1897 Wood Engraving Bettoe Japanese Stable Horse Servants Fundoshi Tokyo XGBB8 MFW3 The coffee substitute excelled greatly

The coffee substitute excelled greatly during World War II when coffee came under heavy wartime rationing

This image shows the college's third location

This is an original 1906 color print of the Dolmen of Cruz-Moquen in Carnac

Please also note that there is part of a watermark in the upper right corner

1897 Wood Engraving Bettoe Japanese Stable Horse Servants Fundoshi Tokyo XGBB8 MFW3 The coffee substitute excelled greatlyThis is an original 1897 black and white wood engraving of two Meiji Period Japanese Bettoe. The bettoe were servants who tended to horses, to identify themselves as such, they would be tattooed with marks indicating their jobs and the stables they worked in and wore a fundoshi (loincloth) in the course of their work. These tattoos are unfortunately not present in this representation and the bettoe on the left is wearing a more modest uniform