Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc

Original chromoxylographs / colour wood engravings  from William Houghton's British Fresh Water Fish, published in 1879.  The plates were drawn by A. F. Lydon and printed by Benjamin Fawcett published by William MacKenzie, London: 1879.  These were then reprinted the years following  by E.T.W Dennis of Scarborough,  as a Special Presentation Print from 'The Angler' until about 1886. The company later  'E.T.W.Dennis of Scunthorpe' issued postcards from 1901 . As  ETW Dennis of Scarboroughthey  published the first  British  picture post card in 1894. The firm, founded in 1870,  had a long and distinguished career as a printer and publisher, until June 2000
 . . . . . . . . . ..The pictures differ from the Houghton prints in the 'presented with the Angler ' in the bottom left corner but are in every other aspect identical. All double mounted and matted perfect condtion £25 inc