19" x 12"

Paper is aged, and print and paper is crisp with purple-ish ink reminiscent of blueprint drawings.  That is interesting because Norbury Wayman was an architect and city planner in St. Louis Missouri in addition to being a historian.  I've seen at least two other prints by him and it appears he liked waterway and waterfront scenes.  I've seen one other Becky Thatcher print, but it was colored and had some changes to this underlying version (such as a lifeboat was added hanging off the paddle wheeler).

Reverse side has "STEAMBOAT BECKY THATCHER" AND "V1208" or "V120B" written in pencil.

Used, as-is. Paper has creases from being loosely rolled and is aged. Some identification pencil writing on reverse side. See attached pictures.