John LEECH: Three Illustrations

Lot consisting of 1) John Leech (English, 1817-1864), lithograph of an illustration from "The Struggles and Adventures of Christopher Tadpole", inscribed "Christopher's combat with the Greengrocer", 9

John Leech original published pencil sketches for MR. SPONGE'S SPORTING TOUR, England,1853. 1) John Leech pencil illustration for Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour; published on Page 181: MR SPONGE COMPLETEL

A CHRISTMAS CAROL, First Edition, Second Issue, by Charles Dickens, with illustrations by John Leech, published by Chapman and Hall, London, 1843. Hardcover 12mo, 166 gilt edged pages with hand colore

"Ask Mamma;" or, The Richest Commoner in England. With illustrations by John Leech. Author: Robert Smith Surtees. Publisher: London: Bradbury and Evans. Date: 1858.

Book: "The Comic History of England" by Gilbert Abbott á Beckett, with colored etchings and woodcut illustrations by John Leech. Bradbury, Evans, and Co. London. Ex. Sotheby's.

LOT (2) VOLUMES INCLUDING COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND AND ROME, A' BECKETT, 1860 AND 1864, ILLUSTRATIONS BY JOHN LEECH, QUARTER LEATHER

Antique English and French caricatures, including: Suite of engravings after William Hogarth; illustrations after William John Leech including depictions from The Collection of Mr. Punch; a portfolio

(English, 1817-1864), all signed. 19-1/2"h x 27-1/4"w and 23"h x 30"w. Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.

5.5x9, 391 pages, leather and board cover with gilt title and binding design, marbled gilded end pages with minor foxing, many colored illustrations.

"First edition. 'English Masters of Black-And-White'. Publishers buff cloth with gilt title to spine. Name on inside. Frontispiece. Title vignette. 57 pages of captioned illustrations. In-text illustr

Leech, John (British, 1817-1864), 3 Satire Prints, 1800s, hand colored illustrations, all prints approx. 8.25 x 12 inches, all unframed.

[John Leech, illustrator]. Gilbert Abbott A Beckett. THE COMIC HISTORY OF ROME. [London]: Bradbury, Evans, and Co., n.d. [ca. 1880]. 8vo. Xii, 308 pp. + 10 engraved hand-colored plates by John Leech,

Title: Pen And Ink Attributed To John Leech Description: This pen and ink illustration is original and attributed to John Leech but not signed.  It is from England and was purchased in London in 1972

London. 1855. 8vo. Three (3) volumes bound in publisher's pictorial gilt stamped cloth - spines faded. Each volume complete with 10 hand-colored plates by John Leech. and numerous textual illustration

Circle of Cicely Mary Barker, three children's illustrations, pencil, one with pencil and ink, all around 7" x 5", (18 x 13cm) (3).

Lot of 9 Comic Strips, John E. Laudenberger 1960s. Nine cartoon panels in black ink on illustration board, with three signed by the artist John E. Laudenberger, and dated 1963. Dimensions range from 6

LUDOVICO, ARIOSTO. Orlando Furioso. Milan: Electa: 1967. English translation by John Harrington. Illustrations by Fabrizio Clerici. Three paper over board folio volumes in slipcases; one of text, two

"A Collection of Prints after the Original Designs of Claude de Lorrain" by Richard Earlom, with numerous illustrations, published by John Boydell, London, in three volumes. Full red leather bindings

John Kettelwell (British, Active 1916 - 1930) 1925 Three original pen and ink illustrations for The Kasidah of Haji Abdu El-Yezdi by Sir Richard Burton, published by Phillip Allan & Co London. The ima

JOHN GEE (AMERICAN -1979), ORIGINAL PEN AND INK ILLUSTRATIONS FOR HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, APRIL 1954, "FAIRY TEA FOR THREE", SIGNED. SIGHT 13 X 10 3/4"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-18 X 16"

Manon Lescaut, with illustrations by Alastair, The Golden Asse of Lucius Apuleius, illustrated by Jean De Bosschere, Daphnis & Chloe, illustrated by John Austen. Overall fair condition, some fadin

Drawings for the John French Company, New York. Watercolor and ink on illustration board. "Yardley of London" - 20" high x 30" wide. "Remington Rand Inc" - 19.5" high x 29.5" wide. "Univex Camera" - 2

Three (3) Lewis Carroll books. 1st item: Lewis Carroll: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with Forty Two Illustrations after John Tenniel PLUS Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There (w/

A set of two antique book illustration etching and engraving prints. One is after John Callcott Horsley depicting a 17th century scene with a young man bowing as he enters a room in which three women