brooks & co dry goods, image c.1862 - 16"x20" ink'd canvas wall art

Brooks and McGowan surely had a thriving business in Idaho during the height of the Idaho gold rush.  We printed this vintage ad on our Ink'd Canvas Wall Tarp! Settled in 1862, Idaho City (originally known as Bannock) became the largest city in the Pacific Northwest while miners arrived in droves to stake their claims! The heaps of tailings can still be seen today while driving down Highway 21.

• 16" W x 20" H. Due to the handmade nature of these wall tarps, finished dimensions may vary slightly.
• Made in the USA using natural, unbleached 100% Cotton Heavy Duck Canvas.
• Designs are individually printed on each panel. 
• Grommets at the top for ease of hanging. Two antique reproduction nails are included! Nails also sold separately in packs of 20.
• Do not wash. For decorative use only.
• A Heart in Hand Mercantile Exclusive! You will find this nowhere else!