Prints, Hudson River, cont'd.

York) in 1656," illustrates the confusion arising from the placing of different dates on modern copies of the same original.

A copy of the Montanus view, line engraving by E. D. French, was published in "Views of early New York, prepared for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn," N. Y., 1904, oppos. p. 27.

HUGO ALLARD, 1673.

80. Nieuw-Amsterdam onlangs Nieuw jorck gen dint, ende hernomen by de Nederlanders op den 24 Aug: 1673. | eindelijk aan de Engelse weder afgestaan: title at centre, above, within ornamental border; latter surmounted by ornamental device at left of which, on shield: Typis CAROLI ALLARD Amstelodami cum Privil. Upper corners cut. 17% x 10. Photograph of line engraving. Reproduction of the entire map. 73% x 11 11/16.

81. Nieuw-Amsterdam onlangs Nieuw jorck genaemt, ende hernomen bij de Nederlanders op den 24 Aug: 1673. | eindelijk aan de Engelfe weder afgestaan: centre above, within border. Below: A T, key to structures shown. 28 x 15% in. [About 1673.] Line engraving. On map: TOTIUS NEOBELGII NOVA ET ACCURATISSIMA TABULA. Apud Reinier & Josua | OTTENS | Amstelodami. [About 1740.]

A copy of the view on Hugo Allard's second map, 1673, usually called the fourth view of New Netherlands.

82. NEW-YORK, | in 1673. Left: (Jos. W. Moulton, del.); right: (Robt. M. Caw, sc.) Below, a printed description, headed: Conquered and named New Orange. | [Explained 1843.] 234 x 144. Line engraving.

A copy of the preceding.

83. NEW YORK IN 1673. Centre above, within border: NEU JORCK SIVE NEU AMSTERDAM. Principal buildings and points of interest lettered and described in Latin below. Border of one line. 13% x 78; to border, 134 x 74. Line engraving by E. D. French. In "Views of New York, prepared for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn," N. Y., 1904, oppos. P 51. A copy of the view at the foot of Matthew Seutter's map of the Dutch possessions in America. The view on Seutter's map was a copy of that on Hugo Allard's second map, which is believed to be the fourth of the first five engraved views of New York.

84. NIEU AMSTERDAM | AL NEW YORK: centre above in ornamental work within upper border. Left, within lower border: Carolus Allard ex. cum Priv. ord. Holl. et Westfr.; in upper right corner: 78. Enclosed in ornamental border. 83% x 10 11/16. Line engraving, colored

No. 78 in "Orbis habitabilis oppida et vestitus, | centenario numero_complexa, summo studio collecta, atque in lucem edita à Carolo Allard. Tot Amsterdam." [About 1690.]

ALLARD SCHENCK, 167-?

85. NIEU AMSTERDAM, een Stedeken in Noord Amerikaes | Nieu Hollant, op het eilant Manhattan: naemals Nieu Jork genaemt, | to en het geraekte in 't gebiet der Engelschen. [And same in Latin.] Left: Pet: Schenk; right: Amsteld. C. P. Enclosed in frame, ex

88. The City of New Orange, 1673, as then sketched: centre, above. 3 3/16 x 6%. Lithograph.

A free copy of No. 84, with ship in foreground at right removed and changes in houses, waterfront, etc.

89. NIEU AMSTERDAM al NEW YORK: on banderole at centre above within border. In upper right corner: 79; left, within border: Carolus Allard excudit cum Privilegio ordinum Hollandia et Westfrisia; right, within border: A major. fet. Enclosed in border. 7 15/16 x 10 1/16; with border, 83% x 10 11/16. Line engraving, colored.

No. 79 in Orbis habitabilis oppida et vestitus, in lucem edita à Carolo Allard." Amsterdam. [About 1690]. Same, not colored. EM. 10362.

DANKERS & Sluyter, 1679-86.

