Queen Margaret with the head of the Duke of York (in 1460), 1781.
"Queen Margaret crowning the Head of the Duke of York with a Paper Crown" (in 1460) anonymous artist/engraver, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 28.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2465

King Henry IV's crown being taken by his son Prince Henry (in 1413), 1781.
"Prince Henry taking the Crown from the Pillow of his father King Henry IV" (in 1413) engraved by White after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 16.5 x 27.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2463

Assassination of Richard II (in 1400), 1781.
"Assassination of Richard II" (in 1400) anonymous artist/engraver, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning and some staining. Size 15 x 27.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2462

William Despreaux before Saladin (in about 1191), 1781.
"William Despreaux before the Sultan Saladin to whom he was carried Prisoner instead of the King of England" (in about 1191) engraved by Delroche after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2461

Wat Tyler killed by William Walworth in London (in 1381), 1781.
"Sir William Walworth striking Wat Tyler with his Mace in Smithfield" (in 1381) engraved by Grignion after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2460

Queen Philippa interceding for the Burghers of Calais (in 1347), 1781.
"Queen Philippa interceding for the Burghers of Calais" (in 1347) engraved by Grignion after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 29.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2459

Mortimer, Earl of March, seized in Nottingham Castle, 1781.
"Mortimer, Earl of March, seized in Nottingham Castle" (Roger Mortimer, in 1330) engraved by Grignion after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2457

Edward II resigning the Ensigns of Royalty, 1781.
"Edward II resigning the Ensigns of Royalty" (in 1327) engraved by White after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning and soiling. Size 15.5 x 29.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2456

Bruce, King of Scotland, kills Henry de Bohun, 1781.
"Henry de Bohun, brother to the Earl of Hereford, killed with a Battle-Axe by Bruce, King of Scotland" (in 1314) engraved by Taylor after a picture by Dodd, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 28 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2455

Balliol's submission to Edward I, 1781.
"Baliol's submission to Edward I" (John Balliol, King of the Scots, in 1292) engraved by Grignion after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2454

Head of Llywelyn, the last Prince of Wales, displayed in London, 1781.
"The Head of Llewellyn, the last reigning Prince of Wales, publickly exposed on a pole, in Cheapside, London" engraved by Rennoldson after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 28 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2453

Henry III preaching to the monks of Winchester, 1781.
"Henry III preaching to the monks of Winchester" engraved by Walker after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2452

King John signing the Magna Carta, 1781.
"King John signing the Magna Carta" (in 1215 AD) engraved by Debroche after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 28.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2451

King John murdering his nephew Prince Arthur, 1781.
"King John murdering his nephew Prince Arthur" (in 1203 AD) engraved by White after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 28.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2450

Richard I shot by a crossbow, 1781.
"Richard I. Mortally wounded by an arrow from a Cross Bow" (in 1199 AD) engraved by White after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 30 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2449

Henry II and Archbishop Becket, 1781.
"The Haughty Entrance of Archbishop Becket into the prescence of Henry II" (in 1170 AD) engraved by Debroche after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15 x 29 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2448

William II killed in the New Forest, Hampshire, 1781.
"William II killed in the New Forest Hampshire, by Sir Walter Tyrrel" (in 1100 AD) engraved by Chesham after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 29.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2447

Governor of Rouen killed on orders of Robert, son of William I, 1781.
"The Governor of Rouen in Normandy thrown from the Battlements of the Castle, by order of Robert, son of William the Conqueror" (in 1090 AD) engraved by Chesham after a picture by Wale, published in Russel's New and Authentic History of England ..., 1781. Copper engraved print, slight age browning. Size 15.5 x 29.5 cms including title, plus margins with full plate mark. Ref H2446