Original Vintage 1949 Fashion Plate Prints by Heideloff & Ackermann 1790–1822

As shown. See all photos. Found among my mother’s belongings. These appear to be pages pulled from a book. I wouldn’t have dated these 1949, but the internet told me so. No idea what the pencil notations in bottom left of each one mean. Price is for all four (4). 7” x 9”

12. Green promenade pelisse of gros de Naples and a patent lace ruff with black satin bonnet

11. Walking dress of grey merino. Swansdown muff and rose-pink satin bonnet

13. Morning dress of embroidered clear lawn, the cap a French cornette

2. Ladies in plain calico morning dresses and hats trimmed with ribands and ostrich feathers

Nicolaus Heideloff (1761–1837) was a German printmaker and publisher who, after fleeing Paris during the French Revolution, established himself in London and became known for his "Gallery of Fashion" series of costume plates, published monthly 1794–1803.

Rudolph Ackermann (1764–1834) was an Anglo-German bookseller, inventor, lithographer, publisher and businessman.