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1898 The New York Navy Yard (Brooklyn) Illustrated Spanish American War Article
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Always Originals - Never ReproductionsOriginal Spanish American War - 16 page (counted fronts and backs) magazine photo feature article:
April 1898 - The New York Navy Yard (the author is uncredited at both the article and at the bound volume's table of contents)
The New York Navy Yard is more modernly known as The Brooklyn Navy Yard.
From the April 1898 issue of Munsey's Magazine. Pages measure 6.5" x 9.25".
Illustrations in the article are as follows (all illustrations in the article are shown in the photos above):
The captured guns and the captain's office
Wash day aboard The Main on her last visit to the New York Navy Yard
Men of war at the New York Navy Yard (The New York, The Brooklyn, The Newport, The Iowa)
The battleship Texas
The commandant's residence
The torpedo boat Dupont going into dry dock No. 1
Figure of Victory presented to the Massachusetts by the state of Massachusetts
The battleship Iowa - the first ship in dry dock No. 3
The armored cruiser New York
Ten inch guns on the Monitor Amphitrite
Deck of the battleship Indiana
Drill of sailors from the battleship Massachusetts
The Alliance - an old wooden man of war now used as an apprentice ship
Dry dock No. 3 - the two million dollar dock that proved defective
The gunboat Newport drying her sails
The monitor Puritan with deck cleared for action
The armored cruiser Brooklyn
The deck of the Alliance
Read Admiral Miller visiting The Brooklyn
The Maine in dry dock before her fatal cruise to Havana
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