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A black & white print by J.R.Hutchinson dated 1889. Published by The etching and Photogravure Co. Unsigned. A nice clean impression. Margins are dusty.
Size of paper 14" x 17".
Plate mark 9" x 12". Image size 8" x 11"
Code CHP 001
£45
click to enlargeTHE EAST VIEW OF BIRMINGHAM WARWICKSHIRE. From The Gentlemans Magazine
circa 1800. In good condition, except for a rust stain in the bottom left hand corner.
Handcoloured by Barbara Frith.
Size of print 5" x 8" Code CIT BGM1
£18
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A steel engraving by J.B.Allen after G. Chambers.
View from the river. Published by J.S.Virtue. C1850
Condition very good, a small 1/4" tear on the very bottom. Handcoloured by Barbara Frith.
Image size 7" x 10". Paper size 10" x 13 1/4"
Code CIT GH1
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Perspective View of St Mary's Church, All-Souls,
University and Queens Colleges in OXFORD.
A copperplate engraving from the Modern Universal British Traveller C 1760. Handcoloured by Barbara Frith
Excellent condition. Print size 8 1/2" x 13 1/2"
Code CIT OX1
click to enlargeThe Bridge of Sighs in Cambridge is a bridge belonging to St Johns College of Cambridge University. It was built in 1831 and crosses the River Cam between the college's Third Court and New Court. The architect was Henry Hutchinson. A small unsigned sepia etching on good clean racked paper. C1885. There is a signiture, bottom left. R Farrer. Small 1/4" tears one at the top and one on the bottom edge.
Image size 3 1/4" x 4 3/4". Paper size 6 1/4" x 7 3/4" Code CIT OX2
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The Mathermatical Bridge is the popular name of a wooden bridge across the River Cam between two parts of Queens College, Cambridge. Its official name is merely the Wooden Bridge.
A small unsigned sepia etching on good clean racked paper. 1885. There is a signiture, bottom left. R Farrer.
Image size 3 1/4" x 4 3/4". Paper size 6 1/4" x 7 1/2 " Code CIT OX2
click to enlargeA General View of LONDON. The Capital of England. Taken from an Eminence near Islington.
Published by Alexander Hogg, C1795. A copperplate engraving of a panoramic view over London.
Condition of the paper is clean and the engraving strong,it has been handcoloured by Barbara Frith. There is a tear which runs into the image up from the bottom 3 1/4" long
This has been repaired at an earlier date, and appears to be acid free conservation tape. It hardly shows under the colouring. (this has been reflected in the price) if in good condition it would fetch £150.00
Image size 7" x 11" Paper size 14" x 9 1/4"
Code CIT L01
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A copperplate engraving from the Modern Universal British Traveller C 1760. Handcoloured by Barbara Frith
Excellent condition. There are two repaired tears on the top edge, they are 1/4" away from the plate mark.
Print size 8 1/2" x 13 1/2"
Code CIT B01
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West View of CAMBRIDGE
A copperplate engraving from the Modern Universal British Traveller C 1760. Handcoloured by Barbara Frith
Excellent condition. There is one repaired tear on the bottom right hand corner, which is 1/2 " away from the plate mark. (see image)
Print size 8 1/2" x 13 1/2"
Code CAM 003
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A View of CLARE HALL and KINGS COLLEGE CHAPEL. CAMBRIDGE.
A copperplate engraving from the Modern Universal British Traveller C 1760. Handcoloured by Barbara Frith
Good condition. The paper has browned slightly in the borders, but does not affect the image.The bottom left hand edge is un-even, and is 1/8" away from the plate mark.(see image)
Print size 8 1/2" x 13 1/2"
Code CAM 004
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Bridge Connecting the Colleges of St JOHNS, CAMBRIDGE. Bridge of Sighs.
A Woodblock engraving from Rivers of Great Britain C1892.
Good condition. Text from verso visable in sky.
Handcoloured by Barbara Frith.
Size of image 8 1/4"x 5 1/2"Paper size 10"x 6 7/8"
Code CAM 005
