Antique Putnam Dyes Tin Cabinet Sign Putnam Israel Revolutionary War Ride J2

Antique Putnam Dyes Tin Cabinet Sign Putnam Israel Revolutionary War Ride dating to the early 20th century.  This original tin lithograph features the legendary 1779 Revolutionary War escape of General Israel Putnam at Horse Neck, CT.  The artwork depicts Putnam galloping down a steep flight of stone steps to evade British Dragoons (visible at the top of the steps).  Historical Interest: A classic piece of patriotic advertising featuring vibrant lithography.  Authenticity Marks: Clearly displays the original TRADE MARK REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. in the bottom corner and partial Use Boiling Water text at the top.  Size: Approximately 9 inches by 9 inches.  Condition:  Description Original vintage/antique condition with heavy, authentic patina.  Front: The colors remain remarkably sharp and clear. There is scattered surface oxidation (rust), light scratches, and some small splatters consistent with a century of age.  Back: Shows significant overall surface rust and oxidation as pictured.  Structure: The thin tin has a characteristic undulating (wavy) texture. The top edge is irregular, likely from where it was removed from its original display or shipping crate 100 years ago. Please review all photos carefully as they are the best representation of the physical condition.