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Very early printed portraits of four Roman Emperors
Hartman Schedel.

Nuremburg, 1493, Latin edition. An incunable sheet featuring four portraits of Roman emperors: Julian (sole ruler AD 361-363), Jovian (363-364), Valentinian (emperor of the West 364-375) & Valens (Eastern Roman Emperor 364-378). On the reverse are seven more woodcuts, portraits of a religious theme, including Macedonius I of Constantinople, the heretic bishop c.AD 350.
SCHE0005

£175.00

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Print of a sea monster.
Alain Manesson Mallet.

Paris, 1683. A small print of a twin-spouted whale, with a whaling fleet behind.
MALL0111

£125.00

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Scenes from Genesis
John Hinton.

London, 1749. Five scenes from Genesis, the first book of the Bible: Adam naming the animals; Eve being made from Adam's rib; their temptation by the serpent and their eviction from Eden; Cain and Abel; and the founding of Zion, the city of Enoch.
HINT0004

£85.00

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Allegorical print of Geography
W.H. Brown

London, C.Cooke, 1801. A circular scene of the Four Continents, Minerva and Britannia, with a border surmounted by a figure of Neptune, with medals with the names of famous explorers from Magellan and Drake to Anson, Cook and La Perouse. Engraved by R. Woodman after a design by W.H. Brown.
BROW0002

£49.00

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View of the Pool of London
J.D. Harding.

London, c.1835. A scene of the traffic on the Thames.
HARD0001

£250.00

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Volume of Views of London
John Woods.

London: W.Orr & Co., c.1840. Originally issued by subscription 1837-38, this is the complete work, published soon after (pre-dating the inclusion of the plate of the New Royal Exchange, opened 1844.). The frontispiece and five of the plates were supplied by Thomas Shepherd.
WOOD0001

£400.00

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Allegory of Britannia
T. Stothard.

London, Mackgowan & Davis, 1780. An allegorical scene of Britannia, engraved by Trotter after Stotard.
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Early illustrations of coffee
Jacques Nicolas Bellin.

Amsterdam, 1756. An illustration of a coffee bush, 'drawn in Arabia', with diagrams of a berry and bean. Engraved by Schley for a Dutch edition of Prevost.
BELL0178

£95.00

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Miniature scene of refining indigo
Alain Manesson Mallet.

Paris, 1683. An indigo refinery in the Caribbean, worked by slaves, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.
MALL0093

£95.00

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Miniature scene of sugar refining
Alain Manesson Mallet.

Paris, 1683. A sugar refinery in the Americas, worked by slaves. On a mound is grinding mill driven by donkeys in an open-sided building, with a pipe feeding the cane juice downhill to an evaporating shed where it is reduced over fires. In the background workers cut the sugar canes in fields. Published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.
MALL0092

£95.00

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Miniature scene of Tobacco cultivation
Alain Manesson Mallet.

Paris, 1683. A tobacco plantation in the Caribbean, worked by slaves, published in Mallet's 'Description de l'Univers'.
MALL0094

£95.00

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Roberts view of Karnac
David Roberts.

London: F.G.Moon, 1849. Karnac view.
ROBE1003

£800.00

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Blome Fishing print
Richard Blome.

London, c.1686. Engraving depicting the various types of fishing, including angling and trawling, published in Blome's 'Gentleman's Recreation'. Under the plate is a dedication to the Duke of Albermarle, listing his extensive titles and posts, including Captain of the Life Guards.
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Gould's Mountain Trogon in Original Colour
John Gould.

London, 1875. The Mountain Trogon, a native of Java, drawn by John Gould and H.C. Richter and published in Gould's 'A Monograph of the Trogonidae or Family of Trogons'.
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£495.00

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Gould's Mexican Trogon in Original Colour
John Gould.

London, 1875. The Mexican Trogon, drawn by John Gould and H.C. Richter and published in Gould's 'A Monograph of the Trogonidae or Family of Trogons'.
GOUL0003

£495.00

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Sri Lankan monkeys
Middleton.

London, c.1780. Bizarre-looking monkeys, supposedly inhabitants of Sri Lanka. Published in 'Middleton's Complete System of Geography', with a decorative border.
MIDD0004

£49.00

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Portrait of a chief architect of the Glorious Revolution and the Act of Union
Sir Godfrey Kneller.

London: J. & P. Knapton, 1747. Portrait of John Somers, 1st Baron Somers, (1651-1716), engraved by Jacob Houbraken after Kneller, published in George Vertue's 'eads of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain'.
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£95.00

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Houbraken George Byng
Jacobus Houbraken.

London, J. P. Knapton, 1747. Half-length portrait of George Byng (1663-1733), Admiral of the Fleet, within an oval with a vignette of a sea battle beneath. It was engraved by Houbraken after the portrait by Sir Godfrey Kneller.
HOUB0001

£60.00

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Portrait of the Astronomer
H. Wyatt.

London, G.Virtue, c.1870. An astronomer holding a pair of compasses.
WYAT0001

£39.00

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Brunel's 'Monster Ship' the SS Great Eastern
Illustrated London News.

London: Illustrated London News, June 13th 1857. The iron sailing steam ship designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, built at Millwall, London, depicted in an artist's impression a year before her 1858 launch, when she was the largest ever ship. After her ill-fated maiden voyage, during which she was damaged by an explosion, she operated as a passenger liner between Britain and America before being converted to a cable-laying ship (laying the first lasting transatlantic telegraph cable in 1866), before becoming a floating music hall. The Great Eastern was broken up in 1889.
ILNA0002

£75.00

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