Oxford From the unusual to the iconic. With the Oxford Book Fair just around the corner we have put together a catalogue of unusual and uncommon prints of Town & Gown alongside fine examples of iconic Oxford prints. The collection of over one hundred and fifty items not only portrays our historic city but many of the artworks were produced and published within the city walls as well. This collection provides a rare opportunity to view and purchase seldom seen and in some cases previously un-catalogued material depicting the city of dreaming spires. Highlights include an early working proof of John Pye’s engraving of Turners A View of Oxford from the Abingdon Road (no.14), a fine collection of Edmund Hort New’s decorative views of Oxford colleges, including the two rarest prints in the series; Hertford (no.59) and Keble College (no.63). Two superb and unique photographs on glass of Magdalen College Tower and Quad (no. 74, 75), a group photograph of Oriel College students including Cecil Rhodes (n. 129) as well as a small collection of decorative and architectural engravings of Blenheim Palace (no. 130-9). The catalogue closes with a selection of City and County maps by the leading map makers of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries (no. 140 – 151).

Views of the Dreaming Spires

1. Oxford. Aquatint Published by J. Mawman, London, January 1st, 1821 Image 142 x 264 mm mounted A general view of Oxford printed in sanguine published by Joseph Mawman. Condition: Trimmed within the platemark, some light marks in the sky and inscription space. [35325] £200

2. [A View of Oxford] Lithograph with tint stone c. 1840 Image 328 x 460 mm mounted A rare untitled view of Oxford from the north-west without artist or publisher, probably taken from Wytham Hill. Condition: Some staining to lower right and a repaired loss upper right margin, not affecting the image. [20625] £350

3. [View of Oxford from Carfax] Silver gelatine printed in sepia c. 1900 Image 52 x 61 mm each unmounted Stereo view of Oxford mounted to green card with gilt edges, news paper clipping and a hand written label on back. [36843] £15

4. Oxonium & Vindesorum Braun and Hogenberg Copper engraving with hand colouring 1572 Image and plate 175 x 477 mm, Sheet 417 x 531 mm mounted From Civitates orbis terrarum. A good example of one of the earliest prospects of Oxford along with the prospect of Windsor below. Condition: Centre fold as issued, with some discolouration to sheet. Manuscript repair to top left corner of image border after the printing plate split and was printed with the corner missing. [36724] £900

5. Oxford. From the South West. Charles Joseph Hullmandel after William Westall Lithograph with original hand colouring London. Published by Rodwell & Martin. 40, Argyll St. & 46 New Bond St. Mar: 20, 1822. Image 187 x 317 mm, Sheet 308 x 417 mm mounted Condition: Printed on India laid paper, light dirt build up to edges of sheet, not affecting image. [34251] £320

6. [Merton College, the Cathedral, &c. Oxford] George Hollis after J. Buckler Copper engraving [c. 1820] Image 145 x 276 mm, Plate 253 x 328, Sheet 304 x 446 mm Working proof before all letters and before the engraving is completed. [36988] £150

7. A View of Oxford from the Abingdon Road George Hollis after J. M. W. Turner Copper engraving c. 1819 Image 193 x 289 mm, Plate 260 x 352 mm, Sheet 333 x 452 mm mounted Proof impression of Hollis’ engraving after Turner’s famous view. [35935] £300

8. Oxford from the Isis. (Taken before the building of the Gas Works) George Hollis after T. S. Boys Copper engraving Published by James Ryman. High St. Oxford, May 1, 1837. Image 207 x 284 mm, Plate 266 x 358 mm, Sheet 319 x 492 mm unmounted [36844] £200

9. View of Oxford, from the Castle Keep. Henry Le Keux after Peter de Wint Steel engraving with hand colouring Published by J. Parker Oxford Novr. 1 1838 Image 197 x 365 mm mounted From the 1839 Oxford Almanack. Condition: Staining to top margin, not affecting image. [35975] £200

10. View Near Oxford John Hassell after Peter De Wint Etching with original hand colour 1813 Image 220 x 320 mm, Plate 350 x 264 mm, Sheet 456 x 318 mm mounted An uncommon view of Oxford from Hassell’s Aqua Picturia, a 15 plate book after various draughtsmen of the age showing the progressive stages of drawing and colouring. Title and P. Dewint written in pen in inscription space. The paper is watermarked ‘J. Whatman Turkey Mills 1817.’ Abbey Life 140, Tooley 248 Condition: Minor creasing. [35200] £250

11. Oxford. Joseph Constantine Stadler after Joseph Farrington Aquatint and etching printed in sepia Pub. June 1, 1793, by J. & J. Boydell. Shakspeare Gallery, Pall Mall & Cheapside. Image 201 x 304 mm, Sheet 301 x 411 mm. unmounted An uncommon sepia printed view of Oxford from A History of the River Thames published by John and Joshia Boydell in 1793-1796. The brothers originally intended to include the rivers Thames, Severn, Forth and Clyde 'and intended to illustrate an original History of those Rivers, including all that adorns, dignifies or enriches them and their Vicinities, whether of Art or Nature'. The project was abandoned at the completion of the History of the Thames [34514] £275

12. The South West Prospect of the University and City of Oxford Samuel and Nathaniel Buck Copper engraving Published according to Act of Parliam.t May 26th. 1753. Garden Court no.1 Middle Temple, London Image 275x 7900 mm, Plate 300 x 795 mm framed A fantastic example of this rare panorama of Oxford. [34934] £1,200

13. A View of Oxford from the Abingdon Road John Pye after J.M.W. Turner Copper engraving Published February 13th 1818. By James Wyatt Carver and Gilder, High Street, Oxford. as the Act directs. Image 406 x 606 mm, Sheet 482 x 625 mm mounted A wonderful impression of this iconic Oxford Print. Dedication below title states: ‘To the Right Honourable John Scott, Baron Eldon, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, High Steward of the University of Oxford. This Plate Engraved by John Pye after an original Picture by J.M.W.Turner Esq. R.A. Professor of Perspective to the Royal Academy. Is dedicated with Permission by his Lordship’s most obliged & very humble Servant, James Wyatt.’ A companion print to Turner’s view of the High Street (no.18) this fine view of the city beyond the village of South Hinksey gives a splendid portrait of tranquility compared with the hustle and bustle of the countryside round Oxford today. A landscape steeped in history is united with scenes of rural productivity by the diffusion of light and shadow caused by the sky. Inspired by the landscape painters of the Dutch Golden Age, Turner’s work seems to adhere to the seventeenth-century concept of houding. The idea of houding proffered the idea that spatial recession could be achieved through the layering of tone and object. Thus, depth and distance are attained in a painting through the juxtaposition of light and dark. This can be seen in Turner’s work as the light falls in sweeping fragments. Cows are eclipsed in shade but the chain of sheep are illuminated. Trees are dim but pastures beyond shimmer. On the horizon, the cityscape itself is divided into differing shards of tone.

John Pye (1782-1874) was a British printmaker, writer and publisher. Born in Birmingham, Pye relocated to London in 1801 where he took residence in Cirencester Place and worked for many book publishers. As an illustrator for popular art annuals, he executed plates for landscapes by J. M. W. Turner, Claude Lorrain, and Gaspard Poussin amongst others. Preceding his Oxfordian views, Pye collaborated with Turner on James Hakewill’s Italy as well as the History of Richmondshire. Pye grew more literary in his later years and in addition to his strong advocacy for the inclusion of engravers in the Royal Academy, he published a work entitled the Patronage of British Art. Rawlinson 81. Condition: Rich, clean impression. Trimmed within the plate and laid to archival card. [36933] £1,400

14. A View of Oxford from the Abingdon Road John Pye and Charles Heath after J.M.W. Turner Copper engraving Published by Jas. Wyatt, Carver & Gilder, High Street, Oxford. [n.d. c. 1818] Image 406 x 606 mm, Plate 518 x 653 mm, Sheet 551 x 712 mm unmounted Early working proof before title, but with artists names, publication line and shields. Large areas of the skyline remain blank, with minimal outline work to the sky and only preliminary hatching to middle and foreground details. The print was engraved by John Pye and the figures by Charles Heath, though his name does not appear on the final print. Rawlinson 81. Condition: Light discolouration, staining, and foxing to margins. A few very small tears to bottom edge of sheet, not affecting image. [32169] £1,200

