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which complimented the French victory at Roncesvalles against British and Portuguese armies under the command of Major General Lowry Cole
"Where the Germans Have Installed Themselves in the Argonne Forest" This is an original 1917 duotone rotogravure showing the German Crown Prince and the Grand Duke of Hesse riding on an electric tramway in the Argonne Forest during World War I
with Untersberg Mountain looming in the background
Death Mask of Agamemnon
1857 Lithograph John Gresley Art 14th Century Tile Christchurch Architecture ZZ2 XEKA3 bathing cap"Tile Pavement in a Chapel on the South Side of Christ Church, Hants" This is an original 1857 black and white lithograph of an illustration by Rev. John M. Gresley of a 14th century tile pavement from the chapel on the south side of Christchurch in Hants, England. CONDITION This 156+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Moderate foxing and aging. Original portfolio crease. Small tear bottom margin. Product Type: Original Lithograph; Black White Grade: