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Beggarly Broom and Drunken Bidford and so presumably I will drink no more

This is an original 1793 hand-colored copper engraving of the Potentilla argentea

Sutherland hauling himself up the Independent Presbyterian Church in Atlanta

1945 Print Airplane Shell World War II Ship Military Wartime Allies Japanese FZ7 SPM1 YLZ1A2B18C66This is an original 1945 color print of Allied forces shooting at a Japanese airplane. The caption writes, "The stillness that follows is startlingly punctuated by guns 'unloading through the muzzle.' The smoking wreckage of the enemy floats astern." Kamikazes, or Japanese pilot suicide attacks, became very popular during the last stages of the war in the Pacific theatre. The attacks were made to inflict as much destruction as possible on Allied