Historical Map of New York, 1876, Antique Map Wall Art Regional Prime (Ground)

Historical Map of New York, 1876, Antique Map Wall Art Regional Prime (Ground)Currier and Ives printed this magnificent view at an important time in the history of New York. Manhattan and Long Island were about to be linked by the Brooklyn Bridge in 1876, then still under construction but shown here as if completed. This facsimile is from an impression in the New York Historical Society. Text weight paper, one sided reproduction wall map. Size = 12?" x 18"

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