1842 William Mather Antique Geology Print Entrance to Howes Cavern Cobleskill NY Town Plans His tomb was the vantage

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1842 William Mather Antique Geology Print Entrance to Howes Cavern Cobleskill NY Town Plans His tomb was the vantageTitle : Howes Cave Cobleskill N. Y. Size: 11 1 2in x 9in (280mm x 230mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1842 Ref #: 93069 Description: This original antique lithograph of the entrance to Howes Cavern in Cobleskill, New York by the Endicott company, was published in the 1842 edition of William Mathers Geology of New York A beautiful black and white lithograph, the entrance to the cave is situated in the foreground, with what appears to be stones