1944 Print World War II Albert Gold Art G. I. Soldiers Sleep Military AAF1 XGIA5 This is an original 1946

This is an original 1946 black and white print ad for Bendix engineering equipment and products from the Bendix Aviation Corporation

This is an original 1890 black and white in-text wood engraving of the remains of a colonnade in the ancient city of Palmyra which was located in Syria in the Middle East

with images of various summer sports events that could be broadcast to a radio audience

This is an original 1913 halftone print of an advertisement for the Scientific Engraving Company

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1944 Print World War II Albert Gold Art G. I. Soldiers Sleep Military AAF1 XGIA5 This is an original 1946This is an original 1944 World War II halftone print of "Sleeping G. I.'s And Weapons Carrier." A Philadelphia native, Sergeant Albert Gold studied under Franklin Watkins at the School of Industrial Art. His works have been exhibited at the University of Pennsylvania, the Metropolitan Museum in New York City, as well as at a variety of large museums. He served with the Armed Forces in Great Britain, and was one of few men commissioned by the United