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Books, Manuscripts,Prints & Ephemera Coins, Currency & Medals 05/27/10

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Auction Thursday, May 27th at 10am Sale 1370

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Exhibitions: Tuesday, May 25th & Wednesday, May 26th 10am–6pm Inquiries: david bloom tel: 267.414.1246 dbloom@freemansauction.com joe huenke tel: 267.414.1247 jhuenke@freemansauction.com Bidding: bids department natalie difeliciantonio tel: 267.414.1208 fax: 215.599.2240 ndifeliciantonio@freemansauction.com Catalogue $20 Inside Front Cover: 288 Inside Back Cover: 1021, 1024, 1026

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Table of Contents Photography - 1-5 Performing Arts - 6-9 Books on Books & C - 10-14 Graphic, Fine & Decorative Arts Reference - 15-41 Architecture - 21-30 Illustrated Books & Periodicals - 42-49 Private Press Books - 50-53 Children's Books - 54-89 Edward Gorey - 71-78 Oz Books - 81-88 Literature & Fiction - 90-121 Trollope, Anthony - 105-110 American 19th-Century Literature - 111-116 Sets & Bindings - 121-127 Illustrated 19th-Century Imprints - 128-134 Early Printing - 135-140 Judaica - 139-142 Religion, Social Science & C - 143-151 Technology, including Railroadiana - 152-156 Medicine - 157-166 Natural History & C - 167-177 Color Plate Books - 170-177 Sporting - 178-182 British & Irish Subjects, including Travel - 183-187 Americana - 188-205 Travel & Exploration - 206-216 Autograph & Manuscript Material - 217-287 American Popular Song & C - 244-267 American Presidents - 276-279 Original Graphics - 288-296 Prints & C - 297-346 McKenney & Hall Florida Indians - 313-321 Natural History Prints - 322-335 Maps & Atlases - 347-357 Photographs - 358-371 Ephemera & C - 372-402 Sheet Music & Performing Arts - 378-390 Abraham Lincoln & The Civil War - 394-396 Stevenson-Easby Estate - 403-452 Coins, Currency & Medals - 1000-1051

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05/27/10 PHOTOGRAPHY Lots 1-5 1 3 vols.

Photography: Adams, Ansel. The Camera. Boston: N.Y. Graphic Society, (1980). 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (price clipped, slightly scuffed). Photo illus. Minor foxing to title page & front matter. * _ _. Ansel Adams: An Autobiography. Boston: N.Y. Graphic Society, (1985). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Photo illus. Near Fine. * Steichen, Edward. A Life in Photography. Garden City, 1963. 4to, orig. cloth; some edge wear, slightly scuffed, d/j (chipped & creased). Photo illus. $60-90 2 5 vols.

Photo Illustrated Books - Eros & Thanatos: Madonna. Sex. (New York), (1992). 1st ptg. Folio, orig. metal cover; loose, occasionally scuffed. Photo illus. by Steven Meisel. * Ewing, William A. The Body: Photographs of The Human Form. San Francisco: Chronicle, (1994). 1st Am. ed. Thick 8vo, orig. pictorial wrappers; minor wear, slipcase.

Photo illus. * Mapplethorpe, Robert. The Perfect Moment.

(Philadelphia), 1990. 3rd ed. 4to, orig. pictorial wrappers; light wear.

Photo illus. * Bunnen, Lucinda; Smith, Virginia W., photographer.

Scoring in Heaven: Gravestones and Cemetery Art of The American Sunbelt States. (New York): Aperture, (1991). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (minor creasing). Photo plates. * Seliger, Mark. Physiognomy.

Boston: Little, Brown, (1999). 1st ed. Folio, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some wear & creasing). Color & b/w photo plates. $80-120 3 1 vol.

Chenoune, Farid. Des Modes et des Hommes: Deux Siecles d’Elegance Masculine. (Paris): Flammarion, (1993). 4to, orig. black cloth, d/j.

Color & b/w plates, text illus., many photo plates. $80-120 Signed by Ikko Narahara 4 2 vols.

Narahara, Ikko: Espana Grande Tarade, Fiesta Vaya Con Dios. Tokyo: Kyuryudo, 1969. First edition. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., slipcase (some edge wear). Photo illus. Signed by Ikko Narahara. Near Fine. * The Promised Journey. Tokyo: Kyuryudo, (1969). 4to, orig. color pictorial wrappers. Light wear. $150-250

Signed by Barry Goldwater 5 1 vol.

Goldwater, Barry. Arizona Portraits - cover title. N.p., 1940. 1st ed.

Folio, orig. pictorial bds.; some staining & discoloration. Photo plates. Signed at foot of introduction by Barry Goldwater. Some soiling & discoloration to endpapers, minor occasional dampstaining to margins. $80-120

PERFORMING ARTS Lots 6-9 6 1 vol.

Mozart, Leopold. Gruendliche Violinschule. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1791. Fourth edition. 4to, orig. bds.; spine ends & corners rubbed.

Frontis. portrait, 3 plates, musical notations. Moderate foxing to frontis., other scattered light to moderate foxing, bottom fore-edge corners of margin of 1 plate chipped away. $120-180 7 1 vol.

Gershwin, George. George Gershwin’s Song-Book. New York, (1932).

First trade edition. 4to, orig. 1/2 velvet & brown cloth; scattered light wear, d/j (creased, chipped along edges). Frontis. portrait, full-page & other illus. by Alajalov. Ex-library - ink stamp on front free endpaper recto & fore-edge corner of head of title page. Fore-edge corner of head of contents page & verso creased & starting to separate. $100-200 8 1 vol.

Le Roux, Hugues; Garnier, Jules. Acrobats and Mountebanks. London: Chapman and Hall, 1890. First English-language edition. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial blue-green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear, occasionally slightly scuffed, small wound at upper fore-edge of front cover. Plain plates & text illus. Untrimmed, internally clean.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $80-120

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05/27/10 9 1 vol.

Houdini, Harry. The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin. New York: Publisher’s Printing Co., 1908. First edition. 8vo, orig. white-stamped tan pictorial cloth, top edge stained grey; spine ends & corners slightly frayed. Frontis. portrait, illus. Internally generally crisp & clean, back matter (table of illus. & index) slightly toned & occasionally chipped at edges. Sound, attractive copy. $200-300

BOOKS ON BOOKS & C Lots 10-14 10 1 vol.

Yale University Library. Goetheana: A Centenary Portfolio of FortyThree Facsimiles and Reproductions... William A. Speck Collection. New Haven, 1932. 1/500. Sm. folio, orig. color metal onlaid beige cloth; minor wear. Text + 43 plates - loose as issued. Internally clean. In orig. slightly dusty box with top panel detached. $60-100 11 2 vols.

Botanical Book Reference: (Auction Catalogue.) A Magnificent Collection of Botanical Books... Formed by Robert de Belder. London: Sotheby’s, 1987. 4to, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; slightly dusty. Color illus. throughout. * Dunthorne, Gordon. Catalogue Raisonne... Flower and Fruit [books]. London, 1988. Sm. folio, orig. wrappers. Reissue of text only. $60-100 12 1 vol.

Dunthorne, Gordon. Flower and Fruit Prints of The 18th and Early 19thCenturies. Washington, D.C., 1938. 1/2500. 4to, orig. beige buckram, leather labels; light wear, spine slightly discolored, spine labels slightly chipped, slipcase (minor wear). Color plates. $100-150

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Auction Catalogues & C - Chiefly Natural History, including: Sotheby’s. Library of H. Bradley Martin. New York, June 6, 7, & 9, 1989, Dec. 12 & 13, 1989, June 14, 1990. 5 vols. 4to, orig. green cloth, color cover labels. 4 of the 5 are sales of color plate bird books & scientific ornithology. * 6 cloth bound Sotheby’s & Christie’s Audubon & other bird book sales, ca. 1992-2007. * Sotheby & Co. The Magnificent Botanic Library of The Stiftung fur Botanik. London, 1975. 3 vols. 4to, orig. bds. Illus. Prices realized inserted. * Sotheby’s & Christie’s color plate Natural History sales, ca. 1988-2009 in orig. color pictorial wrappers (13 vols.). * Christie’s. Codex Hammer. New York, 1994. 4to, orig. bds. * Gould, John. The Birds of Great Britain. London: E. Maylin, (1980). 5 vols., 16mo, orig. green cloth, cloth slipcase. Color plates. * Hogg, Min.; Harrop, Wendy. Interiors. New York, (1990). 3rd ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color photo illus. $100-200 14 2 vols.

(Auction Catalogue.) Sotheby’s. The Frank T. Siebert Library of The North American Indian and The American Frontier. New York, 1999.

4to, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, color cover label. Illus. Upper fore-edge corner of endpaper of 1st few leaves of part II slightly affected by moisture. $60-90

GRAPHIC, FINE & DECORATIVE ARTS REFERENCE Lots 15-41 15 2 vols.

Graphic Art Reference & C: Wechsler, Herman J. Great Prints & Printmakers. Bentveld: Abrams, [1967]. Sm. folio, orig. gilt-lettered pictorial grey cloth, glassine. Mounted color plates, other illus. * Snyder, Martin P. City of Independence: Views of Philadelphia before 1800. New York: Praeger, (1975). 1st ed. 4to, orig. beige cloth; light wear, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Occasional minor spotting. $50-80 16 3 vols.

British Victorian Art Reference & C: Wood, Christopher. The Dictionary of Victorian Painters. (Woodbridge): Antique Collector’s Club, (1989). 2nd ed., 4th ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Plates. Light wear. * Newall, Christopher. Victorian Watercolours. Oxford: Phaidon, (1987). 1st ed. 4to, orig. bds., d/j. Color plates. Near Fine. * Wildman, Stephen; Christian, John, et al. Edward Burne-Jones. New York: Met. Museum; Abrams, (1998). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j.

Color plates, other illus. Exhibition catalogue. Near Fine/Fine. $60-90

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05/27/10 17 6 vols.

Fine & Decorative Arts - Art Deco & C: McClinton, Katharine M. Art Deco: A Guide for Collectors. New York: Clarkson N. Potter, (1973).

3rd ptg. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (scuffed & chipped). Illus. * Zaczek, Iain. Essential Art Deco. (Bath: Paragon), 2002. 4to, orig. pictorial bds., d/j. Color illus. Near Fine. * Arwas, Victor. Art Deco Sculpture.

(London): Academy, 1992. 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates.

NF. * Sternau, Susan A. Art Deco: Flights of Artistic Fancy. (New York): Smithmark, (1997). 4to, orig. pictorial bds., d/j. Color illus. NF. * Benton, Charlotte, et al., eds. Art Deco 1910-1939. (London): V. & A., (2003). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. NF. * Day, Susan. Art Deco and Modernist Carpets. San Francisco, (2002). 1st ed.

4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. $80-120 18 1 vol.

Duret, Theodore. Histoire de J. Mc. N. Whistler. Paris: Floury, 1904.

4to, contemp. 1/2 red morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt, raised bands, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, joints occasionally rubbed, orig. wrappers preserved. Frontis. portrait, plates, full-page & text illus. Adverts. Light to moderate foxing, edges of plates occasionally moderately to heavily foxed. $80-120 19 4 vols.

American & American Western Art: Wilmerding, John. American Views: Essays on American Art. Princeton Univ. Press, (1991). 1st ed.

Oblong 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Signed by Wilmerding on title page. Light wear. * The Texas Hill Country, Interpretations by Thirteen Artists. College Station: Texas A. & M. Univ. Press, (1981). 1st ed. Oblong 4to, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges). Color plates. #997/1000 printed for The Wooden Star & signed by the contributing artists: Kelly Fearing, Michael Feary, John Guerin, Woody Gwyn, William Hoey, William Lester, Ivan McDougal, Clay McGaugh, Ancel E. Nunn, E.M. “Buck” Schiwetz, Emily Guthrie Smith, E. Gordon West, Ralph White, also signed by the author of the foreword, John Palmer Leeper. * Brandt, Rex. West Coast Sketchbook. (Corona del Mar, Cali.), (1978). 1/1000. Oblong 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; minor edge wear. Color plates, other illus. Inscribed & signed by Rex [Brandt] on 1/2 title. * Giannini, Laura C. The Kokopelli Journals: A Southwest (Mis)adventure. Barboursville, Va., 2005. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j Full-page & text illus. Signed by Laura Cockerville Giannini on 1/2 title. Near Fine. $100-150

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Gerdts, William H. Art Across America: Two Centuries of Regional Painting, 1710-1920. New York: Abbeville, 1990. First edition. The East and Mid-Atlantic; The South and The Midwest; The Plains States and The West. Sq. folio, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus., maps. Near Fine. $80-120

ARCHITECTURE Lots 21-30 21 3 vols.

American Art & Architecture: Goodrich, Lloyd. Edward Hooper. New York: Abrams. n.d. [1980]. Oblong folio, orig. cloth, d/j (some creasing, occasionally slightly dusty). Mounted color plates, b/w plates. Occasional minor internal wrinkling. Small close tear to one color plate. Ex-library copy - ink stamp & other markings to title page, other markings to front matter. Plates clean. * Manson, Grant Carpenter. Frank Lloyd Wright to 1910: The First Golden Age. New York: Reinhold, (1958). Sm. 4to, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some chipping along joints & edges). Frontis., photo illus., plan.

Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by Manson. * Hanks, David A. The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright. New York: Dutton, (1979). 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j (some creasing). Color plates, b/w photo illus. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by David [A. Hanks] on front free endpaper. $60-90 22 7 vols. (2 wrappers) American Furniture, Architecture & C: Dubrow, Richard & Eileen.

American Furniture of The 19th-Century 1840-1880. Exton, Pa.: Schiffer, (1983). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Illus. Light wear. * Wainwright, Nicholas B. Paintings and Miniatures at The Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, 1974. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (moderate spotting). Plates.

Some spotting to fore-edge. * White, Theo B., et al. Philadelphia Architecture in The Nineteenth Century. Philadelphia, 1953. 4to, orig. bds., cover label; moderate edge wear, some dust soiling. Plates. * Laughlin, Clarence John. Ghosts Along The Mississippi. New York: Scribner’s, 1948. 1st ed. Folio, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some wear & chipping to extremities). Hinges reinforced. With 100 b/w photo plates. Lot also includes Reifsnyder American Furniture American Art Galleries 1929 auction catalogue & Clifford Carlisle Kaufmann American Antiques American Art Association 1931 auction catalogue, both in orig. but worn wrappers. $60-90

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05/27/10 23 5 vols. (1 wrappers) Architecture & Decorative Arts - Charles Rennie Mackintosh & Art Nouveau: Kaplan, Wendy, editor. Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Glasgow Museums; New York, etc.: Abbeville, (1996). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color & b/w illus. Near Fine. * Buchanan, William, editor. Mackintosh’s Masterwork: The Glasgow School of Art. Glasgow: Richard Drew, (1989). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color & b/w illus., plans. Near Fine. * Fiell, Charlotte & Peter. 1900s, 1910s, Decorative Art. Taschen, 2000. Thick 4to, orig. flexible bds. Color & b/w illus., plans. * Duncan, Alastair. Louis Majorelle: Master of Art Nouveau Design. London: Thames and Hudson, (1991). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j.

Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. * _ _. Art Nouveau Art Deco Lighting. New York: Simon and Schuster, (1978). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some dust soiling). Color plates, other illus. $80-120 Frank Furness’s Copy 24 1 vol.

Holiday, Henry. Stained Glass as an Art. London: Macmillan, 1896.

First edition. 4to, orig. grey cloth, gilt-lettered spine, edges untrimmed; edge wear & moderate dust soiling. Fold. color frontis., tinted & plain plates, text illus. Internally generally clean.

Presentation copy, inscribed to Frank Furness, dated, “July 1902,” & signed by the “author” on 1/2 title.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $100-150 25 1 vol.

Carter, John. The Ancient Architecture of England,... British, Roman, Saxon, and Norman Eras; and Under the Reigns of Henry III and Edward III. London: H.G. Bohn, 1837. “A New and Improved Edition, With Notes, and Copious Indexes by John Britton.” Folio, mid 19thCentury 1/4 brown morocco & green cloth; joints & extremities rubbed, front cover detached - but present. With 109 engraved plates, incl. frontis. & 2 vignette titles. Some offsetting throughout, scattered light foxing, minor discoloration to front & back matter.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $200-300 26 1 vol.

Peabody, Robert Swain. An Architect’s Sketchbook. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1912. First edition. 4to, orig. gilt-paneled red cloth, t.e.g.; moderate edge wear, occasionally scuffed. plates. Some spotting to 1/2 title. Signed & dated, “April 1, 1912,” on 1/2 title by Robert S. Peabody. $80-120

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Terry, Marian Dickinson: Old Inns of Connecticut. Hartford: Prospect Park Press, 1937. 1st ed., #248/1000. 4to, orig. 1/4 dark blue morocco & cloth, gilt; light edge wear, slightly smudged, slipcase (light to moderate wear). Photo plates, text illus. Internally clean. $50-80 28 1 vol.

Wallace, Philip B. Colonial Ironwork in Old Philadelphia. New York: Architectural Book Pub. Co., (1930). First edition. Introduction by Fiske Kimball, measured drawings by William Allen Dunn. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; minor wear, d/j (light edge wear). Photo plates, printed measured drawings. Small areas of minor discoloration to front blank & 1/2 title. Crisp, attractive copy. $60-90 29 2 vols.

(American Architect, pub.) American Churches. New York, 1915. 4to, orig. violet cloth, gilt, spines gilt; moderate edge wear, some dust soiling. 266 photo plates, other illus., plans. Internally generally clean. Introduction by Ralph Adams Cram. $60-100 30 2 vols.

German Architecture - 1930s: Eckstein, Hans. Neue Wohnbauten: Ein Querschnitt Durch die Wohnarchitektur in Deutschland. Munich: F. Bruckmann, 1932. 4to, orig. orange stiff wrappers; occasional edge wear. Photo illus., plans. Some spotting to title page & front matter. * Kempf, Julius. Wohnhauer im Gebirgsstil. Munich: F. Bruckmann, (1934). 8vo, orig. pictorial stiff wrappers. Photo illus., plans. $50-80

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Decorative Arts & other Collectibles: Wartmann, Wilhelm, editor.

Honore Daumier. 240 Lithographs. (London): Abbey Art Series, n.d. [ca. 1950]. Folio, orig. cloth, d/j (chipped & worn). Plates. * Monek, Francis H. Canes Through The Ages. With Value Guide. Atglen, Pa.: Schiffer, (1995). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. Near Fine. * Pearce, Christopher. Vintage Jukeboxes. (Seacaucus): Chartwell, (1988). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some edge wear). Color illus. * Clarke, Antigone; O’Kelly, Joseph. Antique Boxes, Tea Caddies & Society 1700-1800.

Atglen, Pa.: Schiffer, (2003). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. N.F. * Naomi, Miss. Forbidden Art: The World of Erotica. Atglen, Pa.: Schiffer, (1998). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. throughout.

Inscribed & signed by the author on copyright p. N.F. * _ _. Visions of Erotica. _ _, (2000). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. throughout. N.F. * Dechant, R.E.; Goldscheider, F. Goldscheider: History of The Company and The Catalogue of Works. N.p.: Arnoldsche, n.d. [ca. 2000]. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color & other illus. throughout. N.F. * Mettlacher Steinzeug, 1885-1905. Saarwellingen, 1975. 4to, orig. cloth. Illus. N.F. $80-120 32 4 vols.

Decorative Arts - Jewelry, Fans & C: Holme, Charles, editor. Modern Design in Jewelry and Fans. London, etc.: The Studio, 1902. 4to, orig. cloth, moderate wear. Plates & mounted color stenciled fan design on silk. Complete. * Snowman, A. Kenneth. Carl Faberge. New York: Viking, (1979). 1st ed. Debrett’s Peerage issue. 4to, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some edge wear). Color plates, other illus. * Everitt, Sally; Lancaster, David. Christie’s Twentieth-Century Jewelry. New York: Watson-Guptill, 2002. 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. * Price, Judith. Masterpieces of Twentieth Century French Jewelry from American Collections. Philadelphia: Running Press, (2006). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth; very slightly, very occasionally scuffed. Color plates, other color illus. $60-100

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Decorative Arts - Tiffany & Co.: (Winter, Henry.) The Dynasty of Louis Comfort Tiffany - cover title. (Hanover, Mass.), [ca. 1966]. 4to, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some creasing & edge wear). Photo. illus. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by Henry Winter on front paste down. * Another copy of the preceding, orig. cloth, d/j (some creasing & edge wear). Signed by Henry Winter on front free endpaper. * Tiffany Table Settings. New York: Bramhall, (1960). 4to, orig. bds.; light wear, d/j (edge wear). Photo illus. * McKean, Leigh F. The “Lost” Treasures of Louis Comfort Tiffany. Garden City: Doubleday & Co., (1980). Book Club issue. 4to, orig. cloth; some spotting, d/j (edge wear). Color plates, other illus. * Loring, John. Tiffany Fauna; Tiffany Flora. (New York: Abrams), (2003). 1st ed. 2 vols. Sm. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j’s, slipcase. Color illus. Near Fine. $50-80 34 6 vols.

