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Charleston Iron Clad Frigate New Ironside Fleet 1863 Civil War Sketch News Page
Condition: Pre-Owned Condition
Observations:No rips, tears, or stains on the face of the page. There is some light general wear to the edges as well as some light creases as can be seen in the photos. From the Estate of a man who was a Civil War historian, specifically of the people and places in South Carolina. He stored his ephemera in sleeves in a document cabinet for safe keeping. This is a page from The Illustrated London News Supplement in September of 1863 as part of an article about New Ironside off the coast of Charleston, SC as this conflict gained worldwide attention.
Item Specifications:Length: 11\"Width: 15 Shipping:Should you find more than one thing you would like, I am happy to work with you to combine shipping as I do not look to make a profit off of shipping.
Cleaning and Care Process:I care about every item I carry in my store, and, spend the time to do what I can to make them as close to how they were at their newest state.
All items offered in the Venture Back Collections store are thoroughly cleaned and inspected as closely as possible to note any observations of use as all items are pre-owned.
Glassware, Stemware, China, Ceramics and Porcelain are shortly soaked in water to expose any chips, cracks or crazing that is difficult to see with the eye so that I can do my best to keep these types of flaws at a minimum and then hand dried and polished.
Other items such as wood, leather, silver, aluminum and brass are cleaned and polished as best as possible, unless otherwise noted.
Packaging and WrappingTo me, each item I sell is precious; a treasure to you. Each piece is imagined as if the last one in existence.
Each item is carefully double wrapped and packaged for strength and the ability to make it to its destination safely. I am a realist in that after the packages leave my care, they could be tossed, dropped, and have other packages thrown on them; despite the \"fragile\" warnings I apply to the outer panels of the boxes.
