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201. Moscow. 10.75 x 8.25 inches. Click for Image.

202. [3] 10.25 x 7.75 inches.. Manner of Bathing Children at the Foundling House in Mosco. Tooke. Warren sculp. Copper plate emgraving. £20 Click for Image.

203. 10.25 x 7.75 inches. Hall and Winter Garden in the Taurida Palace. Aquatint published May 1st 1805 by R. Phillips No 6 Bridge Street, Black Friars. London. Engraved by T.Medland. Drawn by J.Carr esquire. £20 Click for Image.

204.13 10.5" x 8.5". General Appearance of the Towns Throughout the Russian Empire. Joseph Skelton sculp. E.D.Clarke delt. Copper plate emgraving. Published Nov. 25th. 1809, T. Cadell and W.Davies, London. £35

205. 10.5 x 8.5 inches. Interior of the Capital of the Don Cossacks during the Period of the Inundation. Joseph Skelton sculp. E.D.Clarke delt. Copper plate emgraving published Nov. 25th. 1809, T. Cadell and W.Davies, London. £35 Click for Image.

206b. 11.5 x 9 inches. Nicon's Hermitage [Novy Iyersalim - New Jerusalem]. P.A. Hubert. R.K. Porter delt. J.C.Stadler sculpt. Aquatint published January 2nd 1809 by R. Phillips, Bridge Street, London. Founded by the 6th patriarch of Moscow Nikon ( Nikita Minin 1605-1681) the "New Jerusalem" resurrection monastery is one of the earliest monuments biult in the "New Jerusalem" style of architecture. A diminutive four-storeyed building, Nicon's Hermitage is an exact copy of the church of the Holy Sepulchre. Completed in 1685 the museum was destroyed during WW2. The restored complex and gardens are located on the bank of the Istra river. £35 Click for Image

207b. 11.5 x 9 inches. The Monastery of Voskrshensky. Monastery of the Resurrection (Voskresensky) P.A. Hubert. R.K. Porter delt. J.C.Stadler sculpt. Aquatint pub Jan 2 1809 by R. Phillips, Bridge Street, London. Monastery of the Resurrection is one of the most ancient in Uglich in Upper Volga region, and was the place of Nikon's sequestration (19th of July 1658). £35 Click for Image

208. 8 x 10.5 inches. Virgin with the Bleeding Cheek as she is Worshipped in the Sunday Gate at the Extremity of the Twerschaia in Moscow. Copper plate emgraving.£35Click for Image.

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210. 10.5" x 8.25". Passage of the Oka showing the manner of Crossing the Rivers in Russia with the Brandy Hut in the Distance. Joseph Skelton sculp. E.D.Clarke delt. Copper plate emgraving published Nov. 25th. 1809, T. Cadell and W.Davies, London. £35

211. [3] 10.5 x 8 inches. A Russian Family partaking an Evening Entertainment. Sparrow sculpt.Copper plate emgraving. £15 Click for Image.

212. 8.75 x 7.5 inches. Heunstein J. Richter. C.W. Medau and Co. in Prag. F.A.Heber 1842. Copper plate emgraving.£15 Click for Image.

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214. 8 x 10.5 inches. Medals of the Bosporian Kings in the Author's Collection. Rev I.A Carr and Joseph Skelton. Joseph Skelton sculp. E.D.Clarke delt. Published Nov. 25th. 1809, T. Cadell and W.Davies, London. £35 Click for Image.

215. 7 x 9 inches. Journey from St. Petersburg to Tzaritzin through a winter landscape featuring sepulchural tumuli near lake. Geissler. Armenian Windmill Geissler. Hand coloured copper plate engraving. £35 Click for Image.

216. 12.25" x 9.75". Mort du Missionaire. Chasselat del. Johannot sculp.A Paris chez Bulla Rue St. Jacques, No. 38, copper plate engraving. £12 Click for Image.

217. 10" x 11.5". Vue d'une fortresse des Frontieres de l' Imminisette et de la Turquie. Lithograph de Langlume. £35 Click for Image.

218. 9.75" x 13.5". Ruines d'un bain d'Eaux Sulphureuses aux frontieres du Pachalick d' Akhaltzikhe. Lithograph de Langlume.£35 Click for Image.

219. 13.75" x 9.75". Castle Pechez in Styria. A residence of Baron Kavanagh. Lithograph. £35 Click for Image.

220. 14.75 x 9.75 inches. Part of Mt. Caucasus. Fortress of Georgiesk -woody country of the Ruma - suburbof Georgiesk. G. Geissler del et pix. Tome 1 plate XV. Hand coloured copper plate enraving £35 Click for Image

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224. 9.5 x 12.5 inches. The Great Bell at Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£12 Click for Image.

