1903 Print Equitable Life Assurance Cedar Pine Street Scene Historical NYV1 XGIC2 This is an original 1909

This is an original 1909 black and white print ad for Camps Megunticook and Aroosticook boy's camps by Walter S

Shown in the image is a Dodge Senior Roadster

Prince and the Pauper

This is an original 1880 black and white wood engraving of some ruins located on the Island of Malta in the Mediterranean Sea

1903 Print Equitable Life Assurance Cedar Pine Street Scene Historical NYV1 XGIC2 This is an original 1909This is an original 1903 black and white halftone print of the Equitable Life Building, home to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Although it covers a considerable block, this view is off Cedar Street, with Pine Street in the far right. The architects were Edward Kendall and Arthur Gilman. It was the first building in Manhattan to feature passenger elevators and as it was completed in 1870 at a height of 130 feet, it is often thought to have been