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1918 Print Egypt Keneh Qena Pottery Jar Coptic Christian Dittrich Johannes XGEC2 XGH1 "Ever eat a tomato right

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"Ever eat a tomato right off the vine

Jenkins of New York

This is an original 1893 halftone print of the 32nd Precinct (Mounted) Police Station

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1918 Print Egypt Keneh Qena Pottery Jar Coptic Christian Dittrich Johannes XGEC2 XGH1 "Ever eat a tomato rightThis is an original 1918 black and white halftone print of the Egyptian Village of Keneh (Qena). The caption states that it is where "the drinking vessels are made." It also says the village was mostly Coptic Christians, but today the village is largely Muslim. Photography is attributed to P. Dittrich, but the signature clearly shows J. P. (Johannes Pascal) Sebah. CONDITION This 93+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. No creases. There is acid

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