Andrews, Charles D. (sold)
Charles D. Andrews (fl. c. 1855 - 1861) was a printer based in Boston who produced a small handful of prints around the time of the U.S. Civil War. Little is known of his life or other work. Advertisements for his shop name him as a plate printer and lithographer and the 'successor to the late Robert Andrews,' specializing in marriage, address, and business cards, along with plates for book illustrations.
Boston on the Eve of the Civil War.
Boston and its environs und seine Umgebungen et ses environs.
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A rare and lovely set of views and vignettes of Boston, engraved by Johann Poppel, printed by Charles D. Andrews, and published by Fr. Goth around 1855. It reflects the changing face of the city, as older buildings were being demolished or replaced to make way for more modern structures, including rail stations. (more details)