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1940 Ad Gilbert Papers Woman Red Dress Lounging Chair - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F4A FORTUNE2 This is an original 1956

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1940 Ad Gilbert Papers Woman Red Dress Lounging Chair ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F4A FORTUNE2 This is an original 1956 This is an original 1956 black and white print ad for The Martin Company of Baltimore The first is used when it is important to keep the temperature low This 71+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine Protection: Packaged in a custom archival sleeve with an acid free black board (great for display

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