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Sunbeam Tours: Mesopotamia - Stereoviews

Sunbeam Tours: Mesopotamia

Sunbeam Tours Ltd.

No Date Shown. Circa 1920.

Very scarce, complete set of 36 stereoviews in original slipcase, complete with documentation. A collectible set rarely found in this condition

36 sepia toned images on stereoview cards…

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Posted by Sunrise Books Trading As C-Books on March 19, 2013 at 6:30am

Among the Coca-Cola archives, you can find information on the well-known artists who worked for them, such as N.C. Wyeth, Norman Rockwell, and Hamilton King. Another artist, who is not so well known, is H.H. Sundblom. His portrayal of Santa appeared for many years on the back covers of December issues of…