1908 Halftone Print La Cavalerie Camisard War French Protestant Cavlary XGLA3 Furniture & Equipment Everitt of Buffalo

Everitt of Buffalo

the Pennsylvania Railroad's all-coach streamliner with daily service between New York and St

This is an original 1928 color print ad for Kleinert's rubber goods

This is an original (circa) 1930 photogravure of Philips' Glowlamp factories (Philipsfabrieken) in Eindhoven

This is an original 1930 photogravure of Japanese men soaking in the bath house at Izusan

1908 Halftone Print La Cavalerie Camisard War French Protestant Cavlary XGLA3 Furniture & Equipment Everitt of BuffaloThis is an original 1908 sepia halftone print of "La Cavalerie, Within the Camisard Wall." The Camisards were French Protestants (Huguenots) of the isolated Cvennes region of south central France. The group faced persecution following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, raising an insurrection in 1702 known as the war of the Camisards. One even in particular triggered the war: In mid July of 1702, Father du Chayla, the leader of 75