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This is a 1950 magazine advertisemetn for Pullman Furniture made by the Pullman Couch Company, Newton Falls, Ohio. - Pullman offered a wide choice of decorator fabrics, matelasses, friezes, damasks, brocatelles, and tapestries in over 500 fashion colors including Kelly Green, Lipstick Red, Grey, burnished Gold, and more. - Shown is a sofa, barrel chair, and Lounge chair, which was also available with the turnstyle feature. Pullman were the makers of the famous Pullman Sleeper Sofa, and the PullmanAire Lounge Chair.
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