Calvert Litho. Co - Two plump men, one with umbrella, one falling

Two plump men, one with umbrella, one falling (1890)

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The Calvert Lithographing Company was founded in 1863 in Detroit, Michigan by Thomas Calvert. In 1950, the firm was sold to a group of Chicago investors. In 1970, the firm was absorbed by the Canadian printing company, Lawson & Jones.

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