Subject: soldier welcomed at doorstep by wife; A. Laby Lith, Stannard & Dixon, Imp. Subject: soldier welcomed at doorstep by wife; A. Laby Lith, Stannard & Dixon, Imp. Title continues: Ballad. The music composed by Stephen Glover. Pr. 3/-
American soldier placing ring on the finger of a young French woman; farmhouse and windmill in the background. Inscribed and dated lower left: L. Jonas Oct 1918. American soldier placing ring on the finger of a young French woman; farmhouse and windmill in the background. Inscribed and dated lower left: L. Jonas Oct 1918. Upright folio.
Tinted engraving (proof) by Reinhold after Zix; Napoleon in court dress with Marie-Louise and attendants proceeding through Grand Galerie, lined with courtiers and ladies. Tinted engraving (proof) by Reinhold after Zix; Napoleon in court dress with Marie-Louise and attendants proceeding through Grand Galerie, lined with courtiers and ladies. Large oblong folio, matted; margins; margins soiled. New York, Harry H. Hymes, 1947. title provided by cataloger
Lithograph published by Lipschitz after Knight. 'Group portrait of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington and 31 of his staff officers assembled for dinner on the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo (1815). The sitters are: Earl of Stafford, Sir E Kerrison Bt, Hon H Murray, Sir John Waters, Sir Robert Gardiner, Lord Fitzroy Somerset (later Lord Raglan), Sir G Scovell, Lord Hill, Sir P Maitland, Sir H Hardinge (later Viscont Hardinge), Sir A Dickson, Hon E P Lygon, Sir C Broke Vere, Sir H G Townsend, Marquess of Anglesey, Lord Sandys, Sir J Lambert, Sir J Kempt, Lord Saltoun, Sir Neil Douglas, Duke of Richmond, Sir A Barnard, Lord Vivian, Hon G Cathcart, Colonel R Egerton, Sir H D Ross, Colonel Rowan, Sir T Reynell and Colonel John Gurwood' -- National Army Museum Lithograph published by Lipschitz after Knight. 'Group portrait of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington and 31 of his staff officers assembled for dinner on the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo (1815). The sitters are: Earl of Stafford, Sir E Kerrison Bt, Hon H Murray, Sir John Waters, Sir Robert Gardiner, Lord Fitzroy Somerset (later Lord Raglan), Sir G Scovell, Lord Hill, Sir P Maitland, Sir H Hardinge (later Viscont Hardinge), Sir A Dickson, Hon E P Lygon, Sir C Broke Vere, Sir H G Townsend, Marquess of Anglesey, Lord Sandys, Sir J Lambert, Sir J Kempt, Lord Saltoun, Sir Neil Douglas, Duke of Richmond, Sir A Barnard, Lord Vivian, Hon G Cathcart, Colonel R Egerton, Sir H D Ross, Colonel Rowan, Sir T Reynell and Colonel John Gurwood' -- National Army Museum Large oblong folio, matted; margins trimmed; slightly soiled. N.Y., Kennedy Galleries, 1952.
Composed by John Holloway. Lithographed title page (including illustration), engraved music. the lithographer is not identified. Cover illustration depicts regimental encampment and parade among trees; medallion portrait of George Washington in the sky. For piano solo.
by Maximilian Zuboff. For piano. Cover lith. illustration by P.S. Duval after J. Queen: a uniformed soldier holding a regimental flag, leaning on a pedestal supporting a bust of George Washington; pedestal in engraved 'Washington' and 'W.L.I. incorporated 1807'
Composed and arranged for the Boston Brass Band, by J.S. Shaw, and dedicated by him to the officers and members of that corps. Arranged for the piano Forte by Wm. Fergus. For piano. Cover lith. ill. by Thayer: tent encampment near a town with small soldier figures.
Mezzotint by E. Bell after Paul; Washington, full-length in uniform at right center on portico, wife and three children at left, black attendant with horse in right background. Mezzotint by E. Bell after Paul; Washington, full-length in uniform at right center on portico, wife and three children at left, black attendant with horse in right background. Oblong folio, mounted on white paper; margins trimmed; soiled. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1955
Four camps featured in corners with full-length portrait of F. Watson in center Four camps featured in corners with full-length portrait of F. Watson in center arranged for the piano forte and dedicated bo Lieut. F. Watson, and the officers and members of the Louisville Washington Blues by W.C. Peters For piano.
Subject: Mounted soldier riding towards right. Subject: Mounted soldier riding towards right. Title continues: For the piano forte, composed and dedicated to the Right Honble. the Earl of Aylesford, by J.W. Young, Professor of Music. 'Price 3/-' 'Ent. Sta. Hall.'
Subject: full-length portrait of Edwards in uniforms of Scots Fusilier Guards with campaign medals; J. Brandard; M. & N. Hanhart, Imp. Subject: full-length portrait of Edwards in uniforms of Scots Fusilier Guards with campaign medals; J. Brandard; M. & N. Hanhart, Imp. Title continues: Dedicated to Serjeant Major Edwards, Chairman of the Guards Banquet by George Linley.
written and composed by George Linley. Cover lith. ill by Goulding and D'Almaine: cuirassier taking leave of kneeling wife near cottage in mountainous landscape, soldiers in distance.
composed by Willem Coenen. Cover illustration of British officer (William Fenwick Williams) and Turkish soldiers on battlefield at Kars, 1855; W. Sharpe Lith, M.& N. Hanhart, Imp.
