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Issue: Oct, 1927
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Posted: 07/29/2007
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Ad: Burgess Flashlights & Batteries (Oct, 1927)

With a Blade of LIGHT he slew the Greatest of all Demons ~ Darkeness

Burgess Battery Company
General Sales Office: Chicago

Burgess Flashlights & Batteries

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