15. To his Grace the Duke of Wellington. Chancellor The Revd. Vice Chancellor and Members of the University of Oxford. This bird’s-eye View of the University and City of Oxford is most gratefully inscribed by their obedient humble Servant James Ryman Nathaniel Whittock Aquatint Published as the Act directs by James Ryman, High St. Oxford, c. 1848 Image 287 x 505 mm mounted One of the most detailed aerial plans of Oxford, taken from the improbable location above the Cherwell and Christ Church Meadow. Condition: Slight discolouration to inscription space. [33817] £1,200

16. Oxford, From Above Ferry Hinskey. W.A. Delamotte after a Lady Lithograph Printed J. Plowman, Oxford c. 1840 Image 180 x 300 mm mounted A scarce lithographic view of the city from Hinksey Hill. [1070] £250

17. Near Oxford William Henry Stothard Scott Lithograph c. 1820 Image 207 x 312 mm, Sheet 245 x 342 mm mounted Uncommon early lithograph view of Oxford. Inscribed beneath image with title, and four lines of handwritten verse from Anna Laetitia Barbauld’s Warrington Academy (c.1784): Ye generous youths who love this studious shade, / How rich a field is to your hopes display’d! / Knowledge to you unlocks the classic page; / And virtue blossoms for a better age. [32208] £100

High Street Views

18. High Street Oxford S. Middiman and John Pye after J.M. W. Turner Copper engraving Published March 14, 1812 by James Wyatt Carver and Guilder, High Street Oxford as the Act Directs Image 405 x 605 mm, Sheet 490 x 635 mm framed Inscription: lettered below image with title, dedication to Parsons by the publisher and production line: ‘This plate engraved by S. Middiman and John Pye from the original picture by J.M.W.Turner Esqr. R.A. and Professor of Perspective to the Royal Academy.’ Depiction of heraldry, with additional production detail: ‘The figures Engraved by Charles Heath.’ J.M.W. Turner’s seminal view of Oxford High Street depicts the cobbled road looking towards Carfax Tower. To the south, a scholar in cap and gown descends some steps towards a group of people gathering up goods on the pavement. Behind the spilt fruit of the hamper, laborers scale a ladder and dismantle the roof of Deep Hall. All of this occurs under the shadow of University College, deeply cast onto the famous cobblestones. In contrast, the north side of the road is bathed in sunshine. More students in academic dress feature. High above their heads, linear shafts of light fall upon All Saints Church and the University Church of St Mary the Virgin. The straight beams are beautifully counterpoised by the whirling of cloud. Rawlinson 79.

Condition: Fine impression on India Laid paper, repaired tear to centre and right of image, staining to bottom corners of inscription space and repaired teat to bottom left corner of inscription space, not affecting image. Framed in it’s original gilt frame. [33763] £1,200

19. The High Street Oxford Charles O. Murray Etching London Published March 2nd 1896 by The Fine Art Society (Lon) 148 New Bond Street, w, New York Boussod Valadon Hs. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1896 by the Fine Art Society in the Office of the Literature of Congress at Washington Image 386 x 561 mm, Plate 438 x 590 mm, Sheet 508 x 682 mm framed A lovely clean impression of this famous view of Oxford High Street Condition: Small dent to top left centre of image. [35162] £850

20. High Street. Scene on the 14 of June 1814 E. Challis after A.G. Vickers Copper engraving Henry Slatter, High Street Oxford. [n.d. c.1830] Image 75 x 108 mm, Sheet 235 x 185 unmounted A view of the Prince Regent’s visit to Oxford issued as a letter head. Condition: Some overall light creasing and time toning. Short 2 cm tear in to sheet half way down the page. [35190] £40

21. [Oxford High Street] Fred Millar Etching printed in colours 1921 Image 230 x 230 mm, Plate 240 x 235 mm, Sheet 370 x 345 mm. mounted Signed and inscribed in pencil. Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp lower left. [31799] £280

22. High St. Oxford (teacup) Porcelain with transfer image c. 1850 Height 702 mm Width 707 mm The print on the cup is based on a view of the High Street by William Willis originally published by Henry Slatter, Oxford. Although unmarked the cup is possibly manufactured by Levi Greatbatch, the glass and china dealer, who lived at No. 15 High Street, Oxford. Condition: Brown spotting. [37238] £45

23. Oxford after Fred Taylor Lithograph Published by the Great Western Railway Company. Manafactured by the Chad Valley Co., Ltd. Harborne, England, c.1927. 300 x 405 mm unmounted A scarce Great Western Railway wooden jigsaw puzzle titled ‘Oxford.’ featuring Oxford High Street with Queens College in the foreground

and the spire of St.Mary’s. Executed after a drawing by Fred Taylor. With original box. [33746] £225

24. View in the High Street, Oxford. (Shewing the Fronts of Queens and University Colleges.) George Hollis after J. Buckler Copper engraving Published by James Ryman, High Street, Oxford, 1838. Image 195 x 276 mm mounted Condition: Surface abrasion to bottom of india laid paper. [36662] £200

25. [View in the High Street, Oxford. (Shewing the Fronts of Queens and University Colleges.)] George Hollis after J. Buckler Copper engraving [c. 1820] Image 145 x 276 mm, Plate 253 x 328, Sheet 304 x 446 mm unmounted Proof before all letters and before the engraving is completed. [36804] £150

26. University and Queen’s Colleges. High Street J. Hill after A. Pugin Aquatint with hand colouring Published London, by J. Harrison and J. C. Leigh for R. Ackermann. 1814. Image 204 x 264 mm, Plate 249 x 294 mm mounted From Ackermann’s A History of the University of Oxford, its Colleges, Halls and Public Buildings. Condition: A slightly faded impression. [34963] £290

27. A View of part of St Mary’s Church, All Saints Church, the Conduit, Carfax Church, &c in the University of Oxford. John Donowell Copper engraving London Printed for Robert Sayer at the Golden Buck in Fleet Street, John Bowles & Son, at the Black Horse in Cornhill & John Ryall at Hogarth’s Head in Fleet Street.[c.1764] Image 264 x 420 mm, Plate 292 x 435 mm framed Inscription: The title is in English and French. Contains a key to the buildings depicted in the print. A fine example of one of a pair (see below) of High Street views from Donowell’s series on Oxford engravings. [35669] £475

28. A View of Queen’s College, University College, All Souls College, The Steeple of St.Mary’s Church, & c, in the University of Oxford John Donowell Copper engraving London, Printed for Robert Sayer at the Golden Buck in Fleet Street, John Bowles & Son, at the Black Horse in Cornhill, & John Ryall at Hogarth’s Head in Fleet Street.[c.1764] Image 264 x 420 mm, Plate 292 x 435 mm framed Inscription: The title is in English and French. Contains a key to the buildings depicted in the print. An excellent example of one of the most reproduced views of the High Street. [35671] £500

29. View of High-Street in Oxford. Joseph Constantine Stadler after Joseph Farington Aquatint with hand colouring Pub. June 1.1793, by J. & J. Boydell, Shakspeare Gallery Pall Mall, & Cheapside. Image 217 x 321 mm From ‘A History of the River Thames’ within A History of the Principal Rivers of Great Britain (1794). Abbey Scenery 432.14, Adams (London) 75.14 [9389] £325

30. High Street, Oxford Stephen Thompson Albumen photograph Published by T. and G. Shrimpton, Broad Street, Oxford. [n.d. c. 1860] Image 75 x 67 mm each unmounted A stereoview of Oxford High Street. [36828] £25

31. High Street Oxford Wilfred Crawford Appleby Etching c. 1925 Image and plate 254 x 322 mm, Sheet 321 x 435 mm mounted Signed and titled in pencil by artist. [36945] £150

32. High Street Oxford William Gauci after William Delamotte Lithograph 1841 Image 255 x 355 mm mounted From Original Views of Oxford, its Colleges, Chapels and Gardens from drawings expressly for this work by William Alfred Delamotte. Executed in Lithography by William Gauci, with Historical and Descrpitive notices by Charles Ollier. London: Thomas Boy. 1843 [35714] £300

Oxford Colleges

33. All Souls College, Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New: 17 Worcester Place Oxford A.D. 1923 Image 345 x 410 mm, Plate 375 x 442 mm, Sheet 475 x 638 mm unmounted [25084] £300

34. Library of All Souls’ College Joseph Skelton after C. Wild Copper engraving Joseph Skelton 1829

Image 319 x 450 mm, Plate 480 x 550 mm, Sheet 490 x 560 mm mounted Oxford almanack for the year 1829 including calendar. Petter, Helen Mary. The Oxford Almanacks. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press.1974. p90. Condition: Some creases and soiling lower left. Some rubbing to image surface. [35036] £150

35. Balliol College, Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Engraving Published by Edmund Hort New at 17 Worcester Place, Oxford, June 1st 1911 Image 310 x 395 mm, Pl. 345 x 425 mm framed Condition: Some stains below the inscription space. [34848] £480

36. Balliol College and Garden. Oxford. A. Haun and Carl Rundt Lithograph Berlin: D. von C.G. Brandis. n.d. [c1846] Image 283 x 393 mm mounted From Carl Rundt's Views of the most picturesque Colleges in the University of Oxford which was published in Berlin in two parts with five lithographed plates and four pages of descriptive text in English and German to each part.

