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1909 Ad Diamond Dyes Victorian Fashion P. Coquillard - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING MX6 XGWC4 featuring a lady holding her

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featuring a lady holding her hat in a gust on the corner of 23rd Street and Broadway

This is an original 1920 black and white halftone print of the church and congregation at Point Barrow in the Arctic Coast in Alaska

He is seen here sitting on the highest ledge of this clock tower

Keywords specific to this image: May Robson

and became the first woman on the American Grocery Manufacturers AssociationÕs Board of Directors in 1929

1909 Ad Diamond Dyes Victorian Fashion P. Coquillard - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING MX6 XGWC4 featuring a lady holding herThis is a rare large format original 1909 color print ad for "The Diamond Dye Annual: A Book of Helpful Hints," a product by Wells & Richardson Company in Burlington, Vermont. This particular ad features Mrs. Phillip Coquillard. During tough economic times, these dyes were used to change the color of women's clothing in order to give it a brand new look and feel. CONDITION This 102+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. Crease

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