Lyon & Turnbull Books and Rare Mauscripts catalogue by Mike Bascombe

Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday, 29th August, 2012 33 Broughton Place Edinburgh

Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs including

Stobhall: The Library - The Property of Viscount Strathallan and

Books from The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Part V Wednesday 29th August 2012 at 11am Sale Number LT359 Viewing Sunday 26th August 2pm - 5pm Monday 27th August 10am - 5pm Tuesday 28th August 10am - 5pm Morning of Sale from 9am Specialists Simon Vickers simon.vickers@lyonandturnbull.com Cathy Marsden cathy.marsden@lyonandturnbull.com

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LY O N & T U R N B U L L Order of Sale

Lots

1-370

STOBHALL: THE LIBRARY

371-379

ATLASES, MAPS & PRINTS

380-391

CONTINENTIAL

392-399

HISTORY & MILITARY

400-435

LITERATURE

436-446

MANUSCRIPTS

447-484

MISCELLANEOUS

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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TRAVEL & TOPOGRAPHY

509-527

BOOKS FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND: PART V

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Stobhall: The Library. The property of Viscount Strathallan Stobhall is one of the ancestral seats of the Drummond family and original home of the Drummond chiefs. In 1367 Sir John Drummond received a royal grant of the land of Stobhall which had been owned by the family of his wife, Mary Montfichet. Their daughter Annabella married the future Robert III of Scotland and became his Queen. Queen Annabella died in 1401 and is an ancestress of all succeeding sovereigns of Scotland and the United Kingdom. In 1491 the first Lord Drummond obtained permission from the King to build a fortified castle. This he did near Crieff and called it Drummond Castle. Thereafter Stobhall was kept as a secondary Estate, and used for fishing and hunting by the family. However when Cromwell invaded Scotland Drummond Castle was occupied by his troops and rendered uninhabitable. The then Earl of Perth returned to Stobhall and, finding it too small, built the Dower House and other buildings. James Drummond, 3rd Duke of Perth, was born in France but returned to Scotland in 1734 to live at Drummond Castle with his mother. He was one of Prince Charles Edward Stuartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s closest commanders and he was involved in the siege of Carlisle. Clan Drummond fought as Jacobites at both the Battle of Falkirk (1746) and the Battle of Culloden in 1746. At the Battle of Culloden James Drummond, 3rd Duke of Perth, commanded the left wing. He survived the battle, but died on board a boat escaping to France and was buried at sea. His brother Lord John Drummond went into exile in France. Their cousin, William Drummond, 4th Viscount Strathallan, was killed during the battle. For their support of the Jacobite Stuarts through the risings of 1715 and 1745 the property and titles of the Drummonds were twice forfeited. It was not until 1853, through an Act of Parliament, that the title of Earl of Perth and other forfeited titles were restored to George Drummond. Some volumes in the library have been in the family for generations but many were purchased by John David Drummond, 17th Earl of Perth (1907-2002), statesman, banker, collector and bibliophile. With the help of Dudley Massey, of Pickering and Chatto, and John Collins of Maggs Bros., he built up a library of Scottish and English literature, fine bindings, natural history and travel. He concentrated on two fields: Scottish history, particularly the Jacobite cause, and natural history, and was particularly delighted when he was able to purchase a significant portion of the Drummond library which turned up at auction in Germany in the early 1960â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s as part of the estate of a Baron Munchausen. A valuable selection of his library was sold in London in November 2003.

LY O N & T U R N B U L L Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs

1 “MacDiarmid, Hugh” [Grieve, Christopher Murray] Selected lyrics. Verona: Bodoni, 1977. 4to., portrait before title, number 84 of 135 copies, original quarter vellum with blue and white flower patterned boards, grey slipcase £200-300 2 “MacDiarmid, Hugh” [Grieve, Christopher Murray] Direadh I, II and III. Frenich: Kulgin Duval and Colin H. Hamilton, 1974. First edition, 4to., number 12 of 200 copies, signed by author, contemporary quarter red leather gilt, grey slipcase; [Idem] Three hymns to Lenin. Edinburgh: Castle Wynd Printers, [1957]. 8vo., original red cloth gilt and original blue dust jacket (2) £150-250

3 “MacDiarmid, Hugh” [Grieve, Christopher Murray] The kind of poetry I want. Edinburgh: K.D. Duval, 1961. 4to., number 68 of 300 copies signed by the author, quarter vellum with decorative brown and cream printed patterned boards, slipcase £200-250 4 “MacDiarmid, Hugh” [Grieve, Christopher Murray] - Frans Masereel A drunk man looks at a thistle. Falkland: Kulgin Duval and Colin H. Hamilton, 1969. 4to., 8 woodcut illustrations by Frans Masereel, number 145 of 160 copies signed by the author, illustrator and printer, quarter vellum with blue and cream printed pattern to covers, slight splitting to slipcase £400-600

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6 1715 Jacobite Rebellion - Royal Proclamation By the King, a Proclamation requiring all His Majesty’s Subjects to Repair to his Camp... given at our Court at Scoon, this Tenth Day of January, 1716, and in the Fifteenth Year of our Reign, By His Majesty’s Command, Mar. Perth: Printed by Mr Robert Freebairn, 1716. Broadside, 41 x 32cm., woodcut initial letter, very wide margins Note: A rare royal proclamation, requiring all noblemen “and all other subjects fit to bear arms, furthwith to repair to Our Camp at Perth, or where it shall happen to be for the time, with their best Horses, Arms and Accoutrements” and that the proclamation be “pass to the Mercat-Crosses of the Head-burghs of the several shires... and all other places... and that printed copies be sent to the Sheriffs.. and to send Doubles therof of the several Paroch-Churches and Meeting Houses.. that the same may be Published and Read by the Mininsters from the Pulpits immediately after Divine Service..” Rare. Only 2 copies traced: BL and NLS. £300-400

5 1715 Jacobite Rebellion - Broadside The speeches of the six condemn’d Lords, at their tryals in Westminster-Hall: as also, the last speech of James, Earl of Derwentwater, who was beheaded on Tower-Hill, February 24. 171516. Broadside, three woodcuts at head, 39 x 30cm Note: The woodcuts were clearly not cut for the broadside they illustrate, being at least 50 and possibly as much as 100 years older than the 1716 executions. Of the six lords condemned, three (Widdrington, Carwath and Nairn) were reprieved, Nithsdale escaped from the Tower on February 23rd 1716. Kenmure, who had raised the Royal Standard in October 1715, thus commencing the Rising, and Derwentwater were the only lords actually to be executed. Rare. Only one copy known: Bodleian, Oxford. [ESTC T150133] £300-400

7 18th Century Literature [Anon.] Three tracts on the corn-trade. London: [Charles Smith], 1766. Small 4to., contemporary half calf, relevant newspaper clippings pasted to endpapers, [ESTC T50306], spine and boards rubbed, lower joint cracking, foxing to first few and last few pages; Addison, Joseph The free-holder... London: Jacob and Richard Tonson, 1758. 8vo., 1758 publication of the complete 55 issues of the celebrated news-sheet, modern half morocco, [ESTC N6554], some slight dust soiling; Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester Secret memoirs... written during his life, and now published from an old manuscript never printed, to which is added a preface by Dr. Drake. London: Sam Briscoe, 1706. 8vo., contemporary speckled calf, [ESTC T145844], slight rubbing and chipping to spine, some light dustsoiling; [Colquhoun, Patrick] A treatise on the police of the metropolis... London: C. Dilly, 1796. 8vo., contemporary calf, [ESTC T99184], joints splitting, slightly rubbed, some spotting to pages, occasional pencil annotations; Webb, Daniel An inquiry into the beauties of painting... London: R. and J. Dodsley, 1760. First edition, 8vo., Bowyer’s records show 1000 copies printed, [ESTC T131072], original boards, dust soiled, with title and author written on spine in biro, some soiling to endpapers and title; Lindsay, Robert The history of Scotland... Edinburgh: Charles Elliot, 1778. 8vo., contemporary calf, [ESTC T083320], spine rebacked, hinges cracking, some rubbing to spine and covers, some light spotting; Ramsay, Allan The gentle shepherd... Edinburgh: 1776. 8vo., engraved portrait, 5 engraved plates, contemporary calf, [ESTC T119623], slight rubbing, occasional spotting and slight offsetting onto title; Salmon, [Nathaniel] A short view of the families of the Scottish nobility. London: W. Owen. Large 12mo., contemporary calf, [ESTC T48231], plate on the rules of borrowing from the library of D.C. Thomson and Co. Ltd. (Dundee) attached to the front free-endpaper, a few embossed library stamps, some slight dust and damp soiling, spine rebacked, slightly rubbed; Wharton, Philip, duke of Wharton. The life and writings... London: the Bookfellers, 1732. 8vo., 2 volumes, titles in red and black, modern half calf; and 40 others (50) £300-500

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8 19th Century Literature Doyle, Richard The foreign tour of Messrs. Brown, Jones and Robinson... London: Bradbury & Evans, 1854. First edition, 4to., contemporary maroon morocco gilt, a little rubbed, edges gilt, slight soiling to endpapers; [Anon.] Sketches of the intrinsic strength, military and naval force of France and Russia. The Hague: [N.p.], 1803. 4to., contemporary quarter tree calf, with vellum corners, part 1 only, slight rubbing to spine and soiling to boards, slight spotting to endpapers; Knight, Richard Payne An analytical inquiry into the principles of taste. London: T. Payne, 1805. Second edition, 8vo., contemporary calf, rubbed, lower board detached, upper joint split, occasional internal spotting; A’Beckett, Gilbert Abbott. The comic history of England. London, Bradbury, Agnew & Co., [N.d. - 1840s?] 8vo., volumes 1 and 2 (of 4), 20 hand coloured engraved plates, modern red calf gilt, one original cover pasted to back free-endpaper, edges gilt, very slight rubbing to covers; Millais, John Guille. The life and letters of Sir John Everett Millais. London: Methuen & Co., 1899. 4to., 2 volumes, original blue cloth gilt, spotting to endpapers and a few plates, covers slightly rubbed, spines and edges a little bumped; D’Israeli, Isaac. Narrative poems. London: John Murray, 1803. 4to., original green boards, spotting to boards, spine lacking, pages slightly darkened; Chambers, Robert Traditions of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: W. & C. Tait, 1825. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary half morocco, gilt spines with thistle motifs, rubbing to jonts and corners, occasional spotting; Jewsbury, Geraldine E. Angelo... London: Grant and Griffith, 1856. 8vo., 5 hand-coloured plates; Bound withLee, Mrs. Playing at settlers... London: Grant and Griffith, 1855. 8vo., 4 handcoloured engraved plates, contemporary half calf, boards and spine rubbed, some spotting; and a quantity of others £300-400 9 20th Century Literature Waugh, Evelyn Helena, 1950 (dust jacket torn); [Idem] Scoop. 1933, lacking dust jacket; [Idem] Officers and gentlemen, 1955; [Idem] Men at arms, 1952; [Idem] Scott-King’s modern Europe, 1947 (two copies, one foxed); [Idem] The ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold, 1957; these all London: Chapman and Hall, First editions, 8vo., blue cloth, mostly with dust jackets, some small tears to dust jackets and occasional soiling to covers; Rackham, Arthur A midsummer-night’s dream. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1908. 4to., colour frontispiece, 39 Hentschel colour-type illustrations, original quarter cloth gilt, some fading to spine and darkening to boards, corners and edges of boards rubbed; Chesterton, G.K. The incredulity of Father Brown. London: Cassell and Company, 1926. First edition, 8vo., original cloth, some soiling to covers and slight foxing; [Idem] The grave of Arthur. London: Faber and Faber, 1930. 8vo., coloured illustration by Celia Fiennes, number 187 of 350 copies signed by the author; James, Henry. The awkward age. London: William Heinemann, 1899. 8vo., blue cloth, some soiling and fading to covers and spine, hinges cracking; Fabian Society Fabian tracts, 1 - 99. London: The Fabian Society, 1884-1922. 8vo., bound in red cloth, some soiling to covers and spine, some internal foxing and soiling; de Saint-Expuéry, Antoine Le petit prince. Paris: Libraire Gallimard, 1946. 8vo., original covers and wrapper, slight dust soiling to covers; and 16 others (28) £200-300 10

10 A Birthday Book designed by H.R.H. the Princess Beatrice Signatures of British and German royal families London: Smith, Elder, 1881. 4to, signed “Frederica”, Osborne, 9 Jan. 1887; Louise of Wales, Dec.13th, 1887; Louise, Windsor Castle, 18 March, 1884; Victoria Battenberg, 12 July 1887; Victoria Princess of Prussia, April 12 1887; Beatrice, Osborne, 21 Jan. 1883; Margaret Princess of Prussia, April 22, 1887; Arthur, Windsor Castle, 10 Dec. 1885; Victoria Reg., Windsor Castle, March 11, 1888; Louis Battenberg, Alice of Hesse, Windsor Castle, July 12, 1887; Henry of Battenberg; Marie, Windsor Castle; Frederick William Crown Prince of Germany and Prussia, Windsor Castle, 12 July 1887; Victoria Crown Princess of Germany & Prussia & Princess Royal, 12 July 1887; Maud of Wales, and others, chromolithographed plates, original cloth, slightly rubbed £150-250 11 Adair, John The description of the sea-coast and islands of Scotland. Edinburgh: [N.p.], 1703. Large folio, 11 maps, mostly double page, ‘A New and Exact map of the River Clyde’ with coloured outlines, very occasional spotting to maps, some slight dust soiling, later purple cloth, retaining part of contemporary spine, some fading to covers £1,000-1,500

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12 Adamson, John The muses welcome to the high and mighty Prince James... at his Majesties happie returne to his olde and native Kingdome of Scotland, after 14 years absence, in anno 1618. Edinburgh, [Andreas Hart], 1618. Folio, 2 parts in one volume, woodcut portrait frontispiece, contemporary panelled calf gilt with central gilt diamond design, lower joint repaired, [STC 141, 142] £200-250 13 Albert, Prince Consort - hand-coloured lithograph with moveable flaps Prince Albert’s stock, or the royal fashion for 1843, which is to continue for the succeeding ten years. Hand-coloured lithograph, with flaps opening to reveal a multitude of babies and infants. London: W. Spooner, [1843], 38 x 28cm., light soiling, short marginal tear; [Cut out toy]. To the admirers of ingenuity this little chariot and six horses which cuts out of a sheet of paper and folds into a pleasing ornament is humbly dedicated. London: S. & J. Fuller, [c.1820]. Folio, handcoloured engraving, short marginal tears; [Windsor] Watercolour copy of a Windsor view by Paul Sandby, 22 x 31cm., on card; [Caricature] Watercolour sketch of a man in a red coat slumped asleep in a chair, c.1800, 25 x 20cm (4) £200-300

14 Albin, Eleazar A natural history of birds. London: printed for the author and sold at William Innys, 1731-1740. First edition (volumes 1 and 2 are first issue, volume 3 is second issue) 4to., 3 volumes, 306 hand-coloured plates, volumes 1 and 2 bound in contemporary calf with foliate gilt tooled borders, volume 2 bears a gilt quatrefoil motif on the covers, volume 3 is bound in lighter contemporary calf with gilt spine decorated with thistle motifs, some slight rubbing to spines, volume 2 neatly rebacked, neatly repaired closed tear to plate 10 in volume 2, paper flaw to plate 36 in volume 3 resulting in light fold across bird’s tail (3) £5,000-7,000 See also frontispiece on page 2 15 Albin, Eleazar A natural history of spiders and other insects. London: printed by John Tilly for R. Montagu..., 1736. 4to., engraved frontispiece and 53 engraved plates, uncoloured, contemporary calf gilt, some rubbing to covers and spine £600-800

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16 Albin, Eleazar The history of esculent fish. London: printed for Edward Jeffery, 1794. First edition, 4to.,18 hand coloured engraved plates and 7 engraved end-pieces by Albin, extra-illustrated with two original drawings (one coloured) of fishermen, an engraving of fisherfolk by Wheatly, 8 early engravings of Dutch estates with waterways and lakes and 4 quarto sized hand coloured engraved plates from William Wood’s Illustrations of British Fresh-Water Fish [1842-43], contemporary marbled boards, half calf corners and spine sensitively repaired, bookplate of Henry A. Sherwin, 1895, some offsetting onto text £1,500-2,000 17 Album Vilmorin The vegetable garden. London: Holland Press, 1986. Large folio, quarter red morocco, 35 colour plates, slight damp staining to Plates 24 and 32, minor foxing £200-300

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18 Aldam, W.H. A quaint treatise on “Flees and the art a artyfichall flee making” London: J.B. Day, 1876. 4to, 2 chromolithographed plates, and 24 specimen flies in 22 sunken mounts, original green pictorial cloth, some spotting, extremities worn, cloth slightly marked, upper hinge weak, inscriptions on front endpaper £600-800 19 Anderson, Aeneas A narrative of the British embassy to China. London: J. Debrett, 1795. 4to, calf, some discolouration and soiling, lacks half-title, worn, joints split £200-300 20 Anderson, James Selectus diplomatum & numismatum Scotiae… Edinburgh: Ruddiman, Thomas, 1739. Folio, engraved frontispiece, 179 engraved plates bound into text, plus one loose plate and one placed within text on p.79 with no loss to text, title printed in red and black, contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt, [ESTC T133809] slight rubbing to covers and minor cracking to spine, very clean copy with minor offsetting onto title £200-300 18

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23 Ashendene Press Berners, Juliana, Dame A treatyse of fisshynge with an angle. London: Ashendene Press, 1903. 8vo., one of 150 copies, woodcut frontispiece, vellum gilt £1,000-1,500 24 Atlas - Grosjean, Georges Mapamundi. The Catalan Atlas of the Year 1375, edited by Georges Grosjean. Zurich: URS Graf, 1978. Tall folio, contemporary quarter calf, 6 coloured card panels showing map, dust jacket slightly torn with very minor soiling £200-300 25 Bacon, Francis Sylva sylvarum, or a natural history in ten centuries. London: W. Rawley, 1664. 4to., [ESTC R12044] engraved portrait and additional engraved title, contemporary calf with blind tooled decoration and the initials ‘PC’ embossed in black into covers, a few internal spots but largely very clean, a few slight marginal tears with no loss of text, slight rubbing to covers and spine, minor dampstaining to table £250-350

26 Balfour, Sir James The historical works ... published from the original manuscripts in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates ... Edinburgh: W. Aitchison, 1824. First edition, 8vo, 4 volumes, engraved portrait in volume 1, contemporary calf gilt, spines a little rubbed, some foxing to endpapers and title page, slight offsetting in volume 1 (4) £200-250

21 Architectural drawings — Tullibardine Chapel, Perthshire Plans, elevations and sections of the chapel of Tullibardine by James Gillespie Graham, ?Orepoill, 1845. 8 numbered pen and ink drawings, heightened in watercolour, 20 x 32.5, mounted on card, captioned, half calf folder, with ornate manuscript title on upper cover, loosely inserted are 3 lithographed prints of Tullibardine Chapel, and 3 uncaptioned architectural drawings of unidentified ecclesiastical buildings, with watercolour wash £300-400

27 Battle of Falkirk - Wolfe, James Copy on paper watermarked 1809 of the letter of Captain (later MajorGeneral) James Wolfe to his uncle William Sotheron, of Pomfret/Pontefract, reporting the outcome of the Battle of Falkirk, 17 Jan. 1746, with a reduced scale early 19th century plan of the battle of Falkirk, nineteenth century half morocco, t.e.g., library stamp on map of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the City of New York £100-150

22 Armorial China. Illustrations of armorial China. Privately Printed, 1887. Folio, limited to 100 copies, 24 chromolithographed plates, original vellum-backed boards, hinges weak, joints splitting, binding soiled £150-250

28 Beckford, William - David Moyses Memoirs of the affairs of Scotland. Edinburgh: G. Crawfurd, 1755. First edition, 12mo, contemporary calf, g.e., William Beckford’s copy with his notes on front free endpaper, bookplates of J. Dawson Brodie and Henry J.B. Clements, joints rubbed £150-200

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29 Billings, Robert William The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland. Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1845-1852. Folio, 4 volumes, 4 engraved titles, 240 plates, later green half morocco, edges gilt, some fading to spines, small scratch to volume 1, occasional foxing (4) £150-200 30 Bindings Masefield, John. Poems. New York: Macmillan, 1953. 8vo., 4 volumes, contemporary blue half morocco gilt, some rubbing to joints and edges; Maxwell, Herbert, Sir Memories of the months. London: Edward Arnold, 1901-1903. 8vo., 3 volumes, plates, contemporary vellum with gilt tooled foliate border decoration, some marginal spotting and soiling to covers; Du Maurier, George The Martian. London: Harper & Brothers, 1898; Trilby. London: Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1895; Peter Ibbetson. London: James R. Osgood, McIlvaine & Co., 1896. 8vo., plates, contemporary green morocco gilt, blue cloth gilt spines and covers attached to endpapers and preserved, spines faded, joints cracking, occasional spotting; Poe, Edgar Allan Complete works. London: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1902. 8vo., 10 volumes, contemporary red morocco, spines gilt, t.e.g., some darkening to edges of covers and pages, some joints cracked with a few covers detaching; Wharton, Grace and Philip The wits and beaux of society. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, [1860?] 8vo., 2 volumes, plates, later blue half morocco gilt, some slight rubbing to covers; Strachey, Lytton Queen Victoria. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1921.; Eminent Victorians. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1918; Elizabeth and Essex... New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., [1928]; Books and Characters... New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1922.; 8vo., red half morocco, spines gilt, slight soiling to spines and rubbing to some spines and corners (23) £200-300 31 Bindings Bernard Shaw, George Selected plays. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1948. 8vo., 4 volumes, contemporary quarter red morocco gilt, marbled boards. t.e.g.; Fielding, Henry The history of Tom Jones... London: James Cochrane and Co., 1831. 8vo., 2 volumes, engraved portrait and frontispiece, 7 engraved plates, later red morocco gilt, gilt doublures, t.e.g., very slight rubbing to covers; Hone, William The every day book or a guide to the year... London: William Tegg, 18261827. 4to., 4 volumes (2 volumes of the “Every Day Book”, 1 “Year Book” and 1 “Table Book”), engraved portrait, 3 engraved frontispieces, later green half morocco, t.e.g., spines faded and slightly rubbed, covers a little soiled, occasional spotting; Ruskin, John Modern painters. London: George Allen, 1903. 8vo., 6 volumes, 78 (of 88?) plates, brown half morocco, spines gilt, spines rubbed, occasional spotting (16) £200-300

32 Bindings - Jacobite Interest [Dalrymple, David, Sir (Editor)] Memorials and letters relating to the history of Britain in the reign of James the first... Glasgow: printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis for the university, 1762. First edition, 8vo., 2 volumes, later tree calf with gilt tooled border decoration, slight rubbing to spines and covers; Hogg, James The Jacobite relics of Scotland... Edinburgh: printed for William Blackwood, 1819-1821. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary calf, gilt tooled spines, edges gilt, very slight rubbing to spines; Doran, Dr. London in the Jacobite times. London: Richard Bentley & Son, 1877. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary half calf with gilt tooled spines, slight rubbing to spines; Aikin, [Lucy] Memoirs of the court of King James the First. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1822. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary calf gilt, edges gilt, covers sensitively repaired, very slightly rubbed, foxing to initial pages; Charles, George History of the transactions in Scotland...1715-16 and 1745-46... Stirling: printed for George Charles, 1817. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary half calf gilt, slight rubbing to covers and spines, occasional internal foxing and darkening; Cockburn, Henry Thomas, Lord An examination of the trials for sedition...in Scotland. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1888. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary red half calf, very clean copy, slight fading to spines; and 1 other (12) Note: Annotations to the endpapers of Lucy Aikin’s work in pencil read: “...I wish Lucy would take up the needle and darn stockings instead of History - she would then be more harmlessly employed than in leading unhappy readers with open appetites into the purchase of literary aliment already reduced by a caput mortuum by repeated stewings -” £400-500 33 Blair-Adam - Adam, William, Rt. Hon. A letter to Rear-Admiral Adam, M.P., from his father, introductory to Observations on the Blair-Adam Estate. [Blair-Adam, Privately Printed], 1834. 9 lithographed plates, 1 folding; Observations on the woods and plantations of Blair-Adam. [Blair-Adam, Privately Printed], 1834. 2 parts, 5 folding plans (three coloured) and 3 plates, contemporary russia gilt, with 6pp. A.L.S. from William Adam to the Duke of Bedford regarding the genesis of the work and Lord Bedford’s “intensive and accurate information on the subjects to which my work relates”, Berkeley Square, Jan. 13 1835; Blair-Adam Garden, with a plan and views. [Blair-Adam, Privately Printed], 1834. 13 lithographed plates, 3 folding plans and sections, bound in 2 volumes, latter volume green morocco gilt, presentation copy to The Duke of Bedford, Berekely Square, Jan. 7. 1835, The Duke of Bedford’s copy with bookplate, neatly rebacked retaining original spine, g.e. (2) Note: The books were published at the expense of William Adam, father of the architects John, Robert and James Adam, and were privately printed for distribution to friends. They have a strong resemblance to the handful of books which were shortly to be issued by the Blair Adam Press, which are of great rarity. This publication has its origin in the Blair Adam Club (of which the members were William Clerk, Adam Fergusson, Walter Scott, William Adam and five others), the work being the suggestion of Walter Scott. £600-800 15

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36 Boethius, Hector Scotorum historiae a prima gentis origine. [Paris: De Puys, 1527] First edition, folio, engraved title in red and black ink, with another further on in black, some woodcut initials, [USTC 145871] some marginal annotations, slight spotting to fol. XCVI-XCVIII and hole in fol. CCXXV with loss of several words, very clean copy, contemporary calf with slight rubbing to covers £800-1,000 37 Bolton, James An history of fungusses, growing about Halifax. Halifax & Huddersfield: for the author, 1788-91. First edition, 4 volumes including supplement, 4to, uncoloured frontispiece and 182 handcoloured plates, modern red half calf with marbled sides, spines gilt, some spotting, chiefly to the text £1,500-2,000 38 Book of Common Prayer Edinburgh: Robert Young, 1637. First edition, folio, title printed in red and black, 2 cancelled leaves at end, contemporay calf, joints skilfully repaired, half morocco folding case, Roger Twysden’ s copy with his signature on the title page Note: The first Scottish Prayer Book, prepared for the Episcopal Church of Scotland under the direction of Archbishop Laud, and thus 34

34 Blome, Richard The gentlemans recreation. London: S. Roycroft for Richard Blome, 1686. Folio, 2 parts in one volume, engraved frontispiece and 85 plates including 10 plates of subscribers’ arms, woodcuts in the text, title printed in red and black, license leaf before title, neatly rebacked retaining old marbled boards, corners neatly repaired, [Wing B3213], Viscount Mersey, Bignor Park - J. Hamilton Leigh - Viscount Strathallan copy with bookplates, a good copy £1,000-1,500 35 Blome, Richard Britannia: or a geographical description of the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland... London: printed by Thomas Roycroft for the undertaker, Richard Blome, 1673. First edition, folio, 24 pages of engraved armorials, engraved portrait, 2 maps (of 50), contemporary calf, spine rebacked, some rubbing to covers, [Wing B3207], some marginal darkening and slight darkening to maps £100-150

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commonly known as “Laud’s Liturgy”, or “Laud’s Book”. This was an extremely controversial book. Laud first visited Scotland in 1633, and was shocked by ecclesiastical conditions there. Laud was the guiding force behind a proposal by Charles I to issue new canons and a new prayer-book for the Scottish church. The work was entrusted to Scottish bishops, but their final text was sent to the king for revision, and once again Laud played a major role. When the book was published the Presbyterian Scots regarded it as an imposition, and it soon led to the first Bishops’ War, a step towards the Civil War and the eventual death of Laud and Charles. The sensitive nature of this volume can be inferred from the numerous signs of last-minute changes; for a description of press corrections, suppressed settings, etc. see The Bibliotheck, V (1967), pp.1-23. The most noteworthy change in plans was the decision to cancel a final part of the Psalter headed “Certaine Godly Prayers”. Copies of the first edition retain the catchword “Certaine” at the foot of the last leaf, though the Psalter was soon reset, and the catchword cropped. In fact two further leaves (kk7-8) were actually printed, but they have been cancelled in almost all known copies. The present copy is one of a very few which survive with these leaves present; they have been neatly crossed through in ink, but were never removed. Only two other such copies are noted by the STC, at the Bodleian and Morgan Library.

Sir Roger Twysden served in the Short Parlament until its dissolution in October, 1640. He became a prominent participant in the royalist cause and was imprisoned for several years. [STC 16606] £2,000-3,000 39 Bookbinding - Gemma O’Connor The Tain. Translated by Thomas Kinsella, with brush drawings by Louis Le Brocquy. Dublin: Dolmen Press, 1969. 4to, one of 1750 copies, this copy specially bound by Gemma O’Connor in full black morocco, the upper cover bearing the onlaid profile of a bull in scarlet morocco set amid a design of gilt and blind whorls; the lower cover decorated with outline figures in red of two warriors bearing gilt shields; the spine carrying the legend Tain Bo Cuailnge in Gaelic characters again onlaid in red; red reversed hide doublures, Fabriano end-papers, all edges gilt, in half black morocco felt-lined book-form folding box £300-500 40 Bookbinding - Gemma O’Connor Gross, Anthony The very rich hours of Le Boulvé. Rampant Lions Press, 1980. First edition, 4to., limited to 135 copies, one of 120 signed by Anthony Gross, 26 etchings and engravings on copper by Anthony Gross, burgundy morocco binding with green, red-brown and tan morocco onlays, and tooled in gilt, the Earl of Perth’s crest at foot of spine, t.e.g., dark green morocco and pale green suede doublures, folding morocco-backed buckram box, 2 autograph letters, and 1 postcard, from Gemma O’Connor to Lord Perth loosely inserted £400-600

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41 Bookbinding - Susan Allix A flora. Words about flowers from sixteen authors. London: S. Allix, 1992. 4to, number 5 of 26 copies, one of 4 de luxe copies, with 2 original watercolours, one on vellum, 23 etched plates (6 with handcolouring), 7 lino cuts and 2 woodcuts, full dark green Oasis morocco, with onlays of red and green poppy and leaf designs, with central panel cut away to reveal original drawing, spine with opening “shutters”, apricot silk doublures, folding box, with original prospectus and correspondence from Susan Allix loosely inserted £1,200-1,800 42 Bookbinding - Susan Allix Gray, Thomas. Lines from an elegy written in a country churchyard. With etchings drawn in Sussex churchyards [by] Susan Allix. Oblong 8vo., 17 etchings, several coloured, bound by Susan Allix in black goatskin, framing an etched glass panel on upper board reading ‘Elegy’, inside black felt-lined book-form folding box £250-350 41

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43 Bookbinding - Susan Allix Alberti, Leon Battista On painting. London: printed for Susan Allix, 1999. 4to., coloured frontispiece and other intaglio prints and illustrations, 20 coloured, 7 monochrome and one in blind, in a mixture of aquatint, drypoint etching with the additional use of carborundum, watercolour and pencil, by Susan Allix, each printed separately, number 22 of 22 copies printed and signed by the artist, bound by Allix in full terracotta leather, tinted with darker dye in areas, abstract blue and purple onlays with black tooling and leathering, contained in a decorated cloth box lined with suede £1,500-2,000 44 Bookbinding - Susan Allix The golden temple mail to Bharatpur. London: Susan Allix, 2001. 4to., 6 original etchings based on paintings by Allix using paint made from Pakistani Udaipur stones, number 6 of 25 copies, signed by Allix with a letter to Lord Perth about the book loosely inserted, bound in red, yellow and rose leather with additional painting in pink, red, black and gold and decorative yellow and magenta onlayed pieces of leather, presented in suede lined yellow box £600-900

45 Boswell and Johnson - Rowlandson, Thomas [Picturesque beauties of Boswell. A complete set of nineteenth century restrikes of the original twenty copper-plates.] Pubd. 15 May [-20 June] 1786 by E. Jackson [but restrikes, c.1886]. Folio, 20 etched plates, without title or plate list, original cloth folder, worn £200-250 46 Boswell, James The life of Samuel Johnson. Dublin: J. Cambers for R. Cross, 1782. First Dublin edition, 3 volumes, 8vo, 2 facsimiles at the end of volume III, contemporary calf, morocco lettering pieces, red and green morocco labels £200-300 47 Boswell, James The journal of a tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson... London: Printed by Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly, 1785. First edition, 8vo., half title and advert leaf at end containing errata and the announcement, “Preparing for the press, in volume quarto, The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.” , contemporary tree calf, some rubbing to spine and slight cracking to top joint, very occasional light spotting; [Idem] An account of Corsica... Dublin: J. Exshaw, 1769. 12mo., engraved portrait of Pasco Paoli, modern quarter calf (2) £400-600

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48 Botanical watercolours on vellum - Australia 18 watercolours of plants and feathers on vellum, five captioned “Norfolk Island”, none with initials or artist’s name, c. 1800; 11, also on vellum, with initials U.C.D. by Ursula Chalmers Davidson, executed in 1983, with 3 further botanical watercolours on vellum, executed in 1992, loosely inserted, by Margaret Stones, blue morocco gilt binding of c. 1830, lettered in gilt “Signals” on spine, g.e., clasps Note: One specimen is captioned “Glycine Bimaculata in Curtis’s Magazine. Norfolk Island”. Interestingly Curtis states “Of the many plants which have been raised from Botany Bay seeds, this is one of the first which flowered in this country...” Norfolk Island is a small island in the Pacific Ocean located between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. It was colonised by Britain as part of its settlement in Australia in 1788. It then served as a convict penal settlement until 1794, when it was abandoned until 1856. £500-700 49 Bradley, R. A general treatise of husbandry and gardening ... London: printed for J. Peele, [1726?]. 8vo., 12 parts in 2 volumes, 11 (of 17) engraved plates (5 folding), contemporary panelled calf, spines repaired, some slight soiling to covers and rubbing to spines, slight soiling to titles and endpapers (2) £200-300 50 British Museum - Dodsley, Robert The general contents of the British Museum, with remarks. Serving as a directory in viewing that noble cabinet. London: R. & J. Dodsley, 1762. Second edition, 8vo, half-title, contemporary calf, rebacked,slightly rubbed, several annotations in a contemporary hand Note: A scarce work, issued first in 1761, only two years after the Museum was first opened to the public. Dodsley draws attention to the appallingly cumbersome process of obtaining an admission ticket, which was to lead, by 1782, to a four-month delay in dealing with applications. £200-300 51 Brookshaw, George Groups of flowers… London: printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817. Folio, 11 plates, 5 of which are hand coloured (colour plate of moss rose lacking), decoratively bound in red morocco gilt with central gilt and blind tooled diamond and butterfly design on covers and Greek key and tulip borders, edges gilt, very light foxing to endpapers and first few leaves, some slight rubbing and minor soiling to covers and spine £200-300

52 Brookshaw, George A new treatise on flower painting... London: printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1818. 4to., 25 engraved plates, including 12 present in two states (hand-coloured and uncoloured), occasional spotting to text and lightly to plates, contemporary green quarter calf, some rubbing to boards at corners, some areas of spine rubbed away £800-1,000 53 Brown, George Mackay Stone. Kulgin D. Duval & Colin H. Hamilton, 1987, Verona: Officina Bodoni by Gabriella and Martino Mardersteig. 4to, number 115 of 125 copies signed by the author and photographer, Gunnie Moberg, grey morocco-backed boards, t.e.g., uncut, slipcase Note: Purchased direct from the publishers for £180. £200-300 54 Brown, Richard, of the Lochmaben Curling Society Memorabilia Curliana Mabenensia. Dumfries: John Sinclair, Edinburgh: H. Constable, Glasgow: Atkinson, Ayr: John Dick, 1830. First edition, 8vo, 2 engraved plates, original cloth, paper label on upper cover, some spotting, split along upper joint; Kerr, John The history of curling and fifty years of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club. Edinburgh, 1890. Large 8vo, plates & illustrations, unrelated albumen print of ladies and gentleman curling loosely inserted, red moroccobacked pictorial boards, spine gilt, foot of spine nicked (2) £200-300

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55 Brunhoff, Jean de Histoire de Babar. Paris, [1931], First edition, slight spotting, a few lower margins slightly wormed at end, upper hinge broken; Le voyage de Babar. [1932, listing 3 titles on title verso]; Le roi Babar, [1933, listing 2 titles on title verso]; Les vacances de Babar. [1936]; The story of Babar. 1937. Third English edition, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, all with some spotting and soiling, boards somewhat soiled and slightly rubbed (5) £200-300 56 Bryan, Margaret A compendious system of astronomy. London: J. Wallis, &c., 1799. Second edition, 8vo., 17 engraved plates, 2 folding, contemporary tree calf, spotting, joints split, hinges repaired £150-250 57 Buchanan, George Rerum Scoticarum historia. Edinburgh: Alexandrum Arbuthnetum, 1582. Second edition, folio, woodcut device on title, inscription “James Ogilve de Balbigno hanc Buchanani editionem donavit D. Smyth Ca. Januarii, 1728”, Methven Castle copy with bookplate on front endpaper and on title verso, Strathallan bookplate, ruled in red throughout, contemporary calf, gilt fillet on sides, slight dampstaining in lower margin, very slight wear at head and foot of spine, [ESTC S107152] £300-400 58 Buist, James National record of the visit of Queen Victoria to Scotland...1842. Perth: 1842. 8vo., edges gilt, dark blue morocco gilt, fuchsia cloth to endpapers, occasional spotting £150-200 59 Burns, Robert Letters addressed to Clarinda. Never before published. Glasgow: Printed by Niven, Napier and Khull for T. Stewart and A Macgoun, 1802. First edition, small 8vo, green morocco gilt by Riviere, g.e. Note: Publisehd without the permission of Mrs M’Lehose (Clarinda). Two friends had approached her on behalf of Mr Finlay who was at that time engaged on a Life of Burns to make a few extracts from the letters for his projected work; unfortunately Finlay allowed Stewart the Glasgow bookseller to publish the whole letters but an interdict was granted to Cadell & Davies, the London publishers, and this edition was suppressed. £200-250

60 Campbell, Alexander A journey from Edinburgh through parts of North Britain. London: T.N. Longman & O. Rees, 1802. First edition, 4to., 2 volumes, 44 sepia aquatint plates, recent red half calf retaining marbled boards, spines gilt, blue morocco lettering and volume pieces, light offsetting from plates to text, plates very clean (2) £200-250 61 Carlisle - Stuart, Prince Charles Edward. “Bonnie Prince Charlie” Contemporary copy of a letter from Bonnie Prince Charlie, not signed, to the Mayor of Carlisle, requesting him to open the gates and let his forces enter, with the warning that if unheeded “we are fully resolved to force it by such means as Providence has put in our hands” and requesting an answer within 2 hours, “November 10th, 1745, Two in the afternoon”, one leaf, remains of seal on verso, addressed to Mr ?Inhouse £300-400 62 Carr, Sir John Caledonian sketches, or a tour through Scotland in 1807. London: Mathews and Leigh, 1809. First edition, 4to., folding frontispiece and 11 engraved plates, with a duplicate of each plate (24 plates in total), contemporary red half morocco gilt, bookplate of Archibald Philip, Earl of Roseberry, attached to front paste-down endpaper, some fading to spine, spine and boards slightly soiled and rubbed, some slight spotting to plates £500-700 63 Carracci, Annibale Imagines Farnesiane cubiculi cum ipsarum monocromatibus et ornamentis Romae in aedibus Sereniss. Duciss Parmensis. Rome, [c. 1690]. Oblong folio, 12 plates and title page engraved by Petro Aquila, half morocco gilt, some light foxing and dampstaining to plates, hinges splitting and rubbing to spine and covers, cover detached £1,000-1,500 64 Castell, Robert The villas of the ancients illustrated. London, 1728. Folio, contemporary half calf, 13 engraved plates, covers rubbed and spine very worn, some internal foxing and staining £1,000-1,500 65 Cecil, Robert, 1st Earl of Salisbury An answere to certaine scandalous papers, scattered abroad under colour of a Catholicke admonition. London: Robert Barker, 1606. 4to, modern marbled boards, with initial blank leaf, [ESTC S120681] £150-200

