SOLD -George Petty Original 1955 July Calendar Girl

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ORIGINAL GEORGE PETTY AMERICAN 1955 JULY CALENDAR GIRL
PRINTED SIGNATURE BOTTOM CENTRE
WITH FULL MONTH's CALENDAR FOR JULY BOTTOM LEFT
SIZE - 11 x 8 inches = 27 x 20 cm's approx.
NOT A COPY OR REPRINT A GENUINE 1955 CALENDAR PAGE
GUARANTEED VINTAGE PRINTED IN 1955
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
FROM A SMOKE & PET FREE HOME

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Category Antique Ephemera Date 1955  1950s Antiques Material Paper Origin American Item code as1073a306 / petty55july Status Sold

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