A blind stamp of the intials CR with an arrow surrounded by a wreath appears on each sheet. The fact that these prints were published in Berlin contributes to the prints scarcity and they are rarely seen. [13572] £420

37. [Brasenose College, Oxford] Albumen photograph c. 1865 Image 75 x 68 mm each unmounted A stereoview of Brasenose College Quad. [36835] £15

38. Brasenose College_Oxford

J. & F. Harwood Copper engraving London, J & F Harwood, 26 Fenchurch St.[n.d. c.1843] Image 178 x 230 mm, Sheet 228 x 185 mm unmounted A view of Brasenose College on a printed letterhead. Condition: Some overall light creasing and some light overall toning [35188] £45

39. Brasenose - Radcliffe Camera Spire of St. Mary Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image and plate 93 x 137 mm, Sheet 132 x 191 mm unmounted Proof. Titled in pencil. Condition: Small stain to bottom left corner, slightly encroaching into title. Some discolouration to margins. [36987] £55

40. Front of Brasen Nose College William Mathews

Copper engraving W. Matthews, St. Aldates,Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 63 x 88 mm, Sheet 183 x 113 mm unmounted A rare letterhead showing Brasenose College engraved and published by William Mathews. [35184] £35

41. The Grand Entrance of Christ Church Oxford. Copper engraving with hand colouring [May, 1769] Image 164 x 98 mm, Plate 183 x 117 mm, Sheet 202 x 122 mm unmounted From the second volume of The Oxford Magazine: or Universal Museum. [36801] £40

42. [Tom Tower, Christ Church, Oxford] Albumen photograph c. 1860 Image 76 x 65 mm each unmounted

An early stereoview of Tom Tower, Christ Church with descriptive text printed on purple paper pasted to verso. [36831] £18

43. Tom-Gate and Tower of Christ-Church. Oxford. Carl Rundt Lithograph with hand colouring Berlin: D. von C.G. Brandis. n.d. [c1846] Image 293 x 344 mm mounted From Carl Rundt’s Views of the most picturesque Colleges in the University of Oxford which was published in Berlin in two parts with five lithographed plates and four pages of discriptive text in English and German to each part and with a note recommending Ingram’s Memorials of Oxford. A blind stamp of the intials CR with an arrow surrounded by a wreath appears on each sheet. The fact that these prints were published in Berlin contributes to the prints scarcity and they are rarely seen. [14110] £450

44. Collegium Aedis Christi David Loggan Copper engraving Oxford, 1673 Image 400 x 812 mm, Plate 412 x 812 mm, Sheet 442 x 855 mm unmounted An excellent example of one of the most impressive and sought after large scale views of Christ Church, prior to the construction of Tom Tower. From the first edition of 'Oxonia Illustrata' published in 1675. Condition: Excellent clean impression. Vertical folds as issued. Trimmed close to plate mark along top. Faint stain to title. Slight discolouration from previous mount. [36845] £1,600

45. Christ Church, Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photoengraving Published by Edmund Hort New, 17 Worcester Place, Oxford, AD 1916 Image 640 x 410 mm mounted Over a period of years Edmund Hort New did a series of prints of the Oxford Colleges based on the David Loggan's 1675 aerial perspectives. New took Loggan's format and enriched his prints with many fine details of and about the colleges and they are valued today by many collectors because of the high level of detail and the fact that they represent the colleges in their present state. These prints were made through a relatively new process at the time - photo engraving. Like photogravures the print is made by transferring a photo to a copper plate and then printing it. With the E.H. New prints, a contact print of New's pen and ink drawing was made and the large negative attached to a plate which was then exposed in an acid bath, the acid only biting where the negative was clear; thus, creating an engraved plate of New's drawing. The prints were available separately at shops in Oxford such as Ryman's in the early part of the 20th century. Edmund Hort New, known as E.H. New, was born in Evesham in 1871. He was the son of an important lawyer. He attended the Birmingham Municipal School of Art. He began painting landscape and later he devoted himself to illustration. Early in his career he worked with Ruskin and other associated Arts and Crafts artists. He latter went on to work for William Morris's Kelmscott Press. The influence of these experiences is evident in his prints - the decorative borders, armorials, etc. Emery Walker (1851 - 1933) was a British master-printer, typographer and engraver. He was one of the leading figures in the Arts and Crafts Movement, and the revival of engraving. Walker helped to found the Kelmscott Press and was later a partner of Cobden-Sanderson in the Doves Press, where he was responsible for much of the successful work produced. [35672] £850

46. The North Prospect of the New Quadrangle of Christs Church in Oxford. The South Prospect of the New Quadrangle of Christs Church in Oxford. Johannes Kip Copper engraving London, 1707 Images 465 x 575 mm, Plates 475 x 585 mm, Sheets 500 x 625 mm unmounted Condition: Vertical centre folds as issued. Three vertical creases to the South Prospect. [28913] £750 for the pair.

47. Christ Church from the North John Harris after William Williams Copper engraving 1725 Image 343 x 435 mm, Sheet 390 x 480 mm, mounted The Oxford Almanack top of 1725 with Christ Church from the north, with five allegorical figures in the foreground examining a geometrical diagram on the floor. In order to show Clarke’s design for the new library, which was only finished in 1722, the north range of Peckwater Quadrangle is omitted. Petter, The Oxford Almanacks (55) Condition: Trimmed tight to margins, with repair made to the bottom margin. [33813] £150

48. [Tom Tower] Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image and plate 139 x 94 mm, Sheet 189 x 151 mm unmounted Proof. Condition: Small stain to bottom left of image, and some wear to paper on right side of image. Small piece of sheet missing bottom right, and some discolouration and wear to margins. [37004] £55

49. West Entrance into Christ Church Collage; taken from Pembroke Lane. Merigot after J.C.Nattes Aquatint with etching Published as the act directs, July 1st 1805, by James Gundee, Albion Press London. Image 277 x 372 mm, Plate 324 x 423 mm, Sheet 352 x 497 mm unmounted

A fine aquatint view from Jean Claude Nattes’ A Graphic and Descriptive Tour of the University of Oxford. The series was a commercial failure after the publication of only the first two parts of the intended twenty-five, making these prints some of the scarcest early nineteenth century views of the City and University. Condition: Staining to margins within the plate, not affecting image. Binding holes to top margin. [36942] £220

50. [Christ Church from the Gardens] Aquatint with etching c.1805 Image 270 x 380, Plate 326 x 430 mm, Sheet 435 x 586 mm unmounted A proof impression without title or artists and engravers name intended for publication in Jean Claude Nattes’ A Graphic and Descriptive Tour of the University of Oxford. The series was a commercial failure after the publication of only the first two parts of the intended twenty-five, making these prints some of the scarcest early nineteenth century views of the City and University. Engraved by J.Merigot or C.Rosenberg after a drawing by J.C.Nattes or C.A.Pugin, this plate had been prepared in expectation of the continued publication of the Tour of Oxford. Despite the lack of title and imprint a few impressions were taken and sold as loose prints. Condition: Staining to margins, not affecting image. [22863] £265

51. [Corpus Christi, Oxford] Albumen photograph c. 1860 Image 74 x 64 mm each unmounted A stereoview of the Fellows’ Building, Corpus Christi. Collectors’ mark on verso. [36833] £18

