U.S. Mail steamship Baltic (launched 1850) of the Collins Line 1852

"U.S. Mail steamship Baltic" is a chromolithograph print created by Currier and Ives in 1852. The print depicts the steamship Baltic, a ship that was part of the Collins Line, which ran transatlantic voyages between New York and Liverpool. The steamship is shown on a choppy sea, displaying its powerful paddlewheel and multiple masts. The print reflects the era's fascination with technological advancement and the growth of maritime trade. It captures the spirit of the time, showcasing the Baltic as a symbol of progress and American innovation.