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901. Landing
of Columbus. T.Sinclair's lith. Phil. Margins stained. Overall
size 9 x 5.75 inches , image size 7 x 4 inches. $75 Click for Image
902. Native
American hand-coloured engraving 18th. c engraving. XXXVIII. 3.5
x 5 inches. $145 Click
for Image
903.
Floridaner. Native American hand-coloured 18th. c engraving. XXXIX.
3.5 x 5 inches. $145 Click
for Image
904.
Native American hand-coloured 18th. c engraving. XLII. 4 x 5.25
inches. $145 Click
for Image
905.
Mann aus Acadien. Einwohner Frau von Norton. North American hand-coloured
18th. c engraving. XXXIII. 4 x 5.5 inches. $95
Click for Image
906.
IROQUOIS HURONS ALGONQUINS ET DIVERS PEUPLES EN CANADA ET EN LA
LOUISIANE. 4. Pag. 282. 3.75 x 6 inches. $75
Click for Image
907.
A finely hand-coloured copperplate engraving for 'Bankes's New
Universal System of Geography,' A Man and a Woman of the Chipeways
eastward of the Missisippi. 9 x 7 inches. $75 Click for Image
908.
Das Weltall und die Menschen. Die Indianer. Lith. Druck n. Verlag
L.Fernow i. Halle Str. 7.75 x 9.5 inches. $68 Click for Image
909.
Chef Indien Testu Massin. This beautifully coloured chromolithograph
of a North American Indian Chief was engraved by Testu & Massin
and published in the 1876 edition of Geographie Generale Illustree:
Geographie Generale Physique, Politique et Economique published
by Garnier Freres, Libraires-Editeurs, Paris. 7x 10.25 inches.
$45 Click
for Image
910.
Chef de Tribu Indien Amerique du Sud. This beautifully coloured
chromolithograph of a Nouth American Indian Chief was engraved
by Testu & Massin and published in the 1876 edition of Geographie
Generale Illustree: Geographie Generale Physique, Politique et
Economique published by Garnier Freres, Libraires-Editeurs, Paris.
7.25 x 10.75 inches. $45 Click for Image
911.
Naturel de L'Ile Saritcheff. 1843. Mœurs, usages et coutumes
de tous les peuples du monde, d’après des documents
authentiques et les voyages les plus récents ; publié
par Auguste Wahlen. Asie. Bruxelles, Librairie Historique-Artistique,
1843. 6.25 x 10 inches. $25 Click for Image
912.
Indians. 1861. 51 7.75 x 10.25 inches. $95 Click for Image
913.
DONALDSON, Thomas C(. ed.)]. “Issue Day, Indians Running
Beef before Killing.—Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita, and Oklahoma,
1890” Sackett and Wilhelms, 1890. Colour lithograph after
a painting by Julian Scott. 11.5 x 9.75 inches. $45 Click for Image
914.
American War of Independence. 1858. Battle at the Pichiudie, 1783.
7.75 x 10 inches. $125 Click for Image
915.
Allegory of America. Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli dis. Alegoria
de la America. Aquatint engraved by Gallo Gallina (1796-1874)
inc. A.T. 14.25 x 9.75 inches. $245 Click for Image
916.
G. Bromati dis e inc. Aquatint engraved by Angelo Biasioli (1790-1830)
fater Bromanti. Biasioli A.T del. Mujer del Puerto de los Franceses.
A Woman of the French Port. c. 1820. 14 x 9.75 inches. $245 Click for Image
917.
Paolo Fumigalli inc. Nueva Eddystonne. A fine aquatint engraving
of the famous Alaskan island of New Eddystone Rock, a pillar of
basalt in the Behm Canal in the Alexander Archipelago of the southeastern
part of the U.S. state of Alaska. A fine and rare aquatint. c.
1807. 14.25 x 9.75 inches. $245 Click for Image
918.
S. Eastman USA del. Ruins of an Antique Watch Tower. Parr's Point,
Grave Creek, C. Schuessele Lith. [Christian Schussele (Schuessele)
(1826?-1879] )after a painting by Seth Eastman [1808-75]. Printed
in color by P.S. Duval Philadelphia. 12.75 x 9.75 inches. $25 Click
for Image
HMS Undaunted by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Undaunted by W Fred Mitchell 1st. Class Cruiser
belted. Original chromolithograph published c.1890. Size 9 inches
x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS HERCULES by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Hercules by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built
at Chatham, from Designs prepared in the Department of the Controller
of the Navy, Vice-Admiral Sir R. Spencer Robinson, K.C.B. Chief
Constructor of the Navy--Mr. E. J. Reed, C.B.
