1932 Rotogravure Georgia Cotton Growing Cultivation Agriculture Bale XGOC9 FOX the secretive worker in Gulf's

the secretive worker in Gulf's first grease plant

The coastal invading general Holofernes was the object of great revenge after he forced the Jewish people of the conquered lands to solely worship the god Nebuchadnezzar

"Love" This is an original 1941 tipped-in hand-colored lithograph by Marcel Vertès

which had been constructed with the company's marble

Keywords specific to this image: 5 West 39th Street New York

1932 Rotogravure Georgia Cotton Growing Cultivation Agriculture Bale XGOC9 FOX the secretive worker in Gulf'sThis is an original 1932 black and white rotogravure of scenes from the cotton growing industry of the state of Georgia in the southeastern United States of America. This state was first established in 1732 and was the last of the original Thirteen Colonies. It was also named after King George II of Great Britain. CONDITION This 79+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging throughout. No creases. Minor print defect top. No surface rub.