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Sir Robert Phipps

Item is an half- tone magazine print of Sir. Robert Phipps. Attached to a cardbord-like surface that is darker on the back, with evidence of writing in pencil noted but undecipherable.

Rev. d John Pickavant

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Rev. D John Pickant; Missionary in Newfoundland. Printed by W. Valentine. Engraved by T. A. Dean . Lettering is fading. Unmatted but shows sgins of previous matting.

George Sterling Ryerson M.D. C.M.

Item is an half tone magazine Top-half portrait of George Eterling Ryerson, surgeon (b. 1855). possibly cut out from medical magazine as on the other side is a portrait of Holford Walker M.D.

Hon. Fred. A. Quesnel

Item is a matted albumen oval top half portrait of the Hon. Fredric Auguste Quensel, politician (b. 1785-d.1866) Matted.

Sir James Henry Craig

Item is a half tone magazine print of Sir James Henry Craig, Governor, Canada, 1807-11; Born 1748- died 1812. Including signature and coat of arms.

Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Thomas Cranmer, born 1489 - died 1556, leader of the English Reformaiton and Archbishop of Canterbury. Engraved by S. Freeman from an original picture in the British Museum. Published by Archd. Fullarton & Co. (Glasgow).

Oliver Cromwell

Item is a electro steel engraving by J. J. Crew of a painting by J.T.Williams of Oliver Cromwell; from a fine miniature by Cooper; protector, 1649-1658; Born 1599- died 1658.

George Earl of CUMBERLAND and Knight of the Garter and Privy to Queen ELIZABETH famous for Five Voyages he made at his own Charge. His first An 1587 was to SLUYSE against the Duke of PARMA; his second An 1588 against the SPANISH Armada wherein he did great service; his third to Isles of TEREERA and AZORES where he took the Fort FIALSA his fourth to the Coast of SPAIN his last to St. JOHN DE PORTA RICO where he won the Town with great Honour and returned safe into ENGLAND, and lyes buried with his Ancestors at SKIPTON in CRAVEN in YORKSHIRE.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of Sir George Clifford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland, born 1558 - died 1605. English peer, naval commander, and courtier of Queen Elizabeth I. Published by W. Richardson (Castle Street, Leicester Fields).

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