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View of the Stone Fleet which sailed from New Bedford Nov. 16th. 1861
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Image of a fleet of ships that made up the Stone Fleet that sailed from New Bedford, Massachusetts, on November 16, 1861 during the American Civil War; names of all pictured vessels along with their captains and tonnage captioned in bottom margin.
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Bombardments of Forts Hatteras & Clark, by the U.S. fleet
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Birds eye view of New York & Brooklyn
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Image of an aerial view of New York City and Brooklyn, New York, where the Hudson River and the East River meet the bay; boats and ships sail in the harbor; key in bottom margin to twelve locations pictured, including Blackwell's Island, Williamsburg, Governor's Island, and Fort Columbus.
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Scott's, American fashions. for fall & winter 1845 & 6
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Bark Catalpa, of New Bedford
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Paris. London & New-York fashions, fall & winter of 1842 & 3 by James G. Wilson 146 Broadway New-York
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