1967 Print Dan Dillon Blind Columbia Recording Studios ORIGINAL HISTORIC CML XEY1 000 bread rations per day

000 bread rations per day for American military troops

as a doctor intently analyzes a urine sample

Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha during the Victorian era

Belknap & Skene

This is an original 1895 black and white halftone print entitled "Indian Dancing

1967 Print Dan Dillon Blind Columbia Recording Studios ORIGINAL HISTORIC CML XEY1 000 bread rations per dayThis is an original 1967 halftone print of Dan Dillon, blind since birth, at his first formal recording session at Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville. Also shown is Bill Purcell, a noted Nashville pianist. Period Paper is proud to present a collection of country music print articles, halftone images, and print advertising. This collection, which dates from the mid 1960's, is sure to be of interest to the collector of classic country music