1938 Print Gion Festival Tosa School Float Celebration Japanese Screen Art XAC1 YLMC1 and the Fore Court

and the Fore Court

This is an original 1901 black and white in-text wood engraving of a Hungarian porter in his unique regalia

but the ones we are offering are the original 1880 chromolithographs

This is an original 1907 black and white print ad for Haddon Hall in Atlantic City

This is an original 1927 black and white print ad listing the various awards for Contin typewriters

1938 Print Gion Festival Tosa School Float Celebration Japanese Screen Art XAC1 YLMC1 and the Fore CourtThis is an original 1938 halftone print of a Japanese screen titled, "Scenes of the Gion Festival," created in the early 18th century. Beginning at the top right and going to the left, the floats seen include, Naginata boko, Jingu yama, Kotowari yama, Kasa boko, Kankoku boku, Toro yama, a 'yama' too poorly restored to identify, Tokusagari yama, Tsuki boko, Yamabushi yama, Yawata yama, Rakutenyama, and Kikusui boko. Shown in the lower row from left to