A Rare & Large Photogravure Print of Lords Pavilion; ‘Stumps Drawn’ by Dickinson & Foster c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden the naval ship of reform

the naval ship of reform

so the public could see them more easily

The used rope in sailing ships were a captain's perk and sold (hence the phrase "money for old rope") either to remake into ropes or unpicked for oakum

Along with wheels and compasses

The notary is Henry Eldar and he is the writer of the document

A Rare & Large Photogravure Print of Lords Pavilion; ‘Stumps Drawn’ by Dickinson & Foster c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden the naval ship of reformOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1895 Height: 26. 25 Width: 45. 5 (in frame) The scarce Dickinson and Foster's photogravure print on chine coll of Lord's on a Gentlemen versus Players day, inscribed Lords The Pavilion Stumps Drawn and showing a view of the stands with around 200 spectators attending a game, the main figures to include Charles Russell 1st Baron Russell of Killowen standing in the centre, and cricket