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[Anaglyptographic engravings in A description of the medals of Washington; of national and miscellaneous medals; and of other objects of interest in the museum of the Mint]
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[Anaglyptographic engravings in A description of the medals of Washington; of national and miscellaneous medals; and of other objects of interest in the museum of the Mint]

Snowden, James Ross, 1809-1878 · 1861

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"21 plates, including the half-title, of Anaglyptographic engravings from medals, 77 specimens in all. Anaglyphic [sic] engraving, using Saxton's machine at the United States Mint. 'Engraved from the medal by the Anaglyptographic process by J. W. Steel'."--Hanson Collection catalog, p. 25

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