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This is an original 1927 one-page article (one single-sided page) by Paul Welker on how sound waves are filtered
a noble Dreyfus was quoted to have said
it was the most expensive amusement machine made
a GI carrying a wounded South Korean buddy on a jigai (native A-rack) with a rifleman guarding the group
the female employees of WhitmanÕs began hiding love letters and notes of encouragement in the boxes of chocolates being sent to the American Armed Forces serving overseas
1925 Ad Addressograph Press Francois Martin Buttner-Thierry 10 Rue Crussol VEN4 XGK4 This is an original 1927This is an original 1925 black and white print ad for the Addressograph press produced by Franois & Martin. Their showroom was located at 10 rue de Crussol, Paris. CONDITION This 86+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging in margins. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Please note the mark in the upper margin. Also, the color of the actual item is darker than depicted in the digital image. Product
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