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Auction Thursday, January 14th at 10am Sale 1357 Exhibitions: Tuesday, January 12th & Wednesday, January 13th 10am–6pm Inquiries: david bloom tel: 267.414.1246 dbloom@freemansauction.com joe huenke tel: 267.414.1247 jhuenke@freemansauction.com Bidding: bids department kati gegenheimer 267.414.1208 Fax 215.599.2240 kgegenheimer@freemansauction.com Catalogue $20 Inside Front Cover: Lot 234 Inside Back Cover: Lot 59

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Table of Contents Costume 1-3 Cookery 4-7 Books on Books 7-10 Photography 11-13 Fine & Graphic Arts Reference 14-20 Modern Art – Illustrated Books & Periodicals 21-32 Private Press, Illustrated & Children’s Books 33-52 Mystery, Detective & Science Fiction 53-59 Literature & Fiction, including Modern & other First Editions 60-98 Sets & Fine Bindings 95-100 Travel & Exploration 101-109 Early Printing & C 110-118 English & Irish Subjects 116-122 Americana 123-155 Military History & C 156-181 Early Science & Technology 182-185 Natural History 186-191 Sports & Recreation 192-197 Ephemera 194-201 Autograph & Manuscript Material 207-248 Illustration & Cartoon Art & C 249-266 Prints 267-300 Currier & Ives 271-277 English Caricature Prints 283-288 Maps & Atlases 301-322 Posters 323-473 Movie Posters 326-469 Wine Posters & C 471-478

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01/14/10 COSTUME Lots 1-3 1 1 vol.

Arlington, L.C. The Chinese Drama, from The Earliest Times until To-Day. Shanghai: Kelly and Walsh, 1930. First edition. 4to, orig. green clothbacked, color pictorial bds., gilt-lettered spine, top edge stained green, other edges untrimmed; light to moderate edge wear, minor spotting to cloth. With color frontis. + 115 color plates. Internally clean. $80-120 With 94 Color Plates 2 2 vols.

Shaw, Henry. Dresses and Decorations of The Middle Ages from The Seventh to The Seventeenth Centuries. London: William Pickering, 1843.

First edition. 4to, contemp. scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt, t.e.g., spines gilt, olive morocco spine labels; occasionally scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. With 94 (mostly hand-colored) plates, numerous hand-colored & plain illus. in text. Scattered, generally light, foxing.

Library labels removed from back endpapers - no other library markings. $300-500 3 3 vols.

Costume: Braun, Louis, et al. Zur Geschichte der Costume. Munich: Braun & Schneider, n.d. [ca. 1900]. Colorierte Ausgabe. Folio, orig. pictorial blue cloth, gilt; light wear. Color plates throughout. * Hottenroth, Friedrich. Trachten, Haus-Feld-Und Kriegsgerataschaften der Volker alter und Neuer Zet. Stuttgart: G. Weise, n.d. [ca. 1900].

Vol. 2 only. 4to, contemp. gilt-decorated & lettered calf-backed pebbled cloth; some edge wear. With 20 color plates. * [Racinet, Auguste.] [Les Costume Historique.] [Paris], [1876-1888]. Vol. 2 (of 6) only. Folio, contemp. 1/2 burgundy morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt; joints & extremities rubbed. With 26 chromolithographic & 37 tinted litho plates. Subjects include Egypt, Rome, Native Americans, Africa, Oceana, China & Japan. Sold with all faults. $200-300

COOKERY Lots 4-6 4 2 vols.

Ale & Beer: Gray, Barry; Savage, John. Ale in Prose and Verse. New York: Russell’s American Steam Printing, 1866. 8vo, orig. flexible gilt-lettered cloth; worn, spine gone, bdg. broken. Litho plates, other illus. Complete but rough copy. * Bickerdyke, John. The Curiosities of Ale & Beer.

London, n.d. [ca. 1890]. Tall 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered bds.; worn, edges blistered, later? cloth spine. Text illus. Internally generally clean. $60-90

5 1 vol.

Smith, R(obert), Cook. Court Cookery: or The Compleat English Cook.

London: for T. Wotton, 1723. First edition. 8vo, contemp. paneled calf; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Internal corners creased.

Occasional minor spotting. Scattered old ink marks, a few old ink annotations. Lacking leaves A1-A3, all preceding the title page, A4, which is present.

Cogle 1001 $300-500 6 1 vol.

Cookery As It Should Be: A New Manual of The Dining Room and Kitchen... by A Practical Housekeeper and Pupil of Mrs. Goodfellow.

Philadelphia: Willis P. Hazard, 1853. First edition. 12mo, orig. pub. morocco-backed cloth, gilt & blind decorated spine; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed, hinges tender. Text illus. Light to moderate spotting & foxing throughout, occasional small abrasions in text.

Lowenstein 572 $80-120

BOOKS ON BOOKS Lots 7-10 7 1 vol.

Cagle, William R. A Matter of Taste: A Bibliographical Catalogue...

Books on Food and Drink... Lilly Library... New Castle, Del.: Oak Knoll, 1999. First edition. Thick 4to, orig. blue cloth, d/j. Frontis., plates.

Near Fine / Fine. $50-80 8 1 vol.

Dearden, Robert R. Milestones on The Great Highway. Philadelphia, 1926. #18/250. 8vo, contemp. morocco & cloth, t.e.g., gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, hinges tender. Frontis., full-page illus. Historical survey of ms. & printed Bibles. $80-120 9 1 vol.

McIlvaine, Eileen, et al. P.G. Wodehouse: A Comprehensive Bibliography and Checklist. New York: J.H. Heineman, (1990). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (portions of spine chipped away, other scattered wear). Glue wrinkling on front free endpaper verso, otherwise internally crisp & clean. $80-120

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William Blake: Keynes, Geoffrey. A Study of The Illuminated Books of William Blake. New York: Orion Press, (1964). In association with the Trianon Press. 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, d/j (minor discoloration, occasionally slightly dusty). Color plates.

Internally clean. * William Blake’s Water Colours Illustrating The Poems of Thomas Gray. Chicago, 1972. In association with the Trianon Press.

4to, orig. blue cloth; light wear, d/j (minor edge wear, occasionally dusty & spotted). Color plates. Lacking front free endpaper. $60-90

FINE & GRAPHIC ARTS REFERENCE Lots 14-20

PHOTOGRAPHY Lots 11-13

15 1 vol.

Schwarz, Artur. The Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp. New York: Abrams, [1969]. 4to, orig. salmon cloth; light to moderate wear, d/j (minor dust soiling, some chipping & creasing to edges). Color plates, other illus. Former owner’s scattered ink & pencil annotations.

The definitive Catalogue Raisonne. $500-800

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George Hurrell: The Portfolios of George Hurrell. Santa Monica, 1991.

Folio, orig. white cloth; light edge wear, d/j. Photo plates. Bright copy. * Vieira, Mark A. Hurrell’s Hollywood Portraits. The Chapman Collection. (New York): Abrams, (1977). 6th ptg. 4to, orig. cloth; corners slightly bumped, d/j (minor edge wear). Photo illus. throughout. Former owner’s presentation on front free endpaper. * Stine, Whitney. “The Hurrell Style. New York: John Day, 1976. 2nd ptg. 4to, orig. stiff pictorial wrappers; slightly creased. Photo illus. $60-90 12 4 vols.

Karsh, Yousef: Portraits of Greatness. London, etc.: T. Nelson, 1969.

2nd ptg. 4to, orig. cloth; occasionally scuffed, joints & edges occasionally frayed. Photo plates. * Karsh Portfolio. N.p.: Nelson, 1967. 4to, orig. cloth; slightly dusty. Photo plates. * Karsh Portraits.

Boston: New York Graphic Society, (1979). 3rd ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (minor edge wear). Photo plates. * Faces of Our Time. Univ. of Toronto Press, 1971. 4to, orig. cloth; light wear. Photo plates. All internally clean. $60-90 Signed by Ansel Adams 13 1 vol.

Adams, Ansel. Yosemite and The Range of Light. Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1979. First printing. Oblong folio, orig. two-tone cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed, d/j (occasional minor creasing).

Photo plates, other photo illus. Signed by Ansel Adams on 1/2 title. $200-300

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(George Washington.) Morgan, John Hill; Fielding, Mantle. The Life Portraits of Washington and Their Replicas. Philadelphia, (1931). 1/900 (of 1,000). 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt, edges untrimmed; light edge wear. Color frontis., plain plates, tissue guards. Ex-library copy label at foot of spine, ink stamp at foot of limitation page, plates & text leaves clean & unmarked. $80-120

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Lord, James. Alberto Giacometti Drawings. London: Secker & Warburg, 1971. First English-language ed. 4to, orig. blue cloth, giltlettered spine, minor wear, d/j (occasional minor spotting). Portrait, color & plain plates. Internally clean.

The definitive Catalogue Raisonne of Giacometti’s drawings. $400-600 17 3 vols.

Henri Matisse: Duthuit-Matisse, Marguerite; Duthuit, Claude. Henri Matisse: Catalogue Raisonne de l’Oeuvre Grave. Paris, 1983. 2 vols. Lg. 4to, orig. orange cloth; minor dampstaining to front cover of vol. 1.

Illus. throughout. Internally clean. * Elderfield, John. Henri Matisse: A Retrospective. New York: MoMA, Abrams, (1992). 2nd ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (small chip on back panel). Color plates, other illus.

Generally clean, crisp, bright copy. $400-600 18 1 vol.

Goodrich, Lloyd. Raphael Soyer. New York: Abrams, [1972]. Folio, orig. lettered tan cloth; minor wear, d/j (minor creasing). Mounted color plates, other illus. Internally clean.

Catalogue of Soyer’s work, 1925-1971. With 290 full-page illus. $250-350

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Park, Lawrence, compiler. Gilbert Stuart: An Illustrated Descriptive List of His Work. New York: William Edwin Rudge, 1926. 4to, orig. giltpaneled blue pebbled cloth, gilt-lettered spines, t.e.g.; light wear, occasionally slightly scuffed. With 4 photogravure frontispiece portraits, plates. Internally clean. $200-300 A Great Artistic Document of American Art 20 1 vol.

Rimmer, William. Art Anatomy. Boston: Little, Brown, 1877. Oblong folio, modern 1/2 maroon morocco & cloth, small portion of contemp. spine laid down, gilt-lettered front cover, a.e.g. With 80 plates. Internally clean. Sheet size 13 5/8 x 21 inches (346 x 533mm).

As Leonard Baskin has written, “William Rimmer stands after Rush and Ward as the great American sculptor of the Nineteenth Century,… The Art Anatomy is so well known [from its offset reprint edition] that it would be useless for me to bespeak its qualities. It is a great artistic document of nineteenth-century American art.” In his 1890 book on Rimmer, the sculptor Truman H. Bartlett has written, “In 1877 the artist published what in some respects was the most important work he ever executed, - his ‘Art Anatomy.’… the work contains eighty pages of full illustrations, reproduced by the heliotype process, in red ink from pencil drawings… fifty copies of the work were published; and a few over half have been sold at fifty dollars each. One might suppose that such a work would at least have found a place in every public library in the land, as well as many private ones…” $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 48

MODER ART - ILLUSTRATED BOOKS & PERIODICALS Lots 21-32 With Pochoirs & other Original Graphics by Lepape, Barbier, Foujita, et al.

21 12 vols. (wrappers) Feuillets d’Art. Paris & New York, 1919/20; 1921/22. Series 1, nos. 1-6; Series 2, nos. 1-6. Sm. folio & sm. 4to, orig. wrappers; spines of wrappers for First series nos. 5 & 6 gone. Richly illus. Contents of 1st Series occasionally toned.

First Series includes George Lepape’s pochoir, “La Femme au miroir rouge,” other pochoirs by Barbier, et al., etchings by Redon & Labourer. Second Series includes woodcuts by Foujita, et al. $5,000-8,000 Please illustration on page 48

A Cornucopia of Modern Art Graphics 22 58 vols.

XX Siecle. Paris, 1938-1939, 1951-1981. First series, nos. 1-6; Second series, nos. 1-53. 4to, orig. color wrappers or color bds.; scattered shelf wear, occasional dust soiling & minor chipping to bindings of issues in wrappers (nos. 1-6; 1-24). First series includes double issue (5 & 6). Internally clean.

Includes original engravings, lithographs & woodcuts by Arp, Appel, Agam, Bergman, Braque, Chagall, Dali, De Chirico, Delaunay, Dubuffet, Duchamp, Ernst, Friedlander, Giacometti, Hartung, Johns, Indiana, Kandinsky, Lam, Laurens, Leger, Lindner, Magnelli, Magritte, Marcoussis, Mannesier, Marini, Masson, Mattise, Matta, Miro, Moore, Motherwell, Man Ray, Seligmann, Sutherland, Tanning, Vasarely, Villon, Wunderlich, et al. $15,000-22,000 Please illustration on page 48 With Etched Illustrations by Pierre Bonnard 23 1 vol.

(Bonnard, Pierre, illustrator.) Mirbeau, Octave. Dingo. Paris: Ambroise Vollard, 1924. #219/280 (of 370). Folio, contemp. 3/4 crushed red niger morocco & marbled bds., gilt-decorated & lettered spine with two leather onlays of heads of dogs, t.e.g., orig. wrappers & spine bound in; extremities occasionally slightly scuffed. With 55 etched illustrations by Bonnard. Tall copy, edges rough trimmed.

Light foxing to end matter. Internally clean.

The Artist & The Book 30 Property of a Pennsylvania Corporation. $1,500-2,000 Please illustration on page 48 24 12 vols.

(Brunelleschi, illustrator.) Musset, Alfred. [Oeuvre.] Au Moulin de Pen-Mur, 1948-1949. 12mo, orig. wrappers, chemises with paper spine labels, slipcases. Erotic color pochoir illustrations by Brunelleschi. Loose as issued. Internally clean. Minor wear. $500-700 25 1 vol.

(Chimot, Edouard, illustrator.) Querlon, Meusnier de. Les Soupers de Daphne. Paris: Eryx, (1951). #78/429 signed & inscribed by Chimot. 4to, contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt, t.e.g., other edges rough cut, raised bands; joints rubbed, orig. wrappers bound-in. With 15 orig. erotic nude etchings in colors by Chimot + an extra suite in b/w with remarques. $600-900

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01/14/10 With an Original Watercolor & Etchings by Dignimont 26 1 vol.

(Dignimont, illustrator.) Orlan, Pierre Mac. Le Quai des Brumes.

(Paris): Arc-En-Ciel, 1948. #3/28 on velin (of 250). 4to, contemp. full green morocco, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., edges rough cut; some dampstaining to edges of covers, joints occasionally scuffed, orig. wrappers bound-in, slipcase. With an orig. watercolor by Dignimont, 37 etchings in color, 2 additional suites hors text, one in colors. Light to occasionally moderate foxing - orig. watercolor slightly affected. $800-1,200 27 1 vol.

(Masson, Andre, illustrator.) Jouffroy, Alain. Le Septieme Chant.

Paris: Societe Internationale d’Art XXe, (1974). #158/210 signed by Jouffroy & Masson. Folio, orig. wrappers, orig. red cloth slipcase & chemise. With 4 engraved plates by Masson. Loose as issued. Some dampstaining to slipcase, otherwise clean & bright. $300-500 With Original Graphics by Matisse 28 1 vol.

(Matisse, Henri, illustrator.) Pierre A Feu. (Paris): Maeght, 1947. #399/950. Small 4to, orig. color wrappers; minor wear. Illus.

Internally clean. Color wrappers design by Matisse, orig. color litho & orig. lithogravure by Matisse. $800-1,200 29 1 vol.

(Miro, Joan.) Bablet, Denis. The Revolutions of Stage Design in The 20th-Century. Paris, New York: Leon Amiel, (1977). Sm. folio, orig. red-lettered black cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some creasing, a few small tears at edges, a few small cello-tape repairs). Color & b/w illus. Internally clean. Includes 2 orig. color lithos by Miro. $300-500 Drypoints & Drypoint Suites by Vertes 30 1 vol.

(Vertes, Marcel, illustrator.) Louys, Pierre. Les Aventures du Roi Pausole. Paris: Depens d’un Amateur, 1930. #55/99. Sm. folio, orig. wrappers & glassine, cloth & bds. slipcase & chemise. Loose as issued. With 74 dry points by Vertes + full suite of dry points with remarques & suite of 15 refused dry points. Internally clean & crisp, some wear to slipcase & chemise only. $2,500-3,500

With Original Drawings & Etchings by Lobel-Riche 31 1 vol.

(Lobel-Riche, illustrator.) Chevrillon, Andre. Un Crespuscule d’Islam.

(Paris): Se Trouve Chez l’Artiste, (1930). #291/315 (of 325). Lg. 4to, orig. printed wrappers, glassine, cloth slipcase & chemise. Loose as issued. Internally clean. Light wear to slipcase.

With 36 etchings by Lobel-Riche + an extra suite with remarques.

Orig. pencil & crayon drawing with signed, dated, “1933,” presentation by Lobel-Riche on 1/2 title cognate leaf. Author ALS inserted. $1,200-1,500 With 16 Original Lithographs by Mariette Lydis 32 1 vol.

(Lydis, Mariette, illustrator.) Baudelaire, Charles. Les Paradis Artificels. [Paris]: Vialetay, 1955. Exemplaire d’Artiste signed by Lydis. Sm. folio, orig. wrappers; minor creasing. With 16 orig. lithographs by Mariette Lydis. Loose as issued. Internally clean. $500-800

PRIVATE PRESS, ILLUSTRATED & CHILDREN’S BOOKS Lots 33-52 33 5 vols.

Hirschfeld: Hirschfeld, Al. The World of Hirschfeld. New York: Abrams, [1940]. Introduction by Lloyd Goodrich. Sq. folio, orig. cloth; slightly dusty, small areas of cello-tape residue, d/j (minor spotting & creasing). Illus. throughout, incl. color plates. Internally clean. * The paperback issue of the preceding. * The American Theatre as Seen by Hirschfeld. New York, 1961. 1st ptg. Oblong 4to, orig. cloth; some dust soiling & dampstaining. Some dampstaining to endpapers. Illus. throughout. Corners creased. * (Hirschfeld, illus.) Perelman, S.J. Westward Ha! New York: Simon & Schuster, (1948). 6th ptg. 12mo, orig. cloth; some dust soiling, d/j (some chipping & creasing, spotting & light dust soiling). Illus. * Hirschfeld

by Hirschfeld. New York, (1979). Book Club issue. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (edge wear). Illus throughout. Some spotting to endpapers. $50-80

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Rube Goldberg: Goldberg, Rube; Boal, Sam. Rube Goldberg’s Guide to Europe. New York: Vanguard, (1954). 1st ed. 12mo, orig. bds.; corners bumped, d/j (small tears & creasing to edges, large chip to bottom of front panel). Illus. Inscribed & signed by Goldberg on 1/2 title. * Goldberg, Rube. How To Remove The Cotton from a Bottle of Aspirin.

Garden City, 1959. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. pictorial bds.; some edge wear, d/j (creasing & chipping to edges, minor dust soiling). Illus. * Rube Goldberg vs. The Machine Age. New York: Hasting House, (1968).

4to, orig. cloth, d/j (slightly scuffed). Illus. throughout. * Mazio, Peter C. Rube Goldberg: His Life and Work. (New York): Harper & Row, (1973). 1st ed. Oblong 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (light edge wear).

Illus. * Wolfe, Maynard F. Rube Goldberg. New York, etc.: Simon & Schuster, (2000). 3rd ptg. Oblong 4to, orig. bds., d/j. illus. Near Fine. $80-120 35 9 vols.

Illustrated Erotica & Curiosa: Cooper, Wm. M. A History of The Rod in All Countries; Flagellation & The Flagellants. London: W. Reever, n.d. [ca. 1900]. “New Edition.” 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth; light wear. * Louys, Pierre. Aphrodite. N.p.: Privately printed, 1913. 8vo, orig. vellum & bds.; moderate wear & dust soiling. Frontis. * (Three Sirens Press.) Wilde, Oscar. Salome. New York, n.d. [ca. 1930]. Illus.

by Aubrey Beardsley. 8vo, orig. two-tone cloth; moderate wear.

Plates. Internally clean. * (Three Sirens Press.) Aristophanes.

Lysistrata. New York, n.d. [ca. 1930]. Illus. by Norman Lindsay. 8vo, orig. two-tone cloth; light wear. Plates. Internally clean. * Casanova’s Memoirs. New York: Rarity Press, 1930. Illus. by Vincente Minnelli.

8vo, orig. silver-pictorial cloth; light wear, d/j (come creasing to edges). Plates. * (Austen, John, illus.) Longus. Daphnis & Chloe. New York: Rarity Press, 1931. 8vo, orig. silver pictorial cloth; slightly sunned. Color frontis., b/w plates.* (Bosschere, Jean de., illus.) Ovid.

The Love Book of. New York: Rarity Press, 1930. 8vo, orig. silverdecorated cloth; slightly sunned. Color frontis., b/w plates. * (Alastair, illus.) Prevost, Abbe. Manon Lescaut. New York: Rarity Press, 1931. 8vo, orig. silver-decorated cloth; slightly sunned. Color frontis., b/w plates. * Lost Breeches. New York: Privately printed, 1935. 8vo, orig. pictorial cloth; light wear, d/j (creasing & chipping to edges). Frontis. Some internal spotting. $80-120

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Illustrated Books: (Robinson, W. Heath, illustrator.) Kipling, Rudyard. A Song of The English. London: Hodder & Stoughton, [1909]. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial blue cloth; moderate wear, spine ends frayed & chipped, joints scuffed, other edge wear. With 30 mounted color plates (incl. frontis.), lettered tissue guards, other illus. Some toning to front & back matter. * (Thomson, Hugh, illustrator.) Shakespeare, William. The Merry Wives of Windsor. New York: F.A. Stokes, 1910. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & illustrated maroon cloth; slightly scuffed, spine ends frayed, other edge wear. With 40 mounted color plates, lettered tissue guards. Some internal toning. * (Wyeth, N.C., illustrator.) Kingsley, Charles. Westward Ho! New York: Scribner’s, 1920. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label; moderately scuffed, spine slightly faded. With color title + 14 color plates. Internally generally clean. 1st Wyeth ed. * (Keen, Henry, illustrator.) Farnett, Richard. The Twilight of The Gods... London: John Lane, (1926). 2nd ptg. Introduction by T.E. Lawrence. Tall 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial black cloth; light wear. Plain gravure plates, other illus. Internally clean. * (Flint, W. Russell, illustrator.) Homer.

The Odyssey. Boston, (1930). Sm. 4to, orig. black cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; slightly scuffed, d/j with color pictorial label (head of spine panel of d/j chipped away - small loss to lettering, occasional minor soiling). With 20 color plates (incl. frontis.). Internally clean. * (Dulac, Edmund, illustrator.) Omar Khayyam. Rubiyat. Garden City, 1933. 4to, orig. black-stamped orange cloth; light edge wear, some fading to spine & edges. With 12 color plates (incl. frontis.).

Internally clean. $100-150

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Illustrated Books: (Smith, Jessie Wilcox, illus.) Macdonald, George.

At The Back of The North Wind. Philadelphia: David McKay, 1919. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; moderately scuffed. Color pictorial title + 8 color plates. Cello-tape repair to title, light to moderate foxing to plates. Hinges reinforced with blue cloth. 1st J.W. Smith ed. * (Sterrett, Virginia Frances, illus.) Hawthorne, Nathaniel.

Tanglewood Tales. Philadelphia: Penn., (1921). 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt, color pictorial cover label; light wear, very small abrasion on front joint. With 10 color plates, incl. frontis. & pictorial title, lettered tissue guards. Internally clean & crisp. 1st Sterrett ed. * (Palmer, Doris, M., illus.) Omar Khayyam. The Rubiayat of. [Edinburgh]: L.B. Hill, [1921]. 4to, orig. black-lettered cream/yellow cloth, gilt, top edge stained black, other edges untrimmed; corners slightly bumped, minor wear, occasionally slightly dusty, small fissure at head of spine. With mounted color title + 12 mounted color plates, lettered tissue guards, shoulder illus. Internally clean. Ink library stamp on top edge. * (Wyeth, N.C., illus.) Boyd, James. Drums. New York: Scribner’s, (1928). 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; light wear. With color title, 14 color plates, color pictorial endpapers, text illus. 1st Wyeth trade ed. Bright copy. * (Schaffer, Mead, illus.) Bullen, Frank T. The Cruise of The Cachalot.

New York: Dodd, Mead, 1926. 1st ed. thus. 8vo, orig. black cloth, gilt; moderate wear. With map + 8 color plates. Moderate foxing to front matter. * (_ _.) Melville, Herman. Moby Dick. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1922. 1st ed. thus. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear, d/j (chipped & somewhat dusty). With 12 color plates.

Internally clean. $200-300 The First Uncle Remus 38 2 vols.

Harris, Joel Chandler: Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings, The Folk-Lore of The Old Plantation. New York: D. Appleton, 1881. 1st ed., 2nd issue. 12mo, orig. gilt & black stamped pictorial slate blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine, spine ends frayed, corners bumped, other edge wear. Illus. by Frederick S. Church & James H. Moser. Frontis. + 7 plates, title vignette, text illus. With 8 pp. adverts. Butterfly patterned grey-olive endpapers. Minor dampstaining, mostly to adverts. & back endpapers, occasional stress to endpaper gutters.

Former owner’s ink signature & bookplate remnant on front blank recto. BAL 7100, state 2. Author’s first book & the first Uncle Remus book. * Tales of The Home Folks in Peace and War. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,1898. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered, black-stamped green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; moderate edge wear, slightly cocked.

Frontis. + 3 plates. Front hinge stressed, front free endpaper separating. BAL 7141. $200-300

39 2 vols.

(Grandville, illustrator.) The Flowers Personified being a Translation of... “Les Fleurs Animees” by N. Cleaveland. New York: R. Martin, 1847[1849]. Tall 8vo, modern bds., green morocco spine labels, a.e.g.

With 2 additional hand-colored pictorial titles + 50 hand-colored plates. Light to moderate foxing to text, light to occasionally moderate foxing to plates (primarily edges). Without vol. 2 letterpress title. Tall copy. Bound with [in vol. 2]: Foelix, C. Modern Botany for Ladies... Translated by N. Cleaveland. New York: R. Martin, n.d. With 2 plates. Light to moderate foxing. $500-800

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Illustrated Children’s Books: (Robinson, Charles, illustrator.)

Stevenson, Robert Louis. A Child’s Garden of Verses. New York: Scribner’s, 1900. Sm. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial green cloth; occasionally scuffed, small ink stain along bottom edge of front cover. Frontis., full-page & text illus. Internally generally clean. * (Sowerby, Millicent, illustrator.) _ _ . _ _. London: Chatto & Windus, 1919. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial blue cloth; light to moderate wear. With 12 color plates (incl. frontis.). Internally clean. * (Le Mair, H. Willebeek, illustrator.) _ _. _ _. London: G.G. Harrap, (1931). Oblong 4to, orig. 1/4 cloth & color pictorial bds.; moderate edge wear. With 12 color plates (incl. frontis.) Internally generally clean. 1st ed. thus. * (_ _.) Little Songs of Long Ago. London: Augener, (1912). Oblong 4to, orig. gilt-lettered brown cloth, oval pictorial color cover label; light wear. Color illus. Ex-library - blind stamp on title. * (_ _.) Old Dutch Nursery Rhymes. London: Augener, (1917).

Oblong 4to, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth, color pictorial cover label; light to moderate wear. Color illus. Internally generally clean. * Gordon, Elizabeth. Flower Children. Chicago: P.F. Volland, (1910).

9th ed. 8vo, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate wear. Color illus. * The 7th ed. of the preceding, orig. bds.; moderate wear. Lacking 1 leaf. * (Betts, Ethel Franklin, illustrator.) Mabie, Hamilton W., editor.

Fairy Tales from Grimm. New York: Barse & Hopkins, (1909). 4to, orig. color pictorial black stamped green cloth; light edge wear, occasionally scuffed. With 6 color plates, other illus., border decorations. Internally generally clean. * (Florian, illustrator.)

Hornby, George; Hofrichter, Allen, arranged by. The Long-Ago Book.

N.p.: L.B. Fischer, (1944). Thin oblong format (approx. 6 x 18 inches), color pictorial bds.; light wear. Color & plain illus. Internally clean. * Bryan, Dorothy and Marguerite. Johnny Penguin. Garden City: Doubleday Doran, 1931. 1st ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate wear, occasionally chipped. Color & plain illus. Internally generally clean. * Ford, Ford Madox. Christina’s Fairy Book. London: Latimer House, (1949). 1st ed. 16mo, orig. grey cloth; scuffed & a little dusty. Illus. by Jennetta Vise. * (Rackham, Arthur, illustrator.)

Dickens, Charles. A Christmas Carol. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, [ca.

1925]. Sm. 4to, orig. red cloth; light to moderate wear. With 12 color plates, other illus. Internally generally clean. $120-180

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Illustrated & Illustrated Children’s Books: Martin, Benjamin E. In The Footprints of Charles Lamb. New York: Scribner’s, 1890. 8vo, orig. white cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed. Plates. With bibliography of Lamb by E.D. North. * (Brangwyn, Frank, illus.) Omar Khayyam. Rubiyat of. (London): T.N. Foulis, [ca. 1920]. Rose Garden Series. 12mo, orig. red bds.; scuffed, d/j with color label (edges occasionally chipped, slightly dusty). Mounted color plates. * (Flanagan, J.R., illus.) Van Dyke, Henry. The Story of The Other Wise Man. New York: Harper, (1920). 1st ed. #26/250 signed by Henry Van Dyke. Autograph edition. Sm. 4to, orig. 1/2 white cloth & grey bds., gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners bumped, other light wear. With 8 mounted color plates, other illus. * (Pape, Frank C., illus.) Cabell, James Branch. The Silver Stallion. New York: R.M. McBride, (1928). 1st illus. ed. 8vo, orig. richly gilt pictorial black cloth; light wear. Plain gravure plates, text illus. Bright copy. * (Parrish, Maxfield, illus.) Wiggin, K.D.; Smith, Nora A., eds. The Arabian Nights. New York: Scribner’s, 1945. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label; occasionally scuffed. Tinted pictorial title + 9 color plates. * Daily Express Adventure Book. London, [1934 or later]. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; light edge wear. Color frontis., other illus. Occasional minor dust soiling. $100-200 42 6 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books: Bemelmans, Ludwig. The Golden Basket. New York: Viking, 1936. 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth; moderate wear, slightly dusty. Color illus. * Seuss, Dr. Happy Birthday To You! New York: Random House, 1959. 1st ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate edge wear, d/j (some creasing, a few small chips at edges). Color illus. throughout. Younger & Hirsch 28.* (Sendak, Maurice, illustrator.) Grimm, Wilhelm. Dear Mili. New York: Farrar, Straus And Giroux, (1988). 1st ed. thus. Oblong 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (price clipped). Color illus. Bright copy. * (_ _.) Opie, Iona & Peter, eds. I Saw Esau. Cambridge: Candlewick, (1992). 1st Am. ed. 12mo, orig. bds., d/j. Color illus. 2 copies - both Near Fine. * (_ _.) Yorkins, Arthur. The Miami Giant. N.p.: Harper Collins, (1995). 1st ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., color illus. Bright, tight copy. $80-120

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Illustrated & Illustrated Children’s Books: Abbott, Charles D. Howard Pyle, A Chronicle. New York: Harper, 1925. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds., paper labels; light edge wear, slightly dusty, minor occasional staining. Color frontis., b/w plates after Pyle. * (Wyeth, N.C., illustrator.) Homer. The Odyssey. Cambridge: Riverside Press, 1929.

1st trade Wyeth ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial red cloth; light wear, slipcase (wear to joints, some dust soiling). With 16 color plates. * (Neill, J.R., illus.) Thompson, Ruth Plumly. Pirates of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1931). 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth, color pictorial cover label; scuffed, spine ends & corners slightly frayed.

With 10 (of 12) color plates, plate facing p. 208 repaired on verso.

Greene & Hanff 25. * (Attwell, Mabel Lucie, illus.) Peter Pan and Wendy. New York: Scribner’s, 1932. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label; scuffed, joints, edges & corners a little frayed, slightly cocked. With color frontis. + 8 color plates, text illus. 1 plate starting to come loose. Occasional minor spotting. $80-120 44 3 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books: (Peck, C.E., illustrator.) Sterling, Sara Hawks. A Lady of King Arthur’s Court. Philadelphia: G.W. Jacobs, 1907. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green & black stamped grey cloth, color pictorial cover label, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed. 5 color plates (incl. frontis.), text illus. Internally clean. * (Enraght-Moony, R.J., illustrator.) Grahame, Kenneth. The Golden Age. London: John Lane, 1915. 1st ed. thus. 4to, orig. red-stamped pictorial olive cloth; light wear, occasional minor staining. With 19 color plates (incl. frontis.).

Text leaves toned, occasional minor foxing. * (Smith, Jesse Willcox, illustrator.) MacDonald, George. At The Back of The North Wind.

Philadelphia: David McKay, 1919. Lg. 8vo, orig. beige cloth, color pictorial cover label (very minor chipping), gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; occasional light wear & minor dust soiling. With color vignette title, 8 color plates, illus. endpapers by J.W. Smith. 1st J.W. Smith ed.

Tight, bright copy. $100-150

45 5 vols.

Walter Crane, et al., illustrators: Crane, Walter. The Baby’s Opera.

London: G. Routlege, [1877 or later]. 1st ed.? 4to, orig. pictorial brown bds.; moderately worn, occasional minor chipping. Color illus.

by Walter Crane. * _ _. Baby’s Own Aesop. London: Routlege, 1887.

1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; slightly scuffed, moderate edge wear. Color illus. & endpapers by W. Crane. Scattered light foxing. * (_ _.) The Baby’s Bouquet. London: F. Warne, n.d. [ca. 1900].

Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate waer, edges occasionally chipped. Color illus. & endpapers by W. Crane. * (Crane, Walter, illustrator.) Gilbert, Henry. Robin Hood and The Men of The Greenwood. Edinburgh: T.C. & E.C. Black, 1912. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed.

With 16 color plates (incl. frontis.). Minor foxing to front matter, one text leaf discolored by clippings. * (Sowerby, J.G.; Emmerson, H.H., illustrators.) Afternoon Tea: Rhymes for Children. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, [1880]. 1st Am. ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate wear, edges rather worn. Color illus. 1/2 title detached, its gutter discolored. $120-180 46 4 vols.

(Pyle, Howard, illustrator): Pyle, Howard. The Price of Blood. Boston: Richard G. Badger, 1899. 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., all edges stained red; light edge wear. With color frontis. + 5 plates.

Internally clean. BAL 16398, bdg. state 2. * _ _. The Ruby of Kishmoor.

New York: Harper, 1908. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered, color & giltpictorial slate green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed. Color frontis. + 9 plates. Bright, tight copy. BAL 16412. * Goldsmith, Sophie, adapted by. Wonder Clock Plays. New York: Harper, 1925. 1st ed., thus. 4to, orig. black & red stamped yellow-green cloth; light wear. 12 plates, text illus. Minor wear. * Twain, Mark. Saint Joan of Arc. New York: Harper, (1919). 1st ed., 1st ptg. Sm. 4to, orig. black cloth; color pictorial cover label, t.e.g.; light wear. With 4 mounted color plates (incl. frontis.), green shoulder decorations. Attractive copy. $80-120 The First American Wind in the Willows 47 1 vol.

Grahame, Kenneth. The Wind in The Willows. New York: Charles Scribner’s, 1908. First American edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & paneled green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; lightly to moderately scuffed, spine faded to brown, occasional minor dust soiling, a few small ink stains along edges of covers. Frontis., tissue guard. Front endpapers a little discolored, some discoloration to edges of tissue guard, ink gift inscription dated, “Dec. 25, 1908,” on front free endpaper recto, bookplate on front pastedown. $250-400

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01/14/10 48 1 vol.

Humphrey, Mable. The Book of The Child. New York: F.A. Stokes, 1903. First edition. Illus. by Jessie Willcox Smith and Elizabeth Shippen Green. Sq. folio, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderately scuffed, extremities rubbed, hinges cracked, casing coming loose.

With color frontis. + 6 color plates (4 after E.S. Green - incl. frontis. & 3 after J.W. Smith). Fore-edge text & plate corners creased.

Internally clean. $200-300 Signed by N.C. Wyeth & Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings 49 1 vol.

(Wyeth, N.C., illustrator.) Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan. The Yearling.

New York: Scribner’s, 1939. 1/770 signed by Wyeth & Rawlings. 4to, orig. gilt-pictorial blue-green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasional light wear, slipcase & chemise with label (top panel of slipcase defective, other edge wear). With 14 color plates, 2 plain plates, facs. letter & color illus. endpapers by N.C. Wyeth. $400-600 Charlotte’s Web 50 1 vol.

White, E.B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: Harper & Brother, (1952).

First edition. 8vo, orig. lettered & decorated light tan cloth; minor wear (spine slightly darkened, very minor edge wear, small red Valentine die cut pasted to center of back panel). Illus. by Garth Williams. Attractive copy. $300-500 51 1 vol.

(The Book-Lover’s Guild.) Goldsmith, Oliver. The Deserted Village.

Germantown, Philadelphia, 1901. #76/300 initialed by the publisher.

4to, orig. suede, leather cover label. Title page, initials & floral decorations in text, all hand-colored. Internally clean. $200-300

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Private & Small Press Books, Books on Books & C: (Chiswick Press.) Holbein, Hans. The Dance of Death. London: G. Bell, 1892.

1/500 (of 600). Introductory Note by Austin Dobson. 16mo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g.; spine ends frayed. Plates. * Alard, John. Stenbock, Yeats and The Nineties. London: Cecil & Amelia Woolf, 1969. #383/750. 16mo, orig. maroon cloth, gilt; light wear.

Frontis. With a bibliography by Timothy d’Arch Smith. * King, Arthur; Stuart, A.F. The House of Warne: One Hundred Years of Publishing. London: F. Warne, (1965). 8vo, orig. color pictorial giltlettered cloth; light wear. Frontis., color plates, other illus. * (The Franklin Court Print Shop.) Bligh, William. A Narrative of The Mutiny...

Ship Bounty. Philadelphia, 1977 [but 1779]. #123/350. Tall 8vo, orig. brown morocco-backed marbled bds. Illus. $60-90

MYSTERY, DETECTIVE & SCIENCE FICTION Lots 53-59 53 8 vols.

Mystery & Detective Fiction: Brown, Rita Mae. Rest In Pieces. New York, etc.: Bantam, (1992). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. bds.; light wear, d/j (price roughly clipped, slightly dusty). Illus. Signed by Rita Mae Brown on 1/2 title. * Craig, Philip R. A Beautiful Place To Die. New York: Scribner’s, (1989). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Near Fine. * Harris, Charlaine. Shakespeare’s Champion. New York: St. Martin’s, (1997). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 12mo, orig. cloth, d/j (slightly scuffed). NF-. * Kemprecos, Paul. Death in Deep Water. New York, etc.: Doubleday, (1992). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j (light wear). NF-. * _ _. Feeding Frenzy. New York, etc.: Doubleday, (1993).

1st ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. NF. * Morgan, Philippa. Chaucer and The House of Fame. New York: Carroll & Graf, (2004). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. NF. * _ _. Chaucer and The Doctor of Physic.

New York: Carroll & Graf, (2006). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j NF. * Melville, Jennie. Burning is a Substitute for Loving. New York: London House & Maxwell, (1964). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. bds.; some edge wear, d/j (chipping to edges). VG-. $80-120 54 2 vols.

(Sherlock Holmes.) The Strand Magazine. London, July to Dec., 1901; January to June, 1902. Vols. 22 & 23. 4to, contemp. 1/2 morocco & pebbled cloth, joints & extremities rubbed. Internally clean. Contains first appearance of Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Hound of The Baskervilles.” $250-400

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King, Stephen. Dreamcatcher. New York, etc.: Scribner, 2001. First edition, first printing. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Inscribed & signed by Stephen King on title page. Near Fine. $100-150 56 1 vol.

