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1935 Print Pete Bogdany Blast Furnace Republic Steel Portrait Pipe Corrigan FZ2 SBM1 The monastery was built on

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The monastery was built on orders from Queen Supayalat in 1885

a farmer from Iowa

Art Institute of Chicago

"Holyoke House and Little's Block

The bottom features a perforated postcard which one could mail in for more poster samples

1935 Print Pete Bogdany Blast Furnace Republic Steel Portrait Pipe Corrigan FZ2 SBM1 The monastery was built onThis is an original 1935 halftone print portrait of Pete Bogdany who worked at Republic Steel. Bogdany worked at the company's biggest blast furnace. He immigrated to America in 1906 from Czechoslovakia, and worked for Corrigan, McKinney Steel Company prior to working at Republic Steel. The company was founded in 1899 by Cyrus Eaton, and became the third largest steel producer in America during the 1920s. CONDITION This 76+ year old Item is rated Near

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