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North River Iron Foundry, H. R. Dunham & Co., New York
Edward Williams Clay
ca. 1837
The Times, July 4, 1837
Edward Williams Clay
July 1837
All on Hobbies, Gee Up, Gee Ho!
Edward Williams Clay
1838
Bay and Harbor of New York from Staten Island
John A. Rolph
1838
Camp Putnam, The Encampment of the National Guard of New-York, at New-Haven, Connecticut
Edward Williams Clay
June 1832
The Ruins of Phelp's & Peck's Store, Fulton St. New York, as they appeared on the morning after the Accident of 4th May 1832
Edward Williams Clay
1832
The British Steamer Sirius, the first English Steam Packet which arrived - America, April 22, 1838, from London; sent out by the Directors of the British and American Steam Navigation co. of London, sondigned to Wadsworth and Smith
Edward Williams Clay
Bay and Harbour of New York from Staten Island
Edward Williams Clay
1823–43
New York from Staten Island
John A. Rolph
mid-19th century
The Death of Old Tammany and His Wife Loco Foco
Edward Williams Clay
1837
Neptune House, New Rochelle, West Chester County, New York
Edward Williams Clay
1842
The Majestic and Graceful Giraffes, or Cameleopards, with some Rare Animals of the Gazelle Species
Edward Williams Clay
1838