90. VIEW OF THE ENTRANCE OF NEW YORK HARBOR FROM NAJAK. | (Fort Hamilton.) Right: Facsim. by G. Hayward &Co.,; right, over upper border: Pl. II. Places of interest are lettered and described in Dutch in inscription above. 72 x 12 11/16. Lithograph facsimile of drawing in ink.

FROM

This and the nine following items [Nos. 91-99] are illustrations for the " Journal of a Voyage to New York and a Tour in Several of the American Colonies in 1679-80," by Jaspar Dankers and Peter Sluyter, published in the "Memoirs of the Long Island Historical Society," vol. 1, Brooklyn, 1867. 91. NEW-YORK BROOKLYN HEIGHTS IN 1679. Right: Facsimile by G. Hayward & Co., 171 Pearl St., N. Y.; above right corner: Pl. III. 75% x 29%. Lithograph fac-simile of drawing in ink. See note to No. 90.

Prints, Hudson River, cont'd.

Dutch. Over right upper corner: 5. 7 5/16 I 1234. Lithograph facsimile of drawing in ink.

See note to No. 90.

94. VIEW OF NEW YORK FROM THE NORTH, 1679. Over upper right corner: 7. 72 x 12%. Lithograph in color.

See note to No. 90.

Same, without 7. EM. 6840.

95. THE STADTHUYS OF NEW YORK IN 1679. Corner of Pearl St. and Coentijs Slip. Right: G. Hayward & Co., 171 Pearl St., N. Y.; over right upper corner: Pl. VIII. 74 x 8 13/16. Lithograph, two tints.

a. Proof before letters. Figures of two men to the right of the two at the barrels. Printed without tints. Width 91⁄2 inches.

b. Width now 9 inches. With full inscription, excepting Pl. VIII. Large paper. The two men erased.

c. As described. See note to No. 90.

98. VIEW OF THE EAST RIVER SHORE, NORTH OF THE WATER GATE, N. Y., 1679. Left: Lith. of Hayward & Co., 171 Pearl St., N. Y.; over right upper corner: Pl. XI. 4 7/16 x 7 5/16. Lithograph in color. See note to No. 90.

Same. Separate. large paper copy. 99. VIEW

OF THE HOUSE OF SIMON AERTSEN DE HART still standing on Gowanes Bay in 1867. Left: Lith. of Hayward & Co., 171 Pearl St., N. Y.; over right upper corner: Pl. XII. 6 7/16 x 85%. Lithograph in color.

See note to No. 90.

100. SOUTH PROSPECT of the CITY of NEW YORK | BY WILLIAM BURGIS, 1717. Centre, within lower border, ornamental device enclosing dedication to Gov. Robert Hunter; below lower border twenty-four printed titles, numbered, and indicating points of interest in city, harbor, and Long Island. II x 374. Lithograph, one tint.

The original is in the possession of the New York Historical Society. W. L. Andrews [New Amsterdam, New Orange, New York," 1897, p. 62] says: "This is believed to be the first view of New York engraved in America and it is undoubtedly an entirely original production. The importance of this en

graving in the pictorial annals of our city cannot well be overestimated. It is beyond question, an accurate representation of the place it claims to depict and in the key at the foot of the print is embraced the name of every building of note of which the city at that time could boast." 101. VIEW IN NEW YORK, 1746. | (Lower Market.) Left: Lith. by Geo. Hayward, 120 Water St., N. Y.; right: for D. T. Valentine's Manual for 1858. Border of one line. 31⁄2 x 6; to border, 3 11/16 x 6%. Lithograph.

This view, like that of "The Ferry House, 1746 (Fulton Street, Brooklyn)," which appears in the same volume of Valentine's Manual," is taken from the Burgis view.

Copy of a portion of the Burgis view of 1717.

103. "New York Harbor & Yacht Fancy, 1717.” S. Hollyer. Copyright 1905. 334 x 534. Etching.

Hollyer's "Views of old New York," 4th series. Copy of a portion of the Burgis view [No. 100].

104. The South Prospect of the City of New York in America: on banderole above, within upper border. Border of two lines. 6 1/16 x 20 5/16; to border 64 x 202. Line engraving.

