COLORADO GOLD MINING GULCH PLAYED OUT, Frenzeny and Tavernier 1875 Art Print

Description

Gold Mining Days in Colorado 1875
Deserted Gold Claim in Ruins
Antique Print Description
Details:
Title:
Mining in Colorado - A Played Out Gulch
Date:
November 1875
Type:
Antique Wood-Engraved Print
Grade:
Very Good
Publication:
Harper's Weekly Newspaper
Approximate Size (inches):
6 x 9
Margin Size (inches):
1
Description:
This is an original antique print published in November 1875. An excellent original print item which measures 6 x 9 inches, with 1 inch margins.
Condition:
This 140+ year old print is in very good condition with minor age toning. However, please note: Tight top margin. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage.
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Antique wood-engraved prints often have faint vertical or horizontal lines. Rather than a defect, the lines are a fascinating historical artifact of the popular wood-engraving process employed in the 19th century.
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