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66 Chardin, John, Sir The travels of Sir John Chardin into Persia and the East Indies... London: printed for Moses Pitt, 1686. First edition, folio, engraved portrait, additional engraved title, folding map and 16 engraved plates (12 of which are folding), contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt, later label, some rubbing to covers at corners and hinges cracking, occasional soiling and darkening to some pages, closed tear to plate “No.9” and a couple of other small marginal tears with no loss of text £700-900 67 Charles I, King The Kings Majesties declaration to his subjects, concerning lawfull sports to be used. London: Robert Barker, 1633. Small 4to, old half roan, leaf A1 misbound at end, small portions of this and the preceding leaves cut away, lacks final blank, small hole in C2, some stains, [STC 9257] Note: At the foot of the title is a note “these bookes were burnt at London by ye hand of ye common ha[ng]man, by authority of ye Parliament [?] 1641” In the work activities allowed, after the end of divine service, include “dancing, either men or women, archery for men, leaping, vaulting, or any such harmless recreation, May-Games, Whitson Ales and Morris Dances, and the setting up of Maypoles” while still probibited are “Beare and Bullbaitings and at all times in the meaner sort of people... bowling.” £200-250

68 Chaucer, Geoffrey The works. London: Basilisk Press, 1974. 2 volumes, large folio, limited to 515 copies, of which 500 are for sale, facsimile of the Kelmscott edition, woodcut title-page, 87 woodcut illustrations after Sir Edward Burne-Jones, text in double columns, companion volume with 85 tipped-in plates from pencil drawings by Edward BurneJones, original red and white floral cloth, uncut, slipcase £800-1,000 69 Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Letters written by the late Right Honourable Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, to his son... London: published by Mrs Eugenia Stanhope, printed for J. Dodsley, 1774. 4to., 2 volumes, first edition, engraved portrait, neatly rebacked calf, retaining original spines, slight marginal worming with no loss of text, occasional soiling, mostly marginal, pp.313-320 in volume 2 bound between pages 304 and 305 (2) £300-400 70 Chesterton, G.K. London. London: Privately Printed, 1914. 4to, 10 tipped in photogravures by Alvin Langdon Coburn, original cloth-backed boards, uncut, lightly soiled £200-300

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71 Chinnery, George A portfolio of six drawings by George Chinnery, 1774-1852, depicting scenes of life in China in the early nineteenth century. London: Curwen Studio, [1960], illustrations; Hopkinson, Smith F. In Thackeray’s London. Doubleday, Page & Co: Garden City, New York, [1913]. Portfolio of images only, 21 prints, some slight foxing. Cunninghame Graham, R.B. and Cameron, Sir D.Y. The District of Menteith. Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1930 (Edition de Luxe). Folio, in presentation case, contemporary quarter calf, dust-jacket, signed by the author and illustrator with separate hand written letter from illustrator to Campbell Dodgson, number 22 of 250 copies, contains one original etching by Cameron and 10 reproductions of wash drawings (3) £300-400 72 Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer The second world war. London: Cassell & Co., 1948-1954. First edition, 8vo., 6 volumes, 25 folding maps and 2 folding plates, contemporary red morocco gilt by Sangorski & Sutcliffe for Asprey, marbled endpapers, edges gilt, some occasional light spotting, owner’s inscription to free end paper in blue ink (6) £1,000-1,500

73 Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer - The British Gazette Issues 1-8. [a complete run]. London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office, 5th-13th May 1926. 8 double sided broadsheets chronicling the progression and editorials surrounding the 1926 General Strike, edited by Winston Churchill, occasional very slight foxing and a few small tears to central folds with loss of a few words; The British worker. Official strike news bulletin. Issues 1 - 11. London: Trades Union Congress, 5th - 17th May 1926. 11 tabloid sized issues published by the TUC in support of the General Strike of 1926, some slight darkening to pages, preserved in blue backram folder with leather label Note: On 4th May 1926, the TUC called a General Strike on behalf of the country’s miners and 3,000,000 workers from most of the main industries went on strike. On 12th May, a compromise agreement was reached with the mine owners but the miners found this unacceptable and continued to strike for another 3 months. The ways in which these two publications battle against one another can be seen the third issues on 7th May: British Gazette: No.3: Message from Stanley Baldwin: “…The laws are in your keeping. You have made Parliament their Guardian. The General Strike is a challenge to Parliament and is the road to anarchy and ruin.” British worker: No.3: “The General Council does not challenge the Constitution … The sole aim of the Council is to secure for the miners a decent standard of life… There is no Constitutional crisis.” £200-250

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74 Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer The river war. London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1899. First edition, 8vo., 2 volumes, 20 folding maps and other plates and illustrations, original blue cloth gilt, some slight scuffing to covers and spines a little faded and bumped, occasional light foxing, joints slightly cracked, previous owner’s signature to endpapers (2) £1,500-2,000 75 Cicero, Marcus Tullius - Jacques Auguste de Thou Tusculanarum quaestionum Lib. V, ad vetustiss. exeplaria scripta, nunc summa diligentia correcti & eme[n]dati, ac commenatariis clariss. virorum Philippi Beroaldi, & Ioachimi Camerarii: deinde Erasme Roterodami, Pauli Manutii, & Petrii Victorii variis lectionibus & annotationibus illustrati. Paris: ex typographia Thomae Richardi, 1558. 4to, ff[iv], 272, [xv] [i] blank; printer’s device on title page, late sixteenth century red morocco, sides with French fillet surrounding the gilt arms of Jacques Auguste de Thou and his second wife, Gasparde de la Chastre, gilt arms of the Duke of Sutherland on upper side above those of de Thou, spine with gilt compartments with the I.A.G.G. de Thou monogram between raised bands, base compartment with de Thou ‘gadfly’ tool, gilt-lettered direct, gilt edges, front pastedown with nineteenth century armorial bookplate and the modern bookplate of Hans Furstenburg, marginal tear on f.89 not affecting text, occasional marginal spotting and browning, final leaves lightly browned, protected in a marbled slipcase, a fine copy Note: The second printing by Richards of Erasmus’ edition of the fifth book of Cicero’s Tusculan Disputations, one of the most important statements of the Stoic doctrine that virtue is sufficient for happiness. De Thou married his second wife a year after the death of his first, Marie Barbançon, in 1587. The letters I.A.G. in the monogram stand for the christian names of both husband and wife, while the second G is reversed and crosses the first symmetrically to form the Greek letter theta standing for the family name de Thou. £700-900 76 Clerk, John A Series of Etchings Chiefly of Views in Scotland. Edinburgh: Bannatyne Club, 1855. Folio, contemporary quarter calf, 46 engraved plates, 11 tinted lithograph plates, some slight offsetting and very occasional spotting, some rubbing to spine and cloth £1,200-1,800 77 Cockayne, George Edward The complete peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom. Gloucester: Allan Sutton, 1982. 8vo., 6 volumes, facsimile reprint edited by Vicary Gibbs, green cloth gilt, set contained in matching slipcase (6) £150-200

78 Combe, William The tour of Doctor Prosody. London: Matthew Iley, 1821. First edition, 8vo, hand coloured frontispiece and 19 coloured plates, contemporary half calf, some foxing and slight offsetting onto text, some rubbing to boards and fading to spine £200-250 79 Combe, William Doctor Syntax in Paris. London: W. Wright, 1820. First edition, 8vo., hand coloured frontispiece, title and 16 coloured aquatint plates, contemporary (?) boards, some cracking to joints, minor offsetting and slight foxing £200-250 80 Combe, William The tour of Doctor Syntax in search of the picturesque; [Idem] The second tour of Doctor Syntax in search of consolation; [Idem] The third tour of Doctor Syntax in search of a wife. 8vo., 3 volumes, 78 hand coloured plates and hand coloured title pages in volumes 1 and 3, uniform contemporary cloth gilt, some fading to spines, bumping and slight soiling to covers, some internal foxing and small closed tears on plate 2 in volume 4 and p.49 in volume 3 (3) £150-250

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81 Commonwealth Acts: 1) The humble petition and advice presented unto his Highness the Lord Protector. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 2) An act for taking away the court of wards and liveries. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 3) An act for an assessment upon England. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 4) An act and declaration touching several Acts and Ordinances. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 5) An act for preventing the multiplicity of buildings in and about the suburbs of London. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 6) An act for an assessment... for a temporary supply towards the maintenance of armies and navies. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 7) Instructions agreed upon in Parliament, for commissionsers for surveying the forest of Sherwood. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 8) An act for raising of fifteen thousand pounds sterling in Scotland. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657. 9) An act for the settling of the postage of England, Scotland and Ireland. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 10) An act for the exportation of several commodities. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 11) An act for limiting and setling the prices for wines. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 12) An act for the assuring, confirming and setling of lands and estates in Ireland. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 13) An act for continuing and establishing the subsidie of tunnage and poundage. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 14) An additional act for the better improvement and advancing the receipts of the excise. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 15) A book of values of merchandize imported. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 16) An act giving licence for transporting fish. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 17) An act for indemnifying of such persons as have acted for the service of the publique. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 18) An act for the attainder of the rebels in Ireland. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 19) An act for discovering, convicting, and repressing of Popish recusants. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 20) An act for punishing of such persons as live at high rates. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 21) An act for the better observation of the Lords Day. London: H. Hills & J. Field, 1657 22) An act for the taking away of purveyance. London: H. Hills and J. Field, 1657, bound in one volume, contemporary calf, rebacked, corners repaired, a few leaves stained, a few small tears or holes £200-300

82 [Cook, Captain James] - Australia Whitehead, P.J.P. Forty drawings of fishes made by the artists who accompanied Captain James Cook … London: The British Museum (Natural History), 1968. Large folio, frontispiece showing portraits of artists, 36 plates, many coloured, blue cloth with gilt figure of ship on front cover, dust jacket with gilt ship, slight fading to dust jacket; Lewin, John William. A natural history of the birds of New South Wales… Melbourne: Queensberry Hill Press, 1978. Folio, limited number 242 of 500 copies with the two proof plates specially issued with volume, frontispiece, 27 colour plates, bound by hand at the Dove Bindery, Melbourne, in blind tooled orange leather, protective cloth case (2) £200-300 83 [Cooke, Alex] A present for a papist. Or the life and death of Pope Joan, plainly proving... that a woman called Joan, was really Pope of Rome... London: T.D., 1675. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, half calf rebacked, marbled boards, [Wing (2) C5996B] £300-500

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86 Crouch, Nathaniel The English empire in America. London: N. Crouch, 1685. First edition, 12mo, frontispiece map, map of Caribee Islands, and 2 plates of Strange Creatures, contemporary calf, with final advertisement leaf at end, [Wing C7319; Sabin 9499], paper flaw to E12 with loss of one page numeral £800-1,000 87 Cruikshank, George A comic alphabet. Pentonville: published by the author, 1837. 12mo.,engraved title on yellow background, 24 hand-coloured plates, other hand-coloured illustrations, original yellow engraved wrappers bound in, contemporary green morocco gilt, rubbed, hinges broken, held together by clear cellophane wrapper, some pages loose, coloured title darkened £200-250

84 Cotton, John The song birds of Great Britain. London: Samuel Bentley, 1836. First edition, 8vo., 33 hand coloured plates, modern green morocco gilt, edges gilt, very slight darkening to margins and very slight mark to cover £1,200-1,800 See llustration on page 25 85 Cromwell, Oliver A letter from the Lord General Cromwel, concerning the rendition of the castle of Edinburgh. London: Printed by Edward Husband and John Field, 1650. First edition, 4to, [16pp.], twentieth century half calf gilt, padded with blanks, spine gilt, the Huth copy with book label, [STC 7094] Note: Rare. Note: Wing C7094; EEBO: Thomason / E.612 [11] £300-400

88 Cruikshank, George - William Bates George Cruikshank: the artist, the humorist, and the man. London: Houlston; Birmingham: Houghton & Hammond, 1879. Second edition, 4to, portrait, illustrations, extra-illustrated with 37 portraits, some proofs, 49 etchings and coloured caricatures, and 8 A.L.S. (Richard Carlisle, S.C. Hall, Mrs S.C. Hall, Harrison Ainsworth, Chamier, Father Prout (Rev. F. Mahony), Lord Brougham & George Cruikshank), red morocco gilt by Riviere, t.e.g., others uncut, occasional light spotting £700-1,000 89 Culloden - Bonnie Prince Charlie Autograph letter signed by Thomas Drummond, a Scot living in Paris, to James Smythe, an attorney living in Edinburgh, dated March 1751, written legibly with red wax seal and black bishop mark, slight dust soiling around edges and folds Note:The letter refers to an intriguing incident at a masked ball which was said to be an appearance of the exiled Charles Edward Stuart. £300-400 90 Dacre, Barbarina, Lady Tales of the peerage and the peasantry. London: R. Bentley, 1835. First edition, 3 volumes, 12mo, contemporary half calf, spines gilt £150-250

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91 Dalyell, Sir John Graham Rare and remarkable animals of Scotland. London: John van Vroost, 1847. 4to., 2 volumes, 110 hand coloured plates, occasional foxing, sometimes to plates, foxing to endpapers, Ex Libris bookplate reading: “Norfolk & Norwich Library... This book is part of the salvage from fire which occured on August 1st, 1898”, modern half morocco, spines gilt, library plates attached neatly to covers (2) £300-400 92 Darien - A full and exact collection of all the considerable addresses, memorials, petitions, answers, proclamations, declarations, letters and other publick papers relating to the Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies. [No place]: Printed in the Year 1700. 8vo in fours, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e., some contemporary annotations to last two leaves, slightly rubbed, [Wing C5597B; ESTC R37658] £400-500 93 Darien - Ferguson, Robert A just and modest vindication of the Scots design, for the having established a colony at Darien. [Edinburgh]: Printed in the year 1699. First edition, 8vo, contemporary calf, [Wing F742; ESTC R21931] a few wormholes, mostly marginal but sometimes affecting text, slightly spotted, rebacked, rubbed; [Darien] A defence of the Scots abdicating Darien. [Edinburgh]: Printed in the year 1700. 12mo, cloth-backed boards, [Wing H2298; ESTC R29058] heavily spotted; [Darien] Pages 9-16 of an untraced pamphlet on the Darien venture, with ms. note in the margin “This stopt at the press by the Marshalls of the town of Edinburgh year 1696” (3) £200-300 94 Darien - Ferguson, Robert A just and modest vindication of the Scots design, for the having established a colony at Darien. [Edinburgh]: Printed in the year 1699. First edition, 8vo., with the preliminary and final blanks, recent panelled calf, some browning, particularly to the margins, [Wing F742] Note: First edition of a treatise commending and encouraging “the Application of the Scots to foreign trade... and their late Attempt to have setled at Darien”. After founding the Bank of England William Paterson conceived the idea of establishing a great trading company for the Scots to equal the prospects possessed by the English in the East India Company. He looked to the west, and sent an expedition to found New Caledonia in the Isthmus of Darien. This enterprise managed to offend the English and the Spanish at the same time, but its rapid failure was due to heat and illness rather than outside opposition. A series of tracts on both sides of the affair appeared in 1699-1700, Ferguson’s being one of the more substantial defences. £300-400

95 Darien - [Foyer, Archibald] A defence of the Scots settlement at Darien... a descripton of the country, and a particular account of the Scots colony. Edinburgh: printed in the year 1699. First edition, 12mo, [4], 57, maroon half morocco gilt, g.e., [Wing F2047A] £300-400 96 Darien venture - The Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies The original papers and letters relating to the Scots Company, trading to Africa and the Indies. [Edinburgh ?]: Printed Anno 1700. 8vo, [56pp.], [Wing C5598A]; [Foyer, Archibald] The defence of the Scots settlement at Darien, answered. London, Sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1699. First edition, 8vo, [iv, 92], half-title, [Wing F2047 A]; [Darien] The history of Caledonia, or the Scots colony in Darien, in the West Indies. With an account of the manners of the inhabitants and riches of the countrey. London: John Nutt, 1699. First edition, 8vo, [54pp.], without final blank, small hole to final leaf with loss of a few letters, [Wing H2114; Sabin 18556], 3 works in one volume, modern calf-backed marbled boards Note:The History of Caledonia, or the Scots colony in Darien (1699) is a rare report on the condition of the ill-fated Scottish colony in the New World begun in 1698 and abandoned in 1700 and is most probably a promotional work produced by the Company. It has a positive gloss, describing the encouraging first meeting between the settlers and the native tribes, reviews the legislation that led to the colonization attempt, and gives a description of the site of the colony, the surrounding country, and local indigenous people. £700-900 97 Darwin, Erasmus Phytologia, or the philosophy of agriculture and gardening. London: printed by J. Johnson by T. Bensley, 1800. First edition, 4to., 12 engraved plates, two folding, contemporary tree calf, some rubbing and cracking to spine, slight rubbing to covers, occasional foxing, sometimes to plates, occasional offsetting onto text £200-250 98 De Loutherbourg, Philippe Jacques The romantic and picturesque scenery of England and Wales. London: Robert Bowyer, 1805. First edition, folio, [49.5 x 35cm.], early state without frontispiece, title and text in English and French, 18 handcoloured aquatint plates, original boards, uncut, lacks spine Note: A fine copy of the desirable early state, with the plates watermarked “J. Whatman 1805” or “J. Whatman 1801”, and in the original boards. [ Abbey Scenery, 9] £2,500-3,000

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99 [Defoe, Daniel] Caledonia, &c., a poem in honour of Scotland and the Scots nation. Edinburgh: Heirs of Andrew Anderson, 1706. First edition, folio, [10], 60, red half morocco with the Earl of Perth’s monogram on upper board Note:From 1706 to 1708 Defoe was employed by Harley as an emissary to Scotland and a secret agent, his task being to further the Union. Caledoniais a by-product of that mission, a political cause Defoe greatly believed in. “This laudatory poem in praise of Scotland past, present, and future, was written by Defoe in part to soothe the Scots, who in late 1706 were by no means unanimous for union... Defoe not only praised their past exploits, but flattered them with his attention to their economic possibilities, with or without union.” — McLeod, Anglo-Scottish Tracts: 1701-1714. £800-1,200 100 [Defoe, Daniel] A journal of the Earl of Marr’s proceedings, from his first arrival in Scotland. London: Reprinted, sold by J. Baker, [1716]. Second edition, 8vo, [introduction by Defoe], green half morocco, uncut, Earl of Perth’s crest on upper cover; [Defoe, Daniel] The case of the forfeited estates in Scotland. London: J. Roberts, 1718. Second edition, 8vo; bound with [Dalrymple, Sir David] The laws and judicatures of Scotland, vindicated from the calumnies and false reasonings contain’d in a late pamphlet. London: J. Roberts, 1718. 8vo, 2 works in one volume, morocco-backed boards (2) £150-250 101 [Defoe, Daniel] The secret history of the October Club: from its original to this time. By a member. London: Printed in the Year 1711. First edition, 2 parts in one volume, half-title, calf gilt by Riviere, Henry Carlisle Tuttle copy with bookplate, [ESTC T066270; ECCO CB3327024575] £300-400 102 [Defoe, Daniel] An essay at removing national prejudices, against a union with England. Part III. [London]: printed in the year 1706. 4to, 35pp., one leaf misbound; A fifth essay, at removing national prejudices. [London]: Printed in the year MDCVII [but 1707]. 4to, [8], 35pp., 2 works in one volume, blue morocco- backed cloth, Earl of Perth’s crest on upper board; [ECCO CW3304801378 & CW3304682743] £250-350

103 [Defoe, Daniel] A hymn to peace. Occasion’d by the two houses joining in one address to the Queen. By the author of the True Born English-Man. London: John Nutt, 1706. First edition, 4to., 60pp., modern green half morocco, Earl of Perth’s crest on upper board, [ECCO CW3321967021], a few page numerals just shaved, title and a few leaves slightly soiled £200-300 104 [Defoe, Daniel] The Scots nation and union vindicated, from the reflections cast on them, in an infamous libel. London: A. Bell for J. Baker, 1714. First edition, 4to., 28pp., modern wrappers, [ECCO CW3300186351] £500-700 105 [Defoe, Daniel] Two great questions considered... being a sixth essay at removing national prejudices against the union. [London]: printed in the year 1707. 4to, 31pp., modern half calf, uncut, [ECCO CW3304921543] £150-200 106 [Defoe, Daniel] A seasonable warning or the pope and king of France umasked. [Edinburgh]: Printed in the year, 1706, a few margins repaired slightly affecting a few letters; [Anon.] A discourse concerning the union. [Edinburgh ?, 1707?]; [Spotiswood, John] A speech of one of the barons of the shire of B—-. [Edinburgh ?], 1702, 4to, 3 items in one volume, marbled boards £200-300 107 [Defoe, Daniel] Reasons against the succession of the House of Hanover, with an enquiry how far the abdication of King James, supposing it to be legal, ought to affect the person of the Pretender. London: J. Baker, 1713. First edition, 8vo., some marginal staining; [Defoe, Daniel] And what if the pretender should come ? London: J. Baker, 1713. 8vo., a few leaves slightly dampstained; [Defoe, Daniel] An answer to a question that no body thinks of, viz. but what if the Queen should die ? London: J. Baker, 1713. 8vo., some spotting; [Defoe, Daniel] Strike while the iron’s hot, or notwis the time to be happy. London: S. Keimer, 1715. 8vo.; [Defoe, Daniel] An humble address to our soveraign Lord the people. London: J. Baker, 1715. 8vo., half-title, 5 works in one volume, modern marbled boards, Lord Perth’s crest on morocco label on upper cover £300-400

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108 [Defoe, Daniel] Elegy on the author of the true-born-English-man. London: [H.Hills], 1708. 8vo; [Blackmore, Sir Richard] The flight of the Pretender. London: H. Hills, 1708; [Shippen, William] Faction display’d, a poem. London: H. Hills, 1709; The New Revolution: or the Whigs turn’d Jacobites. London: J. Baker, 1710. 4 works in one volume, 8vo., marbled boards; [Defoe, Daniel] A seasonable expostulation with, and friendly reproof unto James Butler. London: S. Keimer, 1715. Second edition, 8vo., cloth; [Haldane, Patrick] The case of the forfeited estates in Scotland. London: J. Broun & F. Clay, 1718. First edition, 8vo; [Haldane, Patrick] A discourse on the rise, import and usefulness of the Acts of Parliament. Edinburgh, 1723. 8vo., a few dampstains, 2 works in one volume, calf-backed cloth; Paul, William Remarks and speeches of William Paul Clerk and John Hall of Otterburn, Esq., executed at Tyburn for rebellion. London: J. Baker & T. Warner, 1716, bound with [Bulstrode, Whitelocke] A letter touching the late rebellion and what means led to it. London: J. Roberts, 1717. 2 works in one volume, 8vo., calf-backed cloth; Michell, M. Young Juba, or the history of the young Chevalier. London: for the translator, 1748. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, calf-backed marbled boards, a few margins slightly frayed; [Chester Courant] The Chester miscellany. Chester: E. Adams, 1750. 12mo., contemporary half calf, rubbed; [Cromarty, George, Earl of] An historical account of the conspiracies by the Earls of Gowry. Edinburgh: J. Watson &c., 1713. First edition, 8vo., contemporary calf, rebacked, corners rubbed; Ruddiman, Thomas An introduction to Mr James Anderson’s diplomata Scotiae. Edinburgh: C. Herriott, 1773. 12mo, contemporary calf, rubbed; Buchanan, W. An inquiry into the genealogy and present state of ancient Scottish surnames. Edinburgh: W. Auld, 1775. 8vo., 2 parts in one volume, contemporary calf, staining to upper margin, worn (9) £200-300 109 [Defoe, Daniel] - Belhaven, Hamilton, John, Baron An equivalent for Defoe. [No imprint, ?Edinburgh, ?1706]. Folio, broadside, some faint browning Note: Another episode in the broadside war between Defoe and Belhaven. Foxon H8 £200-250

110 “Lewis Carroll” [Dodgson, Charles Luttwidge] Through the Looking Glass. London: Macmillan and Co., 1872 [i.e. December 1871], First edition, 8vo., first issue with misprint “wade” for “wabe” in the second line of “Jabberwocky” on p.21, woodengraved illustrations, original red cloth with central gilt vignettes of the Red and White Queens on covers, dark green coated endpapers, g.e., extremities slightly rubbed, light spotting to spine, previous owner’s signature on front free endpaper, [Lovett and Lovett 13; Williams, Madan and Green 84]; Sylvie and Bruno, 1889; Sylvie and Bruno Concluded, 1893, 8vo, first editions, illustrated by Harry Furniss, original red cloth gilt, g.e, spines slightly rubbed and faded, small perforation mark to spine of the latter, small light stain to spine of the former; [Dodgson, C.L.] The Hunting of the Snark. London: Macmillan, 1876. First edition, 8vo, illustrations by Henry Holiday, half-title, original pictorial cloth, g.e., lightly soiled and rubbed; [Dodgson, C.L.] Three sunsets and other poems. London: Macmillan, 1898. First edition, 8vo, 12 plates after Gertrude Thompson, original pictorial cloth, spotted, binding discoloured (5) £700-900 111 Douglas, Robert, Sir The peerage of Scotland. Edinburgh: George Ramsay and Co., 1813. Folio, 2 volumes, 17 engraved plates of coats of arms, contemporary calf with gilt tooled decoration, foxing to plates, very neatly rebacked (2) £300-400 112 Drummond de Melfort, Guy, Comte de Traité sur la cavalerie. Paris: Guillaume Desprez, 1776. First edition, folio, engraved frontispiece by Ingouf l’Ainé, 11 engraved plates, modern red quarter morocco, spine gilt, some very occasional spotting and light dampstaining; [Idem] Marches et évolutions de cavalerie... représentées en XXXII estampes...développées dans le Traité de cavalerie...auquelles on a joint XXII figures relative à la pratique de l’équitation. Paris: Nyon l’ainé & fils and Firmin Didot, [1776]. Large folio, engraved title-vignette, 55 engraved plates on 45 sheets after Van Blarenberghe, many double-page, mounted on guards, contemporary diced calf, gilt edges, neatly rebacked, corners repaired, edges rubbed, occasional minor spotting, two plates cut round and mounted, closed tear to Plate 25 Note: The ‘Traité sur la Cavalerie’ is normally listed as being in two volumes, with the second ‘Atlas’ volume containing 32 plates. These plates are included in the ‘Marches et evolutions du Cavalerie’, along with 22 additional plates on the subject of horsemanship. £2,000-3,000 113 Drummond, Henry Histories of noble British families. London: William Pickering, 1846. Large folio, 2 volumes, 81 plates, engraved and lithographed, many hand-coloured, contemporary red half morocco, edges gilt, some rubbing to spines and boards, slight foxing to some plates and minor offsetting, volume 1 hinge cracking (2) £800-1,000

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114 Drummond, James Ancient Scottish weapons. Edinburgh & London: G. Waterston, 1881. Folio, number 204 of 500 copies, 54 chromolithgraphed plates, original green morocco-backed buckram, t.e.g., spine faded £300-400 115 Drummond, William A review of the governments of Sparta and Athens. London: Bulmer and Co., 1794. First edition, 8vo., inscribed on title page: “A present from the author,” contemporary calf gilt, some spotting, spine chipped; Adam, Alexander Roman antiquities or an account of the manners and customs of the Romans... Edinburgh: W. Creech, 1792. First edition, 8vo., contemporary calf gilt, rubbing to spine and covers and two small wormholes in spine, endpapers foxed; Savary, M. Letters on Greece. London, 1788. 8vo, folding map and 1 plate, contemporary calf, rubbed; [Voltaire, F.M.A.] Lettres chinoises, indiennes et tartares. Geneva, 1776. 8vo, calf, spotted, rubbed; and 4 others (8) £300-400 116 Drummond, William The history of Scotland. Glasgow: R. Urie, 1749. 8vo., early 19th century green morocco with thistle ornament, g.e.; Barbour, John The acts and life of Robert Bruce. [Edinburgh, 1714]. Small folio, title in manuscript; [Barbour, John] The acts and deeds of ... Sir William Wallace. Edinburgh, “1758” [but c.1715]. 2 volumes, calf-backed boards, some spotting; Buchanan, George History of Scotland. London, 1722. 2 volumes, 8vo., engraved plates, 1 folding, contemporary calf, one new lettering piece, one spine repaired; Drake, James Historia Anglo-Scotica. London: J. Hartley, 1703. 8vo., contemporary calf, spotting, rebacked; Fletcher, Andrew The political works. London, A. Bettesworth &c., 1732. 8vo., contemporary calf, rubbed; Stuart, Andrew Letters to the Right Honourable Lord Mansfield. London, 1773. 4to., contemporary calf, rebacked retaining spine; Historical account of His Majesty’s visit to Scotland. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1822. Second edition, 8vo., 5 folding plates, contemporary calf, rubbed; [Anonymous] Ways and means, or a sale of the L[ord]s s[piritua]l and t[empora]l. London, 1782. 4to., contemporary half calf, slight staining, rebacked; sold not subject to return (10) £200-300 117 Drummond, William Henry The large game and natural history of south and east Africa. Edinburgh: Edmonton and Douglas, 1875. 8vo., frontispiece, map, 11 engraved colour tinted plates, illustrations, green cloth gilt, some pages loose, slight rubbing and bumping to covers and spine, paper flaw and small closed tear pp.365-368 with no loss of text £150-200

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118 Drummond, William, 1st Viscount Strathallan The genealogie of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond... collected in the year 1681. Manuscript copy, [early 18th century], 352pp., folio, eighteenth century red morocco gilt, with arms of the Duke of Sutherland on sides, uncut, neat repair to head and foot of spine; and another copy of the same, ruled in red, folio, [c.1780], nineteenth century embossed calf, lacks title, several leaves repaired (2) £200-300 119 Drummond, William, 1st Viscount Strathallan, and John Freebairne An extract of the noble race of the Drummonds from their first coming to Scotland out of Hungarie to this present time... newly collected & emitted by Mr John Freebairne, an old Minister & Preacher of the Gospel at Madertie...1656, manuscript, 98 +198 pp., folio, eighteenth century calf, rebacked; Drummond, William The genealogy of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond. Glasgow: Privately Printed, 1889. 4to, number 36 of 100 copies, frontispiece portrait, original boards, uncut, rubbed; Drummond, William The history of Scotland. London: T. Fabian, 1681. Second edition, 8vo, engraved frontispiece & 5 plates, contemporary calf, slight dampstaining, spine repaired, new label (3) £200-300

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Note: Du Maurier’s sketchbook about the time of his marriage to Emma Wightwick on 3rd January 1863. One pencil sketch of a reclining woman’s head is captioned “Emma Wightwick Dec. 1862”, another “last thing before married Jan 2 - 63”, “Last sketch but one before I was married Jan 2 1863 at Mrs Spencer”, and “Emma Wightwick asleep”. £500-700 122 Dugdale, Sir William A short view of the late troubles in England. Oxford: Moses Pitt, 1681. Folio, engraved portrait, contemporary calf, some rubbing to spine and covers, occasional spotting and dampstaining, two small holes in H2 and L1, slight worming in upper margin from 5Y4 to end, 5H2 lacking £150-200

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123 Dugdale, Sir William - Duke of Roxburghe Monasticon anglicanum: or, the history of the abbies, monasteries, hospitals, cathedrals and collegiate churches… London: printed by R. Harbin, for D. Browne, J.Smith and others, 1718-1722-1723. Folio, 4 parts in 3 volumes including supplement by John Stevens, additional engraved title and 154 engraved plates, some double-page, some by Hollar, printed title in red and black, early 19th century blue morocco gilt, the Duke of Roxburghe’s copy with his arms on the covers, gilt edges, a very clean set (3) £1,000-1,500 124 Edinburgh, Royal Company of Archers, Archery Competition Edinburgh the Twenty Day of May. Edinburgh: John Moncur, 1726. Broadside 38.5 x 30.5cm.,[ ESTC T32423] [2 copies only]

120 Du Maurier, George Studies for Punch, pencil sketches and several pages of pencil manuscript, mostly in 1894-5, 138pp., with preliminary note by Gerard du Maurier, brown morocco gilt by Morrell, 22 x 17cm., corners slightly rubbed Note: The note by Gerard du Maurier erroneously states that the sketches were made in 1874-5 whereas in fact they were made in 1894-5. A further note, initalled D.P.W., 1956, notes that the dates in pencil on the verso page refers to the sketch on the recto page and indicates the date on which the completed drawing was reproduced in Punch. There is also a 5pp. ms of a revised passage of Trilby and a 2pp. ms. of a draft of a passage from The Martian. £900-1,200 121 Du Maurier, George Sketchbook, 158pp., 17.5 x 11.5cm., mostly pencil sketches of men and women, heads, figure studies, trees, comic animals &c., at least two of Emma Wightwick, a few pen and ink, one page signed, roanbacked boards, [c.1862-3]

Note: This broadside announces the annual Edinburgh archery competition, founded in 1709, for which the prize was a silver arrow. The contest was to take place at Leith Links, in July 1726. Only members of the Royal Company of Archers, a patriotic society with strong Jacobite leanings, were eligible to take part. [ESTC T32423]. Rare. Only two copies traced. £200-250 125 Edwards, George - Earl of Bute Long autograph letter signed to Lord Bute, discussing a drawing of an Argus or pheasant, hoping that it can be introduced to Great Britain where “it will be a great ornament of the aviaries and parks of the nobility and gentry of Great Britain”, modestly supplicating “a room or two in any of the vacant royal houses between St. James and Windsor”, as his apartment in the College of Physicians “is in the thickest of the smoak of London and I being a little short-brethed”, stating that he has a few more drawings which he would keep for amusement during his life “except your lordship would condescend to accept them as a present”, and promising to exchange his copy of Catesby’s History of Carolina, coloured by George Edwards after Catesby’s own, for Lord Bute’s copy. He also refers to taking reversed prints of his history of birds and has “coloured them higher than ordinary to make them appear something like drawings, they have

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decieve[d] some people”, and offering his coloured set of Gleanings to Lord Bute, or “if your Lordship thinks them worth the Queens acceptance for her library I should be proud of the honour to present them”, and enclosing a coloured engraving of the Argus or pheasant, in a folded sheet of paper inscribed “To the Right Honourable the Earl of Bute Present, from his Lordships most obliged and humble servant, Geo. Edwards”, the folded paper split at fold and frayed, letter and print very clean £300-400

splendid shilling. An imitation of Milton. Now first correctly published. London: T. Bennet, 1705. Folio; [Sacheverell, Henry] Collections of passages referr’d to by Dr. Henry Sacheverell. London: H. Clements, 1710. Folio, half-title, [ESTC T79]; [Sacheverell, Henry] The speech of Henry Sacheverell, D.D. upon his impeachment. London: printed in the year 1710. Folio, [ESTC T49661], 7 works in one volume, contemporary panelled calf, neatly rebacked retaining original spine, some spotting £200-300

126 Edwards, George and Albin, Eleazar 17 hand-coloured engraved plates from Edward’s ‘Natural History of Birds’, and 2 hand-coloured engraved plates from Albin’s ‘Natural History of Birds’ mounted on inserted blank leaves, accompanied by neat manuscript descriptions, together with 6 original watercolours of birds, one signed ‘Maccaw from Carrolines Albin fecit’ and another ‘Angola Parrot Albin Dellin 1746’, some spotting to ‘Angola Parrot’, contemporary quarter calf, one plate creased and slightly rubbed, other occasional spotting, watercolour of ?crested cockatoo loose, frayed with some loss, split at fold, and mounted, some rubbing and soiling to boards £800-1,000

128 Elick, Don and Booth, Raymond Japonica magnifica. London: The Fine Art Society, 1992. Folio, 64 colour plates plus two specially commissioned plates signed by the artist, number 55 of 210 copies, quarter morocco, slipcase. Rudbeck, Olof (the Younger) Book of birds. A facsimile of the original watercolours (c.1693-1710). Stockholm: Bjoerck & Boerjesson, 1986. Folio, 2 volumes (text and plates), number 179 of 500 copies, blue cloth gilt, some slight soiling to slipcase (3) £250-350

127 Eighteenth century poetry - [King, William] The fairy feast, written by the author of a tale of a tub. London: Printed in the year 1704. Folio, [ESTC T71667]; [Philips, John] Blenheim, a Poem. London: T. Bennet, 1705. Folio, [ESTC T078312]; Smith, Edmund A poem on the death of Mr John Philips. London: B. Lintott, [1710]. Folio, woodcut bowl of flowers on title, [ESTC T042538]; [Trial] The tryall of Spencer Cowper Esq. London: I. Cleave, M. Wotton, John Bullord, 1699. Folio,[Wing T2224]; [Philips, John] The

129 Elzevir Press: Varenius, Bernhard Desciptio regni Japoniae. Amsterdam: Apud Ludovicum Elzevirium, 1649. 2 volumes in 1, 24mo, engraved title, 1 folding table, contemporary vellum, [Willems 1095], modern “initials” label of the John Evelyn library; Smith, Thomas De republica Angloroum libri tres. Leiden: Elzevir, 1641. 24mo, engraved title, contemporary vellum, [Willems 529]; [Various authors] Respublica sive status regni Scotiae Hiberniae. Leiden: Elzevir, 1627. 16mo, engraved frontispiece, contemporary vellum, modern “initials” label of John Evelyn library, [Willems 287] (3) £200-300 33

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130 English navy press ganging - Sandwich, John Montagu, 4th Earl Document signed (“Sandwich”) as First Lord of the Admiralty, and also by the Lord Privy Seal Lord Dartmouth & others, addressed to the Duke of Northumberland, “Custos Rotulorum” [Keeper of the Rolls], informing him that as “His Majestys [George III’s] Service doth at this time require a speedy supply of Seamen and Seafaring Men, to Man His Majestys Fleet which is now Fitting out, We do... require Your Grace to call upon the Justices of the Peace of the County of Middlesex... to cause all stragling seamen who are fit to serve on board his Majesty’s Ships, to be taken up”, and sent to one of the naval ports for a bounty of twenty shillings per man. Manuscript, 2 pages, folio, with integral address leaf and paper seal, “from the Council Chamber at St. James’s, 8 November 1776”, silked, with some browning, but perfectly legible £150-200

131 Engravings and other prints Engraving of John Drummond, Duke of Melfort, and James Drummond, 4th Earl of Perth, laid down, mezzotint of Sir Niel Menzies of Menzies Bart. after George Watson, 1844, laid down on board, engraving of Jean Sifrein Maury, by F. Godefroy after Bernard d’Agessi, 1789, dampstained, marginal tear; mezzotint engraving of John Hawkesworth by James Watson after Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1776, laid down on card; mezzotint engraving of Sir William Chambers, by S.W. Reynolds after Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1796, laid down on card; mezzotint engraving of John Mudge, by W. Dickins after Sir Joshua Reynolds, laid down on card, [n.d.]; The man with the Weather Eye, hand-coloured lithograph, G.S. Tregear, [c.1840]; Hand-coloured engraving of animal head by George Morland, 1794; Lithograph of Megginch Castle after E.C. Thomson, [c.1840]; 2 hand-coloured aquatints of Doctor Syntax by Thomas Rowlandson; 2 engravings of cupids by F. Bartolozzi after G.B. Ciprian; modern hand-coloured engraving of Papaia Orientalis, c. 14 political lithographs by H.B.; and several others (small quantity) £200-300 132 Equestrian - Six sketches in lithography. Representing the common actions of the horse. Folio. [No place]: Day & Haghe, [c.1842]. Folio, lithographed title and 6 lithographed plates, wrappers, a few spots to title, backstrip torn £250-350

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133 Eragny Press - Bacon, Francis Lord Of gardens. London: Eragny Press, Hacon & Ricketts, 1902. 12mo., limited edition, one of 226 copies, red, green and monochrome woodcut illustrations, contemporary calf with gilt tooled foliate border and gilt Tudor rose motif to covers, fine copy £250-350 134 Evelyn, John - Edinburgh binding Silva: or a discourse of forest-trees… York: Printed for A. Ward for J.Dodsley &c., 1776. 4to., 2 volumes, portrait, 40 plates (one folding) and folding table, bound by Scott of Edinburgh with his stamp on title page in contemporary tree calf with rococco gilt tooling showing columns, floral swags and acanthus leaves, bookplates of John Roland Abbey, slight foxing A2-B2 and to several plates, slight rubbing to spines (2) £800-1,000 135 Evelyn, John - Vulson, Marc de, Sieur de la Colombiere Les portraits des hommes illustres françois qui sont peints dans la gallerie du palais cardinal de Richelieu. Paris: H. Sara &c., 1650. Large folio, engraved title-vignette, 24 engraved plates, contemporary calf, John Evelyn’s copy with his arms on spine, gilt initials at corners, head and foot of spine worn, a little light dampstaining £600-800

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136 Fairy tales - Nodier, Charles Manuscript of “The astonishing history of Treasure-Trove and Peas Blossom, translated from the French and illustrated with original designs by a totally unknown artist. 1865”, an English translation of Nodier’s fairy tale Trésor des fèves et fleur des pois (1833), written in brown ink, dated at the head “24 March 1865”, the margins decorated with pen and ink drawings of flowers and plants, animals, people, towns etc., with 15 small drawings illustrating the story (65 x 55mm and smaller) on card, set into the text, 62 pages, 205 x 165mm., blank leaves, 19th century blue morocco, gilt title (“Lady Macarthy’s Treasure Trove M.S.S.”), bookplate of Robert, Marquess of Crewe Note: Charles Nodier, librarian of the Arsenal, philologist and author of romantic novels, wrote this popular tale of a poor couple who adopt an infant boy discovered in their beanfield and of the child’s subsequent adventures, in 1833, the year of his election to the French Academy. Several English editions followed, and the present manuscript with its imaginative and delicate illustrations suggests the continuing affection in which the story was held in the mid 19th century” [Christie’s, 26 November 1997, lot 87]. £400-600

