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Linotype keyboard with English and Hebrew characters, from Milton Gross Printing and Mid-City Press.

National Museum of American Jewish History
Philadelphia, United States

This was part of a large linotype machine used by the company at 3rd and Catherine streets, Philadelphia, ca. 1919-1989.

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Title: Linotype keyboard with English and Hebrew characters, from Milton Gross Printing and Mid-City Press.
Rights: National Museum of American Jewish History, 1991.61.1

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