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|| Box || Item # || Author || Title || Description || Place/Publisher ||
| 1 | 1 | | "Petals from the   poets" | Calendar for 1895. \[6\] col.   leaves, each covering 2 months. Each leaf features a different English poet   with portrait, quotation, and scenes relating to his life. Byron is on leaf   \[3\], May-June.  | |
| 1 | 2 | | \[Letter box\] | Letter box with 5-line calligraphic   quotation from Childe Harold III | |
| 1 | 3 | | "Newstead Abbey" | Lace picture depicting Newstead   Abbey, with insert portrait of Byron | |
| 1 | 4 | Robinson, John Henry, 1796-1872,   engraver. Westall, Richard, 1765-1836, painter. | "George Gordon Byron, Lord   Byron" | Framed and matted portrait of   Byron. | London : Fisher, Son & Co. |
| 1 | 5 | Langlumé,   lithographer. Planat, Pierre, 1792-1866, painter. | "Lord Byron" | Reproduction of Langlumé's   lithograph portrait of Byron after a painting by Planat. | \[Paris\] : Langlumé |
| 1 | 6 | Webster, Moses, 1792-1870,   painter. | "Newstead Abbey   Nottinghamshire Home of Lord Byron" | Tea towel/wall hanging.   "From lithograph published by Alfred Barber 1834." | \[Nottingham?\] |
| 1 | 7 | | "She walks in beauty like   the night" | Painted plate with scene showing   a couple in a wood next to a moonlit river, with watermill in background.   "She walks in beauty like the night" in lower border. Decorative   border in green, gold, pink and yellow. | \[S.l.\] : The Poetry Society |
| 1 | 8 | | "Lord Byron" | Green jasper wall plaque with   relief bust of Byron in white, encircled by oak leaves and acorns. White   decorative border. | \[England\] |
| 1 | 9 | | \[Apollo Belvedere\] | Bust of the Apollo   Belvedere | \[Staffordshire? England\] |
| 1 | 10 | | \[Framed plaque of a Regency   gentleman.\] | Staffordshire plaque with   bevelled edge showing relief portrait bust within concave oval, the whole   behind glass in a modern wood frame. | \[Staffordshire, England\] |
| 2 | 1 | | "Wellington" | Painted Staffordshire figure of   the Duke of Wellington on a white horse, with body angled to the left from   the saddle. Black hat, light blue cape, red coat with gold braid and   medals. | \[Staffordshire, England\] |
| 2 | 2 | | "The death of Nelson" | Painted Staffordshire group of 3   figures with Nelson in middle supported by 2 soldiers. His black hat is at   his feet. Dark blue coats, white epaulets with black and red trim, white   sashes, gold buttons. Nelson in pink trousers with darker pink horizontal   stripes, white stockings and black shoes. Soldiers in gray stockings. | \[Staffordshire, England\] |
| 2 | 3 | | "Byron" | Bust of Byron, unpainted. | |
| 3 | 1 | Lalaisse, François   Hippolyte, 1810-1874, engraver. Lemaitre, Augustin François, 1797-1870   \[publisher?\] | "Cité   Valette" | Hand-colored engraving by   Lalaisse of Valletta showing part of the fortification. | \[Paris? : Lemaitre?\] |
| 3 | 2 | Lalaisse, François Hippolyte,   1810-1874, engraver. Lemaitre, Augustin François, 1797-1870 \[publisher?\] | "Rue St. Jean (Cité Valette)" | Hand-colored engraving by Lalaisse of Valletta. | \[Paris? : Lemaitre?\] |
| 3 | 3 | Milton, Thomas, 1743?-1827,   engraver. Sandby, Paul, 1731-1809, painter. | "Newstead, in   Nottinghamshire, the seat of Lord Byron" | Hand-colored engraving of   Newstead Abbey, seen in middle distance. "Plate 101." | \[London\] : G. Kearsley |
| 3 | 4 | Walker, William, 1729-1793, and   Angus, W. (William), 1752-1821, engravers. Sandby, Paul, 1731-1809, painter. | "Newsted Priory,   Nottinghamshire" | Hand-colored engraving of   Newstead Priory. "Plate 61." | \[London\] : G. Kearsley |
| 3 | 5 | | "Byron" | Embossed-paper image   representing a bust of Byron, left profile. Bust within ruled and decorative   rectangular frame. | |
