The principal Idols. England. 1748.

"VICTORY OF TRAFALGAR" PRINTDated 1843After Robert Dodd (England, 1748-1815).21" x 30.5" sight. Framed 22.5" x 32".

"The Road from London to Montgomery in North Wales" Copper Engraved Map Published 1719, London for "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales" by John Ogilby and John Senex. Pap

"The Road from London to Montgomery in North Wales" Copper Engraved Map Published 1719, London for "An Actual Survey of all the Principal Roads of England and Wales" by John Ogilby and John Senex. Pap

Bowen, Emanuel. BRITANNIA DEPICTA OR OGILBY IMPROV'D; BEING A CORRECT COPPY OF MR. OGILBY'S ACTUAL SURVEY OF ALL YE DIRECT & PRINCIPAL CROSS ROADS IN ENGLAND AND WALES. London: Tho. Bowles, 1720. 8vo.

"A New Most Accurate & Complete Map of all the Direct and the Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales". Original detailed map shows distances of major roadways across England and Wales, measured in

“Cary’s New Itinerary or an Accurate Delineation of the Great Roads both Direct and Cross Throughout England and Wales With Many Principal Roads in Scotland”, by John Cary, London (1802). New bi

Early framed map "An / Accurate MAP . of / ENGLAND and WALES / with / The Principal Roads from the beft / AUTHORITIES". Engraving on rag paper, plated #7 for Carey's American Edition Guthries Improved

England, late 15th-early 16th century A.D. A king Henry VII or VIII coin-shaped trade weight with concentric circular grooves to the perimeter, stamped with the letter 'h' to one face. Cf. The British

1. A Synopsis, or General View of the Principal Theories or Doctrines of Diseases...By William Currie...Philadelphia. 1815. First Edition. 172 pp. 8 vol. Full flame calf binding, worn and scuffed. Spi

A Plan of the Town of New Haven 1748. By C. Currier 33 Spruce St. NY. Opening size: 21", W 15-1/4". Frame size: H 23", W 17". Some staining and old repaired tears. Collection of Laura Mitler. Please s

1748 rare book - IL BACCO IN TOSCANA - Franceso Redi. 216 pages. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. From the estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and Sophie Coe. New Haven,

1) A Commentary Upon all the Prophets both Great and Small by John Mayer, Doctor of Divinity. Printed by Abraham Miller and Ellen Cotes,1652 London. p. 850 with an additional table of the principal he

RARE Royal Winton Grimwades collectible  "Uncle Sam" Character Jug with dollar sign handle ~ Made in England Measures 8" x 8"

Antique Kensington Pottery Picher England, measures 8" x 5"

PITCHER A Meakin Blue on White Tonquin Staffordshire England , Measures 6" x 6" x 7"

Antique Copeland porcelain picher england, Measures 10†x 7,5â€

Harrison & Co. Picturesque Views of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in England and Wales, by the most Eminent British Artists. London: Harrison & Co., 1786-88. Oblong 4to, engraved titl

Title: That part of America which was… New England NY St Lawrence. GENTS MAG 1757 map Description: A map of that part of America which was the principal seat of war in 1756' by Unattributed (175

"The Chief of the Saxon Idols are thus depicted from Verstegan to Oblige ye Curious" Engraved by James Basire. Copper Plate Published 1732-51, London for "The History of England" by Paul Rapin de Thoy

America, 18th century. An early map of the eastern coast, detailing New England, New York, and more. No maker marks present. Overall good condition; complete on laid paper.

1821 Carey & Lea map of England. Full original hand coloring. Geographical and Statistical Map of England (Cartouche: England & Wales divided into Circuits & Counties with the Principal High Roads). F

Title: A Map of that part of America which was the Principal Seat of War in 1756. Map ranges from Pennsylvania to the Canadian border. Country of Origin: United States

The November 1748 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages and one folding plate of Idols of the Saxons with accompanying article. Much else including science and u

England, 18th century. A hand-colored aquatint etching of St. Paul's, published and made by Thomas Malton the younger (1748 - 1804). Overall good condition; approx. 1 inch vertical tear from bot