Note to David Anderson : ANS, [ca. 1935 Dec. 25].

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Note to David Anderson : ANS, [ca. 1935 Dec. 25].

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Written in a Christmas card he printed; with comment on Sara Bard Field. With this: note by David Anderson, Jan. 22, 1936, written on an announcement printed by the Johnck family acknowledging expression of sympathy on Johnck's death; comments on Humanistic type used.

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