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Press Photos of the First Televised Birth Printing Although there is nothing in

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Although there is nothing in the photo itself to indicate the farm was owned by Japanese Americans

The illustration framing the text features a trio of women at the bottom

all related to the Japanese American community

Brown cloth stamped in gilt to spine

and many portraits of friends and family looking Victorian/ Edwardian

Press Photos of the First Televised Birth Printing Although there is nothing in[San Francisco?]: Associated Press Call Bulletin, 1952. Three b&w photos, varying slightly in size but on average 7" x 9 1 2". Caption printed in the plate of two photographs and affixed to the verso of the third one. Creasing to corner of one photo; stamps to versos. Very Good. Three press photos showing the history making televised hospital room birth of Gordon Campbell Kerr, who was born by Caesarean section on December 2, 1952 to a young Denver

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