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1893 Print Frederick Vieter & Achelis Dry Goods Building 66 Leonard St. NYC NY2A MIX5 Constantine was the first Roman

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1893 Print Frederick Vieter & Achelis Dry Goods Building 66 Leonard St. NYC NY2A MIX5 Constantine was the first Roman Constantine was the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity This is an original 1911 color tipped in print of the Grand Entrance of the Matadores at the start of a bullfight or corrida de toros in Spain these halftone prints capture a New York that sadly Period Paper is pleased to offer a large collection of historical images of New York City

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