(4) HAND-COLORED BIRD PRINTS AFTER MARTINET

SIX HAND COLORED EXOTIC BIRD ENGRAVINGS BY FRANCOIS MARTINET C. 1780 (18 1/4" X 16 1/2" OVERALL)

Audubon, John James (American, 1785-1851), Cock of the Plains, (Pl. 371) hand colored print from “The Birds of America,” with Whatman watermark, sheet measuring 26 by 38 3/4 inches.

A Set of Four Hand Colored Bird Engravings After Mark Catesby (1668-1749), engraved by Johann Michael Seligmann, Nuremberg, 1768-1776 Comprising plates 70, 76, 80 and 86. Sight of each 8 3/4 x 12 inch

"The Farmers Home" (3 of 4 seasons, missing Spring), large format, 1863-64, Fannie Palmer, hand colored lithographs, in bird's-eye maple frames with gilt liner, matted and glazed, OS: 26" x 32", SS: 1

Four fold-out, hand-colored engravings of birds. Dimensions: (Frame) H 16" x W 18", (Sight) H 9.5" x W 11.5" Condition: Good colors. Some slight age toning. Folds as published. A few marks to the fram

4 "BIRDS OF GREAT BRITAIN" JOHN GOULD PRINTS, 1873, LG FOLIO, HAND COLORED (EACH 22" X 28 1/2" OVERALL)

This wonderful, hand-colored folio collotype is from Rex Brasher's Birds and Trees of North America. The work was published in 1931 by Meriden Gravure Co. in the Chickadee Valley in Kent, Connecticut.

18th/early 19th Century, hand-colored engravings drawn by François Nicholas Martinet (c. 1760-1800), including six prints from Histoire Naturelle, Insectes, engraved by Benard, in matching frames, 21

This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon.

Four original Audubon hand colored bird prints from "The Birds of America / By John James Audubon" - Octavo edition circa 1844 - professionally matted and framed. Each print measures within mat 5 1/2"

McKinney and Hall Native American Lithograph Assortment (6) total items, including (4) hand-colored prints depicting Seminole chiefs Foke-Luste Halo and Yaha-Hajo, the Creek Chief Tustenynuggee Emathl

18th/19th c. Framed size 22" x 17 1/4"

19thC French depicting various stirrups, bits, spurs, and shoes; 18" x 13" overall frame size

Grouping of 4 hand colored etchings of birds, Florence Italy, published 1766-1777 by Giuseppe Vanni - all with some foxing, else good condition. Believed to be from the book "Natural History of the Bi

Birdseye maple frames. 5 1/2 x 8 inches (inside dimensions of frames)

Set of four (4) 18th-century hand-colored bird engravings by George L. Comte de Buffon (France, 1707 - 1788). Birds depicted include, No. 56 The White Turtle, No. 181 The Egret, No. 167 The Toucan, an

John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851), "Mountain Mocking Bird", "Comumbia Magpie or Jay", "Canvas Back Duck" and "Californian Partridge", 4 hand-colored lithographs, from Birds of America, Bowen oc

Martinet, Francois Nicholas (French, 1725-1804), Petite Perruche, du Senegal & Barbu, de Maynas, handcolored engravings from "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" by Georges-Louis Leclerc and Comte da Buff

(1679-1749 English) 4 handcolored engravings on laid paper, birds, 3 bear initials in plate, approximate plate size of each 13 1/4" x 10 1/4", frames 19" x 13 1/2".

PETER BROWN (English, active 1766-1791). Framed Hand-Colored Prints of Exotic Birds (1776) Three (3) hand-colored, engravings of exotic birds from the Americas and Southeast Asia originally published

5 Framed Hand Colored Bird Engravings. 9 3/4" x 11 3/4" "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILIT

15 prints and drawings comprising 11 various Old Master etchings [5 3/4" x 7" and smaller], 2 hand-colored costume prints, and etching by Meid, 2 various drawings bearing signatures "Dix" and "de Koon

François-Nicolas Martinet (1731 - 1800), set of five hand colored bird engravings, Petit Kakatoes; Perruche a collier; La perruche a collier; perruche a tete bleue; along with toucan; plate size 9

Set of four hand colored Italian prints, beautifully framed. 18th century in style, we have not taken the prints out of their frames for examination for age. Two depict urns, the other two depict ewer