1906 Color Print Myles Birket Foster Ford River Stream Calf Cow Cattle XAT7 XGMB7 There is a very faint

There is a very faint wrinkle in the right top and bottom corner --please see image

This is an original 1944 World War II color print ad for the Blaw-Knox Company of Pittsburgh

and caused severe drought which obliterated crops and topsoil

Shown in the image are large kettles with lumps of resin in them

This is an original 1911 black and white print ad for the National "40" Roadster car by The National Motor Vehicle Company located at 1017 East 22nd Street

1906 Color Print Myles Birket Foster Ford River Stream Calf Cow Cattle XAT7 XGMB7 There is a very faintThis is an original 1906 color print of people crossing a ford in a stream. The original artwork in this print was created by Myles Birket Foster (1825 1899). Foster was an English watercolor artist and illustrator. He was born in North Shields, England, to a Quaker family. Foster was apprenticed to a wood engraver named Ebenezer Landells in London and worked as an illustrator for books and periodicals. He is also known for his landscapes which he