1912 Print Prisenhof Delft Holland William Silent Murder Middle Ages XGF5 XGH9 It the background is a

It the background is a craftsman using a hand drill to create the stone and shell holes necessary for more unique designs

"kalsomine" is also known as whitewash or lime paint and is a low-cost type of paint made from slaked lime and chalk

The product was sold by Thurber

it was located at State

the 12th governor of the state of Wisconsin-- serving from 1874 to 1876

1912 Print Prisenhof Delft Holland William Silent Murder Middle Ages XGF5 XGH9 It the background is aThis is an original 1912 halftone print of the Prinsenhof (Court of the Prince) in Delft, Holland, which was an urban palace erected during the Middle Ages as a monastery. Later, the structure housed William the Silent until he was murdered in 1584. The building still exists today and houses the municipal museum. The bullet holes from William the Silent's murder are still visible. CONDITION This 99+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light