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1943 Print United States Columbia Umbrella William Jennings Bryan Expansion FZ7 MCC5 William Neill (1887-1946)

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William Neill (1887-1946)

This is an original 1929 color print ad for Buckwheats pancake flour that was made and sold by the Aunt Jemima Mills Branch of the Quaker Oats Company of St

famous artist Rockwell Kent designed special decorated lithograph and engraving advertisements for Steinway

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1943 Print United States Columbia Umbrella William Jennings Bryan Expansion FZ7 MCC5 William Neill (1887-1946)This is an original 1943 color print of William Jennings Bryan holding up a decrepit looking umbrella that says, "16 to 1 Anti Expansion," on it for a woman representing prosperity. The caption writes, "Impudence. Bryan Won't you come under my umbrella?" William Jennings Bryan was an American politician who served as the United States Secretary of State and as a Nebraskan Representative. CONDITION This 68+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+.

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