Buck, Samuel and Nathaniel Buck

[Engraving] Buck, Samuel (English 1696 - 1779), Buck, Nathaniel (English died: 1759/1774). "The North-West Prospect of the University and Town of Cambridge". 1743. Hand-colored engraving. Sight: 33" x

"The East View of Buckland Priory, in The County of Devon" Hand Coloured Copper Plate Published Robert Sayer, London 1774 for "Buck's Antiquities or Venerable Remains of Above 400 Castles, in England

After Samuel & Nathaniel Buck, Engraving, The East View of Maxtoke-Castle, in the County of Warwick. Described under. Approx. 8" x 14 1/2"

"The South View of Ashby-De-La-Zouch Castle in the County of Leicester" Copper Plate Published 1726-42, London for "Views of Ruins of Castles & Abbeys in England" First Edition by Samuel & Nathaniel B

Samuel & Nathaniel Buck (18th century) pair of colored engravings, comprising The North & East Views of St Michael's Mount, Cornwall. [Image: 11" H x 31 1/2" W; Frame: 20" H x 40" W]. Foxing, toning;

Pair of 18th century British panoramic colored engravings, one titled "The North Prospect of Woolwich, in the County of Kent" and the other titled "The North-West Prospect to Sheerness, in the County

South-east View of Holland Priory in the County of Lancaster, the South-East View of Cartmel priory in the county of Lancaster, the south view of Leicester-Abby Cavendo Tutus, the South-West view of B

The Southeast Prospect of the City of Bath, by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck, 18th Century engraving, 11.5" x 31".

Framed print titled "The Southwest Prospect of St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall", from 'Views of Ruins of Castles and Abbeys in England' (1726-1739), by Samuel and Nathaniel Buck. [Art: 8 1/4" H x 23 1

Includes: "The South-west Prospect of the City of Canterbury" and "The West Prospect of His Majestys Dock-yard, At Chatham." 1738. Samuel Buck (British, 1696-1779) and Nathaniel Buck (British, died 17

SAMUEL BUCK, THE SOUTH VIEW OF BURSTAL-ABBEY, NEAR HULL IN YORKSHIRE AND THE SOUTH VIEW OF ST. MARTIN'S-ABBEY NEAR RICHMOND IN YORKSHIRE, the first with hand-colouring, dated 1721, engravings, framed.

South view of Belvoir Casle, in the country of Leicester pl.159 north view of sheriff Hutton castle near York pl. 343 south view of Okehampton castle in the county of Devon pl. 65 east view of Newport

After Samuel Buck (1696-1779), Engraving, The South View of St. Martin's Abbey, near Richmond in Yorkshire, dated 1721. Described under. Approx. 7 1/2" x 14 1/2"

Set of six framed and finely matted English Historical Sights in the 1700's by Sanuel & Nathaniel Buck, each mounted in an ornate gilt frame. 8.5" x 15.25" ss / 19.5" x 27" oa

Honington Hall County of Warwick England 1731 Etching/Engraving Samuel Buck Print Maker Frame Size 19-1/2” x 28” in Vg Condition. Print/Etching Needs to be Reset in the Frame asit Moved Slightly.

1692 English folded letter to Thomas Saunders of Beechwood from Samuel Buck pertaining to Mr. Saunders health and need for delivery of papers. Fine condition, one page with address panel. Measures 6 x

1945 oil painting on paper depicting a country road with houses in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where the artist lived. Signed and dated lower right, with artist's name and "Perkasie, PA, 1945" to vers

29" tall.

Collection of Six American Revolution Documents, Rhode Island related, 1.) war service by Capt. Benj. Clarks and Samuel Bissell to Capt. Joshua Davis dated 7 Sept. 1779 and 17 Sept. 1779; 2.) names of

all being hardcover, comprising Tiffany Glass, Chartwell Books, 1998; Artistic America, Tiffany Glass, and Art Nouveau by Samuel Bing, 1970 (Ex Libris); The Lamps of Tiffany by Dr. Egon Neustadt, 1970

Comprises titles: "Col. Fremont's Last Grand Exploring Expedition in 1856," "The Democratic Platform," "The Ostend Doctrine," and "The Great American Buck Hunt of 1856." All depict candidates in the 1

A landscape with cows, signed at the lower left corner. Dimensions:13 3/4" x 19 3/4". Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

department 56 Bucks county Buck's country horse trailer in the box

United States, England,18th-19th Century Includes a Townsend & Compton, Thomas Badger, Francis Piggott, Thomas Compton, Robert Bush & Co., Edward Leapidge, Samuel Duncombe, Nathaniel Barber, and Henry