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OCTA > Specialty Items > Independence Rock: William Henry Jackson print

Independence Rock: William Henry Jackson print

Independence Rock: William Henry Jackson print

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15″ x 10″ numbered watercolor print of William Henry Jackson’s paintings of famous trail sites. Also available in a set of three #1200.

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SKU: 1202 Category: Specialty Items Tags: historical prints, paintings, William Henry Jackson

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