 English. Sparrow, sc.
A GENERAL
VIEW OF LISBON, THE CAPITAL CITY OF PORTUGAL. [city view with
ships at anchor in foreground]. Copperplate engraving. 12 x 7.6".
Shrink-wrapped. London. c1780. $95.00. I.D.#09876.
SOLD
 English.
R. Dodd, sc. untitled. [British man of war at sail off a fort].
Lithograph. 9 x 7" Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? Plate I of a
series of book illustrations.
I.D.#09878.
SOLD.
 English.
R. Dodd, sc. untitled. [frigate under full sail in a choppy sea].
Lithograph. 8.75 x 6.8" Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? Plate IX of
a series of book illustrations.
I.D.#09880.
SOLD.
 English.
R. Dodd, sc. untitled. [warship on moonlit night being guided away
from shore by its crew in longboats]. Lithograph. 9 x 7"
Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? Plate V of a series of book
illustrations. I.D.#09877. SOLD.
 English.
R. Dodd, sc. untitled. [warship at anchor off a shore point with
tower and strolling figures in foreground]. Lithograph. 8.8 x 7"
Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? Plate III of a series of book
illustrations. I.D.#09879.
SOLD.
 American.
George Stratton Ferrier. untitled. [Two small seascapes on same
sheet]. Etchings. Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? $50.00. I.D.#09881.
 English.
R. Dodd, sc. untitled. [Man of war at sail in a moonlit bay].
Lithograph. 9 x 7" Shrink-wrapped. London. 1808? Plate VI of a
series of book illustrations. $65.00. I.D.#09882.
 American.
Wade, del. J.W. Orr. A SUPERB VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES JAPANESE
SQUADRON, UNDER COMMAND OF COMMODORE PERRY, BOUND FOR THE EAST.
Woodcut. 21 x 13.5". Waterstained, modern coloring. Encapsulated.
Boston. 1853, March 14. Shows and names all eleven warships
assigned to the cruise. Large spirited graphic. $135.00. I.D.#10615.
SOLD.
 American.
Jas. Queen, delt. W. Heine shipping by Brown. U.S. STEAM FRIGATE
MISSISSIPPI PASSING PUNTA TRISTAO. [Naval vessal in a stormy sea].
Sepia lithograph. 9 x 6" Margins stained. New York. c1854.
Illustration from Hawks's narrative of the expedition of an
American squadron to the China seas and Japan (the Perry/Hawks
report). $65.00.
I.D.#10806. SOLD.
 English.
Matt. S. Morgan, W. Thomas sc. NAVAL INSTRUCTION ON BOARD H.M.S.
THE "BRITANNIA," PORTSMOUTH.- LESSONS IN GUNNERY. Woodcut. 14 X
9.5". London. 1859, Sept. 17. Gunnery instruction for the newly
enlisted. $50.00.
I.D.#13503.
 English.
NEW PATENT SLIPWAY IN COURSE OF BEING ERECTED AT CRONSTADT FOR THE
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT, BY MR. H. GRISSEL. Woodcut. 14 X 9.5". London.
1859, Sept. 17. Shows a dry-dock and a warship under construction.
I.D.#13502b. SOLD.
 American.
Baker Smith Andren. REPRESENTATION OF THE HALF CLIPPER BARQUE
MOSES KIMBALL. Lithograph, colored 5.75 x 8.75" Foxed, waterstained. Later coloring. Boston. c1860. Trimmed half sheet.
Probably from Gleason's The Flag of our Union. $35.00. I.D.#10507.
SOLD.
 American.
Endicott & Co. NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM SHIP COS. U.S. MAIL
STEAMER FULTON. 2300 TONS. Chromolithograph. 10 x 6.75".
Philadelphia. c1860. From Vol. 31, third series. Journal of The
Franklin Institute. Very bright and clean. I.D.#12073.
SOLD.
 American.
Sarony & Co. JAMESTOWN ST. HELENA. Lithograph in sepea. 9.5 x 6.6"
Shrinkwrapped. Boston. c1865. Stained slightly. Actual drawing
from nature with foreground shipping by Brown. $40.00. I.D.#09884.
 English.
Joseph Mallord William Turner/J. C. Armytage, sc. THE SUN RISING
IN A MIST. [small craft near shore in early morning]. From the
picture in the National Gallery. New York. c1870. Steel engraving.
10.3 x 7.8" Foxed. $100.00. I.D.#11448.
 English.
George Chambers. C.O. Murray, sc. untitled. [Dutch cutters
approach a shore mooring in a choppy sea]. Etching by Murray after
chambers. Sepia. 9 x 6" Matted and shrink-wrapped. London. c1880.
I.D.#09875.
SOLD.
 English.
Sir Frank Short. untitled. [Abandoned ships along a river in a
town, a large church in background]. Sepia etching 9.3 x 6.6"
signed with monogram lower left. New York. c1884.
I.D.#11447.
SOLD.
 American.
Henry Reuterdahl. ON THE WAY TO THE PHILIPPINES [small steamer in
a rolling swell]. Colored Photolithograph. 12.75 x 14". New York.
1908 ©1907. $30.00.
I.D.#10932.
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