1921 Ad Wilson Common Sense Ear Drum Hearing Device - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING ILW1 ARC4 Henry Richard Van Dongen

Henry Richard Van Dongen

Its current name means "stone in the center" which alludes to the belief that the settlement was situated at the center of the world

This is an original 1905 tipped-in color print of a painting by French artist

37th Street in New York City

"Cabaret and dancing during dinner

1921 Ad Wilson Common Sense Ear Drum Hearing Device - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING ILW1 ARC4 Henry Richard Van DongenThis is an original 1921 black and white print ad promoting the Wilson Common Sense Ear Drums, a "little wireless phones for the ears" from Wilson Ear Drum Company, located at 569 Inter Southern Building in Louisville, Kentucky. CONDITION This 90+ year old Item is rated Near Mint. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Product Type: Original Print Ad; Black White Grade: Near Mint Dimensions: Approximately 2. 75 x 2