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1924 Print Temple Hathor Dendera Ptolemaic Architecture Great Vestibule XGTC9 YSC1 "An American Steam-Shovel Digging Across

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Mango crate sheet — ripe halftone dots, brutal tile edges, sun-stall rhythm.

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1924 Print Temple Hathor Dendera Ptolemaic Architecture Great Vestibule XGTC9 YSC1 "An American Steam Shovel Digging Across "An American Steam Shovel Digging Across the Cactus Grown Plains at the Foot of Mount Orizaba This is an original 1927 black and white print ad for Kensington Early American Maple Furniture in designs reminiscent of Jacobean and Queen Anne styles

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