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1922 Ad Automatic Electric Engineer P-A-X Factory Car - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING WW3 HWC1 This is an original 1932

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Description

This is an original 1932 color print of a Fauvism style painting by André Derain entitled

though it only had a population of about 300 people at the time

1981 that featured artwork of an "uplifted" dolphin that was inspired by author David Brin's

"Campaigns in Missouri: 1861-62"

This piece was illustrated by Brown

1922 Ad Automatic Electric Engineer P-A-X Factory Car - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING WW3 HWC1 This is an original 1932This is an original 1922 black and white print ad for P A X from the Automatic Electric Company. The ad writes, "The Automatic Electric Services of the P A X Code Call, Conference Wire, Interior Telephone, Watchman Service, Emergency Alarm places every man and every department at the finger's end of every other man". CONDITION This 89+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. Some light surface rub.

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