Page 65 of the journal

140 year old print, printed in March 1876 (Black and White). Paper 320 x 240 mm.  Page 65 and page 66 of The studies and sketches by sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A.

Paper slightly brown because of the aging process.  There are folding marks on the right hand corner of page 65 and torn marks on the left hand margin when it was torn out of the book. If you frame the image and paste it down , the latter folding marks can be cut off and it will not be visible.

This is an antique piece to collect. Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (1802 to 1873) was an artist and notable figure in the British Art...  You can read about him in Wikipedia.  There are also some art journals but especially the book on the internet of The studies and sketches by Sir Edwin Landseer from the collection of Her Majesty The Queen and other sources with a history of his Art life, published in 1876/1877.  Without paging through the book, there is a possibility that this page 65 and 66 was torn out of a copy of one of those books.

Page 66 of the journal

 I purchased this collection of very old original art and prints from an auction.  It is not always that one is so lucky to have the history written of the collection.  In the above photo Walter L. Gladstone of Court Hey, today Court Hey Park, Liverpool, U.K. purchased the art collection from the estate of R.R. Lockett on May 1907.  

You will find in Wikipedia that Court Hey can be traced back to 1783.  The grounds were acquired by Robertson Gladstone (1805 - 1875) and his son, Walter Longueville Gladstone (1846 - 1919) farmed there after his father .  Walter who purchased this set of artwork died unmarried at Prescott, Lancashire, England.  It states that the Court Hey estate remained in the hands of the Gladstone family.  After the death of Walter Longueville Gladstone in 1919, the estate was purchased  by J. Bibby and Sons (Joseph Bibby).  Recreation of the Park continued alongside a printing business from which Joseph Bibby printed his Bibby's Annuals. 

Walter L. Gladstone purchased the 1913 edition of Bibby's Annual and kept it is this leather folder.  Joseph Bibby purchased the Court Hey estate form Walter.  There is a connection of two or more people and the Bibby's Annual plays a role in their connection. 

This print of "Studies and Sketches of Sir Edwin Landseer, R.A." on sale here is part of the collection in this leather folder.  The new owner of the art collection, whoever that was, stored the collection in a safe place to preserve it.

This is the art collection I acquired from the auction.  The leather folder is more than 120 years old.  The zip still closes the folder should you want to.