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137 Fessenden, Thomas G. The new American gardener… Boston: J.B. Russell, 1828. By ‘The American Butler’, First edition, 12mo., later blue morocco gilt, marbled endpapers, edges gilt, occasional spotting, blue faded from upper cover and spine £200-250

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138 Fine armorial binding - Cardinal Duke of York [Manuscript copy of the funeral oration of James II.] Oraison funebre de tres-haut, tres-puissant, tres excellent et tres religieux Prince Jacques II. Paris, 1702, 8vo, (180 x 130mm.), 71pp., brown morocco gilt with gilt arms of Cardinal Duke of York on sides Note: Henry Benedict Maria Clement Stuart, second son of James III, “the King over the Water” or, to his enemies, “The Old Pretender”. Henry’s older and only brother was Charles Edward - the Bonnie Prince Charlie of song, daring and disaster. Henry was therefore the last of the Royal Stuarts in direct descent of the senior line. When he accepted a cardinalate in 1747 and was ordained priest one year later he effectively abandoned his birthright as a Stuart. As Bishop of Frascati the Cardinal Duke of York, he reorganized and extended the Seminary alongside his Episcopal Palace, set up the Frascati Seminary Press and established a library. His arms show the Royal Arms, with the Crown surmound by a Cross and a Cardinal’s Hat, and the mantling embraced by the Cardinal knots and tassels give the binding an unusual interest and value. The engraving shows the Royal Arms still quartered for France. The collection known as the Cardinal of York’s Library is now in the Vatican. £500-700 138

139 Florus, Lucius Annaeus L. Annali Flori. Leiden: J.&D. Elsevier, 1655. 8vo., engraved title, 17th century calf gilt with laurel wreath enclosing presentation ‘Ex. dono. D. Claudii Tisserand 1658’, edges gilt, marbled endpapers, some dampstaining and occasional spotting Note: Claude Tisserand was vicar general of the Abbey of St Pierre de Chalon. £400-600

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140 Foster, J.J. The Stuarts. London: Dickinson’s, 1902. Folio, 2 volumes, 116 (of 129) plates and illustrations, extra-illustrated with 60 additional plates, contemporary red half morocco gilt, some foxing to plates and pages and some slight fading to covers (2) £150-250 141 Foster, James An account of the behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock, after his sentence. London, 1746. Half-title; [Lovat, Simon Fraser] Memoirs of the life of Lord Lovat. London: M. Cooper, 1746. 8vo, half-title; [Lovat, Simon Fraser] A candid and impartial account of the behaviour of Simon Lord Lovat. London: J. Newbery, 1747. 8vo, half-title; bound with 6 others: Summus Angliae Seneschallus, 1746; Popery always the same. 1746; The reasonableness of mending and executing the laws against Papists. 1746; The Lords Protest on a motion to address His Majesty for the keeping Our Forces at Home. 1746; Britain’s Remembrancer, being some thoughts on the proper Improvement of the present juncture. 1747; Turnbull, P. A cursory view of the ancient and present state of the fieffs, or tenures. [c.1747], 9 works in one volume, contemporary panelled calf, repaired, new label £200-300 142 Fraser, William The red book of Menteith. Edinburgh: Privately printed, 1880. 4to., 2 volumes, 52 plates, some aquatint, contemporary red cloth gilt, t.e.g., some soiling and scuffing to covers and spine, occasional offsetting, foxing to some pages and plates (2) £200-300 143 Fraser, William The book of Carlaverock. Memoirs of the Maxwells, Earls of Nithsdale, Lords Maxwell & Herries. Edinburgh, 1873. First edition, 2 volumes, 4to., one of 150 copies, additional lithographed titles, lithographed plates, original red cloth gilt, t.e.g. £200-300 144 Freeling, Francis (1764-1836) - Post Office Letter Signed (“F. Freeling”) as Secretary to the General Post Office, to Messrs. Spottiswoode & Robertson of Great George Street, 1 page, folio with integral blank leaf, General Post Office, 30th April 1829, ruling against a complaint that a packet was legally chargeable; Ker, John, 3rd Duke of Roxburghe Document signed: Gentlemen from the County of Roxburgh proposed to serve as officers in the Battalion of Militia commanded by the Earl of Dalkeith, one leaf, 4to., with integral address leaf (2) £100-150

145 French Literature [Le Berryais, Rene - Quintinye, [Jean de la] Traité des jardins... Paris: P. Fr. Didot jeune, 1775. 8vo., 2 parts in one volume, contemporary tree calf, spine gilt, neat notes in ink to endpapers, slight rubbing to spine and boards; LeBlanc, Thomas La direction et la consolation des personnes mariées... Paris: Gilles André, 1664. 12mo., contemporary calf, rubbed; Clemenceau, G. Au pied du Sinaii, illustré par... Toulouse-Lautrec. Paris: Henri Floury, 1898. 4to., number 166 of 355 copies with lithographs in two states, 18 (of 20) lithographs, some pages uncut, original wrappers, slight bumping to spine, text block detached from covers, later quarter calf, slipcase, slightly rubbed; Jamot, Paul Dunoyer de segonzac. Paris: Librarie Floury, 1929. 4to., limited to 200 copies, plates, some coloured, brown half morocco, joints rubbed; [Marsollier, Jacques] Histoire de l’inquisition et son origine. Cologne: Pierre Marteau, 1693. 12mo., contemporary calf, spine gilt, bookplate of Alphone de Brier, very occasional dust soiling, signatures in ink on title and endpaper, spine cracking; [Jobert, Louis] La science des medailles antiques et modernes. Amsterdam: la Compagnie, 1717. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, 11 folding plates, contemporary calf, rubbed, some internal soiling and a couple of marginal tears to plates with no loss to image; De Bussy Rabutin, Le Comte Memoirs secrets... Amsterdam: Gosse Junior, 1768. 12mo., 2 volumes, contemporary speckled calf, spines gilt and slightly cracked, very occasional dust soiling, torn free-endpaper in volume 1; Cherburn, Don, de la Ronda Le bachelier de Salamanque. Paris: Chez Cailleau, 1665. 12mo., 6 parts in 3 volumes, contemporary tree calf, bookplate of William Haggerston Constable Esq. attached to paste-down endpaper, spines gilt, rubbed, occasional spotting; and 30 others (41) £200-300 146 Gainsborough, Thomas The etched and engraved prints of Thomas Gainsborough R.A. Hertfordshire: John Boydell Press, 1971. Large folio containing 11 prints of etchings by Gainsborough, original yellow card, number 26 of 175 copies, duplicate small folio of Introduction and Notes by Philip McQueen and John Hayes, contained in red cloth presentation box with clasps, one clasp broken, very slight marking to box £300-400

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Grave and Godlie Flowers: a collection of poems, elegies and prayers in praise of King James, other public figures and also friends. His The Theatre of the Scottish Kings (c. 1625, but started in 1612) and A Theatre of Scottish Worthiesare a series of short poems about every Scottish king from Fergus I on, and about various warriors and knights. He also wrote The Lyf, Doings and Deathe of William Elphinstoun (1619). Richard Wogan Talbot, 5th Baron of Malahide married Emily Harriet, daughter of Sir James Boswell, 2nd Bart., of Auchinleck and great granddaughter of James Boswell. When Emily died, however, Talbot inherited the Boswell home of Auchinleck in Ayrshire. When the house was sold, its contents were transferred to Malahide Castle in 1905 and 1914, from where Boswell’s papers were purchased by the American collector Ralph H. Isham. £800-1,200

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147 Garden [or Gardyne], Alexander [A theatre of Scottish worthies], manuscript copy by Robert Mylne (1643?–1747), late 17th century, 8vo, 179pp., [bound with] a manuscript copy of “The history of the rebellion of the martyr King Charles the first begun by his most loyall subjects the Scots Covenanters and continued by the English.. by our Henrie Guthrie presbyterian minister”, in a different hand, dated 1665, 282pp., 8vo, early eighteenth century calf with Boswell of Auchinleck blindstamp on covers, inscription of James Woodhall and Thomas Woodhall 1740 and “R.W. Talbot from Lady Boswell” on front endpaper, Lord Strathallan bookplate on front endpaper, joints split, a few spots and stains, spine and corners worn Note: Robert Mylne (?1643?-1747) is generally described as a ‘writer’ of Edinburgh, but also as an engraver; he gained notoriety by his bitter and often scurrilous political squibs against the Whigs, but he also devoted much time and labour to copying manuscripts of antiquarian and historical interest. Alexander Garden or Gardyne (c. 1585 - c. 1642), Scottish poet from Aberdeenshire. He is believed to have graduated from Marischal College before 1609 when a work of his was published calling him Mr., implying he had the degree of MA. This book was A Garden of

148 Gardening Tournefort - Gerard, Ray The compleat herbal... London: J. Walthoe, R. Wilkin... 1730. 4to., volume 2 only, 132 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, spotting and some darkening to pages, boards and spine rubbed, joints cracked; Stuart, Henry, Sir The planter’s guide... Edinburgh: J. Murray, 1828. 8vo., 5 (of 6) engraved plates, contemporary half calf, some foxing to plates, upper cover detached, slight rubbing and soiling to spine and boards; Justice, James The British gardener’s director... Edinburgh: A. Kincaid... 1764. 8vo., contemporary calf, some rubbing and soiling to covers and spine, [ESTC T123549], p.425-end worming with loss of a few words, occasional spotting; Pontey, W. The profitable planter. Huddersfield, printed for the author by Sikes and Smart, [1800?]. Small 4to., engraved frontispiece, later calf, [ESTC T44561], slight rubbing to joints and edges, light foxing to endpapers; Ellis, William The timbertree improved... London: J. and J. Fox... 1738. Small 4to., contemporary calf, slightly rubbed, joints beginning to crack, occasional loss of a few letters where pages have been trimmed and where paper flaws occur in inner margin; [Aikin, John] The woodland companion. London: J. Johnson, 1802. Large 12mo., 28 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, some rubbing to spine and boards, some dampstaining to lower margins of first few pages; Pontey, William The forest pruner... Huddersfield: printed for the author by T. Smart, [1808?]. Small 4to., engraved frontispiece and 7 engraved plates, some coloured, original boards, some rubbing to boards, spine and label, joints slightly cracked;[Anon] (‘A Snowdrop’, J.E. Cross) The berries and heaths of Rannoch. London: George Bell and Sons, 1881. 4to., 13 hand coloured plates, contemporary maroon cloth gilt, some fading and soiling to covers and spine, occasional slight spotting. Loudon, Mrs The amateur gardener’s calendar... London: Longman. Brown... 1847. 8vo., contemporary green cloth, spine faded, slight soiling to boards (9) £300-400

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149 George Frederick Ernest Albert, Prince of Wales [later King George V] Autograph letter to George Drummond, discussing horses in general and Kinlark “I’ve absolutely made up my mind to ride him myself... somehow, though not a word!!”, commenting that he is sending a saddlle to Pitsford, reporting that “Edward Stern wants to give me a prize five year old hunter... tho’ one doesn’t much care about accepting presents from Stern”, discussing the Pytchley hunts, thanking George and Mrs Drummond “for consenting to put up with me at Pitsford this season”, 8 pages, St. James’s Palace, 29 October 1920

150 George II, King of England Autograph letter signed, as Prince of Wales {‘George P’), in French, [to John Campbell, Duke of Argyll], promising to do his best to persuade the King to send reinforcements to Scotland, St. James, 17 Sept. 1715, 2 pages “J’ai appris avec chagrin, My Lord, par votre lettre du 15 la mauvaise disposition où vous avez trouvé vos troupes en Ecosse. Je ne l’ai point attendu pour tacher de persuader le Roy à vous envoier du refort... les mesures que vous avez prises pour souver [sic] Edinbourg et pour mettre Perth hors d’insulte ont eté fort approuvées...” £500-700

Note: George Drummond owned control of Drummonds Bank. He was a fearless horseman and taught the Princes how to follow the hounds with the Pytchley hunt, and kept their horses in his stables at Pitsford. £150-250

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153 Gogol, Nikolay The overcoat. Verona: Officina Bodoni, 1975. 4to., 6 etchings by Pietro Annigoni, number 66 of 160 copies, signed by the illustrator, text in English and Russian, original quarter vellum gilt with green cloth slipcase, very slight fading to spine £400-500 154 Grayson, Andrew Jackson Birds of the Pacific slope. San Francisco: The Arion Press, 1986. 4to., 4 volumes including 3 large folio volumes of plates, 156 plates, mostly colour, number 214 of 400 copies, original cloth (4) £600-800 155 Greene, Graham Night and day. London: Chatto and Windus, July-December 1937. 26 issues bound in with original pictorial wrappers. Folio, blue cloth , some soiling to covers and spine, slight leaning to text block Note: ‘Night and Day’’ ostensibly failed owing to Greene’s criticism of the film ‘Wee Willie Winky’, which describes Shirley Temple as: “...wearing short kilts, she is a complete totsy...” £200-300

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151 Gibbon, Edward Miscellaneous works, with memoirs of his life and writings composed by himself: illustrated from his letters, with occasional notes and narrative by John Lord Sheffield, in two volumes. London: A. Strathan, T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, 1796. 4to., silhouette portrait, contemporary tree calf, neatly rebacked with original spines, occasional light spotting (2) £150-200 152 Giovio, Paulo, the elder Elogia virorum literis illustrium. [Basle]: Petri Pernae Typographi, 1577. Folio, [12], 232, [4], title within woodcut border, woodcut portraits, early inscription on title “Taboroti sum & tous accords.. nunc francisei Mariet 1689”, binding a little rubbed, [Adams G648]; Giovio, Paulo, the elder Elogia virorum virtute illustrium. Basle: Petri Pernae Typotgraphi, 1596. Folio, [8], 258], [10], [Adams G645], 2 works in one volume, contemporary vellum, spine slightly worn and upper joint split at head £400-600

156 Greville, Robert Kaye Scottish cryptogamic flora. Edinburgh: MacLachlan & Stewart, 18231825 . 8vo., 6 volumes in 3, 360 hand coloured plates, later red quarter morocco, marbled yellow boards, slight rubbing to boards, some offsetting onto text, occasional spotting (3) £500-700 157 Grimm, The Brothers - Moving Picture Book Schneewittchen. Aus Grimms Maerchen. Ziehbilderbuch von Hilde Langen. Stuttgart: Waldorf-Spielzeug & Verlag, 1926. Oblong folio, picture book with 14 coloured images, many with moveable parts, original boards, some slight foxing and occasional minor crayon marks, some staining to boards, modern slipcase £400-600 158 Grose, Francis The antiquities of Scotland. London: printed for S. Hooper, 1789-1791. First edition, folio, 2 volumes, 2 engraved titles, 190 engraved plates, lacking folding map, contemporary calf gilt, some rubbing to spine and covers, joints of volume 1 cracking, some foxing and a few small marginal tears to plates, with no loss of text; Campbell, Alexander A journey from Edinburgh through parts of north Britain... London: T.N. Longman and O. Rees, 1802. First edition, 4to., 2 volumes, 2 engraved frontispieces and 43 engraved plates, contemporary green half morocco, rubbing to spines and boards, some offsetting and spotting (4) £250-300

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159 Grose, Francis and Astle, Thomas The antiquarian repertory. London: Edward Jefferey, 1807. 4to., 4 volumes, 234 engraved plates (one hand coloured, several aquatints and two large folding) and one folding table, contemporary calf gilt with blind tooled grotesque border decoration, some slight rubbing and bumping to spines with joints of vol. 4 splitting slightly at base, occasional foxing, sometimes on plates (4) £300-400 160 Guicciardini, Francesco The historie... London: Richard Field, 1618. Folio, contemporary speckled calf with gilt coat of arms of Walter Chetwynd embossed to covers, [STC 12460; ESTC S120762], upper joint repaired, bound without initial blank, a few pages lightly damp stained in lower margin, clean copy £200-250

165 Heron, Robert Observations made on a journey through the western counties of Scotland. Perth: Morison Junior, 1793. First edition, 8vo, 2 volumes, contemporary calf, spine rebacked, slight internal spotting (2) £150-250 166 Hill, David Octavius Sketches of scenery in Perthshire. Perth: Thomas Hill, 1821. Oblong folio, 30 monochrome lithographs, original publisher’s wrappers in 6 parts, modern green protective portfolio case, [Abbey, Scenery, 509], some occasional spotting £1,200-1,800 167 Hind, Arthur M. The etchings of D.Y. Cameron. London: Halton and Truscott Smith, 1924. Folio, engraved frontispiece, plates, original black cloth gilt, very slight rubbing and bumping to covers and spine £150-200

161 Guicciardino, Ludovico Belgicae sive inferioris germiniae descriptio... Amsterdam: Apud Jacobum Meursium, 1660. First edition, 12mo., 3 parts in 2 volumes, 1 engraved frontispiece (in volume 2), 2 engraved titles, 42 folding engraved maps, contemporary speckled calf, some slight dust soiling, spines rubbed, very slight worming to covers and spine (2) £200-300

168 Hole, William Scotia Regnum, [London: W. Hole, 1610, or later]. Hand-coloured engraved map, 308 x 354mm., small marginal repair at centre fold £150-200

162 Guignard, François Emmanuel de, Count de Saint Priest Malte. Par un voyageur françois. [N.p.]: 1791. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, “La Fleur de la Noblesse...”, one folding map (of two), 24 engraved plates, contemporary calf gilt, marbled endpapers, some slight spotting , some rubbing and slight cracking to spine £200-300

169 Hooker, W.J., Sir Perth-shire illustrated... Glasgow: A . Fullarton and Co., 1843. Folio, 63 engraved plates, panelled green morocco with acanthus pattern, gilt tooling, spine tooled with gilt floral pattern, edges gilt, rubbing and fading to spine and covers, some foxing to plates £150-200

163 Harris, John Gardens of delight. The rococo English landscape of Thomas Robins the Elder. London: The Basilisk Press, 1978. Folio, 15 colour plates, original cloth, slipcase, very minor spotting to cover. Robins, Thomas (the Elder) Watercolour study for plant in the border of Plate 14 of ‘Gardens of Delight’, 18.5x29.5cm, mounted on card (2) £200-300

170 House of Lords - Manuscript, 1675 A transcript of the roll of standing orders of the House of Peers. To be read at the beginning of every session. 29pp. 8vo, dated up to 30 April 1675; Orders relating to the bringing & proceeding on Private Bills in the House of Lords, 4to, 8pp. dated up to 22 March 1725, signed William Cowper Clerk Parliamentor, loosely stitched, wrappers £200-300

164 Herbelot, Barthélemy d’ Bibliotheque orientale, ou dictionnaire universel. Maestricht: J.E. Doufour & P. Roux, 1776. Folio, title printed in red and black, halftitle, contemporary calf, rebacked, head and foot of spine, corners and upper joint rubbed £500-700

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171 Howard, Charles, First Earl of Nottingham The royal entertainement of the Right Honorable the Earle of Nottingham, sent Ambassador from his Majestie to the King of Spaine. London: Valentine Sims for William Ferbrand, 1605. First edition, small 4to, black letter, woodcut device on title, nineteenth century calf gilt by Pratt, Chatsworth and Lord Strathallan bookplates, lacks initial blank leaf, lightly rubbed, [STC 13857] £2,000-3,000 172 Howard, David and John Ayers China for the West. London: Sotheby, 1978. 2 volumes, 4to, dustjackets, slipcase; Howard, David S. Chinese armorial porcelain. London: 2003. Volume 2 only, 4to, cloth, slipcase (3) £200-300 173 Howard, David Sanctuary Chinese armorial porcelain. London: Faber and Faber, 1974. 4to., 25 colour plates, pink cloth gilt with sun and lotus flower emblems, dust jacket, some rubbing to corners of dust jacket, base of spine slightly faded £200-300 171 174 Hulton, Paul & D. B. Quinn The American Drawings of John White 1577-90. London: B.M. & Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina Press, 1964. 2 volumes, folio, plates, original cloth, slipcase; Miller, Henry Account of a tour of the California Missions 1856. The journal & drawings of Henry Miller. The Grabhorn Press, San Francisco, 1952. 4to, limited to 375 copies, plates, original quarter vellum and patterned boards, uncut, slipcase; Audubon, J.J. Journals of John James Audubon made during his trip to New Orleans in 1820-21. Boston: Club of Odd Volumes, 1929. 8vo, original cloth-backed boards, uncut, binding soiled; Moreton, C.O. Old carnations and pinks. Collins: G. Rainbird, 1955. Folio, one of 100 copies signed by author and illustrator, colour plates, maroon half morocco gilt, slipcase; Blunt, Wilfrid Tulips & tulipomania. The Basilisk Press, 1977. 4to, limited to 515 copies, copy number 229 signed by the author, coloured plates, quarter maroon morocco-backed cloth, slipcase; and 3 others, American related (9) £200-300 175 Hutton, Charles A mathematical and philosophical dictionary... London: printed by J. Davis for J. Johnson, 1796. First edition, 4to., 2 volumes, 37 engraved plates, contemporary tree calf, gilt spines, marbled endpapers, some cracking to joints and rubbing to corners, occasional light spotting (2) £400-600

176 Illustrated manuscript - An eight weeks tour in Scotland taken by ten Douglas’s 18 June - 18 August 1845, with 61 pen and ink sketches of Dalkeith, Craigmillar Castle, Inch Keith, St. Anthony’s Chapel, Edinburgh, Holyrood Abbey, Roslin Castle and Chapel, Dounes Castle, The Trossachs, Loch Achray, Loch Lomond, Pass of Glencoe, Ballahulish, Kinloch-more fall, Loch Leven, Dunolly Castle, Kilcurn Castle, Loch Awe, Falls of Orchy, Inverary, Newbattle & Hoddam Castle, all views captioned, contemporary cloth scrapbook, 4to £200-300 177 Illustrated manuscript bagpipe melody - Robert Buchanan The wedding of Shon Maclean. Manuscript with 10 original pen sketches by Andrew MacGeorge author of “Old Glasgow”, 11 pages manuscript text not in Buchanan’s hand, but possibly by Douglas’s employee, 4to, c.1870, contemporary cloth, title and endpaper loose £200-300 178 Inchmahome [Stirling, William MacGregor] Notes historical and descriptive on the priory of Inchmahome... Edinburgh: William Blackwood, 1815. 4to., engraved frontispiece and 5 engraved plates by W. and D. Lizars, edges gilt, contemporary red morocco, gilt tooled with quatrefoil floral pattern and floral borders, some foxing to plates and slight soiling to covers, joints rubbed; [Dayell, John Graham, Sir] Fragments of Scotish [sic] history. Edinburgh: A. Constable, 1798. 4to., 3 engraved tables and facsimile frontispiece: ‘Permission granted to a bondman to change his

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master’, later red morocco, panelled gilt tooling, slight soiling to covers, some fading and rubbing to spine, some darkening and spotting to pages, occasional offsetting onto text; Lauder, Thomas Dick, Sir Memorial of the royal progress in Scotland. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black, 1843. 4to., engraved frontispiece, map, plan of royal yacht and 11 engraved plates, contemporary red and black mottled calf, spine gilt, floral gilt tooled doublures and marbled endpapers, some foxing to plates and fading to spine (3) £200-300 179 Ireland, Samuel - Shakespeare, William Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under the hand and seal of William Shakespeare... London, 1796. Folio, 20 engraved plates and other illustrations, rebacked with marbled boards, some rubbing to cover and internal spotting £200-250 180 Irwin, Captain Frederick Chidley The state and position of western Australia, commonly called the Swan-River settlement. London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1835. 8vo., contemporary purple cloth, red slipcase, clean copy with very slight foxing to endpapers and fading to spine £200-250 181 Isle of Man - Seacome, John Memoirs, containing a genealogical and historical account of the ancient and honourable house of Stanley... as also a full description of the Isle of Man. Liverpool: A. Sadler, 1741. 4to, 2 parts in one volume, nineteenth century embossed calf, somewhat spotted £200-250 182 Jacobite Annexed Estates - Manuscript Manuscript, generall state of His Majesty’s annexed estates in 1755. Large folio detailing statistics regarding population and financial affairs, 36 pages generally clean with some slight dampstaining, modern cloth £400-600 183 Jacobite engravings, a collection including Le Prince de Galles, by H. Bonnart after R.B., Prince James Francis Edward Stuart, by N. Edelinck after Antonio David, S. Thomassin, & Basan after A.S. Belle; Princess Maria Clementina Sobieska by P. Drevet after Antonio David; and H. Rossi after Dominicus Muratori; The monument of King James II, by C. Du Bosc after Gravelot; The Battle of Dumblain, by H. Terasson after Lud. du Guernier; A Hint to the wife or the Surest way with the Pretender; Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by N.J.B de Poilly after Domenico Dupra, by Zuriique, by W. Gill after Wass-dail, by Cooper of Edinburgh, 1745, by J.G. Will after L. Tocqué, by Anker Smith, by Frederick Lake after Alexander (with pen and ink copy); The Sacred Lion conquers every foe, 38 x 26cm., handcoloured, [c.1746], probably by Anthony Walker, slightly soiled; The Christian hero’s martial looks here shine, [c.1746], by Robert Strange; Louisa, Countess of Albany, by Alesso Giardoni after Carlo Marsigli,

1773; The Iacobites Coat of Armes; The States in a lethargy, by Bernetto; The Highland visitors, by Van Duivel Kind after Van Guzzel, loss to margin; The Invasion of Perkin’s Triumph, three versions, two by C. Mosley; A Race from Preston Pans to Berwick; The Ballance, sold by J. Collyer; Briton’s Association against the Pope’s Bulls, Oct 21 1745; A Papist with his Jacobite Footman, Jan 1, 1745-46; The Lurchers, Sold at the Plow in St Martins Lane; Scotch Female Gallantry, by Canot Inven; The Temple of Rebellion, Dec. 10 1746; The Confectioner General setting forth the H-n Desert; A Sight of the Banging Bout at Litchfield; George’s Combat, by J.M., 1745; Townley Fletcher executed at Kennington Common July 30, Sept.20th 1746; The agreeable Contrast between the formidable John of Gant and Don Carlos of Southern Extraction, Sept. 26, 1749; The French King’s Scheme for an Invasion, 1756; and others, similar, most fixed in large folio cloth volume £300-400 184 Jacobite Interest Gordon, Elizabeth Howard, Duchess The medal... London: E. Curll, [1712]. Small 4to., modern half calf, [ESTC T39090]; [Defoe, Daniel, attr.] The scotch medal decipher’d... London: S. Popping, 1711. Small 4to., [ESTC T47194], slight spotting and dust soiling; [Craufurd, Thomas] Notes and observations on Mr. George Buchanan’s history of Scotland... Edinburgh: Robert Freebairn, 1708. 8vo., later blue half morocco, [ESTC T113830], slight dust soiling, boards a little rubbed; [Forbes, Robert] A plain, authentic and faithful narrative of... the young chevalier... London: W. Webb, 1765. 12mo., later quarter calf, later bookplate reads “Downing Library, the library of Thomas Pennant...”, [ESTC T172509], some soiling to boards and pages; [Anon.] Tales of the tories... London: W. Robins, 1718. Small 4to., later half morocco, [ESTC T49847], some dust soiling and rubbing to spine and boards (bound with 3 other pamphlet publications); Erskine, James, of Aberdona Jacobite correspondence of the Atholl family... Edinburgh: Abbotsford Club, 1840. 4to., blue half morocco, some fading and rubbing to covers and spine, occasional spotting; Hamilton and Brandon, James, Duke of Le parade des archers ecossois... Edinburgh: [N.p.], 1734. 4to., modern red half morocco, [ESTC N23686], slight dust soiling; [Macky, John] A view of the court of St Germain...directed to the malcontents Protestant of England. London: R. Baldwin, 1696. 4to., modern marbled boards, [Wing M221B; ESTC R11112], slight marginal worming, small amount of dust soiling, title page neatly repaired; Grace, Sheffield A letter from the Countess of Nithsdale... London: [N.p.], 1827. 8vo., contains four pages of music, later quater calf, some soiling to boards and spine. Bellesheim, Alphons History of the Catholic church of Scotland... Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1887. 8vo., 4 volumes, 4 coloured maps, later green half calf, some fading to spines; Skeet, Francis John Angus Catalogue of Jacobite medals and touch-pieces. Leeds: John Whitehead and Son Ltd., 1938. 4to., inscribed by the author, red cloth gilt; MacGregor, A.G. Murray (translator) A royalist family... Edinburgh: William Brown, 1904. 4to., inscribed to, “...Eric Drummond on the occasion of his marriage...” from the translator, blue cloth, slight soiling to covers and spine and foxing to endpapers; and 10 others (25) £300-500

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185 Jacobite Interest - Scottish History Society Paton, Henry The lyon in mourning...1746-1775. 1895. 8vo., 3 volumes, very occasional foxing; Roseberry, Earl of and MacLeod, Walter (Editors) A list of persons concerned in the rebellion... 1890. 8vo.; Dickson, William Kirk (Editor) The Jacobite attempt of 1719. 1895. 8vo., separate sheet with inscription from author to “Jim” attached to endpaper, slight rubbing and bumping to spine; Blaikie, Walter Biggar (Editor) Itinerary of Prince Charles Edward Stuart... 1897. 8vo., folding map contained in pocket on paste-down endpaper; and 2 others; Uniform Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press for the Scottish History Society, blue cloth embossed in gilt with logo of the Scottish History Society; Napier, Mark Memorials and letters illustrative of the life and times of John Graham of Claverhouse... Edinburgh: T.G. Stevenson, 1862. 8vo., 3 volumes, engraved portrait, blue cloth gilt, very occasional foxing, slight soiling to covers and spines, volume 1 pp.387-88 torn and mostly lacking, two endpapers torn. Seton, Bruce Gordon, Sir and Arnot, Jean Gordon The prisoners of the ‘45... 1928-1829. 8vo. 3 volumes, some darkening to endpapers and slight soiling and bumping to covers and spines; Tayler, Henrietta (Editor) The Jacobite court at Rome in 1719... 1938. 8vo. Lindsay. E.R. and Cameron, A.I. (Editors) Calendar of Scottish supplications to Rome... 1934. 8vo., slight bumping to spine; and 6 others; Uniform Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press for the Scottish History Society, green cloth embossed in gilt with logo of the Scottish History Society; Drummond, William, of Hawthornden The poetical works. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1913. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary green cloth, spines gilt, some darkening to endpapers (23) £200-300

186 Jacobite pamphlets Paul, William Remarks on the speeches of WIlliam Paul Clerk and John Hall of Otterburn, Esq., executed at Tyburn for rebellion. London: J. Baker & T. Warner, 1716. Second edition, 8vo., spotted, cloth-backed boards; [Haldane, Patrick] The case of the forfeited estates in Scotland. London: J. McEuen, 1718, bound with [Dalrymple, Sir David] The laws and judicatures of Scotland vindicated. Edinburgh: J. Watson, 1718. 8vo., calf-backed boards, some marginal dampstaining, final leaf repaired with loss of a few letters; [House of Commons] The whole proceeding to judgment upon the articles of impeachment of high treason... against James Earl of Derwentwater.... Dublin: reprinted by T. Humes, [1716]. 4to., half calf; [Defoe, Daniel] The traiterous and foolish manifesto of the Scots rebels. London: R. Burleigh, 1715. 8vo., marbled boards; Melfort, John Drummond, 1st Earl [or Defoe, Daniel?]. The memoirs. London: J. Moor, 1714. Second edition. 8vo., marbled boards; [Newgate Prison] The secret history of the rebels in Newgate. London: J. Roberts &c., [c.1717]. 8vo., calf-backed boards, some spotting; [Hicks, George] Queries relating to the birth and birthright of a certain person. London, 1714. 8vo., modern cloth; [Fuller, William] A plain proof of the true father and mother of the pretended Prince of Wales. London: for the author, 1700. 8vo., disbound, [Wing F2485], Grace, Sheffield. A letter from the Countess of Nithsdale. London, 1827, bound with Lines written at Jerpoint Abbey. 1820, half calf gilt, uncut; and 1 other (10) £300-500

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187 James ‘III’ Funerali di Giacomo III re della Gran Brettagna celebrati per ordine di nostro signore Papa Clemente XIII. Rome: Salvioni, 1766. Folio, engraved frontispiece and 2 large folding engraved plates, later marbled boards, some slight dust soiling and damp staining to plates, occasional light spotting, spine rubbed and partially lacking, boards slightly limp £300-400

188 James I and VI, King Works. London: Robert Barker and John Bill, 1616. First edition, folio, engraved portrait and frontispiece with engraved coat of arms, woodcut initials throughout, contemporary calf, [STC 14344; ESTC S122229], very good copy with only a couple of instances of minor offsetting and slight soiling to pages, a printing flaw on p.125 has been subject to contemporary repair work with no loss of text £250-350

189 John Thomson & Co. The atlas of Scotland, containing maps of each county. Edinburgh: John Thomson & Co., 1832. Large folio, contemporary half calf, 39 maps with coloured outlines and two folding coloured plates of the rivers and mountains of Scotland, rubbing to spine and boards, some dust soiling, slight offsetting and minor spotting £2,000-3,000

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some rubbing and fading to covers and spine, some darkening and spotting to endpapers; Roxburghe Club - Coke, Mr. Daniel Parker Egerton, Hugh Edward (Editor) The royal commission on the losses and services of American loyalists... Oxford: Roxburghe Club, 1915. 4to., engraved frontispiece, contemporary half morocco gilt, slight soiling to spine and darkening to endpapers; [Dalrymple, Hew MacConechy, James (Editor)] Papers illustrative of the political condition of the Highlands of Scotland. Glasgow: The Maitland Club, 1845. 4to., contemporary green half morocco gilt, slight rubbing to spine and boards, very occasional, slight spotting and dust soiling; Maxwell, James, of Kirkconnell Narrative of Charles Prince of Wales’ expedition to Scotland in the year 1745. Edinburgh: The Maitland Club, 1841. 4to., later blue half calf, slight rubbing and fading to spine; MacAllester, Oliver A series of letters discovering the scheme projected by France in MDCCLIX. London: Mr. Williams, 4to., 2 volumes bound together, 1767. 4to., later quarter calf, slight fading and rubbing to spine and boards, a little dust soiling to titles (7) £300-400

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190 Johnson, Samuel - Sir James Colquhoun of Luss Bt. A journey to the Western Islands of Scotland. 1775. First edition, 8vo, with 12-line errata leaf, contemporary tree calf, spine gilt with red morocco label, [Courtney p.122], armorial bookplate of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss Bt. £400-500 191 Johnstone, [James], Chevalier de Memoirs of the rebellion in 1745 and 1746. London: printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820. 4to., 2 engraved portraits, map, later green cloth, some spotting and dustsoiling, mainly marginal and to title and first and last pages; Forbes, Duncan George Culloden papers... London: printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1815. 4to., engraved portrait and title, 2 plates, brown half morocco rebacked, some spotting, lower cover detached, slight rubbing to covers and spine; Roxburghe Club - Grey, John M. (Editor) Memoirs of the life of Sir John Clerk. London: Nichols & Sons, 1895. 4to., portrait and 9 plates, contemporary quarter brown morocco,

192 Juvenile - Leonard, Eliza Lucy The ruby ring. London: N. Hailes, 1816. 12mo., 8 engraved plates, original marbled boards, paper label on cover, light spotting; [Cole, W., publisher] Jack and the bean-stalk. London, [n.d.], 12mo., 2 coloured plates, original wrappers [bound with] [Harris, J. and Crosby & Co., publishers] The daisy, or cautionary stories in verse. London, 1811. 12mo., hand-coloured wood-engravings, ?lacking frontispiece, calf, defective, cover detached; [Lumsden & Son, J., publisher] The entertaining & instructing history of Little Jack. Glasgow, [n.d.]. 12mo., hand-coloured frontispiece, title vignette and 6 plates, original wrappers, [bound with] [Davison, W., publisher] Tom Thumb’s playbook. Alnwick, W. Davison, [n.d.]. 12mo., a few hand-coloured illustrations, original wrappers soiled, 2 works in one volume, contemporary calf, very worn and crudely repaired; [Harris, J. & son, publisher] Polar scenes. 1822. 12mo., hand-coloured engravings; Scenes in Africa. 1820. 12mo., folding map, engraved plates; Scenes in Europe. 1821. 12mo., engraved plates, lacks part of map; Scenes in England. London, 1823. 12mo., hand-coloured folding map, handcoloured engravings; Scenes of British wealth. London, 1825. 12mo., folding map, engraved plates, one plate stained and with tear, original red morocco-backed pictorial boards, slightly soiled and rubbed (7) £200-250 193 Kay, John A series of original portraits and caricature etchings. Edinburgh: H Paton, Carver & Gilder, 1838. 2 volumes, 4to, 359 etched plates, red morocco gilt, edges gilt, some fading to spines and covers, pages clean with occasional light offsetting onto text (2) £250-350

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194 Kipling, Rudyard Just so stories for little children. London: MacMillan and Co., 1902. First edition, 8vo., 21 full page engravings and other engraved illustrations, original red cloth with monochrome image of “..the Elephant’s Child having his nose pulled by the Crocodile,’” on cover £200-400 195 Kircher, Athanasius China momumentis. Amsterdam: Jacob a Meurs, 1667. 4to, engraved title, 2 folding maps and 23 plates, one map with repair and tear, later half vellum, lacks the portrait, 2 folding plates torn or repaired, one frayed, some spotting and browning, some marginal dampstaining, engraved title repaired and dust-soiled, library stamps to printed title, binding rubbed and soiled Note: A counterfeit of the original edition by Johannes Janssonius a Waesberge & Elizeus Weyerstraet. There are some omissions and alterations in the text. £1,500-2,000

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196 La Quintinye, Jean de The compleat gard’ner... London: Matthew Gillyflower, 1693. 4to., engraved portrait and 11 plates, two folding, 20th century half calf, some dampstaining and marginal worming to last eight leaves, very occasional spotting, fading to boards £800-1,200 197 Lear, Edward More nonsense. London: R.J. Bush, 1872. First edition, 4to., original boards, some dust soiling to boards, spine rubbed, some pages loose £300-500

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198 198 Leech, John Mr. Briggs & his doings: fishing. London: Bradbury and Evans, [1860]. Folio, 13 hand-coloured illustrations on 12 pages, original pictorial orange paper wrappers bound in, green cloth with later green spine, some slight rubbing to boards Note: Leech was a friend of John Everett Millais, who took him fishing at Stobhall. The outcome of this trip was ‘Mr. Briggs and his Doings: Fishing’, the caricatures are probably of Leech himself, trying to catch salmon. £400-600

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199 Leech, John - Frith, William Powell His life and work. London: Richard Bentley and Son, 1891. 8vo., 4 volumes, extra illustrated special copy, includes 3 page letter from Leech to ‘Lucas’, 4 coloured frontispieces, 173 inserted plates of caricatures, many coloured, and 21 inserted portraits, 20th century red morocco gilt, bound by Bayntun of Bath, edges gilt, marbled endpapers, a few pages with light spotting £400-600

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200 Leech, John - Original sketches 23 original pen and ink or pencil sketches by John Leech, heightened with watercolour, 16 signed, c. 13 x 10 - 15 x 22cm., pasted into a Victorian half morocco album, lettered “Scrap Book” on spine £600-900 201 Lerici, Giovanni Battista Bonini di - Manuscript Copy Vita di Papa Sisto quinto: c.1746. 4to., a very clean manuscript copy of the work, transcribed by Giovanni Battista Bonini di Lerici, later calf, very neatly rebacked, spine gilt with floral gilt tooling on front and back covers, several attractive bookplates of previous owners to flyleaves £400-600

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202 Lesley, John De origine moribus, et rebus gestis scotorum libri decem. Rome: in aedibus populi Romani, 1578. 4to., 2 woodcut titles, S.P.Q.R. device on title and at end, woodcut colophon leaf, one folding map, 11 engraved genealogical trees and woodcut initials, occasional marginal dampstaining, worming from p.266-end with loss to some letters £500-800

