The Appeal of Scotland's Queen Published by S Lipschitz

Author: Stockley Title: 1860 Map of Scotland Medium: Ink on Paper Dimensions: 9"X10.5" Description: Map of Scotland dated 1860. Engraved by James Stockley. Published by James Wyld engraver to Queen Vi

1786-1789 Engravings of Great Seal of Queen Anne after the union with Scotland and six leaves of medals from her reign (some from George I as well). Published by Harrison and Co., London. Measures 10

Martin, M. "A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland" Published by Andrew Bell, London, 1716.The corresponding map and diagram are missing. Second edition, hard bound.

Circa 1855 Antique Book titled; "The Christian Queen". Published by the American Tract Society of Nassau Street, New York. No date is given, but period pencil writing on inside fly sheet reads, "Miss

BLUEBACK CHART OF ST. GEORGE'S CHANNEL, THE BRISTOL CHANNEL AND PART OF THE WEST COAST AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLANDPublished 1853Published by James Imray and Son, London.Approx. 40.5" x 75.5".

JOHN SCOTT RUSSELL FRS (Scottish 1808-1882) A LITHOGRAPH, "Tem of Naval Architecture," LONDON, 1864, lithograph on paper, by Day & Son, Lithographers to the Queen, published "Jany 1st, 1864," a fragme

Description: Gorgeous 2 volume set, The Private Life of Marie Antoinette by Madame Campan, also known as Jeanne Louise Henriette Campan, first lady-in-waiting to the queen. Published in New York, 1917

Dated 1875 Steel Engraving signed T. Landseer, Painted by Edwin Landseer. Named (The Font) engraved from the original done for the queen. Published in feb 1875 by Henry Graves London. Height 36" width

Description: Gorgeous 2 volume set, The Private Life of Marie Antoinette by Madame Campan, also known as Jeanne Louise Henriette Campan, first lady-in-waiting to the queen. Published in New York, 1917

An engraving of the Great Seal of the Commonwealth in Scotland. Published at London by George Vertue, 1753. Fine condition, measures 9 x 11". Reserve: $30.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $5.00 to

Steel Engraved British Views mostly after Shepherd. All of Scotland. Published London, C1830. Paper Size: 8 x 5 inch (20 x 13cm) Good Condition

Scotland Yard Roly-Poly Dixie Queen tobacco tin. These figural tins were produced in 6 different character designs for several tobacco brands. Approx 7" tall

Heading: Author: Nolhac, Pierre de Title: Marie Antoinette the Dauphine. [and] Marie Antoinette the Queen. Place Published: Paris / London Publisher:Goupil & Co. / Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent &

Florence Elizabeth MAPLESTONE (act.1868-1888) John Copeland presenting his prisoner King David II of Scotland to Queen Philippa 1883 watercolor on cardboard signed and dated 1883 inscription on the re

Hawaii's Story by Hawaii's Queen Liliuokalani published in 1898 by Lee & Shepard. 1st edition. Includes contents, list of illustrations, and Appendix A-G. Blue cover with gilt designs. No dust jacket.

Heading: Author: Grose, Francis Title: The Antiquities of Scotland Place Published: London Publisher:Printed for S. Hooper Date Published: 1789; 1791 Description: 2 volumes. xxi

Heading: (Scotland) Author: Scott, Walter Title: The Provincial Antiquities and Picturesque Scenery of Scotland Place Published: Edinburgh Publisher:[J. Menzies] Date Published: 1847 De

Booklet entitled "Disabilities of the Jews in Germany". Report of the protest meeting at the Queen's Hall", published in 1933. Captures and summarizes the protest of the Anglo Jewish Association and t

Heading: (Hawaii) Author: Title: Cabinet card photograph of H.R.H. Queen Kapiolani of Hawaii Place Published: London Publisher:Walery, Photographer to the Queen Date Published: 1887 De

Heading: Author: Forester, C.S. Title: The African Queen Place Published: Boston Publisher:Little, Brown Date Published: 1935 Description: Original light brown cloth with embossed

"The form and order of the service that is to be performed and the ceremonies that are to be observed in the coronation of their majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth...", published 1937 by Eyr

(lot of 7) 19th Century ephemera group, consisting of an 1820 printing of "a Queen's Appeal", a fragment bearing the signature of the Earl of Beauchamp, a hand-scripted correspondence on Hughenden Man

Heading: Author: Nicklaus, Jack Title: Commemorative Royal Bank of Scotland 5 Pound Banknote, signed by Jack Nicklaus Place Published: Scotland Publisher: Date Published: 2005 Descript

James Gillray 1791 engraving of King George III and Queen Charlotte published by Humphrey 10.5" x 15"W