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Vogue Cover September 1, 1944 Traina Norell, Fox Stole, Photo John Rawlings

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Vogue Cover September 1, 1944 Traina Norell, Fox Stole, Photo John Rawlings
Original Print — Paper
This document comes from a periodical published in 1944.
It is not a later reprint
 
Rare well preserved cover picked from a bound volume, cropped as seen on image, blue ink stain near the O
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22 x 30 cm 8.7 x 11.8"
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Year
1944
Publication
Vogue (USA), September 1
Type
Cover (Front cover only)
Photographer
John Rawlings  (1912—1970)
Couturier
Traina Norell
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Rare well preserved cover picked from a bound volume, cropped as seen on image, blue ink stain near the O
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
N41-90710
Fashion photography
fox
fur
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