Original Antiquarian Engraving

Undated c1870

Subject: Ruined Castle on a Lake by Albert Cuyp (1603-1691)

Size  (Image) 20.5 x 12cm

Condition: Generally very good, but with some wear to the border, which also has some faint erased penciling, but this does not affect the image at all

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One of a number of similar Items I am selling. Postage combined when taking more than one item where possible. If Purchasing 'Courier' or Multiple items please await an invoice BEFORE paying.

***Canadian Bidders*** Unfortunately Due to changes made by the Royal Mail for deliveries to Canada over 2kg, I may not be able to offer books over 2kg to Canadian bidders at the standard rate that applies to North American bidders. Any Canadian bidders wishing to purchase books over 2kg can do so but the cost will be high at £47 Airmail, no surface mail available, although this also gives a limit of 10kg. Heavy items may not be able to be sent to PO Boxes overseas. Contact me for more details

***Overseas Bidders*** No cheques please unless drawn on a UK bank. Overseas transactions to be paid with Paypal, NO Foreign Currency, thanks

***All Bidders*** Please note that items are sent to the address as stated on your invoice unless I am imformed otherwise in A SEPARATE EMAIL VIA EBAY. I reserve the right to charge an additional fee for higher value items to cover the cost of a 'signed for' service. Postage is combined when more than one item is purchased where possible.

MY GRADINGS

New: A new book, never used.

Fine (F): Should have no flaws, a perfect copy of a used book.

Mint: Another term for Fine.

As New (AN): Although a used book, it should appear unread with no flaws, just as when it was sold new.

Near Fine (NF): May show a small flaw, such as shelf wear, but nearly perfect and unread.

Very Good (VG): The broadest category for used books, this describes any average used book. May have small flaws, and has probably been read, but should appear overall clean and attractive.

Good (G): Will probably have significant wear or damage, although is still intact. Suitable for reading, but not necessarily a good gift copy. The old saying in bookselling is "good ain't good."

Fair: Another term for Poor or Reading Copy: Heavily worn or damaged, a poor book will be readable but not attractive. May have the odd page missing, but this will be noted on the relative listing.

Binding Copy: This will be the complete pages of the book, but the binding has been broken or damaged to the point it will need professional rebinding


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