The Scotch hurdy gurdy or The musical boot..
[London : M. Darly,
1762]
Satirical engraved broadside showing a large jack-boot, alluding to John Stuart, Earl of Bute, placed on a table, while the Princess of Wales and Lord Bute are, with alternate strokes of a large violin bow, playing on 4 strings, named England, Ireland, Scotland, France, that are stretched from the toe to the top of the boot (F.G. Stephens, Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum. Division I, political and personal satires v. 4, no. 3847).
According to Stephens the print was published by M. Darly and based on an etching by the George, 1st marquess of Townshend.
Directly below the image: S. Rhezzio inv. G. Oh! Garth scratchavit.
England London.