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TROPICAL BIRDS PUBLISHED 1948 OVERALL SIZE: Approx. 9x7 Inches. IMAGE SIZE : Varies
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| 1. LESSER BIRD OF PARADISE. (Paradisea Papuana). Found in New Guinea. |
| 2. GREY CHESTED BIRD OF PARADISE (Paradisea decora) Found in Fergusson Island and Normanby Island of the D'Entrecasteaux Archipelago, eastern Papuan Islands. |
| 3. MAGNIFICENT BIRD OF PARADISE. (Diphyllodes speciosa) Native to New Guinea |
| 4. LESSER SUPERB BIRD OF PARADISE (Lophorina minor). Native to New Guinea. |
| 5. BLUE EYED COCKATOO (Cacatua ophthalmica). The Blue-eyed Cockatoo is endemic to lowland and hill forests of New Britain in Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and it is the only cockatoo in the Bismarck Archipelago. (Wikipedia) |
| 6. LEADBEATER'S COCKATOO (Cacatua Leadbeateri). The Major Mitchell's Cockatoo (Lophochroa leadbeateri) also known as Leadbeater's Cockatoo or Pink Cockatoo, is a medium-sized cockatoo restricted to arid and semi-arid inland areas of Australia. Wikipedia |
| 7. ROSE BREASTED COCKATOO. (Cacatua eos). The Galah ( /ɡəˈlɑː/), Eolophus roseicapilla, also known as the Rose-breasted Cockatoo, Galah Cockatoo, Roseate Cockatoo or Pink and Grey, is one of the most common and widespread cockatoos, and it can be found in open country in almost all parts of mainland Australia. Wikipedia |
| 8. YELLOW BELLIED PARAKEET. (Platycercus flaviventris). Once mainly found in Tasmania. |
| 9. FIERY PARAKEET (Platycercus ignitus). Native to Australia. |
| 10. PENNANT'S PARAKEET (Platycercus Pennatii) Native to Australia. |
| 11. BLUE STREAKED LORY. (Eos Reticulata). Native to Timor in the East Indies. |
| 12. GOULDIAN FINCH ( Amadina Gouldiae). Found in North West Australia. |
| 13. RED BREASTED TOUCAN (Ramphastos dicolorus). Found in south and east Brazil, east Paraguay and north east Argentina. |
| 14. SPOTTED KINGFISHER. (Alcedo guttatus). Found in Tibet + Himalayas. |
| 15. FOUR COLOUR KINGFISHER (Halcyon quadricolor). Found in New Guinea. |
| 16. NEW IRELAND FRUIT PIGEON (Carpophaga rubricera). Found in New Guinea. |
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IRELAND PAINTED BY FRANCIS S WALKER RHA.
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| A CORACLE. Tory Island. The coracle or curragh, varies in shape on various parts of the coast. At Galway it resembles a section of a walnut shell, but in Donegal the high prow is for the purpose of resisting the great waves of this wild Coast. It is very light, without a Keel, and built on a frame with wicker size covered with skin or tarred canvas. It costs about £2. 10 shillings. |
| A DONEGAL HARVEST. |
| A HAPPY HOME. On taking refuge here from a storm, which continued nearly all day, I was hospitably entertained and when I left, neither the good man nor his wife would take any remuneration whatsoever. As a small return, I have endeavoured to give their likenesses in the happy little homestead as I saw it. |
| A HOLY WELL. Tubernalty is situated at the head of Lough Gill under the lea of a richly wooded hill and from it flows a stream of the purest water. On the ground above is a roughly built altar, on which are small statues, vases filled with flowers, and candles in candlesticks. Many pilgrims visit the well and drink the water. Some take off their shoes and headgear, walk round the well three times, then light the candles and say their prayers. |
| A HOME IN ACHILL. In passing over a mountainside in ACHILL, I noticed smoke apparently coming out of the ground. Thinking it was a poteen whisky still, I hurried up and was much disappointed to find it instead only a habitation out of which came five people. It looked like a hole in the ground, but on closer examination I saw it was a hollow roughly roofed over with sods. In the low wall there was a small door which answered the purpose both of a chimney and a window. The People live in this hut look after the sheep and cattle on the hills. It is some miles from the nearest village, and very lonely. The only other sign of human habitation in sight being the roofless ruin of what was once the lodge of the late Capt Boycott. |
| A HOME IN DONEGAL. Lady working at a spinning wheel. Textiles. |
| A MOUNTAIN DWELLING. |
