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Page 1: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 2: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 3: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 4: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 5: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 6: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 7: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 8: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 9: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 10: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was
Page 11: Early American Steamers, Vol. 6, 1969, by Erik Heyl steamboat. Some time later, Brown noticed the green navigation lantern on the Cortland's starboard mizzenmast rigging, which was