1821 Charles Hullmandel & Francis Nicholson Antique Print of Bridge St, Chester Middle East Charles III of Spain progressively

Charles III of Spain progressively eased the trade restrictions and finally declared Buenos Aires an open port in the late 18th century

After the Congress of Vienna

Size:  Folio

was not explored until 1951

original copper-plate engraved antique print of artifacts found in an Inca Tomb in Peru by Jakob van Schley in 1755 - after De Bry - was published in Antoine François Prevosts 15 volumes of Histoire Generale des Voyages written by Prevost & other authors between 1746-1790

1821 Charles Hullmandel & Francis Nicholson Antique Print of Bridge St, Chester Middle East Charles III of Spain progressivelyTitle : Bridge Street, Chester. Printed by C Hullmandel. F. N. 1821 Size: 16 1 2in x 12 1 2in (420mm x 315mm) Condition: (A) Good Condition Date : 1821 Ref #: 26350 Description: This scarce, fine early lithograph of Bridge St in the city of Chester, England by the British artist Francis Nicholson was print by the Charles Joseph Hullmandel in 1821 dated at the foot of the print. General Definitions: Paper thickness and quality: Heavy and stable Paper