1902 Print Rushbearing Ambleside England Church Flood Covering Festival XGEA3 XEX2 It gets its name from

It gets its name from a distinct red band which runs around its antechamber

Conrad Nigel Photograph by Clarence Sinclair Bull

" This nineteenth century image depicts the Emperor's Study within the Winter Palace

This is an original 1936 halftone print of a group of New Yorkers outside of Maronin & Sons Fur Merchants in the fur district between Seventh Avenue and Twenty-Fourth and Thirty-First Streets

which shows the woman in relief statue

1902 Print Rushbearing Ambleside England Church Flood Covering Festival XGEA3 XEX2 It gets its name fromThis is an original 1902 black and white halftone print of an old time Rushbearing in Ambleside, England. A Rushbearing is a festival in which rushes are collected and carried and strewn on the floor of the church. The tradition dates back to the time where rushes were used as a renewable floor covering for cleanliness and insulation. CONDITION This 109+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. No creases. No natural defects. No