Barlow, Raymond; Kaiser, Joan E. The Glass Industry in Sandwich.

Atglen, Pa.: Schiffer; Windham, N.H.: Barlow-Kaiser, 1983-1999. First edition. Folio, orig. cloth, d/j’s. Color illus. throughout. All signed on title page by Joan E. Kaiser. 2 copies of vol. 3. Near Fine. $80-120 35 9 vols. (4 wrappers) Ceramics - Doulton: Eyles, Desmond; Dennis, Richard. Royal Doulton Figures Produced at Burslem 1890-1978. Stoke-on-Trent, 1978. 1st ed.

Sm. folio, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. throughout. * Another copy of the preceding in creased d/j. * Eyles, Desmond. The Doulton-Burslem Wares. London, etc.: Barries & Jenkins, (1980). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color & b/w plates. Near Fine. * Another copy of the preceding, NF. * _ _. Royal Doulton, 1815-1865. London: Hutchinson, (1965). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth; light to occasionally moderate wear, d/j (creased & chipped). Color & b/w plates, other illus. * Catalogue of an Exhibition of Doulton Stoneware and Terracotta, 1870-1925.

London, (1971). Part I. 4to, orig. stiff wrappers. Color & b/w plates.

Minor internal spotting. 2 copies. * Doulton Ware: Lambeth Art Pottery. London, (1975). Part II. 4to, orig. stiff wrappers. Color & b/w plates. Scattered minor foxing. 2 copies. $80-120

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05/27/10 36 10 vols.

Ceramics: (Gibb, William, illustrator.) Rackham, Bernard. A Book of Porcelain. London: A. & C. Black, 1910. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered color decorated green cloth; light wear, occasional minor staining. With 28 mounted color plates. * Gilhespy, F.B. Derby Porcelain. London: Spring Books, (1965). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some edge wear). Color & b/w plates. * Ray, Anthony. English Delftware Pottery... Robert Hall Warren Collection... Oxford, Boston, (1968). 1st Am. ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some edge wear, slightly dusty). Color & b/w plates. * Beurdeley, Michael. Chinese Trade Porcelain. Rutland: Charles E. Tuttle, (1963). 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges). Mounted color plates, other illus. * Eyles, Desmond; Dennis, Richard. Royal Doulton Figures Produced at Burslem c. 1890-1978.

Stoke-on-Trent, 1978. 1st ed. Sm. folio, orig. cloth, d/j (slightly dusty). Color illus. throughout. * Eyles, Desmond. The DoultonBurslem Wares. London, etc.: Barries & Jenkins, (1980). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color & b/w plates. * Waterbrook-Clyde, Keith and Thomas. The Decorative Art of Limoges: Porcelain and Boxes. Atglen: Schiffer, (1999). 4to, orig. color pictorial bds. Color illus. throughout. * Shinn, Charles & Dorrie. The Illustrated Guide to Victorian Parian China. London: Barrie & Jenkins, (1971). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (slightly dusty, minor dampstaining at foot). Color frontis., b/w plates. * Sandon, Henry. Royal Worcester Porcelain from 1862...

London: Barrie & Jenkins, (1973). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (wear to edges). Color plates, other illus. * Hume, Ivor Noel. If These Pots Could Talk:... 2,000 Years of British Household Pottery. (Milwaukee: Chystone Foundation); (Hanover: Univ. Press of New England), 2001. 1st ptg. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near Fine. $120-180 37 1 vol.

Miller, George & Dorothy. Picture Postcards in The United States, 1893-1918. New York: Clarkson N. Potter, (1976). First edition. 4to, orig. bds., d/j (some edge wear). Illus. $40-60

38 5 vols.

Toys & Dolls: (Trade Catalogue.) Spielwaren - cover title. [Germany], [ca. 1910-1930]. 4to, orig. cloth. Color & other illus. throughout.

Some internal wear & repairs. Decorated tin toys, trains, musical instruments, guns, dolls & doll furniture. S.w.a.f. * Marklin die Groben Jahre 1895-1914. (Zurich, London), 1983. Oblong 4to, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label, glassine. Color illus. throughout. Near Fine. * Kraft, Barbara, et al. Traumwelt der Puppen. Munich, (1991).

4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; minor dust soiling. Color & other illus. throughout. * (Auction Catalogue.) Murphy Doll Auctions. Doll & Dollhouse Auction. N.p., 2008. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds. Color illus. throughout. N.F. * Farago, Stephanie. The Magic & Romance of Art Dolls. (Los Angeles), (1986). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. throughout. $80-120 39 6 vols. (1 wrappers) Miniature Portraits & C: Foster, J.J. Chats on Old Miniatures. London: T. Fisher Unwin, (1923). 2nd ptg. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, d/j (some chipping & dust soiling). Color frontis., b/w plates. * Buckman, Percy. The Art of The Miniature Painter. New York: Scribner’s, 1926. 1st Am. ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (light edge wear).

Color frontis., b/w plates. * Wehle, Harry B. American Miniatures 1730-1850. Garden City, (1937). 4to, orig. cloth; darkening to edges, d/j (chipped & repaired). Color frontis., b/w plates. With a biographical dictionary of the artists by Theodore Bolton. * Another copy of the preceding, lacking d/j, some wear & spotting to bdg. & endpapers. * Reynolds, Graham. English Portrait Miniatures. London: A.& C. Black, 1952. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (minor edge wear).

Plates. * Colding, Torben Holck. Aspects of Miniature Painting.

Copenhagen, 1953. 4to, orig. wrappers; some edge wear, slightly dusty. Plates. $80-120 40 3 vols.

Asian & Russian Fine & Decorative Arts: Joly, Henri L. Legends in Japanese Art. London: John Lane The Bodley Head, 1908. Thick 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial salmon cloth, a.e.g.; moderate wear, hinges broken. Slightly shaken. Color frontis., b/w plates. Scattered light to moderate foxing. * Earle, Joe. Splendors of Meiji:...

Masterpieces from The Khalili Collection. (St. Petersburg): Broughton, 1999. 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color illus. throughout. Near Fine. * Nicholas & Alexander, From The State Hermitage Museum and The State Archive of The Russian Federation. (London): Booth-Clibborn, (1998). 1st ed. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. NF. $60-100

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05/27/10 41 3 vols.

Chinese & Japanese Arts: Chinese Poetry Paper by The Master of The Ten Bamboo Hall. New York: Beechhurst Press, 1951. Tall 8vo, orig. slate wrappers, protective bds. With paper label & ties, slipcase.

With 24 facsimiles. Some wear to slipcase, otherwise Near Fine. * Chinese Color Prints from The Painting Manual of The Mustard Seed Garden. New York: Beechhurst Press, 1953. Oblong 4to, orig. bds., paper label, slipcase. With 16 facsimiles. Some wear & defects to slipcase, otherwise NF. * Hiroshige. The Tokaido Fifty Three Stations.

[Kyoto: Uchida Art], n.d. [mid 20th-Century]. Oblong 12mo, accordion format, orig. green cloth, paper label, protective cloth sleeve with label & clasps. Color plates. NF. $80-120

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Lots 42-49 Vibrant Verve 42 1 vol.

Verve. Paris, (1948). Nos. 19 et 20. Folio, orig. bds., d/j (minor edge wear & creasing to corners). Color plates, full page & text plain illus. throughout. Picasso issue. Tight, attractive copy. $200-300 43 3 vols.

(Periodical Literature - Art Nouveau.) The Artist: An Illustrated Monthly Record of Arts, Craft and Industries. London, (1897-1899).

Vols. 19-26. 4to, orig. red cloth, gilt, t.e.g.; light edge wear, slightly dusty. Plate & text illus. A few orig. graphics in the 1898 vol.

Internally clean.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $150-250

44 8 vols.

Illustrated Books: (Nadejean, Theodore, illustrator.) Zeitlin, Ida. Skazki: Tales and Legends of Old Russia. New York: G.H. Doran, (1926). 1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial green cloth; corners & spine ends frayed, other light to moderate wear. With 24 plates (12 color, 12 gold), text illus. Internally clean. Hinges starting to separate. * (Wyeth, N.C., illustrator.) Kingsley, Charles. Westward Ho! New York: Scribner’s, 1920. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; label rather scuffed, other moderate wear. With color pictorial title + 14 color plates. Ink inscription on 1/2 title, gutter of 1/2 title repaired. Ownership label on front free endpaper recto. First Wyeth edition. * (_ _, _.) Porter, Jane. The Scottish Clans. Scribner’s, 1934. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed. With color pictorial title + 9 color plates. Some dust soiling to front matter. * (_ _, _.) Boyd, James. Drums. New York: Scribner’s, (1928). Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed. With color pictorial title + 14 color plates. 1st Wyeth trade ed. * Another copy of the preceding, scuffed, hinges cracked, later printing. With pictorial title + 9 color plates. * (_ _, _.)

Verne, Jules. The Mysterious Island. New York: Scribner’s, 1937. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; light to moderate wear. With color pictorial title + 9 color plates. * (Parrish, Maxfield, illustrator.) Field, Eugene. Poems of Childhood.

New York: Scribner’s, 1904 [but ca. 1930]. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed.

With color pictorial title + 8 color plates. * (Christy, Howard Chandler, illustrator.) Riley, James Whitcomb. When She Was About Sixteen. [Indianapolis]: Bobbs-Merrill, (1911). 4to, orig. green cloth, color pictorial cover label; occasionally lightly scuffed. Full-page tinted illus., border decorations. Internally generally clean. $120-180

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05/27/10 45 7 vols.

Illustrated Books: (Fisher, Harrison, illustrator.) Von Hutten, Bettina.

The One Way Out. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1906. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, color pictorial cover label, gilt, t.e.g.; light edge wear.

With 4 tinted plates, border decorations. * (_ _.) A Dream of Fair Women. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, (1907). 4to, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered color pictorial cover label; slightly scuffed, a little dusty. With 20 color plates. Minor spotting to front matter. * (Dulac, Edmund, illustrator.) Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. London: Hodder & Stoughton, n.d. [1909]. 4to, orig. red cloth; heavily scuffed. With 20 mounted color plates. Minor spotting to front matter. * (Rackham, Arthur, illustrator.) The Romance of King Arthur and His Knights of The Round Table. New York: Macmillan, 1917. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial green cloth; light wear, d/j (chipped & dampstained). Hinges slightly stressed. With 16 color plates, lettered tissue guards. Minor spotting to front matter, other spotting. 1st Am. Rackham ed. * (Austen, John, illustrator.) Bryon, Lord. Don Juan. New York: Dodd, Mead, (1926). Tall 8vo, orig. giltlettered pictorial white cloth; spine & extremities darkened. Full page & text b/w illus. Occasional light foxing. * Holbien’s Dance of Death. New York: Sylvan Press, 1947. #868/499. 4to, orig. imitation morocco; light edge wear. * Baudelaire, (Charles). Flowers of Evil.

New York: Sylvan Press, 1947. 4to, orig. gilt-decorated imitation morocco; light edge wear. $100-150 46 6 vols.

(ERotica.) Fuchs, Eduard. Illustrierte Sittengeschichte. Munich: Albert Langen, n.d. [ca. 1920]. With the 3 additional Erganzungsband vols.

4to, orig. grey cloth, color cover labels on first 3 vols., slightly to moderately dusty. With 287 plates (many colored) & 2263 text illus. $100-200 47 2 vols.

Beerbohm, Max: Rossetti and His Circle. London: W. Heinemann, 1922. 1st trade ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered blue cloth; occasionally scuffed, spine ends & corners frayed, a few small minor dampstains on cover. With 23 mounted color plates, lettered tissue guards.

Internally generally clean. Gallatin & Oliver 18. * Observations.

London: W. Heinemann, 1925. 1st trade ed. 4to, orig. yellow cloth, gilt-lettered spine; corners slightly bumped, other light edge wear.

With color frontis. + 51 plain plates, lettered tissue guards. Minor foxing to title page, otherwise internally clean. G. & O. 24. $120-180

48 1 vol.

(Polack, Robert, illustrator.) Voltaire. Candide; Zadig; Jeannot et Colin. Paris: Nilssan, (1928). 4to, contemp. 3/4 brown morocco, spine gilt; occasionally scuffed, corners & spine ends rubbed, orig. color wrappers bound-in. With 6 pochoir color plates (1 with small perforation). Internally clean. $80-120 49 1 vol.

(Robinson, W. Heath, illustrator.) Kipling, Rudyard. A Song of The English. London: Hodder & Stoughton, [1909]. #361/500 signed by W. Heath Robinson. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered, gilt & red decorated vellum, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; spine a little dusty, other minor wear & spotting, ties defective. With 30 mounted color plates. Some foxing to verso of limitation page, scattered light foxing to margins. In rough slipcase. $200-300

PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS Lots 50-53 50 5 vols.

Small & Private Press Books - German & French Imprints: (Benz, Richard.) Historia von D. Johann Fausten. Jena: Eugen Diederichs, 1912. Die deutschen volksbucher. 3rd & 4th Thousand. 8vo, orig. bds., cover & spine labels; edge wear, spine label chipped. * (_ _.)

Voragine, Jacobus de. Legenda Aurea. Jena: Eugen Diederichs, 19171921. 1/1500. 2 vols. 4to, orig. blue cloth, edges untrimmed; light wear. Colored initials. Pencil presentation inscription by Richard Benz on front blank. Internally generally clean. * Roessler, Arthur. In Memoriam Gustav Klimt. Vienna, 1926. 1/140. 12mo, orig. black cloth, gilt; light wear, slipcase (some edge wear). Foot of fly darkened & with later (1962) ink inscription. * Cocteau, Jean. Les Enfants Terribles Illustres par l’Auteur 1934. (Paris), (1934). Sm. 4to, orig. beige cloth, spine label; light wear, slightly cocked. 61 plates. With 1935 Bernard Grasset copyright notice. $80-120 51 14 vols. (13 wrappers) Roycrofters: Browning, Robert. The Last Ride. East Aurora, 1900. #631/940 signed by Elbert Hubbard. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered flexible vellum; moderately dusty, ties defective. Hand-illuminated border decorations. * The Fra. East Aurora, 1908, 1909, 1912, 1913, 1916; Vol. 1, nos. 3 & 4, vol. 3, nos. 2 & 3, vol. 4, no. 2, vol. 8, no. 5, vol. 9, nos.

1 & 4, vol. 10, nos. 1, 4 & 5, vol. 17, nos. 4 & 6. Folio, orig. wrappers; scattered wear & occasional dust soiling. $80-120

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(Limited Editions Club of New York.) (Szyk, Arthur, illustrator.)

The Book of Job. 1946. #690/1950 signed by Arthur Szyk. 4to, orig. white morocco & gilt-pictorial white bds.; spine ends & corners slightly rubbed, slipcase (occasionally scuffed). Color plates.

Internally clean. $200-300 53 1 vol.

The Search for Accidental Significance for Brian Buczak. [New York]: Money for Food Press, 1987. 1/200. 4to, orig. stiff black wrappers; some minor creasing, slightly dusty. Prospectus inserted.

“A Bookwork of memorial pieces by the artist’s friends & associates.” $80-120

CHILDREN’S BOOKS Lots 54-89 54 10 vols.

Children’s Books - American Imprints, ca. 1830-1870: William Parker. Northhampton: J. Metcalf, 1837. Orig. pictorial orange wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. * The Boy’s Scrap Book. Worcester: J. Grout, Jr., n.d. Orig. pictorial blue wrappers; covers detached. Woodengraved illus. * The Beacon. New York: Kiggins & Kellogg, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. First Series no. 6. * The Nursery. New York: Kiggins & Kellogg, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers.

Wood-engraved illus. First Series no. 2. * The Book of The Sea. New York: Kiggins & Kellogg, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Woodengraved illus. First Series no. 12. * History of Birds. Philadelphia: Am. Sunday School Union, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. No. 201. * The Shepherd Boy. Philadelphia: Am. Sunday School Union, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. No. 202. * The Kind Little Girl. Philadelphia: Am. Sunday School Union, n.d.

Orig. pictorial wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. No. 206. * Watts, Dr. Infant Hymns. New Haven: S. Babcock, n.d. orig. pictorial selfwrappers. Wood-engraved illus. Some dampstaining. * The History of Sam, The Sportsman, and His Gun... New York: J. Kendrew, Colliergate, n.d. Orig. pictorial wrappers. Wood-engraved illus. All sm. formats, 24mo & smaller. $100-200

55 8 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books: (Warner, Anna Bartlett.) Miss Muff and Little Hungry. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Pub. Committee, (1866).

Sm. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & illus. green cloth, a.e.g.; light edge wear, corners & spine ends frayed. With 4 chromolithographic plates.

Frontis. loose. Some offsetting. * McDougall, Walt M. The Rambillicus Book. Philadelphia: G.W. Jacobs, (1903). 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. color pictorial grey cloth; moderately dusty. B/w plates, a few detached, occasional internal wear. * Dow, Ethel C. The Diary of a Birthday Doll. Philadelphia: Edward Stern, 1908. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth, color pictorial cover label; some edge wear, occasionally scuffed, slightly dusty. With 6 color plates - 1 detached. Some discoloration to endpapers. * (Perkins, Lucy F., illustrator.) Brown, Julia. The Enchanted Peacock. Chicago, etc.: Rand McNally, (1911). 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth. Color pictorial cover label; some wear to corners & spine ends. With 4 color plates. Frontis. detached. * John Wanamaker, pub. Our Baby: A Record. New York, 1916. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered pink cloth; occasionally slightly dusty.

With illus. by Florence Choate & Elizabeth Curtis. Ms. ink entries, several mounted locks of hair. * (Robinson, W. Heath, illustrator.)

Lang, Jeanine, retold by. Stories from The Odyssey. New York: Dutton, [ca. 1907]. 24mo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated brown cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear. With 7 (of 8) color plates - frontis. loose. * (Wyeth, N.C., illustrator.) Defoe, Daniel. Robinson Crusoe.

Philadelphia: David McKay, [ca. 1920 or later]. Lg. 8vo, orig. black cloth, color pictorial cover label; occasionally scuffed. With color pictorial title, 13 plates, illus. endpapers. * McLoughlin Bros. Bright Happy Days. New York, [ca. 1890]. 4to, orig. stiff chromolithographic wrappers; creased, occasionally dusty. Chromo & plain illus. * (Goodwin, Frank, illustrator.) Stories The Sandman Told. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1910]. Sm. folio, orig. color pictorial wrappers; some creasing & chipping to corners & edges. Moderately dusty. Full-page color illus. $100-200 56 9 vols. (8 wrappers.)

Caldecott, Randolph. Randolph Caldecott’s Graphic Pictures. London: G. Routledge, 1898. Oblong folio, red stamped blue cloth, gilt; some edge wear, occasional minor dampstaining, hinges starting to separate. Color illus. Scattered light spotting. * Picture Book titles, issued by G. Routledge: The House That Jack Built, (1878); The Mad Dog, (1879); The Babes in The Wood, (1879); Sing a Song of Sixpence, (1880); The Three Jovial Huntsmen, (1880); Farmer Boy, (1881); The Queen of Hearts, (1881); The Milkmaid, (1882); An Elegy on The Glory of Her Sex, (1885). All sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial wrappers, color illus. Several wrappers detached. Sold with all faults. $100-150

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05/27/10 57 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 58 9 vols.

Illustrated & Children’s Books: (Pyle, Howard, illustrator.) Johnson, Merle. Howard Pyle’s Book of The American Spirit. New York: Harper, 1923. 1st ed. 4to, orig. bds., color pictorial cover label; corners bumped, spine ends frayed. Front free endpaper excised. Color frontis., color & b/w plates, other illus. * (Rackham, Arthur, illustrator.) Evans, C.S., retold by. Cinderella. London: W. Heinemann, (1919). 1st trade ed. 4to, orig. pictorial bds.; slightly dusty, some edge wear. Mounted color frontis., 3 double-page color silhouette drawings, 13 full-page b/w silhouette drawings, b/w text illus. Some discoloration to title page. Early owner’s inscription on 1/2 title. * (_ _, _.) _ _, _. The Sleeping Beauty. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, [1920].

