Colt_Armory_(1857).jpg
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| Description | Engraving of Colt Armory, Hartford, Connecticut, USA, as seen from the opposite bank of the Connecticut River. Contemporary engraving from 1857. This is the original East Armory building, constructed 1855. |
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| Source | Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, DC 20540. This image was originally published in United States Magazine in 1857 in a piece titled A Day at the Armory and was later reproduced in David Hounshell in, From the American System to Mass Production , 1984, page 46. If this image was ever subject to copyright restrictions, copyright has long since expired (after 150 years). |
| Author | Original engraver unknown. |
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