18th.Century Rococo Trade Card John Smith Map And Printseller At Hogarth's Head Cheapside London Circa.1760 Sussex By 1846 Cals was critically

By 1846 Cals was critically acclaimed

Towle did not speak

Area of soft creasing to upper left

Count of Artois (Later King Charles X 1757-1836) and his sister Madame Clothilde (Later Queen of Sardinia 1759-1764)

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18th.Century Rococo Trade Card John Smith Map And Printseller At Hogarth's Head Cheapside London Circa.1760 Sussex By 1846 Cals was criticallyExceptional Mid 18th. Century Copper Engraved Trade Card. John Smith Map and Printseller at Hogarth's Head facing Wood Street Cheapside London (From Mr Sayer's, in Fleet Street). Sells all sorts of fine French and English Prints Maps Drawing Books, Copy Books, Books of Ornaments, Portfolios of all sizes, Watercolours, Indian Ink, Watch Papers, Black Lead & Hair Pencils, Variety of Coloured Perspective Views for the Diagonal Mirror and those Glasses