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The Face of Britain. Lancashire and the Pennines.
A survey of Lancashire and parts of Northumberland and Durham Cumberland Westmorland and Yorkshire. By Frank Singleton.

1952. Published by B. T. Batsford Ltd London. New York. Toronto. Sydney.

OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.25x5.25 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 7x4 Inches. 18x10 Cms

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17th-century houses at MELLING in the Lune Valley. Lancashire.
Brougham Castle and the River Eamont. Westmorland.
Castle Bolton and Wensleydale Yorkshire.
DUFTON. Westmorland with Dufton Pike in the background.
Furness Abbey near Dalton Lancashire and the ruins of the 12th century Cistercian Abbey.
Gordale Scar. Yorks. From the painting by James Ward.
Hebden Bridge. Yorks.
Knowsley Hall Lancashire the East front. The South portico (right) erected in 1731-1737.
Liverpool from the Mersey with the Royal Liver Building in the centre.
Morecambe Lancashire looking across the bay to the hills of Lakeland.
Nappa Hall a 15th century fortified house in Wensleydale.
Richmond Yorks, looking down towards the river.
Skipton Castle. Yorks.
The village of THWAITE, in Swaledale. Yorkshire.
Wharfedale looking upstream from Bolton Abbey.
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TIBET and NEPAL

 Painted and described by Arnold Henry Savage Landor.
Landor (Born 1865 – 26 December 1924) was an English explorer, writer and artist who was born in born in Florence Italy,
He was the grandson of the famous poet, Walter Savage Landor.
This series records Henry Landor's exploration of the Himalayas.

1905. PUBLISHED BY A & C BLACK. SOHO SQUARE. LONDON. W.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.5x6 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 5.5x4.5 Inches. 14x11 Cms

The illustration on the left shows the Author Camp in Nepal.
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A brigand. Tibet.
A DARAMSALLA. Type of mountain shelter in the Himalayas. N.W. Nepal. On the highway to Tibet.
A lama standard bearer.
A little boy learning to pray. Tibet.
A MOMENT OF SUSPENSE. Hauling a horse across a ravine.
A NEPALESE LADY
A NEPALESE SHOKA.
A NEPALESE WOMAN
A picturesque old fellow.
A race for the KATA. Tibet. [ A khata, khada, khadag, or hada  is a traditional ceremonial scarf common in Tibetan and Mongolian culture. It symbolizes purity and compassion. It is usually made of silk. Tibetan khatas are usually white symbolising the pure heart of the giver,  though it is quite common to find yellow gold khatas as well. Wikipedia]
A SET OF 11 MOUNTAINEERING PRINT. Himalayas.
A SET OF 12 HIMALAYAN LANDSCAPE VIEWS ETC.
A Tibetan camp of black tents.
A Tibetan girl.
A Tibetan lady.
A Tibetan spy in the disguise of a beggar approaching the author's camp.
A TYPICAL NATIVE OF N. W. NEPAL
A typical Tibetan.
A weird old man of North West Nepal.
An ambidexter Lama sculptor carving an inscription on the face of a rock.
AN AWKWARD MOMENT. Horse slips on mountain path.
An old lady and her prayer wheel. Tibet.
Chakzal. Chakzal. The Tibetan salutation consisting putting out the tongue to its full length.
Flying prayers and a Mani wall. The wall is constructed of stones on each side of which is inscribed a prayer. In the foreground a woman is weaving on one of the small portable looms.
Goats carrying loads of borax. [ Borax, also known as sodium borate, sodium tetraborate, or disodium tetraborate, is an important boron compound, a mineral, and a salt of boric acid. It is usually a white powder consisting of soft colorless crystals that dissolve easily in water. Borax has a wide variety of uses. It is a component of many detergents, cosmetics, and enamel glazes. It is also used to make buffer solutions in biochemistry, as a fire retardant, as an anti-fungal compound for fiberglass, as an insecticide, as a flux in metallurgy, a texturing agent in cooking, and as a precursor for other boron compounds. Wikipedia]
Interior of a Tibetan tent. Showing churn for mixing tea with butter.
RED LAMAS
The interior of Tibetan temple. Worshippers circumambulating the inner enclosure lying flat full length. Minor blemishes to the tissue guard not effecting the Title Text.
THE SACRED SWINGS OF DEBI DHURA. The 'stone of luck' is to be noticed beyond the first swing.
The sacrifice of a yak. At the death of a tribesman the animal is precipitated from a high cliff on which it has being driven.
Tibetan baby girl.
Tibetan boy in his gold embroidered hat.
Tibetan dance with sword and Kata (veil of friendship).
Tibetan dogs.
Tibetan games. Stone throwing.
Tibetan goat.
TIBETAN MAN SPINNING WOOL. Textiles.
Tibetan soldier at target practice.
Tibetan woman of the commoner class.
Tibetan woman using a sling for throwing stones.
Tibetan women cleaning wool. Textiles
Tibetan women weaving. Textiles.
Tobogganing made easy. Tibet.
Woman and child praying before a shrine inside a tent.
Yaks and ponies conveying wool across the frontier. (Textiles)
YELLOW LAMAS WITH PRAYER WHEELS.
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SHAKESPEARE'S COUNTRY
 By John Russell. Illustrated by Photographs and Prints. Fourth Revised Edition. Russell was born 1901, dies 1990. Educated at Magdalen College, Oxford, he wrote this, his first book at age 23. He went on to become Art Critic for the Sunday Times in the UK and also for the New York Times.
PUBLISHED 1949BY B. T. BATSFORD LTD.
London. New York. Toronto, Sydney.

OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.25x5 Inches
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The illustration on the left shows Welford on Avon. Warwickshire.
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Cheltenham below its encircling hills.
Details of West Worcestershire and the adjoining parts from Herefordshire from the 16th century Sheldon tapestry map of Warwickshire and Worcestershire, woven hat Barchester by Robert Hicks. In the Bodleian library.
Farming prospect at Pendock on the Severn Avon plain. [Pendock is a village and civil parish in the Malvern Hills District in the county of Worcestershire, England, situated about halfway between Tewkesbury and Ledbury. Wikipedia]
Friar Street. Worcester.
From the Cotswold Escarpment above Staverton looking to Bredon Hill and the Malverns. Detail of an Oil Painting by G. W. Mote. 1862
Gloucester. The Cathedral tower from Miller's Green.
House in the High Street. Tewkesbury. Gloucestershire.
Lapworth Church. Warwickshire.
Pastures at Snitterfield. Where Richard Shakespeare lived in 4 reigns. Near Stratford. Warwickshire
Preston on Stour. Warwickshire. By Sidney R Jones.
Tewkesbury Abbey. Gloucestershire.
The Avon and Bredon Hill with Bredon spire - right edge. Worcestershire
The Avon by the church, Stratford. Warwickshire.
The entrance front and Perron, Hagley. A perron is an outdoor staircase. [ Hagley is a village and civil parish on the northern boundary of Worcestershire, England, near to the towns of Kidderminster and Stourbridge. Wikipedia ]
The entrance front, Eastington Court, Longden, Worcs. From a watercolour by A Troyte Griffith.
The flattened dome of May Hill. A dominant point above Newent. [ May Hill is a hill between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye, whose summit is on the western edge of Gloucestershire, though its northern slopes are in Herefordshire. Wikipedia ]
The Guildhall and Chapel. Stratford. Warwickshire.
The Severn - Avon plane from above Great Malvern. Worcs.
Toddington Manor. Gloucs.
Welford on Avon. Warwickshire.
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NORMANDY by NICO JUNGMAN.

Text by G. E. Mitton. [ Nico Wilhelm Jungmann (Amsterdam, February 5, 1872 - London, August 14, 1935), also known as Nico Jungman, was a Dutch painter of landscapes and figural subjects. He was also a book-illustrator and decorator. Jungmann studied with a church painter and also at the Royal Academy, Amsterdam. He came to London about 1893 on a scholarship and became a naturalized British subject, returning to Holland frequently, to paint in Volendam. As a naturalised Briton, he was interned by German forces during the First World War, which led eventually to the break-up of his marriage. Jungmann made several painting excursions to Brittany and Holland with his friend and fellow-painter Charles W. Bartlett. Wikipedia ]
He was therefore here influenced by the Art Nouveau movement which preceded the Art Deco styles of the 1920's and 1930's.

