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"Spring and Winter Wheat for Eastern Canada" print (1952) Size:12x18" And I would be very

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"Spring and Winter Wheat for Eastern Canada" print (1952) Size:12x18" And I would be very And I would be very happy to have either French or English versions of this brightening my potato shed Also of note: the very subtle white grid pattern on the background A booklet cover reproduction available at 12x18" or 24x36" on Epson Enhanced Matte 192 gsm paper printed with Epson UltraChrome XD2 archival ink and with this efficient green on cream one colour print on your wall you'll always be able to remember which wheat strains were popular in 1952

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