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1890 print: MARBLE QUARRIES in VERMONT; Rutland Proctor Mente; 4 views & article

$ 5.78

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    Description

    “Marble Quarries and
    Marble Dressing in Vermont.”
    1890
    This is a single wood-engraved sheet only, which is
    over 130 years old
    ! It was published in the
    Nov. 15, 1890
    , issue of
    Harper’s Weekly
    , America’s most popular illustrated periodical in the 1800s.
    The page measures 11 x 16 inches in size, and is in excellent and attractive condition, with a mild bit of age browning.
    It presents a four scenes drawn by Charles Mente, showing the operations of marble quarries in Vermont. The scenes are identified with these labels:
    * Polishing Bed
    * Quarry No. 3 - West Rutland
    * Turning Lathe
    * Great Quarry at Proctor Vt.
    The entire back of the page is devoted to a detailed related article with the title,
    “THE MARBLE QUARRIES OF VERMONT,”
    which runs for over 500 lines of text there. The original article continued on for 9 additional lines of text on a following page, and a photocopy of that brief concluding material will be included with this print.
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    _gsrx_vers_856 (GS 7.0.20 (856))