Book Description

This delightful work was doubtless conceived during the last days of the stagecoach. Although the railway was reaching a zenith of speculation at the time, this work was published in 1845, no inkling of modernity intrudes into the plates. The watercolourist Charles B. Newhouse (1805-1877) ingeniously illustrates the excitement of nineteenth century stagecoach travel through the English countryside, not sparing us with all sorts of accidents and mishaps.
Author NEWHOUSE, Charles B.
Date 1845
Binding original green cloth, upper cover blocked in blind and gilt lettered, rebacked preserving original spine; bookplate of Hawkesyard Priory.
Publisher London: Published by Messrs. Fores, 41, Piccadilly, corner of Sackville St. Jany 2nd, 1845
Condition Folio, hand-coloured aquatint title and 16 plates plates;

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