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203 [Lizars, William Home] Eight engravings of the ruins occasioned by the great fires in Edinburgh on the 15th, 16th & 17th November 1824. Edinburgh: published for the benefit of the sufferers, and sold by A. Constable & Co., [1825]. Oblong folio, 8 etchings (2 folded) by W.H. Lizars after drawings by James Hall, original wrappers, front cover with engraved title serving as title page, modern blue spine, some soiling to wrappers and fore-margins, occasional light spotting; [Slezer, John] Eight fine views of remarkable places in Scotland... Edinburgh: [N.p.], “1692” [but c.1718] Oblong folio, 6 etchings of Stirling, St Andrews, Ross, Glasgow and the Bass Rock, original wrappers, front cover serving as title page, date on title reads 1692 suggesting that this was printed before the first edition as a trial run but it is more likely to be a 1718 copy from original plates, very clean with minor creasing to cover; Chambers, Robert. Notices of the most remarkable fires in Edinburgh... including an account of the great fire of November 1824. Edinburgh: C. Smith, 1824. 12mo, original wrappers, wrappers soiled (3) £300-400 204 Lloyd Hyde, J.A. & R.R. Espirito Santo Silva Chinese porcelain for the European market. Lisbon: Editions R.E.S., 1956. Large folio, mounted coloured plates, original cloth, binding waterstained £200-250 205 Lunardi, Vincenzo An account of the first aerial voyage in England. London: for the author, 1784. First edition, 8vo, engraved frontispiece portrait, 2 engraved folding plates, signed by the author on the half-title, with added engraved portraits of Lunardi and John Wilkins, Bishop of Chester, tipped in, a ticket to Lunardi’s ascension mounted and bound in after the last leaf, an article by A.M. Broadley on “The Soaring Curiosity of Samuel Johnson”, from The Outlook for March 5, 1910, and uncorrected proofs of the same article bound in, blue half morocco gilt £1,000-1,500 206 Lunardi, Vincenzo Mr Lunardi’s account of his ascension and aerial voyage, from the New Fort, Liverpool. on Wednesday, the 20th of July, 1785, in three letters, addressed to George Biggin. [?London, 1785]. First edition, 8vo, [2], 40, modern blue half morocco, uncut, some soiling of titlepage Note: Rare. Copac lists four copies in the UK and NUC lists four copies in North America. £800-1,000

207 Lunardi, Vincenzo An account of five aerial voyages in Scotland. London: for the author, 1786. First edition, 8vo, [3]-114, [2], engraved frontispiece portrait, 2 engraved plates, modern calf-backed boards, uncut, with bookplate “From the Library of Robert Louis Stevenson at Vailima” and Herschel V. Jones bookplate, lacks half-title, a few light spots £800-1,000 208 MacGibbon, David and Ross, Thomas The castellated and domestic architecture of Scotland... Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1887-1892. 8vo., 5 volumes, original brown cloth stamped with gilt thistle, t.e.g., some spotting to endpapers, very slight fading to some covers and spines; [Idem] The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland, 1896-1897. 8vo., 3 volumes, original blue cloth stamped with gilt thistle, t.e.g., light foxing to endpapers and titles, spines slightly faded, minor rubbing to covers (8) £400-600 209 Machiavelli, Nicholas Works. London: John Starkey, Charles Harper and John Amery, 1680. Folio, contemporary speckled calf, [Wing M129; ESTC 13145], some rubbing to spine, slight dampstaining and occasional spotting and dust soiling, darkening to a few pages, paper flaw in upper margin p.53 £600-900 210 Mackenzie, Henry, and others. The lounger. [Colophon: Edinburgh: William Creech]. 5 February 17856 January 1787. Folio, a complete set of 101 numbers, original issues with the usual fold marks, contemporary half calf, bookplate of James Elphinstone Erskine & Charles R. Cowie, slightly rubbed, lower joint neatly repaired Note: Fine copy of the complete set of this early Scottish literary magazine, edited by Henry Mackenzie (1745-1831) who contributed 57 of the 101 essays. The most important essay is Mackenzie’s glowing tribute to Robert Burns (issue 97 of Dec. 9, 1786) which appears here for the first time, a few months after the first edition of Burns’s poems. £500-700

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211 Mackenzie, Sir George The laws and customes of Scotland in matters criminal. Edinburgh: Printed by Thomas Brown, 1678. Second edition, 4to., title printed in red and black, early nineteenth century calf, red morocco label, slight damage to lower corner of first two leaves affecting one letter, title slightly dusty, [Wing M167], lacks the license leaf before title; [Péréfixe de Beaumont, Hardouin de] The history of Henry IV, surnamed the great. King of France and Navarre. London: J. Martyn & H. Herringman, 1672. 8vo., inscription of Philip Constable June 1672, eighteenth century calf, [Wing P1465eA]; Walker, William Idiomatologia Anglo-Latina. London: Joseph Clark, 1673. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, later half calf, slight marginal dampstaining, title dusty, [Wing W425], [Carier, Benjamin] A carrier to a king, or doctour Carrier (Chaplayne to K. James of happy memory) his motives for renouncing the Protestant religion. [St. Omer: English College Press], 1635. 12mo., contemporary calf, [STC 4625.5], slight dust-soiling and slight dampstaining, rubbed; [Walker, Clement] Relations and observations, historicall and politick, upon the parliament, begun Anno Dom. 1640. [?London]: printed in the yeare 1648. 4to., modern calf-backed boards, [Wing W334A]; [Scott, Thomas] A paire of Cristall spectacles with which any man may see plainly at a miles distance into the Councells of the army. Printed in the Yeare 1648. One leaf, 4to., quarter vellum, [Wing (2nd ed.) S2088]; [Cunningham, James] An essay upon the inscription of MacDuff’s crosse in Fyfe, by I.C. Edinburgh: Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1678. 4to., wrappers, tear to title repaired, [Wing C7593]; [Anon.] A sermon preach’d on the barba[r]ous and bloodie murder of the royal martyr King Charles the First. [No place], Printed in the year, 1708. 12mo. in 4s, modern wrappers, [not traced in ECCO] (8) £250-350 212 Maffei, Giovanni Pietro L’histoire des indes orientales et occidentales. Paris: Robert de Ninville, 1655. 2 parts in one volume, 4to, woodcut initials and ornaments, contemporary calf, gilt arms on sides of William Douglas, third Earl and first Duke of Queensberry, and gilt stamp of The Society of Writers to the Signet, paper fault tear to outer blank margin of Nn1 in part 2, spotting, worn, joints cracked £300-500 213 Maitland, William The history of Edinburgh from its foundation to the present time. Edinburgh: printed by Hamilton, Balfour and Neill for the author, 1753. Folio, 20 engraved plates (2 folding), contemporary calf, upper joint of spine repaired, small amount of worming to first few pages until map, very small hole to map cartouche, occasional spotting £300-400

214 Maitland, William The history of London... London: J. Wilkie, 1775. Folio, 2 volumes, 132 plates and maps, contemporary calf, [ESTC T100085], spines rebacked, gouge to cover of volume 1 repaired, slight rubbing and bumping, occasional foxing, a few small closed tears, one to ‘A view of London’ and another to p.1123, into text but with no losses, slight marginal worming at front and back of volumes, no loss of text (2) £500-800 215 Malory, Sir Thomas - Russell Flint Le Morte dArthur. The book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the round table. London: P.L. Warner, publisher to the Medici Society, 1910-11. 4 volumes, 4to, number 316 of 500 copies on handmade Riccardi paper, 48 coloured plates by Sir W. Russell Flint, original limp vellum gilt, uncut, top edges gilt, green silk ties, original dust wrappers, slipcases, a very good set £250-350 216 Manuscript armorial of Scottish peers, c. 1640 Manuscript on paper, 125 hand-coloured coats of arms, on pro-forma engravings, produced by the English College of Heralds, for Englishmen given a Scottish title, c. 1640, contemporary leather binding, probably English, bookplate of Alexander Deuchar, 19th century herald painter, striped blue and white endpapers decorated in silvered floral designs, neatly rebacked and edges neatly repaired Note: The book is one of a class of armorials produced by the English College of Heralds in the regins of James VI and Charles I, and aimed probably at the Englishmen - of whom there was a handful - who were given a Scottish title. One of these was Thomas Fairfax, 1st Baron Fairfax of Cameron. The signatures on entries 64 and 106 are probably those of Charles Fairfax, Thomas’s son, and a noted antiquary and heraldist. It is not known who the herald was who produced the book. It is done on pro-forma engravings, which were quite common for this sort of purpose from the 17th to 19th centuries, and was created between 1633 (when Douglas becomes a Marquess) and 1641 (when Argyll becomes a Marquess). The book was probably compiled on single sheets and then bound. The book belonged in the 19th century to Alexander Deuchar, the well-known herald painter. His bookplate is inside the front cover, and the curious endpapers are characteristic of books from his library. £1,200-1,800 217 Map - Ainslie, John Scotland drawn and engrav’d from a series of angles and astronomical observations. Edinburgh: “Published according to Act of Parliament with improvements till 1800 by Thomas Brown”, large folding map on 9 sheets, engraved and hand-coloured in outline, dissected and backed on linen, each sheet c. 60.5 x 55cm., contemporary morocco case with flap, case somewhat worn, map clean £500-700

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218 Map - Knox, James Map of the basin of the Tay, Perthshire, Strathmore and the Braes of Angus of Forfar, with parts of the Mearns & Fife. Edinburgh: John Anderson & William Hunter, 1831. Hand-coloured engraved map, dissected and backed on linen, original cloth slipcase with paper label £150-200 219 Markham, Gervase [A way to get wealth]. [London: Nicholas Okes for John Harrison, 1631]. 8vo, 6 parts in one volume, woodcuts, eighteenth-century half calf, lacks the general title page, occasional spotting, some early annotations, neatly rebacked Note: A reissue, with added general title page, of “Cheape and good husbandry”, 5th ed., 1631; “Country contentments”, 4th edition, 1631; “The English house-wife”, 4th edition, 1631; “The inrichment of the weald of Kent .. revised, inlarged, and corrected”, 1631; “Markhams farewell to husbandry”, 3rd edition; all by or edited by Gervase Markham; and “A new orchard and garden”, “2nd” edition, 1631, by William Lawson. [STC (2nd edition) 17396]. £400-600 220 Martyn, Thomas Thirty-eight plates with explanations intended to illustrate Linnaeus’s System of Vegetables... London: B. White and Son, 1788. 38 hand coloured plates; Bound with [Idem] The language of botany... London: B. and J. White, 1796; 8vo., contemporary calf, a few leaves slightly spotted, some cracking and rubbing to spine £200-300 221 Mason, William Elegies. London: R. Horsfield, 1762. First edition, 4to, half-title; The rise and progress of the present taste in planting parks, pleasure grounds, gardens &c., London: C. Moran, 1767. 4to; Goldsmith, Oliver The traveller... the fifth edition. London: F. Newbery, 1768; Goldsmith, Oliver The deserted village, a poem. the third edition. London: W. Griccin, 1770. 4to, half-title, engraved title vignette; [Gray, Thomas]Ode performed in the Senate-House at Cambridge, July 1, 1769. at the installation of His Grace Augustus-Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton, Chancellor of the University. Cambridge: T. & J. Merrill, 1769. 4to, [ESTC T41970], 5 works in one volume, contemporary calf, head of spine rubbed; Gray, Thomas Poems. Glagow: R. and A. Foulis, 1768. 4to, contemporary blue morocco gilt, g.e.; Bellamy, Daniel Ethic amusements. London: for the author, 1768. 4to, engraved plates, contemporary half calf, [ESTC T83830]; Boswell, James James Boswell’s book of company at Auchinleck 1782-1795, edited by the Viscountess Eccles & Gordon Turnbull. Roxburghe Club, 1995. Folio, limited to 200 copies, plates, red quarter morocco with buckram sides (4) £300-400

220 222 Mazot, F. Le tableau de la croix representé dans les ceremonies de la Sainte Messe. Paris: F. Mazot, 1651 [ but 1653]. 8vo., engraved frontispiece and portrait, engraved throughout, ?18th century red morocco panelled in gilt with decorative fleurons, gilt clasps and edges, marbled endpapers, modern John Evelyn bookplate £500-800 223 McGrandle, Leith - Pietro Annigoni Europe. The quest for unity. London: Ranelagh Editions Ltd., 1975. Folio, full morocco, t.e.g., number 31 of 475 copies, with signed etching by Pietro Annigoni, slipcase £100-150 224 McIan, R.R and Logan, James The clans of the Scottish Highlands. London: Ackermann and Co., 1845. Folio, 2 volumes, hand coloured portrait and frontispiece in each volume showing coats of arms and 72 hand coloured lithographed plates, original blue morocco-backed cloth, with blind floral tooling on covers, gilt royal coat of arms on front covers and gilt tooled thistle decoration on spine, occasional internal foxing, ‘Drummond’ plate in volume 1 loose (2) £2,000-3,000

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225 Mennie, Donald The grandeur of the gorges. Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, 1926. 4to, limited to 1000 copies, 50 plates, 12 hand-coloured, original half cloth, scattered spotting throughout £400-600 226 Millais, J.E. Two autograph letters signed, one to [John] Ruskin, about coming to stay with him, commenting on his not knowing how to employ himself since his pictures have gone to the Royal Academy, and sending kind greetings to Mrs Ruskin; the other to Mrs Ford, declining a visit because of ill health (7 March 1864) and with an envelope with four sketches of animals by the young John Millais (1878), together with a letter by Effie Millais to Mrs Ford, describing a journey to Perth and the calamity of a house fire (“at 3am the Maid rushed into our room saying the house was on fire.... of that fine House nothing remained but the Walls & Campanila. Sir E. saved his Pictures. The servants lost everything”, 13 pages in all, and envelope, 8vo., laid down, chiefly undated £200-300 227 Millais, J.E., Sir - Landseer, E. H., Sir - Tenniel, John, Sir - Du Maurier, G. A collection of letters to William Powell Frith from various artists, mostly 8vo., circa 40 pages dating from 1st April 1869 - 30th March 1905, many referring to John Leech including: Autograph letter signed “Yours ever “Landseer””, dated 1st April 1869 thanking Frith for his note and attributing his recent lack of work output to his “Eyes!”; Two autograph letters signed “Very sincerely yours John Tenniel”, dated 9th January 1905, (one letter incomplete with paper discolouration), congratulating Frith on his 87th birthday, he also declines a dinner invitation on account of his age; Two autograph letters signed G. du Maurier”, the first discussing Leech’s death; Two autograph letters from Millais, signed “J.E. Millais”;and 11 other autograph letters an envelope from various artists including George Cruickshank, Lawrence Adam Tadema and Frith (17) £300-400 228 Millais, Sir John Everett - Autograph letters - George Du Maurier A collection of 21 Autograph letters, comprisng: 13 Autograph letters signed, 2 Autograph letters initialled, 1 unsigned, 1 Autograph signed postcard, to George Du Maurier, 31 October 1873 - 3 November 1895, 8vo, 39 pages, Birnam, Perthshire, 2 Palace Gate, Kensington, and Bowerswell, Perthshire, referring to paintings “The Knight delivering the ladyhas never been photographed or engraved”, his portrait of Du Maurier “Its painting you will be a pleasure, I count the operation

leisure; So come to me at half past ten. And I’ll begin your portrait then...”, innovative work: “a really modern subject is regarded as a difficulty & I have endeavoured to prove it is not impossible to deal with the surroundings of our own time with success. It remains however to be seen whether the public will care for modern life...”, the engagement of his daughter Carrie, painting outside “I have two pictures awaiting your scrutiny”, Du Maurier’s work “I enjoyed your dream in the “Almanac”, the series are beautifully drawn, but entrenous I like the old way of publishing it better”, complimenting Du Maurier “the monster bride held between her parents” was sublime”, referring to Buzzard and the Arts Club Dinner, and Sullivan “I always thought he was worthy of being one of the brotherhood”, family life “Having a family may on the whole be a pleasure, but what a lot of care they divulge on us”, and 5 Autograph letters to Frederick Lehmann, 4 signed, two concluding with sketches, one with monogram. 11 pages, 8vo, 2 Palace Gate, Kensington, and Birnam, Perthshire, 24 Sept 1861 - 27 April 1884,, referring to his ability to “turn out a fancy article occasionally, subject to the fickle approval of an insensible public”, advising Lehmann that the reproduction of a certain picture would be a bad commercial proposition as it would “only be bought by a few people of taste”, agreeing to paint the portrait of Lehmann’s daughter, Nina (for £1050 with the copyright), and sending news of his own activities and family, the four page letter of 1864 is written throughout in jocose Lowland Scots verses, the two sketches in pen and ink, folding cloth box £1,200-1,500 229 Millais, Sir John Everett - John Leslie Four autograph letters, comprising 3 autograph letters signed to Mrs Constance Leslie, the wife of his friend the artist John Leslie, 5 pages, 8vo, one with original envelope, one letter with the address 7 Cromwell Place, two headed with Millais’s monogram, 13 July 1868 15 March 1872 “I had entirely forgotten that all my pictures would be here from the Royal Academy and I must work all day on them cleaning &c... I have been summoned at 10 at Clerkenwell upon a grand Jury which I cannot avoid.. (30 July 1868), “Many thanks for the cheque... The Agnews have always obtained very large donations & give liberally - but the Christie & Manson people never give anything” (13 May 1869); and a further letter to Lady Leslie, March 17, 1986, promsing to come, when he has recovered from “an intolerable attack of neuralgia”, Millais’s name in another hand added at the head, tipped into Lady Leslie’s copy of collected wood-engravings of paintings by Millais, red morocco, lettered in gilt on upper cover “Woodcuts from drawings by J.E. Millais” and “Constance Leslie 1863” on lower cover, some of the woodcuts with verses added in pencil, bookplates of Sir John Leslie Bt., Shane Leslie and Leonie Leslie, note by Constance Leslie on front endpaper “The etchings were given to me by Mrs Millais” £200-300

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230 Miscellaneous books - Bodkin, Thomas Hugh Lane and his pictures. Pegasus Press, 1932. 4to., limited to 400 copies, plates, green half morocco, spine faded; Camoens, Luiz de The Lusiad, or the discovery of India. An epic poem. Oxford, 1776. 4to, translated by W.J. Mickle, list of subscribers (including Boswell and Johnson), recent brown morocco-backed cloth, title and dedication laid down; Thomson, W.G. A history of tapestry. New York, 1906. 4to, plates, original cloth, t.e.g., slight wear, upper hinge weak; Edwards, Lionel My Scottish sketch book. London, 1929. 4to, coloured plates, original cloth, dust-jacket, a few spots; Leech, John Pictures of Life & Character. (Fifth Series). London, 1869. Oblong folio, illustrations, green half morocco gilt, a.e.g.; Hakluyt, Richard The principall navigations, voiages & discoveries of the English nation. Cambridge University Press, 1965. 2 volumes, 4to, original cloth, dustwrappers; Millais, John Everettt Millais’ illustrations, a collection of drawings on wood. London, 1866. 4to., original cloth, g.e., rubbed; Conrad, Joseph The Works. London: Gresham Publishing Co., 1925. 20 volumes (lacking the rare volumes 21-22), Medallion edition, frontispieces, original blue cloth gilt; [Garsault, M. de] Art du Tailleur [extracted from Diderot & d’Alembert’s “Encyclopédie”]. [Paris], 1769. Large folio, 14 of 16 plates, lacks plate 5 and 10, but with 2 uncalled for hand-coloured lithographs by H. Lecomte of Swiss costumes dated 1817 bound in, contemporary boards, uncut; and a quantity of miscellaneous books £300-500 231 Moll, Herman Scotland delineated; or thirty six new and correct maps of North Britain. London: Thomas & John Bowles, 1745. Oblong folio, 36 handcoloured engraved maps, 2 folding, contemporary calf-backed boards, title repaired without loss, rubbed, upper hinge broken £400-600 232 Monipennie, John The abridgement or summarie of the Scots chronicles... with a true description and division of the whole realme of Scotland. [London]: Printed at Brittaines Bursse by John Budge, 1612. 4to, [iv, 100, 20], 2 parts in one volume, contemporary calf, spine gilt, armorial bookplate of Francis Fulford of Fulford in the County of Devon 1699, [STC 18014] Note: First edition, very scarce. Part Two, “A Short Description of the Westerne Iles of Scotland... also the Iles in Orkenay, and Schetland or called Dubonia” begins with a first-hand account of the Isle of Man, “of olde called Dubonia” which appears to be the earliest extended description of that island, [STC 18014]. The “Westerne Iles” section of Monipennnie’s book is missing in two of the five American copies cited by NSTC, and is omitted altogether in a second issue of 1612 [NSTC 18014.5], [NSTC 18014] £800-1,200

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233 Moore, Henry Henry Moore. Shelter-sketch-book. London: Marlborough Fine Art, 1967. Unbound folio, number 14 of180 copies signed by the artist with 80 colour facsimile collotypes and one original lithograph by the artist (also numbered 14/180), in red cloth gilt box and protective card case, some slight soiling to red box, prints clean £1,500-2,000 234 More, Sir Thomas The Commonwealth of Utopia. London: printed by William Bulmer at the Shakespeare Press for William Miller, 1808. 4to., 2 volumes, extra illustrated with 47 plates, later red morocco with floral gilt tooling at corners and along spine, floral gilt tooled doublures, t.e.g., felt lined red cloth box, some light spotting, occasional neat pencil annotations, some soiling and fading to box £1,500-2,500

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235 More, Sir Thomas - Interest Gent, J. H. (Editor) Thomas Mori vita & exitus: or the history of Sir Thomas More, sometime Lord High Cancellor of England. London: George Eversden, 1652. 8vo., folding portrait, later panelled calf, slightly rubbed, some dustsoiling; Warner, Ferdinando Memoirs of the life of Sir Thomas More... London: L. Davis and C. Reymers, 1758. 8vo., contemporary calf, some cracking to spine and rubbing to edges, slight spotting; More, Cresacre The life of Sir Thomas More. London: William Pickering, 1828. 8vo., portrait and 44 plates (extraillustrated), later brown half morocco, occasional spotting; Roper, William The mirrour of vertue in worldly greatnes or the life of Sir Thomas More, Knight. London: de la More Press, 1902. 4to., number 225 of 290 copies, large engraved shield of King’s Library, 33 plates (extra-illustrated), contemporary green morocco gilt, gilt doublures, spine and covers slightly faded, occasional spotting (4) £200-300 236 Moreton, C. Oscar The auricula. Its history and character. London: The Ariel Press, 1964. Folio, original cloth gilt with dust-jacket, one of 500 copies, 17 coloured plates (reproduced from paintings by Rory McEwen); Sitwell, Sacheverell and Russell, James. Old garden roses. London: George Rainbird, 1955-1957. Folio, 2 volumes,16 coloured plates by Charles Raymond, original boards, dustwrappers. (3) £200-300 236

237 Most Ancient & Most Noble Order of theThistle. Statutes. Manuscript, 8vo, 26pp., 1770, signed by Robert Quarme, Gentleman Usher, green morocco gilt, lettered on upper cover, rubbed £120-180 238 Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle Statutes of, revised by Robert Quarme, Gentleman Usher, and signed by him in ink on p.32, 32pp. and many blanks, 8vo, contemporary green morocco, gilt with a border of thistles alternating with stars, and lettered with the title on the upper cover, n.d. [1763] £200-300 239 Mugnoz, Filadelfo Iragvagli historici del vespro siciliano. [Palermo]: [n.p.] ?1645 .4to., engraved title, ?contemporary calf gilt, some slight spotting to last few pages, slight rubbing to boards and cracking to ends of spine £150-200

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240 Murray, Thomas, Sir The laws and acts of parliament made by King James the (I) and his royal Successors Kings of Scotland. Edinburgh: printed by David Lindsay, 1681. First edition, folio, title printed in red and black and with cut-down mounted to size engraved portraits of Scottish monarchs, ruled in red throughout, contemporary Edinburgh binding, red morocco with elaborate gilt tooling of stylised foliage and flowerhead motifs, including thistles, [ESTC R15415; Wing S1265], some marginal spotting and soiling, occasional small tears to foremargins, no loss of text, couple of small scrapes and gouge marks to lower board £700-1,000 241 Nattes, John Claude Scotia depicta... London: W. Miller..., 1804. Oblong folio, engraved title and 48 engraved plates by James Fittler, original boards with purple cloth spine and paper label to upper board, soiling to boards and occasional interior dust soiling and damp staining, marginal tear to plate 12 £500-700 242 [Newte, Thomas] - Scottish History A tour in England and Scotland in 1785. London: G.G.J. and J. Robinson, 1788. 8vo., 6 engraved plates, contemporary calf, some rubbing to boards, cracking to spine and slight spotting to plates; [Gascombe, Professor/an English Officer] The contrast: or Scotland as it was in the year 1745, and Scotland in the year 1819. London: P. Wright & Son, 1825. 8vo., original boards, joints cracking, original paper label rubbed, some foxing to endpapers, bookplate of ‘H. Vincent Whitelaw’ attached to paste-down endpaper; Belfour, John A new history of Scotland... London: 1770. 12mo., engraved frontispiece, folding map, 7 engraved plates, contemporary calf, [ESTC T101758], slight rubbing and soiling to spine and boards, some marginal dust soiling and spotting, a few closed tears to map; [Anon.] The Scottish tourist, and itinerary... Edinburgh: Stirling & Kenney, 1825. 12mo., engraved frontispiece, 2 folding maps, 5 engraved plates, modern red half morocco, some spotting and offsetting; Cardonnel, Adam de Picturesque antiquities of Scotland. London: Edwards, 1788-1793. Small 4to., 3 volumes, 100 engraved plates with commentaries, original boards, pages untrimmed, some foxing to boards and text (in volume 1), some boards soiled, blue paper peeled away from part of volume 2 and all of volume 3, a few leaves loose, cracking to spine; [Idem] Picturesque antiquities of Scotland. London: Edwards, 1788. Small 4to., parts 1 and 2 together, 24 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, slight fading to spine and rubbing to boards, some spotting; Gregory, I.R. Solitary rambles among the mountains of Scotland in 1853. 4to., manuscript copy of the work, text pages bordered by watercolour thistle motifs, 15 plates, mostly lithographs with some hand-colouring, tissue guards, modern black cloth binding, occasional dust soiling (9) £150-250

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245 Norfolk, Lady Charlotte Levesen-Gower, Duchess, wife of the 13th Duke Autograph Journal, 1843 to 1853, describing her life as Lady-inWaiting to Queen Victoria and at Arundel Castle, and contemporary events including Loius Philippe’s visit to England, the singing of Jenny Lind, Queen’s Victoria’s speech in the new House of Lords, Chartist demonstrations, the growth of the railways and the Duke of Wellington’s funeral, lacking the pages covering ther period October 1848 to March 1852, contemporary green morocco stamped in blind, with clasp, 159pp, 4to, loose £150-200 246 Ogawa, [Kazumasa] Sights and scenes on the Tokaido. [Tokyo: [N.p.], c.1900] Folio, 20 plates with collotype photographs by Ogawa, descriptive text by James Murdoch, tissue guards, original wrappers and fabric spine, later fitted peach cloth case, covers slightly torn at edges, spine fraying and wearing away

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243 Nightingale, Florence Notes on nursing. London: Harrison, [1860]. First edition, ? second issue, with the words “The right of Translation is reserved” in square brackets on title page, but no advertisements on the endpapers, also with original price of two shillings written in pencil on verso of front free endpaper, 8vo, original black cloth, gilt title on upper cover; Nightingale, Florence Notes on nursing. London: Harrison, 1860. New edition, revised, original brown cloth (2) Note: The earliest known copy has an inscription dated New Year’s Day, 1860, in Florence Nightingale’s hand, and is now at St. Thomas’s Hospital. It is without advertisements, but also without the words “The right of translation is rserved” on the title-page and may well be a proof copy. The next datable copies are in the Wellcome Library with inscriptions of February, 1860, but both have the advertisements. Sometime during February 1860, therefore, these advertisements were inserted, and as this copy is without them it must be one of the earliest issued, in January 1860. £300-400 244 None-Such Charles [Anon.] The none-such Charles, his character... [Wing N1226A]; Bound with [Weldon, Anthony] The court and character of King James... London: John Collins, 1651 [Wing W1274]; And [Sanderson, William] Aulicus coquinarie. Or a vindication in answer to a pamphlet entitled The Court and Character of King James. [Wing S645] London: Henry Seile, 1650. 8vo, engraved portrait, contemporary calf, some slight cracking to spine and minor bumping to covers, small marginal tears to H4 and I1 £300-400 58

Note: Kazumasa Ogawa founded and edited Japan’s first photographic magazine and, during the height of his career, published and printed all his collotypes personally from the original prints. £300-400 247 Orme, Edward Foreign Field sports, fisheries, sporting anecdotes, with a supplement of New South Wales. London: E. Orme, [1813], 4to, 110 hand-coloured aquatint plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e., spine emblematically tooled in compartments, some offsetting onto text, occasional light dust-soiling, rubbed, [Abbey, Travel, 2] £1,500-1,800 248 Ornithological watercolour - Hayes, William and A. Ruff, pen and black ink and watercolour , heightened with white, 338 x 525mm., captioned, signed and dated W. & A. Hayes 1779 £200-300 249 Ornithological watercolours 3 original watercolours by an unidentified hand of Tringa Cinclus, Scollop-toad sandpiper, and Tringa Interpres, 29 x 22.5cm., the first slightly spotted £200-300

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250 Ortelius, Abraham Scotiae tabula. Engraved map, hand-coloured in outline, also with towns marked in red and mountains in green, 38 x 49 cm., [Antwerp, 1573?], Latin text on verso, slight discolouration at centre fold, otherwise very good condition Note: Moir vol. 1 p. 166; Potter p. 95. Based on Mercator’s map of the British Isles of 1564 £350-450

251 Papworth, John Buonarotti Hints on ornamental gardening. London: R. Ackermann, 1823. 4to., 27 coloured aquatints, 1 uncoloured, [Abbey: Life in England, 46], contemporary boards, some slight spotting to boards and title page, minor dust soiling and damp staining £800-1,000

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252 Parliament - The Laws and Acts of the First Parliament, of our most high and dread soveraign, Charles the Second. Edinburgh: T. Tyler, 1661. 4to, engraved frontispiece portrait, [Wing S1271]; Laws and acts past in the Second session of the first parliament. Edinburgh: E. Tyler, 1662, [Wing S1273]; Laws and Acts past in the third session of the first parliament. Edinburgh: E. Tyler, 1663, [Wing S1278]; Act rescinding two Acts, past in the last session of parliament. Edinburgh: E. Tyler, 1663, [Wing S1158]; 4 works in one volume, contemporary calf, rubbed; [Charles II, King] His Majesties letter to his parliament in Scotland, assembled October 19, 1669. Savoy: T. Newcomb, 1669, [Wing C3104]; [Scotland] The acts and orders of the meeting of the estates of the kingdom of Scotland. Edinburgh: Heir of A. Anderson, 1690, 4 parts, [Wing S1161], last part with loss of a few letters of headline; Scotch politicks in a letter to a friend. London: J. Janeway, 1682. Folio, [Wing S85]; and Wing D1081, P3904 and S4590, some staining and shaving, with some loss of text, contemporary calf; sold not subject to return (2) £200-250 253 Pennant, Thomas British zoology. London: Benjamin White, 1776. 8vo., 4 volumes, 270 (of 280) plates and 4 engraved titles, contemporary tree calf, a couple of small marginal tears, some slight offsetting and occasional foxing and dust soiling (4) £200-300

252 254 Pennant, Thomas A tour in Scotland, MDCCLXIX. London: printed for Benjamin White, 1776. Fourth edition, 4to., 3 volumes, 132 engraved maps and plates, contemporary calf gilt, marbled endpapers, some fading to spines, slight rubbing to spines and covers, some internal spotting (3) £200-250 255 Perth - Articles of surrender to Cromwell “Articles proposed to the governor of St Johnstounis for the rendition of the said garrisone into my handis”, listing 8 articles, dated August 2 1651, manuscript, one leaf, folio, 30.5 x 19.5cm, Note: According to W.S. Douglas, Cromwell’s Scotch Campaigns, 1650-1, p.288, Cromwell arrived at Perth on August 1st and summoned the civic authorities to surrender to him. He remained in Perth until 8th August, when the movements of the remnant of the royalist forces required his attention. These terms are probably dicated by him. £500-700

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256 Perth - Jacobite Rebellion List of noblemen and landed gentlemen of the Shire of Perth, who are said, by common report, to have been concerned in the late unnatural rebellion. Manuscript, one folio leaf, 36 x 23cm., with integral blank, listing 69 noblemen and gentlemen beginning with The Lord Drummond, signed at Perth 14th November 1716 by Alexander Robertson, Sheriff deput £150-250 61

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257 Perthshire Tullibardine, the Marchioness A military history of Perthshire, 16001902. Perth: R. A. & J. Hay, 1908. 8vo., 39 plates and a folding map; [Idem] A military history of Perthshire, 1899-1902. Perth: R. A. & J. Hay, 1908. 8vo., frontispiece, 3 plates and 67 pages of photographs; both red contemporary calf gilt, edges gilt, some spotting, soiling and rubbing to covers and spines, some fading to spines; Lumsden, James Enumeration of the inhabitants of Scotland... Glasgow: James Lumsden, 1823. 8vo., original boards and label, some spotting, covers slightly soiled and dampstained, joints cracking; Cowan, Samuel The ancient capital of Scotland... London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1904. 8vo., 2 volumes, 2 frontispieces and 39 plates (2 folding), contemporary red cloth gilt, some plates loose, occasional spotting, hinges cracking, some fading to spines and scuffing to covers; Sconiana Memoranda of the antiquities, curiosities, history and present state of Scone. Edinburgh: printed for James Morison of Perth, 1807. 4to., engraved frontispiece, 4 engraved plates, modern green quarter cloth and marbled boards; Hunt, Colin A. The Perth hammermen book (1518 to 1568). Perth: printed for the incorporation by James H. Jackson, 1889. 4to., frontispiece, 2 engraved plates, facsimile of hammermen minute book page, contemporary quarter morocco gilt, some soiling and rubbing to covers and spine, occasional internal soiling and some foxing; [Public General Acts] An act for repairing the highways, bridges and ferries in the county of Perth, 1785. London: Charles Eyre and William Strahan, 1785. Folio, [ESTC N58461] slight dust soiling; Bound with [Idem] An act for repairing certain roads in the county of Perth... London: Eyre and Strahan, 1789. Folio, [ESTC N58845]; Flint, James Report on the proposed new road from Perth to Elgin, Grantown, Nairn, and Inverness. Edinburgh :[N.p.] printed by W. Burness, 1832. 4to., folding map, unsigned manuscript letter from 1849 describing the benefits of the road, in paper wrappers, slight dust soiling and creasing to map and wrappers; [Anon] A ramble through the streets of Perth... Perth: James B. Clark, 1865. 12mo, slight spotting to title page.; bound with Coates, Henry Floods and droughts of the Tay Valley. [Perth?]: Reprinted from the transactions of the Perthshire Society of Natural Science, [1916?]. 8vo., 4 photographic plates and folding graph, modern marbled boards; [Hunter, John and Jamieson, Hugh M. (Editors)] Chronicles of Strathearn. Crieff: David Philips, 1896. 8vo., woodcut thistle cover and title design by A.L. Rankin and 14 plates illustrated by W.B. MacDougal, original brown printed cloth, occasional dust soiling, some rubbing to covers; and 22 others (33) £250-350

258 Perthshire - Morison Publishing Marshall, Thomas Hay The history of Perth... Perth: John Fisher, 1849. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, contemporary half calf, gilt tooled spine, slight rubbing to spine and covers, light foxing to endpapers; MacEachainn, Eoghan Leanmhuinn Chriost’... Perth: Morisons, 1826. 12mo., contemporary calf, some rubbing and chipping to spine and boards, slight foxing to endpapers; McNayr, James A guide from Glasgow to some of the most remarkable scenes in the Highlands of Scotland... Glasgow: printed in the Courier Office, 1797. 8vo., inscribed to “Mr Drummond of Blairdrummond, with most respectful compliments from the Author”, contemporary brown morocco, some rubbing to spine and edges of covers; [Anon.] Morison’s Perth and Perthshire Register for 1823... Perth: D. Morison, [1823]. 12mo., contemporary quarter calf, some fading to spine, slight soiling to boards and very light spotting; [Anon.] Guide to the city and county of Perth. [Perth; J. Morison, 1838?]. 8vo., engraved map and title page, 11 other engraved plans and plates, contemporary green half morocco, some rubbing to spine and boards, slight worming to spine; Millar, David The Tay: a poem. Perth: Thomas Richardson and David Wood, 1850. 8vo., contemporary half calf, some rubbing to spine and boards, previous owner’s stamp in pink to title page and bookplate attached to paste-down endpaper; “Old Officer” Cautions and advices to officers of the army, particularly subalterns... Perth: R. Morison, 1895. 8vo., original blue wrappers, pages untrimmed, occasional spotting; Morison Miscellanea perthensis. Perth: Morison, 1801. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, contemporary speckled calf with gilt emblem of gardener and words: “Mulcent Aurae Firmat Sol Educat Imber”, some cracking to joints and slight darkening to pages; 9 nonconsecutive volumes of The Perth Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure. Perth: R. Morison, 1772-3. 8vo., original blue wrappers, some marginal dust soiling; and 3 others (20) Note: The Perth Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure... was a 32 page weekly miscellany, printed for the postmaster, Robert Morison from 3rd July 1772 to 2nd July 1773, at which point it passed into the hands of the printer, George Johnston. The work began to fall into decline after around a year, whereupon Johnston took over the publication of the magazine. Soon after, complaints were heard against the moral tone of the magazine and the work was drawn to a close with the completion of volume 6 on 24th December 1773. £250-350

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259 Philips, Philip The Forth Bridge in its various stages of construction... Edinburgh: R. Grant and Son, 1889. Oblong folio, 55 plates, 7 of which are folding, mostly collotype photographs with 3 lithographs, contemporary brown cloth gilt, slight soiling to covers, rear joint cracked, very occasional marginal spotting, closed marginal tear on Plate 42 £250-350 260 Pilkington, M. - Fuseli, Henry A Dictionary of Painters... London: J. Johnson..., 1805. 4to., contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt, , slight gouging to covers, joints cracked, spine rubbed, some internal spotting; Winkles, B. French cathedrals. London: Charles Tilt, 1837. 4to., engraved title and 49 engraved plates , contemporary maroon half morocco gilt with embossed floral motifs to cloth, slight fading, rubbing and soiling to spine and boards, occasional internal spotting; Scott, Walter, Sir The border antiquities of England and Scotland...London; T. Davison for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1814-1817. 4to., 2 volumes, 2 engraved frontispieces in volume 1, 92 (of 96) plates, green morocco with gilt tooled diamond-patterned border, edges gilt, some fading to spines and covers, joints rubbed, spotting to endpapers; [Gilbert, B.W.] [Hints on the art of oriental painting etc].[ London: Printed for the author], 1832/3?. 4to., 8 hand coloured plates, later boards, boards soiled, occasional interior spotting, title page lacking, list of plates written onto cover in ink; [Croft, Herbert, Sir] The wreck of Westminster Abbey... London: Charles Stalker, [1788?]. Small folio, engraved frontispiece, contemporary half calf, rubbed, joints cracked, occasional spotting and offsetting onto title page, first and last few leaves foxed (6) £250-350 261 Platina, Bartholomaeus Sacchi de The lives of the popes. London: C. Wilkinson, 1685. First edition, folio, engraved portrait fontispiece after Lely, title in red and black, contemporary calf, spine gilt, [Wing P2403], head and base of spine rubbed £150-200 262 Pope, Alexander - Homer The iliad of Homer, translated by Mr Pope. London: printed by W. Bowyer for Bernard Lintott, 1715-1716. First English edition, folio, 6 volumes, engraved portrait, 2 folding maps, late 18th or early 19th century half calf, spine gilt, foxing to several pages, others very clean, darkening to some pages and slight darkening to boards (6) £800-1,200

