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1918 Ad American War Savings Stamps Washington WWI - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING GF1 XAO9 This is an original 1893

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This is an original 1893 halftone print of Palmer's Theatre (also known as Wallack's Theatre) at Broadway and West 30th Street in New York City

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This collection is number 1680 from a limited edition of 1750 and is printed on paper specially made by Henry Lindenmeyr & Sons

" This is an original 1927 print of a bird's eye view of the Famous Players-Lasky studio in Hollywood

1918 Ad American War Savings Stamps Washington WWI - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING GF1 XAO9 This is an original 1893This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for the National War Savings Committee of Washington, whose ad space was paid for by Morton W. Lee (25 West 45th Street in New York). This ad is for War Savings Stamps issued by the United States Government to aid in the country's victory in World War I. This ad features artwork by an unknown artist, only distinguishable by the artist signature in the bottom right of the illustration as "T. R.".

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