Never too late to run by Frank Arthur Nankivell (1904)

Colored caricature of two older men in a shower room, one kneeling to fasten the other's shoe beside a green safe.

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A colored caricature print by Frank Arthur Nankivell from 1904 shows two exaggerated older men in a shower room. A kneeling man in a red sweater fastens the shoe of a standing man in a green undershirt and white shorts, whose arms are crossed. A green safe labeled "$40,000,000 Safe and Sane" stands against the wall beside a framed portrait marked "For President," and a bottle labeled "Esopus Oil" sits on the floor.

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