David Loggan (17th Century), "Collegium Novum", [Oxford], a double page engraving, 36 cm x 47 cm, together with two further engravings after the same hand, each of Kings College, Cambridge: 'Collegii Regalis Sacelli Facies Occidentem Spectans ', 38 cm x 56 cm and 45 cm x 35 cm, each framed and glazed.

Condition Report

Collegium Novum - on laid paper, good and obvious plate marks, crease down the centre, nicely and securely mounted in a modern frame, no visible tears.

Collegii Regalis Sacelli Facies... - on laid paper, very weak plate marks, especially on the left, bottom and right sides, the centre has a horizontal fold/crease which has resulted in a partial tear in the paper on the left and rights sides, the centre doesn't appear to be as affected, but a fold line across is still visible. Good margins but there are foxing spots on both the left and right sides. Securely mounted within a Hogarth style frame.

Collegii Regalis Apud Cantabrigienses...- on laid paper, obvious vertical crease mark down the centre, some surplus plate ink marks on and below the left side crest, no plate marks visible due to mount card and therefore no visible margins. Securely mounted in a Hogarth style frame.