lron-clad ships.
Endicott & Company, publishers. *20th”.Cab.13.1 [United States Navy during the Rebellion. Collection of pictures
of ships and naval battles.] Chromolithographs. [New York. 1862-65.] 9g plates. Various sizes. Contents. — The first naval conflict between iron clad vessels. — U. S. iron clad battery Onondaga. — U. S. harbor & river monitor Manhattan, — United States iron clad ram Dictator. — The U. S. monitor “Weehawken,” and U. S. steam sloop “Iroquois.”” — Monitor iron-clads and the New Iron- sides. — U. S. steam frigate Roanoke. — The United States Eutaw. — Bombardment of Fort Fisher, Jan. 15th. 1865, by the U. S. naval forces.
This card was printed at the Boston ro] Public Library, June 14, 1935. D7369 — Lithographs. Colls. — Un s. A, and n. Navy. — United States.
Hist. Civil War. Illustrations, views, etc. — Iron-clad ships.