The Source. Popular 19th century publications. Between 1860 and 1900. American illustrators and engravers collaborated to produce some of the finest work in the 400-year engraving tradition. High speed cylinder presses, for the first time, were able to transfer the finest lines and full range of shading from the original to the print. This meant that the best works reached a mass audience.

To the contemporary eye, engraving reproductions appear as an antique, hand-crafted folk art with its own distinctive look and feel. They are a pleasure to behold. The line work is accomplished -- bright, crisp, precise. Textures and lighting come through with a striking directness. Engraving reproductions bring the past back to life. These 19th century pictures make us aware of how things have changed over the past 100 years.

Retail Price: Small Size $10/ea, Medium Size $14/ea, Large Size $16/ea. Minimum order 18 assorted.

• Abraham Lincoln Prints
• Black History Prints
• Pre-Civil War Prints
• Civil War Prints
• Country Life Print Scenes
• Fire Fighting Prints
• Gibson Girls Prints
• Historic Buildings Prints
• Hunting & Fishing Prints
• Native American Scenes
• Nautical Print Scenes
• Old Advertisements Prints
• Old New York Print Scenes - Including the Hudson & Long Island
• Presidents Portrait Prints
• Railroad Print Scenes
• Victorian Children Prints
• Victorian Christmas Prints

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• Cobalt Blue Glass Victorian Toothpick Reproductions - added on 02/18/09
• 19th Century Prints: Gibson Girls - added on 02/04/09