George Catlin manuscripts and drawings

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George Catlin manuscripts and drawings

[ca. 1893]

Writings, notes; drawings of ships, submarines, and parts of sailing vessels; a rough draft of an essay on the Steamship Slipper, and an incomplete essay addressed to the Consular Agency of the U. States of America ... Belgium.

19 items (on partial microfilm reel)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6772272

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