Chromolithograph advertising trade card from the Singer Manufacturing Company "Costumes of All Nations" series, copyright 1892, printed by J. Ottmann Lith. Co. The front depicts a young Bosnian man in full traditional dress — red fez, embroidered vest in red and gold, striped cummerbund, loose breeches, and leather gaiters — standing beside a Singer treadle sewing machine and holding white fabric. Labeled "Bosnia. (Austria-Hungary.)" The reverse carries descriptive text about Bosnia as a territory formerly a Turkish vilayet, now under Austro-Hungary, noting the Singer Machine has found its way into mountain and valley homes.

• Caption: Bosnia. (Austria-Hungary.)
• Publisher: The Singer Manufacturing Co., copyright 1892; printed by J. Ottmann Lith. Co.
• Series: Costumes of All Nations — distributed at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago
• Status: Unposted