This set of two half-hulls, 3 photographs and a chromolithograph is linked to the history of the city of Quebec and more specifically to that of its shipyards. Built at Cap Blanc by engineer Walter Gilley Ray between 1840 and 1846, the models of the “Oregon” and the “Thomas Fielding” were preserved by the family for over 175 years. The original photographs are by Livernois. Also included in the collection are some photographs and a journal kept by Ray’s son, Walter John-Ray (1852-1939). The latter was commander of the 8th Quebec Regiment from 1868 to 1906. Please contact us for more information.
| Dimensions | 44 × 4 in |
|---|---|
| Year |
The shipping costs vary according to the object and the destination. Some items, such as furniture or more fragile items, require special attention for delivery. You will find in the page of these products a note telling you to contact us before buying the item. This method will allow us to accurately evaluate the delivery cost associated with your order. For more details, please visit the Shipping section.
89, Saint-Paul street
Quebec city (Quebec) G1K 3V8
418 694-9558
