This is an original antique advertising poster from the 1900s for a candy company I simply could not believe my luck when I came across this fabulous poster! This poster was stored in a barn for the last 100 years. The edges are a bit worn. Additionally, there are small brown spots around the parameter of the poster that are actually old gummed spots where the shop keeper would moisten and then stick the poster to his store window. The instructions for that are printed across the bottom. Here's the great thing, though. Because of how the poster was stored, only the outer, white edges have issues. The image is in MINT MINT MINT shape. This poster was never hung and the image looks brand new. The colors are exactly as bright and vibrant as they were the day this was printed 100 years ago. This is an advertisement for Doerr's "Myty Good" 5 cent Candy. The lithography speaks for itself. I have never this poster before and I doubt we'll ever see it again. Myty Good is gone for good, I'm afraid. This poster would look great in a kitchen, dining room, restaurant, or even a living room. Measures 13x 21 inches. Dont forget to take a look at my other fine examples of the great age of lithography.Thanks for looking