Scandinavia, Gothic Priest and Priestess, Hamilton/Smith, 1815.
"A Drotte and a Fola" (priest and priestess of Gothic Scandinavians) drawn by Charles Hamilton Smith, aquatinted by R.Havell and published in Ancient Costumes of Great Britain and Ireland, by R.Havell, London, 1815. Aquatint with full original hand colour. Good condition with plate mark and wide margins, supplied complete with two pages of text. Size 19 x 27 cms. Ref D2646

Romano Britain and a Feryllt, Hamilton/Smith, 1815.
"A Romanised Britain and a Feryllt" (the feryllt, or blacksmith, is striking coins) drawn by Charles Hamilton Smith, aquatinted by R.Havell and published in Ancient Costumes of Great Britain and Ireland, by R.Havell, London, 1815. Aquatint with full original hand colour. Good condition with plate mark and wide margins, supplied complete with one page of text. Size 19.5 x 27 cms. Ref D2645

Gual, Bardic Scholars, (Druids), Hamilton/Smith, 1815.
"Bardic Scholars" (of Gaul) drawn by Charles Hamilton Smith, aquatinted by R.Havell and published in Ancient Costumes of Great Britain and Ireland, by R.Havell, London, 1815. Aquatint with full original hand colour. Good condition with plate mark and wide margins, supplied complete with one page of text. Size 19 x 24 cms. Ref D2644

Wales, St.Jestin ab Geraint, Hamilton/Smith, 1815.
"St. Jestin ab Geraint" (Son of Geraint ab Erbin, a prince of the Devonshire Britons) drawn by Charles Hamilton Smith, aquatinted by R.Havell and published in Ancient Costumes of Great Britain and Ireland, by R.Havell, London, 1815. Aquatint with full original hand colour. Good condition with plate mark and wide margins, supplied complete with one page of text. Size18 x 25 cms. Ref D2643

Pabo, British 5th century King of the Pennines, Hamilton/Smith, 1815.
"Pabo Post Prydain" (King of the Pennines, c472 - 530 ad.) drawn by Charles Hamilton Smith, aquatinted by R.Havell and published in Ancient Costumes of Great Britain and Ireland, by R.Havell, London, 1815. Aquatint with full original hand colour. Good condition with plate mark and wide margins, supplied complete with two pages of text. Size17 x 26 cms. Ref D2642

London historical, Guy Fawkes arrested, 1790.
"The Seizing of Guy Fawkes who was going to blow up the Parliament House, in the reign of James the first, 1606" drawn by Wale, engraved by Thornton and published in Thornton's History of London, about 1790. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Size 19 x 28.5 cms. Ref D2553

The Peep O'Day Boy's Cabin, 1851.
"The Peep O'Days Boy's Cabin" (Ireland), painted by Sir D.Wilkie, engraved by C.W.Sharpe and published in The Vernon Gallery of British Art, 1851. Steel engraving with recent hand colour. Size 25 x 19 cms. Ref D2544

London historical, Dr.Shaw Preaching, 1790.
"The Revd. Dr. Shaw Preaching at St. Pauls Cross, London" anonymous engraver, published in Thornton's History of London, about 1790. Copper engraved print with recent hand colour. Close trimmed left side. Size 14 x 21.5 cms. Ref D2526

Lord Wellington, Lady's Magazine, 1811.
"Lord Wellington" engraved by Heath, copper plate etching published in The Lady's Magazine, 1811. Size 7.5 x 9.5 cms plus title. Ref D2233

Africa, Cape of Good Hope animals, 1760.
"Animals found at the Cape of Good Hope" anonymous engraver, copper engraved antique print published in The Universe Displayed, about 1760. Recent hand colour. Size 16 x 10 cms. Ref D2151

European Bison, 1893.
"European Bison" chromolithograph published in Richard Lydekker's The Royal Natural History, 1894. Size about 13.5 x 21 cms (5.25 x 8 inches) plus margins. Ref D1811

Coati, 1893.
"Coati" chromolithograph published in Richard Lydekker's The Royal Natural History, 1894. Size about 13.5 x 21 cms (5.25 x 8 inches) plus margins. Ref D1809

Bharal, 1893.
"Bharal" chromolithograph published in Richard Lydekker's The Royal Natural History, 1894. Size about 13.5 x 21 cms (5.25 x 8 inches) plus margins. Ref D1806

Dorcas Gazelle, 1893.
"Dorcas Gazelle" chromolithograph published in Richard Lydekker's The Royal Natural History, 1894. Size about 13.5 x 21 cms (5.25 x 8 inches) plus margins. Ref D1805

Flying Squirrel, 1893.
"Flying Squirrel" chromolithograph published in Richard Lydekker's The Royal Natural History, 1894. Size about 13.5 x 21 cms (5.25 x 8 inches) plus margins. Ref D1767

Epacris nivalis, 1836.
"Epacris nivalis" steel engraved botanical print, after a drawing by Mrs.Withers, with original hand colour. Size 12 x 16 cms. Ref D1542

Koiropotamus (hog?), South Seas, 1845.
"The Koiropotamus" steel engraving by W.H.Lizars, with original hand colour. Published in The Naturalist's Library, about 1845. Size about 15 x 9.5 cms. Ref D1454

Pratincole & Turnstone, 1835.
"Pratincole, Turnstone" etched and engraved print with original hand colour, published in Robert Mudie's The Feathered Tribes, 1835. Size of the printed area is about 9 x 15 cms (3.75 x 5.75 inches), plus margins. Ref D1302