1871 Lithograph CD Barstow Art Lady Pecketts Yard Snickelway York England ZZ10 YBSR1 the series is still in

the series is still in existence

The photogravure shows the sculptures of King Clovis I

the bird is recognizable by its long curved beak and by the central tail feathers

This piece was illustrated by Stevens Parsons

This is an original 1902 black and white halftone print of Shakespeare's cliff in Dover

1871 Lithograph CD Barstow Art Lady Pecketts Yard Snickelway York England ZZ10 YBSR1 the series is still in"Lady Peckit's Yard, York" This is an original 1871 black and white lithograph of a drawing by C. D. Barstow of Lady Peckett's Yard, (named after the wife of John Peckett, Lord Mayor of York in 1702), in the small, narrow streets known collectively as the "Snickelways", in the city of York, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. The building was used as a shop during the Victorian era. Please note that a digital image of the letterpress text description