Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand

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Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand

Court-yard in the Pa, or Native village of Piptea / Hiko the son of Te Pehi Kupe (or Tupai Cupa). Plate 5. From the book: Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand
Wahi Tapu or Burial-Place Wahi tapu or burial place / Wata or provision house at Otumatua on the north shore of Cook's Strait Plate 11. From the book: Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand
Sawyers' clearing in a forest of Kauri (commonly called Cowdie). Trees on the banks of the Kaipara River. Plate 2. From the book: Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand
Port Nicholson from the hills above Pitone in 1840. Plate 3. From the book: Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand
Habour of Port Nicholson and towns of Wellington. Plate 4. From the book: Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand

item details

NameIllustrations to Adventure in New Zealand

ProductionEdward Wakefield; editor; 1845; London
Emma Wicksteed; after; 1845
Martha King; after; 1845
John Waring Saxton; after; 1845
Samuel Brees; after; 1845
Captain William Mein Smith; after; 1845
Smith, Elder, and Co.; publisher
Day & Haghe; lithographer; 1845

Classificationrare books

Materialsprinting paper, ink

Materials Summarybound book

Techniquesprinting

Registration NumberRB001053

Credit lineGift of Charles Rooking Carter

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