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bound volume of prints. etchings. 'Etchings of Workers or Waning Crafts', by Robert Bryden, 1912, with text descriptions of crafts. title page. List of etchings; self portrait; The Blacksmith. The Delver [digging]. The Sower. The Reaper. The Miller. The Baker (woman). The Spinner of Flax (woman). The Spinner of Wool (woman). The Weaver. The Tailor. The Mason. The Joiner. The Shoemaker. The Clay Pipemaker. The Collier. The Founder. The Potter. The Tinsmith. The Stonebreaker [road mending]. The Grave digger; sketches of tombstones interspersed through text

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1912

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Hetton Colliery in the County of Durham

Etching in slate depicting cows

Three coloured etchings of balloon ascents in Paris

Etching in slate showing the Three Graces

"Drops and Shipping on the Tees"

Two etchings showing views on the Eastern Union Railway

Ten etchings: The Great Exhibition of 1851. By G. Cruikshank

2 etchings: Sketches by Seymour. G.S. Gregear [18--]

6 etchings: street traders

Four etchings of early railways

Workers

5 etchings. Construction work on mountain railway lines and tunnels. Redlich u. Berger

Two etchings by Uno Stallarholm

William Beardmore & Co

Six etchings by J.C. Goodhart of the Mine at Broken Hill