The Captivity of the Nisero Crew in Sumatra. 1884.

For Sale are Two Pages removed from "The Illustrated London News, November 8th, 1884," showing the Following Engraved Drawings for "The Captivity of the Nisero Crew in Sumatra."

                                                     Page 1.

   a- Bonga, on the coast of Sumatra, where the Nisero was wrecked, Nov. 8, 1883.
   b- Sandy Island, where the crew lived in detention.
   c- Cemetery of the seven who died.
   d- Shed inhabited by the Captives.
   e- Wreck of the Nisero, as seen ten months after she got ashore.
   f- Implements of War.
   g- Native Canoe, Stick, and Paddle.
   h- Instrument for crushing Paddy.
   i- Native Implements.
   j- Invalids of the Nisero Crew in the Hospital at Penang.

                                                      Page 2.

   a- Penang, in the straits of Malacca.
   b- Chief of Bonga.
   c- Interior of Hut, with Frames of Sleeping Bunks.
   d- Monuments of those who died.
   e- The General Hospital at penang.
   f- H.M.S. Pegasus, which brough the crew of the Nisero to Penang.
   g- Batas, Natives of the Interior.
   h- The Surviving Crew of the Nisero.-  James Grant, donkey-man., Martin Michelson, seaman.,  Laurence Muller, boatswain., Ah Foo, second Chinese cook., Franz Jacobson, seaman., James Wilson, chief engineer., Charles S. Chichton, Chief Officer., J. Thompson, Purchaser.,  W. Bradley, third Engineer.,  Thomas Budd, third officer., L. K. Moore, second officer.,  John Stanton, Fireman.,  Carl Gronn, seaman.,  Hametar Haar, seaman., George Essery, first steward.,  John Kelly, Fireman.,  Olens Holgerson, seaman.
The photograph of an Italian, named Guatino Tasserio (seaman), could not be taken, owing to illness.

Condition is Very Good.