McKillip, Patricia A. The Riddle Master of Hed. New York: Atheneum, 1976. First edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; light edge wear, d/j (occasional creasing, some darkening & chipping to edges). $60-90 57 3 vols.

Verne, Jules. (First American Editions): The Mysterious Island, Wrecked in The Air. New York: Scribner, Armstrong, 1875. 1st Am. ed.

8vo, orig. terra-cotta cloth; edge wear, spine ends chipped away.

Frontis., map. Printed in double columns. 2 pp. adverts. Lacking front free endpaper. Scattered light foxing. Mayer 42. * The Wreck of The Chancellor. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1875. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & lettered terra-cotta cloth; light to moderate edge wear, spine ends, corners & joints scuffed, hinges tender or separating. M. 47. * The Giant Raft (Part II). The Cryptogram. New York: Scribner’s, 1882. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & lettered green cloth; light to moderate edge wear. Fold. map, frontis., fullpage illus. 16 pp. pub. adverts at back. M. 28. $200-300 58 3 vols.

Verne, Jules. (First & Early American Editions): Doctor Ox, and Other Stories. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1874. 1st Am. ed. 16mo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial terra-cotta cloth; light to moderate edge wear, occasionally scuffed, hinges very slightly scuffed. Myers 16. * Stories of Adventure; Meridiana; A Journey to The Center of The Earth.

New York: Scribner, Armstrong, 1874. 1st ed. thus. 8vo, orig. giltpictorial green cloth; moderate wear, extremities rubbed. With 68 full-page illus. Some internal spotting. 8 pp. adverts. at back. M. 35. * The Mysterious Island, Dropped From The Clouds. New York: Scribner, Armstrong, 1875. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial terra-cotta cloth; light wear. Frontis., 48 full-page illus. 2 pp. adverts. at back.

Internally generally clean. M. 42. $200-300

Rare First American Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea 59 1 vol.

Verne, Jules. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1873. First American edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & decorated green cloth; spine separating from back joint, spine ends frayed, darkening to edges of back cover, other light edge wear.

Frontis., map, plates. Bdg. just starting to break, a few leaves loose, a few edges chipped. Spine present & almost entirely intact.

With design at center of front cover depicting a school of jellyfish & title on front cover reading “Sea” not “Seas.”

The very uncommon first American edition -most copies conjectured to have been destroyed by fire.

Myers 56 $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 49

LITERATURE & FICTION, INCLUDING MODERN & OTHER FIRST EDITIONS Lots 60-98 60 6 vols.

Modern Literature, Poetry, Drama & Fiction - British Authors: Shaw, (George) Bernard. Saint Joan: A Chronicle Play... London: Constable, 1924. 1st pub. ed. Sm. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; slightly scuffed, occasional spotting to edges. Free endpapers discolored, minor foxing to front & back matter. * Bates, H.E. Mrs. Esmond’s Life. London, 1931. 1st ed., #148/300 signed by H.E. Bates.

12mo, orig. gilt-lettered mustard cloth; minor wear. * _ _. A Threshing Day. London: W. and G. Foyle, (1931). 1st ed., #256/300 signed by H.E. Bates. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; light to moderate edge wear. * Eliot, T.S. The Cocktail Party. London: Faber & Faber, (1950).

1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; edges slightly sunned. Minor foxing to endpapers. Gallup A55a. * _ _. Poetry and Drama. London: Faber & Faber, (1951). 1st English ed. 8vo, orig. red cloth; light wear, d/j (price clipped). Minor discoloration to endpapers. Gallup A57b. * Betjeman, John. A Few Late Chrysanthemums. London: John Murray, 1954. 1st trade ed. 12mo, orig. blue-violet cloth, paper label,d/j. Light wear. VG+. $120-180

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Literature & Drama - Modern First Editions - American Authors: Capote, Truman. Other Voices, Other Rooms. New York: Random House, (1948). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. beige cloth; moderate spotting & soiling, d/j (light edge wear, creases along spine panel).

Some discoloration along front endpaper & title page gutter.

VG-/VG. * Hemingway, Ernest. Across The River and Into The Trees.

New York: Scribner’s, 1950. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. black cloth; moderately scuffed, d/j (creasing, occasional small tears & chips, verso occasionally spotted). 2nd state of d/j. Hanneman A23a. * O’Neill, Eugene. Long Day’s Journey into Night. London: Jonathan Cape, (1956). 1st English ed. 8vo, orig. silver-lettered blue cloth; light wear, d/j (spine darkened, other occasional darkening). VG-/VG. * Williams, Tennessee. Period of Adjustment. London: Secker & Warburg, (1961). 1st English ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth; light wear, d/j (some dust soiling & discoloration, price clipped). Some spotting & discoloration to endpapers. VG-. $120-180 62 2 vols. (1 wrappers) Modern First Editions: Greene, Graham. The Quiet American.

London: W. Heinemann, (1955). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, giltlettered spine; minor spotting, slightly dusty, d/j (occasional edge wear, light to moderate dust soiling to back panel & front flap, cellotape remains on flaps & paste-downs). Light foxing to front & back matter. Good. Wobbe A35a. * Mailer, Norman. Maidstone: A Mystery. (New York): Signet, (1971). 1st ed., 1st ptg. 12mo, orig. pictorial stiff wrappers; light wear. Color & plain plates. $80-120 63 2 vols.

Paul Bowles: Bowles, Paul. Up Above The World. New York: Simon Schuster, (1966). 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt; light edge wear, d/j (chip at foot of spine - just touching publisher’s name, other minor wear to extremities). Inscribed, dated, “23/IX/95” & signed by Paul (Bowles) on front publisher’s device page. Signature & book clean & attractive. * (Bowles, Paul, translator.) Mirabet, Mohammed. Love With A Few Hairs. Braziller, (1968). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (cellotape repairs along upper edges). Inscribed & signed

by Paul Bowles on 1/2 title. $120-180

64 1 vol.

Fitzgerald, F. Scott. Flappers & Philosophers. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1920. First edition, first printing. 12mo, orig. blindstamped green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear, light to moderate dust soiling. Former owner’s ink signatures on front free endpaper recto.

Bruccoli A6I.a $120-180 65 1 vol.

Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell To Arms. London: Jonathan Cape, (1929). First English edition. 8vo, orig. magenta cloth, gilt-lettered spine; scattered light to moderate dust soiling, d/j (some edge wear - no loss of lettering or design elements, slightly dusty, a little darkened). Light discoloration to gutters of endpapers, 1/2 title & back blanks. Presumed 2nd state with “serious” on p. 66, line 28.

VG/VG+.

Hanneman 35a $200-300 66 1 vol.

Joyce, James. Ulysses. Paris: Shakespeare and Company, 1925. 7th ptg. 4to, orig. blue wrappers; front wrapper present but detached, creased with some chipping to edges, spine mostly gone. Minor internal creasing. Pp. [733]-734 of additional corrections only, lacking pp. 735-736. Sold with all faults.

Slocum & Cahoon 17. $200-300 Signed by Joseph Mitchell 67 1 vol.

Mitchell, Joseph. Old Mr. Flood. New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, (1948). First edition. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered & ruled red cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some creasing, a short close tear to edges). Signed

by Joseph Mitchell on front free endpaper recto. VG. $60-90 68 1 vol.

Pound, Ezra. The Pisan Cantos. (New York): New Directions, (1948).

First edition. 8vo,orig. black cloth; light edge wear, very slightly dusty, d/j (occasional minor chipping to edges, head & foot of spine panel chipped - just touching tops of letter at head of spine). Some discoloration & spotting to borders of front free endpaper. VG/VG+.

Gallup A60a $100-150

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01/14/10 69 4 vols.

Rushdie, Salman: Midnight’s Children. New York: Everyman’s Library, (1995). 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. Signed by Salman Rushdie on title page. * The Satanic Verses. (New York): Viking, (1989). 14th ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Signed by Rushdie on title page. * Another copy of the preceding, N.Y.: Viking, (1989), 14th ptg., 8vo, orig. bds., d/j (small tear along bottom edge of front panel), signed by Rushdie on title page. * The Enchantress of Florence. New York: Random House, (2008). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Signed by Salman Rushdie on title page. All Near Fine. $100-150 70 2 vols. (1 wrappers) Simpson, Louis: The Arrivistes: Poems, 1940-1949. New York: The Fine Editions Press, [1949]. 1st regularly published ed. Tall 8vo, orig. wrappers; light wear, glassine (chipped along edges). Darkening from newspaper clippings on verso of wrappers & facing blanks & on pp. 42 & 43. Signed & inscribed on front blank by Simpson.

Author’s first book. * Searching for The Ox. New York: W. Morrow, 1976. 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Inscribed, dated, “4/24/83” & signed by Louis Simpson on title page. Near Fine. $100-150 Signed by Steinbeck 71 1 vol.

Steinbeck, (John). The Viking Portable Library. Steinbeck. New York: The Viking Press, (1948). First edition. Edited by Pascal Covici.

12mo, orig. red-stamped pictorial cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some chipping - primarily to edges - slightly dusty). Signed by John Steinbeck on front free endpaper recto. Former owner’s ink presentation on 1/2 title. $80-120 72 1 vol.

Updike, John. Rabbit, Run. New York: Knopf, 1960. First edition.

12mo, orig. blue bds.; light edge wear, d/j (minor creasing along spine panel, joints & ends, a few small close tears along edges of panels). First state of d/j with 16 line blurb on front flap.

Very Good +. $300-500 73 1 vol.

Almanach Royal Annee M.DCC.LXXXVI [1785]. 8vo, contemp. mottled calf, gilt-paneled spine; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed, spine heavily scuffed, all edges stained red. Occasional minor internal spotting. Scattered old ink annotations. $80-120

74 8 vols. (1 wrappers) Literature, Poetry & Drama - Modern First Editions - British & French Authors: Binyon, Laurence. The Winnowing-Fan: Poems on The Great War. London: Elkin Mathews, 1914. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers; edges darkened. Untrimmed, partly unopened.

Internally clean. * Thomas, Dylan. A Child’s Christmas in Wales.

Norfolk: New Directions, (1954). 1st separate ed. 12mo, orig. bds.; some spotting to edges, d/j (slightly darkened, price clipped).

Owner’s ink inscription on front free endpaper. VG. * Greene, Graham. The Quiet American. London: W. Heinemann, (1955). 1st ed.

8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; corners bumped, slightly scuffed, d/j (spine discolored, occasional spotting, minor edge wear, lacking wrap-around band). Some spotting to endpapers. VG-/VG. Wobbe A35a. * Spender, Stephen. The Edge of Being. New York: Random House, (1949). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds.; moderate edge wear, d/j (edges discolored, head of spine chipped, a few close tears at edges). Back endpaper gutter discolored. VG/VG+. * Durrell, Lawrence. Mountolive. London: Faber and Faber, (1958). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. orange cloth; light edge wear, d/j (light edge wear, chip at top of back panel adjoining spine panel beginning to form). Minor spotting to endpapers. VG. * _ _. Clea. London: Faber and Faber, (1960). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. red cloth; light wear, d/j (light edge wear, a few close tears at edges). Light to moderate spotting to endpapers. * Cocteau, Jean. The Infernal Machine. London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1936. 1st English-language ed. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth; light to moderate edge wear, d/j (edge wear, occasional chipping, slightly dusty). Some discoloration at edges of front free endpaper & 1/2 title. VG-. * Genet, Jean. Death Watch. London: Faber & Faber, (1961). 1st English-language ed. 8vo, orig. wrappers;occasional minor wear. VG+. $200-300 75 1 vol.

(Barber, James.) The Law-Suit: or, The Farmer and Fisherman. A Poem.

London: for G. Spavan, 1738. First edition. 8vo, 19th-Century 3/4 blue morocco & cloth, gilt; joints, spine ends & extremities rubbed.

Frontis. 1 p. adverts. at back. Some minor internal darkening, upper fore-edge of frontis. chipped. Trimmed - heads shaved close.

NUC NB 0109507 (locating 2 copies) $120-180

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[Addison, Joseph; Steele, Richard, et al.] [The Tattler]: The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaffe, Esq. London: for E. and R. Nutt, J. Knapton, [et al.], 1723. 12mo, old tan calf, gilt-ornamental spines, maroon morocco spine labels; rubbed, joints stressed, a few covers detached or detaching. Scattered foxing, occasionally heavy, most often moderate or light. Trimmed, a few heads shaved close.

Revised & corrected ed. $150-250 77 59 vols.

E.F. Benson & Brother - Benson, E.F.: Dodo. London: Methuen, 1893.

1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; moderately scuffed, some edge wear, a little cocked. Upper 1/3 of 1/2 title chipped away, some discoloration to title page. Scattered light foxing. Author’s 1st book. * The Rubicon. [London]: Methuen, 1894. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth; scuffed, extremities rubbed, other moderate wear. Slightly cocked, endpapers discolored. Library labels on front covers. * The Babe, B.A. New York: G.P. Putnam’s, 1896. 1st Am. ed. Sm. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt; light to moderate wear, slightly dusty, a little cocked. Frontis. + 5 plates. * (Arrowsmith’s Christmas Annual, 1898.) Benson, E.F. The Money Market. Bristol, [1898]. 12mo, orig. pictorial wrappers. Adverts. Moderate wear & creasing. * Mammon and Co. New York: D. Appleton, 1899. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate edge wear. * The Princess Sophia.

London: W. Heinemann, 1900. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, slightly cocked & a little dusty. * The Luck of The Vails. London: W. Heinemann, 1901. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, occasional dust soiling. * Scarlet and Hyssop. New York: D. Appleton, 1902. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear. Minor wear. Internal dampstaining. * Daily Training.

London: Hurst and Blackett, 1902. 1st ed. Written with Eustace H. Miles. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate edge wear, slightly cocked. Plates.

Foxing to endpapers. * The Relentless City. New York: Harper, 1903.

1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate edge wear.

Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by Benson on front free endpaper recto. * The Challoners. London: W. Heinemann, 1904. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to occasionally moderate wear. * An Act in Backwater. London: W. Heinemann, 1905. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, slightly cocked. Light foxing to front & back matter. * Paul.

London: W. Heinemann, 1906. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, slightly cocked. Light foxing to front & back matter. * The House of Defence. London: W. Heinemann, 1907. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, slightly dusty. Light foxing to front & back matter. * The 1st Am. ed. of the preceding, New York, 1906, 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, plates. * Sheaves. New York: Doubleday Page, 1907. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear.

Newspaper clipping & discoloration on front endpapers. * The Climer.

London: W. Heinemann, 1908. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear.

Discoloration to endpapers. * Juggernaut. London: W. Heinemann,

1911. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Thorley Weir. London: Smith, Edler, 1913. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate wear, joints & extremities rubbed. Light foxing to front & back matter. * Dodo’s Daughter. New York: Century, 1914. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate edge wear, front hinge stressed.* The Oakleyites. New York: G.H. Doran, (1915). 1st Am. ed. (?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Michael. New York: G.H. Doran, (1916). 1st Am. ed.(?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Arundel. London: T. Fisher, (1914). 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear. Light foxing to front & back matter. * The Tortoise. New York: G.H. Doran, (1917). 1st Am. ed. (?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * “Queen Lucia.” New York: G.H. Doran, (1920). 1st Am. ed. (?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Up and Down. London: Hutchinson, 1918. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate wear. * Across The Stream. New York: G.H. Doran, (1919). 1st Am. ed. (?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Our Family Affairs. 1867-1896. New York: G.H. Doran, (1921). 1st Am. ed. (?). 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. Plates. * Peter. New York: G.H. Doran, (1922). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Miss Mapp. New York: G.H. Doran, (1923). 1st Am. ed.

8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Alan. London: T. Fisher, (1924). 1st ed.

8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Colin II. London: Hutchinson, (1925). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. * Mother. London: Hodder & Stoughton, (1925). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, occasionally slightly scuffed. Plates. * Rex. New York: G.H. Doran, (1925). 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate edge wear. * Lucia in London. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran,1928. 1st Am. Ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (price clipped). * Ferdinand Magellan. London: J. Lane, (1929). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (chipped). Frontis., maps. Minor internal dampstaining. * As We Were. London: Longmans, Green, 1930. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, extremities sunned. Plates. * The Worshipful Lucia. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1935. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear.

Clipping mounted to front free endpaper recto. * The Male Impersonator. London: Elkin, Mathews & Marrot, 1929. #199/530 signed by Benson. Sm. 4to, orig. bds., d/j. Light wear. * “Old London Series”: Portrait of An English Nobleman; Janet; Friend of The Rich; The Unwanted. All New York: Appleton, 1937. 1st Am. eds. 8vo,orig. cloth, d/j’s (occasionally chipped). In defective box. * Lot also includes later ptgs. of The Freaks of Mayfair, David Blaize... Blue Door, The Image in The Sands, Six Common Things, Mrs. Ames, Limitations, David of King’s, Paying Guests, Robin Linnet, David Blaize, Final Edition. * Benson, Arthur Christopher: Along The Road. New York: G.P. Putnam’s, 1913. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, light wear. * Hugh: Memoirs of a Brother. New York: Longmans, Green, 1915. 3rd ptg.

8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. Light wear. Plates. $250-400

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01/14/10 CHARLES DICKENS & ANTHONY TROLLOPE Lots 78-87 78 1 vol.

Dickens, Charles. Bleak House. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1853.

First edition in book form. Illus. by H.K. Browne. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 tan calf, marbled bds. & edges, burgundy morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed. With 40 plates, incl. frontis. & vignette title. Darkening to edges of frontis. & additional vignette title, some darkening to extreme edges of other plates, other occasional light foxing. $200-300 79 2 vols.

Dickens, Charles: Dombey and Son. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848. First edition in book form. Illus. by H.K. Browne. 8vo, contemp.

1/2 tan calf & marbled bds., green morocco spine label; rubbed.

With 40 plates, incl. frontis. & additional vignette title. Edges of plates darkened, plates often foxed, scattered light to moderate foxing to text. * David Copperfield. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850.

First edition in book form. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 green calf & marbled bds., morocco spine label; worn & rubbed, front cover detached.

With 40 plates, incl. frontis. & additional vignette title. Plates often heavily foxed. Punch hole approx. 1/2 inch in diameter in center of pp. 353-384. Sold with all faults. $120-180 80 2 vols.

Dickens, Charles: Little Dorritt. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857.

First edition in book form. Illus. by H.K. Browne. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 red calf & marbled bds., green morocco spine label; occasionally scuffed. With 40 plates, incl. frontis. & additional vignette title.

Moderate foxing to frontis. & vignette title, light to occasionally moderate foxing to other plates. * The Mystery of Edwin Drood.

London: Chapman & Hall, 1870. First edition in book form. Illus. by S.L. Fildes. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 black morocco & marbled bds.; rubbed & worn. With portrait, additional vignette tile + 12 plates. Moderate foxing to title page, light to moderate foxing to plates, occasional light foxing to text. $150-250

81 3 vols.

(Dickens, Charles.) Oliver Twist; or The Parish Boy’s Progress. By “Boz.” London: Richard Bentley, 1838. First edition, second issue. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 calf & marbled bds.; rubbed, spines defective. Front cover of vol. 1 detached. Lacking title page in vol. 2, lacking 1/2 titles called for in vols. 1 & 2, lacking adverts. at front of vol. 3. With 24 plates by George Cruikshank (1 loose). With 4 pp. adverts. at back of vol. 1. Scattered light to moderate foxing, plates often moderately foxed. Sold with all faults.

Smith 4 $250-400 82 2 vols.

Johnson, Samuel. A Dictionary of The English Language. London, 1785. “The Sixth Edition.” 4to, contemp. paneled calf, rebacked, treated & repaired, orig. spines laid down, endpapers & fly leaves deacidified. Mostly unobtrusive dampstaining to leaves comprising the first half of vol. 2. $250-400 83 12 vols.

Trollope, Anthony: Is He Popenjoy? London: Chapman & Hall, 1878.

1st ed. 3 vols. 1/2 titles. Scattered light to occasionally moderate foxing. Sadlier 49. * Ayala’s Angel. London: Chapman & Hall, 1881.

1st ed. 3 vols. Scattered, generally light, foxing. S. 60. * Marion Fay. London: Chapman & Hall, 1882. 1st ed. 3 vols. 1/2 titles. Internally clean. S. 66. * Mr. Scarborough’s Family. London: Chapman & Hall, 1883. 1st ed. 3 vols. 1/2 titles. All 8vo, uniform contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt, gilt spine compartments & lettering, t.e.g., other edges rough trimmed; spines darkened, heads & corners of Popenjoy rubbed & occasionally chipped, joints of Ayala’s Angel rubbed, other scattered minor wear. $200-300 84 5 vols.

Trollope, Anthony. The Small House at Allington. London: Smith Elder, 1864. 2nd ed. Illus. by J.E. Millais. 2 vols. With 18 plates (incl. frontispiece). Scattered generally light foxing. See Sadlier 18. * Doctor Thorne. London: Chapman & Hall, 1858. 2nd ed. 3 vols. All 8vo, uniform late 19th-Century 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt, t.e.g., other edges rough trimmed; occasionally scuffed, joints of Small House rubbed. Both issued same years as first editions. See Sadlier 7. $200-300

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01/14/10 85 3 vols.

Trollope, Anthony. The Eustace Diamonds. London: Chapman & Hall, 1873. First English edition. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., t.e.g., other edges rough trimmed; spines darkened, occasionally scuffed, joints rubbed. Complete with 1/2 titles.

Internally clean.

Sadlier 39 $200-300 86 4 vols.

Trollope, Anthony. The Prime Minister. London: Chapman & Hall, 1876. First English edition in book form. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt spine compartments & lettering, t.e.g., other edges rough trimmed; corners & spine ends rubbed. Very occasional minor spotting. With orig. parts Part 1 front wrapper bound in at back of vol. 4.

Sadlier 3204a $150-250 87 2 vols.

Trollope, Anthony. He Knew He Was Right. London: Strahan, 1869.

First English book form edition. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt, t.e.g., other edges rough cut; spines darkened, occasionally scuffed, joints & spine ends occasionally rubbed.

Complete with 1/2 titles. With 64 illus. by Marcus Stone. Very occasional, very minor foxing.

Sadlier 31 $200-300 88 20 vols.

Symons, Arthur - Criticism, Travel & C: An Introduction to The Study of Browning. London, etc.: Cassell, 1886. 1st ed., 1st issue. Sm. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear. With 16 pp. pub. cat. dated 10, 86. Bookplate on front paste-down. Author’s first book. Beckson A1a. * Another copy of the 1st issue of the preceding, orig. green cloth; scuffed, with 16 pp. pub. cat. dated, 10, 86. * A later 1886 issue of the preceding, orig. green cloth, no pub. cat. * Studies in Two Literatures. London: Smithers, 1897. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, untrimmed. B. A6a. * The Romantic Movement in English Poetry. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1909. 1st Am. ed.

8vo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g., gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed. B. A27b. * Cities. London: J.M. Dent, 1903. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated green cloth, spine gilt. Plates. Lacking front free endpaper. Untrimmed. B. A13a. * Plays, Acting and Music.

London: Duckworth, 1903. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, paper spine label.

Plates (incl. frontis.). Untrimmed. B. A12a. * Spiritual Adventures.

London: A. Constable, 1905. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, spine faded. Untrimmed. B.A16a. * Studies in Seven

Arts. London: A. Constable, 1906. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, giltlettered spine, t.e.g., untrimmed. B. A19a. * Cities of Italy. [London]: J.M. Dent, 1907. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. olive green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., untrimmed; some creasing to front matter. B. A 21a. * William Blake. London: A. Constable, 1907. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; scuffed, spine slightly faded. Light foxing to front & back matter. B. A20a. * The Romantic Movement in English Poetry. London: A. Constable, 1909. 1st English ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; spine faded to brown, untrimmed. B. A27a. * (Chiswick Press.) London: A Book of Aspects.

London, 1909. Ltd. ed. 8vo, orig. bds., untrimmed. B. A25b. * Plays, Acting and Music. London: Constable, 1909. 2nd ed., revised. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; spine faded to brown, untrimmed. Signed & dated, “Chig: 1914” by Symons on front free endpaper. B. A12c. * Cities and Sea - Coasts and Islands. London: W. Collins, 1918. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, paper spine label. Frontis.

Review copy - blind stamp on title page. Small area on title page discolored by newspaper clipping. B. A34a. * Dramatis Personae.

London: Faber & Gwyer, 1925. 1st English ed. 8vo, orig. purple cloth, gilt-lettered spine; spine faded to brown. Minor residue on title page. B. A42b. * (Beaumont Press.) Persian Nights. (London), (1926). #17/80 (of 390) signed by Symons, the editor & publisher. 8vo, orig. vellum-backed bds., gilt-lettered spine. Printed on vellum. B. A 49a. * Studies in Modern Painters. New York: W.E. Rudge, 1925.

1/600, typography by Bruce Rogers. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth & bds., untrimmed. B. A47a. * Studies in Strange Souls. London: C.J. Sawyer, 1929. 1st ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered red bds., gilt-lettered spine. With 3 photogravure portraits. B. A52a. * Confessions. New York: Fountain Press, 1930. #175/500 (of 542) signed by Symons. Lg. 8vo, orig. richly gilt red cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed.

Bookplate on front paste-down. Bright copy. B. A55a.

All showing light to moderate shelf wear unless otherwise indicated. $120-180 89 3 vols.

Waugh, Evelyn: They Were Still Dancing. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, (1932). 1st Am. ed., 2nd state. 8vo, orig. yellow cloth, top edge stained blue, other edges untrimmed; light wear, occasional minor dust soiling to edges. U.S. edition of Remote People. * When The Going Was Good. London: Duckworth, 1946. 1st ed. thus. 8vo, orig. yellow cloth; light wear. Color frontis., fold. map. * Basil Seal Rides Again. Boston: Little, Brown, (1963). #424/1000 signed by Evelyn Waugh. 4to, orig. gilt-pictorial blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; minor shelf wear. Color frontis. by Kathleen Hale. $120-180

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01/14/10 90 11 vols.

English Drama - 18th-Century Imprints: Cibber, Colley. The Dramatick Works of... London: W. Feales, 1736. 5 vols. 12mo, contemp. gilt-paneled mottled calf; rubbed & blistered, re-backed in 19th-Century morocco with maroon morocco spine labels. With 20 separate title pages & 18 plates. Light to moderate foxing, occasional dampstaining. Titles often moderately foxed. * Howard, Robert. The Dramatic Works of... London: J. Tonson, 1722. 3rd ed.

12mo, contemp. calf, gilt-ornamental spines, black morocco spine labels; scuffed, joints, corners & extremities rubbed. Frontis. portrait.

Scattered light foxing, some, mostly marginal, dampstaining. * Lee, Nathanael. The Dramatick Works of... London: for W. Feakes, 1734. 1st collected ed. 3 vols. 12mo, contemp. gilt-paneled calf, richly gilt spine compartments, russet morocco spine labels; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. With 18 separate title pages & 18 plates; lacking portrait of Lee?, 1/2 title in vol. 2. Scattered light foxing, occasional minor dampstaining. * Vanbrugh, John. Plays Written by... London: for J. Tonson, [et al.], 1730. 1st collected ed. 2 vols. 12mo, contemp. calf; heavily rubbed, re-backed?, red & black morocco spine labels.

Frontis. portrait. Scattered light foxing, title pages browned. $200-300 91 6 pieces.

Theatre Playbills - Primarily Philadelphia, 19th-Century: “Julius Ceasar,” Edwin Booth. * “As You Like It,” Julia Marlow. * “Hamlet,” Louis James. * “Comedy of Errors,” Robson and Crane. * “ Hamlet,” Creston Clarke. * “Othello,” Louis James. Primarily The Walnut Street & Chestnut Street Theatres. Some toning & occasional wear.

Tears & edge wear to Edwin Booth “Julius Ceasar.” $80-120 91A 4 vols.

[Collection of Plays.] Boston: Wells and Lilly; New York: A.T. Goodrich, 1823. As performed by W. Oxberry. 12mo, contemp. marbled bds. & morocco corners; spine crudely repaired, corners rubbed, free endpapers gone, hinges cracked, gutters of title pages reinforced. Printed with stage business & directions. Several bdgs. broken. Includes The Beggar’s Opera. $100-150

92 3 vols.

American Literature: Irving, Washington. Biography and Poetical Remains of The Late Margaret Miller Davidson. Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard, 1841. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt, gilt-lettered spine; edge wear, spine chipped & defective. Some internal dampstaining, light to moderate foxing. BAL 10159. * (Clemens, S.L.) The Gilded Age... by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner. Hartford: American Pub. Co., 1874. Lg. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt; re-backed, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated spine laid-down, orig. covers preserved. Frontis., fold. plate, + 19 plates, text illus. 4 pp. adverts.

Minor marginal dampstaining. Early printing. See BAL 3357 (1st ptg., Hartford & Chicago, 1873). * (_ _.) “1601” or Conversation at The Social Fireside as It Was in The Time of The Tudors by Mark Twain. New York: Privately printed, 1927. 12mo, orig. bds.; spine gone, casing starting. $80-120 93 2 vols.

American Literature: (Clemens, S.L.) The Innocents Abroad, or The New Pilgrims’ Progress... by Mark Twain. Hartford: American Publishing Company, [etc.], 1869. 1st ed., 3rd issue. 8vo, orig. giltlettered & pictorial black cloth; corners bumped, spine ends frayed, other light to moderate wear, hinges stressed. With 2 frontispieces, 14 plates, text illus. Adverts. on pp. (652-656). Minor scattered spotting. BAl 3316. * James, Henry. The American Scene. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1907. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners slightly bumped, spine ends slightly frayed, occasionally slightly scuffed. Internally generally clean. Complete with blanks. BAL 10663 (not assuming priority for the London ed.) $80-120 94 1 vol.

(Clemens, Samuel L.) Life on The Mississippi by Mark Twain. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1883. First American edition, second state. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & blind-decorated brown cloth; corners very slightly bumped, spine ends scuffed & slightly frayed. Frontis., fullpage & text illus. throughout. Internally generally clean. Tight, bright, attractive copy.

BAL 3411 $200-300

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01/14/10 SETS & FINE BINDINGS Lots 95-100 95 12 vols.

(Kent, Rockwell, illustrator.) Casanova de Seingalt, Giacomo Girolamo. The Memoirs of... Aventuros, 1925. #336/1000. Translated

by Arthur Machen. 8vo, orig. black cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spines, t.e.g.; occasionally slightly scuffed, spine ends & corners slightly frayed. Frontispieces, lettered tissue guards. Internally clean. $80-120

100 2 vols.

Carroll, Lewis: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. London: Macmillan, 1938. * Through The Looking-Glass. London: Macmillan, 1940. Both sm. 8vo, contemp. gilt-pictorial blue polished calf, spines richly gilt, inner dentelles gilt, a.e.g., russet morocco spine labels; moderately scuffed, spine ends & corners rubbed, front joint of Through The Looking Glass starting to split, by Bayntun Riviere. Frontispieces, text illus. Internally clean. $80-120

96 30 vols.

Dickens, Charles. The Works. London: Chapman and Hall, 18811882. #788/1000. 4to, orig. green cloth, paper labels; occasionally scuffed & sunned, spine edges & corners frayed, labels often chipped, 1 label gone. Portrait (loose), plates & other illus. by G. Cruikshank, “Phiz,” et al. Untrimmed & partly unopened. Internally generally clean, back covers & end matter of vol. 12 affected by mildew. $250-400

TRAVEL & EXPLORATION Lots 101-109

97 34 vols.

Dickens, Charles. The Works. New York: Scribner’s, 1897-1899.

Gadshill Edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth; spines faded, occasional dampstaining & dust soiling. Plates after G. Cruikshank, “Phiz,” et al. Several vols. with internal dampstaining. With the 2 vol.

“Life of Charles Dickens.” $100-200

102 2 vols.

Arctic & Scandinavian Travel: Hayes, Isaac I. An Arctic Boat Journey, in The Autumn of 1854. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1883. New edition.

12mo, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; moderately scuffed, spine ends slightly frayed. With map + 14 wood-engraved plates (incl. frontis.). Internally slightly toned. * Du Chaillu, Paul B. The Land of The Midnight Sun. London: G. Newnes, 1899. New edition. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt & color pictorial blue cloth. Fold. map, plates, text illus. Some spotting to front matter edges. $50-80

98 13 vols.

Shakespeare, William. The Works of. Boston: Little Brown and Company, 1866. #19/50. Edited by Richard Grant White. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 green crushed levant morocco & marbled bds., richly gilt lettered, geometrical & floral decorated spine compartments, t.e.g.; spines faded to brown, occasionally scuffed, joints often rubbed & occasionally tender, front cover of vol. 10 detached (but present). Portrait. occasional internal spotting, some light foxing & darkening to front matter. $200-300 99 4 vols.

Goldsmith, Oliver. The Works. New York., 1881. Edited by Peter Cunningham. Lg. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 crushed green morocco & marbled bds., gilt, t.e.g.; occasionally slightly scuffed, by Oldach.

Some minor spotting. Generally attractive, bright bdgs. $150-250

101 1 vol.

Mandeville, Sir John. The Voiage and Travaile of Sir John Maundevile.

London: Edward Lumley, 1839. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 brown calf & marbled bds., raised bands, maroon morocco spine label, edges stained red; occasionally slightly scuffed. Frontis., text illus. Internally clean. $60-100

103 5 vols.

Indian Sub-Continent - Description, Travel & C: Heber, Reginald.

Narrative of a Journey Through The Upper Provinces of India,... 18241825 (With Notes Upon Ceylon). London: John Murray, 1828. 3rd ed.

3 vols. 8vo, contemp. gilt-ruled & heavily blind-stamped & ruled red cloth, richly gilt spine compartments, black morocco spine labels, marbled edges; joints rubbed, spines & edges heavily scuffed, spines faded to brown. With 27 wood-engraved plates. Scattered, mostly light, foxing, occasional staining in margins of vol. 1. * Bateman, Josiah. The Life of The Right Rev. Daniel Wilson..., Late Lord Bishop of Calcutta and Metropolitan of India. London: John Murray, 1860. 1st ed.

2 vols. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 green calf & marbled bds., gilt-ruled & lettered spines, maroon morocco spine labels; occasionally scuffed.

With map, frontis. portraits + 20 plates. Moderate foxing & darkening to title pages, frontispieces & other front matter, other scattered light foxing. $100-150

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01/14/10 104 1 vol.

(Vietnamese Travel Brochures, ca. 1950.) “Hue: The Eternal City.”

Saigon: National Tourist Office, n.d. * “Saigon: Capitol of Vietnam.”

Saigon: Tourism National Office, n.d. Bound together. Contemp. bds., orig. wrappers preserved. Illus. $60-90 105 1 vol.

(Views of The Crimea.) (“Cote Meridonale de la Crimee.”) N.p., n.d. [ca. 1840]. Small oblong folio, orig. flexible bds.; worn, spine gone, front cover detached but present. With 15 lithographic plates.

Moderate foxing to first 10 plates, scattered light foxing to last 5. $60-90 106 1 vol.

Loubat, J.F. Narrative of The Mission to Russia, in 1866, of Hon. Gustavus Vasa Fox, Assistant-Secretary of the Navy. New York: D. Appleton, 1873. First edition. 4to, contemp. 3/4 brown morocco & pebbled cloth, richly gilt spine compartments, marbled edges & endpapers; scuffed, spine ends & corners & joints rubbed. With 18 steel-engraved plates - primarily portraits. Minor foxing to front matter.

Presentation copy inscribed, dated, “Nov. 15, 1873,” & signed by G.V. Fox. $80-120 107 2 vols.

Ellis, William. History of Madagascar. London: Fisher & Son, [1838].

8vo, late 19th-Century 3/4 brown morocco & marbled bds., spines gilt, t.e.g.; occasionally bumped & scuffed. With map, plan, 10 plates (incl. color frontis. in vol. 2), wood-engraved text illus. Scattered light foxing, occasional minor marginal dampstaining. $250-350 108 2 vols.

Prescott, William H. History of The Conquest of Peru, With a Preliminary View of The Civilization of The Incas. New York: Harper, 1847. First edition. Tall 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, spines starting to fade. Frontispieces, portraits, map, facs.

Scattered light foxing.

Sabin 65273 $80-120

Captain Cook’s First Voyage 109 3 vols.

(Cook, Capt. James - First Voyage.) Hawkesworth, John. An Account of The Voyages. London: W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1773.

Second edition. 4to, contemp. calf, rebacked & repaired. With 51 maps, charts & plates. Ink stain to bottom edge of vol. 1, extending into bottom margins of plate & text leaves; ink stain to bottom edges of vols. 2 & 3 adjacent to spine, occasionally extending into extreme bottom text gutters & occasionally touching bottom margins of plates. Lacking the Chart of The Straights of Magellan.

Some minor internal dampstaining, a few leaves slightly browned.

Sabin 30934 $2,500-3,500 Please illustration on page 49

EARLY PRINTING & C Lots 110-118 110 1 vol.

Ritter, Albert. Collectio Vacticiniorum, das ist, Propheceien und Weissagungen... Berlin: G. Grosser, 1923. #72/315 (of 555). 8vo, orig. pictorial & decorated vellum over bds., brass clasps, edges stained red; occasionally dusty. Illus. $100-150 111 4 vols.

Lavater, John Caspar. Essays on Physiognomy. London: H.D. Symonds, 1797. 8vo, orig. bds., paper spine labels; moderate wear, some dust soiling, labels very worn. Numerous engraved plates.

Occasional internal spotting. Untrimmed. $200-300 112 1 vol.

Condorcet, (Antoine-Nicolas de.) Vie de Voltaire. [Paris]: Societe Litteraire-Typographique, 1789. 8vo, contemp. bds., calf back & corners, red morocco spine label. Generally internally crisp & clean very scattered light foxing. Complete with additions & corrections. $80-120 113 1 vol.

Erasmus, Desiderius. Colloquia Familiaria. Ulmae: Danielis Bartholomaei, 1712. Edited by Petri Rabi. 8vo, contemp. sheep, gilt floral spine compartments, mustard morocco spine label, all edges stained red. With Erasmus’s Moriae encomium with sep. title page & pagination. Frontis. (chip along fore edge margin). Scattered light to moderate foxing. Ex-library - ink stamp on title. $80-120

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01/14/10 Incunable Satire 114 1 vol.

Juvenalis, Decimus Junius. Satyrae. Venice: Joannes Tacuinus de Tridino, Dec. 2, 1492. Folio, 17th-Century pigskin, morocco spine label. Armorial bookplate of Joseph Smith, British consul at Venice.

Leaf size 12 1/4 x 8 3/8 inches (311 x 212mm), light to moderate dust soiling at leaf edges, occasional minor dampstaining just touching a few leaf edges, scattered early ink annotations.

Complete, 200 leaves, A-B4, a-z-g8. HC 9709X; BMC V, 527; Goff J-662. Bound with: Persius Flaccus, Aulus. Satyrae. Venice: Bartholomaeus de Ragazonibus, Jan. 17, 1492/3. Folio. Leaf size as above. Some minor darkening to leaf edges. Complete, 48 leaves, a8-b-g6, h4. HC 12737; BMC V 536; Goff P-354. $2,000-3,000 Please illustration on page 49 Natural Magic 115 2 vols.

Porta, Giovanni Battista della. Magia Naturalis, oder Haus-Kunst-und Wunder-Buch. Nuremberg, 1680. 8vo, contemp. vellum over bds., edges stained blue; light wear, occasionally slightly dusty. With frontis. + 20 plates & fold. plan. Internally generally clean. Minor marginal dampstaining at back of vol. 2. Ex-library - ink stamp at foot of vol. 2 title.

See Ferguson Vol. 2, pp. 215-217 $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 50

ENGLISH & IRISH SUBJECTS Lots 116 -122 116 1 vol.

Chamberlayne, Edward. Angliae Notitia; or The Present State of England. [London]: T.N. for John Martyn, 1669. 12mo, contemp. calf; rubbed, worn, small crude repairs. Lacking back free endpaper. trimmed - a few heads shaved close. Minor creasing to corners.

