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1. Lincoln High Street, Two Years after the Coming of the Railways — sr john e ferneley
2. The Cambridge Telegraph Coach At The White Horse Tavern ^ Family Hotel, Fetter Lane, London — James Pollard

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1. Grey carriage horses in the coachyard at Putteridge Bury, Hertfordshire — john frederick herring ii, 1838
2. Three Brown Horses Standing Outside a Stable — william edward millner
3. Fire in London, Seen from Hampstead — Джон Констебл, 1826
4. The Frozen Thames, Looking Eastwards towards Old London Bridge, London — abraham danielsz hondius
5. The Norwich Mail at the Coach and Horses — James Pollard
6. Battersea Fun Fair, London — Дэвид Мур, 1952
7. Lincoln High Street, Two Years after the Coming of the Railways — sr john e ferneley
8. Quiz, After His Last Race At Newmarket — henry bernard chalon
9. Perrin's Court, Hampstead, London — ernest stamp, 1931
10. Changing Horses, the Exeter to London Mail Sir Henry Paton, Bt, Leading the Horse — Уильям Генри Дэвис, 1821
11. Hatchetts - The White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly — James Pollard
12. Loading the Drays at Whitbread Brewery — George Garrard
13. The Cambridge Telegraph Coach At The White Horse Tavern ^ Family Hotel, Fetter Lane, London — James Pollard
14. Чаринг Кросс Брудж, Лондон — Андре Дерен
15. A View from Somerset Gardens Looking Towards London Bridge — Каналлетто, 1755
16. Домик Ван Гога в Хакфорд Роуд, Брикстон — vincent willem van gogh, 1873
17. London Bridge — Жак-Эмиль Бланш, 1914

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1. London: Westminster Bridge under Repair — Каналлетто, 1749
2. North Country Mails At The Peacock, Islington — James Pollard
3. Changing Horses To A Post-chaise Outside The 'george' Posting-house — Чарльз Купер Хендерсон
4. View of london from the steeple of st bride's church, fleet street looking towards st paul's cathedral — Томас Аллом
5. Vespa, a brown filly, held by her owner, Sir Mark Wood, Bt — Джон Фредерик Хэрринг Старший
6. The Thames near Rotherhithe, London — Рональд Оссори Данлоп
7. А римская дорога — Николай Пуссен, 1648