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1929 Ad Bok Singing Tower Georgia Marble Frederick Law Olmstead ARC3 XGIB5 caught mostly in the North

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Description

caught mostly in the North Atlantic

taken from Smiley Heights

This is an original 1911 halftone print featuring an image of the Great Globe carved from stone at Swanage

This is an original 1954 black and white rotogravure of "Street Singers in the Rue Guisarde

This is an original 1923 black and white print of Deo R

1929 Ad Bok Singing Tower Georgia Marble Frederick Law Olmstead ARC3 XGIB5 caught mostly in the NorthThis is an original 1929 black and white print ad for Georgia Marble which was used in building the Bok Singing Tower at 1151 Tower Boulevard, north of Lake Wales, Florida. The marble is by The Georgia Marble Company located in Tate, Georiga. The towers architect was Milton B. Medary and the landscape architect was Frederick Law Olmsted. CONDITION This 82+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging throughout. Small crease top right

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