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File:Flaming Creatures benefit flyer (1963).jpg

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English: A flyer for a March 9, 1963 benefit by the Dead Language for Flaming Creatures
Date
Source Swann Galleries
Author Unknown authorUnknown author, presumed the Dead Language
Other versions Another copy of the same flyer can be seen at Boo-Hooray (archived), with no copyright notice on either side.

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A flyer for a March 9, 1963 benefit by the Dead Language for ''Flaming Creatures''

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1963

exposure time

0.008 second

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7.1

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97 millimetre

ISO speed

100

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current21:53, 1 July 2024Thumbnail for version as of 21:53, 1 July 20241,200 × 1,122 (548 KB)HinnkUploaded a work by {{Unknown|author}}, presumed the Dead Language from [https://catalogue.swanngalleries.com/Lots/auction-lot/JACK-SMITH-(1932-1989)-The-Dead-Language-Presents-a-Benefit-?saleno=2658&lotNo=78&refNo=815446 Swann Galleries] with UploadWizard

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