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Industrial advertisement

Monroe H. Kulp, lumber

Monroe H. Kulp, lumber

Historic display advertisement for Monroe H. Kulp, lumber. — Industrial advertisement · 1895–1897

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Year or era: 1895–1897
Classification: Industrial advertisement
Business: Monroe H. Kulp, Lumber
Industry: Lumber
Address: No. 609 E. Sunbury St., Shamokin, Pa.

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