View of Acre St. Jean d'Acre Akko Akers Israel Galilee WOODCUT from 1893

Description: Acca (St. Jean d'Acre) Original wood engraving from a book from 1893 (not a reprint - no copy) Sheet size: approx. 16 x 8 cm - printed on the back. Condition: good - see scan! Shipping will of course be quick and packaged securely to prevent creasing! If you have any questions please send an email - Questions? - please send an email.Please also note my other offers! Here are more designs in the shop!I offer many more color prints, wood engravings, steel engravings and lithographs - please use the SHOP search. Shipping costs are only charged once if you purchase multiple items! If the combined shipping via eBay does not work, I will of course refund the overpaid shipping costs! Documentation: Akkon, Akko or Akers (also Accho and Hacco; French St. Jean d'Acre, Latin Acco, ancient Greek Ἄκη Áke, Hebrew עַכּוֹ ʿAkkō [aˈkɔ], Arabic عكّا Akka, DMG ʿAkkā, in ancient times also Ptolemais). an old port city in Northern District of Israel in Galilee on the coast of the Eastern Mediterranean. The old town lies on a headland on the northern edge of the Bay of Haifa and is surrounded by a strong fortification. On the land side, the old town is surrounded by the new town. While the New Town has a predominantly Jewish population, the Old Town is inhabited almost exclusively by Israeli Arabs and is one of Israel's most oriental cities. The city's seaport, which was an important port in the eastern Mediterranean for several centuries, has now lost much of its importance. Industry, especially iron processing, is of economic importance today. The city has a train station on the Nahariya-Haifa line.Source: Wikipedia Akkon, Akko or Akers (also Accho and Hacco; French St. Jean d'Acre, Latin Acco, ancient Greek Ἄκη Áke, Hebrew עַכּוֹ ʿAkkō [aˈkɔ], Arabic عكّا Akka, DMG ʿAkkā, in ancient times also Ptolemais). an old port city in Northern District of Israel in Galilee on the coast of the Eastern Mediterranean. The old town lies on a headland on the northern edge of the Bay of Haifa and is surrounded by a strong fortification. On the land side, the old town is surrounded by the new town. While the New Town has a predominantly Jewish population, the Old Town is inhabited almost exclusively by Israeli Arabs and is one of Israel's most oriental cities. The city's seaport, which was an important port in the eastern Mediterranean for several centuries, has now lost much of its importance. Industry, especially

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