Have you asked it "Who's the fairest of them all?" Looks like it might answer.
Look up mudman for your Chinese figure.
There's probably a credit in the first couple of pages for whoever did the cover art. That would be the name to look up.
To me, it's Saint George and the Dragon. Must admit I'm having a problem with the dragon, but I see a man with a spear on a horse. The first...
Your post is fine here. People will want you to post your images full size rather than thumbnails. You can edit your post to do that. From it's...
I think it's a hat badge, but doubt that it's government issue from anywhere. It just doesn't look the quality. Probably some private company.
It does look like a real printing block, but it would be monochrome where the stamp has 2 colors, and there would necessarily be a printed border...
I think they're probably both original prints, and likely date around the same time.
The references I'm finding for Dickinson & Foster are for the 1890's. Here's your Stonyhurst print:...
The first image seems to be the Great Gate, Trinity College, Cambridge
William J Allingham (for starters) what's printed under the crest?
Hard to comment further without sharp, detailed pictures (and maybe not then). Pencil or ink corrections to the image might indicate an artist's...
There's apparently no remarque on the example in 916Bulldogs123's link above. The remarque might indicate a "deluxe" edition (just a suggestion)....
boarder = border The little ram's head beneath the image is called a remarque
Maybe that suggests that someone named Bord did a drawing from the painting, and it was that drawing that Trierre referred to when making the...
Venus and Cupid painted in the late 16th – early 17thC by Alessandro Allori. Pinted by the publisher Chardon Aine the dates of which are given...
I can tell that excitement is running at a fever pitch. Soooo... just to end the gut-wrenching suspense... Greg, send me your addy and I'll send...
A French art magazine called Verve published a lot of modern art (including Matisse) pre-war. They even published specially commissioned...
Might be faster just to post a link to the auction site.
Could it be a chilling bowl for wine stems? Don't know if this could count as a monteith, but it's a word to consider.
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