This original antique engraving from 1887 depicts a sweeping view of New York Bay as seen from the Telegraph Station. A striking example of 19th-century American landscape illustration, it captures the maritime activity and coastal architecture of the era with fine detail and historical charm. Taken from "Student's British Encyclopaedia Of Universal Knowledge" a scientific and popular treasury of useful information dated 1887 by Thomas C Jack.

• Dimensions: approx. 9.4" x 6.5"

• Unframed and in a good antique condition

• Style: Art Nouveau

• Technique: Engraving

• One of a Kind (OOAK) original print

Ideal for collectors of American history, maritime art, or antique cityscapes. A rare glimpse into New York’s coastal heritage during the Victorian period—perfect for framing or gifting.

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