Bdg. breaking.

Wing C-1820 $80-120 117 1 vol.

(Allestree, Richard.) The Ladies Calling. Oxford, 1675. “The Third Impression.” 8vo, contemp. paneled calf; rebacked, scuffed, spine ends rubbed. Frontis. Engraved device on title page. Small old ink price? markings on title page. Internally generally clean. Trimmed no loss to ptg.

Wing A-1143 $400-700

118 1 vol.

English Commonwealth Period Imprints: (Cromwell, Oliver.) His Highness Speech to The Parliament in The Painted Chamber, at Their Dissolution,... January, 1654. London: Henry Hills, 1654[5]. Sm. 4to, 19th-Century 1/2 calf & marbled bds.; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Some internal dampstaining. Wing C-7170D. Bound with: (_ _.) A Declaration of His Highness by The Advice of Council,...

Reasons... Securing The Peace of The Commonwealth... London: Henry Hills and John Field, 1655. Sm. 4to. Some internal dampstaining.

Thomason E-1065[1]. Also bound with: Fiennes, Lord Nathaniel. The Speech of... Made before his Highnesse and both Houses of Parliament:...

27th of January, 1658. 4to. Some dampstaining. All trimmed - a few heads shaved close. Wing F-882. $200-300 119 4 vols.

Nash, Joseph. The Mansions of England in The Olden Times. (London): T. M’Lean, 1839-40-41-49. [First]-Fourth Series. Lg. folio, orig. 1/2 black calf & gilt-lettered cloth; scuffed. With 104 tinted litho plates (including vignette titles). Moderate foxing to dedication/contents leaves, scattered light foxing to plates, some chipping to corner margins of Second Series plates.

Abbey, Scenery, 402 (calling for 106 plates - copy above complete as issued) $250-400 120 1 vol.

[Russell, Lord John, First Earl of Russell.] Essays and Sketches of Life and Character. By a Gentleman Who Has Left His Lodgings. London: Longman, etc., 1820. First edition. 8vo, orig. bds., paper spine label; scuffed, front cover starting to detach, spine label chipped.

Occasional light foxing. 12 pp. pub. cat. at front. Untrimmed. $60-90 121 1 vol.

Temple, John. The Irish Rebellion: or an History... General Rebellion... within The Kingdom of Ireland,... 1641. Dublin: Aaron Rhames, 1724.

“Sixth Edition.” 4to, 20th-Century morocco. Frontis. Occasional internal spotting. Slightly trimmed - no loss of ptg. Frontis. depicting atrocities. $400-600

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01/14/10 Oscar’s Mum 122 1 vol.

Wilde, Lady (Jane Francesca Speranza.) Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms & Superstitions of Ireland. London: Chatto & Windus, 1899. “A New Edition.” 8vo, orig. color pictorial cloth; light to moderate wear, spine ends frayed. 1902 pub. cat. at back. Light to moderate foxing to front & back matter. $60-90

AMERICANA Lots 123-155 123 6 vols.

Americana - Including Travel: Wansey, Henry. An Excursion to The United States of North America, in The Summer of 1794. 2nd ed. 12mo, 19th-Century 3/4 crushed red morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt, t.e.g.; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed. Frontis. (profile of General Washington), fold. view (State-House at Philadelphia), fold. table.

Some offsetting, scattered light foxing. Howes W-86. * Robertson, William. The History of America. Lancaster: W. Greer, 1812. 2 vols.

8vo, contemp. tree calf, red morocco spine labels; spines chipped & rubbed, joints stressed. Lacking front free endpaper & back blank in vol. 1. Front hinge of vol. 1 reinforced, affecting title page gutter.

Some internal staining & spotting. Sabin 71976. * Hamilton, Thomas. Men and Manners in America. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1843. Sm. 8vo, modern cloth. Frontis. Scattered light foxing. Howes H-138. * Weems, M.L. The Life of George Washington. Philadelphia: J. Allen, 1840. 12mo, contemp. sheep, black morocco spine label; scuffed, front cover detached. Frontis. portrait of Washington, fullpage illus. Scattered light foxing. American Imprints 40-6899 (locating 5 copies). * Biddle, Alexander. Old Family Letterss.

Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1892. Series A. Lg. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed. Attractive copy. $150-250 124 1 vol.

Morse, Jedidiah; Parish, Elijah. A Compendious History of New England. Newburyport: Thomas & Whipple, 1809. “Second Edition.”

12mo, contemp. sheep, black morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Occasional minor internal spotting. Contemp. decorated ink manuscript “bookplate” of Noah Thomas Jackson George on front free endpaper recto. Subtle contemp. ink embellishment surrounding the “A” at head of title. Some darkening to edges of endpapers.

American Imprints 18130 $80-120

125 8 vols.

The American South - History & C - Much relating to Virginia: Meade, Bishop (William). Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1861. 2nd ed. 2 vols. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spines; spines & corners worn & chipped. Frontis., plates, text illus. Some internal dampstaining. Exlibrary - stamps & markings on endpapers. Sabin 47420. * Wertenbaker, Thomas J. Virginia under The Stuarts, 1607-1688.

Princeton Univ. Press, 1914. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered maroon buckram, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g.; corners bumped, spine ends frayed, occasionally scuffed. * Blanton, Wyndham B. Medicine in Virginia in The Seventeenth Century. Richmond, 1930. Sm. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth; occasionally scuffed. Plates. * _ _. Medicine in Virginia in The Eighteenth Century. Richmond, 1931. 4to, orig. color pictorial cloth; light wear. Plates. * Gray, Lewis C. History of Agriculture in The Southern United States. 2 vols. Tall 8vo, orig. green cloth; light wear.

Minor discoloration to endpapers. Maps & tables in text. * Mecklin, John Moffatt. The Ku Klux Klan. New York: Harcourt Brace, 1924. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. black cloth; some edge wear. $80-120 126 6 vols.

American South - Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama & Mississippi: Carroll, B.R., compiler. Historical Collection of South Carolina. New York: Harper, 1836. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp. sheep, black morocco spine labels; scuffed, extremities rubbed.

Front free endpaper defective. Ex-library - red ink control number on title page. Lacking map. Howes C-178. * Pickett, Albert James.

History of Alabama, and Incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi.

Charleston: Walker and James, 1851. 3rd ed. 2 vols. 12mo, modern light brown buckram. With fold. map, 3 plans + 8 plates.

Dampstaining virtually throughout. Howes P-346. * Arthur, T.S.; Carpenter, W.H. The History of Georgia. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo, 1853. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear. Portrait, additional engraved title. Some light to moderate internal foxing & dampstaining. sabin 2133. * Horry, Brig.

Gen. P.; Weems, M.L. The Life of Gen. Francis Marion,... in The Revolutionary War against The British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia. Philadelphia: J. Allen for Lippincott, Grambo, 1853. 12mo, contemp. 1/4 diced calf & marbled bds.; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Frontis. + 4 plates. Adverts. Some internal spotting. Exlibrary - ms. ink markings on title page. Sabin 33045. $120-180

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01/14/10 127 5 vols.

Georgia: Jones, Charles C., Jr. The Dead Towns of Georgia. Savannah, 1878. 1/250. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear.

With 5 plans. Internally clean. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by “The Author” on front free endpaper recto. Howes J-195. * Fiedler, Herbert. A Sketch of The Life and Times and Speeches of Joseph E. Brown. [Governor of Georgia.] Springfield, Mass., 1883. 1st ed. Thick 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; slightly scuffed. Frontis. portrait. Internally clean. * Jones, Charles C., Jr. Biographical Sketches of The Delegates from Georgia to The Continental Congress. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1891. The Riverside Press. 8vo, slightly later blue buckram. Ex-library - ink stamp at head of title page. * Shryock, Richard Harrison. Georgia and The Union in 1850. Durham: Duke Univ.

Press, (1926). 8vo, orig. maroon cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, d/j (occasional chipping to edges). Partly unopened. * Hayes, Louise Frederick. Hero of Hornet’s Nest: A Biography of Elijah Clark. New York: Hobson Book Press, 1946. 8vo,orig. cloth; light wear. Frontis., plates, fold. map. Signed by the author on the title page. $100-150 128 4 vols.

Georgia - 19th-Century Imprints: White, George. Statistics of The State of Georgia. Savannah: W.T. Williams, 1849. 1st ed. 8vo, modern brown buckram, russet morocco spine label. Lg. fold. color map.

Scattered light foxing, map generally crisp & clean. Errata. Howes W-354. * _ _. Historical Chronicles of Georgia. New York: Pudney & Russell, 1855. 3rd ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; moderate wear, spine ends frayed, a few small ink stains on front cover. With 13 steel-engraved portraits, numerous full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Scattered light foxing. Howes W-353 (calling for map - not present or listed among the illus. in the above). * Stevens, William Bacon. A History of Georgia. New York: D. Appleton, 1847; Philadelphia: E.H. Butler, 1859. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spines; edge wear, spine ends chipped & frayed. With 7 plates & maps (incl. fold. color map & 2 frontispieces). Light to moderate foxing. Former owner’s blind stamp on title pages. Howes W-974; Sabin 91574 $250-350

129 4 vols.

French Travels & Soldiers in America: Comettant, Oscar. Voyage Pittoresque et Anecdotique dans le Nord et le Sud Des Etats-Unis d’Amerique. Paris, 1866. Lg. 8vo, contemp. green pebbled cloth, giltlettered & decorated green morocco spine, a.e.g.; occasionally slightly scuffed, front joint very occasionally rubbed. With 22 steelengraved plates (4 hand-colored), tissue guards. Scattered light foxing. 2 pp. adverts. Sound, attractive copy. Howes C-641 describing above as “best ed.” * Genty, d’Abbe (Louis). L’Influence de la Decouverte de l’Amerique sur le Bonheur du Genre-Humain. Paris, 1788. Second edition. 8vo, contemp. mottled calf, gilt-floral spine compartments, maroon morocco spine label, mottled blue endpapers; occasionally scuffed, spine ends rubbed. With frontis. & fold. map. Scattered light foxing, minor foxing to map. Modern label on verso of title page. Howes G-101. * (Marquis de Lafayette.) Vie Publique et Privee de M. le Marquis de Lafayette, avec des Details sur l’Affaire du 6 Octobre, etc. [Paris], 1791. 8vo, modern 3/4 navy blue morocco & cloth, gilt, gilt-lettered & decorated spine. Light to moderate scattered foxing. Complete with 1/2 title. Moderate foxing to 1/2 title. Untrimmed. Howes L-20; Sabin 99514. * De Smet, P(ierre)-J(ean). Missions de l’Oregon en Voyages dans les Montagnes Rocheuses en 1845 et 1846. Paris, 1848. 8vo, modern bds., orig. printed wrappers preserved; some creasing, chipping & minor dust soiling to wrapper. With additional tinted litho vignette title, frontis. + 12 tinted litho plates. Scattered, generally light to occasionally moderate, foxing. Untrimmed. Howes D-286; Sabin 82266; Wagner-Camp 141:3 $300-500 130 4 vols.

Irving, Washington - American Western Travel: A Tour on The Prairies. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1835. 1st Am. ed. The Crayon Miscellany No 8. 12mo, orig. green cloth; scuffed, slightly cocked, paper spine label virtually worn away. New endpapers, gutters of Miscellany title verso & advert. reinforced, some staining, foxing & washed? Ink annotations on Miscellany title page, light to moderate foxing. Pub cat. at back. BAL 10140; Howes I-86; WagnerCamp 56:2. * Eine auf den Prairien. Frankfurt am Main, 1835. 16mo, contemp. bds. Frontis. portrait. Scattered light foxing. Label residue on paste-downs. Wagner-Camp 56:9. * The Rocky Mountains: or Scenes, Incidents and Adventures in The Far West. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1837. 1st Am. ed. 2 vols. 12mo, orig. green cloth, paper spine labels; edge wear, moderately scuffed. With 2 fold. maps - heavily repaired on versos with old cellotape, some browning to body of maps, moderate foxing throughout. With fly leaves. BAL 10151; Howes I-85; Wagner-Camp 67:3. Rough but complete copies, sold with all faults. $250-400

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01/14/10 131 4 vols.

The American West - History, Description & Travel: Richardson, Albert D. Beyond The Mississippi. Hartford, etc.: Am. Pub. Co., (1869).

Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep; worn & rubbed, spine starting to detach.

Double-page map, wood-engraved plates & text illus. Some internal creasing & spotting. Map creased. See Sabin 70980. * Hayden, F.V. The Great West. Its Attractions and Resources. Bloomington, Ill.: Charles R. Brodix, 1880. 1st ed. 4to, orig. sheep, black morocco spine labels; rubbed & worn, hinges stressed, repaired. Steelengraved frontis. portrait, wood-engraved plates. * Clampitt, John W. Echoes from The Rocky Mountains. Chicago, etc.: Belford, Clarke, 1889. 4to, orig. sheep, red & green morocco spine labels; scuffed, spine starting to detach. Portrait, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Internally clean. * Thayer, William M. Marvels of The New West.

Norwich: Henry Bill, 1890. 4to, orig. sheep, red & black morocco spine labels; scuffed, spine detaching. Wood-engraved illus. $80-120 132 8 vols.

Texas - History & C: Thrall, Homer S. A Pictorial History of Texas. St. Louis: N.D. Thompson, 1879. 5th ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & black-stamped terra-cotta cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; moderate wear, extremities frayed. Fold. map (with close tear), fullpage illus. * Kennedy, William. Texas: The Rise, Progress and Prospects of The Republic of Texas. Fort Worth, 1925. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth; some edge wear. With 2 fold. maps. (Reprinted from the 2nd ed., London, 1841.) * White, Dabney; Richardson, T.C. East Texas: Its History and Its Makers. New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., (1940). 4 vols. 4to, orig. russet cloth; spines slightly faded, occasionally scuffed. Frontis. & other portrait plates, other plates & text illus. * Dixon, Sam Houston. Romance and Tragedy of Texas History. Houston, (1924). Vol. 1. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered brown cloth; light wear. Illus. * Whitehouse, Elia. Texas Flowers in Natural Colors. Austin: Texas Books, (1936).

12mo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial green cloth; minor wear. Color frontis. & text illus. Signed by the author on front free endpaper recto. $80-120

133 3 vols.

Texas: Arrington, A.W. The Rangers and Regulators of The Tanaha:... A Tale of The Republic of Texas. New York: Robert M. De Witt, (1856).

1st ed. 12mo, orig. blind-stamped green cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; moderate wear. With frontis. + 6 plates.

Occasional light foxing & spotting. 10 pp. pub. cat. at back. Howes A-340; Sabin 21080. * Gilbert, James B. Six Years With The Texas Rangers, 1875 to 1881. New Haven: Yale Univ. Press, 1925. 2nd ed.

8vo, orig. blue-black cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear. With 12 plates, incl. frontis. Internally clean. Howes G-177; Adams 417; Jenkins 76a. * Jenkins, John H. Basic Texas Books: An Annotated Bibliography. Austin, (1983). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Plates. VG+/NF-. $80-120 134 1 vol.

Hughes, John T. Doniphan’s Expedition: Containing an Account of The Conquest of New Mexico... Cincinnati: J.A. & U.P. James, 1848. 8vo, modern buckram. With portrait, fold. map, 3 plans, 2 full-page & 8 illus in text. Scattered generally light foxing, 2 1/2 inch cellotape repair on verso of map. Ex-library - blind stamp & ink markings on title page.

With portrait of Doniphan (frontis.) & Price (after p. 388), without list of illus.

Howes H-769; collating as Wagner-Camp 134:3, with exception of placement of Price portrait. $120-180

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01/14/10 135 5 vols.

Mormon Subjects: Burton, Richard F. The City of The Saints. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1862. First American edition. 8vo, orig. brown cloth; rebacked, corners worn. With 3 maps on 1 fold. sheet, plan, 8 full-page wood-engravings, illus. in text. New back endpapers, front endpapers discolored by newspaper clippings. A few signatures sprung, other internal wear. Howes B-1033; WagnerCamp 370:2 * [Buchanan, Robert William.] Saint Abe and His Seven Wives: A Tale of Salt Lake City. Toronto: Adam Stevenson, 1872.

12mo, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; slightly scuffed, some edge wear, spine ends frayed. Light to moderate foxing. A work in verse. Flake 955. * Mignonette, pseud. [Moore, Emily H.] Little Gentile: A Desert Romance of Captive and Exile in the “New Jerusalem.” Chicago, 1879.

1st ed. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated blue cloth; scuffed, corners bumped, other edge wear, slightly dusty. Modern paper spine label. Internally clean. A work in verse. Flake 5458. * Paddock, Mrs. In The Toils; or Martyrs of The Latter Days. Chicago: Dixon & Shepard, 1879. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered black-stamped pictorial brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed, some edge wear. Slightly toned. Ex-library - ink control number on copyright page. Prose fiction. Wright 4062. * [Smith, Joseph.] [The Book of Mormon in The Deseret Alphabet, Part I.] New York: for The Deseret University by Russell Bros., 1869. 8vo, orig. leather backed printed bds.; spine rubbed, some edges wear, minor occasional discoloration & dust soiling to bds. Internally clean. 4 leaves, 116 pp.

Includes key to the alphabet facing title-page. The first section of the Book of Mormon printed from the same type setting, and in the same year as the complete Book of Mormon in this type. This phonetic alphabet was developed at Deseret University in 1853, but not used to print books until 1868. Sabin 83020 (note - citing a copy of this separate part issue held by the New York Public Library). Flake 608. $250-400

136 5 vols.

Travel & Exploration - Utah & The American West: Stansbury, Howard. An Expedition to The Valley of The Great Salt Lake of Utah.

Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo, 1852. First issue. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed & worn. With map + 57 tinted & other litho plates, and with the 2 lg. fold. maps in separate orig. gilt-lettered cloth casing. Some creasing, staining & minor foxing in text vol., minor edge wear to lg. fold. maps. Married set.

Howes S-884; Wagner-Camp 219:1. * _ _. Die MormonenAnsiedlungen, die Felsengebiage und der Grosse Salzsee. Stuttgart, 1854. First German-language edition. 16mo, contemp. bds.; scuffed, extremities rubbed. Fold. partly-colored map. Title vignette.

Scattered light foxing. Ex-library - ink stamp & control number on title page. Howes S-884. * Remy Jules; Brenchley, Julius. A Journey to Great-Salt-Lake City. London: W. Jeffs, 1861. First English-language edition. 2 vols. Lg. 8vo, orig. purple-brown cloth, edges untrimmed; rebacked, orig. gilt-lettered spines laid-down, chipping to spine ends, other edge wear, hinges reinforced. With fold. map + 10 plates. Some dampstaining to upper fore-edge corners of vol. 1, map clean, minor scattered foxing. Includes “Mormon Bibliography.”

Howes R-210; Wagner-Camp 364:2. $300-500 Powell’s Illustrated Canyons 137 1 vol.

Powell, J.W. Canyons of The Colorado. Meadville, Pa.: Flood & Vincent, The Chautaqua-Century Press, 1895. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered spine & corners. With frontis. portrait, double-page panoramas, fullpage half-tone views, numerous wood-engraved full-page & text illus. Complete, internally generally clean. Close tear to pp. 247/248 - no paper loss. Ex-library copy -pocket on front paste-down, label & bar code on front free endpaper recto, ink deaccession stamp in 1/2 title, fore-edge & verso of free back endpaper. $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 50 Signed by Susan B. Anthony 138 2 vols.

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady; Anthony, Susan B.; Gage, Matilda Joslyn.

The History of Woman Suffrage. New York: Fowler & Wells, 1882.

Vols. 1 & 2 only. Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep; rubbed & worn, covers detached but present. Plates. Internally clean.

Presentation copy, inscribed to Miss Adelaide Mann, dated, “August 1882,” & signed by Susan B. Anthony on 1/2 title of vol. 1 & front blank of vol. 2. Inscriptions & signatures clean & clear. $800-1,200 Please illustration on page 50

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01/14/10 139 1 vol.

Arthur, T.S. Advice to Young Ladies on Their Duties and Conduct in Life.

Boston: Phillips, Sampson, 1849. 12mo, orig. richly gilt paneled & floral green cloth, spine richly gilt, a.e.g.; occasional light wear, spine ends very slightly frayed, a few small chips in cloth at spine ends.

Frontis., 5 pp. pub. cat. at end. Moderate foxing to frontis., light to moderate foxing to title page, very scattered, minor internal foxing.

Bright, well preserved example of an American mid 19th-Century gilt extra cloth bdg. $100-150 140 1 vol.

Cassidy, (Michael J.). Warden Cassidy on Prisons and Convicts.

Philadelphia: Patterson & White, 1897. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth, giltlettered spine; light wear. Frontis., 1/2 tone photo & other plates.

Cassidy served 37 years in the administration of Eastern State Penitentiary. $50-80 141 1 vol.

Smedley, R.C. History of The Underground Railroad in Chester and Neighboring Counties of Pennsylvania. Lancaster, Pa., 1883. First edition. 12mo, modern blue buckram. With frontis., 25 portraits, 2 full-page views. Scattered light foxing. A few cello-tape repairs. $80-120 142 2 vols.

Wheeler, William Ogden. The Ogden Family in America, Elizabethtown Branch and Their English Ancestry. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1897. 4to, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spines; some edge wear, back joint of vol. 1 frayed. Color frontis., plates. Includes vol. of fold. charts. $100-150 143 1 vol.

(Periodical Literature.) The Examiner and Journal of Political Economy; Devoted to The Advancement of The Cause of State Rights and Free Trade. Philadelphia, Feb. 5, 1834 - Jan. 21, 1835. Vol. 1, no. 14 - Vol. 2, no. 13. Lg. 8vo, modern 1/2 gilt-lettered blue morocco & cloth.

Trimmed - no loss of text . Occasionally toned. With the general title page for vol. 1. $80-120

144 6 pieces.

(American 18th-Century Newspaper.) The Pennsylvania Gazette.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2, 1731, Dec. 28, 1731, June 26, 1776, Oct. 16, 1776, Sept. 12, 1787, Sept. 27, 1787. Sm. folio; some creasing & toning, occasional chipping to edges. All with library stamps on front page. First 2 printed by Benjamin Franklin. Sold with all faults. $200-300 145 1 vol.

Eutropius, Flaviua. Historiae, Romanae Breviarium; cum Versione Anglica. Boston: Peter Edes, 1793. First American edition. English translation, notes and index by John Clarke. 12mo, contemp. sheep; scuffed, joints & extremities a little rubbed. Scattered internal minor staining.

Printed in double columns: Latin, English.

Evans 25461 $100-200 146 1 vol.

Robinson, James. The Philadelphia Directory for 1808. (Philadelphia): W. Woodhouse, [1808]. 12mo, 19th-Century 1/2 tan calf, marbled bds. & edges, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed.

Marbled free endpapers detached. First 3 leaves incl. title loose, slightly toned, trimmed - no loss of ptg.

American Imprints 15911, locating 3 copies. $300-500 147 8 vols.

Pennsylvania Canal Reports & C: [Pennsylvania] Canal Commissioners. Reports. Harrisburg, 1828, 1832, 1834, 1836, 1838, 1853. 8vo, contemp. sheep & bds.; rubbed. Occasional lacunae. * 2 bound vols. of assorted Pennsylvania Canal Reports, 1820s & 1830s. 8vo, contemp. sheep & bds. Many signed by Edward F. Gay. $200-300 148 1 vol.

Norton, Frank H. The Illustrated Historical Register of The United States Centennial Exposition, 1876. New York: American News Company, (1877). Folio, orig. gilt-lettered, decorated pebbled cloth; some edge wear, spine ends frayed Away. Color frontis.: “Flags of All Nations”, double-page, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Internally generally clean & attractive. Centennial ticket inserted. $100-150

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01/14/10 149 11 vols. (wrappers) Fairmount Park in The 19th-Century: Commissioners of Fairmount Park. Annual Report(s). Philadelphia, 1870, 1871. 2 copies of each (2nd & 3rd Annual Reports). Maps, illus. * Special Committee Reports, 1867, 1868. Extensions of park, water supply. Also material relating to the International Exhibition 1876, relating to construction & c, + guide books. All in orig. wrappers. Some wear & occasional dampstaining. $100-200 150 1 vol.

(Periodical Literature.) The Red and Blue of The University of Pennsylvania. (Philadelphia), Dec., 1900 - June, 1901, Oct., 1901 Feb., 1902. 4to, contemp. red morocco & blue cloth; rubbed. 12 issues bound in 1 vol., orig. pictorial wrappers bound in. Photo, other illus., adverts. Clean. $80-120 151 1 vol.

Brown, Henry Armitt: Oration Delivered in Carpenter’s Hall on The One Hundredth Anniversary of The Meeting of The Congress of 1774.

Philadelphia: Privately printed, 1875. 4to, contemp. 3/4 tan calf & marbled bds., red morocco spine label; rubbed, spine desiccated.

With printed presentation slip. Also with corner mounted author ALS. Bound with: The Settlement of Burlington. Burlington, N.J., 1878.

8vo; The American Historical Record. [Philadelphia], January, 1873, 4to; Carpenter’s Hall and Its Historic Memories. [Philadelphia], 1876.

24mo. All titles with orig. wrappers or self-wrappers preserved.

Internally clean. $80-120 152 2 vols.

Marshall, John. The Life of George Washington. Philadelphia: James Crissy and Thomas Cowperthwait, 1840. Second Edition, Revised and Corrected by The Author. Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep, black morocco spine labels, marbled endpapers & edges; occasionally scuffed, extremities occasionally rubbed, dark staining to lower edge of covers. Frontis. portrait of G. Washington. Scattered light foxing, moderate foxing & offsetting to portrait & title page. Abridged ed.

Howes M-317 $100-150

153 5 vols.

Marshall, John. The Life of George Washington. Philadelphia: C.P. Wayne, 1804-1809. First edition. 8vo, contemp. tree calf, spines gilt, red & green morocco spine labels; occasionally scuffed, with residue of waxy leather preserver. Frontis. portrait in vol. 1. Some dampstaining to frontis., title page & first 2 leaves of preface, other occasional minor dampstaining, scattered, mostly light, foxing. A few close tears - no paper loss. Without the Atlas vol.

Nathaniel Ramsay’s copy, signed by him at head of vol. 5 title page.

Howes M-317 Ramsay, Nathaniel (1741-1817), lawyer, Revolutionary War soldier, won distinction at Monmouth, 1778. $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 50 154 1 vol.

Jefferson, Thomas. A Manual of Parliamentary Practice for The Use of The Senate of The United States. George Town, 1812. 24mo, contemp. geometrically gilt paneled calf, spine gilt, morocco spine label; scuffed & occasionally slightly blistered, front cover detached but present. Title page stained & darkened, other scattered spotting, some dampstaining to bottom fore-edge corners. Bound with: Constitution of The United States of America, George Town, 1812.

Another hand has executed Thomas Jefferson’s signature in ink on the front fly.

American Imprints 25741; Sabin 35887 $80-120 155 1 vol.

[Clinton, Sir Henry.] Memorandums & C. & C. Respecting the Unprecedented Treatment... Respecting Plunder Taken after a Siege,...

London, 1794. 8vo, late 19th-Century brown morocco & marbled bds., gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed, orig. self-wrappers preserved. Complete with 8pp. adverts. at back. [4],(1)-106 , [8], [2] pp. Some discoloration & dust soiling to first & last leaves.

Scattered minor spotting, but generally crisp & clean. Untrimmed.

Howes C-495 $300-500

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01/14/10 MILITARY HISTORY & C Lots 156-181 156 9 vols.

Military History Reference & C.: Dupuy, R. Ernest & Trevor N. The Harper Encyclopedia of Military History. (New York): Harper Collins, (1993). 4th ed. Thick 4to, orig. bds., d/j. Text illus. 1st ptg. of the 4th ed. Near Fine. * Holmes, Richard, editor. The Oxford Companion to Military History. Oxford Univ. Press, (2001). 1st ptg. 4to, orig. bds., d/j. Maps. Near Fine. * Margiotta, Col. Franklin D., editor. Brassey’s Encyclopedia of Military History and Biography. Washington: Brassey’s, (1994). 1st ptg. 4to, orig. bds., d/j. Illus. Near Fine. * Keegan, John; Wheatcroft, Andrew. Who’s Who in Military History, from 1453 to The Present Day. New York: W. Morrow, (1976). 4to, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (occasional chipping to edges). Color plates, other illus. * Eggenberger, David. A Dictionary of Battles. New York: T.Y. Crowell, (1967). 3rd ptg. 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (chipping along edges, some creasing). Maps in text. * Calvert, Brigadier Michael. A Dictionary of Battles, 1715-1815. New York: Mayflower Book, (1979). 4to, orig. bds., d/j (edge wear). Maps. Book Club issue. * Smith, Captain George. An Universal Military Dictionary.

London, 1779 (but Ottawa, Ontario: Museum Restoration Service, 1969, #452/700). 4to, orig. bds., d/j (scuffed, some chipping to edges). Fold. maps & plates. * Stone, George Cameron. A Glossary of The Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor. New York: Jack Brussel, (1961). 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (some chipping to edges, occasional minor soiling). Illus. * Wagner, Eduard, et al.

Medieval Costume, Armour and Weapons (1350-1450). (London): Andrew Dakers, n.d. [1962 or later]. 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (some wear & creasing to edges). Lacking front free endpaper. Color & b/w plates. $100-200

157 28 vols. (2 wrappers) Model & Toy Soldiers & other Figures & C - Primarily mid & late 20th-Century American & British imprints, including: Garratt, John G. Model Soldiers: A Collector’s Guide. London: Seeley Service, (1965).

2nd ed. 8vo, orig. cloth; light to moderate wear, d/j (edge wear, slightly dusty). Color frontis., photo plates, other illus. * _ _. Model Soldiers, an Illustrated History. Greenwich, Conn.: New York Graphic Society, (1972). Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, gilt; light wear, d/j (a few tears & chips). Color plates, other illus. * Smeed, Vic, editor. The Encyclopedia of Military Modeling. (London: Octopus Books), (1981).

4to, orig. pictorial cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Light wear. * Johnson, Peter. Toy Armies. Garden City: Doubleday, (1982). 1st Am. ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Light wear. * Baldet, Marcel. Lead Soldiers and Figurines. New York: Crown, [1961 or later]. 4to, orig. cloth, gilt; light edge wear, d/j (some chipping to edges, slightly dusty). Illus. Internally toned. 2 copies. * Ortman, Erwin, et al. The Collector’s Guide to Model Tin Figures. New York: G.P. Putnam’s, (1974). 1st Am. ed. 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (some creasing & edge wear). Illus. * Rose, Andrew. The Collector’s AllColour Guide to Toy Soldiers. London: Tiger Books International, (1989). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. Near Fine. Lot also includes other guides to collecting & modeling toy soldiers & c. $100-200

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01/14/10 158 11 vols.

Japanese Military Subjects & C - Chiefly relating to The Samurai: Jisl, Lumir. Swords of The Samurai. (Prague): Artia, (1967). Sm. 4to, orig. pictorial bds.; moderate wear. Color & b/w plates. * Robinson, H. Russell, introduction by. Japanese Arms & Armor. New York: Crown, (1968 or later). 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (creased & chipped). Color & b/w plates. * Turnbull, S.R. The Samurai: A Military History. New York: Macmillan, (1977). 1st Am. ed. Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Illus., maps. Occasional light wear. * (Forman, Werner, photo illus. by.) Storry, Richard. The Way of The Samurai. New York: G.P. Putnam’s, (1978). 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (chipping to edges). Color photo & other illus. Minor internal dust soiling. * Turnbull, Stephen. The Book of The Samurai. New York: Gallery Books, (1982). 1st ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus.

Light wear. * _ _. Samurai Warriors. London, etc.: Blandford, (1987).

Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. * _ _. The Lone Samurai and The Martial Arts. (London): Arms & Armour Press, (1990). 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Illus. Near Fine. * _ _. Samurai Warfare. (London): Arms and Armour Press, (1996). Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. * Bottemley, I.; Hopson, A.P. Arms and Armor of The Samurai. (New York: Crescent), (1980). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus.

Near Fine. * Shimzu, Yoshiaki, editor. Japan: The Shaping of Daimyo Culture, 1185-1868. New York: G. Braziller; Washington: National Gallery, (1988). 1st ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, gilt, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. * Cook, Harry. Samurai: The Story of a Warrior Tradition. New York: Sterling, (1993). 1st ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j.

Color & b/w illus. Near Fine. * $100-200 159 2 vols.

Dean, Bashford (The Metropolitan Museum of Art): Catalogue of European Court Swords. New York, 1929. 1/900. Sm. folio, later(?)

1/2 red morocco & marbled bds., gilt, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; minor wear. Color frontis. + 101 plain plates. * Catalogue of European Daggers. New York, 1929. 1/900. Sm. folio, later (?) 1/4 red morocco & marbled bds., gilt, gilt-lettered & decorated spine; minor wear. With 85 plain plates. Both crisp & bright. $120-180

160 12 vols.

Military Uniforms & C: Miller, A.E.; Dawnay, N.P. Military Drawings and Paintings in The Collection of Her Majesty The Queen. (London): Phaidon, (1970). 2nd ed. Volume One. Plates. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered cloth; light wear, d/j (minor edge wear). Color & b/w plates. * Windrow, Martin. Uniforms of The French Foreign Legion, 1831-1981.

Poole, Dorset: Blandford Press, (1981). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j.

Color plates, other illus. * Smitherman, P.H. Infantry Uniforms of The British Army. First Series, 1660-1790. London: Hugh Evelyn, (1965). 1st ed. Folio, orig. cloth, gilt; light wear, d/j (some creasing, chipping & small tears at edges). With 20 color plates. * _ _. Uniforms of The Royal Artillery, 1716-1966. London: H. Evelyn, (1966). 1st ed. Folio, orig. cloth, gilt; light wear, d/j (some edge wear, minor dust soiling).

With 20 color plates. * _ _. Cavalry Uniforms of The British Army.

London: H. Evelyn, (1962). 1st ed. Folio, orig. pictorial wrappers over flexible bds.; light wear. With 20 color plates. * Elting, John R., editor. Military Uniforms in America: The Era of The American Revolution, 1755-1795. San Rafael: Presidio, (1975). 2nd ptg. 4to, orig. silver-lettered & pictorial cloth, d/j (some edge wear). Color plates. * _ _. Military Uniforms in America: Long Endure: The Civil War Period, 1852-1867. Novato: Presidio, 1982. 1st ed. 4to, orig. silver-lettered & decorated cloth, d/j (some edge wear). Color plates. * Todd, Frederick P. American Military Equipage, 1851-1872. Volume III. Westbrook, Conn.: The Company of Military Historians, (1978). 4to, orig. cloth; light wear. Illus. * (Ogden, H.A., illustrator.) Nelson, Henry Loomis. Uniforms of The United States Army. New York: T. Yoseloff, (1959). [First Series.] Folio, orig. silver pictorial buckram; light wear, d/j (creased & chipped). With 44 color plates. * (_ _.) _ _. The Second Series of the preceding. New York: T. Yoseloff, (1960). Folio, orig. pictorial cloth, d/j. Light wear. Frontis. + 44 color plates. * Knotel, Herbert, Jr.; Sieg, Herbert, revised by.

Uniforms of The World... 1700-1937. New York: Scribner’s, (1980). 1st ed. thus. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Illus. minor wear. * Summers, Jack L.; Chartrand, Rene. Military Uniforms in Canada, 1665-1970. (Ottawa: National Museums of Canada), (1981). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j 9edge wear). Color plates. $100-200 161 2 vols.

Meyrick, Samuel Rush; Skelton, Joseph. Engraved Illustrations of Antient Arms and Armour from The Collection... at Goodrich Court.

London: Henry G. Bohn, 1854. Folio, late 19th-Century 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds., gilt-emblematic & floral spine compartments, a.e.g., green & olive green morocco spine labels, raised bands; extremities occasionally slightly scuffed, hinges very slightly stressed. With 2 frontispieces & additional vignette titles, engraved portrait + 150 engraved plates. Internally clean & crisp (washed?) in attractive bright bdg. $300-500

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01/14/10 Hand-Colored Plates of Armor 162 3 vols.

Meyrick, Samuel Rush. A Critical Inquiry into Antient Armour, as It Existed in Europe, Particularly in Great Britain, from The Norman Conquest to The Reign of King Charles II. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1842. Second edition. Folio, 19th-Century 3/4 red morocco & marbled bds., gilt, gilt-emblematic spines, a.e.g., brown morocco spine labels, raised bands; some scuffing & a few small abrasions to marbled bds., joints, corners & bands rubbed. With hand-colored frontis. + 80 plates (70 hand-colored), 27 illuminated initials.

Internally clean & attractive. $1,200-1,800 Please illustration on page 50 163 1 vol.

Sigel, Gustav A. Deutschlands Heer und Flotte in Wort und Bild. Akron, Ohio: Werne, 1900. Folio, orig. color & gilt pictorial black cloth, a.e.g.; occasional light edge wear. With 41 chromolithographic plates, lettered tissue guards. Internally generally clean & bright.

Germany’s Army and Navy by Pen and Picture, title page & text in German & English. $300-500 164 1 vol.

Sigel, Gustav A. Deutschlands Heer und Flotte in Wort und Bild. Akron, Ohio: Werner, 1900. Folio, orig. color & gilt-pictorial black cloth, a.e.g.; minor edge wear. With 41 chromolithographic plates, lettered tissue guards. Internally generally clean & bright - very occasional minor dust soiling to margins. Bright bdg.

Germany’s Army and Navy by Pen and Picture, title page & text in German & English. $300-500 165 1 portfolio.

Rodrigues, J.W. Uniformes do Exercito Brasileiro, 1730-1922. Paris: A. & F. Ferroud, 1922. 4to, orig. printed color bds. portfolio; crudely repaired. With 112 color porchoir plates. Loose as issued. Plates clean. Title & imprint taken from front cover. $200-300 Please illustration on page 51 166 6 vols.

Viollette-Le-Duc, E. Dictionnaire Raisonne du Mobilier Francais, de l’Epoque Carlovinginne a la Renaissance. Paris: Librairie Centrale d’Architecture, n.d. [ca. 1890s]. Lg. 8vo, modern beige buckram, t.e.g.; minor wear. Chromo & plain litho plates, text illus. Internally slightly toned, scattered light to moderate foxing. $200-300

167 Lot. French Military History & Costume: Thoumas, General. Les Anciennes Armees Francaises: Exposition Retrospective Militaire de Ministere de la Guerre en 1889. [Paris]: Libraire Artistique, 1890. 8 portfolios, orig. color pictorial bds., rebacked; edge wear, scuffed. 15 sections in 8 parts. Photogravure plates & text illus. Internally generally clean. Presumed complete. * Large, Hector. Le Costume Militaire Francais. Paris, 1965, [ca. 1935]. 3 portfolios: “Des Celtes a la Revolution.” Paris: Edimex, (1965). #98/500. 4 folio sections in orig. wrappers within orig. flexible cloth portfolio. With 80 color plates; “Le Costume Militaire Francais de 1789 a 1848.” Paris: Edimex, (1965). #319/500. 4 folio sections in orig. wrappers within orig. flexible cloth portfolio. With 100 color plates. Erratum; “Le Costume Militaire a Travers les Ages” [1848-1935]. Paris: Aux Editions Arc-en-Cill, [ca. 1935]. 1/3000. Orig. bds. portfolio. 105 plates. Wear to portfolios. Internally clean. Text & plates loose as issued. Complete but married set. $120-180 168 1 vol.

(Danish Military History.) Vaupell, Otto. Den Danske Haers Historie...

Indtil 1814. Copenhagen, 1872. 2 vols. in 1. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 morocco & bds.; rubbed & worn. With 16 color plates (incl. addition title), 7 maps. Scattered light foxing, cello-tape repairs to fold. map. $80-120 169 1 vol.

(Henze, Max, illustrator.) Dittrich, Max. Der Deutsch-Franzosische Krieg, 1870-1871. Dresden: H.G. Munchmeyer, [ca. 1871]. Lg. oblong folio, orig. gilt-pictorial & lettered brown cloth; light edge wear. With 25 chromolithographic plates, 1 plain plate, full-page & text illus.