1905. Published by Adam and Charles BLACK. Soho Square. London.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.5x6 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 5.5x4 Inches. 14x10 Cms

The illustration on the left shows a street in Mont St. Michel.
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A Festival Cap.
A HOLIDAY HEAD DRESS.
A HOTEL COURTYARD. ROUEN
A LITTLE NORMAN GIRL.
A MILK CARRIER.
A Norman Peasant. Knitting. Textiles.
A ROAD NEAR ROUEN.
A seaside resort
A STREET IN GRANVILLE.
HAVRE. Le Havre. Harbour. Boats.
A STREET IN ROUEN.
A STREET VENDOR. FALAISE. Marchard d'ailles
A STREET. MONT ST. MICHEL
AN ANCIENT INN YARD.
An approach to the Abbey. Mont St. Michel.
CAUDEBEC EN CAUX
CHERBOURG. Harbour. Boats.
Cherry Blossom.
Entrance to Mont St. Michel
Fishermen at Fecamp. Fécamp.
Grandmother with granddaughter.
HAVRE. Le Havre. Harbour. Boats.
LA PORTE DU ROI. MONT SAINT MICHEL
LACE MAKING. Textiles
MONT SAINT-MICHEL - SUNSET
NEAR PONT AUDEMER.
OLD HOUSES. ROUEN
QUAI ST CATHERINE. HONFLEUR
RURAL SCENE. Cottage.
ST LO. Saint-Lô.
STARTING FOR THE WASHING SHED.
THE GATEWAY. DIEPPE.
The Harbour at low tide. Granville.
THE QUAY. DIEPPE
THE SPINNING WHEEL. Textiles.
The Street. Mont St. Michel
THE TOWERS OF ST. OUEN.
TIMBER FRAME HOUSE. LISIEUX.
VALLEY OF THE RILLE. [ The Risle (less common: Rille) is a 144 km (89 mi) long river in Normandy, left tributary of the Seine. The river begins in Orne west of L'Aigle, crosses the western part of the department of Eure flowing from south to north and out into the estuary of the Seine on the left bank near Berville-sur-Mer. Its valley is part of the Pays d'Ouche and bounds the regions of the Lieuvin and Roumois.The Risle is regarded as a coastal river. Fishing is common downstream at Pont-Audemer. Wikipedia ]
VIEW FROM THE TOP OF MONT ST. MICHEL
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POMPEII.
PAINTED BY ALBERTO PISA (1864-1936).
Described by W. M. Mackenzie.


Pisa was therefore influenced by the Art Nouveau movement which preceded the Art Deco styles of the 1920's and 1930's.

1910. Published by A. & C. BLACK. London
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.5x6 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 5.5x4 Inches. 14x10 Cms

