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    Hamburg-American Line

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    Artists: Schmidt, R. Publishers: J.C. König & Ebhardt Companies: Hamburg-American Line

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    American Line : New York [to] Southampton

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    "Printed by The Falcon Press, Philadelphia"--text below the image, lower left corner. "From and original poster in the collection of the Peabody Museum of Salem ©1979"--text below the image, lower right corner.

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