Mock orange (Philadelphus coronarius), from the Flowers series for Old Judge Cigarettes 1890

This botanical illustration, "Mock Orange (Philadelphus coronarius)", is from the "Flowers" series created for Old Judge Cigarettes in 1890 by Goodwin & Company. The piece showcases the delicate beauty of the mock orange flower, with its white petals and yellow center, set against a warm, textured background. The precise details and vibrant colors make it a charming example of the chromolithographic printing process, a popular technique in the 19th century. This small, collectible card was likely included in cigarette packages, introducing a touch of nature to everyday objects.