File:Howell Works 1 dollar note.jpg
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| Description |
Howell Works Company scrip - $1 note. At top center, the note features an illustration of the Howell Works furnace. The illustration shows the bridge house to the left, the casting shed (housing the furnace) in the center, and the wheelhouse to the right. On the right side of the note, in the center, is an illustration of Benjamin Franklin. |
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| Source |
Sitkus, Hance Morton (2002): Allaire, Arcadia Publishing, Lua error in Module:Citation/CS1/Configuration at line 2172: attempt to index field '?' (a nil value)., p. 17. |
| Date |
c. 1832 |
| Author |
Howell Works Company; printed by Rawden, Wright and Hatch of New York |
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