| 3 | 6 | Trelawny, Edward John,   1792-1881. | \[Autograph signature\] | Signature cut from A.N.s, with   last words of note: "let it be - I have so arranged it Yours, E.   Trelawny" | |
| 3 | 7 | Kinnaird, Douglas, 1788-1830. | \[Autograph note\] | "Mr. Douglas Kinnaird   requests Mr. Barton will call upon him to-morrow forenoon. Pall Mall East.   May 22 - 1829." | \[London\] |
| 3 | 8 | Werner, L. | "Drawing Room at Fifty   Albemarle Street" | Black and white photograph of   Werner's ca. 1850 watercolor depicting the scene of John Murray's   introduction of Byron to Walter Scott on April 7, 1815. | |
| 3 | 9 | Wellington, Arthur Wellesley,   1st Duke of, 1769-1852. | \[Autograph address leaf\] | Franking signature on address   leaf to "George Fennell Esq / Cahir Abbey / Ireland," dated   "London October Seventeenth 1828" and postmarked "FREE /   170C17 / 1828" | \[London\] |
| 3 | 10 | Howard, \[John Edgar?\] | \[Autograph signature\] | Autograph signature and several   words of text cut from A.L.s, possibly from John Edgar Howard to an   unidentified correspondent. | |
| 3 | 11 | Bouvier, P. L. (Pierre Louis),   1765-1836. | \[Portrait of M. de Rocca in   Hussar of Chamborant uniform, with his horse, Sultan\] | Photographic reprint of Pierre   Louis Bouvier's oil painting of Albert-Jean-Michel (John) de Rocca. | |
| 3 | 12 | Sanders, George, 1774-1846.   Ayling, Joan, 1907-1993. | \[Miniature portrait of Byron\] | Hand-drawn and hand-colored copy   by Joan Ayling of George Sanders's 1812 portrait of Byron. | |
| 3 | 13 | Vlad Maslov | "Byron" | Figure of Byron, signed and   hand-painted, standing with body angled to the right, right hand leaning   against gray rocks. White shirt, black jacket, cravat, trousers and shoes   with buckles.  | St. Petersburg \[Russia\] : Niena   Studio |
| 4 | 1 | \[British artist\] | "Lord Byron bicentennary   1988" | Bronze commemorative medal,   boxed, showing left profile of Byron, to mark the bicentennial of his birth,   for a conference held at Hofstra University. Reverse has lines from "The   Prisoner of Chillon." | |
| 4 | 2 | \[British artist\] | "Lord Byron 1788-1824" | Silver commemorative medal,   boxed, showing left profile of Byron, to mark the bicentennial of his birth. | |
| 4 | 3 | \[British artist\] | "John Keats 1795-1821 1971   150th anniversary" | Silver-gilt commemorative medal,   boxed, showing right profile of John Keats, to mark the 150th anniversary of   his death. Reverse shows the Keats-Shelley Memorial House in Rome, with   monogram "JK". | \[London\] : John Pinches   Medallists Ltd. |
| 4 | 4 | | "B" | Maroon and gold necktie with   encircled crowned "B" signifying Byron. | Edinburgh : Maddocks & Dick Ltd. |
| 4 | 5 | Nestle | \[Chocolates box\] | Cardboard box for Nestle   chocolates, with cover shaped and colored to look like an open book. Lefthand   "page" shows "View of Chillon Castle coming from Villeneuve   Canton de Vaud" in color; righthand "page" shows portrait of Byron,   left profile, after Thomas Phillips's 1814 portrait, with first 6 lines of   stanza 6 of "The Prisoner of Chillon" below. | Nestle |
| 4 | 6 | | "Byron" | Paper-lined plywood box,   designed for packaging "Byron" Havana cigars. On top:   "Byron." On side: "Regalia Americana." Inside:   "Smoke Byron cigars." Color vignette on inside cover, showing Byron   framed within an oval, being crowned by Athena with a laurel wreath. Next to   his portrait, in a landscape with palm trees and a distant mountain, are a   lyre and representations of his books.   | Habana : Lord Byron Fabrica de   Tabacos |
| 4 | 7 | | "Crede Byron" | China dish with seal of Byron   family in gray and red, and motto beneath. | England : Wedgwood |
| 4 | 8 | | "Newstead Abbey famous home   of the poet Byron" | Pottery mug with sketch of   Newstead Abbey and silhouette of Byron. | England |
