Item No. 33:1. Mr. Arnold, The unsuccessful Aerial Adventurer

You might also be interested in

• Image not available

  Item No. 33:2. [Portrait of Stuart Amos Arnold]

  Visual Materials

  [print; portrait of Stuart Amos Arnold (active 1778] Artist(s): De Montague; Grainger. From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1493?.

  pri472

• Image not available

  Item No. 63. New London Magazine. : Mr. Sadler, The first English Aerostatist. and Mr. Arnold, The unsuccessful Aerial Adventurer

  Visual Materials

  [magazine illustration; two vignettes with portraits of James Sadler (1753-1828) and Stuart Amos Arnold (active 1778)] Artist(s): Thornton. Printer /Publisher text: "Published by Alexr. Hogg at the Kings Arms No. 16 Paternaster Row, Dec. 31. 1785." From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1347.

  pri470

• Image not available

  Item No. 34:1. Mr. Biggin, a favorite English Aerial Traveller Ascended from St. George's Fields, June 29, 1785

  Visual Materials

  [print; portrait of George Biggin (active 1785)] Artist(s): [Thornton]. From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1493?.

  pri472

• Image not available

  Item No. 38:2. Tiberius Cavallo, F.R.S

  Visual Materials

  [print; portrait of Italian-English scientist Tiberius Cavallo (1749-1809] Artist(s): T. Trotter. From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1493?.

  pri472

• Image not available

  Item No. 34:2. Mrs. Sage, The first Female Aerial Traveller Ascended from St. George's Fields, June 29, 1785. Mr. Biggin, a favorite English Aerial Traveller Ascended from St. George's Fields, June 29, 1785

  Visual Materials

  [print; two vignettes of portraits of Mrs. Sage and George Biggin] Artist(s): Thornton. Printer /Publisher text: "Published by Alexr. Hogg at the Kings Arms N. 16 Paternoster Row, Nov. 1. 1785." From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1351.

  pri472

• Image not available

  Item No. 18:2. The Ascent of the Aerial Balloon

  Visual Materials

  [print] Artist(s): Jno. Lodge. Printer /Publisher text: "Engraved for the European Magazine." "Published Nov. 1st. 1783. by J. Fielding, Pater Noster Row." From Maggs Bros. catalog no. 387, Item 1430.

  pri472