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This is an original 1893 black and white print ad for the Ivory Soap from Procter & Gamble Company

The Spanish

This is an original 1873 two-color wood engraving of an illustration by John Steeple Davis (1844-1917) entitled "After the Frolic" that portrayed children warming themselves by the fireplace after playing outside in the snow during the winter

The chocolates were priced at a dollar a pound

1967 Woodcut African American Artist Scotland Harris Jazz Player Baltimore XAA2 XAQA6 ARC6C25 zz5910This is an original 1967 two color woodcut of "Jazz Player" by Scotland Harris. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Harris studied at the Maryland State College, Princess Anne in Maryland, the University of Maryland and College Park. Later, he taught at the Margaret Brent High School in Helen, Maryland. His works have been exhibited at Atlanta University, the Wicomico Art League in Salisbury, Maryland, the University of Delaware, Maryland State College,