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1924 Ad Construction Bishopric Architecture Bunker Hill - ORIGINAL THB1 XENA8 This is an original 1922

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This is an original 1922 black and white print ad for ferro-steel ammonia valves and fittings that were made and sold by Crane of 836 South Michigan Avenue

Reginald "Georgie" Hoidge

he was assassinated in part due to his attempt to name his brother-in-law the heir to the throne

Ó as Baron Justus von Liebig was the initial innovator for infant-designed food

1924 Ad Construction Bishopric Architecture Bunker Hill - ORIGINAL THB1 XENA8 This is an original 1922This is an original 1924 black and white print ad for The Bishopric Manufacturing Company, located at 697 Este Avenue in Cincinnati, Ohio. This ad specially features the Bunker Hill Monument, the apartment building of George W. Ballou, located at West 72nd Street in New York City with architecture by F. L. Shea, as well as the home of Charles W. Kouns on McVicker Street in Topeka, Kansas with architecture by Chandler and Emshwiller. CONDITION This 87+

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