Abyssinian Slaves at Korti. Hand painted original 1847 tinted lithograph by Roberts and Haghe

This is an extremely fine Victorian lithograph, part of one of the most accomplished series of Victorian prints every made, from the celebrated book "Views in the Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt and Nubia " , published by E.G. Moon in London between 1842 and 1849. There is some very interesting information on Wikipedia on this series of lithographs. 

By: Roberts, David , R.A. and L. Haghe , lithographer

Publisher: London, F.G. Moon, 1847

Detailed Description:

In excellent fine state. . Engraving is 43 cm x 36 cm. Not cut down. Text at back of thick paper on the Portico of the Temple of Kalabshe, Nubia, proving authenticity. Loosely attached to mount card, supplied by Harold T. Storey, of 3 Cecil Court, London, along with his authenticity sticker at the back. Mount card is suitable for framing and is 51 cm by 43 cm., in excellent condition.

For South African buyers, courier with the mount is only R99 via Postnet to Postnet or The Courier Guy to towns and cities, a bit more for outlying areas.

For overseas buyers, I would prefer to send the lithograph without the mount card and protected in a roll as this would greatly reduce transport costs for you. 

This exact same print sells for up to $500 overseas, see abe.com,  so the price is an absolute bargain

From Wikipedia:

The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt, and Nubia  contained 250 lithographs by  of Roberts's watercolor sketches. 

Described as "one of the art-publishing sensations of the mid-Victorian period", it exceeded all other earlier lithographic projects in scale,and was one of the most expensive publications of the nineteenth century.. Haghe has been described by the  as "the best and most prolific lithographer of the time"

According to Professor , it has "proved to be the most pervasive and enduring of the nineteenth-century renderings of  circulated in  "