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Vintage Walnut Perpetual Calendar foundry art first put into use in

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Description

first put into use in 1971

Please note that the bottom bracket is broken

Antique advertising sign for upstate New York-based druggists

This item was made for the city of Dekalb by Dotson Iron Castings design division

Includes embossed typefaces in two tones

Vintage Walnut Perpetual Calendar foundry art first put into use inc. 1930s; Printing Service Co. Dayton, OH Desktop perpetual calendar with a walnut body. This piece features carved wooden knobs for adjusting the date and a large surface area for a memo or stationery pad. Exhibits minor signs of wear. 4" W x 29. 5" D x 4" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more info regarding delivery of your order, please review our shipping Terms and Conditions. MM 6414 113023

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