Engraving by Jac. Lubin; bust portrait in armor, hatless, in oval enframement with arms at bottom. Engraving by Jac. Lubin; bust portrait in armor, hatless, in oval enframement with arms at bottom. Small upright folio; plate mark, margins trimmed; clean. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1961. Title: Le Vicomte de Turenne Caption: Jac. Lubin Sculp.

Lithograph; 3/4-length portrait in uniform, telescope in right hand, on deck. Lithograph; 3/4-length portrait in uniform, telescope in right hand, on deck. Upright medium folio, matted; margins trimmed; slightly soiled. New York, Harry H. Hymes, 1947. Caption: LE VICE AMIRAL HAMELIN COMMANDANT EN CHEF L'ESCADRE DE LA MER NOIRE. Caption: a Paris chez Miné Edit Imp. Lith. Rue St. Jacques 22.

Double-page chromolithographic plate after Quinto Cenni; group showing 14 uniforms, outdoors. Double-page chromolithographic plate after Quinto Cenni; group showing 14 uniforms, outdoors. Oblong folio; margins intact; creased. New York, Walter Schatzki, 1952.

Tinted lithograph by Eugene le Roux after Raffet, numbered 62; sick soldiers leaning against walls and sleeping on stairs in courtyard at Mainz in 1813. Tinted lithograph by Eugene le Roux after Raffet, numbered 62; sick soldiers leaning against walls and sleeping on stairs in courtyard at Mainz in 1813. Small oblong folio; margins intact; foxed. New York, Walter Schatzki, 1952.

4th in collection of 4 (of 115) hand-colored engraved plates. 'One of French prints, c. 1815, on the British in Paris. An itinerant musician in fancy costume stands on a low stool, full-face. He blows a set of pan-pipes or syrinx, and plays a mandolin. A large drum is on his back, which he beats with a drumstick tied above the left elbow. A triangle dangles from a cord, and is struck by a metal rod projecting from above the right knee. Cymbals between his legs are fastened to his calves. In his cap is a tall plume in which are many little bells. The spectators are two pretty grisettes, each with a soldier; on the left an Austrian (?), on the right a Highlander. Plate numbered 86. December 1815' -- British Museum. 4th in collection of 4 (of 115) hand-colored engraved plates. 'One of French prints, c. 1815, on the British in Paris. An itinerant musician in fancy costume stands on a low stool, full-face. He blows a set of pan-pipes or syrinx, and plays a mandolin. A large drum is on his back, which he beats with a drumstick tied above the left elbow. A triangle dangles from a cord, and is struck by a metal rod projecting from above the right knee. Cymbals between his legs are fastened to his calves. In his cap is a tall plume in which are many little bells. The spectators are two pretty grisettes, each with a soldier; on the left an Austrian (?), on the right a Highlander. Plate numbered 86. December 1815' -- British Museum. Small oblong folio, matted; plate marks, margins intact. New York, Augustin Fries, 1958.

Partially colored stipple-engraving by (and after ?) Monsaldy; on the left, General Hoche holds a small map of the Quiberon Peninsula, where in 1795 he defeated a landing by counter-revolutionary forces. Generals Pichegru and Moreau hold a map of the Northern front, while Napoleon Bonaparte holds the largest map showing his conquests in Austria and Italy Partially colored stipple-engraving by (and after ?) Monsaldy; on the left, General Hoche holds a small map of the Quiberon Peninsula, where in 1795 he defeated a landing by counter-revolutionary forces. Generals Pichegru and Moreau hold a map of the Northern front, while Napoleon Bonaparte holds the largest map showing his conquests in Austria and Italy Oblong folio, matted; plate mark, margins trimmed; clean. New York, Rockman Prints, 1952.

Steel-engraving by Pollet after Raffet; full-length portrait in uniform of 79th Highlanders, outdoors, horse with attendant at left, line of soldiers in background. Steel-engraving by Pollet after Raffet; full-length portrait in uniform of 79th Highlanders, outdoors, horse with attendant at left, line of soldiers in background. Upright folio, matted; margins trimmed; foxed. Hamburg Schulz, 1956.

One of a collection of 10 original ink and watercolor drawings signed by Lacoste of revolutionary scenes. Possibly for Lacoste's print series 'La vie de Paris en 1848'. One of a collection of 10 original ink and watercolor drawings signed by Lacoste of revolutionary scenes. Possibly for Lacoste's print series 'La vie de Paris en 1848'. Oblong medium folio, mounted and matted; clean. London, H.D. Lyon, 1967.

