MOHAWK TRAIL OIL PAINTING ON LEATHER ART SOUVENIR, Ca. 1890s-1920s Massachusetts SOUTHERN for example) in language easily

for example) in language easily understood by the non-scientific general public

Dore’s 40+ wood engraved plates fill the book

The boards and binding are solid and tight save some light wear at the spine ends and remains of a library sticker on the spine

DEVELOPMENT AND HIDDEN MEANING THROUGHOUT HISTORY

Includes protective mylar archival cover

MOHAWK TRAIL OIL PAINTING ON LEATHER ART SOUVENIR, Ca. 1890s-1920s Massachusetts SOUTHERN for example) in language easilyMOHAWK TRAIL Native American OIL PAINTING ON LEATHER ART SOUVENIR, Circa 1890s 1920s, Massachusetts Oil on leather painting of a Native American Indian encampment with "Mother O Mine" and painted Mohawk Trail on the bottom. This is likely a souvenir from the famous naturalist area located in Northwest Massachusetts. It is rare for a leather souvenir from the Mohawk Trail to endure to this day. Measurements: 9"x14" in length and width.