Running the ‘machine’ by John Cameron (1864)

Black and white political caricature of men at a table with piles of greenback banknotes and a machine labeled Chase's patent

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A lithographic political caricature titled Running the 'machine' shows a row of seated men at a table surrounded by piles of banknotes, while a worker turns a crank on a machine labeled Chase's patent greenback mill. Speech bubbles and a messenger with a dispatch add satirical commentary, and the work is dated 1864 and credited to John Cameron.

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1864

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