"London & York" Royal Mail Coach
with Dick Turpin's Ride to York

Reference Number:- Sprake Number:- Godden Number:-
st 8   STG201 73b
 

Image of two silks in one frame, being st260-The Good Old Days, without the winter background, and st152-Dick Turpin's ride to York, with 6 line poem.

Words:
Woven on silk:-
 

Printed on card-mount:-

 
The "LONDON & YORK" Royal Mail Coach,
COMMENCED RUNNING IN THE YEAR 1706. 

 
 
[image of st 416 silk]
 
 
From the "BLACK SWAN," HOLBORN, LONDON,
To the "BLACK SWAN," CONEY STREET, YORK. 
 
 
 
DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK,
ON HIS BONNY BLACK BESS,
1739 

 
 
[image of st 152 silk]
 
  
WOVEN IN THE
YORK EXHIBITION,
1879.
Right onward she went till she staggered and dropped,
But her limbs only failed when her heart pulse had stopped;
May the steed that comes nigh her in courage and fire;
Carry rider more worthy to make her heart tire;
Though she saved him, and died to prove what she could do,
Yet her life was most precious by far of the two.
Eliza Cook.
 
THOMAS STEVENS
INVENTOR & MANUFACTURER,
COVENTRY & LONDON.
 
Size:
Card-mount:
cm deep by cm wide

silk:
cm high by cm wide

Comments:
Both Sprake and Godden note the existence of this double silk.

The two silks which comprise the double are:

The London & York Royal Mail Coach - st 416
Dick Turpin's ride to York, with 6 line poem - st 152

 



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