The illustration on the left shows the Gladiatorial Barracks of the ruined city
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Consular Street. Consular Street (Via Consulare) is from the gate of Herculaneum. Note the Street Fountain. Beyond and behind the fountain is the doorway and façade of the house of the surgeon.
Decorative panel picture. A panel from the house of Vettii: a Cupid drives a chariot towards the dolphins.
ENTRANCE TO THE TRIANGULAR FORUM. (See p.124) In the forground a public fountain. The Street is the Street of Isis, whose temple opens on it further down.
House of Ariadne. Corinthian atrium of the house of Ariadne. There are 16 Ionic columns, the capitals of which bore traces of red and blue. A puteall is shown between two columns on the left. The central basin is 16 feet long by about six wide, and 3'3" deep.
House of Castor and Pollux. Corinthian atrium in the house of Castor and Pollux. Columns and shallow impluvium of tufa coated with stucco. Between the pillars on the left, their the puteal, to right, pedestal of a statue. Behind, the tablinum. To left, corridor leading to the colonnaded garden.
House of the Vettii. Corner of atrium and peristyle in the house of Vettii. There is no Taminum. Behind the corner of the impluvium is the left ala which was used as a wardrobe. The wall decorations are in the Fourth or Intricate style.
In the Triangular Forum. Site of the Greek temple is the Triangular Forum. The south-western aspect of the city is here shown. To the right of the wall of Great Theatre and part of the colonnade.
Peristyle of the house of the Vettii. Peristyle of the house of as restored. The pillars fluted in white stucco had, originally, ornate capitals diversified with colour, like that to the left. The architrave had a white stucco acanthus arabesque in relief on a yellow ground, traces of which may be seen on the left side. The tall pedestal in the garden supports a bust of Bacchus, the other side of which is a bacchante. Traces of painting are still apparent. In the left foreground is ivy trained in the form of a cone, as it is painted on the dado of the wall.
Pompeii. Spring.
Semicircular bench tomb.
Sketch map of Pompeii.
Stabian Street. Looking north. The upper wall of the large theatre is on the extreme left. The recessed space on the left is flanked by the wall of these small theatre. Note the stepping stones and the raised sidewalks.
Temple of Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva in the forum. Beyond the municipal offices at the south end of the forum. In the background, the ridge rising to Monte Sant' Angelo.
The city covered and uncovered. Looking north. Vesuvius is to the right.
The Gladiatorial Barracks. The gladiatorial barracks from the Triangular Forum. The great theatre is to the left. The lofty building in the centre is modern.
The House of the Faun. Atrium of the House of the Dancing Faun. Behind is the tablinum, with its low back wall: beyond the peristyle. To right and left are entrances to the dinibng rooms. The figure on the pedestal of the impluvium is a copy: the original is in the Museum at Naples.
The Stabian Gate. Inner view of the Stabian Gate. Note the paving, ruts and sidewalk, also the construction of the wall.
The Stadium Baths. South-west corner of the Stabian Baths showing part of the colonnade. The original Doric columns of tufa have been covered with stucco and incized lines have taken the place of the flutings. The Capitals have been remodelled. The entablature rested, has is shown, on thick planks, but had also a declaration of stucco reliefs, lightly covered. The wall beyond is adorned with two stories of architectural designs in the Fourth Style, on which figures in stucco relief stand out from a background of red or blue. The open air swimming tank is in the father space behind the great pillar in the foreground, which marks the entrance.
The Street of Tombs. Altar tombs on the road outside the Herculaneum Gate. The nearer is that of Servitia to her husband, "her son's friend".
The Temple of Fortuna Augusta. Basement of the Temple of Fortune and lower end of the Street of Mercury. The triumphal arch is that called of Nero. Beyond is the forum end the tallest pillar in the Temple of Jupiter.
View from Pompeii. Looking south to Monte Sant' Angeloa and Castelamare (Stabiae)
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THE FACE OF BRITAIN. THE FACE OF ULSTER.
Antrim. Londonderry. Fermanagh. Tyrone. Armagh. Monaghan. Cavan. Donegal and Down.
By Denis O'd Hanna


1952. Published by B. T. Batsford Ltd. London. New York. Toronto. Sydney.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.25x5 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 6.5x4 Inches. 16x10 Cms

