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1930 African Irrigation Machine White Nile River Sudan - ORIGINAL AF1 XGV9 The palace was last inhabited

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The palace was last inhabited by royalty in 1885

This is an original 1937 black and white French print ad for Vielle Cure

19 x 27 cm

Armour was the first company to actually utilize the bi-product waste produced by its slaughterhouse for resale

1930 African Irrigation Machine White Nile River Sudan - ORIGINAL AF1 XGV9 The palace was last inhabitedThis is an original 1930 photogravure of a water irrigation engine on the White Nile River in the Anglo Egyptian Sudan (now Sudan), Africa. Photograph by Hugo Adolf Bernatzik, the noted Austrian anthropologist and photographer. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection of historic original photogravures of the architecture, landscape, and people of Africa. The world's second largest and second most populous continent, Africa was often

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