Item is an electro-steel top half portrait of Revd. Egerton Ryerson of Upper Canada, educationalist & writer (b.1803-d.1882) matted with an top half oval portrat taped to the right of the imasge on the matte with the words "rev. dr. Ryerson" on the bottom, possibl;y him later in life. Put in slieve because of botoom two corners of main portrait unattached as well as small atttached portrait uncsucure (Peter Holdsworth October 10, 2007).
Item is an electro-steel engraving from a book (pg. 588 on back has the start of the subject's biography) of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, statsman and scholar (b.772-d.1864). Matted with seperat window for the subjects signature from the orignal source is attached. Bottom two corners of the top-half portrait un attached.
Item is an electro-steel engrving of sir walter Raleigh, founder of Virginia (b.1552-d.1618). engraved by H. Robinson from the orginal by Zuccero in the dollection of the most noble the Marquis of Bath. matted with bottom two corners unattached.
Item is a hand-colored lithograph top-half oval portrait of Theodore Rand, Superintendant of Education N.S. ans N.B. (b.1835-d.1900). Lithograph by Ralph smith & co. Toronto from photo by G.W. Schlyer, Fredrieton N.B. with J. B. Magurn publsher Toronto. Unmatted but signs of previous matting. Identifing title iS the signature of the subject. or in the handwriting of the artist.
Item is an electro-steel engravied portrati of John Randolph U.S. congressman from Roanoke, Virginia sitting on a porch in a Napolionic pose.. Engraved by Jonathan Fry and co. New York, New York from the orignal painting by Cahppel in the possession of the publishers. signature identifier that is engraved unknown source. some informatikn about the publisher is cut off on the bottom.
Item is eletro-Steel top half portrait engraving of David Ressor, senator of Canada 1867 (b.1823-d.1902). engraved by HB Hall's Sons New York, New York. Signature of Unknow source Identifier.
Item is an color oval top- half portrait in color of Albert Norton Richards. Lithograph by Rolph Smith and Co Toronto from photo by W. Norton Montreoal and published by J.B. Masion Toronto.
Item is an color top half portrait lithograph of Wm. B. Richards, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canda 1875 (b.1815-d.1889). Signed and from same source or surce of/as PG c. 1034.
