1898 Ad H A Edmond Boarding Stables H H Ripley Foster St. Worcester Fleur de PV1 CL9 Where Dwelt the Image of

Where Dwelt the Image of Babylon's Hero-God

a quaint box filled with Lavender or Rose leaves

which quotes Nixon (in French) talking about the future of African economics

Paloma was the daughter and youngest child of Picasso and his then-wife

This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for Grape-Nuts from Postum Cereal Company

1898 Ad H A Edmond Boarding Stables H H Ripley Foster St. Worcester Fleur de PV1 CL9 Where Dwelt the Image ofThis is an original 1898 black and white print ad promoting boarding and stables services from H. A. Edmond located at 40 Foster Street, Worcester, Massachusetts. Successor to H. H. Ripley. Period Paper has obtained a rare collection of original late 19th century prints and advertisements from the city of Worcester Massachusetts. These images are views on and adjacent to the routes of the Worcester Consolidated Street Railway. CONDITION This 113+ year