1941 Photogravure Royal Exchange London England Architecture Historic XGCA3 SAI "Ludlow's Situation Resembles that of

"Ludlow's Situation Resembles that of Historic Harpers Ferry" This is an original 1933 black and white halftone print of the Castle at Ludlow in England

This is an original 1926 photogravure of Canterbury Cathedral

This monolithic rock oversees the ancient city of Corinth

Dutch fishing vessels would travel up Holehaven Creek to fish for eel in their schuits

This is an original 1946 two-color print ad for the Baldwin Group

1941 Photogravure Royal Exchange London England Architecture Historic XGCA3 SAI "Ludlow's Situation Resembles that ofThis is an original 1941 sepia photogravure of the inside of the Royal Exchange building in London, England. It was founded by Sir. Thomas Gersham in 1565 to act as the center of commerce for the city. It was officially opened and awarded the Royal title by Queen Elizabeth I. During the 17th century stockbrokers were not allowed to use the Royal Exchange due to their rude manners. CONDITION This 70+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging