1938 Shahba Roman Ruins, Pavement and Colonnade Framed Vintage Photo Philippopolis The Syrian Memories Unisex Premium
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The Syrian Memories Unisex Premium Recycled Bomber Jacket - You can never go wrong with a classic bomber jacket
LENGTH (cm) WIDTH (cm) S 71
R Arab Mother's Day stamp set reprint from 1960 commemorates this significant holiday across Syria and the Arab world
It shares the same design as the 1959 Mother's Day stamp with a printed update reflecting the new year
The Syrian Memories Star is embroidered on the front
1938 Shahba Roman Ruins, Pavement and Colonnade Framed Vintage Photo Philippopolis The Syrian Memories Unisex Premium1938 photograph of the Roman ruins in Shahba (), Al Suwayda Province ( ), with a young girl strolling casually down its well preserved pavement and colonnade. Known in late antiquity as Philippopolis, named after Roman emperor Philip the Arab ( ), it was built to celebrate the thousand year foundation of Rome. This Dry plate negative reprint is from the American Colony Matson Photo Service. This is a hi res reprint (not an original), framed and
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