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Restrike of engraving of Philadelphia (19th century) — Hand colored
Restrike of engraving of Philadelphia (19th century) — Hand colored
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Restrike of hand-colored lithograph drawn by William Henry Bartlett (English, 1809-1854) and engraved by Henry Griffiths (English, 1849-1849).
Published for the Proprietors by Geo. Virtue, 26 Ivy Lane, 1838. George C. Virtue (1794 – December 8, 1868) was a 19th-century London-based publisher. His publishing house was located at 26 Ivy Lane in London.
Beautifully printed in Italy on heavy stock and hand-colored. Very limited quantity. (Note some of them aren't stamped on the back as shown in the photo, but they are all from the same printing.)
Image size (without caption): 9" x 13.5"
Sheet size: 16" x 22"
Also available: Restrike of hand-colored engraving of Faneuil Hall (19th century)
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