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Avraham Cohen - Avco Graphics

3313 Shelburne Road
Baltimore, MD 21208
410-358-4516
avcograph@aol.com
www.avrahamcohen.com
Fine artist and master calligrapher producing limited-edition lithographs, ketubot, family trees, awards and honoraria.

Dan Howarth

6311 Pearce Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
410-358-8646
papersmith@netzero.com
howarthpapercuts.tripod.com
Dan Howarth
Papercuts, original creations, special commissions, wedding ketubot, Megillah scrolls.

Patty Shaivitz Leve

6300 Benhurst Road
Baltimore, MD 21209
410-764-7285
Hebrew and English calligrapher; designs ketubot.

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