Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £55 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £55 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £50 all incl slight water mark to page coner NOT image

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl has rubbing to the paper should mount out DO not buy if needed whole page to match

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £55 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £55 all incl  x 2

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 2

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 3

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 6

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 6

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 6

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 4

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 2

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl x 3

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were  printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  Published in 1879, British Fresh Water Fishes contains illustrations and descriptions of over 40 fishes native to the waters of the British Isles.  The text was authored by the Rev. W. Houghton, naturalist and rector of Preston-on-the Weald Moors in Shropshire (England).  The illustrations were drawn by A. F. Lydon.  Unlike many earlier natural history illustrators, Lydon depicted each fish in a setting meant to represent its habitat.  The prints were so successful that the book won a gold medal at the London Fisheries' Exhibition in the late 1800s. £35 all incl