263 Price, Uvedale Essays on the picturesque. London: J. Mawman, 1810. 8vo., 3 volumes, contemporary boards, some foxing in volume 1 and occasional very light foxing in volume 3, paper flaw in foremargin of volume 3 with no loss of text; Murray, Mrs [later Aust, S., Hon. Mrs] A companion and useful guide to the beauties of Scotland, to the lakes of Westmoreland, Cumberland and Lancashire... London: printed for the author and sold by George Nicol, 1799. 8vo., 2 volumes, contemporary half calf, some light foxing and occasional darkening to some pages, foxing worse on title and last few pages of volume two, a few pencil annotations, some rubbing to covers and spines, cover of volume 2 detaching (5) £200-300 264 Private Press Hermes, Gertrude Wood engravings...being illustrations to Selborne... Newtown: Gwasg Gregynog, 1988. Small folio, number 81 of 240 copies, 6 full-page illustrations, contemporary brown and white printed boards; Verney, Parthenope, Lady Florence Nightingale’s pet owl Athena... San Francisco: Grabhorn-Hoyem, 1970. 8vo., one of 300 copies signed by the publisher, contemporary blue damask; Tennyson, Alfred The devil and the lady. London: MacMillan and Co., 1930. 8vo., contemporary quarter vellum with swirl-patterned handmade paper, spine slightly darkened (2 copies); Picasso, Pablo Pour Eugenia... Paris: Berggruen, 1976. Oblong 4to., a copy of a suite of 24 drawings which Picasso made in 1918, original grey boards; Gray, Thomas An elegy written in a country churchyard. Market Drayton: Tern Press, 1995. Oblong folio, number 9 of fifteen copies signed by the binders, 29 watercolour illustrations by Nicholas Parry, original green quarter morocco with floral woven fabric (6) £150-250 265 Raleigh, Walter, Sir The history of the world. London: 1614. First edition, folio, engraved title, 8 double page maps and plans, includes “Minde of the Front” leaf, contemporary calf gilt, sympathetically rebacked, upper cover detached, lacking 6N6, some minor spotting and slight worming with loss of some letters, occasional dust soiling and a few small marginal tears and paper flaws £400-600 266 Ramsay, Allan The gentle shepherd, a pastoral comedy. Glasgow: A. Foulis, 1788. 4to., engraved portrait, 12 plates and 9 leaves of music, contemporary tree calf gilt, a very good copy with some very slight rubbing to covers £150-200

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267 Ramsay, Allan A poem to the memory of the famous Archbald [sic] Pitcairn, M.D. By a member of the Easy Club in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: Andrew Hart ?, 1713]. First edition, 4to, 8pp., disbound, cloth folder Note: Very rare. Only two other copies known: Edinburgh Public Library and National Library of Scotland. The Easy Club was a group of young men interested in literature who had formed themselves in May 1712 into a Club on the model of the Spectator Club described by Addison and Steele. They adopted pseudoynyms, and Allan Ramsay, who was one of the founding members, took as his club name Isaac Bickerstaff. Ramsay, then aged about 28, was a wig-maker in Edinburgh. The Journal of the Easy Club tells us that on Thursday 5 November 1713 “it was unanimously resolv’d.. by each that none of this club shall have English but Scots patrons... and that member formerly nam’d Isaac Bickerstaff did chose (sic) Gavin Douglas sometime Bishop of Dunkeld, and a famous old Scots poet for which he is chose by that member” and that “Gavin Douglas was chosen Praeses who after he had taken the chair presented a poem composed by himself to the memory of Dr. Archd. Pitcairn... the poem and dedication being read it was unanimously approven and the author’s compliment received for which he had the thanks of the Club - after which it was resolved the said poem should be printed at the charge of the members the author included (at his own desire).” [Freeman & Law, The Bibliotheck 9, 1978-79, pp.153-160; ESTC T197008 ] £400-600

268 Ramsay, Allan - Gray, Thomas Ramsay, Allan The gentle shepherd... Glasgow: printed by A. Foulis for A. Dickson, 1788. 4to., engraved portrait, 12 engraved plates and 18 sheets of music, later calf with gilt spine and gilt doublures, very occasional internal soiling; Gray, Thomas Poems. London: Chiswick Press, 1887. 4to., engraved portrait and 3 engraved plates, 1895 presentation copy from Eton College to James Eric Drummond, gilt edges, contemporary calf gilt, occasional internal spotting; [Idem] Elegy written in a country churchyard. London: The Etching Club, 1847. Folio, 18 engraved plates with words of poem printed in red, later morocco gilt, internal foxing, some very slight soiling to covers. Murray, Amelia Sophia, Lady. Mary’s dream... set to music by J. Relfe... London: printed by London and Brodie... [ca. 1794] Folio, contemporary tree calf, slight rubbing to covers, pages a little darkened, joints splitting; Pindar, Peter A commiserating epistle to James Lowther... London: J. Evans, 1791. Small folio, engraved frontispiece, contemporary tree calf, some rubbing to spine, spotting and dust soiling to frontispiece and initial few pages; 18th century red morocco blotter, gilt tooled panels with gilt tooled foliate design, 280x390 mm, some rubbing and slight ink staining (6) £200-250

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269 [Ransom, R.] The good boy’s soliloquy. London: William Darton, 1813. 16mo, 16 coloured plates, 16pp., later calf gilt, g.e. £200-300 270 Raphael Les arabesques et les stucs, peints a Rome, au Palais du Vatican, edited by MM. Joubert fils & Charles Bance. [?Florence: Niccolo Pagni, n.d.]. Folio, 22 engraved plates, contemporary quarter calf, rubbing to spine and boards, an uncalled for plate loosely inserted at end, some splitting to hinges and foxing to plates £200-250 271 Raphael [Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino] - Éméric-David, M.T.B. Suite d’études calquées et dessinées d’après cinq tableaux de Raphael accompagnées de gravures de ces tableaux. Paris: chez l’éditeur, 1818. Large folio, 6 original parts, each with 4 engraved plates and 1 leaf of text, original printed wrappers, uncut, plates in last part with marginal tears, occasional dampstaining, wrappers very clean £150-250 272 Religious Orders - Original Watercolours A collection of 50 original watercolour drawings depicting the attire of the Holy Orders of the Catholic Church, unsigned and undated, 16mo., mid 18th century, contemporary calf, bookplate of Sir Henry Mainwaring, covers and spine rubbed £200-300 273 Robson, George Fennell Scenery of the Grampian Mountains. London: published by the author, 1814. Large folio, 41 engraved plates, folding map at end, contemporary half calf gilt with marbled boards, some slight offsetting onto text, occasional very light foxing, some fading to boards, slight cracking to joints, very small closed tear to foremargin of text accompanying plate 24 £2,000-3,000 274 Robson, George Fennell Scenery of the Grampian mountains. London: published by the author, 1814. Oblong folio, 41 coloured lithographs and folding map, later half morocco with marbled boards, [Abbey, Scenery, 504], slight rubbing to spine and covers, some light foxing £1,500-2,000

275 Rossi, Domenico de Raccolta di statue antiche e moderne... Rome: Stamperia alla Pace, 1704. Large folio, engraved frontispiece, 157 engraved plates (lacking plates 28, 29, 46, 48 and 136), contemporary tree calf with foliate tooled gilt border, upper joint split, covers and spine rubbed, occasional foxing, sometimes to plates £800-1,200 276 Rowlandson, Thomas The world in miniature, consisting of groups of figures for the illustration of landscape-scenery. London: R. Ackermann, 1817. First edition, 8vo., 40 plates, half calf with original boards and original paper label to cover, rubbing to spine and boards, cover becoming detached £500-700 277 Roxburghe Club Barker, Nicholas. A Facsimile of the Helmingham herbal and bestiary and Bodleian Ms. Ashmole 1504. London: Roxburghe Club, 1988. Folio, original quarter morocco with vellum corners; Alexander, Jonathan J.G. The Towneley Lectionary. Illuminated for Cardinal Alessandro Farnese by Giulio Clovio. London: The Roxburghe Club, 1997. Folio, original quarter morocco (2) £200-250 278 Roxburghe Club The mirroure of the worlde. Ms. Bodley 283 (England c.1470-1480). Oxford: The Roxburghe Club, 1980. Folio, limited to 200 copies, plates, red quarter morocco with buckram sides, t.e.g.; Wormald, Francis & J. Alexander, editors An early Breton gospel book. A 9th century manuscript from the collection of H.L. Bradfer-Lawrence. Cambridge: The Roxburghe Club, 1977. Folio, plates, red quarter morocco with red cloth side and vellum corners; Cook, Jean & John Mason, editors The building accounts of Christ Church Library 1716-1779. Oxford: The Roxburghe Club, 1988. 4to, plates, red quarter morocco, t.e.g.; Dreyfus, John Aspects of French eighteenth century typography. Cambridge: The Roxburghe Club, 1982. 4to, one of 225 copies, illustrations, quarter red morocco-backed cloth, t.e.g.; Frezzi, Federico Il quadriregio, with an essay by B.H. Breslauer, illustrations, quarter salmon morocco-backed cloth, t.e.g.; [Scotland] A tour in Scotland in 1863. London: The Roxburghe Club, 1984. 4to, illustrations, quarter black morocco-backed purple cloth, t.e.g.; Barker, Nicolas The publications of The Roxburghe Club 1814-1962. 4to, quarter brown morocco-backed boards, vellum tips, J.R. Abbey’s copy with his bookplate (7) £200-300

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279 Roxburghe Club - Honoré An illuminated manuscript of La Somme le Roy. Attributed to the Parisian miniaturist Honoré. Oxford: Roxburghe Club, 1953. 4to, coloured frontispiece and 34 plates, contemporary quarter morocco, very minor foxing to final plate £200-300

283 Roxburghe Club - Pérac, Étienne du Topographical study in Rome in 1581. London: Roxburghe Club, 1916. Folio, 47 engraved plates and supplementary illustrations, original quarter morocco gilt, some fading to spine and covers, covers slightly scuffed and soiled, foxing to endpapers £150-200

280 Roxburghe Club - Jacobite Interest The history of the rebellion in the years 1745 and 1746. Oxford: Roxburghe Club, 1944. Folio, quarter morocco, includes facsimile of original title page of manuscript, some slight spotting to edges £200-300

284 Roxburghe Club - Rotz, Jean The maps and text of the boke of idrography presented by Jean Rotz to Henry VIII, edited by Helen Wallis. Oxford: Roxburghe Club, 1981. Large folio, t.e.g. James, Sir Henry Facsimiles of National Manuscripts of Scotland selected by Sir William Gibson-Craig. Southampton: Ordnance Survey Office, 1867-70. Large folio, 3 volumes, additional titles with hand-coloured vignettes heightened with gold, plates, original blue morocco-backed cloth, bindings worn & soiled, some internal spotting (4) £200-250

281 Roxburghe Club - Jacobite Interest A Jacobite miscellany. Eight Original Papers on The Rising of 17451746. Oxford: Roxburghe Club, 1948. Folio, engraved portrait and three double page plates, quarter morocco, t.e.g., some slight spotting to edges. £300-400 282 Roxburghe Club - Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts, Interest Roxburghe Club - Wagner, A., Barker, N. and Payne, A.Medieval Pageant (Writhe’s Garter Book). London: The Roxburghe Club, 1993. Folio, 78 pages of plates, mostly coloured, original quarter leather, with vellum corners, some very faint soiling to covers; Roxburghe Club - Alexander, Jonathan et al. (Editors). The York gospels. London: The Roxburghe Club, 1986. Folio, facsimile copies of pages of the illuminated manuscripts, some in colour, original red quarter red leather gilt, some slight soiling to cloth; Roxburghe Club - [Spencer, Eleanor]. The Sobieski book of hours. London: The Roxburghe Club, 1977. Folio, 8 colour plates and 98 in greyscale of pages of illuminated manuscript, original burgundy quarter morocco; Willemsen, Carl Arnold. Frederick II. De arte venandi cum avibus. Graz: Akademische Druck und Verlagsanstalt, 1969. Folio, 2 volumes, text commentary and colour facsimile of illuminated manuscript, commentary is quarter suede, facsimile volume is full suede with hand written vellum label to front cover, quarter suede slipcase with gilt vellum label; Grasi, Luigi. Il Libro dei disegni di Jacopo Palma il Giovane… Rome: Ediziono dell’Elefante, 1968. Folio, 56 plates, many coloured, numbered copy 67, original yellow cloth, slipcase soiled and splitting; Braunfels, Wolfgang (Editor). The Lorsch gospels. New York: George Braziller, [1967]. Folio, facsimile copies of pages of the illuminated manuscripts, many in colour, number 788 of 1000 copies, introduction in original wrappers, red cloth quarter vellum gilt, some slight soiling to cloth (7) £500-600

285 Roxburghe Club - Van Linschoten, Jan Huygen Jan Huygen van Linschoten and the moral map of Asia. The plates and text of the Itinerario and Icones, Habitus Gestusque Indorum ac Lusitanorum per Indiam Viventium. London: Roxburghe Club, 1999. Large folio, quarter morocco with vellum corners, portrait and 42 colour plates with additional suite of engraved “Plates of the Icones” in rear pocket £600-800 286 Royal land holdings An account of all the manors, messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments in the different counties of England and Wales, held by lease from the Crown. London: S. Hooper and Messrs. Robinson, 1787. Oblong folio, gilt tree-calf, neatly rebacked retaining original spine, marbled endpapers, Earl of Stradbroke copy with his signature and bookplate, fine copy with some light foxing £400-600 287 Russell, Sir Robert Frankland Deer stalking in the highlands. London: J. Dickinson, 1839. First edition, large folio, presentation copy to Viscountess Strathallan, 10 mounted lithographed plates, original morocco-backed cloth, slight dampstain to fore-edge, slight spotting Note: Rare. £200-300

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288 Ruyfsen, J. - Raphael Essays after the cartoons of Raphael at Windsor (drawn by J. Ruyfsen and engraved by A. Cardon). 1798-1801. Large folio, red morocco gilt, 6 plates of 15, some wear to spine and boards, some internal foxing and light dampstaining £300-400

290 Scarborough, Yorkshire A scrapbook containing over 120 ink caricatures and humorous scenes, apparently drawn by the Misses Parker who accompanied their parents on a holiday to Scarborough and Whitby. [ca.1860]. Oblong folio, contemporary half roan £100-200

289 Sanson d’Abbeville, Nicholas The present state of Persia: with a faithful account of the manners, religion and government of the people. London: M. Gilliflower, 1695. 12mo., engraved frontispiece, 5 plates, one folding, 18th century (?) calf, [ESTC R37147; Wing 5687], some rubbing to spine, text block detaching from spine slightly, some slight spotting and dust soiling £500-700

291 Scott, Sir Walter Provincial antiquities and picturesque scenery of Scotland with descriptive illustrations by Sir Walter Scott. London: John and Arthur Arch, 1826. Folio, 2 volumes in one, 2 engraved titles and 50 plates, with additional proofs of each plate apart from ‘Crichton Church’ in volume 1, maroon morocco gilt, gilt tooled floral doublures, edges gilt, slight foxing to plates, mostly marginal, some slight fading to spine £400-500

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292 Scott, Sir Walter Autograph Letter Signed, to Lady Jane Stuart: “My dear Lady Jane. I send this by William Forbes who has been on a visit a few days here with the Skenes... I sent on by a servant that was leaving me a little bunch of asparagus to show how good my garden is and a few lines of a letter. Its miscarriage is not of the least consequence except that it has left me a sufferer in your good chances for want of kindness and affection.... We have very much severe weather here. I hope it is now relenting for the sake of the poor lambs which will be appearing on our hills by thousands in a few days & a great advantage it is when the mothers have a little fresh grass to eat”, referring to the weather, “I wade through the snow and never am the worst of it”, and the health of his son and daughter 2 pages, integral address panel, Abbotsford 6 April 1829 Note: Lady Jane Stuart [formerly Lady Jane Belsches], daughter of the Earl of Leven and Melville, and the mother of Scott’s first love, Williamina Belsches, who married Sir William Forbes. Curiously, Scott appears to have addresssed the letter to Right Hon. Lady Jane Leven, 12 Melville Street, before correcting this to “Lady Jane Stuart, 12 Maitland Street”. In another hand are the words “Addio, Italian for Adieu”, possibly a reference to the fact this was Scott’s last letter to Lady Jane who died later the same year. £250-350

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293 Scott, Sir Walter Halidon hill... Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Co., 1822. First edition(?), 8vo., original wrappers, lacking spine, some spotting to advertisements and endpapers, edges worn; [Idem] The field of Waterloo... Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Co., 1815. First edition, 8vo., original wrappers(?), slight spotting to endpapers, wrapppers dampstained; Partington, Wilfred (Editor) The private letter-books of Sir Walter Scott... London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1930. Large 8vo., signed by the author, contemporary red morocco gilt with portrait of Scott on upper cover, edges gilt, spine slightly faded; Russell, Francis Portraits of Sir Walter Scott. London: printed for the author by White Brothers, 1987. 4to., author’s inscription to first freeendpaper, original cloth gilt (4) £200-300 294 Scottish Architecture - Small, John Small, John William Ancient Scottish architecture “Old Stirling”. Stirling: R.S. Shearer & Son, 1898. Folio, 50 plates, original boards, slight soiling, rubbing and fading to boards and spine, darkening to endpapers; [Idem] Scottish woodwork of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries... Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1898. Folio, number 310 of 500 copies, engraved title, 100 plates on 67 leaves, original yellow cloth with Scottish Royal arms embossed in red to front, some soiling to covers and spine and slight spotting to endpapers; Idem] Scottish architectural details. Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1901. Folio, limited to 100 copies, engraved title, 66 plates, original cream cloth, occasional marginal pencil sketches, covers dust soiled, darkening to endpapers; Taylor, Andrew Ancient towers and doorways... London: David Nutt, 1896. Folio, number 150 of 300 copies, with author’s initials, frontispiece, portrait, 55 leaves of plates, original green cloth

gilt, some rubbing to spine and boards; Latham, Charles In English homes. London: Country Life, 1904. First edition, folio, engraved title, original cloth with elaborate gilt foliate strapwork design, edges gilt, some rubbing to spine and boards and slight spotting to endpapers; Anderson, Rowand, Sir - Ross, Thomas - Oldrieve, W. T. National art survey of Scotland, examples of Scottish architecture from the 12th to the 17th century. Edinburgh: George Waterston & Sons, 1921-1933. Folio, 4 volumes, 204 plates, unbound in original portfolio cases, some very occasional spotting to titles and slight fading to cases; Macculloch, J. Folio of 8 engravings by Macculloch of places in the Highlands of Scotland, original plain blue wrappers, some edges of wrappers and plates dust soiled and worn away (10) £200-250 295 Scottish bindings - The Holy Bible Edinburgh: Alexander Kincaid, 1758. 12mo, double column, contemporary Scottish black morocco with gilt border enclosing a central wheel, vase of flowers at corners, the remaining ground filled with floral tools, birds, scrolls, dots and stars, gilt spines, “Dutch” patterned endpapers, gilt edges, B3-4 becoming detached, volume 2 lacking 2 leaves in quire Uu and final quire Ggg, repaired at head of spines and corners, spine of volume II chipped at foot, endpapers a little torn and frail, [Herbert, 1724]; Holy Bible Edinburgh: Adrian Watkins, 1752. 12mo, double column, contemporary Scottish green morocco tooled in gilt with a panel of pear-shaped ornaments, gilt spine compartments, marbled endpapers, gilt edges, [not in Herbert], Holy Bible London: John Field, 1658. 12mo, 2 volumes, double column, engraved title, contemporary black morocco, with floral tools, dots, pointille panels, &c., and 3 others including 2 odd volumes (9) £500-800

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296 Scottish History Fox, Charles James A history of the early part of the reign of James the Second... London: William Miller, 1808. 4to., engraved portrait, contemporary calf, spine gilt, some offsetting onto title page, some rubbing to spine and boards, joints cracked; Carlisle, Nicholas A topographical dictionary of Scotland..., London: G. and W. Nicol, 1813. 4to., 2 volumes, contemporary half calf, joints repaired, marbled boards, gilt tooled spines, occasional internal spotting, endpapers slightly foxed; Nicolas, Nicholas Harris The siege of Carlaverock... London: J.B. Nichols and Son, 1828. Folio, hand coloured frontispiece and hand painted heraldic illustrations throughout text, contemporary half morocco with some rubbing to spine, occasional spotting and offsetting; Sanderson, William A compleat history of the lives and reigns of Mary Queen of Scotland. London: Humphrey Moseley, Richard Tomlins and George Sawbridge, 1656. 4to., 2 engraved portraits, contemporary panelled calf, later spine, [Wing S647] slight soiling to covers and endpapers, occasional spotting; [Gyllenborg, Carl] Letters which passed between Count Gyllenborg... and others...relating to the design of raising a rebellion in His Majesty’s dominions, to be supported by a force from Sweden. London: printed by S. Buckley, 1717. Folio, two copies, one loose, the other bound in later green cloth, unbound copy soiled and edges cut with some loss of text, bound copy no loss of text and clean [ESTC T61824]; The Tryal of Francis Francia... London: D. Midwinter, 1717. Folio, bound in modern brown cloth, [ESTC T114597], occasional marginal soiling and darkening to first and last few pages; House of Commons A report from the committee to whom all the books, instruments, and papers relating to the sale of the estate of James late Earl of Derwentwater were referred. London: [R. Williamson and W. Bowyer], 1732. Folio, [ESTC T55451]; [Innes, C. (Editor)] Liber IInsule missarum... Edinburgh: [Bannatyne Club], 1847. 4to., inscribed to previous owner by the editor, original? brown cloth, some spotting and dampstaining to initial pages, occasional annotations in pencil, some scuffing to covers; Drummond, William The genealogy of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond. Edinburgh: A. Balfour and Co., 1831. 4to., number 46 of 100 facsimile reprints of Dr David Laing’s ‘Edition’, engraved portrait, later green morocco gilt; MacAllester, Oliver A series of letters discovering the scheme projected by France in MDCCLIX. London: Mr Williams, 1767. 4to., volume 1 only, modern quarter calf, spine slightly faded, some foxing and dampstaining; Herries, Lord Historical memoirs of the reign of Mary Queen of Scots... Edinburgh: The Abbotsford Club, 1836. 4to., contemporary green cloth, spine faded (12) £200-300 297 Scottish ornithology manuscript - John Alexander Harvey Brown Notebook on ornithology. 20 Apr 1860 - 30 Dec 1865. About 175 leaves, including 11 pages of watercolour sketches of birds’ heads, 4to, rebound in brown morocco by Roger Powell with fish design and Earl of Perth’s crest on sides, velvet and cloth chemise, slipcase £600-800

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298 Scottish poetry - Cant, James The muses threnodie. Perth: for the editor, 1774. 2 volumes, 8vo in fours, contemporary diced calf, rubbed; Harvey, John The life of Robert the Bruce King of Scots. Edinburgh: J. Catanach, 1729. 4to., list of subscribers, nineteenth century green morocco gilt, g.e.; James I, King The works. Perth: R. Morison & Son, 1786. Small 8vo., engraved frontispiece and portrait, contemporary red morocco gilt, gauffered edges; James I, King Poetical remains of James the first. Edinburgh: J. and E. Balfour, 1783. 8vo., later half calf with marbled boards; The Caledonian Songster. Songs selected chiefly from Burns, Macneill and Ramsay. Hawick: W. & J. Deas, 1805. 12mo., contemporary green morocco, decorative gilt Dutch endpapers; Wilson, Alexander Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. London: Longman &c., 1816. First edition, 12mo., contemporary boards, uncut, worn; Chalmers, George The poetic remains of some of the Scotish kings. London: J. Murray, 1824. 8vo., engraved frontispiece, folding facsimile chart, salmon morocco gilt, g.e.; Cunningham, Allan Sir Marmaduke Maxwell. London: Taylor & Hessey, 1822. Second edition, 8vo., original boards uncut, rebacked with cloth; Paterson, William,

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publisher A book of Scottish pasquils 1568-1715. Edinburgh: W. Paterson, 1868. 8vo., woodcut on title and in text, red morocco gilt by Andrew Grieve, t.e.g.; Johnson, James The Scots musical museum. Edinburgh, 1771. Volume 1 only, 8vo., engraved throughout, contemporary calf, split to lower joint; [Laing, W. & D., publishers] Various pieces of fugitive Scotish poetry. Edinburgh: W. & D. Laing, 1825-53. 2 volumes, 8vo., pictorial titles, green half morocco, t.e.g. Shain, James C. Scottish melodies, odes &c., Perth: for the author, 1830. Second edition, 12mo., contemporary green calf gilt, g.e.; Burns, Robert Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect. London: J. Werner Laurie Ltd, 1927. 8vo., facsimile edition, slipcase; M’Lehose, W.C. The correspondence between Burns and Clarinda. Edinburgh: W. Tait, 1843. 8vo., engraved title and frontispiece, half calf (16) £300-400 299 Scottish printing and bibliography - [Drummond, William, of Hawthornden] Auctarium Bibliothecae Edinburgenae... Edinburgh: William Laing and William Blackwood, 1815. 4to., original boards with paper label to spine, joints cracked, some soiling to boards, slight dampstaining, endpapers foxed; Cadell, Patrick and Matheson, Ann For the encouragement of learning, Scotland’s national library, 1689-1989. Edinburgh: HMSO, 1989. 4to., designer binding, by Chris Hicks of Oxford, red morocco with applied thistle motifs in green and purple leather with gilt tooled stalks and thorns and seeds rising into the air, containing letters of the alphabet, contained in green cloth box, entered for the National Library of Scotland’s bookbinding competion; The New Wonderful Magazine and Marvellous Chronicle... London: C.Johnson, Hogg, Symonds, Parsons and Walker, volumes 10 and 12, [1793.] 8vo., original wrappers, protective black cloth case, some marginal dust soiling and a couple of small, marginal holes, discreet library stamps; Fairley, John A. A contribution to the history of printing in Scotland. Aberdeen: D. Wyllie & Son, 1925. 8vo., one of 150 copies printed, original cloth, some fading to spine and darkening to endpapers; Harvey, William Scottish chapbook literature. Paisley: Alexander Gardner, 1903. 4to., woodcut red and black title, 16 other woodcut illustrations, original white cloth spine with grey boards, occasional light dustsoiling; Dickson, Robert Introduction to the art of printing in Scotland. Aberdeen: J. & J.P. Edmond & Spark, 1885. 8vo., number 366 of 500 copies on small paper, woodcut illustrations, original boards with woodcut windmill motif and gilt lettering, slight soiling and rubbing to boards; Couper, W.J., Editor Watson’s preface to the “History of Printing” 1713. Edinburgh: Darien Press, 1913. 8vo, limited to 100 copies signed by the editor, original cloth, (7) £200-300

300 Scottish Tours - Topham, Edward Letters from Edinburgh, written in the years 1774 and 1775. London: J. Dodsley, 1776. First edition, 8vo., contemporary calf, red morocco label; M’Nayr, James A guide from Glasgow to some of the most remarkable scenes in the Highlands of Scotland. Glasgow: Courier Office, 1797. 8vo., contemporary mottled calf gilt, joints splitting; [Thomson, William] A tour in England and Scotland, in 1785. London: G.G.J. & J. Robinson, 1788. 8vo., 6 engraved plates, contemporary mottled calf, neatly rebacked retaining spine; [Burt, Edward] Letters from a gentleman in the North of Scotland to his friend in London. London: Gale &c., 1815. 2 volumes, 8vo., contemporary half calf, spines gilt, foot of one spine rubbed; [? Larkin] Sketch of a tour in the highlands of Scotland. London: Baldwin &c., 1819. 8vo., cloth, lacks map, some dampstaining, very worn; Duncan, A. & J. Duncan’s itinerary of Scotland. Glasgow, 1816. Tall 8vo, folding map, green half morocco, map torn without loss, head of spine worn; [Spencer, Frederick Charles] Journal of a tour to Scotland. Oxford: Munday and Slatter, 1816. First edition, 8vo., list of subscribers, original boards, uncut, rebacked, upper hinge weak; [Anon.] North of England and Scotland in MDCCIV. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1818. 12mo, edited from a MS by Thomas Johnes of Hafod, 1 of 100 copies printed, original boards, uncut, rebacked with cloth, rubbed; Queensberry, Charles Douglas, Duke of Information for His Grace the Duke of Queensberry and Dover, and Mr Alexander McKenzie. [Edinburgh, 1729]. 4to., half calf, some dampstaining, especially to title (10) £250-350 301 Scrapbook comprising 19th century lithographs and engravings, including a French series “Le bon génie”, from le Journal des enfants, 2 handcoloured Swiss prints of Andreas Hofer, a few pencil drawings, pen and ink sketches and watercolours, including one of stags, chromolithograph of Edinburgh Castle as illuminated on the evening of 10th March 1863, advertisememt of an Improved Plough “Made and Sold by Jamves Vettch, Inchbony, by Jedburgh”, 25 x 180mm., with prices annotated; Henry Aston Barker’s Panorama, Leicester Square: Description of the representation of the Battle of Paris. 1815. Broadside; hand-coloured botanical lithograph, &c., folio, most glued in, some loose, half calf, binding broken £150-200

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304 Selkirk, Thomas Douglas, Earl of Observations on the present state of the Highlands of Scotland, with a view of the causes and probable consequences of emigration. London: Longman, 1805. First edition, 8vo, half-title, without errata leaf, contemporary calf, corners rubbed, neatly rebacked £100-150 305 Shackleton, Keith Tidelines. London: Lutterworth Press, 1951. First edition, 4to., inscribed and signed by the author, 15 coloured plates, contemporary blue morocco with stylised gilt bird on upper cover, gilt doublures, marbled endpapers, edges gilt, occasional light spotting, very slight spotting and fading to covers; Gauguin, Paul Noa noa... Paris: Syndicat de la Propriété artistique, 1947. Small folio, bookplate of John Roland Abbey to front free-endpaper, reproductions, many in colour, of Gauguin’s work, green morocco with gilt lily motifs to covers, gilt doublures with endpapers showing sponge-printed red and blue design, edges gilt, marbled slipcase, spines of book and slipcase slightly faded (2) £200-250

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302 Seaweed Cocks, J. The sea-weed collector’s guide... London: John van Voorst, 1853. 8vo., coloured frontispiece, original green cloth, slight fading to spine, neat inscription by previous owner on front free-endpaper; [Landsborough, David] Treasures of the deep; or, specimens of Scottish sea-weeds... Glasgow: David Bryce, 1847. 4to., printed title page and 46 specimens of seaweed, neatly mounted with accompanying printed labels giving Latin name and site of collection (mostly off the coast of Ayrshire, the Island of Arran and Saltcoats), tissue guards, black cloth gilt, upper hinge slightly cracked, small amount of damp-staining to endpapers, page margins a little faded; Album containing 39 neatly mounted specimens of seaweed with manuscript labels of types and collection sites, 4to., contemporary red cloth gilt, ‘bound at the Operative Jewish Converts’ Institution, Palatine Place, Bethnal Green, London’ (3) £200-300 303 Segoing, C. Mercure armorial. Paris: Francois Clovsier, 1652. 4to., engraved illustrations of heraldic shield, many hand coloured, marbled boards, most of vellum spine lacking, rubbing to covers, some slight dust soiling £150-200

306 Shaw, George Bernard A.L.S. written on the verso of a letter from the Admiral Comptroller of St. James’s Palace, declining an invitation to contribute to a volume of leading authors to benefit the funds of the British Legion. Shaw also comments on the claims made in the letter, rebutting the points one by one: “Princes are never told the truth by those who make collections in royal hats”, “No, no, no, NO. The twopenny baskets of the Caledonian Market are full of these superdamned things” “No, by - well, by the strongest oath in the Fleet. I have never signed an edition for sale even when the charity began at home”. Of Capt. H. Cotton Minchin, in whose hands the compilation is placed, he writes “Court-martial him. He deserves it”. Commenting on The Prince of Wales’s belief that the work will be “a most valuable contribution to the art of the Country and a possesion of incalculable worth to the purchasers”, Shaw responds “If he believes that, he would believe anything”, 2 pages, [c. 27 March 1928] £200-300 307 Sibbald, Sir Robert Scotia illustrata sive prodromus historiae naturalis... Edinburgh: Jacobi Kniblo, Joshuae Solingensis & Johannis Colmarii, 1684. Folio, engraved portrait, 22 engraved plates, inscribed by author, “To The Right Honourable The Earle of Murray, Secretary of State for ye Kingdome of Scotland. This is presented by his Lordships most humble servant, R. Sibbald”, contemporary calf, gilt tooled floral decoration to spine, very good, clean copy, [Wing: S3727], very faint minor dampstaining, tear to foremargin of A1 in part 2 £600-900

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308 Sibbald, Sir Robert [A collection of historical treatises in folio: concerning Scotland, as it was of old, and also of later times...Edinburgh: elements sold separately and bound together by Hamilton and Balfour..., 1739.] Folio, 14 plates, 12 of which are folding, contemporary calf rebacked with modern spine, [ESTC T131329], general title page and another initial page lacking, slight darkening and occasional spotting to some pages £250-350 309 Sitwell, S. - Buchanan, H. - Fisher, J. Fine bird books, 1700-1900. London: Collins & Van Nostrand, 1953. Folio, contemporary half calf, signed by the authors, number 107 of 295 copies, 16 colour plates and 23 others, some fading to spine and slight bumping to covers, some mild foxing £200-300

310 Sitwell, Sacheverell and Blunt, Wilfred Great flower books, 1700-1900. London: Collins, 1956. Large folio, number 52 of 295 copies signed by the authors, 35 (of 36) plates, many coloured, green half morocco with marbled boards and slipcase, some fading to spine, plate 31 lacking; Jones, Paul. Flora Superba. London: The Tryon Gallery, 1971. Large folio, signed by the artist, 16 colour plates, original half vellum, blue cloth boards, with gilt flower decoration to cover, small hole and minor adhesions to plate 16 (2) £250-350 311 Sitwell, Sacheverell and Madol, Roger Album de Redouté. London: Collins, 1954. Large folio, 25 colour plates, original boards, dust jacket and slipcase, some tearing and slight foxing to dust jacket; Bauer, F. (Stearn, William T.) The Australian flower paintings of Ferdinand Bauer. London: 1976. Large folio, 25 colour plates plus one duplicate loose plate in folio pamphlet, original boards, folding cloth box, one of 500 copies (2) £300-400

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312 Sitwell, Sacheverell and Madol, Roger Album de Redouté. London: Collins, 1954. Large folio, 25 colour plates, contemporary green half morocco and marbled boards, number 170 of 250 copies, some slight soiling to covers £150-200 313 Skeet, Francis John Angus H.R.H Charlotte Stuart Duchess of Albany... London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1932. 4to., number 2 of 5 special copies signed by the author, loose manuscript letter from the author to “Miss Amphlett” with book, 6 plates, folding table, contemporary red morocco gilt, gilt doublures, slight fading to spine, covers a little soiled, with small chip to bottom edge of lower cover; [Idem.] Stuart papers, pictures, relics, medals and books in the collection of Miss Maria Widdrington. Leeds: printed by John Whitehead and Son., Ltd., (for the Harleian and Catholic Record Societies), 1930. 4to., number 124 of 375 copies signed by the author, 6 plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, gilt doublures, spine slightly faded (2) £200-300

314 Skene, John, Sir Regiam majestatem: The auld lawes and constitutions of Scotland. Edinburgh: Thomas Finlayson, 1609. Folio, 2 parts in 1 volume, woodcut initials and ornaments, contemporary calf , armorial stamp to boards, worn at edges, some dampstaining and marginal worming with occasional loss of a couple of letters, corner tear to title page, slight rubbing to boards; Drummond, William The history of Scotland from the year 1423 until the year 1542. London: Richard Tomlins, 1655. 4to., 5 engraved portraits and engraved portrait frontispiece, later panelled calf gilt, [Wing: D 2196] some rubbing to spine and covers, spotting and darkening to pages; Heath, James A chronicle of the late intestine war in the three kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland. London: Thomas Basset, 1676. Second edition, 4to, title printed in red and black, engraved frontispiece laid down, contemporary calf with ‘PC’ stamped onto covers, [Wing H1321], some rubbing to covers and slight cracking to joints; [Cromarty, George Mackenzie, Earl of] The laws and acts made in the first parliament of... James VII [first and session sessions only] Edinburgh: printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson, 1685. Folio, contemporary speckled calf, [Wing: 1252], some rubbing to spine and boards; Burnet, Gilbert The memoirs of the lives and actions of James and William, dukes of Hamilton and Castlehead... London: R. Royston, 1677. First edition, 4to., 2 laid down engraved portraits, contemporary calf with spine rebacked, [Wing: B 5832], slight cracking to joints and rubbing to boards (5) £300-400

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315 Sketches of a tour around Scotland Sketches taken during a tour in Scotland in September 1815. Oblong 8vo., 67 leaves of manuscript text and 44 full-page ink and wash drawings, edges gilt, later half calf, spine gilt, slight soiling to covers Note: The artist is evidently a disciple of William Gilpin. The route followed and illustrated in this album is very similar to the one which Gilpin had taken in 1776, and viewpoints which capture the most picturesque elements of the landscape are always sought. £500-700 316 Slezer, John Theatrum Scotiae. Containing the prospects of their majesties castles and palaces. London: Abell Swalle, 1693. First edition, folio, engraved coats-of-arms in the text, 57 double-page engraved plates, title printed in red and black and with engraved coat-of-arms, contemporary calf, spine gilt, raised bands, Eldon Hall copy with armorial bookplate, neatly rebacked retaining original spine, corners neatly repaired, [Wing S3993] £2,500-3,500 317 Slezer, John Theatrum Scotiae. London: 1874. Folio, 69 engraved plates, one of 250 copies, contemporary quarter calf, rubbed, some foxing and occasional offsetting; Murphy, Bailey Scott English and Scottish Wrought Ironwork. London: B.T. Batsford, 1904. Large folio, 80 plates including collotype reproductions of photographs, contemporary cloth, some slight spotting; Roy, William The great map. The military survey of Scotland 1747-55. Edinburgh, 2007. Large folio, number 951 of 1200 copies, coloured plates, original cloth, slipcase (3) £200-300 318 Slezer, John Theatrum Scotiae. London: printed for D. Browne... 1718. Folio, 59 double page plates and folding panorama, contemporary panelled calf, spine gilt, neatly rebacked, slight rubbbing to covers, wormhole running through upper margin of first few pages, no loss of text, slight darkening to some plates and pages £1,200-1,800

319 Smith, John Thomas Etchings of remarkable beggars, itinerant traders and other persons of notoriety in London and its environs. London: published by the artist, 1815. Folio, in 6 original parts from publisher, hand-coloured engraved title, 48 engraved plates, original wrappers, some foxing, mostly marginal, edges dustsoiled and sometimes a little creased (6) £200-300 320 Smith, William The history of the province of New York... London: printed for Thomas Wilcox, 1757. First edition, 4to., folding engraved frontispiece, later red morocco, spine gilt, floral gilt tooled doublures, marbled endpapers, edges gilt, two previous owners’ bookplates neatly attached to endpapers, neat signature and date by previous owner on second free endpaper, a few very minor dark spots to covers, very fine copy £2,000-3,000 321 Sport and Leisure Morris, Rev. F. O. A natural history of the nests and eggs of British birds. London: George Bell and Sons, 1879. Second edition, 4to., 3 volumes, 132 colour plates, green half morocco, spines faded, slight rubbing, occasional spotting; Nimrod Memoirs of the late John Mytton Esq. London: Kegan, Paul, Trench, Trubner..., 1835? 4to., engraved title and 18 coloured plates, green cloth gilt, slightly soiled, occasional spotting. Scrope, William The art of deer-stalking. London: John Murray, 1839. 8vo., inscription from the author to loose endpaper, engraved frontispiece and title, 11 colour plates, green morocco gilt, rebacked with original covers depicting gilt stag and hound, original lower cover loose inside book, some foxing and fading and rubbing to covers; Malloch, P.D. Life-history and habits of the salmon, sea-trout, trout, and other freshwater fish. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1910. 4to., photograph illustrations, original blue gilt covers with photograps of fish to upper cover, covers and spine slightly rubbed and soiled, very occasional spotting; Walton, Izaak and Cotton, Charles. The complete angler... London: George Bell and Sons, 1884. 8vo., engraved portrait and title, later blue calf gilt, slight fading to spine and offsetting onto title; and another edition of 1895; [Pierce, Egan] Sporting anecdotes. [London:] Albion Press, 1804. First edition, 8vo., engraved frontispiece and title, 15 engraved plates, later calf, gilt tooled hunting motifs on spine, some rubbing and bumping, edges gilt, previous owner’s signature to free-endpaper; and 7 others (16) £300-400

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322 [Sprat, Thomas, Bishop of Rochester] A true account and declaration of the horrid conspiracy against the late King, his present majesty and the government. London: T Newcomb, and sold by Sam Lowndes, 1685 . Second edition, folding plan, [Wing: S5067], small tear to central fold; Bound with [Idem] Copies of the informations and original papers relating to the proof of the horrid conspiracy against the late King. London: T Newcomb, and sold by Sam Lowndes, 1685 [Wing: S5029]; 4to., contemporary calf, small marginal worm hole, pages mostly very clean, occasional spotting, some slight rubbing to spine and boards, text block detaching from spine £150-250 323 [Sprat, Thomas, Bishop of Rochester] A true account and declaration of the horrid conspiracy against the late King. Savoy: S. Lowndes, 1685. Folio, [bound with] Copies of the informations and original papers relating to the proof of the horrid conspiracy. Savoy: T. Newcomb, 1685. 2 works in one volume, contemporary calf, [Wing S5067, S5029], small split to upper joint; Prideaux, Humphrey The old and new testament. London: R. Knaplock &c., 1724. Parts 1-2 [?only], contemporary calf, rubbed; Shakespeare, W. The first folio, the Norton facsimile. London, 1968. Folio, red morocco-backed cloth, slipcase; Ovidius Naso, P. The metamorphoses of Ovid, translated by Caxton, 1480. New York & Cambridge, 1968. 2 volumes, folio, colour facsimile, calf gilt binding, slipcase (6) £200-300

