London A Souvenir by W. H. Watts john wyndham officious obstruction

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these canoes were deceptively simple products which nevertheless were precisely suited to their makers' needs

Thomas Carlyle described Miller's talent as "everywhere nobly tempered down into peaceful radical heat

custom and manners of the times are seen as they were

From squalid 'slave-ship' conditions aboard an immigrant ship to the often miserable struggle of early bush life

London A Souvenir by W. H. Watts john wyndham officious obstructionLondon A Souvenir 25 Copyright Photographs with Descriptive Letterpress by W. H. Watts The Photochrom, 1911, [First Edition], limited antiquarian, 24 sepia photographs, each around 160x210mm and mounted on dark brown card (around 240x 320mm), descriptive text and a vignette on a facing sheet of glazed tissue. Near Fine Condition, photos bright and clear, about half being lively populated scenes with vehicles, bumped corners (see photographs) 'The