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Half of a 1941 Temmler Werke Calendar PervitinOriginal 1941 calendar from the makers of Pervitin and other drugs. It is about half used up and starts in late June of 1941 and goes to the end of December. This is a rather boring version of a calendar sort of thing. Each page also advertises a different drug from the Temmler Werke, who famously made a great deal of the Pervitin used by the army. The drugs they advertise repeat a lot in the calendar, I guess they only made about 8 different drugs.
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