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Description
featuring their Pabst Malt Extract
of Indianapolis
Postimpressionist
This is an original 1912 print of an etching of Saint-Cirq Lapopie by Frank Brangwyn: "A Cliff Village" (1910)
Keywords specific to this image: Buffalo New York Vintage Advertising
1939 Ad RCA Airplane Transmitter Radio Vultee Bomber - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING FLY1 Cereal featuring their Pabst Malt ExtractThis is an original 1939 black and white print ad for RCA's Transmitter, Radio Compass and Receiver. CONDITION This 72+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. Some light surface rub. No tears. No water damage. There is some very light bleed through on this ad. Product Type: Original Print Ad; Black White Grade: Near Mint Very Fine Dimensions: Approximately 8. 25 x 11. 75 inches; 21 x 30 cm
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