Pangolin, Panther & Insects – Original Antique Zoological Print, circa 1849

A striking pair of original 19th-century ornithological prints from the Dictionnaire Universel d’Histoire Naturelle, published in Paris in 1849 under the direction of renowned natura...

A rare and exquisite set of two original hand-colored antique prints, created using etching or steel engraving techniques, from the Works of Cuvier and Lacépède. These detailed scien...

A striking original chromolithograph from the 1880s, this botanical print features the dramatic Hæmanthus kalbreyeri, also known as the blood lily. Characterized by its intense red s...

A striking original botanical print from the 1880s, featuring Bignonia venusta, also known as flame vine or orange trumpet vine. This brilliantly colored illustration captures the dr...

Antique print titled 'Saugethiere'. Original antique print depicting a sloth, armadillo and leopard. This print originates from 'Handbuch der Naturgeschichte' by F. P. Wilmsen. Publi...

Title: Rare Antique Natural History Prints: Fascinating Insects and Life Cycles Description: This set of four small original antique prints from 1832 offers an extraordinary gli...

Mammals Print: Horse, Zebra, Anteater & Pangolin – Antique 1867 This fascinating antique print depicts a diverse collection of mammals including horses, zebras, anteaters, and pangolins, rendered in fine hand-coloured engravings. It originates from the Atlas der Natuurlijke Geschiedenis voor scholen en huisgezinnen, adapted into Dutch by T.C. Winkler after Traugott Bromme, published in Amsterdam by J.C. Loman in 1867. Designed for educational use, this print showcases animals from various continents, combining zoological accuracy with aesthetic presentation for 19th-century students and readers. The labelled figures include: 1. (not shown) 2. Sloth (Bradypus species) 3. Armadillo (Dasypodidae species) 4. Armadillo (Dasypodidae species) 5. Mole (Talpa europaea) 6. Aardvark (Orycteropus afer) 7. Giant anteater...

Zoology Print of Anteaters, Armadillos, Zebra, Horse and Platypus by T Bromme c1865 This original 19th-century hand-colored lithograph, published around 1865 by German geographer and atlas maker Traugott Bromme, showcases an engaging array of mammals from diverse regions of the world. Taken from Bromme’s influential work Illustrirter Hand-Atlas der Erde und der Menschheit, this zoological print highlights species known for their unique physical characteristics and varied ecological niches. At the center stands a prominently featured horse (11), with other equids such as the African zebra (13) and a small donkey or wild ass (12) nearby. Above and around them are a range of fascinating mammals: the giant anteater...