Antique 1880 Steam Crane Print from National Encyclopedia Illustration -image
Antique 1880 Steam Crane Print from National Encyclopedia Illustration -image
Antique 1880 Steam Crane Print from National Encyclopedia Illustration -image
Antique 1880 Steam Crane Print from National Encyclopedia Illustration -image

Antique 1880 Steam Crane Print from National Encyclopedia Illustration

$ 5.36

Features: Bookplate, Captioned Framing: Unframed Item Height: 24.5 cms Colour: Black and white Size: Medium Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom Subject: Steam Crane Image Orientation: Landscape Production Technique: Engraving Year of Production: 1880 Time Period Produced: 1850-1899 Artist: Unknown Originality: Original Type: Print Listed By: Dealer or Reseller Style: Illustration Art Listed by Self-Representing Artist?: No Theme: Machinery Item Width: 34 cms Material: Paper

Description

You will be bidding on an original and collectable print from the 1880s: Steam Crane . Featured in The National Encyclopedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge , published by William Mackenzie, London, Edinburgh and Glasgow, in 1880. Title | Caption: Crane. Travelling Steam Crane. Designed by John Anderson, CE Woolwich Arsenal Date printed: 1880 Size: 34 x 24.5 cms, including margins Condition: Good with signs of use and age-related wear. Some tanning and foxing. Folded as published. Ideal for display and framing Verso: Clear Artist: Unknown Provenance: The National Encyclopedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge , William Mackenzie, London, Edinburgh & Glasgow Authenticity: This is an authentic historic print, published at the date stated above. It is not a modern copy Overseas sales by Global Shipping Programme only.

  1. This antique print of the 1880s Steam Crane is a stunning piece of history! The detailed illustration from *The National Encyclopedia* showcases John Anderson’s design with incredible precision. Despite some age-related wear and foxing, it remains in good condition, perfect for collectors or vintage decor. The 34 x 24.5 cm size makes it ideal for framing—a unique conversation starter for any space. The fold marks add authentic charm, proving its original publication. A rare find for enthusiasts of industrial history or antique prints!

    Scott Compton

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