1915 Print Kootney River Development Power Plant Nelson Bonnington Falls XGPC8 XGSC6 a French Postimpressionist artist

a French Postimpressionist artist

This is a small original 1910 black and white print ad for Empire Vanilla Flavor from the Fort Stanwix Specialty Company of Rome

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This piece was illustrated by Schomburg

This is an original 1927 color print ad for Capitol Boilers and Radiators

1915 Print Kootney River Development Power Plant Nelson Bonnington Falls XGPC8 XGSC6 a French Postimpressionist artistThis is an original 1915 duotone halftone print of the Kootney River Development at the Number 2 plant and city of Nelson Plant at the Upper Bonnington Falls in British Columbia, Canada. There are seven dams on the Kootney River used for everything from electricity to regulation of water flow between the US and Canada. The Lower Bonnington Power Plant generates hydroelectricity in order to supply water to the mines in Rossland. The Upper Bonnington