Lighted Vintage Summer Arrangements New York, Rutland And Burlington Railroad Advert Circa 1857 Framed Dark Brown Shadowbox - 29-1/2-in journalist Shadowbox framed in white wash and smooth baby nails
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Lighted Vintage Summer Arrangements New York, Rutland And Burlington Railroad Advert Circa 1857 Framed Dark Brown Shadowbox 29 1 2 in journalist Shadowbox framed in white wash and smooth baby nails Shadowbox framed in white wash reclaimed wood with print on front glass that reads "Sailboat" and "Circa 1927" on bottom Sparks endless conversations of individual interpretations of the design's meaning Measures approximately 29 1 2 in H x 17 in H x 2 1 4 in D This reproduction of a advertisement for rail travel in the northeast dates back to approximately 1857
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