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1876 Wood Engraving Vendor Occupation 18th Century France Windmill Vinegar XGGA9 XGJC6 This is an original 1918

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This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for Standish Mills Art Drapery Fabrics by Elms & Sellon - Standish Mills

as well as bathroom

needle Vintage Advertising

Walker & Gillette were the architects and Williams & Merchant were the builders

Terrace of Flowers in Lincoln Park

1876 Wood Engraving Vendor Occupation 18th Century France Windmill Vinegar XGGA9 XGJC6 This is an original 1918This is an original 1876 black and white wood engraving of different moneymaking ventures one could expect to find on the city streets in 18th century Paris, France. Along the top panels, one man attempts to sell miniature windmills whist the other peddles scissors, knives, and combs. In the bottom panels, a strolling vinegar merchant pushed her cart along while a blind man from the Quinze Vingts Infirmary begs for change. CONDITION This 135+ year old

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