Wood-engraved plate after Thulstrup; uniform group outdoors, mission church in background. Wood-engraved plate after Thulstrup; uniform group outdoors, mission church in background. From Harper's Weekly, Vol. 35, No. 1798, June 6, 1891, page 417.
Wood engraved illustration from magazine, after McLaughlin; troops landing from river boats. Wood engraved illustration from magazine, after McLaughlin; troops landing from river boats. From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly, May 3, 1862, page 21.
Lithograph by and after Inger; numerous generals seated on church pews under trees, conferring, inspecting maps, etc., army halted in background countryside. Lithograph by and after Inger; numerous generals seated on church pews under trees, conferring, inspecting maps, etc., army halted in background countryside. Large upright folio, matted; margins trimmed close; margins worn. N.Y., Argosy, 1953.
Wood-engraved double-page magazine print; large group of Confederate officers and soldiers in various uniforms, and U.S. soldiers, outdoors, cabins in background; cut-out description from another page attached. Wood-engraved double-page magazine print; large group of Confederate officers and soldiers in various uniforms, and U.S. soldiers, outdoors, cabins in background; cut-out description from another page attached. From Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine, March 29, 1862, pages 316-317.
Broadside with crude wood-block illustration of troops and officers marching; Italian town in background Broadside with crude wood-block illustration of troops and officers marching; Italian town in background Large upright folio, mounted on board, matted; margins intact; clean London, Parker, 1965.
Chas d'Albert. For piano. Cover tinted lithographic illustration by Sarony & Co.,of cannon against which are leaning Turkish and Russian flags, troops in battle in left distance.
One of a collection of 4 color lithograph caricature plates after Allen, published Decr. 1st, 1886, of dogs in military and naval uniforms at banquet tables. From 'McQueen's Dogs at the Jubilee Banquet'. One of a collection of 4 color lithograph caricature plates after Allen, published Decr. 1st, 1886, of dogs in military and naval uniforms at banquet tables. From 'McQueen's Dogs at the Jubilee Banquet'. Large upright folio, matted; plate marks, margins intact; clean. London, Parker Gallery, 1969.
Hand-colored engraving by J. Collyer after Wheatley; cavalry, infantry and artillery giving exhibition in city square, spectators in buildings in left background. Hand-colored engraving by J. Collyer after Wheatley; cavalry, infantry and artillery giving exhibition in city square, spectators in buildings in left background. Large oblong folio, matted; margins trimmed close; worn. London, Parker Gallery, 1951.
Hand-colored engraving; King, princes and aides mounted at right, receiving salute of infantry passing at left. Hand-colored engraving; King, princes and aides mounted at right, receiving salute of infantry passing at left. Large oblong; margins trimmed; dull. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1960.
Subject: 3 volunteers in various uniforms. Subject: 3 volunteers in various uniforms. Title continues: A new patriotic song. Composed & respectfully dedicated to all volunteers by Miss C. Gates ; written by J.T. Hudson, esqr. "Most respectfully dedicated to the British Volunteers" Price 2s/-
Song sheet, numbered 342, with hand colored engraved illustration of soldier and sweetheart standing near muskets and flag, other soldiers drinking in tent in left background, fort in right background. Song sheet, numbered 342, with hand colored engraved illustration of soldier and sweetheart standing near muskets and flag, other soldiers drinking in tent in left background, fort in right background. Small oblong folio; plate mark, margins; surface dirt. N.Y., Walter Schatzki, 1969.
One of a pair of color lithographs by G. McCulloch after Absolon, printed by Day & Son; 2 scenes of volunteer uniform figures, outdoors, each with a young woman sweetheart. [See also: The volunteer--1803.] One of a pair of color lithographs by G. McCulloch after Absolon, printed by Day & Son; 2 scenes of volunteer uniform figures, outdoors, each with a young woman sweetheart. [See also: The volunteer--1803.] Upright folio, matted; tear at bottom and crease at top; yellowed. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1955.
One of a pair of color lithographs by G. McCulloch after Absolon, printed by Day & Son; 2 scenes of volunteer uniform figures, outdoors, each with a young woman sweetheart. [See also: The volunteer--1860.] One of a pair of color lithographs by G. McCulloch after Absolon, printed by Day & Son; 2 scenes of volunteer uniform figures, outdoors, each with a young woman sweetheart. [See also: The volunteer--1860.] Upright folio, matted; margins trimmed; yellowed. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1955.
Chromolithograph by G. Maculloch after Simpson; volunteers parading before Queen and retinue in landaus at left, castle in right distance. Chromolithograph by G. Maculloch after Simpson; volunteers parading before Queen and retinue in landaus at left, castle in right distance. Oblong folio on tan board mount, matted; margins intact; clean. N.Y., Rockman Prints, 1949.
Hand-colored etched caricature by Hixon after Woodward, published June 10, 1800; 2 rows of comic militia and other figures, including women, one holding baby. Hand-colored etched caricature by Hixon after Woodward, published June 10, 1800; 2 rows of comic militia and other figures, including women, one holding baby. Oblong folio, mounted on white paper; margins trimmed. Munich, auction 1955.
Subject: Volunteers on parade ground, with standard-bearer and trumpeter at left. Subject: Volunteers on parade ground, with standard-bearer and trumpeter at left. Title continues: Composed & dedicated to the Purneah Volunteer Rifle Corps by a young lady.
Subject: three standing figures of volunteers outdoors; T. Packer Lith, Stannard & Dixon Imp. Subject: three standing figures of volunteers outdoors; T. Packer Lith, Stannard & Dixon Imp.
