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Description

The Wissahickon—Bridge near Mt. Airy. A straight bridge across the Wissahickon, with trees, rocks and an angler in the foreground. These details and their hatching match the central scrapbook fragment. This is Bridge near Mt. Airy; Bridge at Valley Green, printed beside it on the source page, is a separate engraving and is excluded. The individual roles and full names of artist and engraver have not been securely established here.

From Philadelphia and Its Environs, and the Railroad Scenery of Pennsylvania, with225illustrations (Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., [1875]), printed p.82. The title is undated in print; its Library of Congress copyright stamp, pencilled date, printed copyright verso and catalogue record identify1875. This witness is not the Centennial1876 edition.

Compared directly with H. P. Blavatsky's Scrapbooks, volume3, page219, centre view. The album combines separate cuttings; this witness does not establish the first-ever appearance or the physical source copy used for them.

Source

Original colour camera scan provided by the Library of Congress, through Internet Archive, identifier philadelphiaitse00jb, ARK ark:/13960/t3nv9r31g, catalogue call number 9128414, LCCN 01010600. Shelfmark visible on the copyright verso: F158.5 .P53.

Thank you to the Library of Congress and Internet Archive for preserving this book and making the original colour camera files freely available.

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Rights

Public-domain historical engraving published in the United States in1875, reproduced by a faithful library scan. The printed copyright verso is linked above. No Creative Commons licence or Public Domain Mark is attributed to this repository object.

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