| A VILLAGE IN ACHILL. In the extreme west, situated a few feet above the sea level, is the village of Dookinella. It is often flooded by tide, river and lake and gives an impression of desolation and bare life without hope. The cabins are of the most primitive description and the thatched roofs are weighted down with stones as a precaution against storms. The inhabitants live on small holding rescued from the sea, which is too wild here for fishing and daily carry up after each tide, seaweed to fertilise their farms. When seed time is over, the men migrate to England or Scotland for the harvest, returning in the winter with their earnings, to maintain their families and pay their rents. |
| A woman's task. Along the north coast towards Gweedorel and The Bloody Foreland the absence of men is remarkable. It is the women who carry the turf and dig potatoes, which to those poor cottars is 'breakfast dinner and supper all the year round'. |
| BLARNEY CASTLE. The lovely groves and grounds that surround the castle have more interest for me than the structure itself. However, I thought I must kiss the Blarney Stone, and proceeded to the top of the castle, about 80 feet high. I found the stone was about 4 or 5 feet down from the top and that he would be necessary to stoop over, head down and hold on by bars or be held by the legs. Seeing me hesitate, man asked me 'Are you afraid' '? I am.' 'Well, no man that's afraid ought to go akissing. All kissing should be donesudden: when you hesitate it's serious. Make way for the young lady, she's not afraid.' The feat accomplished, he cried out 'A cheer for the young English lady.' 'No she replied American.' |
| BRAY HEAD. WICKLOW. |
| CARLINGFORD LOUGH. |
| CARRYING TURF. Two baskets of turf every day keep the fire going and they are carried daily in many places from the bog to the house by some of the family, often the women. On one occasion, while resting on a hillside, exhausted by the ascent, I asked a girl with a basket if she did not feel tired carrying such loads. She said she did not and if I got into the basket she would carry me up, an invitation I declined. |
| CASTLE CALDWELL ON THE BORDERS OF LOUIGH ERNE. |
| CATHEDRAL CLIFFS. ACHILL.. The Cathedral Cliffs are only accessible when the tide is out. They are worn into arches and caves by the action of the water, which has given them a remarkable resemblance to Gothic architecture. On the shaded side they look sombre and impressive, but when the sun shines there are varied and brilliant colours in the lichen rocks. |
| CUTTING TURF. This scene is characteristic of bogland in nearly all parts of Ireland. Although nothing can look more desolate than this bog, upon it really depends the existence of the smallholders, who live on the green patches WON from the mountainside. The turf supplies the only fuel they can get. As one of the natives said to me "Well, there's one good thing, although we are sometimes hungry, we are never cold". In many instances the right to cut peat is free to cottagers, but in some cases a charge of ten shillings per annum is exacted. I was told that a man could cut as much in four days as will last his household a year. When peat is cut it is allowed to dry for a short time and is afterwards placed in small heaps. Finally it is stacked ready for use. |
| DEEP SEA FISHING. KILLERY BAY. |
| DELPHI LOUGH. CONNEMARA. |
| EMIGRANTS. The platform of Killarney railway station is usually crowded by visitors of every nationality, attracted by the reputation of its beauties, but when I entered it one day I found it crowded with so many of the natives about to leave it forever, bound for the far West. Some were cheery, others excited, and very few silent. Among the latter was an old couple seeing off their daughter whose trunk was labelled" Boston". They kept up bravely until the train began to move and only then broke down. |
| GLENA MOUNTAIN FROM TORG COTTAGE. Killarney |
| GLENDALOUGH. 'By that lake whose gloomy sshore skylarks never warbled o'er, where the cliff hangs high and steep Youngs St. Kevin stole to sleep.' [Moore]. As additional attraction is lent to the sombre beauty of the Upper Lake Glendalough, by the legend attached St. Kebin's bed, a cavity halfway up the side of the cliffs and difficult to access. Those who achieve this feat are told that if they wish for anything while there it will be granted within the year. |
| HORN HEAD. DONEGAL. Seascape |
| HOSPITALITY. Away from the tourist track, amongst the poor, the frank hospitality which is a feature of the national character is to be found in perfection. Often in the humble cabin one meets with charming manners and learns to understand the full meaning of an Irish welcome. |
