The Colossus of Rhodes, in Greece, was a statue made of brass, and stood at the entrance of the river harbor[between 1890 and 1899?]engAn enormous statue of a man, holding a bow in his left hand and a lantern above his head in his right hand, stands astride the narrow walled entrance to a city harbor, with several colorful triremes entering and exiting the harborTitle from first line of caption at bottom of image."Copies to be given away every Saturday evening. Arnsten & Bonn, 3rd Avenue and 56th Street.""Number seven, representing the Temple of Diana, will be given out Saturday evening, November 21st.""[R in triangle] 2029."