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Tilo Alt, Saw and Eye Screw, Childhood Watercolor Drawing, German WW2 Era 1940s toys On the face is a On the face is a sepia tone image of the giant attraction 7 3 4" wide x 5 1 2" tall x 4 1 2" deep Pencil and watercolor on natural colored construction paper Born in Java
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Tilo Alt, Saw and Eye Screw, Childhood Watercolor Drawing, German WW2 Era 1940s toys On the face is a

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