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324 Stafford, Elizabeth, Marchioness of - Scottish Corner Square Binding Views in Orkney, &c.: 1808. Folio, mezzotint portrait of young woman, 31 engraved plates on 28 sheets and other engarved vignettes, Aberdeen corner-square binding of blue morocco with tooled gilt and blind floral patterned border with gilt thistles, figures of St Andrew and coat of arms of the Earl of Essex, with diamond enclosing presentation: “This work, which was never published, & of which only a few copies were printed, was presented by the noble author, the Marchioness of Stafford, to the Earl of Essex’s library at Cashiobury. 1808,” yellow watered silk endpapers, gauffered gilt edges, some internal foxing and slight fading to covers £400-600 325 No lot 326 Stanley, Thomas The history of philosophy. London: A. Millar &c., 1743. Fourth edition, 4to, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked retaining original spine £150-200

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327 Stewart, Donald William Old and rare Scottish tartans. Edinburgh: George P. Johnston, 1893. Folio, number 30 of 50 copies printed on Whatman’s hand-made paper and signed by the publisher, 45 different swatches of tartan fabric mounted within plates, each accompanied by a description of its clan, original blue cloth gilt, some slight soiling to covers and fading to spine, a few leaves loose, some light offsetting onto text £150-200 328 Stoddart, John Remarks on local scenery and manners in Scotland during the years 1788 and 1800. London:1801. 8vo, 2 volumes, engraved titles, map, 32 sepia aquatint plates, contemporary green half calf, spines gilt, occasional spotting, slight offsetting onto text and fading to spines (2) £200-250 329 [Stothard, Stephanoff] An impartial historical narrative of those momentous events which have taken place in this country during the period from the year 1816 to 1823. London: Robert Bowyer, 1823. Large folio, 3 hand-coloured plates, 3 uncoloured plates and 2 leaves of facsimiles, contemporary half morocco, [Abbey, Scenery, 259], rubbed £200-300 330 Stuart, Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales (1594 – 1612) - Amorial binding - Charles II A collection of His Majestie’s gracious letters, speeches, messages and declarations, since April 4/14 1660. London: John Bill, 1660. 4to, woodcut frontispiece, contemporary red morocco with arms of Henry Frederick Stuart, Prince of Wales, [Wing C2937], rebacked, corners slightly rubbed

332 Stuarts and the Jacobite Risings - Broadsides and pamphlets Charles I.Two speeches delivered by the Kings most Excellent maiestie at Oxford. Oxford: Leonard Lichfield, reprinted London for John Turner, [1642]. 4to., stitched inner margins torn and repaired, [Wing C2863]; Charles II A Proclamation to summon the persons... who sate, gave judgment and assisted in that horrid and detestable murder of His Majesties Royal Father. Edinburgh: Christopher Higgins, 1660. Broadside, 350 x 253mm., [Wing C2584], stains, tiny holds at folds, torn without loss; Scotland. Priviy Council A proclamation for discovery of the horrid and sacrilegious murther of the late Arch-Bishop of Saint Andrews. Broadside, 435 x 335mm., [Wing S1870], repaired tear, some soiling; Scotland, Priviy Council Act of Council, for burning the solemn league and covenant, and several other traiterous libels. Edinburgh: Hier of Andrew Anderson, 1682. Single sheet, 262 x 141mm., [Wing S1449], spotted; [Scotland] The address of the Commissioners to the General Convention of the Royal Burrows.... upon the great concern of the Union, proposed betwixt Scotland and England. [? Edinburgh: ?1706]. Broadside, 387 x 230mm., [ESTC t062804], somewhat creased; George I [Proclamation of Accession]. whereas it hath pleased Almighty God to call to His Mercy our late Sovereign Lady Queen Anne. Edinburgh: James Watson, 1714. Broadsheet, 420 x 320mm., folded, [not traced in ESTC]; Shepheard, James The dying speech of James Shepheard who suffered death at Tyburn, March the 17th, 1717/18. [London, 1718]. One sheet; 317 x 170mm.; James, Prince of Wales His Majesty’s most gracious declaration. [?Edinburgh], 1743. 4to., 8pp., stitched; Charles Prince of Wales ... whereas we are certainly informed, that the elector of Hanover has taken upon him to summon a Parliament. [Edinburgh: 1745]. 4to, one sheet, laid down with repairs, soiled; [A letter] to a gentleman in England, from one in the Prince’s army. [?London, 1745]. 4to., 4pp., slightly soiled (10) £600-900

Note: The binding is of special interest as it bears the arms of Prince Henry, Charles I’s elder brother, who had died long before. Presumably the binder at the accession in 1660 had no arms of Charles II in his stock and so used Prince Henry’s arms. [Cyril Davenport. English heraldic bookstamps, 1907, p. 223] £300-500

333 Sweet, Robert The British warblers. An account of the genus sylvia. London: W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1823. 8vo., 16 hand coloured engraved plates, modern green morocco gilt, some annotations in pencil, some offsetting onto text and very occasional spotting £400-600

331 Stuart, John Sobieski Stolberg The costume of the clans. Edinburgh: John Grant, 1892. Large folio, contemporary red calf, 36 plates, many hand coloured, and coloured frontispiece, limited to 500 copies, lacking plate 29, some rubbing and bumping to spine and very occasional, minor foxing £300-400

334 Switzer, Stephen The practical fruit-gardener... London: Thomas Woodward, 1731. Second edition, 8vo., 6 folding plates, contemporary calf, some very slight dust soiling, covers and spine little gouged and rubbed with calf beginning to detach from upper cover, spine slightly cracked £200-250 335 Tavernier, Jean Baptiste Nouvelle relation de l’interieur du serrail du grand seigneur. Paris: O. de Varennes, 1675. First edition, 4to, additional engraved title, contemporary calf, slight wear to head and foot of spine £1,000-1,500

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336 Taylor, George and Skinner, Andrew Survey and maps of the roads of North Britain or Scotland. London: by the authors, 1776. Oblong folio [53 by 23cm], engraved title, general folding map of Scotland, 61 maps on 31 leaves, later calf backed cloth, a few tears to covers, some repaired with sellotape, occasional soiling to leaves, chipping to edges of maps £300-400 337 Tennyson, Alfred, Lord In Memoriam. London: E. Moxon, 1850. First edition, first issue, halftitle, signature of first Lord Monteagle, formerly Thomas Spring-Rice M.P. for Limerick, recent green morocco gilt, green morocco and board slipcase £150-200 338 Tennyson, Alfred, Lord Poems... illustrated by Edward Lear. London: Boussod, Valadon, 1889. First edition, 4to., limited to 100 copies, out of series copy, inscribed, “Lady Mary Carr Glyn from her godson Alfred Aubrey Tennyson, June 3rd, 1891”, also with a note on the dedication leaf about the descendants of Alfred Tennyson and Cicely Drummond, portrait and 16 plates, half morocco, rebacked retaining spine, lettered “E.L.” on upper cover, Panos Gratsos, Skinos bookplate £200-300 339 Terrence Afer, Publius A comedy of Terence called Andria. Verona: Bodoni, 1971. Folio, 25 woodcut illustrations by Dürer, number 17 of 160 copies, contemporary quarter vellum gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, green cloth slipcase £250-350

340 Thames Tunnel Peepshow A view of the tunnel under the Thames: as it will appear completed. London: S.F. Gouyn, 1828. 8 hand-coloured engraved sheets between two original stiffer boards, joined by a continuous concertina sheet, peephole with views of the tunnel and the river above, held in publisher’s wallet with hand-coloured label mounted, 117 x 145mm, cover very slightly dust-soiled, corners of wrapper weakening £300-400 341 The field of Mars London: printed for G. and J. Robinson, 1801. 4to., 2 volumes, frontispieces and 66 (of 71) plates and maps, contemporary tree calf, spines gilt, some light foxing, occasionally to plates, and occasional offsetting onto text (2) £150-250 342 The Union - Bruce, John Report on the events and circumstances, which produced the Union of the Kingdoms of England and Scotland; On the effects of this great National Event, on the reciprocal interests of both Kingdoms... [London: J. Bruce, State Paper Office, 1799, Printed for Private Circulation], 8vo, calf, text headed in ms. in the author’s own hand, on page 1, “State Paper Office, January 22nd 1799, My Lord” and ends on page 403 “I have the honour to be My Lord your Grace’s most faithful and most obliged servant John Bruce, to his Grace the Duke of Portland”, full calf, crest of the Duke of Portland on sides, rebacked, bound without the Appendix, [ESTC T145816] Note: The author was Heir male of the ancient family of Bruce of Earlshall, one of the oldest cadets of the illustrious house of Bruce. It was as keeper of the Estate Paper Office that Bruce compiled the present work at the request of the Home Secretary, the Duke of Portland. It was printed privately for circulation among members of the Government, at the time when the union of Scotland was being given fresh consideration. £150-250

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343 Thornton, Robert Thornton’s Temple of Flora... described by Geoffrey Grigson, with bibliographical notes by Handasyde Buchanan. London: Collins, 1951. Folio, number 175 of 250 copies on hand-made paper, signed by G. Grigson, H. Buchanan and W.T. Stearn, coloured plates, tissue guards, brown half morocco, t.e.g. £200-250 344 Thornton, T., Colonel A sporting tour through the northern parts of England and great part of the Highlands of Scotland… London: printed for Vernor and Hood, 1804. 4to., engraved frontispiece, 15 engraved plates, bookplate of John Roland Abbey to inside of cover, original boards, occasional foxing, slight rubbing to boards and joints starting to crack £200-300

345 Titus Oates Conspiracy - a collection of folio tracts. Titus Oates (1649-1705 )— A true narrative of the horrid plot and conspiracy of the Popish party. London: T. Parkhurst & T. Cockerill, 1679; Prance, Miles A true narrative and discovery of several very remarkable passages relating to the horrid Popish plot. London: D. Newman, 1679; Prance, Miles The additional narrative of Mr. Miles Prance. London: F. Smith &c., 1679; Dangerfields, Thomas Mr. Tho. Dangerfields particular narrative. London: H. Hills, &c., 1679; Everard, Edmund The depositions and examinations of Mr Edmund Everard. London: D. Newman, 1679; The King’s Evidence justif’d: or Doctor Oates’s vindication of himself. London: Jonathan Edwin, 1679, title soiled, some spotting, [Wing O46]; The Reputation of Dr. Oates... clear’d in the Tryal of Thomas Knox... and John Lane. London: Robert Harford, 1679, first edition, uncut, [Wing R1117]; The Debates in the House of Commons assembled at Oxford the Twenty First of March, 1680, [London: R. Baldwin, 1681], corner of first two leaves torn with some loss, some spotting, [Wing E2546], folio; bound with 20 other related tracts (the first lacking a plate, another imperfect; and a 6 leaf copy manuscript headed “Master Oates his Examination by the House of Commons” by John Clement, contemporary panelled calf, neatly rebacked £300-500

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346 Tournefort, [Joseph Pitton de] A voyage into the Levant... London: printed for D. Browne..., 1718. First English edition, 4to.,volume 1 only, 82 engraved plates, some folding, contemporary calf , rebacked with later spine, marginal ink stains to one plate and closed tear to plate 76, some marginal darkening and occasional foxing £200-300 347 Travel and History Hunter, William Travels through France, Turkey , and Hungary to Vienna in 1792. London: J. White, 1803. 8vo., 2 volumes, portrait and large folding map, contemporary calf, covers and spine rubbed, some cracking to joints, occasional spotting; Pardoe, Miss The city of the Magyar, or Hungary... London: George Virtue, 1840. 8vo., 3 volumes, 3 frontispieces, 5 plates (one folding), lacking one additional frontispiece, some internal soiling and slight rubbing to covers; Eustace, John Chetwode A classical tour through Italy. London: J. Mawman, 1815. 8vo., 4 volumes, contemporary calf, spines and boards rubbed, some spines broken; Chatterton, Lady Home sketches and foreign recollections. London: Saunders and Otley, 1841. 8vo., 3 frontispieces, 9 lithographed plates; Hume, David The history of England. London: T. Cadell, 1790. 8v0., 8 volumes, 30 engraved portraits, contemporary tree calf, occasional worming and soiling, some cracking to joints and rubbing to covers, a few endpapers lacking; Townsend, Joseph A journey through Spain... London: C. Dilly, 1792. 8vo., 3 volumes, engraved frontispiece, map and other plates, rebacked calf with contemporary spines, some soiling and cracking to spines and boards, occasional spotting; Gifford, John A residence in France... London: T.N. Longman, 1797. Second edition, 8vo., 2 volumes, bookplate of Lady Charlotte Murray, daughter of the second Duke of Atholl, to paste-down endpapers, contemporary tree calf, spine of first volume repaired with strip of soft leather, covers and spines rubbed, some slight internal soiling; and 7 others (32) £300-400 348 Trench, Sir Frederick William A lithographic sketch of the North bank of the Thames, from Westminster Bridge to London Bridge, shewing the proposed quay, and some other improvements suggested by Lieut.-Colonel Trench. London: Hurst & Robinson & J. Dickinson, 1825. First edition, oblong folio, folding map and 10 panoramic lithographed plates, (with two plates numbered 3, illustrating alternative proposals for Somerset House), one leaf of text, original brown wrappers with paper label on upper cover, a couple of spots in the margin of plate 2, otherwise a clean copy [Rare; not in Abbey, Scenery] £500-700

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349 Trials and Proceedings A complete collection of state-trials, and proceedings upon hightreason... London: [John Wathoe Senior and Junior], 1742. Third edition, folio, volumes 1-2 and 4-6 only; and A collection of statetrials and proceedings...from the reign of King Edward VI to the present time. London: [B. Motte, C Bathurst and T.Wotton]. 1735. First edition, folio, forming volumes 7 and 8 of the previous set; contemporary speckled calf, spines rebacked, very occasional light dust soiling and spotting, interiors largely clean, some rubbing to covers and spines, contemporary, neat notes in ink to endpapers; Stackhouse, Thomas A new history of the Holy Bible... London: Stephen Austen, 1742. Second edition, folio, 2 volumes, engraved frontispiece and 36 engraved plates and maps, red and black printed titles, contemporary calf, contemporary spines repaired and rebacked, rubbing to covers, occasional spotting darkening to last few pages; Saachi, Andrea 9 engraved plates by Desiderius de Angelis after Andreas Sacchi, c. 1769, 4 engravings by Dom. Cunego after Dominicus Zampieri, 1 engraving by P. Bombelli after Desiderius de Angelis, 1780, folio, contemporary half calf (10) £250-300

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352 350 Trials and Proceedings - Charles II [Anon.] An account of how the Earl of Essex killed himself in the Tower of London. London: printed by the assigns of John Bell... and by Henry Hills and Thomas Newcomb, 1683. [ESTC R6078]; Charles II His majesties declaration to all loving subjects concerning the treasonable conspiracy against his sacred person and government lately discovered. London: printed by the assigns of John Bell... and by Henry Hills and Thomas Newcomb, 1683; [Anon.] The tryals of Thomas Walcot, William Hone, William Lord Russell, John Rous and William Blagg for high-treason...London: printed for Richard Royston, Benjamin Took and Charles Mearn, 1683. [ESTC R21861]; [Anon.] The arraignment of Algernon Sidney, esquire. [London: Printed for Benjamin Tooke, 1684]. [ESTC R23343]; [Anon.]The very copy of a paper delivered to the sheriffs upon the scaffold...by Algernon Sidney, Esq., [London: Printed for R[obert]. H[orn]. J[ohn]. B[aker]. and J[ohn]. R[edmayne] and...sold by Walter Davis, 1683]. [ESTC R12869]; Bernadiston, Sam, Sir The tryal and conviction of Sir Sam Bernardiston, Bart.... London: Printed for Benjamin Tooke, 1684. [ESTC R30169], two copies; The British Magazine. Or the London and Edinburgh intelligence. February 1748. 5 leaves concerning the trial of Quakers Penn and Mead; Braddon, Laurence The tryal of Laurence Braddon and Hugh Speke, Gent. [London: Printed for Benjamin Tooke, 1684] [ESTC R24641]; [Anon.] The history of the Whiggish-plot... London: Printed by T.B. to be sold by Randal Taylor, 1684, [ESTC R41849]; Hampden, JohnThe tryal and conviction of John Hambden, Esq.... London: printed for Benjamin Tooke, 1684 [ESTC R7137]; James II His majesties most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament. London: printed by the assigns of John Bell, Henry Hills and Thomas Newcomb, 1685. [ESTC R178851]; various sizes bound in

18th century calf gilt, occasional spotting and dust soiling.; Monro, Major Generall The Scotch military discipline learned from the valiant Swede... London: Printed for William Ley, 1644. [ESTC R231118] 4to., contemporary calf, title page soiled, some rubbing to covers and spine, occasional damp staining in upper margins (2) £200-300 351 Triggs, Inigo H. Formal gardens in England and Scotland. London: B.T. Batsford, 1902. Large folio, 125 plates, original green half morocco gilt, some rubbing to spine, very occasional slight dust-soiling £200-300 352 Turner de Lond, William Scotia delineata. Edinburgh: Robertson and Ballantine’s Lythographa, 1824. Large folio, lithographed pictorial title on original upper cover with double tint stamp applied twice and five plates printed in two colours and finished by hand, each with page of letterpress description, modern burgundy half morocco gilt with marbled boards Note: This is a very important work in the history of Scottish printing, being part one of a rare series of views of Scotland and one of the first colour printed (rather than tinted) lithographic works. It is a deluxe version, which would have been offered to the public on a subscription basis. It is possible that the lithography project for the work was abandoned after this first volume was produced. Not in Abbey. £1,000-1,500

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354 Vecellio, Cesare Habiti antichi overo raccolta di figure delineate dal gran Titiano a da Cesare Vecellio suo fratello. Venice: G.G. Hertz, 1664. Third edition, 8vo, 415 woodcuts of costumes, device on title and at end, leaf before title blank, red morocco gilt, inner gilt border, g.e. by Thibaron-Joly, [Colas 2978; Sabin 98372 note] £1,000-1,500 355 Wakefield, D.R. The sporting fishes of the British Isles. The Chevington Press, 1985. Large folio, 1 of 10 copies with additional case folio containing suite of 33 prints, number 92 of 100 copies, signed by the author, green half morocco gilt (2) £200-400 356 Wakefield, D.R. Some trout. Poetry on trout and angling by various authors. Chevington Press, [1997]. Large folio, 13 coloured prints, signed by artist, original half morocco with marbled boards, slipcase; together with uniform large folio of working proofs (2) £600-900

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353 Turner de Lond, William Six views on the new line of road communicating between Stirling and Carlisle. Edinburgh: Nimmo, [watermark 1825]. Oblong folio, 6 lithographed plates, original blue paper wrappers with printed title, slight marginal dustsoiling and dampstaining, part of lower cover corners of upper wrapper torn away Note: In 1814, a Parliamentary committee reported on the bad state of the Carlisle to Glasgow road, whereupon £50,000 was given to improve it. William Turner de Lond appears to have been active in Edinburgh between 1822-1825, and Edinburgh City Library and the National Library of Scotland retain a number of lithographed and aquatinted prints by him. The Letterpress describes this work as “No II”, presumably there may have been a “No I”, but no such work has been discovered. Not in Abbey. £250-350

357 Wakefield, D.R. The diary and observations of a tench fisher. Chevington Press, 1981. Folio, number 6 of 50 copies, 6 etchings signed by the artist, clothbacked boards, uncut £200-300 358 Wallace, Edgar Autograph manuscript notebook, a ‘Rough out’ and extended draft (Act I and part of Act II) of an unidentified play, 37 pages, 4to, boards; with typescripts with autograph emendations and insertions of the plays The Case of the Frightened Lady (1931, lacking end of Act III), and The Green Pack (1932, Acts II and III only), together 8 pages, 4to, wholly in autograph, and approximately 160 pages, 4to, corrected typescript; a further typescript with emendations in another hand of The Green Pack, and typed comments on a production of a play, together 139 pages, 4to, folding box £300-500 359 Walpoole, George Augustus The new British traveller... London: printed for Alex Hogg, [1790?] Folio, engraved frontispiece, 40 maps on 19 leaves only, 4 folding maps and 81 leaves of plates (of 86), contemporary tree calf, upper cover detached, some cracking and bumping to spine and rubbing to covers, occasional spotting and a few closed tears £300-400

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361 Watson, James A choise collection of comic and serious Scots poems, both ancient and modern. Edinburgh: James Watson, 1713-1709-1711. 3 volumes in 1. Second edition of volume 1, First edition of volumes 2-3, 8vo., blue morocco, g.e., with the signature of John Jamieson, the Scottish lexicographer and editor on the title of the first part, bookplates of Theodore Napier and John Fairley Note: One of the most important books in the development of Scottish poetry; its publication marks the beginning of the revival in Scots vernacular poetry, the course of which can be followed in the eighteenth century through Ramsay, Fergusson and Burns. It encouraged Ramsay to publish his two collections, The Tea Table Miscellany, and the Ever Green, which, along with this collection, was Burns’s main source for the older Scottish poets. At the end of the third part it states “The end of the First Volume” but nothing further was published. A fine copy. £600-800 362 Webb, John An historical essay endeavoring the probability that the language of the empire of China is the primitive language. London: N. Brook, 1669. First edition, 12mo, folding map, errata leaf, later half calf, map trimmed to within platemark and with two short tears, waterstained, some spotting, rebacked rubbed, corners repaired, [Wing W1202], owner’s name on title £2,000-3,000

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360 Watson, James The history of the art of printing, containing an account of it’s invention and progress in Europe. Edinburgh: Printed by James Watson, 1713. First edition, 8vo, [24, xlviii; 64], folding woodcut plate, typographical specimens in text, title printed in red and black, blue morocco gilt by H. Faulkner, George Court, Adelphi, with his ticket, blindstamped roll border and gilt fillet to sides, g.e., Strathallan bookplate, tear to folding plate repaired without loss Note: The volume is divided into three parts. The first is an interesting history of Scottish printing from the beginning to Watson’s own day. Watson’s father acquired an Edinburgh printing house in 1685. The second part is a fine 48 page type-specimen catalogue for Watson’s own establishment and is the earliest such Scottish catalogue. The third part is a survey of 15th century printing. £1,500-2,000

363 Westminster, Elizabeth, Marchioness of Narrative of a yacht voyage in the Mediterranean. London, J. Murray, 1842. 2 volumes, 8vo, 26 plates, original cloth, spotting, dampstaining to a few plates, hinges weak, a bit rubbed and soiled £500-700 364 Wilde, Oscar Salome. London: John Lane, 1907. 4to., 16 illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley, green cloth gilt, some minor foxing and slight offsetting £150-200 365 Wilkie, Sir David 7 etched plates of genre subjects, presentation copy “To the Right Hon. Robert Peel, with the humble respects of his obliged servant, D. Wilkie, Feb. 3rd 1825” and inscribed “Lord Peel from Ronald Sutherland Gower, 7 Nov. 1907”, Robert Peel’s bookplate, the plates comprising: The Sedan Chair (Dodgson 8, V), Woman at a window, reading a letter (Dodgson 3, II); Interior with Three Boys and a dog (Dodgson 2, II); The Cottage Door (Dodgson 10, VII), Reading the Will (Dodgson 11, IV), The Lost Receipt (Dodgson 9, IV); The Flemish Mother (Dodgson 12, VII), contemporary red half morocco, paper label on upper cover, slightly spotted, rubbed £200-300

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366 Wise, John A system of aeronautics, comprehending the earliest investigations. Philadelphia: J.A. Speel, 1850. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece portrait and 12 plates, original blindstamped cloth Note: First edition of this early American history and guide to aeronautics by the legendary pioneer in the field, John Wise (180879). Wise’s longest voyage, of 804 miles from St. Louis, Missouri, to Henderson, New York, was not surpassed until 1900 - over forty years after Wise’s ascent. £300-500 367 [Wishart, George] Montrose redivivus or the portraicture of James late Marquess of Montrose, Earl of Kincardin. London: J. Ridley, 1652. 12mo., engraved portrait, contemporary calf, some faint dampstaining, upper hinge broken, [Wing W3124]; Wishart, George I.g. [i.e. Jacobi Graemus, Marquis of Montrose] de rebus auspiciis serenissimi & potentissimi Caroli... sub imperio illustrissimi Jacobi Montisrosarum. [The Hague], 1647, small 8vo, contemporary vellum, some early marginalia, occasional light dampstaining; [Dugdale, Sir William] The antient usage in bearing of such ensigns of honour as are commonly call’d arms, with a catalogue of the present nobility of England. Oxford: Richard Davis, 1682. 12mo, folding table, contemporary calf, rubbed at foot of spine, [Wing D2477] (3)

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Note: EEBO giving an inaccurate collation of Dugdale’s work - [8], 64, [4], p.7, [1], 67-78, [4], 79-210 p., [1] folded plate - which does not tally with their own scanned images. The correct collation would appear to be: [8], 64, [6], 67-78, [4], 79-210, [1] folded plate. £200-300 368 Woodville, William Medical botany. London: for the author, 1790. 3 volumes, 4to, [without the supplement], 208 (of 210) uncoloured engraved plates, lacking plate 81 & 85, contemporary tree calf, red and green morocco lettering pieces, plates 90-92 spotted, corner of plate 182 torn away with loss of plate numeral £200-300 369 Worlidge, Thomas [A Select Collection of Drawings from Curious Antique Gems. London, 1768]. 4to, 2 volumes, 187 engraved plates neatly cut round and mounted on thick paper, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e., some spotting, no titles, lightly rubbed Note: This work usually has a portrait, not present in this work, and 182 plates. £200-250 370 Zampieri, Domenico Picturae. Rome: 1762. Folio, contemporary half calf, engraved portrait and 28 double plates, some rubbing and bumping to spine and covers, some foxing and slight damp staining £1,000-1,500 364 85

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ATLASES, MAPS & PRINTS 371 Botanical Prints 4 prints from Hulme, Frederick Edward Plants, their natural growth and ornamental treatment. London: Marcus Ward & Co.,1874. Framed and glazed chromolithographs of plates XII, XX, XXIII and XXVII, 170x225 mm including frames; Hand coloured print of plate 1207 (fritillaria latifolia) from Simms, John Curtis’s botanical magazine. London: Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, 1809, framed and glazed, 340x430 mm including frame; and one other £150-200 372 Garden, Captain William - Bengal Map of the Bengal presidency. Engraved map 130x164cm, ca.1830, hand coloured in outline, signed by Garden, mounted on linen, worn at folds with slight loss, one quarter and folds dust soiled; and 2 other maps covering the East Midlands and an OS Map of Great Britain (4) £150-200 373 Kip, J[ohannes] Framed and glazed copper engraving by J. Kip of ‘Didmarton the Seat of Robert Codrington, Esq.’, from Britannia Illustrata, or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain. London: 1709, 620x700 mm including frame, one very small repair to plate; Perée, [Jacques Louis] Two framed and glazed steel engraved plates depicting tools from Atlas du Voyage à la Recherche de la Pérouse. Paris, 1798 (3) £150-250 374 Leith Walk - etching Late 18th century Scottish School etching of Leith walk, framed and glazed, 70x56cm including frame, shows a perspective of the route down Leith Walk from the top of Calton Hill, the road being predominantly surrounded by fields with few houses, some slight spotting and darkening, also dustsoiling £200-300 375 Mackley, George - Wood-engravings 16 mounted wood-engravings, limited to 300 copies, 9 x 8cm 17x22cm. (image size) £200-250

376 Ornithological Prints 4 prints of birds, probably taken from Bowdler Sharpe, Richard Handbook to the birds of great Britain (volume 3), 1896 showing a ‘Purple Heron’, ‘Little Bittern’, ‘Ural Capercailzie’ and ‘Common Bittern’, framed and glazed, 365x395 mm including frames; 4 hand-coloured framed and glazed prints of woodland birds from another publication; and one other (9) £200-300 377 Ptolemy, Claudius (after) Two maps after a series of 12 maps of Asia created from the writings of Claudius Ptolemy, Asiae IIII Shows Cyprus, Syria and Palestine; Asiae VI Shows the Arabian Peninsula; Both ca.1571? maybe later, hand coloured outlines, sea hand coloured in green, Latin text in cartouches, 500x450mm including frames £200-400 378 Rayson Masters, Major William Godfrey Three small framed and glazed watercolours (280x360 mm including frames) by Major William Godfrey Rayson Masters showing a range of North African and Middle Eastern scenes; Roberts, David Two framed and glazed prints by Roberts (631x480 mm including frames) showing North African coastal scenes (5) £150-250 379 The Parliament Close & Public Characters at Edinburgh, fifty years since, Etching by Thomas Dobbie, from a picture in the possession of Mr Robert Bryson, after Sir David Wilkie, Alexander Fraser, William Kidd, Alexander Nasmyth, David Roberts, Peter Gibson &c., Published by Alexander Hill, Edinburgh, October 1st, 1844., 42 x 58.5cm., handcoloured, framed and glazed £150-250

CONTINENTAL 380 Bacon, Francis Scripta in naturali et universali philosophia. Amserdam: Ludovic Elzevir, 1653. 12mo, folding table, [bound with] [Bacon, Francis.] [Historica naturalis et experimentalis de ventis. Amsterdam: ex officina Elzeviriana, 1662]. 12mo, lacking title, 2 works in one volume, contemporary vellum £150-200

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381 Bellarmino, Roberto Disputationes... de controversiis Christianae fidei... Paris: Officina Triadelphorum, 1613. Folio, 4 volumes, vignette titles in red and black, worming to upper right corner of volume I, title of volume III & IV with small waterstain, contemporary speckled calf gilt, sections of backstrips worn; Bellarmino, Roberto Operum. Cologne: Bernard Gualther, 1617. Volumes 5-7, contemporary calf gilt lettered on spines Tome I-III, slightly rubbed, staining and foxing to some pages of volume 7; Epiphanius, Saint. Opera. Cologne, 1617. Folio, contemporary calf, spine gilt, rubbing and very slight worming to covers, spine slightly cracked, some pages creased and slightly damaged, occasional foxing (8) £300-400 382 Bernard, Saint Opera omnia. Cologne: Anton Hierat, 1620. Folio, device on title, engraved portrait frontispiece, contemporary calf, spine gilt, slightly rubbed, a clean copy; Ambrose, Saint Opera. Paris, 1603. Folio, 5 volumes in 2, titles printed in red and black and with printer’s woodcut device, contemporary calf gilt, rubbing at hinges, some waterstaining; Hieronymous, Saint. Opera omnia. Cologne: Anton Hierat, 1616. 7 volumes bound in 2, folio, engraved title, contemporary calf, slight worming to some upper margins, occasional dampstaining, calf becoming detached, worn (5) £150-250 383 Bénézit, E. Dictionnaire des peintres sculptures dessinateurs et graveurs. Paris: Librairie Gründ, 1966, 8 volumes, 8vo, original red cloth gilt, protective plastic sleeves, some occasional very light foxing (8) £80-100 384 Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernhard Entwurff, einer ehistorischen architectur. Leipzig, 1725. Oblong folio, engraved title, engraved dedication leaf, explanatory text for plates in French or Latin, 5 engraved section titles, engraved frontispiece, engraved map, 84 engraved plates with captions in German and French (2 folding, one with small tear), 19th century half calf, title slightly soiled, occasional light foxing, plates in book III misbound, extremities slightly rubbed Note: BAL RIBA 1066; Berlin Catalogue 2106 £1,200-1,800

385 [Liger, Louis] Le ménage des champs, et de la ville, ou nouveau cuisinier françois accommodé au goût du temps. Paris: Damien Beugnié, 1714, engraved frontispiece, 5 folding engraved plates; [Idem] Le ménage des champs, et de la ville, ou nouveau jardinier françois accommodé au goût du temps. Paris: Damien Beugnié, 1715 , woodcut illustrations, together 2 volumes, 12mo, uniform contemporary speckled calf gilt, occasional slight staining, printing flaw affecting headline on Aa2 in volume II, bindings rubbed, spines chipped (2) £500-800 386 Marban, Pedro Cathecismo en lengua Espanola y Moxa. Lima: Joseph de Contreras, [1702]. Very small 4to., contemporary calf, rubbed, lacking pp.67-68, pp.219-238 worming, some words affected, a few pages repaired, occasional soiling and spotting £250-350 387 Mercure François Tome 7 & 12. Paris: J & E. RIcher, 1623 and 1627. 8vo, woodcut and engraved title respectively, folding engraved plates, contemporary vellum, bookplate of Rt. Hon. Patrick Hume, Earl of Marchmont, Viscount of Blasonberry, Lord Polwarth of Polwarth, Lord High Chancellor of Scotland; Lafontaine, Auguste Henriette Bellmann. Paris: J. Garnier, 1802. 2 volumes, 12mo, engraved frontispiece and title in volume 1, red half morocco gilt; [Dezallier d’Argenville, A.N.] Voyage pittoresque de Paris. Paris, 1770. 12mo, frontispiece and 7 engraved plates, several folding, contemporary calf, rubbed; BoileauDespreaux, N. Oeuvres diverses. Amsterdam, 1677. 12mo, engraved frontispiece and 4 plates, contemporary vellum, frontispiece slightly torn; Wierx, Jerome Maria. 12mo, 8 engravings by Jerome Wierx, interspersed with blank leaves recording the births and baptisms of the Thym family of the Netherlands, 1667-1776, contemporary calf, spine gilt; Segrais, J.R. de Les nouvelles françoises, ou les divertissemens de la Princess Aurelie. Paris: D. Mouchet, 1722. 2 volumes, 12mo, engraved frontispiece & plates, contemporary calf, rubbed; Pliny Pliny’s panegyrick upon the Emperor Trajan. London, 1702. 8vo, contemporary calf, B3 loose, head and base of spine rubbed; Thomson, James The seasons, a hymn, a poem to the memory of Sir Isaac Newton. London, 1730. 8vo, 4 engraved plates after B. Picart, contemporary calf; and 27 other volumes, French and English; sold not subject to return (38) £250-300 388 Pronti, Domenico Nuova raccolta rappresentante i costumi religiosi civili, e militari degli antichi Egiziani, Etruschi, Greci, e Romani. Tratti degli antichi monumenti per uso de’ professori delle belle arti. Rome, [c.1800]. First edition, oblong 4to, engraved title, plan and 48 engraved plates, contemporary half calf £150-200

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389 [Rochefort, Henry] Almanach Américain ou état physique... Paris: Chez l’auteur et l’amy, Libraire, 1784. 12mo., contemporary half morocco, occasional spotting, darkening and damp staining, some rubbing to spine and covers; Bisselius, Joannes. Argonauticon Americanorum... Munich: Johann Wagner, 1647. 12mo., engraved frontispiece and map, early vellum, occasional spotting and dust soiling, spine slightly cracked, some soiling to spine and covers; and one other (3) £300-400 390 Spener, Philip Jacob Glaubens Trost aus den Göttlichen wolthaten und schassen. Frankfurt am Main: J.D. Zunners, 1695. 4to, title printed in red and black, contemporary vellum, [Aquilanus, Johannes]. [Sermones Quadragesimales venerabili viri fratris Johannis Aquilani Ordinis predicatorum de observantia merito vitiorum luna nuncupati.] Lyon: Franciscus Fradin, 1501. 8vo, black letter, double column, contemporary calf, early inscription of Conventus Montis Sancti, text before B2 supplied in early pen manuscript, some worming affecting text at end, some headlines cropped, head of spine very wormed; [Lutheran Church] Concordia pia et unanimi consensu repetita confessio fidei et doctrinae. Leipzig: offiicina Grossiana, 1742. 8vo, 3 parts in one volume, double-page engraved frontispiece, contemporary vellum; [Moerlin, Joachim] Erklerung aus Gottes Woort. Magdeburg: Wolffgang Kirchener, 1561. 4to, wrappers, slightly browned; Hobbes, Thomas Elementa philosophica de cive. [No place] : apud Joh. Frid. Zeidlerum, [1705]. 12mo, engraved title, contemporary vellum, [Macdonald & Hargreaves 31]; Erasmus, Desiderius Adagiorum epitome. Amsterdam: Ludovic Elzevir, 1650. 12mo, contemporary vellum, occasional slight marginal staining, binding worn; Bromley, Thomas Der Weg zum Sabbath der Ruhe. Frankfurt and Leipzig: J.F. Regelin, 1731. 8vo, frontispiece, contemporary half calf, slight dampstaining, rubbed (7) £300-500 391 Virgil. - Giovanni Battista Lalli L’eneide travestita del signor Gio. Battista Lalli. Venice: Ad instranza del Turrini, 1651. 12mo, contemporary vellum £50-70

HISTORY & MILITARY 392 Anderson, James An historical essay shewing that the Crown and Kingdom of Scotland is imperial and independent. Edinburgh, 1705. 8vo, rebacked and corners repaired, previous owner’s bookplate, staining to page 31 and some slight dust soiling; [Anon.]The book of English trades and the library of useful arts. London, 1821. 12mo, numerous wood engraved plates, contemporary diced calf, neatly rebacked, some foxing, page 367 stained [2] £150-250 393 Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer Triumph and tragedy. London: Cassell & Co., 1954. First edition, 8vo., signed by the author on free endpaper in 1955, original black cloth gilt, dustwrapper, some fading and small tears to edge of wrapper; [Idem] Their finest hour. London: Cassell & Co., 1949. 8vo., first edition, original black cloth gilt, dustwrapper, some fading and wear to corners of wrapper, covers slightly soiled (2) £600-800 394 Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer The Order of Service for the funeral of the Right Honourable Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill. 30 Jan. 1965; Ceremonial to be Observed at the funeral of the Right Honourable Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill. 30 Jan. 1965; Invitiation to the State funeral from the Earl Marshal; State Funeral, St. Paul’s Cathedral, General Instructions; & Pew card for the funeral, in original black-edged envelope; Churchill, Sir Winston Lord Randolph Churchill. London, 1906. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, original cloth gilt £500-700 395 Graham, James, 1st Marquis of Montrose—Morris, Mowbray Montrose. Autograph manuscript of Mowbray Morris’s biography of Montrose published in 1892, 4to, 196 leaves, mostly recto only but with some additions on the verso, red morocco gilt, rubbed (2) Note: The author’s original manuscript with his bookplate. A copy of the 1909 edition of his biography, published by Macmillan, is included in the lot. £100-150

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396 Nelson - Longridge, C. Nepan The anatomy of Nelson’s ships. London, 1955. First edition, dustjacket; worn slipcase; Harris, D.G. F.H. Chapman, the first naval architect. 1989. 4to, dust-jacket; Bellabarba, Sergio The royal yacht Caroline 1749. 1989. Oblong 4to, dust-jacket; Maclean, J.S.The locomotives 1841-1922. Part 1. Newcastle upon Tyne: Robinson, [1923]. First edition, frontispiece, illustrations, publisher’s printed linen wrappers; The locomotives 1854-1905. Newcastle upon Tyne: Robinson, [c.1905]. First edition, oblong 8vo, illustrations, publisher’s cloth over bevelled boards (5) £120-180 397 Scottish Peerage - Douglas, Robert The peerage of Scotland. Edinburgh: R. Fleming, 1764. First edition, folio, list of subscribers, 10 engraved plates, contemporary calf, rubbed, joints splitting; Crawfurd, George The peerage of Scotland. Edinburgh: for the author, 1716. First edition, folio, title printed in red and black, list of subscribers, contemporary panelled calf, rubbed, joints splitting; Fox-Davies, A.C. Armorial families. Edinburgh, 1902. Thick 4to, illustrations, original buckram, uncut, t.e.g., slightly rubbed (3) £150-200 398 Skene, Sir John Regiam majestatem scotiae, veteres leges et constitutiones, ex archivis publicis... Edinburgh: Thomas Finlason, 1609. 4to, woodcut coat-of-arms, old calf, rebacked, Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow gilt stamp on board, errata leaf laid down, some spotting, rebacked, corners rubbed, [STC 22624] £100-150 399 Tactitus, Cornelius Annals. Venice: Domenico Guerra and Giovanni Battista...: 1563. 8vo., 17th or 18th century vellum, woodcut coat of arms on title page and printer’s device on colophon leaf, two small slips of paper pasted into margin of title with owners’ names deleted, occasional light spotting and damp staining to preliminary leaves, paper flaw in lower margin p.218 and upper margin p.251, wormhole in lower margin p.297-end £200-300

