Collection: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Classification: Prints

Sage, John (Painter)

J. Sage

[approximately 1830]

Mrs. Stewart's concert Hanover Square

[1789]

Valentine card

mid-19th century

Macdonald, Thomas (Engraver)

Thomas Macdonald, sketch maker & designer

[approximately 1880?]

Panorama (Leicester Square, London, England)

Panorama, Leicester Square

1805

Panorama, Leicester-Square

[1793]

[Victorian pop-up Valentines Card]

[approximately 1875]

[One cut-paper work]

[approximately 1880]

Castell Brothers (Firm : London, England)

May Christmas bring you many blessings

[1880?]

[Birthday card with floral illustration]

[approximately 1874]

A heart that boasts a tender flame, sincere and constant too

mid-19th century

Caddy, John Herbert, 1801–1883

Scenery of the Windward & Leeward Islands

[1837]

St. John Ambulance Association

Triangular bandage, printed with illustrations of bandage use

approximately 1920

The Crystal Palace in Hyde Park

[1851]

Whitbread and Company

The Harrow, Wateringbury

[between 1949 and 1955]

Potter, John (Hatter)

Potter, No. 22, Old Bond Street, late foreman to Mr. Breach, hatter to Their Majesties

[approximately 1816]

Dempsey & Carroll

Prince Albert

between 1878 and 1900?

Kipling, Rudyard, 1865–1936

The absent minded beggar

c1899

Barker, Henry Aston, 1774–1856

Explanation of the view of the splendid victory gained by the Marquis of Wellington over the French army, consisting of 65,000 men, commanded by Joseph Bonaparte, on the plains of Vittoria

1814

The Illustrated London news Colosseum view of London

[1843]

George Wostenholm & Son (Sheffield, England)

Geo. Wostenholm & Son's, Ltd.

[not before 1875]

Cavanders, Ltd. (Firm)

Ancient Chinese

[1926]

Leighton, George Cargill, 1826–1895

Grand architectural panorama of London

1849

Savoy Hotel (London, England)

Savoy Hotel

[192-?]

A faithful tribute of affection! To my love

mid-19th century

Valentine card

mid-19th century

Dearest name thee happy time that I in truth may all you mine

mid-19th century

May nothing cloud your Xmas day, or interrupt its glee, but may its joys con-neck-tie-dly be collared all by thee!

[approximately 1875?]

J. R. Jaffray & Son (Firm : New York)

The prize embroidery from the World Fair, 1851 will be exhibited from 1st, February to 1st, May 1852 : Messrs. J. R. Jaffray & Sons, 73, Broadway, New York

1851

A lady's ticket for the anniversary sermon of the Small Pox Hospital

[1752]

[Folded sheet of stationery with engraved satirical vignette at top]

Octr 11, [18]51

Aglio, Agostino, 1777–1857

[Six views of Hastings]

Novr. 1, 1823

Madras

[1832?]

The gift receive the deed approved ..

mid-19th century

What gives us comfort in this world of woe? ..

mid-19th century

In loving memory of George Bye

1895

Love has triumphed

mid-19th century

Crane, Walter, 1845–1915

The Graphic

[1876?]

Constant as the sun in heaven above, this heart that thou has won will be to see in love

mid-19th century

Clark, John Heaviside, approximately 1770–1863

Myriorama

[1824]

Winstanley, Henry, 1644–1703

1670s?]

Furness, F.

F. Furness, painter and gilder

[between 1826 and 1840?]

Twelve remarkable views in North America and West Indies

[between 1771 and 1785]

Phillips, Nicholas

Four details from a suit of armour

[1979]

R. M

The Mars and the L'Hercule, April 21, 1798

1799

Soffe's panoramic representation of the grand procession on the day of the Queen's coronation

[1838]

T. Daft & Son (Birmingham, England)

T. Daft & Son, manufacturers of metallic hot-houses and every description of horticultural buildings

approximately 1850

Bailie Nicol Javie Hotel (Aberfoyle, Scotland)

Bailie Nicol Javie Hotel, Aberfoyle

[188-?]

In affectionate remembance of Euphemia Froude, who died October 29th, 1897

1897

Daniell, Thomas, 1749–1840

[Views in Calcutta]

1786-1788

Rawlings, James, active 1862

Rawlings' patent boot and shoe cleaning machine

1862?

Westminster Hotel (Chester, England)

The Westminster Hotel

[189-?]

I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well

mid-19th century

Hughes, S. H.

Panoramic view round the Regent's park

1831

Boys Clothing House (London, England)

The Boys Clothing House, A.B. Joseph & Co.

[approximately 1864?]

Clark, John Heaviside, approximately 1770–1863

Panorama of the Thames from London to Richmond

[1824]

Sincere good wishes for Christmas

[1880?]

I wait a return of thy love

mid-19th century

This small tribute, dearest, take keep it for thy lovers sake ..

mid-19th century

A tribute to beautiful love!

1844

By penning these misc lines, to prove a pledge of my unceasing love ..

mid-19th century

Stanley, C. (Portraitist)

A correct likeness, handsomely framed, in one minute, for one shilling

[approximately 1820?]

May mutual loves count us blest

mid-19th century

To be seen alive!

[1824?]

Dearest name the happy time, that I in truth may call you mine

mid-19th century

[Silver metallic cut paper album card]

[approximately 1880]

Sansom, Francis, active 1784–1799

Pigmy revels, or, All alive at Lilliput

1800-1801

Lawrence & Co. (London, England)

Lawrence & Co.'s cheap clothing establishment

[not before 1882]

To be disposed of

[approximately 1850]

In loving memory of Frederick Charles

1911

I am thine love

mid-19th century

S.A., her book

approximately 1920?

Visit of Her Most Gracious Majesty The Queen to the City of Liverpool

1886

Basebé, Charles Jones, approximately 1818–1880

The cabinet

[1841?]

Nattes, John Claude, 1765?-1822

Monsieur Nattes, no. 41, Charles Street, Westminster

[approximately 1781?]

I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well

mid-19th century

We must be united!

mid-19th century

Rawstorne, John, 1761?-1832

Rawstorne, architect, Birmingham

approximately 1800

Angelo, Henry, 1780–1852

Angelo's infantry sword exercise

Octr. 1, 1816

Roberts

Spurgeon's

[approximately 1870]

Daniell, William, 1769–1837

To George Dance Esquire R.A., architect to the city of London, &c., these six views of the metropolis of the British Empire are respectfully dedicated

January 1st, 1805