Description
save-alls were devices which allowed candles to burn down to the bottom
View of the west end of Moorgate Street
To the left is a printing press
Close up of a naked male statue
Mount Vesuvius, as represented at the Surrey Zoological Gardens, London Size:S: 36 x 28cm save-alls were devices which allowed'Mount Vesuvius, as represented at the Surrey Zoological Gardens', London, 1837. A recontstruction of an eruption of the volcano Vesuvius, showing lava, flames and smoke pouring from the crater. A note below the title explains that the image can be held up to the light to enhance the effect: This print is first seen by day, & upon holding it before the light it exhibits the eruption, conveying the idea, the wonderful works of nature.
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