WIRE DRAWER Tradesman 1818 Wood-Cut Print

SUBJECT/TOPIC:	This is a 1818 B/W wood-cut of a wire drawer - a person who extends the ductile metals, platinum, gold and silver, into wire, by drawing bars of metal through holes in a steel draw-plate.   Title page shown for reference only. A photocopy will be included.
PUBLISHED DATE	1818
ENGRAVER/ARTIST	Unknown
SOURCE	The Book of English Trades and Library of the Useful Arts London, J. Souter. 1818, with  86 wood-cut illustrations.
NOTES	Reverse is blank; excellent impression.
IMAGE SIZE: approx	4  x 2.5 INCHES
PRINT (PAGE) SIZE: approx	5 X 3.5 INCHES
CONDITION	Showing its age. Thanks to the high quality of the paper used, the print is very sound; it does have some aging, and obvious corner wear.   INSPECT PHOTO.
TYPE INFO	Wood-cut (Cover page of source shown BUT NOT INCLUDED; enlarged for viewing) NOTE: The scan of this wood-cut may result in fringe lines that are not present in actual print.

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