The illustration on the left shows Georgian Houses along the canal at Newry
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ARMAGH: GEORGIAN HOUSES IN BERESFORD ROW IN THE MALL. 1830. Francis Johnston. Architect
CALEDON, CO. TYRONE: THE GEORGIAN BLOCK (1779). THE COLONNADE WAS ADDED BY NASH. 1812. Thomas Cooley and John Nash, architects.
CARRICKFERGUS CASTLE, CO. ANTRIM, ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 1180-1205.
CASTLECOOLE, CO. FERMANAGH: THE MAIN FRONT (1788). James Wyatt, sebior, Architect. [ James Wyatt RA (August 3, 1746 – September 4, 1813), was an English architect, a rival of Robert Adam in the neoclassical style, who far outdid Adam in his work in the neo-Gothic style. Wikipedia ]
DONEGAL LANDSCAPE, LOOKING INLAND FROM NEAR THE BLOODY FORELAND. MUCKISH IS ON THE LEFT, ERRIGAL ON THE EXTREME RIGHT OF THE LINE OF MOUNTAINS
DONEGAL PATCHWORK, NEAR ARDAS
GLENGARIFF, PERHAPS THE MOST PERFECT OF THE "GLENS OF ANTRIM".
LOOKING DOWN ON THE VILLAGE OF GORTIN. CO. TYRONE.
LOOKING TO SKELMISH (ST. PATRICK'S MOUNTAIN) FROM NEAR BALLYMENA. CO. ANTRIM
NEWRY, COUNTY DOWN: GEORGIAN HOUSES ALONG THE CANAL.
PORTSTEWART. CO. LONDONDERRY: THE INNER HARBOUR
SOUTHWELL SCHOOLS. DOWNPATRICK. BUILT IN 1733
THE ANTRIM COAST. From the painting by Paul Henry R.H.A.
THE FORTIFIED FARMHOUSE OF BELLAGHY BAWN, CO. LONDONDERRY, BUILT BY THE VINTNERS' GUILD ABOUT 1625.
THE MOURNE MOUNTAINS. CO. DOWN. IN THE MIDDLE DISTANCE IS MOUNT PANTHER HOUSE, HOME OF DR. JOHNSON'S FRIEND, MRS DELANY.
THE VILLAGE OF GLENCOE. CO. ANTRIM
WHITE PARK BAY. CO. ANTRIM, WITH THE ISLAND OF RATHLIN BEYOND.
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FROM THE NORTH FORELAND TO PENZANCE.
By Clive Holland. Illustrated by Maurice Randall (1865-1950).
A British Artist who in his early years ran away to sea. It is not therefore surprising that so many of his pictures feature ships and boats.


1908 Published by Chatto & Windus of London
and in New York by Duffield & Company.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 9x6.25 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 5.5x3.75 Inches. 13.5x9.5 Cms

The illustration on the left shows Yachts off Cowes, Isle of Wight.
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A BREEZE OFF THE LIZARD. Cornwall.
BEACHEY HEAD. Lighthouse. Sussex
BRIDPORT. Dorset.
BRIXHAM. Devon.
COWES. Summer. Yacht. Isle of Wight.
CREMILL POINT. PLYMOUTH. Devon.
DARTMOUTH. Devon.
FALMOUTH. FLUSHING SIDE. Cornwall.
FAREHAM. Hampshire.
FISHING FOR MACKEREL OFF EXMOUTH. Devon.
FOWEY. Cornwall
HEAVY WEATHER OFF LAND'S END. Cornwall.
HELFORD CREEK. Cornwall.
KINGSBRIDGE QUAY. Devon.
LOOE. Cornwall
LOW TIDE AT LITTLEHAMPTON. Sussex
LYME REGIS. Dorset.
PENZANCE. Cornwall. Lighthouse.
PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER. Lighthouse. Devon.
POOLE HARBOUR. Dorset.
PORTSMOUTH. ENTRANCE TO THE HARBOUR. Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH. H.M.S. ST. VINCENT. Hampshire
SOUTH FORELAND. Lighthouse. Kent
SOUTHAMPTON. Ships. Liners. Tugs. Hampshire.
ST. ANTHONY'S LIGHTHOUSE. FALMOUTH. Cornwall
THE NEEDLES. Isle of Wight.
THE NOTHE. WEYMOUTH. Dorset.
THE OUTWARD MAIL. DOVER. Kent
TORQUAY HARBOUR. ENTRANCE. Devon.
YARMOUTH. I.O.W. Isle of Wight.
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KASHMIR
DESCRIBED BY SIR FRANCIS YOUNGHUSBAND K.C.I.E. PAINTED BY MAJOR E. MOLYNEUX D.S.O.
[ Edward Henry Molyneux  Born 5 September 1891 in Hampstead, London – Died 23 March 1974 in Monte Carlo) was a British fashion designer whose fashion house in Paris was in operation from 1919 until 1950. Wikipedia ]

