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1931 Ad Cook's Architectural Finishes Fidelity Bank - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F1A BZ1 Sulfur used to be extracted

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Sulfur used to be extracted from salt domes where it occurred naturally

Chamberlin was a well known geologist who was versed in zoology and botany

bustling cityscapes

He was also the director of the Princetown Art Association and Museum

This is an original 1932 photogravure of the chateau of Ansembourg (Ansemburg)

1931 Ad Cook's Architectural Finishes Fidelity Bank - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F1A BZ1 Sulfur used to be extractedThis is a beautiful original 1931 color print ad for Cook's Architectural Finishes, featuring its product on the Fidelity National Bank and Trust Building in Kansas City, Missouri, designed by architects Hoit, Price and Barnes. CONDITION This 80+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. No tears. No water damage. There are some black surface rub on the middle left area of image, mostly visible in

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