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Military Theatre 125. The Absent Minded Beggar [Rudyard Kipling]; music by Arthur Sullivan. Lithographic printed hankerchief on linen Richard Caton Woodville The Daily Mail c.1899 Image 400 x 390 mm, Sheet 470 x 455 mm unmounted Printed hankerchief of The Absent Minded Sailor by Rudyard Kipling. Shows Field Marshall Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Robert and Queen Victoria, musical scores by Arthur Sullivan, a map of South Africa showing the South African Republic (the Transvaal) and the Orange Free State and the lyrics of the song written by Kipling. The first charitable effort to raise funds for the second Boer war the song was specially commissioned and published by the Daily Mail to raise money for the "Soldiers Families Fund". The patriotic verse caused a sensation becoming the most popular and celebrated song during the first months of the war. The popularity of The Absent Beggar spread worldwide and it was publised by the New York Journal and performed on theatre stages by famous actresses of the day including Lily Langtree and Lady Maud Beerbohm Tree. A huge supporter of the war Kipling dedicated the payment for the poem to the Soldiers Families Fund and declined to accept the knighthood which was susequently offered to him. Condition: Small hole to the bottom left, minor stains to the right. [27748] £350 126. End of the Cats Tail. Woodcut Anonymous London, Pub. Dec. 26, 1853, by J.K. Green, 9, Thurlow Place, East Street, Walworth. Sold by J. Redington, 208, Hoxton Old Town. Image 152 x 190 mm, Sheet 170 x 220 mm mounted Above images reads the inscription: Green’s Scene in Whittington and his Cat, Sc. 16. No. 13 [26778] £50 Sports Cricket 127. Cricket Caps of Famous Clubs and Schools Chromolithograph Anonymous c. 1910 Image 262 x 465 mm unmounted From The Boy’s Own Paper Condition: Trimmed just below title, print surface slightly worn in areas. [27696] £110 Football 128. Football Colours of Our Public Schools Chromolithograph V. Wheeler-Holohan
The Boy’s Own Paper 4 Bouveruer Street London, E.C. Image 265 x 860 mm, Sheet 285 x 890 mm Unmounted Parts Per part A.P 175 £2 2s 0d Present 25 L.P. 50 £1 11s 6d Prints £1 1s 0d Charles Algernon Tomkins (1821 - 1905) was a reproductive engraver and mezzotinter. From The Boys Own Paper Condition: Most of title trimmed off. [27697] £180 Hunting & Shooting Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) was an animal painter and a child prodigy, first exhibiting at the Royal Academy in 1816 aged just 14. He established his reputation with a series of animal subjects, often parodying human behaviour. Sir Edwin also painted hunting scenes, especially of deer, historical works and portraits Queen Victoria's favourite painter he earned vast sums from the sale of prints and was probably the most popular painter of his age. Lennox-Boyd i/i Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd [27576] £95 Rowing 129. [Hawk] Mezzotint attributed to Charles Algernon Tomkins after Sir Edwin Landseer Published by Henry Graves and Co. 6 Pall Mall, 1882 Copyright Image 139 x 177 mm, Plate 212 x 228 mm, Sheet 348 x 508 mm unmounted Artists proof. Printed on laid paper, with PSA stamp. Printsellers Association Index 206, Friday 19th May 1882 - Published as part of the Library Edition of the Works of Sir Edwin Landseer, R.A. Plate sold as one in four in Part 6. 130. “C.U.B.C” [William Dudley Ward] Lithograph Spy [Sir Leslie Ward] Vanity Fiar, Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd. Lith. March 29th 1900 Image 342 x 194 mm, Sheet 375 x 234 mm unmounted
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