In London Magazine," Aug., 1761, oppos. p. 400. Evidently founded on the Burgis print of 1717, showing the same general view and with the ferry house in foreground; but changes in the water front as well as in the arrangement of the streets point to a later date.

105. A copy of the preceding, with North America instead of America. EM. 2593 & 6970. This is essentially a close copy of the preceding; the differences are matters of technique mainly. For instance, there are none of the vertical lines which in the "London Magazine" print occur under most of the vessels. Shading almost obliterates the "21" near the lower right corner. And there is only one loop at the end of "America" instead of two. 106. A SOUTH PROSPECT OF YE FLOURISHING CITY OF NEW-YORK IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW YORK, NORTH AMERICA. Left: Copied for D. T. Valentine's Manual; right: Lithd. by G. Hayward 73 Nassau St. New York 1849; centre: Reduced from the original Copy, which is 6 Feet 6 in. in length and 28 in. wide . . . Presented to the New York Society Library 1848 by Mrs. Maria Peebles of Lansingburgh, N. Y. At centre inscribed within lower border on ornamental work a dedication to Governor George Clinton, by Thos. Bakewell, of the original picture, published in 1746. Below title an historical sketch of the city and province, followed by an enumeration and description of the principal buildings, etc. 6% x 1834. Lithograph, one tint.

Reduced, with slight changes, from the William Burgis view of 1717. [No. 100].

110. NEW YORK. Left, over upper border in manuscript: "King's Maps CXXI. 38. B;" centre and right, below lower border: "Copied from the Original MS. in the British Museum, for Mr. George H. Moore, Librarian of the New York Historical Society, and compared by Mr. Richard Sims." 4 11/16 x 104 Wash drawing.

This view, while closely resembling, is slightly smaller than that on sheet 4 of the Popple map, and it also lacks the name of the engraver, W. H. Toms. There are also minor changes in the ships in the harbor, and in the waterfront. 111. A lithographic copy of the preceding, without the written inscription over the upper left corner, and with the certification "Copied ... by me, Richard Sims," in the centre instead of at the right. Left: Drawn & Lith. by G. Hayward, 171 Pearl St., N. Y.; right: for D. T. Valentine's Manual for 1863. 4 11/16 x 10 3/16. Lithograph.

Same with one tint, filling in a sky, etc. 112. South West View of Fort George with the City of New York. Border of one line. 55% x 838; to border line, 534 x 82. Line graving.

View from the water.

en

From William Russell's "History of America," vol. 2, London, 1778, oppos. p. 270.

A copy on a smaller scale, of "A South West View of the City of New York," engraved by J. Carwitham. A reproduction of the Carwitham print appears opposite p. 70 in "New Amsterdam, New Orange, New York," [N. Y. 1897], by W. L. Andrews.

In "Views of early New York. ... prepared for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn." N. Y., 1004, p. 114-117, the date of the view is fixed, by identification of building, as between 1737 and 1741. Carwitham, according to Bryan's "Dictionary of painters and engravers," flourished about 1730.

Same. EM. 24 & 10800.

A copy of this Russell view, line engraving by E. D. French, with the title: CITY OF NEW YORK BEFORE THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, was published in "Views of Early New York, prepared for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn," 1904, oppos. p. 111. 113. A VIEW OF FORT GEORGE WITH THE CITY OF NEW-YORK FROM THE S. W. 1740. Left: Lith. by Geo. Hayward, 120 Water St., N. Y.; right: for D. T. Valentine's Manual, for 1858. 6 3/16 x 15%. Lithograph, one tint.

115. A VIEW OF FORT GEORGE, WITH THE CITY OF NEW YORK FROM THE SOUTHWEST, 1740. 6x 1334. Lithograph, one tint.

The fort in the Russell view, [No. 112] with slight changes in the smaller buildings.

