N. Currier’ Colorized Lithograph of “WM Penn’s Treaty” “The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken” / SOLD

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N. Currier’ Colorized Lithograph of “WM Penn’s Treaty” “The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken”

 

With our compliments, we are delighted to offer you this 17″ X 15″ N. Currier’s hand colored Lithograph of “Wm Penn’s treaty with the Indians when he founded the Provinces of Penns 1661.” This is one of the coolest Currier & Ives print around. It’s in a great original condition with old handwritten tag on the reverse no attempt has been made to decipher the tag

 

 

Inventory Number:  PRI 199

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N. Currier’s colorized lithograph, “WM Penn’s Treaty – The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken,” shows settlers and Native Americans negotiating outdoors, with buildings and trees in the background.
N. Currier’s colorized lithograph, "WM Penn’s Treaty: The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken," illustrates William Penn negotiating with Native Americans amid settlers and colonial buildings in 1681.
A close-up of N. Currier’s colorized lithograph, “WM Penn’s Treaty,” featuring a group of people and the title, “The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken,” partially visible at the bottom.
N. Currier’s colorized lithograph of “WM Penn’s Treaty: The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken” rests on a dark wooden surface, its aged paper showing faded, handwritten text that is barely legible.
A worn, yellowed N. Currier colorized lithograph of “WM Penn’s Treaty”—“The Only Treaty That Was Never Broken”—shows faded handwritten text with creases and stains.

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