1928 Color Print Amalfi Trade City Port Italy Italian Mediterranean NGMA1 YLM1 the fruits of Greece and

the fruits of Greece and the West Indian Islands

This is an original 1888 black and white in-text wood engraving of a Peruvian milk peddler on horseback

known for designing New York City's famous landmark

This is an original 1913 color print ad for the new "Off and On" Booksewing Machine from the Joseph E

Josiah Wedgwood

1928 Color Print Amalfi Trade City Port Italy Italian Mediterranean NGMA1 YLM1 the fruits of Greece and"Its Power Gone, Amalfi Now Rules By Beauty" This is an original 1928 color print of the port city of Amalfi in Italy. Between the 800s and the 1400s, Amalfi was a major trading power in the Mediterranean, trading silks, spices, and numerous other goods with the Byzantines, Syria, and Egypt. After being invaded by the Pisans in the late 1100s, Amalfi slowly declined in importance, and its lower port was finally destroyed in a tsunami in 1343, causing