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Preferring to be called a realist
of Hartford
Williams was so enthralled by CornellÕs red and white uniforms
Light aging in margins
during World War II
1953 Lithograph Bertram Goodman Willys Overland Jeepster 239 West 66th St AEFA1 XAA2 Preferring to be called aThis is an original 1953 monochrome lithograph by American artist Bertram Goodman which was intended to promote Willys Overland Distributors Inc., which was located at 239 West 66th Street in New York City. The company specialized in the production of both military and civilian Jeeps, and during the 1910s it was the second largest automobile producer in the United States after, of course, the Ford Motor Company. Looking at this incredible high fashion