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the underside of the nacelle showing bomb magazine and racks & trap door in rear cockpit
located at Broadway and 62nd Street in New York
featuring their Kodak Six-16 camera model
and Dussour at the Paris Exposition of 1937
Please note that the original center crease from mailing is present
1950 Halftone Print Mantle Cloak Kaftan Textile Pattern Turkey Flower XDC2 NW1 the underside of the nacelleThis is an original 1950 black and white halftone print of a Turkish mantle from the 14th century AD. A mantle is like a cloak that is usually worn over indoor clothing. This is a kaftan where the sleeves are about as long as the rest of the garment. The central image in this pattern may have been an artichoke. The colors were originally yellow with a white ground. CONDITION This 61+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging throughout.