1941 Photolithograph Main Street Streetscene Maurice de Vlaminck XAM7 XGIA2 which also lists the winners

which also lists the winners of the National Typing Championship

featuring travel to the north shore resort region of New England

a train conductor

This is an original 1917 black and white print ad for the Wonder Health Belt from the Weil Health Belt Company of New Haven

commonly known as umbelliferous chickweed

1941 Photolithograph Main Street Streetscene Maurice de Vlaminck XAM7 XGIA2 which also lists the winnersThis is an original 1941 color photolithograph titled, "Main Street." Maurice de Vlaminck (1876 1958) was a French painter known for being a principal artist of the Fauve movement. Vlaminck often used gouache, pen and ink, and oil paint, predominantly in his images of landscapes and still lifes. He began painting in his late teens and studied under Henri Rigalon on the Ile de Chatou in France (Republique Franaise). CONDITION This 70+ year old Item is