The sans serif font for ENGLAND says 20th C to me.
Not a canal. Too wide. Super wide canals like the Kiel, the Panama and the Suez are only so because of their special uses. Also the waterwaterway...
It may be my AMD that means I need to see better pictures, but low contrast does seem to be a very common failing due to the use of cameras that...
The pictures displays severe overexposure grading to severe underexposure in a few inches, this is usually an artifact of flash, unusual to see it...
They appear to be transcriptions, (copies) of rubbings of 13th C church grave brasses. The lack of contrast in the pictures makes further...
If the last picture were to be retaken with natural light to eliminate the flash burn, then cropped to the just the letter area the marks would...
Late 19th C 30 hour pin pallet escapement alarm clock. Very cheap when new, still very modest value
Nothing at all to do with a sporran. I have never seen a non-hairy sporran. The construction is quite different. I suspect this is a near eastern...
Blitzkrieg !!....1941? No, I think it would be 1944/45, and probably destroyed by the Germans in retreat. During the rapid German advance...
Given the very small size probably one of a set of handbell ringer's instruments. I have actually bought a bell to give to a school and it was...
Enhance the contrast of your picture of the back to make it readable.
Webster is using the modern generic description of a ship, as is appropriate for the current speakers of English. None the less, in the period...
I can't really see it well enough to make a judgement, but I'd think under £100. Possibly more like £50. These are auction, not retail estimates...
"Bear poo found in the woods!" They do not call the region the Wild East for nothing.
A ship is square rigged on three masts. Nowadays the term is generic but at the period this model represents the terms ship and brig would have...
The vessel is actually not a ship but a brig. Flush decked with a gaff mizzen abaft the mainmast. The model is tidy but a bit scetchy on the...
[IMG] This. The typeface is 20th C.
The title in inverted commas, fourth picture down.
Where does the sans serif printed title appear?
That was the Hamilton I first thought of, and it would seem superflous to call a picture framer in England an English Picture framing shop....
Separate names with a comma.
