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1943 WWII Ad Mead Papers Camouflage Advertising UNUSUAL Wartime Paper WW2-3 XEW4 Morton Friedman

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Morton Friedman

18 x 31 cm

There is a crease in the top right corner which extends into the image

it is perhaps German and probably Scandinavian from the XVIII Century

1943 WWII Ad Mead Papers Camouflage Advertising UNUSUAL Wartime Paper WW2-3 XEW4 Morton FriedmanThis is an original and unusual World War II era ad from The Mead Corporation, makers of Mead, Dill & Collins, and Wheelwright papers, explaining truthfully that their wartime papers are not what they were prewar. According to this ad"camouflage must remain a war time expedient. It can have no place in trade." Please see the the unusual image. CONDITION This 68+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. No aging. No creases. No tears. No water

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