1945 Print Beef Ribs Meat Swift Chicago Illinois Plant T-bone Steak Military FZ7 LMC2 This is an original 1876

This is an original 1876 black and white wood engraving of a restaurant-waiter in common 18th century attire

where scientist are proving that even earthquakes and volcanoes are not independent of the sun

There is light surface rub in the upper left and upper right margins--please see digital image

A sliver of paper got into the shot which is what you see through the top of the letter

1945 Print Beef Ribs Meat Swift Chicago Illinois Plant T-bone Steak Military FZ7 LMC2 This is an original 1876This is an original 1945 color print of a worker at Swift & Company of Chicago, Illinois preparing T bone for overseas military troops during World War II. The caption writes, "The only steak that doesn't come with 3 way [roasting, stewing, chopped] is a T bone, and that is because skilled workers like the one above at Swift & Co.'s Chicago plant are required to take out all the bones."CONDITION This 66+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine.