Depicting artworks by F. Robson, E. Forlengo,
Ravello, A. Schwicker.
Framed Original Newspaper
Multi-toned dark brown and honey with double line inner bevel
The Toronto Star Weekly
Saturday July 26, 1930
25 ½’ x 21
First newspaper in Canada to use this colour printing method.
Note: Several scuffs and scratches on the frame.
Torn framing paper on back of frame.
*Lots #5.9 - #5.13 Same Frame
This item is for sale in its existing condition.
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