Launched February 10th, 1868. Is a Screw Steam Ship of 1200 horse
power, and carries 14 guns, and plated with 9-inch iron in the
centre, reduced at ends. She carries in a central battery 8 400-pounder
18-ton guns, and at the bow and stern 2 12-ton guns (in detached
batteries), and 4 6.5 -ton guns. Length 325 ft 0 ins. Breadth
59 ft 0 ins Depth of Hold 21ft 1 in. Draught of Water forward
22 ft 11 ins Draught of Water aft 26 ft 6 ins. Tonnage 5234. Engines
by Messrs. J. Penn & Son. Her speed is 14.69 knots an hour,
and she carries a complement of 630 men, and cost £401,000.
She was first commissioned on the 2nd of November, 1868, by Captain
The Lord Gilford; Lord Walter Kerr being Commander, and Lieutenant
C. C. P. Fitzgerald, First Lieutenant. She has since been commanded
by Captain Sherard Osborn, C.B., and Captain William M. Dowell,
C.B. with Commanders Alfred Markham, and Harry H. Rawson. Was
paid out of commission June 5th, 1874. £55
HMS RALEIGH by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Raleigh by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built
and fitted for sea at Chatham. Launched in March, 1873.
She is a (Single Screw) Cruiser 1st class, built of iron, sheathed
and coppered. She lias Engines of 6158 Indicated Horse-power and
carries 22 guns, viz. two 9-in. 12-ton Muzzle Loading uns (revolving),
fourteen 7-in. 90-cwt. Muzzle Loading guns, and six 64-prs.Muzzle
Loading guns. Length 298 ft 0 In. Breadth 49 ft 0 ins Load Draught
of Water forward 21 ft 10 ins Load Draught of Water aft 24 ft
7 ins. Displacement Tonnage 5200 Speed (measured mile) 15.5 knots.
Carries a complement of 550 m?n, and cost for Hull and Engines
£193,000. This Ship w?s designed by the Department of the
Controller of the Navy, and her Engines were built by Messrs.
Humphrys. Commissioned 3rd December, 1873, by Captain George Tryon,
C.B., with Arthur K. Wilson as Commander, and William H. Jocelyn,
First-Lieutenant ; succeeded i ith May, 1877, by Captain Charles
Trelawny Jago, with Day H. Bosanquet Commander, and Anthony Kingscote
First Lieutenant. She did duty with the squadron under Admiral
G. Phipps Hornby during the Russo-Turkish War, afterwards taking
new crew to H.M.S."Wolverene" on Australian station.
£55
HMS ALEXANDRA by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890. Size
9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built and completed for sea
at Chatham Dockyard. Launched in April, 1875.
HMS Alexandra is an Iron Armour-clad (Twin Screw) Steam Ship of
8615 Indicated Horse-power, and carries 12 guns, viz. two 11-inch
25-ton Muzzle Loading guns, and ten 10-inch 18-ton Muzzle Loading
guns. Her thickness of armour plating above water in the central
parts of the ship varies between 12 inches and 6 inches. Length
325 Ft. 0 In. Breadth 63Ft 8 In Load draught of Water forward
26 Ft 0 In Load draught of Water aft 26 Ft 6 In. Displacemcnt
Tonnage 9492 . Speed (measured mile) 15 knots. Carries a complement
of 666 men, and cost for Hull and Engines £516,000. She
was designed by the Department of the Controller of the Navy,
and Engined by Messrs. Humphrys. She was first commissioned on
22nd November, 1876, by Captain Robert O. B. Fitzroy, with Atwell
B. Lake as Commander and James L. Hammet First-Lieutenant, and
on 15th January, 1877, she hoisted the flag of Vice-Admiral G.
