comprising The Firth of Forth, by Alfred Bentley, drypoint, 160 x 340mm., signed and inscribed to J.F. Badeley, lower right, a few faint spots, [c.1920]; a Dutch canal scene, by Sidney McKenzie Litten, 80 x 115mm., signed and inscribed below, [1932]; The Pincian Gardens, Rome, by Geoffrey H. Wedgwood, 250 x 210mm., signed lower right, blindstamp of the Chicago Society of Etchers lower left, 1939; Chanctonbury Ring, Sussex, by Beatrice M. Christy, wood-engraving, 215 x 305mm., signed lower right, numbered 33/60 lower left, inscribed as exhibited at the Royal Academy, [1938]; The Public Gaol, and St George Tucker House, Williamsburg, both by Samuel Chamberlain, 205 x 285mm. and 250 x 190mm., respectively, both signed lower right, from editions of 100, [c.1940]; with a small etching of a village, by Martin Hardie, and boatyard scene, indistinctly signed, both also dedicated to J.F. Badeley (8)