Papal Bull - Liberty of Scotland, 1218, from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Collatio Libertatum Regis Scotiae per Honorium III. Papam" (Very large and impressive Papal Bull from Honorius III mentioning Alexander of Scotland, from from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Supplied complete with Latin transcription. Several clean folds as published, good condition. Size 60 x 82 cms plus margins. (NOTE - this is a digital photo which has slight distortions and accentuates the folds.) Ref F9275

Magna Carta of 1215, (Lincoln Cathedral copy) from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Magna Carta Regis Johannis, A.D. MCCXV" (Lincoln Cathedral example, from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Supplied complete with Latin transcription. Several clean folds as published, good condition. Size 47 x 47 cms plus margins. (NOTE - this is a digital photo which has slight distortions and accentuates the folds.) Ref F9274

Magna Carta of 1215, from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Articuli Magnae Cartae Libertatum, A.D. 1215" (with the seal of King John, from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Supplied complete with Latin transcription. Several clean folds as published, good condition. Size 28 x 67 cms plus margins. Ref F9273

Seal of King John from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Sigillum Johannis. Regis Anglia" (Seal of King John from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Good condition. Size 24 x 40 cms plus margins. Ref F9272

Seal of King Richard I from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Sigillum Richardi I. Regis Anglia" (Seal of King Richard I from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Good condition. Size 24 x 40 cms plus margins. Ref F9271

Seal of King Henry II from Rymer's Foedera, facsimile of 1819.
"Sigillum Henrici II. Regis Anglia" (Seal of King Henry II from Rymer's Foedera) Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Good condition. Size 24 x 40 cms plus margins. Ref F9270

Papal document of Pope Eugene III, facsimile of 1819.
"Eugenius III Papa Monasterium de Canevalla sub protectione sua suscipit, A.D. 1148" Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Supplied complete with Latin transcription. Good condition, one fold as published. Size 37 x 32 cms plus margins. Ref F9268

Papal document of Pope Innocent II, facsimile of 1819.
"Ecclesiam Christi jucta Algate Lundoniae situm suscipit in protectionem apostolicam Papa Innocentius II A.D. 1137" Copper engraved facsimile published by The Commission on Public Records, 1819. Supplied complete with Latin transcription. Good condition, one fold as published. Size 37 x 32 cms plus margins. Ref F9268

John Wemyss, Robert Clark & George Pratt, Kays Portraits, 1784/1835.
[ John Wemyss, Robert Clark & George Pratt ] (town criers on each side & bookseller/publisher between them). Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (original dated 1784). Size 9.5 x 8 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9267

General James Grant of Ballindalloch, Kays Portraits, 1798/1835.
[ General James Grant of Ballindalloch ] (was known for always taking his cooks with him wherever he travelled). Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (original dated 1798). Size 8.5 x 12 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9266

Mr. Francis Braidwood, Kays Portraits, c1810/1835.
[ Mr. Francis Braidwood ] ("This caricature of a respectable citizen was meant to satirise his somewhat extravagant and fastidious taste in matters of dress and fashion. According to Kay's notes, he " was among the first of the bucks who appeared with shoestrings instead of buckles"....). Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (original dated c1810). Size 8 x 11 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9265

Mr. Thomas Sommers, Kays Portraits, 1816/1835.
[ Mr. Thomas Sommers, His Majesty's Glazier for Scotland ] (friend and biographer of Fergusson the poet). Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1816). Size 9.5 x 14 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9264

Dr. Andrew Duncan, Kays Portraits, 1785/1835.
[ Dr. Andrew Duncan, Professor of the Theory of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh ] Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1785). Size 6.5 x 10.5 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9263

Isobel Taylor (Old Widow Ellis), Kays Portraits, 1818/1835.
"Isobel Taylor aged 105 widow of John Alice ..." [ Old Widow Ellis who was born 1713 and died in 1818 ] Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1818). Size 15 x 19.5 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9262

Major General Aytoun & Duc d'Angouleme, Kays Portraits, 1797/1835.
"The Great and the Small are there" [ Major General Aytoun & Duc d'Angouleme ] Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1797). Size 10.5 x 16.5 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9261

Francis Anderson, James Hunter & George Hunter, Kays Portraits, 1802/1835.
[ Mr. Francis Anderson, Mr. James Hunter and his son Mr. George Hunter ] , - Anderson was a 'Writer to the Signet', James Hunter was a hardware merchant and his son George was annoyed to be portrayed as shorter than his father. Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1802). Size 8 x 13 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9260

James & John Gillespie, Kays Portraits, 1797/1835.
[ James Gillespie Esq. of Spylaw, and his brother Mr. John Gillespie] , - James was the founder of 'Gillespie's Hospital'. Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1797). Size 11 x 8 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9259

Campbell of Sonachan, Kays Portraits, 1795/1835.
[ Campbell of Sonachan, laughing at the print of 'Petticoat Government' ] , - he had been seen laughing loudly at a print in Kay's shop window, so Kay made him the subject of a later print. Copper etched print published in Kay's Edinburgh Portraits, 1837-8 (dated 1795). Size 7 x 10 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref F9258