| IN GLEN COLUMBKILLE. I understand there are sixteen of these stones in various states of preservation within a radius of 3 miles. During the month of June, pilgrimages are made to the district by great numbers of persons. All the stations are visited and the circuit ends at St Columbia's church and well on the hillside, where each person deposits a stone. The heap has now grown to enormous proportions. |
| INNISFALLEN. Killarney. |
| KILLERY BAY. THE ONLY FJORD IN IRELAND. |
| KILLINEY. VIEW OVER DUBLIN BAY. |
| KILLOWEN. 'Once upon a time the giant Fin MacCoul lived here abouts' |
| KINCORA. Brian Boru's stronghold on the Shannon |
| LISMORE CASTLE. On the River Blackwater. |
| LOUGH ERNE. One of the most beautiful and largest lakes in Ireland. It is more than 20 miles in length and is studded with islets, mostly covered with trees. It is difficult to get an impression of its character and extent except from the high cliffs near Blarney, from which, on a fine day, the islands seem floating on the water. |
| LOUGH GARAGARRY. The lough which is situated on the lower slope of Mangerton mountain, Killarney, forms the end of the wild Glen no Gloghereen. The loogh is sometimes called O'Donaghue's ink bottle from the dark colour of its waters. |
| MARKET DAY. |
| MEENAUNE CLIFFS. ACHILL. Some of the finest in Ireland. This particular one which overhangs its base is one of the wildest and can only be reached at very low tides. To make this sketch I was obliged to place scouts on the far side of the rock, to give notice of the advancing tide, which cuts it off. On enquiring what would happen if I were cut off, the reply was "you would be drowned". |
| MOONLIGHT ON MUCKROSS. Killarney. |
| MOUNT ERRIGAL. Donegal's highest mountain. |
| MOUNT MELLERAY. Cistercian Monastery. |
| MUCKROSS. Killarney. |
| MYRTLE GROVE. One time home of Sir Walter Raleigh. In the garden potatoes first grew in Ireland. |
| NEAR RECESS. CONNEMARA. Fishing. |
| O'SULLIVAN'S PUNCHBOWL. Killarney. |
| REFRESHMENT FOR MAN AND BEAST. At one time a common announcement over an Inn door, but seldom seen now. |
| ROSSTREVOR. Carlingford Bay. |
| SAINT COLUMBKILLE'S CROSS. KELLS. Stands near the foot of the round Tower, the entrance door of which can be seen at the usual height from the ground. There are several crosses in this town, but this is the most perfect. The carvings on it are very interesting, those that seem the clearest "The destruction of Pharaohs host" are on the base. |
| SALMON FISHING. CONNEMARA. |
| SEAL CAVES. ACHILL. |
| SLIEVE LEAGUE ('THE MOUNTAIN OF THE FLAG STONES'). From Bunglass Point the view of the southern face of Slieve League which rises abruptly from the sea of the height of 1889 feet, if once seen, can never be forgotten. The cliffs here are said to be the highest in Europe, and, in the opinion of the late Lord Leighton, who painted them as backgrounds to many of his classic compositions, the most impressive. Donegal. |
| ST MARY'S. YOUGHAL. Interior. Founded in the 13th century as a Franciscan Abbey. |
| STEEPLECHASING. Ireland holds annually most important horse show in Europe and steeplechasing may be said to be its national sport. This sketch was made at Clare Morris. County Mayo. |
| TARA SHOWING THE STATUE OF ST. PATRICK. |
| THE BLOODY BRIDGE. NEAR SLIEVE DONARD. Some 30 miles south of Belfast. |
| THE CHARITY OF THE POOR. Irish proverb "Beg from a Beggar". |
| THE CLADDAGH. |
| THE DARGLE. Near Bray. Wicklow. |
| THE DEVIL'S GEN. WICKLOW. A rocky gorge about 500 feet deep and thickly wooded, through which flows the Vatry River. This sketch was taken at the head of the Glen over the waterfall. |
| THE EAGLE'S NEST. Killarney. |
| THE FOOT OF MANGERTON. Killarney |
| THE GAP OF DUNLOE. |
| THE HEAD OF THE GAP OF DUNLOE. The valley is famous for its echoes. |
| THE MONKS OF MOUNT MELLARY. (Trappists) |
| THE PASS OF KYLEMORE. |
| THE PILLION. In the hilly places of the North and West, where the roads disappear and become paths, the pillion is the usual mode of travelling for women. It is a cushion placed on the back of the horse behind the saddle on which the woman sits sideways, holding onto the man with the arm round his waist and it is surprising at what pace they can go in this awkward position. I was told it is the custom, after marriage at church, when the bride and bridegroom return, for all the other couples who have attended the ceremony to race back to the bride's house, and that, whoever gets there first, welcomes the newly married couple and receives special favours during the festivities. |
