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Bakery Advertisement with Native American Man



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Title: Bakery Advertisement with Native American Man
Description: A sign shows a smiling Native American man holding a rye bread sandwich in an advertisment for Levy and Sons Bakery of New York, New York. The man is wearing a denim jacket, has long hair in two braids, and a black hat with a feather. The sign reads "You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's real Jewish Rye." The ad was featured on the side of delivery trucks, subway and railway platforms, on television, and in newspapers and trade books.
Image ID: 99113
Creation
Date: 		1970 
Creator
Name: 		International Harvester Company
City, State: New York, New York
Collection
Name: 		McCormick - International Harvester
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Photograph taken for "International Trail" magazine, volume 40, number 5, page 23, 1970.
Subjects: 20th century
Hats
Hairstyles
Men
Portrait photography
Baked products industry
Jewelry
Bread
Coats
Advertising
 

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