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Underwood Standard Company Inc,USA, Typewriter, May 1917. Typewriter. Metal body. Functioning. Good state of preservation. 30.5x46 cm. Notes <> National Museum of American History, Smithsonian, Washington, DC.

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Underwood Standard Company Inc,USA, Typewriter, May 1917. Typewriter. Metal body. Functioning. Good state of preservation. 30.5x46 cm. Notes <> National Museum of American History, Smithsonian, Washington, DC.

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Underwood Standard Company Inc,USA, Typewriter, May 1917. Typewriter. Metal body. Functioning. Good state of preservation. 30.5x46 cm. Notes <> National Museum of American History, Smithsonian, Washington, DC.

Underwood Standard Company Inc,USA, Typewriter, May 1917. Typewriter. Metal body. Functioning. Good state of preservation. 30.5x46 cm. Notes <> National Museum of American History, Smithsonian, Washington, DC.

Medals Benedict XV (1914-1922) Medal of maximum form 1917 A. II - Opus: Bianchi AG (g 291 - Ø 82 mm) RRR This interesting specimen has a cartouche at the top with the inscription THE H. FATHER TO REV. ANTONIO BOVE PROVIDENCE R. I. FOR MERITORIOUSNESS MAY 18, 1918 - FDC

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