52. Corpus Christi College in the University of Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photo-engraving Published by Edmund Hort New: 17 Worcester Place, Oxford, AD 1922 Image 536 x 205 mm mounted

[2671] £450

53. [Corpus Gate and Sundial] Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image and plate 94 x 138 mm, Sheet 148 x 188 mm unmounted Proof. Partial watermark, O.W.P & A. [C.L], running along right edge. [36986] £55

54. Corpus Gate Pelican Sundial Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image & plate 123 x 110 mm, Sheet 189 x 150 mm unmounted Proof. Titled in pencil. Condition: Crease across top left corner. [37005] £55

55. Exeter College: Oxford Founded by Walter de Stapledon Bishop of Exter, Treasurer of England etc. A.D. 1314, Refounded by Sir William Petre Commoner of the College, A.D. 1566 Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New: 17 Worcester Place Oxford A.D. 1915 Image 382 x 345 mm, Plate 438 x 369 mm, Sheet 618 x 476 mm. framed [34220] £525

56. Exeter & Lincoln College, Oxford J. & F. Harwood Steel engraving London, J & F. Harwood, 26 Fenchurch Street, [n.d. c.1841] Image 105 x 155 mm, Sheet 228 x 186 mm unmounted

A view of Turl Street showing Exeter and Lincoln Colleges printed as a letterhead. Condition: Some overall surface dirt and toning. Short tear in the right hand edge of the sheet not affecting the image, A small area of surface abrasion in the upper left not affecting the image. [35193] £40

57. The New Chapel, Exeter College J.H. Le Keux after G.G. Scott Steel engraving Published by J. H. Parker, Oxford, Novr. 1, 1860 Image 261 x 343 mm, Sheet 315 x 418 mm mounted Image for the 1861 Oxford Almanack. The chapel was built in 1859 on the site of the former chapel, library, and Rector’s House. Petter, Helen Mary. The Oxford Almanacks. Oxford. At the Clarendon Press. 1974. p. 98. Condition: Trimmed, and discolouration to margins. [36666] £220

58. Part of the Quadrangle of Exeter College William Mathews

Copper engraving W. Matthews, St. Aldates,Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 66 x 100 mm, Sheet 183 x 113 mm unmounted A rare letterhead showing Exeter College engraved and published by William Mathews. [35186] £30

59. Hertford College in the University of Oxford... Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by the Executors of the late Edmend Hort New, at 36 Frenchay Road, Oxford, May 1931 Image 325 x 427 mm, Plate 363 x 450 mm, Sheet 480 x 630 mm mounted Hertford College is the scarcest of the Edmund Hort New prints of Oxford Colleges. [36954] £500

60. The Oxford Almanack For the Year of our Lord God MDCCXLV

George Vertue Copper engraving Oxford, 1745 Image 366 x 441 mm, Sheet 400 x 452 mm. mounted The inscription above the image of ‘Hertford College 8. Sep.r 1740’ refers to the date on which Dr. Richard Newton finally obtained a charter for Hertford College, transforming it from Hart Hall to Hertford College. Dr. Richard Newton was the principal of Hart Hall. The image shows Green’s design for Hertford College, which was not followed precisely during construction; the corner building had no parapet and the chapel was smaller. Petter, Helen Mary. The Oxford Almanacks. Oxford at the Clarendon Press. 1974. p.63. [34222] £200

61. New Magdalen Hall Nathaniel Whittock Lithograph with original hand colouring Drawn and engraved on stone by N. Whittock, Oxford. [c.1830] Image 320 x 480 mm mounted A very scarce large scale lithograph by Nathaniel Whittock of Hertford College before the construction of the Bridge of Sighs and remodeling of the college frontage. [26262] £450

62. Jesus College in the City and University of Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New, Hon. M.A. & A.R.I.B.A,t 17 Worcester Place, Oxford: A.D 1925

Image 375 x 340 mm, Plate 427 x 373 mm, Sheet 541 x 463 mm mounted Condition: Some faint discolouration to bottom margin, but covered by mount, and to left margin, slightly encroaching into image space. [36719] £375

63. Keble College Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New, Hon MAGARIBA at 17 Worcester Place, Oxford AD 1929 Image 312 x 430 mm, Plate 345 x 445 mm, Sheet 367 x 468 mm mounted One of the rarest views from Hort New’s series and the most impressive and complete print of the college. [35950] £500

64. [Magdalen Tower, Oxford] Silver gelatine printed in sepia c. 1900 Image 54 x 62 mm each unmounted Stereoview of Oxford mounted to green card with gilt edges and a hand written label on back. [36842] £15

65. [Magdalen Bridge] Silver gelatin printed in sepia c. 1900 Image 54 x 62 mm each unmounted Stereoview of Oxford mounted to green card with gilt edges, new paper clipping and a hand written label on back. [36840] £15

66. [Magdalen College, Oxford] Silver gelatin printed in sepia c. 1900 Image 52 x 61 mm each unmounted

Stereoview of Oxford mounted to green card with gilt edges, new paper clipping and a hand written label on back. [36838] £15

67. [Magdalene College from the New Buildings, Oxford. (Shewing the Part Rebuilt, 1823).] George Hollis Copper engraving c. 1838. Image 204 x 281 mm Plate 267 x 332 mm Sheet 300 x 440 mm mounted Working proof before all letters and before the engraving is completed. [20664] £150

68. [Founder's Tower Magdalen College] Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image and plate 94 x 138 mm, Sheet 156 x 190 mm unmounted Proof.

Condition: Small tear to bottom left corner, not effecting image. Otherwise, good, clean impression. [36990] £50

69. Magdalen College from the North Side of the first Quadrangle Michael Rooker Copper engraving [Oxford University Press, 1778] Image 445 x 310 mm mounted The Oxford University Almanack image for 1778. Condition: Pressed horizontal and vertical folds. [34301] £220

70. To the Reverend the President and Society of Saint Mary Magdalen College, Oxford, This Plate with Permission is Humbly Dedicated by their much Obedient Humble Servant John Buckler S. Alken after John Buckler Aquatint Pubd. July 22, 1799 by J. Buckler No.2 opposite the Spa Gardens Bermondsey Image 390 x 575 mm, Plate 470 x 615 mm

mounted A rare large scale view of Magdalen College and Bridge. John Buckler was an architectural draughtsman and Bailiff for Magdalen College’s Southwark Estate for over 60 years. This fine aquatint was published at his address in Bermondsey. Condition: trimmed, repair to title inscription space. [28901] £600

71. The First of May at Oxford - The Choir of Magdalen College Welcoming the Rising Sun with a Hymn Sydney G. Hall Woodcut June 27, 1885 Image 506 x 303 mm mounted Supplement to The Graphic. Hymn printed below title reads; Awake my soul, and with the sun Thy daily stage of duty run; Shake off dull sloth, and early rise To pay thy morning sacrafice. [26237] £150

72. To the Reverend Dr. Routh, President, and the Fellows of Saint Mary Magdalen College, Oxford, This Plate is with Permission, Humbly Dedicatd by their Obliged and Devoted Servant John Buckler Thomas Malton after John Buckler Aquatint with hand colouring Pubd. July 22, 1799 by J. Buckler near Jamaica House, Bermondsey Image 390 x 575 mm, Plate 470 x 615 mm mounted View of the new tower to the left and the old tower just appearing over the top of the chapel. John Buckler was an architectural draughtsman and Bailiff for Magdalen College’s Southwark Estate for over 60 years. This fine aquatint was published at his address in Bermondsey. Condition: Laid to board [34518] £650

73. [Magdalen College, Oxford]

Valerie Thornton Etching and aquatint c. 1980 Image and plate 473 x 426 mm, Sheet 795 x 575 mm unmounted View of Magdalen College Front Quad, with Magdalen Tower set behind. 21/50, inscribed and signed in pencil. Condition: Good, clean impression with full margins. [37009] £850

74. [Magdalen Bridge and Tower] W.H. Wheeler Permanent photograph on glass W.H. Wheeler’s 106 High Street Oxford, c. 1871 - 1880 Image 380 x 440 mm A superb original and one of a kind photograph on glass of Magdalen College Tower and Magdalen Bridge. Condition: Sky printed separate to image which has been touched in by hand. Marks to sky. Framed in original frame with W.H. Wheeler’s framing label. [37243] £575

