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'Panorama of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway', c 1833.
	Print showing nine views of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway (LMR), including some of its major engineering feats. Built under the supervision of chief engineer George Stephenson (1781-1848), the LMR was the world's first intercity railway. It was opened on 15 September 1830. The views illustrated are: 'Liverpool Station', 'Moorish Arch', 'The Tunnel', 'Sankey Viaduct', 'Entrance into Manchester', 'Entrance of the Tunnels', 'Chat Mos', 'Newton Viaduct' and the 'Rainhill Skew Bridge'. Price: £ 225.00 More info: 'Panorama of the Liverpool & Manchester Railway', c 1833.

Fishing nets at Whitby Harbour, c 1905.
	Panoramic photograph by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe (1853-1941) showing fishing nets drying on the quay with the town in the background, and Whitby Abbey on the horizon. Coble boats full of fishing gear bob in the harbour. Sutcliffe is best known for his naturalistic and spontaneous style of photography, especially his portrayals of Whitby's fishing community. He was a founder member of The Linked Ring Brotherhood and was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 1941. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Fishing nets at Whitby Harbour, c 1905.

Panoramic view of Athens from the road to Piraus, 1849 to 1850.
	Albumen print from calotype (paper) negative by Lieut. Claudius Galen Wheelhouse. From the Royal Photographic Society album 'Photographic Sketches from the Shores of the Mediterranean'. In 1849-1850 while accompanying Lord Lincoln's yachting party as official surgeon, Wheelhouse made calotypes of Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean. He photographed in Spain, Portugal, Egypt, Palestine, and Greece where he photographed views of Athens and the Acropolis. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panoramic view of Athens from the road to Piraus, 1849 to 1850.

Panoramic view, Java, taken with a stereo lens, 1861.
	Albumen print by Walter Bentley Woodbury (1834-1885) who invented the Woodburytype photographic process. Born in Manchester, Woodbury lived in Australia and Java, and set-up photographic studios there using the Collodion process. In 1864 Woodbury patented the Woodburytype process, a form of photomechanical gelatin reproduction that went on to become popular in book illustration in the latter part of the 19th century. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panoramic view, Java, taken with a stereo lens, 1861.

Scarborough, c 1910.
	Carbon transfer print, panorama by Alfred Hind Robinson. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Scarborough, c 1910.

Egypt, c 1920.
	Carbon transfer print, panorama by Alfred Hind Robinson. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Egypt, c 1920.

'Glorious Devon', GWR poster, 1923-1947.
	Poster produced for Great Western Railway (GWR) to promote rail travel to Devon. The poster shows a striking panoramic view of the bare upland area of granite in Dartmoor, Devon, with the rocky summits or tors common in the area. The area shown here is Little Hound Tor and Hey-Tor. Artwork by Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942), who studied at Exeter School of Art and in Antwerp and Bushey. He painted landscapes and coastal scenes in oil and watercolour and designed posters for GWR. Dimensions: 992 mm x 1267 mm. Price: £ 225.00 More info: 'Glorious Devon', GWR poster, 1923-1947.

Lowestoft seafront, Suffolk, c 1905.
	Photograph taken by George Davison (1854-1930) showing people dressed in their Sunday best, enjoying a stroll along the pier. The photograph was taken with a No 4 Panoram Kodak camera, introduced in 1899. Panoramic photography had been around for decades, but became more popular at the turn of the century following Kodak's introduction of cheap hand-held panoramic cameras. George Davison was a noted pictorial photographer and a founder member of The Linked Ring in 1892. In 1897 he became assistant manager of the Eastman Photographic Materials Company, renamed Kodak Limited in 1898. Davison became managing director of the company in 1900. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Lowestoft seafront, Suffolk, c 1905.

Lowestoft beach, c 1905.
	A panoramic photograph of the beach and promenade at Lowestoft, taken by George Davison [1854-1930] in about 1905. A few children play in the foreground, one with a bucket and spade. Meanwhile, a large group of children and adults gather to watch a Punch and Judy show. This photograph was taken with a No 1 Panoram Kodak Camera, introduced in 1900. Panoramic photography had been around for decades, but became more popular at the turn of the century following Kodak's introduction of cheap hand-held panoramic cameras. George Davison was a noted pictorial photographer and a founder member of The Linked Ring in 1892. From 1897 he was assistant manager of the Eastman Photographic Materials Company, renamed in 1898, Kodak Limited. He became managing director in 1900. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Lowestoft beach, c 1905.

A seaside promenade, c 1905.
	A panoramic photograph of a seafront, probably Lowestoft, taken by George Davison [1854-1930] in about 1905. To the left is the beach with its bathing machines. To the right there is a broad promenade bounded by houses. People stroll along the promenade, taking the air. This photograph was taken with a No 4 Panoram Kodak Camera, introduced in 1899. Panoramic photography had been around for decades, but became more popular at the turn of the century following Kodak's introduction of cheap hand-held panoramic cameras. George Davison was a noted pictorial photographer and a founder member of The Linked Ring in 1892. From 1897 he was assistant manager of the Eastman Photographic Materials Company, renamed in 1898, Kodak Limited. He became managing director in 1900. Price: £ 225.00 More info: A seaside promenade, c 1905.

