Two Late 19th C. Boston Pen and Ink Clipper Ship Drawings on Ledger Paper cyanotype portrait with some loss of the

with some loss of the bright yellow nailed-on trim around the lower sides

each vessel measures exactly the same dimensions in height as in diameter (from largest to smallest: 8

Both in very good condition

which I'd guess dates to the 1930s or so based on others I've seen

It definitely fairly old but I haven't found its match

Two Late 19th C. Boston Pen and Ink Clipper Ship Drawings on Ledger Paper cyanotype portrait with some loss of theI have a hard time resisting old ship drawings, but what especially sold me on these is that they were done on old used ledger paper, with the header on one of them being Boston, Sept. 1895 (and including what appear to be fairly substantial assets.) As Boston had been quite a hub of clipper ship design and building, I'd like to think whoever drew these had a personal connection, or at least observed these beauties on the sea, first hand. I don't