| THE PIPER'S VISIT. The travelling musician or neighbour who plays the bagpipes, flute or fiddle is always a welcome guest. His arrival means a dance, often kept up until "cockcrow in the morning". |
| THE QUAY. CORK. |
| THE RIVER LEE. Shandon Church Spire in the distance. |
| THE RIVER SHANNON. Kildare |
| THE ROUND TOWER OF DEVENISH ISLAND. Lough Erne. |
| THE SALMON LEAP AT LEIXLIP ON THE LIFFEY. |
| THE VALE OF AVOCA. The meeting of the rivers Avonmore and Avonbeg in the Vale of Avoca, is the scene of Moore's lines: 'There is not in the wide world a valley so sweet as the vale in whose bosom the bright waters meet'. The Great Tree in the foreground called 'Moore's Oak', under which it is said he composed the verses, is now almostdecayed, through the vandalism of those that have stripped tghe bark to keep it as a memento of their visit. |
| TRAMORE STRAND. Near Tory Island. |
| VIEW FROM THE HILL OF HOWTH. DUBLIN. |
| WASHING DAY IN THE WEST. Laundry work in the west or north of Ireland is done on the border of a running stream, where a turf fire is lighted to boil the water. |
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| CANADA. MARITIME PROVINCES AND NEWFOUNDLAND. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 8.5x5.25 Inches. IMAGE SIZE approx.7.75x4.75 Inches. 20x12 Cms. |
| CANADA. ONTARIO. QUEBEC ETC. Political. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 13x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE approx.12x7.5 Inches. 31x19 Cms. |
| DOMINION OF CANADA. Political. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 14x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE approx.13x7.5 Inches. 33x19 Cms. |
| DOMINION OF CANADA. Geographical and Political. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 14x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE approx.13x7.5 Inches. 33x19 Cms. |
| WEST INDIES AND CENTRAL AMERICA. Political. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 11.5x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE approx.10.5x7.5 Inches. 27x19 Cms. |
| WESTERN CANADA Political. OVERALL SIZE Approx. 13x8.5 Inches. FOLDING. IMAGE SIZE approx.12x7.5 Inches. 31x19 Cms. |
| PLATE 1. SUSSEX VALLEY. NEW BRUNSWICK. |
| PLATE 4. BELMONT NEAR GUYSBORO. NOVA SCOTIA. |
| PLATE 5. QUEBEC: ST LAWRENCE RIVER. Boats. |
| PLATE 8. BOW RIVER FALLS NEAR BANFF. ALBERTA. |
| PLATE 10. MOUNT ASSINIBOINE. ROCKY MOUNTAINS. |
| PLATE 12. CANADA. SCENE IN STANLEY PARK. VANCOUVER, |
| PLATE 13. CANADA. FRUIT ORCHARDS. WINONA. ONTARIO. |
| PLATE 16. CANADA. CYPRESS HILLS. SASKATCHEWAN. |
| PLATE 19. CANADA. GRAND FALL. NEWFOUNDLAND. |
| PLATE 18. CANADA. PARKLAND. SUMMERLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. |
| PLATE 24. CANADA. RED INDIAN FALLS. NEWFOUNDLAND. Canoe. |
| PLATE 25. CARIBBEAN. THE FIRST BOCA. TRINIDAD. |
| PLATE 27. CARIBBEAN. ST. GEORGE'S. GRENADA. |
| PLATE 30. CARIBBEAN. VIEW OF SCOTLAND FROM CHIMBORAZO. BARBADOS. |
| PLATE 32. CARIBBEAN. LAYOU. ST. VINCENT, LEEWARD COAST. (Arrowroot and Cotton cultivation) |
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| A SET OF 40 SMALL PRINTS OF SEA ANIMALS, CORAL,PLANTS ETC. |
| COLOURED CORAL REEF FISH WITH BEAK LIKE JAWS. Holacanthus Tricolour |
| FLYING FISH |
| HAULING A DRIFT NET WITH CATCH OF HERRING. |
| S.S. SALPA: RESEARCH VESSEL OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION |
| SCALLOP SHELLS |
| SHOWING COLOURS OF ANIMALS FROM DIFFERENT DEPTHS, FROM SURFACE DOWNWARDS |
| SPAT OF NATIVE OYSTER ON SCALLOP SHELL. SPAT AND ADULT NATIVE OYSTERS. SPAT AND ADULT PORTUGUESE OYSTERS, |
| THE OCEANS ETC. A Set of 8 small maps relating to the seas, Ocean Currents etc. THE WORLD ACCORDING TO PTOLEMY AD 150. |
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| THE SHIP FROM THE FLYING DUTCHMAN |
| SCENE FROM THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. Who art thou? Dutchman I. |
| FLYING DUTCHMAN. Flying Heavenwards out of the sea. |
| TANNHAUSER AT THE SHRINE OF THE VIRGIN. |
| ELIZABETH PLEADS FOR TANNHAUSER. |
| TANNHAUSER IS LURED BACK TO VENUSBERG |
| TANNHAUSER. THE POPES STAFF PUTS FORTH LEAVES |
| THE COMING OF LOHENGRIN. |
| LOHENGRIN. Telramund and Ortrud on the steps of the Minster. |
