(marking the destruction of General Edward Braddock’s army at the Battle of Monongahela, Pennsylvania during the French and Indian War, 1755, a significant even in the career of George Washington who served as Braddock’s aide-de-camp during the campaign). Published by Johnson, Fry & Co. New York (undated by circa 1866). Plate size 9 x 7″ (image area smaller) and total matted area 11 x 9″. Engraved after the painting by Alonzo Chappel. Genuine mid-19th century antique steel-engraved print in color, originally published in and subsequently excised from a book some possibly from a copy of the 2-volume Picturesque America published by D. Appleton in New York in the 1870s. Plate size 9 1/2 x 7″ (image area smaller) and total matted area 11 x 9″. (undated but circa 1866). A few scuffs and light smudges in margins, uniform light toning but otherwise a fine example. Print is laid loosely inside a complimentary decorative mat. The print’s image may not fit perfectly within the mat window and thus may not be ideal for framing as-is. Print may or may not be evenly cut, some edges may not be perfectly straight. Evidence of old tape residue on one or more edges, see photos. Guaranteed steel-engraved illustrated plate published in the mid-19th century and not a modern reproduction. What our buyers say. Highly recommend this pro! Item exactly as described and professionally packaged. Fast and reliable, magnificent packing. GREAT DOING BUSINESS WITH!!! Very fast, great communication. Excellent item, very courteous and extra fair vendor! I WILL be back! EXCELLENT PRODUCT WITH EXCELLENT SERVICE. Could not ask for better packing! I’ll certainly be doing business with him again! Great posters and great price! Exactly how it was described! These books were expertly packed. Excellent to do business with. Item came promptly, well packaged.