This representation of a Loyal Hackney Volunteer in the act of firing is selected by him who had the honor of Commanding the Corps, as a due acknowledgement of the excellence it has acquired in this part of Military Exercise, and is intended as a sincere but inadequate mark of that regard for the Corps which will ever be entertained, by James Williams, Clapton 1802.

Original unsigned ink and watercolor drawing with title from manuscript note below image; standing uniform figure firing rifle toward right. Original unsigned ink and watercolor drawing with title from manuscript note below image; standing uniform figure firing rifle toward right. Small upright folio; margins; clean. London, Francis Edwards, 1966.