Collection: British Prints

Cruikshank, Isaac "A Necessary War, or Quixotism Revived or the Knight of the Little House."

Cruikshank, George "Lacing in Style-or a Dandy Midshipman preparing for Attraction!!" [The letters "Attr" scored through.]

Brown, M. “To the Lord’s Commissioners of the Admiralty. This Print of The Celebrated Victory obtained by The British Fleet under the Command of Earl Howe, over The French Fleet On The Glorious First Of June 1794, Is by Permission humbly Dedicated...”

Huggins, W.J. “The Archimedes, Steamer.”

Dutton, T.G. "H.M.S.Raleigh, 50 Guns, (Captain, the Honorable George Hope) Bearing the Broad Pendant of Commodore Sir Thomas Herbert K.C.B"

Robins, T.S. "The Iron Steam Yacht 'Alexandria,' 416 Tons."

Unattributed. "Channel Fleet. Britain's Floating Fortresses."

Unattributed. “Penelope Lady Dynham, wife of Sir John Dynham. Daughter of Thomas Lord Wenman & eldest Sister of Jane Mother of Jane, Wife of Philip, now Lord Wharton, 1642.”

Unattributed. “Sir Thomas Wharton, Father of Philip now Lord Wharton. 1612 about the age of 23”

Unattributed. “The Ministerial Side of the House of Commons”

Charlton, John “The Islington Horse Show – A Scrimmage at the Hurdles”

Copley, John Singleton "The Death of Major Peirson and the defeat of the French troops in the market place of St Helier's in the island of Jersey Jany 6, 1781."

Shakespeare, William “The Fifth Part of King Henry the Fourth” Page 53-54

Shakespeare, William “All’s Well that Ends Well” Page 239-240

Damer, Anne Seymour [Vignette in the Title] Coriolanus

Rowlandson, Thomas "Dr. Syntax Made Free of the Cellar"

Cruikshank, George and Robert Isaac "Midnight. Tom and Jerry at a Coffee Shop near the Olympic"

Merritt, Anna Lea [Sir] "George Gilbert Scott"

Campbell, Colen "Longford Castle, the seat of the Earl of Radnor in Wiltshire"

Morland, George "The Last Litter"

Copley, John Singleton "Hagar and Ishmael in the Wilderness. . ."

Copley, John Singleton "Abraham Offering up His Son..."

Ward, James "A Livery Stable"

Jones, S.J.E. "Horses Going to a Fair"