Protectograph Print, 1902
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Framed Print of Ad For Protectograph'
Advertisement for the Protectograph machine that embosses lines in checks to protect them from being altered by the GW Todd and Company, Rochester, New York, 1902. (Photo by Jay Paull/Getty Images). Unleash your creativity with premium art prints that turn any room into a visual masterpiece.
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Media ID 51617354
Black And White Advertisement , Early 20th-century Advertising Art , Text-based Product Promotion Image
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Elevate your space with Framed Prints of vintage advertisements. This framed print features 'Ad For 'Protectograph'' by Jay Paull, showcasing an early 20th-century advertisement for the Protectograph machine. Perfect for history buffs and art enthusiasts, these high-quality prints are a unique addition to any room's decor.
Timeless elegance meets innovative spirit in this vintage print.
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Photo Prints - Photo Prints of vintage advertisements offer a unique perspective on early marketing techniques. This Photo Print features 'Ad For "Protectograph"' by Jay Paull, showcasing an embossed check from 1902. Available as high-quality Photo Prints, these images capture the essence of historical advertising and can be displayed in any home or office.
Poster Prints - Poster Prints of Ad For 'Protectograph' by Jay Paull, a vintage advertisement featuring the Protectograph machine that embossed lines in checks to prevent alteration. This iconic image is now available as a Poster Print from Fine Art Storehouse, offering a unique piece of history for home decor and office spaces.
Metal Prints - Elevate your space with Metal Prints of vintage advertisements. This Metal Print features "Ad For 'Protectograph'" by Jay Paull, showcasing a 1902 advertisement for the Protectograph machine that embossed lines in checks to prevent alterations. Made from high-quality metal materials, our Metal Prints offer a unique blend of style and durability.
Canvas Prints - Canvas Prints of Ad For 'Protectograph' by Jay Paull showcase a vintage advertisement for the Protectograph machine. This historic image, captured in 1902, features a unique illustration from Fine Art Storehouse. Canvas Prints offer a high-quality reproduction of this artwork on canvas.
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These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 41.4cm x 58.8cm (16.3" x 23.1")
Estimated Product Size is 62cm x 86.6cm (24.4" x 34.1")
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