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1906 Print Charles Dana Gibson Crooked Tale Jail Cell Prisoner Satire Drawing PA1 " This is an original

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" This is an original 1939 black and white print ad for Corning Glass Works of Corning

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1906 Print Charles Dana Gibson Crooked Tale Jail Cell Prisoner Satire Drawing PA1 " This is an original"A Crooked Tale." "There was a crooked man, Who made a crooked deal, And got a crooked fortune By a very crooked steal; He had a crooked wife, With a very crooked name, And now they live apart In very crooked fame." This is an original 1906 halftone print of a drawing by Charles Dana Gibson. The drawing has a copyright date of 1902 by Life Publishing Co. (Please note that, typical of halftone prints, there is printing on the reverse.) CONDITION This

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