[WILLIAM IV (1765-1837, King of Great Britain) and his wife ADELAIDE of Saxe-Meiningen, 1792-1849, Adelaide, Australia is named after her)]

Lithograph View, by Gauci after E. Fox, of the massive Triumphal Arch, erected in honour of their arrival in Brighton, with six galleries on either side for spectators beneath "Welcome W A", and topped by further stands, the Royal Standard (with cheering boys on the pole), the Union Flag, the White Ensign and many more, animated crowds below, Brighton Pavilion can be glimpsed through the Arch, 9" x 9", published by E. Burn, 23 North Street, Brighton, for 30th August laid down by side margin only of blank verso, one or two slight rubbings



Item Date:  1830

Stock No:  55109      £125

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