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Magic Art Reproducer

Draw the First Day with the Magic Art Reproducer



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Replayed from the early 50s    

CAUTION – this is a 1950s Ad…Do Not Respond to it!

Enter a comment if you have ever used such a device or something similar and let us know if it worked to your satisfaction. What do you think about such a device? Personally I doubt an artist would use anything like this, but I may be wrong. When I used to draw back as a teenager I would never consider using such a device myself. I remember seeing this same ad many times back then. I thought it was sort of cheating if such a device was used.

Notice the price. It’s almost unbelievable that a company could advertise something with a full page ad and the price of what they are advertising is less than $2. Wow, have things changed – and it doesn’t look like it’s for the better.


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