Wood-engraving by and after Perrissin and Tortorel; scene of tournament in enclosed city square; mounted combatants clashing at center, king mortally wounded being struck through visor by lance; manuscript notes at left and right below. From series: 'Histoires diverses qui sont mémorables touchant les Guerres, Massacres & Troubles advenus en France en ces dernières années'. Wood-engraving by and after Perrissin and Tortorel; scene of tournament in enclosed city square; mounted combatants clashing at center, king mortally wounded being struck through visor by lance; manuscript notes at left and right below. From series: 'Histoires diverses qui sont mémorables touchant les Guerres, Massacres & Troubles advenus en France en ces dernières années'. Large oblong folio, matted; margins; worn, yellowed. New York, Old Print Shop, 1954.

Original pencil and watercolor drawing inscribed with title, monogram and date 'FAG 1915'; chasseur soldier, partially wrapped in blanket, and medical officer in raincoat, in conversation. Original pencil and watercolor drawing inscribed with title, monogram and date 'FAG 1915'; chasseur soldier, partially wrapped in blanket, and medical officer in raincoat, in conversation. Upright medium folio, matted; margins; clean. London, Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, 1953. Title supplied by cataloger

Hand-colored engraved caricature plate; English officer taking tea with 3 seated women, man in civilian dress passing tea. Hand-colored engraved caricature plate; English officer taking tea with 3 seated women, man in civilian dress passing tea. Oblong medium folio, matted; plate mark, margins.

Original watercolor by B(run) after a photograph; full-length portrait in uniform, standing near porch railing. Original watercolor by B(run) after a photograph; full-length portrait in uniform, standing near porch railing. Medium upright folio, matted folio; margins; clean. Paris, Cart, 1953.

One of a collection of illustrations of Austrian soldiers. Three figures huddled together: drummer, fifer and soldier. One of a collection of illustrations of Austrian soldiers. Three figures huddled together: drummer, fifer and soldier. Upright; margins trimmed close. Title supplied by cataloger.

Paroles de H. Dehault, musique de Morelli. Caption title. For piano. 'A Mr. Paul Malézieux'--cover. Cover lithographic illustration by and after Gve. Donjeau, printed by Magnier Ainè: infantry drummer accompanied by small boys.

One of a collection of 28 lithograph war and political cartoons printed by Destouches, chiefly from the series, "Actualités", in the French journal "le Charivari", February 21, 1866. This one by and after Cham (Amédée Charles Henri, Comte de Noé), numbered 10; on page 31. Lafayette in between a soldier representing 'Amerique' and a French soldier representing 'Mexique' One of a collection of 28 lithograph war and political cartoons printed by Destouches, chiefly from the series, "Actualités", in the French journal "le Charivari", February 21, 1866. This one by and after Cham (Amédée Charles Henri, Comte de Noé), numbered 10; on page 31. Lafayette in between a soldier representing 'Amerique' and a French soldier representing 'Mexique' Square; trimmed; edges torn; yellowed. N.Y., Argosy, 1954.

Colored wood-engraving by and after Leprince; equestrian military portraits of Allied rulers and generals, flags above and also 3 oval bust portraits of Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau and Woodrow Wilson Colored wood-engraving by and after Leprince; equestrian military portraits of Allied rulers and generals, flags above and also 3 oval bust portraits of Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau and Woodrow Wilson Large oblong folio; matted; margins intact Paris, presented by P.L. Duchartre, 1948

On of a pair of lithographs signed by Charlet, printed by Delpech; group of soldiers among trees, one playing fiddle. On of a pair of lithographs signed by Charlet, printed by Delpech; group of soldiers among trees, one playing fiddle. Oblong medium folio; margins intact; clean. Paris, Robert Prouté, 1969.

1st in set of 3 colored lithographs by Langlumé after Bellangé; French soldier aiding wounded comrade leaning against stone outcrop, line of troops firing in right background. 1st in set of 3 colored lithographs by Langlumé after Bellangé; French soldier aiding wounded comrade leaning against stone outcrop, line of troops firing in right background. Oblong; margins intact; soiled; in blue cloth portfolio, red leather label stamped gold "H. Bellange. Miscellaneous lithographs, c.1828-1832." Paris, Jazet, 1951.

Lithographed proof before letters (after Grenier); mid-18th century figure of a Garde Française (whose cuffs and waistcoat are incorrectly shown without brandenbourgs) presenting a bouquet to a young woman seated outside shop, trimming a bonnet. Lithographed proof before letters (after Grenier); mid-18th century figure of a Garde Française (whose cuffs and waistcoat are incorrectly shown without brandenbourgs) presenting a bouquet to a young woman seated outside shop, trimming a bonnet. Upright folio; margins intact; clean. Leichtenstein-Hauslab Collection, 1951. Annotation: François St. Martin Grenier (Gardes Françaises) Annotation: (cuffs & waistcoat lack brandenbrourgs) Annotation: My Grenier... Annotation: (Le soldat aimé) Annotation: [Le Soldat Aimé.] Sign: ...ODES.

