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21363. [woodcut engravings]. Life-Saving Service from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine etc. c.1870’s.

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21363. [woodcut engravings]. Life-Saving Service from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine etc. c.1870’s.

  1. [woodcut engravings]. Life-Saving Service from Harper’s New Monthly Magazine and other period magazines. c.1870’s. Beautiful, clear and detailed engraving with wonderful detail of the light stations. As no photos exist of the stations during this period, these are the only images that were available the public, and now us, to get a sense of the look of these important locations. Engravings are unusually clean, bright and would be most attractive matted and framed or particularly for illustrating your next book. $12 each.
    SURFMAN WITH LIFE-BELT. 2 ¾” X 4”.
    [SURFMAN] BURNING A SIGNAL. 2 ¾” X 4”.
    THE BREECHES BUOY. 2 ¾” X 5 ¾”. [shown]
    THE SELF-RIGHTING LIFE-BOAT. 3 ½” X 5”
    LAUNCHING THE SURF-BOAT. 3’ X 5”.
    1874-TYPE LIFE-SAVING STATION c.1870’s. 3” x 4”