1938 The Roman Theater of Bosra Framed Vintage Photo - Southern View Size:12″×18″ It proudly features the Syrian

It proudly features the Syrian Golden Eagle on the front – a symbol of protection and dignity – paired on the back with “Syrian Arab Republic” rendered in the new Arabic script and in English

Originally part of the Ottoman Aleppo Vilayet (ولاية حلب)

The photographer is Frenchman Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey who is known for taken some of the earliest photographs across Greece

The Syrian Memories Star is featured on the front

This is a reprint set made of high-resolution scans

1938 The Roman Theater of Bosra Framed Vintage Photo - Southern View Size:12″×18″ It proudly features the SyrianSouthern view of the great Roman Theater of Bosra ( ) in the Daraa Province ( ), Hauran region (). Built in the 2nd Century AD, it is one of the largest preserved Roman theaters in the world and could seat an astounding 17,000 people. This Dry plate negative reprint is from the American Colony Matson Photo Service. This is a hi res reprint (not an original), framed and printed on thick matte paper. Ayous wood . 75 (1. 9 cm) thick frame from renewable