1888 Chromolithograph Ancient Greek Hemlmet Chariot Hoplite Uniform Shield LCH1 XGDC1 He is seen here sitting

He is seen here sitting on the highest ledge of this clock tower

Nicholas Magazine used during the mid-to-late 1880's and early 1890's in their journals

Keywords specific to this image: Thomas Holden

The imagery was replicated from a painting

This is an original 1962 two-color print ad for "Tee Vee" Sales and Service

1888 Chromolithograph Ancient Greek Hemlmet Chariot Hoplite Uniform Shield LCH1 XGDC1 He is seen here sittingThis is a rare, original 1888 color chromolithograph which depicts a fascinating variety of illustrations relating to transportation and the military of ancient Greece. Key Elements in Each Panel Top 1 to 6. Greek helmets which offer varying degrees of visibility and protection 7. A Greek chariot, built for speed and the hippodrome 9. A luxurious chariot intended for heroes and gods 8,10. War chariots. Bottom 14. A Greek soldier in traveling attire