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Have one of these of the old family farm.
Pleasant surprise:
Have had it authenticated.
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Ferdinand A. Brader (1833-1901)
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Have one of these of the old family farm.
Pleasant surprise:
Have had it authenticated.
I'll probably have it realized and auctioned into a collection once it ends up in my hands and my grandparents pass.
I don't want it to get damaged just hanging on the wall. Posterity should enjoy it and Canton / Stark county is significantly underappreciated.
Farm Illustrations by Ferdinand Brader
At first glance, it’s a simple drawing of the old family farm. Your grandparents sentimentally tucked it away in the attic; occasionally bringing it out to reminisce, fascinated by the details and comparing it to the way the farm looks today. You’ve often wondered about the artist - someone...
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