1770 Copper Engraving Architectural Section Altar Stage Set Salle Machine RDP1 YTMM1 There is a light blue

There is a light blue blemish in the right margin of this image

The Parisian monument was built by architect FranÇois Blondel and sculptor Michel Anquier in 1672 CE to honor the victories of King Louis XIV

This is an original 1915 black and white print ad for silk stockings from the Gotham Hosiery Shop

This 97+ year old Item is rated Very Fine / Fine+

This is an original 1935 black and white halftone print of the monument to Queen Boadicea in front of the Big Ben clock tower

1770 Copper Engraving Architectural Section Altar Stage Set Salle Machine RDP1 YTMM1 There is a light blueThis is an original 1770 monochrome copper engraving of an architectural cross section along the entire height and width of a theatre, likely inspired by, or representing the Salle des Machines (du Chateau des Tuileries), also known as the Thtre des Tuileries in Paris, France. Engraved by Benard Fecit, the architectural section represents the mechanics employed below and above stage to move scenery and decorations, specifically the equipment for "le