Description: 2 Engravings from the Grinnell Arctic Explorations , 1850s . Both explorations set out to search for Sir John Franklin who was lost in the Arctic in the 1840s . The first Grinnell Exploration was led by Mr. Grinnell and was not successful . The second Exploration was led by Dr. Kane which was also unsuccessful in their search for Sir John Franklin. The first engraving is titled " Parting Hawsers Off Godsend Ledge " , the lower left has printed J.Hamilton middle has Engraved at J.M.Butlers Establishment 84 Chestnut St. the lower right has G.Ulman below titled has ( From a sketch by Dr. Kane ) . The second is titled " The Open Water From Cape Jefferson " , it has most of same printing except under title it has ( From Description ) . Overall size of each is 5 1/4 x 8 5/8 . Both are original engravings from the 1850s . In honor of Dr.Elisha Kent Kane were named a Destroyer ( U.S.S. Kane ) , a research ship ( U.S.N.S. Kane ) and a U.S.Postal Stamp . He died in 1857 . Any questions please write. I COMBINE SHIPPING.
Price: 8.75 USD
Location: Athol, Massachusetts
End Time: 2024-08-21T13:11:25.000Z
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