The bloody massacre perpetrated in King ---- Street Boston on March 5=th 1770 by a party of the 29=th Reg=t. [facsimile]

The bloody massacre perpetrated in King ---- Street Boston on March 5=th 1770 by a party of the 29=th Reg=t. [facsimile]

1 colored facsimilie print ; on sheet 28 x 22 cm.

P&E L2008G24m [mod]

This facsimilie is a copy of what is believed to be an original copy of the Paul Revere colored etching. It shows seven British soldiers firing their rifles into a patriot mob. Below is a poem about the event. Below the poem, it reads: "The unhappy sufferers were Mess=s Sam=l Gray, Sam=l Maverick, Jam=s Caldwell, Crispus Attucks & Pat=k Care, killed. Six wounded: two of them (Christ=r Monk & John Clark) mortally."
Copy taken from an original color print once in the collection of Mr. Roupen Gulbenk, a fine arts engraver and collector.
Gift of William Wallace Anderson V. of Maryland.
See case files.

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