1858 Lithograph John M Gresley Art Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Jewelry Fibula ZZ3 XATA7 but the background was cleverly

but the background was cleverly tied into the foreground

shaved heads

is thought be some to have been the elusive Jack the Ripper

developed in late 1892 in preparation for the Exposition

copyright assigned 1936 to Mills Music

1858 Lithograph John M Gresley Art Anglo-Saxon Archaeology Jewelry Fibula ZZ3 XATA7 but the background was cleverly"Anglo Saxon Antiquities, found at Saxby, Leicestershire" This is an original 1858 black and white lithograph of an illustration by Rev. John M. Gresley of Anglo Saxon artifacts that were found by laborers at Saxby, Leicestershire, England in 1827, including; a bronze fibulas (brooches), glass beads, bronze tweezers, and other jewelry. CONDITION This 155+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light foxing and aging. Product Type: Original Lithograph;