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Penniman, John (sold)


John Penniman (fl. 1810 - 1860) was a New York artist and lithographer active in the early to mid-19th century. His office were located at 80 1/2 Canal Street.
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Who discovered steam navigation in New York City?

Origin of Steam Navigation. 'Honor to whom Honor is due.' A View of Collect Pond and its Vicinity in the City of New York in 1793.

1846 (dated)
20 x 25.5 in (50.80 x 64.77 cm)
CollectPondFitch-hutchings-1846

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This is an extremely scarce 1846 broadside issued by John Hutchings to promote the awareness of John Fitch as a pioneer of steam navigation. This broadside was issued in two formats - one about 50% smaller on this paper - apparently designed as a pamphlet, and this broadside example, on thick paper, with a much larger map, designed for framing and presentation. While the smaller version is common - the present map has never before been seen on the market. (more details)

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