Somerset House and Waterloo Bridge: 19th century
	Somerset House and Waterloo Bridge. One of a series of ten panorama lithographic views of the Thames. This print shows Somerset House from the south and Waterloo Bridge. There is steam and sail powered river traffic in view. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Somerset House and Waterloo Bridge: 19th century

Whitehall from the Thames: 19th century
	Whitehall from the Thames. One of a series of ten lithographic panorama views of the Thames. This print shows a view of Richmond Terrace, Montagu House, Horseguards and Whitehall Chapel, Whitehall Place, c1851. A official barge, decorated with numerous flags, is among the various vessels on the river. Nelson's column is visible in the background. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Whitehall from the Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames, viewed from the south. Detail of a print showing the area that extends from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. Original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845', the print was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845 which was the orginal edition, when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print showing the area which extends from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. Its original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845'. The print was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845, the orginal edition- when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print showing the area extending from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. The original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845', the print was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845 - orginal edition- when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print which shows the are that extends from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. The original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845', it was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845 - orginal edition- when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print which shows the area extending from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete.The original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845', it print was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845 - orginal edition - when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print showing an area extending from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. The original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845' and print was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than 11 Jan 1845 (orginal edition) when it was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century
	Panorama of London and the River Thames viewed from the south. Detail of a print showing an area that extends from Vauxhall Bridge to Greenwich with the Houses of Parliament shown prematurely complete. The original imprint read: 'Panorama of the River Thames in 1845' and was given with the Illustrated London News. This is a later print than the 11 Jan 1845 orginal edition, which was was marketed coloured and without imprint. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Panorama of London and the River Thames: 19th century

Midford, The Viaduct c.1870
	Through the second arch on the right can be seen the original wooden bridge carrying Twinhoe Lane over the canal. This bridge only lasted for a few years after the opening of the S&D in 1874. In 1880 the S&D Railway Committee . . . received a request to improve the wooden bridge on the road across the canal. The original bridge restricted passage of all but the lightest of traffic, and the railway Company was informed that an iron replacement would cost �500. The local Highway Board refused to take over the maintenance of either bridge or roadway unless the former was rebuilt!. This photo also pre-dates the building of the railway signal box and, possibly the station buildings. Panoramic Views by J J Dutton, showing the Somerset and Dorset railway viaduct and the Somersetshire Coal Canal Weighhouse. From a private collection of photographs from the 19th and early 20th Century. Price: £ 225.00 More info: Midford, The Viaduct c.1870

The Somersetshire Coal Canal at Tucking Mill. c.1880
	(Titled the Canal at Midford). There is a post in the middle of the footpath leading from the canal towpath to the bridge, which is not there in a photograph of c.1890 Could it be the remains of a gate or fence post? Notice also how little remains of the fencing adjacent to the road (see page 18 of Ken Clews SCC&R book. Stop planks are stacked just to the left of the bridge and the towpath shows evidence of regular use. Panoramic Views by J J Dutton. . The canal is now filled in, the bridge still survives, but is barely visible in the curtilage of the house that now fills this spot. From a private collection of photographs from the 19th and early 20th Century. Price: £ 225.00 More info: The Somersetshire Coal Canal at Tucking Mill. c.1880

View up Great Pulteney Street from Laura Place c.1865
	Panoramic photograph by J & J Dutton, No10. Before the installation of a fountain. Price: £ 225.00 More info: View up Great Pulteney Street from Laura Place c.1865

The London Season, Regent Street: 1849
	The London Season, Regent Street. Illustration extracted from page 209 of the Illustrated London News dated March 31st, 1849. From the volume fourteen of the January to June 1849 issue of this publication. This black and white illustration depicts a group of people walking and looking at the fashion windows in Regent Street. This is a scene that depicts the ambiance of Regent Street on a busy winter day where large groups of people get on with their daily activities. The group of women and child on the right is looking at a shop window possibly at the new fashions of the time. On the left there is a man carrying a poster that reads: "Banvard, Panorama, Mississippi River, Egyptian Hall." Price: £ 225.00 More info: The London Season, Regent Street: 1849

'Strathpeffer Spa', HR poster, 1865-1923.
	Poster produced for the Highland Railway (HR) to promote rail services to the Strathpeffer Spa in the Scottish Highlands, which the poster claims has the strongest sulphur waters in Europe. The poster shows a panoramic view of the area, with smaller details of the Highland Hotel with its wells and gardens and an interior view of the pump room. Artwork by an unknown artist. Dimensions: 1015mm x 640mm. Price: £ 225.00 More info: 'Strathpeffer Spa', HR poster, 1865-1923.

'Isle of Wight',SR poster, 1946.
	Poster produced by Southern Railway (SR) to promote rail and sea services to the Isle of Wight. The poster shows a panoramic view of green rolling hills, pastures and grazing animals with the sea in the distance. Artwork by Allinson. Price: £ 225.00 More info: 'Isle of Wight',SR poster, 1946.