1907 Ad National Lead Paint Pure White Dutch Boy - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING CL4 LHJ1 FORTUNEC36

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There is some light wrinkling in the bottom margin (not shown) which does not affect the image

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The chair upholstering and draperies are of green brocade and the table cover is scarlet broadcloth embroidered in gold

This is an original 1917 halftone print of some scenes from the New York Hospital of Deformities and Joint Diseases

1907 Ad National Lead Paint Pure White Dutch Boy - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING CL4 LHJ1 FORTUNEC36This is an original 1907 black and white print ad for the National Lead Company's Pure White Lead paint. Lead paint was banned in the United States in 1977, after research illuminated the dangers of the toxic chemical, which can lead to kidney damage, reproductive damage, nervous system damage, stunted growth, delayed development in children and more. Lead paint was especially dangerous to children because it tasted sweet. While lead paint is still