1907 Cover Scientific American Linoleum Print Machinery - ORIGINAL SCA1 DRC1 " The biscuit came to

" The biscuit came to be called a cracker for the noise it made when it was eaten

the ever-present Venetian Gothic

There is light bleed through and surface rub throughout this ad

"The Oath of Vargas"

This original print item would make an excellent gift item for that hard-to-buy-for camping enthusiast (or for someone who likes nature but does not enjoy "roughing-it")

1907 Cover Scientific American Linoleum Print Machinery - ORIGINAL SCA1 DRC1 " The biscuit came toPlease note that this is a cover only. This is an original 1907 black and white cover for The Scientific American Journal for July 13th (Volume XCVII, No. 2) from Munn & Company. This cover features images of a high speed printing machine for floor oilcloths and linoleum, and a linoleum making stamping machine. CONDITION This 104+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. Moderate wrinkling. No natural defects. Some light surface