1943 Paris Les Invalides Napoleon Bonaparte Tomb France - ORIGINAL EUR1 XAV6 self-guiding

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This archaeological find represents one of the best examples of Roman city planning

which is a Roman Stone arch bridge

The photography is courtesy of Drix Duryea

This is a small original 1976 color print ad for the Hero-Boy Restaurant located at 492 Ninth Avenue

1943 Paris Les Invalides Napoleon Bonaparte Tomb France - ORIGINAL EUR1 XAV6 self-guidingThis is an original 1943 photogravure of Napoleon Bonaparte's tomb in Les Invalides, or, the National Residence of the Invalids. It is made from red quartzite and green granite. There was controversy over what name should appear on the original tomb "Napoleon", reserved mostly for royalty, or "Napoleon Bonaparte". Since a consensus could not be met, the tomb was left nameless. The photographer of the image is Dr. Martin Hrlimann. Period Paper is