Some chipping to bottom margins of title, several text leaves & 2 chromo plates. Some toning to text leaves, plates clean & bright. $120-180

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01/14/10 170 5 vols.

Military History - The Franco-Prussian & other 19th-Century European Conflicts: Brockett, L.P. The Year of Battles; or The FrancoGerman War of 1870-71. New York: J.W. Goodspeed, 1871. 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered & pictorial spine; light edge wear. Fold. map (cello-tape repairs on verso), wood-engraved full-page illus. & maps, plans. 404 pp. * Another issue of the preceding, New York: H.S. Goodspeed, 1871. 8vo, orig. black publisher’s morocco, gilt-lettered spine; extremities rubbed. With full-page, illus., maps, plans. 642 pp. * Cassell’s History of The War between France and Germany, 18701871. London, etc.: Cassell, [1871]. 2 vols. 4to, orig. gilt & blackstamped pictorial red cloth; some fading to covers, joints frayed, hinges starting to separate. Wood-engraved frontispieces, full-page & text illus. Internally clean. * Barnwell, R. Grant. The Russo-Turkish War. New York: International, (1877). 8vo, orig. pebbled brown cloth, black-lettered spine; some light wear to head & feet of spine.

With full-page & text illus., maps. Contemp. pencil inscription on front free endpaper recto. $100-200 171 2 vols.

Malleson, Colonel G.B. History of The Indian Mutiny, 1857-1858.

London: William H. Allen, 1878-79. First edition. 8vo, modern buckram. With 4 fold. maps. Scattered light foxing. 2 pp. adverts. at back of vol. 1, 40 pp pub. cat. at back of vol. 2. Wear & paper loss to edges of pub. cat. & to edge of 1 map. Untrimmed & largely unopened. $60-100 172 3 vols.

Napoleonic Subjects: Petit, Joseph. Marengo; or The Campaign of Italy,... Army of Reserve, under The Command of The Chief Consul Bonaparte. London: W. Hughes for J.S. Jordan, 1809. 3rd ed. 8vo, orig. bds., paper spine label; edges of bds. worn, front cover detached, label mostly worn away. Hand-colored fold. map. Some offsetting. Edges of title page darkened. Scattered light foxing.

Untrimmed. * The Official Correspondence Relative to The Later Negociation With France, As It Appeared in The Moniteur of The 26th of March, 1806. London: John Stockdale, 1806. 8vo, later 19th-Century 3/4 blue morocco & marbled bds., gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, joints rubbed. Frontis. Light to moderate foxing to frontis. 2 pp. adverts. * Scott, [Sir] Walter. The Field of Waterloo. A Poem. Edinburgh, 1815.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp. bds.; rubbed & worn, front cover detached.

Minor dampstaining to front matter & 1/2 title. $100-150

173 3 vols.

(Napoleon Bonaparte): O’Mera, Barry E. Napoleon in Exile: or, A Voice from St. Helena. London: for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1822.

1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, early 20th-Century 3/4 crushed green niger morocco & cloth, gilt-lettered & emblematic spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasionally lightly scuffed, corners & upper joints a little rubbed, by Brentano’s. With 4 plates (2 frontispieces, full-figure portrait - detached, view). Light to moderate foxing primarily to front matter, 1/2 title in vol. 2 only. Private library ink stamp on dedication page in vol. 1 & head of first page of text in vol.

2. * Rapp, General Count (Jean). Memoirs of... First Aide-de-Camp to Napoleon. London: for Henry Colburn, 1823. 1st ed. 8vo, later 19thCentury 3/4 red calf, marbled bds. & edges, gilt-decorated spine, brown morocco spine label; joints, corners & extremities occasionally slightly rubbed. Frontis. portrait. Internally generally clean. $200-300 174 1 vol.

Craan, W.B.; Gore, Arthur. An Historical Account of The Battle of Waterloo. London: for Samuel Leigh, 1817. Tall 8vo, later 19thCentury 3/4 burgundy morocco & cloth, t.e.g., other edges roughtrimmed, spine gilt; scuffed, extremities rubbed, covers detached.

With partly colored frontis., 2 hand-colored panoramas, 10 handcolored views on 5 sheets + hand-colored plate of Sir Alexander Gordon Monument. Errata slip, 1/2 title. Minor foxing to front & back matter. $120-180 175 1 vol.

Cooke, John Henry, of The 43rd Regiment of Light Infantry. A Narrative of Events in The South of France and of The Attack... on New Orleans. London: T. & W. Boone, 1835. First edition. 8vo, contemp.

1/4 green calf, marbled bds. & edges, spine richly gilt, maroon morocco spine labels; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed. Minor, very occasional foxing. Without errata slip.

Sabin 16324 $200-300

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01/14/10 176 2 vols.

American 19th-Century Military Regulations & Tactics Manuals: [U.S. War Departments.] General Regulations for The Army of The United States, 1841. Washington: J. and G.S. Gideon, 1841. 12mo, modern cloth. 2 plates on 1 leaf. Close horizontal tear to pp. 211-214 - no loss of text. Trimmed - no loss of ptg. Contemp. owner’s ink signature on title - shaved. * Upton, Bvt. Major General Emory.

Infantry Tactics Double and Single Rank. Adapted to American Topography and Improved Fire-Arms. New York: D. Appleton, 1879.

24mo, contemp. flexible black calf. Figures in text, musical notations. Occasional minor creasing. $60-90 177 1 vol.

Regulations for The Uniform and Dress of The Army of The United States... Also, for The Navy and Marine Corps of The United States, and for The Volunteer Militia of Each State. Boston: Robert Weir, 1857.

Folio, contemp. bds. & gilt-lettered leather cover label, modern blue cloth spine & corners; front hinge reinforced. Lacking front free endpaper. With 20 plates (2 partly hand-colored). Some chipping to plate margins. 17 advert. leaves. Title page a little toned. Ex-library ink stamp at foot of title page. $250-400 178 1 vol.

Uniform of The Army of The United States 1882. Philadelphia: Thomas Hunter, [ca. 1882]. Oblong folio, modern morocco-backed cloth.

With 10 chromolithographic & 7 plain plates. Title page repaired & slightly dusty, ink library stamp on title & versos of plates. Prepared under instructions from the Quartermaster General. $100-150 179 1 vol.

Wanger, Arthur L.; Kelley, J.D. Jerrold. The United States Army and Navy. Akron, etc.: Werner, 1899. Oblong folio, later red buckram.

With 43 chromolithographic plates. Title page repaired & on stub, occasional minor dust soiling to text & plate margins, scattered small cello-tape repairs - not affecting plates. Images clean & bright. $250-350 180 1 vol.

Battles of The Civil War: The Complete Kurz & Allison Prints.

Birmingham: Oxmoor House, (1976). First edition. Lg. oblong folio, orig. two-tone (blue & grey) cloth, gilt, d/j. With 36 color plates.

Bright, attractive copy. $60-90

Signed by Pershing 181 2 vols.

Pershing, John J. My Experiences in The World War. New York: F.A. Stokes, 1931. Author’s Autograph Edition, #1644/2100 signed by John J. Pershing. 8vo, orig. olive-green cloth, t.e.g.; spines faded, some spotting. Frontis. portraits, plates, slipcase (worn & soiled). $80-120 182 5 vols.

19th-Century Science, Technology, Engineering & C.: Gibson, Robert. Treatise on Practical Surveying. Baltimore: F. Lucas, Jun. and Joseph Cushing, 1818. Revised by John D. Craig. 8vo, contemp. sheep; rubbed, worn, front cover starting to detach. Bound with: Mathematical Tables... Logarithms,... Sines, Tangents and Secants.

Baltimore: F. Lucas, Jun., 1819. Some internal dampstaining & foxing.

Signature of Edward F. Gay on front free endpaper. American Imprints 44156 & 48644. * Gummere, John. A Treatise on Surveying.

Philadelphia, 1846. 14th ed. 8vo, contemp. tree sheep, morocco spine label; scuffed, occasionally rubbed. 11 fold. plates. Some internal dampstaining. Signed by George F. Gay on front free endpaper. * The Mechanic’s Magazine, Museum, Journal and Gazette.

London: M. Salmon; Boston: Gray & Bowen, 1831. Vol. 3, N.A. Series.

8vo, contemp. 1/4 calf & marbled bds., red morocco spine label; joints & corners a little rubbed. With 2 fold. plates - incl. locomotive, figures & text illus. Sept. 4, 1830 - Aug. 20, 1831. Occasional internal spotting. Locomotive plate chipped at edges. * Journal of The Franklin Institute. Philadelphia, 1829. New Series, vol. 4. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 sheep & marbled bds.; extremities rubbed. Illus., figures in text. Light to moderate foxing. * Silliman, Benjamin. First Principles of Physics. Philadelphia, 1859. Thick 12mo, orig. 1/4 morocco & cloth; joints & figures in text. $200-300 183 4 vols.

Railroadiana: Wood, Nicholas. A Practical Treatise on Rail-Roads.

Philadelphia: Carey & Lea, 1832. First American edition. 8vo, contemp. tree sheep; scuffed, extremities rubbed. With 9 fold. plates, 1 fold. table. Scattered, generally light, foxing. American Imprints 17137. * 3 bound vols. of Railroad & Canal Reports, ca.

1839-1850 - many Pennsylvania imprints. Companies represented include Georgia Rail Road and Banking Co., Athens, 1840; Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company; New York and Erie Railroad Company; Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad; Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mountjoy & Lancaster Rail Road Company; Schuykill Navigation Company; Baltimore and Ohio Rail-Road Company, etc.

Also includes report on The First Russian Railroad, from St. Petersburg to Zarscoe-Selo and Pawlowsh. London, [ca. 1840]. Worn & defective bdgs. $200-300

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01/14/10 184 1 vol.

Carpentry and Building: A Monthly Journal. New York, January, 1888 Dec., 1888. Vol. 10, nos. 1-12. Folio, contemp. 1/2 morocco & cloth; rubbed, some dampstaining. With 48 plates (on 24 sheets), text illus. Occasional internal dampstaining (affecting margins of several plates). $80-120 185 1 vol.

(Periodical Literature.) Compressed Air: Devoted to The Useful Applications of Compressed Air. New York, March, 1896 - Feb., 1897.

Vol. 1, nos. 1-12. 8vo, contemp. cloth; moderate wear. Illus., adverts.

Internally clean. $100-150 186 3 vols.

New York Natural History - Horticulture: House, Homer D. Wild Flowers of New York. Albany, 1918. 2 vols. 4to, orig. green cloth; giltlettered & ruled spines; occasionally slightly scuffed. With 264 color plates + 3 supplemental color plates. Minor spotting to fore-edges. * Hedrick, U.P. The Pears of New York. Albany, 1921. Thick 4to, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; light wear. Frontis. portrait + 80 color plates. Scattered light foxing. $100-150 187 2 vols.

Audubon, John James. The Original Water-Color Paintings by... for The Birds of America. New York: American Heritage Pub. Co., 1966. First edition. Sm. folio, orig. brown cloth, labels; minor edge wear, orig. slipcase with morocco label (minor spotting to label). With color portrait + 43 color plates. Internally clean. $80-120 188 2 vols.

(Buffon, Georges Louis Marie Leclerc, Comte de.) La Voliere de la Jeunesse. Paris, 1817. Tall 12mo, contemp. gilt-paneled speckled calf, spines richly gilt, morocco spine labels; worn & desiccated. With 64 fold. engraved plates of birds. Occasional minor dampstaining. $120-180 189 1 vol.

(Dogs.) Saunders, Marshall. Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography.

Philadelphia: Charles H. Banes, 1894. First edition. 12mo, orig. giltpictorial slate blue cloth; light wear. Frontis., plates, incl. 1/2 tone photo plates. Internally generally clean.

Jones 164 $80-120

190 1 vol.

Maxwell, Herbert. Fishing at Home & Abroad. London: The London & Counties Press Association, 1913. First edition, #704/750. 4to, contemp. full gilt-paneled & lettered brown morocco, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; edges very occasionally slightly scuffed, unobtrusive dampstaining along upper half of fore-edge portion of front cover. Frontis. portrait of King George V. With 60 plates incl. color plates & photogravure plates. Scattered light foxing to front matter, otherwise internally clean. $200-300 191 1 vol.

Schaldach, William. Fish by Schaldach: Collecting Etchings, Drawings and Water Colors of Trout, Salmon and Water Game Fish. Camden, South Carolina, 1993. 1/450, out-of-series copy. 4to, orig. giltpaneled, pictorial & lettered brown leather, a.e.g.; occasionally slightly scuffed. Color & plain plates. Internally clean. $80-120 Signed by Hoyle 192 1 vol.

Hoyle, Edmond. Mr. Hoyle’s Treatises of Whist, Quadrille, Piquet, Chess and Back-Gammon. London: T. Osborne, 1748. 12mo, modern 1/2 calf & marbled bds. Titles given on recto of front pub’s advert leaf, with separate title pages for each Treatise, all London: T. Osborne, 1748, Whist, 8th ed. with additions, Quadrille, 2nd ed., Piquet & Chess, 3rd ed., Back-Gammon, 3rd ed. Continuous paginations - with errors. 3 pp. of additional pub. adverts at back. Internally generally clean, minor dampstaining to back advert. leaves. Trimmed - no loss of ptg. Early owner’s signature at head of general title. Complete with blanks.

Signed by Edmond Hoyle on verso of separate Whist title page after printed notice to the reader. $300-500

BOXING Lots 193-197 (see also 298-300) 193 1 vol.

Graziano, Rocky. Somebody Up There Likes Me. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1955. First edition. 8vo, orig. bds.; light edge wear, corners slightly bumped, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges). Photo illus. Internally clean. $50-80

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01/14/10 EPHEMERA Lots 194-201 The Manassa Mauler 194 Lot. Boxing Programs & Ephemera relating to Jack Dempsey: Official Program. “World’s Championship. Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey.

Sesqui-Centennial Stadium, September 23, 1926” - cover title.

(Philadelphia), (1926). 4to, orig. orange & brown printed pictorial tan wrappers; minor creasing to corners. Photo illus., adverts. * “For The World’s Heavy Weight Championship, Official Souvenir. Gene Tunney, Champion. Jack Dempsey, Challenger. Soldier’s Field, Sept.

22, 1927. Chicago, Ill.” (Chicago), (1927). 4to, orig. color pictorial wrappers; slightly dusty, moderate creasing at bottom fore-edge corner. Photo illus., adverts. Slightly toned, moderate internal creasing at bottom fore-edge corner, some chipping with minor paper loss at foot of several early leaves. Scattered minor internal dust soiling. * Unused tickets (6), Willard-Dempsey, Toledo, Ohio, July 4, 1919. * Ticket stub, Jack Dempsey vs. Billy Miske, Boston Harbor, Mich., Sept. 6, (1920). * Ticket stub, Jack Dempsey vs.

Georges Carpentier, (Jersey City, N.J.), July 21, 1921. * Ticket stub, Jack Dempsey vs. Tom Gibbons, Shelby, Montana, July 4, 1923. * Ticket Stub, Jake Dempsey vs. Gene Tunney, (Philadelphia), Sept.

23,1926. * Ticket stub, Gene Tunney vs. Jack Dempsey, (Chicago), Sept. 1927. * Large format slot card, “Photos of famous prize fighters and wrestlers, Jack Dempsey, Salt Lake City, Utah.” N.p., n.d. [ca.

1920]. 6 1/2 x 7 inches (165 x 178mm). Crisp & generally clean.

With photo of Jack Dempsey. * Press photo. Dempsey and Tex Rickard sign articles for fight, Ft. Worth, Tex., 4-24-26, 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches (165 x 216mm). * Press photo, Dempsey vs. Willard, Third round, 7 x 9 inches. * Press photo, Dempsey Gibbons fight, 12th round, 7, 7, 23, 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. * Press photo, Dempsey knocks out Firpo, Polo Grounds, New York City, 9/14/23, 7 x 9 inches. * Press photo, Dempsey and Tunney meet in New York, 8, 10, 26,8 x 10 inches. * Press photo, Tunney taking the 14 count, Sept. 22, 1927, 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches. [All press photos in VG or better condition]. * Small format poster. “Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight Champion of The World, Will Appear at The Base Ball Game This Afternoon, Between The Saranac Lake College Players and The Grogan A.C. of Troy.” [ca. 1925]. 11 x 8 1/2 inches (280 x 215mm). Black ink on green stock. Minor edge wear. * Circus program. “Cole Bros. Circus.

Official Route - Program Season, 1941.” N.p., 1941. 12mo,orig. wrappers. Photo illus. Light wear. “Featuring Jack Dempsey, The Idol of Millions.” * Boxing periodical. International Boxing Blade.

Minneapolis, Aug. 21, 1926. 16 pp, orig. folio self-wrappers. * The Sept. 11, 1926 issue of the preceding, 16 pp. folio. Both issues, photo illus. on pink stock, both with features relating to the upcoming 1st Dempsey vs. Tunney fight. $300-500

Jack Johnson’s Triumph 195 1 vol.

(Boxing Program.) Souvenir of The Tommy Burns - Jack Johnson Boxing Contest. The Stadium, Sydney for The Championship of The World front wrapper title. (Sydney, Australia), (1908). 8vo, orig. color pictorial wrappers (light edge wear, slightly dusty, minor spotting).

Photo 1/2 tone full figure portraits of boxers, adverts. Scattered, generally light, spotting, very occasional old ink annotations, a few small internal abrasions. Expertly repaired. Pagination: i-vii, (2), 6-67 (68), ix-xvi.

The original program & souvenir of the boxing contest in which Jack Johnson became the first man of color to win the heavyweight championship of the world. $250-400 196 2 vols. (wrappers) (Boxing Programs.) “Souvenir Program The Olympia Season 19121913.” (Philadelphia), (July), (1912). * The Olympia Souvenir Program Season 1912-1913.” (Philadelphia), (Oct.), (1912). Both 8vo, orig. wrappers; minor wear,upper fore-edge corner of front wrapper of the 1st program chipped away, wrapper slightly toned. Adverts.

Inserted into the 1st program is a printed Grand Opening label. The 1st program lists among its “ring events” for July 10, 1912, the boxing match between Phila. Jack O’Brien and Young Jack O’Brien.

Designed by the Philadelphia architect Frederick Webber & represented as a theater, the Olympia at Broad Street below Bainbridge was nevertheless the first boxing arena built as such in the United States. $100-150 197 3 pieces.

Boxing Posters & Ephemera: Cigarette Boxing Cards. WA & AC Churchman, ca. 1930s. 25 mounted cards on orig. gold & black Churchman’s Cigarette Cards mount. Approx. 22 x 10 1/2 inches (560 x 266mm). Clean. Contemp. (orig.?) frame. * Poster. “World Champions and Past Greats of The Prize Ring.” Albany, N.Y.: Champs of Sport, [ca. 1947]. 22 x 27 1/2 inches (558 x 700mm).

Printed in orange & black. Clean. Framed. * Poster. “An Account of The Grand Fight between Ward & Byrne, for The Belt,..., which took place... Stoney Stratford,... July 12th, 1831.” Clarkenwell: J.V. Quick, (1831) [but Philadelphia, Print Club, ca. 1970]. 1/97 copies. 24 1/2 x 18 inches 9622 x 457mm). Facs. of orig. 1831 broadside, printed in orange & black. Clean. Framed. $200-300

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01/14/10 198 1 vol.

(19th-Century Jewelers Notebook.) New York: The Jewelers Circular. (1887.) 24mo, orig. flexible morocco; scuffed. Mostly unused line sheets interleaved with jewelry & related adverts.

Scattered, mostly minor, internal wear. $80-120 199 Lot. Post Cards & C - Primarily American views - Includes approx. 100 cards of Mauch Chunk, PA., The Lehigh Valley & Pocono Mountains & Atlantic City - Ca. 1940s-1960. All together approx. 170 cards - Many unused. $200-300 200 Lot. Post Cards - Assorted Greeting, Patriotic & American Views - Ca. 1905-1920 - Includes embossed cards, Christmas card with red textile onlay, Lincoln & George Washington, American Revolution & Civil War & Emancipation subjects, Christmas, Easter & Birthday cards, also American views, a few real photos. Approx. 100 - mostly color, cards. $120-180 201 Lot. Post Cards - Primarily American & World Wide views - ca. 1960s Includes Populux imagery - Approx. 190 cards, most in color. $80-120

PHOTOGRAPHS Lots 202-206 202 3 pieces.

Steichen, Edward J. [Camera Work photos]: “Dolor.” Photogravure from the original negative. 7 5/8 x 5 7/8 inches (192 x 148mm). * “Lenbach.”

Gum photogravure. 8 x 6 1/4 inches (203 x 158mm). * “Besnard.”

Gum half-tone. 7 1/4 x5 1/4 inches (174 x 131mm). All on orig. mounts; minor wear. All from the April 1903 issue of Camera Work. $200-300 Steichen’s Anna Pavlova 203 1 piece.

Original Photograph. Steichen, Edward. Anna Pavlova (in ballet pose with kneeling male partner). Ca. 1920. Silver print, 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm). Occasional minor edge wear, a very few very small areas of wear in image, silvered around edges. With Steichen’s signature at lower right. With Steichen’s 139 East 69th Street, New York City ink stamp & Conde Nast Publications red ink copyright stamp on verso. $2,500-4,000 Please illustration on page 51

Mammoth W.H. Jackson Photo 204 1 piece.

Original 19th-Century Photograph - Mammoth Plate. Jackson, W(illiam) H(enry). “Mirror Lake.” Denver, ca. 1880s. Approx.

20 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches (520 x 420mm). Slightly toned, just a little faded. Signed in plate. Not examined out of late 19th-Century frame. $1,500-2,500 Please illustration on page 51 205 1 piece.

(Judaica.) Pen & Ink & Wash Calligraphic Document with Mounted Photo Portrait. Jehuda Leib Lodge No. 62 Testimonial for ExPresident David Morris. (Philadelphia), 1915. Approx. 26 x 20 inches (660 x 508mm). Slightly toned. $100-200 206 1 piece.

African-American 19th-Century Marriage Certificate with Photographs. Lithographic marriage certificate. York, Pa.: Crider & Bros., Publishers, 1868. Folio (approx. 18 x 13 3/4 inches), vignette borders, filled-in in ms., with 3 tintype photo portraits in oval apertures (approx. 3 1/4 x 2 inches each); a few chips & some staining in margins. In old frame.

Marriage Certificate for Charles Scott & Alma Frazeer, Philadelphia, April 3, 1862(?). Witnesses, Miss Susan Norris & Rev. Stanford.

Tintype portraits of the bride, groom & Rev. Stanford. $600-900

AUTOGRAPH & MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL Lots 207-248 207 3 vols.

Signed Books: Carnegie, Dale. Biographical Roundup. New York: Forest Hills Pub. Co., (1944). 1st ed. 12mo, orig. grey cloth. Award ticket signed by Dale Carnegie mounted to front free endpaper recto. * Chomsky, Noam. At War With Asia. (New York): Vintage, 1970. 1st Vintage ed. 12mo, orig. stiff wrappers. Inscribed & signed

by Noam Chomsky on 1/2 title. * Hamill, Pete. The Gift. A Novel.

Boston: Little, Brown, (1973). 1st ed. 16mo, orig. bds., d/j. Signed by Pete Hamill on title page. $80-120

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01/14/10 208 2 pieces.

Photographs Signed: Garland, Judy. Bust portrait. Silver print, 7 x 5 inches (175 x 127mm). “Sincerely, Judy Garland” at bottom of portrait. Likely a relatively early signature with large, looping “J” & “G.” * Bolger, Ray. Silver print, 8 x 10 inches (203 x 254mm). Clean & attractive. $200-300 209 1 piece.

Photograph Signed. Ellington, Duke. Ca. 1930. Silver print, approx.

6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches (165 x 216mm), trimmed to trapezoid-like shape - upper corners cut away. Inscription & signature a little faded. $200-300 210 1 piece.

Photograph Signed & Inscribed. Hope, Bob. Silver print portrait, 10 x 8 inches (252 x 203mm). Ca. 1950s. Clean. Bold, clear autograph. Framed. “To / C.B. Blackwell - / Thanks for The Memory / Bob Hope.” $80-120 211 1 vol.

Massenet, J(ules). Manon, Opera Comique. Paris: Menestrel, 1895.

Piano vocal score. Nouvelle Edition. 4to, contemp. red moroccobacked red-pebbled cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed. Light foxing to front matter. publisher’s stamp at foot of title.

Presentation copy with autograph calligraphic inscription to [Marie Cardine] Miolan-Carvalho (French operatic soprano, married to Leon Carvalho), signed by J. Massenet on front blank. $200-300 212 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Strauss, Richard. Berlin, [?]21, [19]08. 1 p., sm. 4to. Horizontal crease across center. $200-300

213 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Wagner, Richard. Lucerne, Aug. 2nd, [18]68. 1 p., 8vo. To Bronsaart, the head of the Munich Theatre: “...I only deem myself unable personally to undertake the cuts in my work, which, due to the frailty of the world and the theatres therein you may consider necessary. I would much prefer, if precisely you, who - as Schott informed me to my pleasure - would take the opportunity to think of such cuts, since you are already occupied with the completion of the piano reduction without words...” [translated from the German]. Framed (floating) with addressed envelope & portrait.

From the Estate of Margaret Harshaw, soprano with the Metropolitan Opera. $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 51 214 1 piece.

Typed Letter Signed. Sondheim, Stephen. (New York), Aug. 28, 1978. 1 p., 8vo; horizontal crease along fold. To Mr. & Mrs. Norman Feldman, thanking them for the gift of the Norwegian program for A Little Night Music & a photograph of the theatre where it was performed. On Sondheim’s letterhead. With typed addressed envelope. Sondheim’s signature bold & dark. $80-120 215 Lot. Autograph Letters Signed. Benson, E(ward) F(rederic). Various places [incl. London], [ca. 1895]-1939. Sm. 8vo, & 4to. To several correspondents - occasionally touching upon his work. Many on Oakley Street, Chelsea S.W. letterhead. Collection of 32 ALS’s. $2,000-3,000 Please illustration on page 52 216 1 piece.

Autograph Note Signed. Dickens, Charles. N.p., n.d. On sheet approx. 2 x 4 inches (508 x 100mm). To Mrs. Fletcher, “I have read the book you mention’d to / me, highly praised; and I will share it / on your recommendation, forthwith / always Dear Madam, faithfully yours / Charles Dickens.” Text & signature clear. Framed with modern portrait. $400-600 217 1 vol.

Ginsberg, Allen. First Blues, Rags, Ballads & Harmonium: Songs 197174. (New York): Full Court Press, (1975). 2nd ptg. 12mo, orig. grey cloth, silver-lettered spine, d/j (minor edge wear). Frontis. (Ginsberg & Bob Dylan). Signed by Ginsberg on title page. Near Fine-. $80-120

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01/14/10 218 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Greeley, Horace. New York, Nov. 19, 1870. 1 p., 12mo. Some creasing, repairs to verso. On New York Tribune letterhead. $150-250 Walt Whitman’s Case 219 1 piece.

Autograph Manuscript Signed. Whitman, Walt. [Camden], [late July or August, 1873]. 1 p., folio, 18 5/8 x 7 3/4 inches, on Department of Justice letterhead. Separated along 3 horizontal folds - one repaired on verso with cello-tape, some chipping along bottom edge - very minor paper loss, top & bottom quadrants moderately toned. Signed by Whitman in heading. Docketed, “Walt Whitman’s Case.”

Whitman’s own candid assessment of his physical & psychological condition in the midst of perhaps the darkest year of his life, 1873, during which he suffered partially paralyzing strokes, the death of his mother and sister-in-law, as well as isolation from friends, as a consequence of his necessary move to Camden, New Jersey during that year.

Written on Department of Justice letterhead & titled in his hand, “Walt Whitman’s case - paralysis,” Whitman evidently composed this report in preparation for his petition for leave from his Department of Justice clerkship. $8,000-12,000 Please illustration on page 52 Signed by Eakins 220 1 piece.

Photograph Signed. Eakins, Thomas. Albumen print portrait of Eakins, ca. 1879-1884 (age 35-40), photographer unknown. 2 9/16 x 2 3/8 inches (65 x 60mm), period paper mount & wood frame. Photo slightly faded & occasionally spotted. Signed by Thomas Eakins on mat below photo. Signature clean & clear.

Exhibited at a Brandywine Museum Thomas Eakins exhibition, lent

by Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Crowell - museum label on back of frame.

Property of descendant of Mr. & Mrs. Crowell. $2,000-3,000 Please illustration on page 53

221 Lot. Manuscript Material. Wyeth, James. Small file of Autograph Letters, many signed or initialed by James (“Jamie”) Wyeth, ca.

1958-1961. Approx. 20 4to & sm. 4to sheets. Complete and partial letters, primarily to William Omwake, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania from James Wyeth writing from Cushing Road, Thomaston, Maine.

Many on Andrew Wyeth’s letterhead. Most embellished with pen & ink & pencil drawings in Jamie Wyeth’s hand - often comic & narrative. Includes 2 addressed envelopes (1 embellished with ghoulish pencil drawings). Many of the embellishments throughout this file inspired by horror & other popular genres.

The entire file is affected by fire & water, mostly confined to singed edges & minor dampstaining, just a few items in file showing more extensive damage. James Wyeth’s signature appears at least 5 times in this file, twice as “J.W.”, twice as “Jamie,” & once as “James.” $1,200-1,800 Please illustration on page 53 222 1 vol.

Shepard, Alan; Slayton, Deke. Moon Shot: The Inside Story of America’s Race To The Moon. Atlanta: Turner Pub., (1994). First edition, 4th ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. Minor wear. Signed by Alan Shepard on title. $80-120 223 1 piece.

Original Color Photo Signed. Armstrong, Neil. N.p., n.d. 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm). Clean. Bust portrait in space suit. Signed in blue marker. $200-300 Amelia Earhart’s First Trans-Atlantic Flight 224 2 pieces.

Amelia Earhart: Menu Signed. Earhart, Amelia. “Luncheon Given to The Crew of The Friendship by The Women’s Committee of The Air League of The British Empire. Monday, 25th, June, 1928. The Criterion Restaurant, Piccadilly Circus, London...” 4 pp., 7 x 4 3/4 inches (178 x 120mm); minor wear, very slightly, very occasionally dusty, minor occasional spotting. Signed in pencil by Amelia Earhart on verso of 2nd & terminal leaf. Also signed in pencil by the pilot Wilmer Stultz & in ink by the mechanic & co-pilot, Louis Gordon.

Signatures clean & bright. The orig. menu for the luncheon given to honor the first trans-Atlantic flight to include a woman, speakers listed include Winston Churchill. * Orig. Wire Photo, sent from New York to Chicago, June 26, 1928, 8 x 10 inches, Amelia Earhart, Wilmer Stultz, Lou Gordon & Welcoming Committee, Southampton, England. $600-1,000

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01/14/10 225 1 vol.

Mandela, Nelson. The Struggle is My Life. London: International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, Dec. 1978. 8vo, orig. stiff wrappers; light edge wear. photo plates. Signed by Nelson Mandela on title page. $200-300 The Queen of Hawaii 226 2 pieces Autograph Letter & Autograph Memo Signed. Liliuokalani (Queen Lydia): Autograph Letter Signed. [Iolani Palace?, Honolulu, Hawaii], Dec., 1896. 2 pp., 4to. To an unnamed subordinate, giving instructions for payments to be made and other tasks to be performed during her absence. With related 1 p., 4to Liliuokalani Autograph Memo Signed, undated. Both in pencil.

Liliuokalani (Sept. 2, 1838 – Nov. 11, 1917), last monarch and only queen of the Kingdom of Hawaii. $800-1,200 Please illustration on page 53 Signed by the American Patriot Henry Laurens & His Son 227 2 vols.

(Henry Laurens.) Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of. Letters Written by The Late Right Honourable... to His Son Philip Stanhope, Esq. London: J. Dodsley, 1774. First edition. 4to, contemp. calf; worn, rubbed & blistered, front covers detached (but present).

Frontis. portrait. Toning & offsetting affecting vol. 1 title. Light to moderate foxing, several quires somewhat browned. Horizontal tear in front free endpaper of vol. 2. complete with 1/2 titles.

Henry Laurens’s copy, signed by him at head of title pages. Signed & inscribed by Henry Laurens’s son on front fly leaves, “John B. Laurens / presented to him by / his father, Henry Laurens.”

Laurens, Henry (b. Charleston, S.C., 1724; d. South Carolina, 1792).

Leader of the American Revolutionary movement in The South, served in the Continental Congress, part of the time as President.

Laurens, John (b. Charleston, S.C., 1754; d. South Carolina, 1782).

Revolutionary War soldier, diplomat, served on a military mission to France, killed in skirmish against British partisans. $1,200-1,800 Please illustration on page 53 228 1 piece.

Autograph Document Signed. Houston, Sam. N.p. [Tennessee?], May [7], 1818. 1 p, 4to; edge wear, some paper loss in body of document - affecting only portions of a few words. Expense voucher. Docketed, May 29, 1818.

An unusually early example of Houston’s hand. $1,200-1,800 Please illustration on page 53

229 1 piece.

Bank Check Signed. Washington, G(eorge). To the Bank of Alexandria [Virginia], October 6, 1797. 2 3/8 x 6 9/16 inches (60 x 166mm). Occasional very minor foxing, 3 light vertical creases (1 running through the cross of the letter “T” & the center of the letter “N” of Washington’s signature), very small perforation (approx. 3x 3mm) in center of check - not affecting printing or manuscript.

Printed & type-ornamented document filled-in in ms. Washington signature clear & generally dark. Attractive signed check. $6,000-10,000 Please illustration on page 54 George Washington Writes to Thomas Jefferson 230 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Washington, G(eorge). Philadelphia, Sept. 7th, 1793. (To Thomas Jefferson) “Sir, / I have received your letter /of yesterday’s date, and approving /the measures suggested therein, de / sire you will make arrangements / for carrying them into effect with / as little loss of time as may be / G: Washington.”

Docketed, “To / The Secy of State / of Sept. 1794.” Clean, clear & dark, trimmed to fit oval frame (removed from frame) - with no loss of lettering, 5 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (140 x 190mm).

Fitzpatrick 32: “Jefferson’s letter is entered in the “Letter Book” in The Washington Papers. It is written in the third person and concerns his answer to Hammond’s letter of August 30 regarding certain special cases of vessels and the establishment of a general rule of restitution... Jefferson wished the cabinet to approve the draft of his answer to Hammond.”

The Papers of George Washington, Presidential Series 14;47, “Jefferson’s letter to G.W. of 6 Sept. has not been found.” $15,000-25,000 Please illustration on page 54 Andrew Jackson & the Chickasaw Nation 231 1 piece.

Letter Signed. Jackson, Andrew. Nashville, December 1, 1817. 3 pp., 4to (2 sheets); 2 early 20th-Century horizontal cello-tape repairs on each sheet, overlaying but not obscuring the overlaid text, some minor browning & slight edge wear. Docketed. Dark, bold signature.

To the acting Sec(retary) of War (John C. Calhoun), relating to negotiations with the Native American Chickasaw Nation, “...I perfectly coincide with Col. Butler, & for the reason he has assigned, that nothing can be done with the Chickesaws on the subject named until the arrearage due them are paid... so soon as the money arrives I will proceed to the Chickesaw Nation, & use my best exertions to obtain a relinquishment to their title to the lands proposed...” Signed by Jackson as Major General.

Lot also includes sm. printed document & newspaper clippings relating to the Choctaw & Chickasaw removals. $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 55

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01/14/10 232 1 piece.

Manuscript Document Signed. Lincoln, Abraham. Washington, March 3, 1864. 2 pp., folio (16 1/4 x 10 3/8 inches; 412 x 263mm); separated along horizontal fold - no loss of text, several generally light vertical creases; one light vertical crease through the letter “a” of Abraham Lincoln’s signature. With paper seal. Clean with bold, dark Lincoln signature, also signed by Secretary of State William Henry Seward. Ms. document on both sides of folio leaf, with integral blank leaf, separated & also split along horizontal fold.

Pardon for Cincinnatus W. Newton, a citizen of Norfolk, Virginia, former holder of Confederate office. $4,000-7,000 Please illustration on page 55 233 1 vol.

(Abraham Lincoln.) Autograph & Sentiment Album. Ca. 18641867. 12mo, orig. black morocco, gilt; rubbed & worn, spine ends defective. Slightly shaken.

Along with manuscript sentiments & signatures from the original owner’s (Miss Boner?) friends & family the album contains the autograph signatures of A(braham) Lincoln, & several members of his cabinet: his private secretary, John Hay, Postmaster W(illiam) Dennison, also dated in his hand, “29 Oct. 1864,” Sec. of The Navy Gideon Welles, also dated in his hand, “29th Oct. 1864,” Sec. of Interior J(ohn) P(almer) Usher, also dated in his hand, “29th Oct. 1864,” Sec. of State William H(enry) Seward, The album also includes the autograph signatures of Andrew Johnson, also dated in Johnson’s hand, “Washington City / Jan. 10th / 1867,” and several members of his cabinet: Sec. of Interior O(rville) H. Browning, so designated in his own hand - “Secretary of The Interior, Jan. 31, 1867,” Sec. of Treasury Hugh McColloch, also dated in his hand, “May 30, 1867,” Assistant Sec. of Treasury W.E. Chandler, also dated in his hand, “January 1867.” Also includes signatures of several lower level Lincoln appointees. Signatures of Lincoln & Johnson each as President. $5,000-8,000 Please illustration on page 55

Signed Standing Photo Portrait of Abraham Lincoln 234 1 piece.

Original Photograph Signed. Lincoln, A(braham). Carte-de-Visite standing portrait of Abraham Lincoln, signed below image. 4 x 2 1/2 inches (102 x 62mm), purple borders; very minor edge wear. Clean & attractive.

Photographed by Thomas Le Mere at Brady’s gallery, Washington, D.C., April 17, 1863, published by E. Anthony, 501 Broadway, N.Y. [1863].

One of 24 photo images (of the 119 known photos) of Lincoln standing.

Meserve 38; Ostendorf 69 Provenance upon request. $8,000-12,000 Please illustration on page 56 With Signed Photos of Civil War Generals & Lincoln’s Cabinet 235 1 vol.

(American Civil War.) Carte-de-Visite Photo Album. New York, ca.

1861-1865. Oblong 4to, orig. embossed brown morocco, spine gilt, a.e.g., brass clasps (defective); joints & extremities rubbed. Minor dampstaining near spine of bottom edge - not affecting photos.

Holding 60 Carte-de-Visite portraits of Union political & military notables. Signed photos include Robert Anderson (comdr. of Ft. Sumter), Gen. Joseph Hooker, Gen. George B. McClellan, Gen. FitzJohn Porter, Gen. Winfield Scott (signed on verso) - not shown in uniform, Montgomery Blair (Lincoln’s Postmaster General, counsel for Dred Scott), William H. Seward (Lincoln’s Sec. of State), Gideon Welles (Lincoln’s Sec. of Navy); also signed photos of Robert & Louis Philippe D’Orleans (French-born nobles serving under McClellan).

Internally generally clean, a few photo frames torn, photos in very good to excellent states of preservation. Album includes gilt-printed title: The Photographic Album. new York: D. Appleton, 1861.

Provenance upon request. $1,500-2,500 Please illustration on page 57

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01/14/10 236 4 pieces.

Typed Letters Signed. Roosevelt, Franklin D. All 1 p., 4to, on White House letterhead, all to Colonel Grandy Lewis: Washington, December 14, 1944. Appointing Colonel Lewis as member of emergency board under the Railway Labor Act, investigating dispute between the Steelton and Highspire Railroad and certain of its employees. * Washington, January 11, 1945, thanking Colonel Lewis for his service re the dispute between the Steelton and Highspire Railroad Company & Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen [etc.]. * Washington, March 7, 1945. Appointing Colonel Lewis as member of emergency board under the Railway Labor Act, investigating dispute between The Des Moines and Central Iowa Railroad and employees. * Washington, April 3, 1945, expressing his appreciation for Colonel Lewis’s report on the above dispute.

