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Royaledge Shelving Paper -1949A

With the curves and circles, this ad seems to be in motion. Happy housewife strikes a pose and shows off her "cherries jubilee" china set, all separated from the wood of the shelves by the decorative papers. Published in a 1949 issue of WOMAN'S DAY.

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Source: Anonymous contributor
Restoration by: magscanner

Date: 06/17/2014
Owner: Magazine Art Gallery Administrator
Full size: 650x826
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