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We sell original Vanity Fair "Spy" lithographs, not reproductions.
The normal size of a Vanity Fair print is about 10½ by 15½ inches (approx. 27x40 cm),
though this does vary somewhat by year and publisher as well as whether any trimming has occurred at some point during the past century or more of the print's life.

Whenever possible, we provide the original descriptive text or a copy thereof.

VANITY FAIR "Spy" PRINTS ~ POLITICAL (1887-1889)

The Right Hon. Sir Henry Thurstan Holland
Jan. 29, 1887
the Colonies
$28

The Viscount Ebrington
Feb. 19, 1887
The Devon and Somerset
$32

Colonel Edward James Saunderson, MP
Feb. 26, 1887
Irish loyalty
$100

Colonel Francis Duncan
March 19, 1887
Finsbury
$30

Lord Burghley
April 16, 1887
North Northamptonshire
$30

Sir Julian Goldsmid
April 23, 1887
St. Pancras
$30

Mr. John Dillon
May 7, 1887
the Plan of Campaign
$65

Mr. George Pitt-Lewis
May 28, 1887
Barnstaple
$36

Sir Henry Barkly
July 9, 1887
The Cape of Good Hope
$38

The Right Hon. Henry Matthews
Sept. 10, 1887
the Home Secretary
$40

Mr. John Henniker Heaton
Sept. 17, 1887
International Penny Postage
$35

Henry John Brinsley Manners
Aug. 13, 1887
Lord Salisbury's Manners
$50

The Right Hon. William Henry Smith
Nov. 12, 1887
First Lord of the Treasury

The Right Hon. Edward Heneage
Dec. 17, 1887
Grimsby
$26

H. E. The Greek Minister, M. John Gennadius
Feb. 11, 1888
Greece
$35

Mr. Thomas Wallace Russell
March 24, 1888
loyal and patriotic
$35

Mr. Edward Hare Pickersgill
March 31, 1888
Bethnel Green
$75

M. Charles Floquet
June 16, 1888
Vive la Pologne!
$28

The Right Hon. The Marquis of Hartington
July 21, 1888
The Right Hon. the Marquis of Hartington M.P.
$26

Mr. Charles Kearns Deane Tanner
Aug. 4, 1888
the blister
$32

Colonel Cuthbert Larking
Aug. 11, 1888
Cuthbert

Mr. R. Bontine-Cunninghame-Graham
Aug. 25, 1888
Trafalgar Square

see Literary category for possible availability

Mr. William Bromley-Davenport
Sept. 1, 1888
Macclesfield
$32

The Right Hon. The Earl of Bessborough
Oct. 20, 1888
Fred
(note the typical text offsetting on this print)
$28

Sir Savile Brinton Crossley
Nov. 17, 1888
Lowestoft
$45

Mr. Jesse Collings
Dec. 1, 1888
3 acres and a cow

The Hon. George Thomas Kenyon
Dec. 29, 1888
Denbigh Boroughs
$26

Lord Randolph Churchill
Jan. 5, 1889
in a new character
(no text available, age-toned paper)
$52

Mr. William Cuthbert Quilter
Feb. 9, 1889
in Society and Member of Parliament
$32

Sir William Tindal Robertson, Knight, MD, FRCP, MRCS, JP, MP
Feb. 16, 1889
Brighton
$35

The Right Hon. James Whitehead,
Lord Mayor of London
March 16, 1889
Bonnie Westmorland
$42

John Bright
April 6, 1889
John Bright
$30

The Right Hon. Lord Sandhurst
June 22, 1889
A Soldier's Son
$40

The Earl of Fife
July 27, 1889
A Princess's Husband
$36

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