75. [Magdalen College Quad] W.H. Wheeler Permanent photograph on glass W.H. Wheeler’s 106 High Street Oxford, c. 1871 - 1880 Image 430 x 640 mm framed A superb original and one of a kind photograph on glass of Magdalen College Quad. The process for the permanent photograph on glass was patented by William Robert Ake in April 1871. The photograph would have been taken in the usual way by photosensitizing a glass plate with a bromide collodion. The plate was then put into a silver bath and exposed to light. The plate would then be put into a bath of pyrogallic acid or proto-sulphate, fixed by cyanide of potassium or hyposulphate of soda, wash and dried. To stain the picture permanently on glass the print was then placed in an airtight kiln until every part of the photo became dark brown. It was then cooled and washed. From Patents for Inventions Abridgments or Specifications relating to Photography, London, 1880. W.H. Wheeler worked with Henry Taunt at 106 High Street from at least 1861 when it was Wheeler James. By 1866, the firm was known as Wheeler & Day and became W.H. Wheeler in 1872. Condition: Sky printed separate to image. Framed in original frame with W.H. Wheeler’s framing label. [36985] £750

76. Magdalen College Oxford Wilfred Crawford Appleby Etching c. 1925 Image and plate 261 x 314 mm, Sheet 320 x 427 mm mounted Signed and titled in pencil by artist. [36944] £150

77. Merton College with allegorical figures and the founder and benefactors G. Vertue Copper engraving 1737 Image 440 x 350 mm unmounted A scarce and fine full sheet Oxford University Almanack for the year 1737 showing a

perspective view of Merton college and founders above the printed calendar. [2806] £300

78. Merton Church from the Grove Merigot after C.A.Pugin Aquatint with etching Published as the act directs, July 1st 1805, by James Gundee, Albion Press London. Image 270 x 372 mm, Plate 320 x 423 mm, Sheet 352 x 497 mm unmounted A fine aquatint view from Jean Claude Nattes’ A Graphic and Descriptive Tour of the University of Oxford. The series was a commercial failure after the publication of only the first two parts of the intended twenty-five, making these prints some of the scarcest early nineteenth century views of the City and University. Condition: Staining to bottom right margin within the plate, not affecting image. Binding holes to top margin. [36940] £220

79. Merton Church Thomas Malton Aquatint Published Decr. 1803 by T. Malton Image 215 x 306 mm, Sheet 317 x 417 mm mounted Malton’s Views of Oxford was one of the most important works of aquatint; however, the book was never completed as Malton died in 1804, just after he published six of the engravings for the fourth part of the series. Six plates had already been engraved in etched state in preparation for the next part and these unfinished plates appeared together with the 24 aquatints when the entire work was reprinted in 1810. [36946] £180

80. Merton College William Mathews Copper engraving W. Matthews, St. Aldates,Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 71 x 103 mm, Sheet 183 x 113 mm unmounted A rare letterhead showing Merton College engraved and published by William Mathews. [35185] £30 81. Merton Tower, taken from Magpie Lane. Merigot after C.A.Pugin Aquatint with etching Published as the act directs, July 1st 1805, by James Gundee, Albion Press London. Image 165 x 150 mm, Plate 201 x 175 mm unmounted A fine aquatint view from Jean Claude Nattes’ A Graphic and Descriptive Tour of the University of Oxford. This smaller aquatint was included as a tailpiece illustration to page 6 of the first published part.

Condition: Staining to top left of sheet, not affecting image. Binding holes to right margin. [36960] £100

82. [Cloisters New College, Oxford] Albumen photograph with hand colouring c. 1865 Image 74 x 63 mm each unmounted A stereoview of people in New College Cloisters. Handwritten label and stamp of P.H. Thomas M.P.S, Chemist 6, High Street Purton, on verso. [36832] £20

83. [New College, Oxford] Robert Hills Albumen photograph Hills Photographer Oxford [n.d. c. 1856-1861] Image 68 x 63 mm each unmounted An early stereoview of New College, Oxford. This stereoview is blindstamped Hills Photographer Oxford, placing the date of this stereoview between 1856 and 1861. [36827] £15

84. Oxford - New College Cloister Ferdinand Giele Etching c. 1918 Image and plate 227 x 163 mm framed Signed, numbered and inscribed in pencil Edition 31 of 100. Condition: Repaired tear to top of sheet. [34849] £225

85. [Oriel College, Oxford] Albumen photograph c. 1860 Image 74 x 63 mm each unmounted An early stereoview of Oriel College, Oxford, looking towards the High Street, with St. Mary’s in the distance. Pasted label on verso. [36836] £18

86. The Oxford Almanack For the Year of our Lord God MSCCXXXVI being Bissextile or Leap Year George Vertue Copper engraving 1736 Image 495 x 443 mm, Plate 508 x 455 mm, Sheet 550 x 493 mm unmounted A complete Oxford Almanack for the year 1736 of Oriel College with the founders and benefactors in the foreground. Condition: Horizontal fold across centre, repaired tear to right margin at fold.

[29884] £250

87. Oriel Quad Margaret M. Rudge Pencil drawing c. 1920 unmounted Title in pencil below image. Condition: Two small puncture holes, one in each top corner of sheet. Some discolouration to sheet, not affecting image [37006] £100

88. Oriel Margaret M. Rudge Etching c. 1920 Image and plate 94 x 137 mm, Sheet 164 x 216 mm unmounted Proof. Titled in pencil. Condition: Small tear across top right corner, and some discolouration to margins. [37003] £55

89. Oriel College . First Quadrangle. Nathaniel Whittock Lithograph c. 1829 Image 137 x 222 mm, Sheet 205 x 252 mm From The Microcosm of Oxford Containing A series of Views of the Churches, Colleges, Halls & other Public Buildings of the University and City of Oxford [36314] £50

90. A View of the Chapel & Hall of Oriel College William Mathews Copper engraving W. Matthews, St. Aldates,Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 67 x 102 mm, Sheet 183 x 113 mm unmounted A rare letter head showing Oriel College engraved and published by William Mathews. [35179] £30

91. Pembroke College Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New, Hon: M.A.G.A.R.I.B.A, 17 Worcester Place, Oxford: A.D. 1924 Image 325 x 423 mm, Plate 360 x 445 mm Sheet 483 x 640 mm unmounted [31445] £525

92. The Oxford Almanack for the Year of our Lord God MDCCXLIV George Vertue Copper engraving 1744 Image 450 x 498 mm, Sheet 677 x 710 mm mounted Scarce full plate almanack of Pembroke College including calendar.

This almanac depicts an architectural view of Pembroke College as well as a scene of James I delivering the charter of the foundation to Lord Pembroke. The founders of the college, stand beside the King. The Bishop Hall of Bristol holds a plan for the Master’s Lodgings on the left. Also featured are Sir John Bennet, and a putto who holds the designs to a hall never built. Condition: Margins worn with some small tears, one to the left just affecting image. Light vertical fold to the centre. [29687] £350

93. [Queen's College, Oxford] Albumen photograph c. 1860 Image 76 x 66 mm each unmounted An early stereoview of Queen’s College, Oxford, looking down the High Street wit descriptive text printed on purple paper and collectors’ mark on verso. [36834] £20

94. [The South Front of the Queen’s College] Edward and Michael Rooker Copper engraving Oxford, 1775

Image 305 x 422 mm. mounted The Oxford University Alamanck image for 1775. [34517] £200

95. The Queen’s College, Oxford founded by Robert Eglesfield Chaplain to Queen Philippa Wife of King Edward iii A.D 1340, O.S. Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New; 17 Worcester Place, Oxford; A.D. 1917 Image 347 x 427 mm, Sheet 465 x 620 mm framed Condition: Paper evenly toned, one very small white mark to image. [33814] £550

96. St.Peter’s in the East Merigot after C.A.Pugin Aquatint with etching Published as the act directs, August 1st 1805, by James Gundee, Albion Press London.

