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1908 Print Art Nouveau Elma Archibald Non Sine Pulvere ORIGINAL HISTORIC INS3 SEP6 who turned it from aThis is an original 1908 halftone print for a Book Plate created for Emla Archibald and has a heart, seashells, and also a dagger that appears on top of a circle with a cross in the center. The outside design is simple with small dots and circles. The circle has words on the outside that say Non Sine Pulvere and on the top it says Ex Libris as well. CONDITION This 103+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. Light aging in margins. No creases. No