1906 Color Print Myles Birket Foster Children Brook Stream River Village XAT7 NEM1 This company is doing its

This company is doing its part to aid in the war production efforts by manufacturing a surplus of their supplies for utilization in the construction of army camps

This is an original 1950 black and white rotogravure of the Ropes Mansion in Salem

The artist beautifully captures the excitement and speed of the race

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This ad features his education and teachings in "Strongfortism" and physical fitness and muscle building

1906 Color Print Myles Birket Foster Children Brook Stream River Village XAT7 NEM1 This company is doing itsThis is an original 1906 color print of children crossing a brook in their horse drawn wagon. The original artwork in this print was created by Myles Birket Foster (1825 1899). Foster was an English watercolor artist and illustrator. He was born in North Shields, England, to a Quaker family. Foster was apprenticed to a wood engraver named Ebenezer Landells in London and worked as an illustrator for books and periodicals. He is also known for his