T. Phipps Hornby, who afterwards received the honour of Knighthood
with the order of K.C.B., for his services as Commander-in-Chief
in the Mediterranean during the critical period of the Russo-Turkish
War, 1877-79. On 5th February, 1880, she hoisted the flag of Vice-Admiral
Sir F. Beauchamp Seymour, K.C.B., (succeeding Admiral Hornby as
Commander-in-Chief in the ll Mediterranean) with Lord Walter T.
Kerr as Captain, Sacheverel C. Darwin Commander and John E. Blaxland
First-Lieutenant. £55
HMS ORONTES by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Orontes by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm).Built
by Messrs. Laird, at Birkenhead, in 1862, she was lengthened 50
feet by the same Firm at their works in 1875, at which date the
Engines were coumpounded. She is a (Single Screw) Troop Ship,
built of iron, unsheathed. She has Engines of 2600 Indicated Horse-power,
built by Messrs. Watt. Length 350 ft 0 ins.
Breadth 44 ft 8 ins. Load Draught of Water forward 23 ft 5 ins.
Load Draught of Water aft 23 ft 7 ins. Displacement Tonnage 5900
Speed (measured mile) 13 knots. Carries a complement of 214 men,
and cost for Hull and Engines Z1 i 1,000.
She was designed by the Department of the Controller of the Navy.
First commissioned April 20th, 1863, by Captian Henry W. Hire,
and successively by Captain Henry Phelps, John L. Perry, Captain
Edward H. Seymour, and Captain R. G. Kinahan. £55
HMS DEFENCE by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Defence by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built by
Messrs. Palmer Brothers, Jarrow-on-Tyne, from Designs prepared
in the
Department of the Controller of the Navy, Admiral Sir Baldwin
Walker, K.C.B. Chief Constructor of the Navy-Mr. J Watts, C.B.
Launched April 24, 1861. She is an Iron Screw Steam Ship armour
plated ; of 600 horse-power, carrying 16 guns, viz : on upper
deck four 6.5 tons 7-inch ; on main deck, two 9 tons 8-inch and
ten 6.5 tons 7-inch guns. Ft. Ins. Length 280 Ft 0 In. Breadth
54 ft 2 in Draught of Water forward 24 ft 4 ins Draught of Water
aft 26ft 1 in Tonnage 3720. Speed 11.62 knots. Engines by Messrs.
J. Penn and Son. Carries a complement of 460 men, and cost, with
Engines, & c., £232,236. H.M.S. " Defence"
was first commissioned by Captain Richard A. Powell, C.B., the
4th of December, 1861, who was succeeded by Captain Augustus Phillimore,
1st October, 1862 ; was re-commissioned by Captain Charles H.
May, 20th January, 1868 ; he was succeeded by Captain Nowell Salmon,
V.C., 25th March, 1869, and paid off in 1872. Has been used temporarily
for Coast-guard Service in the River Shannon. £55
HMS Royal Alfred by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890. Size
9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm).Was commenced as a 91-gun
Two-decked Line-of-battle Ship in Portsmouth Dockyard, and afterwards
converted into an iron-clad. Launched in October, 1864. Is a wooden
Armour-clad Screw Steam Ship of 800 Horse-power, and carries 18
broadside guns, viz: 10 9-in. 12.5 ton rifled, and 8 7-in. 6.5-ton
guns. Her thickness of plating varies from 4.5 to 6 inches. Length
273 ft 0 ins Breadth 58 ft 7 ins Draught of Water forward 23 ft
8 ins Draught of Water aft 27 ft 0 ins Tonnage 4068. Speed 12.36
knots. Carries a complement of 600 men, and cost £266,662.
On the nth of January, 1867, she was ordered to be commissioned
as Flag Ship for Vice-Admiral Sir Rodney Mundy, and Captain F.
A. Herbert was appointed to her; Captain The Hon. W. C. Carpenter
was appointed 27th September, 1867. On the 3oth of June, 1869,
Vice Admiral G. G. Wellesley, hoisted his flag in h?r, and Captain
R. Wells was appointed 1st September, 1869. On the 15th September,
1870, Vice-Admiral E. E. Fanshawe hoisted his flag, and Captain
H. F. Nicholson was appointed flag Captain. Was paid out of commission
January 15th, 1874.
