1935 Print Frank Conestine Pipe Mill Republic Steel Gerlach Portrait Metal FZ2 Other Fairs and Expositions typical of a halftone print

typical of a halftone print

The two disparate scenes provided Rowlandson the education from which he would draw for his mature work

Nashville's leading milliner

This is an original 1943 World War II black and white print ad for Marmon-Herrington of Indianapolis

Hall & Ruckel of New York City and London

1935 Print Frank Conestine Pipe Mill Republic Steel Gerlach Portrait Metal FZ2 Other Fairs and Expositions typical of a halftone printThis is an original 1935 halftone print portrait of Frank Conestine, who had worked for twenty years for Republic Steel at the time of this publication. The caption writes, "Frank Conestine arranges the hot plate for its passage through the pipe mill" The company was founded in 1899 by Cyrus Eaton, and became the third largest steel producer in America during the 1920s. CONDITION This 76+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. Light aging