Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

Clippings accompanied by signature of Scheemaker.

Inscribed in graphite: "Juvenilia, Richard Shirley Smith."

Bottom of page: a quotation ascribed to an anonymous author, beginning, "I conceive every traveller does well to submit to his Country, observations which have arisen from local knowledge; since out of much dross it is possible some pure gold may be extracted."

Bottom of page: a quotation from William Cowper's (1731-1800) "The Task," beginning, "He travels, and expatiates; as the bee from flow'r to flow'r."

Three lines of characters are written above the label, without translation.

The third engraving depicts John Humphry on a horse.

The image shows the branch of a tree, with several leaves and large orange pods, two of which have split open to reveal black seeds within. The Latin name is given as Stercula Balanghas (see Sterculia balanghas).

Spine label applied to cloth clamshell box of Moss no. 112.

Item comprises title leaf only.