Item: Plate 37. A - "The Rocket". Earliest known contemporary illustration, Mechanics Magazine of 1829. Drew coach containing 30 people at rate of 30 miles per hour. B - "The Planet" of 1830. C - The "Sans Pareil" of Hackworth. Mechanics Magazine, 1829.  

Year: Printed circa late 1920s. 

Depicts: This black and white print depicts early steam locomotive designs. 

Size: Page size is about 11.25" x 14.25". Printed area is smaller. Nice piece to mat and frame this item for display.

 

About this Item:

This is an original antique print from a limited edition collection published in the late 1920s. Part of an artist created series of costume motifs. Compiled by Doris Rosenthal, this print folio featured design motifs drawn from art and artifacts from around the world. These works were revered by professional designers and helped inspire new aesthetics to design. 

This is not a reprint or digital print. This is a unique collectible item from the late 1920s showing original aging.  

Condition: This is an antique original print from a collection. This item may show typical signs of wear and aging for antique paper stock. There may be small blemishes, creases, small tears, or other wear to the sides of the page. See pictures for condition. 

Shipping: 

This item ships flat with rigid material for protection. Buying multiple maps and charts from our collection? We can combine shipping.

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