225. 9.5 x 12.5 inches. The Porch of St. Basil Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.

226. 9.5 x 12.5 inches. The Kremlin Tower and Church of our Saviour, Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.

227. 9.5" x 12.5". The Old Clothes Market Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.AND

228. 9.5" x 12.5". The Holy picture of St. Basil Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe. Click for Image.

229. 9.5" x 12.5". Gardens of The Kremlin , Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.

230. 9.5" x 12.5". The Kremlin Wall Nijny Novgorod , Moscow. Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.

231. 9.5" x 12.5". The Volga from Nijny Novgorod . Lithograph. From picturesque Europe.£5 Click for Image.

234. 9.5" x 12.5". The Mount of St. Peter . Lithograph. From picturesque Europe. From picturesque Europe. £20 Click for Image.

235. 99 Captains Cook's men shooting sea horses for provisions(walrus) Original antique ethnographic print From Bankes's "New System of Geography, Published by Royal Authority". C. Cooke in London ca 1775. etc" Size 12.5*x 18cms Copper engraving.9.5 x 15.25 inches.£15

236. 3.5" x 2.5." The Isaak Bridge and the Admiralty St. Petersburg. Woodblock engraving. £5. Click for Image.

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238. 3.25" x 3.5". Equestrian Statue of Peter the Great at St. Petersburg. J.Pass. Engraved for the Encyclopaedia Londinensis 1823.. Click for Image.

239 The Kazan Pass, with the Modern and Roman Roads. Serbia. Original steel engraving drawn by W. H. Bartlett, engraved by J. C. Armytage. 1842. Very good condition. Antique hand-colour. From Beattie's "The Danube, it's history, scenery and topography", published circa 1840. 8.5 x 7 inches. £25 Click for image.

240. 5.25" x 4.25". La Porte du Sauveur.Woodblock engraving. £12. Click for Image.

241. 5.25" x 4.5". La Grande Cloche. Woodblock engraving. £12 Click for Image.

242. 4" x 3". The Kremlin and the Great Bell Moscow. Woodblock engraving. £5 Click for Image.

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245. 6 x 4 inches. Church of Ivan Velekoi in Moscow. Engraving. £10 Click for Image.

246. 6 x 5 inches. Taufe bei den Russen. A Russian Baptism. Hand coloured engraving. £15 Click for Image.

247. 6 x 4 inches. The Exchange and parts of the Fortress, from the Neva St. Petersburg.drawn by A.G.Vickers engraved by R. Wallis. £12 Click for Image.

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249. 2.75 x 2 inches. Cathedral of Casan St. Petersburg, lithograph. £5 Click for Image.

250. 3 x 2 inches. Cathedral of Isaac St. Petersburg, engraving. £5 Click for Image.

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256. 7.5 x 5 inches. Buricti o Barga-Buriatt. £15 Click for Image.

257A. Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257B. To supply the peasantry with sacred pictures, that are generally painted upon wooden boards, and crosses, old men travel about the country bareheaded, and barter or exchange them; for, according to their ideas of their sanctity, no price can be put upon them, and therefore they are never sold. Nor are they ever burnt or destroyed: when too old for use, the sacred picture is given in charge to a running stream, which carries it away from the view of its former possessor ; and whosoever finds it, returns it again to the waters, until it is seen no more.Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257C. On the First of May the ladies of rank lay aside their winter furs ; and appear in the newest foshions, imported from the capital of France for the summer months : for Paris is»the regulator of dress, in the higher circles, on the banks of the Neva and Moskva, as well as on those of the Danube and Thames. The wives of the Russian merchants are likewise seen in their calashes, and on their droshkas, at all such public festivals. But their dresses still remain quite national, and peculiarly interest the stranger; and though, like the leaves upon the trees, they are of the same shape and colour one Mayday with another, yet the richness of their hues, and costliness of the silk stuffs and brocades, of which they are made, render them even more sumptuous than those worn by the nobles. Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257D. They eat more fish, when they can procure it, than flesh; and are very fond of mushrooms (which they dry and preserve in great quantities for use during the winter fasts), cucumbers, cabbages, &c.; but they do not discover any great partiality for vegetables in general. Until the beginning of the eighteenth century they were strangers to almost every kind of esculent, except cabbages, onions, garlic, cucumbers, radishes, gourds, and melons.Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257E.Izbiten is a substitute for tea; and consists of potherbs, ginger, pepper, and honey, boiled up together, and drunk like tea, which it much resembles in colour. It is a very ancient Russian beverage, and was formerly used by all classes: now its use is restricted to the common people ; and it is sold in the streets of Moscow and Petersburg by the izbitenchiki, who carry it about boiling hot, and deal it out in tumblers, as the people require it. This is a refreshing warm drink, which is very appropriate to the condition of the poor peasantry coming to market in severe frosts and stormy weather. Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257F. The peasantry are of a sound constitution, stout and firmly built, but generally of a middle stature; and still strangers to many enervating diseases which accompany civilization, wealth, and luxury, and which cause so great a proportion of the inhabitants of such cities as London and Paris to drag out a miserable existence. They are fond of manly exercises; and in summer, the evenings are often spent in the open air, in singing in chorus, dancing to the bagpipes or ballalaiki, and amusing themselves with their national games. Yet the custom of early marriage, and, above all, of choosing the finest- looking young men in the villages, in point of stature and features, for the ranks of the military, from generation to generation, has already had a deteriorating effect upon them. Almost all the finest-looking men are thus taken from the village circles, and the dwarfish and diminutive in stature are left to marry and propagate their kind*. If this practice continue, they must, according to the operation of natural causes, become a still more diminutive race; fot the great mass of the Russian military are doomed to a life of celibacy; so that when the soldier falls in the field, root and branch are cut off. And as the difficulty is becoming every day greater to find a sufficient number of young men in all respects agreeing with the military standard, the senate has ordered, in a decree sanctioned by the emperor in February 1831, that such young men as may happen to be blind of one eye, or destitute of their fore teeth, shall be admitted into the ranks. Many of the youths in the villages maim themselves, in order to escape theVillage Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257G. Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