1st Am. trade ed. 4to, orig. pictorial bds.; slightly dusty, corners heavily bumped, other edge wear. Color frontis., mounted color plate, 3 double-page color silhouette drawings, full-page & b/w illus. * D’Aulaire, Ingri & Edgar. Pocahontas. Garden City: Doubleday, 1946.

1st ed. 4to, color pictorial bds., d/j (minor edge wear). Color & b/w litho illus. Former owner’s ink inscription at head of title page.

Attractive copy. * _ _. Benjamin Franklin. Garden City: Doubleday, 1950. 1st ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j (light edge wear).

Color & b/w litho illus. * Attractive copy. * _ _. Columbus. Garden City: Doubleday, 1955. 1st ed. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j (light edge wear, sm. close tears at bottom of front d/j panel). Color & b/w litho illus. * _ _. Don’t Count Your Chicks. Garden City, (1943).

4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; some edge wear, d/j (light to moderate wear). Color & b/w litho illus. * _ _. Leif The Lucky. Garden City, 1944. 4to, orig. pictorial bds.; some wear, d/j (some edge wear).

Color & b/w litho illus. $80-120

59 Lot. Illustrated Children’s Books, Related Ephemera & C - Primarily early & mid 20th-Century printings - Includes later printings of classic Children’s Books - Scattered faults - Approx. 40 items. $60-90 60 7 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books - 19th & early 20th-Century: Harry’s Story Book. Philadelphia: W.P. Hazard, 1857. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered, blind-stamped brown cloth; moderate wear, spine faded. With 14 hand-colored illus (frontis., title vignette, full-page illus). * Le Petit Peintre. Philadelphia: Ripka, [ca. 1880]. Sm. 4to, orig. wrappers, chromolithographic cover label; edge wear. Illus. colored by a careful child’s hand. * (De Meza, Walter, illustrator.) Vanderwater, Rosalie.

Two Tea Parties. New York, etc.: Casell, Petter, Galpin, (1882). 4to, orig. pictorial chromolithographic bds.; edge wear, joints & spine rubbed, corners bumped. With 14 full color illus. (incl. title page), plain text illus. Very slightly shaken. * (Pease, Bessie Collins, illustrator.) Stevenson, Robert Louis. A Child’s Garden of Verses. New York: Dodge, (1907). 3rd ed. thus. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated blue suede; scuffed, occasional spotting. Tinted frontis. & other illus. * Buttercups and Daisies. London: H. Frowde and Hodder and Stoughton, n.d. [ca. 1913]. Sm. 4to, orig. bds., color pictorial label; edge wear, other moderate wear. Hinges starting to separate, lacking front free endpaper. With 8 color plates. Some soiling to 1/2 title. Shaken. * The Rainy Day Story Book. London: Ward, Lock, n.d. [ca. 1920]. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds..; light wear. With 6 color plates, other illus. Internally clean. * Great-A, Little-A and Bouncing-B in Moon Goose Land. New York: Huest, (1914). Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; light wear. With 6 color plates. $80-120 61 5 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books - McLoughlin & C: Aviation Book. New York: McLoughlin, 1918. Folio, orig. color bds.; somewhat worn & dust soiled. Full-page color illus., other illus. Minor internal spotting. * (Mathews, F. Schuyler, illustrator.) Mother Goose’s Melodies.

Springfield: McLoughlin, n.d. [ca. 1930]. Folio, orig. brown cloth, pictorial cover label; corners bumped, d/j (corners & edges chipped). Color illus. throughout. Internally clean. * Teddy Toddles.

Springfield: McLoughlin, (1927). Tall 12mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate wear, slightly dusty. Illus. Minor internal staining. * Birds & Animals. Springfield: McLoughlin, 1933. Folio, orig. pictorial color bds.; moderate wear & scuffing. Color & plain illus. * (Beskow, Elsa, illustrator.) Skogen, Blarbars. Puttes Aventyr. Stockholm, n.d. [ca.

1910]. Oblong folio, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate wear, slightly dusty. Color illus. Minor dust soiling to front & back matter. $80-120

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05/27/10 62 6 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books & C - ca. 1920s & 1930s: (De Angeli, Marguerite, illustrator.) Younge, Charlotte M. The Prince and The Page. New York: Macmillan, 1925. 1st ed. thus. 12mo, orig. blue cloth; occasionally scuffed. Color frontis., b/w plates. * (Pearse, Susan B., illustrator.) Heward, Constance. Ameliaranne Keeps Shop.

Philadelphia: D. McKay, (1928). 12mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; corners bumped, other edge wear. Full-page color illus. Internally generally clean. * Stevenson, Robert Louis. A Child’s Garden of Verses.

New York: Platt and Munk, (1929). 4to, orig. blue cloth, pictorial color label; some edge wear. Color frontis., full-page color illus, color illus. endpapers, b/w text illus. Former owner’s ink signature on 1/2 title & front paste-down, otherwise internally clean. * (Lee, Elle D., illustrator.) Pease, Leonora. The Play Dollies. Racine: Whitman, n.d. [ca. 1930]. Sm. 4to, orig. color bds.; some edge wear. Color illus.

Internally clean. * Gag, Wanda. Snippy and Snappy. New York: Coward-McCann, 1931. 1st ed. Oblong 8vo, orig. color pictorial bds.; some edge wear, slightly dusty. Illus. Internally generally clean. * The Queen’s Book of The Red Cross. (London): Hodder and Stoughton, (1939). 1st ed. Lg. 4to, orig. red-stamped blue cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed, d/j (some creasing, chipping to edges). Color plates

by Edmund Dulac, W.R. Flint, et al., other illus. $100-150 63 6 vols.

Illustrated Children’s Books: (Shepard, Ernest H., illustrator.)

Grahame, Kenneth. Bertie’s Escapade. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, (1949). 1st ed. 12mo, orig. pictorial grey cloth; light wear, extremities slightly dusty, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges). Illus. Ink inscription to former owner on front free endpaper. * (Wise, Kurt, illustrator.) Brooks, Walter R. The Collected Poems of Freddy the Pig. New York: Knopf, (1953). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. pictorial green cloth; moderate edge wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges). Illus. throughout. * (Jones, Elizabeth O., illustrator.) Bridgman, Betty.

Lullaby for Eggs. New York: Macmillan, 1955. 1st ptg. Sm. 4to, orig. white-stamped pictorial blue cloth; light edge wear, d/j (chipping & wear at joints & along edges). Plain & color illus. Child owner’s inscription on front paste-down. * Brown, Paul. Daffy Taffy. New York: Scribner’s, 1955. 1st ed. 4to, orig. pictorial red cloth. Illus.

Former owner’s signature & inscription on front free endpaper recto.

Color illus. * D’Aulaire, Ingri & Edgar Parin. Columbus. Garden City: Doubleday, 1955. 1st ed. Sm. folio, orig. color litho bds.; corner bumped, other moderate edge wear. Color & b/w litho illus. * Scarry, Richard. Tinker and Tanker and Their Space Ship. Garden City, 1961.

4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; edge wear. Color illus. $80-120

64 7 vols. (5 wrappers) Children’s Books: (Walt Disney Studio.) Mickey Mouse Stories. Book No. 2. Philadelphia: David McKay, 1934. 1st ed. thus. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial flexible bds.; moderately creased, corners creased & worn. Illus. * Baum, L. Frank. The Land of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, 1939. “Popular Edition.” Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth-backed color pictorial bds.; corners bumped, other edge wear, moderately scuffed.

Plain illus. Child’s crayon scrawl at foot of pp. (5) & 7, ink inscription to owner, Christmas 1939 on front free endpaper recto. * Burgess, Thornton W. [5 color animal story pamphlets.] (New York: H. Eggers, 1928). 12mo, orig. color pictorial wrappers. Color & b/w illus. Scattered wear. $80-120 65 1 vol.

Flack, Marjorie; Wiese, Kurt. The Story About Ping. (New York): Viking, 1933. First edition. 8vo, orig. blue-stamped yellow pictorial cloth; some light edge wear, d/j (some edge wear). Color litho illus. throughout. Former owner’s signature in black marker on front free endpaper recto. $60-90 66 1 vol.

Lofting, Hugh. Doctor Dolittle’s Caravan. New York: F.A. Stokes, (1926). First edition. 8vo, orig. black pictorial stamped blue cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear. Color frontis., full page b/w illus., color pictorial endpapers. Bright attractive copy. $60-90 67 1 vol.

(Humphrey, Maud, illustrator.) Thomas, Edith M. Babes of The Year.

New York: F.A. Stokes, 1888. First edition. Sm. 4to, orig. chromolithographic bds.; moderate edge wear, corners heavily worn, edges moderately dusty. With 12 chromolithographic plates.

Internally generally clean. $120-180 68 1 vol.

Greenaway, Kate. Mother Goose or The Old Nursery Rhymes. New York: George Routledge and Sons, [1881]. First American edition.

16mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; heavy edge wear, moderate dust soiling. Original owner’s gift inscription to a member of General Manning F. Force’s family, dated Dec. 1881. $60-90

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05/27/10 69 1 vol.

Hueffer, Ford Madox [Ford, Ford Madox]. The Feather. New York: Cassell, 1892. First American edition. 12mo, orig. blue floral stamped beige cloth, blue floral endpapers & edges; moderate edge wear, slightly scuffed & a little dusty. Frontis. by Ford Madox Brown $80-120 Complete Set of Lang Fairy Books 70 24 vols.

Lang, Edward. [Fairy Books]: London: Longman’s Green, 1889-1912.

All first editions. Small 8vo, early 20th-Century full green/blue giltpaneled polished green calf, gilt-decorated spine compartments, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt, red & forest green morocco spine labels, orig. gilt-pictorial cloth covers & spines bound-in; joints, spine ends & corners of leather bdgs. scuffed, occasionally rubbed, spines & edges occasionally scuffed, very occasional wear to bound cloth bdgs., by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Illus., incl. full-page color illus. Very occasional minor internal spotting.

Complete set of first editions of The Lang Fairy Books: The Blue Fairy Book, 1889; The Red Fairy Book, 1890; The Blue Poetry Book, 1891; The Green Fairy Book, 1892; The True Story Book, 1893; The Yellow Fairy Book, 1894; The Red True Story Book, 1895; The Animal Book, 1896; The Pink Fairy Book, 1897; The Arabian Nights, 1898; The Red Book of Animal Stories, 1899; The Grey Fairy Book, 1900; The Violet Fairy Book, 1901; The Book of Romance, 1902; The Crimson Fairy Book, 1904; The Red Romance Book, 1905; The Orange Fairy Book, 1906; The Olive Fairy Book, 1907; The Book of Princes & Princesses, 1908; The Red Book of Heroes, 1909; The Lilac Fairy Book, 1910; The All Sorts of Stories Book, 1911; The Book of Saints and Heroes, 1912.

With 16 pp pub. cats. at back back of the Blue & Red Fairy Books; 2 pp. adverts. at the back of the Green Fairy Book, the True Story Book, the Yellow Fairy Book, Red Book of Heroes, and the Lilac Fairy Book; 6 pp adverts. at back of Princes & Princesses. $6,000-10,000

EDWARD GOREY Lots 71-78 71 7 vols. (2 wrappers) Edward Gorey: Gorey, Edward. The Doubtful Guest. New York: Dodd Mead, (1978). Oblong 8vo, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j (some dust soiling). Illus. by Gorey. 1st ptg. of the reissue of a work orig. pub. in 1975. VG-. * The Gilded Bat. New York: Dodd, Mead, (1979). Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j. Illus. by Gorey. Publisher’s complimentary card inserted. 1st ptg. of reissue of work orig. pub. in 1966. NF. * The Utter Zoo. Zurich: Diogenes, (1975). Sm. 4to, orig. wrappers. Illus. by Gorey. 1st pub. in 1967. Signed by Edward Gorey on title page. * (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) Eliot, T.S. Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats. Calendar for 1989. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (1988). 1st ed. thus. Tall 8vo, orig. pictorial stiff wrappers, spiral bound. NF. * (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) O’Grady, Rohan. The Curse of The Montrolfes. Sag Harbor, N.Y.: Second Chance Press, (1983). 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. Signed by Edward Gorey on title page. * (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) Moss, Howard. Instant Lives.

New York, (1974). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j. VG+/NF. * (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) Belloc, Hilaire. Cautionary Tales for Children. New York: Harcourt, (2002). Lg. 8vo, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j. First Gorey ed. NF/F. $100-150 72 5 vols. (1 wrappers) Gorey, Edward - First Editions, Signed Copies: Category. New York: Gotham Book Mart & Gallery, (1973). 1st Am. Ed. Sq. 16mo, orig. slate wrappers; paper color illus. by Gorey. NF/F. * The Broken Spoke.

New York: Dodd, Mead, (1976). 1st ed. Oblong 12mo, color pictorial bds.; light edge wear, d/j (minor wear). Illus. by Gorey. VG+/NF. * The Water Flowers. New York: Congdon & Weed, (1982). 1st ed.

Oblong 12mo, orig. pictorial bds., d/j. Illus. by Gorey. NF/F. * The Betrayed Confidence. Orleans, Mass.: Parnassus, (1992). Sm. 4to, orig. pictorial wrappers. Illus. by Gorey. NF/F. * The Haunted Tea Cozy. New York: Harcourt Brace, (1997). 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. pictorial bds., d/j. illus. by Gorey. NF. Each signed by Edward Gorey on the title page. $250-350

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05/27/10 73 4 vols. (wrappers) +1 piece.

Edward Gorey: (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) Jack The Giant-Killer.

Scholastic Magazine, 1973. 48mo, fold-out format, orig. pictorial wrappers. Lucky Mini-Book, vol. 4. Signed by Gorey on front wrapper. * Gorey Stories: A Musical Entertainment. New York: S. French, (1983). 8vo, orig. wrappers; slightly scuffed. Signed by Edward Gorey on title page. * Gorey, Edward. Amphigorey Too. (New York: Perigee), (1975). 4th ptg. 4to, orig. stiff pictorial wrappers; minor creasing. Illus. by Gorey. Signed by Edward Gorey on title page. * Gorey, Edward. Gorey Posters. New York: Abrams, (1979).

Folio, orig. color pictorial stiff wrappers; some creasing, slightly dusty. Plates. Signed by Edward Gorey on title page. * (Poster.)

Gorey, Edward. “Children’s Book Showcase.” Ca. 1980. Color offset, 22 x 17 inches (558 x 430mm); creases along old folds. Inscribed & signed by Edward Gorey. $200-300 74 4 vols. (2 wrappers) Gorey, Edward: The Bug Book. New York: Epstein & Carroll, 1960. 1st ed. 24mo, orig. color pictorial white bds.; light edge wear, very slightly darkened, d/j (very minor creasing, very small unobtrusive dampstain, very slightly dusty, orig. price crossed-out & amended in ink). Color illus by Gorey. VG-. * The Willowdale Handcar.

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, (1962). 1st ed. 16mo, orig. pictorial wrappers; some edge wear, creasing & darkening. Illus. by Gorey.

G+. * The Wuggly Ump. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, (1963). 1st ed.

Sq. 16mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; some darkening to edges, d/j (some edge wear, minor occasional chipping to edges, a few small close tears, occasionally slightly dusty). Illus. by Gorey. VG-. * Les Urnes Utiles. Cambridge, 1980. 1st trade ed. Sq. 16mo, orig. pictorial wrappers; light edge wear, minor spotting. Illus. by Gorey. VG+. $100-200 75 3 vols. (1 wrappers) Gorey, Edward: The Wuggly Ump. Philadelphia: J.P. Lippincott, (1963). 1st ed. Sq. 16mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; light edge wear, d/j (spine slightly sunned, light edge wear, occasionally slightly dusty). Illus. by Gorey. VG-/VG. * The Blue Aspic. [New York]: Meredith, (1968). 1st ed. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., d/j (minor edge wear). Illus. by Gorey. NF. * Les Urnes Utiles. Cambridge, 1980. 1st trade ed. Sq. 16mo, orig. pictorial wrappers; light wear.

Illus. by Gorey. VG+. $100-150

76 2 vols. + 1 portfolio.

Edward Gorey - Signed Books: Gorey, Edward. Amphigorey Also. New York: Congdon & Weed, (1983). 1st ed. #110/250 signed by Edward Gorey. 4to, orig. cloth, slipcase with paper label. Color & b/w illus. by Gorey. NF in slightly scuffed slipcase. * F.M.R.A. New York: Andrew Alpern, 1980. 1st ed. #328/400 signed by Edward Gorey. Lg. 8vo tan cloth fall-down box.

Loose as issued. Illus. by Gorey. NF. * (Gorey, Edward, illustrator.) Bensen, D.R. Irene, Good-Night. New York: Targ, 1982. 1st ed., 1/250 signed by the author & illustrator. 12mo, orig. purple cloth; minor wear, color pictorial glassine (some chipping to edges). With tipped-in frontis. signed by Edward Gorey. Bright attractive copy in chipped glassine. $150-250 Gorey’s First Book 77 1 vol.

Gorey, Edward. The Unstrung Harp; or Mr. Earbrass Writes a Novel. New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce; Boston: Little Brown, (1953). First edition.

12mo, orig. pictorial bds.; light wear, some edge wear, minor occasional chipping to edges, occasionally slightly scuffed, faint dampstain at center of spine panel - just extending into cover panels. Full-page illus. by the author. Minor internal dampwrinkling, slight toning to edges, small browned dampstain at head of 5 leaves. VG-.

Gorey’s first book. $100-150 78 1 vol.

Gorey, Edward. The Remembered Visit. New York: Simon and Schuster, (1965). First edition. Small 4to, orig. pictorial bds.; light edge wear, d/j (minor edge wear, light edge wear to joints, occasionally slightly dusty).

Full page illus by Gorey. VG-/VG. Presentation copy, inscribed to the publisher William Targ & signed by Edward Gorey on the title page. $100-150 79 4 vols.

Children’s Books - Pop-Up & Mechanical: Giraud, S. Louis, ed. The Daily Express Children’s Annual. No. 2. London: Lane, (1930). 8vo, orig. color pictorial bds.; edge wear, joint split, back cover detached. Color illus., incl.

4 pop-up illus. (scattered defects, but largely intact). * Bunny Boy. (Racine: Whitman), (1935). “Magic Action” Book. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; light wear, former child owner’s ink signature on front cover. With 3 popup illus. (clean, intact, functional). * Clyne, Geraldyne. The Jolly Jump Ups Vacation Trip. Springfield: McLoughlin, 1942. Oblong 4to, orig. color pictorial bds.; moderate edge wear, occasionally scuffed. With 6 color pop-up illus. (scattered defects & lacunae). * Koko’s Circus. New York: Animated Book Company, 1942. 4to, orig. color pictorial bds., incl. mechanical front cover. With 6 color mechanical illus. (intact & functional). Cover mechanical functional but worn. $200-300

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05/27/10 80 10 vols.

Big Little Books - Racine: Whitman: G-Man on The Crime Trail.

(19360. No. 1118. * G-Man vs. The Red X. (1936). No. 1147. * Junior GMen. (1935). No. 1151. * Buffalo Bill Plays a Lone Hand. (1936). Spine detached but present. No. 1194. * Tom Mix Plays a Lone Hand. 1935.

No. 1173. * The Plainsman. 1936. Title & several other leaves loose.

Incomplete. No. 1123. * Sequoia. [1936?] Lacking title page. No. 1161. * Tailspin Tommy in The Great Air Mystery. [1936?] Lacking title page.

No. 1184. Moderate wear & toning, joints occasionally stressed.

Major faults noted above. $100-200

OZ BOOKS Lots 81-88 81 11 vols.

(Oz Books): (Neill, J.R., illustrator.) Baum, L. Frank. Ozma of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1907) [but ca. 1941]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j (chipped & worn). Green & Hanff 3. * _ _. Dorothy and The Wizard in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1908) [but ca. 1930-1935]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; occasional light to moderate scuffing & dust soiling. G. & H. 4 * _ _. The Road to Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1909) [but ca. 1933]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; minor spotting, d/j (chipping to edges). G. & H. 5 * _ _. Glinda of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1920) [but ca. 1941]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear, d/j (come chipping). G. & H. 14. * Thompson, Ruth Plumly. Kabumpo in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1922) [but ca. 1935]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear. Hinges slightly tender. G. & H. 16. * _ _.The Giant House of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1928) [but ca.

