ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, or . THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF THE WORLD or . THE ILLUSTRATED SPORTING AND DRAMATIC NEWS or . OTHER NEWS. . WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT . The actual date is printed on each page or on the reverse side. . This print is over 80 years old, and is not a modern copy.. There is a fold which sometimes shows as a shadow on the image, this will not show when framed. Check the image for details.. Size of print is approx 12;" x 11" (215 x 280mm) . Approx. Page size = 11" x 16" (280 x 405mm) . Ready to matt and frame. These old Prints really look great with Matt and Framed. .Note this print is from a periodical and has p rinting on reverse.. Scanned at a low resolution for quick uploading so the actual picture is better than the scanned image. .
EXAMPLE OF VICTORIAN FINE ART & SOCIAL HISTORYPRINT 1830-c1910 DATE IF KNOWN IS IN TITLE. MOST HAND COLOURED AND MOUNTED READY TO FRAME . GENUINE CLEARANCE NOW UP TO 90% OFF RETAIL.FROM A QUALITY LOT. THAT WAS PURCHASED FROM AN OLD ANTIQUE PRINT DEALER AT AN AUCTION.
DATE AS SHOWN ON TOP OF PAGE. SIZE APPROX 15.5 X 11 NCHES(395x280)ALL ARE GENUINE ANTIQUE AND NOT MODERN COPIES, THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
SKETCHES, OR EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS OR BIRTHDAY . The actual date is printed on each page . This engraving is over 140 years old. And is not a modern copy. THESE IMAGES ARE scanned at low resolution for quick uploading and are much better than the scanned image.. Size of print is approx 14" x 9.1/2" if it is shown as whole page, or prorata.. Approx. Page size = 16" high x 11" wide. Ready to matt and frame. These old Prints really look great with Matt and Framed. . Note this print is from a periodical and has printing on reverse.
FROM SKETCHES, OR EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS OR BIRTHDAY. The actual date is printed on each page. This engraving is over 100 years old. And is not a modern copy . THESE IMAGES ARE scanned at low resolution for quick uploading and are much better than the scanned image. . Size of print is approx 14" x 9.5" if it is shown as whole page, or prorata. . Approx. Page size = 16" high x 11" wide . Ready to matt and frame. These old Prints really look great with Matt and Framed. . Note this print is from a periodical and has printing on reverse. .
EXAMPLE OF VICTORIAN FINE ART & SOCIAL HISTORYPRINT 1830-c1910 DATE IF KNOWN IS IN TITLE. MOST HAND COLOURED AND MOUNTED READY TO FRAME . GENUINE CLEARANCE NOW UP TO 90% OFF RETAIL.FROM A QUALITY LOT. THAT WAS PURCHASED FROM AN OLD ANTIQUE PRINT DEALER AT AN AUCTION.
PURCHASED FROM AN OLD ANTIQUE PRINT DEALER AT AN AUCTIONSIZE VARIES FROM APROX 12.5 x 9 INCHES ( 320 x 235 ) SO CHECK THE SIZE WITH THE BACKGROUND DOTS WHICH ARE 0.5 INCHES (12.5 cm ) APART SO SIZE OF SMALLER PRINTS CAN EASLY BE VERIFIED. ALL ARE GENUINE ANTIQUE AND NOT MODERN COPIES
Advantages: superb accomodation, beautiful place,very hospitable,ideal for young children. Disadvantages: A long drive from England
...such as Muckross House ,RossCastle(10 minutes drive), various lakes or Garinish Island (40 minutes drive) where you get a little boat and watch the seals in the river, we didn't miss going to the pub.We sat on a bench outside the house , drank wine and watched the mountains as the kids fed the donkeys in the field by the house.
On the farm were various farm animals wandering around as well as pets,birds ,horse rides, an indoor playground including a sand play area and tricycles for toddlers.There was also an outdoor play area and a safely fenced off river walk where fishing for trout is also available.I don't think a permit was needed as the farm had one.Within minutes of arrival the children were holding day old chicks and stroking wandering goats.We had chocolate and tea bags pressed into our hands.The welcome from the owners,Noreen and Diarmuid...
