1921 Print Woodrow Wilson Quotation WWI U.S. Capitol - ORIGINAL NAVY XMC3 including a brief stint as

including a brief stint as its own independent kingdom during the 15th century

This is an original 1898 black and white print ad for Durkee's Salad Dressing from the E

This is an original 1925 black and white print ad for the electric printing presses known as Mille-Bras ("Thousand-Arms") designed by L

Melachrino and Company

Greece and now present day Istanbul

1921 Print Woodrow Wilson Quotation WWI U.S. Capitol - ORIGINAL NAVY XMC3 including a brief stint as"To the men, our comrades who gave their lives in the great World War for the vindication of the ideals of right which are the ideals of America" This is an original 1921 color print of a patriotic message by President Woodrow Wilson honoring the fallen of World War I. The quotation is framed in a decorative Art Nouveau border drawn by artist Franklin Booth. Franklin Booth. (1874 1948) Born and raised in Indiana, he was primarily an ink and a pen