342. ANLANDUNG DER TROUPPEN. Die Anlundung der Englischen Trouppen. Gravé par Francois Xav. Habermann. Se vend a Augsbourg, etc. Line. Folio. Colored. Tear repaired.

343. BLIND INSTITUTION. J. Bornet. Lithograph in green tint. Inlaid. Size 6x9 inches.

VERY SCARCE.

344. BOURNE'S VIEW. Alms House. Size 3x21⁄2 inches. Tipped on corners. Scarce.

345.

on corners.

Fort Gansevoort.
Scarce.

Size 278x21/16 inches. Tipped

346. BOWLING GREEN. Die Zerstörung der Königlichen Bild Saule. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Se vend a Augsbourg, etc. Line. Folio. Colored.

347. BROADWAY FROM THE BOWLING GREEN. Printed and engraved by Wm. I. Bennett, published by Henry I. Megary. Aquatint. Folio.

EXTREMELY SCARCE. A PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS AND BEFORE THE

VANES ON THE TWO CHURCHES.

[SEE ILLUSTRATION]

348. BROADWAY AT THE ASTOR HOUSE. Lithograph in green tint. By K. G. Inlaid. Size 6x8 11/16 inches.

VERY SCARCE.

349. BROOKLYN FERRY. The Ferry at Brooklyn. ORIGINAL WATER-COLOR by W. H. Bartlett, with the print engraved by G. K. Richardson, 1838. (2)

350. CANAL STREET AND HUDSON RIVER. The ORIGINAL INDIA INK DRAWING, by Alexander Anderson, reproduced on page 565 of Mrs. Lamb's "New York," and with additional title "Lispenard's Meadows," in Andrews' "The Bradford Map," on page 45.

351. GRACE CHURCH. J. Bornet. Lithograph in green tint. Inlaid Size 6x9 1/16 inches. Shows the old buildings on the site of Wanamaker's store.

VERY SCARCE.

352. TRINITY CHURCH (OLD). Drawn, engraved, & Published, by J. A. Rolph. Line. Folio. Lacks copyright line.

353. CITY HALL. ORIGINAL WATER-COLOR by C. Burton, with the print engraved by Fenner, Sears and Co., 1830.

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354. — J. Bornet. Lithograph. Inlaid. Size 55x834 inches.

VERY SCARCE.

355. CITY HALL PARK. Park Row and Broadway. ORIGINAL WATER-COLOR by A. J. Davis, about 1831. Reproduced in Andrews' "The Bradford Map," on page 39.

356.

WASH DRAWING by A. J. Davis, size 6x10 inches. Showing a view across the Park, with Park Row, St. Paul's Chapel, residences on the site of the Astor House, and North to Murray Street.

357. WATER-COLOR DRAWING by A. J. Davis. Size 85/16x 145% inches. Similar to previous item, but with figures added.

358. CITY HALL, BROADWAY. C. Burton, del-J. Smillie, SC. THE BOURNE VIEW, 1831. Inlaid.

359. COLMAN'S

LITERARY ROOMS, BROADWAY. ORIGINAL WATER-COLOR DRAWING by A. J. Davis, with the print engraved by Fenner, Sears & Co., 1831.

ONLY ONE OTHER PROOF KNOWN

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360. CUSTOM HOUSE. Aquatint. Rectangle. Size 9 1/16x 132 inches. The Old Government House.

AN EARLY PROOF BEFORE THE LINE "Rollinson fect". PRINTED IN BISTRE. AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE ITEM. ONE OTHER PROOF KNOWN. [SEE ILLUSTRATION]

361. J. Bornet. Lithograph in green tint. Inlaid. Size 57/16x85 inches.

VERY SCARCE.

362. LA FREGATE A VAPEUR LE FULTON. Manoeuvrant dans la Rade de New Yorck. A Paris, chez Ostervald. Aquatint. Oblong small folio. Printed in bistre.

363.

VERY SCARCE.

Another copy. Very beautifully colored.

364. FULTON ST. & MARKET. Wm. I. Bennett, Pinxt et Sculpt. Aquatint. Folio. Lacks Megary's line.

VERY SCARCE.

365. THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE. From an Original Drawing in the Possession of N. Campbell, Esq. Pub. by H. R. Robinson, 1847. Lithograph in colors.

AN EARLY IMPRESSION.

