Tile [realia]. 1996.

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Tile [realia]. 1996.

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Rectangular white ceramic tile shows five gray elephants marching. One elephant carries a U.S. flag. The others are playing various instruments. One animal is carrying a banner that reads "As Ohio Goes? So Goes the Nation / Dole in '96." At the bottom of the tile "Republican National Convention San Diego, California - August 12-15, 1996" appears. There is red felt on the back marked "An Original Design / from / Summitville / American Made American Owned Since 1912 / Summitville Tiles, Inc. Summitville, Ohio 43962 / 330-223-1511 www.summitville.com." This piece was made in 1996.

1 item : red, white, blue, gray, white, yellow ; 2 cm high, 15.5 cm wide, 28.4 cm long.

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