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19th C American Political Print 'Darktown' by Thomas Worth Dated 1877
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19th C American Political Print 'Darktown' by Thomas Worth Dated 1877

19th century
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Description

19th C. American Political Print by Thomas Worth dated 1877

This is a rare American hand coloured political print from the 'Darktown series' dated 1877

The print is called 'Bound To Shine !! 'Or a {Blacking) Brush on the Road.'

The print is made by Thomas Worth and printed by Carrier & Ives - 1877 - 115 Nassau Street - New York

The print is in it's original oak frame and glass.

The print has some age staines.

Physical Dimensions
Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
49.5cm (19.49")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Original Retro has dated this Thomas Worth Lithograph Print to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA792345
Dealers Notes

Valley Antique Centre

Hollins Mill

Suite 5 Unit 8

Pennine Industrial Park

Valley Road

Hebden Bridge

HX7 7BZ

(0044) 01422 887420 or (0044) 07780 687139

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Every day from 10 pm - 16.00 am

Description
19th C. American Political Print by Thomas Worth dated 1877

This is a rare American hand coloured political print from the 'Darktown series' dated 1877

The print is called 'Bound To Shine !! 'Or a {Blacking) Brush on the Road.'

The print is made by Thomas Worth and printed by Carrier & Ives - 1877 - 115 Nassau Street - New York.
Original Retro

The print is in it's original oak frame and glass.

The print has some age staines.

Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
49.5cm (19.49")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Original Retro has dated this Thomas Worth Lithograph Print to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA792345
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Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2011
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A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion.
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Archive I A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion.

19th C American Political Print 'Darktown' by Thomas Worth dated 1877

Archive II A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View II
Archive III A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View III
Archive IV A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View IV
Archive V A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View V
Archive VI A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View VI
Archive VII A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View VII
Archive VIII A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion. View VIII
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Valley Antique Centre
Suite 5 Unit 8
Pennine Industrial Park
Valley Road
Hebden Bridge
West Yorkshire
HX7 7BZ
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2011
Items For Sale 108
Items Sold 4
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Location: Valley Antique Centre, Suite 5 Unit 8, Pennine Industrial Park, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 7BZ, United Kingdom
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A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion.
19th C American Political Print 'Darktown' by Thomas Worth dated 1877
Ref: SA792345
A framed nineteenth-century hand-coloured lithograph titled Bound to Shine featuring horse-drawn carriages in motion.
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