366. HOLT'S HOTEL, FULTON STREET. Line. Oblong duodecimo. PROOF BEFORE ALL LETTERS. Inlaid.

367. JOHN STREET THEATRE. Bill. January 8, 1794. By the Old American Company. "The Belles Stratagem" and "Ways and Means. Mess. Hodgkinson, Hallam and others. Mesdames Melmoth, Hallam, Hodgkinson and King.

AN EARLY AND SCARCE PLAYBILL.

368. MASONIC HALL, BROADWAY. ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR by A. J. Davis, with the print engraved by Fenner, Sears & Co., 1830. (2)

369. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE IN 1835. ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR by A. J. Davis.

THIS HAS NOT BEEN ENGRAVED.

370. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. ORIGINAL WATER-COLOR by C. Burton, with the print engraved by Fenner, Sears & Co., 1830. (2)

371. NEW YORK CITY. Nieu Amsterdam, een stedeken in Noord Amerikaes. Nieu Hollant, op het eilant Mankattan: namaels Nieu jork genaemt, to en het geraekte in 't gebiet der Engelschen. (Title repeated in Latin, three lines). Pet: Schenk-Amsteld C. P. In rectangular border. Size 102x84 inches.

372.

A South West View of Fort George with the City of New York. Oblong 4to. From Russell's "History," 1778. Fine impression.

VERY SCARCE.

TALLIS' VIEWS OF WALL STREET

373. NEW YORK CITY. Tallis' Panorama Views of Wall Street, North side from Broadway to Pearl Street. On four sheets. EXTREMELY RARE AND IN THE FINEST POSSIBLE CONDITION. The first sheet is from Broadway to #20; Second sheet is from the U. S. Treasury to #46, the Bank of America; Third sheet is from the Bank of New York to #62, The Aetna Insurance Co.; Fourth sheet is from the Howard Fire Ins. Co. to #82, just beyond Pearl Street.

TALLIS' VIEWS OF BROADWAY

374. NEW YORK CITY. Tallis' Panorama Views of Broadway, East and West side as described below, on 6 sheets.

EXTREMELY RARE AND IN THE FINEST POSSIBLE CONDITION. This important series begins, on the West side of Broadway, at the North end of Trinity Churchyard. The first building is the Trinity Building, and the first sheet extends to Cedar Street; the second sheet is from #139 to #167, almost to Cortlandt Street; the Third sheet is from #169 to #187, and the Fourth sheet extends the views to the corner of Fulton Street. THE SECOND SHEET IS IN ITS EARLIEST STATE, before "Western Ins. Co.'' at #139. On the East side of Broadway, covered by two sheets, the views begin with #166 (between Liberty and Maiden Lane) and extend to #210, corner of Fulton Street.

375. NEW YORK GAZETTE, or WEEKLY POST-BOY. For Thursday, Feb. 20, 1766, with Supplement of Thursday, Feb. 13, 1766. The first one torn but nothing missing.

Contains a woodcut of a Windsor Chair advertised by Andrew Gautier, Prince Street; meeting of the Sons of Liberty protesting against the Stamp Act, and other interesting matter.

376. NEW YORK HOSPITAL. Engraved View, by Leney after Murray. Size 1034x6% inches. With an engraved Floor Plan of the Hospital, by Rollinson after Eddy. Stauffer, 1892.

RARE.

377. NEW YORK VIEWS. Engraved Views of Trinity Church (Second), by Smith; Landing of Gen. Lafayette, by S.

Maverick; Rutgers Medical College; Park Theatre, by Balch, Rawdon & Co.; View in Broadway near Grace Church, by Rawdon, Clark & Co.; Lithograph (Mesier) of House of Refuge; Columbia College, Lith. by Pendleton, and others. 12 pieces.

378. DISTRIBUTING RESERVOIR. A. Fay. Lithograph in green tint. Inlaid. Size 5 9/16x85% inches.

THE FINEST, SCARCEST, AND MOST INTERESTING OF THIS SERIES.
[SEE ILLUSTRATION]

379. UNION SQUARE. J. Bornet. Lithograph. Inlaid. 6 1/16x8 15/16 inches.

VERY SCARCE.

380. WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.

South Side of 13th

Street, between 3rd and 4th Avenues. Lithogy. of Pendleton, 137 Broadway, N. Y. A. J. Davis, Del.

EXCESSIVELY SCARCE.

