1913 Print Joseph Pennell Steam Shovel Culebra Cut Panama Canal South XAOA2 XEBA2 This ad offers this ocean-front

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This is an original 1893 halftone print of the Transportation Building at the 1893 Chicago's Worlds Fair

This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for the By-Town Hair Brush from By-Town Incorporated located at 4 River Street

This is an original 1945 color print ad for the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation

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1913 Print Joseph Pennell Steam Shovel Culebra Cut Panama Canal South XAOA2 XEBA2 This ad offers this ocean-frontThis is an original 1913 black and white halftone print of a lithograph by Joseph Pennell of a steam shovel loading up a dirt train during the excavation and construction of the Culebra Cut along the Panama Canal in South America. The Panama Canal is a roughly 50 mile long ship canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Although the first canal route was proposed as early as 1534 by a Spanish colonial official, the first stage of