Pamphlet: 'A list of choice and rare engravings (chronologically arranged)' by J.M.W. Turner and Professor Ruskin

Engraving of a map of Babylon with the tower of Babylon and the hanging gardens of Semiramis

Engraving depicting people travelling through a dense forest, with a timber framed ruinous building in the centre

Engraving "Mr Emery in the Character of Dan in John Bull," published by Vernor & Hood, 31 Poultry.

Engraving depicting two wanderers resting on a cliff in a forest above a town at a coast

Receipt and account by James Lumsden for £2-10 for printing and engraving done for the Hunterian Museum

Copies of engravings of the exteriors of Seedhill and Linside mills, Paisley, and the original mill at Ferguslie, Paisley

Engraving showing a herdsman with cattle, sheep goats etc. waiting at a riverbank to be shipped over (Waiting for the ferry)

Volume of poetry and prose with pen and ink drawings, watercolours, and engravings, written and compiled by John William Steggall as a youth

Portrait. Head and shoulders, photo of engraving of chairman of U.C.D. Council 1895 - 1925, President of U.C.D. 1925 - 6. Baxter, George Washington (Sir).

Two engravings of a type of ship with boarding bridges which was invented by the Roman general Gaius Duilius during the First Punic War

Engraving depicting a well dressed man blessing a bird, a net with another bird to his left, a church and a rural landscape in the background

Admiralty chart of the east coast of England, Farn Island to Berwick; inset of Holy Island harbour, engravings of views of sections of coast, beacons and lighthouses.

Engraving of a plan by Thomas Telford for Glasgow Bridge, 1833, under covering letter from Town Clerk to John Lang, Clerk of Police, stating this plan had been sent to him by Mr. Salmond, Norwood

Plan of the town of DUNDEE Angus, marked to show districts, lines of pipes, proposed buildings and docks. Table of reference. Inset engravings of St. Andrew's Church, Old Steeple. [Photographs in RU/2, MS 75P/30-33]. VERY FRAGILE

the original was a water colour painting and this engraving has some additions, eg the two men working on the ground on which the Church Hall is now built. The church details are very sharp and clear, with some bits which have lost their definition due to the lack of colour. e.g. the graves stones on the left.

Head of woman