1893 Print Devil's Slide Weber Canyon Utah UNUSUAL - ORIGINAL AW DDR4 and was one of the

and was one of the few Presidents to be unmarried while in office

" The biscuit came to be called a cracker for the noise it made when it was eaten

being decorated by Marshal Haig with the British order of Commander of the Bath at the General Headquarters of the A

and in this case it's for a confectioner or baker

This is a small original 1899 black and white print ad for the Solograph Camera from Scovill & Adams Company located at 60 and 62 East Eleventh Street

1893 Print Devil's Slide Weber Canyon Utah UNUSUAL - ORIGINAL AW DDR4 and was one of the"Devil's Slide, Weber Caon." This is an original 1893 duotone print of this unusual slab rock formation in Utah. Period Paper is pleased to offer an extraordinary collection of print images of America's scenic wonders circa 1893. These original prints are the work of photographer J. W. Buel and they provide an unique historical record of the 19th century American landscape. Please note: most of these images are duotone prints not grayscale. However,