Transform 1890 Antique Wood Structure Print In German - Beat The Rush [bTsRQrmD]

RARE FIND! Here is an interesting little antique wood science print, extracted from a 1890 German Pierers dictionary. This vintage cactus illustration was the dictionary entry for "Holz", which means wood in German.

This vintage engraving is in German and shows intricately detailed botanical drawings on both sides explaining the structure of tree trunks and bark, from the concentric rings to the microscopic structure of the wood. And isn't that gothic font wonderful?

Frame it in a double-sided reversible frame and gift it to your favorite wood worker or botanist.

SIZE: page approx. 25.2 x 16.9 cm (9 7/8” x 6 3/5”) including margins, Image approx. 22,4 x 14.7 cm (8 3/4” x 5 3/4”).

AUTHENTICITY: What you will receive is an authentic dictionary page from 1890 that comes from a damaged volume. This is NOT a copy. The paper is yellowed, as befits its age but the engraving is in very good condition. ONLY ONE IN STOCK!

SHIPPING:

- Ships from Switzerland in a cellophane bag and a cardboard-reinforced envelope.
- The mat and frame are NOT included.