"the Glory Of The Confederate Armies" Printing On 18th Century Fabric

"The Glory of the Confederate Armies" Printing on 18th century fabric
From the collection of Ernest Lehr, historian, jurisconsult and numismatist
On the back of the frame, Annotation from one of his descendants
Printing on silk in the format of 65 by 69 cm ( silk partially flared at the central fold)
Under frame in the format of 74 by 77.5 cm
"The Glory of the Confederate Armies" illustrated by a emblazoned description Of 28 flags and 35 deployed standards
taken from the French and the Bavarians By the Confederate troops of His British Majesty's Empire and the United Provinces on August 2, 1704 Victorious army commanded by John Duke of Marlborough (battle of Bleinheim and Hochstad)
Under the auspices of the august Queen Anne, Queen of Great Britain
This "illuminated drawing" d ' after Rob. Spofforth sculpture, is very humbly dedicated
to His Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, Grand Admiral of England.