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1901 Print Charles Dana Gibson Girl Art Victorian Fashion Formal Attire YLF1 XGBB6 Despite the Great Depression

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Despite the Great Depression

This is an original 1948 black and white print ad for the Telecall intercom and loudspeaker

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1901 Print Charles Dana Gibson Girl Art Victorian Fashion Formal Attire YLF1 XGBB6 Despite the Great Depression"Studies in Expression While Uncle Joe has his Tie Fixed" This is an original 1901 monochrome relief line block print of an illustration by Charles Dana Gibson (1867 1944) that portrayed the righteous indignation on the face of a Victorian era gentleman as his date fixes the tie of "Uncle Joe" before his. Please note that this item will be shipped folded along the original crease. CONDITION This 111+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging

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