| 4 | 9 | \[Frederick?\] | "Byron" | Terracotta cookie   stamp/mold/press showing Byron from right profile. | |
| 4 | 10 | | "Newstead Abbey" | Coaster with image of colored   engraving of the lake fronting Newstead Abbey. | England : Lady Clare |
| 4 | 11 | | \[Mementos from Hopwood Hall,   Rochdale\] | Acorns, a horse chestnut, dried   bud and sprigs gathered from the grounds of Hopwood Hall, Rochdale,   Lancashire, where Byron stayed briefly in 1811. | |
| 4 | 12 | | "Specimen illustrations for   a new edition of Lord Byron's works" | 3 panels, each with colored   caricature vignette: "The Corsaire-Hair (Corsaire)"; "The   Bride of A-Bye-Dose (Abydos)"; and "English Bards & Scotch   Reviewers." | England |
| 4 | 13 | Gallo, Bill | "B and B stands for Byron   and Bolivar\!" | Original signed pen and ink   cartoon, with sketches of Bolivar and Byron, and a crossed sword and quill   pen. Male figure at bottom peering at bottle of B and B. | New York |
| 4 | 14 | Voignier-Marshall,   Jacqueline | "Burgage Manor" | Black ink sketch of Burgage   Manor on dark-gray stone, initialed and dated by artist. | |
| 4 | 15 | Voignier-Marshall,   Jacqueline | \[Byron\] | Miniature portrait of Byron from   right profile. Hand-painted on parchment, and signed and framed by the   artist. | Bondi, Australia |
| 4 | 16 | Voignier-Marshall,   Jacqueline | "B" | Black ink sketch of Byron from   left profile on oval-shaped stone, initialed by artist. | |
| 4 | 17 | Voignier-Marshall,   Jacqueline | \[Byron\] | Miniature portrait of Byron from   left profile, after George Henry Harlow's portrait of 1815. Hand-painted on   parchment, and initialed and framed by the artist. | Bondi, Australia |
| 4 | 18 | | "Lord Byron cologne" | "Our version of   Drakkar" | Oakbrook, Ill. |
| 4 | 19 | Oxford University Press | "Byron's poetical   works" | Brass stamp for book spine. | Oxford, England |
| 4 | 20 | Spong, Lance | \[Byron\] | Relief of Byron bust from left   profile, in wood, within a cirular wooden frame. | |
| 4 | 21 | | "The meeting of the   waters" | Plaque with text of poem and   image of Thomas Moore. | Dublin : Kamac Publications |
| 4 | 22 | David d'Angers, Pierre-Jean,   1788-1856 | "Lord Byron" | Bronze-colored commemorative   medallion with relief bust of Byron from right profile, and "David"   beneath bust. Reproduction of the original in the Louvre. | \[Paris\] : Moulage Musée du Louvre |
| 4 | 23a | Grech, Anton. | "1809.1811 Lord Byron   1788-1824" | 10-c. canceled postage stamp in   blue and white, with portrait of Byron from right profile and plan of city   (Valletta?) | \[Valletta?\] Malta : Printex   Malta |
| 4 | 23b | | "George Lord Byron   1788-1824" \[in Russian\] | 15-kopeck postage stamp in   gray-blue and white, with portrait of Byron within oval, after Sanders.   Beneath oval are depicted a ship at sea, a scroll of paper, a quill pen and   an ink well.  | |
| 4 | 24 | Kotziamanis, Nikolaos | "Lord Byron   Philhellene" | Bronze plaque with relief bust   of Byron from left profile, after Thomas Phillips's portrait of Byron in   Albanian dress ("Portrait of a nobleman in the dress of an   Albanian"). | |
| 4 | 25 | | "Lordos Byron   Mesologgi" (transliterated from Greek) | Metal relief bust of Byron   mounted on wood. | Greece |
| 4 | 26 | | "Lord Byron 1788-1824" | Circular paperweight with image   of Byron from left profile, after Thomas Phillips's 1814 portrait. Forming an   arc around the image is quote from Don Juan, canto 2, stanza 178: "Let us have wine and women, mirth   and laughter, Sermons and soda-water the day after." | |
| 4 | 27 | London : National Portrait   Gallery | "Lord Byron. Notecards   & Notebook" (spine title) | "George Gordon, 6th Baron   Byron. Paintings by Thomas Phillips, c. 1815, Richard Westall, 1813." 4   Byron notecards, 4 envelopes and 1 blank notepad, within a pocket   folder. | London : National Portrait Gallery |
