This is a vintage advertisement poster featuring a stylized illustration of a person riding a horse. The artwork is characterized by bold, geometric shapes and a limited color palette of black, orange, and white. The person is depicted in a simplified, almost cartoonish style, wearing a hat and a uniform-like outfit. They are seated on a horse that is equally stylized, with a long neck and a patterned body. The horse's design incorporates intricate, interwoven shapes and a circular motif on its head. To the right of the horse and rider is text that reads "THE QUEEN CITY INK HABIT PAYS." Below the illustration, there are color swatches and names: "H. D. BOOK, 40," "PERSIAN ORANGE, 620," and "REGAL PURPLE, 407." The background is a creamy white, providing contrast to the bold colors and shapes of the illustration. The overall style is reminiscent of Art Deco or early 20th-century graphic design.