LITERATURE 400 Annenkov, Lurii Portrety [Portraits]. Petersburg: Petropolis, 1922. Folio, copy number 135 of an edition of 900 copies, 36 plates (several in colour) and illustrations, navy buckram with original printed wrapper pasted to upper cover Ivanov, Vsevolod. Sedmoi bereg [Seventh shore]. Moscow: Krug, 1922. 8vo, original printed wrappers with illustration on upper cover by Annenkov, in folding box, browned, upper cover detached; Tikhonov, Nikolai. Braga [Home-brewed beer]. Moscow: Krug, 1923. 8vo, original printed wrappers with illustration on upper cover by Annenkov, backstrip partly missing, wrappers slightly chipped, upper cover almost detached (3) £1,000-2,000 401 Austen, Jane The Novels. London: J.M. Dent & Sons, 1922. 8vo., 6 volumes, illustrated by Charles E. Brock, contemporary half calf, spines slightly faded and very occasional rubbing, small amount of spotting to endpapers (6) £200-300 402 Boswell, James The life of Samuel Johnson. Oxford: Talboys and Wheeler, 1826. 8vo., 4 volumes, portrait and two folding plates, later cloth with contemporary spines, rubbed, very occasional light spotting. £100-200 403 Burns, Robert Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Kilmarnock: John Wilson, 1786. First edition, 8vo, (195 x 110mm.), title, a2-3 and X4-Ff4 (i.e. pp. [i]-vi and 175-240) supplied in facsimile, contemporary calf, spine gilt, slightly spotted, tear to C4, G4 and P2 repaired without loss, repair to fore-margin of C3 with loss of a few letters, tear to K2 repaired affecting a few letters, lower margin of Q1 restored, very small repair to head of U3, tiny hole affecting bracket symbol to right of page numeral, marginal tear to F1, F4, G4 neatly repaired, T4 washed, ink numerals 1-10 at head of p.9, rubbed, rebacked, corners repaired Note: Egerer 1. A good working copy with 84 original leaves and 36 leaves supplied in good facsimile. The fleurs-de-lys watermark visible on [a4], C1-2, D2, E1-2, F1-2, H1-2, I1-2, K1-2, L1-2, N1-2, O1-2, P12, Q1-2 and R1-2; part of the “B” watermark visible on A1, B1, G1, M1, S1, T2 and U1-2. £1,000-1,500

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404 Burns, Robert Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. Kilmarnock: John Wilson, 1786. First edition, 8vo, a made up copy, comprising 90 original leaves, entirely loose, (some leaves conjugate) interspersed with facsimile leaves, the original leaves (from at least two copies, one uncut) comprising pages v-viii, 11-14, 25-38, 41-146, 149-188, 195-196, 207210, 215-222, loose in later detached boards, pp. v-vi cut down and expertly window mounted, pp.11-15 frayed, parts of fleuron watermark on C1, C2, F1, F2, G1, G2, G3, G4, H1, H2, H3, K1, K2, K4, L1, L2, L4, M1, M2, Q1, Q2, Q3, R1, R2, R4, X1, X2, Z1, Aa2, Cc1, Dd1, Dd2, part of a “B” watermark on P1, P2, T1, U1, Y1, Y2, Z2; the uncut leaves measuring 220mm-227mm. in height comprising [a3], C1-C4, D1-3, E1, E3-4, F3-4, G1-4, H1-4, I2-4, K1-4, L1-4, P1, Q1, R1, T1-4, X1-4, Y1-4, Z2, Aa2, Bb4, Cc1, Cc4, Dd1, the others c. 207 x 128mm., some spotting and slight soiling, some tears and repairs, mostly to cut leaves, no facsimile or original leaves for pp. iii-iv, 189-194, 197206, 211-214 Note: Egerer 1. A collection of loose leaves, 49 from an uncut copy. The poem “Epistle to J. R*****” on p. 218 has the name “Rankin” and the marginal note: “J. Rankin was father to Ann, page 222, a most entertaining companion” supplied in ink in a contemporary hand. The Song on page 22, to the “Tune, Corn rigs are bonie” begins: “It was upon a Lammas night, When corn rigs are bonie, Beneath the moon’s unclouded light, I held awa to Annie:” John Rankine (d. 1810) was a tenant-farmer in Adamhill, Tarbolton, and a close friend of Burns during his time at Lochlie. Rankine’s sister Margaret was the first wife of John Lapraik about whom Burns also composed an Epistle. Rankine was one of the first to find out that Burns had impregnated Elizabeth Paton, and teased him relentlessly about it. In response Burns composed this Epistle, which draws heavily on the image of a hunter ensnaring its prey, while the ‘Poacher Court’, (the Kirk Session) tries to exact its revenge after the affair comes to their attention. Despite Hugh Blair’s critical comments Burns retained it in the Edinburgh edition. The leaves have been examined under a light box and compared with those of another copy of the first edition. £600-800

405 Burns, Robert Poems, chiefly in the Scottish dialect. London: A. Strahan, T. Cadell & Edinburgh: W. Creech, 1787. Third edition [First London edition], 8vo, half-title, engraved portrait frontispiece, with “stinking” misprint on p.267, contemporary calf, portrait laid down, some spotting and soiling, chiefly to preliminary leaves, a few minor ink spots on foreedge, rubbed, joints splitting Note: Egerer 5 £200-300 406 Burns, Robert - Facsimile Editions Poetical Works. Edinburgh Poems. Kilmarnock: James McKie, 1869. [Idem] Songs. Kilmarnock: James McKie, 1869. [Idem] Posthumous Poems. Kilmarnock: James McKie, 1869. [Idem] Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. Kilmarnock: James McKie, 1867. Uniform 8vo, limited to 600 copies, signed by publisher, original blue boards, fading and some cracking to spines, slight foxing; [Idem] Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. Glasgow: John Smith & Son, 1927. 8vo, with slipcase, some fading to spine and slipcase, pages clean and uncut (5) £100-150 407 Chaucer, Geoffrey The works of our ancient and learned poet, Geoffrey Chaucer. London: Adam Islip, 1602. Folio, rebacked calf, title page repaired, some foxing, and slight damp- and dust-staining £800-1,200 408 Dickens, Charles Oliver Twist. London: Richard Bentley, 1838. Second edition, 8vo, 3 volumes, 24 etched plates, half-titles in all 3 volumes, original maroon patterned cloth, spotting and soiling, plates quite foxed, one volume rebacked, bindings soiled £200-300 409 Dickens, Charles Works. London: Chapman and Hall, [n.d.] 12 vols., 8vo, red half calf gilt, with plates, some plates lacking, ‘Nicholas Nickleby’ lacking pp.1-2 and ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ with printing error on p.49, some fading to spines (12) £200-250 410 Dyrden, John Miscellaneous works. London, 1760. 8vo, 4 volumes, presentation copy from editor to Earl of Eglinton, ink inscription on front endpaper, frontispiece, contemporary calf gilt, wear to spines, cracking hinges (4) £150-200

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411 Eliot, George The works. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, [n.d.], 17 volumes, 8vo, Standard edition, original cloth, Allen, M. The Durham mint. 2003. 4to, dust-jacket; Thompson, R.H. & M.J. Dickinson Sylloge of coins of the British Isles. 2007; Levinson, R.A. The early dated coins of Europe 1234-1500. 2007; [Dodgson, C.L.] “Carroll, Lewis” Three sunsets and other poems. 1898. Small 4to, original cloth, spine faded; Lewis, C.S. The lion, the witch and the wardrobe. 1956. Dust-jacket; [Idem] Prince Caspian. [n.d.], “Second Impression” on dust-jacket; [Idem] The voyage of the Dawn Treader. [n.d.], “Second Impression” on dustjacket; and 6 others (29) £200-300 412 Eliot, T.S. Dust jackets for ‘What is a Classic?’ (London: Faber and Faber, ca.1944-1950. 8vo., cream with red and black title) and ‘Ash Wednesday’ (London: Faber and Faber, 1930?. 8vo., green with red foliate border around black title) (2) £30-50 413 “Fleming, George” [Julia Constance Fletcher] A Nile novel. London: Macmillan, 1877. Second edition, 8vo. 2 volumes, both inscribed “George Fleming, Rome, 1877/78” and with later dedications to Margaret Rhodes (volume 1: “to my Margaret. In memory of many things Venice, Oct. 1935”), 1930s patterned boards, upper 23mm of both half-titles cut away, light spotting, chipping and scuffing; [Idem] The head of Medusa. London: Macmillan, 1883. 8vo., inscribed by the author on front endpaper, 1930s patterned boards, pages coming loose; Rhodes, Harrison A gift book for my mother. New York and London: Harper & Harper Brothers, 1922. 8vo., inscribed by author on front endpaper (“Constance Fletcher to whom I owe so many happy memories. Harrison Rhodes”), publisher’s half vellum over boards, upper boards marked, spine label chipped (4) Note: Julia Constance Fletcher, who wrote under the male pseydonym of “George Fleming” was a good friend of Oscar Wilde and, as most of his letters were addressed to her pseudonym, was often assumed to be one of Wilde’s love interests. £700-1,000 414 Fleming, Ian Moonraker. London: J. Cape, 1955. First edition, original cloth, dustjacket, spotting to page edges, some discolouration to endpapers, dust-jacket dust-soiled, rubbed at spine ends and fold ends £400-600

416 Lytton, Lord Edward BulwerWorks. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1873-1875. 34 volumes, 8vo, contemporary maroon half calf gilt, some very minor bumping to spines, two instances of minor offsetting between flyleaves and title pages and pp.149-156 of ‘Last of the Barons’ loose but present, interiors clean (34) £150-200 417 Milne, A.A. A set of four of Milne’s works, to include When we were very young. London, 1924. Third edition, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt, dustwrapper (torn with large sections lacking), foxing throughout; Winnie the Pooh. London 1926. First edition, 8vo, original green cloth gilt, dustwrapper (torn and rubbed), browning to endpapers; Now we are six. London, 1927. First edition, 8vo, original burgandy cloth guilt, dustwrapper (torn with significant loss); The house at Pooh corner. London, 1928. First edition, 8vo, original pink cloth gilt, dustwrapper (torn with significant loss), inscription on half title and pasted in bookplate (on endpaper), browning to decorative endpaper (4) £800-1,200 418 Milton, John The paradise lost. London: Septimus Prowett, 1827. 2 volumes, large 8vo, 20 (of 24) mezzotint plates by John Martin, contemporary red morocco, tooled in blind and gold, occasional slight spotting £500-700 419 Nabokov, Vladimir. [Nabokoff-Sirin, Vladimir] Camera Obscura. London: John Long, [1936]. First edition in English, 8vo, original black cloth, spine a bit dulled Note: Rare. Julian located only 7 copies (5 of which were institutional) at the time of his bibliography and while more have surfaced in the interim, only two are known in a dust-jacket.. It seems that this book suffered the same fate as his other effort for publisher John Long’s edition of Nabokov’s Despair (1937) also sold poorly before most of the remaining stock was destroyed in wartime bombing. Nabokov was unhappy with Winifred Roy’s translation and never allowed it to be reprinted. His own translation appeared in the U.S.A. in 1938 as Laughter in the Dark. Julian D14. £2,000-3,000

415 Kipling, Rudyard Poems, 1886-1929. London: MacMillan & Co., 1929. 4to, 3 volumes, number 344 of 525 copies, signed by the author, etched frontispiece portrait in volume 1, by Francis Dodd, signed, original red morocco gilt, t.e.g., dust jackets, some fading to dust jackets (3) £300-500

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420 Pullman, Philip His dark materials: The golden compass. New York: A.A. Knopf, 1996; The subtle knife. New York: A.A. Knopf, 1997; The amber spyglass. New York: A.A. Knopf, 2000. First American editions, dust-jackets, all three signed by Philip Pullman on the title page, in protective plastic wrappers, fine copies; [Idem] His dark materials: Northern lights; The subtle knife; The amber spyglass. Signed and numbered collector’s edition, number 731, 597 & 739 of 1000 copies, original cloth, dust-jackets, slipcases, all three volumes signed by Philip Pullman, fine copies; [Idem] I was a rat! or the scarlet slippers. London: Doubleday, 1999. First edition, 8vo, illustrations and original boards by Peter Bailey, signed by Philip Pullman on the title page; [Idem] The scarecrow and his servant. London: Doubleday, 2004. First edition, signed by Philip Pullman on the title page; [Idem] Lyra’s Oxford. Oxford: David Fielding, 2003. First edition, folding map, original red cloth with pictorial paper label on upper cover, signed by Philip Pullman on the title page, fine copies; [Idem] The literary festival map of Oxford. Limited to 100 copies signed by the illustrator, Korky Paul, and Philip Pullman, large coloured poster, 60 x 90cm. in original cardboard tube; Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award. Philip Pullman. Award winner 2005. Brochure signed on the cover by Philip Pullman; Hill, Joe Heart-shaped box. London: Gollancz, 2007. Limited signed edition, original cloth, slipcase, in original mylar wrapping; Khoury, Raymond The last templar. London: Orion Books, 2005. Signed limited edition, one of 1000 copies signed, original cloth, dustjacket, slipcase, in original mylar wrapping (13) £300-500 421 Pushkin, Aleksander Sergeevich Brat’ya razboiniki... vtoroe izsanie [Robber brothers... second edition]. Moscow: Avgust Semen, 1827. 8vo, 12pp., printer’s device on titlepage, loose, without printed wrappers, slightly foxed Provenance: inscription in Russian on title-page; R.A. Longmire, Leningrad 1952, inscription on title-page verso Note:Kilgour 881 (first and second editions). Second edition of Pushkin’s tale, written in 1822 but first published by Semen in 1827. £300-400 422 Ramsay, Allan The gentle shepherd. Edinburgh: printed for William Martin, W. Creech, A. Constable & Co., 1808. 4to., 2 volumes, portrait, folding map, 12 plates, contemporary half calf, some darkening and spotting, rubbing to spines and boards £80-120

423 Ramsay, Allan The Poetical Works of Allan Ramsay with Selections from the Scottish Poets Before Burns. London: Virtue & Co, [n.d.] 2 volumes, 4to, green morocco, edges gilt, engraved plates, some foxing mainly to endpapers, fading to spines and very slight soiling to covers; Hogg, James The Works of the Ettrick Shepherd (Centenary Ed.). Glasgow: Blackie & Son, [n.d.] 2 volumes, 4to, red half morocco gilt, engraved plates, some fading to spines and covers and slight rubbing to spines; Barbour, John The Bruce. London: H. Hughs, 1790. 3 volumes, 8vo, contemporary green half morocco gilt, some foxing and rubbing to spines and covers, annotations to glossary in volume 3, some dust soiling; Tytler, Patrick Fraser History of Scotland. Edinburgh: William Tait, 1845. 7 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, clean interiors, spines slightly faded and rubbed; Shakespeare, William The Works of William Shakespeare. London: Routledge & Sons, 1873. 6 volumes, 8vo, green half morocco gilt, interiors clean, fading to spines; Green, John Richard History of the English People. London: MacMillan & Co., 1881. 4 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, interiors clean, some fading and wear to spines; and a quantity of other bindings and works by or about Sir Winston Churchill (71) £200-300 424 Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets. London: Bloomsbury, 1998. First edition, first issue, [10-1 on the copyright page], original dustjacket, a fine copy; Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkhaban. London: Bloomsbury, 1999. First edition, 18th impression, [20-19 on the copyright page], signed by the author on the half-title, dust-jacket; Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the goblet of fire. London: Bloomsbury, 2000. First edition, signed by the author on the dedication page, original cloth, dust-jacket; Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets. London: Bloomsbury, 1999. First paperback edition, 16th impression, [20-17 on the copyright page], very good copies (4) £700-1,000 425 Scott, Sir Walter Marmion; a tale of Flodden Field. London, 1809. 4to, vignette title, plates, contemporary straight grained morocco gilt, a.e.g., bookplate; Robertson, William The history of Scotland. London, 1759. 4to, 2 volumes, contemporary calf gilt, rubbed, hinges cracking (3) £150-200 426 Scott, Sir Walter Waverley novels. Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1849. 8vo, 48 volumes, engraved titles, frontispieces, contemporary half calf, previous owner’s bookplate to paste-down endpaper, some slight rubbing, occasional damp staining (48) £300-500

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427 Scott, Sir Walter Waverley Novels. Edinburgh, 1857. 8vo, 25 volumes, contemporary tree calf gilt, marble endpapers, some wear to spines and joints of a few volumes slightly cracked, very minor foxing; [Idem] Waverley Novels, 1871. 8vo, 25 volumes;[Idem] Scott’s Poetical Works, 1872. 8vo, 2 volumes;[Idem] Tales of a Grandfather, 1872. 8vo, 2 volumes; Uniform contemporary blue half calf gilt, slight fading to spines and very slight soiling to some covers (54) £200-300 428 Shakespeare, William Plays. London: printed for J. and R. Tonson... 1765. 8vo., 8 volumes, portrait, contemporary calf with later spines, small hole to title in volume 3, some rubbing to boards, occasional spotting (8) £100-200 429 Spenser, Edmund The Works. London: Jonathan Edwin, 1679. Folio, contemporary rebacked calf, foxing and some dust soiling, title page repaired £300-500 430 Stevenson, Robert Louis Vailima letters... London: Methuen and Co., 1895;Colvin, Sidney The letters of Robert Louis Stevenson. London: Methuen and Co., 1900. 2 volumes; Balfour, Graham The life of Robert Louis Stevenson. London: Methuen and Co., 1901. 2 volumes;Stevenson, Robert Louis Works. London: Cassell and Company, 1906-1907. 19 volumes (of 20 lacking volume 8); Uniform 8vo., some portraits, frontispieces and maps, green half morocco, covers faded and damp stained, spines rubbed, interiors clean £200-250 431 Thackeray, William Makepeace The Works. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1869. 24 vols., 8vo, contemporary half calf gilt, marble endpapers,t.e.g., some cracking to joints, wear to a few spines, minor spotting (24) £200-300 432 Thackery, William Makepeace Works. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1886. 8vo, 24 volumes, many with engraved frontispieces, titles and plates, contemporary half calf, t.e.g., marble endpapers, some minor foxing and slight wear to spines, boards of volume 16 slightly damaged (24) £150-200

433 Twain, Mark Writings. Hartford: American Publishing Company, 1899. 8vo., 21 volumes (of 25 - volumes 9, 12, 13 and 20 lacking), frontispieces, engraved titles, plates, blue quarter morocco with gilt tooled spines, dampstaining, some soiling to covers, some spines a little faded, some spines a little chipped, volume 25 upper joint split (21) £150-250 434 Wells. H.G. The island of Dr Moreau. London: Heinemann, 1896. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, half-title with adverts on reverse, 31 pages of adverts at rear, original decorative cloth, staining to backstrip, some browning to title and frontispiece; [Idem] The invisible man. London: C. Arthur Pearson, 1897. First edition, 8vo, adverts to reverse of half-title, 2 pages of adverts at rear, original red cloth gilt, [Wells 11], rubbing at hinges, discolouration to backstrip, stain to upper corner of front board, pencil inscription to endpaper, some browning to page edges (2) £500-800 435 Wells. H.G. - Inscribed Copies Men like gods. London: Cassell, 1923. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy to Arnold Bennett, inscribed by the author on the half title, original green cloth gilt, backstrip faded; [Idem] Tono-Bungay. London, 1909. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy to John Burns, inscribed by the author on the half title, original green cloth gilt, fading to backstrip, ink inscription on endpaper; and 4 others (6) £500-800

MANUSCRIPTS 436 19th Century Rural Economy, Robert Graham Memorandums in Rural Economy, 1845-1850. Volumes III, IV and V of five, containing a range of pamphlets, hand-written notes and newspaper clippings on a range of subjects including agriculture, food prices, housing plans, recipes, corn laws and a selection of Highland Show plans and New Club menus from the 1840s. Folio, volumes bound in contemporary half calf, spines detached, covers rubbed, occasional dust soiling and spotting. (3) Note: Volumes I and II (1825-1831 and 1831-1840), the Lynedoch Papers, are held by the National Library of Scotland within their Estate Papers collection. This collection was compiled by Robert Graham of Redgorton, a notable agricultural improver and cousin and heir to Lord Lynedoch (General Sir Thomas Graham - husband of Gainsborough’s ‘Beautiful Mrs Graham). £500-800

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437 Barrie, J.M. An album of sketches, manuscripts poems and autographs, including a clipped signature of J.M. Barrie, dated 1902, a number of other sketches signed by David Thomson of Whitburn, William Thomson of Whitburn, J.W.D. Greig, Robert Thomson of Whitburn, etc; Small red morocco album, 11.5x14.5 cm, 39 leaves, containing a selection of engravings, watercolours, poems, sketches and signatures, some referring to passengers and crew aboard the ‘SS Cassandra’ in May 1907, a signed photograph of Sir John Martin-Harvey, text block detached, slight dust soiling, some rubbing to covers and spine; and another album of manuscript poetry (3) £200-300 438 Cultoquhey House and Estate, Perthshire Architectural plans for Cultoquhey House, 1823, designed by Sir Robert Smirke. 19 sheets including a plan for the hill farm, some with annotations and occasional colour, paper worn with some tears, dust soiling and slight foxing; and Three account books relating to Cultoquhey House between 1814 and 1833, including the wages book for the construction of the building (1826-1831); and 1703 Charter signed by Queen Anne granting Cultoquhey to Mungo Maxton and his heirs, 2 sheets with some dust staining and foxing with some tears to central folds; and 17 other letters and financial statements relating to Cultoquhey from between 1810 and 1833, including a George III parchment issuing a crown pension to Marion Maxton, 1804 [quantity] Note: Volume 1 of the wages book is held by the National Archives of Scotland as part of the Papers of the Maxtone Graham Family of Cultoquhey, Perthshire (Ref: GD155). £500-700 439 Earls of Ross Ane Breve Chronicle of the Earls of Ross and the Abbots of Fearn, copied from the original manuscript in the possession of Sir Charles William Augustus Ross of Balnagown, Bart. C. 119 pages, [c.1880], small 4to, 19th century boards; together with a modern print on demand facsimile of the 1850 edition (2) Note: The ms. goes up to p. 32 in the printed version [page 52 in the ms.], the rest of the printed version [Latin charters &c.] is not in the ms. The balance of the ms. seems to be detailed genealogies for Ross, apparently from the same document although not in the printed version. £150-200

440 Garde, Niels Autograph letter signed by Niels Garde, dated 29th October 1880, framed and glazed (glass damaged); Irish Indenture Manuscript indenture in the name of William Birmingham of Dublin, signed by Norbury, William Birmingham, Frederick Flood, Margaret Ward and Grace McMahon, Dublin, 1758, vellum, approx. 37 by 77cm; and a volume by Forberg (3) £100-150 441 Knipe, J. A. Geological map of the British Isles and part of France... London, 1848. 4 sheets, each approx. 81.5 by 68cm, original decorative green morocco slipcase, rubbing to slipcase, chipping to lower edge £1,200-1,800 442 Mencken, H.L. A series of twenty typed lettera signed, to Miss Margaret Butcher, on the progress of World War II, conditions in England and Baltimore, thanking her for watercolours, and other subjects, with another ten letters to her by his secretary, 33 pages, oblong 8vo, with six envelopes, Baltimore, 31 May 1938 to 17 February 1956, also with an account of her visit to the USA and especially meeting Mencken in Baltimore, c.78 pages, manuscript and typescript, 1938, with related cuttings and photograph £800-1,200 443 Royal North British Dragoons - Manuscript Account book and Memoranda, with details of Contingent Bills of the Royal North British Dragoons, c.1779-1799, folio, quarter calf; further account book with details of recruiting horses and men, & miscellaneous diary entries, 1775-1803, 4to, vellum; and a further small account book, vellum, 1777-1802 (3) £400-600 444 Southey, Robert Autograph poetical manuscript, ‘The Ides of March. March 15’, from line 27 (“Thy dagger pierced the Tyrant. Liberty”) to the end of the poem, [c.1798], 1 page, 8vo, the author’s name added in another hand Note: Southey’s poem is a panegyric on Brutus commemorating his assassination of Julius Caesar, and an expression of Southey’s early Jacobite politics. It was first published in The Morning Post on the anniversary of the assassination, 15 March 1798. £400-600

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445 St Andrews and Fife A quantity of ephemera relating to St Andrews, Anstruther, St Monans and other places in Fife dating from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, including publications from University of St Andrews’ quincentenary celebrations (a pamphlet explaining the honorary degrees conferred and a page colour supplement from the St Andrews Citizen of September 16th 1911 celebrating the 500 year anniversary); A photograph of St Andrews from West Sands 370x205mm, slight gouge mark; A photograph of North Street, St Andrews, looking towards the cathedral; Mars Training Ship Institution Statement of accounts for 1902; A photograph of a Fife fisherfolk family sitting on the shore with nets in St Monans(?); 1873 photograph of a shark brought into Anstruther Harbour; Photograph of a small whale caught by Fife fishermen; Archive of medical degree certificates, dating from the 1830s, conferred by the University of Edinburgh, and the medical lecture notes of Alexander Woodcock of St Andrews; and other letters, notes, photographs and maps £300-400 446 Trenchard, Sir Hugh Montague - Father of the Royal Air Force 14 pages of typescript, being the history of 52 Squadron in WWI, detailing missions, losses, bombing, etc; with a typed letter signed from Air Marshall Trenchard thanking Major A.M. Morison for the return of notes on 52 Squadron, single leaf, paper headed Dangers Hill House £80-100

449 Art and Antiques Reference A collection of modern art and antiques reference works, to include Edwards, Cecil A. The Persian carpet. London: Gerald Duckworth & Co., 1960. 4to, original cloth gilt; Schurmann, Ulrich Caucasian rugs. London, George Allan & Unwin, [[N.d.]. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; Hinckley, F.Lewis A directory of antique furniture. New York: Bonanza Books, 1953. 4to, original boards, dustwrapper with some slight tears; Service, Alastair Edwardian interiors. London: Barrie & Jenkins, 1982. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; Long and Cumming The Scottish colourists, 1900-1930. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing, 2001. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; Gascoigne, Bamber How to identify prints. London: Thames and Hudson, 1986. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; Lion-Goldschmidt, Daisy Chinese art. Oxford: Phaidon, 1980. 4to, original cloth , dustwrapper; Macintosh, Duncan Chinese blue and white porcelain. London: David & Charles, 1980. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; Thornton, Peter Authentic decor. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1984. 4to, original cloth, dustwrapper; and 37 others £200-400 450 Darwin, Charles The effects of cross and self fertilisation in the vegetable kingdom. London, 1888. Second edition, hinge a little weak; The expression of the emotions in man and animals. 1892. Eleventh thousand, The formation of vegetable mould. London, 1883. Ninth thousand; The origin of species. 1899. 8vo, 56th thousand, folding diagram, original green cloth gilt, bindings lightly marked (4) £250-350

MISCELLANEOUS 447 Angling - O’Brian, Patrick The last pool and other stories. 1950. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket slightly frayed; Sheringham, Hugh & J.C. Moore.The book of the fly rod. 1931. 4to; Blakey, R. Angling, or how to angle. 1898. 8vo, plates; Dawson, Kennet From major to minor. 1928. 4to, pictorial cloth; Gwynn, Stephen River to River. 1937. 4to; Gwynn, Stepehen The happy fisherman. 1936. 4to; Simpson, R.C. Dry fly fishing for beginners. 1929. 8vo; Ritz, Charles A fly fisher’s life. 1959; Veniard, J. Fly dressers’ guide. 1970. Dust-jacket; Falkus, Hugh Sea trout fishing. 1977. 8v, dust-jacket; all with plates or illustrations, original cloth; and 13 others, angling (23) £150-200 448 Apostol [Acts and Epistles] - Church Slavonic Church Slavonic. Jassy (Iasi): Mihail Strelbickij, 1791. Folio, printed in red and black, woodcut head- and tail-pieces, contemporary blind stamped calf over wooden boards, clasps, browning and damp staining, binding worn, spine defective £600-800

451 Diana, Princess of Wales Catalogue of Dresses from the Collection of Diana, Princess of Wales. London: Christie’s, 1997. Folio, blue morocco with original folding plastic jacket, catalogue inscribed by Diana, “The inspiration for this wonderful sale comes from just one person... Our son William, Diana, June: 1997.” also includes signature of Christian Stambolan, designer of a black cocktail dress worn by Diana, number 127 of 250 copies Note: The catalogue is for a charity auction of some of Diana’s dresses, held at Christie’s in London on Wednesday 25th June 1997, to raise money for the AIDS Crisis Trust and the Royal Marsden Hospital Cancer Fund. £2,000-3,000 452 Draconian Magazine A run of issues of ‘The Draconian’’, the magazine of the Dragon School, Oxford £100-200

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453 Economics [Cary, John] Essai sur l’etat du commerce d’Angleterre (translated and augmented by Georges-Marie Butel-Dumont). London and Paris: Nyon, 1755. 12mo., 2 volumes, a few woodcut initials, head- and tailpieces, contemporary mottled calf with marbled edges, spine gilt in compartments with red morocco lettering-pieces, [Goldsmiths 9015; Kress 5424], extremities slightly rubbed, both upper joints cracking at head; [Butel-Dumont, Georges-Marie] Théorie du luxe ou traité dans lequel on entreprend d’établir que le luxe est un ressort nonseulement utile, mais même indispensiblement nécessaire á la prosperité des états. 1771. 8vo., 2 volumes, half-titles, errata leaf at end of volume 2, contemporary half calf, monogram stamped on upper covers, [Goldsmiths 10707]; [Oudermeulen, F. van der] Recherches sur le commerce, ou idées relatives aux intérêts des différens peuples de l’Europe. Amsterdam: Marc Michel Rey, 17781784. 8vo., 3 parts (of 4) in 2 volumes, half-titles, 7 engraved plates (some folding), 6 folding printed tables, contemporary half calf, [Goldsmiths 11748; Kress B137], lacking volume 2, part 2 (6) £500-700

454 Encyclopaedia Edinensis Edinburgh: John Anderson, 1827. 6 vols., 4to. contemporary tree calf, vols 4 and 6 modern spines, some wear and rubbing to covers and spines, boards of vol. 3 slightly scraped and hinge splitting, spotting to most plates and occasional dampstaining, 175 of 181 plates present, pp.5-6 in vol. 4 repaired with tissue; J. M. McC. The fluviad: or A metrical description of the rivers of Galloway and Dumfriesshire. Dumfries: J McDiarmid & Son, [n.d.] 8vo, original green cloth gilt, contains annotations and additions possibly by author, fading to spine, some splitting to joints and foxing; Dugdale, Thomas England & Wales. c.1830? 10 volumes, some wear and damage to spines and joints and soiling to covers, library stamps and foxing present; And one other. (18) £300-500 455 Eragny Press Steele, Robert (Editor) Some old French & English ballads. London: Eragny Press, 1905. 8vo., one of 210 copies, coloured engraving, many pages printed in red and black, original boards with green foliate patterning, some very slight bumping to ends of spine and endpapers darkened; Sandys, Mary Reproductions of woodcuts by F. Sandys, 1860-1866. London: Carl Hentschel, [1915]. 4to., 26 prints of woodcuts with an introduction by Borough Johnson, original brown folding covers, bound with cord, very slight soiling to covers (2) £300-400

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456 Farman, D. Auto-Cars. Cars, tramcars, and small cars. London: Whittaker & Co., 1896. 8vo, red cloth gilt, pages very occasionally soiled with slight spotting to initial and end pages, some soiling to covers £400-600 457 Football caricature - Cruikshank, Robert Football. London: T. McLean, 1827. Hand-coloured aquatint and etching by G. Hunt after R. Cruikshank, contemporary gilt and wood frame, 26.5 x 39cm £150-250 458 Gerard, John The herball or generall historie of plantes. London: Norton & Whitakers, 1636. Folio, engraved frontispiece, 18th century calf, some cracking to joints and bumping to spine, margins of several pages repaired, some minor spotting, some dampstaining and slight soiling £500-600 459 Gibbon, Edward The history of the decline and fall of the Roman empire. London: printed by J.F. Dove for W. Baynes and Son..., 1823. 8vo., 8 volumes, portrait and 4 folding maps, later red morocco, spines slightly faded, occasional offsetting from maps and portrait; Trollope, Anthony Works. London: Robert Hayes, 1925. 8vo., 6 volumes, 73 plates, contemporary half calf gilt, spines faded (14) £80-100 460 Gibson, Charles Dana Our neighbours. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1905. Oblong folio, 66 prints of ink sketches, original covers with white cloth spine, some soiling to covers and a couple of leaves becoming loose; [Idem] Sketches and cartoons. New York: R.H. Russell, 1901. Oblong folio, 85 prints of sketches, original covers with white cloth spine, matching original card box, slight soiling to covers and spine, some rubbing and soiling to box, with corners of box weakening; [Idem] A widow and her friends. New York: R.H. Russell, 1909. Oblong folio, 76 prints of ink sketches, original covers with white cloth spine, matching original card box, slight soiling to covers, lower cover foxed, box slightly soiled with edges breaking away; 4 very good ink sketches after Gibson on cartridge paper (7) £150-250

461 Gray, M.E. Figures of molluscous animals. London, 1842-50. 4 volumes, 8vo, engraved plates, original cloth, spotting; Kirby, William An introduction to entomology. London, 1822. 2 volumes only, 8vo, 5 hand-coloured plates, library stamps, half calf, worn, covers detached; Kirby, William An introduction to entomology. London, 1816-26. 4 volumes, 8vo, portrait and 30 plates, contemporary half calf, worn, several covers detached; and several others, natural history (24) £150-200 462 Gregynog Press (and other private presses) Blunt, Lady Anne and Blunt, Wilfred Scawen The celebrated romance of the stealing of the mare. Newton: Gregynog Press, 1930. 4to., number 32 of 275 copies, original 1930s patterned boards; MorrisJones, John Penillion omar khayyam. Newton: Gwasg y Gregynnog, 1928. 4to., woodcut illustrations, original blue morocco, slipcases, light fading to spine and boards very lightly soiled; Vaughan, Henry Poems. Newton: Gregynog Press, 1924. 8vo., out of series copy, original boards with swan motif, slipcase; Love Peacock, Thomas The misfortunes of Elphin. Newton: Gregynog Press, 1928. 8vo., contemporary blue cloth, spine and covers slightly faded; Herbert, George Poems. Newton: Gregynog Press, 1923. 8vo., number 284 of 300 copies, original patterned boards, boards slightly rubbed; Bay, Horace Walter (Illustrator) The book of Tobit... Harrow Weald: Raven Press, 1931. 8vo., number 138 of 275 copies, 5 engravings and other illustrations, many coloured, quarter vellum with gilt raven, original patterned boards and slipcase; Khayyam, Omar Rubaiyat... translated into English verse by Edward Fitzgerald, decorated by Thomas Lowinsky. Stratford-Upon-Avon: Shakespeare Head Press, 1926. 8vo., mooresque morocco binding by P. Maynard of the LCC Central School of Arts and Crafts, slight gouge to lower cover; and 13 others (20) £1,000-1,200 463 Hall, Joseph Works. London: Richard Meighen, 1625. Folio, title within woodcut border, contemporary calf, [STC 12635a], dampstained at end, slight fraying of a few index leaves, rebacked, worn £100-150 464 Hamilton, William A. A. D., Duke of Some brief particulars regarding the arrival of the Marquis of Douglas and his illustrious bride... at Hamilton Palace... Glasgow: printed by James McNab, Constitutional Office, 1844. Large folio, engraved frontispiece and 4 engraved plates, inscription on separate small leaf attached to paste-down endpaper with wax seal, reading: “To Robert Findlay Esq with the Duke of Hamilton’s Compl., Hamilton Palace, 27th December 1844,” contemporary half morocco, some soiling to covers and rubbing to spine and corners, some internal foxing to plates and text £200-300

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465 Home, Bruce J. Old houses in Edinburgh. Edinburgh, [n.d.]. Folio, plates, moroccobacked cloth, edges slightly nicked; Mawson, T.H. The art & craft of garden making. 1901. 4to, original cloth gilt, half-title loose, hinge weak; Brontë, Charlotte The works. Smith Elder, [c.1880], Pocket edition, 7 volumes, 8vo, original cloth, t.e.g., in original folding cloth box; Honan, J.D. Mathew Brady. New York, 1955. 4to, original clothbacked boards (10) £200-300 466 Japanese Interest Kakuzo, Okakura The book of tea. Edinburgh: T.N. Foulis, 1919. 8vo., coloured frontispiece, 8 plates (of 9), one coloured, original cloth with tree design, dust-jacket depicting bird and waterlilies, dust-jacket browned and a little torn in places; Kimura, Shotaro and Peake, Charlotte M.A [Translators]. Sword and blossom poems from the Japanese. Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, [1907-08]. 8vo., volumes 1 and 3, volume 1 carries hand-typed plate reading, “With good wishes from C.M.A. Peake”, 33 colour illustrated poems, painted Japanese paper covers with floral motifs, some rubbing and fading, spine of volume 1 lacking; Album of Japanese watercolours concertina album of 12 hand painted Japanese watercolours, signed with captions, blue boards, now divided into two parts, boards rubbed and soiled, slight spotting to images at front and back (4) £250-350 467 Johnson, Samuel Works. London: W. Baynes & Son, 1824. 12 volumes, 12mo, morocco gilt, some foxing to endpapers and title pages, some rubbing, bumping and soiling to spines and covers; Macaulay, Lord Essays, 4 vols. [Idem] The History of England. 8 volumes; Universal: London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1874. 8vo, blue half calf gilt, marbled endpapers, some fading to spines and spine of ‘England’ volume1 slightly scraped; [Idem] Works. London: Longmans, Green, And Co., 1860-1876. 12 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, marbled endpapers, some spotting to flyleaves and title pages, spines slightly bumped and faded; [Idem] Biographies. Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1860. 8vo, marbled endpapers, very slight foxing to flyleaves, spine slightly faded; [Idem] Lays of Ancient Rome. London: Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1844. 8vo, spine slightly faded; and Three bindings on Scottish history by Cosmo Innes and one volume of the complete works of Shakespeare (42) £200-250

468 Kerr, John The history of curling... Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1890. 8vo., with an inscription to the front free endpaper from the author to the vice president of the Lanarkshire province of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club, portrait, title in red and black with water colour print of curling pond, with 13 engraved plates, original bords with printed watercolour sketch of curling stone, quarter red morocco spine with gilt floral tooling and gilt curling stone, occasional spotting, especially to end papers, portrait loose, spine rubbed and upper part of spine detaching, slight dust soiling to covers Note: This book belonged to James Hamish Tait who became the oldest person to still be practicing curling, according to the Guinness Book of World Records at the time. £150-200 469 MacLaurin, Colin - Sir Isaac Newton An account of Sir Isaac Newton’s philosophical discoveries. London: Patrick Murdoch, 1748. First edition, 4to, contemporary calf, 6 folding plates, some soiling and foxing to pages and covers, covers and spine rubbed, joints splitting £200-300 470 Macquoid, Percy A history of English furniture. London: Lawrence & Bullen, 1904-8. 4 volumes, folio, chromolithographed plates, green half morocco, spines faded, t.e.g. £120-180 471 Maund, [Benjamin] The Botanic Garden. London: Simpkin and Marshall, 1831-1836. 4to., volumes 4, 5, 6 and 7, engraved titles, 67 hand colored plates, tissue guards, contemporary green half calf, some rubbing to spines and boards, some spotting to titles and endpapers (4) £400-500 472 Miniature Books Cooper, Daniel The little book of botany. London: Darton and Clark, 1839. 70x95mm, red morocco gilt, rubbed, lacking morocco on spine; Goeschen, G.J. Pandora, oder Kalender...fuer das Jahr 1789. Weimar: G.J. Goeschen, 1789. 63x100mm, hand painted boards, plates, some hand coloured, some spotting and dustsoiling to covers and interior; Historisch genealogischer calender auf das jahr 1794. Berlin: [N.p.], 1794. 65x110mm, plates and portraits, edges gilt, engraved covers, rubbed and dust soiled covers, pages coming loose, obscuring text in a few instances; Etty, William small sketchbook with studies in pencil; and 4 others £200-300

