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Saturday, November 9, 2024

Press Photo: Jefferson Machamer at the NYU Cooking School

A press photo from 1935 distributed by the King Features Syndicate shows cartoonist Jefferson Machamer, center, at the NYU Cooking School. There are bowls aplenty, although ingredients seem scanty.



Jefferson Machamer Press Photo
eBay listing accessed November 2, 2024
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