A MUSTER OF ZULU WARRIORS - PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 52 x 32.5cm
Exc size: 70 x 50.5cm
Price inc VAT: £125.00
Price exc VAT: £104.00
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AN ATTACK OF ZULU WARRIORS
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 31.5 x 53cm
Exc size: 49 x 71.5cm
Price inc VAT: £125.00
Price exc VAT: £104.00
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 31.5 x 53cm
Exc size: 49 x 71.5cm
Price inc VAT: £125.00
Price exc VAT: £104.00
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AT BAY - THE BATTLE OF ISANDULA, JANUARY 22
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 51.5 x 34cm
Exc size: 69.5 x 52cm
Price inc VAT: £250.00
Price exc VAT: £208.00
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 51.5 x 34cm
Exc size: 69.5 x 52cm
Price inc VAT: £250.00
Price exc VAT: £208.00
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THE BATTLE OF ULUNDI – FINAL RUSH OF THE ZULUS – BRITISH SQUARE IN THE DISTANCE
From a drawing by Melton Prior, special Artist for the Illustrated London News
On July 4TH 1879 (6 months after the Battle of Rourke’s Drift) Lord Chelmsford reached King Cetewayo’s capital at Ulundi where he formed a hollow square with a force of 4200 troops and 1000 natives. 10,000 Zulus charged the square but were repelled by rifle fire and bayonet.
The British suffered 100 casualties and the Zulus 1500. The Battle ended a war which history remembers for the British disaster at Isandhlwana and the bravery at Rourke’s Drift.
Original antique woodcut engraving, with
handcolouring. Published as supplements to
the Illustrated London News, 1879
Image size: 68 x 94cm
Mounted size: 98 x 127cm
Inland price: £500.00
Export price: £416.50
From a drawing by Melton Prior, special Artist for the Illustrated London News
On July 4TH 1879 (6 months after the Battle of Rourke’s Drift) Lord Chelmsford reached King Cetewayo’s capital at Ulundi where he formed a hollow square with a force of 4200 troops and 1000 natives. 10,000 Zulus charged the square but were repelled by rifle fire and bayonet.
The British suffered 100 casualties and the Zulus 1500. The Battle ended a war which history remembers for the British disaster at Isandhlwana and the bravery at Rourke’s Drift.
Original antique woodcut engraving, with
handcolouring. Published as supplements to
the Illustrated London News, 1879
Image size: 68 x 94cm
Mounted size: 98 x 127cm
Inland price: £500.00
Export price: £416.50
THE CAPTURE OF SEKUKUNIS STRONGHOLD - STORMING THE FIGHTING KOPPIE. NOV 28
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 31.5 x 53cm
Exc size: 49 x 71cm
Price inc VAT: £85.00
Price exc VAT: £71.00
Original antique engraving
Published for the Illustrated London News, 1879
Hand coloured
Mounted in cream:
Int size: 31.5 x 53cm
Exc size: 49 x 71cm
Price inc VAT: £85.00
Price exc VAT: £71.00
THE EKOWE RELIEF FORCE CROSSING A STREAM
Original antique engraving published 1879
By the Illustrated London news
Wood cut engraving, hand coloured
By W. H. Overend
Mounted in Cream
Image size: 49 x 35cm
Mounted size: 67 x 53cm
Price inc VAT: £95.00
Price exc VAT: £79.00
Original antique engraving published 1879
By the Illustrated London news
Wood cut engraving, hand coloured
By W. H. Overend
Mounted in Cream
Image size: 49 x 35cm
Mounted size: 67 x 53cm
Price inc VAT: £95.00
Price exc VAT: £79.00