Cooper and Stone
Cooper and Stone (fl. c. 1865 - 1867) was an American lithographic and engraving firm based in New York City. The firm was actively only briefly, with their earliest work dating to 1865, and their latest to 1867. They engraved an unsuccessful printing of the Declaration of Independence, a several maps for John Bute Holmes, and a map of the United States.
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