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1936 Print Selling Floor Marshall Field Bargain Trade Clothing Fashion Store FZ2 XAE1 Bowers was an African American

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Bowers was an African American concert artist

There is some slight bleed through on this ad

and The Plaza of New York City

a patron of the performances of the Theatre of Dionysus

This is an original 1912 halftone print of a trail twisting through the Great Salt Lake Desert in Utah

1936 Print Selling Floor Marshall Field Bargain Trade Clothing Fashion Store FZ2 XAE1 Bowers was an African AmericanThis is an original 1936 halftone print of the selling floor in the Marshall Field basement. The caption writes, "The largest selling floor in the world is the Field basement, which was the first bargain basement in mercantile history, and which Field's operates as a separate, self contained store catering to the lower (but not lowest) price trade"CONDITION This 75+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging throughout. No creases. No

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