Senaca paint and color co's pure prepared paints.
A paint company's trade swatch card from 1880, issued by the Seneca Paint and Color Company of Seneca Falls, New York, to show house paint shades to builders and customers. The page is a grid of diamond-shaped colour chips in cream, tan, brown, grey, olive, maroon, red and green, each labelled with a shade name and arranged in columns by colour family. A designer could use its muted, period-accurate palette and the rotated diamond grid as a reference for heritage colour schemes.
