1944 Photolithograph World War II Flak Cannon Air Strike Corsica XEKA7 XGCC4 This is an original 1939

This is an original 1939 black and white print ad for The First National Bank of Chicago

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where natives trek into the tropics with mules or horses to retrieve cacao crops for producing cocoa powder and chocolate

The company did big business with the Chicago Tribune and eventually bought out their entire printing operation

the Twin-Six was getting ready to make its bow to the public

1944 Photolithograph World War II Flak Cannon Air Strike Corsica XEKA7 XGCC4 This is an original 1939This is an original 1944 color photolithograph of an Axis air attack on Allied defenses on the Island of Corsica in the Mediterranean during WWII. The Flak Cannon was by far the most effective way of combatting air attacks, as they loaded the air with debris and fragments, which could rip planes apart, get caught in engines, kill pilots, and set planes on fire with ease. CONDITION This 67+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging