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Description
ink and oil painting
This is an original 1926 black and white print ad for Packard Sixes and Eights
732 Jefferson Street
Rysselberghe was a famous Belgian neo-Impressionist painter who played an important role in European art
Please note that in the margin above each image there is some slight bleed-through from the reverse side which does not affect the image
1930 Ad Carrier Engineering Passenger Crack Trains - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F3A Hospitals ink and oil paintingThis is an original 1930 black and white print ad for Carrier Engineering Corporation, a company founded by Willis Haviland Carrier, the man revered for the invention of modern air conditioning. This ad boasts of providing "manufactured weather" also referred to as air conditioning to Summer patrons on the Crack Trains. CONDITION This 81+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging in margins. No creases. No natural defects. Some light surface
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