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18729441872. Wood-engraving. 190mm by 270mm sheet. 'Wreck of the Young Australia on Moreton Island Queensland'<br /> Wood-engraving from the 'Illustrated London News'. Text on the reverse. unknown
185823121858. Wood-engraving. 150mm by 240mm image. 'Wellington New Zealand - From a Photograph by Mr Swan'<br /> Wood-engraving from 'The Illustrated London News'. Text on the reverse as issued.Light crease over top left corner. unknown
186068833London 1860. Folio. Samtidige skinnryggbind. 632 ; 2 638 s. Illustrert med flere hundre trestikk hvorav mange helsides. Med 10 hvorav åtte foldede farvelitografier. Printed & published by Geroge C. Leighton Engelsk. <br/><br/><em>Blant de kolorerte litografiene er et foldet av Niagarafallene et foldet kart av Italia og Sveits et av Napolon III ved slaget ved Solferino Napoligolfen m. fl. Noen av trestikkene også med norsk interesse bl. a. kroningen av Carl XV. Ryggene noe tørre. </em> unknown
186368836London 1863. Folio. Samtidig skinnryggbind. 628 ; 684 s. Med hundrevis av trestikk hvorav mange helsides. Med fire foldede farvelitografier. Engelsk. <br/><br/><em>Med en rekke illustrasjoner og artikler fra konflikten mellom Danmark og Preussen om Garibaldis besøk i London om trehundreårsjubileet for William Shakespeare. Farvelitografiene med små rifter et med en liten skade i selve motivet. Ryggen i første bind reparert. </em> unknown
186368835London 1863. Folio. Samtidig skinnryggbind. 708 ; 668 s. Med hundrevis av trestikk. Med seks foldede farvelitografier. . <br/><br/><em>Med en rekke illustrasjoner og artikler angående Danmark - pga. prinsesse Alexandras forestående bryllup med prinsen av Wales. De foldede farveplansjer med enkelte små rifter. </em> unknown
185865252London. 1858. Two attractive views one of Milan with significant buildings and villas named the other of Genoa Harbour from the Victorian weekly journal 'The Illustrated London News'. Size:370 x 525 mm. Wood engraving with later hand colour. Good condition. Folds. unknown
1874R320116441Editions Jouaust. 1874. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Intérieur acceptable. 103 pages - bandeaux, lettrines et culs de lampe en noir et blanc - coiffes abîmées - dos fendu - plats tâchés - petite déchirure sur le 1er plat - une gravure en noir et blanc sous serpente en début d'ouvrage.. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.01-Nouvelles
1898RO40031865Lemerre. 1898. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 316 pages,. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.01-Nouvelles
1887121331887 Paris, Tresse et Stock, sans dagte ( 1887); in-18 de VIpp- (1) f. - 285pp. - (1)f. blanc.; bradel à coins de percaline bleu clair, titre doré au dos sur étiquette de maroquin vieux rouge Edition originale (cf. Vicaire VII-1092)
186524211865. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 275mm sheet. Top image titled - 'The Fatal Accident at Rednal on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway'<br /> Lower image titled - 'Scene of the Fatal Accident at Staplehurst on the South-Eastern Railway'Charles Dickens was a survivor of the Staplehurst crash.Related and unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
1827R320081188LEDENTU. 1827. In-12. Relié demi-cuir. Etat d'usage, Plats abîmés, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. 384 pages - 1 dechirure en page 9-8 - Frontispice en noir et blanc - 1 etiquette collée en 1er contre-plat - TRanches japsées bleues - Plats tres frottés - Nombreuses epidermures - titre, tomaison et roulettes dorés au dos - sur 2 pieces de titre rouges.. . . . Classification Dewey : 843.01-Nouvelles
1883WOC-1986Frontispice de Felix Regamey et quelques vignettes. Paris, C. Marpon et E. Flammarion, Éditeurs, 1883. In-12 (19x2,5x14cm) relié demi chagrin marron foncé, dos nerfs souligné d'un trait doré, nom et titre dorés, non rogné. 297pp. + table (erreur de pagination sur la table 414).
