Prints, Maps and Posters

Willem & Jan Blaeu - 'Cantium Vernacule Kent' (Map of the County), 17th century engraving with later hand-colouring on laid paper, 39cm x 54cm, together with two engraved maps by Robert Morden, 'Devonshire' and 'Sussex'.

Paolo Fidanza, after Raphael - Half Length Portraits, thirty-one etchings from 'Teste Scelte di Personaggi Illustri in Lettere, e in Armi', including title page, published circa 1763, each sheet size 48cm x 36cm, all within Hogarth style frames.

After Maude Goodman - 'And Lived Happily Ever After', 19th century photogravure with hand-colouring, 47.5cm x 72cm, within an oak frame, together with three similar prints.

E.J. Dumée, after Angelica Kauffman - Cleopatra, late 18th century stipple engraving, 28cm x 33cm, within an ebonized and gilt frame, together with seven similar engravings.

Richard Blome - 'A Mapp of the County of Suffolk', early 18th Century engraving with later hand-colouring, 27cm x 32.5cm, within a Hogarth style frame, together with two 18th century engraved maps after Robert Morden, 'Herefordshire' and 'Worcestershire', eight other engraved maps and a small group of cartography reference books.

Francesco Bartolozzi, after Giovanni Battista Cipriani - Prudence and Beauty, and Genius and Beauty, a pair of oval stipple engravings, published by Torre & Co circa 1782, each 18.5cm x 22cm, both within verre églomisé mounts and gilt composition frames, together with eleven other 18th and 19th century engravings.

Willing & Co, for Tannock and James (publishers) - 'On Top of your Job, On Top of the World' (Motivational Poster), 20th century colour lithograph, printed by J. Weiner, 68.5cm x 140cm.

Archie Gunn - 'Never Again' (Poster for Vaudeville Theatre), colour lithograph, published by the Manhattan Print circa 1897, backed onto card, 76.5cm x 50.5cm, together with four other theatre posters.

General Post Office (publishers) - 'Keeping in Touch, the Post Office in Town' (Advertising Poster), mid-20th century colour offset lithograph, printed by Sydney Lee Ltd, sheet size 73.5cm x 91.5cm, together with eleven other G.P.O. posters.

Talleres Graficos Soler (publisher) - 'Plaza de Toros Monumental de Barcelona' (Bullfighting Advertising Poster), offset lithograph circa 1968, sheet size 96.5cm x 54cm, together with an early 20th century poster, 'Marshmallow, Gordon Marsh, Humorous Entertainer'.

Wakeham & Co (printers) - 'Notice of the Sale of the High-Class Investment Nos. 18 & 18a, Melbury Road, Kensington (Hunter & Hunter Property Sales Poster), monochrome lithograph, circa 1903, sheet size 88.5cm x 57cm, together with twelve similar posters (some duplicates). Note: 18 & 18a Melbury Road included the studio of the artist William Holman Hunt.

Russian School - Siege of Port Arthur, Russo-Japanese War (Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, published circa 1904, 41cm x 58cm.

Russian School - Anatomy (Medical Poster), mid-20th century colour lithograph, 88.5cm x 58cm.

After Terence Cuneo - 'Back Them Up!' (Second World War Propaganda Poster), offset colour lithograph, published by His Majesty's Stationery Office and printed by The British Colour Printing Co circa 1940, 76cm x 50.5cm.

After Frank Wootton - 'Back Them Up!' (Second World War Propaganda Poster), offset colour lithograph, published by His Majesty's Stationery Office for War Savings Committee and printed by Fosh and Cross, circa 1940s, 76cm x 50.5cm.

After Rowland Hilder - Forward to Victory (Second World War Propaganda Poster), offset colour lithograph, published by His Majesty's Stationery Office circa 1940s, proof before letters, sheet size 101.5cm x 63cm.

After Frank Newbould - 'Save for Defence', colour lithograph, published by the Post Office Savings Bank circa 1940s, 76cm x 51cm.

The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (publisher) - 'Which? Now!' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by Abbey Press circa 1915, 75.5cm x 49.5cm.

The Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (publisher) - 'Enlist To-Day. He's Happy & Satisfied. Are You?' (First World War Propaganda Poster), colour lithograph, printed by Turner & Dunnett circa 1915, 76cm x 50.5cm.