Image 272 x 379 mm, Plate 320 x 423 mm, Sheet 352 x 475 mm unmounted A fine aquatint view from Jean Claude Nattes’ A Graphic and Descriptive Tour of the University of Oxford. The series was a commercial failure after the publication of only the first two parts of the intended twenty-five, making these prints some of the scarcest early nineteenth century views of the City and University. Condition: Light staining to margins, not affecting image. Repair to top margin. [36934] £220

97. St John Baptist College in the University of Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New: 17 Worcester Place Oxford A.D. 1923 Image 320 x 439 mm, Plate 355 x 468 mm, Sheet 456 x 568 mm unmounted Framed. [33560] £480

98. The College of the Holy & Undivided Trinity in the University of Oxford commonly known as Trinity College founded by Sir Thomas Pope Kt. and the Lady Elizabeth his Wife, in the Year of our Lord 1555, on the site of Durham College Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure Published by Edmund Hort New, 17 Worcester Place, Oxford with the generous cooperation of E.W. Allfrey Esq, and reproduced in Photogravure by Emery Walker, September 30th 1913

Image 315 x 400 mm, Plate 350 x 430 mm, Sheet 444 x 570 mm unmounted [2489] £400

99. The Oxford Almanack For the Year of our Lord God MDCCXXXV George Vertue Copper engraving Oxford, 1735 Image 356 x 433 mm, Sheet 396 x 436 mm. mounted University College with Alfred the Great, the founder, and benefactors. [34223] £200

100. The Oxford Almanack For the Year of our Lord God MDCCXXXVIII George Vertue Copper engraving Oxford, 1738 Image 347 x 431 mm, Sheet 385 x 435 mm mounted Wadham College with the founders, benefactors, and eminent men belonging to the College. [34218] £180

101. Wadham College, Oxford Stephen Thompson Albumen photograph Published by T. and G. Shrimpton, Broad Street, Oxford. [n.d. c. 1860] Image 69 x 64 mm unmounted A stereoview of Wadham College chapel. [36824] £20

102. Worcester College, Oxford Emery Walker after Edmund Hort New Photogravure with hand colouing Published by Edmund Hort New: 17 Worcester Place Oxford, A.D. 1931 Image 324 x 440 mm, Plate 363 x 460 mm, Sheet 467 x 569 mm mounted Condition: Slight running of colour, noticeable to the crests. [36718] £450

103. A View of Worcester College &c. James Basire after J M W Turner Copper engraving 1804 Image 324 x 450 mm, Sheet 402 x 545 mm mounted The image from the 1804 Oxford Almanack. The College buildings facing the street were completed in 1791 when the chapel, on the right, was finished; the hall was finished in 1784. The engraving was copied in a drawing by an unidentified architect of a design for a screen wall for Worcester College. [32736] £280

Oxford Streets & Buildings

104. Set of 30 Carte de Visite Sized Views of Oxford Hills & Saunders Albumen photographs on card c. 1870 Each card 115 x 64 mm and each photo 89 x 60 mm approx. A set of 30 carte de visite sized views of Oxford including: All Souls Chapel x2, Christ Church Cathedral, Broad Walk in Snow, Corpus Christi Front Quadrangle, Exeter College Chapel, Jesus College Chapel, Entrance to Magdalen College, Magdalen College Cloisters, Merton College Chapel, Merton College Library Exterior, New College Chapel, New College Cloisters, Pembroke College, St. John’s, St. John’s College Garden Front ,St. John’s Quadrangle, University College Quadrangle, Wadham College Chapel, Worcester College from the Provost’s Garden, Front of Worcester College, Worcester College Quadrangle, Worcester College Old Buildings, Radcliffe Camera, Interior of the Pitt Rivers Museum, the Thames from Folly Bridge, College Barges on the Thames, Iffley Church Door, Nuneham Cottage and Bridge. Each photo is mounted to a card with the Hills & Saunders Logo on the verso and Hill & Saunders Oxford and Eton on the bottom of the recto under the mounted photo. [35796] £150

105. A View of the Theatre, Printing House, &c. James Basire II after Edward Dayes Copper engraving 1800 Image 315 x 447 mm mounted The Oxford Almanack for 1800. Condition: Trimmed within plate. [30869] £350

106. [Broad Street from the Clarendon Building] Sydney William Carline Etching 1911 Image and plate 137 x 175 mm mounted Signed and dated within the plate, and signed in pencil below. [34277] £100

107. The New Clarendon Printing Office, Oxford. George Hollis after T. Hollis Steel engraving Published by J. Ryman, High Street, Oxford, 1836. Image 139 x 198 mm, Plate 202 x 252 mm, Sheet 251 x 294 mm mounted A rare view of Walton Street in Jericho, showing the University Press on the right and St. Paul's Church, now Freud's, on the left from James Ryman’s Illustrations of Oxford.... [32362] £150

108. The New Printing Office. John Whessell Copper engraving Published by H. Slatter [n.d. c. 1830] Image 84 x 129 mm, Sheet 229 x 185 mm unmounted Printed letterhead with a view of the Oxford University Press. [35189] £30

109. Carfax, Oxford Albumen Photograph c. 1890 170 x 235 mm. unmounted [32487] £80

110. Carfax Conduit, in Nuneham Park Copper engraving Published by Henry Slatter, Oxford. [n.d. c. 1830] Image 71 x 80 vignette, Sheet 232 x 190 mm unmounted A view of Carfax Conduit issued as a letterhead. Condition: Some overall surface dirt. [35192] £30

111. The Observatory Basire Copper engraving Pub. by H. Slatter, High St. Oxford. [n.d. c. 1830] Image 72 x 143 mm, Plate 107 x 166 mm, Sheet 227 x 183 mm unmounted A view of the Observatory, now in the grounds of Green College, issued as a letter head. [35386] £30

112. The Road leading from Abingdon, through Friar Bacon’s Study, at Oxford. Francis Jukes after James Green Aquatint with hand colour Published as the Act directs, August 1, 1787 Image 108 x 170 mm, Plate 162 x 212 mm, Sheet 213 x 290 mm unmounted A very rare print of Friar Bacon’s Study looking North towards Oxford from the Abingdon Road. [37126] £120

113. Oxford - Bath Place Ferdinand Giele Etching c. 1918 Image and plate 377 x 230 mm mounted Signed, numbered and inscribed in pencil Edition 3 of 75. Condition: Repaired tear to top of sheet. [31814] £275

114. A View of the Remains of South Osney from the East, taken in the Year 1720. / A View of the Remains of South Osney from the West, taken in the Year 1720. Michael Burghers Copper engraving c. 1720 Image 172 x 241 mm, Plate 180 x 247 mm, Sheet 231 x 335 mm unmounted

A rare view of the buildings in Osney in 1720 by Michael Burghers. The buildings depicted are the medieval oast houses, a modern dwelling the Abbey Mill, and remains of the old bridge. Condition: Diagonal crease just affecting the upper right corner of the image. Diagonal crease in upper left margin not affecting the image. Light foxing in the left margin not affecting the image. [35322] £150

115. Conspectus Quadruplex Castri Sive Arcis Oxoniensis Michael Burghers Copper engraving c. 1700 Image 222 x 167 mm, 226 x 173 mm, Sheet 317 x 225 mm unmounted A set of four views of Oxford Castle with Latin descriptions. The larger two views, of the Castle and walls from the southern bridge, and of the hill and surrounds from the south, were seemingly commissioned for this print. The two smaller views in the top right hand corner are recreations of historic views of the castle, as published by Rudolph Agas in 1578 and Daniel King around the time of the Civil War. Condition: Vertical creases as issued. [35321] £150

116. The Blenheim, Leaving the Star Hotel, Oxford. Frederick James Havell after George Havell Aquatint with hand colouring Published Jany. 1, 1831 by George Havell, Yarnton near Oxford. Image 288 x 467 mm, Frame framed The Star was a fifteenth-century coaching inn situated at 52 Cornmarket, Oxford. The front was replaced with a symmetrical façade in 1783. Recorded innkeepers include Mrs Dupois (1823), Richard Staning (1830-1835), and Samuel Young Griffith (1839-1861). In 1863 the Star was acquired by the Oxford Hotel Company and renamed the Clarendon. The site is presently occupied by the Clarendon Centre. Siltzer 134. [34928] £575

117. St.Giles, Oxford Hanslip Fletcher Lithograph 1931 Image 183 x 304 mm, Sheet 275 x 380 mm unmounted Signed and inscribed in pencil [29043] £190

Curiosities & Caricatures

118. Album. 1865- Oxford - Various Photographers Albumen photographs and pencil, pen and ink drawings and paintings c. 1865 364 x 253 mm unmounted A fascinating home made album with marble end boards and paper spine, comprising of 29 pages of drawings and albumen photographs. An interesting example of the early use of photographs in a scrap album. This album belonged to one of the two children of Charles Crespingy Vivian, 2nd Baronet Vivian and his second wife Mary Elizabeth Panton: Charles Hamilton Viviann (18 March 1849- May 1902) or Charles Hussey Panton Vivian (26 June 1847 12 May 1892). Some of the photographs show the boy and his school friends at Rugby School, including a group photo of the students in their football strip. [36991] £200 119. The Oxford Adonis Macaroni. Mary Darly Etching Pubd accord.g to Act Octr 9. 1772 by MDarly (39) Strand Image 130 x 82 mm, Plate 175 x 122 mm framed Numbered V.4 upper left and 23 upper right. From Macaronies, Characters, Caricatures &c by M.Darly in an album of caricatures published by Mary Darly dated January 1776. It seems that her husband Matthew made the plates.

