American Navy
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A destroyer 1894.10" X 15" $20.
The Franklin 1867. 7" X 10" $25.
Original text This is Admiral Farragut's ship and has the new clipper lines.
The Macedonian 1847 7' X 10' $25.
Original text A bluff bowed frigate that brought relief food to Ireland during the famine.
The Merrimac 1856. 10" X 15' $35.
The steam engine was adopted by the navy 50 years before it made an appearance on merchant ships.
The Niagara 1858 7" X 10" $25.
They are heading closer to the wind under steam than would be possible with square sails. The fore and aft sails are probably set to reduce the rolling. The line in the water is the log.
The Niagara 1857 10"X15" $35.
Original text This is a very large print and the digital reduction has created the swirling patterns in the sky and water.
The Powhattan 1877 10" X 15" $35.
Another very large print with digital swirls.
American Ships at Cork 1866 7" X 10" $25.
Unfortunately these ships are not named, but a little research should be able to turn up some information about them.
The fleet bombs Pt Royal 1862 10" X 15" $25.
The Tuscarora and Nashville 1862 10" X 15" $35.
Original text The North and South from the American Civil War meet in England and the English try to keep them from fighting.
The USS Boston 1890 10" X 15" $35.