1935]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear. G. & H. 22. * _ _. Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1929) [but ca. 1938]. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping). G. & H. 23. * _ _. Handy Mandy in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1937) [but ca. 1940]. 8vo, orig. cloth, color pictorial cover label; some wear & scuffing. Occasional staining & soiling, some soiling to endpapers. G. & H. 31. * Lot also includes rough copies of late ptgs. of G. & H. 6, 11 & 15. $100-200

82 3 vols.

(Oz Books): Thompson, Ruth Plumly. The Yellow Knight of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1930). 1st state. Lg. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, color pictorial cover label; some edge wear, slightly scuffed, some occasional minor dampstaining & dust soiling, hinges starting to crack. Illustrated by John R. Neill. With 12 color plates. * Greene & Hanff 24. * Neill, John R. The Scalawagons of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1941). 1st state. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth, color pictorial cover label; occasionally slightly scuffed, hinges starting to crack. Illus. by the author. G. & H. 35. * Snow, Jack. The Magical Mimics in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1946). 1st state. Lg. 8vo, orig. grey cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear, d/j (occasional chipping, some spotting to verso). Illus. by Frank Kramer. G. & H. 37. $150-250 83 2 vols.

(Oz Books.) Baum, L. Frank: The New Wizard of Oz. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merril, (1903). 2nd state. Lg. 8vo, orig. black & orange stamped pictorial green cloth; some edge wear, upper fore-edge corners rubbed & bumped. Illus. by W.W. Denslow. With 16 color plates, text illus. in red, green, red, green & red sequence. Internally generally clean & attractive. Early ownership inscription on front blank dated 1910. 2nd state of the 2nd ed. of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Greene & Hanff 1. * The Emerald City of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1910). 1st ed., 2nd ptg. Lg. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, color pictorial cover label; some edge wear, lightly to moderately scuffed.

Illus. by John R. Neill. With 16 color plates, illustrations on 1/2 title & verso of title page embellished with color by a neat former owner’s hand, otherwise internally clean. G. & H. 6. $150-250 84 3 vols.

(Oz Books.) Baum, L. Frank: The Land of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1904) [but ca. 1914]. 5th state. Lg. 8vo, orig. black, white & green stamped red cloth; light to occasionally moderate edge wear.

Illustrated by John R. Neill. With 16 color plates. Bookplate on illus. front free endpaper, internally generally clean. G. & H. 2. * The Patchwork Girl of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1913). 1st ptg., 2nd state. 8vo, orig. red, yellow & dark green stamped green cloth; moderate wear, slightly dusty, a few small wounds to spine. Hinges starting to separate. Illus. by John R. Neill. Full page color & other illus. 1st state of bdg. & adverts. but with the overlapping “C” corrected. G. & H. 7. * The Magic of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1919).

1st state. Lg. 8vo, orig. light green cloth, color pictorial cover label; moderate edge wear, some scuffing. Illus. by John R. Neill. With 12 color plates. G. & H. 13. $250-400

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05/27/10 85 1 vol.

(Oz Book.) Baum, L. Frank. Dorothy and The Wizard in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1908). First edition, first state, second bdg. Lg. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, color pictorial cover label; light to occasionally moderate wear, gold of color label occasionally scuffed. Illustrated

by John R. Neill. With 16 color plates. Occasional minor internal wear, but generally attractive copy.

Greene & Hanff 4; Ahearn “second issue” $200-300 86 1 vol.

(Oz Book.) Baum, L. Frank. The Road to Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1909). First edition, first issue, later state. Lg. 8vo, orig. red, brown & dark green stamped pictorial light green cloth; light wear, occasionally slightly scuffed. Illustrated by John R. Neill. Internally clean. Some creasing to salmon stock leaves.

Secondary bdg. case, tinted stock sequence as in earliest copies, but with battered type on pp. 34 & 121 & with no caption on numeral of p. [129].

Green & Hanff 5 $150-250 87 1 vol.

(Oz Book.) Baum, L. Frank. Rinkitink in Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Britton, (1916). First edition, first state. Lg. 8vo, orig. green cloth, color pictorial cover label; light wear. Illus. by John R. Neill. With 12 color plates. Ownership page inscription dated Christmas, 1916. Bright, attractive copy.

Greene & Hanff 10 $250-400 88 1 vol.

(Oz Book.) Neill, John R. The Wonder City of Oz. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, (1940). First edition, first state. Lg. 8vo, orig. orange cloth, color pictorial cover label. Illus. Minor wear. Bright, tight, attractive copy.

Greene & Hanff 34 $100-150 89 1 vol.

Seuss, Dr. The Cat in The Hat Comes Back! (New York): Random House, Beginner Books, (1958). First printing. Sm. 4to, orig. color pictorial laminated bds.; light edge wear, d/j (light to moderate creasing, occasional minor chipping to edges, edges occasionally slightly dusty). Minor occasional creasing. Child’s ink signature on front paste-down.

Younger & Hirsch 11 $400-600

LITERATURE & FICTION Lots 90-121 90 1 vol.

Verne, Jules. Le Tour du Monde en Quatre-Vignts Jours. Paris: J. Hetzel, [1874] 4to, orig. richly gilt pebbled blue cloth, a.e.g.; joints & spine ends frayed, horizontal scuff line across center of back cover.

Frontis., text illus. by De Neuville et L. Benett, double page map.

See Gallagher A30 for the first edition, J. Hertze, 1873 $80-120 91 1 vol.

Bradbury, Ray. The Toynbee Convector: Stories. New York: Knopf, 1988. First edition, #64/350 signed by Ray Bradbury. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth & bds., spine gilt, black morocco spine label, slipcase.

Frontis. Fine. $150-250 92 9 vols.

(Sherlock Holmes, et al.) The Strand Magazine. London: George Newnes, Jan.-June, 1892; July-Dec., 1893; July-Dec., 1896; Jan.-June, 1898; Jan.-June, 1899; July-Dec., 1902; Jan.-June, 1903; July-Dec., 1905; Jan.-June, 1906. Vols. 3, 6, 12, 15, 17, 24, 25, 30, 31. 4to, contemp. 1/2 morocco & cloth; spines & joints often rubbed. Illus.

Internally generally clean. Vol. 3 contains A. Conan Doyle’s “Adventures of Sherlock Holmes,” VII-XII; Vol. 6 contains A. Conan Doyle’s “Adventures of Sherlock Holmes,” XX-XXIV. $100-200 93 8 vols.

Periodical Literature - Literary Avant-Garde & C - Ca. 1920s: Coterie. London: Autumn, 1920. No. 5. 4to, orig. pictorial wrappers; some chipping & browning. * The Little Review. London, etc., Winter, 1922. 4to, orig. wrappers; some chipping & staining. Plates. * The Wave. Chicago, Jan., Feb., March, 1922. Vol. 1, nos. 1, 2 & 4. 8vo, orig. wrappers. Wrappers of vol. 1, no. 1 detached. * Transition. Paris, Dec., 1927 & Jan. 1928, nos. 9 & 10. 12mo, orig. wrappers, vol. 9 wrappers detached, stained & chipped. * Chroniques du Jour. (Paris), (1938). 4to, orig. wrappers; some staining. Plates. Andre Derain issue. $60-90

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05/27/10 94 5 vols.

American Poetry - Signed Copies: McKuen, Rod. The Sea Around Me. New York: Simon and Schuster, (1977). 1st ed. 1/1500 signed by Rod McKuen. 8vo, orig. beige cloth; minor discoloration to spine ends, slipcase (minor occasional spotting). * _ _. The Sound of Solitude. New York, etc.: Harper & Row, (1983). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds.; light wear, d/j (minor chipping to edges). Signed by Rod McKuen on front free endpaper recto. * Sanchez, Sonia. Does Your House Have Lions. Boston: Beacon, (1997). 1st ed. 12mo, orig. silverstamped black cloth, d/j (slightly scuffed). Inscribed dated, “10, 31, 97,” & signed by Sonia Sanchez on title page. * _ _. Wounded in The House of A Friend. Boston: Beacon, (1995). 4th ptg. 12mo, orig. white bds., d/j. Near Fine. Signed & inscribed by Sonia Sanchez on title page. * Shelnutt, Eve. The Formal Voice. Santa Barbara: Black Sparrow Press, 1982. 1st ed. #142/200 signed by Eve Shelnutt. 8vo, orig. bds., paper spine label; minor edge wear. $80-120 95 3 vols.

Modern First Editions: Vidal, Gore. A Thirsty Evil: Seven Short Stories.

New York: Zero Press, 1956. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. two-tone cloth; light wear, d/j; occasionally lightly to moderately dusty. VG-. * Baldwin, James. Giovanni’s Room. New York: Dial, 1956. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. bds.; light edge wear, d/j (occasional light creasing, chipping & small tears at edges, cello-tape repair to verso of head of spine panel).

Small newspaper clipping at foot of 1/2 title verso leaving faint shadow at foot of title. VG-. * Capote, Truman. In Cold Blood. New York: Random House, (1965). 1st trade ed., 1st ptg. 8vo, orig. giltlettered burgundy cloth, top edge stained blue, d/j. Ownership ticket of Herbert Boyce Satcher at foot of front paste-down. Bright, attractive copy. NF-. $120-180 96 2 vols.

Hemingway, Ernest: The Torrents of Spring. Paris: Crosby Continental Editions, 1932. Black Sun Press. 12mo, orig. green printed white wrappers; some creasing to edges & spine, foot of spine slightly chipped & starting to pull away, cello-tape residue adjacent to head & foot of spine on front & back wrapper. With printed Crosby advert. label on p. 177. Ordinary issue. Hanneman A4b. * The Spanish Earth. Cleveland: J.B. Savage, 1938. First edition, first issue, #118/1000. 12mo, orig. pictorial tan cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed, edges occasionally darkened, glassine (some chipping to edges). Illus. Some minor internal wrinkling. One of between 50 & 100 copies of the first issue with endpapers illustrating the FAI banners. Hanneman A15a. $250-400

97 1 vol.

Hemingway, Ernest. The Torrents of Spring. New York: Scribner’s, 1926. First edition. 12mo, orig. red-stamped green cloth; light to moderate edge wear, occasionally scuffed. Lacking d/j. Lacking front free endpaper. Some spotting to 1/2 title, some wear to edges of back matter.

Hanneman A4a $200-300 98 1 vol.

O’Neill, Eugene. Strange Interlude. New York: Boni & Liveright, 1928.

First edition, #438/775 signed by Eugene O’Neill. 4to, orig. vellum over bds., black morocco spine label, edges untrimmed; rather scuffed as usual, slipcase (worn & repaired). $120-180 Vidal’s First Book 99 1 vol.

Vidal, Gore. Williwaw. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1946. First edition.

8vo, orig. blue-stamped black cloth, top edge stained blue, d/j. Light edge wear to cloth & d/j, some discoloration to endpaper gutters.

Ownership ticket of Herbert Boyce Satcher at foot of front pastedown.

Vidal’s first book.

VG/VG+ $200-300 100 3 vols.

English Poets: Tennyson, Alfred, Lord. Ballads and other Poems.

London: C. Kegan Paul, 1880. 1st ed. Sm. 8vo, slightly later full giltpaneled polished blue calf,gilt floral spine, inner dentelles gilt, maroon morocco spine labels, t.e.g., by Root & Son; some dampstaining, small areas of discoloration - on back cover. Slightly trimmed. * Southy, Robert. The Poet’s Pilgrimage to Waterloo. New York, 1816. 12mo, early cloth (ca. 1830), morocco spine label; spine faded, joints & corners frayed. Frontis. Heavy offsetting on title.

American Imprints 38986 [preceded by the Boston ptg., 38985]. * [_ _.] The Doctor & C. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1836. 1st Am. ed. 2 vols. in 1. 12mo, orig. brown cloth, paper spine label; spine ends chipped away, other scattered wear. Minor internal dampstaining. Author’s name supplied in ink on title page.

American Imprints 40270. $80-120

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05/27/10 101 3 vols.

Burton, Robert. The Anatomy of Melancholy. Boston, 1859. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 tan calf, marbled bds. & edges; extremities rubbed., gilt spine compartments, maroon & black morocco spine labels (often chipped). $80-120 102 1 vol.

Dickens, Charles. The Personal History of David Copperfield. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. First book form edition, first state. 8vo, 19th-Century 3/4 scarlet calf & cloth, a.e.g., rebacked with modern cloth. With 40 engraved plates by H.K. Browne, incl. additional engraved title (dated 1850). Scattered light foxing, plates very slightly toned. Internally attractive copy. $250-400 103 3 vols.

Hazlitt, William: Political Essays with Sketches of Public Characters.

London: for William Hone, 1819. 1st ed. * Lectures on the English Comic Writer. London: for Taylor and Hessey, 1819. 1st ed. * Lectures on the Dramatic Literature of The Age of Elizabeth. London: John Warren, 1821. 2nd ed. All 8vo, slightly later uniform 1/4 black morocco & marbled bds.; joints, corners & spine ends rubbed away.

Some internal dampstaining & wrinkling.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $120-180 104 3 vols.

Lee, Nathaniel. The Works. London, 1722. 12mo, contemp. calf, morocco labels; rubbed & worn, joints starting to crack, several covers detached. lacking front free endpaper in vol. 1. Mid 20thCentury ink ownership inscription on title page of vol. 1 & front free endpaper of other vols., 18th-Century bookplate of Rev. Dr. Peter Gunning, Farmborough on front paste-downs. First 12mo edition. $80-120

ANTHONY TROLLOPE Lots 105-110 105 5 vols.

Trollope, Anthony: Orly Farm. London: Chapman and Hall, 1866. 2 vols. in 1. Thick 8vo, orig. green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; edge wear, front hinge cracked, front free endpaper & 1st signature coming loose. Illus. by J.E. Millais, 40 plates. Scattered light foxing. Sadlier 13, last ed. printed from the orig. form. * The Golden Lion of Granpere.

London: Tinsley, 1872. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; moderate wear, spine ends & joints occasionally frayed. Exlibrary - stamp on title page. S. 38. * Lotta Schmidt. London: Alexander Strahan, 1867. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. purple cloth, gilt-lettered spine; scuffed, spine faded. S. 28. * Thackeray. London: Macmillan, 1887. 2nd ed. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 scarlet morocco & cloth, t.e.g., spine gilt; spine darkened, edges occasionally scuffed. * London Tradesmen. London: Elkin Mathews, 1927. 1st ed. in book form, #407/500. Foreword by Michael Sadlier. Sm. 8vo, orig. two-tone cloth, gilt-lettered spine; moderate spotting & dust soiling. Some internal spotting. S. 71, 1st ed. in book form. All complete. $100-150 106 6 vols.

Trollope, Anthony [Triple Deckers]: The American Senator. London: Chapman & Hall, 1877. 1st ed., 2nd bdg. state. 3 vols. 8vo, orig. black & blind stamped blue cloth, gilt-lettered & decorated blue cloth; light to moderate edge wear, joints & spine feet frayed, spine heads chipped - gilt decorated heads variously affected, top of spine lettering of vol. 2 just affected, hinges stressed, print blocks just starting to come loose. Ex-library 19th-Century circulating library labels on front paste-downs - mostly worn away in vol. 2. Sadlier 46. * Mr. Scarborough’s Family. London: Chatto & Windus, 1883. 1st ed. 3 vols. 8vo, orig. brown stamped floral & geometrical green cloth, gilt-lettered spines; some spotting & dampstaining, spine ends chipped - not affecting lettering, some edge wear, back joint of vol. 1 partly frayed, hinges often stressed, slightly cocked, printing blocks starting to separate from bdg. 32 pp pub. cat., dated March 1883 at back. Partly unopened. Ex-library 19th-Century circulating library labels on front paste-downs. S. 66. Both complete with 1/2 titles. $300-500

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05/27/10 107 6 vols.

Trollope, Anthony [Triple Deckers]: Ralph The Heir. London: Hurst and Blackett, 1871. 1st ed. in book form. 3 vols. 8vo, orig. black stamped brown cloth; rubbed & worn, covers detached or detaching, much of spine of vol. 1 chipped away, feet of spine of vol.

1 chipped away, feet of vols. 1 & 2 chipped away, tears to spines, bdg. of vol. 1 broken, fore-edge of back cover of vol. 1 heavily rubbed.

Ex-library 19th-Century circulating library labels on front pastedowns - mostly worn away in vol. 2. Sadlier 37. * Marion Fay. London: Chapman and Hall, 1882. 1st ed. 3 vols. 8vo, orig. black stamped floral cloth, gilt-lettered spines; scuffed, spines detached, spine ends rather frayed, back hinge of vol. 2 cracked, semi-circular dampstain on back cover of vol. 3. Slightly shaken. S. 64. $300-500 In Original Parts 108 32 vols. (wrappers) Trollope, Anthony. The Last Chronicle of Barset. London: Smith, Elder, (1866-1867). First edition, original parts. 8vo, orig. pictorial wrappers; part 1 wrappers slightly dusty & creased at corners, front wrapper of part 5 a little dusty, some dampstaining to back wrapper of part 32, other occasional minor dust soiling & dampstaining to wrappers. Some light foxing in part 6. With 32 plates. Lacking the “Select Library of Fiction” adverts. at the front of parts 1-7; pp. 3 & 4 (of 4) Thorley’s Spicy Condiment adverts. at back of part 1 torn away; gutter corner of front advert pp. 9/10 in part 2 chipped away, lacking the 4 pp Chapman & Hall adverts. at the back of part 3; bottom fore-edge corner of advert. pp 25/26 in part 4 chipped away; lacking the advert. leaves at the back of part 5; lacking 4 pp Chapman & Hall adverts. at front of parts 8 & 11; lacking 4 pp. insert slip at front of part 12; lacking the Last Chronicle of Barset vol. 1 advert. slip at front of part 18. Early owner’s ink signature at head of front wrappers. In custom 1/2 green morocco case, cloth chemise; morocco faded to brown & scuffed.

Sadlier 26 $800-1,200 Trollope Presentation 109 2 vols.

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

First edition in book form. 8vo, contemp. gilt-paneled tan calf, inner dentelles gilt, marbled edges & endpapers; rubbed & worn, joints stressed, vol. 2 covers detached but present. Illus. by Marcus Stone, 32 wood-engraved plates + 32 text illus. Generally light foxing to front matter. Complete with 1/2 titles.

Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by “The Author” on front flyleaf recto.

Sadlier 31 $300-500

110 60 vols.

Trollope, Anthony. [Works.] Primarily Leipzig: B. Tauchnitz, 18581882. 12mo, orig. cloth; moderate wear, labels defective, signatures occasionally sprung. 57 vols., Tauchnitz imprints; 3 vols., Berlin Albert Cohn imprints.

Titles included: Doctor Thorne. 1858. 2 vols. * Barchester Towers. 1859.

2 vols. * The Bertram’s. 1859. 2 vols. * The Warden. 1859. * Castle Richmond. 1860. 2 vols. * Framley Parsonage. 1861. 2 vols. * Rachel Ray. 1863. 2 vols. * The Small House at Allington. 1864. 3 vols. * Can You Forgive Her. 1865. 3 vols. * The Belton Estate. 1866. 2 vols. * The Claverings. 1867. 2 vols. * Phineas Finn. 1869. 3 vols. * The Vicar of Bullhampton. 1870. 2 vols. * Sir Henry Hotspur of Humblethwaite. 1871. * Lady Anna. 1873. 2 vols. * Harry Heathcote on Gangoil. 1874. * The Way We Live Now. 1875. 4 vols. * The Prime Minister. 1876. 4 vols. * Is He Popinjoy? 1878. 3 vols. * An Eye for An Eye. 1879. * John Caldigate.

1879. 3 vols. * The Duke’s Children. 1880. 3 vols. * Dr. Wortle’s School.

1881. * Ayala’s Angel. 1881. 3 vols. * Kept in The Dark. 1882. * The Fixed Period. 1882. * An Autobiography. 1883. * Phineas Redux. Berlin: Albert Cohn, 1874. 3 vols. $200-300

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05/27/10 AMERICAN 19TH-CENTURY LITERATURE Lots 111-116 111 7 vols.

American Literature & C: 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; Wagner-Camp 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; WagnerCamp 67:3. 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. Sold with all faults $80-120 112 2 vols.

(Cooper, James Fenimore.) Homeward Bound: or The Chase. A Tale of The Sea. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1838. First American edition. 12mo, orig. purple muslin, paper spine labels; covers fading to brown, spines especially faded, some edge wear, slightly scuffed, printed spine labels scuffed, very occasionally slightly chipped.

Internally generally clean.

BAL 3883 $100-150

113 2 vols.

(Cooper, James Fenimore.) The Deerslayer: or The First War-Path.

Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard, 1841. First edition. 12mo, orig. purple muslin, paper spine labels; covers fading to brown, spines fading to a lighter brown, spine label of vol. 1 moderately scuffed, spine label of vol. 2 chipped - with losses to ptg. (about 40% of label gone), spine ends frayed, other light edge wear. Scattered light foxing.

Lacking back endpaper in vol. 2, flyleaves present. With the FaganAshmead imprints on the copyright page of both vols.; title leaf versoes paged respectively, 6, 4. In custom 1/2 brown morocco & cloth slipcase. With cloth chemise.

The last of Cooper’s Leatherstocking Tales to be published, it is the first tale in the plot sequence, depicting Natty Bumppo as a young man.

BAL 3895 $400-700 114 2 vols.

(Clemens, Samuel L.): Roughing It by Mark Twain. Hartford, etc., 1872. First edition, second state. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial black cloth; spine ends frayed, other light to moderate wear. With double frontis., 5 (of 6) plates, numerous text illus. Some dampstaining to heads of pp. 500 - back endpapers. Lacking plate after p. 238.

Without adverts. on p. [592]. BAL 3337, state B of line 20-21, p.

242. * Life on The Mississippi by Mark Twain. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1883. First edition, second state. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth; light wear, some stress to hinges. Frontis., full-page & text illus. BAL 3411. $200-300 115 1 vol.

(Clemens, Samuel S.) The Prince and The Pauper... by Mark Twain.

Boston: James R. Osgood, 1882. First American edition, first issue.

Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial green cloth; spine ends frayed, joints scuffed, foot of spine just frayed away, some scuffing to back cover, mostly moderate edge wear, corners bumped & rubbed, 1st 2 inches of back cover top edge from fore-edge corner rubbed away, hinges tender. Illus. Some creasing to front free endpaper & front blank. Bookplate of Houston Caumont Force on front pastedown.

BAL 3402, bdg. A $150-250

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05/27/10 First Red Badge of Courage 116 1 vol.

Crane, Stephen. The Red Badge of Courage. An Episode of The American Civil War. New York: D. Appleton, 1895. First edition, first printing. Sm. 8vo, orig. gilt, red & black stamped yellow cloth, top edge stained yellow; moderate wear to joints, spine ends & edges, occasionally dusty, very slightly cocked. Minor staining at heads of pp. 2-4. 4 pp. adverts. at back. A few close tears in margins of adverts. Tan coated endpapers, laid paper flyleaves.

First issue with advert. p. [235] reading “... Gilbert Parker’s Best Books...”

BAL 4071 $1,000-1,500 117 3 vols.

German Verse & Verse Drama - Early 19th-Century Imprints: Platen, August, Graf von [P. Hellermund]. Der Romantische Oedipus.

Stuttgart, 1829. 1st ed. 8vo, later 19th-Century diced calf; scuffed, orig. printed wrappers preserved, bottom third of front wrapper gone. Light to moderate foxing. Untrimmed. * Schiller, Friedrick. Don Karlos. Leipzig, 1804. 12mo, late 19th-Century 3/4 orange calf & cloth; occasionally scuffed, orig. blue wrappers preserved. Frontis.

Scattered light foxing. Untrimmed. * Goethe, (Johann Wolfgang von). Goethe’s Gedichte. Stuttgart & Tubingen: Cotta, 1815. Vols. 1 & 2 in 1. 12mo, late 19th-Century morocco & bds., spine gilt; joints & corners rubbed. Scattered light foxing. Early lifetime edition of Goethe’s poems. $80-120 Signed by Robert Musil 118 5 vols. (3 wrappers) Musil, Robert: Vinzenz und die Freundin Bedeutender Manner. Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt, 1924. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. printed bds.; slightly darkened & a little warped, spine chipped, old cellotape repairs to spine, endpaper gutters darkened. Contents lightly to moderately toned. * Rede zur Rilke Feier in Berlin... 16 Januar [1927]. Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt, n.d. [ca. 1935]. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers; edge wear, spine stressed. * Nachlass zu Lebzeiten. Zurich: Humanitas, 1936. 12mo, orig. beige cloth, top edge stained red; light wear, slightly dusty, very slightly cocked. Lacking front free endpaper. Card inscribed & signed

by Robert Musil mounted to front publisher’s logo page. * Uber die Dummheit. Vienna: Bermann-Fischer, 1937. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers over flexible bds.; light wear, some minor chipping to spine & edges. Inscribed & signed by Robert Musil on 1/2 title verso. * “General von Stumm Lasst Eine Bombe Fallen der Weltfriedenskongress.” Das Silberboot. Vienna, Oct. 1935. 8vo, orig. wrappers; minor wear & staining. $120-180

119 6 vols. (1 wrappers) Rilke, Rainer Maria: Die Sonette an Orpheus. Leipzig: Im Insel, 1923.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp. marbled bds., rebacked with later green cloth, later green calf label on front cover. Light to moderate foxing, some dampstaining at foot of leaves. * Das Buch der Bilder. Leipzig: Im Insel, 1917. 6th ed. 8vo, orig. wrappers; head & foot of spine chipped away, wrappers detaching. Former owner’s signature & inscription on pub. logo page. * Das Stunden-Buch. Leipzig: Im Insel, (1936).

1/1200. 8vo, orig. bds., paper label, slipcase; light to moderate wear, staining to label. Facs. ms. * Duino Elegies. London: Hogarth Press, 1939. 1st English-language ed. 8vo, orig. brown cloth; moderate wear & some dust soiling. Frontis. Intro, commentary & translation

by J.B. Leishman & Stephen Spender. * Poems. London: Hogarth Press, 1934. 1st English-language ed. 8vo, orig. grey cloth; moderate wear, spine starting to detach. Woolmer 348. * From The Remains of Count C.W. London: Hogarth Press, 1952. 1st English-language ed.

8vo, orig. orange cloth; generally light wear, spine detaching. $80-120 120 2 vols.

Huneker, James: Mezzotints in Modern Music. New York: Scribner’s, 1899. 1st ed. Small 8vo, orig. green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light edge wear, head of spine slightly frayed, spine & edges fading to brown. Internally generally clean - occasional minor spotting & negligible dust soiling to front matter. Author’s first book. * Iconoclasts: A Book of Dramatists, New York: Scribner’s, 1905. 1st ed.

Sm. 8vo, orig. purple cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, giltlettered spine; scuffed & a little cocked, head of spine slightly frayed.

Internally clean. $60-90

SETS & BINDINGS Lots 121-127 The Great Ruskin Library Edition 121 39 vols.

Ruskin, John. The Works. London: George Allen, 1903-1912. Library Edition, 1/2062 edited by E.T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn.

Thick lg. 8vo, orig. 3/4 maroon morocco & cloth, gilt, gilt-lettered spines, a.e.g., other edges untrimmed; spines scuffed, heads often rubbed, corners occasionally rubbed. With color & plain plates, facsimiles. Former owner’s manuscript ownership on title pages of vols. 3, 7, 12-15, 23, 27, 30, 34, 36 & 37, other ownership stamps primarily on front matter, scholarly pencil annotations in vols. 27-29.

Complete set, intact & servicable. $2,500-4,000

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05/27/10 122 10 vols.

Hugo, Victor. Les Miserables. Paris: Pagnerre, 1862. 5th ed. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 red calf & marbled bds., gilt-lettered spines; joints & spine ends rubbed, head of vol. 8 spine rubbed away. Internally clean, wide margins. Complete with 1/2 title. $100-150 123 8 vols.

Mirabeau, Honore Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de. Memoires.

Biographiques Littraires et Politiques. Paris, 1834-1835. 8vo, contemp.

1/4 green calf & marbled bds., spines gilt; joints often rubbed, some chipping to spine of vol. 8. With 3 engraved portraits. Scattered light to moderate foxing & spotting. Contents of vol. 8 discolored. Slightly musty. $120-180 124 27 vols.

Leather Bindings - Fiction - British & American authors - primarily London imprints, ca. 1896-1903. Sm. 8vo, uniform 3/4 tan calf & cloth, gilt ornamental spines, green morocco spine labels; spines scuffed, a few spine ends rubbed, very few spine heads rubbed away. Authors include: Anthony Hope (16 titles), Winston Churchill (the American), Maurice Hewlett. $150-250 125 7 vols.

Modern Leather Bindings. Mid 20th-Century American Imprints & Bindings - 8vo & 4to, blind, gilt & occasionally silver stamped; occasionaly slightly scuffed. Undistinguished titles & editions. $60-90 126 1 vol.

Lang, Andrew. Prince Charles Edward. London, etc.: Goupil, 1900. #385/1500. Lg. 4to, contemp. full gilt-paneled & ornamental red morocco, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; moderately scuffed, re-backed - most of orig. spine laid down. Photogravure plates, incl. color frontis. & etched plates on silk, lettered tissue guards. Internally clean. Cloth slipcase. $80-120 127 1 vol.

Schwob, Marcel. Oeuvres de... la Lamp de Psyche... Il Libro della Mia Memoria. Paris: Mercvre de France, 1921. #591/589. First edition thus. 8vo, contemp. full crushed gilt-paneled & floral black crushed niger morocco, a.e.g., raised bands; joints & corners rubbed. $80-120

ILLUSTRATED 19TH-CENTURY IMPRINTS Lots 128-134 128 5 vols.

Illustrated 19th-Century Imprints: (Hows, John A., illustrator.)

Bryant, William Cullen. Forest Hymn. New York: W.A. Townsend, (1860). 1st ed., 1st ptg. thus. 8vo, orig. gilt-paneled & lettered green morocco, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt; joints & corners rubbed. Plain & tinted illus. throughout. Internally clean. BAL 1669. * Harte, Bret. The Luck of The Roaring Camp and Other Sketches. Boston: J.R. Osgood, 1872. Folio, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth; light edge wear. With 6 wood-engraved plates. Bright copy. * (Fredericks, Alfred, illustrator.)

Johnson, Virginia W. The Catskill Fairies. New York: Harper, 1876. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & lettered red cloth, a.e.g.; rather scuffed, spine ends & corners frayed, other edge wear. Frontis., full-page & text illus. Some internal spotting. * Thackeray, William Makepeace.

Ballads. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1880. Sm. 4to, orig. green stamped, gilt floral & lettered blue cloth, t.e.g.; light to moderate edge wear. Text illus. by Thackeray, et al. Internally clean. * (Caldecott, Randolph, illustrator.) Some of Aesop’s Fables with Modern Instances. New York: Macmillan, 1883. 4to, orig. orangebrown pictorial cloth; some edge wear, lightly to moderately dusty.

Internally generally clean.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $100-200 129 2 vols.

Illustrated 19th-Century Imprints: (Frost, Arthur B., et al., illustrators.) Adler, Max, pseud. [Clark, Charles Heber]. Out of The Hurly-Burly. Philadelphia, etc.: To-Day Publishing Company, 1874.

First edition. 12mo, orig. black-stamped pictorial terra-cotta cloth, spine gilt, a.e.g.; corners bumped, spine ends frayed, head of spine chipped away. Frontis., full-page & text illus. Minor dampstaining to bottom gutter of frontis. Sound, internally bright & clean copy.

Wright 532. * Aristotle’s Master-Piece:... Secrets of Generation.... A Private Looking-Glass for The Female Sex. London: Smith, Jones, 1838.

12mo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated green cloth; some dampstaining, other moderate wear. Frontis., wood-engraved text illus. Front hinge just starting to separate. Internally generally clean. $80-120 130 4 vols.

The Art-Journal. London, 1849-1851. Folio, contemp. 1/4 green calf & marbled bds., morocco spine labels; joints & extremities rubbed.

Steel-engraved plates (approx. 114), color plates (6), numerous wood-engraved illus. Scattered light foxing. Includes “The Industry of All Nations” 1851 vol. (moderate foxing to front matter). $200-300

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05/27/10 131 1 vol.

(Dore, Gustave.) Cassell’s Dore Gallery. London, etc.: Cassell, n.d. [ca. 1890]. Edited by Edmund Ollier. 4to, contemp. 1/4 morocco & purple cloth; joints & corners heavily rubbed, hinges broken. With 250 wood-engraved plates. Scattered light foxing. Slightly shaken. $100-150 132 3 vols.

(Hogarth, William.) Ireland, John; Nichols, John. Hogarth’s Works: With Life and Anecdotal Descriptions of His Pictures. London: Chatto and Windus, n.d. [ca. 1880]. 8vo, contemp. double gilt-fillet paneled full green polished calf, gilt-ornamental spines, inner dentelles gilt, a.e.g., red morocco spine labels, marbled endpapers; spines faded, occasional, generally light scuffing, by Larkins. Numerous plates.

Scattered light foxing. $100-150 133 1 vol.

Voltaire, (Francois Marie Arout de). La Henriade. Paris: E. Dubois, 1825. Folio, contemp. 1/2 brown morocco & marbled bds.; front cover detached, front free endpaper detached. With 90 lithographic plates, incl. double frontis. & many portraits. Foxing throughout often light, less often moderate, occasionally heavy. ix, 233.

NUC NV 029281 (locating 3 copies - our copy lacking 10 terminal pages called for by NUC) $120-180 134 1 vol.

(Jones, Owen, illustrator.) The Song of Songs, Which is Solomon’s.

[London]: Longman, 1849. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered elaborately stamped & embossed black morocco, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g.; occasional edge wear. Printed in red & black, gilt-illuminated & decorated in colors by hand. Occasional minor internal spotting. $200-300

EARLY PRINTING Lots 135-140 135 1 vol.

Causei, Michaelis Angeli. Romanum Museum sive Thesaurus Eruditae Antiquitis. Rome: F. Amidei, 1746. Vol. 2 (of 2) only. Folio, contemp. vellum; scuffed, front hinge cracked. With 88 engraved plates, scattered light foxing. Sold with all faults. $100-200

136 2 vols.

Numismatics: Evelyn, J(ohn). Numismata, a Discourse of Medals, Antient and Modern. London: for Benj. Tooke, 1697. 1st ed. Folio, contemp. calf; rubbed & worn. With 100 engravings in text. Some staining & wear to endpapers & back matter. Wing E-3505. * Prime, W.C., editor. Coins, Medals and Seals, Ancient and Modern. New York: Harper’s, 1864. 4to, later 19th-Century 3/4 blue morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt, t.e.g.; occasionally scuffed, joints often rubbed, slightly warped. Frontis. + 114 plates. Scattered light foxing. Former owner’s ink stamp at head of title page. $120-180 137 1 vol.

Valeriano Bolzano, Giovanni Pietro. Hieroglyphica sive de Sacris Aegyptiorum... Venice: Antonium & Jacobum de Francisis, 1604.

Folio, contemp. vellum; worn. Numerous woodcut illus. Some internal dampstaining. Ex-library - old ink stamp on title. [60], 644, 47, [3] pp, lacking last blank leaf (d8). $300-500 138 1 vol. (wrappers) Vornehmes und Unschassbahres Kleinbod... Mariae Catharine Rindsmaulin... Vienna: Andreas Zeyinger, 1790. Sm. 4to, modern wrappers. 4 leaves incl. title. All Saints’ Day celebrations for Mariae Catharine Rindsmaulin. Bound with: Brewer, Heinrich. Catalogus Praeserenissimorum Principum ex... Austriae. [Vienna?], [1690]. Sm. 4to, 8 leaves. Scattered light foxing to both titles. $200-300

JUDAICA Lots 139-142 139 1 vol.

Basnage, Jacques. The History of The Jews from Jesus Christ to The Present Time. London, 1708. Translated by Thomas Taylor. Folio, 19th-Century cloth & bds. Frontis. Some browning & marginal dampstaining, some dampstaining to frontis. $250-400

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05/27/10 With Numerous Woodcuts 140 1 vol.

Josephus, Flavius. Flavii Josephi hooghberoemde Joodsche Historien, ende boecken. Middleburgh: Zacharias Roman, 1636. Folio, orig. paneled & blind stamped calf over wooden bds.; rubbed, worn & defective, spine gone. Engraved title page creased & chipped at edges & with several ink stains; darkening to edges of front matter.

Numerous wood-cut illus. Internally generally clean. Complete. $250-400 141 1 vol.

Levi, David. Letters to Nathaniel Brassey Halhed, M.P. London, [1795].

8vo, contemp. 1/4 calf & marbled bds.; rubbed, worn, defective.

Bound with: _ _. Letters to Dr. Priestly, etc. [London, ca. 1795]. Lacking general title. Also bound with: _ _. A Defence of The Old Testament...

Addressed to Thomas Paine. London, 1797. $80-120 142 1 vol.

(Hebrew Grammar.) Ben Zab, Yehudah Leb. Sefer Tehlamode Leshon Evrit [A book for Learning the Hebrew Language - author & title transliterated from the Hebrew.] Vienna, 1847. 8vo, contemp. calf; rubbed, worn & detached, front wrapper preserved. Table of conjugations at back incomplete. Some minor internal dampstaining.

Early work treating Hebrew as a “living” language. $80-120

RELIGION, SOCIAL SCIENCE & C Lots 143-151 143 1 vol.

The Book of Knowledge; Treating of the Wisdom of The Ancients... to Which is Added, The Knowledge of The Moderns. Dublin: Robert Jackson, 1791. 12mo, later calf; extremities rubbed. Frontis., 1 text illus. Trimmed - occasional loss to running heads. Internally generally clean. $80-120

144 4 vols.

Campbell, Joseph. The Mask of God: Primitive Mythology; Oriental Mythology; Occidental Mythology; Creative Mythology. New York: Viking, 1959, 1962, 1964, (1968). First editions. 8vo, orig. cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed, d/j’s (some edge wear, corners & spine ends of Primitive Mythology a little chipped, extremities of Creative Mythology rubbed, Primitive Mythology price clipped), top edges stained red, purple, burgundy & blue. Figures in text. Internally clean & crisp. $80-120 145 4 vols.

Furness, W.H. - Collection of Discourses & Sermons: Philadelphia, New York, etc., 1825-1873. 3 vols. 8vo, late 19th-Century 3/4 brown morocco & marbled bds.; joints & extremities rubbed. Mostly delivered as pastor of The First Congregational Unitarian Church in Philadelphia. Bound collection, 8vo & smaller. Internally generally clean. * The Gospels Historical... and Other Sermons. N.p.: Privately printed, 1895. 8vo, orig. green cloth; slightly scuffed. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by W.H. Furness on front blank.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $80-120 146 4 vols.

Reid, Thomas. The Works. Charlestown, 1813, 1814, 1815. First American edition. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 calf & marbled bds.; rubbed & worn, joints starting to separate. Some dampstaining in vol. 4.

American Imprints 29635 $80-120 147 1 vol.

Wittgenstein, Ludwig. Remarks on The Foundation of Mathematics.

Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1956. First edition. 8vo, orig. blue cloth, giltlettered spine; light wear, d/j (2 inch close tear extending from top of front panel into title, slightly dusty). Parallel German/English text. $80-120 148 1 vol.

Ray, J. A Complete Collection of English Proverbs;... Proverbs of The Scotch, Italian, French, Spanish and other Languages... To Which is Added... A Collection of English Words not Generally Used. London, 1742. Third edition, augmented. 8vo, contemp. calf; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Front hinge tender. With 2 title pages, 1 p. adverts. Some minor creasing & spotting at end. $100-150

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05/27/10 149 3 vols.

French & Russian Economic History & C: Callonne, M. de. De l’Etat de la France, Present et a Venir. London, 1790. 3rd ed., corrected & augmented by the author. 8vo, contemp. speckled sheep, marbled edges & endpapers; slightly scuffed. Minor internal spotting. * Gomel, Charles. Les Causes Financieres de la Revolution Francaise.

Paris, 1892. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt; occasionally scuffed. * Kovalewsky, Maxime. Le Regime Economique de la Russie. Paris: V. Girard & E. Briere, 1898. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 morocco & bds., spine gilt; joints & extremities rubbed. Internally slightly browned. $80-120 150 1 vol.

Marx, Karl. Capital: A Critical Analysis of Capitalist Production. New York: Humbolt, [1890]. 8vo, orig. maroon cloth, gilt-lettered spine; corners & spine ends frayed, back hinge stressed. lacking front free endpaper, 1 p [(viii)/(x)] sprung. (i)-xviii, (1)-506, (2) pp +8 pp adverts. On p (5) of adverts, notice for all part issues of Capital dated Oct. 15, 1890; last advert. on last advert p (8) for book form of Capital.

Likely the first edition published from American sheets $250-400 151 1 vol.

Breittmayer, Georges. Code de l’Honneur du Duel. (Paris), (1918).

