File:USS Iosco.jpg
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Photo #: NH 59827
USS Iosco (1864-1868)
Illustration copied from Frank M. Bennett's "The Steam Navy of the United States", page 355. The original image is taken from an Endicott & Company lithograph published circa 1865, which was used to represent most, if not all, of the ships of this class. See Photo # NH 61876 for another example.
U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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