1936 Print Philippi Ruins Filippoi Archaeological Site View Column Greece XGAG6 YWE1 with illustration by Wilson of

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1936 Print Philippi Ruins Filippoi Archaeological Site View Column Greece XGAG6 YWE1 with illustration by Wilson ofThis is an original 1936 duotone halftone print that depicts some of the ruins at Philippi, an ancient city located near modern day Filippoi in Greece. It was founded by King Philip II of Macedonia, and according to the Bible it was the location where the apostle Paul first preached on European soil. CONDITION This 75+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout. No creases. Original mailing center crease. No surface rub. No tears.