1911 Published by Adam and Charles Black.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 8.5x5.75 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 5.5x4 Inches.
14x10 Cms
The illustration on the left shows A HINDU TEMPLE. SRINAGAR.
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 MAP OF KASHMIR. Map Accompanying 'Kashmir' by Sir Francis Younghusband KCIE & Major E. Molyneux DSO.  OVERALL SIZE 9.5x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE 7.5x6.5 Inches. 19x16.5 Cms. All measurements are approximate.
A BOATMAN AND HIS FAMILY.
A CORNER OF THE VILLAGE OF PAHLGAM. LIDAR VALLEY.
A HINDU TEMPLE. SRINAGAR.
A LADAKI IN SUMMER COSTUME.
A MOUNTAIN FARM HOUSE.
A MOUNTAIN GLEN, BEFORE THE MELTING OF THE SNOWS.
A SRINAGAR BAZAAR.
A TERRACE OF THE NISHAT BAGH.
A WAYSIDE SHRINE.
ABOVE LIDARWAT. LICAR VALLEY
ABOVE THE CAMPING GROUND, SONMARG. SIND VALLEY
ABOVE THE FIFTH BRIDGE. SRINAGAR.
AKBAR'S BRIDGE. KARALLAYAR.
APPROACH TO SRINAGAR.
AT THE RIVER'S EDGE. SRINAGAR.
BRIDGE OF BURBUR SHAH. CHENAR BAGH. SRINAGAR.
DAWN IN THE NULLA
DISTANT VIEW OF NANGA PARBAT FROM THE KAMRI PASS.
EARLY MORNING NEAR PAHLGAM. LIDAR VALLEY.
ENTRANCE TO THE MAR CANAL. Srinagar.
EVENING ON THE DAL LAKE.
FROM THE CIRCULAR ROAD. GULMARG.
GATE OF THE OUTER WALL. HARI PARBAT FORT. SRINAGAR.
GOING TO THE WEDDING. UPPER INDUS VALLEY.
GORGE OF THE SIND VALLEY AT GUGGANGER.
GUGGRIBAL POINTE ON THE DAL LAKE.
IN THE FOREST.
IN THE MAR CANAL. SRINAGAR.
IN THE SIND VALLEY.
KOTWAL FROM NEAR THE DAL DARWAZA.
KOTWAL FROM THE FOREST ABOVE KANGAN. SIND VALLEY.
LAKE SHISHA NAG AT SUNSET.
LAKE SHISHA NAG. LIDAR VALLEY.
LAKE SINSA NAG. LIDAR VALLEY.
LALLA ROOKH'S TOMB. HASSAN ABDAL.
LOOKING DOWN THE GURAIS VALLEY FROM DUDHGAI VILLAGE.
LOTUS LILIES ON THE DAL LAKE. Botanical
MARKET BOATS ON THE MAR CANAL. SRINAGAR.
MOSQUE OF SHAH HAMADAN. SRINAGAR.
MOUNT HARAMOKH FROM THE ERIN NULLAH.
MOUNT KOLAHOI. LIDAR VALLEY
MOUNTAIN MISTS
MOUTH OF THE SIND VALLEY.
NEAR THE KOLAHOI GLACIER. LIDAR VALLEY.
ON THE CIRCULAR ROAD. GULMARG.
ON THE DAL LAKE IN SPRING.
RAMPUR. JHELUM VALLEY ROAD.
RUINED GATEWAY OF MARTAND.
RUINED TEMPLES OF AVANTIPUR.
RUINS OF LALLA ROOKH'S GARDENS. LAKE MANASBAL.
RUINS OF TEMPLES. WANGAT. SIND VALLEY.
SHALIMAR GARDENS. 
SHAWL MERCHANT'S SHOPS. THIRD BRIDGE. SRINAGAR. Textiles
SPRING FLOODS IN THE KUTICAL CANAL. SRINAGAR.
SPRING IN KASHMIR. Colourful flowers
SUNSET ON THE JHELUM. ABOVE SPRINGAR
SUNSET ON THE WULAR LAKE.
THE CAMPING GROUND AT LIARWAT.
THE FROZEN LAKE, HANGABAL.
THE KAJNAG FROM SPOUR. EARLY SPRING
THE LAND OF ROSES.
THE LUL BEFORE THE STORM. DAL LAKE.
THE NISHAT BAGH.
THE RESIDENCY AND CLUB. SRINAGAR.
THE RUINS OF MARTAND.
THE TAKHT-I-SULIMAN FROM THE RESIDENCY GARDEN. Botanicals.
THE TANNIN GLEN. LIDAR VALLEY.
THE TEMPLE. CHENAR BAGH.
THE VALLEY OF GURAIS
WILD RHODODENDRONS.
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THE LANDSCAPES OF BRITAIN
By Stephen BONE. (1904-1958) A Landscape painter who during WWII painted such as the Normandy Landings. His style as reflected in this series of prints was largely produced during the Art Deco period.

