Official Programme and Souvenir Reception of Admiral Dewey by the City of New York paper booklet copyrighted by Fred T. Adler and Harry C. Green, 1899. The Winthrop Press, New York. Illustrated in black and white, except for cover and 2 page spread of The East River From Brooklyn , NY with A parade of Ships ( painted & Signed by Henry B. Snell) .Portraits of Randolph Guggenheimer, William Collins Whitney, Robert Anderson Van Wyck, Alfred M. Downes, George Dewey, Statue of Liberty, General Howard Carroll, The New Hampshire Battleship 1818, The Olympia Battleship 1888, more. Approx 11 x 8 in. Impressed copper seal of Admiral Dewey on cover and impressed copper seal of Reception of Admiral Dewey By the City of New Work. Some Tears to cover and back and Yellowing/ discoloration consistent with storage and exposure. Pages have normal wear, no rips noted. Property of Manhattan New York City Americana, Macys, & Milk Bottle collectors estate. Antique Admiral Dewey Official Souvenir Reception Program, NEW YORK Naval Collectibles , American Naval History ephemera, 18th century US Naval Program souvenir with illustrations, American Historical Document, American History Ephemera, Famous and Historical men of New York, program souvenir of Admiral George Dewy of the American Navy 1899,,Collectibles, Historical and Antique Naval Memorabilia, Spanish- American War,Collectibles, 3 cs ( bag)Admiral George Dewey, (born December 26, 1837, Montpelier, Vermont, U.S.?died January 16, 1917, Washington, D.C.), was a U.S. naval commander who defeated the Spanish fleet at the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War (1898). He was the only person in United States history up to that time to have attained that rank.Robert Anderson Van Wyck was the first mayor of New York City after the consolidation of the five boroughs into the City of Greater New York in 1898.Randolph Guggenheimer (July 20, 1846 ? September 12, 1907) was a politician, philanthropist, and lawyer in New York City responsible for introducing large office buildings on Broadway. He formed a partnership with Isaac and Samuel Untermyer known as Guggenheims, Untermyer & Marshall.