| LOHENGRIN. The attack on the bridal chamber. |
| LOHENGRIN. The descent of the Dove. |
| TRISTAN AND ISOLDE. Brangane draws back the curtain. |
| TRISTAN AND ISOLDE. Betrayer! I drink to thee. |
| TRISTAN AND ISOLDE. Tristan: Beloved! |
| TRISTAN AND ISOLDE. Dead together. All are dead. |
| THE MEISTERSINGERS. Walther and Eva at the Church at Nuremberg. |
| THE MEISTERSINGERS. The Night Watchman. |
| THE MEISTERSINGERS. Eva at Sachs the Shoemaker's. |
| THE MEISTERSINGERS. Eva bestows the Laurel Wreath. |
| THE RHINEGOLD. Alherich and the Rhine maidens. |
| THE VALKERIE. Wotan summons Loge to guard Brunnhilde. |
| SIEGFRIED. Siegfried slays the dragon |
| THE DUSK OF THE GODS. Brunnhilde gives herself to the flames. |
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| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: WORLD TWIN HEMISPHERE. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: THE WORLD ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: EUROPE. The continent. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: THE BRITISH ISLES. Old Vintage Map. Orkney + Shetland inset. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: SCOTLAND. Great Britain Northern Part. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: GREAT BRITAIN. Southern Section. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: IRELAND. Eire. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: SWEDEN and NORWAY. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: DENMARK. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: GERMANY NORTH WEST. Old Vintage Map |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: GERMANY SOUTH WEST. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: GERMANY EAST. Prussia. POLAND. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: AUSTRIA. Österreich. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: HUNGARY. Part Czechoslovakia Etc. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: THE NETHERLANDS (Holland). Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: BELGIUM and LUXEMBURG. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: FRANCE NORTH WEST Includes Channel Isles. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: FRANCE NORTH EAST. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: FRANCE SOUTH WEST. Old Vintage Map. |
| Edward STANFORD Circa 1920: FRANCE SOUTH EAST. Cote D'Azur Etc. Old Vintage Map. |
| SPAIN + PORTUGAL. Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| ITALY Italia. North: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| ITALY Italia. South: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920. Malta Inset |
| BALKANS: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920. Greece. Bulgaria. Yugoslavia. Romania. Hungary. Etc |
| GREECE Ελλάδα: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| BULGARIA България: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| BALKANS YUGOSLAVIA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920. Serbia. Croatia. Slovenia. Herzegovina. |
| ROMANIA România: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| CZECHOSLOVAKIA Československo: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| FINLAND Suomi: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD Circa 1920 |
| BALTIC STATES: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Estonia. Latvia. Lithuania. |
| POLAND: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Tear at top right has been repaired verso, not visible on the scan. Price reduced accordingly. |
| EUROPEAN RUSSIA. USSR: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| ASIA The Continent: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| CHINA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| JAPAN + COREA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. (Formosa. Taiwan. Inset) |
| IRAN Persia: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| INDIA NORTH WEST. + Baluchistan: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| INDIA NORTH EAST with BURMA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Bengal. Bangladesh. |
| INDIA SOUTH + SRI LANKA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. (Ceylon) |
| TURKEY + MIDDLE EAST: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Iraq. Syria. Palestine (Israel). Cyprus. Etc |
| ISRAEL Palestine: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| INDO CHINA. SIAM: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Thailand. Malay Peninsula. Cambodia. Vietnam. Etc. |
