1748 Magazine Engraving of Ship of War

The July 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine featuring an engraving a ship of war with numerous points of reference identified on next page. Fine condition, other plates as called for not present. Me

The April 1778 issue of Town and Country Magazine printed at London fo A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engraved plates as called for. Interesting content including some American related items, little on

“Supplement to the Gentleman’s Magazine for the Year 1748” printed at London, 24 pages plus six engraved plates of heraldic arms. Other interesting content including on rockets. Very Good, creas

The May 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, 58 pages and three engraved plates. The engraving includes 50 heraldic arms and the other two of Greenwich Hospital from the Isle of Dog

1786 Engraving Naval Battle Between English and French War Ships C1786 engraving depicting the naval battle between the British Monmouth and the French Foudroyant in 1758. From Harrison’s “History

Full title: "A First Rate Ship of War with Rigging &c at Anchor", a copper plate engraving showing a fully rigged ship with every part numbered, no doubt with reference to a key not pictured here. Pla

19th Century Civil War engraving, a double page from an edition of The Soldier In Our Civil War. Hold Of The Confederate Privateer "Alabama". Captain Semmes, In Which Were Confined The Officers And Cr

Hand colored restrike engravings of British war ships, 24 in. x 28 in.

The June 1780 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine, printed at London, in original blue advertising wrappers. Revolutionary War content including a folding plate showing the lines of defense constructed at

The Town and Country MagazineÂ…for February 1779, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages. Two engraved plates including one showing a portrait of General Burgoyne. Revolutionary war news inclu

1836 Naval Monument Illustrated NAVY Ships War of 1812 Bowen Engravings America Abel Bowen produced some of the most popular and impressive engravings from the 19th-century. He is most known known for

The September 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, 48 pages. Contains one engraving of Foundling Hospital but lacks other plates. Content including Decay of Trade and Stock-Jobbing

Henry Dawson (British, 1811-1878). Men Men-of-War at Sheerness. Antique engraving on wove paper after the original by master engraver engraver Arthur Willmore (British, 1814-1888). Signed in the plate

The September 1775 issue of Town and Country Magazine, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and one engraving. Revolutionary War content including printing of the August 11, 1775 letter from Ge

The September 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed in London, 48 pages with one engraving of the south view of Foundling Hospital. Includes important article on Stoc-Jobbing in the 18th centur

The March 1778 issue of Gentleman's Magazine, printed at London by Sylvanus Urban. 48 pages, no engravings. Revolutionary War content including Leger's expedition on the Mohawk River, debates in Parli

The August 1777 issue of "Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository", printed at London by A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engravings. Revolutionary War content including Burgoyne at Ticonderoga

The Town and Country magazine for July 1778, 56 pages and two engravings. Revolutionary War news including General Burgoyne on the Saratoga Convention and congressional letter at the end. Also histori

The December 1779 issue of "Town and Country Magazine", printed at London, printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages and two engravings. Revolutionary War content ad a brief from Pensacola. Much els

The October 1748 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine, printed at London, 48 pages, no engravings. Interesting articles with text-cuts including a Swan Pan, a balance, and astronomy related diagram. Very G

After Paul Revere (American, 1735-1818), "The Town of Boston in New England and Brittish Ships of War Landing their Troops! 1768," circa 1770, engraving, without publishing, on laid paper, plate: 8"h

The January 1777 issue of "The Town and Country Magazine or Universal Repository…", printed at London for A. Hamilton, 56 pages complete with one engraving present. Revolutionary war content inc

The March 1776 issue of Town and Country magazine, printed at London for A. Baldwin, 56 pages and two engravings, complete. Revolutionary War related content including debates in Parliament on the arr

Two engravings from the Nov. 15th and Feb. 1, 1862 Issues of The Illustrated London Newspaper. Titled "The Confederate Sloop-of-War "290," Or Alabama, Leaving the Merchant-Ship Tonowanda.", engraving