Metallic oxide tints Size:M: 75 x 60cm Warwick Lane

Warwick Lane

The then two-fold World Champions had left a poor impression in the 1966 tournament

' showing a carriage full of people leaving London and a smartly-dressed woman in a crinoline at London Bridge Wharf

Even as early as the late Victorian period

by David Steel (Gatehouse of Fleet) and Ronald Sanderson (East Lothian) on behalf of the Porker Club

Metallic oxide tints Size:M: 75 x 60cm Warwick LaneMetallic oxide tints, produced when a battery is discharged through a fine metallic wire, causing it to explode. From left to right: gold, silver, copper, iron, tin and lead. Illustration from Elements of galvanism, in theory and practice, by Charles Henry Wilkinson (London, 1804) the 'Lecturer on Galvanism in Soho square'. Original: engraving. 1804