1949 Edition. Published in London by Adam and Charles Black. The book was first printed in 1939 under the title ALBION: AN ARTIST'S BRITAIN.
 OVERALL SIZE including margins: Approx. 9.5x7.25 Inches
IMAGE SIZE (The Series Size Varies): Mostly Approx. 6.5x4.5 Inches. 16.5x11.5 Cms
The illustration on the left shows LYMINGTON. Hampshire.
See below for full list of plates.
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ANGLE. PEMBROKESHIRE MFE [ Angle is a village and Community located on a narrow peninsula on the very southwest tip of Wales in Pembrokeshire. It has two public houses, a school, post office, a castle, St Mary's church and a sandy beach to the west of the village. The nearest viable rail station is Pembroke, from where there is a bus link. The Angle lifeboat received silver medals in 1878 rescuing the crew of the Loch Shiel on rocks near Thorn Island which carried cases of whisky. Wikipedia]
APRIL IN CARMARTHENSHIRE.
BOODLE'S. ST. JAMES'S. London. [ Boodle's is a London gentlemen's club, founded in 1762, at 49-51 Pall Mall, London by Lord Shelburne the future Marquess of Lansdowne and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and the club came to be known after the name of its head waiter Edward Boodle. In 1782 Boodle's took over the "Savoir Vivre" club house at 28 St. James's Street, London and has been located there ever since. The club-house was designed by John Crunden in 1775 and the ground floor was refurbished by John Buonarotti Papworth between 1821 and 1834. Wikipedia ]
CALDEY ISLAND FROM LYDSTEP. PEMBROKESHIRE
CHALK FARM. LONDON N.W.1. Train.
CROMER SANDS. Norfolk
DINGWALL. ROSSSHIRE.
DRIFTERS AT YARMOUTH. Norfolk.
HARLECH. Wales
LEEDS. Yorkshire.
LOW TIDE. SCARBOROUGH. Yorkshire.
LYMINGTON. HAMPSHIRE.
POXWELL. DORSET. [ Poxwell (or Pokeswell as it is pronounced and often found written), is a hamlet in South Dorset located approximately 6 miles east of Weymouth. The current population of the village is around 50. The name originates from the ‘Pokes well’ – a well dating from the period when occupied by the Romans in the 1st century which is located on a hillside in the village. In 1989, English Heritage excavated a site nearby to this and found ruins of a settlement dating to around the same period, in which various artefacts were found. Wikipedia ]
SEPTEMBER EVENING. ANGLE. Pembrokeshire. [Angle is a village and Community located on a narrow peninsula on the very southwest tip of Wales in Pembrokeshire. It has two public houses, a school, post office, a castle, St Mary's church and a sandy beach to the west of the village. The nearest viable rail station is Pembroke, from where there is a bus link. The Angle lifeboat received silver medals in 1878 rescuing the crew of the Loch Shiel on rocks near Thorn Island which carried cases of whisky. Wikipedia ]
SNOW IN GELN DOCHART. [ Glen Dochart in Perthshire, Scottish Highlands is a glen which runs from Crianlarich eastwards to Killin, following the course of the River Dochart as it flows through Loch Dochart and Loch Iubhair. It is met by Glen Ogle at Lix Toll. Wikipedia ]
SPRING IN THE NEW FOREST. Hampshire
THE KYLE OF TONGUE. SUTHERLANDSHIRE.
THE MARCH DYKE. CAINSNORE OF CARSPHAIRN. Dumfries & Galloway
UNLOADING AUSTRALIAN WHEAT. London Docks.
WALTON ON THAMES. Surrey.
WESTMINSTER. London.
WET ROOFS. ARDROSSAN. AYRSHIRE.
WINTER DUSK. KNARESBOROUGH. Yorkshire
WINTER MORNING IN THE FARMYARD. WEST HUNTON. Norfolk

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