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1964 Ad Midland Bank John Leigh-Pemberton Birds Warbler - ORIGINAL LN1 ARCH7 It is the oldest city

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It is the oldest city in Belgium

The model was built for The Sky Hawk by Ralph Hammeras

and can be seen in the Brooklyn Museum

along with two excerpts from famous Swiss watchmakers Omega

The original piece was created as a subject for Once a Week

1964 Ad Midland Bank John Leigh-Pemberton Birds Warbler - ORIGINAL LN1 ARCH7 It is the oldest city"October." This is an original 1964 color print ad for the Midland Bank of England and Wales which features three birds: the Yellow Browed Warbler, the Red Breasted Flycatcher (male and female), and the Bluethroat. In the 1960's the Bank ran an ad campaign series, the "Rarities of Wild Life," with paintings of artist John Leigh Pemberton. The Bank is now part of HSBC Holdings. CONDITION This 47+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. No creases.

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