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1735 London Commoner Costume-Dress- 1810 Copper Engraved Print

Hand Colored Copper Plate Print Depicting Costume and Dress of 1735 - Male & Female Servants
Type of Print       Lithograph - Wood Engraving - Steel Engraving - Copper Engraving
Printing Year      1808 (Printed 1810) 
Artist - Engraver - Publisher     *- Malcolm - Longman and Co.
Print Size (Approx)     10 inches X 8 inches
Paper weight/type     Thin - Medium - Heavy - Other
Reverse side     Blank - Related text/pictures -  Unrelated text/pictures
Condition      Excellent - Very Good - Good - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)
Notes     Minor toning; minor surface & edge wear; 
Description  

 

This Is An Original Print from History-On-Paper


 

  HISTORICAL INFORMATION:   Believed to be from:  Malcolm, J. P.  1810  "Anecdotes of dress and the caprices of fashion," v. 2, 12 engravings of dress. 

CONDITION:    Please INSPECT PHOTO. May be Enlarged for viewing.

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History-On-Paper

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