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473 Morris, Beverley R. British game birds and wildfowl. London: John C. Nimmo, 1895. Fourth edition, 4to., 2 volumes, 60 hand coloured double plates, contemporary green cloth with gilt bird to upper cover and blind stamped bird to lower, very slight bumping to edge of volume one (2) £300-400 474 Morris, [Francis Orpen] A history of British birds. London: John C. Nimmo, 1903. Fifth edition, 4to., 6 volumes, 400 hand coloured plates, original green cloth, each volume with different breed of bird in gilt on upper cover, some pages uncut, bookplate of Claud A. Allan, closed tear to contents page in volume 6 (6) £250-350 475 Murray, Margaret A. Saqqara mastabas. part 1. and Gurob. London, 1905. Part 1 only, 4to, plates, original cloth-backed boards, rubbed, boards slightly soiled; Borchardt, L. Works of art from the Egyptian museum at Cairo. Cairo, [n.d.]. Folio, 50 mounted plates, original cloth folder; Graham, A. Catalogue of 14464 stars.. for the epoch 1875. Leipzig, 1897. 4to, presentation copy from author, original cloth; Shakespeare, William The plays. Cassell Petter & Galpin, [c.1880] 3 volumes, 4to, contemporary half calf, gilt (6) £100-200 476 Owen, Robert The revolution in the mind and practice of the human race. London: Effingham Wilson, 1849. First edition, 8vo, inscribed “with the author’s respects” on front free endpaper, original green cloth gilt, backstrip faded with remains of library label, repairs to front free endpaper, ex-library copy with several ink stamps to title, early leaves and final page £400-600 477 Robinson, W. Heath The original metal printing block for Duroid advertisement “Demonstrating that Duroid holds big chips on a road after spraying and rolling”, mounted on wood, 13.5 x 36cm £300-400

478 Seebohm, Henry - Extra-illustrated copy A history of British birds with coloured illustrations of their eggs. London: for the author, 1883. “Extra illustrated with the original issue of 358 plates from Morris’s Birds, also 94 plates by Thorburn and others”, the work extended from four to seven volumes, specially printed title in each volume, green half morocco, t.e.g., emblematically tooled in compartments, some spotting, slightly rubbed £400-600 479 Smiles, Samuel Lives of the engineers... London: John Murray, 1861-1862. 8vo., 3 volumes, engraved portraits and illustrations, some very occasional light spotting; [Idem] Lives of Boulton and Watt. London; John Murray, 1865. 8vo., engraved portrait and illustrations, occasional light foxing, particularly to last few pages; Uniform contemporary half calf with marbled boards, gilt tooled spines with foliate pattern, very slight fading to spines and minor ‘closed’ chip to spine of Boulton and Watt (4) £150-200 480 Smith, Adam An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. Edinburgh: printed for Stirling and Slade... 1819. 8vo., 3 volumes, contemporary blind tooled calf, occasional foxing, some rubbing to spines and boards (3) £250-350 481 Surtees, R.S. Handley Cross. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1854. 8vo, 17 handcoloured etched plates by John Leech, contemporary calf, some spotting, short split to upper joint; [Idem] Mr Sponge’s sporting tour. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1860. 8vo, 13 hand-coloured etched plates by John Leech, contemporary calf, spine gilt (2) £80-100 482 Wilson, Charles Picturesque Palestine, Sinai and Egypt. London: Virtue, [c.1880]. 4 volumes, 4to, original cloth, one volume chipped; Ewing, John The Royal Scots 1914-1919. 1925. 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, original cloth, t.e.g.; Roskill, Capt. S.W. The war at sea 1939-1945. 1954-61. 3 volumes in 4, 8vo, maps, plates, original cloth; Marder, A.J. From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow. London, 1961-70. 5 volumes, 8vo, plates, original cloth, dust-jackets faded; Marder, A.J., Editor Fear God and dread nought. London, 1952-1959. 3 volumes, 8vo, original cloth; Philby, H. St. J. Sheba’s daughters. 1939. 8vo, plates, original cloth, spine faded; and a small quantity of miscellaneous books (quantity) £200-300

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483 Wisden, John - The Cricketers’ Almanack 1912, 1913; 1922; 1925-1929; 1931; Uniform original paper wrappers (1913 joints and spine repaired with black tape and text block detaching from wrappers, paper peeling off some spines and occasional soiling to covers); 1939 and 1949, original limp yellow cloth (some fading to spines); 1947; 1948; 1950-2005; Uniform original brown cloth with dust-jackets (some fading to spines and occasional slight soiling to edges and dust jackets); Duplicates of 1952 and 19541956 in original limp yellow cloth; Wisden’s Anthologies, 1940-1982, 2 vols.; Wisden Book of Cricket Records (76) £1,000-1,500 484 Wright, John The Fruit Grower’s Guide. London: J.S. Virtue & Co., 1892. 4to, 3 volumes, half morocco gilt, 46 coloured plates and vignettes, fading and rubbing to spines, some fading and soiling to covers and light foxing on some plates, heavy foxing on plate depicting ‘Cherries’ in volume1, volume 2 cloth bubbling slightly (3) £250-300

PHOTOGRAPHY 485 Buckham, Alfred, Captain Aerial view of the Forth Bridge, c.1920, silver gelatin print, 45.5 by 37cm, pencil signature & title on mount, framed and glazed £700-1,000 486 Early Cricket Match in Pakistan, North-West Frontier 4 albumen prints of North-West frontier, Kohat, 23 x 29cms., early 1860’s, including one of a cricket match, probably one of the very first images of a cricket match in Pakistan Note: Note on verso “4 pictures of Kohat in early sixties, 1863... Punjaub Rifles” £150-200 487 Fiji and Hawaii - Cartes de visite including Cakobau, King of Fiji (2), Prince Timoci, Prince Abel, Fijian man, by F.H. Dufty, Queen Emma Sandwich Islands, Princess Liki Liki, Native woman, crater Kilauea (2) by H.L. Chase, Honolulu; Maori woman (1873); Mrs Ann Eliza Young, H.M. Stanley (stereoscopic co.), and others, mainly Scottish family members, in 2 small morocco albums, worn Note: Princess Mirian Liki Liki, the sister of King Kalakaua of Hawaii, married Archibald S. Cleghorn of Edinburgh, who was Governor of Oahu. £250-350

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488 Haggard, H. Rider Fine portrait photograph by Ernest Walter Histed, signed by the photographer and signed and dated “H. Rider Haggard, 1901”, 49 x 38.5cm., framed and glazed; Haggard, H. Rider Retained typed letter signed to the editor of the Spectator, responding to The Spectator’s article of 3rd December on his latest novel “Dr. Therne”, one page, with autograph corrections and alterations, one leaf, Ditchingham House, Norfolk, 5 December 1898, cut round at top (2) Note: This large photographic portrait of Rider Haggard is particularly fine and taken of him at the height of his powers. The letter deals with the subject of his novel, Dr. Therne (1898), probably his most controversial novel which deals with the subject of vaccination, the effectiveness of which was at the time hotly disputed. In the letter Rider Haggard strongly defends the use of fiction to deal with the subject, “Why should this method be condemned as improper ? The writer may fail in his ends; his plot may be bad, his realization of it feeble; these are different questions. But why - to take a single example - should the gates of fiction be open, as they are, to anyone who wishes to preach a particular form of spiritual faith, or unfaith, & shut to the man who desires to the best of his poor ability to protest against the handing over of the bodies of children to the risk of disease & death ?...” £800-1,000 489* Hollyer, Frederick Five platinum prints, subjects comprise ‘Found drowned’, ‘Aspirations’, ‘Good luck to your fishing’, ‘Ida on Mount Olympus’ and ‘Love crowning innocence’, each approximately 30 by 24cm, each with photographer’s blindstamp in the image, one with photographer’s wetstamp on the reverse, each titled in pencil on the reverse (5) £150-250 490 Italy - Macpherson, Robert - photographs Temple of Vespasian and Arch of Septimus Severus, very large albumen print. [c.1860], 41 x 32cm., mounted on card, slight central crease; [Unknown photographer] 5 large albumen prints of Florence, 27 x 38cm., mounted on card, neatly captioned in Italian; [Venice] One albumen print of Venetian palace by Carlo Ponti, Venice, 27 x 35cm. (7) £300-400 491 Japan - Photographs 16 loose hand-tinted albumen prints of Yokohama, theatrical players, Jinriksha, Pagoda, Iyeyeasu; The Kisogawa, Kario, Minobu temple, raincoats, DaI Butsu Buddha, Honshaw Miogi, Nikko Kaido, Futatsu do Iyemitsu, Lantern, Junk, Rocks near Chizuki, all but two 18.5 x 23.5cm (16) £300-400

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492 Scotland - Photographs 51 loose albumen prints, many by J.V. or G.W. Wilson, of Kenmore, Soldier’s leap, Faskally House Pitlochry, Blair Castle, Loch Tummel, Ben-y-Gloe, rapids at Dunkeld, Upper, middle & lower fall of Bruar, Struan bridge, Craigiebarns, Dunkeld from Birnam Hill, Taymouth Castle, fallls of Moness, Pass of Killecrankie (x2), Dunkeld Cathedral, Balir Athole & Glen Tilt, Aberfeldy from North, Bridge of Tay, Rumbling bridge Dunkeld, Aberfeldy bridge, Cauldron at Rumbling bridge, Loch Tay from Killin, Kenmore high street, Hermitage Bridge on the Braan, Black Spout, Junction of Tummell & Garry, Athole Hydropathic Establishment, Old bridge of Garry, Killin, The Tay, Falls of the Tummel, Bridge of Clunie, Taymouth Castle from South, Blair Castle, Oban &c., most 19 x 29, some smaller (51) £200-250 493 Signed photo of HM The Queen Official portrait photograph of HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, signed ‘Elizabeth, 1990’, framed and glazed, c.68.5 x 88 cm, signed by Her Majesty during a visit to the Racal-Guardall factory in Newbridge, Edinburgh, in 1990 £150-200 494 Sri Lanka - Ceylon - Photographs 11 loose albumen prints of Sri Lanka, one captioned Kandy from Mount Airy, several with blindstamp of Skene & Co., c. 21.5 x 27cm £300-400 495 Tagore, Rabindranath Two silver prints of Tagore by “Arshak”, stamped on verso “Photo Arshak, Baghdad” and “The Bengal Autotype Co.”, with followers, 16.5 x 21.5cm (2) £200-300

TRAVELS & TOPOGRAPHY 496 Boswell, James The journal of a tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson... Dublin: White, Byrne and Cash, 1785. First Irish edition, 8vo., contemporary calf, later spine, some pages loose £200-300

497 Cameron, D.Y. - Rinder, Frank Etchings. Edinburgh: Otto Schulze and Company, 1908. 4to., number 15 of 150 copies signed by Cameron, 60 reproductions of etchings by Cameron with an introductory essay by Frank Rider, obscured by original vellum (or half vellum?) maroon velvet jacket laced onto binding with ribbond, some fading to spine of dust jacket and slight soiling to covers of dust jacket, fine copy £200-250 498 Daniell, William Daniell’s Scotland. A Voyage Round the Coast of Scotland and the Adjacent Isles, 1815-1822. Edinburgh: Birlinn, 2006. 2 vols. in slipcase, Folio, no. 333 of 600, plates, dust-jackets; and 12 framed and glazed coloured prints by Daniell depicting locations around Scotland’s coastline (14) Note: “...presents the Scottish sections of Daniell’s ‘A Voyage Around great Britain.’ First published between 1815 and 1822... “...The second volume of this new edition presents high-quality reproductions of 157 of Daniell’s exquisite aquatints of Scotland’s lochs, shores, mountains, islands and castles.” £200-300 499 Dibdin, Thomas Frognall A bibliographical antiquarian and picturesque tour in the Northern counties of England... London, 1838. 8vo, 2 volumes, plates, modern half morocco gilt. t.e.g, interior clean; [Idem] A metrical history of England.... London, 1813. First edition, 8vo, 2 volumes, half titles, original boards with paper labels, interiors clean, backstrips rubbed and cracking, lacking frontispieces; Jamieson, R. Popular ballads and songs. Edinburgh, 1806. 8vo, 2 volumes, original boards, rebacked, later endpapers, some light spotting (6) £150-200 500 Ewbank, J. Picturesque views of Edinburgh; the drawings by J. Ewbank, engraved by W.H. Lizars. Edinburgh: D. Lizars, 1825. 4to, de luxe large paper copy, with additional engraved title and 51 plates on india paper, contemporary green morocco gilt, spine gilt, g.e., Dawson Brodie copy with bookplate, upper joint repaired, lightly rubbed £350-450

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501 Grand Tour - Album of Watercolours 30 watercolours, many with coloured tints, with tissue guards on leaves c.250x360 mm and 4 studies of the Orders of Architecture, one signed “M.F., 1827”, 14 of the watercolours accompanied by folios with neat manuscript explanations, ca.1820-1830, bound together in contemporary half morocco folio album, with gilt title on upper cover reading, “Views in Rome, M. F. Sr.”, and small paper label, some rubbing and soiling to covers and spine and slight internal spotting £300-400

signature by author; Lear, Edward. The Book of Nonsense to which is added More Nonsense with all the Original Pictures and Verses. London: Frederick Warne & Co., [1913?] Original dust jacket, slight foxing; Davey, Doris. My Dolly’s Home. London: Arts and General Publishers Ltd., [1921?]. Includes 5 paper dolls, one missing head, which can be placed within home and garden scenes in book, occasional tears to moving components, some foxing and wear to covers; and 24 others, including children’s books and works on Greenock (29) £200-300

502 Hall, S.C. Ireland, its scenery and character. London: Virtue and Co., [c.1845]. 8vo., 3 volumes, 111 engraved maps and plates, contemporary red half morocco gilt, edges gilt, rubbing and soiling to spines and covers, some internal foxing, a few leaves loose (3) £150-200

507 Scottish Interest - Moray Shaw, Lachlan The history of the Province of Moray. Glasgow: Thomas D. Morison, 1882. 8vo.,. 3 volumes, original green cloth gilt, slight bumping to spines and corners, minor soiling to covers, some darkening to endpapers; [Idem] The history of the Province of Moray. Elgin: printed for J. Grant, 1827. 4to., 14 plates, lacking map, contemporary half calf with some rubbing to spine and boards, foxing, mostly marginal; Maxwell, Herbert, Sir A history of the house of Douglas. London: Freemantle & Co., 1902. 8vo., 2 portraits, 1coloured, 12 coloured plates of coats of arms and other plates and illustrations, original red cloth gilt, some fading to spines, very occasional spotting, marginal tear to page 169, with no loss of text; [Grant, John] A survey of the Province of Moray... Aberdeen: printed for Isaac Forsyth, 1798. 8vo., hand coloured folding map with a few closed tears, contemporary calf, joints cracked, spine and boards rubbed and chipped (7) £150-200

503 Italian gouache paintings - Ruins of Paestum and Ischia & Procita 2 gouache paintings: Paestum, and Ischia & Procita, 23.5 x 33.5cm £200-250 504 Jacob, Gertrude L. The Raja of Saráwak. London: MacMillan & Co., 1876. 8vo, 2 volumes, map, 2 engraved plates, original brown cloth, spines gilt, wear to both spines, some foxing, pencil notes, inscription on title of volume I reads: “H.J. Ussher from Brooke. May 7th 77”, photographs of, “The present Raja and Rance [Rani] of Saráwak”, Charles and Alice Brooke, have been attached to the inside cover of each volume by a previous owner (2) £200-300 505 Maps and Engravings of China 10 engravings (1 folding) and 8 maps (6 large and folding) from the first, folio, edition of Sir George L. Staunton’s “An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China”. London, 1797, plates 43 x 57 cm., maps c. 84 x 57cm., half vellum, some spotting, several loose, binding worn £500-700 506 Methven, Cathcart W. Sketches of Greenock and its Harbours in 1886. Greenock:1886. 4to, 43 plates, original cloth gilt, some shallow scratches to covers; Campbell, Dugald Historical Sketches of Greenock. Greenock: Orr, Pollock & Co., 1881. 2 volumes, 8vo., signed by the author, original cloth, hinges splitting; Donald, John Old Greenock Characters. Perth: Milne, Tannahill & Methven, 1930. 8vo, fading to spine, dedication and

508 Tibet - Landon, Percival Lhasa, an account of the country and people. London: Hurst & Blackett, 1905. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 7 maps, 254 plates & illustrations, original red buckram gilt, t.e.g., spines faded; Hedin, Sven Central Asia and Tibet. Towards the Holy City of Lhasa. London: Hurst & Blackett, 1903. 2 volumes, 8vo, 4 folding maps, 8 colour plates, 387 photographic illustrations, original pictorial cloth gilt, t.e.g., lightly rubbed; Hedin, Sven Trans-Himalaya. Discoveries and adventures in Tibet. London: Macmillan, 1909. 2 volumes, 8vo, [without the supplementary volume published in 1913], “Presentation copy” blindstamp to titles, 10 maps, 388 illustrations, original pictorial cloth, covers slightly marked; Rockhill, William W. The land of the lamas. Notes of a journey through China, Mongolia and Tibet. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1891. 8vo, frontispiece, 2 maps, illustrations, original cloth, lightly rubbed; Chapman, F. Spencer Lhasa the Holy City. London: Chatto & Windus, 1938. First edition, 8vo, plates, some coloured, maps, original yellow cloth, slightly marked; David-Neel, Alexandra My journey to Lhasa. London: W. Heinemann, 1927. First English edition, 8vo, plates, original pictorial cloth gilt, slightly rubbed; Seaver, George Francis Younghusband. London, 1952. 8vo, original cloth (10) £900-1,200

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BOOKS FROM THE ROUAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN IRELAND: PART V 509 Bell, Charles The nervous system of the human body. London: Longman &c., 1830. First edition, 4to, 9 plates, contemporary half calf, preface leaf frayed, some dust-soiling; Adams, Joseph Observations on morbid poisons. London: J. Callow, 1807. Second edition, 4to, 3 (of 4) colour printed plates, contemporary half calf, soiling and spotting, slightly rubbed; Baillie, Matthew. A series of engravings... to illustrate the morbid anatomy. London, 1799. 4to, 73 plates, half calf, spotting, some heavy, very worn, covers detached; Justamond, J.O. Surgical tracts. London, 1789. 4to, contemporary half calf, spotting, dampstained towards end, rubbed, cover detached (4) £200-300 510 Brooke, James Narrative of events in Borneo and Celebes. London: John Murray, 1848. 2 volumes, 8vo, engraved portrait, 5 folding charts and 17 plates, original red pictorial cloth, some spotting, library blindstamps, small stain to volume 1 title, small strip of foremargin of p.ix/x vol. 2 torn away, worn £250-350 511 Carpue, Joseph Constantine An introduction to electricity and galvanism. London: A. Phillips, 1803. First edition, 8vo, [viii, 112], 3 folding plates, original boards, uncut, slightly spotted, library stamp on title, board detached; Cooper, Astley Paston Observations on the structure and diseases of the testis. London: Longman, 1830. 4to, 24 hand-coloured lithographed plates, several folding, contemporary half calf, several library stamps, title repaired on verso, some spotting and dust-soiling, worn, lacks spine, covers detached; Cooper, Bransby B. A treatise on ligaments. London: Longman, &c., 1827. Second edition, 4to, 13 engraved plates, spotting and offsetting, library stamp to title, contemporary half calf, worn, covers detached; Laennec, R.T.H. A treatise on the diseases of the chest. London: T. & G. Underwood, 1827. Second edition, lithographed portrait & 8 plates, contemporary half calf, library stamp to title and frontispiece, some spotting, hinge broken, worn (4) £250-350 512 Denman, Thomas A collection of engravings, tending to illustrate the generation and parturition of animals... London: J. Johnson, 1787 [plates dated 178390]. Folio, 17 engraved plates, nineteenth century red half calf, some spotting and dust-soiling, one plate with slight loss to margin, library blindstamps, slightly rubbed £200-300

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513 Eighteenth century British medicine — A quantity, including Langrish, Browne A new essay on muscular motion. London, 1733. 4to, original boards, pp.63-4 soiled and loose, dampstained & soiled; Hendy, James A treatise on the glandular disease of Barbadoes. London, 1784. 8vo, engraved frontispiece & folding plate, half calf, cover detached; Leake, John A dissertation on the properties and efficacy of the Lisbon diet-drink. London, [c.1767]. 1 mezzotint plate; Dawson, Thomas Cases in the acute rheumatism and the gout. London, 1775; Smith, Hugh A treatise on the use and abuse of minerall waters. London, [c.1780?]; Rowley, William An essay on the cure of ulcerated legs. 1771. 4 works in one volume, calf, lacks upper board; Heister, Lorenz A compendium of the practice of physic. London, 1757. 8vo, calf, board detached; Haygarth, John A sketch of a plan to exterminate the casual small-pox from Great Britain. London, 1793. 2 volumes, 8vo, board detached; Greenfield, John A treatise of the safe, internal use of Cantharides in the practice of physick. London, 1706. 8vo, boards detached; Hewson, William Experimental Inquiries; part the First. London, 1772. 8vo, half-title, calf, rebacked; Home, Francis Medical facts and experiments. London, 1759. 8vo, calf, rebacked; Haller, Dr. Medical, chirurgical and anatomical cases and experiments communicated by Dr Haller. London, 1757. 8vo, half-title, 4 plates on 2 folding sheets, calf, covers detached; Monro, Alexander The anatomy of the human bones, nerves and lacteal sac and duct. Edinburgh, 1763. 12mo, calf; Gilchrist, Ebenezer The use of sea voyages in medicine. London, 1771. 8vo, half-title, boards detached; Pearson, John Principles of surgery... Part the First. London, 1788. Volume 1 only, calf, cover detached; Peart, E. The generation of animal heat. Gainsbrough, 1788. 8vo, original boards, uncut; Pemberton, Henry A course of physiology. 1773. 8vo, calf, boards detached; Pearson, John Practical observations on cancerous complaints. London, 1793. 8vo, calf, boards detached; Paxton, Peter A directory physico-medical. London, 1707. 8vo, calf, lacks part of advertisement leaf at end; Paxton, P. Specimen physico-medicum. London, 1711. 8vo, calf, board detached; Parsons, James Human physiognomy explain’d. London, 1747. 4to, 9 engraved plates (erratically numbered), half calf, boards detached; Girdlestone, Thomas A case of diabetes. Yarmouth, 1799. 8vo, disbound, soiled Gibson, Thomas The anatomy of humane bodies epitomized. London, 1716. 8vo, calf, excision at head of title affecting one letter, and at head of A3 affecting several words, boards detached; Parsons, James A description of the human urinary bladder. London, 1742. 8vo, 7 folding plates, boards detached, a few leaves loose; [Anonymous] The London practice of physic. London, 1793. 8vo, Lommius, J. A treatise of continual fevers. London, 1732. 8vo, head of title cropped without loss of text, calf, covers detached; Gooch, Benjamin The chirurgical works. London, 1792. 3 volumes, 8vo, folding plates, calf and half calf, two boards detached; Langrish, Browne The modern theory and practice of physic. London, 1738. Second edition, 8vo, inscription and 3 different bookplates of Robert Scott M.D.; Lieber, Ferdinand Praelectiones anatomicae. Edinburgh, 1790. 8vo, calf, board detached;

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Kirkpatrick, James The analysis of inoculation. London, 1754. 8vo, calf, title and boards detached; Latta, James A practical system of surgery. Edinburgh, 1795. 3 volumes, 8vo, engraved folding plates, half calf, worn; Latta, John A practical system of surgery. Edinburgh, 1795. 3 volumes, 8vo, engraved folding plates, half calf, volume 1 bound without plates, covers detached; Lind, James A treatise on the putrid and remitting marsh fever, which raged at Bengal. Edinburgh, 1776. 12mo, lacks wrappers; sold not subject to return (36) £900-1,200 514 Eisenmann, Georg Heinrich Tabulae anatomicae quatuor uteri duplicis. Vienna: A. Konig, 1752. First edition, large folio, 4 engraved plates, nineteenth century red half calf, faint library stamp to title and 2 plates, rubbed £200-250 515 Gurlt, Ernst Friedrich Anatomische Abbildungen der Haussäugthiere. Berlin: Reimer, 1844. Oblong folio, 150 plates, half calf, spotting, bound without title, boards detached, lacks spine £150-200 516 India - Baddeley, P.F.H. Plates. Whirlwinds and dust-storms of India. An investigation into the law of wind and revolving storms at sea. London: Bell & Daldy, 1860. First edition, oblong 4to, 19 lithographed plates on 18 sheets, [no plate no.19 is called for in the list of plates], one folding, original cloth, some spotting, library blindstamps, binding somewhat soiled Note: Rare. £200-300 517 Laennec, R.T.H. De l’auscultation médiate. Paris: J.A. Brosson & J.S. Chaudé, 1819. 2 volumes, 8vo, 4 folding stamps, later half calf, library stamps, spotting & soiling, lacks half-titles, rubbed, one plate split and with marginal tears, volume 1 lacking two preliminary leaves, two leaves loose, rubbed £150-250 518 Linden, Joannes Antonides van der Lindenius renovatus, sive Johannis Antonidae van der Linden...de scriptis medicis. Nuremberg, 1686. 2 parts in one volume, 4to, revised by G. A. Mercklin, engraved frontispiece, contemporary calf, browning & spotting, worn, covers detached; Stark, William The works. London: J. Johnson, 1788. First edition, 4to, 3 folding engraved plates, half-title, 4pp. publisher’s advertisements at end, library stamp on title, contemporary calf, spotted, worn, covers detached (2) £150-250

519 Linnaeus, Carolus Philosophia botanica. Vienna: J.T. Trattner, 1755. 2nd edition, 8vo, [iv; 364] 9 plates and 2 woodcuts, contemporary panelled calf, rebound retaining covers, slight browning, upper board detached, inscription on initial blank “John Innys, 1767 Redland Court, Glouc.” £200-300 520 Lobb, Theophilus Rational methods of curing fevers. London: J. Oswald, 1734. First edition, 8vo, 3 engraved plates, calf, lacks upper board; Lobb, Theophilus Medical practice in curing fevers. London: J. Oswald, 1735. First edition, 8vo, calf, boards detached; spotting, library stamp to titles (2) £150-250 521 Ouseley, Sir William Travels in various countries of the East, more particularly Persia. London: Rodwell & Martin, 1819-23. 82 engraved plates, 4 folding maps, heavy spotting and offsetting, lacks all boards, a few leaves detached, library stamp on titles £300-400 522 Parry, William Edward Journal of a third voyage for the discovery of a North-West passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific. London: J. Murray, 1826. 4to, folding chart and 10 plates, contemporary half calf, chart torn without loss, preliminaries and upper board detached, library stamp on title, lacks spine; Armstrong, Alexander A personal narrative of the discovery of the north-west passage. London, 1857. 8vo, frontispiece, folding map split and torn without loss, original cloth, frontispiece and title detached, worn (2) £150-250 523 Parsons, James A mechanical and critical enquiry into the nature of hermaphrodites. London: J. Walthoe, 1741. First edition, 8vo, 3 folding plates, contemporary calf, one plate torn without loss, very slight worming in extreme inner margin of a few leaves, library stamp on title, rubbed £200-300 524 Paulli, Simon A treatise on tobacco, tea, coffee and chocolate. London: T. Osborne &c., 1746. First edition, 8vo, 2 folding plates, half calf, slightly browned and spotted, library stamps to title, worn, boards detached £200-300 525 Pottinger, Henry Travels in Beloochistan and Sinde. London: Longman &., 1816. 4to, large folding map, contemporary half calf, spotting, heavy offsetting to map, lacks frontispiece & spine, worn, library stamp to title £200-250 105

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526 Rodriguez, Antonio Joseph Palestra critico-medica. Pamplona: J.J. Martinez, 1738- Zaragoza: F. Moreno, 1741. 4 volumes, 4to, contemporary vellum, some spotting and browning, D1 and D4 volume 4 torn without loss, bindings soiled, library stamps (4) £200-300

527 Ross, John A voyage of discovery, made under the orders of the Admiralty, in His Majesty’s ships Isabella and Alexander for the purpose of exploring Baffin’s Bay. London: John Murray, 1819. First edition, 4to, engraved frontispiece chart, 27 plates and plans (15 hand-coloured), 4 meteorological tables (3 folding), original cloth, uncut, somewhat dust-soiled, occasional spotting and offsetting, worn, covers detached, several library stamps, short tear to frontispiece £500-700

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INDEX A'Beckett, G. A., 8 Adair, John, 11 Adam, W., 33 Adamson, J., 12 Addison, J., 7 Aikin, L., 32 Albin, E., 15, 16, 126 Aldam, W.H., 18 Allix, S., 41 Allix, Susan, 42-44 Anderson, A., 19 Anderson, James, 20 Anderson, R., 294 Annenkov, L., 400 Ashendene Press, 23 Austen, J., 401 Babar, J. de, 55 Bacon, F., 133, 380 Bacon, Francis, 25 Baddeley, P.F.H., 516 Balfour, Sir James, 26 Barrie, J.M., 437 Bernard Shaw, G., 31 Billings, R. W., 29 Blome, R., 34, 35 Bodkin, T., 230 Boethius, Hector, 36 Bolton, J., 37 Booth, R., 128 Boswell, J., 45, 46, 402, 496 Boswell, James, 47 Brookshaw, George, 51, 52 Brown, G.M., 53 Brown, R., 54 Bruce, J., 342 Bryan, M., 56 Buchanan, R., 177 Buist, James, 58 Burns, R., 59 Bénézit, E., 383

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Cadell, T., 347 Campbell, A., 60 Cant, J., 298 Carr, John, Sir, 62 Carracci, A., 63 Cary, John, 453 Castell, Robert, 64 Chardin, John, Sir, 66 Charles, 32 Charles II, 350 Cherburn, D., 145 Chesterfield, 4th Earl, 69 Chesterton, G.K., 70 Chinnery, G., 71 Churchill, W., 72-74, 394 Cicero, M.T., 75 Clemenceau, G., 145 Clerk, john, 76 Cockayne, G.E., 77 Cockburn, 32 Cocks, J., 302 Combe, W., 79 Combe, William, 80 Cook, J., 82 Cooke, Alex, 83 Cooper, D., 472 Cotton, C., 321 Cotton, J., 84 Cromwell, O., 85 Crouch, N., 86 Cruikshank, G., 87, 88 Dacre, B., 90 Darwin, C., 450 Darwin, E., 97 Dayell, J., 91 De Bussy, R., Comte, 145 De Loutherbourg, P.J., 98 Defoe, D., 99-102, 104, 105, 107109 Denman, T., 512 Diana, Princess of Wales, 451

Dodsley, R., 50 Doran, 32 Douglas, R., 111 Doyle, R., 8 Drummond, 113 Drummond, J., 114 Drummond, T., 89 Drummond, W., 115-117 Du Maurier, G., 120, 121 Dugdale, W., 122, 123 DuMaurier, G., 30 Edwards, C.A., 449 Edwards, G., 125 Elick, D., 128 Eliot, G., 411 Eliot, T.S., 412 Éméric-David, M.T.B., 271 Evelyn, J., 135 Evelyn, John, 134 Ewbank, J., 500 Fassenden, T., 137 Ferguson, R., 93 Field of Mars, 341 Fielding, H., 31 Fleming, G., 413 Fleming, I., 414 Florus, L., 139 Forbes, D.G., 191 Foster, J., 141 Foster, J.J., 140 Fox, C., 296 Foyer, A., 95, 96 Fraser, W., 142 Gainsborough, T., 146 Gauguin, P., 305 Gent, J. H., 235 George II, 150 George V, 149 Gerard, R., 148

Gibbon, E., 151, 459 Gibson, C. D., 460 Giovio, P., 152 Gogol, N., 153 Goldsmith, O., 221 Gordon, E., 184 Gray, T., 264, 268 Grayson, A., 154 Greene, G., 155 Gregynog Press, 462 Greville, R., 156 Grimm, 157 Grose, F., 158, 159 Grosjean, G., 24 Guicciardini, F., 160 Guicciardino, L., 161 Guignard, F., 162 Gurlt, E.F., 515 Haggard, H.R., 488 Hall, J., 463 Hall, S.C., 502 Hamilton, W., 464 Harris, John, 163 Harvey, J., 298 Harvey-Brown, 297 Hayes, W., 248 Herbelot, B. d', 164 Hermes, G., 264 Heron, Robert, 165 Hill, David, 166 Hind, A.M., 167 Hobbes, T., 390 Hogg, J., 32 Hole, W., 168 Home, B.J., 465 Hone, W., 31 Hooker, W.J., Sir, 169 Howard, C., 171 Howard, D., 172 Howard, D.S., 173 Hulton, P., 174

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Hunter, W., 347 Hutton, Charles, 175 Hyde, L., 204 Ireland, S., 179 Irwin, F., 180 James 'III', 187 James I, 298 James I/ VI, King, 188 John Thomson & Co., 189 Johnson, S., 190 Johnstone, J., 191 Kay, John, 193 Kazuko, O., 466 Kimura, S., 466 Kipling, R., 194 Kipling, Rudyard, 415 Kircher, A., 195 Knipe, J.A., 441 La Quintinye, 196 Landon, P., 508 Latham, C., 294 Le Berryais, R., 145 Lear, E., 197 Lecici, G., 201 Leech, J., 199, 200 Leech, John, 198 Leonard, E.L., 192 Lesley, John, 202 Linnaeus, C., 519 Lizars, W., 203 Loudon, Mrs., 148 Lovat, S., 141 Lunardi, V., 205, 207 MacDiarmid, H., 1-4 MacGibbon, D., 208 Machiavelli, N., 209 Macintosh, D., 449 Mackenzie, G., 211 Mackenzie, H., 210 Mackley, G., 375 Maffei, G.P, 212 Maitland, W., 213, 214 Malory, T., 215 Marban, 386 Markham, G., 219 Martyn, T., 220 Masefield, J., 30 Mason, W., 221 Maund, B., 471 Maxwell, H., 30 Mazot, F., 222 McGrandle, L., 223 McIan, R., 224 Melfort, Comte de, 112 Millais, J.E., 226, 228, 229 Milton, J., 418 Moll, H., 231

Monipennie, J., 232 Moore, Henry, 233 More, C., 235 More, T., 234 Moreton, C., 236 Morison, R., 258 Morris, B., 473 Morris, F.O., 321, 474 Mugnoz, F., 239 Murphy, B., 317 Murray, T., 240 Nabokov, V., 419 Nattes, J., 241 Newte, T., 242 Nightingale, F., 243 Nodier, C., 136 North, R, 14 O'Connor, G., 39, 40 Oates, T., 345 Ogawa, K., 246 Orme, E., 247 Ortelius, A., 250 Ouseley, W., 521 Papworth, J., 251 Parsons, J., 523 Partington, W., 293 Paton, H., 185 Paulli, S., 524 Peake, C., 466 Pennant, T., 253, 254 Philips, Philip, 259 Pilkington, M., 260 Platina, B.S. de, 261 Poe, E.A., 30 Pontey, W., 148 Pope, A., 262 Pottinger, H., 525 Price, U., 263 Pronti, D., 388 Ptolemey, C., 377 Pérac, É., 283 Rackham, A., 9 Raleigh, W., 265 Ramsay, A., 7, 267, 268, 422 Ramsay, A.., 266 Raphael, 270 Rayson Masters, W. G., 378 Rhodes, H., 413 Roberts, D., 378 Robson, G., 273 Robson, George Fennell, 274 Rochefort, H., 389 Roper, W., 235 Ross, J., 527 Rotz, Jean, 284 Rowlandson, T., 276 Rowling, J.K., 424 Roxburghe Club, 277, 280-282

Roxburghe Club - Honoré, 279 Roxburghe Club - Van Linschoten, 285 Roy, W., 317 Ruskin, J., 31 Russell, R.F., 287 Ruyfsen, J., 288 Salmon, N., 7 Sandys, M., 455 Sanson d'Abbeville, N., 289 Schurmann, U., 449 Scott, T., 211 Scott, W., 291, 293 Seacome, J., 181 Seebohm, H., 478 Segoing, C., 303 Service, A., 449 Shackleton, K., 305 Shakespeare, W., 428 Shaw, G.B., 306 Sibbald, R., 307, 308 Sitwell, B., 309 Sitwell, S and Madol, R, 312 Sitwell, S. and Madol, R., 311 Sitwell, Sacheverell, 310 Skeet, F.J.A., 313 Skene, J., 398 Skinner, A., 336 Slezer, J., 317, 318 Small, J., 294 Smiles, S., 479 Smith, A., 480 Smith, J., 319 Smith, W., 320 Spener, P.J., 390 Sprat, T., 322 Stafford, E., 324 Stanley, T., 326 Staunton, G.L., 505 Steele, R., 455 Stewart, D., 327 Stirling, W.M., 178 Stoddart, J., 328 Stothard, S., 329 Strachey, L., 30 Stuart, H.F., 330 Stuart, J., 331 Sweet, R., 333 Switzer, S., 334

Triggs, I., 351 Trollope, A., 459 Tullibardine, Marchioness, 257 Turner de Lond, W., 353 Turner de Lond, William, 352 Vecellio, C., 354 Verney, P., 264 Virgil, 391 Vulson, M. de, 135 Wakefield, D.R., 355-357 Wallace, E., 358 Walpoole, G. A., 359 Walton, I., 321 Warner, F., 235 Waugh, E., 9 Webb, J., 362 Westminster, E., 363 Wharton, 30 Wharton, P., 7 Wilkie, D., 365 Wilson, C., 482 Wisden, John, 483 Wise, J., 366 Woodville, W., 368 Worlidge, T., 369 Zampieri, Domenico, 370

Tactitus, C., 399 Taylor, G., 336 Tennyson, A., 264, 337, 338 Terence Afer, P., 339 Thornton, P., 449 Thornton, R., 343 Thornton, T., 344 Topham, E., 300 Tournefort, 148 Tournefort, J.P., 346 Trench, F.W., 348

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Upcoming at Freeman’s

Books, Manuscripts, Maps, Posters & Ephemera 05/31/12

Auction: Thursday, September 20th at 10am Exhibitions Tuesday, September 28th Wednesday, September 29th 10am to 6pm

Inquiries: david bloom tel: 267.414.1246 dbloom@freemansauction.com

Catalogue $20

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Thomas Edison holograph lab notebook Experimenting with rubber October 24th, 1927 to January 9, 1928 $15,000-25,000 (£9,375-15,625)

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Friday, 7th September, 2012 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR

CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH (SCOTTISH 1868-1928) ‘CHICKORY’ signed with initials CRM, inscribed and dated in pencil lower centre right CHICKORY/ WALBERSWICK 1914, pencil and watercolour 24.5cm x 19cm (9¾in x 7¾in)

£8,000-12,000

US$12,800-19,200

Enquiries John Mackie Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844 john.mackie@lyonandturnbull.com

Viewing August 20th to September 6th Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday & Sunday 12 noon to 4pm

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STANDARD TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE Lyon & Turnbull carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to, or in connection, with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein. 1. DEFINITIONS In these Conditions: (a) “Auctioneer” means the firm of Lyon & Turnbull or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which, at the date of the sale, had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description; (c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer; (d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Lyon & Turnbull accepts instructions from sellers or their agents; (e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions; (f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk (*) or dagger (†). Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant lots. 6. PAYMENT (1) Immediately a lot is sold you will: (a) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us. We accept cash, bank transfer (details on request), Switch or Debit Cards and Visa or MasterCard (please note there is a surcharge of 2% (VAT included) when using credit cards). We do not accept American Express. (2) any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied. 7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due. (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than four working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and other associated charges. (3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for. (4) It is the buyer’s responsibility to ascertain collection procedures, particularly if the sale is not being held at our main saleroom and the potential storage charges for lots not collected by the appropriate time.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on their behalf pursue these rights and remedies only as far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these Conditions 9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale. 10. COMMISSION BIDS While prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we shall if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer or our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made. 11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and to you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims. 12. AGENCY

inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer or our employees or agents or the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 16. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.

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The seller acknowledges that lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the lot.

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(1) Commission: 15% of the first £3000 and 10% thereafter is charged on the selling price of each lot (subject to a minimum charge of £30). Loss and damage warranty: 1.5% on value of lots sold. Photography: max £40 mono per lot, max £250 colour. Internet Marketing Service: £10 per lot.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid, which must be raised before the next lot is offered, shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion. (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (d) Once made, no bid may be withdrawn. (e) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. 3. INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. 4. THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon. Antiques, Jewellery & Silver and Pictures (Not Fine Sales) 20%. All other sales (Fine/Special/Collections) 25% up to £25,000 / 20% thereafter. VAT will be charged on the premium at the rate imposed by law.

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(b) to rescind the sale of that lot and/or any other lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere; (e) to charge interest at a rate of 1.5% per month above the current base rate on the total amount due, to the extent it remains unpaid for more than four working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.

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(2) If a vendor wishes to withdraw a lot organized for sale, a withdrawal fee will apply; (a) If withdrawn over 28 working days prior to the sale, this will be charged at 10% of the mid estimate along with any ancilliary incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. (b) If withdrawn within 28 working days of the sale, this will be charged at 20% of the mid estimate along with any ancilliary incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. 15. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) While we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that,

18 (1) Any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. 19. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. 20. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items (Books, Jewellery, paintings, guns, firearms etc) in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary or guidance notes appearing in the catalogue. These notices and terms will also form part of our terms and conditions of sales. 21. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. 22. Scottish law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

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