1893 Chicago Worlds Fair Portrait Parsi Bombay Merchant India Historic Image XGNC8 Two-color blocks and halftone by

Two-color blocks and halftone by Kleboe & Franklin

The umbrella-like structure are erected in Flores villages as part of their most important religious rite

This is an original 1950 two-color print ad for the Model TN "Sea-Horse" outboard boat engine that was made and sold by Johnson Motors of 1000 Pershing Road

Lawrence River in the Province of Quebec

The title of the image is "Reflanging Railway Wheels

1893 Chicago Worlds Fair Portrait Parsi Bombay Merchant India Historic Image XGNC8 Two-color blocks and halftone byMr. Baramsabgee (Parsee Merchant)." This is an original 1894 halftone print portrait of Mr. Baramsabgee, a Parsi (or Parsee) merchant from Bombay, India. Period Paper has obtained a rare set of large format photographic portrait images of the different ethnic people who represented various countries of the world at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, also known as the World Columbian Exposition. Each image comes with a short caption commentary (not shown)