Debt posters & prints

Credit is dead, the bad debtors have killed it French School

A New Way to Pay the National-Debt Anonymous

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

Edmund Kean in Philip Massinger's A New Way to Pay Old Debts George Clint

Interior of a Debtors' Prison, The Fleet Illustration Anonymous

Letter from Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector, to General George Monck Richard Cromwell

Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors Philips Galle

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

A Rake's Progress; plate VII of VIII William Hogarth

A Cool Customer Anonymous

Satire on the national debt, 1782 (1785) Francis Jukes

The Kentish lottery - or a new way to pay old debts Anonymous

John Bull and the sinking fund James Gillray

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

The Nautical Debt of 1782 Elizabeth Henriette Phelps

A tenant who owes three terms, plate 20 from the series 'Tenants and owners', Honore Daumier

Scene VII: The Rake in Prison, 1735 William Hogarth

Sir Cecils budget for paying the national debt Thomas Rowlandson

Scene VII: The Rake in Prison, 1735 William (after) Hogarth

The Road to Ruin William Powell Frith (after)

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

Fleet Prison, London Anonymous

The faith of treaties exemplified or John Bull's last effort to oblige his false friends Anonymous

The Faith of Treaties Exemplified or John Bull's Last Effort to Oblige His False Friends Anonymous

The Distrest Poet, December 15, 1740 William Hogarth

A Real Jubilee Memorial Anonymous

The End of the Game of Cards, 1865 Jean-Louis Ernest Meissonier

Ah! Mr Bilk'em how d'ye do? ... Anonymous

A Monument dedicated to Posterity, 1720 Bernard Picart

The South Sea Bubble, print made by Thomas Boys, 1825 English School

A Rake's Progress; plate IV of VIII William Hogarth

Plate IV of A Rake's Progress William Hogarth

Crédit est Mort (Credit is dead), Early 19th cen Anonymous

View of Snow Hill undergoing improvements, 1803 William Capon

Passages in the Life of a Subaltern Anonymous