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Currier & Ives “New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872” print

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Art Print for the Man Cave, Pool room, office, or anywhere: "New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872"
What many people have forgotten - and this print is pretty much the only remaining proof - is that New York and Brooklyn were plagued with water serpents in the late 1860s and into the '70s, with one of the largest and most problematic being the one that took residence around Governor's Island in 1872. No one knew for certain, but it was thought that the significant whaling trade of the 1850's affected the sea serpent's food supply, forcing them to come into the harbor and rivers of New York in search of food. As the whaling industry declined in America, sightings of the sea/river serpents diminished until what had been a daily occurence became shrouded in memory of just a few old timers. The last documented "river snake" sighting in Manhattan was during the heat wave of 1924, on August 23. This print will look great in your living space and make for great conversation! Available in 2 sizes: 13 x 19" 17 x 22" Ships carefully packed in a sturdy kraft tube.
Currier & Ives “New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872” printCurrier & Ives “New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872” print
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Currier & Ives “New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872” print

$18.00$20.00
Art Print for the Man Cave, Pool room, office, or anywhere: "New York and the Great East River Serpent of 1872"
What many people have forgotten - and this print is pretty much the only remaining proof - is that New York and Brooklyn were plagued with water serpents in the late 1860s and into the '70s, with one of the largest and most problematic being the one that took residence around Governor's Island in 1872. No one knew for certain, but it was thought that the significant whaling trade of the 1850's affected the sea serpent's food supply, forcing them to come into the harbor and rivers of New York in search of food. As the whaling industry declined in America, sightings of the sea/river serpents diminished until what had been a daily occurence became shrouded in memory of just a few old timers. The last documented "river snake" sighting in Manhattan was during the heat wave of 1924, on August 23. This print will look great in your living space and make for great conversation! Available in 2 sizes: 13 x 19" 17 x 22" Ships carefully packed in a sturdy kraft tube.
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The Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ posterThe Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ poster
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The Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ poster

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Alternate history poster "Brooklyn Bridge & the Great Crab", 1883.
Few people knew remember the near miss that occurred when the steamboat "The Pilgrim" sailed right between the arms of a massive crab. Here is your chance to share the history and amaze your friends! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your print is available in the following sizes using an Epson wide-format 9 pigment ink professional photographic printer on premium satin finish paper. Available in two sizes: 13 x 19" 17 x 22" Custom printed when you place your order; sorry, no returns or exchanges accepted on custom prints. The sizes are typically easily matched to the frames in your favorite art supply / framing store such as Michaels, Ikea, or similar. The dimensions provided are the full size of the print paper, with the image being scaled proportionately within to allow for matting if desired (use archival mats!). Typically the margins are approximately .5" per side as dictated by the size of the print selected. Shipped in a sturdy Kraft shipping tube.
The Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ posterThe Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ poster
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The Great Crab of the East River Suspension Bridge [1883] New York & Brooklyn 13×19 or 17×22″ poster

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Alternate history poster "Brooklyn Bridge & the Great Crab", 1883.
Few people knew remember the near miss that occurred when the steamboat "The Pilgrim" sailed right between the arms of a massive crab. Here is your chance to share the history and amaze your friends! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Your print is available in the following sizes using an Epson wide-format 9 pigment ink professional photographic printer on premium satin finish paper. Available in two sizes: 13 x 19" 17 x 22" Custom printed when you place your order; sorry, no returns or exchanges accepted on custom prints. The sizes are typically easily matched to the frames in your favorite art supply / framing store such as Michaels, Ikea, or similar. The dimensions provided are the full size of the print paper, with the image being scaled proportionately within to allow for matting if desired (use archival mats!). Typically the margins are approximately .5" per side as dictated by the size of the print selected. Shipped in a sturdy Kraft shipping tube.
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