Légende

The Wye its ruined abbeys and castles, book, name: 'Walch and Son Bookseller Hobart Town', name: 'Kenneth Coc Burgh-Westra 26 Severn Street, North Balwyn', inscription: 'A parting gift to Eby from Marion Muller 'The lord be with thee'', writer (clerical worker): William Howitt, writer (clerical worker): Mary Howitt, publisher: Alfred William Bennett, London, 1863, writer (clerical worker), textile materials, paper, linen (material), albumen print, color on cut, height 189 mm x width 143 mm x thickness 10 mm, A cream-colored page with a thin rectangular border containing centered printed headings in various serif fonts, some larger and bolder, and some ornate; there are small brownish age spots and faint stains scattered across the paper; a purple oval stamp and purple handwritten mark appear near the top edge; a faint embossed circular seal is visible near the top right; horizontal rules separate some sections; overall the layout shows multiple lines of centered typographic elements with generous margins.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A99_282

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

38.7Mo (5.7Mo) / 27.3cm x 35.6cm / 3221 x 4200 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Wye ruined abbeys castles book name Walch Son Bookseller Hobart Town Kenneth Coc Burgh-Westra 26 Severn Street North Balwyn inscription parting gift Eby Marion Muller lord thee writer clerical worker William Howitt Mary Howitt publisher Alfred William Bennett London 1863 textile materials paper linen material albumen print color cut height 189 mm x width 143 mm x thickness 10 mm cream-colored page thin rectangular border containing centered printed headings various serif fonts larger bolder ornate small brownish age spots faint stains scattered across purple oval stamp purple handwritten mark near top edge faint embossed circular seal visible near top right horizontal rules separate sections layout multiple lines centered typographic elements generous margins