Colonel Crockett / engraved by C. Stuart from the original portrait by J.G. Chapman.

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878 U.S. Copyright Office.

Inscribed in upper right: Deposited Decemb [sic] [?] 1839 at the Clks [i.e., Clerks] Office of South[ern] Dist[rict] of N.Y.

Inscribed: D.S. Recd. 2d. Jany. 1840. No. 878.

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