1878 Lithograph Edwin Austin Abbey Art Burgh Castle Broads National Park UK ZZ15 YSG1 There is a small foxing

There is a small foxing spot in the bottom center and some light bleed-through from the printing on the verso

this ad features their artistic wire and metal mesh for home decorating

"Three of the Reasons why Marken Attracts So Many Tourists" This is an original 1923 black and white halftone print of several citizens of Marken on the Markermeer Penninsula

This is an original 1912 one-page article of the Alexander Meiklejohn

Beecham's Pills

1878 Lithograph Edwin Austin Abbey Art Burgh Castle Broads National Park UK ZZ15 YSG1 There is a small foxing"Three Views of the Remains of Burgh Castle, Suffolk" This is an original 1878 black and white lithograph of a drawing by Edwin Austin Abbey of the ruins of ancient Roman fort known as Burgh Castle, that lies within Broads National Park in Norfolk, England, United Kingdom. The Romans built the fort to garrison cavalry and to defend against Saxon raids. Please note that a digital image of the letterpress text description is attached. Please see both