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1938 Spanish Civil War Refugees Pyrenees Ebro River - ORIGINAL RTO1 CML Although they have recently gone

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Although they have recently gone out of production

This is an original 1923 halftone print of the delegates attending the First International Congress of Motion Picture Arts

This piece was illustrated by Rosset-Granger

This is an original 1948 two-color halftone print of a photo of the ruins of King Herod's judgment hall located near the village of Sebastia

1938 Spanish Civil War Refugees Pyrenees Ebro River - ORIGINAL RTO1 CML Although they have recently goneThis is an original rotogravure picture section from The New York Times, Sunday Issue, April 17, 1938. This four page, double sided section has cover images of Spanish refugees from the Loyalist armies and civilians marching through the streets of Luchon, France on their way to an internment camp; Spanish refugees crossing the Pyrenees; rebel soldiers in Lerida, Spain and rebel troops crossing the Ebro River; and a captured armored car; plus many

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