Murder of the Princes in the Tower of London (1483?), 1800.
"Edward V & the Duke of York his Brother smothered in the Tower of London by Tyrrel & his accomplices ..." engraved by J.G.Wooding after a picture by Wale. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 20 x 30 cms, plus margins. Ref E7386

Widow of Edward IV & Duke of York (1483), 1800.
"The Widow of Edward IV parting with her Son the Duke of York" anonymous engraver. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16.5 x 25.5 cms, plus margins. Ref E7385

Battle of Agincourt (1415), 1800.
"The Celebrated Battle of Agincourt ..." engraved by Noble after a picture by Wale. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 20 x 32 cms, plus margins. Ref E7384

Edward the Black Prince (in 1356), 1800.
"Edward, commonly called the Black Prince (son of Edward III) relating the particulars of the Battle of Poictiers, in France, to his wife, Joan, the fair Maid of Kent" engraved by Collyer after a picture by Monuet. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, full plate mark. Size 16.5 x 23 cms, plus margins. Ref E7383

Georgian Royalty, 1800.
"The Present Royal Family" anonymous engraver. Published in History of England, about 1800. With George III, Queen Charlotte, Princess of Wales and Duchess of York. Copper engraved print, partial plate mark. Size 18.5 x 34 cms, plus margins. Ref E7379

Saxon Kings of England, 1800.
"Portraits and Dresses of the Kings of England (with their Arms) prior to the Norman Conquest" engraved by Goldar after a picture by Hamilton. With Edwy, Edgar, Edward the Martyr and Ethelred II. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, partial plate mark. Size 20 x 33 cms, plus margins. Ref E7372

Saxon Kings of England, 1800.
"Portraits and Dresses of the Kings of England (with their Arms) prior to the Norman Conquest" engraved by Grainger after a picture by Hamilton. With Harold I, Canute II, Edward the Confessor and Harold II. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, partial plate mark. Size 21 x 33 cms, plus margins. Ref E7371

Saxon Kings of England, 1800.
"Portraits and Dresses of the Kings of England &c. (with their Arms) prior to the Norman Conquest" engraved by Goldar after a picture by Hamilton. With Sweyn, Olaus, Edmund II and Canute I. Published in History of England, about 1800. Copper engraved print, closed tear of 4 cms into lower inscription (no loss), partial plate mark. Size 20 x 33 cms, plus margins. Ref E7370

USA, Seat of the War in 1756, published in 1757.
"A Map of that part of America which was the Principal Seat of War, in 1756" anonymous engraver, published in the Gentleman's Magazine, February 1757. Copper engraved map with recent hand colour. Several (flattened) folds as published, narrow margins as with most of these maps. Size 33.5 x 22 cms plus narrow margins. Ref E7369

Europe at the start of the 6th century, 1846.
"Europa im anfang des VI: jahrhunderts" published in Spruner's Historisch-Geographischer hand-Atlas, 1846. Finely detailed steel engraved map with original hand colouring. Some age browning and brittle around the edges, chipped with some loss to upper margin. Size 40 x 32 cms. Ref E7367

The Ancient World, Spruner's Historical Atlas, 1846.
"Die Welt der Alten" published in Spruner's Historisch-Geographischer hand-Atlas, 1846. Finely detailed steel engraved map with original hand colouring. Two lower maps show the world according to Ptolomy, Eratosthenes and Strabo. Some age browning and very brittle around the edges, chipped with some loss to upper margin. Size 38.5 x 34 cms. Ref E7366

Gloucestershire, Church of St John the Baptist at Chipping Sodbury, painting, 1900.
"S. John the Baptist Church, Chipping Sodbury" pencil and wash painting, indistinct initials, dated 1900. On card which has some age browning and slight foxing. Size 25 x 31 cms plus good margins. Ref E7364

Gloucester, St. Michaels Church at the Cross, 1850.
"St. Michaels Church, Gloucester" tinted lithograph by E.H.Buckler, published by W.Henley, bookseller in Gloucester, about 1850. Very scarce view showing the church and tower at the cross. The church has now gone but St.Michaels tower remains. Faults - slight creasing upper left and lower right, noticeable soiling and a few edge tears (without loss.) Size 31 x 23.5 cms including title, plus narrow margins. Ref E7363

Butchers, by William Henry Pyne, 1802.
"Butchers" aquatint by William Henry Pyne, published in 1802. Very good condition. Size 29.5 x 23 cms to plate mark, plus margins. Ref E7362

Pottery & Leather Dressing, by William Henry Pyne, 1802.
"Pottery and Leather Dressing" aquatint by William Henry Pyne, published in 1802. Very good condition. Size 23 x 29.5 cms to plate mark, plus margins. Ref E7361

Gypsies, by William Henry Pyne, 1802.
"Gipsies, Bohemiennes" aquatint by William Henry Pyne, with original full hand colouring. Published in 1802. Closed tear of 4 cms in centre of print (no loss), otherwise good condition. Size 23 x 27 cms plus margins with full plate mark. Ref E7360

London, St.Paul's Cathedral, 1870.
"St. Paul's" chromolithograph by M & N Hanhart, published about 1870, possibly as a sheet music cover. Good condition. Size 20 x 28 cms plus good margins. Ref E7358

Kent, 1794.
[ Kent ] sheet 18 from Cary's New Map of England and Wales with part of Scotland, published in 1794. Includes Deal, Dover and Folkestone. Copper engraved antique map with original hand colour. Size 21 x 26 cms plus good margins. Ref E7356