victorian scrap book (12 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 191pp illustrated, ssl xlib evidence, ome ink from printing has run marking rear pages on first 6 pages; Large Octavo.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: None. Full Color Illustrations Ilustrador. This Pdf Version Of "Grandma Cook'S Victorian Scrapbook" Is For You To Use In Your Arts And Crafts Projects. You Can Print Any Or All Of The Pages And Reuse As You Desire, However, You May Not Sell This Pdf Or A "Printed Version Of The Full Book", Or Any Assortment Of The Individual Pages. We Hold The Copyright On The Full Book And Its Individual Pages. The Purpose Here Is To Expand Your Paper Scrap Collection By Reusing The Bright Colored Historic Ephemeral Paper Scrap In Your Art Process. For Example You Can Print As Many Copies Of The Pages.Cut Out, Enlarge, Reduce, Paste The Scrap Elements For Your Own Art Works, And The Altered Versions Are Then A New Creation Of Yours, Owned By You. Thank You For Joining The Printopia Family Of Creative People. Enjoy. Delivered By Email. Postage Will Be Refunded Back To You, Unless You Want To Have A Cd-Rom Mailed To You Instead. We're Here If You Have Any Questions. ~ Thank You. 40 p. Electronic Book.

Card Covers. Condición: Poor. 1st Edition. 44 linen pages in card covers with cloth backstrip. This appears to be a mid nineteenth century collection pasted on to linen pages, the images are in colour and bw and have been cut from books magazines etc, with a few original drawings subjects include buildings, animals, children, humour. The covers are worn torn and grubby with conspicuous loss, backstrip tatty, pages rather grubby , some images have fallen out, others are worn and a few loose. Battered but interesting example. Heavy book will need extra postage outside UK.

, 47 pages of delightful and skillful illustrations (some attractively hand-coloured) of interesting subject matter, mostly pencil sketches of pastoral scenes and buildings (including Limerick, Kilkenny, Round Tower Clondalkin, Chiltham Castle Kent, Ellen Stalken Castle Scotland)) plus a collection of clippings of portraits (including Byron, Shelley, Madge Wildfire, Lucy Ashton, John Mitchel), animal and religious subjects (including after Landseer, Hare in Form, Temptation on the Mountain), some engraved cards (including scenes of Belfast, Armagh, Enniskillen), some depicted as decoupage, vignettes and within elaborate borders (pressed and coloured), some blank pages (unfilled) Original Edition , some scuffing to boards and slight rubbing to spine, very slight fraying to some edges, slight foxing, good condition , burgundy morocco with gilt rules and blindstamped decoration to boards, gilt titles rules and decoration to spine, gilt decorated turn-ins, gilt decorated end-papers, all edges gilt folio, 29.5 x 25 cms Hardback ISBN:

Quarto 11 1/2 x 9 inches - handsome full black morocco, decoratively blind embossed with central lettering MRS. D. S. Apparently not tampered with. Starting with a hand coloured lithographic title page of a family viewing an album- filled with numerous engravings and some water colours - among which are - Alexander the First of Russia, three hand coloured anthropomorphic plates The Botanist - Zoology- The Librarian, The Lord's Prayer in miniature 1/6 th of an inch by W. Palmer, 2 plates from Edwards Birds, 2 coloured stipples of a mother and child, a photograph of New Cross Turnpike date 1865, a note of gratitude for a dinner given by Mr an Mrs Shawell 5th Nov 1835 including one in Arabic, coloured stipple of two angels, fine coloured mezzotint of a Swiss girl, 3 floral water colours including a fine tulip, Maltese Carriage and Maltese costumes, 2 Neapolitan gouaches, AND AN INTERSTING VALUATION OF THE ALBUM for £10 dated 1926. Prints from 1818- photo added later. Album circa 1840.

No Binding. Condición: Near Fine. A rather large scrapbook with over 106 pages filled with art and poetry, chromolithographs, etc. The assembler, or someone, has also included a list detailing each page Celia Thaxter, Sarah Orne Jewett, Hawthorne, Alice Carey, etc. mostly famous writers and poets. The earliest dated illustration is from 1861, Petersons's Magazine. Many illustrations and Chromos are printed in colors. Quite nice and full!

hardcover, Condición: fair. Album of chromolithographs. only identification is 'Leighton Bros.' printed at bottom right corner of some plates, & signatures of A.F. Bellows, W. Dickes, Knaus signed in some of the lithos. Look like these were aimed towards children. These have been cut out, margins trimmed to exact sides of pictures & glued into the album, some have titles left at the bottom. 55 in all, image size is 6"x8-1/2", 10 birds, 35 rural scenes with children, 3 identified as scenes on the Thames. 7 fruit & flowers, 3 mushrooms. Album is 11"x14", decorated cloth, cracked inner hinges, some pages removed, images are nice but album pages are foxed & fingermarked. $.

