Framed hand-colored nautical lithograph of the evacuation of Richmond during the Civil War titled "The blowing up of the James River Fleet on the night of the evacuation of Richmond". In gold frame approx. 16" x14". All conservation materials used in framing.

Three original hand colored lithographs of American Indians by George Caitlin, published by H Bailliere New York 1842 - 1855. They are of Wah-ro-nee-sah, an Ottoe chief; Tuch-ee, a Cherokee war chief; and Mah-to-toh-pa, chief of the Mandans. Each is 5.5" x 9.5". Excellent condition. Priced individually.

Bold and erotic lithographs on "Arabian Nights" themes by German fantasy artist Otto Linnekogel ca 1920. There are 10 black and white lithographs in the series. Plates 1 and 6 have been cut down from the original sheets and framed at some point - some discoloration of paper from sunlight. All others are on original full sheets (approx 18" x 22") and in very good condition. Image size approx. 13" x 15". All in conservation quality matting.

Lithographs of ducks and geese in their natural environment by Archibald Thorburn, one of the great ornithological artists. These are from Lord Lilford's "Coloured Figures of the Birds of the British Islands", London 1885-1897. Each print is 9.75" x 6" on nice heavy stock; minor foxing is evident on some of the prints - this is visible in the photographs.

Two colorful examples of 19th century signage from a French pattern book ca 1880. Each framed with conservation materials. Each approx. 25" by 19". Sold Individually.

These prints are the exact facsimiles of the original (and only) edition of "British Field Sports" (original plates by S Howitt). Published in stunning 8 color lithography in an edition by Charles L Treylan ca 1956 they are perfect for framing. Each is 21.5" x 17.5" and in excellent condition.

Lithographs of an Iceland Falcon and Osprey after paintings by J Wolf and A Thornton, renowned nineteenth century bird illustrators. In browns and aquas and in hand-finished frames each approx. 18" x 21.5". Allconservation materials used in framing.

Colorful framed alphabets from French pattern book ca 1880. These are chromolithographs illustrating some of the range of nineteenth century lettering artistry. Framed with conservation materials. Each approx 18" by 22". Sold individually.

Charming pairs of geese - German chromolithographs ca 1900. Each in rustic frame 11.5" x 9": conservation framing materials used.

Additional framed lithographs by famed illustrator Edward Julius Detmold ca 1900. These are in silver/gold toned frames each 11.75" x 13.75". Conservation framing materials used. Cost includes shipping within US mainland.

Brightly colored chromolithographs of ferns by Lowe, London, 1862. Double framed in dark green and wood burl moldings, each 13.5" wide by 17.5" high. Framed with conservation materials. More are available.

Charming and colorful lithographs of chicken varieties from Germany ca 1900. in excellent condition. Each in gilded frame 9.5" x 11.5". Conservation framing materials used.