5924720 Horses pulling a carriage through an arch inscribed \'receiving mails at a Village\' (pen and ink) by Butler, Lady (Elizabeth Southerden Thompson) (1846-1933); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Horses pulling a carriage through an arch structure inscribed \'receiving mails at a Village\', a study of a walled structure with palm trees, a study of a post office. Pen and ink sketch by Elizabeth Thompson (later Lady Butler) from ?Scenes in Italy, 1860-61?, a sketchbook of pencil and pen and ink drawings, 1860-1861. This sketchbook, executed at Albaro near Genoa from the end of 1860 to the spring of 1861 and in London and Hastings thereafter, contains small pen and ink studies of Italian troops; bersaglieri, carabinieri and garibaldini as well as peasants, boatmen, priests, horsemen and carnival scenes. There are several caricature drawings comparing the armed forces of Britain, France and Piedmont.); by National Army Museum .