, with approx 50 pages of handwritten text, dated 1830s, plus numerous watercolour pictures and pencil sketches (one initialled E.M.), engravings cut from publications, original drawings, poems entitled: On Going to Church by Fanny; Our Friendship by A.G.B.; The Ladies Choice; An Adieu; The Stuttering Soldier; Home by Georgina Guildford, 1831, one copied poem initialled R.B.P Guildford, 16th Oct 1837; Forget me Not by Mary; A Year by E.B.; To the Flower called Forget me Not by Harriet Stedman; On my Mother's Picture by Augusta; On an Album by Sarah Adams; The Adieu and Farewell by Elizabeth Smith, Staines Nov 10th 1836; quote written by Elizabeth South; To Woman by J. A. First Edition , boards detached, lacking backstrip, some pages loose, inscription of Amelia Timms to one page, boards rubbed, in fair condition , dark green leather with gilt title and floral border 19 x 12 cm Hardback ISBN:

A charming scrap book laden with humor and personality of Mrs. Anthony M. Gibson of Tolland/Rockville, Connecticut. Exceptional for the sheer amount of insight it provides into someone who was clearly a good-natured and playful person. Includes early ink caption/labels. Contains the following ephemera: photos; newspaper clippings; a pressed flower; manuscript letters; and one chromolithographed trade card depicting a stylized Romantic poet. We can glean that Mrs. Gibson was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps, visited upstate New York occasionally, enjoyed seafood and cartoons, and fancied her husband well into their long marriage (several photos of him are included). The majority of the newspaper clippings appear to be sourced from Tolland/Rockville or Hartford, Connecticut publications, where she lived. A photo of her and her husband have been sweetly adhered to the first leaf recto, along with an early ink presentation inscription ("Mac to Sarah. Sept 19th 1868") and her early ink signature to head of same page ("Mrs. Anthony M. Gibson. Albany, New York"). Sarah was presumably a nickname or middle name, as "Mac" was for him. Single volume (12.25" by 10.5"), approx. 75 blank leaves about half filled with ephemera, bound in original three quarter red sheep with textured blue cloth sides, spine gilt in compartments, all edges marbled. Includes 3 cent size miniature Lord's prayer. Also includes a charming three page picture story letter from 1899 to Mae and Sarah. Good to very good. Toned with dust soiling, upper board detached. Staining from adhesive used.

Hardcover. Condición: Fair. A Victorian scrap book which appears to have belonged to a B. Hand of St.Giles Street, Norwich. Consists of 56 pages (including 1 blank at the end) most of which are covered with multiple "scraps". There are engravings, and pictures including ones of Hereford and Norwich Cathedrals, the charge of the heavy cavalry at Waterloo, flags, armorials, cuttings of the Royal family and a huge assortment of other scraps typical of the period including an early photo. 2 leaves are loose, the outer cover is scuffed and there are small marginal tears to some pages. Wear and tear commensurate with its age. I shall gladly send additional images if requested. Please look at those I have uploaded as they form an important part of the description. I think the price I am asking is fair but I am open to reasonable offers.

A full, uncut sheet of Victorian scraps depicting the story of "The Three Bears" (Interestingly, the little girl character is referred to here as "Silverlocks" instead of "Goldilocks"). These sheets were intended to be folded into a miniature accordion fold book. It is uncommon to find full sheets of Victorian scrap, as well as these miniature books. This sheet includes six panels illustrating the story, and measures approx. 2.25" by 8.75". It has been embossed, chromolithographed, and die-cut. Very good to near-fine. Light toning.

A full, uncut sheet of Victorian scraps depicting the story of "Little Red Riding Hood". These sheets were intended to be folded into a miniature accordion fold book. It is uncommon to find full sheets of Victorian scrap, as well as these miniature books. This sheet includes six panels illustrating the story, and measures approx. 2.25" by 8.75". It has been embossed, chromolithographed, and die-cut. Very good to near-fine. Light toning. Paper repair.