1817 Copper Engraving Grecian Palaestra Vitruvius Plan Ancient Greece XGR7 XGJB5 This is an original 1935

This is an original 1935 black and white print ad for the March of Time

Hulst discovered and developed the six principal mines in Michigan

There is a 1" tear in the top right corner of the first page

who are doing their part to aid in wartime agriculture efforts by providing sulphate ammonia as fertilizer mixture for farmers

an area of central London

1817 Copper Engraving Grecian Palaestra Vitruvius Plan Ancient Greece XGR7 XGJB5 This is an original 1935This is an original 1817 black and white copper engraving titled, "Plan of a Grecian Palaestra after Vitruvius." A palaestra was an ancient Greek wrestling school, and functioned as a gymnasium. Vitruvius, who wrote around 27 BC, is known for his insight in the design of the building. Shown in the illustration are the halls for the philosophers; the epheboeum, or school for youth; the coryceium, or tennis court; the conisterium; the loutron, or bath