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original spy prints vanity fair lithographs

We sell original Vanity Fair lithographs, not reproductions.
The normal size of a Vanity Fair print is about 10½ by 15½ inches (approx. 27x40 cm),
though this does vary somewhat by year and publisher and whether any trimming has occurred at some point during the past century.

Whenever possible, we provide the original descriptive text or a copy thereof.

VANITY FAIR "Spy" PRINTS ~ SPORT RIDERS

Vanity Fair "Spy" Print Categories

Ambassadors from England

Ambassadors to England

Architects and Engineers

Automobilists & Balloonists

Bankers and Financiers

Businessmen and Empire Builders

Carriage Drivers

Chancellors of the Exchequer

Doctors and Scientists

Explorers and Inventors

Prime Ministers

Proofs before lettering

Railway Officials

Red Robed Judges

Shipping Officials

Stock Exchange Officials

Trade Union Officials

Mr. James Lowther, M.P.

Mr. James Lowther, M.P.

Dec. 8, 1877

"Jim"

$55

Mr. John MacKenzie Grieve

Dec. 22, 1877

"Haute école"

Sir Bache Edward Cunard, Bart., M.F.H.

Sir Bache Edward Cunard, Bart., M.F.H.

Feb. 5, 1881

"a Cunarder"

$45

The Earl of Macclesfield

The Earl of Macclesfield

Oct. 22, 1881

"a coachman"

$35

Mr. Frederick Barne

Mr. Frederick Barne

Aug. 5, 1882

"the Jockey Club"

$55

Lord Foley

Lord Foley

Dec 2, 1882

"a liberal Peer"

$55

Sir John Whitaker Ellis, Bart., Lord Mayor of London

Sir John Whitaker Ellis, Bart.,
Lord Mayor of London

Nov. 4, 1882

"the Lord Mayor"

$55

Sir John Bennett

Sir John Bennett

Jan. 13, 1883

"Clocks"

$55

Mr. Henry Reginald Corbet, of Adderley Hall

Mr. Henry Reginald Corbet,
of Adderley Hall

Oct. 20, 1883

"Born in the Scarlet"

$45

Sir Robert Bateson-Harvey, Bart., M.P.

Nov. 7, 1885

"Bucks"

$65

Mr. William Henry Grenfell, J.P., D.L.

Dec. 20, 1890

"Taplow Court"

The Earl of Eglinton and Winton

The Earl of Eglinton and Winton

Jan. 16, 1896

"a good sportsman"

$42

Ernest Torah Hooley

Ernest Torah Hooley

Dec. 17, 1896

"Papworth"

$50

Captain David Longfield Beatty

Captain David Longfield Beatty

March 31, 1898

"A hard rider"

$40

John Earle Welby

Dec. 27, 1900

"A Father of the Belvoir"

Captain Charles Harold Longfield Beatty, D.S.O.

Captain Charles Harold Longfield Beatty, D.S.O.

Dec. 31, 1903

"Charlie"

Malcolm Burr Jan 22 1913

Malcolm Burr, D.Sc

Jan. 22, 1913

"Science and Sport."

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