1/550 (of 600), out-of-series copy. 4to, contemp. 1/2 black morocco & marbled bds., spine gilt, occasionally scuffed, orig. wrappers bound-in. Illus. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed, and dated, “November 25, 1918,” by G(eorges) Breittmayer on front blank. $80-120

TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING RAILROADIANA Lots 152-156 152 3 vols. (1 wrappers) American 19th-Century Trade Catalogues: Spring City Stove and Hollow-Ware Works. Price List. Spring City, Chester County, Penn., (1879). 4to, orig. brown cloth; light wear. Illus. * Buckwalter Stove Co., Continental Store Works. Annual Supplement, Autumn, 1888.

Royersford, Penn., 1888. 4to, orig. wrappers; some edge wear, slightly dusty. Illus. * Oneida Community, Ltd. Community Silver.

Catalogue No. 30. Niagara Falls; Oneida, N.Y., etc. [ca. 1890]. Folio, orig. bds., cover label; worn. Illus. Several leaves chipped & loose. $80-120

153 9 vols. (wrappers) Trade Catalogues: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Company. Catalogue No. 6. Colon, Michigan, 1940. 8vo, orig. stiff wrappers; moderate wear, some dust soiling & staining. Illus. Some internal spotting & dust soiling. Slightly shaken. * R. Herschel Manufacturing Co. Catalog No. 81, 1931-1932: Replacement Cutting, Parts for all Harvesting Machines, Agricultural Implement Supplies. Peoria, Ill., [1931]. 4to, orig. color pictorial stiff wrappers; back wrapper detached but present. Illus. * Chas. Weiland, Inc. Summer Catalogue: Hardware, Housefurnishings, Cutlery, Automobile, Electrical and Radio Accessories, Fishing Tackle.

New York, 1939. 8vo, orig. printed green wrappers; some chipping to edges. Illus. Toned. * Johnson & Towers. Everything for a Boat.

Philadelphia, [1930]. 4to, orig. pictorial wrappers; front wrapper chipped & detached. illus. * Armstrong & Galbraith, Inc. Catalogue “M” [boating supplies]. New York, 1939. 4to, orig. pictorial wrappers; light wear. Illus. * Lot also includes 4 American almanacs issued by manufacturing, wholesale & retail companies, 1893-1908, 8vo & 12mo, orig. wrappers. Illus. Scattered wear. $80-120 154 12 vols. (3 wrappers) Aviation: Mockler, Don Ryan, et al., editors. Aeronautics: An Authoritative Work Dealing with the Theory and Practice of Flying. New York: National Aeronautics Council, (1940-1941). Vols. 1-9. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial blue cloth; light wear. Photo illus. * Ott, Uster, editor.

The Standard Guide to Private Planes. New York: Aeronautics Pub. Associates, (1945). 1st ed. Sm. folio, orig. wrappers (starting to detach). Photo illus. Adverts. * (Trade catalogue.) The Fafnir Bearing Co. Ball Bearing Controls. New Britain, Connecticut, 1935. Oblong 4to, orig. blue pictorial stiff wrappers; minor wear. Photo illus. * (Periodical literature.) The Sperryscope. N.p., Oct., 1933. Vol. 7, no.

2. Folio, orig. wrappers (creased, spine chipped). Illus. Adverts. * (Periodical literature.) Aviation. New York, Dec. 29, 1928. Folio, orig. wrappers, front wrapper detached but present. illus. Adverts. $60-90 155 1 vol.

Guyonneau de Pambour, F.M.G.A. A Practical Treatise on Locomotive Engines upon Railways. Philadelphia: E.L. Carey & A. Hart, 1836. 8vo, orig. floral stamped green cloth, printed spine label; light to moderate edge wear, minor chipping to label. 4 fold. plates. 4 pp. adverts at front. Moderate foxing to front & back matter, other scattered light to occasionally moderate foxing.

American Imprints 37836 $80-120

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05/27/10 156 2 vols.

Perdonnet, Aug. Trait Elementaire des Chemins de Fer. Paris, 1858.

Second edition. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 morocco & bds.; some scuffing & edge wear, hinges tender. With frontis. portrait + 19 plates, incl. 5 fold. maps. Light to moderate foxing throughout, some dampstaining in vol. 2. $80-120

MEDICINE Lots 157-166 157 4 vols.

Medicine - Ophthalmology - 18th-Century Continental Imprints: Hovius, Jacobus. Tractatus de Circulari Humorum Montu in oculis.

Leiden, 1716. 8vo, contemp. vellum; moderately worn & dusty. With 7 fold. plates. Darkening to text , some offsetting. * Maitre-Jan, Antoine. Traite des Maladies de l’Oeil, et des Remedes Propres pour leur Guerison. Paris, 1722. 2nd ed. 12mo, contemp. calf, spine gilt, all edges stained red; corners bumped, other light to moderate wear. A few signatures slightly toned. * Guerin, (Jean-Joseph). Essai sur les Maladies des Yeux,... Lyon, 1769. 12mo, contemp. speckled sheep, spine gilt, all edges stained red; corners bumped, spine ends rubbed away. Fold. plate. internally generally clean. * Saint-Yves, Charles de.

Nouveau Traite des maladies des Yeux. Amsterdam & Leipzig, 1767.

12mo, contemp. speckled sheep, spine gilt, marbled edges & endpapers. Some darkening to title page & several signatures.

Trimmed. Bound with: Sloane, Hans. Histoire d’un Remede... des Yeux.

Amsterdam & Leipzig, 1767. Garrison & Morton 5827 (for SaintYves title only). $300-500 158 6 vols. (1 wrappers) Medicine - Ophthalmology - Late 19th & early 20th-Century Imprints: Loring, Edward G. Text-Book of Ophthalmoscopy. New York: D. Appleton, 1886-1891. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. cloth; moderate wear, spines faded, some discoloration. With 12 color plates, text illus. Frontis. color plate in vol. 1 loose. Scattered minor spotting. * Fuchs, Ernest. Text-Book of Ophthalmology. New York: D. Appleton, 1892. 1st Am. ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. sheep; rubbed & worn. Figures in text. Some toning. * De Schweinitz, G.E. Diseases of The Eye. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1893. 1st ed. Lg. 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear, hinges stressed. With 2 color plates, text illus. Adverts. * Czermak, Wilhelm. Die Augenarzlichen Operationen. Berlin: Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1908. 2nd ed. Vol. 1. 4to, contemp. wrappers. illus.

Scattered wear. * (Extract.) Norris, William F. “Diseases of The Lens.” N.p., n.d. 8vo, late 19th-Century morocco & bds.; rubbed, covers detached or detaching. $80-120

159 4 vols.

Medicine - Ophthalmologic Atlases & C: Leber, Th. Anatomische Untersuchungen uber die Blutgefasse des Menschlichen Auges. Vienna, 1865. 4to, contemp. morocco & bds.; rubbed & worn, covers detached. With 4 color plates. occasional minor spotting. * Ramsay, A. Maitland. Atlas of External Diseases of The Eye. Glasgow: James MacLehose, 1898. 1st ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered brown cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, corners bumped, spine ends frayed. With 48 plates (30 colored, 18 photogravure). Internally clean. Ex-library - label on spine. * Frost, W. Adams. The Fundus Oculi, with an Opthalmoscopic Atlas. New York: Macmillan, 1896. 1st ed., Am. issue. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g.; corners heavily bumped, spine chipped & defective. With 47 color plates, text illus. Internally clean. * Marzio, Quirino di. Fundus Oculi, Ophthalmoskopische Diagnose. Torino: Rosenberg and Seller, [1941].

4to, orig. red cloth, labels; scuffed. With 100 color plates (212 figures), text illus. Internally clean. German-language ed., with English-language translation in cover pocket. Garrison & Morton 5988.1 - “The first atlas of ophthalmoscopy published in Italy [1937], considered by many to be the most beautiful ever published.” $250-400 160 4 vols.

Medicine - Ophthalmology - English & French 19th-Century Imprints: Guthrie, G.J. Lectures on The Operative Surgery of The Eye. London: Burgess and Hill, 1836. 3rd ed. 8vo, orig. bds.; worn & crudely repaired, joints crudely repaired. With 4 plates (1 handcolored). Moderate foxing to title page, other scattered light foxing.

Untrimmed. Garrison & Morton 5845 (citing the 1st ed. of 1823) “Guthrie founded the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital... He was the earliest teacher on the subject in the British Isles.” * Mackenzie, William. A Practical Treatise of Diseases of The Eye. London: Longmans, Green, 1866. 4th ed. Thick 8vo, orig. brown cloth; spine defective, other wear, bdg. broken. With 2 plates, text illus. Internally generally clean. Partly unopened. G & M 5848 (citing the 1st ed. of 1830). * Furnari, S. Traite Pratique des Maladies des Yeux. Paris: J.B. Bailliere, 1841. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. printed wrappers; creased & detached, some spotting. With 4 plates. Scattered light foxing, moderate foxing to front matter. Untrimmed & unopened. * Wharton, Jones M. Traite Pratique des Maladies des Yeux. Paris: F. Chamerot, 1862. 1st French ed. 12mo, contemp. morocco & bds.; joints tender, spine ends chipped, some edge wear. preface loose, light foxing. Ex-library - mark on spine, label on front endpaper. $200-300

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05/27/10 161 4 vols.

Medicine - Ophthalmology - American 19th-Century Imprints: Littell, S., Jr. A Manual of The Diseases of The Eye. Philadelphia: Hogan and Thompson, 1846. 2nd ed. 12mo, orig. brown cloth; spine defective, other light to moderate wear. Light to occasionally moderate foxing. 2 pp. adverts at front. * Lawrence, W. A Treatise on The Diseases of The Eye. Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard, 1843. 1st Am. ed., with additions by Isaac Hays. 4to, orig. speckled sheep; scuffed, joints rubbed. With 67 wood-engraved illus. Scattered light foxing. * Metz, A. The Anatomy and Histiology of The Human Eye. Philadelphia: 1868. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial brown cloth; scuffed, extremities rubbed. Text illus. Minor internal dampstaining. Former owner’s ink signature at head of title. * Landolt, E. A Manual of Examination of The Eyes. Philadelphia: D.G. Brinton, 1879. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. orig. terra-cotta cloth. Tape label on spine. Fold. chart (a few close tears), text illus. Some toning to text edges. $100-150 162 3 vols.

Medicine - 19th-Century Imprints: Dieffenbach, Johann Friedrich.

Die Operative Chirurgie. Leipzig: F.A. Brockhaus, 1845-1848, 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 morocco & bds.; spines & corners rubbed, spine ends heavily rubbed. Some internal minor toning & scattered light foxing. Former owner’s ink ownership markings at heads of title pages. Garrison & Morton 5598.1 - “Dieffenbach’s most comprehensive work, covering in addition to reconstructive procedures, virtually all other types of procedures,...” * Thomas, Robert. The Modern Practice of Physic. New York: Collins & Co., 1822.

6th Am. ed. Thick 8vo, contemp. sheep, some internal dampstaining & light foxing. American Imprints 10435. $200-300

163 34 vols.

Saemisch, Theodor, et al., editors. Graefe Saemisch Handbuch der Augenheilkunde. Leipzig, 1898-1899, 1902-1905, 1908-1913, 19151916; Berlin, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1930, 1931, 1939. 4to, contemp. cloth & bds. or morocco & bds.; several spines defective, occasionally rubbed. Illus., plates. Internally clean. 1898 & 1899 vols. without title pages, 1902 vol. wrappers preserved.

1898, 2nd ed., vol. 8; 1899, 2nd ed., vols. 10 & 12; 1902, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 4; 1903, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 8, 2nd section; 1904, New Series, 2nd ed., vols. 2, 4, 5, 1st sections; 1905, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 6, 2nd ed., vol. 2, 1st section; vol. 5, 2nd section, vol. 6, 1st section; 1909, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 9, 2nd section; 1910, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 1, 1st section, vol. 9, 5th section; 1911, New Series, 2nd ed., 11th & 14th vols., 2nd section; 1912, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 14, 3rd section, 1913, New Series, 2nd ed., 5th section; 1915, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 7, vol. 11, 2nd section; 1916, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 7; 1922, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 4, 2nd section; 1923, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 7, section B; 1925, New Series, 2nd ed., vol.

3; 1930, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 9, 1st section, 1931, New Series, 2nd ed., vol. 1, 2nd section; 1939, New Series, vol. 5, 3rd section; vol.

8, section 1.

Sold with all faults. $200-300 164 1 vol.

Portius, Simon. De Coloribus Oculorum. Florence: Lorenzo Torrentino, 1550. 4to, contemp. limp vellum; light wear. Very light foxing to front & back matter. a-g4h2. Complete with blank.

Adams P-1959 $500-800 165 1 vol.

Zinn, Johann Gottfried. Descriptio Anatomica Oculi, Humani Iconibus Illustrata. Goettingen, 1755. First edition. 4to, old wrappers over orig.? bds.; tears & dampstaining to wrappers, light wear & minor dampstaining to bds. With 7 fold. plates. Scattered light to occasionally moderate foxing. Some dampstaining to title page & portions of most text leaves, occasional minor dampstaining to a few plates.

Garrison & Morton 1484 - “The first complete study of the anatomy of the eye.” $500-800

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05/27/10 Beautifully Illustrated 166 1 vol.

Scarpa, Antonio. Saggio di Osservazoni e d’Esperienze Sulle Principali Malattie degli Occhi. Pavia, 1801. First edition. 4to, contemp. giltpaneled calf; scuffed, joints starting to crack, head & foot of spine rubbed away, other defects to desiccated spine. Portrait + 3 engraved plates. light offsetting on title, scattered light foxing, light foxing to plates. Wide margins, sheet size 11 7/8 x 8 3/8 inches (302 x 212mm).

Garrison & Morton 5835 -”This beautifully illustrated work was the first textbook on ophthalmology to be published in the Italian language.” $600-1,000

NATURAL HISTORY & C Lots 167-177 167 1 vol.

Anderson, Edward L. Curb Snaffle and Spur: A Method for Training Young Horses for The Cavalry Service. Boston: Little, Brown, 1894. First edition. 8vo, orig. grey cloth; moderately dusty. Frontis. & other 1/2 tone photo illus. Pp. 123-126 sprung.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $50-80 168 2 vols.

Jesse, George R. Researches into The History of The British Dog. London: Robert Hardwicke, 1866. First edition. 8vo, contemp. 1/2 green morocco & marbled bds.; spine ends & corners rubbed, joints somewhat rubbed. With 20 engraved plates + 13 tail pieces.

Internally clean.

Jones 320 From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $100-150 169 2 vols.

(Darwin, Francis, editor.) Darwin, Charles. The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin. Including an Autobiographical Chapter. New York: D. Appleton, 1887. First American edition. 8vo, orig. black-stamped terra-cotta cloth, gilt-lettered spines; light edge wear, occasional light wear to joints. With frontis. portraits, 3 plates, 1 facs. Internally clean. Crisp, bright, attractive copy.

Freeman 1456 (issued the same year as the English edition) $80-120

COLOR PLATE BOOKS Lots 170-177 170 2 vols.

Goldsmith, Oliver. A History of The Earth and Animated Nature.

Edinburgh, etc.: A. Fullarton, n.d. [ca. 1860]. 4to, contemp. 1/4 calf & cloth, maroon morocco spine labels; extremities rubbed & worn, joints tender, front cover of vol. 1 detached. With frontis. portrait, hand-colored vignette titles + 72 hand-colored plates. Scattered light foxing. Some dampstaining to frontis. portrait & vignette title in vol. 1. $80-120 171 1 vol.

Fish and Game of The State of New York - cover title. [Albany], [1901].

7th Report. Sm. folio, orig. green cloth; some edge wear. With 78 color litho plates. Includes 39 Denton fish plates. Generally clean & attractive. Sold as a collection of plates. $200-300 172 2 vols.

American 19th-Century Color Plates Books: Eaton, Daniel Candy.

Beautiful Ferns. Troy: Nims and Knight, 1887. 4to, orig. black, green & gilt decorated grey cloth, a.e.g.; moderate wear & some dust soiling.

With 12 chromolithographic plates, 1 detached & chipped at edges.

Internally generally clean. * Thayer, Emma H. Wild Flowers of The Rocky Mountains. New York: Cassell, (1887). 4to, orig. gilt & color pictorial yellow cloth, a.e.g.; light to moderate wear. With 24 chromolithographic plates. Bottom fore-edge corner of one plate torn away. Internally clean. Originally published as Wild Flowers of Colorado in 1885. $100-150 173 1 vol.

Edwards, Sydenham. The New Botanic Dictionary. London: John Stockdale, 1812. Vol. 1 (of 2) only. 4to, contemp. calf, a.e.g.; rubbed, front cover detached. With 29 hand-colored plates engraved by F. Sansom after Sydenham Edwards. Scattered minor spotting. Plates generally clean & attractive. Ex-library, ink stamp at head of title page & verso of plates. $1,000-1,500

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05/27/10 174 2 vols.

Couailhac, P. Bernard; Lemaout, Emm. Le Jardin de Plantes: Description... du Museum D’Histoire Naturelle. Paris: L. Curmer, 18421843. First & second parts. 4to, contemp. 1/4 red morocco & marbled bds., t.e.g.; spine ends, joints & corners rubbed, hinges of vol. 1 broken. With ca. 20 hand-colored plates, numerous plain plates, full-page & text illus. Internally clean.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $120-180 175 1 vol.

Nouvelle Iconographie des Camellias. Gent, 1858-1859. 2 vols. in 1.

4to, contemp. 1/4 red morocco & cloth, spine gilt; moderately scuffed, front joint cracked. With 96 hand-colored litho plates, a few fold. plates, tissue guards. Scattered light, very occasionally moderate, foxing, a few plates slightly toned. $2,000-3,000 176 1 vol.

Nouvelle Iconographie des Camellias. Gent, 1856-1857. 2 vols. in 1. 4to, contemp. 1/4 red morocco & cloth, spine gilt; front joint cracked.

With 96 hand-colored litho plates, a few fold. plates, tissue guards.

Scattered light, occasionally moderate, foxing, several plates browned or toned. $2,000-3,000 First Octavo Audubon Quadrupeds 177 3 vols.

Audubon, John James; Bachman, John. The Quadrupeds of North America. New York: V.G. Audubon, 1849, 1851, 1854. Lg. 8vo, orig. publisher’s full blind-stamped brown morocco, a.e.g., gilt-lettered spines; occasionally scuffed or slightly rubbed, occasional edge wear, vol. 3 rebacked, orig. spine laid down. With 155 hand-colored lithographic plates, tissue guards. Scattered light foxing, more often affecting text & tissue guards than the plates, which are on the whole clean, bright & attractive. First octavo edition.

Sabin 2368; Reese 38 $4,000-6,000

SPORTING Lots 178-182 178 1 vol.

(United States Cartridge Company, publisher.) Where to Hunt American Game. Lowell, Mass., 1898. First edition. 8vo, orig. giltlettered & pictorial green cloth; edge wear, corners bumped, occasionally scuffed. plates, other illus. $60-90 179 1 vol.

[Smith, Thomas.] Sporting Incidents in The Life of Another Tom Smith, Master of Foxhounds. London: Chapman and Hall, 1867. First edition.

8vo, later 19th or early 20th-Century triple gilt-fillet paneled polished green calf, gilt floral spine compartments, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; spine faded to brown, corners bumped, joints very occasionally rubbed, bottom spine label chipped, by Zaehnsdorf. With 12 plates on blue paper. Lacking frontis. portrait.

Internally clean. Bookplate of Van Santvoord Merle-Smith, with his signed inscription on front blank. $80-120 180 1 vol.

Johnson, Harold, compiler. Who’s Who in Major League Base Ball.

Chicago: Buxton, (1933). 4to, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated red cloth; spine ends frayed, other light edge wear, occasional minor dampstaining. Frontis., photo illus. Front hinge cracked, frontis. detached, a few leaves sprung. Internally generally clean. $80-120 181 1 vol.

Lynch, Bohun. The Prize Ring. London: Country Life, 1925. #257/750.

4to, orig. vellum-backed bds., circular leather label, gilt-lettered spine; spine ends rubbed, corners bumped, cover scuffed & slightly warped. With 40 plates (incl. color plates). $80-120 182 1 vol.

(Olympic Games.) Die Olympischen Spiele 1936 in Berlin und Garmisch-Partenkirchen. [Berlin]: Cigaretten-Bilderdienst, [1936]. Vol. 1 (of 2) only. 4to, orig. blue cloth, gilt; moderately scuffed, d/j (extremities creased & chipped, upper front panel corner chipped away). Mounted photo illus. Occasional minor internal toning & wrinkling. $80-120

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05/27/10 BRITISH & IRISH SUBJECTS, INCLUDING TRAVEL Lots 183-187 183 1 vol.

