1911 Print Alkmaar Weigh House Waterfront Architecture Holland Historic XGJ3 Studebaker " The Kelvinator De Luxe

" The Kelvinator De Luxe cabinet was designed by Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky

Photography by S

This is an original 1956 color print ad for the Red Cross

who are doing their part to aid in the war production efforts by building more wartime defense factories to accommodate the growing needs for such plants

There is some bleed through visbile on this ad

1911 Print Alkmaar Weigh House Waterfront Architecture Holland Historic XGJ3 Studebaker " The Kelvinator De LuxeThis is an original 1911 sepia halftone print of the Alkmaar Weigh House in Holland, Netherlands. The Alkmaar Weigh House is one of the few remaining weigh houses still in use. These public buildings were generally built prior to 1800, and were utilized in the weighing of goods in order to determine the tax levy to be implemented, thus they were often erected in or near town centers. Between 1550 and 1690, those accused of witchcraft were brought to