Wien in Burghof | Framed 19th Century Etching, Signed ab kirschbaum This original belt buckle features

This original belt buckle features Schell's original signature not found on reproductions

the first mass-produced chocolate bar

was a piece of seating typically found in a woman's bedroom or powder room as a place to sit while getting ready

These signs each feature a photographed fast food item

Wien in Burghof | Framed 19th Century Etching, Signed ab kirschbaum This original belt buckle featuresArtist: Emil Singer (1881 1942) Date: Early 20th Century Medium: Etching on Parchment Style Movement: Impressionism Dimensions: 6. 5" W x 7. 5" H Notes: Emil Singer, born in Kyjov, trained in printmaking at Vienna's Graphic Institute and created nearly 100 popular etchings of Vienna and Brno. In 1939, friends in the USA, including two Congress members, provided affidavits and helped sell his work in Jewish communities to raise funds for his