ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

Two woodcut engravings , later hand colored depicting
a) Arrival of the Prince of Wales at Bombay: Address of the Municipal council
b) Prince of Wales (King Edward VII) Lunch in Caves of Elephanta India 1875 print
Each mounted, glazed and framed
14.3 x 20.4

(a) THE GRAND DURBAR AT BOMBAY'THE VICEROY OF INDIA AND A GROUP OF NATIVE PRINCES. (b) HOW KING EDWARD WAS PROCLAIMED EMPEROR OF INDIA AT THE DELHI DURBAR. (c) THE REVIEW OF NATIVE RETAINERS AT THE DURBAR'Drawn in Delhi by our Special Artist Sheldon William for supplement to Illustrated London News 1876. subsequently hand colored.

a) FRONT OF THE EAST INDIA HOUSE, LEADENHALL STR EET, AS REBUILT IN 1796.
(b) THE HOUSE OCCUPIED BY THE EAST INDIA COMPANY IN LEADENHALL STREET, AS REFACED IN 1726. From a colored drawing by T. Maltons, Raw silk mounted, glazed and framed. March 1800.

(a) Method Of Conveying Cotton In India To The Ports Of Shipment.
(b) Hindoo Shrine At Allahabad. Fine woodcut engravings hand colored later, mounted C 1882 :
(a) 36 x 26 cms.
(b) 32 x 23 cms. mounted.

A collection of seven wood cut engravings hand colored from various issues of Illustrated London News
1. Chandery Choke, (Or Principal Street), In Delhi (15.5 X 21 Cm)
2. The Fortress Of Selim Ghur and The Imperial Palace, Delhi (15.5 X 21 Cm)
3. Tour Of The Lieutenant-Governor Of The Punjaub Throughout Cashmere: Arrival At Srinnuggur -From A Drawing By An Officer Of The Staff (18 X 24 Cm)
4. The New Mint, Bombay (16 X 24 Cm)
5. His Highness The Nawab Nazim Of Bengal, Behar and Orissa and His Sons. (18 X 15.5 Cm)
6. Bombay Brokers and Traders (18.5 X 21.5 Cm)
7. Reception by a Maharajah (16.5 X 15 Cm) ; (15.5 X 21 Cm)
2. (15.5 X 21 Cm)
3. (18 X 24 Cm)
4. (16 X 24 Cm)
5. (18 X 15.5 Cm)
6. (18.5 X 21.5 Cm)
7. (16.5 X 15 Cm)