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This is an original 1937 black and white halftone print of poplar trees planted by Thomas Jefferson on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC
bedroom Vintage Advertising
the Zuni personators of the Corn Maidens
and among others from Abercrombie and Fitch Company located on Madison Avenue and Forty-fifths Street
1940 WWII Guest Children Refugees Baby Statue Liberty - ORIGINAL RTO1 SPANISH This is an original 1937This is an original rotogravure picture section from The New York Times, Sunday Issue, July 14, 1940. This three page, double sided (incomplete) section has cover images of "guest children" arriving from the British Isles to stay with American and Canadian families for the duration of the war including a baby six month old Margaret Ward of Hertfordshire; plus many other interior images and ads. Period Paper is pleased to offer a scarce collection of