1896 Print Punta Battery Morro Castle Port Havana Cuba Fortress Lighthouse XGDC1 Fishing & Guns The name derives from the

The name derives from the local lime kilns that used to serve the London docks

The city tends to be on the extravagant side

Harold Pitts

The Great Exhibition of 1851 awarded the company the prize medal for soap

1896 Print Punta Battery Morro Castle Port Havana Cuba Fortress Lighthouse XGDC1 Fishing & Guns The name derives from theThis is an original 1896 black and white halftone print of "The Punta Battery and Morro Castle at the Entrance to the Port of Havana." This late nineteenth century image captures the entrance to the Port of Havana and, in the distance, Morro Castle, a picturesque fortress overlooking the entrance. The Castle was built in 1589 based upon the design of Juan Bautista Antonelli, an Italian engineer. CONDITION This 115+ year old Item is rated Near Mint