Ten Pounds Reward. Stolen – A Bay Mare..
A good example. Slight loss and minor fraying of lower margin but text unaffected
£150.00
Publisher
Greenwich 1830, Helyer, Printer, (Minerva Office) London Street, Greenwich, where Bills relating to Robberies, Losses, etc. are printed with all possible dispatch.,
Synopsis
Stolen from out of a marsh in woolwich road, on the morning of the 2nd instant, a bay mare, aged 5 years, about fifteen hands high, two white legs behind, and the off leg before white, with a white blaze down her face, a speck on the near knee, had a long bushy tail when stolen, and is a remarkably round barrelled neat mare. whoever will give information to mr. farmer, streights mouth, greenwich, shall receive a reward of ten pounds, on the conviction of the offender. greenwich, june 2nd, 1830.
Item Description
Broadside, 9 x 11 inches, printed one side as issued.
Illustrations
The interesting use of typography brings attention to this rare broadside, few of which, by their very nature, survive.
[Stock No. 18309]
Subjects
19th Century • Ephemera • Kent • North Kent