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1926 Ad Costumes Spot Clown Dutch Peasant Girl Colonial - ORIGINAL TOYS7 RM4 one page single-sided with unrelated

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one page single-sided with unrelated print on the reverse) of images of armies and military happenings during World War I

one of the Twelve Great Livery Companies of the City of London

the ad does list its additional flavors: Sarsaparilla

This is an original 1926 black and white halftone print of the pre-Lent fesitval during February in Corsica

Napoleon divorced his first wife Josephine and married Marie Louise in 1810 with the hope that she might be able to give him the heir that Josephine could not provide

1926 Ad Costumes Spot Clown Dutch Peasant Girl Colonial - ORIGINAL TOYS7 RM4 one page single-sided with unrelatedThis is an original 1926 black and white ad for masquerade costumes from the Phoenix Costume Mfg., Co. of Philadelphia. The costumes pictured include Spot Clown, Peasant Girl, Dutch Girl, and Colonial Officer. Please note that although this ad was printed in December 1926, it was part of the new toy lines and products being promoted for the New York Toy Fair, Feb. 7 to March 12 of 1927. CONDITION This 85+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. No

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