Nahl, Charles Christian (1818-1878), German, artist Artist Hutchings, J. M. (James Mason) (1820-1902), publisher Publisher Anthony & Baker (active 1850s), engraver Engraver
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Description
Related Item: Chinese and Westward Expansion; The Bancroft Library; Robert B. Honeyman, Jr. Collection of Early Californian and Western American Pictorial Material Printed title (MC). Date 1854 within image. Printed (each image): Anthony & Baker, sc.; (upper image): C. Nahl, del.; (LL): J.M. Hutchings, San Francisco. Content/DescriptionIncludes four images showing travelers on road (Indians, miners, Chinese, Mexicans, and settlers); Chinese battle between ethnic factions fought at "Five Cent Gulch" in Weaverville; Indians smoking out bees of locusts; and Indian women crushing acorns(?).
Type
image
Format
Engravings. Pictorial lettersheets.
Extent
26.5 x 20.8 cm. Print on paper mounted on paper: wood engraving
California, Northern Chinese Frontier & pioneer life Women Events Gold rushes Miners Indians of North America Westward movement Engravings Pictorial lettersheets
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