1892 Fire EscapesBy: Benjamin Butterworth Date: 1892 (dated) Washington, D. C. Original Size: 14. 5 x 18. 5 (36. 86 x 46. 99) This is a fine print reproduction of an antique diagram, titled "Fire Escapes," illustrates the original processes involved in escaping fires in buildings by ladder and even rope in The Growth of Industrial Art by Benjamin Butterworth. The visual sequence shown, labeled 1 through 9, depicts versions of fire escapes throughout the era. The

engaging illustrations

The mushroom cloud bares multiple meanings as it not only references the death and destruction in Europe

000 registering for service after the Selective Service Act

Exhibiting the Western Territory

Original Size: 16 x 13 inches (40

the map highlights the tin mines of Cornwall

Norris and Arthur Wirtz later stabilized operations

with towering waves and agile surfers dominating the composition

the 2nd largest city in the world (just behind London) with exceptional detail given to the various buildings

was among the leading celestial cartographers of his time

This is a fine print reproduction of a map of New Brunswick

Many points of interest are labeled within the view including Mammoth Hot Springs