Kent.- The Kentish Petition, broadside, [?London], no printer, [1701].

GIRARDELLI, Josephine (b. ca. 1780). The Original Salamander. Wonders Will Never Cease! [London]: Wood, Printer, ca. 1820. Letterpress broadside for Giradelli’s appearance in the British capitol

[DRUMMING] Napoleon’s First Tambour Major. [London]: Lowndes, Printer, ca. 1830. Letterpress broadside advertising the nightly performances of this drum major whose recitals are to include selec

GYNGELL, Daniel (1773 – 1833). Mr. Gyngell. Deceptions. Lambeth [London]: T. Romney, Printer, 1815. Letterpress broadside describes the “wonderful pieces of mechanism” (automatons),

EVANION, Henry (Henry Evans, c. 1832 – 1905). Evanion the Royal Illusionist. London: Williams & Strahan, Printers, ca. 1898. Three-color pictorial broadside with two large wood-engraved images o

[Goldston, Will] Will Goldston’s London Vaudevillians. Chelmsford: Shergold, Printer, 1925. Two-color letterpress broadside advertising a touring variety show produced by magician and author Will Go

A Silver TankardMark of John Jackson, London, 1701. The king of England at that time was William III also known as William of Orange.Flattened domed lid, lateral volute handle with heart-shaped ending

The Oath of Every Freeman of the City of London, printed by Henry Fenwick at Little Moorfields circa 1785 at London. Single sheet broadside, on watermarked paper, some ink notations to upper left port

LeRoy Neiman (American, 1921-2012)Thomas A. Becket Gym, Old Kent Road, London,

(15 vols) Quarter-leather bound library shelf books, ancient history and travel, including: (5 vols) by Thomas Arnold, Gilbert and Rivington, Printers, London, "History of Rome," vol I-III, 1848, "His

HENRY, M. Novel Experiments. The Black Chamber & Appearance of Spectre Envelloped in Clouds. [London]: B. Johnson, Printer, ca. 1820. Letterpress bill with large wood-engraved image of a ghost being c

30 inch Terrestrial Globe, W. & A.K. Johnston. Limited. Geographers, engravers & printers. Edinburgh & London, having a time dial to the North and South Poles, a brass full-ring Meridian mounted on be

[PEPPER’S GHOST] Phantoscope. Birmingham: J. Upton, Printer, [1872]. Letterpress broadside for the varied production at the Regent Hall, Yarmouth, of not only Pepper and Tobin’s groundbrea

HENGLER, Henry Michael (1784 – 1861). Powell’s Circus Royal. Benefit of Herr Hengler. Lambeth: J.W. Peel, Printer, 1843. Letterpress broadside with wood-engraved images of the famed tightr

WilkGuinness for Strength (Bus Stop Billboard)Offset ca. 1950119.6 x 79.9 in. (304 x 203 cm)Printer: Waterlow & Sons, LondonCondition Details: (A-) was folded, in 7 sheets, small tears at the edge of

CINQUEVALLI, Paul. Cinquevalli The Marvel of the Century! Liverpool: S. Griffith, Printer, 1897. Letterpress broadside heralding the extended engagement of a man considered one of the greatest juggler

After Thomas Badeslade (British, c. 1715–1750) and Johannes Kip (1653-1722). Four framed plates from Dr. John Harris' (British, 1666?-1719) "The history of Kent in five parts." London. Printed

The Great Historical, Geographical, Genealogical, and Poetical Dictionary….., by Jeremy Collier, printed at London for Henry Rhodes, 1701. Two large folio volumes, volume one with frontis of Col

MILLIE-CHRISTINE (Millie and Christine McKoy, 1851 – 1912). For a Short Time only. The Wonderful Two-Headed Nightingale. London: J.W. Last & Co., Printers, [1871]. Letterpress double-sided broad

[KNIFE THROWING] [JUGGLING] The Great Chinese Feat! Impaling the Human Body. [London?], 1854. Large letterpress broadside with elaborate wood engraved image at its center depicting the “impaleme

SPINETTO, Antonio. Grand Exhibition of Performing Canary Birds. New York: Jos. A. Frateas & Co. Printers, [1847]. Pictorial letterpress broadside with two elaborate woodcuts depicting the remarkable f

[BEARDED LADY] CLOFULLIA, Josephine (1829 – 70). COL. WOOD’S MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS. Ogensburgh, N.Y.: Hitchcock, Tillotson & Stillwell, Printers, ca. 1865. Pictorial broadside for the t

WILLIAMS, Prof. J.K. A Lady Will be Buried Alive. Quincy, IL: T.M. Rogers & Co., Printers, 1898. Pictorial letterpress broadside for the publicity stunt staged at Sherman Park in Quincy, Illinois and

Heading: Author: Mackenzie, Dr. A[lister J.] Title: Golf Architecture: Economy in Course Construction and Green-Keeping Place Published: London Publisher:Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent Date

Kent, Samuel. THE GRAMMAR OF HERALDRY. London: J. Pemberton, 1716. 8vo. [2 ads], xliv, [180], [8 ads] pp. Illustrated throughout with woodcut coats of arms. Incudes initial leaf of ads, and this copy