1934 Baden-Baden Germany Black Forest Spring Caracalla - ORIGINAL GER4 XGVB4 There is a green ink

There is a green ink blemish in the center of this ad

and portraits of native women

The alluvial Chaldaean soil was not condusive to preserving bodies

and sulfurous fumes from some of the volcanic peaks

who are doing their part to aid in the war production efforts by manufacturing a surplus of aviation parts and electronic controls

1934 Baden-Baden Germany Black Forest Spring Caracalla - ORIGINAL GER4 XGVB4 There is a green inkThis is an original 1934 photogravure of Baden Baden, located in the foothills of the Black Forest in Germany (Deutschland). The town is home to famous springs hence the name of the town, "Baden", which translates to "baths". The springs were visited by the Roman emperor Caracalla to help with his arthritis. The photographer of this image is from G. m. b. H. Photogrammetric of Munich, Germany. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection