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Steamships - USS Auxiliary Cruisers Yale and Harvard- 1900 Page of History

$ 5.8

Availability: 42 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1903-13
  • Condition: Period age toning on this rarely offered page of history...related & unrelated text on reverse
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Method of payment
    A Unique
    1900 Page of History
    featuring the USS Yale & Harvard
    An Original Historical Print from HistoryOnPaper
    This is an interesting original
    1900
    page of history rescued from one of the many books published at the turn of the century on the History of the United States. Images in these books offer rare glimpses of history.   Related/unrelated text on reverse.
    In April 1898, the Navy chartered four large passenger liners for conversion to auxiliary cruisers. USS Harvard and Yale were distinctive ships, with three smokestacks and "clipper" bows.
    Both were very active in the Caribbean, searching for the Spanish fleet, patrolling, blockading and cutting telegraph cables. USS Harvard was present at the battle off Santiago, Cuba, on 3 July. With the elimination of Spanish naval power in the Caribbean area, the big ships were used as transports. They were returned to their owners in September 1898, but reentered Navy service as troop transports during the First World War.
    This page features photographic views of these two auxiliary cruisers.
    Unrelated text on Reverse
    A Page of History from the Past
    Type of Print
    Chromolithograph -
    Offset lithograph
    - Copper Engraving - Photogravure
    Printing Year
    1900
    Artist - Engraver - Publisher
    ****** -  ***** - ***
    Print Size (Approx)
    6  inches  X 9  inches
    I
    MAGE(S) MAY BE ENLARGED  TO SHOW DETAIL
    Paper weight/type
    Thin -
    Medium
    - Heavy - Other
    Reverse side
    Blank -
    Related text/pictures
    -
    Unrelated text/pictures
    Condition
    Excellent - Very Good
    -
    Good
    +++
    - Fair
    -
    Poor
    (but of historical interest)
    Description
    Sound but with paper age toning and handling wear...a real piece of history
    Please inspect image
    Notes
    This Is An Original Print from
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    CONDITION:
    Please INSPECT PHOTO
    .
    May be Enlarged for viewing.
    Please inquire if you have a question.
    This is an
    original
    print, not a reproduction.
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    responsible for 8% sales tax.
    International buyers
    are responsible for all import fees and taxes.
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    Item #1216-G564