These two postcards advertise products from Jacob Haish Company: the poultry fence and the twin tie woven wire. "Jacob Haish Co." and "DeKalb, Ill." are printed on the image side of both postcards.
Front side of Twin Tie Woven Wire postcard. | Image provided by Jessi LaRue |
Back side of Twin Tie Woven Wire postcard. | Image provided by Jessi LaRue |
Twin Tie Woven Wire postcard:
This postcard, above, shows the twin tie woven wire fence, and a cowboy who has been thrown from his horse and right over the fence. In the background you can see a woman running over to help.
The backside of the postcard reads:
"C. Fischer & Son, Lancaster, Wis.
Haish Wire Fence, Haish Barbed Wire, Nails, etc."
Haish Wire Fence, Haish Barbed Wire, Nails, etc."
Front side of Poultry Fence postcard. | Image provided by Jessi LaRue |
Back side of Poultry Fence postcard. | Image provided by Jessi LaRue |
Poultry Fence postcard:
This postcard, above, shows a well-dressed young boy and his dog. The boy appears to be saying "cock-a-doodle!" with the rooster, who is on the other side of the fence.
The backside of the postcard reads:
"COCK-A-DOODLE
Adjustable square mesh chicken fence does not bag, buckle or sag. No top or bottom rails or line posts needed. Only corner posts necessary. Costs no more than old style netting and makes a heavier, more durable fence. Sold by A. Driesens & Son, 338 W. Leonard St., Grand Rapids, Michigan."
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