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1913 Tipped-In Print James Watt Industrial Revolution Inventor Horsepower XGY2 XGXA6 including the Ekaterinenburg Higher Tech

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including the Ekaterinenburg Higher Tech Art Institute of Russia

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Foreign Secretary and conservative statesman

This is an original World War II era ad from the Ford Motor Company with an illustration of the young Henry Ford and the water wheel which was the first moving device that he ever created

The cathedral is considered to be a World Heritage site

1913 Tipped-In Print James Watt Industrial Revolution Inventor Horsepower XGY2 XGXA6 including the Ekaterinenburg Higher TechThis is an original 1913 tipped in color print of James Watt. Born in 1736 in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland, he was an inventor who specialized in steam engines and whose legacy lasted throughout the Industrial Revolution and has continued to this day. He also created the concept of horsepower, and the SI watt unit is named after him. CONDITION This 98+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Light aging throughout. Moderate wrinkling. No natural defects.

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