All letters generally clean & bright, Roosevelt’s signatures clear & clean. All but the Jan. 11, 1945 letter in White House envelopes. $800-1,200 237 5 pieces.

Typed Letters Signed. Truman, Harry [S]. All 1 p., 4to on White House letterhead, all to Colonel Grandy Lewis: Washington, August 2, 1945. Thanking Colonel Lewis for his report on the dispute between the Illinois Central Railroad and its employees represented by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen. * Washington, April 19, 1946. Appointing Colonel Lewis a member of an Emergency Board under the Railway Labor Act, re dispute between Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and certain employees. Horizontal crease through signature. * Washington, April 26, 1946. Expressing his appreciation for Colonel Lewis for his successful efforts on the Emergency Board re the Texas & New Orleans Railroad labor dispute. Crease just touching bottom of 1 letter of Truman’s signature. * Washington, May 21, 1946. Thanking Colonel Lewis for his report re Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company and The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen. * Washington, September 3, 1946. Expressing his appreciation for Colonel Lewis’s report re the dispute between the Northwest Airlines & The International Association of machinists. All letters clean & bright, Truman’s signatures dark & bold. All but April 19, 1946 letter in White House envelopes. $500-800 238 1 vol.

Ford, Gerald R. (Thinking About America, The United States in The 1990s.) “Challenges to American Policy.” Stanford Univ.: Hoover Institution, (1988). 8vo, orig. red wrappers. Signed by Gerald R. Ford on front wrapper. Near Fine. $80-120

239 1 piece.

Typed Letter Signed. Kennedy, Robert F. Washington, Sept. 13, 1961. 4to. On Attorney General letterhead. To Mr. Earl S. Kalp, The National Conference of Christians and Jews, Chicago Illinois. Clean & attractive. $150-250 240 Lot. Ephemera & Manuscript Material relating to the William Lister [Dupont] Austin Family - Montgomery County [Main Line] Pennsylvania, including: Manuscript Travel Diary. (Austin, Rebecca J.?) “Trip to Cuba.” Feb., 1904. 12mo, orig. flexible leather. Approx.

30 ms. pp. * Manuscript Diary. (Austin, Rebecca J.?) 1905-1909.

16mo, orig. red cloth, a.e.g., decorated buckskin? chemise. * Post Cards (approx. 50). Primarily American views (a few real photo cards), ca. 1905-1930s. * Menus (early 20th-Century). * Hotel trunk labels (early 20th-Century). * Lock of hair - William L. Austin, Jr. * American sterling silver salt spoon. $200-300 241 1 piece.

French Manuscript Document on Vellum. Ca. 14th-Century.

Approx. 8 x 11 inches (203 x 280mm). $150-250 242 1 piece.

Gilt & Color Illuminated Vellum Manuscript Leaf. [Germany, ca.

1550]. 6 x 4 inches (152 x 96mm). Single leaf from Andechtige gebet in German, 19 lines in black in in a calligraphic hand, headings in red capitals, illuminated capital in gold & colors, color illuminated borders on gold ground. Framed. Generally clean, bright, & attractive. $200-300 243 4 pieces.

Manuscript Choir Book Leaves. European Continent, ca. 15th-16th Centuries. Folio. Includes 1 double leaf, decorated initials. 1 single leaf worn & chipped. $200-300

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01/14/10 244 1 vol.

(Christian Music Manuscript.) (Gradual.) (Eastern Germany, Bohemia or Poland), ca. 1700. Folio, old pigskin-backed wooden bds., spine rubbed. 75 of approx. 105 parchment leaves - approx. 30 leaves excised. Many color decorated initials. Some offsetting, occasional minor dampstaining, a few small holes, portions of a few leaves excised.

The sung parts of the Catholic Mass. $2,000-3,000 Please illustration on page 57 Cabalistic Manuscript 245 1 vol.

(Hebrew Cabalistic Manuscript.) “Sefer Mar’eh ha-ofanim” transliterated from the Hebrew. [North Africa], [ca. 18th-Century].

4to, contemp, gilt-paneled green morocco; rubbed, casing loose. 36 manuscript leaves. Includes representations of mystical spheres.

Some internal ink staining, not affecting manuscript.

Hebrew version of Johannes de Sacrobasco’s Sphaera Mundi (also referred to as Tractus de Sphaera), translated by Solomon be Abraham Avigdor of Provence. $1,500-2,500 Please illustration on page 58 246 1 vol.

(German-Language Pen & Ink Natural History Manuscript.)

Zimmermann, Dr. W. V[on] A. “The Wonders of The Ancient/Primeval World. A Popular Presentation of The History of Creation and Original State of Our World Body... According to The Results of the Research and Science of Dr. W. V[on] A. Zimmermann.” - translated from the German. [Germany?], [ca.

1860s]. Sm. 4to, orig. bds.; light wear. leaf size 8 x 6 inches (203 x 152mm) 295 leaves. Numerous pen & ink illustrations of Natural History subjects. $800-1,200 Please illustration on page 57 247 5 vols.

Manuscript Journals. Primarily relating to the canal engineering work in Pennsylvania of Edward F. Gay, ca. 1830s-1850: “Specifications... The Incidental Work on The Franks Town Line.”

12mo, orig. sheep; rubbed. Includes pen & ink & wash drawings. 145 pp. * “Specification of The Incidental Work on The Susquehanna Canal.” 2 4to vols., orig. bds.; rubbed. * Railroad Account Ledger, ca.

1849-1850. 4to, orig. bds. $500-800

248 4 vols.

Manuscript Mathematic & Engineering Exercise Books.

(Philadelphia), [ca. 1840s]. Folio, orig. printed wrappers (3). Some dampstaining to 1 vol. $200-300

ILLUSTRATION & CARTOON ART & C Lots 249-266 249 5 pieces.

(Original Cartoon & Illustration Art.) American Cartoonists, ca.

1880-1910: Randall, Albertine. “The Dumbunnies.” N.d. Orig. pen & ink & wash drawing, 4 panels on folded illus. bds., 8 x 26 inches (203 x 660mm). Occasional smudging, production & other markings. Signed by Randall. * Wales, J.A. Orig. pen & ink drawing, on illus. bd., 10 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches (266 x 146mm). Some spotting, production markings & c. Signed by Wales. * _ _. Orig. pen & ink drawing, on illus. bd., 8 x 12 1/2 inches (203 x 317mm). Rural American scene, disheveled men playing croquet while the women work. With Puck, April 20, 1880 ink stamp on verso, other production markings. Some darkening to verso. Initialed by Wales. * Wilder, Bert. Orig. pen & ink drawing, on illus. bd. 12 x 7 1/2 inches (304 x 190mm). Minor soiling. Transaction in the snow. Signed by Wilder. * Worth, Thomas. Orig. pen & ink drawing, on illus. bd. 6 x 9 1/2 inches (152 x 240mm). Some smudging. Theodore Rooseveltlike figure riding polar bear on sled drawn by horse. Signed by Worth. $150-250 250 Lot. (Original Cartoon Art.) Easley, Joe. Orig. pencil, pen & ink & wash drawings, ca. 1930s. 4to sheets. Approx. 40 pieces. $80-120 251 9 pieces.

(Cartoon Art.) Hungerford, Cy. Political Cartoons. Pittsburgh, ca.

1938-1939. Orig. pen & ink drawings on heavy stock paper, 17 3/4 x 13 1/2 inches (450 x 340mm); minor edge wear. Each signed by Cy Hungerford. U.S. & international subjects, incl. Nazi aggression, British appeasement, U.S. labor relations. $200-300

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01/14/10 252 Lot. Manuscript Material & Ephemera - Eugene Zimmerman: 3 Autograph Letters Signed “Zim.” To Freeman H. Hubbard, Secretary American Association of Cartoonists and Caricaturists. Horseheads, N.Y., July 7, 1926; Oct. 20, [19]29; Jan. 21, [19]30. Each 1 p., 4to (2) or oblong 8vo. * Typed Letter Signed. Post, C.W. Battle Creek, Mich, Nov. 23, 1912. 1 p., 4to. To “Zim,” on Postum Cereal letterhead. * Lot also includes Zim’s Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly press card, New York, June 15, 1892. $120-180

DISNEY & OTHER ANIMATION ART Lots 253-261 253 1 piece.

(Disney Studio.) Original Comic Art. Winnie The Pooh. 1983. 4 panel comic strip. Orig. pen & ink drawing, 6 x 19 inches (152 x 228mm). Matted. Clean. $200-300 254 3 pieces.

(Disney Studio.) Original Watercolors. Earle, Eyvind, et al.

Illustrations for the Spanish-language book form of Sleeping Beauty, 1975. 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches (216 x 146mm), framed; 8 x 5 inches (203 x 127mm), matted; 3 1/2 x 9 inches (89 x 228mm), matted.

All clean & bright. Lot includes the published book. $800-1,200 255 1 piece.

(Disney Studio.) Original Animation Cel. The King. Sleeping Beauty, 1959. 6 1/8 x 9 1/8 inches (155 x 230mm), matted. Clean, unchipped. With orig. Disney label & envelope. $300-400 256 1 piece.

(Disney Studio.) Original Animation Cel. Madame Medusa and Snoops. The Rescuers, 1977. 10 x 13 3/4 inches (254 x 350mm).

Matted. Clean & unchipped. With Disney Studio stamp & labels. $200-300 257 1 piece.

(Disney Studio.) Original Animation Cel. Pete’s Dragon. Profile of the dragon. Approx. 10 x 12 inches (254 x 305mm). Matted. Clean & unchipped. $200-300

258 1 piece.

(Disney Studio.) Original Production Cel with Hand-Prepared Background. Rabbit. A Day for Eeyore, 1983. 10 x 13 3/4 inches (254 x 350mm). Matted. Clean & unchipped. $200-300 259 1 piece.

Animation Cel. Freling, Friz. Tweety Bird & Sylvester The Cat. Warner Bros., 1991. #261/1500 signed by Friz Freling. 11 x 12 1/2 inches (280 x 317mm). Clean & unchipped. $250-400 260 1 piece.

Original Pen & Ink Drawing. Lantz, Walter. Head of Andy Panda.

Approx. 3 x 4 3/4 inches (76 x 120mm). Signed by Walter Lantz.

Clean & attractive. Framed. $150-250 261 2 pieces.

Animation Art. (Lantz, Walter.) Woody Woodpecker. Original animation cel & clean-up drawing. Figure of Woody Woodpecker & background. 9 x 11 1/4 inches (228 x 285mm), matted. $200-300 Original Signed Sendak Drawing of Max 262 1 piece.

Original Graphite & Color Pencil Drawing. Sendak, Maurice. [“Max” - Where The Wild Things Are.] 8 1/2 x 6 inches (216 x 152mm) - sheet size. Signed in pencil below figure by Maurice Sendak. Clean & attractive. $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 57 263 1 piece.

Original Pen & Wash Drawing. Seuss, Dr. [Geisel, Theodore]. A wild flower. Approx. 4 x 3 1/2 inches (100 x 89mm). Signed by “Dr. Seuss.” Clean & attractive. Framed. $200-400

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01/14/10 Original Dulac Watercolor 264 1 piece.

Original Watercolor & Gouache Painting. Dulac, Edmund. Prince Camaralzaman & the bird which has carried away Princess Badoura’s precious stone. Ca. 1913. 13 1/2 x 11 1/4 inches (343 x 285mm) - image size; 16 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches (425 x 375mm) sheet size. Signed upper right by Edmund Dulac.

Professionally removed from old matting, de-acidifyed & framed with an archival matting. Image clean & attractive, occasional minor discoloration to margins.

Evidently commissioned for “Princess Badoura, A Tale of The Arabian Nights,” Hodder & Stoughton, 1913 but not used in the published edition. $5,000-8,000 Please illustration on page 58 265 Lot. (American Civil War.) Original Pen & Ink Drawings on Paper. Taber, I. Walton: “114th Pennsylvania Infantry, Provost Guard, Petersburg.”

Approx. 10 x 13 1/2 inches (254 x 340mm), image approx. 5 x 9 1/2 inches (127 x 240mm). Titled in pencil & with publisher’s stamp.

Signed in ink by the artist. Clean & attractive. * “110th Pa. Reg. at Falmouth.” Approx. 9 1/2 x 15 inches (240 x 380mm). Signed & titled by the artist. With artist’s annotations & publisher’s numerical stamp outside image. Clean & attractive. Both in modern archival frames. Both drawings were published in The Century Magazine, 1888, reproduced in The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art, New York, 1974. A copy of The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art is included in this lot, along with “The Century Collection of Civil War Art. Parts I & II,” Christie’s East, May 27, 1988, original auction catalogues, in which the above drawings were offered.

Provenance: “The Century Collection of Civil War Art. Part I,” Christie’s East, May 27, 1988, lots 210 & 19 respectively. $600-1,000 Please illustration on page 59 266 2 pieces.

American Advertising Art. Hires Root Beer: Original Watercolor on Paper. “Hires Improved Root Beer.” ca. 1900. Approx. 15 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (393 x 292mm). Hot root beer mixed & served at home by a young maid to a little girl. * Gouache on Birch Bark. “Hires Birch Ale...” 4 3/4 x 3 1/8 inches (120 x 80mm). Both clean & attractive.

Both framed. $1,200-1,800 Please illustration on page 59 Property of a Hires Descendent.

PRINTS Lots 267-300 267 1 vol. + 6 pieces.

Engraved & Lithographic Portraits - Primarily Notable Americans: Delaplaine, Joseph. Delaplaine’s Repository of The Lives and Portraits of Distinguished American Characters. Philadelphia, 1815. Vol. 1, part 1.

4to, orig. printed bds. (dated 1816); spine gone, front cover detached but present, scuffed. With engraved title, frontis. + 6 engraved plates. Moderate foxing. Untrimmed. Sabin 16358. * Hand-colored stipple engraving. Taubert, G(ustave) (F.A.), after.

“Thaddeus Kosciuszko.” London, Nov. 12, 1795. 12 3/8 x 8 3/4 inches (314 x 222mm), margins. Light to moderate toning, minor spotting. Framed. * Mezzotint engraving. Lawrenson, W(illiam) (?), after. “Benjamin West. R.A.” [London], [ca. 1780-1800.] 16 3/4 x 12 1/4 inches (425 x 311mm). Trimmed within platemark, foot of title shaved. Generally clean. Framed. * Lithograph. “J(ohn) C(harles) Fremont.” [New York], 1850. 12 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches (311 x 248mm) - oval image & text. Light toning, some spotting & staining outside of image. Litho by Francis D’avignon, after a daguerreotype

by Mathew Brady. Framed. * Lithograph. “W.H. Prescott.” [New York], 1850. 12 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches (311 x 248mm) - oval image & text. Light foxing, some dampstaining, primarily outside of image.

Litho by Francis D’avignon, after a daguerreotype by Mathew Brady.

Framed. * Hand-colored lithograph. “Abraham Lincoln, Republican Candidate for Sixteenth President of The United States.” Hartford: E.B. Kellogg, [1860]. 11 7/8 x 8 inches (300 x 203mm) - image & text. Mounted to bd. Some darkening & staining. Framed. * Stipple engraving printed in color & augmented by hand. Bartolozzi, F. after Holbien, Hans. “Tho[mas] Moor Ld Chancelour.” [London], 1793.

17 7/8 x 13 1/4 inches (454 x 336mm), narrow margins. Slightly dusty. Framed. $200-300 268 1 piece.

Mezzotint Engraving. “The Honorable John Hancock of Boston in New England; President of The American Congress.” London, Oct. 25, 1775. 14 x 9 7/8 inches (355 x 250mm), margins. Clean but trimmed within plate mark.

Cresswell 102 - this portrait... after a painting done by Copely in 1770-1772. $2,000-3,000

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01/14/10 269 2 pieces.

(American Civil War.) Hand-Colored Lithographs. Schaus, W., publisher: Sarony Major & Knapp. “Fate of The Rebel Flag.” New York, 1861. 9 7/8 x 12 1/2 inches (250 x 318mm) - image & text, 11 3/4 x 15 1/4 inches (298 x 387mm) - sheet size. Some dampstaining at bottom margin - just touching title, light mat burn, minor foxing to margins, verso moderately browned & foxed, mounted at corners to mat. Framed. * Sarony Major & Knapp. “Our Heaven Born Banner.” New York, 1861. 9 7/8 x 12 1/2 inches (250 x 318mm) - image & text, 11 5/8 x 15 3/8 inches (295 x 390mm) sheet size. Light mat burn, light to moderate foxing in margins, moderate foxing & browning to verso. Mounted at corners on verso.

Framed. Both after Wm. Bauly. $250-400 Large Format New York View 270 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Mottram, C. after Hill, J.W. “New York.”

New York: F. & G.W. Smith, 1855. 34 1/2 x 56 1/2 inches (876 x 1435mm) - plate mark, wide margins; 28 1/2 x 50 1/2 inches (724 x 1282mm) - image. Light foxing, primarily outside of image.

Generally bright & attractive. Framed. $2,000-3,000 Please illustration on page 59 Property of a Philadelphia Gentleman.

CURRIER & IVES Lots 271-277 Lincoln & the 1860 Presidential Campaign 271 1 piece.

Lithograph. Currier, N.; Ives, J.M., publishers. “Progressive Democracy - Prospect of a Smash Up.” New York, 1860. 13 7/8 x 17 3/4 inches (352 x 450mm) - sheet size. Slightly dusty at edges, mounted along verso edges. Framed.

A political cartoon depicting the split in the Democratic Party during the Presidental race of 1860. Stalled on a train track is the Democratic platform wagon. It is about to be split by the locomotive “Equal Rights,” pulling the Republic candidates Abraham Lincoln & Hannibal Hamlin.

Gale 5371 $500-800

272 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph (Currier,N.; Ives, J., publishers.) Tait, A.F., after. “American Field Sports: On a Point.” New York, 1857.

20 3/8 x 26 3/4 inches (517 x 680mm) - image & text; 23 1/8 x 31 3/8 inches (587 x 796mm) - sheet size. Light to occasionally moderate foxing, small close tear at center of bottom margin, small repair to verso - not affecting image. Image & color in good & attractive state of preservation.

Gale 163 $1,500-2,500 Please illustration on page 59 273 1 piece.

Chromolithograph. (Currier, N.; Ives, J., publishers.) Parsons, C., after. Tait, A.F. “American Speckled Brook Trout.” New York, 1864.

17 3/4 x 21 7/8 inches (450 x 555mm) - image & text; 19 1/2 x 24 3/8 inches (495 x 620mm) - sheet size. Lightly toned, light mat burn, some darkening & spotting outside of image, some dampstaining below & just touching beginning of title.

Gale 0209 $600-900 274 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (Currier, N.; Ives, J., publishers.) “Home from The Brook. The Lucky Fisherman.” New York, 1867. 18 1/4 x 24 5/8 inches (463 x 625mm) - image & text; 23 7/8 x 301/8 inches (606 x 765mm) - sheet size. Light to moderate foxing outside image, some light to occasionally moderate foxing to image.

Gale 3089 $800-1,200 275 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (Currier, N.; Ives, J., publishers.) Tait, A.F., after. “Camping in The Woods. Laying Off.” New York, 1863.

20 1/4 x 27 1/4 inches (514 x 692mm) - image & text; 25 1/4 x 33 1/2 inches (640 x 850mm) - sheet size. Light mat burn, light to moderate foxing outside image, occasional light foxing to image.

Gale 0865 $800-1,200 276 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (Currier, N.; Ives, J., publishers.) Tait, A.F., after. “Camping in The Woods. A Good Time Coming.” New York, 1863. 20 3/8 x 27 1/2 inches (517 x 698mm) - image & text; 21 3/4 x 24 3/4 inches (552 x 730mm) - sheet size (bottom of sheet trimmed). Moderate toning & foxing, darkening & cellotape residue at edges. A few small abrasions in image.

Gale 0864 $800-1,200

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01/14/10 277 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. Currier, N.; Ives, J., publishers. “The Great West.” New York, 1870. 8 x 12 3/8 inches (203 x 314mm) image; 11 3/4 x 15 5/8 inches (298 x 396mm) - sheet size. Light foxing.

Currier & Ives New Best 50 small folio #38.

Gale 2879 $400-600 278 6 pieces.

Hand-Colored Steel Engravings - Philadelphia Views, ca. 1850: “Penitentiary, Philadelphia.” * “Fairmount Gardens, Philadelphia.” * “Girard’s-Bank in Philadelphia.” * “A Pic-Nic on The Wissahickon.” * “The Bridge over The Schuylkill.” * “The Race Bridge. Fair Mount Water Works, Philadelphia.” 6 x 8 1/2 inches (152 x 216mm) or smaller. Several only partly colored. $150-250 279 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Wood-Engraving. “The Centennial-Balloon View of The Grounds.” (New York): Supplement to Harper’s Weekly, Sept.

30, 1876. 21 1/2 x 31 inches (546 x 787mm). Several light to moderate vertical creases. Clean & attractive. Framed. $250-400 Property of a Philadelphia Gentleman.

280 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Serz, J. “Philadelphia.” Philadelphia: E.W. Thomas & Son, n.d. [1860s]. 13 5/8 x 20 inches (346 x 508mm) image & text. Framed.

View of Philadelphia from Camden at center with 18 border vignettes of Philadelphia architectural views. Very slightly toned, minor occasional foxing. $400-800 Property of a Philadelphia Gentleman.

281 1 piece.

Tinted Lithograph. Smith Bros. & Co., pub. “Philadelphia from Camden - 1850.” (Philadelphia), 1850. 26 3/4 x 40 3/4 inches (680 x 1035mm) - image & text, margins. Scattered light foxing. $400-700

282 5 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings - French Naval Battles. Milton, J., after Roublard, A.: “A l’Honorable Comte de Birmingham, Vicomte de Curlew, Prem. Lord de l’Amte avec ces Vaisseaux la Grande Bretange Tient...” 1709. 13 1/2 x 17mm (343 x 430mm), wide margins. Scattered light foxing, occasionally slightly dusty. 2 copies. * “A l’Honorable Burchet Esqr. Secretaire a l’Honorable Commission des Lords charge du grande... Bretagne...” 1706. 13 1/4 x 16 7/8 inches (336 x 428mm), wide margins. Minor marginal foxing. 2 copies.* “Ce Vaisseau de sa Majeste, le Blenheim... Victories... Duc de Marlborough...” 1704. 13 1/2 x 17 inches (343 x 430mm), wide margins. Scattered light foxing. $300-500

ENGLISH CARICATURE PRINTS Lots 283-288 283 1 piece.

(Napoleonic Subject.) Hand-Colored Engraved Caricature. Tegg, Thomas, pub. “The Polish Pie or The Effects of The Peace at Tilsit.”

London, Sept. 10, 1807. Approx. 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches (240 x 343mm). Generally clean & bright. Framed.

Political caricature depicting Napoleon, Alexander I Czar of Russia & the ghost of Frederick The Great. $80-120 284 7 pieces.

(Rowlandson, Thomas.) Hand-Colored Engravings. [English Caricature Prints]: Woodward, (George M.) “Opinions on The Divorce Bill.” (London): Ackerman, June 2, 1800. Approx. 13 x 17 inches (330 x 432mm). Slightly toned, a few small close tears & light creases. Etched by Rowlandson. * Woodward, (George M.). “A Parody of Milton.” [London], [ca. 1800]. Approx. 10 x 13 inches (254 x 330mm). Some mat burn, lightly toned. Rowlandson, sculpt. * Woodward, (George M.). “Female Politicians.” London: Thomas Tegg, 1808. Approx. 9 3/4 x 13 inches (247 x 330mm). Moderate mat burn, lightly toned. Rowlandson, sculpt. * Lot also includes 4 small format (approx. 5 x 7 inches) plates by & after Rowlandson (ca. 1800-1820). All framed. Not examined out of frames. $400-600

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01/14/10 285 4 pieces.

(Rowlandson, Thomas.) Hand-Colored Engravings. [English Caricature Prints]: “Rigging Out a Smuggler.” (London): [Thomas] Tegg, [ca. 1820]. Approx. 13 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches (343 x 240mm).

Rowlandson, Del. * “Spit Fires.” (London): Tho. Tegg, Oct. 25, 1810.

Approx. 9 1/4 x 13 inches (235 x 330mm). Slightly toned.

Rowlandson, Del. * “Fast Day.” (London), March 20, 1812. Approx.

10 x 11 inches (354 x 380mm). Rowlandson, pub. * Rowlandson, T. “Come Live With Me and Be My Love.” [London], [ca. 1800].

Approx. 12 1/2 x 9 1/4 inches (317 x 235mm). Some light toning & dampstaining. All framed, clean & bright except where otherwise indicated. Not examined out of frames. $800-1,200 286 3 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings. [English Caricature Prints]: “French Liberty. British Slavery.” London: H. Humphrey, Dec. 21, 1792.

9 7/8 x 13 3/4 inches (250 x 350mm). Light to moderate toning, occasional edge wear. * “Old Time Returned.” (London), S.W. Fores, May 18, 1802. Approx. 10 1/2 x 14 inches (266 x 355mm). Light toning, occasional minor spotting, a few small close tears at margins. * “The English Lamb and The French Tiger.” (London): S.W. Fores, April 1806. Approx. 9 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches (247 x 350mm).

All framed. Not examined out of frames. $200-300 287 3 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings. [English Caricature Prints]: Shortshanks. “(Locomotion): Walking by Steam, Running by Steam, Flying by Steam.” London: Tho. McLean, (ca. 1820). Approx. 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches (240 x 343mm). Light mat burn, slightly toned. * (Rowlandson, T.?) Public House Scene. [London?], [ca. 1800].

Approx. 10 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches (266 x 210mm). Some spotting & toning. * B.H. “The Jockey.” (London): T. McLean, Aug. 13, 1829.

Approx. 12 x 7 1/2 inches (305 x 190mm). Slightly toned. All framed. Not examined out of frames. $200-300

288 3 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings. [English Caricature Prints & C]: W., C. “The Father’s Darling.” London: Tho. Tegg, [ca. 1810]. Approx.

13 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches (336 x 240mm). Slightly toned. * “Royal George, in The Kitchen, or High Life Below Stairs.” (London): J. Johnson, [ca. 1800]. Approx. 9 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches (240 x 343mm).

Light to moderate toning. * Hunt, G., after Lane, Theodore.

“Amerous, Clamorous, Uproarious & Glorious, All coming from a Public Dinner...” [London], [ca. 1825]. Approx. 10 1/4 x 12 1/2 inches (260 x 318mm). Light to moderate toning. All framed, all generally bright & well-colored. Not examined out of frames. $200-400 289 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Aquatint Etching. Jazet, after Montpezat, (Henri d’Aincey Comte de). “La Vie dun Gentilhomme en Toutes Saisons.

Automne.” Paris: Goupil Vibret, [ca. 1850]. 20 x 27 3/4 inches (508 x 705mm) - image & text. Scattered generally light foxing.

Title & imprints a little faded. Framed. Not examined out of frame. $150-250 290 1 piece.

Etching. Schiavonetti, V.A. & Heath, James after Stothard, Thomas. “Pilgrimage to Canterbury.” London: W.H. Worthington, Oct. 1, 1817. 14 x 38 1/2 inches (355 x 978mm), mtd. on large blank sheet. Light to moderate dampstaining - mostly outside image. In later 19th-Century frame. Not examined out of frame. $200-300 291 1 portfolio.

Laske, Oskar. Auf der Flucht nach Aegyten. Vienna, etc.: Rikola Verlag, Verlag Neur Graphik, 1922. 1/100. Folio, orig. bds.; some edge wear, minor discoloration. Title leaf & 8 etched plates. Each plate numbered 0/100 & signed in pencil by the artist. 7 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (190 x 292mm) - plate mark; 13 3/4 x 17 1/8 inches (350 x 435mm) - sheet size. Internally clean. $100-150 292 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Catesby, Mark. [The Gold-Winged Wood-Pecker.] [Nuremberg, 1750 or 1777.] 11 1/2 x 8 7/8 inches (292 x 225mm), margins. Latin-German ed. engraved by J.M. Seligmann. Generally clean & bright. Framed. Pictured with the Chestnut Oak. $300-500

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01/14/10 293 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Catesby, Mark. [The Fox Colored Thrush or Brown Thrasher.] [Nuremberg, 1750 or 1777.] 11 1/2 x 8 3/8 inches (292 x 212mm), good margins. German-language ed. engraved by J.M. Seligmann. Generally clean & bright. Framed.

Pictured with the Wild Cherry, during Colonial times, Brown Thrashers, like Mockingbirds, were kept in cages, for they had a great reputation as songbirds. $250-400 294 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Catsby, Mark. “The Tyrant” [Eastern Kingbird]. (London), [1771]. 3rd ed. 14 x 10 1/4 inches (355 x 260mm), full margins. Occasional minor, mostly marginal , foxing, but generally bright, clean & attractive. Shown with Sassafras branch, leaves, flowers & fruit. Framed with floating mat. $300-500 295 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Catsby, Mark. “The Yellow Belly’d Woodpecker; The Smallest Spotted Woodpecker.” (London), [1771].

3rd ed. 11 x 13 7/8 inches (280 x 352mm), margins. Bright & clean (washed?). Shown respectively with White & Red Oak leaves.

Framed, not examined out of frame. $300-500 296 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Catsby, Mark. [The Razor-Billed BlackBird of Jamaica.] (London), [1771]. 3rd ed. 13 7/8 x 10 1/8 inches (352 x 257mm), full margins. Slightly toned. Shown with Pink Lady’s Slipper. Appendix Plate #3. Framed with floating mat. $300-500 297 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving with Aquatint and Etching. Havel, R. after Audubon, J.J. “Pied Duck,” [Birds of America, plate 332].

(London), 1836. 20 7/8 x 30 inches (530 x 762mm), plate mark, narrow margins, sheet size 25 x 34 5/8 inches (635 x 800mm).

Mounted to bd., light mat burn, occasional discoloration in margins.

Color a little faded. Framed. $800-1,200 Please illustration on page 59

298 6 pieces.

Colored Engravings - Boxing Subjects: Alken, H., after. “A Prize Fight.” London: T. McClean, Jan. 1, 1820. Hand-colored aquatint etching. 8 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches (216 x 298mm) - image & text, margins. Generally clean. * Collins, Mr., after. “Polite Amusement or An Exhibition of Brute Beasts at The Lyceum.” (London): Bentley & Co., May 1, 1791. Hand-colored engraving. Approx. 7 x 7 1/4 inches (178 x 210mm). Generally clean. * Williams, Mr., after. “Randall The Irish Lad and Belasco, The Jew Champion.” London: S.W. Fores, [ca.

1817 - but later reprint]. Color engraving. 10 1/2 x 13 7/8 inches (266 x 352mm), margins. Light to moderate toning. * Ryley, C.R., after. “Daniel Mendoza & Richard Humphreys.” (London): W. Richardson, [ca. 1790 - but later reprint]. Color engraving. 11 7/8 x 13 3/4 inches (300 x 349mm), margins. Clean. * Rowlandson, T. “Daniel Mendoza, The Most Scientific Boxer ever Known.” [London, ca. 1800 - but modern reproduction]. Color engraving. Approx. 6 x 5 inches (152 x 127mm). Clean. * Cruikshank, I.R., after. “Isaac Bixton.” [London, ca. 1800 - but modern reproduction or restrike].

Colored etching. Approx. 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches (165 x 114mm).

Clean. All framed. Not examined out of frames. $200-300 299 3 pieces.

Boxing Graphics - African-American & other African Diaspora Images: De Youngh?, after. Color print. “Foul!” N.p., 1905. Approx.

7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches (190 x 240mm) Comic stereotype image of infant African-American boxers & rooster. Generally clean. In contemp (orig.?) frame with boxing glove motif onlay. * Color engraving. “Thomas Molineaux.” N.p., [ca. 1800 - but modern reprint or restrike]. Approx. 6 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches 9165 x 120mm).

Clean. In partly defective frame. * Stadias?, Douglas. Photo process print. “Joe Louis, 1946.” 14 1/2 x 10 5/8 inches (368 x 270mm), margins. Titled, signed & dated, “1997,” in pencil below the image by the artist. $120-180 300 1 piece.

(Boxing Print.) Fabronius, D.C. “John B. Bailey, Professor of Sparring and Gymnastics.” Boston: A. Trochsler & Co., 1870. 20 1/2 x 13 7/8 inches (520 x 352mm) - image & text, margins. Slightly dusty, occasional minor dampstaining in margins, upper right portion repaired - tape on verso, possibly retouched. Framed. $200-300

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01/14/10 MAPS & ATLASES Lots 301-322 301 1 vol.

Millar, George Henry. The New and Universal System of Geography.

London: for Alex Hogg, n.d. [ca. 1785]. Vol. 2 (of 2) only. Folio, modern buckram, new endpapers. With 17 maps (4 fold.) & 40 plates (views, costume & ethnographic subjects). Light to moderate foxing, offsetting. Includes fold. maps of British North America, South America, West Indies. Also plate depicting Native Americans.

Includes account of the American Revolution. $120-180 302 1 vol.

(World Atlas.) Kiepert, H., et al. Hand-Atlas der Erde und des Himmels. Vienna: Geographisches Institut, [ca. 1861-1862]. 42nd ed.

Folio, contemp. cloth & bds.; worn. With 50 double-page engraved maps - most with outline hand color. Internally generally clean.

Maps numbered in blue crayon on upper margins. $200-300 303 2 vols.

(Pennsylvania Atlases): Mueller, A.H. Atlas of Delaware County East of Ridley Creek. Vol. 1. Philadelphia, 1909-10. Folio, bdg. gone. With Index map + 31 double-page color linen-backed maps. Some dampstaining & dust-soiling. * Franklin Survey Company. Franklin’s Street and Business Occupancy Atlas of Philadelphia & Suburbs.

Philadelphia, 1946. Sm. Oblong folio, orig. pictorial wrappers. 11 + 36 maps. Adverts. Internally clean. $80-120 304 3 vols.

Philadelphia Atlases. Germantown - 22nd Ward: Hopkins, Griffith M. Atlas of (The Late Borough of Germantown), Twenty-Second Ward City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1871. Folio, bdg. gone. With handcolored outline map + 1-9 (of 13) hand-colored maps. Occasional minor chipping to edges. Le Gear L-3078. * _ _. City Atlas of Philadelphia Vol. 1: 22nd Ward. Philadelphia, 1876. Folio, orig. cloth; bdg. broken & repaired. With hand-colored index map + 19 (of 21) hand-colored maps - lacking maps B & C. Repairs to edges of front matter, occasional chipping to edges. Contents loose. Le Gear L3081. * Bromley, G.W. Atlas of The City of Philadelphia: 22nd Ward.

Philadelphia, 1911. Folio, orig. cloth; bdg. worn & defective. With color index map + 35 color double-page maps - internal dampstaining & chipping. Sold with all faults. $300-500

305 2 vols.

(Philadelphia Property Atlases): Hopkins, G.M. City Atlas of Philadelphia:... Vol. 4. Twenty-Fifth Ward. Philadelphia, 1875. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, morocco back & corners; edges worn, morocco rubbed. With color outline & index map + 16 double-page color maps. Some darkening to edges. * City Atlas of Philadelphia:...

Vol. 5. 1st, 26th & 30th Wards. Philadelphia, 1876. Folio, orig. giltlettered cloth, new back & corners. With color outline & index map + 17 double-page color maps. Some darkening to edges. South Philadelphia & Port Richmond, etc.

Le Gear L-3081 $250-400 306 1 vol.

(Philadelphia Atlas.) Smedley, Samuel L. Smedley’s Atlas of The City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1862. Folio, orig. morocco & cloth; worn & defective, chipped & affected by damp. With additional chromolithographic title page dated 1860, fold. index map + 25 colored maps (most double-page, several fold.). Text & maps linen-backed, maps 1-6 & 18-25 creased & darkened at bottom corners, maps 7-17 creased & dampstained at bottom corners, heavy creasing to center fold of map 11, other scattered creasing, a few maps with small fissures, very infrequent small abrasions, many maps with unobtrusive faint red ink annotations.

The first complete Philadelphia atlas.

Le Gear L-3077 $600-900 307 1 vol.

(Pennsylvania Atlas.) Walling, Henry F.; Gray, Ormondo W. New Topographical Atlas of The State of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Stedman, Brown & Lyon, 1872. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth; spine gone, bdg. broken. With all General, County & City color maps.

Contents loose, occasional darkening to edges.

Le Gear L-2995 $250-400 308 1 vol.

(Philadelphia Property Atlas.) Hopkins, G.M. City Atlas of Philadelphia:... Vol. 3. 23rd Ward. Philadelphia, 1876. Folio, orig. giltlettered cloth; spine gone, corners rubbed. With color index map + 17 double-page color maps. Internally clean. Frankford & Northeast Philadelphia.

Le Gear L-3081 $300-500

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(Philadelphia Property Atlas.) Hopkins, G.M. City Atlas of Philadelphia:... Vol. 6. 2nd to 20th [Wards]; 29th and 31st [Wards].

Philadelphia, 1875. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, morocco back & corners; spine ends & corners rubbed. With color outline and index map + 26 double-page color maps. Internally generally clean.

Center City & adjacent wards North & South.

Le Gear L-3081 $500-800 310 1 vol.

(Philadelphia Property Atlas.) Hopkins, G.M. Atlas of West Philadelphia, including the 24th & 27th Wards. Philadelphia, 1872.

Folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, morocco back & corners; heavily rubbed. With color outline & index map + 15 color maps (13 doublepage). Contents mostly loose, minor toning, occasional light chipping to edges.

Le Gear L-3079 $400-600 311 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Mercator, Gerard. “Asiae VII.” (Amsterdam), (1618). 13 5/8 x 18 1/4 inches (346 x 463mm).

Toned & mounted on bd. Chipping to edges of bds., bottom left corner chipped away with small portion of map. Ptolemaic map of Central Asia.

Koeman vol. 2, p. 284 $100-150 312 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Bleau, Willem & Joan. “Hollandiae Pars Septentrionalis, vulgo Westvriesland en’t Noorder Quartier.”

Amsterdam, (1631). 15 1/8 x 191/8 inches (384 x 485mm), wide (full?) margins. Some dampstaining to lower margins, occasional spotting. German text on verso. Oriented to the West. Framed.

Koeman vol. 1, p. 77 $150-250 313 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. (Hondius, Henricus.) “Exquisita & Magno Aliquot Mensium Periculo Lustrata et Iam Retecta Freti Magellanici Facies...” (Amsterdam), (1609). 13 3/4 x 18 3/8 inches (336 x 466mm), margins. Moderately but unevenly toned. Old (likely orig.) color. French text on verso.

Oriented to the South, Straights of Magellan & Tierra del Fuego.

Koeman vol. 2, p. 307 $400-600

314 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Bleau, Willem. “Novus Brasiliae Typus.” Amsterdam, [1630]. 15 x 19 1/2 inches (380 x 495mm), margins. Moderate toning, some chipping in margins. Crease along center vertical fold. Old (orig.?) color. Framed.

Koeman vol. 1, p. 75 $800-1,200 315 2 pieces.

Engraved Map with Outline Color & Color Cartouche. Sayer, Robert. “A Map of South America Containing Tierra-Firma, Guayana, New Granada, Amazonia, Brasil, Peru, Paraguay, Chaco, Tucuman, Chili and Patagonia. From Mr. D’Anville with Several Improvements and Additions, and The Newest Discoveries.”

London, 1775. Two sheets, each 20 x 46 1/2 inches (508 x 1180mm). Scattered light foxing on sheet representing the Northern part of South America, Birminham Library ink stamp on that portion, Southern portion sheet generally clean & crisp, occasional minor creasing. Original outline color, modern color added to cartouche.

Each of the two sections framed separately.

Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. $600-900 316 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. (Hondius, Henricus.) “Virginae Item et Floridae Americae Provinciarum Descriptio.” (Amsterdam), (1619). 13 1/2 x 19 inches (340 x 480mm), full margins. Moderately toned, small repairs in upper margin. French text on verso. Old color.