| 4 | 28 | National Portrait Gallery (Great   Britain) | "George Gordon, 6th Baron   Byron" | Notecard, with envelope, showing   a c. 1835 replica of the upper part of the 1814 Phillips portrait of Byron in   Albanian dress ("Portrait of a nobleman in the dress of an   Albanian") | London : National Portrait Gallery |
| 5 | | | "Newstead Abbey" | Hand-colored engraving of   Newstead Abbey. | |
| 5 | | González Byass | "González Byass Jerez Sherry" | Sherry bottle, in box, with   printed label: "Celebrating the Byron Society's visit to Gonzalez Byass   Bodegas Jerez 2nd May 1977. Signed by Manuel M.a González   Gordon, Marqués de Bonanza K.B.E., president of the company and great great   grandson of James Gordon (Jacobo Gordon Smythe) who entertained Lord Byron   during his stay in Jerez in August 1908." | Jerez : González Byass |
| 5 | | National Portrait Gallery (Great   Britain) | "Mad, bad and dangerous:   the cult of Lord Byron" | Poster in color for the   exhibition at the NPG, held Nov. 20, 2002-Feb. 16, 2003. Reproduces 1   portrait of Byron by Richard Westall (1813), and 2 portraits by Thomas   Phillips (1814; and Byron in the dress of an Albanian," also 1814)  | London : National Portrait Gallery |
| 5 | | Aberystwyth : University of   Wales | "Romanticism, history,   historicism" | Poster in color for the   international conference at the university, held June 18-22, 2004. Reproduces   J.M.W. Turner. "War. The exile and the rock limpet" (1842; Tate   Picture Library)  | Aberystwyth : University of Wales |
| 5 | | McCann, Nick | "Lord Byron in   Nottinghamshire. July 1806, Burgage Green, Southwell" | Colored reproduction of McCann's   watercolor painting | \[Derby, England\] : Bemrose   Security Printing |
| 5 | | | "Now & then. The old   grammar school" | Early and more recent   photographs of the grammar school attended by Byron 1795-1798. The original   was demolished in 1883. | \[Aberdeen\] : Skeneprint Ltd. |
| 5 | | Missolonghi : Pinakotheke   Moschandreou | "Lord Byron" | Greeting card with colored   reproduction of Soteres Soronkas's oil portrait of Byron, 1994. | Missolonghi : Pinakotheke   Moschandreou  |
| 5 | | Byron, Robert Noel | "In a prior life" | 11-line poem, beginning,   "In a prior life \-/You knew me once". Signed at end: Robert Noel   Byron. | |
| 6 | | | "Dryden" | Parian bust of John Dryden from   left profile. "J&TB 990" impressed on back of bust. | \[Hanley, Staffordshire, England\]   : J. and T. Bevington |
| 6 | | | "Byron" | Parian bust of Byron from left   profile. "R&L" impressed on back of bust. | \[Stoke, Staffordshire, England\]   : Robinson and Leadbeater |
| 6 | | | "Tom Moore" | Parian bust of Thomas Moore from   left profile. "R&L" impressed on back of bust. | \[Stoke, Staffordshire, England\]   : Robinson and Leadbeater |
| 6 | | | \[Sir Walter Scott\] | Parian bust of Sir Walter Scott   from right profile. | \[Staffordshire, England :   s.n.\] |
| 6 | | Orsay, Alfred Guillaume Gabriel,   comte d', 1801-1852 | \[Duke of Wellington\] | Parian bust of the Duke of   Wellington, with inclined head, wearing a cape and military uniform. After   the protrait by Alfred D'Orsay. Supported by a socle base. "Comte Dorsay   1846" and "Copeland" impressed on back of bust. | \[Staffordshire, England\] :   Copeland |
| 6 | | | \[Byron\] | Parian bust of Byron from left   profile. | \[Bennington, Vt. : Bennington   Potters\] |
| 7 | | National Portrait Gallery (Great   Britain) | "Lord Byron bookplate   stamp" | Rubber stamp showing image of   Byron within a wreath of laurels. At top is facsim. of Byron's signature. At   foot, "Ex libris." Handle mounted on acrylic \[?\] base showing the   image of Byron that is on the stamp underneath. | London : Designed and produced   for the National Portrait Gallery, London, by Dickie's Stamp Collection |
