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Lot 480
Willie Rodger RSA (Scottish b1930), Three large limited edition lithographic prints, "Glasgow Fish Market from The South,' Artist Proof, 58cm x 86cm, "Black Friday," A/P, 70cm x 70cm, and "The Palace, Stirling Castle, 5/25, 60cm x 86cm, all signed, numbered and titled in pencil, beech framed.
Lot 916
MORANT (Rev. P.) The History and Antiquities of the County of Essex . . . First Edition, 2 vols. engraved & folded county map, 8 folded maps of the hundreds, a folded plan & 22 other copper plates; 19th cent. half morocco & cloth, folio. 1768. * the principal antiquarian history; includes (as published) the revised Colchester text - with the North Prospect view & the detailed plan of the Borough; an EXTRA ILLUSTRATED set, with some 150 additional prints & maps inserted direct or mounted to size - including Buck's large views (ca. 1736), Weale's full- page engravings - some lithographed & coloured (1840s), Hooper's 18th cent. 'antiquarian' copper plates with letterpress, & Dawson's boundary maps (1840s); a handlist of items in these categories available on request
Lot 2173
Published 1902 AD. A series of fifty-one (plus frontispiece) works by Henry-Louis Dupray depicting notable British battles and campaigns with explanatory text by William Maxwell, each plate with tissue guard imprinted with annotated arms and armour details relevant to the associated battle or campaign by Louis Edwards and L. M. Hehner; the battles including: Hastings (1066), death of Richard I (1199), Crecy (1346), Agincourt (1415), Marston Moor (1644), Blenheim (1704), Quebec (1759), Aboukir (1801), Trafalgar (1805), Badajoz (1812), Vittoria (1813), Quatre Bras (1815), Le Haye Sainte (1815), Waterloo (1815), Alma (1854), Inkerman (1954), Balaclava (1854), Sebastopol (1855), Rorke's Drift (1879), Kandahar (1879), Alexandria (1882), Omdurman (1898), Mafeking (1900), Peking siege (1901), with others. 2.4 kg, 44x31cm (17 1/4 x 12 1/4"). Henry-Louis Dupray (1841-1909) was a famous French artist, known for his depictions of battles and military subjects; the prints in this volume, published to celebrate the coronation of Edward VII in 1902, are often to be seen offered individually at prices of up to £75 each. [No Reserve] Fine condition; hinges slightly weak, paper lightly browned, all plates clean. Rare.
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