116. A South East Prospect of the City of New York in 1756-7 with the French Prizes at Anchor. Engraved for the Society of Iconophils, [sic] from a Paint- ing in the Possession of the New York Historical Society, New York, 1905 by F. S. King. 35% x 6 15/16. Line engraving.

Publication of the Society of Iconophiles, Series IX, no. 1. The water front in this picture," says R. H. Lawrence, ["Catalogue of the engravings, issued by the Society of Iconophiles," 1908, p. 62] corresponds closely to the Duyckinck' map surveyed by Maerschalk and dated 1755.' 1162. A South West View of the City of New York Taken from the Governours Island at *: on banderole in centre above, within border. 74 x 344. Line engraving.

At bottom of "Plan of the City of New York, in North America: Surveyed in the years 1766 and 1767," by B. Ratzer. Thos. Hotchin Sculpt. "London, Published. Jany. 12, 1776, by Jefferys & Faden . . ."

117. Same. Reproduced in lithography by G. Hayward, 120 Water Street, New York. 21 x 16 4. EM. 8096.

From "Valentine's Manual," 1854.

1172. A South East View of the City of New York in North America [Title also in French]. Right: b. 4.; centre below: Drawn on the Spot by Capt Thomas Howdell, of the Royal Artillery. Engraved by P. Canot. | London Printed for John Bowles at No 13 in Cornhill, Robert Sayer at No 53 in Fleet Street, Thos. Jeffreys the corner of St. Martins Lane in the Strand, Carrington Bowles at No 69 in St. Pauls Church Yard and Henry Parker at No 82 in Cornhill. Followed by numbered descriptions of principal buildings and places of interest. 125 x 19 13/16. [1768.] Line engraving.

118. SOUTH EAST VIEW OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK | 1. New Colledge. 2. Old English Church. 3. City Hall. 4. French 5. North River. 6. Staten Island. 7. The Prison. | 1768. Left: Thos. Howdell, Delt.; right: Engraved & Printed by Gavit

Church.

Duthie; centre: Copied from the original Engraving by P. Canot 1768. 4% x6 11/16. Line engraving.

Same, with J. R. Gavit instead of Gavit & Duthie. EM. 2636.

From "Memoir upon the late war in North America 1755-60 by M. Pouchot; translated and edited by F. B. Hough," vol. II, Roxbury, Mass., 1866, oppos. p. 83.

119. NEW YORK IN 1768. | South East View. The principal buildings, etc., indicated by inscriptions under lower border. Arched top. 4 x 64. Line engraving, about 1860.

Same design as No. 117, with difference in foliage at left and right in foreground and other minor changes.

Prints, Hudson River, cont'd.

120. SOUTH EAST VIEW OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 1768. Left: THE MAJOR & KNAPP ENG. MFG. & LITH. CO. 71 BROADWAY, N. Y.; right: FOR VALENTINE'S MANUAL, 1868. With border of one line. 33% x 5%; to border line, 35% x 6%. Lithograph in color.

Same design as No. 117.

121. A South West View of the City of New York in North America. [title also in French.] Centre below: Drawn on the SPOT by Capt. Thomas Howdell, of the Royal Artillery. Engraved by P. Canot. | London. Printed for John Bowles at No 13 in Cornhill, Robert Sayer at No 53 in Fleet Street, Thos. Jeffreys the corner of St. Martins Lane in the Strand, Carrington Bowles at No 69 in St. Pauls Church Yard, and Henry Parker at No 82 in Cornhill. Followed by numbered descriptions of principal buildings and places of interest; under lower right corner: b. 3. 1258 x 19 15/16. 1768. Line engraving.

Same. EM. 6853 & 10912.

122. A South West View of the City of NEW York in North AMERICA. Right, over upper border: 8; centre, below: Printed for Carington Bowles, at his Map & Print Warehouse, No 69 in St Pauls Church Yard, London. 6 x 104. Line engraving. [About 1768.]

128. NEW YORK IN 1776 | FROM A CONTEMPORARY PRINT. Right: Alberttype, E. Bierstadt, N. Y. 63% x 123%. Photograph of aquatint. EM. 2585.

