1845 N. CURRIER ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH DEATH OF GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON PRESIDENT for Sale

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1845 N. CURRIER ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH DEATH OF GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON PRESIDENT For Sale

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1845 N. CURRIER ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH DEATH OF GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON PRESIDENT:
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Here is an original N. Currier Lithograph Picture of the Death of General Andrew Jackson the 7th President of the United States at his deathbed. He was President from 1829 to 1837. He was born 15th March 1767 and died 8th June 1845. This Lithograph picture is in very good condition for its age. it has some browning around the edges and looks to be in its original frame. The frame has some corner pieces missing as pictured. It looks to have been reframed with the original frame and had a backing put on for protection. It measures 12\" x 16 1/2\" framed. It\'s a really nice vintage piece.
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