18595111859. Wood-engraving. 400mm by 545mm sheet. Related and unrelated text on the reverse.<br /> Centre-fold as issued. Some cockling to sheet. unknown
187930011879. Wood-engraving. 270mm by 295mm sheet. Full-page illustration from 'The Illustrated London News'. Unrelated text on the reverse. unknown
188928561889. Photogravure. 265mm by 220mm image 400mm by 280mm sheet. A pair of rowing photogravures from 'The Illustrated London News' depicting the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Crews. Unrelated text below the image and on the reverse. unknown
186431724New York: The American News Co 1864. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. 11; 72 pages; 5. Original wraps with covers rebound in Gray paper covered boards with blue cloth spine. Gilt title "Almanac" on the upper spine. "J E Boos" in gilt letters stamped on lower spine. Light scattered foxing and toning to the contents. <br /> <br /> Bound with the Almanac preceding the front wrap is an essay titled: "An Old House Near An Old Dead Canal" by J. E. Boos Albany New York 1931. Following the last page of the Almanac are 5 bound in additional leaves of which 3 are blank. A receipt dated July 27th 1879 is pasted down on one of the pages for Adam Van Vraken donation of $66 to the poor. Another page has a pasted down blank Justice of the Peace form printed by "Websters & Skinners at their bookstore in the White House corner of State & Pearl Streets Albany". <br /> <br /> The essay in front contains 6 typed one-sided pages 3 photograph plates and one pasted down photograph of an old house Vranken's house. Page 1 of the narrative has a small circle photograph in the body of the text. Photograph plates include a floral arrangement frontispiece; The First Bridge between Schenectady and Scotia; and Some Horace Greeley 1872 Campaign Pins. <br /> <br /> In his short narrative Boos recounts a visit to the abandoned house that once belonged to Adam Van Vranken. He writes about the condition of dilapidated house describing plaster on the floors the roof falling in scattered toys and pieces of clothing a torn Courier and Ives print wreck of a Boston Rocker a paper box holding locks of children's hair papers scattered about and much more. He takes the Almanac as a souvenir: "I picked from under a pile an old Almanac that had been printed by the White Coated Philosopher Horace Greeley. I decided to carry it away before wet and mold caught up with it because it was sold when Abraham Lincoln was President in the year of his second inaugural and at the time of the ending of the Civil War." <br /> <br /> "J. E. Boos October 1931" inscription is located bottom of the last narrative page before the front wrap of the Almanac. The American News Co hardcover
18696334London 1869. Wood engraving 34 x 51 cms modern hand-colour English text on verso. Print unknown
1864WRCAM54026Richmond: Ayres & Wade 1864. Forty-four issues of 110 most 8pp. each. Folio. Old fold lines and light wear. Separations along gutter vertical folds. Some light tanning and soiling scattered foxing and wear. Some issues lightly dampstained. Many issues trimmed at gutter margin creating loose sheets. Still very good overall. THE SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED NEWS was the Civil War South's answer to northern publications such as HARPER'S WEEKLY. A pictorial paper it printed portraits and biographies of important military leaders political cartoons mocking President Lincoln and other northern figures as well as literary tidbits. The paper ran from Sept. 13 1862 to Feb. 4 1865 and was published weekly. Through 1863 issues were eight pages in length but into 1864 issues were more often four pages or sometimes skipped entirely and only published every other week. <br> <br> The quality of the publication and its illustration were rather crude by comparison with the North's offerings. The publishers advertised several times for expert engravers but never seem to have found any to take up the job. Nevertheless each issue contains cartoons and portraits of famous generals and officers along with literary works a few advertisements theatre and literature critiques and the news of the day though often several days behind. The back page of each issue advertises literary works now available or recently off the press maps of the war and different plays and shows coming up. One cartoon shows a downcast President Lincoln as Julius Caesar with a black Brutus; another shows the pleasant conditions for Union soldiers at Belle Isle Confederate Prison as opposed to the isolation and unhappiness of Confederate soldiers imprisoned in Ohio. Still a further illustration shows a dead man sprawled across a coffin captioned: "The Fate of a Deserter." The NEWS not surprisingly published with a pro-southern bias even to the point of declaring the Battle of Gettysburg to be a great Confederate victory. <br> <br> Publication only became more difficult as the months passed. Legend has it that in 1864 several issues were printed with shoe polish rather than proper printing ink due to shortages not borne out