Britton & Rey, active 1851-1902, lithographer and publisher Noisy Carrier's Book and Stationary Co., Ch. P. Kimball, active ca. 1851-ca. 1856, publisher
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Description
Notes/Inscriptions:Printed title (LC). Printed (LR): Lith. & pub. by Britton & Rey, S. Francisco. Stamp (LR): Noisy Carrier's Publishing Hall, 77 Long Wharf, San Francisco, Charles P. Kimbell, Proprietor. Handwritten (LL): #579. Printed title (LC). Printed (LR): Lith. & pub. by Britton & Rey, S. Francisco. Stamp (LR): Noisy Carrier's Publishing Hall, 77 Long Wharf, San Francisco, Charles P. Kimbell, Proprietor. Handwritten (LL): #579. Images contrasting early mining days with present developments in California including miners arriving by ship and mining contrasted to emigrants, public schools, farmers, and stagecoach lines. All surmounted by image of elephant.
Type
image
Format
Lithographs Pictorial lettersheets
Extent
21.2 x 27.2 cm., sheet Print on tinted paper: lithograph
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