1932 Print Propylaea Greece Athens Genthe Doric Columns Art Architecture FZ1 XHB6 He began selling his concoction

He began selling his concoction in 25-cent packets that would yield five gallons of root beer per packet

Whymper had unsuccessfully tried climbing the Matterhorn eight times

which search the coastal waters for German enemy U-boats lurking beneath the surface

This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for the Wycombe Company's French and English Upholstery

Second Avenue and East 11th Street

1932 Print Propylaea Greece Athens Genthe Doric Columns Art Architecture FZ1 XHB6 He began selling his concoctionThis is an original 1932 halftone print of the Propylaea in Athens, Greece (Hellas). The Propylaea's construction was under Pericles' direction. The building is mostly made of marble, but some limestone is used for decoration. The Propylaea served as the entrance to the Athenian acropolis. The caption of this image writes, "Moonlight miraculously restores the Propylaea." Photography by Arnold Genthe. CONDITION This 79+ year old Item is rated Very Fine