| EAST INDIES: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Malaysia. Singapore. Sumatra. Java. Borneo. Celebes. Timor. Part Philippines, Vietnam, Etc. |
| AFRICA The Continent: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| EGYPT: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920 |
| NIGERIA. West Africa: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Gold Coast - Ghana. Insets of Sierra Leone. Gambia. |
| CENTRAL EAST AFRICA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Kenya. Uganda. Tanganyika. Tanzania. |
| Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. Northern and Southern Rhodesia. Nyasaland. |
| SOUTH AFRICA: Old vintage map. Edward STANFORD. Circa 1920. RSA. Bechuanaland. Part Zambia. Etc |
| USA: NORTH AMERICA. Old Vintage Map. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford |
| CANADA: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. Includes Newfoundland |
| USA EASTERN: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
| USA WESTERN: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
| CARIBBEAN + CENTRAL AMERICA: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. West Indies |
| SOUTH AMERICA: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
| AUSTRALIA: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
| AUSTRALIA SOUTH EAST: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. Victoria. New South Wales. South Queensland. |
| WESTERN AUSTRALIA: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. The South West portion. |
| NEW ZEALAND: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
| PACIFIC ISLANDS: Old vintage print. Circa 1920. Edward Stanford. |
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE by Frank Fox
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| British Empire 1929: THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. WESTMINSTER. LONDON. |
| British Empire 1929: WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL. LONDON |
| British Empire 1929: ST. MARY LE STRAND AND BUSH HOUSE. LONDON. |
| British Empire 1929: THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE |
| British Empire 1929: BRITISH BATTLE CRUISERS. Ships. Navy. |
| British Empire 1929: THE SCOTT MONUMENT. PRINCE'S STREET. EDINBURGH. SCOTLAND |
| British Empire 1929: DISTANT VIEW OF CARNARVON BAY. WALES |
| British Empire 1929: THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY. IRELAND. |
| British Empire 1929: A STREET IN KINGSTON. JAMAICA. Caribbean |
| British Empire 1929: ST. JOHN'S FROM THE OLD GOLF LINKS. Canada |
| British Empire 1929: PITT MEADOWS. FRASER RIVER. PACIFIC COAST. Canada. |
| British Empire 1929: In the moose country. LAKE SUPERIOR. Canada. |
| British Empire 1929: NIAGARA FALLS. Canada |
| British Empire 1929: THE CITADEL. QUEBEC. Canada |
| British Empire 1929: A LION HUNT IN CENTRAL AFRICA |
| British Empire 1929: A HIPPOPOTAMUS HUNT IN TROPICAL AFRICA |
| British Empire 1929: CAPE TOWN AND TABLE MOUNTAIN. SOUTH AFRICA. |
| British Empire 1929: A GARDEN AT CLAREMONT. CAPE TOWN. SOUTH AFRICA |
| British Empire 1929: JOHANNESBURG. SOUTH AFRICA |
| British Empire 1929: A DURBAN PERGOLA. NATAL. SOUTH AFRICA |
| LOTUS LILIES ON THE DAL LAKE. India. [Dal Lake (Hindi: डल झील) is a lake in Srinagar, the summer capital of the northernmost Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. The urban lake, which is the second largest in the state, is integral to tourism and recreation in Kashmir and is nicknamed the "Jewel in the crown of Kashmir"[1] or "Srinagar's Jewel".[2] The lake is also an important source for commercial operations in fishing and water plant harvesting. Wikipedia] |
| MOUNTAIN MISTS. HIMALAYAS. India. |
| A DISTINGUISHED MAHARAJA AT AN INDIAN DURBAR. Elephant. |
| AN INDIAN STREET SCENE. |
| INDIAN SHAWL MERCHANT SHOPS. Textiles. |
| AN INDIAN FRUIT STALL. |
| THE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. CANBERRA. AUSTRALIA. |
| COLLINS STREET. MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA. Traffic. Transport. Tram. |
| THE TOWN HALL. SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA. Trams. Cars. Lorry. |
| CARVED MAORI HOUSE. OHINEMUTO. NEW ZEALAND. Ethnic. |
| AT THE HEAD OF LAKE TE ANAU. NEW ZEALAND |
| DINNER TIME AT KWATO. PAPUA. Oceania. Ethnic. |
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LARGE ATTRACTIVE FRENCH FASHION
PLATES 1909
OVERALL SIZE Approx.