Framed.

New map in Mercator-Hondius Atlas.

Burden 151; Koeman vol. 2, p. 282 $1,500-2,500 Please illustration on page 60 317 1 piece.

Partly Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Seutter, Georg Matthaus.

Novus Orbis sive America Meridionalis et Septentrionalis... Augsburg, [ca. 1730]. 19 1/2 x 22 5/8 inches (495 x 575mm). Trimmed just within plate mark. Generally clean & attractive. Color rather faded, cartouches & much of map uncolored. Showing California as an island. Framed.

Property of a Philadelphia Gentleman. $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 60

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Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Tasso, G., publisher. “Stati-Uniti Dell’America Settentrionale.” Venice, 1832. 13 x 18 inches (330 x 460mm), margins. Generally crisp & clean, occasional spotting in margins. From an Italian edition of Le Sage’s historical atlas.

Showing Texas as a province of Mexico, Indian tribes, etc. $200-300 319 1 piece.

Engraved Map. Faden, William. “The Course of Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester, Exhibiting The Several Works Erected

by Americans to Defend Its Passage.” London, 1785. Second edition.

18 x 27 3/8 inches (457 x 695mm), good margins. Vertical crease at center, a few small chips in title, very slightly affecting printing.

With “A Plan of Fort Mifflin on Mud Island” insert. Clean & attractive. Framed.

Property of a Philadelphia Gentleman.

Nebenzahl 132, 3rd of 3 states. “The best military map of the fortifications on The Delaware River.” $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 61 320 1 piece.

Partly Hand-Colored Engraved Map. Faden, William. “Plan of The Operations of General Washington, against The Kings Troops in New Jersey from The 26th of December 1776 to The 3d January 1777.” London: 15th April, 1777. 11 3/4 x 15 3/8 inches (299 x 390mm), trimmed just at or just within plate mark. Close tear along 3 inches (starting at bottom edge) of old fold - no loss of text, minor occasional spotting. Partly hand-colored to show movement of troops - colors somewhat faded. Includes tables. Verso silked.

Contemp. ms. label on verso. Framed.

Property of a Philadelphia gentleman.

Nebenzahl 119; Stevens & Tree 36b $3,000-5,000 Please illustration on page 61 321 1 piece.

Colored Lithographic Fold Map. Froiseth, B.A.M. “Maps of Utah Territory, Great Salt Lake Valley and Salt Lake City” - casing title.

New York: Am. Photo-lithographic Co., 1870. 16 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches (425 x 350mm). In orig. gilt-lettered terra-cotta cloth casing “Published by Skandinavish Post, N.Y.” Occasional minor staining, but generally crisp & bright. 3 maps on 1 sheet, with portrait of Bringham Young.

Phillips, Maps of America, 1901, p. 948 $800-1,200

322 1 piece.

Engraved Map. Wilkes, Charles. “Map of The Oregon Territory by The U.S. Ex., Charles Wilkes Esqr. Commander, 1841.” [New York: J.H. Young & Sherman & Smith, 1841]. 23 x 34 inches (584 x 863mm). Unobtrusive dampstaining along lower right border.

Framed.

With large insert showing the Columbia River. Published in, Wilkes, Charles, Narrative of The United States Exploring Expedition,...

Philadelphia, 1845.

Wheat 457 $120-180

POSTERS Lots 323-473 323 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Poster. Waugh, Dorothy. “The Lure of The National Parks.” Ca. 1935-1940. 39 1/2 x 27 inches (1003 x 686mm), linen-backed. A few small chips along edges, occasional minor creasing, a few small areas of wear in image. Condition B+/A-. $500-800 324 1 piece.

Color Lithographic WWI Poster. Fisher, Harrison. “Have You Answered The Red Cross Christmas Roll.” Ca. 1918. 30 x 28 inches (760 x 710mm). Upper right margin corner chipped away, other light creasing & minor dust soiling in margins. Condition B/B+.Rawls, Wake Up America, p. 127 $200-300 325 1 piece.

Color Theatre Poster Signed. “The Producers.” New York, [ca.

2001]. Approx. 22 x 14 inches (560 x 355mm). Signed by Mel Brooks, Nathan Lane & Matthew Broderick. Framed. Condition A. $80-120

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01/14/10 MOVIE POSTERS Lots 326-469 326 7 pieces.

Movie Posters: “North to Alaska.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. John Wayne. * “One Foot In Hell.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. * “The Night Fighters.” United Artists, 1960. * “The Unforgiven.” United Artists, 1960. Audrey Hepburn, Burt Lancaster. * “Who Was That Lady.”

Columbia, 1960. * “Midnight Lace.” Universal, 1960. Doris Day, Rex Harrison. * “Pay or Die.” United Artists, 1960. All color litho, 60 x 40 inches (1520x 1016mm). Some creasing, occasional close tears at edges. Conditions B/B+. $200-300 327 31 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Drama, ca. 1940s): “The Spellbinder.” RKO, 1939.

Without code markings. * “The Vanishing Virginian.” MGM, [1941].

Without copyright or code markings. * “H.M. Pulham, Esq.” MGM, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Mister V.” United Artists, 1942. Without code markings. * “The Young Mr. Pitt.” 20thCentury Fox, 1942. Without code markings. * “Happy Land.” 20thCentury Fox, 1943. Without code markings. * “The Green Years.”

MGM, 1946. * “Her Sister’s Secret.”PRC, 1946. * “Boomerang.”

20th-Century Fox, 1946. Without code markings. * “The Foxes of Harrow.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947. * “Thunder in The Valley.” 20thCentury Fox, 1947. * “Night Has a Thousand Eyes.” Paramount, 1948. * “If Winter Comes.” MGM, 1948. * “The Time of Your Life.”

United Artists, 1947. * “The Patient Vanishes.” Film Classics, 1947. * “The Walls of Jericho.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. * “B.F.’s Daughter.”

MGM, 1948. 2 copies. * “Moss Rose.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947.

Without code markings. * “That Forsyte Woman.” MGM, 1949. * “The Bribe.” MGM, 1949. * “Slattery’s Hurricane.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. * “The Great Gatsby.” Paramount, 1949. Alan Ladd. * “I Married a Communist.” RKO, 1949. * “Pinky.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. “These Three.” Film Classics, re-release. * “I’ve Always Loved You.” Republic, n.d. Without copyright or code markings. * “On The Sunny Side.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Without code markings. * “Dishonored Lady.” United Artists, 1947. * “A Lion is in The Streets.” Warner Bros., 1953.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several with repairs to versoes & small creases/fissures, other scattered wear. Conditions C/A-, most B+. $200-300

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Movie Posters. (Dramas, 1942-1950): “Wild Geese Calling.” 20thCentury Fox, 1942. 2 copies. With copyright but without code markings. * “The North Star.” RKO, 1943. * “The Man from Down Under.” MGM, 1943. Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon. * “Destiny.”

Universal, 1944. * “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. With copyright but without code markings. 1st film directed

by Elia Kazan. * “The Searching Wind.” Paramount, 1946. 2 copies. * “Gentleman’s Agreement.” 20th-Century, 1947. * “Fighting Father Dunne.” RKO, 1948. * “The Saxon Charm.” Universal, 1948. * “All My Sons.” Universal, 1948. 2 copies. * “Another Part of The Forest.”

Universal, 1948. * “Night Unto Night.” Warner Bros., 1949. * “That Forsyte Woman.” MGM, 1949. * “All The King’s Men.” Columbia, 1949. Code 50/2. * “Her Kind of Man”, Warner Bros., 1946. * Madame Curie.” MGM, 1943. * “The Great Sinner.” MGM, 1949.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional wear & dust soiling to edges. Most conditions B-/B+, lower left corner of “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” chipped away; edges of 1 copy of “All My Sons” torn. $250-400 329 32 pieces.

Movie Posters (Drama, 1950-1960): “Crisis.” MGM, 1950. Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon. * “Right Cross.” MGM, 1950. * “East Side, West Side.” MGM, 1950. 2 copies. * “Storm Warning.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “The Light Touch.” MGM, 1951. * “The Blue Veil.” RKO, 1951. * “Faithful City.” RKO, 1952. * “Titanic.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * “Man of Conflict.” Atlas, 1953. * “Miss Sadie Thompson.”

Columbia, 1953. 2 copies. Code 54/11. * “The Barefoot Contessa.”

United Artists, 1954. Humphrey Bogart, Ava Gardner.” * “Good Morning Miss Dove.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * “The Shrike.”

Universal, 1955. * “Marty.” United Artists, 1955. * “Edge of The City.”

MGM, 1956. * “Not as A Stranger.” United Artists, 1955. 2 copies. * “Queen Bee.” Columbia, 1955. Joan Crawford. * “The Unguarded Moment.” Universal, 1956. * “Bigger Than Life.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. Directed by Nicolas Ray. * “The Catered Affair.” MGM, 1956. * “No Down Payment.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957. * “A Face In The Crowd.” Warner Bros., 1957. * “The Garment Jungle.” Columbia, 1957. * “The Inn of The Sixth Happiness.” 20th-Century Fox, 1959. 3 copies. * “Some Came Running.” MGM, 1959. * “Let No Man Write My Epitaph.” Columbia, 1960. * “The Miniver Story.” MGM, 1950.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear & dust soiling. B/A-, most B+/A-. $200-300

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Movie Posters. (Drama, 1950-1961): “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye.”

Warner Bros., 1950. * “Right Cross.” MGM, 1950. * “A Lady Without Passport.” MGM, 1950. 2 copies. * “Three Secrets.” Warner Bros., 1950. * “A Life of Her Own.” MGM, 1950. * “Perfect Strangers.”

Warner Bros., 1950. * “Ellen.” United Artists, 1950. * “Come Fill The Cup.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “The Brave Bulls.” Columbia, 1951. * “The Family Secret.” Columbia, 1951. * “Glory Alley.” MGM, 1952. * “Diplomatic Courier.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952. * “Man on A Tightrope.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * “So Big.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “Dangerous Crossing.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * “Forbidden.”

Universal, 1954. * “The Left Hand of God.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955.

“The Girl in The Red Velvet Swing.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * “Trail.”

MGM, 1955. * “Love Me or Leave Me.” MGM, 1955. * “The Eddy Duchin Story.” Columbia, 1956. * “The Catered Affair.” MGM, 1956. * “The Harder They Fall.” Columbia, 1956. * “The Leather Saint.”

Paramount, 1956. * “Back from Eternity.” RKO, 1956. * “The Three Faces of Eve.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957. * “I Accuse.” MGM, 1957. * “Flood Tide.” Universal, 1958. * “Kings Go Forth.” United Artists, 1958. * “Fraulein.” 20th-Century Fox, 1958. * “Blue Denim.” 20thCentury Fox, 1959. * “The Inn of The Sixth Happiness.” 20thCentury Fox, 1959. * “Girl in Room 13.” Astor, [1961]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Where The Hot Wind Blows.” MGM, 1960. * “Inherit The Wind.” United Artists, 1960. 3 copies. * “The Many Loves of Hilda Crane.”

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several with repairs to versoes & a few creases/fissures, other scattered wear. Conditions B/A-, most B+/A-. $200-300

331 21 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Drama): “The Foxes of Harrow.” 20th-Century Fox, 1941. * “Virginia.” Paramount, 1940. Code date 1941. * “Joan of Paris.” RKO, 1942. * “The North Star.” RKO, 1943. * “The White Cliffs of Dover.” MGM, 1944. * “Two Years Before The Mast.” Paramount, 1945. * “The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry.” Universal, 1945. * “The Searching Wind.” Paramount, 1946. * “Let Us Live.” Columbia, 1947. * [“Lured.”] United Artists, 1947. * “The Unfaithful.” Warner Bros., 1947. * “Roseanna McCoy.” RKO, 1949. * “Teresa.” MGM, 1951. * “A Woman in Jeopardy.” MGM, 1953. * “Young and Dangerous.” 20thCentury Fox, 1957. * “Penny Serenade.” Columbia, 1941. Without code markings. * “The Stars Look Down.” MGM, n.d. Without copyright or code markings. * “10 North Frederick.” 20th-Century Fox, [1958]. * “Woman Doctor.” Republic, n.d. [ca. 1940]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Man With Two Lives.” Monogram, n.d. [ca. 1940]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Young Widow.” United Artists, 1946.

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, creasing & some dust soiling.

Conditions C/B+, most C+/B-. Abrasions to “Unfaithful”; label over title of “Lured”; “Penny Serenade” browned & chipped; corners of “Joan of Paris” & “10 North Frederick” chipped; “Strange Affair of Uncle Harry” B+. $200-300 332 5 pieces.

Movie Posters (Classic Drama & C.): “Random Harvest.” MGM, 1942. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Some wear & dust soiling to edges. Condition B/B+. * “A Woman’s Vengeance.” Universal, 1947. Format as preceding; some wear & dust soiling to edges. B+. * “Road House.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948.

Format as preceding; small repair at bottom verso margin, other minor wear. B+. * “Daisy Kenyon.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. Format as preceding; occasional dust soiling. B/B+. * “Tea & Sympathy.”

MGM, 1956. Format as preceding; minor dust soiling to edges.

B+/A-. With copyright but without code markings. $150-250

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01/14/10 333 21 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Romantic Drama): “Law of The Tropics.” Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “I’ll Wait for You.” MGM, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “And Now Tomorrow.” Paramount, 1944. Alan Ladd, Loretta Young. * “A Song to Remember.” Columbia, 1941. Without code markings. * “The Enchanted Cottage.” RKO, 1945. * “Her Kind of Man.” Warner Bros., [1946]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Magnificent Doll.”

Universal, 1946. * “Devotion.” Warner Bros., [1946]. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Last Moment.” Universal, 1947. * “Moonrise.” Republic, 1948. * “Roseanna McCoy.” RKO, 1949. * “Hasty Heart.” Warner Bros., 1950. * “Close To My Heart.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “Thy Neighbor’s Wife.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * “Three Coins In The Fountain.” 20th-Century Fox, 1954. * “This Is My Love.” RKO, 1954. * “About Mrs. Leslie.” MGM, 1956. * “Gaby.”

MGM, 1956. * “A Farewell To Arms.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957 * “The Lost Moment.” Universal, 1947. * “To The Victors.” Warner Bros., 1948. * “The Power and The Prize.” MGM, 1956.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several with repairs to versoes & close tears at edges. Conditions B/A-, most B-. $200-300 334 12 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Romantic Dramas, 1942-1946): “Crossroads.”

MGM, 1946. William Powell, Hedy Lamarr. * “Always In My Heart.”

Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * “This Above All.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Tyrone Power. With copyright but without code markings. * “The Conspirators.” Warner Bros., 1944. Hedy Lamarr. * “And Now Tomorrow.” Paramount, 1944. * “Week-End at The Waldorf.” MGM, 1945. * “A Stolen Life.” Warner Bros., 1946. Betty Davis. * “Devotion.” Warner Bros., [1946]. 2 copies. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Green Years.”

MGM, 1946. * “I’ve Always Loved You.” Republic, [1946]. Without copyright or code markings.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional wear & dust soiling to edges. Conditions B-/B+. $200-300

335 11 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Romantic Dramas, primarily 1950s): “Enchantment.”

RKO, 1948. Code 49/9. * “Perfect Strangers.” Warner Bros., 1950. * “My Forbidden Past.” RKO, 1951. Robert Mitchum, Ava Gardner. * “My Cousin Rachel.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952. Code 53/25. Richard Burton (Am. film debut). * “Desiree.” 20th-Century Fox, 1954. Marlon Brando. * “Count Three and Pray.” Columbia, 1955. 2 copies. * “Between Time and Eternity.” Universal, 1960. * “It Started in Naples.” Paramount, 1960.

Clark Gable, Sophia Loren. * “The Rat Race.” Paramount, 1960. Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds. “The Eddy Duchin Story.” Columbia, 1956.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional creasing to edges B+/A-. $150-250 336 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Classic Noirs, Crime Dramas & C. - 1940s): “Man Hunt.” 20th-Century Fox. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso edge, some dust soiling & edge wear, extreme upper right portion dampstained. Condition B-. Directed by Fritz Lang. * “The Suspect.” Universal, 1944. Format as preceding; some dust soiling & wear to edges. B+. Charles Laughton, Ella Raines. * “Black Angel.”

Universal, 1946. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso edges, occasional edge wear. B/B+. * “Force of Evil.” MGM, 1948. Format as preceding; small repair to verso edge, other scattered wear. B+. * “Road House.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Format as preceding; some edge wear & minor dust soiling. B+. * “The Big Clock.” Paramount, 1948. “Woman on The Run.” Universal, 1950. * “Escape from Crime.” Warner Bros., 1942. * “Thelma Jordan.” Paramount, 1949. Format as preceding; some wear & dust soiling to edges, corners creased & dust soiled. B/B+. $150-250 337 17 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Noir & Crime Dramas, mostly 1940s): “Grand Central Murder.” MGM, 1942. * “Dangerously They Live.” Warner Bros., [1942].

Without copyright or code markings. * “Secret Enemies.” Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Power of The Press.”

Columbia, 1943. With copyright but without code markings. * “They Came To Blow Up America.” 20th-Century Fox, 1943. With copyright but without code markings. * “Having Wonderful Crime.” RKO, 1944. * “Strange Triangle.” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. With copyright but without code markings. * “Singapore.” Universal, 1947. * “Whiplash.”

Warner Bros., 1949. * “Larceny.” Universal, 1948. * “Force of Evil.” MGM, 1948. * “Sorry, Wrong Number.” Paramount, 1948. * “Scene of The Crime.” MGM, 1949. * “Red Light.” Universal, 1950. * “Woman on The Run.” Universal, 1950 * “Escape from Crime.” Warner Bros., 1942. * “Thelma Jordan.” Paramount, 1949.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Scattered repairs to versoes, some creasing & dust soiling. B-/B+, most B-/B. $150-250

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01/14/10 338 19 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Crime, Noir & C - Ca. 1943-1950): “The Lodger.”

20th-Century Fox, 1943. Without code markings. Laird Cregar. * “Power of The Press.” Columbia, 1943. Without code markings. * “Main Street After Dark.” MGM, 1944. Code date 1945. * “They Won’t Believe Me.” RKO, 1947. * “Blond Ice.” Film Classics, 1948. * “I Love Trouble.” Columbia, 1947. * “Flamingo Road.” Warner Bros., 1949. * “Johnny Allegro.” Columbia, 1949. * “The Undercover Man.” Columbia, 1949. * “The Breaking Point.” Warner Bros., 1950.

Directed by Michael Curtiz, John Garfield’s last film. * “Cause for Alarm.” MGM, 1950. * “The Great Jewel Robber.” Warner Bros., 1950. 2 copies. * “Framed.” Realart re-release, 1950. * “Murder in The Big House.” Warner Bros., n.d. Re-release. * “Suspense.”

Monogram, n.d. No copyright or code markings. * “High Tide.”

Monogram, n.d. No copyright or code markings. * “The Sun Sets at Dawn.” Eagle/Lion, 1950. * “The Lady Gangster.”

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several small repairs to versoes, other wear. Conditions B/A-, most B, many B+. $150-250 339 13 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Crime, Noirs & C. - Ca. 1951-1956): “Lightning Strikes Twice!” Warner Bros., 1951. * “The Big Night.” United Artists, 1951. * “This Woman is Dangerous.” Warner Bros., 1952. * “Shoot First.” United Artists, 1953. * “Crime Wave.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “The Glass Wall.” Columbia, 1953. * “Shield for Murder.” United Artists, 1954. * “Naked Alibi.” Universal, 1954. * “Man With The Gun.” United Artists, 1955. * “Cry Vengeance.” Allied Artists, 1955. * “I Died A Thousand Times.” Warner Bros., 1955. * “Behind The High Wall.” Universal, 1956. * “Hour of Decision.” Astor, 1956.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few with small repairs to versoes, other scattered mostly light wear.

Conditions B/A-, most B+/A-. $150-250 340 13 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Crime, Noir & C., 1956-1960): “Thunderstorm.”

Allied Artists, 1956. * “Blond Bait.” Associated, 1956. * “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.” RKO, 1956. Directed by Fritz Lang. * “Lisbon.”

Republic, 1956. * “Outcasts of The City.” Republic, 1958. * “Blonde Black-Mailer.” Allied Artists, 1958. * “3 for Jamie Dawn.” Allied Artists, 1956. * “Outside The Law.” Universal, 1956. * “23 Paces to Baker Street.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “Man on The Prowl.”

United States, 1957. * “Crime and Punishment U.S.A.” Allied Artists, 1959. * “Portrait in Black.” Universal, 1960. 2 copies.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few with small repairs to versoes. Conditions B/A-, most A-. $150-250

341 12 pieces.

Movie Posters (Noirs & Crime Dramas, ca. 1950s): “Cry Danger.”

RKO, 1951. * “The Fat Man.” Universal, 1951. * “He Ran All The Way.” United Artists, 1951. * “Appointment With Danger.” Paramount, 1951. * “This Woman is Dangerous.” Warner Bros., 1952. Joan Crawford. * “The Long Wait.” United Artists, 1954. Micky Spillane. * “Big House, USA.” United Artists, 1955. 2 copies. * “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.” MGM, 1956. Directed by Fritz Lang. * “Julie.” MGM, 1956. * “Four Desperate Men.” Continental, 1960. * “12 Hours To Kill.”

20th-Century Fox, 1960. * “Midnight lace.” Universal, 1960.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered edge wear & dust soiling. B-/A-, “Cry Danger” A-. $200-300 342 25 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Noir & Crime Dramas): “Buy Me That Town.”

Paramount, 1941. * “Murder in The Big House.” Warner Bros., 1942.

Without copyright or code markings. * “Grand Central Murder.” MGM, 1942. * “I Was Framed.” Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Imposter.” Universal, 1944. Without code markings. * “Dangerous Passage.” Paramount, 1944. * “Two O’Clock Courage.” RKO, 1944. * “They Made Me a Killer.” Paramount, 1946. * “Cornered.” RKO, 1946. * “Criminal Court.” RKO, 1946. * “Johnny Angel.” RKO, 1946. * “Hot Cargo.” Paramount, 1946. * “Night Editor.”

Columbia, 1946. * “Whispering City.” Eagle Lion, 1947. “Riff-Raff.”

RKO, 1947. * “Repeat Performance.” Eagle Lion, 1947. * “Count Five and Die.” 20th-Century Fox, 1958. * “Odds Against Tomorrow.”

United Artists, 1959. * “Hard Guy.” PRC, 1941. * “Apology for Murder.” PRC, 1945. * “Shadows over Shanghai.” * “Dangerous Intruder.” PRC, 1945. * “The Lady in The Morgue.” * “The Lone Wolf in London.” Columbia, 1947. * “Arson Squad.” PRC, 1945.

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, creasing & some dust soiling. 1940s titles mostly condition B-; 1950s titles B+/A-. “Whispering City” chipped; “Cornered” B-. Lot also includes 7 Poverty Row 1940s releases - mostly repaired & chipped, C or C-. $200-300 343 4 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Mostly Classic Noirs): “Brute Force.” Universal, 1947. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Repairs to verso edges, some wear & dust soiling to edges.

Condition B-/B+. * “Cry of The City.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948.

Format as preceding; some creasing & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. * “Dark City.” Paramount, 1950. Format as preceding; a few small repairs to verso, occasional creasing & dust soiling to edges. B. Charlton Heston’s 1st starring role. * “The Killing.” United Artists, 1956. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. Early Stanley Kubrick. $150-250

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01/14/10 344 4 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Classic Noir & C): “Black Angel.” Universal, 1946.

Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso, small creases/fissures in margins, slightly dusty.

Condition B/B+. * “The Killers.” Universal, 1946. Format as preceding; slightly dusty, bottom corners creased & slightly chipped.

B. * “Ride The Pink Horse.” Universal, 1947. Format as preceding; occasional minor creasing. B/B+. * “Man Hunt.” 20th-Century Fox, 1941. Re-release. Format as preceding; some edge wear, small repair to verso, occasionally slightly dusty. B/B+. $100-200 345 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Classic Noirs): “Nightmare Alley.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Light edge wear, occasionally slightly dusty. Condition B+. * “The Big Clock.” Paramount, 1946. Format as preceding; small repair at top verso, small crease just extending into color portion. B+. * “Pitfall.”

United Artists, 1948. Format as preceding; minor repairs to verso, a few creases/fissures in margins, occasionally slightly dusty. B. $150-250 346 7 pieces.

Movie Posters (Crime Series & C.): “The Falcon in San Francisco.”

RKO, 1945. Color litho half-sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Repairs to margin edges, moderate creasing to margins, slightly dusty. Condition B-. * “Dick Tracy vs. Cueball.” RKO, 1946.

Same format as preceding; a few repairs to verso, several small tears in margins. Image bright & clean. B/B+. “Strange Confession.” An Inner Sanctum Mystery. Universal, 1945. Color litho insert format, (36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm); a few small tears & minor dust soiling in margins. B/B+. Lon Chaney (Jr.). * “The Falcon and The Co-Eds.” RKO, 1943. Same format as preceding; light edge wear. A-. * “Mysterious Intruder.” Columbia, 1946. Same format as preceding; repair to verso. B+. The Whistler. * “The Saint’s Girl Friday.” RKO, 1954. Same format as preceding; light wear. A-. * “Alias Boston Blackie.” Columbia, 1942. Same format as preceding; repair to verso, minor creasing. B/B+. Without code markings. $250-350

347 6 pieces.

Movie Posters (Charlie Chan Series): “City in Darkness.” 20thCentury Fox, 1939. Color litho half-sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). A few repairs to verso, several close tears in margins, some dust soiling. Condition B-/B. Sidney Toler. With copyright date but no code markings. * “The Jade Mask.”

Monogram, 1944. Format as preceding; minor wear & dust soiling to edges. B+. Sidney Toler. * “Shadows over Chinatown.” Monogram, [1946]. Format as preceding; light wear, minor dust soiling, small repair to verso, small chip on margin. B+. Sidney Toler. With no copyright date or code markings. * “Charlie Chan in The Secret Service.” Monogram, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso, occasional minor creasing & dust soiling. B/B+. Sidney Toler. * “Charlie Chan in Sky Dragon.”

Monogram, 1949. Format as preceding, a few repairs on verso. B+. * “The Golden Eye.” Monogram, 1948. Format as preceding, occasional minor creasing & dust soiling. B. $200-300 348 4 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Sherlock Holmes.) “Spider Woman.” Universal, 1943. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Corners creased & slightly chipped, some dust soiling to edges. Condition B-/B. With copyright but no code markings. * “The Woman in Green.” Universal, 1945. Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711)mm. Repairs to verso edges, small area of spotting/soiling in image. Condition B-/B. * “Sherlock Holmes Faces Death.” Universal, 1943. Format as preceding; minor dust soiling to edges, chip at upper margin just touching color portion. Condition B/B+. With copyright date but without code marking. * “Sherlock Holmes and The Secret Weapon.” Realart re-release, 1948. Format as preceding; minor wear. Condition A-. $200-300 349 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Classic Comedy-Dramas): “Beat The Devil.” United Artists, 1954, code date 1953. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasionally slightly dusty. Condition A-.

Humphrey Bogart, directed by John Huston. * “An Affair To Remember.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Cary Grant. * “The Apartment.” United Artists, 1960.

Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Directed by Billy Wilder. $150-250

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01/14/10 350 25 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Primarily Romantic Comedies): “Star Dust.” 20thCentury Fox, 1940. Without code markings. * “Design for Scandal.”

MGM, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. 2 copies. * “Danger Love at Work.” 20th-Century Fox, 1937. Without code markings. * “Skylark.” Paramount, 1941. * “Our Wife.” Columbia, 1941. Without code markings. * “Meet The Stewarts.” Columbia, 1942. Without code markings. * “The Bride Came C.O.D.” Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Big Street.” RKO, 1942. * “Kiss and Tell.” Columbia, 1945. “Lover Come Back.” Universal, 1946. 2 copies. * “The Perfect Marriage.”

Paramount, 1946. * “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.” RKO, 1947. * “It Had To Be You.” Columbia, 1947. * “The Mating of Millie.”

Columbia, 1947. 2 copies. * “Girl Trouble.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942.

Without code markings. * “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947. Without code markings. * “June Bride.” Warner Bros., 1948. * “Mr. Peabody and The Mermaid.” Universal, 1948. William Powell. * “No Minor Vices.” MGM, 1948. * “Once More My Darling.”

Universal, 1949. * “The Girl From Jones Beach.” Warner Bros., 1949.

“Key To The City.” MGM, 1950. Clark Gable, Loretta Young.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Pre1948 titles in lot often with moderate edge wear & dust soiling to edges, most B-/B; most 1948 & later titles, B+/A-. $250-400 351 5 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Romantic & Other Comedies): “Practically Yours.”

Paramount, 1944. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional dust soiling to edges. B/B+. Claudette Colbert, directed by Mitchell Leisen. * “Without Reservations.” RKO, 1946.

Format as preceding; occasional creasing & dust soiling to edges.

B/B+. Claudette Colbert, John Wayne. * “The Bishop’s Wife.” RKO, 1948. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. Cary Grant. * “Every Girl Should Be Married.” RKO, 1948. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & dust soiling. B. Cary Grant. * “A Girl In Every Port.” RKO, 1952. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, occasional creasing & dust soiling. B. Groucho Marx. $120-200

352 5 pieces.

Movie Posters (Classic American Romantic Comedies, 1940s): “Tom, Dick and Harry.” RKO, 1941. Color litho insert format, 26 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso, several creases/fissures extending into image, chip to right margin, some dust soiling.

Condition C/C+. * “Here Comes Mr. Jordan.” Columbia, 1941.

Format as preceding; light wear, minor creasing. B+. With copyright but without code markings. * “Christmas in Connecticut.” Warner Bros., [1945]. Format as preceding; repair to margin verso, some creasing & dust soiling at edges. B. Without copyright or code markings. * “I Was A Male War Bride.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949.

Format as preceding; repairs to verso, a few creases/fissures in image. B. Cary Grant, directed by Howard Hawks. * “A Foreign Affair.” Paramount, 1948. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some dust soiling to edges, corners creased, a few stains on image.

B-. $100-200 353 16 piece.

Movie Posters. (American Romantic & Domestic Comedies, ca.

1941-1947): “Appointment for Love.” Universal, 1941. Charles Boyer, Margaret Sullivan. With copyright but no code markings. * “Here Comes Mr. Jordan.” Columbia, 1941. 2 copies. With copyright but no code markings. * “The Remarkable Andrew.” Paramount, 1942. 2 copies. * “Are Husbands Necessary.” Paramount, 1942. * “The Magnificent Dope.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Henry Fonda. With copyright but no code markings. * “Together Again.” Columbia, 1944. Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer. With copyright but no code markings. * “Night in Paradise.” Universal, 1941. 2 copies. With copyright but no code markings. * “The Affairs of Susan.”

Paramount, 1945. * “Claudia and David.” 20th-Century Fox, 1946.

With copyright but no code markings. * “One More Tomorrow.”

Warner Bros., 1946. * “Two Guys From Milwaukee.” Warner Bros., 1946. * “Merton of The Movies.” MGM, 1947. * “Navy Blue and Gold.” MGM, [1937]. Re-release.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear, most B-/B+, tear into image in bottom corner of “Here Comes Mr. Jordan” & tears at edges of “Merton of The Movies.” $200-300

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01/14/10 354 14 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Romantic & Domestic Comedies 1948-1949): “Apartment for Peggy.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. * “On Our Merry Way.” United Artists, 1948. James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, directed by King Vidor. * “Hazzard.” Paramount, 1948. 2 copies. * “The Sainted Sisters.” Paramount, 1948. Veronica Lake. * “The Voice of The Turtle.” Warner Bros., 1948. * “John Loves Mary.” Warner Bros., 1949. 2 copies. * “Once More My Darling.”

Universal, 1949. * “One Last Fling.” Warner Bros., 1949. * “Tell It To The Judge.” Columbia, 1949. 2 copies. * “Everybody Does It.” 20thCentury Fox, 1949. * “It Happens Every Spring.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear & minor dust soiling. Generally conditions B-/B+, “It Happens Every Spring” A-. $200-300 355 26 pieces.

Movie Posters (Domestic & other American Comedies - ca. 19481960): “Sitting Pretty.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Clifton Webb. 1st Mr. Belvedere. * “Mr. Belvedere Goes To College.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. * “Mr. Scoutmaster.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * “The Sainted Sisters.” Paramount, 1948. * “Watch The Birdie.” MGM, 1950. Red Skelton. * “The Good Humor Man.” Columbia, 1950. * “Her Twelve Men.” MGM, 1954. 2 copies. * “Man With a Million.” United Artists, 1954. * “Fireman, Save My Child.” Universal, 1954. * “It Should Happen To You.” Columbia, 1954. Judy Holliday. * “Good Morning Miss Dove.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * “Forever Female.” Paramount, 1953. * “The Solid Gold Cadillac.” Columbia, 1956. Judy Holliday. * “The Private War of Major Benson.” Universal, 1955. * “Our Miss Brooks.” Warner Bros., 1956. * “Navy Wife.” Walter Magner, 1956. * “Toy Tiger.” Universal, 1956. 2 copies. * “The Revolt of Mamie Stover.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “Full of Life.” Columbia, 1960. * “A Breath of Scandal.” Paramount, 1960. Sophia Loren. * “Voice of The Turtle.” Warner Bros., 1948. * “Make Your Own Bed.” Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Goldbergs.” Paramount, 1950. * “Surprise Package.” Columbia, 1950. $200-300

356 18 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Romantic & Domestic Comedies, 1950-1961): “Cheaper By The Dozen.” 20th-Century Fox, 1950. 2 copies. * “The Skipper Surprised His Wife.” MGM, 1950. * “The Lady Wants Mink.”

Republic, 1952. * “Pat and Mike.” MGM, 1952. * “The Actress.”

MGM, 1953. 2 copies. * “How To Be Very, Very Popular.” 20thCentury Fox, 1955. Betty Grable. * “The Solid Gold Cadillac.”

Columbia, 1956. Judy Holiday. * “The Lieutenant Wore Skirts.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. * “The Swan.” MGM, 1956. Grace Kelly. * “Forever Darling.” MGM, 1956. * “Full of Life.” Columbia, 1956. 2 copies. Judy Holiday. * “Desk Set.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957. Tracy & Hepburn. * “No Time for Sergeants.” Warner Bros., 1958. * “Auntie Mame.” Warner Bros., 1958. * “On The Double.” Paramount, 1961.

Danny Kaye.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear. Mostly condition B-/B+, “The Lady Wants Mink,” small tape repairs to image, chipping at edges, “Pat & Mike” mounted on bd., 1 corner chipped away. $150-250 357 18 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Comedies, 1940s): “Glamour Boy.” Paramount, 1941. * “The Remarkable Andrew.” Paramount, 1942. * “My Favorite Blonde.” Paramount, 1942. * “Detective Kitty O’Day.” Monogram, 1944. * “Zombies on Broadway.” RKO, 1945. * “Pardon my Past.” Columbia, 1945. * “Having Wonderful Crime.” RKO, 1944. * “She Wouldn’t Say Yes.” Columbia, 1945. * “Gildersleeve on Broadway.” RKO, 1943. * “The Perfect Marriage.” Paramount, 1946. * “Blonde Ransom.” Universal, 1945. * “A Likely Story.” RKO, 1946. * “Hold That Blonde.” Paramount, 1945. * “Follow That Woman.”

Paramount, 1945. * “Trouble Chasers.” Monogram, 1945. * “Easy Come, Easy Go.” Paramount, 1946. * “It Had to Be You.” Columbia, 1947. * “Scattergood Meets Broadway.” RKO, 1941.

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, occasional creasing & some dust soiling. Conditions C/B+, most B-. “Hold that Blonde” & “It Had To Be You.” with some dampstaining. $250-400

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Movie Posters. (Comedies - Primarily 1940s): “What a Life.”

Paramount, 1939. Without code markings. * “Up The River.” 20thCentury Fox, 1938. Without code markings. * “The Bugle Sounds.”

MGM, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “You’re Telling Me.” Universal, 1942. Without code markings. * “Whistling in Dixie.”

MGM, 1942. 2 copies. Red Skelton. * “The Meanest Man In The World.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Without code markings. Jack Benny. * “Whistling In The Dark.” MGM, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. Red Skelton. * “Lost Angel.” MGM, 1944.

Margaret O’Brien. * “The Canterville Ghost.” MGM, 1944. * “The Senator Was Indiscreet.” Universal, 1947. William Powell. * “Life With Father.” Warner Bros., 1947. * “Miss Tatlock’s Millions.”

Paramount, 1948. 2 copies. * “Watch The Birdie.” MGM, 1950. 2 copies. * “Nine Lives Are Not Enough.” Warner Bros., [1941].

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, other occasional wear & dust soiling.

Conditions C/A-, most B-/B+. “Canterville Ghost” with repair to verso & creasing, C+. “The Senator Was Indiscreet” dampstained; “Nine Lives” likely re-release but corner chipped away. $250-400 359 15 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Comedies - Early Re-releases): “Remember The Night.” Paramount, 1939. * “Two Latins from Manhattan.” Columbia, 1941. * “Moon Over Her Shoulder.” 20thCentury Fox, 1942. * “Almost Married. “ Universal, 1942. * “Rings on Her Fingers.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. * “Fall In.” United Artists, 1942. * “Let’s Have Fun.” Columbia, 1943. “Kilroy was Here.”

Monogram, n.d. * “It’s A Knockout.” Warner Bros., n.d. “South of Dixie.” Universal, 1944. * “Don Juan Quilligan.” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. * “Blonde Inspiration.” MGM, n.d. * “The Great Mr. Nobody.”

Warner Bros., n.d. * “Honeymoon for Three.” Warner Bros., n.d. * “No Time for Comedy.”

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, occasional creasing & some dust soiling. Conditions C/B+, most B-. “Honeymoon for Three” browned & heavily repaired. $100-200

360 20 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Musicals, ca. 1936-1949): “Hats Off.” Grand National, [1936]. Without copyright or code markings. * “High Wide and Hansome.” Paramount, 1937. Without code markings. * “Thanks for Everything.” 20th-Century Fox, 1938.

Without code markings. * “Tropic Holiday.” Paramount, [1938].

Without copyright or code markings. * “Yankee Doodle Dandy.”

Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. 2 copies. * “Priorities on Parade.” Paramount, 1942. * “Iceland.” 20th-Century Fox. Without code markings. Sonja Henie. * “Song of The Islands.”

20th-Century Fox, 1942. Without code markings. Betty Grable. * “Salute for Three.” Paramount, 1943. * “Henry Aldrich Swings It.” Paramount, 1943. * “Dixie Jamboree.” PRC, 1944. * “Four Jills in A Jeep.” 20th-Century Fox, 1944. * “Nob Hill.” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. Without code markings. * “Earl Carroll Vanities.” Republic, [1945]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Two Sisters from Boston.” MGM, 1946. Without code markings. * “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.” RKO, 1947. * “Hit Parade of 1947.” Republic, [1947].

Without copyright or code markings. * “You’re My Everything.”

20th-Century Fox, 1949. * “Bowery to Broadway.” Realart re-release, 1949.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). First 4 posters heavily worn & repaired, scattered repairs, wear & minor dust soiling to the rest. Conditions B-/B+. $200-300 361 17 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Musicals, primarily 1940s): “Hollywood Cavalcade.” 20th-Century Fox, 1939. Without code markings. * “Go West Young Lady.” Columbia, 1941. Without code markings. * “What’s Cookin.” Universal, 1942. Without code markings. * “Larceny With Music.” Universal, 1942. Without code makings. * “Swingtime Johnny.” Universal, 1943. Without code markings. * “Campus Rhythm.” Monogram, 1943. * “Pan-America.” RKO, 1944. * “Show Business.” RKO, 1944. * “Take It Big.” Paramount, 1944. * “Under Western Skies.” Universal, 1944. * “Ding Dong Williams.”

RKO, 1945. * “Susie Steps Out.” United Artists, 1946. * “Easy To Look At.” Universal, 1945. * “Faithful in My Fashion.” MGM, 1946. * “Idea Girl.” Universal, 1946. * “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.”

