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001kor: 1887 Chinese in Korea. Print shows several engravings by British artists of a Chinese squadron in Gensan, Korea. Published in an 1887 issue of The Graphic. Each engraving is accompanied by descriptive text. 11x16 in. $30
002kor: 1886 Chinese Military in Korea. Print shows two wood engravings by British artists of headmen in the village of Shinpo and a squadron of Chinese landing in Korea. Published in an 1886 issue of The Graphic. 11x16 in. $30
003kor: 1898 Korean Rural Scenes. Several engravings show life in rural Korea. Images are accompanied by an article titled, "Across Korea on Horseback." Published in an 1989 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $30
004kor: 1886 Chinese Squadron in Korea. Large prints displays several engravings of a Chinese squadron in Port Hamilton and Port Arthur. Each image is accompanied by text. From an 1886 issue of The Graphic. 11x16 in. $60
005kor: 1888 "The Complications in Corea.-Views of Places and Objectos of Interest in the Capital." This hand colored engraving shows seven views: Judge Owen N. Denny-Confidential adviser to the king, the temple of Saddam, the home of Judge Denny, the home of a nobleman in Seoul, Seoul looking north, the Indiung or furfew bell and picket of the exterior lines. This unique engraving is from the November, 1888 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. size: 11x16 in. $80
006kor: Six hand colored half tones from the October 26, 1905 issue of Leslie's Weekly. Page titled, The "Golden Gate" of Japan's New Possession, Korea. Latest Views of the Port of Fusan, Where Japanese Dominance and Enterprise Impress the Tourist. 10.5x16 in. $50
007kor: C1930 Beautiful map of Korea and Japan. This elegant map displays both Korea and Japan and was published by the Military Sea Transportation Service. It includes an inset in the lower left hand corner which displays the majority of Asia. Different railroad classes and their routes are also displayed. 20 x 28in. $75
008kor: 1871 Corean scenes. This beautiful hand colored wood engraving titled, "Corean Scenes-Photographed Views Relating to the Expedition, Sent By Admiral Rodgers to Washington With His Dispatches, Council of War on Board the U.S. Flag-Ship, After the Corean Attack of June 1st on the U.S. Surveying Party and Fort M'Kee on Kanghoa Island, Taken June 11th-Aspect After the Capture," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 11 x 16in. $50
009kor: 1871 Corean scenes. This elegant hand colored wood engraving titled,"Corea: From Photographs Relating to the Expedition, Submitted With His Dispatches By Admiral Rodgers, Corean Officer and Soldier, Arrived with Dispatchers on Board the U.S.S. Colorado, Corean Officials, After and Interview with the Officers of the Colorado, Interview with Corean Officials From the Junk, On Board the Colorado, Through the Medium of an Interpreter, May 30th, and The Corean Camp Near the Marine Redoubt on Kanghoa Island and Headquarters of the Corean Commander-in-Chief, Inside Fort M'Kee," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 11 x 16in. $50
010kor: 1871 Corean scenes. This elegant hand colored wood engraving titled,"Corea: From Photographs Relating to the Corean Expedition, Sent By Admiral Rodgers to Washington With His Dispatches, Corean Types-Chief of the Village of Rose Island, Corean Types-Wounded Prisoners From Fort M'Kee Removed from the Monocacy and Awaiting the Surgeons Visit, Corean Types-The First Native Soldier on Board the Colorado, Elbow Fort (Fort Du Coude) on Kanghoa Island, The First to Open Fire on the U.S. Surveying Expedition, The U.S.S. Monocacy Towing the Boats Laden With Corean Trophies Back to the Fleet and The Great Corean Flag From Both Fort M'Kee, Struck June 11th," from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 11 x 16in. $50
011kor: 1887 Chinese in Korea. Hand colored view shows several engravings by British artists of a Chinese squadron in Gensan, Korea. Published in the April 2, 1887 issue of The Graphic. Each engraving is accompanied by descriptive text. 11x16 in. $50