(Boate, Gerard.) A Natural History of Ireland. Dublin: George Grierson, 1726. 3 parts in 1. 4to, contemp. paneled calf; rubbed & occasionally blistered, spine defective, covers detached, bdg. broken, title page loose. With 9 engraved plates (incl. fold. plates - 1 creased). Early owner’s ink ownership inscription. $150-250 184 5 vols.

Ireland - History, Description & Travel: lreland, Thomas. The History of Ireland. Dublin: R. Marchbank for R. Moncrieffein, 1774. Third edition. 3 vols. 8vo, contemp. tree calf, gilt ornamental spines, maroon & black morocco labels, marbled edges; covers moderately warped & occasionally blistered, joints rubbed & starting to crack.

Scattered light foxing. * Jefferys, Nathaniel. An Englishman’s Descriptive Account of Dublin,... London, 1810. 1st ed. 12mo, contemp. gilt-lettered diced calf, rubbed, front cover detached. Fold. map (a few small separations along folds - no paper loss, perhaps slightly shaved along fore-edge, light foxing to verso). Scattered light foxing to text. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by “The Author” on verso of title. * Black’s Guide to Dublin and The Wicklow Mountains.

Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1866. 16mo, orig. gilt-lettered & decorated green cloth; slightly wrinkled. Front free endpaper detached. With 2 maps (incl. fold. map); some paper loss along crease of fold. map. $250-400 185 1 vol.

Hall, S.C. Sketches of Irish Character. Philadelphia: J. Locken, 1860.

8vo, orig. gilt-decorated black cloth; spine ends frayed, casing loose, bdg. broken. With 8 plates, numerous wood-engraved text illus.

Some internal dampstaining.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $60-100

186 2 vols.

Wright, Thomas. England Under The House of Hanover. London: Richard Bentley, 1848. First edition. 8vo, contemp. 3/4 red calf & marbled bds., t.e.g., richly gilt spine compartments, green & burgundy morocco spine labels; corners rubbed, joints occasionally rubbed, upper corner of vol. 2 heavily rubbed. With 14 plates, numerous wood-engraved text illus. Internally clean.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $80-120 187 1 vol.

Finden, William and Edward, engravers. Views of Ports and Harbours, Watering Places, Fishing Villages... on The English Coast. London: Charles Tilt, n.d. [ca. 1840]. 4to, contemp. gilt pictorial & decorated green morocco rebacked modern gilt-lettered green morocco, a.e.g.; some edge wear. With 50 engraved plates, incl. frontis. & additional engraved title. Scattered light foxing. $150-250

AMERICANA Lots 188-205 188 3 vols.

American Military & Political History: Gracey, S.L. Annals of The Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry. (Philadelphia): E.H. Butler, 1868. #269 of ltd. ed. Sm. 4to, orig. 1/2 cloth & red bds., gilt-lettered spine; edge wear, a few blisters on front cover, minor internal creasing. Fold. map. * Stille, Charles J. Major-General Anthony Wayne and The Pennsylvania Line in The Continental Army. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1893. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. red cloth, gilt; some scuffing & staining. Author’s presentation slip tipped-in before title. * Schurz, Carl. Abraham Lincoln: An Essay. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1899. 1st ed. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered green cloth, t.e.g.; light to moderate wear. Frontis.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $80-120

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05/27/10 189 2 vols.

Tocqueville, Alexis de: Democracy in America. New York: George Adlard, 1839. Third American edition. Tall 8vo, orig. purple-brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; spines & edges faded, some edge wear.

Moderate foxing. Ex-library - 19th-Century Odd-Fellows’ Lib. Co. label on front paste-down. Howes T-278. * Democracy in America.

Part the Second. New York: J. & H.G. Langley, 1840. First American edition. Tall 8vo, orig. brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; spine chipped at extremities & starting to detach. Internally clean. Early owner’s ink signature at head of title page. Howes T-279. $100-150 190 2 vols. (1 wrappers) American 19th-Century Travel: Statia, W.E., publisher. Statia’s Official Hotel List Guide of The United States and Canadas... 1876.

Philadelphia, 1876. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth; occasionally scuffed. Map, numerous full-page illus. (of hotels). Internally clean. * (Knickerbocker Guide Co., pub.) Travelers Ready Reference National Railway & Steam Navigation Guide. New York, Dec., 1888. 8vo, orig. pictorial orange-red wrappers; some edge wear. Lg. fold. map, adverts., maps in text. Text slightly toned, a few small fissures. Fold. map clean & intact. $100-150 191 1 vol.

Eberlein, Harold Donaldson; Hubbard, Cortlandt van Dyke. Portrait of a Colonial City, 1670-1838. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, (1939). #465 of ltd. ed. 4to, orig. gilt-lettered red cloth, glassine, orig. box with paper labels. Illus., maps. Book plate of Dr. Noel J. Cortes on front paste-down. Bright, tight copy in slightly dusty box.

Presentation copy, inscribed to Dr. Cortes & signed by Eberlein & Hubbard on front free endpaper recto. $60-90 192 1 vol.

Martin, Edward W. The Secrets of The Great City:... Virtues and Vices,... of New York City. Philadelphia, etc.: Jones Brothers, (1868). 8vo, modern full gilt-paneled polished brown calf, gilt-ruled spine, raised bands, red morocco spine label; occasionally slightly scuffed. With wood-engraved vignette title + 32 wood-engraved plates (2 defective). Scattered light foxing. $60-90

193 1 vol.

(Remington, Frederic, illustrator.) Roosevelt, Theodore. Ranch Life and The Hunting-Trail. New York: Century, (1888). First edition. Folio, orig. gilt & green stamped pictorial tan buckram, a.e.g.; light wear. 2 plates, full-page & text illus. Some discoloration to endpapers, otherwise internally clean.

Howes R-432 (1st bdg. state) $200-300 194 1 vol.

(Remington, Frederic, illustrator.) Garland, Hamlin. The Book of The American Indian. New York: Harper, 1923. First edition. 4to, orig. bds., pictorial cover label; corners bumped, other moderate wear, some chipping to edges of label. With color frontis. + 34 b/w plates.

Internally generally clean. Lacking d/j & slipcase. $60-90 195 1 vol.

Donaldson, Thomas. Moqui Pueblo Indians of Arizona and Pueblo Indians of New Mexico. Washington: U.S. Census Printing Office, 1893. Eleventh Census of The United States, Extra Census Bulletin.

4to, modern gilt-lettered 1/4 green calf & pebbled blue cloth. With 3 chromolithographic plates, wood-engraved & 1/2 tone photo plates, maps (incl. fold. map). Internally clean, a few short close marginal tears. $150-250 196 1 vol.

(Eastman, Edwin.) Seven and Nine Years Among the Camanches and Apaches. Jersey City: Clark Johnson, 1873. First edition. 12mo, orig. orange cloth; some edge wear, moderately scuffed. With 8 woodengraved plates. Scattered foxing & spotting. 1 p. adverts. $60-90 197 1 vol. + 1 piece.

Force, Brigadier General M.F.: From Fort Henry to Corinth. New York: Scribners, 1881. First edition. Campaigns of The Civil War - II. 12mo, orig. gilt-lettered blind pictorial blue cloth; minor wear. * Original silver ribbon mount, engraved, “Vicksburg, July 4th 1863,” for medal awarded to General M.F. Force.

Force, Manning Ferguson (1824-1899), Union officer, jurist. Son of Peter Force. Breveted Major General in recognition of “especial gallantry before Atlanta, Georgia”; Judge of Superior Court of Cincinnati. $200-300

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05/27/10 198 1 vol. (wrappers) (Slave Narrative.) (Jones, Thomas H.) Experience of Thomas H. Jones, Who Was a Slave for Forty-Three Years. Written by a Friend.

Worcester: H.J. Howland, 1857. 12mo, orig. printed salmon wrappers; some creasing & edge wear, slightly dusty. Minor internal wear to fore-edge.

Sabin 36611 (1st ed., Boston, 1850). $150-250 199 2 vols.

Ramsay, David. Vida de Jorge Washington. New York: Tompkins & Floyd, 1825. 12mo, contemp. full gilt & blind stamped richly decorated calf, spines gilt, edges stained yellow; minor wear. Some internal spotting. First Spanish-language edition in attractive bdg.

American Imprints 22023 $80-120 200 1 piece.

Broadside. Franklin, Benjamin. “The Way to Wealth, by Dr. Benjamin Franklin.” Derby: G. Wilkins, n.d. [179?]. Folio, 17 x 10 3/4 inches (430 x 273mm) - sheet size; 15 3/4 x 9 1/8 inches (400 x 230mm) - printed surface. Minor discoloration at old folds. $200-300 201 1 vol.

(Franklin, Benjamin, printer.) Fisher, George. The American Instructor, or Young Man’s Best Companion. Philadelphia: B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1748. 12mo, presumed orig. sheep; worn & repaired, lacking endpapers, bdg. separated from text block. Abrasion to title with some loss of text to the first & second paragraphs following “containing,” small stains obscuring a few words, upper fore-edge corners of last leaves, 2K 1-3, chipped with some loss to ptg.

Lacking plates 2 & 3 (of 3).

Sold with all faults.

Miller 439; Evans 6238 $500-800 202 1 vol.

Wollstonecraft, Mary. Letters Written During a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Wilmington: for J. Wilson & J. Johnson, Bookseller, 1796. First American edition. 12mo, contemp. sheep, red morocco spine label; rubbed, cover slightly warped.

Scattered light foxing. Without the 12 pp. J. Wilson & J. Johnson Bookseller cat. at back. Head of title page clipped - no loss of ptg.

Evans 31653 $100-150

203 2 vols.

Early American Imprints: Ellwood, Thomas. Davideis; The Life of David, King of Israel: A Sacred Poem in Five Books. Wilmington: Johnson & Preston, 1797. 12mo, contemp. speckled sheep; corners bumped, joints starting to separate. Some internal dampstaining.

Complete with blanks. Evans 32079. * (Bible in English.) The Holy Bible, Containing The Old and New Testaments... Philadelphia: Mathew Carey, 1811. Thick 12mo, orig. sheep spine only, covers gone.

Scattered internal spotting, some creasing to fore-edge corners.

American Imprints 22355. $100-150 204 2 vols.

Proud, Robert. The History of Pennsylvania in North America.

Philadelphia: Z. Poulson, Junior, 1797-1798. 8vo, orig. bds., printed blue spine labels; head of spine of vol. 1 chipped away, vertical fissures to spines, some edge wear. Portrait, fold. map. Some offsetting. Scattered light foxing. Unopened.

Evans 32729, 34421; Howes P-639 $250-400 205 3 vols.

Travel & C - American 18th & 19th-Century Imprints: Keate, (George). An Account of The Pelew Islands. Wilmington: M.L. Weems, 1794. 1st (Am.?) ed. 12mo, orig. bds.; scuffed & worn. Some internal dampstaining. Old ink annotations. Evans 27177. * Churchman, John. An Account of The Gospel Labours. Philadelphia: J. Crukshank, 1779. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp. speckled sheep; joints scuffed, light edge wear. Some internal spotting & dampstaining. Evans 16223. * Dumas, Alexandre. Impressions of Travel in Egypt and Arabia Petraea.

New York: J. S. Taylor, 1839. 1st Am. ed. 12mo, orig. dark brown cloth, spine gilt; light to moderate wear. Scattered, generally light, foxing. American Imprints 55441. $100-150

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05/27/10 TRAVEL & EXPLORATION Lots 206-216 206 5 vols.

(Travel.) Baedeker, Karl: The Mediterranean, Seaports and Sea Routes.

Leipzig, etc., 1911. 1st ed. * Paris and Environs. Leipzig, etc., 1913. 18th ed. * Central Italy and Rome. Leipzig, etc., 1909. 15th ed. * Northern Italy including Ravenna, Florence and Pisa. Leipzig, etc., 1930. 15th ed. * Rome and Central Italy. Leipzig, etc., 1930. 16th ed. All 16mo, orig. gilt-lettered flexible red cloth, d/j for Rome & Central Italy, 1930, only; occasional light wear. Maps, plans. Occasional minor internal creasing. Former owner’s ms. or printed ownership on title page of 1st 2 titles listed. $60-90 207 2 vols.

(Cook, James, Capt.) (Three Voyages.) The Voyages of Captain James Cook. London: W. Smith, 1842. Lg. 8vo, contemp. gilt-paneled brown calf, a.e.g.; scuffed, joints & edges rubbed. Engraved portrait, additional engraved vignette title, 4 engraved maps, 144 woodengraved text illus. Light to moderate foxing to maps. Front free endpaper & 1st signature of vol. 1 loose. $200-300

208 11 vols. (4 wrappers) The Middle East - Including Egypt & Persia: Arnold, Arthur. Through Persia by Caravan. New York: Harper, 1877. 1st Am. ed. 12mo, orig. terra-cotta cloth, spine gilt; moderate edge wear. * New York Public Library. List of Works... Relation to Persia. New York, 1915. 8vo, orig. wrappers; occasional chipping to edges. * Wilson, Arnold T. A Bibliography of Persia. Oxford: Clarendon, 1930. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, spine gilt; light wear, d/j (some spotting, slightly dusty). Some spotting to front & back matter. * Muller, Victor. En Syrie avec les Bedouins. Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1931. 1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig. wrappers.

Maps, incl. fold. map. Bottom fore-edge corner creased. Unopened. * Lyall, Charles James. Translations of Ancient Arabian Poetry. London: Williams & Norgate, 1930. Sm. 4to, orig. cloth; light edge wear, d/j (occasionally dusty). * Philby, H. St. J. B. Arabian Highlands. Ithaca: Cornell, (1952). 1st ed. Thick 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt; light wear, d/j (some edge wear). Photo plates, maps - incl. lg. fold. map in back cover pocket. * Dickson, H.R.P. The Arab of The Desert:... Badawin Life in Kuwait and Sau’di Arabia. London: G. Allen & Unwin, (1949). 1st ed. Thick 8vo, orig. cloth; light wear. Photo & color plates, other illus., 6 genealogical tables & 10 maps on 7 sheets at back. * Lozach, J.; Hug, G. L’Habitat Rural en Egypte.Cairo, 1930. 1st ed. 4to, orig. wrappers; slightly dusty, foot of spine chipped. Fold. maps, photo plates. Unopened. * Wiener, Lionel. L’Egypte et ses Chemins der Fer. Brussels, 1932. 1st ed. 4to, orig. wrappers; a few tears & chips. Color & plain plates, fold. maps. Bdg. broken. * Breasted, James Henry. A History of Egypt. London, 1950. 4to, orig. cloth, d/j (slightly dusty).

Color frontis., photo plates, other illus. * Smith, George Adam. Atlas of The Historical Geography of The Holy Land. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1905. Sm. folio, orig. gilt-lettered cloth; light to moderate wear. Color & plain maps. $120-180 Foster’s Arabia 209 2 vols.

Foster, Charles. The Historical Geography of Arabia. London: Duncan & Malcolm, 1844. First edition. 8vo, contemp. 1/4 calf & marbled bds.; scuffed & rubbed, spines desiccated & occasionally chipped.

With 2 fold. maps tipped-in to face title pages, vignette plate, fold. plate & double-page plate of inscriptions. Internally generally clean. tear along fold of 2nd map - negligible paper loss. 19th-Century Presbyterian Board of Publication, Phila., library bookplates on front paste-downs. $300-500

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05/27/10 210 2 vols.

Karaka, Dosabhai Framji. History of The Parsis:... Their Manners, Customs, Religion, and Present Position. London: Macmillan, 1884.

First edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-pictorial & decorated blue cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, light edge wear, foot of spine of vol. 1 starting to fray, front hinge of vol. 1 tender & beginning to chip.

With 7 plates, incl. frontis. portrait, 4 color & 2 photo plates.

Scattered light foxing. Partly unopened. Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by the author’s son on vol. 1 1/2 title. $60-90 211 1 vol.

Benjamin, S.G.W. Persia and The Persians. Boston: Ticknor, 1887. First edition. Lg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial red stamped blue cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light edge wear. Frontis. portrait, fullpage & text illus. Bright, attractive copy.

From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $80-120 212 4 vols.

Indian Subjects - Primarily Hindu: Moor, Edward. The Hindu Pantheon. London: J. Johnson by T. Bensley, 1810. 1st ed. 4to, contemp. calf, spine gilt, red morocco spine label; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. With 105 plates. Scattered light foxing. * Ward, W. A View of The History, Literature and Religion of The Hindoos. Serampore, 1818, 1815. 2nd ed. 2 vols. 4to, modern maroon buckram; slightly dusty. Complete with 1/2 titles. Ex-library - ink stamp on titles. * Coomaraswamy, Ananda. The Dance of Siva. New York: The Sunwise Turn, 1918. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. green cloth, paper spine label; moderate wear, label chipped. Plates. Front free endpaper detached. $120-180 213 2 vols.

African Travel: Buel, J.W. Heroes of The Dark Continent. Philadelphia, etc.: J.C. Winston, 1890. 4to, orig. lettered & pictorial red cloth; moderate scuffing, occasionally dusty. Fold. map, 4 chromolithographic plates, numerous text illus. Internally generally clean. * Roosevelt, Theodore. African Game Trails. New York: Syndicate Pub. Co., (1910 or later). Lg. 8vo, orig. pictorial cloth; moderately scuffed occasionally stained. Color plates, photo illus. $80-120

214 5 vols.

Brazil - Description, Travel & C: Kidder, Daniel P. Sketches of Residence and Travels in Brazil. Philadelphia: Sorin & Ball, 1845. 1st ed.

2 vols. 12mo, orig. green cloth, gilt; occasionally scuffed, slightly dusty. With map + 10 plates, wood-engraved text illus. Some offsetting, moderate foxing throughout. Sabin 37708. * Herndon, Wm. Lewis; Gibbon, Lardner. Exploration of The Valley of The Amazon.

Washington: Robert Armstrong, 1854. House issue. 2 vols. 8vo, orig. purple cloth; spine of vol. 1 & entirety of vol. 2 faded to brown, scuffed, spine ends of vol. 2 worn away. With map, chart + 51 (of 52) plates - lacking the Yuracares Plantation plate in vol. 2. Light to moderate foxing. Sabin 31524. * Atlas do Brazil. Rio de Janerio: F. Briguiet, 1909. Folio, orig. cloth, spine repaired, hinges cracked.

Color & other maps. $100-200 215 1 vol.

Twiss, Richard. Travel Through Portugal and Spain. London, 1775. 4to, contemp. gilt-paneled tree calf, morocco spine label; scuffed, spine & edges rubbed, front cover detached, back joint stressed. With fold. map, 6 plates (2 fold), engraved tailpiece. Light foxing to title page, other scattered light foxing. Generally internally crisp & attractive. $500-800 Color Plate Venice 216 1 vol.

Quadri, Antonio. Il Canal Grande di Venezia. Venice, 1828. Oblong folio, old green marbled bds., green morocco spine & corners, modern orange morocco cover label. With engraved hand-colored plan + 47 hand-colored engraved plates. Scattered light foxing.

Former owner’s signature at fore-edge foot of title page. Stamped ownership at bottom of fore-edge margins of plates. Bound with the hand-colored engraved plan & 4 (of 15) hand-colored engraved plates of Quadri’s la Piazza di San Marco in Venezia, [Venice], [1831].

Minor dampstaining at upper fore-edge corners of the last 10 plates of the first work & the plan & plates of the second. $2,000-3,000

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05/27/10 AUTOGRAPH & MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL Lots 217-287 217 Lot. Autograph Material - Cut Signatures & C: Terry, Ellen; Irving, Henry - both on defective printed benefit program, 1884. * Sampson, W.T. - Admiral Commander-in-Chief, Spanish-American War; Sigsbee, Charles D. - Captain of the U.S.S. Maine. * Miles, Nelson A; Biddle, A.J. Drexel; Hubbard, Elbert. $100-150 218 1 vol.

(Warren Buffett.) Kilpatrick, Andrew. Of Permanent Value: The Story of Warren Buffett. Birmingham, Alabama, (1994). First edition. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j. Near Fine. Signed & inscribed by Warren Buffett and the author on front free endpaper recto. $80-120 219 2 vols.

Space Exploration - Signed Books: Lebedev, Valentin. Diary of A Cosmonaut: 211 Days in Space. (College Station), Texas, (1988). 1st English-language ptg. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered & pictorial red cloth; light wear, d/j (some creasing, a few light fissures). Frontis. portrait.