| 7 | | National Portrait Gallery (Great   Britain) | "Lord Byron bookplate   stamp" | Rubber stamp showing image of   Byron within a wreath of laurels. At top is facsim. of Byron's signature. At   foot, "Ex libris." Handle mounted on acrylic \[?\] base showing the   image of Byron that is on the stamp underneath. | London : Designed and produced   for the National Portrait Gallery, London, by Dickie's Stamp Collection |
| 7 | | Holl, Willliam, 1807-1871.   Sanders, George, 1774-1846. | "Byron sometime Biron. Lord   Byron" | Steel engraving by Holl, after   the 1807-1808 painting by Sanders, of head and upper body of Byron, from left   profile. Sea and mountain in background.  | |
| 7 | | Orsay, Alfred Guillaume Gabriel,   comte d', 1801-1852 | "Lord Byron fait à Gènes en 1823" | Black and white reproduction of   D'Orsay's 1823 pencil and watercolor sketch. | |
| 7 | | Kish, Imre, collector. | "The secret Byronic   collection of Miss E.E. Constance Jones. Lancayo \[sic\] House, Usk,   Wales" | Framed photograph of 5 items   related to Byron once in the possession of E.J. Trelawny, and purchased or   inherited from him by E.E. Constance Jones. Includes also reproduction of a   photograph of E.E. Constance Jones, with explanation of her acquisition of   the memorabilia, and a "Brief comment" by Kish concerning his   research.  Typed captions. | |
| 7 | | Lloyd, Ernest. Orsay, Alfred   Guillaume Gabriel, comte d', 1801-1852. | "Byron. Ernest Lloyd from a   sketch by Count D'Orsay" | Photoreproduction. Published in   "The connoisseur." | \[New York : Hearst\] |
| 7 | | Phillips, Thomas, 1770-1854. | "Byron" | Engraving, after the Thomas   Phillips 1814 portrait, "Portrait of a Nobleman." | |
| 7 | | Voignier-Marshall, Jacqueline.   Harlow, George Henry, 1787-1819. | "Byron Venezia" | Pen and ink sketch from pencil   drawing, after the Harlow portrait in Venice, Aug. 6, 1818. Signed by the   artist. | |
| 7 | | Harlow, George Henry, 1787-1819. | "Lord Byron from an   engraving after a drawing by G.H. Harlow" | Photoreproduction of an   engraving after Harlow's ca. 1815 drawing. | |
| 7 | | Cook, Henry R. Phillips, Thomas,   1770-1854. | "Byron. Painted by T.   Phillips. Engraved by H.R. Cook." | Portrait of Byron set within an   engraved cenotaph. | London : Thomas Kelly |
| 7 | | | "Gothic, a film by Ken   Russell. Conjure up your deepest darkest fear" | Pin or badge. Black lettering on   gold. | |
| 7 | | | "Shelley: poet and   legislator, 1792-1992. 'Poets are …'" | Pin or badge. Dark blue   lettering on light blue. | |
| 7 | | Childe Harold Restaurant | "The Childe Harold" | Two matchbooks from the former   restaurant at 1610 Twentieth Street, Washington, D.C. Image of Byron on   front. | |
| 7 | | Lord Byron Taverna | "Lord Byron Taverna" | Five matchbooks from the London   restaurant. Image of Byron on front. | |
| | | Wedgwood, John Taylor,   1783-1856, engraver. West, William Edward, 1788-1857, painter. | "Lord Byron" | Engraving of the 1822 portrait   by W.E. West. | A Paris : Chez Wedgwood graveur,   editeur, Rue et Hotel de Seine No. 46 |
| | | | "A genealogical table of   the noble family of Byron, Baron Byron, of Rochdale" | Engraved genealogical table,   beginning with "Ralph de Burun, in the reign of William, the   Conqueror." Latest date is birth of Frederick George Byron, Nov. 21,   1764. "390" in upper right corner. | |
| | | | \[Charles Lamb Society birthday   celebration, 1964\] | Photograph taken Feb. 8, 1964 at   Windsor Castle Restaurant, London. Participants identified in ink on verso. | |
| | | | \[Charles Lamb Society birthday   celebration, 1967\] | Photograph taken Feb. 11, 1967   at Windsor Castle Restaurant, London. Participants identified in ink on   verso. | |
