1888 Chromolithograph France Widow Dress Costume 17th Century Musketeer LCH4 XGVB5 000 bread rations per day

000 bread rations per day for American military troops

as well as the Toul Sector in the trenches and a soldier from the 101st Infantry

This is an original 1953 halftone print of Cornell University's graduates from the School of Civil Engineering and the Department of Engineering Physics

This is an original 1874 black and white in-text wood engraving of the entrance to Mont Valérien

This is an original 1936 black and white print ad for traveling to the Soviet Union from the Intourist

1888 Chromolithograph France Widow Dress Costume 17th Century Musketeer LCH4 XGVB5 000 bread rations per dayThis is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which portrays some of the fashions visible in France during the 17th century. Key Elements in Each Panel Top 1. Gentleman wearing his clock off one shoulder 2. Church wear of a widow, with a high waist, extended sleeves, and a veil 3. French gentleman making a rude gesture intended to offend the Spanish 4. Gabon, a coat thrown over the shoulders in a haphazard fashion 5. The Christian Amazon, Lady