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Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire
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active 1808 (Life dates)
(engraver)
ca. 1781-1852 (Life dates)
(publisher)
1776-1802
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Width: 16.8 cm
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Inscription: recto: lower right, date, publisher: Publish'd Dec.r 1.st 1794 by J. Walker N.o. 16 Rosomans Street, London.
Inscription: recto: centre, title: KENILWORTH CASTLE, Warwickshire.
Stamp: recto: stamped in black, upper right: WITT / LIBRARY.
Inscription: recto: handwritten in pencil, centre right : 934/47 (10).
Inscription: recto: typewritten, lower left, edge : Copper Plate Magazine 1792-1802.
Inscription: recto: handwritten in blue ink, lower edge, artist : H. JEAYES.
Inscription: recto: applied label, description of subject: NUMB. XXXV. KENILWORTH CASTLE. PLATE LXIX. / THIS remain of ancient grandeur is situated nearly in the middle of Warwickshire, five males and a half from Warwick, about the /.... / famous remain of antiquity, all the accuracy which the smallness of the size will admit.
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