Engraving 1880 posters & prints

Maryland Anonymous

Maryland Anonymous

An Unavoidable Feature of Our Popular Summer Resorts, a Rainy Day in the Country Anonymous

Maryland Anonymous

Not So Useless As It Looks, 1880 Anonymous

Rapid Transit and the Obelisk. Anonymous

The Friend of the Freedmen, 1880 Anonymous

Maryland Anonymous

John I. Danneker, Aged 82, 1880, USA Anonymous

Louisiana: The Business Boom in the South, a Scene on the Levee at New Orleans Anonymous

Louisiana: The Business Boom in the South a Scene on the Levée at New Orleans Anonymous

Georgia, Dar, Now I Had A Thought, 1880 Anonymous

Antique Boston Anonymous

A Financial Mistake Anonymous

Indiana: The New State House at Indianapolis, Corner-Stone Laid Anonymous

The Country is Safe Anonymous

Maryland: The Monument at the National Cemetery, Antietam, Unvailed 17th September Anonymous

Georgia, Reading the Bible, 1880 Anonymous

Georgia, A Greene County African-american, 1880 Anonymous

The English Garden, Scenes In Rugby, The English Colony In Tennesse, 1880, USA Anonymous

Texas: Cattle Herders Indulging in Revolver Practice on Telegraph Insulators Anonymous

The Return of the Massachusetts Prodigal Anonymous

Wade Hampton's Dilemma, 1880 Anonymous

District of Columbia: The New Building of the National Museum at Washington Anonymous

A Burden Rightly Lifted Anonymous

Thomas Carlyle. Anonymous

France: Arrival of the President at the Arsenal, Cherbourg Anonymous

Revival of Falconry Anonymous

George Boss, Aged 86, 1880, USA Anonymous

California: Visit of President Hayes and Party to San Francisco, the Floral Decorations of the President's Parlor in the Palace... Anonymous

Of Interest to Farmers, 1880 Anonymous

Alabama, Agricultural Workers, the Dog Won't Bite You, 1880 Anonymous

Robinson Crusoe Hancock Abandoned on Governor's Island Discovers the Print of a Man's Foot in the Sand Anonymous

Allan Campbell, the Comptroller of New York, 1880 Anonymous

France: Changing the Course of the Seine, View at the Head of the Cut Anonymous

Washington Territory: The Episcopal Church and Belfry at Tacoma Anonymous