257H. Village Amusements of the Russians. Hand coloured engraving. Seeley & Sons, London, 1833. Or, Miscellaneous observations on the past and present state of that country and its inhabitants. Compiled from notes made on the spot, during travels, at different times, in the service of the Bible Society, and a residence of many years in that country. £ 80

258. [2] 8 x 5 inches. Jurta o abitazione de Kamtsciadali. Hand coloured engraving. £35 Click for Image.

259. 6.5 x 4.5 inches. The Haymarket. Drawn by A.G. Vickers engraved by W. Chevalier. Copper plate engraving. £5 Click for Image.

260. [3, 2 col.] 8 x 5.5 inches. Summer Habitations of the Superior People of Kamtschatska. Hand coloured engraving. £10 Click for Image.

261. 7.75 x 8.25 inches. Cathedral Church of Smolensko. I.T.James etched by the Honourable H. Legge. Published in London by I.Murray Albemarle Street 1816. £8 Click for Image.

262. 8 x 5.5 inches. Nakalakevi. Lithograph. £7 Click for Image.

263. 8 x 5.5 inches. Martvili. W. Theil and Co. Lithograph. £7 Click for Image .

264. 8 x 5.5 inches. Cavaliers Mingreliens. Lithograph. £7 Click for Image.

265. 8 inches. x 5.5 inches. Eglise de Zougdidi. W. Theil and Co. Lithograph. £7 Click for Image.

266. 7 x 5 inches. Village of Bronnizui Novgorod. I.T.James etched by the Honourable H. Legge. Published in London by I.Murray Albemarle Street 1816. £8. Click for Image.

267. 7 x 5 inches. Ansicht des Schlosses Petrovsky bei Moskau. Lith by TH. Boesore, Berlin. £8 Click for Image.

268. 7 x 5 inches. Van. Van N. Redmond. Engaving. £5 Click for Image.

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271. 8 x 5 inches. Ostiachi. Hand coloured engraving of the native inhabitants of Western Siberia. £14 Click for Image.

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274. 8.5 x 5 inches. A Kamtschadale Wedding. Bewick and Barlow. Published as the act directs D.J. Trusler Nov 1789 engraving. £10 Click for Image.

275. 5.5 x 4.5 inches. Monument Alexandre, copper plate engraving. £10 Click for Image.

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278. 8.5 x 6 inches. Last Moments of the Czar. £8 Click for Image.

279. 8 x 10.5 inches. Barbarov's Idols of the Greek Church. Birth of the Virgin, Death of the Virgin, Idol Picture as seen at Novgorod, St. Demetrius. Published Nov 25th. 1809 T. Cadell and W. Davies London. £8Click for Image.

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281. 9.5 x 7 inches. The Inside of a Winter Hut, copper plate engraving. £10 Click for Image.

282. 6 x 10 inches. Paysans Russes en Priere. Francais d'apres Bruloff, Challamel edit. Gregoire et Deneux. France Litteraire Revue. £10 Click for Image.