Spanish American War 1898 Conning Tower Torpedo Boat Winslow Damage Cuba Ship XEE9 There are 4 small light

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This is an original 1917 two-page halftone print set (two single-sided pages) of the great Chilean port city

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This is an original (circa) 1930 photogravure of the Meat Hall in Haarlem

This is an original 1882 monochrome wood engraving of the defile of the Ardèche River near Ruoms in France

Spanish American War 1898 Conning Tower Torpedo Boat Winslow Damage Cuba Ship XEE9 There are 4 small lightAfter Conning Tower of the Torpedo Boat Winslow, Showing marks of Spanish shots. Photograph by James H. Hare. Period Paper has obtained an unusual collection of historical color and black and white print illustrations of the Spanish American War that were published in 1898 by P. F. Collier. Following the sinking of the Battleship Maine in Havana harbor on February 15, 1898, the United States declared war on Spain on April 25, 1898. The war ended on