1933 Print Charles Adams Yale Federal Reserve Bank Art Portrait New York FZ2 Weapons / Weaponry and subjects -- including nudes

and subjects -- including nudes

This is an original 1928 photogravure of pilgrims on the walls of the Allahabad Fort during a pilgrimage

This piece was illustrated by Teague

This is an original 1940 black and white print ad for the White Motor Company located in Cleveland

This ad also features an image of the office of the Wisconsin Agriculturist in Racine Wisconsin

1933 Print Charles Adams Yale Federal Reserve Bank Art Portrait New York FZ2 Weapons / Weaponry and subjects -- including nudesThis is an original 1933 color print of Charles E. Adams, the director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The caption writes, "The unpredictable Mr. Pruyn of Albany sent him to stock a farm with swine, and when Mr. Adams, who knows nothing about hogs, got a friend to do all the work Mr. Pruyn was satisfied he had an executive. Since 1921, when Mr. Adams began directing Air Reduction's affairs, a great many other people have come to agree with