1844 Engraving Botocudo Indian Tembeitera Lip Brazilian - ORIGINAL CW3 YCS1 changed the name of the

changed the name of the soap from ÒWhite SoapÓ to ÒIvory SoapÓ when he was inspired by a bible reading (Psalms 45:8) during church

This is an original 1952 black and white rotogravure of the Theater of Dionysus Eleuthereus that is located near the Acropolis of Athens

The ad also features a recipe for BIF hamburgers

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1844 Engraving Botocudo Indian Tembeitera Lip Brazilian - ORIGINAL CW3 YCS1 changed the name of the"Botocudos." This is an original 1844 engraving of two Botocudo Indians from Brazil with the tembeitera or wooden plug or disk worn in the lower lip and the lobe of the ear. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptionally rare and well preserved collection of original engravings of ethnic costumes from around the world. These lovely engravings date from the mid 19th century. They are highly collectible not only for their subject matter, but also for