14x10
Inches.
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BACON'S LIBRARY ATLAS OF THE BRITISH ISLES
CONTAINING
124 DOUBLE PAGE MAPS AND
PLANS, COLONIAL SUPPLEMENT…
OVERALL SIZE Approx 21x13.5
Inches. FOLDING. |
| AFRICA The Continent 1910: Large folding map with many insets. G.W.Bacon Old Vintage |
| AUSTRALIA 1910: Large folding map with insets. G.W.Bacon. Old Vintage |
| BEDFORDSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Beds) |
| BERKSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Berks) |
| BRITISH ISLES 1910: Attractive old vintage map by G.W.Bacon. Includes N.W. Europe. |
| BRITISH ISLES Diagrams showing Overseas Trade, Exports & Imports Etc 1910: by George Bacon. |
| BRITISH ISLES Diagrams showing Population Growth, National income, etc 1910: By George Bacon. |
| BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Bucks) |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Cambs). |
| CANADA 1910: Large folding map with insets. G.W.Bacon. Old Vintage |
| CHESHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Ches). |
| CORNWALL 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. Inset shows the Scilly Isles. |
| CUMBRIA North 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Cumberland & Westmorland North Sheet) |
| CUMBRIA South 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Cumberland & Westmorland South Sheet) |
| DERBYSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Derbys). |
| DEVONSHIRE NORTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Devon). |
| DEVONSHIRE SOUTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Devon). |
| Dorset: BOURNEMOUTH 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Dorsetshire |
| DORSETSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by G. W. Bacon. (Dorset). |
| DURHAM 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| ENGLAND & WALES 1910: Attractive old vintage map by G.W.Bacon. |
| ENGLAND NORTH GEOLOGICAL MAP 1910: Detailed old Map Plan by George Bacon. |
| ENGLAND NORTH.1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Insets panels of Newcastle. Manchester. Liverpool. Leeds |
| ENGLAND SOUTH & EAST 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panels of Sheffield. Birmingham. London. |
| ENGLAND SOUTH GEOLOGICAL MAP 1910: Detailed old Map Plan by George Bacon. |
| ESSEX 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS 1910: Published by G.W.Bacon. Old Vintage Print |
| Gloucestershire CHELTENHAM 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. Glos |
| Gloucestershire: BRISTOL 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Glos. |
| HAMPSHIRE NORTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Hants. |
| HAMPSHIRE SOUTH + ISLE OF WIGHT1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Hants. IoW. |
| HEREFORDSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Hereford. |
| HERTFORDSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Herts |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Huntingdon. Hunts. |
| INDIA 1910: Large folding map with insets. G.W.Bacon. Old Vintage |
| IRELAND 1910: Attractive old vintage map by G. W. Bacon. |
| IRELAND CENTRAL 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| IRELAND CORK & QUEENSTOWN ENVIRONS 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| Ireland DUBLIN 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| Ireland DUBLIN ENVIRONS 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| IRELAND NORTH 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panel of Belfast |
| IRELAND NORTH BELFAST ENVIRONS 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| IRELAND SOUTH 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panels of Dublin and Cork. |
| Ireland: KILLARNEY LAKES 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| ISLE OF MAN & CHANNEL ISLANDS 1910: Detailed old City Map Plan by George Bacon. Jersey. Guernsey. Sark. Alderney. |
| ISLE OF WIGHT 1910: Detailed old City Map Plan by George Bacon. IOW. |
| KENT 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| KENT CHATHAM + ROCHESTER Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE Manufacturing. Blackburn Rochdale Area 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE Manufacturing. Liverpool. Wigan Area 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE Manufacturing. Manchester. Bolton Area 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE Manufacturing. Preston. Southport Area 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE NORTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LANCASHIRE SOUTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| Lancashire: LIVERPOOL NORTH 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. Lancs |
| Lancashire: LIVERPOOL SOUTH 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Lancs. |
| LEICESTERSHIRE + RUTLAND 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LINCOLNSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| LONDON BOROUGHS. ENVIRONS 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| LONDON NORTH EAST 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| LONDON NORTH WEST 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| LONDON SOUTH EAST 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| LONDON SOUTH WEST 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| MANCHESTER 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Lancs. Lancashire |
| MIDDLESEX (Includes London) 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| MONMOUTHSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. |
| NEW ZEALAND 1910: Attractive map with insets. G.W.Bacon. Old Vintage |
| NEWCASTLE & GATESHEAD 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Northumberland. Northumbria. |
