Young Mr. Lincoln - Vintage Photograph

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English: A scene from the 1939 movie "Young Mr. Lincoln". Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda, center) runs a store in New Salem. A settler named Clay (Robert Homans, 2nd from left) and his wife Abagail (Alice Brady) wish to buy something from Lincoln's store but they have no money. That won't be a problem, however, because Lincoln is very interested in the law books they can offer him as an exchange. Dutch: Een scène uit de film "Young Mr. Lincoln" uit 1939. Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda, midden) runt een winkel in New Salem. Een kolonist die Clay heet (Robert Homans, 2e van links) en zijn vrouw Abagail (Alice Brady) willen iets kopen in Lincoln's winkel, maar ze hebben geen geld. Dat is echter geen probleem, want Lincoln is zeer geïnteresseerd in de juridische boeken die ze als ruil kunnen aanbieden. English: A scene from the 1939 movie "Young Mr. Lincoln". Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda, center) runs a store in New Salem. A settler named Clay (Robert Homans, 2nd from left) and his wife Abagail (Alice Brady) wish to buy something from Lincoln's store but they have no money. That won't be a problem, however, because Lincoln is very interested in the law books they can offer him as an exchange. Dutch: Een scène uit de film "Young Mr. Lincoln" uit 1939. Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda, midden) runt een winkel in New Salem. Een kolonist die Clay heet (Robert Homans, 2e van links) en zijn vrouw Abagail (Alice Brady) willen iets kopen in Lincoln's winkel, maar ze hebben geen geld. Dat is echter geen probleem, want Lincoln is zeer geïnteresseerd in de juridische boeken die ze als ruil kunnen aanbieden.

Dimensions: 20.9 x 20.9 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NL-04483382

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