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he remained unsuccessful and later died in France
Photography by Donald McLeish
featuring an image by Frank B
the ovens would break up the coal into coke
1831 Abattoir Slaughterhouse Montmartre Paris France - ORIGINAL PARIS2 VEN7 he remained unsuccessful and laterAbattoir at Montmartre This is an original 1831 copper engraving of the Abattoir or slaughterhouse at Montmartre, Paris. Period Paper is pleased to offer a beautiful collection of original copper engravings of Paris, France and its surroundings. These historic drawings were made under the direction of Mr. A. Pugin and created in London in 1831. Please note that these are not current reproductions or copies. The actual border around each engraving is
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