| NORFOLK 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. East Anglia |
| NORTHAMPTONSHIRE NORTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Northants |
| NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SOUTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Northants |
| NORTHUMBERLAND 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Northumbria. Northumbs |
| NOTTINGHAM 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Notts. Nottinghamshire |
| NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Notts. |
| OXFORD + CAMBRIDGE 1910: 2 Detailed old City Plans by George Washington Bacon. University Cities. Oxfordshire. Cambridgeshire |
| OXFORDSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Oxon. Oxford |
| PLYMOUTH Devonport Stonehouse Etc 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Devon. Devonshire |
| PORTSMOUTH 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Hants. Hampshire |
| READING 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Berks. Berkshire |
| SCOTLAND 1910: Attractive old vintage map by G.W.Bacon. |
| SCOTLAND ABERDEEN South. Banff. Kincardine Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58b) |
| SCOTLAND ABERDEEN. BANFF ETC 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. (58A) |
| SCOTLAND Argyll. Dumbarton. Clyde. Glasgow. Stirling Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58f) |
| SCOTLAND Bute. Renfrew. Lanark. Ayr Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58h) |
| SCOTLAND CENTRAL 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panel showing Dundee |
| Scotland EDINBURGH 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| Scotland EDINBURGH ENVIRONS 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| SCOTLAND FIRTH OF FORTH. Fife. Kinross. Clackmannan. Linlithgow Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58g) |
| SCOTLAND Forfar Dundee Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58e) |
| SCOTLAND Linlithgow. Edinburgh. Lanark. Peebles Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58I) |
| SCOTLAND Loch Linnhe. Argyll. Inverness Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58c) |
| SCOTLAND NORTH 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panels showing the Hebrides. Shetlands. Orkney. Aberdeen. |
| SCOTLAND Perthshire Etc 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. (58d) |
| SCOTLAND SOUTH 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panels showing Glasgow & Edinburgh. |
| Scotland: GLASGOW 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| Scotland: GLASGOW ENVIRONS 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| SHEFFIELD 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Yorks. Yorkshire. |
| SHROPSHIRE NORTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George W. Bacon. Shrops. Salop. |
| SHROPSHIRE SOUTH 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. Shrops. Salop. |
| Somerset: BATH CITY PLAN 1910: Detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Somt. |
| SOMERSETSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. Somerset. Somt. |
| SOUTHAMPTON 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Washington Bacon. Hants. Hampshire |
| STAFFORDSHIRE 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. Stafford. Staffs. |
| SUFFOLK 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| SURREY 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| Surrey CROYDON 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| SUSSEX 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| Sussex EASTBOURNE 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| Sussex HASTINGS 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
| Sussex: BRIGHTON 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| SWANSEA 1910: Detailed old City Plan by George Bacon. Wales. Glam. Glamorgan. |
| TUNBRIDGE WELLS 1910: Detailed old City Map Plan by George Bacon. Kent |
| WALES & SOUTH WEST ENGLAND 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Inset panels of Scilly Islands (Scillies). Cardiff. Swansea. Bristol |
| WALES CENTRAL 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| WALES NORTH 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| WALES SOUTH 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. |
| Warwickshire 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. Warcs. Warks. |
| Warwickshire: BIRMINGHAM CITY PLAN 1910: Detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Warcs. |
| Wiltshire 1910: Large detailed County Map by George Washington Bacon. Wilts. |
| Worcs + Glos. North 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Worcestershire. Gloucestershire |
| Worcs + Glos. South 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Worcestershire. Gloucestershire |
| WORLD MERCATOR MAP 1910: Large folding. Published by G.W. Bacon. |
| YORK 1910: Detailed old City Map Plan by George Bacon. Yorks. Yorkshire |
| Yorkshire North East 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Yorks. |
| Yorkshire North West 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Yorks. |
| Yorkshire South East 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Yorks. |
| Yorkshire South West 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Yorks.. |
| Yorkshire. Manufacturing Districts 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. Sheffield. Doncaster. Barnsley |
| Yorkshire. Manufacturing Districts 1910: Large detailed old County Map by George Washington Bacon. York. Leeds. Bradford |
| Yorkshire: BRADFORD 1910: Large detailed old Map by George Washington Bacon. Yorks |
| Yorkshire: HULL 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. Yorks. |
| Yorkshire: LEEDS 1910: Large detailed old Map Plan by George Washington Bacon. |
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