1875 Chromolithograph Renaissance Illumination Didot Spain Initial Design LOR1 OD2 The day began with a

The day began with a parade of the boats of the nations from Indian canoes and African bimbas to Venetian gondolas and more

This is an original 1970 color print ad for the Arrow Mach II men's dress shirts that were made and sold by the Cluett

"If you can tell a lachnite from a diamond

200 horsepower boilers at the Saginaw River Steam Station of the Consumer's Power Company

This is an original 1943 black and white halftone print of a cityscape scene from the Ponte San Trovaso River in Venezia

1875 Chromolithograph Renaissance Illumination Didot Spain Initial Design LOR1 OD2 The day began with aThis is a rare original 1875 color chromolithograph that unites two beautifully illuminated Spanish manuscripts from the Renaissance period, which were located in the library of Ambroise Firmin Didot (part of the famous Didot publishing family in France). They were both Charters of Nobility, one for Juan Catao and the other for Augustin de Yturbe. The larger style of the decorations and initials is interesting in comparison to their finer Italian