Framed Orig Antique Steel Engraving - GENERAL GEORGE CUSTER - Adirondack Frame

Description

Original Framed Antique Steel Engraving - General George Armstrong Custer
Engraved by John Rogers (Amer. 1808 - 1888)  - Facsimile signature.
A wonderful portrait of this historic American figure.  The engraving is taken from an original photograph by famed photographer Mathew Brady which he took in his Washington D.C. studio, believed to be in 1865.  Custer rests his left arm on his sword while leaning on a cannon barrel.
The Adirondack frame is an antique with white ceramic corner buttons.  Both the frame and print are in excellent condition.  Fitted under glass and ready to hang.
Inside frame size is:  10" x  8"    Outside overall dimensions:  13-1/2" x  11-1/2"
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Inv. No.  1742
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All my prints are guaranteed to be antique, at least 100 years old.  Most are wood engravings from newspapers and magazines published while the war was in progress or, following the war's end and published in volumes reprinting articles that were published during the war, using the exact same illustrations and text.  Others are steel engravings of military officers and battle scenes that were published as book illustrations or issued in portfolios.  Also, always at least 100 years old
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