RKO, 1947. * “The Merry Monahans.” Universal, 1944. Without code markings.

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, creasing & some dust soiling.

Conditions C/B+, most B-/B. “Hollywood Cavalcade” worn, chipped, dust soiled & repaired; upper corner of “Ding Dong Williams” chipped away. $150-250

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Movie Posters. (American Musicals, Primarily 1940s): “Blues in The Night.” Warner Bros., [1941]. 2 copies. Printed on linen, no copyright or code markings. * “Irish Eyes Are Smiling.” 20th-Century Fox, 1941. With copyright but no code markings. * “Campus Rhythm.” Monogram, 1943. * “He’s My Guy.” Universal, 1943. With copyright but no code markings. * “Babe on Swing Street.” Universal, 1944. With copyright but no code markings. * “Career Girl.” PRC Pictures, 1944. * “Bring on The Girls.” Paramount, 1944. * “The Dolly Sisters.” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. Betty Grable. With copyright but no code markings. * “The Perils of Pauline.” Paramount, 1947. * “Variety Girl.” Paramount, 1947. 2 copies. * “My Wild Irish Rose.”

Warner Bros., 1948. * “Luxury Liner.” MGM, 1948. * “A Song is Born.” RKO, 1948. Danny Kaye. Directed by Howard Hawks. * “On The Riviera.” 20th-Century, 1951. Danny Kaye. * “April Showers.”

Warner Bros., 1948. * “Lady of Burlesque.” United Artists, 1948.

Re-release. Barbara Stanwyck, directed by William A. Wellman. * “A Date With Judy.” MGM, 1948. Elizabeth Taylor. * “Jolson Sings Again.” Columbia, 1949. * “Look for The Silver Lining.” Warner Bros., 1949. * “That Midnight Kiss.” MGM, 1949. Mario Lanza (film debut). * “Take Me Out To The Ball Game.” MGM, 1949. Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly. * “The Kid From Spain.” Film Classics, [1940s].

Re-release.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, other scattered, mostly light, wear. B/B+, “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” & “That Midnight Kiss” A-. $250-400 363 15 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Musicals - 1950-1959): “Riding High.”

Paramount, 1950. Bing Crosby, directed by Frank Capra. * “Call Me Mister.” 20th-Century Fox, 1951. * “Two Weeks With Love.” MGM, 1950. * “Square Dance Katy.” Monogram, 1950. * “Purple Heart Diary.” Columbia, 1951. Frances Langford. * “Starlift.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “Hotel Sahara.” United Artists, 1951. * “Sunny Side of The Street.” Columbia, 1951. * “Walking My Baby Back Home.” Universal, 1953. * “She’s Back on Broadway.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “So This Is Love: The Story of Grace Moore.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “Athena.”

MGM, 1954. * “Mardi Gras.” 20th-Century Fox, 1958. Pat Boone. * “For The First Time.” MGM, 1959. Mario Lanza. * “The Five Pennies.” Paramount, 1959.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few with repairs to versoes, or dust soiling to edges. Conditions B/A-, many B+/A-; “Walking My Baby Back Home” with abrasions to image. $200-300

364 16 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Musicals, 1950-1960): “I’ll Get By.” 20th-Century Fox, 1950. * “My Blue Heaven.” 20th-Century Fox, 1950. Betty Grable. * “The Daughter of Rosie O’Grady.” Warner Bros., 1950. * “Golden Girl.” 20th-Century Fox, 1951. * “Latin Lovers.”

MGM, 1953. Lana Turner. * “The Glenn Miller Story.” Universal, 1954. James Stewart, June Allyson. * “Guys and Dolls.” Samuel Goldwyn, 1955. Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra. * “The Benny Goodman Story.” Universal, 1956. * “The Second Greatest Sex.” Universal, 1955. * “The Opposite Sex.” MGM, 1956. * “Carousel.”

20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “The Best Things In Life Are Free.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. * “Bernardine.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957. Pat Boone (film debut). * “Tom Thumb.” MGM, 1958. * “Say One For Me.” 20th-Century Fox, 1959. Bing Crosby, Debbie Reynolds. * “Can-Can.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. Frank Sinatra, Maurice Chevalier.

All color litho insert formats, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Scattered light wear. All B+/A- (mostly A-). $250-400 365 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (American Musicals): “Higher and Higher.” RKO, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered light dust soiling, a few minor creases. B+. First film starring Frank Sinatra. * “Casbah.” Universal, 1948. Format as preceding. Minor edge wear, several small creases. B+. Harold Arlen, Leo Robin songs. * “The Petty Girl.” Columbia, 1950. Format as preceding; light edge wear. B+/A-. Harold Arlen, John(nie) Mercer songs. * “Springtime in The Rockies.” Format as preceding; slightly dusty. B/B+. * “Something to Shout About.” Columbia, 1943.

Without code markings. Format as preceding; some dust soiling to edges, corners creased. B/B+. Cole Porter songs. * “Where Do We Go From Here?” 20th-Century Fox, 1945. Without code markings.

Format as preceding; some wear & dust soiling. B/B+. Kurt Weill, Ira Gershwin songs. $200-300 366 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Deanna Durbin Musicals): “Something In The Wind.” Universal, 1943. Color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Some wear & dust soiling to edges, lower right corner a little chipped, small repair to verso. B+. * “For The Love of Mary.” Universal, 1948. Format as preceding; minor dust soiling to edges. A-. * Another copy of the preceding; some generally light creasing. B+. $80-120

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Movie Posters (Costume Adventures & Dramas): “Catherine The Great.” [Studio?], 1947. Re-release. * “The Three Musketeers.”

MGM, 1948. Lana Turner. * “The Flame and The Arrow.” Warner Bros., 1950. Burt Lancaster. * “The Magic Carpet.” Columbia, 1951. * “Blackbeard The Pirate.” RKO, 1952. * “The Thief of Venice.” 20thCentury Fox, 1952. * “The Prisoner of Zenda.” MGM, 1952. Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr. * “Crossed Swords.” United Artists, 1953.

Errol Flynn, Gina Lollobrigida. * “Blades of The Musketeers.” Howco, 1953. * “Quentin Durward.” MGM, 1955. * “Storm Over The Nile.”

Columbia, 1956. * “Alexander The Great.” United Artists, 1956. * “The Story of Ruth.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. * “Herod The Great.”

Allied Artists, 1960. * “Drums.” Re-release. * “The Adventures of Marco Polo.” Re-release. Gary Cooper.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several with repairs to versoes, occasional creasing & edge wear. Conditions B-/A-, most B-/B+; “Drums” & “Marco Polo” heavily repaired. $150-250 368 11 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Epics, Costume Dramas, Swashbucklers): “The Corsican Brothers.” United Artists, 1941. With copyright but without code markings. * “Scaramouche.” MGM, 1952. * “Cleopatra.”

Paramount, 1952. Re-release of 1934 Cecil B. DeMille, Claudette Colbert version. * “The Adventures of Quentin Durward.” MGM, 1955. * “Ulysses.” Paramount, 1955. Kirk Douglas. 2 copies. * “The Ten Commandments.” Paramount, 1956. * “War and Peace.”

Paramount, 1956. Audrey Hepburn. * “The Nights of Lucretia Borgia.” Columbia, 1960. * “The Cossacks.” Universal, 1960. * “Hannibal.” Warner Bros., 1960.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear & dust soiling.

B+/A-, most B+/A-, “Corsican Brothers” & “Scaramouche” B+. $150-250 369 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Adventure & Costume - Errol Flynn, Orson Wells): “Prince of Foxes.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor dust soiling to edges. A-.

Orson Wells. * “Adventures of Don Juan.” Warner Bros., 1949. 3 copies. Format as preceding; slight dust soiling to edges of 2 copies, the 3rd with repairs to verso. A-; A-; B/B+. Errol Flynn. * “The Master of Ballantrae.” Warner Bros., 1953. 2 copies. Format as preceding; 1 copy with minor edge wear, the other with a few chips at edges. A-; B+. Errol Flynn. $150-250

370 19 pieces.

Movie Posters (Adventure): “Beyond Glory.” Paramount, 1948. * “Outpost In Morocco.” United Artists, 1949. * “Kim.” MGM, 1950.

Errol Flynn. * “The Spirit of Notre Dame.” Realart re-release, 1950. * “The Lives of A Bengal Lancer.” Paramount, 1950. Re-release. Gary Cooper. * “Hong Kong.” Paramount, 1951. * “Peking Express.”

Paramount, 1951. * “Ring of Fear.” Warner Bros., 1954. * “Magnificent Roughnecks.” [Allied Artists], 1956. * “The Mountain.” Paramount, 1956. Spencer Tracy. * “The Devil’s Hairpin.”

Paramount, 1957. * “Running Target.” United Artists, 1956. * “The Fighting Wildcats.” Republic, 1957. * “The Secret of The Purple Reef.”

20th-Century Fox, 1960. “Bimbo The Great.” Warner Bros., 1961. * “Northern Pursuit.” Warner Bros. Re-release. Errol Flynn. * “The Real Glory.” United Artists, 1940. Re-release. Gary Cooper. * “Underwater.” RKO. Re-release. Jane Russell. * “Body Hold.”

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Many with repairs to edges, scattered creasing & edge wear. Conditions B/A-, most B-/B. $150-250 371 8 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Adventure & C): “A Game of Death.” RKO, 1945.

Color litho 1/2 sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Repairs to verso, some creasing & some dust soiling. Condition B-/B+. * “The Gay Cavalier.” Monogram, 1946. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & some dust soiling. B-. Cisco Kid. * “Slave Girl.”

Universal, 1947. Format as preceding, repairs to versoes, creasing but bright & attractive. B+. * “Jungle Flight.” Paramount, 1947.

Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & some dust soiling.

C. * “Espionage Agent.” Warner Bros., n.d. Format as preceding; cloth-backed. Without copyright or code markings. * “Affairs of Jimmy Valentine.” Republic, n.d. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & some dust soiling. B-/B. * “Storm over Bengal.”

Republic, n.d. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & some dust soiling. C-. * “Cobra Woman.” Universal, [1943]. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & some dust soiling. C. $100-200

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Movie Posters (Adventure & C.): “Kangaroo.” 20th-Century Fox, 1951. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Minor wear & dust soiling to edges. A-. * “Night Without Stars.”

RKO, 1952. Format as preceding; small repairs to verso, occasional edge wear. B+/A-. * “Outpost in Malaya.” United Artists, 1952.

Format as preceding; some edge wear, a few small fissures just extending into color portion. B/B+. * “Carbine Williams.” MGM, 1952. Format as preceding; some creasing & minor dust soiling at edges. B/B+. James Stewart. * “Green Fire.” MGM, 1954. Format as preceding; minor edge wear, repairs to verso. B+. Grace Kelly. * “The Mountain.” Paramount, 1956. Format as preceding; occasional edge wear. B+. Spencer Tracy. * “Abandon Ship!” Columbia, 1957. Format as preceding; minor soiling to edges. A-. $120-200 373 14 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Jungle Adventures & C): “Tiger Fangs.” PRC, 1943. * “Captive Wild Woman.” Universal, 1943. Without code markings. * “Savage Splendor.” RKO, 1949. * “Elephant Stampede.” Monogram, 1951. * “Below The Sahara.” RKO, 1953. * “The Diamond Queen.”

Warner Bros., 1953. * “Odongo.” Columbia, 1956. * “Safari.”

Columbia, 1956. * “The Last Paradise.” United Artists, 1957. * “Leech Woman.” Universal, 1960. * “Green Hell.” Realart re-release. * “Congorilla.” Morro re-release. * “Borneo Land of The Devil Beast.”

Morro re-release. * “Miss Robin Crusoe.” 20th-Century Fox, 1953.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to verso, some edge wear and creasing. Conditions B-/B+, most B- or B. $150-250 374 22 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Military Subjects, incl. WWII): “Counter Attack.”

Columbia, [1945]. Date chipped away. * “Task Force.” Warner Bros., 1949. 2 copies. Gary Cooper. * “American Guerrilla in The Philippines.” 20th-Century Fox, 1950. 2 copies. * “The Wild Blue Yonder.” Republic, 1951. * “Salerno Beachhead.” Realart re-release, 1951 (A Walk In The Sun). * “The Tanks Are Coming.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “Paratrooper.” Columbia, 1953. Alan Ladd. * “The Caine Mutiny.” Columbia, 1954. Humphrey Bogart. * “The Bridges at TokoRi.” Paramount, 1954. 4 copies. Grace Kelly. * “To Hell and Back.”

Universal, 1955. Audie Murphy. * “D-Day, The 6th of June.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. * “Attack.” United Artists, 1956. * “Toward The Unknown.” Warner Bros., 1956. 4 copies (1 moderately dampstained). * “The D.I.” Warner Bros., 1957.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Pre1956 releases often with repairs to versoes & some dust soiling. B/B, post 1956 releases with minor edge wear, B-/B+. $150-250

375 18 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Military & Spy Thrillers - Much on WWII): “The Plot To Kill Roosevelt.” United Artists, 1948. * “Command Decision.”

MGM, 1948. * “The Steel Helmet.” Lippert, 1951. Directed by Samuel Fuller. * “What Price Glory.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952.

Directed by John Ford. * “5 Fingers.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952. * “Thunderbirds.” Republic, 1952. * “Prisoner of War.” MGM, 1954. 2 copies. * “Men of The Fighting Lady.” MGM, 1954. * “The Bamboo Prison.” Columbia, 1954. * “The Bold and The Brave.” RKO, 1956. * “Between Heaven and Hell.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “D-Day The 6th of June.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “The Man Who Never Was.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “The Bridge on The River Kwai.”

Columbia, 1958. * “The Deep Six.” Warner Bros., 1958. * “The Hunters.” 20th-Century Fox, 1958. * “Tarawa Beachhead.” Columbia, 1958.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Several with repairs to versoes, other scattered wear. Conditions B-/A-, “Steel Helmet” & “Thunderbirds” repaired & creased; “Bridge on The River Kwai,” A-. $150-250 376 12 pieces.

Movie Posters (WWII Subjects - Primarily period releases): “Burma Convoy.” Universal, 1941. With copyright but without code markings. * “Nazi Agent.”MGM, [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Thunder Birds.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. With copyright but without code markings. * “Captains of The Clouds.”

Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. James Cagney. * “The City That Stopped Hitler - Heroic Stalingrad.”

Paramount, 1943. * “Bataan.” MGM, 1943. * “Minesweeper.”

Paramount, 1943. * “Since You Went Away.” United Artists, 1943.

With copyright but without code markings. * “Tokyo Rose.”

Paramount, 1946. * “Three Came Home.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. * “The Fighting Sullivans.” Realart re-release, 1951. * “The Master Race.” RKO, 1944.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Repairs to many versoes, occasional edge wear & dust soiling, a few corners creased or chipped. B-/B. $120-200

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Movie Posters. (Military Subjects - Primarily WWII): “Wings of The Navy.” Warner Bros., 1939. Without code markings. Color litho 1/2 sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Cloth-backed, browned & chipped. Condition C. * “To The Shores of Tripoli.” 20thCentury Fox, [1942]. Format as preceding; heavily repaired. D. * “Captains of The Clouds.” Warner Bros., 1942. Without copyright or code markings. Format as preceding; some dust soiling. B/B+. * “Hello Annapolis.” Columbia, 1942. Without code markings.

Format as preceding; repairs to verso margins, some dust soiling. B. * “The Latest March of Time Underground Report.” 20th-Century Fox, 1944. Format as preceding; occasional creasing. B+. * “Tunisian Victory.” MGM, 1944. Format as preceding; some creasing & minor dust soiling. B+. * “Till We Meet Again.” Paramount, 1944. Format as preceding; light wear. B+/A-. * “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo.”

MGM, 1944. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some dust soiling to edges. B+. * “Escape to Danger.” RKO, 1944. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some dust soiling to edges. B/B+. * “Gung Ho!” Realart, 1948. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some chipping & some dust soiling. C+/B-. * “I Aim At The Stars.”

Columbia, 1960. Without code markings. Format as preceding; small repair to verso, minor creasing, but bright & attractive. B+. $200-300 378 9 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Military Subjects - Primarily WWII): “Dive Bomber.” Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Joe Smith, American.” MGM, 1942. Without copyright or code markings. * “Commandos Strike at Dawn.” Columbia, 1942. Without code markings. * “So Proudly We Hail.” Paramount, 1943. Left corner with code marking chipped away. * “The Battle of Russia.”

20th-Century Fox, 1943. Without code markings. * “Guns Ho!” Universal, 1943. Without code markings. * “Winged Victory.” 20thCentury Fox, [1944]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Pride of The Marines.” Warner Bros., [1945]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Up Front.” Universal, 1951. Bill Maudlin’s Willie & Joe. All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Most with scattered repairs to versoes, & some dust soiling. Conditions B/B, “Up Front” A-. $100-150

379 22 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Westerns - Primarily Major Studio Features): “Cheyenne.” Warner Bros., 1947. * “Silver River.” Warner Bros., 1948.

Errol Flynn. * “The Younger Brothers.” Warner Bros., 1949. * “Brimstone.” Republic, 1949. * “Calamity Jane and Sam Bass.”

Universal, 1949. * “Lust for Gold.” Columbia, 1949. * “Return of The Frontiersman.” Warner Bros., 1950. * “Al Jennings of Oklahoma.”

Columbia, 1950. * “Two Flags West.” 20th-Century Fox, 1950. * “Oh! Susanna.” Republic, 1950. * “Fort Defiance.” United Artists, 1951. * “Branded.” Paramount, 1951. Alan Ladd. * “The Redhead and The Cowboy.” Paramount, 1951. 2 copies. * “Only The Valiant.” Warner Bros., 1951. * “Annie Oakley.” RKO, 1952. Re-release (of the 1935 George Stevens film). * “Blowing Wild.” Warner Bros., 1953. Gary Cooper. * “Backlash.” Universal, 1956. * “They Came To Cordura.”

Columbia, 1959. 2 copies. Gary Cooper. * “Face of a Fugitive.”

Columbia, 1959. “One Foot in Hell.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, some edge wear, occasional, mostly marginal small tears, occasional dust soiling. B-/A-, most B+. $150-250 380 19 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Westerns - Mostly Major Studio Releases): “Western Union.” 20th-Century Fox, 1943. Without code markings.

Directed by Fritz Lang. * “Down Rio Grande Way.” Columbia, 1942.

Without code markings. * “Tenting Tonight on The Old Camp Ground.” Universal, 1942. Without code markings. J.M. Brown & Text Ritter. * “Beyond The Pecos.” Universal, 1944. * “Wanderer of The Wasteland.” RKO, 1945. * “Lawless Empire.” Columbia, 1945. * “Trail to Vengeance.” Universal, 1945. Kirby Grant. * “Lone Star Moonlight.” Columbia, 1946. * “Renegades.” Columbia, 1946.

“Badman’s Territory.” RKO, 1946. Randolph Scott. * “The Man from Colorado.” Columbia, 1948. * “Fort Bowie.” United Artists, 1958. * “The Jayhawkers.” Paramount, 1959. * “Face of a Fugitive.”

Columbia, 1959. * “Riders of Black River.” Columbia, 1952. Rerelease. * “Billy The Kid.” MGM, 1954. Re-release. * “Jesse James.”

20th-Century Fox, 1951. Re-release. Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda. * “Texas Stampede.” Columbia, 1952. Re-release. * “Kit Carson.”

Astor, n.d. Dana Andrews.

All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Most with repairs to versoes, many with chipping to edges & creasing. Conditions C-/A-, most B-. “Badman’s Territory” with upper corner of image chipped away. $100-200

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Movie Posters. (Westerns, ca. 1941-1951): “The Parson of Panamint.” Paramount, 1941. * “The Valley of The Sun.” RKO, 1942. * “Salome, Where She Danced.” Universal, 1945. * “Renegades.”

Columbia, 1956. Evelyn Keyes. * “Under The Tonto Rim.” RKO, 1947. * “Whispering Smith.” Paramount, 1948. Code date 1949. Alan Ladd. * “Red Canyon.” Universal, 1949. * “Deer Slayer.” Cardinal, n.d. Rerelease? * “The Capture.” RKO, 1950. * “The Gunfighter.” 20thCentury Fox, 1950. Gregory Peck. * “Fort Osage.” Monogram, 1951. * “Pecos River.” Columbia, 1951. * “Santa Fe.” Columbia, 1951.

Randolph Scott.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Many with repairs to versoes, creasing & edge wear. Conditions C-/B+, most C+/B; “Gunfighter” repaired and creased, some creasing to “Santa Fe.” $120-200 382 19 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Westerns, 1952-1955): “Carson City.” Warner Bros., 1952. Randolph Scott. * “Pony Soldier.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952. * “Cattletown.” Warner Bros., 1952. * “The Lawless Breed.”

Universal, 1953. * “San Antone.” Republic, 1953. * “Fort Vengeance.”

Allied Artists, 1953. * “The Man From The Alamo.” Universal, 1953. * “The Last Posse.” Columbia, 1953. * “Hiawatha.” W. Mirisch, 1953. * “Yellow The Tomahawk.” United Artists, 1954. * “War Arrow.”

Universal, 1954. * “Ten Wanted Men.” Columbia, 1955. Randolph Scott. * “Apache.” United Artists, 1954. Burt Lancaster. * “Drum Beat.” Warner Bros., 1954. Alan Ladd. * “Destry.” Universal, 1954. * “The Tall Men.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955. 2 copies (1 with corner chipped away). * “The Twinkle in God’s Eye.” Republic, 1955. * “White Feather.” 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * “The Yellow Tomahawk.” United Artists, 1946.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). several with repairs to versoes, other scattered wear. Conditions B-/A-, most B+/A-. $150-250

383 14 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Westerns - 1956-1958): “Raw Edge.” Universal, 1956. * “The Broken Star.” United Artists, 1956. * “A Day of Fury.”

Universal, 1956. * “Comanche!” United Artists, 1956. * “Oklahoma Woman.” American Releasing, 1956. * “The Proud Ones.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. * “Dakota Incident.” Republic, 1956. * “The Black Whip.” 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * “Black Patch.” Warner Bros., 1957. * “3:10 to Yuma.” Columbia, 1957. * “The Last of The Fast Guns.”

Universal, 1958. * “Cowboy.” Columbia, 1958. Glenn Ford, Jack Lemmon. * “Villa!” 20th-Century Fox, 1958. * “Wells Fargo.”

Paramount, 1958. Joel McCrea.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few with repairs to versoes, other scattered wear. Conditions B+/A-. $200-300 384 19 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Monogram, PRC & other Poverty Row Westerns Ca. 1940s.) All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Often with repairs to versoes, occasional dust soiling & chipping. Conditions C-/B+, most C+/B-. All without code markings. $100-200 385 15 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Western Series - Gene Autry & Roy Rogers): “The Cowboy and The Indians.” Columbia, 1949. Gene Autry. * “Public Cowboy No. 1.” Republic, n.d. G.A. * “Stardust on The Sage.”

Republic, n.d. G.A. * “Call of The Canyon.” Republic, n.d. G.A. “Home in Wyoming.” Republic, n.d. G.A. * “Sunset in Wyoming.” Republic, n.d. G.A. * “Oh, Susanna!” Republic, n.d. G.A. * “Git Along Little Dogies.” Republic, n.d. [2 copies?] G.A. * “Saga of Death Valley.”

Republic, 1949. Roy Rogers. * Re-release of the preceding. * “Man from Cheyenne.” Republic, n.d. R.R. * “Roll on Texas Moon.”

Republic, n.d. R.R. * “Man from Music Mountain.” Republic, n.d. R.R. * “Jesse James at Bay.” Republic, n.d. R.R..

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Many with repairs to versoes - several with heavy repairs, some creasing & dust soiling. C-/B+, most C+; Roger’s “Saga of Death Valley” heavily repaired. $150-250

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Movie Posters. (Western Series & C.): “Law of The Panhandle.”

Monogram, 1950. Johnny Mack Brown.* “Colorado Ambush.”

Monogram, 1951. J.M.B. * “Man from Sonora.” Monogram, 1951.

J.M.B. * “Texas Lawmen.” Monogram, 1951. J.M.B. * “Riders of The Deadline.” United Artists, 1943. Hopalong Cassidy, Robert Mitchum’s last B Western. * “Hoppy’s Holiday.” United Artists, 1947. * “Hopalong Rides Again.” Screen Guild, n.d. * “The Homesteaders.”

Allied Artists, 1953. Wild Bill Elliott. * “Lone Texas Ranger.” Republic, n.d. W.B.E. * “Western Mail.” Monogram, n.d. Tome Keene. * “Frontier Investigator.” Republic, 1949. Alan Rocky Lane. * “Vigilante Hideout.” Republic, 1950. A.R.L. * “Leadville Gunslinger.”

Republic, 1952. A.R.L. * “Riders of The Northland.” Columbia, 1942.

Re-release? Charles Starrett. * “Texas Buddies.” World Wide, n.d.

Bob Steal. * “Michigan Kid.” Universal, 1946. * “The Lone Ranger.”

Warner Bros., 1956. * “Heritage of The Desert. “ Paramount, 1939.

Re-release. Zane Grey.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Many with repairs to verso, some edge wear & dust soiling,margin of “Frontier Investigator” rather chipped. Conditions C-/B+, most B. $150-250 387 10 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Western Series): “The Last Round Up.” Columbia, 1947. Gene Autry. * “Saga of Death Valley.” Republic, 1949. Roy Rogers. * “Range Law.” Monogram, 1944. Johnny Mack Brown. * “The Lost Trail” Monogram, 1945. J.M.B. * “Frontier Feud.”

Monogram, 1945. J.M.B. * “Stranger from Santa Fe.” Monogram, 1945. * “Marked Trails.” Monogram, 1944. Hoot Gibson. * “South of The Rio Grande.” Monogram, 1945. The Cisco Kid. * “Lonesome Trail.” Monogram, 1946. Jimmy Wakely. * “Heading West.”

Columbia, 1946. The Durango Kid. All color litho or tinted 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Most with occasional chipping to edges, some creasing, other scattered wear. Conditions C-/B, most C+/B-. $150-250 388 10 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Science Fiction & Horror - Mutants & Monsters): “King Dinosaur.” Lippert, 1955. * “Tarantula!” Universal, 1955. * “Indestructible Man.” Allied Artists, 1956. * “The Black Scorpion.”

Warner Bros., 1957. * “Invisible Invaders.” United Artists, 1959. * “Gigantis.” Warner Bros., 1959. * “13 Ghosts.” Columbia, 1960. * “Dinosaurs!” Universal, 1960. * “Caltiki.” Allied Artists, 1960. * “Gorgo.” MGM, 1961.

All color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered light wear, repair to verso of “King Dinosaur.” Conditions B+/A-, most A-. $200-300

389 7 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Science Fiction & Horror): “The Beast With 1,000,000 Eyes!” American, 1955. Color litho half-sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Small repair to verso, minor creasing in margins, right margin slightly & unevenly trimmed. B+/A-. * “Phantom of The Opera.” Universal, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso, corners creased or worn away, some dust soiling. C+/B-. * Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman.” Realart re-release, 1949. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some edge wear & creasing. B. * “Satellite in The Sky.” Warner Bros., 1956. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. * “Space Master X-7.” Regalscope, 1958. Format as preceding; corners creased or chipped. B+. * “Horrors of The Black Museum.” American International, 1959. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. * “The Lost World.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. Format as preceding, minor wear. A-. $200-300 390 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Science Fiction & C): “Project Moon Base.” Lippert, 1953. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Repair to margin verso, small crease/fissure at edge of image, but bright & attractive. B+. * “This Island Earth.” Universal, 1955. Format as preceding; minor creasing to corners, occasionally slightly dusty.

B+. * “Earth vs. The Flying Saucers.” Columbia, 1956. Format as preceding; repair to verso, occasional edge wear, margins slightly dusty. B/B+. * “The World, The Flesh and The Devil.” MGM, 1959.

Format as preceding; occasionally slightly dusty. B+. * “12 To The Moon.” Columbia, 1960. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. * “Rocket Attack, USA.” Exploit Films/Transamerica Releasing Corp., 1959. Color litho half-sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Minor creasing, edges occasionally dusty. B+. $200-300 391 3 pieces.

Movie Posters: “The Leopard Man.” RKO, 1943. Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Repairs to verso, several creases & small tears - primarily to margins, a few extending into image, lightly to moderately dusty, one word in text below image underlined in green crayon. Condition C-/C. * The color litho insert format of the preceding, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm); repairs to verso edges, a few small close tears/fissures, primarily in margins, occasionally dusty. Condition B-/B. * The 1952 re-release insert format of the preceding, Condition B+.

Produced by Val Lewton. $120-200 Please illustration on page 62

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Movie Poster. “Earth vs. The Flying Saucers.” Columbia, 1956. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Occasional slight dust soiling. Condition B+.

Harryhausen effects. $100-200 Please see illustration on page 62 393 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “This Island Earth.” Universal, 1954. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair on upper right verso margin, a few small close tears in margins.

Condition B+/A-.

Original release with code dated 1955. $200-300 Please see illustration on page 62 394 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Uninvited.” Paramount, 1944. Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Repairs to verso, fissure extending well into lower left quarter, minor dust soiling at edges. Condition B-/B. $100-200 395 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Forbidden Planet.” MGM, 1956. Color litho jumbo lobby card format, 16 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches (420 x 340mm). Minor crease. Framed.

With image of Robbie The Robot as on one-sheet. $250-400 Please see illustration on page 63

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Movie Posters. (Monogram & other Poverty Row releases): “Forever Yours.” Monogram, 1945. * “Army Wives.” Monogram, 1944. * “Trouble Chasers.” Monogram, 1945. * “Divorce.”

Monogram, 1945. * “Northwest Territory.” Monogram, 1951. * “Yellow Fin.” Monogram, 1951. * “Rocky.” Monogram, [1948].

Without copyright or code markings. * “The Sultan’s Daughter.”

Monogram, [1944]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Road To Happiness.” Monogram, [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Let’s Go Collegiate.” Monogram, [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Stolen Paradise.” Monogram, [ca.

1940s]. Without copyright or code markings. * “One Frightened Night.” Mascot, [1935]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Tales of Robin Hood.” Lippert, 1951. * “Rhodes.” GB, [1936].

Without copyright or code markings. * “Tuna Clipper.” Monogram, 1949. * “What Becomes of The Children.” Puritan, [1930s]. 3 copies.

Without copyright or code markings. * “The Shepherd of The Ozarks.” Republic, n.d. Without copyright or code markings. * “Gangs of The Waterfront.” Republic, [1945]. Without copyright or code markings. * “Mystery Broadcast.” Republic, [1943]. Without copyright or code markings. * “The Magnificent Brute.” Realart, n.d.

Without copyright or code markings.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, some edge wear & occasional dust soiling. Conditions C+/B+, most B $250-400 397 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Adapted Important Stage Plays): “All My Sons.”

Universal, 1948. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Some creasing to corners, occasional edge wear. B+.

Arthur Miller. * “The Heiress.” Paramount, 1949. Format as preceding; repairs to verso edges, minor creasing. B. * “The Glass Menagerie.” Warner Bros., 1950. Format as preceding; light wear. A. Tennessee Williams. * “Death of A Salesman.” Columbia, 1952.

Format as preceding; occasional minor creasing & dust soiling. B. Arthur Miller. * “The Big Knife.” United Artists, 1955. Format as preceding; some creasing & dust soiling to corners & edges. B/B+.

Clifford Odets. * “Picnic.” Columbia, 1956. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, small cello-tape repairs extending into image. B-. $100-200

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Movie Posters. (Lubitsch, Renoir, Wilder, Sirk): “Hitler’s Madman.”

MGM, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair to verso margin. B+. Douglas Sirk’s 1st Am. feature. * “A Foreign Affair.” Paramount, 1948. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & edge wear. B. Billy Wilder. * “There’s Always Tomorrow.” Universal, 1956. 3 copies. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Douglas Sirk. * “Imitation of Life.” Universal, 1959. Format as preceding; occasional slight dust soiling to edges. B+/A-. Douglas Sirk. * “Diary of A Chambermaid.” United Artists, 1946. Without code markings. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & minor dust soiling to edges. B+. Jean Renoir. * “Cluny Brown.” 20thCentury Fox, 1946. Format as preceding; some staining to verso, minor wear & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. Lubitsch. $120-180 399 7 pieces.

Movie Posters. (British Film - American Releases): “The Invaders [49th Parallel].” Columbia, 1942. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso edges, some wear & dust soiling to edges. Powell Pressburger. Without code markings. B/B+. * “Odd Man Out.” Universal, 1947. Format as preceding; light wear.

A-. Carol Reed. * “The 3rd Man.” Selznick, 1949. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Carol Reed. * “Quartet.” Eagle Lions, 1949.

Format as preceding; light wear. A-. * “Vacation from Marriage.”

MGM, 1945. Format as preceding; minor dust soiling. B+/A-. Robert Donat, Deborah Kerr. * “The Happiest Days of Your Life.” Alexander Korda, 1951. Format as preceding; some edge wear. B+. * “I’m All Right Jack.” Columbia, 1960. Format as preceding; light wear, 1 repair at verso margin, small crease. B+. $200-300 400 6 pieces.

Movie Posters: (1940s Noirs & Melodramas): “Five Graves to Cairo.” Paramount, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso, some creasing & minor dust soiling. Condition B. * “Fingers at The Window.” MGM, 1942.

Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso, minor dust soiling.

B/B+. * “Hangover Square.” 20th-Century Fox, 1944. Without code markings. Color litho 1/2 sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). A few repairs to verso, minor creasing & occasional dust soiling. B-. * “Scarlet Street.” Universal, 1945. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, crease/fissure in image. C+/B. * “Black Angel.”

Universal, 1946. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, crease/fissure in image. C. * “Smash-Up.” Universal, 1946. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creases/fissures to image. C. $120-200

401 5 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Baseball & Other Sporting Subjects): “The Babe Ruth Story.” Allied Artists, 1948. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso edges, small creases.

Condition B/B+. * “The Pride of St. Louis.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952.

Format as preceding; light wear. B+/A-. * “The Bob Mathias Story.”

Allied Artists, 1954. Format as preceding; repairs to verso edges. B+. * “Harmon of Michigan.” Columbia, 1941. Format as preceding; edges slightly dusty. B+. Without code markings. * “It Happened Every Spring.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Format as preceding; some wear & a few repairs to verso, minor creasing & some dust soiling.

B-/B. Without code markings. $150-250 402 4 pieces.

Movie Posters (Early Rock ‘n’ Roll): “The Girl Can’t Help It.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Light wear. Condition A-. * “Mister Rock and Roll.”

Paramount, 1957. Format as preceding;minor edge wear. A-. * “Carnival Rock.” Howco, 1957. Format as preceding; occasional minor dust soiling. B+. * “The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come.”

20th-Century Fox, 1960. Format as preceding. A-. $100-200 403 7 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Bad Girls & Bikers): “The Green-Eyed Blond.”

Warner Bros., 1957. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Some creasing to corners. Condition B+/A-. The story of a teen-age fire-bomb! * “The Last Woman on Earth.” Filmgroup, 1960.

Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. Produced & directed by Roger Corman. * “Prisoners of The Congo.” Atlantic, 1960. Format as preceding. A-. * “She Walks by Night.” Rapid Film. Union Film release, 1960. Format as preceding; occasionally slightly dusty.

B+/A-. Desired by all, loved by none! * “Cage of Evil.” United Artists, 1960. Format as preceding. A-. 2 copies. Blond Bait! * The half-sheet format of the preceding, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm); minor creasing. A-. * “Motorcycle Gang.” American International, 1957.

Format as preceding; margins slightly dusty, small perforation at bottom corner of image. B+. $150-250

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Movie Posters. (Tarzan & Jungle Jim): “Tarzan’s Magic Fountain.”

RKO, 1949. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Repair to verso, some edge wear, occasional dust soiling. Condition B. Lex Barker. * “Tarzan’s Peril.” RKO, 1951. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creases to edges of image. B-. Lex Barker. * “Tarzan and The She Devil.” RKO, 1953. Format as preceding; repairs to verso edges, some edge wear. B. Lex Barker. * “Tarzan’s Greatest Adventure.” Paramount, 1959. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. * Another copy of the preceding; repair to verso margin. B. * “Jungle Man Eaters.” Columbia, 1954. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso margins, occasional minor edge wear. B+. Johnny Weissmuller Jungle Jim feature. $100-200 405 15 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Series & C.): “The Mexican Spitfire’s Baby.” RKO, 1941. Color Litho 1/2 sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm).

Repair to verso, some creasing, occasionally slightly dusty.

Condition B/B+. * Another copy of the preceding, color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). B+. * “The Mexican Spitfire’s Blessed Event.” RKO, 1943. Format as preceding; occasional dust soiling. B+. * “Ladie’s Day.” RKO, 1943. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, creasing & chipping. C+. * “Maisie Goes to Reno.” MGM, 1944. Format as preceding; edges occasionally dusty. 2 copies.

B+/A-. * “Ringside Maisie.” MGM, [1941]. Format as preceding; some dust soiling to edges. B+. Without copyright or code markings. * “Blondie’s Blessed Event.” Columbia, 1942. Color litho 1/2 sheet format; repairs to verso, some dust soiling & dampstaining. C. Without code markings. * “Hit The Hay.” Columbia, 1945. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso, minor dust soiling. B/B+. Judy Canova. * “Dr. Gillespie’s New Assistant.”

MGM, 1942. Color litho insert format. B+. * “Dr. Kildare’s Wedding Day.” MGM, [1941]. Format as preceding. A-. Without copyright or code markings. * “Between Two Women.” MGM, 1944. Code date 1945. 2 copies. Format as preceding; minor dust soiling & staining, primarily to verso. B/B+. * “Sky Giant.” RKO, 1938. Format as preceding; chipped & repaired, bottom corner gone. C-. * “Henry Alrich, Boy Scout.” Paramount, 1944. $250-400

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Movie Posters. (Bowery Boys & Little Rascals): “Bowery Champs.”

Monogram, 1944. Color litho 1/2 sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm). Minor dust soiling to edges. Condition B+/A-.

“Come Out Fighting.” Monogram, 1945. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, minor creasing. B. * “Spy Chasers.” Allied Artists, 1955. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, minor creasing. B. * “Crazy Over Horses.” Monogram, 1951. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso edges. B/B+. * “The Little Rascals Varieties.” Allied Artists, 1959, Format as preceding; light wear. A-. $100-150 407 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Andy Hardy): “Andy Hardy’s Double Life.” MGM, 1942. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Minor edge wear. Condition A-. * “Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble.”

MGM, 1944. Format as preceding; some edge wear & creasing, some dampstaining to upper right & center right portions. B-. $80-120 408 10 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Abbott & Costello Features): “Here Come The CoEds.” Universal, 1945. 2 copies. Color litho insert format, approx.

36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair to verso, minor edge wear. Condition B+. * “Buck Privates Come Home.” Universal, 1947.

Format as preceding; minor wear to edges. B+/A-. * “Africa Screams.” United Artists, 1949. 2 copies. Format as preceding; small repairs to verso, a few light creases, small areas of minor dust soiling. B/B+. * “Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Go To Mars.”

Universal, 1953. Format as preceding; repairs along verso edges.

B/B+. * “Ride ‘Em Cowboy.” Universal, 1942. Format as preceding.

With copyright date, but without code markings. B/B+. * “Abbott and Costello Meet The Killer Boris Karloff.” Universal, 1949. Format as preceding; minor repairs to verso. B+. * “Hit The Ice.” Realart rerelease, 1949. B+. * “Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Meet The Keystone Cops.” Universal, 1955. Format as preceding. B+/A-. $200-300

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Movie Posters. (Fred Astaire Musicals): “The Sky’s The Limit.”

RKO, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Some chipping & dust soiling at edges. Condition B/B+. * Another copy of the preceding. Format as above; repair to verso, some chipping & dust soiling to edges. B. * “Three Little Words.” MGM, 1950. 2 copies. Format as preceding; minor occasional chipping & dust soiling at edges. B+. * Another copy of the preceding. Format as above; repairs to verso, occasional creasing to edges. B/B+. * “The Barkleys of Broadway.” MGM, 1949. Format as preceding; repair to verso, minor creasing. B/B+. With Ginger Rogers. $200-300 410 5 pieces.

