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Harvey Dunn
(1884 - 1952)
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Saturday Evening Post, "John Barleycorn" (1913) Dunn - 001
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Dixon Ticonderoga, "Ethan Allen" (1933) Dunn - 002
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Opaline Motor Oil (1929) Dunn - 003
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Coke, "Come, Be Blessed And Be Happy" (1943) Dunn - 004
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Metropolitan, "His Own Home" (1917) Dunn - 005
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Texaco, "Trails No Map Will Ever Show" (1930) Dunn - 006
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Saturday Evening Post, "Timberline" (1908) Dunn - 007
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Heart's International, "The Janeites" (1924) Dunn - 008
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U S Army, "One For All AndAll For One" (1942) Dunn - 009
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U S Food Administraton, "Victory Is A Question Of Stamina" (1917) Dunn - 010
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U S Food Administraton, "They Are Giving All - Will You Send Them Wheat?" (1918) Dunn - 011
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Scribner's, "The New Romance" (1914) Dunn - 012
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Saturday Evening Post, "A Wild Goose Chase" (1914) Dunn - 013
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Maxwell House(1931) Dunn - 014
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White Truck, "Mexican River-Bed Express" (1944) Dunn - 015
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White Truck, "Alongside G.I. Joe...All The Way" (1944) Dunn - 016
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White Truck, "Bringing The Forest Into The Fight" (1944) Dunn - 017
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White Truck, "From Texas Range To Army Range" (1944) Dunn - 018
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