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1931 Print Herald Tribune New York Newspaper Typing Printing Pulp Paper FZ1 ILL4 This is an original 1934

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This is an original 1934 Great Depression Era black and white print ad for Iron Fireman Automatic Self-Regulating Coal Firing

Campana Sales Company

cultural scenes from the ancient Egyptian civilization and more

with great examples of advertising slogans and postmarks used by companies such as Texaco

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1931 Print Herald Tribune New York Newspaper Typing Printing Pulp Paper FZ1 ILL4 This is an original 1934This is an original 1931 halftone print of a close up of a letter in the Herald Tribune of New York. The caption writes, "in his quest for the causes of bad and good printing, Wood makes use of the microphotograph. These two h's are from different sides of the same sheet: left, the 'screen' side; right, the 'felt' side. Every sheet of pulp paper shows this difference. The type must iron out these hills and valleys to get clear printing."CONDITION This

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