Movie Posters. (James Cagney Features): “White Heat.” Warner Bros., 1949. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair at bottom edge verso, a few creases & small fissures. Condition B/B+. * “Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye.” Warner Bros., 1950. Format as preceding; a few small chips at margins. Condition B+. * “The Time of Your Life.” United Artists, 1947. Format as preceding, some light creasing. Condition B+. * “A Lion in The Streets.” Warner Bros., 1953. Format as preceding; some creasing to corners. Condition B+. * “Blood on The Sun.” United Artists, 1945.

Format as preceding. Condition B. $150-250 Please see illustration on page 62 411 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Gary Cooper Features): “The Story of Dr. Wassell.”

Paramount, 1944. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor edge wear. Condition B+/A-. Directed by Cecil B. DeMille. * “Sergeant York.” Warner Bros., [1941?]. Format as preceding. Condition B. Without copyright date or code markings. * “Task Force.” Warner Bros., 1949. Format as preceding, some light creasing. Condition B+. * “Casanova Brown.” RKO, 1944. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso edges, some creasing & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. * “Good Sam.” RKO, 1948. Format as preceding; light edge wear. B+. * “Bright Leaf.” Warner Bros., 1950.

Format as preceding; small repair at verso edge, small crease, other edge wear. B/B+. $200-300

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Movie Posters. (Joan Crawford Features): “Daisy Kenyon.” 20thCentury Fox, 1947. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Light wear. Condition A-. * Another copy of the preceding, format as preceding; occasional light dust soiling. B+/A-. * “Possessed.” Warner Bros., 1947. Format as preceding; repair to verso edge, occasional dust soiling. B+. * Color litho 1/2 sheet format of the preceding, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711mm); small repairs to verso. B/B+. “Autumn Leaves.” Columbia, 1956. Color litho insert format; light wear. A-. $100-150 413 6 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Doris Day Musicals): “My Dream is Yours.”

Warner Bros., 1949. * “Lullaby of Broadway.” Warner Bros., 1951. 2 copies. “April in Paris.” Warner Bros., 1953. 2 copies. * “Young at Heart.” Warner Bros., 1955.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, bottom left corner of “Young at Heart” chipped - no loss of ptg. All condition B+. $80-120 414 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Paulette Godard): “The Lady Has Plans.”

Paramount, 1942. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Some dust soiling to edges. Condition B+. * Another copy of the preceding, format as preceding; occasional dust soiling, a few repairs to verso. B/B+. * “The Forest Ranger.” Paramount, 1942.

Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso, occasional dust soiling to edges, some chipping to bottom edges & left bottom corner.

B/B+. $100-150 415 7 pieces.

Movie Posters (Bob Hope Features): “The Paleface.” Paramount, 1948. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Minor wear. Condition A-. * “The Lemon Drop Kid.” Paramount, 1951. Format as preceding; small cello-tape repair at bottom of image. B+. With copyright but no code markings. * “Off Limits.”

Paramount, 1953. Format as preceding. B+/A-. * “That Certain Feeling.” Paramount, 1953. Format as preceding. B-/A+. * “The Princess and The Pirate.” RKO, 1944. Format as preceding; some edge wear. B/B+. * “Sorrowful Jones.” Paramount, 1949. Format as preceding; some edge wear, edges slightly dusty. B+. * “The Road To Bali.” Paramount, 1952. Format as preceding; minor wear. B+/A-.

With Bing Crosby & Dorothy Lamour. $120-180 Please see illustration on page 62

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Movie Posters (Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin Features & C.): “My Friend Irma Goes West.” Paramount, 1950. 3 copies. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor wear. Condition A-. * “At War With The Army.” Paramount, 1951. Format as preceding; repair to verso, 2 inch close tear at bottom center, other small close tear, occasionally dusty. C. * “The Caddy.” Paramount, 1953. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso. B+. * “Living It Up.” Paramount, 1954. 2 copies. Format as preceding; small repair on verso. B+. * “Money from Home.” Paramount, 1954. Format as preceding; small repair on verso. B+. * “Pardners.” Paramount, 1956.

2 copies. Format as preceding; small repaires to versoes. B+/A-. * “That’s My Boy.” Paramount, 1951. Format as preceding; light wear.

B+. * “3 Ring Circus.” Paramount, 1954. 2 copies. Format as preceding; repairs to verso edges, minor creasing. B/B+. * “Artists and Models.” Paramount, 1955. Format as preceding. B+/A-. * “The Bell Boy.” Paramount, 1960. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. $200-300 417 5 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Elvis Presley Features): “Love Me Tender.” 20thCentury Fox, 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor wear. Condition A-. The first Elvis film. * “Flaming Star.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. 3 copies. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. * “Loving You.” Paramount, 1957. Format as preceding; minor creasing, occasional minor dust soiling. B+/A-. $200-300 418 11 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Elizabeth Taylor Features): “Conspirator.” MGM, 1949. * “The Big Hangover.” MGM, 1950. * “Elephant Walk.”

Paramount, 1954. 2 copies. * “Rhapsody.” MGM, 1954. “Raintree County.” MGM, 1957. 2 copies. * “A Date With Judy.” MGM, 1948. * “Father’s Little Dividend.” MGM, 1951. * “Ivanhoe.” MGM, 1952. * “The Girl Who Had Everything.” MGM, 1953.

All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear. B+/A-. $200-300

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Movie Posters. (John Wayne Features): “They Were Expendable.”

Color litho half-sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (551 x 711mm).

Repairs, small tears, some dust soiling, upper right corner chipped away. Condition C-. * “The Quiet Man.” Republic, 1951. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repair to verso, small tears at edges, occasional minor dust soiling. B-/B. * “Tycoon.” RKO, 1947. Format as preceding. B+. * “Big Jim McLain.” Warner Bros., 1952. Format as preceding; upper left corner chipped away, otherwise B/B+. * “Blood Alley.” Warner Bros., 1955. 2 copies.

Format as preceding. B+. * “The Conqueror.” RKO, 1956. Format as preceding. B+. * “The Wings of Eagles.” MGM, 1957. Format as preceding. B+. * “The Alamo.” United Artists, 1960. Format as preceding. B+/A-. * “North to Alaska.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960.

Format as preceding. A-. $150-250 420 3 pieces.

Movie Posters (John Wayne & John Ford): “The Searchers.” Warner Bros., 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional chipping & creasing to edges. Condition B+. * “3 Godfathers.” MGM, 1948. Format as preceding; minor wear & light dust soiling to corner. B+/A-. Code date 1949. * “The Quiet Man.” Republic, 1951. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, small perforation in image, small tears at edges. B-. $200-300 421 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. (John Wayne Re-releases): “The Dawn Rider.”

Monogram, n.d. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs & some wear to verso, minor wear & dust soiling to edges. Condition B/B+. Likely 1940s re-release of 1935 feature. * “Hell Town.” Favorites, 1950 re-release. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso edges. B+. Zane Grey. $300-500 422 2 pieces.

Movie Posters (John Wayne & John Ford): “The Searchers.” Warner Bros., 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor creasing to edges. Condition A-. * “3 Godfathers.”

MGM, 1948. Format as preceding; small repairs to verso, minor creasing & light dust soiling to corner. B+. Code date 1949. $200-300

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01/14/10 423 2 pieces.

Movie Posters: “The Angel and The Badman.” Republic, [1946].

Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711)mm. Repairs to verso edges, some dust soiling - primarily to edges. Condition B-. * The color litho insert format of the preceding, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm); small repair to verso margins, some chipping & minor dust soiling along edges. Condition B/B+.

Without copyright date or code markings.

Produced by & starring John Wayne. $200-300 424 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. “The Quiet Man.” Republic, 1951. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repairs to verso edges, small tears in margins. Condition B+. * Another copy of the preceding, format as above; small repairs to verso edges, small tears in margins, small area of dust soiling in image. Condition B/B+. $100-200 Please illustration on page 62 425 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Searchers.” Warner Brothers, 1956. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Tape repair to verso, close horizontal tear along old bottom fold. Image clean & attractive. Condition B. Often considered John Ford’s & John Wayne’s masterpiece. $100-200 426 4 pieces.

Movie Posters (Alfred Hitchcock features): “The Paradine Case.”

Selznick, 1948. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional creasing to edges, a few small close tears at edges, bottom left corner heavily worn, small repair to verso.

Condition B. * “To Catch A Thief.” Paramount, 1955. Format as preceding; occasional minor dust soiling to edges. B+/A-. * “The Man Who Knew Too Much.” Paramount, 1956. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. * “Shadow of A Doubt.” Universal, 1943. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some dust soiling to edges, a few creases/fissures, chipping to upper margin. C+/B-. With copyright but without code markings. $250-400

427 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Hitchcock, Alfred, Director): “Rope.” Warner Brothers, 1948. * “I Confess.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “Dial M for Murder.” 1954. All color litho insert formats, approx. 36 x 14 (915 x 355mm). Repair to bottom verso of “Rope,” minor occasional wear to other titles. Conditions B+; A-; A-. $200-300 428 3 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Hitchcock, Alfred, Director): “Rope.” Warner Brothers, 1948. * “I Confess.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “Dial M for Murder.” 1954. All color litho insert formats, approx. 36 x 14 (915 x 355mm). Minor occasional wear to other titles. All condition A-. $250-350 429 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. (Hitchcock, Alfred, Director): “I Confess.” Warner Bros., 1953. * “Dial M for Murder.” 1954. Both color litho insert formats, approx. 36 x 14 (915 x 355mm). Repair to verso a few minor creases/fissures, mostly in margins. Conditions B/B+; B+ $120-180 430 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “To Catch a Thief.” Paramount, 1955. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair to verso, small crease/fissure just extending into color portion at upper right. Condition B+.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, with Cary Grant & Grace Kelly. $100-150 431 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Man Who Knew Too Much.” Paramount, 1956.

Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Light wear.

Condition B+. Framed.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. $200-300 432 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Psycho.” Paramount, 1960. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasionally slightly dusty.

Condition A-.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock with Anthony Perkins & Janet Leigh. $120-200

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01/14/10 433 2 pieces.

Movie Posters: “The Lady Eve.” Paramount, 1941. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso, creasing in image (incl. vertical center crease), lightly to moderately dusty, a few ink stains & embellishments. Condition C-/C. * “Unfaithfully Yours.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional minor creasing. Condition A-.

Both written & directed by Preston Sturgess. $250-400 434 2 pieces.

Movie Posters: “The Loves of Carmen.” Columbia, 1948. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor creasing. occasional light edge wear. Condition A-. * “Affair in Trinidad.” Columbia, 1952. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). repairs to verso margins, some creasing & minor dust soiling to edges. Condition B+.

Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford. $150-250 435 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “And God Created Woman.” Cinemascope/Kingsley, 1957. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Occasional creasing to edges. Condition A-.

Brigitte Bardot, directed by Roger Vadim. $80-120 436 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. “An Affair to Remember.” 20th-Century Fox, 1957.

Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). 2 copies, one with very occasional minor dust soiling. Condition A- & B+/ACary Grant, Deborah Kerr, The Empire State Building, “The nearest thing to Heaven in New York.” $100-200 437 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Ball of Fire.” RKO, 1941. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso, a few minor creases/fissures, minor dust soiling to edges. Condition B/B+.

Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, directed by Howard Hawks. $100-200

438 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Call Northside 777.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Color litho one-sheet format, 40 1/2 x 26 1/2 inches (1015 x 670mm).

Creases along folds, several chips in margins. Condition B. Framed.

James Stewart. $120-200 439 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Courage of Lassie.” MGM, 1946. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional minor dust soiling. Condition B+.

Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Morgan. $80-120 440 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Double Indemnity.” Paramount, 1944. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Light edge wear, minor dust soiling to edges. Condition B+/A-.

Ground-breaking noir, directed by Billy Wilder, with Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck & Edward G. Robinson. $300-500 441 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Fugitive.” RKO, 1947. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repair to verso margin, small fissure in margin. Generally clean & attractive.

Condition B+.

Directed by John Ford (adapted from Graham Greene’s “The Power and The Glory.”) With Henry Fonda. $100-150 442 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “I Wake Up Screaming.” 20th-Century Fox, 1948.

Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Light to moderate dust soiling to edges, unobtrusive dampstaining to a few inches at bottom. Condition B-/B. Whodunit with Betty Grable. $100-150 443 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Johnny Guitar.” Republic, 1954. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso edges, small creases/fissures primarily in margins,bottom corners creased - right corner just chipped away - no loss of ptg. B+.

Joan Crawford, directed by Nicolas Ray. $80-120

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01/14/10 444 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Killers.” Universal, 1946. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor edge wear. A-.

Burt Lancaster’s film debut, directed by Robert Siodmak, classic Noir. $120-180 Please illustration on page 62 445 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Killers.” Universal, 1946. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Margins & verso slightly dusty, a few small horizontal fissures, crease to upper left corner. Condition B. Burt Lancaster’s film debut, directed by Robert Siodmak, classic Noir. $100-200 446 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Lady in The Dark.” Paramount, 1944. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few small repairs along verso margin, a few small creases, minor dust soiling at margins. Condition B/B+.

With Ginger Rogers, based on the play by Moss Hart, music by Kurt Weill and Lyrics by Ira Gershwin. $100-200 447 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Love Nest.” 20th-Century Fox, 1951. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor edge wear, occasionally slightly dusty. Condition B+/A-.

Early Marilyn Monroe. $80-120 448 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Magnificent Ambersons.” RKO, 1942. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Margins often a little dusty, occasional minor dustsoiling within color portion.

Designed by Norman Rockwell. Condition B/B+.

Written, directed & produced by Orson Wells; famously cut & butchered by the studio, destroying what may have been the greatest American sound film. $300-500 Please illustration on page 62

449 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Miracle of Morgan’s Creek.” Paramount, 1943.

Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Occasionally slightly dusty. Condition A-.

Directed by Preston Sturges. $100-200 450 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. “Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House.” Selznick, 1948. 2 copies. Color litho insert formats, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso edges, occasional chipping in margins, occasionally just extending into color portions. Both condition B/B+.

Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. $100-150 451 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. “Nightmare Alley.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947. 2 copies. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Minor creasing. Both condition B+.

Tyrone Power $120-200 452 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Nightmare Alley.” 20th-Century Fox, 1947. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small tape repair on verso, small area of creasing & cracking in image, a few small chips & minor dust soiling to edges. Condition B-.

Tyrone Power. $80-120 453 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “On The Waterfront.” Columbia, 1954. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few small repairs on verso, a few small creases/fissures, mostly in margins, some scattered minor dust soiling. Condition B-/B. Marlon Brando Oscar for 1954 $100-150 454 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” MGM, 1945. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Occasional minor dust soiling. Condition A$80-120

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01/14/10 455 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Prince of Foxes.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small fissure in lower margin, margins occasionally slightly dusty. Condition B+/A-.

With Orson Wells & Tyrone Power. $80-120

461 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Tales of Manhattan.” 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small repairs to top & bottom margins, a few light to moderate creases.

Condition B+.

Rita Hayworth, Paul Robeson, Ethel Waters. $100-200

456 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Roman Holiday.” Paramount, 1953. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor wear. Condition A-.

Directed by William Wyler, with Audrey Hepburn & Gregory Peck. $100-150

462 2 pieces.

Movie Posters: “Song of The Thin Man.” MGM, 1947. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Small chip (3/4 x 3/4 inches) to upper right margin - 2 inches from top edge not affecting image or color portion. Condition B+/A-. * “Shadow of The Thin Man.” MGM, [1941]. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Without copyright or code marking.

Condition B+/A-.

William Powell & Myrna Loy. $200-300

457 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Sabrina.” Paramount, 1954. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few small repairs to verso, small close tear in margin, small crease/fissure just extending into color portion. Clean & attractive image. B/B+.

Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, directed by Billy Wilder. $100-150 458 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers.” Paramount, 1946.

Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711)mm. Minor edge wear. Condition A-.

Barbara Stanwyck, Kirk Douglas (film debut). $100-150 459 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The Stranger.” RKO, 1946. Color litho half sheet format, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711)mm. Minor wear & dust soiling at edges. Condition B+/A-.

Directed by & featuring Orson Wells. $120-180 460 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Sunset Boulevard.” Paramount, 1950. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few repairs to verso, 2 vertical crease/fissures extending 2 inches into color portion from upper right margin, but bright & attractive. Condition B/B+. Swanson Picture - Style A. $250-400

463 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “The 3rd Man.” Selznick Release, 1949. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). A few minor repairs to verso, cello-tape repair on upper right margin, occasional minor dust soiling at edges. Condition B/B+.

Orson Wells, produced & directed by Carol Reed. $100-150 464 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Twelve O’Clock High.” 20th-Century Fox, 1949.

Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm).

Occasional minor dust soiling. Condition A-.

Original release with code dated 1950. $100-200 465 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Viva Zapata.” 20th-Century Fox, 1952. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor occasional minor dust soiling to edges, a few small close tears in margins.

Condition B+/A-.

Marlon Brando $100-200

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01/14/10 466 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “You Were Never Lovelier.” Columbia, 1942. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Repairs to verso, a few small tears in margins, occasionally slightly dusty.

With copyright but no code markings. Condition B-/B. Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth. $120-180 467 2 pieces.

Movie Posters. Walt Disney: “Music Land.” RKO, 1955. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Minor creasing, occasional darkening to edges. Condition B/B+. * “Fantasia.” Walt Disney Productions, 1970. The Psychedelic re-release. Color litho one sheet format, 37 1/2 x 24 inches (950 x 600mm). Minor wear.

A-/A. $200-300 468 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Modern Times.” Lopert Re-release. Color litho onesheet format, 40 1/2 x 26 1/2 inches (1015 x 670mm). Creases along folds, generally clean & bright. Condition B. Framed.

Charlie Chaplin. $80-120 469 1 piece.

Movie Poster. “Casablanca.” Re-release, 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355mm). Light wear. Condition B+.

Framed. $150-250 470 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Poster. Cheret, Jules. [Musee Grevin.] Paris: Chaix, [1900]. 48 1/2 x 34 inches (1232 x 864mm). Clean & bright.

Archivally framed - not examined out of frame. Condition A-/A. Broido 471 $1,000-1,500 Please illustration on page 63

WINE POSTERS & C Lots 471-478 471 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Wine Poster. Hohenstein, Adolfo. “Zoefi Almagia.” Genoa,1950. 54 x 39 inches (1370 x 990mm), linenbacked. Clean, bright, attractive. Condition A-/A. Framed.

Advertisement for a vineyard spray, re-issued in 1950 by the company for which it was first issued in 1908. $1,200-2,000 Please illustration on page 63 472 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Wine Poster. Vincent, Rene. “Porto Ramos Pinto.” Ca. 1925. 21 x 14 1/4 inches (533 x 360mm), linen-backed.

Minor wear. Condition A-/A. Framed. $800-1,200 473 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Wine Poster. “La Bouville Soleil.” Paris: JosephCharles, ca. 1920. 31 x 23 1/8 inches (787 x 587mm). Some spotting at upper portion of left margin, otherwise clean & bright.

Condition B+. Framed. $250-350 474 1 piece.

Original Viniculture Advertising Placard. “Codorniu.” [Spain], ca.

1930. 12 x 20 1/2 inches (305 x 520mm). Image of wine barrel cellar mounted to green placard with brass relief title. Minor dampstaing to upper right corner of image. Framed. Sparkling Cava. $150-200 475 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Viniculture Placard. “Chateau Kirwan.” Ca. 1910.

13 1/2 x 5 inches (330 x 127mm). Clean, bright & attractive.

Framed. $120-200 476 1 piece.

Original Color Pictorial Viniculture Advertising Placard. “Angelo Garotti-Lugo.” Italy, ca. 1910. 10 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches (273 x 335mm).

Minor wear. Framed. $150-250

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01/14/10 477 1 piece.

Colored Pressed Metal Viniculture Advertisement. “Jules Bertier” [Sparkling wine]. Ca. 1920. 15 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches (393 x 311mm).

Clean, bright & attractive. Framed. $200-300

478 3 pieces.

Wine Labels: “Chateau Magau.” 1940. Some staining, chipping at edges. * “California Claret.” [Pre 1912 & BATF]. Bright & attractive. * “Lombard Wine Co. California Sauterne.” Minor wear. Each framed. $80-120 end of sale

General Index African Subjects, 107, 225 African-American Subjects, 38, 141, 195, 206, 209, 299, 300 American Art, 14, 18-20, 220, 221 American Civil War, 180, 232-235, 265, 269, 271 American Indian Subjects, 108, 231 American Literature, 38, 71, 92-94, 130, 219 American Presidents, 14, 153, 229-234, 236-238 American Revolution, 155, 227, 319 American South, 38, 125-127, 227 American West, 13, 129-131, 134-137, 153, 204, 277, 318, 321, 322, 379-387, 420-422 Americana, 6, 14, 91A, 108, 109, 123-137, 139, 141-146, 148, 151, 152, 154, 155, 175-180, 200, 218, 226-228, 231, 267-269, 271, 272, 294-296, 301, 313-322 Architecture, 119, 166, 184, 196 Arctic & Antarctic Subjects, 102 Arms & Armor, 158, 159, 161-162 Art, 15-21, 28, 29 Asian Subjects, 104 Audubon, J.J., 187, 297 Autographs, Signed Books & C, 13, 34, 49, 55, 63, 67, 69-71, 89, 138, 181, 192, 207-231, 233-239, 252, 325 Aviation, 224 Aviation & C, 223 BAL Titles, 38, 92-94, 130 Benson, E.F., 77, 215 Blake, William, 10 Books on Books, 7-9, 52, 133 Botany, Horticulture & C, 186 Boxing, 193-197, 298-300 British Literature, 10, 54, 75-81, 83-88, 90, 96, 97, 99, 215, 216, 227 British Subjects, 5, 77, 82, 116-120, 161, 162, 171, 192, 215, 284-288, 290

California, 317 Cartoon & Comic Art, 249-253, 255-263 Catalogues Raisonne, 15-17, 19 Catsby, Mark, 294-296 Children's Books, 40-50, 100, 188, 262, 263 Chinese Subjects, 1 Christian Subjects, 8, 110, 242-244 Classical Subjects, 114, 145 Colleges & Universities, 150 Color Plate Books, 2, 3, 39, 119, 160, 162-169, 174, 178-180, 186, 190 Cook, Captain James, 109 Cookery & C, 4-7 Costume, 1-3, 160, 164-167, 178, 179 Currier & Ives, 271-277 Decorative Arts, 2, 166, 198 Dickens, Charles, 78-81, 96, 97, 216 Disneyana, 253-258, 467 Dogs, 189 Doyle, Arthur Conan, 54 Drama, 1, 29, 33, 90-91A, 98, 214 Dulac, Edmund, 264 Early Printing, 114-118 English Literature, 98 Ephemera, 91, 194, 197, 199-201, 240, 474-478 Erotica & Human Sexuality, 24, 25, 35, 95 Evans Titles, 145 First Editions, 47, 50, 53-70, 72, 74, 77-81, 83, 85-87, 89, 92-94, 130 Fishing, 190, 191, 273, 274 Franklin, Benjamin, 144 French Subjects, 73, 112, 129, 166, 166, 282

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01/14/10 Geneology, 142 German Subjects, 246 Graphic Art, 14, 21 Hemingway, Ernest, 65 History, 108 Hitchcock, Alfred, 426-430, 432 Howes Titles, 128-130, 133-136, 153, 155 Illustrated Books, 10, 23-35, 37-46, 48, 49, 95, 105, 110, 148, 161, 191 Incunabula, 114 India & The Near East, 103, 171 Irish Subjects, 121, 122 Japanese Subjects, 158 Jewelry, Gems & C, 198 Joyce, James, 66 Judaica, 18, 205, 245, 298 Latin American Subjects, 108, 165, 313-315 Law, 154 Leather & Fine Bindings, 23, 83-86, 98-101, 106, 139, 190, 191 Lincoln, Abraham, 232-234, 271 Literary Sets, 95-98 Literature, 95 Livres d'Artiste, 23, 27 Manuscript Material, 205, 240-248 Maps, Atlases & Cartography, 301-322 Matisse, Henri, 17, 28 Medicine & C, 111, 115 Military History, 134, 155-181, 235, 265, 269, 282, 283, 319, 320, 374-378 Modern Art, 15-17, 21, 28, 29 Monroe, Marilyn, 447 Mormon Subjects, 135, 136, 321 Motion Pictures, 11, 208, 326-451, 453-469 Music, 209, 211-213, 217, 243, 244, 360, 362-366, 402, 409, 413 Mystery & Detective Fiction, 53, 54

Pacific Islands & C, 226 Performing Arts, 11, 29, 33, 91, 203, 208-211, 213, 214, 325-451, 453-469 Periodical Literature, 21, 54, 76, 143, 144, 150, 185 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania & C, 91, 140, 141, 143, 144, 146, 147, 149151, 196, 199, 205, 240, 247, 248, 265, 266, 278-281, 303-310, 319, 320 Philology & C, 82 Philosophy, 112, 113 Photography, 11-13, 202-204, 206, 208, 220, 234, 235 Poetry, 70, 75, 217 Post Cards, 199-201, 240 Posters, 197, 324-451, 453-476 Presley, Elvis, 417 Prints & Graphics, 267-300 Private Press Books, 51, 52 Railroadiana, 183, 236, 237, 247 Rowlandson, Thomas, 284, 285 Russian Subjects, 105, 106 Sci-Fi, Horror & Fantasy Fiction, 55-59, 388-395 Science & C, 111, 115, 147, 182, 183, 247, 248 Shakespeare, William, 98 Sherlock Holmes, 54, 348 Ships & The Sea, 282 Social Sciences & C, 139, 140 Space Exploration & C, 222, 223 Sporting Subjects, 190-197, 272-274, 298-300, 401 STC & Wing, 116-118 Technology & C, 147, 182, 183, 185, 247, 248 Texas, 132, 133, 228, 318 Toys & Games, 157, 192 Travel & Exploration, 101-104, 106, 107, 109, 129-131, 136, 137 Trollope, Anthony, 83-87 Twain, Mark, 94 Utah, 135, 136, 321 Verne, Jules, 57-59

Napoleonic Subjects, 172-174, 283 Natural History, 39, 109, 186-188, 246, 292-297 New England, 124 New York, 67, 186, 270 Occult Subjects & C, 111, 115, 245 Oriental Subjects, 1, 158 Original Art, 221, 249-258, 260-266 Ornithological Subjects, 187, 188, 292-297

Washington, George, 14, 152, 153, 229, 230, 320 Wayne, John, 420-422 Wine, Spirits & C, 4, 471-478 Women, 138, 139, 224 World's Fairs & C, 148, 149 Wyeth, N.C., 49

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125 Blume, Karl Ludwig & Fischer, J. B. Flora Javae nec non insularum adjacentium. [London: Bernard Quaritch 1867]. Folio, 4 volumes, volumes I - III 3 inserted Leiden titles on Whatman paper, lithograph view of Mt. Gedeh as frontispiece to volume I, 239 plates of which only 16 are uncoloured, volume IV [Nova Series] with tinted lithograph frontispiece, 70 lithograph orchid plates, contemporary half green morocco gilt, morocco labels, marble endpapers, patches of wear to corners and edges, some foxing and offsetting, waterstaining to later pages in volume II (4) Note: Nissen 174; Pritzel 845 £4,000-6,000

153 Mansfield, Edgar - Leighton, Clare Country matters. London: Victor Gollanz, 1937. 4to, bound in natural Nigerian goatskin by Edgar Mansfield, coloured goatskin inlays, binder’s stamp and dated 1968, fold over box £2,000-3,000

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156 Officina Bodini The fables of Aesop. Verona, 1973. 2 volumes, 8vo, number 96 of 160 copies, hand made paper, woodcuts recut by Anna Bramanti, hand coloured, green morocco backed vellum gilt, slipcase (2) Note: Published to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Officina Bodoni press, Mardersteig reinterpretation of Giovanni Alvise’s Verona printing in 1479. For the Bodoni edition the original woodcuts were recut by a contemporary engraver and coloured by hand, based on one of the three copies of the Verona Aesop in the British Library. Cf. Barr, John The Officina Bodoni. London, 1978, number 91 in catalogue [pages 88-90]. £2,000-3,000

242 Churchill, Awnsham & John A collection of voyages and travels. London: for John Walthoe, 1732.

Folio, 6 volumes, 159 plates, 2 portraits & 2 engraved divisional titles [in volume 2 & 3], list of subscribers in volume 1, contemporary calf gilt, neatly rebacked in the 19th century, rubbed at edges, corners bumped, some offsetting (6) Note: “This is a very valuable collection, both for its range of coverage and for the fact that it gives original accounts.’’ Hill, p.52. The number of plates found in the 1732 edition varies slightly, usually containing 159 plates, 2 portraits and 2 engraved titles, as in the present copy, but occasionally with 161 or 162 plates. Sabin 13016 £2,000-3,000

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263 Flinders, Matthew A voyage to Terra Australis; undertaken for the purpose of completing the discovery of that vast country, and prosecuted in the years 1801, 1802, and 1803, in His Majesty’s ship The Investigator. London: G. and W. Nicol, 1814 [charts dated 1814-1829] . 3 volumes including atlas folio. 2 volumes, 4to, [ii], ix, [x], cciv, 269; [ii], 613], text volumes with 9 engraved plates after William Westall, atlas folio [663 x 475mm.] with 16 engraved charts [9 double-page], 2 double-page coastal profiles, and 10 engraved botanical plates after Ferdinand Bauer, text nineteenth century calf, atlas nineteenth century half calf with marbled boards, Northern Lighthouse Board gilt stamp at head of spines, text lacking half titles, with plates offset onto text, some spotting, joints cracked, head and tail of spine of volume 1 rubbed and scrape to lower board, atlas with 5cm. tear to chart no 1 repaired, offsetting to some doublepage charts and coastal profiles, atlas worn, scraped and joints with short split at base (3) Note: Flinders’s voyage to explore the entire coastline of Australia represented the first circumnavigation of the continent. ‘Such is the historical importance of this monumental work that no general collection of Australian books could be considered complete without it’ (Wantrup). By 1822 several of the charts published in 1814 were obsolete so they were revised, and the whole atlas was reissued by the Hydographical Office of the Admiralty. Some plates were issued with the statement “Corrected to 1822” and the remaining plates, including the coastal profiles and botanical illustrations were issued with the revised imprint and the Hydrographical Office seal, and, in the case of the charts, with compass roses and rhumb-lines. The complete atlas was not again issued by the Hydographical Office, but as time passed individual plates were revised and reprinted, reprinted without revision, or withdrawn as necessary. In the present copy 8 charts are later issues of the maps, published by the Hydographical Office to the Admiralty

rather than by G. & W. Nicol, and all 8 are watermarked “J. Whatman Turkey Mills 1834”. These 8 charts comprise: Chart no. 1 [General chart of Terra Australis, or Australia from the surveys of Capt. Flinders and King, with additions from Lieut. Jeffreys and Roe, also from Adml. D’Entrecasteaux, Capt. Baudin and Freycinet of the French marine to the year 1829. Published by Capt. Hurd R.N., Hydrographer to the Admiralty, Jan. 1st 1814 to 1829] Chart no. 6 [South Coast Sheet V], published by Capt. Hurd, Hydrographer to the Admiralty, and dated Feb. 1st 1814 [Tooley 594] Chart no. 10 [East Coast Sheet III], marked “Additions to 1826, by Captain Philip P. King”, and published by Capt. Hurd, Hydrographer to the Admiralty, Jan. 1st 1814/1826 [not in Tooley] Chart no. 11 [Chart of part of the NE Coast of Australia by Philip P. King, Commander, R.N., 1819, 20, 21. Sheet 1], published at the Hydrographical Office, 10th November 1824 [Tooley 801] Chart no. 12 [Chart of Part of the NE Coast of Australia by Philip P. King, Commander, R.N., 1819, 20, 21. Sheet 3], published at the Hydrographical Office, 17th November 1824, [Tooley 801]; Chart no. 14 [North coast, sheet II], 15 [NW side of the Gulf of Carpentaria] and the two coastal profiles [16 & 17], published by Capt.

Hurd, Hydrographer to the Admiralty, 1st June 1814 [Tooley 599].

The naturalist Robert Brown and the renowned natural history painter Ferdinand Bauer accompanied the voyage: Brown supplying the ‘General remarks on the botany of Terra Australis’ and Bauer the ten botanical plates in the Atlas. In this copy the ten botanical plates are on slightly smaller and thinner paper than the charts and are not watermarked. Ferguson 576; Perry & Prescott, p.164-165. £10,000-15,000

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 13th January 2010 285 James, Edwin Account of an expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains, performed in the years 1819, 1820... under the command of Maj. S.H. Long, of the U.S. Top. Engineers. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1823.

First English edition, 3 volumes, 8vo, [viii, 344; iii-viii, 356; iii-vii, 347], 1 folding engraved map and 1 folding engraved plate [“Vertical section”] laid down on linen, 8 aquatint plates by I. Clark after S. Seymour, 3 hand-coloured, contemporary calf, spine gilt, Northern Lighthouse Board stamp at head of spines, slight offsetting to 2 coloured plates, very light spotting to a few plates, bound without half-titles to volumes 2 and 3 Note: An account of the US government expedition under Major Stephen Long, originally named the “Yellowstone Expedition” and designed as the most ambitious expedition to date of the transMississippi West. The expedition travelled up the Missouri and then followed the River Platte to its source in the Rocky Mountains before moving south to Upper Arkansas. From there the plan was to find the source of the

Red River, but when this was missed the Canadian River was explored instead. The American edition was published in three volumes in Philadelphia in 1822-23. This London edition was published in the same year and differs in some respects from the American edition in both text and illustration (3 additional plates in this edition). [Sabin 35683; Wagner-Camp 25; Howes J41; Abbey, Travel 650] £2,000-2,500

317 Parry, Captain William Edward Journal of a voyage for the discovery of a Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific. London: John Murray, 1821.

Second edition, 4to, 6 maps [including frontispiece], 14 plates, Northern Lighthouse stamp to reverse of title, some light foxing; [Idem] Journal of a second voyage for the discovery of a North-West Passage. London: John Murray, 1824. 4to, 31 maps and plates, 8 folding maps and plates at rear, Northern Lighthouse stamp to reverse of title, offsetting, some foxing; [Idem] Journal of a third voyage for the discovery of a Northwest passage. London: John Murray, 1826. 4to, 11 maps and plates, Northern Lighthouse stamp to reverse of title, offsetting; [Idem] Narrative of an attempt to reach the North Pole. London: John Murray, 1828. 4to, frontispiece, 3 plates and 3 maps, some light foxing; all uniformly bound in 19th century calf gilt, Northern Lighthouse gilt stamp to backstrips, some rubbing to boards (4) Note: Cf. Sabin 58860 [1st edition]; 58864; 58867; 58868 £1,500-2,000

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 13th January 2010 328 Péron, François and Louis Freycinet Voyage de découvertes aux terres Australes exécuté par ordre de sa Majesté l’Empereur et Roi, sur les corvettes le Géographe, le Naturaliste et la Goëllette Le Casuarina pendant les années 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803 & 1804. Paris: l’Imprimerie Impériale, 1807-1816. 2 volumes, 4to, [viii (including errata & blank leaf), xv, 496; xxxii, 471], half-titles, engraved portrait, 2 folding tables, some spotting; [with:] Partie historique rédigée par M.F. Péron. Atlas par M.M. Lesuer et Petit. [Paris, undated]. 4to [345 x 252mm.], engraved title and 40 engraved plates [comprising plates 2-41, plate 1 of part 1 being also no.

1 of part 2], 23 coloured, 2 folding, occasional very slight spotting; Atlas.

Deuxième partie. Paris, 1811. 4to, engraved title and 14 engraved maps, 2 folding, (small tear at one fold), slight spotting to a few maps; With Freycinet, Louis Voyages de découvertes aux terres australes...

Navigation et géographie. Paris: l’Imprimerie royale, 1815. 4to, [xvi, 576, [ii]; [with:] Atlas [Partie navigation et historique]. Folio, (565 x 447mm.), engraved title, 32 engraved charts, 25 double-page; Historique. Atlas, deuxieme partie. Paris, 1811. Folio (580 x 410mm.) Engraved title, 14

engraved charts, 2 double-page, mounted on guards, all contemporary quarter red morocco with marbled boards, Northern Light Board gilt stamp at head of spines, Northern Light Board stamp on verso of titles, bindings slightly rubbed and scraped, atlases worn at head and foot of spine, lower joint to 1st atlas partly split, clean horizontal tear to spine, light spotting to a few charts, intermittent foxing to text volumes (7) Note: First editions. A very attractive set of the complete account of Nicolas Baudin’s expedition to Australia with the first detailed and complete map of the Australian continent. Sent by the French government in 1800, with orders to complete the survey of the coasts of Australia, Baudin employed Péron as a naturalist and Freycinet as cartographer.

The expedition reached Van Dieman’s Land in 1802 which they surveyed before sailing for Sydney where they spent six months. The expedition then surveyed the entire southern coast of Australia before returning to Mauritius where Baudin died in late 1803. As Péron died before publication was complete the work was finished by Freycinet.

Ferguson 449; 536 and 603; Hill, pp.229-230. £15,000-25,000

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 13th January 2010 354 Vancouver, Captain George A voyage of discovery to the North Pacific Ocean, and round the world, in which the coast of north-west America has been carefully examined and accurately described. London: G.G. & J. Robinson, and J. Edwards, 1798. First edition, 4 volumes including atlas, 3 volumes, 4to, [viii], xxix, [vi], 432; [vi], 504; [viii], 606, [ii], text with 18 engraved plates; folio atlas [540 x 426mm.] with 16 engraved maps, charts and coastal profiles, folding maps and charts mounted on guards, half-title in volumes 1 & 3, text contemporary russia gilt, Northern Light Board gilt stamp to head of spines, spotting to, and offsetting from, plates in text volumes, spines worn, joints splitting, atlas contemporary half russia with marbled sides, Northern Light Board gilt stamp to upper cover, slight spotting of coastal profiles, minimal offsetting to a few folding charts, head and tail of spine worn Note: ‘’Vancouver, who had served on Captain Cook’s second and third voyages, was made commander of a grand-scale expedition to reclaim Britain’s rights, resulting from the Nootka Convention, at Nootka Sound, to examine thoroughly the coast south of 60° in order to find a possible passage to the Atlantic, and to learn what establishments had been founded by other powers. This voyage became one of the most important ever made in the interests of geographical knowledge. Vancouver sailed by way of the Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he discovered King George’s sound and Cape Hood, then to New Zealand, Hawaii, and the northwest coast of America. In three seasons’ work Vancouver surveyed the coast of California, visited San Francisco and San Diego and other Spanish settlements in Alta California... investigated the Strait of Juan de Fuca, discovered the Strait of Georgia, circumnavigated Vancouver Island, and disproved the existence of any passage between the Pacific and Hudson Bay’’

The Hill Collection of Pacific Voyages, pp.303-4. Sabin 98443; Provenance: Chas. Ellis, 25 Soho Square, contemporary inscription on title-pages; Raymond Barker, armorial bookplates £15,000-20,000

359 Wilkes, Commander Charles Narrative of the United States exploring expedition during the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. London: Wiley and Putnam, 1845. First English edition, 4to [27 by 17cm], 6 volumes including atlas, 2 portrait frontispieces, 62 plates, 14 folding and double page maps laid down on linen [5 maps in atlas volume, one partly hand-coloured], 19th century calf gilt, Northern Lighthouse gilt stamp to upper boards, red and black labels, some rubbing to foot of backstrips, one loose plate in volume V (6) Note: Cf. Sabin 103994 [Philadelphia: Lea and Blanchard edition] £1,500-2,500

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Works from the Lehman Brothers Collection: Part II 02/12/10 Hand-Colored Lithograph. Bornet, John, after. Panorama of The Harbor of New York, Staten Island and The Narrows.”

New York, 1854. 26 1/2 x 36 1/2 inches – image size. $2,500-4,000

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