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The Ted Croll Victorian Era Dental Advertising Trade Card Collection.
Andrew I Spielman1, Abbey Lepor2, Theodore P Croll3
1Professor, Dept. of Molecular Pathobiology New York University College of Dentistry.
Dr. Ted Croll, a pediatric dentist, donated his extensive collection of Victorian dental trade cards to NYU College of Dentistry. This collection offers significant value for historical research in dentistry.
Area of Science:
- Dental History
- Medical Ephemera
- Collecting Studies
Background:
- Victorian-era dental trade cards are prized collector's items.
- Dr. Ted Croll, a pediatric dentist, amassed a significant collection over 50 years.
- These cards hold historical and artistic importance.
Purpose of the Study:
- To examine the distinctive nature of Dr. Croll's dental trade card collection.
- To document the systematic organization of the collection.
- To highlight the collection's value for historical research in dentistry.
Main Methods:
- Descriptive analysis of the Croll Collection.
- Examination of the collection's organizational structure.
- Assessment of the collection's historical and artistic significance.
Main Results:
- The Croll Collection is a comprehensive assemblage of Victorian dental trade cards.
- The collection is systematically organized, facilitating research.
- The 2024 donation ensures the collection's preservation and accessibility for scholarship.
Conclusions:
- Dr. Croll's donation significantly enriches the historical resources available at NYU College of Dentistry.
- The collection serves as a valuable tool for understanding the history of dentistry.
- This paper underscores the importance of preserving such unique historical artifacts.
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