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This print is Black ink only and the brown dirt looks like it was put on without ink, on cloth. It is 6 by 10 inch.The wood is cherry wood maybe, really loving and hard , the back had wood so the print is yellow from the wood. Also it has a name on back. We have a lot from 1850-1890s f form the wife of a Captain of a Clipper ship They went to China, India and Australia and then around the world for 10 years. This looks like is was from her? I do not know what is called?
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Just confirmed that this is very old came from the house which had all the antiques from around the world , brought home by the wife of the Clipper ship Captain. So from 1860-1890.