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ORIGINAL 18th & 19th CENTURY OILS & PRINTS. Original oils of ponies, dogs, horses and coaches, by George Morley, RA (exhibited at the British Institution in 1843); J. Loder of Bath (exhibited in London in 1839); and others. PRINTS include early Currier and Ives; Early American horse and carriage scenes; a cartoon series of American sporting scenes by Thomas Worth; rare set of Early American stage coach scenes; early Austrian carriages. Early French coaches; French political caricatures of 1820 (drawn by Cle. Vernet, gravure by Deburcourt of Paris); The Seasons—"Spring" and "Winter", from the original painting by J. Herring Sr., 1847; Harrington Birch's "Match vs. Time" (Lord Lonsdale); McQueen's Coachings (G. A. Fosch), and from J. Pollard's original paintings, etc. (Complete list of paintings and prints on request)

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