Lot #105: Antique Canadian Engraving Prints – Late 1800s / Early 1900s Collection

A collection of detailed antique engraved prints depicting historic Canadian locations and landscapes, believed to date to the late 1800s to early 1900s, originally sourced from illustrated publications of the era. “Original wood engravings believed to be sourced from late 1800s illustrated publications, likely including Canadian Illustrated News or similar periodicals.” Most likely source - Canadian Illustrated News (Montreal, 1869–1883) Scenes include: Collingwood Harbour Montreal Winter Scenes Ottawa – Parliament Buildings Three Sister Islands (Niagara region) Saugeen River area Beautifully rendered with intricate linework typical of period engravings. Presented in matting (some previously framed), making them ideal for: Framing as a gallery wall Cottage or heritage décor Canadian history enthusiasts Condition shows age-appropriate wear, including toning and minor edge imperfections consistent with antique paper prints. Scenes include: Collingwood Harbour Montreal Winter Scenes Ottawa – Parliament Buildings Three Sister Islands (Niagara region) Saugeen River area Beautifully rendered with intricate linework typical of period engravings. Known contributors to this type of work include: Henri Julien John R. Chapin James Walker These names show up in Canadian engraving archives of similar material Presented in matting (some previously framed), making them ideal for: Framing as a gallery wall Cottage or heritage décor Canadian history enthusiasts Condition shows age-appropriate wear, including toning and minor edge imperfections consistent with antique paper prints. Pickup category timeslot {A}