HMS HOTSPUR by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Hotspur by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS SULTAN by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Sultan by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built
at Chatham from designs prepared in the Department of the Controller
of the Navy, Vice-Admiral Sir R. Spencer Robinson, K.C.B. ; launched
the 31st of May, 1 870. She is an Iron Screw Ship, armour-plated
; of 1200 horse-power, carrying 12 guns, 10 in central batteries
and 2 forward on upper deck, viz; on upper deck, four 2 tons 9-inch
; on main deck, eight 8 tons 12-inch guns. The Iron-plating of
her sides varies from 3 to 9 inches. Length 325 ft 0 ins.
Breadth 59 ft 0 ins Depth of Hold 21 ft 1 in. Draught of Water
forward 24 ft 10in Draught of Water aft 27 ft 6 ins
Tonnage 5234 speed 14 knots. Engines by Messrs. J. Penn and Son.
Carries a complement of 630 men and cost with Engines, &.c,
£356,660.
H.M.S. "Sultan" was commissioned by Captain Edward W.
Vansittart, C.B. the 9th of May, 1871. £55
HMS HIMALAYA by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Himalaya by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm).Built
b? Mr. C. J. Mare, at Blackwall. She was launched in May, 1853,
and was bought by the Government in 1854. She Is a (Single Screw)
Troop Ship built of iron, unsheathed. She has Engines of 2600
Indicated Horse-power, built at Keyham Factory. Length 340 ft
5 ins.
Breadth 46 ft 2 ins. Load draught of Water forward 20 ft 4 ins.
Load draught of Water aft 22 ft 5 ins. Displacement Tonnage 4690
Speed (measured mile) 13.9 knots. Carries a complement of 223
men, and cost for Hull and Engines 130,000.
Was employed during 1854 in conveying troops to the scene of the
Russian war, and was commissioned 5th January, 1855, for particular
service by Captain Benjamin B. Priest, and was afterwards commanded
successively by W. H. Haswell, (25th March, 1877), John Seccombe,
(21st July, 1858), Edward Lacy, (25th July, 1862) ; and again
she was re-commissioned 18th February, 1867, by Captain Shute
B. Piers, and almost continuously employed on troop service, has
been commanded successively by Captain Edward Madden, Captains
W. B. Grant, Edward White, and Harry W. Brent.
£55
HMS TEMERAIRE by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Temeraire by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built
and completed for sea at Chatham Dockyard. Launched in May, 1876.
Is an Iron Armour-clad (Twin Screw) Steam Ship of 7700 Indicated
Horse-power, and carries 8 guns, viz.: four 11-inch 25-ton Muzzle
Loading guns and four 10-inch 18-ton Muzzle Loading guns. Two
of the 25-ton guns are mounted above the upper deck within armoured
towers, within which they revolve, and rise and fall under the
operation of hydraulic machinery. By means of this machinery they
are also supplied with ammunition and loaded. Her thickness of
armour plating above water in the central parts of the ship varies
between 11 inches and 8 inches. Length 285 ft 0 ins Breadth 62
ft 0 ins.Load Draught of Water forward 26 ft 8 ins Load Draught
of Water aft 27 ft 2 ins. Displacement Tonnage 8540 Speed (measured
mile) 14 56 knots. Carries a complement of 530 men, and cost for
Hull and Engines £472,000 She was designed by the Department
of the Controller of the Navy, nd Engined by Messrs. Humphrys.
She was first commissioned on the 8th July, 1877, by Captain M.
Culme-Seymour, with Albert B. Jenkings as Commander and John R.
E. Pattisson First-Lieutenant, succeeded by Captain the Hon. W.
C. Carpenter, (5th March 1880), with Mr. A. B. Jenkings again
as Commander and Duke A. Crofton First-Lieutenant. £55
HMS MOWHAWK 3RD CLASS CRUISER by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Mowhawk 3rd.
Class Cruiser by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published
c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS SHANNON by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Shannon by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). Built
at Pembroke Dockyard, and completed for sea at Devonport. Launched
in November 1875. Is an Iron Armour-clad (Single Screw) Steam
Ship of 3370 Indicated Horse-power, and carries 9 guns, viz. two
10-inch Muzzle Loading guns of 18 tons, and seven 9-inch Muzzle
Loading guns of 12 tons. Her thickness of armour plating above
water in the central parts of the ship varies between 9 inches
and 7 inches. Length 260 ft 0 ins. Breadth 54 ft 0 ins Load Draught
of Waterforward 20 ft 10 ins Load Draught of Water aft 23 ft 4
ins. Displacement Tonnage 5439 Speed (measured mile) 12.348 knots.