One of a collection of illustrations of Austrian soldiers. 'Soldier standing by a tree; whole-length figure in frontal view, the head in profile to right; holding a standard or lance in his right hand and a sword in his left; a large tree behind him at left. Signed "HSP" and dated in the plate' -- British Museum. One of a collection of illustrations of Austrian soldiers. 'Soldier standing by a tree; whole-length figure in frontal view, the head in profile to right; holding a standard or lance in his right hand and a sword in his left; a large tree behind him at left. Signed "HSP" and dated in the plate' -- British Museum. Upright; margins trimmed close. Title supplied by cataloger.

Hand-colored copper-engraving by Rom(eyn) de Hoog(h)e after Grata; perspective view showing small castle of Trembowla on river surrounded by Turkish troops and camps, Polish arms in upper right corner. Hand-colored copper-engraving by Rom(eyn) de Hoog(h)e after Grata; perspective view showing small castle of Trembowla on river surrounded by Turkish troops and camps, Polish arms in upper right corner. Oblong folio, matted; plate mark, margins; creased, slightly soiled. London, Parker Gallery, 1951.

Color lithographic imagerie numbered 186 with illustration after P. Kauffmann; Europeans with rifles and machine guns in gallery at left firing on Boxers with cannon in street at right; printed text below. Color lithographic imagerie numbered 186 with illustration after P. Kauffmann; Europeans with rifles and machine guns in gallery at left firing on Boxers with cannon in street at right; printed text below. Oblong folio; margins intact.

Subject: British soldiers in artillery batteries in foreground, city and port in distance; (signed) Thomas Packer. Subject: British soldiers in artillery batteries in foreground, city and port in distance; (signed) Thomas Packer. Title continues: Quadrille historique et militaire, par Alphonse Leduc, author of the Battle of Inkermann quadrilles. "A Monsieur Le Général Canrobert"--top of sheet. Ent. Sta. Hall. No. 1 Solo Price 3/-. No. 2 Duet 4/-

2nd of pair of hand-colored engravings, the coloring being of later date; views toward besieged city, small figures of officers, troops, encampment etc. in foreground. 2nd of pair of hand-colored engravings, the coloring being of later date; views toward besieged city, small figures of officers, troops, encampment etc. in foreground. Small oblong folio, 2 prints [cf. AuB1789f-2a], matted folio; margins trimmed; soiled. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1954.

Tinted aquatint by Charon after Martinet; combat scene, French infantry capturing flag from Austrian grenadiers. Tinted aquatint by Charon after Martinet; combat scene, French infantry capturing flag from Austrian grenadiers. Oblong folio, matted; margins trimmed; worn, soiled. Paris, Bihn, 1950.

Hand-colored lithographic imagerie plate, numbered 108; shah mounted in uniform, followed by aides etc., riding along Champs-Elysées from Arc de Triomphe. Hand-colored lithographic imagerie plate, numbered 108; shah mounted in uniform, followed by aides etc., riding along Champs-Elysées from Arc de Triomphe. Upright folio; margins intact; worn.

One of a collection of 28 lithograph war and political cartoons printed by Destouches, chiefly from the series, "Actualités", in the French journal "le Charivari". This one by and after Cham (Amédée Charles Henri, Comte de Noé), on page 30. Officer with sword and native American talking to a Confederate soldier One of a collection of 28 lithograph war and political cartoons printed by Destouches, chiefly from the series, "Actualités", in the French journal "le Charivari". This one by and after Cham (Amédée Charles Henri, Comte de Noé), on page 30. Officer with sword and native American talking to a Confederate soldier Upright, matted; margins trimmed; yellowed. N.Y., Argosy, 1954.

Lithograph (by and after Raffet), unique proof; wounded revolutionary being carried toward left on litter, soldiers at right. From the collection of Hector Giacomelli Lithograph (by and after Raffet), unique proof; wounded revolutionary being carried toward left on litter, soldiers at right. From the collection of Hector Giacomelli Narrow oblong medium folio, mounted on cream cardboard; no margins. H. Giacomelli catalogue, 157. Paris, Robert Prouté, 1976.

Etching by and after Armand-Durmaresq, dated 1879; hussar or guide figure at salute. Etching by and after Armand-Durmaresq, dated 1879; hussar or guide figure at salute. Upright, matted; upper margin trimmed; yellowed.

Cellerius, Professeur de Danse à l'École Militaire de St. Cyr, Médaille d'Or ; musique arrangée par E. Derégnaucourt. Cover title. Prix 6f. Color lithographic cover illustration after F. Hugo d'Alesi, printed by Grandjean & Gascard, Paris: cadets and cadet officer, flags and trophies on either side.