London: W. Belch. No. 1 Staverton Row, Newington Butts, No date [circa 1821]. An unused child’s writing sheet, probably produced for the coronation of George IV in 1821. The sheet bears 8 hand-coloured engravings. 460 x 65 mm. Loss of small blank corner; else near fine.

London: R. H. Laurie, 1820. 1821. Plates 1 and 2. A pair of children’s writing sheets depicting a variety of hunting, shooting and fishing pursuits. 482 x 390 mm. Unused. A little browned; some wear to edges, with some small areas of loss to the blank margins; else a very good pair. Rare.

London: R. H. Laurie., No. 53. Fleet Street, Published 1st October 1823. An unused child’s writing sheet depicting hand-coloured engraved scenes from the Gunpowder plot. 420 x 375 mm. Trimmed and corner mounted on card; else a very good example.

London: Printed and Published by Ed. Langley, 173 High Street, Boro’, No date. A used children’s writing sheet bearing eight hand-coloured engravings. The middle blank filled in by John Henry Irvine and dated December 25. 1826. 472 x 385 mm. Worn at edges, with slight loss, and one closed tear; else very good.

London: Printed and Published by Ed. Langley, 173 High Street, Boro’, No date. A used children’s writing sheet bearing six hand-coloured engravings. The middle blank filled in by George Henry Irvine and dated December 25. 1836. 470 x 385 mm. Little worn at edges, with slight loss to one corner; else very good.

London: Robt Sayer, 1790. A hand-coloured engraved writing sheet showing scenes from the Fete held in the Champs De Mars to celebrate the French Revolution and the Constitutional Monarchy. The sheet has been filled out by one W. Hart on December 20th 1794, presumably to take home to his parents at the Christmas holiday as evidence of his educational progress. The sheet has 8 hand-coloured engraved vignettes. It measures: 450 x 345 mm. It has some damage – tears and splits – and requires conservation, but is rare example. [14199] £600. 00.