| | | Westall, Richard, 1765-1836 | \[Portrait of Byron\] | Color slide of Westall's 1813   portrait of Byron at Hughenden Manor, Buckinghamshire. Accompanied by a 1989   National Trust  brochure/guide to   Hughenden Manor \[4\] p. | Sweden : GEPE |
| | | Lord Byron Wines Ltd. | "Retsina wine of   Attica" | 2 wine labels. "Traditional   appellation. Product of Greece" | London : Lord Byron Wines Ltd. |
| | | Lord Byron Wines Ltd. | "White dry wine" | 3 wine labels. "Product of   Greece. | London : Lord Byron Wines Ltd. |
| | | John Murray (Firm) | \[Brochure listing works by and   about Byron\] | 13 works listed. Illustrated. | London : John Murray |
| | | Phillips, Thomas, 1770-1854. | \[Portrait of Byron in Albanian   dress\] | Photographic print of Phillips's   1814 portrait of Byron in Albanian dress. | |
| | | Pickersgill, Henry William,   1782-1875. | \[Portrait of Teresa Guiccioli\] | Photographic print of Henry   William Pickersgill's portrait of Teresa Guiccioli, begun in 1832. | |
| | | | \[Byron relics\] | 2 objects and 3 explanatory   notes, 1 in the hand of John (Jock) Murray (dated July 29, 1988) and 2 in the   hand of Leslie Marchand (undated), set within a frame. Includes 1) strands of   Byron's hair (1807) formerly in the possession of Elizabeth Pigot and given   to Marchand on Oct. 15, 1947 by her great nephew, Cuthbert Becher Pigot, and   2) flock from the pillow on which Byron died, presented to Marchand by   Murray.  | |
| | | Composer not identified. Text by   Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824. | "Bright be the place of thy   soul" | Pages 2-3 of musical setting for   "Bright be the place of thy soul" from Byron's Hebrew   melodies.  | |
| | | Canaletto, 1697-1768. National   Gallery (Great Britain) | \[Venice, Grand Canal, looking   southwest from the Chiesa degli Scalzi to the Fondamenta della Croce, with   San Simeone Piccolo\] | Photographic print. Original,   ca. 1740, in the National Gallery, London. | \[London : National Gallery\] |
| | | National Portrait Gallery (Great   Britain). Phillips, Thomas, 1770-1854. | "George Gordon Byron, 6th   Baron Byron." 1835 copy of the original painted in 1813. | Jigsaw puzzle. 45 pieces.   Painting in the National Portrait Gallery, London. | London : National Portrait   Gallery |
| 8 | | | \[Byron\] | Spelter statue of Byron with pen   and scroll. Screwed onto wooden base. | |
| 8 | | | \[Shakespeare\] | Spelter statue of Shakespeare   with book. Screwed onto wooden base. | |
| 8 | | | "Lord Byron" | Spelter bust of Byron after a   French bronze original. | |
| | | Tardieu, Jean Baptiste Pierre,   1746-1816. Giraldon Bovinet. | "Grèce" | Hand-colored map, engraved by   Tardieu after drawing by Giraldon. Countries trimmed in color. Rivers, lakes   and islands shown. Major relief shown by hachures. Includes 3 scales.   "Longitude du méridien de   Paris." Vignette in lower-left corner.   "35" in ink in contemporary hand in lower-right outside margin. | \[Paris : François Buisson\] |
| | | American Theatre | "Mazeppa" "The   Somnambulist" | Announcement of a theatrical   production to be held at the American Theatre, San Francisco, Dec. 19, 1851,   a "benefit of Mrs. Burrill, under the patronage of the Monumental Fire   Company. Fifth night of … Mazeppa, and … The somnambulist." Cast list,   performance time and price of seats included. Performance by Emily Coad also   on the program. | San Francisco : Herald Print. |
| | | Beerbohm, Max, Sir, 1872-1856. | "Lord Byron, shaking the   dust of England from his shoes" | Reproduction of Beerbohm's 1904   caricature. | |
| | | Canaletto, 1697-1768. Royal   Collection (Great Britain) | "A Regatta on the Grand   Canal" | Photographic print. Original,   1732, in the Royal Collection (Great Britain) | \[London : Royal Collection\] |
