Framed Battleship Maine Print with Handwritten Historical Notes on Reverse Spanish-American War Interest

Framed maritime print depicting the Battleship Maine underway at sea. The reverse retains handwritten historical identification notes referencing the Battleship Maine and its loss in Havana Harbor, Cuba, as well as additional handwritten provenance inscriptions from a previous owner.

The frame, backing, and inscriptions appear to have significant age. The piece has not been opened, and the print has not been examined outside the frame. As such, the exact age, publisher, and origin of the print are unknown.

The USS Maine played a pivotal role in American history following its destruction in Havana Harbor on February 15, 1898, an event that contributed to the outbreak of the Spanish-American War.

An attractive and historically interesting display piece for collectors of naval history, Spanish-American War memorabilia, maritime artwork, and military collectibles.

Dimensions:

• 10.75" tall
• 9" wide

Condition:
Good display condition. Frame shows age-related wear. Backing paper exhibits losses, tears, and deterioration consistent with age. Handwritten historical and provenance notes remain visible on the reverse. The frame has not been opened by the seller. Please review all photographs carefully for condition details.