Two framed vintage architectural prints France Strasbourg And Troyes 8.5x10.75”

These are two framed vintage-style architectural prints or watercolor reproductions featuring European buildings from France. • The top image shows a group of charming, half-timbered medieval buildings of towns Troyes and Strasbourg in France. • The bottom image also depicts a row of timber-frame buildings on the water, labeled “Strasbourg”, which is a strong clue that these prints are scenes from that historic Alsatian city. The signature and sketch-like detail suggest they might be from a series of tourist prints or etchings from the mid-20th century, often sold as souvenirs or decorative art. The frames are also vintage-style, with a mix of gold and black edging, and classic ivory matting, adding a slightly antique feel. Label Breakdown: • ORD NO.: 2393 – Probably an internal order number. • ITEM NO.: 1133-4-15 – Catalog or inventory reference. • PATTERN: 415 – Possibly the design pattern or print series. • SIZE: 7 x 9/08 – Refers to the image or mat size, possibly 7” x 9 1/8”. • FINISH: LIN. – Likely stands for “linen finish” (textured paper to simulate canvas or fabric feel). • 2140 – Could be a factory or batch code. • PRINT TITLE: European L/MRK – Most likely means “European Landmark” or “European Landmark/Market” – a generic title for a series of European architectural scenes. ⸻ This confirms that the prints are part of a commercial decorative art series, likely mass-produced in the mid-20th century for home décor, possibly by a U.S.-based frame or print company.