[England]: no date but 1857.

Oval portrait Baxter print in the original timber frame, 145 x 125 mm., modern labels pasted to back;.

From Vah-ta-ah to Lydia: cannibals rejoice

London: Printed & Sold by Carington Bowles, Published as the Act directs, 24 June 1779.

Handcoloured engraving, 360 x 505 mm. in fine original condition, mounted and framed.

Convict Hulks on the Thames

London: Published by J. Sowerby & Co, 1793.

Hand coloured engraved plate, 235 x 170mm, mounted and in a handsome nineteenth century timber frame.

The first engraved image of the magnificent waratah

[Sydney?]: circa 1840s.

Three ink caricatures on a single sheet of laid foolscap paper, 215 x 340 mm.

Unsigned caricature of three men in mid-century New South Wales

London: J. Cross, 1834.

Folding panorama, 180 x 2745 mm.; handcoloured etching and aquatint, captioned with title and "London Pubd. as the Act Directs Octr. 1834, by Robt Havell, 77 Oxford Street"

The first settlement of Western Australia

Sydney: circa 1910.

Original watercolour on artist's watercolour board, 240 mm. x 530 mm.; signed 'J.H. Young', dated '24.4.10' on the verso, framed.

Sydney's merchant marine at dusk

London: James Whittle & Richard Holmes Laurie, 1814.

Engraving on paper, 290 x 430 mm; a good, well-inked impression.

From Bellevue Hill

Timor: during the expedition of the Uranie, 1818.

Fine pen and ink sketch, the image 198 x 265 mm., on laid paper; pencil note "Mr. Arago" in Freycinet's later hand at bottom left; framed.

Beautiful original sketch drawn on the Uranie expedition by Freycinet's official artist