A man holding a long tasseled cane with a grotesquely emaciated face, partially hidden in profile. BM Satires 5037. [25890] £300

120. The Friar & Snipe. Vide Oxford Sausage Lithograph Pubd Feby 23. 1800 by J. Baldrey Cambridge. Image 222 x 361 mm Sheet 273 x 388 mm mounted [20683] £150

121. Bachelor - post tot Naufragia tutus. John Gooch Etching c. 1822 Image and sheet 163 x 111 approx. unmounted

A rare academic dress print, presenting the graduated Bachelor as safe after many ‘shipwrecks,’ or reversals of fortune. John Gooch (1752 - 1823) armature printmaker, clergyman, and grandson of the Bishop of Ely. Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd Condition: Trimmed around image and light creasing throughout. Horizontal and vertical crease. [35324] £35

122. A Recollecion Lithograph Published for the Proprietor by Wyatt & Son, Oxford.

Image 150 x 100 mm, Sheet 249 x 176 mm mounted A scarce portrait of Edward Pusey. Edward Bouverie Pusey (22 August 1800 - 16 September 1882), was an English churchman and Regius Professor of Hebrew at Christ Church, Oxford. He was one of the leaders of the Oxford Movement. [20627] £60

123. W. Baxter, A.L.S. F.H.S. &c. ; Curator of the Botanic Garden, Oxford. John Whessell after A. Burt Stipple and copper engraving Published by Jas. Wyatt & Son. High Street. [n.d. c. 1815] Image 92 x 85 mm vignette, Sheet 178 x 125 mm oval unmounted A rare portrait of William Baxter. William Baxter (January 15, 1787 - November 1, 1871) was British botanist born in Rugby and author of British Phaenogamous Botany and appointed the curator of the Oxford Botanic Garden in 1813. Condition: Paper trimmed into an oval shape, not affecting image or inscription. [36313] £65

124. Oxford Loyal Volunteer Thomas Taylor Aquatint with hand colouring Published Jan.1.1799, by T. Taylor, High Street, Oxford. Image 230 x 76, Plate 258 x 198 mm, Sheet 370 x 280 mm mounted To face the French threat at the end of the eighteenth century, the Volunteer Act was passed in 1794 which raised volunteer corps and companies fro the general defense of the country incase of invasion. A particular attraction for members of these volunteer companies was that it gave them exemption from the more onerous militia service and the system was extended by a further Act in 1797. Local support was provided by the Oxford University Volunteers and the Oxford City Volunteers and they were amongst 8000 enthusiastic part-time soldiers who marched past George III in a birthday parade in Hyde park on 4th June, 1799. Whilst the militia was for the lower class, the Volunteers was full of the upper and middle classes. [26418] £300

125. The Method of Drawing in a Camera Obscura Copper engraving with hand colouring [May, 1769] Image 96 x 167 mm, Plate 116 x 182 mm, Sheet 128 x 201 mm unmounted From the second volume of The Oxford Magazine: or Universal Museum. Published May, 1769, p.169-170. Featuring an illustration of the Camera Obscura held in the Museum of History of Science, Oxford. [36802] £90

126. Dug from the Ruins of Beaumont Palace William Mathews Etching W. Matthews, St. Aldates, Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 70 x 93 mm, Sheet 81 x 104 mm unmounted An etching of a skull resting on a book. Beaumont Palace originally stood outside of Oxford’s North Gate at the western end of Beaumont Street and was built by King Henry I. His grandsons Richards the Lion Heart and John were born in the palace. It gradually fell in to disuse and its stone work used in the

maintenance of Oxford Castle, the Carmelite Friary on Boar’s Hill and other buildings including a fragment at No. 300 Woodstock Road and in the yard behind No. 28 Beaumont

Street. [36992] £75

127. [Self-portrait] William Mathews Stipple engraving and etching [William Mathews, n.d. c. 1830] Image 65 x 59 mm vignette, Sheet 79 x 58 mm unmounted A scarce self-portrait of William Mathews, Oxford engraver. Condition: Some overall time toning and trimmed within the platemark. [36993] £75

128. [Self-portrait yawning] William Mathews Drawn & Engraved by. W. Mathews St. A;dates, Oxford. Image and sheet 81 x 57 mm unmounted A scarce self-portrait of William Mathews, Oxford engraver. Condition: Trimmed within the plate mark. Printer’s crease down centre of paper. [36994] £65

129. [Oriel College Students with Cecil Rhodes] Hills and Saunders Albumen photograph laid to paper Hills and Sanders, Photographers to Her Majesty, Oxford & Cambridge [n.d. c. 1873-1876] Image 226 x 282 mm, Sheet 367 x 482 mm unmounted Group photograph of Oriel College students on the college portico steps. Cecil Rhodes is featured leaning against the left of the door arch. Cecil Rhodes first attended Oriel College in 1873 but left in 1874 after falling ill and returning to Africa. He returned in 1876 to finish his degree. Condition: Some chipping to outer edge of card and foxing on card not affecting the image. Old tape and some woodburn on verso of paper, not affecting the image. [37131] £190

Blenheim

130. The Elevation of Blenheim Castle towards the Gardens. Is most humbly Inscrib’d to his Grace John Duke of Marlborough, Prince of the Holy Empire. Cap.t Generall of all his Majesty’s forces and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gater &c. Invented by Sr. Io.Vanbrugh Kt. Henry Hulsberg after Colen Campbell Copper engraving c. 1717 Image 220 x 600 mm, Plate 250 x 646 mm, Sheet 435 x 655 mm unmounted A finely engraved rear elevation view of Blenheim Place designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. From Colen Campbell’s Vitruvius Britannicus or, the British Architect. Containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the most Regular Buildings both Publick & Private in Great Britain, published in three volumes between 1715 and 1725. Title in English and French. Condition: Vertical folds as issued. Trimmed to plate mark at left and right sides, not affecting image [37187] £750

131. The Generall Front of Blenheim Casstle is most humbly Inscrib’d to his Grace John Duke of Marlborough, Prince of the Holy Empire. Cap.t Generall of all his Majesty’s forces and Knight of the most Noble Order of the Gater & c. Elevation General du Chateau de Blenheim.

Henry Hulsberg after Colen Campbell Copper engraving c. 1717 Image 215 x 645 mm, Plate 250 x 648 mm, Sheet 437 x 650 mm unmounted A finely engraved front elevation view of Blenheim Place designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. From Colen Campbell’s Vitruvius Britannicus or, the British Architect. Containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the most Regular Buildings both Publick & Private in Great Britain, published in three volumes between 1715 and 1725. Condition: Vertical folds as issued. Trimmed to plate mark at left and right sides, not affecting image [37184] £750

132. The East Front of Blenheim Castle Design'd by Sr. John Vanbrugh Kt. after Colen Campbell Copper engraving c. 1717 Image 237 x 374 mm, Plate 251 x 378 mm, Sheet 277 x 440 mm unmounted From Colen Campbell’s Vitruvius Britannicus or, the British Architect. Containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the most Regular Buildings both Publick & Private in Great Britain, published in three volumes between 1715 and 1725. Title in English and French. Condition: Damp stain to left margin, not effecting image. Some faint discolouration and foxing to top margin. [36819] £200

