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ca. 1873, “No. 2. Taxidermist’s Department of the Kansas Pacific Railway. Buffalo Heads used for advertising purposes”, Robert Benecke
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ca. 1890, “The Beginning and End of Life”, [Deering Trade Card, add. caption reads “the skull duggery practiced by some manufacturers of Harvesting Machinery, in palming off cheap machines on unsuspecting farmers, finds no favor in the Deering factory.”]
via the Wisconsin Historical Society, McCormick-International Harvester Collection](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ll9d01AvTf1qa51rdo1_400.jpg)
ca. 1890, “The Beginning and End of Life”, [Deering Trade Card, add. caption reads “the skull duggery practiced by some manufacturers of Harvesting Machinery, in palming off cheap machines on unsuspecting farmers, finds no favor in the Deering factory.”]
via the Wisconsin Historical Society, McCormick-International Harvester Collection
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ca. 1876, [Philadelphia Centennial-Mammal Exhibit]
via the Smithsonian Institution Archives, History Division](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lku0ejk07Z1qa51rdo1_1280.jpg)
ca. 1876, [Philadelphia Centennial-Mammal Exhibit]
Buddy Holly, 1953.
The Farm of Tomorrow (1954)
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