Created on 2024-11-28

The image appears to be a scanned page from an old book or collection of prints labeled "Liverpool Antiquities." It shows two engravings of historical buildings: Top Engraving: Titled "Birth Place of Thomas Bootle, Low-Hill," this depicts an old multi-story building that looks to be a house, possibly of historical significance, connected to Thomas Bootle. There are several people illustrated in front of the building, suggesting a scene from the past. One man appears to be riding a horse, while two individuals are near the entrance of the house. Bottom Engraving: Titled "Remains of Prince Rupert's Head Quarters, at Everton, June 26, 1644," this engraving shows a building with an extensive front yard or courtyard, and what seems to be a large tree or group of trees behind it. There are a few figures in the scene, one of which looks to be on horseback riding away from the building, and another walking near the entrance. On the right-hand side, text indicates "No. 22, LETTER PAPER VIEWS Published by H. Lacey, Printseller and Stationer, No. 100, Bold-street, Liverpool." This suggests that the page is part of a series, perhaps meant for correspondence or collection, and provides information about the publisher and the place of publication.

Created on 2024-11-27

The image shows two engravings depicting scenes from Liverpool, England. The top image is titled "Birth Place of Thomas Roson, Low-Hill" and shows a street view with various buildings and structures, including a domed tower. The bottom image is labeled "Remains of Prince Rupert's Head Quarters, at Everton, June 30, 1844" and depicts a landscape with several buildings. The images appear to be historical illustrations or etchings, printed and published by H. Lacey, a printer and stationer in Liverpool. They provide a glimpse into the architecture and urban landscape of Liverpool in the past.

Created on 2024-11-25

The image presents a vintage-style illustration of two distinct scenes, each accompanied by descriptive text. The top illustration features a large building with a prominent chimney, situated on a street corner, while the bottom illustration depicts a smaller building with a distinctive roofline, set against a cloudy sky. * **Top Illustration:** * **Building:** A large building with a prominent chimney, situated on a street corner. * **Text:** "BIRTH PLACE OF THOMAS ROSCOE, LOW-HILL" (left) and "LIVERPOOL ANTIQUITIES." (right) * **Bottom Illustration:** * **Building:** A smaller building with a distinctive roofline, set against a cloudy sky. * **Text:** "REMAINS OF PRINCE RUPERT'S HEAD QUARTERS, AT EVERTON, June 26, 1844" (left) and "No. 22, LETTER PAPER VIEWS Published by H. LACEY, Printseller and Stationer, No. 100, Bold-street, Liverpool." (right) The image appears to be a page from an old book or document, showcasing illustrations of historical buildings and their descriptions.