Set of 20 plates made from steel engravings, circa 1810

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  One bound Set of engravings

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  Set of nine drawing cards, circa 1890-1915

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  One set of nine drawing cards, untitled, some unnumbered, ca. 1890-1915. Eight of the 9 cards contain several color lithograph images printed against a light blue grid background. It appears that the cards had been numbered in the top left-hand corner, but most of the numbers have been cropped off. The individual images themselves are numbered; 1-9 on the first sheet; 10-18 on the second; 23-29 on the third; 30-34 on the fourth; 41-46 on the fifth; 51-60 on the sixth; 61-68 on the seventh; 69-74 on the eighth, and 75-83 on the ninth and last leaf. From this information, it is apparent that at least 3 cards are missing from the set: those with images 19-22, 35-40, and 47-50. Some of the images included are: fruit and vegetables, an American flag with 13 stars, geometric patterns and designs, 3-dimensional shapes, farming tools, and insects. There is no title, publication information, nor date printed on any of the cards. Title supplied by cataloger.

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  One drawing book entitled Zeichen-Vorlagen für Schulen und zum Selbstunterricht, Heft 34, published by Storch & Kramer, Berlin, Germany, ca. 1870. This book is comprised of 8 lithograph numbered plates. The plates seem to be in pairs; the first of each set is an outline of a human head against a graph, and the following image is the completed drawing. There are four different faces represented in the 8 plates. These plates are numbered 1-8, but are not signed. The front cover of bright yellow paper features the within a leafy and floral decorative frame which contains 4 lithograph vignettes, one in each of the four sides. The back cover is a publisher's advertisement. The number "34" is written in ms. on the front cover.

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  The Seaside in Art

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