1892 Repairing The Screw Of A Tug Antique Wood Engraving
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The image is a vintage advertisement featuring a woman in a long dress and hat walking a dog in front of a wrought iron gate.
The image is a vintage advertisement featuring a woman in a long dress and hat walking a dog in front of a wrought iron gate.
The image is a technical drawing or diagram of a mounted and Mattered device, likely used for displaying artwork or photographs. It includes labeled parts such as the "Professional Mounted & Mattered" and "Acid Free Tape Hinge" to describe the device's features.
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1892 Repairing The Screw Of A Tug Antique Wood Engraving
The image is a vintage or antique magazine print advertisement with a green background and white text.
The image is a collage of five framed artworks depicting vintage illustrations of women in period clothing, including a black antique frame, a rustic brown antique frame, a gold antique frame, a black antique frame, and a rustic white antique frame.
The image is a collage of five framed artworks depicting a woman walking a dog in various styles of framing, including antique black, antique gold, rustic brown, rustic white, and a black and white image.
The image is a vintage advertisement featuring a woman in a long dress and hat walking a dog in front of a wrought iron gate.
The image is a vintage advertisement featuring a woman in a long dress and hat walking a dog in front of a wrought iron gate.
The image is a technical drawing or diagram of a mounted and Mattered device, likely used for displaying artwork or photographs. It includes labeled parts such as the "Professional Mounted & Mattered" and "Acid Free Tape Hinge" to describe the device's features.
packaging information for Adirondack Retro Packaging, including shipping options for antique prints and ads, flat mailers, and a shipping box for printed or framed prints and ads.

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1892 Repairing The Screw Of A Tug Antique Wood Engraving

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This

Original Antique Magazine Wood Engraving

titled "Repairing The Screw Of A Tug" depicts a scene of a ship and its mechanism in the late 19th century. The portrait-oriented print measures 4 inches in length and 3.25 inches in height, and it is made of paper material. The print was produced in 1892 using

Wood Engraving

technique and is a small-sized print.

The print is an Art Nouveau period piece and features a ship's subject, making it a great addition to any art collection. The print is unframed and unsigned, and the artist's name is unknown. This print is an original and not a licensed reprint. The print is also not personalized and is not handmade.


Product Title: Repairing The Screw Of A Tug


Approximate Size: 3.25x4


Year: 1892


Original Antique Magazine Wood Engraving


Condition: Very Good to Excellent (VG+)


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• All vintage advertisements are original magazine pages. Each may have additional printed material on the reverse side—such as a different advertisement, article text, or cartoon.

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