1888 Chromolithograph Costume Algeria Tunisia Evil Eye Child Moor LCH2 XGVC3 The ad features an image

The ad features an image of two men looking at the blueprint of a ship

This is an original 1904 black and white photogravure of the manor house Château de Chanonceaux

The walls and this gate kept the city of Rabat safe for centuries

This is an original 1937 black and white photogravure of a Catalan style painting by an unknown artist that portrayed the Virgin Mary breast-feeding baby Jesus

This is an original 1948 black and white print ad for the Cartatout

1888 Chromolithograph Costume Algeria Tunisia Evil Eye Child Moor LCH2 XGVC3 The ad features an imageThis is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which depicts a selection of historical clothing styles worn by the inhabitants of Tunisia and Algeria. It was common for the Moorish women to cover themselves whilst out in public. However, whilst at home, they wore comfortable, loose clothing that made domestic tasks much easier to perform. One interesting superstition that many north Africans swore by was the Evil Eye, and talismans were worn to