Vanity Fair Lithographs - Judges & Statesmen

Large Collection of Vanity Fair Lithographs of both Judges & Statesmen, 6 framed, some with cover sheets. Approx. 55-60 19 x 13 1/2, 16 x 10 1/2

4 Vanity Fair Spy lithograph caricatures from the 19th century: "A Whipper", "Men of the Day No. 71 The Claimant's Counsel", "Statesmen No. 129 Mr. Speaker" and a judge. 3 signed in the plate. Toning

Vanity Fair Lithographs "Statesman Series" Late 1800's: A beautiful group of Vanity Fair lithographs from the late 1800's. Included in this lot are: (2) with COA's from Vanity Fair. 1872: No. 118 "Any

Item/Description: Three framed Vanity Fair Statesmen caricature lithographs by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son. Illustrations and articles. Includes: Statesmen - No. DXLIV (544) The Lord Rothschild. June 9

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen. This lot includes Earl of Shrewsbury, Waddington, Muntz and Taylor. Each has detailed information on the back about the person, a

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen. This lot includes Ayrton, Chelmsford, Northcote and Beresford-Hope. Each has detailed information on the back about the person, a

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen. This lot includes Archbishop of York, Newdegate, Osborne and Collier. Each has detailed information on the back about the person,

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen. This lot includes Raikes, Adam, Roebuck and Palmer. Each has detailed information on the back about the person, and is matted. Me

Vanity Fair Statesman No 38 Lithograph, inscriptions read ‘362’, ‘Vanity Fair’, ‘Dec 25, 1869’, ‘No 60’, ‘Statesman No 38 An earnest and liberal primate Price 6d’, label to reverse

The "Statesman, No. 36" lithograph from Vanity Fair is a snapshot of historical satire, presenting a dignified figure in a humorous light. Framed to accentuate its vintage charm, it?s a conversational

Illustrations of barristers, judges, statesmen, etc. Mostly by Spy (Leslie Ward). 12.5 X 7.5" (17" X 12")"

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen, & Men of the Day. This lot includes Prince Edward, Sir Francis, Barrington and Lord Tenterden. Each has detailed information on t

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen. This lot includes Morgan, Duke of Norfolk, Ashmead-Bartlett and Wendell Holmes. Each has detailed information on the back about t

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen & Sovereigns of the Day. This lot includes Napoleon, Emanuel, Aziz, and Vivian. Each has detailed information on the back about th

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Statesmen & Men of the Day. This lot includes Earl of Suffolk, Pickersgill, Ranelagh and Montgomery. Each has detailed information on the ba

A collection of six partial series of "The Vanity Fair Album: A Show of Sovereigns, Statesman, Judges, & Men of The Day," 1883-1909, each containing color plates and text bound in hardcover. Series in

Framed Vanity Fair print of a 19th century man (1874) - "statesmen no. 170." 16.5x21.5 frame, 7.25x12.25 site

Collection (9) framed Vanity Fair Spy prints, Lithographs on paper, matted and framed under glass, includes "ermined urbanity", 1904; "galvanic electricity", 1887; "Judges No. 4", 1870; "Judicial Poli

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - People of the Day, & Statesmen. This lot includes Starr, Trochu, Earl of Zetland and Bishop of London. Each has detailed information on the

Four 19thC Original Lithographs from Vanity Fair Magazine - Men of the Day, & Statesmen . This lot includes Cozens-Hardy, Dreyfus, Rostand and Rodin. Each has detailed information on the back about th

lithographs in color, to include "Judges, No. 6, 'Contempt of Court,'" and "The Lord Chief Justice," presented in uniform matting and framing. DOA 22 1/2 x 17 3/4 in. Private Collection, Winston-Salem

ALBUM, 1869-1903, thirty-five color lithographs and three color prints, including eleven Statesmen, four Men of the Day, one Sovereigns, and twenty-one Various which includes the three color prints, s

APE, pseudonym of Carlo Pellegrini, Italian, 1839 to 1889, four chromo lithograph on paper depicting caricature portraits published in Vanity Fair on 30 January 1869. Titled in the print, Statesmen No

Seven prints, Vanity Fair, SPY, Ape.