Party Plates Featuring People and Sports
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Accessories
Reproduction of a postcard, publisher unknown, postmarked 1908 | Reproduction of a postcard published by National Art Company, postmarked 1910 | Reproduction of a postcard published by Millar & Lang, Ltd., Printed in Britain.
| This is one of a number of engravings from Captain Cook's Exploration Books of the Pacific Ocean. He explored the west coast of North America from 1776 until his death in Hawaii in 1779. It was common in the 18th Century for explorers to include artists, botanists and other experts on their ships to record events, sights and people. This and the next two images were originally in black and white; we have added the colour. |
This is one of a number of engravings from Captain Cook's Exploration Books of the Pacific Ocean. He explored the west coast of North America from 1776 until his death in Hawaii in 1779. It was common in the 18th Century for explorers to include artists, botanists and other experts on their ships to record events, sights and people. | This is one of a number of engravings from Captain Cook's Exploration Books of the Pacific Ocean. He explored the west coast of North America from 1776 until his death in Hawaii in 1779. It was common in the 18th Century for explorers to include artists, botanists and other experts on their ships to record events, sights and people. | Reproduction of a postcard "Winter Sports-Canada" published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, Printed in England. Postmarked 1903. | Reproduction of a postcard "Canadian Series No. 3" published by Valentine & Sons’ Publishing Co. Ltd. Montreal and Toronto. Printed in Great Britain. Postmarked 1908. Alternate View at left. |
Reproduction of a postcard published by Sovetskiy Hudojnik, Moscow, 1954. | Reproduction of a postcard postmarked 1903. Alternate view at left. | Reproduction of a postcard published by WG Macfarlane in 1907. Painting is signed by John Innes. Caption from rear of card. | Reproduction of a postcard by Valentine's of Britain, Canadian Series No 1, postmarked 1906. Alternate view at left. |
Reproduction of a postcard published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, Printed in England. Postmarked 1912.
| Reproduction of a postcard published by K.F. Editeurs, Paris.
| Reproduction of a postcard published by Valentine & Sons’ Publishing Co. Ltd. Postmarked 1906. | Reproduction of a postcard by the Fairnan Co, New York, 1907. |
Reproduction of a postcard by Montreal Import Co., postmarked 1908. | Reproduction of a postcard by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., postmarked 1910. Alternate view at left. | Reproduction of a postcard by an unknown publisher. Alternate view at left. | Reproduction of a collector card from Arbuckle Bros Coffee Co, New York. Part of a series of cards giving a pictorial history of the sports and pastimes of all nations. Caption from rear of card is shown at left. |
Reproduction of a postcard printed by National Art Company, dated 1907. Alternate view at left. | Reproduction of a postcard, publisher unknown. Image painted by F Earl Christy. | Reproduction of a postcard by WG Macfarlane, date unknown. From a series "Primitive Transportation in the West".
| Reproduction of a postcard, date and publisher unknown. |
Reproduction of a postcard by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., postmarked 1910. Alternate view shown at left. | Reproduction of a postcard by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., postmarked 1910. | Reproduction of a postcard, date and publisher unknown. Alternate view shown at left. | Reproduction of a postcard published by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., postmarked 1909.
Alternate view at left. |
Reproduction of a postcard published by Warwick Bros & Rutter, Toronto, postmarked 1913. | Reproduction of a postcard published by Stedman Bros, Brantford, Canada. Dated 1910. | Reproduction of a postcard published by Stedman Bros, Brantford, Canada. Dated 1910. | Reproduction of a postcard published by Stedman Bros, Brantford, Canada. Dated 1910. |
Reproduction of a postcard published by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., from painting by CW Simpson. Postmarked 1909. |
