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1912 Women Cigarette Workers Bilbao German Engraving - ORIGINAL XASA4 Though it means standing for

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Though it means standing for long hours on hard pavements

and so the cigarette industry continued to rake in profits

1915 issue of Scientific American with various halftone images of World War I

after little success in promoting and selling his product

This is an original 1903 halftone print of a statue of Amenothes I

1912 Women Cigarette Workers Bilbao German Engraving - ORIGINAL XASA4 Though it means standing for"Zigarettenarbeiterinnen" (Women Cigarette Workers), by Gonzalo Bilbao. (Due to its large size, this item will be shipped folded along the original crease.) Period Paper has established an exceptional collection of large, original, antique engravings in color and black white printed in Germany from the early 1890's through the mid 1910's. New items from this collection will be listed continually so check back often for recent additions or contact us

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