Product Overview
A vintage 1976 American Bicentennial commemorative transferware plate produced by Kettlesprings Kilns of Alliance, Ohio, for the St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society. Features crisp green transfer artwork illustrating early Elk County, Pennsylvania history, centered on the 1842 founding by J. Albert, N. Reimel, and M. Derleth. The intricately detailed border highlights local heritage milestones, including the 1st settlers at the John Green farm, Jim Jacobs killing the last native elk on the Clarion River in 1852, the 1849 Elk Co. Rifles, the 1864 Sunbury & Erie railroad arrival, stagecoaches, and presidential vignettes of Washington, Tyler, and Ford alongside the U.S. and St. Marys seals. Fully marked on the reverse, in excellent vintage condition with bright glaze and no chips, cracks, or crazing.
Measures 10 inches wide.
Measures 10 inches wide.