Carries a complement of 430 men, and cost for Hull and Engines
£287,000, She was designed by the Department of the Controller
of the Navy, and Engined by Messrs. Laird. She was first commissioned
on 17th July, 1877, by Captain William B. Grant, with Alexander
G. McKechnie as Commander, and Edward A. Holbech First-Lieutenant,
for service with the Channel Squadron, then acting with Admiral
Sir G. Phipps Hornby in the Mediterranean, but was soon afterwards
ordered to China, and from thence to the Pacific. On 22nd July,
1879, Captain John D'Arcy vas appointed Captain, with the same
Commander and First-Lieutenant. £55
[2] HMS Royal Sovereign by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Royal Sovereign by W Fred Mitchell. Original
chromolithograph published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches
(24cm x 19cm). £55
[2] HMS Latona by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Latona by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Magicienne by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Magicienne by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Rodney by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Rodney by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Nymphe by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Nymphe by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Blenheim by W Fred Mitchel. HMS Blenheim by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c. 1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
[2] HMS Speedwell by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Speedwell
by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890.
Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
[2] HMS Bramble by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Bramble
by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890.
Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Hero by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Hero by W Fred
Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890. Size 9 inches
x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
A 42 Gun Frigate About 1780 by W Fred Mitchell.
A 42 Gun Frigate About 1780 by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph
published c.1890. Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
HMS Victoria by W Fred Mitchell. HMS Victoria
by W Fred Mitchell. Original chromolithograph published c.1890.
Size 9 inches x 6.5 inches (24cm x 19cm). £55
C.
Knight . Reskemeer a Cornish Gent after a chalk drawing by Hans
Holbein. A fine Stipple engraving. John Chamberlaine, London
IMITATIONS OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION
OF HIS MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE
COURT OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. C. Knight was a
skilled stipple engraver and pupil of Bartolozzi. 9 inches x 13
inches Date: 1793 £95
Francesco
Bartolozzi (1728-1815) William Sharinton after a chalk drawing
by Hans Holbein. . A fine stipple engraving. IMITATIONS OF
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION OF HIS MAJESTY,
FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE COURT OF HENRY
VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. Published by John Chamberlaine,
London 1792 . 9 inches x 13inches. £95
C.
Metz Phil. Melanchton after a chalk drawing by Hans Holbein.
A fine stipple engraving. IMITATIONS OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS
HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION OF HIS MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF
ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE COURT OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL
TRACTS. Published by
John Chamberlaine, London 1792 . 9 inches x 10½ inches.
£95
Conrad Martin Metz was an eminent engraver in the chalk manner and aquatint and pupil of Bartolozzi. Bartolozzi.
Francesco
Bartolozzi (1728-1815) Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk. after
a chalk drawing by Hans Holbein. A fine stipple engraving. IMITATIONS
OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION OF HIS
MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE COURT
OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. Published by John Chamberlaine,
London 1797 . 9 inches x 10½ inches. £95
Francesco
Bartolozzi (1728-1815) CLAUDE XVII COUNT OF LAVAL after a
chalk drawing by Hans Holbein. A fine stipple engraving. IMITATIONS
OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION OF HIS
MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE COURT
OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. Published by John Chamberlaine,
London 1795 . 11 inches x 15 inches. £95
Francesco
Bartolozzi (1728-1815) William Par Marquis of Northampton
after a chalk drawing by Hans Holbein. A fine stipple engraving.
IMITATIONS OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION
OF HIS MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE
COURT OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. Published by John
Chamberlaine, London 1796 . 11 inches x 15 inches. £95
Francesco
Bartolozzi (1728-1815) N. Poines Knight after
a chalk drawing by Hans Holbein. A fine stipple engraving. IMITATIONS
OF ORIGINAL DRAWINGS BY HANS HOLBEIN, IN THE COLLECTION OF HIS
MAJESTY, FOR THE PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONS OF THE COURT
OF HENRY VIII. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL TRACTS. Published by John Chamberlaine,
London 1796 .
11 inches x 15 inches. £95
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