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This is an original 1927 photogravure of a woman shrimp catcher in the Halligen
This is an original 1917 black and white print ad for United Steel Sash from the Trussed Concrete Steel Co
The company was forced to shut down due to financial hardships in 2001
1919 Ad Dubbelbilt Boys Clothes Skating Herbert Meyer - ORIGINAL SEP4 XGVB1 There is light bleed throughThis is an original 1919 black and white print ad for Boys' Dubbelbilt Clothes with the Cravenette Finish. This particular ad is marketed toward mothers who find themselves constantly repairing their sons' clothing. With Dubbelbilt the clothes are durable and made to last, and should they rip or tear within six months of purchase, the company will repair the suit for free. The ad goes on to list a variety of Dubbelbilt colors and styles, specifically
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