Vanity Fair Prints - Rowing "Spy" print

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original spy prints vanity fair lithographs

We sell original Vanity Fair lithographs, not reproductions.
The normal size of a Vanity Fair print is about 10½ by 15½ inches (approx. 27x40 cm),
though this does vary somewhat by year and publisher and whether any trimming has occurred at some point during the past century.

Whenever possible, we provide the original descriptive text or a copy thereof.

VANITY FAIR "Spy" PRINTS ~ ROWING

Vanity Fair "Spy" Print Categories

Ambassadors from England

Ambassadors to England

Architects and Engineers

Automobilists/Balloonists

Bankers and Financiers

Businessmen and Empire Builders

Carriage Drivers

Chancellors of the Exchequer

Doctors and Scientists

Explorers and Inventors

Prime Ministers

Proofs before lettering

Railway Officials

Red Robed Judges

Shipping Officials

Stock Exchange Officials

Trade Union Officials

Henry Searle

Sept. 7, 1889

"Professional Champion
Sculler of the World"

$70

[Mr. Guy Nickalls]

[July 20, 1889]

["Wingfield Sculls"]

Proof before lettering

Mr S. D. Muttlebury
March 22, 1890

"One of the Presidents"

Lord Ampthill

March 21, 1891

"O.U.B.C."

$85

Mr William Alfred Littledale Fletcher

Mr William Alfred Littledale Fletcher

March 18, 1893

"Flea."

$100
see condition notes on enlargement

Mr Hugh Benjamin Cotton

March 15, 1894

"Benjie"

The President of the Oxford University Boat Club
(Mr Walter Erskin Crum)

March 19, 1896

"Crumbo"

Gilbert Jordan

April 1, 1897

"O.U.B.C."

$150

Mr. Douglas Hamilton McLean

Mr. Douglas Hamilton McLean

April 8, 1897

"Ducker"

$140

Harcourt Gelby Gold

March 23, 1899

"Tarka"

$100

Capt Wilfrid Hubert Chapman

April 2, 1903

"C.U.B.C."

Raymond Broadley Etherington-Smith
(Capt. Leander Eight)

Aug 5, 1908

"Ethel"

Mr R. C. Bourne, The Oxford Stroke

Mr George D. Rowe

July 4, 1906

"A celebrated oarsman who prefers cricket to rowing and golf to both"

Mr Robert Henry Forster

Mr Robert Henry Forster

July 6, 1910

"Bill"

$150

Mr R. C. Bourne, The Oxford Stroke

Mr R. C. Bourne, The Oxford Stroke

March 29, 1911

"a good stroke."

Sydney Ernest Swann ("Cygnet")

April 3, 1912

Sydney Ernest Swann ("Cygnet")

April 3, 1912

"the Light Blue Stroke"

Mr Robert Henry Forster

John Corrie Carter, Esquire

July 3, 1912

"steered three winning crews"

$275

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