'The Painted Finch, Cock and Hen' [Painted bunting] Product:Postcard Inscribed verso in ink: 'ùheley

Inscribed verso in ink: 'ùheley Velra Brit Buck Grose'

The Prince of Wales was shortly due to marry the beautiful Princess Alexandra of Denmark

View looking west of advertisements in the foreground and Holborn Viaduct under construction

View of the old and new London Bridges viewed from the south bank during demolition and reconstruction work with boats on the River Thames in the foreground

A man on the left vomits while a poor beggar steps eagerly towards a joint of meat which is about to be carved

'The Painted Finch, Cock and Hen' [Painted bunting] Product:Postcard Inscribed verso in ink: 'ùheleyOrnithological studies of the male and female Painted bunting Passerina ciris from North America, the male posed upon a branch, the female in the act of catching a bee. Plate 273 from chapter 63 of Gleanings of natural history, exhibiting figures of quadrupeds, birds, insects, plants, &c, by George Edwards, volume 2 (London, for the author, 1760). The plate is inscribed: 'Non Pareiles, Cock and Hen, Etched directly from Life of their natural size. Geo