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This is a 1950 magazine advertisement for Otis Woven Awning Fabrics made by The Falls Company in Norwich, Conn. - Otis made woven materials for window awnings, roof awnings, and patio furniture.
The ad is full page color and measures 9 3/4" by 12 3/4". The second ad is also from 1950 and is from the Canvas Awning Institute and National Cotton Association promoting canvas awnings in general. The third ad, also 1950, is from the F.C. Russell Co. promoting Rusco brand all-metal awnings available in various colors and also in steel or aluminum construction.
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