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Engraving of John Julius Angerstein, born 1732 and died 1823. He was a London businessman and patron of the arts. Engraved by Scriven based on a portrait by Sir Tho. Lawrence. Published by Fisher, Son & Co. (London).
Rt. Honble. George Lord Anson.
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Half-tone newspaper print of Lord George Anson, Lord of Admirality, 1751-6. Born 1697 - died 1762.
Rt. Honble. George Lord Anson. Baron of Soberton.
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Electro-steel engraved print of Lord George Anson, Lord of Admirality, 1751-6. Born 1697 - died 1762. Engraved by Ridley based on a portrait by J Reymolds. Published by J. Gold.
Charles Arbuthnot, AETAT 82. Late Principle of the Monastery of St. James, Ratisbon.
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Electro-steel engraved print of Charles Arbuthnot, born 1767 and died 1850. He was a British ambassador, diplomat to the Ottoman Empire, and Tory politician. Engraved by F.C. Lewis and published for Rev. T.F. Dibdin (London).
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Printed sketch in colour of Adam G. Archibald, Statesman. Born 1814 - died 1892.
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Electro-steel engraved print of Sir Richard Arkwright, born 1732 and died 1792. he was an English inventor and leading entrepreneur during the early Industrial Revolution. Engraved by J. Jenkins based on a painting by Josh Wright, R.A. Published by Fish, Son & Co. (London).
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Item is a portrait of General Arnold (probably Benedict Arnold V: b. Jan. 14, 1741; d. June 14, 1801. General during the American Revolutionary War). Engraved for the Universal Magazine.
Effigy of Philip d' Artois in the Dominican's Church, Paris.
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Lithograph of the effigy of Phip d'Artois, born 1269 and died 1298.
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Lithograph of an unnamed Earl of Arundel.
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Electro-steel engraved image of Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle, born 1517 and died 1586. He was a Burgundian statesman, cardinal, and leading minister to the Spanish Hasburgs. Engraved by Goupil and Company (Paris & London).