The image shows a vintage diagram titled "Sectional View of the Crust of the Earth." It's a circular illustration on a tan, aged paper. The main body of the diagram is a large, light brown circle representing a cross-section of the Earth's crust. The surface of the circle is not smooth; it has a textured, almost wrinkled appearance, with some darker spots scattered across it. Around the perimeter of the circle is a dark green line, and at regular intervals along this line are small, ornate, reddish-orange symbols resembling stylized plants or flames. These symbols appear to mark specific points or features along the Earth's crust. Below the circular diagram, centered, is the text "SECTIONAL VIEW OF THE CRUST OF THE EARTH." The text is in a vintage font and appears to be printed on a separate strip of paper attached to the main diagram. The overall impression is of a historical scientific illustration, likely from a textbook or educational material, showing a simplified cross-section of the Earth's crust with marked features.