wnp72.1296

Powell & Market

October 1, 1974

Close up of man passing out, positive typed cards read, 'In spite of the race, put on your happy face.'

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Artifact

Citation: Greg Gaar
Date Added: August 11, 2021
Contributor: Courtesy of Greg Gaar
Format: negative

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Downloadable: Yes

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