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Advantages: Beautiful, unspoilt countryside. Captivating. Disadvantages: You won't want to come home!!!
...the National Park:
RossCastle – The castle is situated 2km south of Killarney on the shores of Lough Leane. It is open to the public via an entrance fee. The building itself dates back to the 15th century. Although a beautiful site, I myself did not find the actual castle interior overly interesting. With only the usual ‘museum pieces’ and reference material.
InnisFallen Island – The island is situated on Lough Leane and can only be reached by hiring a motor boat and driver (costing 5 Euros) or taking the more commercial Waterbus trip from RossCastle. The island is the site of the early Christian monastery of St. Faithlinn (Fallen) and is also associated with St. Finian the leper. The first impression of the island is just how isolated it is and how tranquil an environment. If you have hired your own boat to reach...
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Advantages: Beautiful scenery, pleasant town, cheap hostel Disadvantages: Somewhat touristy
...Cathedral and Knockreer House and Gardens (both still within the bounds of Killarney Town) before heading off along the bike paths through the National Park.
Next stop was RossCastle, a quite small but aesthetically pleasing structure by the edge of the Lower Lake, from where if you felt like it you could pay for a dinghy tour around the lake (we didn’t, so I’m afraid I don’t know how much this cost). Then on a mile or two to Muckross Abbey, which was a rather fascinatingly decrepit building surrounded by a graveyard. You could actually climb via winding stone staircases most of the way to the top of the Abbey, or lose your way in the many identical stone chambers down below.
We cycled on through the Yew Woods (with several breathers along the way) to the Meeting of the Waters, which is the point where the Upper, Middle (or...
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Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Advantages: Beautiful, unspoilt countryside. Captivating. Disadvantages: You won't want to come home!!!
...the National Park:
RossCastle – The castle is situated 2km south of Killarney on the shores of Lough Leane. It is open to the public via an entrance fee. The building itself dates back to the 15th century. Although a beautiful site, I myself did not find the actual castle interior overly interesting. With only the usual ‘museum pieces’ and reference material.
InnisFallen Island – The island is situated on Lough Leane and can only be reached by hiring a motor boat and driver (costing 5 Euros) or taking the more commercial Waterbus trip from RossCastle. The island is the site of the early Christian monastery of St. Faithlinn (Fallen) and is also associated with St. Finian the leper. The first impression of the island is just how isolated it is and how tranquil an environment. If you have hired your own boat to reach...
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Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Advantages: Beautiful scenery, pleasant town, cheap hostel Disadvantages: Somewhat touristy
...Cathedral and Knockreer House and Gardens (both still within the bounds of Killarney Town) before heading off along the bike paths through the National Park.
Next stop was RossCastle, a quite small but aesthetically pleasing structure by the edge of the Lower Lake, from where if you felt like it you could pay for a dinghy tour around the lake (we didn’t, so I’m afraid I don’t know how much this cost). Then on a mile or two to Muckross Abbey, which was a rather fascinatingly decrepit building surrounded by a graveyard. You could actually climb via winding stone staircases most of the way to the top of the Abbey, or lose your way in the many identical stone chambers down below.
We cycled on through the Yew Woods (with several breathers along the way) to the Meeting of the Waters, which is the point where the Upper, Middle (or...
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Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Advantages: superb accomodation, beautiful place,very hospitable,ideal for young children. Disadvantages: A long drive from England
...such as Muckross House ,RossCastle(10 minutes drive), various lakes or Garinish Island (40 minutes drive) where you get a little boat and watch the seals in the river, we didn't miss going to the pub.We sat on a bench outside the house , drank wine and watched the mountains as the kids fed the donkeys in the field by the house.
On the farm were various farm animals wandering around as well as pets,birds ,horse rides, an indoor playground including a sand play area and tricycles for toddlers.There was also an outdoor play area and a safely fenced off river walk where fishing for trout is also available.I don't think a permit was needed as the farm had one.Within minutes of arrival the children were holding day old chicks and stroking wandering goats.We had chocolate and tea bags pressed into our hands.The welcome from the owners,Noreen and Diarmuid...
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