FRANKLIN PORTRAITS

LOTS 381-394

381. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). (a) N. Cochin del-F. Bolt sc. 1822. Zwickau. Stipple. Quarto. (b) (Cochin)—L. A. Claesseus, sculp. Stipple. Octavo. (c) (Cochin)-T. Cook sc. (3)

382. Dr. Beniamin Franklin, gebohre zu Boston de 17 Jan. 1706. Cochin bust to left, in oval border, over tablet for inscription. Rectangle. Size 5 5/16x3 5/16 inches. Crude etching.

ONE OF THREE KNOWN IMPRESSIONS.

383. Benjamin Franklin Né a Boston, etc. (Cochin)-Desrayes del.―le Beau sculp. Chez Esnauts et Rapilly. Line. Quarto. 384. (a) Engraved for Murray's History of the American War. (Cochin)-Pollard sculp. Printed for T. Robson. Line. Octavo. (b) Gebohrn zu Boston, etc. (Cochin-Raspe). Line. Octavo.

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385. L'Amerique-Independante. Dediée au Congrese des Etats-Unis. Borel invenit 1778-J. C. le Vasseur Sculptor par Borel. Line, folio. Whole length, to right, laureated, right hand on shoulder of Indian girl kneeling at feet of Liberty.

386.

Le Docteur Francklin Couronné par le Liberté. Aquatint. Small folio.

387.

(a) B. Franklin. Galerie Napoléon (Duplessis)Bertonnier sculp. Line. Octavo. INDIA PROOF. (b) The same. PROOF, with only "Bertonnier sculp." (c) B. Franklin. Engraved by R. W. Dodson, 1835. Line. Quarto. (d) A. Benjamin Franklin. p. maren del.-Le Beau sculp. Line. Quarto.

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388. (a) A Benjamin Franklin p. maren del.-Le Beau sculp. Line. Quarto. (b) Benjamin Franklin, Né a Boston, etc.

(four verses) Duplessis Pinxit-P. Pl. sculp. Line. Small folio. Rubbed.

389. (a) Engraved by T. Wright. Line. F. Bonneville, deli.-Gautier sculp. Stipple. Franklin (Golder 1785) (d) Benjamin Franklin. sculp. TWO STATES, before and after "Page 358."

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(b) Another. (c) Benjamin Maria Miou,

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390. Benjn. Franklin, L.L.D.F.R.S. Noble sculp. Published by Alexr. Hogg, 1786. On same sheet with The Honble. John Adams. From the New London Magazine.

391. (a) From Houdon's Bust, by T. B. Welch. (b) Similar, by E. Wellmore on engraved title-page. (c) Franklin, Citoyen des Etats-Unis. Outline etching. (d) Benjamin Franklin, Ministre Plenipotentiare, etc. Fr. Janet, sc. Line. Octavo. (4)

392. (a) Benjamin Francklin. Né à Boston, etc. à Paris Chez Ménard & Desenne. Line. Quarto. Three copies. (b) The same. Title: "Francklin," IN OPEN LETTERS, on blank tablet, and

PROOF BEFORE ALL BUT PUBLICATION LINE.

393.

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(a) By Illman & Pilbrow. (b) Another, Anderson S., bust, profile to right. (c) Another, on stone, by Hullmandel after Landseer. (d) Two lithographs. (e) Four woodcuts.

394.

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(a) Peint d'après nature pour la Famille, 1779. Duplessis pinxit.-A. Maurin. Lithograph. Folio. (b) La Genie tutelaire de la France delivre l'Amerique au joug de l'Angleterre. Presenté à Monsieur Franklin. Par... Testard. Etching. Quarto. (2)

FINE AND SCARCE.

WASHINGTON PORTRAITS

LOTS 395-441

395. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Dessiné par GirardetGravé par Wolff. Whole length after C. W. Peale. Hart 19a. Line. Small folio.

396.

397.

Two other copies, one time stained. Hart 19a. (2)

Wasington Généralissime des Etats-Unis de l'Amerique. Dessiné par Bonnieu.-Gravé par Chevillet. Hart 29. Line. Small folio. Cut close at top.

398. S. E. George Washington. General in Chief des Armées des Etats-Unis de l'Amerique. Le Beau sculp. A Paris chez Mondhare rue St. Jacques. Line. Small quarto. Hart 30.

399.

ONE OF THREE KNOWN COPIES.

(a) Washington Crossing the Delaware. LeutzeButtre. Line. Small folio. (b) Siège d'York-Town. Conder print-J. Fontaine gravé. Line. Folio, and 17 other portraits, scenes, etc.

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