| | | | "The poets calendar.   1901." | Calendar for 1901. \[6\] colored   leaves, each for 2 months of the year, fanned out against a dark green mat   and secured at bottom with a ribbon. Each leaf features a different English   poet with portrait and daisy wreath. Byron is on leaf \[4\], Sept.-Oct. The   other poets are Thomas Moore, Robert Burns, John Greenleaf Whittier, Sir   Walter Scott, and Oliver Wendell Holmes.  | |
| | | Byron, George Anson Byron,   Baron, 1789-1868. Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron, Baroness, 1792-1860.   Hodgson, Francis, 1781-1852.  | \[Four autograph items\] | Autograph address leaf with   franking signature from George Anson Byron, 7th Baron Byron, dated Mar. 6,   1838, to James Andrews at a Manchester address (6 lines). Postmarked   "Free" Mar. 6, 1838. A.L.s from Lady Byron, dated 9 July 1840 (8   lines), with accompanying envelope with note, signature and sealing wax (8   lines). Undated A.N. from Francis Hodgson concerning sermons, prayers and   baptism (6 lines).   | |
| | | Byron George Gordon Byron,   Baron, 1788-1824. | \[Autograph address leaf\] | Autograph address leaf,   unfolded, with franking signature from Byron, dated May 27, 1813, to   "Mrs. Moore/Kilmainham L\[odg\]e/nr. Dublin" (6 lines). Postmarked   "FREE" May 27, 1813. A second postmark has date May 30, 1813. Red   sealing wax. | |
| | | Chesham, Francis, 1749-1806.   Catton, Charles, 1828-1798. | "Byron" | Hand-colored engraving of   Byron's coat-of-arms. Engraved by Francis Chesham after a painting by Charles   Catton the Elder. | |
| | | | \[Robert Burns\] | Image after the Alexander   Nasmyth portrait now in the Scottish National Gallery. | |
| 119 | | | \[Byron t-shirts\] | 7 t-shirts with quotations from   Byron and Byron-related images | Hanes |
| 120 | | | \[Byron t-shirts\] | 19 t-shirts with quotations from Byron and Byron-related images | Anvil, Hanes, Jerzees and Sundod International |
| | | Sanders, George, 1774-1846.   Royal Collection (Great Britain) | \[Byron and Robert Rushton\] | Photographic print. Original,   1813-14, in the Royal Collection (Great Britain) | London : Royal Collection |
| | | Phillips, Thomas, 1770-1854. | \[Byron\] | Photographic print. Original,   1813-14, hangs in the office of John Murray. | |
| | | West, William Edward, 1788-1857 | \[Byron\] | Photographic print of 1825-26   replica of West's 1822 original portrait. The replica hangs at Harrow School. | |
| | | Walker, William, 1729-1793,   engraver. Lawrence, Thomas, Sir, 1759-1830, painter. | "Henry, Lord Brougham &   Vaux" | Engraved by Walker after a   painting by Lawrence. Engraving from private plate, inscribed," "To   the King's Most Excellent Majesty, this plate of Henry, Lord Brougham &   Vaux, Lord High Chancellor of Britain, &c. &c. &c. is with his   gracious permission respectfully dedicated by His Majesty's most dutiful   subject & servant, William Walker." | London & Edinburgh : William Walker |
| | | Clayton, William, 1934\- | "The Byron Collection" | Colored print, number 447 out of   850, signed by the artist. | Derby and London : Bemrose Editions |
| | | Peale, Rembrandt, 1778-1860.   Pendleton, John B., 1798-1866. Pendleton, William S., 1795-1879. | "Lord Byron" | "Litho. of Pendleton"   The second state of Peale's lithograph, showing Byron from left profile with   his right elbow leaning on the manuscript of Childe   Harold. | \[Boston, Mass.\] : Pendleton |
| | | Thorvaldsen, Bertel, 1770-1844.   Jensen, David Ivanovitch, 1816-1902. | \[Byron\] | Statue of Byron from left   profile, wearing a long cape and seated with left foot leaning on a broken   column, holding Childe Harold   in his left hand. Pedestal has skull at base and Greek imagery on sides:   the  owl of Minerva , the eagle of   Jupiter, Greek lettering and partial frieze.   | Copenhagen : Kongelige Porcelainsfabrik |
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