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Pschitt 1956 Clown, Tennis, Photo Chevalier

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Pschitt 1956 Clown, Tennis, Photo Chevalier
Photographed by Chevalier, this 1956 advertisement for Pschitt, a product of Perrier, depicts a clown and a tennis scene, a plain original document promoting the soft drink for the consumer press of its day.
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26 x 35 cm ·10.2 x 13.8"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1956.
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Year
1956
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Chevalier
Brands
Pschitt, Perrier [Water]
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
E69-03735
clown
tennis
SPORTS DRINKS WATER

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