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1931 Ad Benjamin Franklin Hotel Philadelphia Luxury - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F2B P347B This is an original 1928

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This is an original 1928 black and white print ad for the Natco Hollow Building Tile

with branch houses in Boston

From Hungarian conductor Anton Seidl

and the Chicago auto show

Jean Wallace

1931 Ad Benjamin Franklin Hotel Philadelphia Luxury - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING F2B P347B This is an original 1928This is an original 1931 black and white print ad for The Benjamin Franklin hotel. The ad comically writes, "Once, after a campaign along the frontier, Benjamin Franklin found he had become so used to sleeping on planks that a comfortable bed kept him awake. We have not heard of anyone sleeping on planks lately, but we have heard many people comment on the luxury of the beds in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel". CONDITION This 80+ year old Item is rated

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