133. General Plan of Blenheim. The Ground Plan of Blenheim. Plan of the principal floor of Blenheim. Henry Hulsberg after Colen Campbell Copper engraving c. 1717 Each plate 248 x 374 mm, each sheet 276 x 440 mm unmounted From Colen Campbell’s Vitruvius Britannicus or, the British Architect. Containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the most Regular Buildings both Publick & Private in Great Britain, published in three volumes between 1715 and 1725. A set of three plates illustrating the plans of Blenheim Palace. Condition: Some faint foxing and discolouration to sheets. Damp stain and tear to left margin of ‘General Plan of Blenheim’, but not effecting image. [36815] £300

134. Plan of Woodstock Park, with Blenheim House, Gardens & c: H. Hulsbergh Copper engraved with hand colour c. 1717 306 x 505 mm unmounted From Colen Campbell’s Vitruvius Britannicus or, the British Architect. Containing the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the most Regular Buildings both Publick & Private in Great Britain, published in three volumes between 1715 and 1725. Lettered key bottom right of map. Condition: Centre fold as issued. [36816] £290

135. East View of Blenheim P. Rawle Copper engraving

Published by H Slatter, Herald Office, Oxford [n.d. c. 1830] Image 155 x 90 mm, Sheet 227 x 185 unmounted A view of Blenheim issued as a letter head. Condition: Some overall surface dirt and toning. Split in paper along crease not affecting the image,. [35191] £30

136. Blenheim. Pieter van Gunst after Colen Campbell Copper engraving Amsterdam, c. 1720 Each image 502 x 344 mm, Sheet 528 x 440 mm unmounted A pair of floor plans of Blenheim Palace. One plan details the ground floor of the palace, and the other, the vaults. Lists of rooms around the plans given in Latin, English, French, and Dutch. Condition: Vertical folds as issued. Light staining to sheet and image [36814] £200

137. Blenheim. Tab. II. Pieter van Gunst after Colen Campbell Copper engraving Amsterdam, c. 1720 Image 474 x 643 mm, Plate 481 x 659 mm, Sheet 528 x 803 mm unmounted An impressive large scale elevation of the east front of Blenheim Palace. Inscription in Latin, English, French, and Dutch. Condition: Vertical creases as issued, some staining to edges of sheet. [36813] £650

138. Pons Blenhimensis Pieter van Gunst Copper engraving Amsterdam, c. 1720 Image 355 x 673 mm, Plate 358 x 684 mm, Sheet 527 x 794 mm unmounted An impressive large scale elevation of the bridge at Blenheim Palace. Title, with statistics listed below, in Latin, English, French and Dutch. Condition: Vertical creases as issued, some staining to edges of sheet. [36812] £650

139. A North View of Blenheim House & Park, in the County of Oxford, one of the Seats of the Duke of Marlborough, w.th y.e Monument which was erected in Memory of the late Duke. / A North West View of Blenheim House and Park, in the County of Oxford, with Woodstock in the Distance. / A North East View of Blenheim House and Park, in the County of Oxford. / A View of the High Lodge in Blenheim Park, in the County of Oxford formerly one of the Seats of the Earl of Rochester. John Boydell Copper engraving Publish’d according to Act of Parliament, by J. Boydell Engraver; at the Unicorn, the corner of Queen Street, Cheapside, London, 1752. Image 235 x 417 mm, Plate 258 x 428 mm each framed A fantastic full set of the series Four Views of Blenheim in excellent condition. Four views of Blenheim Palace and the surrounding estate, featuring Robert Pit’s Column of Victory (1730), John Vanbrugh’s Grand Bridge (1710), and an unusual view of the High Lodge. Inscribed beneath each image with title and French translation Boydell 60, 61, 62, 63 Condition: Framed in period style frames. Excellent impressions with full margins. ‘North View’ has a small mark in upper left corner of image. Two very small marks in upper left margin of ‘North East View’ not affecting image. Small mark near centre of image in ‘View of the High Lodge’. [30800] £2,400 set of four.

City & County Maps

140. [A Plan of the University and City of Oxford] Davis, Richard Copper engraved on four sheets Published by R.Davis, Lewknor, August 1, 1797 930 x 662 mm framed A scarce town plan from Richard Davis' large scale map of Oxfordshire engraved by John Cary on sixteen sheets and published, with a key map, in 1797. Though the city plan owes much to Isaac Taylor's map of 1751, it is, however, a delicately engraved work by one of the most competent engravers of the time. It was also the only large-scale contemporary plan of the city. Condition: Professionally restored small tears to top margin and top right sheet. Small manuscript repair to centre. [34885] £1,700

141. Oxford J.P. Sayer Chromolithograph Published by the Railway Executive (Western Region) P.W. 49, Printed in Great Britain by Chromoworks Limited London, c. 1948. Image 982 x 1230 mm framed A fantastic mid century rail poster promoting travel to Oxford. Contains inscriptions concerning the history of Oxford, and a large cartouche of the British Railways in the bottom right hand corner. Condition: Small tears to the extremities of the sheet. Two at the top right which affect the image slightly. Vertical and horizontal fold lines. [29991] £1,400

142. City and University of Oxford Moule, Thomas Steel engraved with hand colouring c. 1836 245 x 183 mm mounted [36642] £150

143. Skelton’s reduced engraving of the Original Plan of Oxford taken by Ralph Agas in the Year 1578 Skelton, Joseph after Agas Copper engraved with hand colour Published as the Act directs Jany. 1st 1823 by J. Skelton Magdalen Bridge Oxford 315 x 465 mm mounted Skelton’s detailed and accurate engraving of Agas 1578 plan of the City, from the Oxonia Antiqua Restaurata. Condition: Nice impression with good hand colour. Vertical creases as issued. [35641] £600

144. Oxonia Antiqua Instaurata Sive Urbis & Academia Oxoniensis. Topographica delineatio olim a Radulpho Agas impressa Ao.Di. 1578 nunc denuo aeri incisa Ao. Di. MDCCXXXIII Williams, William after Agas, Ralph Copper engraved 1732/33 438 x 505 mm

mounted A derivative of Ralph Agas’ famous plan of 1578. It shows the city from Magdalen bridge to just beyond the Castle Prison. The draughtsmanship is of high quality with great emphasis on the college buildings. Condition: Worm holes to the lower margin stopping just short of plate. [26888] £750

145. Oxford Lee, Kerry Chromolithograph Published by Pictorial Maps Ltd, for the Travel association of Grreat Britain and N. Ireland, 1948 440 x 575 mm unmounted An unusual issue of this decorative map designed and used to help promote British Tourism after WWII. Folded and bound in soft boards and published by the manufacturers of Ultrapen; the oral penicillin. Condition: Horizontal and vertical folds as issued. Small pinholes and tears to top of sheet, not affecting printed area. [33735] £325

146. Oxonium Comitatus, Vulgo Oxfordshire Blaeu, Johannes Copper engraved with original hand colour c.1645-48 380 x 500 mm unmounted An excellent example of this decorative map of Oxfordshire. French text and coloured copper engraving of the Rollright Stones on verso. Condition: Centre fold as issued and light timetoning in margins not affecting image. [36094] £800

147. To the Right Reverend Father in God John by divine permission Ld. Bishop of OXON The Map of Oxfordshire being his Lordship’s Diocess newley delineated, and after a new manner, with all imaginable Reverence is humbly dedicated by R.P.L.L.D.

Burghers, Michael Copper engraved with hand colour 1677 495 x 478 mm framed One of the most decorative large copperplate maps of the county from Robert Plot's The Natural History of Oxfordshire… Condition: Excellent hand coloured impression, repaired tear to left of sheet. [25091] £2,000

148. Oxoniensis Comiatus vulgor Oxforshyre qui pars olim Dobunorum Christopher Saxton and William Hole Copper engraved with hand colour 1637 270 x 289 mm. framed [33549] £385

149. Oxfordshire described with ye Citie and the Armes of the Colledges yt famous university A. 1605. Speed, John Copper engraved with early hand colour 1627 385 x 520 mm framed [33569] £2,675

150. A New Improved Map of Oxfordshire from the Best Survey and Intelligences Divided into its Hundreds... Kitchin, Thomas Copper engraved with hand colour

Printed for J. Bowles in St. Paul’s Church Yard, John Bowles & Son in Cornhill, Robt. Sayer & John Tinney in Fleet Street. c.1759. 705 x 520 mm framed Condition: centre fold as issued, small tears and repairs to margins. [34506] £800

151. The Road from Oxford to Cambridge Ogilby, John Copper engraved with later hand colour London, 1675 Image 338 x 415 mm mounted [34902] £500

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