1923 Print Eumachia Ruin Street of Abundance Priestess Drinking Fountain XGQ3 YBSM1 and prints from 1939-1940

and prints from 1939-1940

This is a small original 1911 black and white print ad for a 10 day free trial for the Wellington Visible Typewriter

was originally constructed to improve irrigation in the Delta Nile region

5 x 9 inches and the second measures 9

Pfaelzer & Company located at 291 Franklin Street

1923 Print Eumachia Ruin Street of Abundance Priestess Drinking Fountain XGQ3 YBSM1 and prints from 1939-1940This is an original 1923 halftone print of two images, the bottom image depicts the ruins of a building and drinking fountain which were originally built by a priestess named Eumachia. The top image is a recreation of what a visitor would have seen before the ruins. Both images depict a public drinking fountain, which would have been located in front of the Street of Abundance, which was an ancient shopping district dealing with fine jewelry and other