by an examination of existing copies. Paper was also in short supply resulting in shortened or skipped issues. By 1865 with the Union Army occupying major southern cities and marching further into the heart of the Confederacy the paper's circulation plummeted and distribution outside of Richmond became next to impossible. Richmond fell to the Union on April 2 1865 which is when the periodical effectively ceased. <br> <br> This excellent run consists of issues spanning from Sept. 20 1862 No. 1:6 through March 5 1864 No. 3:9. The NEWS published forty-two issues in its first volume Sept. 13 1862 to June 27 1863 twenty-five in its second volume June 27 1863 to Dec. 26 1863 and thirty-eight issues in its third Jan. 2 1864 to Dec. 24 1864. There is some confusion about how many issues appeared in 1865. Some sources record the paper running until September 1865 though that is almost certainly wrong; others say the end of March. The Library of Congress website devoted to historical newspapers "Chronicling America" indicates an end date of Sept. 3 1865 but gives the final issue as Volume 4 issue 5 which was published on Feb. 4 1865. Emory University holds a 4:5 dated Feb. 4 1865 the latest we can find listed anywhere and thus probably the actual end of the publication. Assuming this is correct the present run contains forty-four of one hundred ten issues. <br> <br> Issues are rare and representative runs even more so. A wonderful resource for Civil War history. Ayres & Wade unknown books
1900047483London: The London Illustrated News 1900. Hardcover. 4to. Bound in olive cloth. Leather spine label with gilt lettering marbled page edges. Some edgewear endpaper split at hinge but binding sound pencilled game scores to verso of front free endpaper page 233/4 excised contents clean; very good. The London Illustrated News hardcover
1887368733Illustrated London News London 1887. Unframed Print. Very Good Condition. This very large single folded sheet illustration measuring approx. 59 x 83 cms. Tightly trimmed to text at top edge. It does not come with the key list of figures. There is a small neat tear at the left margin with no loss. Minor foxing but essentially a pleasng and uncommonly large print. The Illustrated London News burst onto the scene in 1842 revolutionizing the way people consumed news. For the first time readers could see the world unfold before their eyes not just through words but through stunning engravings and illustrations. From royal coronations to scientific breakthroughs it delivered vivid storytelling that brought global events to life in a way no publication had done before. For over 160 years this pioneering magazine captured the imagination of its audience covering wars discoveries cultural moments and historic milestones. With its bold mix of journalism and artistry it set the standard for illustrated news leaving an enduring legacy that shaped the future of storytelling. This is a genuine original piece carefully removed from the historic volume not a reprint or reproduction! Size: Page size 59 x 83 cms. Category: Illustrated London News; Vintage Prints; Special Interest. This item may require more postage than the rates shown for delivery outside the UK. If extra postage is required we will contact you before processing your order and you will be given the details and option to decline the extra cost. Illustrated London News unknown
186811991868. Wood-engraving. 450mm by 290mm sheet. Charles Perry 1807 - 1891 was the first Anglican bishop of Melbourne.<br /> Front page of 'The Illustrated Sydney News' with portrait engraving of 'The Right Rev. Dr Perry Bishop of Melbourne'.Slight horizontal crease and short tear upper right. Some foxing to edges of the sheet. unknown
18646362London 1864. Wood engraving 23.5 x 34.5 cms modern hand-colour English text on verso. Print unknown
189736780Manitou Springs: n/a 1897. Newspaper. Very good. Newspaper. Approx. 16" x 11.5". 4 pages. Folds and light creases to the paper. Tourist and Travel periodical with articles on Pike's Peak and the Railroad; articles on South Cheyenne Cannon and Manitou Springs. Several advertisements include Native Americans posing for an advertisement for Kodak Company; The Alamo Hotel in Colorado Springs; Rio Grande Railroad; Broadmoor Hotel and Casino; The Windsor Hotel in Denver and many more. n/a unknown
189735237Manitou Springs: n/a 1897. Newspaper. Very good. Newspaper. Approx. 16" x 11.5". 4 pages. Folds and light creases to the paper. Tourist and Travel periodical with articles on Pike's Peak and the Railroad; articles on South Cheyenne Cannon and Manitou Springs. Several advertisements include Native Americans posing for an advertisement for Kodak Company; The Alamo Hotel in Colorado Springs; Rio Grande Railroad; Broadmoor Hotel and Casino; The Windsor Hotel in Denver and many more. n/a unknown
186713281867. Wood-engraving. 405mm by 280mm sheet. 'The Paris International Exhibition - Entrance to the Australian Section / The Queensland Department'<br /> The International Exposition of 1867 was held in Paris from 1 April to 3 November 1867. unknown
