1927 Print Emsa Salamandre Radiator Heating Conti Gacel Advertising VENA3 American Old West Seven-Passenger Convertible Sedan and Limousine

Name: 1927 Print Emsa Salamandre Radiator Heating Conti Gacel Advertising VENA3 American Old West Seven-Passenger Convertible Sedan and Limousine
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SKU: 68736295902
Price: 48.95 USD
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1927 Print Emsa Salamandre Radiator Heating Conti Gacel Advertising VENA3 American Old West Seven Passenger Convertible Sedan and Limousine Seven Passenger Convertible Sedan and Limousine all by the Chandler Motor Car Company located in Cleveland This is an original 1904 black and white halftone print of the historic facade of the Philadelphia Academy of Music building in Pennsylvania (PA) during the Edwardian era

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