The Description of the Armies of Horse and Foot of his Majesties, and S.r Thomas Fairefax his Excellency, as they were drawn into severall bodyes, at the Battayle at Naseby; the Fowerteenth day of June 1645.
Streeter fecit.
[Printed for John Partridge.][n.d., c.1647.]
A very scarce engraving. Sheet: 490 x 735mm (19¼ x 29''). Backed and edged with cotton backing, damage, folds and creases as normal. Some foxing in plate.
A topographical battle plan showing the armies of Charles I and Prince Rupert and Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Fairfax at the Battle of Naseby in 1645, with a portrait of Fairfax in an oval in the top right corner. The Battle of Naseby was a decisive battle in the First Civil War as it all but destroyed the Royalist force and within a year Parliament had won the war.
A different state to image in 'Anglia Rediviva 1647'.
[Ref: 50424] £850.00
[Printed for John Partridge.][n.d., c.1647.]
A very scarce engraving. Sheet: 490 x 735mm (19¼ x 29''). Backed and edged with cotton backing, damage, folds and creases as normal. Some foxing in plate.
A topographical battle plan showing the armies of Charles I and Prince Rupert and Oliver Cromwell and Thomas Fairfax at the Battle of Naseby in 1645, with a portrait of Fairfax in an oval in the top right corner. The Battle of Naseby was a decisive battle in the First Civil War as it all but destroyed the Royalist force and within a year Parliament had won the war.
A different state to image in 'Anglia Rediviva 1647'.
[Ref: 50424] £850.00