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Item is top-half, bust, eelctro-stel engraved/lithograph of Wm. Pitt; Earl of Chatham. Print is "after Hoffner" and all but the head shows a lithographic process, indicating that it may be an lithograph after an engraving by Hoffner. Subject indentifier in in pencil.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of U. S. representative for N.B. boundry William Pickney (b.1764-d.1822) engraved by Johnson, Fry & Co.. Printed signature below image. Unmatted.

Item is a half-tone print from The Canadian Magazine (undated), half portrait of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania b. 1644-d.1781. Matt had signature from his will dated oct. 30th 1701 as well as a print of unknown origin of a painting showing an older Penn signing the treaty for the land of Pensylvania.

Item is a matt photo of Wm. Makor. Norman, no. 9534.

Item is a half tone newspaper print of William Henry Griffin, born 1812 and died 1900; Deputy Postmaster General; Chairman of Civil Service Board.

Item is a double window-matted, half-tone (newspaper) portrait of William Henry Griffin, Esq.; Deputy Postmaster General, chair of the Civil Service Board.

Item is an window-matted, seated, half-tone (magazine, Centry) porrait of William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United Sates (b.1857-d.1930). From a photograph by the Lumi

Item is an electro-steel engraved sitting portrait of William H. Prescott, American Historian (b.1796-d.1859). Engraved by Johnson Fry & co New York from a ponting by Alanzo Chappel and likness from a Photograph in the possession of His (subject) family.

Item is an electro-steel engraving of William Gifford, born 1756 and died 1826, English critic, editor, poet, and famous satirist and controversalist. Engraved by S. Freeman from a painting by J. Hoppner Esq. R.A. Published by Fisher, Son & Co. (London).

Item is an electro-steel engraving of William Gifford, born 1756 and died 1826, English critic, editor, poet, and famous satirist and controversalist. Published by J.B. Nichols (Parliament Street) on March 1, 1827 for Gent. Magazine.