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1913 Ad Dutch Boy National Lead Paint Linseed Oil Mix - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING CL8 YTT1 This is an original 1944

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This is an original 1944 World War II two-color print ad for Sterling Engines by the Sterling Engine Company of Buffalo

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1913 Ad Dutch Boy National Lead Paint Linseed Oil Mix - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING CL8 YTT1 This is an original 1944This is an original 1913 black and white print ad for the National Lead Company's Dutch Boy White Lead and Linseed OIl paint. Lead paint was banned in the United States in 1977, after research illuminated the dangers of the toxic chemical, which can lead to kidney damage, reproductive damage, nervous system damage, stunted growth, delayed development in children and more. Lead paint was especially dangerous to children because it tasted sweet. While

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