1859 Lithograph JH Gibson Art St Regulus Rule Church St Andrews Scotland UK ZZ4 XGXB5 a towing vessel owned by

a towing vessel owned by the city of Philadelphia and borrowed by the Union when the Civil War began

There are small red speckles showing in the top half of this ad

Orange Grove

This is an original 1920 color print ad for Blue Label mince meat and plum pudding foods that were made and sold by the Curtice Brothers Co

He married Ka-Aper

1859 Lithograph JH Gibson Art St Regulus Rule Church St Andrews Scotland UK ZZ4 XGXB5 a towing vessel owned by"St. Regulus' Church, St. Andrew's" This is an original 1859 black and white lithograph of an illustration by J. H. Gibson of the Gothic architecture of the ruins of St. Andrews Cathedral, (also known as St. Regulus' or St. Rules' Church), in St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom. The cathedral was built in 1158 and is the largest church to have ever been built in Scotland. Its square tower, (known as St. Rule's Tower), stands 108 ft (33 m)