Circa 1849 Satirical Handkerchief Depicting the California Gold Rush

Circa 1849 Satirical Handkerchief Depicting the California Gold Rush, Circa 1849 Satirical Handkerchief Depicting the California Gold Rush, titled 'The Good Time's Come at Last or California Races', 'Dedicated to the Master of the Mint by one from the Gold Country, Shewing the WAY to, and the WAY back, from the Golden Regions', printed in red on white cotton, depicting figures scenes from the Gold Rush including Capitalists in top hats, gold-seeking 'forty-niners' seen digging, panning, and hauling gold, within a border of vignette scenes showing crowds clamouring to travel to the Gold Mines, by foot, by sea and train carrying mining tools such as picks, shovels, and bundles, and more violent altercations between gold rushers and Native Americans, 51.6cm by 38.5cm, , printed in red on white cotton, depicting figures scenes from the Gold Rush including Capitalists in top hats, gold-seeking 'forty-niners' seen digging, panning, and hauling gold, within a border of vignette scenes showing crowds clamouring to travel to the Gold Mines, by foot, by sea and train carrying mining tools such as picks, shovels, and bundles, and more violent altercations between gold rushers and Native Americans, 51.6cm by 38.5cm

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