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Notes/Inscriptions:Printed title (upper image): Miners weighing their gold; (lower image): The dream of a propecting miner. Printed (LC): Lith. & published by Britton & Rey, corner Montgomery & California st[reet]s, S[an] Francisco. Blind stamp (LL): Rolland Freres, Bordeaux. See also 1963.002:0308--A. Printed title (upper image): Miners weighing their gold; (lower image): The dream of a propecting miner. Printed (LC): Lith. & published by Britton & Rey, corner Montgomery & California st[reet]s, S[an] Francisco. Blind stamp (LL): Rolland Freres, Bordeaux. See also 1963.002:0308--A. Upper image shows three miners with scale, pans, bread, rifle, bottles, and candle sitting at large table. Lower image depicts sleeping man outdoors by fire, with rifle, pistol, dagger and other objects nearby; vignettes represent his dreams related to gold mining.
Type
image
Format
Lithographs Pictorial lettersheets
Extent
26.5 x 21.4 cm., image on sheet 26.5 x 42.8 cm. Print on tinted paper: pen lithograph
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