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Globe Tobacco Co. Goes to the Dogs chromolithograph Lewis Hine Steamfitter at Ford

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Lewis Hine Steamfitter at Ford Plant photographed in 1920

New East River bridge from Brooklyn

Signed on lower left "PAL"

designer and etymologist was very prolific in the early part of the last century in France

Globe Tobacco Co. Goes to the Dogs chromolithograph Lewis Hine Steamfitter at FordGlobe Tobacco Co. Chew Globe fine cut published on 1885 as a color lithograph at 70x52 cm. Advertisement for Globe Tobacco Co. Gold Flake Cut Plug chewing tobacco, showing a young woman lounging as a dog wearing glasses smokes a pipe. On the table are a box and a tin of Gold Flake Cut Plug chewing tobacco. Globe Tobacco Co., Detroit, Michigan, U. S. A., and Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

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