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please refer to the photographs for a visual reference
The brass buttons and hanging chain to his overcoat signify a high standing of class which he will have been born into
In fair to good overall original condition
which is charming
Many people are fascinated by fairground art and by the gorgeously painted and carved creatures that enchanted us from a young age
A Mixed Group of Twenty Framed 18th/19thC Anatomical Engravings & Prints sub-Antiques please refer to the photographsOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George III Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1798 1850Various Sizes; The Largest; 11 h x 26. 25 wThe Smallest: 11 h x 7. 75 wThe mixed group of twenty framed and glazed engravings and prints, all of anatomical interest, grouped together in ten frames with a handful by A. Bell from the work Superficial anatomy of the man in 1798, most numbered and annotated, and others to include skulls and the cross section of a rat,