" an aquatint in A copy of "a View of New York in 1775, The Atlantic Neptune, published in 1781 for the use of the Royal Navy.

129. NEW

YORK-1776.

YORK-1776. 54 x 135%. Wash drawing. EM. 10724.

A copy of the "Atlantic Neptune" view. See no. 128. 130. A VIEW OF NEW YORK IN 1775 From an Aquatint in The Atlantic Neptune Published in 1781 for the use of the Royal Navy. Engraved for the Society of Iconophiles By Sidney [d reversed] L. Smith, 1906. 3 13/16x7 5/16. Line engraving. Publication of the Society of Iconophiles, Series ix, no. 9. THE 131. NEW YORK IN 1776 (FROM NORTH RIVER). 334 x 9.

ing. EM. 12298.

Wood engrav

A copy of the "Neptune" view. See no. 128. 132. NEW YORK, with the ENTRANCE of At right, the NORTH and EAST RIVERS. outside of upper right corner, in pencil: 3. EM. 10577. Aquatint, colored. 44 x 18%. From the "Atlantic Neptune," vol. iv, 1781, p. 25.

Same, not colored.

EM. 11904.

133. VUE DE LA NOUVELLE YORCK: Reversed, centre, above. Over upper left hand Below, to corner: Collection des Prospects. left: Neu Yorck | Eine Stadt in Nord-America auf einer Insul Manahattan genannt an | der Mündung des Hudsons Flusses Welche 1615. von den Holländern zu erst zu bauen neu Amsterdam genenet, angefangen und hernach aber 1666. von den Engelländern ihnen abgenomen und neu Yorck um getauft worden. Same to right in French.] Right: Gravé par Balth. Frederic Leizelt. below: Se vend à Augsbourg au Negoce comun de l'Academie Imperiale d'Empire des Arts libereaux avec Privilege de Sa Majesté Imperiale et avec Defense ni d'en faire ni de vendre les Copies. 9 15/16 x 155% in. Line engraving, colored. EM. 10723.

A fanciful view.

Centre,

134. Die Anländung der Englischen Trouppen | Above: Zu Neu Yorck. [Same in French.] DEBARQUEMENT DES TROUPES ENGLOISES A NOUVELLE YORCK, reversed; above, left: Collection des Prospects. Right, below: Gravé par Francois Xav. Habermann.; centre, below: Se vend à Augsbourg au Negoce

136. NEW YORK, ABOUT 1790. | Left: Lith. by Geo. Hayward, 171 Pearl St. New York; right: for D. T. Valentine's Manual, 1862; centre, below: Presented to D. T. Valentine, by Edw. Crommelin, 195 Prince St. New York. Border of one line. 145% x 20%; to border line, 14 13/16 x 20 13/16. Lithograph in tints. Rest of inscription apparently cut away. A three-decker at left with sails blown out; other ships at right. Otherwise the same view as No. 135.

A reproduction of the original eighteenth century colored engraving on which this is based appears opposite p. 71 in W. L. Andrew's New Amsterdam, New Orange, New York,"

N. Y., 1897.

-Same. EM. 11917.

137. "VIEW OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK IN 1792. DRAWN BY AN OFFICER OF THE FRENCH FLEET DRIVEN INTO NEW YORK HARBOR BY A BRITISH FLEET"; title in manuscript. 12% x 18 5/16. Etching, colored.

It is said that an impression in a private collection is lettered by hand; "view of the City and Harbour of New York taken from Mount Pitt." Still another impression has the same lettering, with "The Seat of John R. Livingston, Esq." added. 138. VIEW OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN 1792. Drawn by an Officer of the French Fleet driven into New York Harbor by a British Fleet. Left: Copied for D. T. Valentine's Manual 1850; right: G. Hayward's Lith. 206 Pearl St. N. Y. Right and left of centre: key to buildings shown. 11 1/16X 18%. Lithograph, one tint.

