England's Black Tribunal; or the Royal MartyrsBeing the Characters of King Charles the First, And the Nobility that Suffered for Him [...]
London: Cut, Printed, Painted, and Sold by William and Cluer Dicey, in Bow Church Yard, Sold also by them at their Wholesale Warehouse in Northampton [c.1740]
Scarce woodcut. Sheet 570 x 450mm (22½ x 17½"). Repaired tears, losses, damaged; glued to album sheet and folded through centre.
Large popular broadside commemorating Charles I and other executed royalists. William Dicey and his son Cluer took over the Bow Churchyard premises from William's brother, John Dicey, in 1736. William's other son, Robert, ran the Northampton office.
Not listed in ESTC with this publication line.
[Ref: 42832] £850.00
Scarce woodcut. Sheet 570 x 450mm (22½ x 17½"). Repaired tears, losses, damaged; glued to album sheet and folded through centre.
Large popular broadside commemorating Charles I and other executed royalists. William Dicey and his son Cluer took over the Bow Churchyard premises from William's brother, John Dicey, in 1736. William's other son, Robert, ran the Northampton office.
Not listed in ESTC with this publication line.
[Ref: 42832] £850.00