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Original antique 1866 Overland Mail Route to California advertising broadside featuring a stagecoach illustration. This piece promotes stagecoach and railroad connections through Oregon and Northern California, avoiding ocean travel—Great Old West expansion history.
A scarce broadside advertising travel via the Oregon Stage Line’s overland mail route from Oregon City to Sacramento
OREGON TO SACRAMENTO IN SIX DAYS
VIA MAIL STAGE ROUTE
The Oregon Stage Line’s mail route connected with daily stages traveling to “all the interior mining towns in Southern Oregon and Northern California.”
H. W. Corbett & Co., proprietors; Harrison Eastman and W. Keith, engravers.
Details:
• Dated Portland, July 19, 1866
• Advertises the Oregon Line of Stage Coaches
• Features stagecoach scene and extensive route text
• Printed on heavy period paper like cardstock
Size:
• Approximately 22 inches tall x 17 inches wide
Condition:
• Heavy, honest wear consistent with age
• staining and discoloration throughout
• Edge wear, creases, small losses, and corner damage
• Very old tape remnants at the top and bottom left corner
• Small holes near the top edge (likely from original display or later mounting)
• Back shows staining and age-related wear
A genuine survivor, worthy of museum-quality display.
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