A copy of the preceding.

Same. EM. 11925.

Drayton's view, 1793. See No. 238. 139. New York from Hobuck, N. Jersey Shore, Archibald Robertson. Left: New York from Hobuck June '96 (In possession of Thomas A. Emmet, M.D. [By Eliza Greatorex.] 434 x7 13/16. Reproduction of pen drawing. EM. 12516.

From Greatorex's "Old New York . . ." N. Y., 1875. [v. 1], oppos. p 24.

140. A VIEW of the CITY from LONG ISLAND. 2 5/16 x 65%. Line engraving. EM.

11892.

On a new and accurate plan of the City of New York in North America, published in 1797," B. Taylor del., J. Roberts sculpt.

141. A View of the City of NEW-YORK from Brooklyn Heights, foot of Pierrepont St. in 1798, by Monsieur C. B. Julien de St. Memin,

with a Pantograph invented by himself. Right: Prepared by M. Dripps for Valentine's Manual 1861, from an Original Drawing now in possession of J. C. Brevoort Esqr of Brooklyn. 42 x 572. Lithograph.

142. NEW YORK | From HOBUCK FERRY HOUSE New Jersey. Left: Alexander Robertson Delineavit; right: Francis Jukes Sculpsit; centre, below: London Pubd. Mar 31st. 1800, by F. Jukes No. 10 Howland Street and by Al. Robertson, Columbian Academy Liberty Street New York. 13% x 18%. Aquatint, colored.

Same. EM. 11169.

19th and 20th Centuries.

143. NEW YORK IN 1801. Border of one line. 3 5/16 x 534; to border line, 38 x 5 13/16. Line engraving by E. D. French. View from Long Island.

In "Views of early New York." prepared for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn," N.Y., 1904, oppos. p. 133. On p. 138 it is stated that the original of which this is a copy is an aquatint engraving by William Rollinson, of a drawing by John Wood, published in New York in 1801.

144. The City of NEW YORK IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK NORTH AMERICA. Left: Painted by William Birch; right: Engraved by Samuel Seymour; centre, below: Published Jany 1, 1803, by W. Birch, Springland, near Bristol, Pennsylvania. 185% x 238. Line engraving. EM. 11924.

A view from Long Island. State of the plate with the picnicking party at the right.

145. A South West Prospect of the City of New York (1806) Engraved by Sidney L. Smith from a Contemporary Print for the Society of Iconophiles, New York, 1906. 4 11/16 x 63%. Line engraving.

Publication of the Society of Iconophiles, Series ix, no. 5. 146. A SCHOONER WITH A VIEW OF NEW YORK. GVELETTE, ET VUE DE NEW YORK. Left: Domk. Serres R.A. del.; right: J. Clark & J. Hamble sculp.; centre, above title: Edad. Orme Excudit; centre below: Published & Sold Jany. 1, 1807, by Edwd. Orme, 59 Bond Street, London. Border of two lines. 95% x 16 1/16; to outer border, 10 5/16 x 164. Aquatint. EM. 11905. 147. NEW-YORK. | Taken from Fort Columbus, Governors Island 1816. Left: Lith. by Geo. Hayward, 171 Pearl St. New York.; right: For D. T. Valentine's Manual for 1860. 7 7/16 x 1634. Lithograph.

148. NEW YORKS HAMN OCH REDD | Från Brooklyn på Longisland. Left: Rit. of Klinckowström.; right: Gr. af Akrell. [Stockholm, about 1820.] 834 x 1834. Aquatint. EM. 11926.

The preceding plate is very likely taken from "Resa i förenta Staterna," Stockholm, 3 parts with Atlas, by Axel Leonhard Klinckowström [1775-1837], a naval officer. See "Biographiskt Lexicon öbver namnkunnige Svenska Män," vol. 7 [Upsala, 1841] pp. 76, 77.

149. View of New York, from the West. Right: Neele & Son 352 Strand; centre, below title: Published by Sir R. Phillips & Co. Bride