OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY [caption title under image]. Steamers Seneca, 2900 Tons, Roanoke 2354 Tons, Richmond 1438 Tons, Wyanoke 2068 Tons, Breakwater 1045 Tons, Old Dominion 2222 Tons, Manhattan 1525 Tons, Guyandotte 2354 Tons, Sailing for Norfolk, Richmond, Newport News, Old Point, and West Point, VA., Connecting with Railroads for the West, South & South West, Pier 26 N. River, Foot of Beach St., New York. [[3-line caption under title]. ]

New York: Published by L. R. Menger. 35 Dey St., N.Y. (Drawn by C. R. Parsons, Lith. Chas. Hart, 36 Vesey St. N.Y.), 1870. Chromolithograph, 17 3/8 x 23 13/16 inches (image) on a larger sheet (21 ½ x 28 ½ inches). The print pictures a large steamship underway on the sea, with passengers on the deck, flags flying fore and aft (the Stars and Stripes) and on one of the masts ("O. D."), smoke billowing from the engine; other vessels pictured in the background, all on a choppy, deep blue sea, with clouds billowing in the light blue sky above. During the later decades of the 19th century, the company ran steamships from New York and Washington to other eastern seaboard cities and served river and sound traffic in Virginia and North Carolina. Apparently not recorded on OCLC. Small rubbed spot in the sky archivally repaired, but very good and bright. (10962). (Inventory #: 62786)