The following are original engravings of views of Knaresborough castle, Mother Shipton's Dropping Well and the river Nidd.  Post and packing are extra.

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'The Ruins of Knaresborough Castle'  Pub. I.T. Hinton, 1830  6 x 4"  £12

'Knaresborough Castle, Yorkshire.  About a mile down the river from this castle  is St Robert's cave, the scene of the murder committed by Eugene Aram, which was discovered thirteen years afterwards.'  Pub. Dugdale circa 1840.  4 x 3"  £8

'Knaresborough Castle.'  Drawn by J. Salmon.  Engraved by E. Mansell.   Circa 1820  4½ x 3"  £12

'Dropping Well.'  Drawn by J.P. Neale.  Engraved by W. Cocke, Jnr.  Circa 1820 4 x 2½"   £8

'Perspective view of the Petrifying, or Dropping Well, & ruins of Knaresborough Castle in Yorkshire.'  Engraved for 'The Complete English Traveller.'  1770.  10½ x 6"  £25

'The Dropping Well at Knaresborough.'  Drawn by N. Whittock.  Engraved on steel by J. Shury.  Published by J.T. Hinton, London, February 1829.  6 x 4"  £12

'St Roberts Chapel, Knaresboro:'  Drawn by N. Whittock.  Engraved by J. Shury.  Published by I.T. Hinton, London, June 1830.  6 x 4"  £12