Signed & inscribed beneath portrait by Valentin Lebedev. * Nelson, Bill. Mission: An American Congressman’s Voyage to Space. San Diego, etc.: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, (1988). 1st ed. 8vo, orig. bds.; extremities sunned, d/j (light wear & minor creasing). Signed, inscribed & dated, “1988,” on front free endpaper recto by Bill Nelson. $80-120 220 1 piece.

Color Photograph Signed. Armstrong, Neil. 10x 8 inches (254 x 203mm). $200-300 221 1 vol.

Autograph Album, ca. 1939-1948. Oblong 12mo, orig. leather; moderate wear. Primarily athletes, incl. 1939 Philadelphia Eagles David O’Brien, Drew Ellis, Bill Hughes, [Maurice] “Harpo” Harris; Jimmy Foxx; ca. 1948 Boston Red Sox - Ted Williams, Dom DiMaggio, Bill Hitchcock, Earl Johnson, Jake Jones, Tex Hughson, Wally Moses, et al. $600-900

222 5 pieces.

Autograph Material - American & British Artists: Rockwell, Norman. First Day Cover Signed. 50th Anniversary, Boy Scouts of America, Feb. 8, 1960. * Moses, Grandma. Card Signed. * Moore, Henry. Postage Stamp - signed in margin. * _ _. Card Signed. With Monaco stamp. 1958. * Kent, Rockwell. Card Signed. With “Peace on Earth” stamp. $120-180 223 4 pieces.

Post Cards Signed - American Artists: (Oakley), Violet. Paris, Dec. 8, 1928. Autograph post card signed to Mary Mason. * (Oakley), Violet. [Chicago?], Nov. 6, 1934. Autograph post card signed to Mary Mason. * Phillips, Margorie. N.p., Jan. 2, 1933. Autograph post card signed to Mary Mason. * Wyeth, Jamie. Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts Exhibition notice card, signed, 1980. $200-300 224 2 pieces.

Autograph Material - American Artists: Wyeth, N.C. Autograph Letter Signed. Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, Oct. 25, [19]40. 1 p., 4to in addressed postal envelope. To Carl Lindborg, complimenting him on a color printing job. N.C. Wyeth’s letterhead & envelope. Minor creases along fold. * Garber, Daniel. Autograph Note Signed.

Cuttalossa, Lumberville, Pa., Oct. 9, 1940. On card stock. In Garber’s addressed postal envelope. To Carl Lindborg. $300-500 225 1 piece.

Photograph LP Album Cover Signed. Chagall, Marc. Rachmaninoff, “Suite from The Opera ‘Aleko’ Caprice Bohemein,” USSR Symphony Orchestra, Yevgeny Svetlanov. Angel SR-40253. Color cover design

by Chagall, complete with LP. $80-120 226 1 vol.

Picasso: 46 Lithographien. Munich: R. Piper, (1956). Foreword by Kurt Kusenberg. 12mo, orig. color pictorial bds.; spine starting to detach. plates. Title page signed by Picasso & decorated with brown ink & wash drawing.

Provenance: Purchased from Angela Soto, a friend of Picasso. $300-500

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05/27/10 227 15 vols.

(Ted Key.) Plays in book form - Primarily American - Includes 12 Random House Play imprints, ca. 1950-1965. 8vo, orig. cloth, d/j’s.

Minor wear. Ted Key’s copies, each signed by him at head of front free endpaper recto. $80-120 228 1 vol.

Wiggin, Kate Douglas. The Old Peabody Pew. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1908. 8th ptg. 8vo, orig. blue & red stamped gilt-lettered grey cloth, t.e.g., pictorial cover label; light edge wear. Color frontis., other illus. Front hinge starting to crack.

Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by Kate Douglas Wiggin on front free endpaper recto. $80-120 229 1 vol.

Lewis, C.S. De Descriptione Temporum. An Inaugural Lecture.

Cambridge Univ. Press, (1954). 12mo, orig. printed blue-green wrappers; edges a little sunned, minor creasing. Signed library ticket of Herbert Boyce Satcher at foot of front blank verso. Signed close to center of front wrapper by C.S. Lewis.

Lecture delivered upon Lewis’ assumption of the newly founded Medieval and Renaissance Chair at Cambridge. $120-180 230 1 vol.

Morrison, Toni. Love. New York: Knopf, 2003. First edition. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered cloth, d/j. Fine. Inscribed, dated, “12. 2003,” & signed by Toni Morrison on title page. $80-120 231 1 piece.

Half-Tone Portrait Signed & Inscribed. Wilder, Thornton.

University of Chicago, Nov. 1930. Matted. $60-90 Grace & George Kelly 232 1 vol. + 1 piece.

(Grace & George Kelly.) Kelly, George. Craig’s Wife. Boston: Little, Brown, 1926. First edition. 12mo, orig. black cloth, paper labels; occasionally slightly scuffed. George Kelly’s copy with signed, dated, “January 18, 1926,” ownership inscription on front free endpaper recto. * Christmas Card Signed. Grace, Princess de Monaco & Rainer III, Prince de Monaco. ca. 1970s. Minor wear. The playwright George Kelly was the actress Grace Kelly’s uncle. $150-250

233 23 pieces.

Photographs Signed - Female Motion Picture & other Performers: Bisset, Jacqueline, also inscribed, color photo, 11 1/2 x 8 inches . * Bow, Samantha, also inscribed, 5 1/2 x 8 inches . * Carrol, Dihann, also inscribed. * Carter, Lynda, also inscribed, matted. * Casta, Latitia, 8 x 6 inches . * Cleghorne, Ellen, also inscribed. * Dickinson, Angie, also inscribed. * Frank, Joanna, also inscribed. * Ferrare, Cristina. * Farell, Terry, also inscribed, 7 x 5 inches . * Hussy, Ruth. * Hyer, Martha, also inscribed, color photo, 6 3/4 x 4 7/8 inches . * Kurtz, Swoosie, also inscribed, color photo, 7 x 5 3/8 inches . * Leigh, Janet, blue felt pen signature. * Lynne, Neva. * Lucci, Susan, also inscribed. * Mason, Martha, also inscribed, 9 3/4 x 6 3/4 inches . * Perrine, Valerie. * Shaffer, Erica, also inscribed, color photo. * Stevens, Connie, also inscribed. * Wyler, Gretchen, also inscribed. All 10 x 8 inches , b/w unless otherwise indicated. $100-150 234 16 pieces.

Photographs Signed - Female Motion Picture, Theatre Performers, Models & C - Pin-Up Poses, including: Bleeth, Yasmine. * Bridges, Angelica. * Crawford, Cindy. * Guest, Cornelia, also inscribed, b/w photo. * Fairchild, Morgan, also inscribed. * Hunter, Rachel. * Janssen, Famke (2). * Lane, Abe, also inscribed, b/w photo. * Newmar, Julie, also inscribed, b/w photo. * Shelton, Deborah, also inscribed, b/w photo. * Welch, Raquel (2 - 1 also inscribed). All 10 x 8 inch color photos unless otherwise indicated. $80-120 235 11 pieces.

Autograph Material - Female Motion Picture, Stage & Popular Music Performers: Allyson, June, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca.

1960, silver print, 10 x 8 inches . * Allyson, June, Color Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1980s, 10 x8 inches . * Clooney, Rosemary, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1960, silver print, 10 x 8 inches , matted. * Cummins, Peggy, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1940s, silver print, 7 x 5 inches . * Day, Laraine, Photos Signed (2), silver prints, 5 x 3 1/2 inches . * Garson, Greer, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1940s, silver print, 3 1/2 x 5 inches . * Johns, Geynis, Photo Signed, silver print, 10 x 8 inches , signature rather faded. * Powell, Eleanor, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1940, silver print, 5 x 4 inches . * [Picon], Molly. Photo signed & inscribed, 10 x 8 inches , some creasing, in red ink. * Russell, Rosalind, Check Signed, Beverly Hills, May 16, 1947. $150-250

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05/27/10 236 4 pieces.

Autograph Material - Male Motion Picture Performers: Burton, Richard, Card Signed. * (Jaffe), Sam, Photo Signed & Inscribed, ca.

1930s, silver print, 10 x 8 inches , sepia toned. * Raymond, Gene, Photograph Signed & Inscribed, ca. 1935, silver print, 7 x 5 inches . * Segal, George, Photograph Signed, printing out sheet, 10 x 8 inches , image 4 3/4 x 7 inches . $80-120 237 5 pieces.

First Day Covers Signed: Bacall, Lauren. Stamped Sept. 27, 1944. * Betz, Pauline [Tennis champion]. Stamped Sept. 25, 1946. * Blaine, Vivian. Stamped Oct. 31, 1944. * De Carlo, Yvonne. Stamped April 10, 1947. * De Haven, Gloria. Also inscribed. Stamped May 22, 1944. * Miranda, Aurora. Also inscribed. * Jepson-Turner, Belita.

Also inscribed. Stamped July 24, 1947. Scattered light wear. $50-80 238 1 piece.

Baseball Signed: Elizabeth Taylor, Lauren Bacall, Jean Simmons.

With June 14, 1993 TLS, on Elizabeth Taylor letterhead, composed & signed by her Executive Secretary, Geoff Blain, included: “... we are returning your signed baseball.” $80-120 239 1 piece.

Color Photo Signed. Gilligan’s Island Cast. Bob Denver, Tina Louise, Dawn Wells, Jim Backus. 10 x 8 inches . Clean & attractive. $80-120 240 2 pieces.

Photographs Signed & Inscribed: Bette Davis, ca. 1940. Silver print, 10 x 8 inches , Hurrell stamp on verso. * Joan Crawford, ca. 1936.

Silver print, 10 x 8 inches . Both clean & attractive, with bold inscriptions & signatures. $150-250 241 1 piece.

Paper Slip Signed. Hepburn, Katherine. 5 x 5 1/2 inches 9100 x 139mm). Clean, clear & attractive.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120

242 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Hart, William S. Newhall, California, June 4, [19]29. 1 p., 4to. On Horseshoe Ranch letterhead. Signed Bill Hart. $100-150 243 Lot. File of Material relating to Dorice Covert - Ziegfeld Follies beauty & stage actress, ca. 1920s & 1930s - Includes photos signed to her by show business associates; scrapbook holding original & 1/2 tone photos, sheet music, programs & clippings relating to Covert’s 1930s stage career. Figures represented include Lida Mae, Danny Healey, Rosemarie, John Walsh. Lot also includes 5 unrelated signed photos of performers & celebrated persons, ca. 1920s-1940s among these photo of Harry James with faded signature. $120-180

AMERICAN POPULAR SONG & C Lots 244-267 244 Lot. Autograph Material - Primarily relating to American Popular Song: Marks, Johnny. Autograph letter signed. New York, n.d. 1 p., 4to. In red ink. * Dubin, Alexander S. Autograph letter signed. Philadelphia, 8/11, 1909. 1 1/4 pp., 4to. On Dr. S.M. Dubin’s letterhead. * Livingstone, Jay. Postal envelope signed, Oct. 23, 1974. * Strouse, Charles. Autograph music quotation, “The Sun’ll Come out Tomorrow,” signed on card; signed postal cover with autograph music quotation, “Tomorrow,” July 13, 1978; signed postal cover with autograph music quotation, “Put on A Happy Face,” March 23, 1977. * Weston, Paul. Autograph music quotation, “Day by Day,” signed & inscribed, on card. * “Kent, Walter. Autograph music quotation, “I’ll be Home for X-mas,” inscribed & signed, on card. * Carmichael, Hoagy. Small sheet signed with mounted 1/2 tone photo. * Yellin, Jack. Autograph card signed & inscribed. * Caesar, Irving. Autograph music quotation, “Swanee,” signed on card. * Hamlisch, Marvin.

Autograph music quotation, “The Way We Were,” signed. * Postal cover with autograph music quotation signed, June 9, 1983. * Harburg, E.Y. [Yip]. Autograph inscription on small slip signed. * Bock, Jerry. Postal cover signed & inscribed, May 6, 1970. * Livingston, Jay. Autograph music quotations, “Silver Bells,” “No-Na Lisa,” inscribed & signed on card. * Dorsey, Tommy & Jimmy.

Coming attractions side of Meadowbrook Cedar Grove, New Jersey menu card, 11 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (292 x 190), ca. 1955. * Sondheim, Stephen. Phonograph album record sleeve, “Marry Me a Little,” signed, 1981. Some creasing, complete with vinyl record. * Webber, Andrew Lloyd. Card signed; Rice, Tim. Card signed. Matted together with Evita, “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” sheet music cover.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $250-400

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05/27/10 245 9 pieces.

Photographs Signed, Often Inscribed - American Popular Music: Tex Beneke - signed, inscribed & dated, “Feb. 1947.” * Hoagy Carmichael - signed & inscribed, ca. 1970s. * Jack Healy - signed & inscribed, in costume as The Tin Man. * Ethel Merman - signed & inscribed, ca. 1930s. * Jerry Herman. * Billy Rose - signed & inscribed, ca. 1960. * Vivenne Segal - signed & inscribed, ca. 1940. * Harry Revel - signed & inscribed, ca. 1940s. * Eddie Bracken signed & inscribed, ca. 1980. All 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm) or 8 x 10 inches . Generally clean with clear, strong signatures.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $120-180 246 3 vols.

Scores & Song Books - American & British 20th-Century Popular Music: Caesar, Irving; Marks, Gerald. Irving Caesar’s Sing a Song of Safety. (New York: Irving Caesar), (1937). 4to, orig. color illus. flexible bds., spiral bdg.; light wear. Color plates & other illus. by Rose O’Neill. Clean & crisp. Signed by Irving Caesar & Gerald Marks on 1/2 title. * Whiting, Richard. Famous Songs by... Beverly Hills, n.d.

4to, orig. wrappers; minor wear. Issued for promotional purposes by Mrs. Richard Whiting. Inscribed, dated (March 10, 1978) & signed

by Margaret Whiting on verso of front wrapper. * Herbert, A.P.; Ellis, Vivian. Bless The Bride. London: Chappell, (1947). 4to, orig. color wrappers; spine ends chipped, other minor wear. Inscribed, dated, (1967) & signed by Vivian Ellis at foot of front wrapper.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $200-300 247 7 pieces.

Autograph Material - American Popular Song - Music Quotations, Lyrics & C: Adler, Richard. Autograph music quotation with lyrics, “You’ve Gotta have Heart,” signed. 4 bars. * Kander, John.

Autograph music quotation with lyrics, “I’ll Be Home for X-mas,” dated, “3/4/88,” signed. 4 bars. * Strouse, Charles. Autograph music quotation with lyrics, “Bye Bye Birdie...,” signed. 4 bars. * Parish, Mitchell. Autograph lyrics signed. “We lived... Stars fell on Alabama.” * Cahn, Sammy. Typed lyrics signed. “Let It Snow!...” 1 p., 4to. * Coots, J. Freed. Short humorous autograph poem signed. 1 p., 4to.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $200-300

248 1 vol.

Kalmar, Bert; Ruby, Harry. The Kalmar-Ruby Song Book. New York: Random House, (1936). 4to, orig. bds.; moderate edge wear, occasional spotting & dust soiling, gutters of endpapers browned.

Contributions by Ben Hecht, Moss Hart, Irving Berlin, et al.

Presentation copy, inscribed (in Ruby’s hand) & signed by Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby on front free endpaper recto.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120 Signed & Inscribed by Irving Berlin 249 1 vol.

Berlin, Irving. Songs from Irving Berlin’s Alexander’s Ragtime Band cover title. [Los Angeles]: (20th-Century Fox), [1938]. 4to, orig. stiff wrappers; spine ends frayed. Frontis., full-page illus. Minor wear.

Internally clean.

Presentation copy, inscribed to the cinematographer of Alexander’s Rag Time Band, J. Peverell Marley, & signed by Irving Berlin on verso of frontis. Inscription & signature clean & clear.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $250-400 250 1 piece.

Sheet Music Signed. Berlin, Irving. “Blue Skies.” New York: Irving Berlin, [1938]. Folio, orig. pictorial wrappers; light wear. Matted.

Signed on back wrapper by Irving Berlin. Signature a little light.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $200-300 251 1 piece.

Card Signed. Berlin, irving. Beverly Hills Hotel card, dated (in another hand), “2, 7, 52.”

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120 “My father thanks you ...”

252 4 pieces.

Autograph Material. The Four Cohans: Autograph card inscribed & signed. Cohan, George M. * Autograph slip inscribed, signed. Cohan, J(erry) J. Also dated, “3, 22, 09.” Some creasing. * Autograph slip inscribed & signed. Cohan, Helen F. * Autograph slip signed. Cohan, Josephine. Helen & J.J. a little light.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $150-250

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05/27/10 Signed by George & Ira 253 1 portfolio.

Gershwin, George & Ira. Hi-Ho. New York, (1967). 4to, orig. wrappers, slipcase. Scattered internal spotting, light to moderate spotting to slipcase. 1/25 copies with orig. canceled check signed by George Gershwin (New York, Nov. 15, 1933). Inscribed for edition and Ed Jablonski & signed (below limitation notice) by Ira Gershwin, additionally inscribed & signed by Ira Gershwin on front wrapper of sheet music insert.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $500-800 254 1 piece.

Document Signed. Gershwin, George. New York, “4/10, 1932.”

Canceled check, perforated - affecting signature, but clean & dark.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $400-600 255 1 piece.

Autograph Music Manuscript Signed. Henderson, Ray. “Just a Memory.” N.p., n.d. [ca. 1927]. 1 p., folio; slightly toned. On Ditson Brand music paper. Titled, signed & annotated in ink by Henderson.

Lyrics in pencil in another hand. 49 measures of autograph music.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $500-800 256 1 piece.

Autograph Music Quotations Signed & Inscribed. Kern, Jerome.

On paper sheet, 4 x 5 1/4 inches (101 x 108mm). Clean, clear & attractive.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $300-500 257 1 piece.

Document Signed. Kern, Jerome. New York, Jan. 15, 1927. 1 p., folio.

Assignment of Canadian copyright for the musical “Susie.” Also signed by Anne Caldwell. Clean & attractive, center horizontal crease.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $150-250

258 2 pieces.

Autograph Material. Porter, Cole: Autograph music quotation, 2 bars, titled, “Night & Day,” & signed on paper sheet 3 3/4 x 5 1/4 inches (95 x 135mm). Dark but occasionally smudged. * Paper slip signed in green ink. Minor creasing.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $400-600 Richard Rodgers Manuscript Music 259 Lot. Manuscript Music - Richard Rodgers & C: (Rodgers, Richard.)

Autograph music manuscript. “Ladies of The Evening” [from The Boys From Syracuse], n.p., n.d. [ca. 1938]. 1 p., folio; some dampstaining, a few minor tears. In pencil. Autograph title & 58 autograph measures of music melody without lyrics, harmony sketched out in chords and chord number. “B. fr Syracuse” in pencil to upper corner, possibly in the hand of the pianist Margot Hopkins. * (Rodgers, Richard.) “Sing For Your Supper” [from The Boys From Syracuse]. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1938]. 1 p., folio; minor wear. In ink.

Autograph title & 52 autograph measures of music melody only, without lyrics or harmonic indications. Pencil corrections to four measures. * (Rodgers, Richard.) “Big Brother” [from The Boys from Syracuse]. 1 p., folio [on the verso of the preceding]. In ink.

Autograph title & 28 autograph measures of music, without lyrics or harmonic indications. * [Swift, Kay.] “Can This be Love” [from Fine & Dandy?]. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1938]. 1 p., folio [conjugate leaf of the above]. Title & 52 manuscript measures. In an unknown hand.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $2,500-4,000 Richard & Hammerstein Presentation South Pacific 260 1 vol.

Rodgers, Richard; Hammerstein, Oscar, 2nd. South Pacific. (New York: Williamson Music), (1949). First edition of the piano-vocal score. Folio, orig. blue wrappers; some creasing, spine mostly chipped away, front wrapper detached but present, some chipping & paper loss to foot of back wrapper, staining at upper fore-edge corner. Minor staining to first several internal upper fore-edge corners.

Presentation copy, inscribed on title page to the pianist-composer Margot Hopkins, dated, “Xmas 1949,” & signed by Richard Rodgers, also signed on title by Oscar Hammerstein [2nd]. Also with numerous pencil corrections & annotations to the score, most likely in Margot Hopkins’ hand.

Margot Hopkins was active as a piano accompanist to Rodgers. Her pencil corrections & annotations on approx. 50 pages of the score are likely alterations for one of several performances, likely made under instruction from Rodgers and/or Hammerstein.

Fuld, 4th ed., p. 51.

From the collection of Abraham Samuels $800-1,200

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05/27/10 261 1 piece.

Autograph Music Manuscript. Rodgers, Richard. “Honey Bun” [from South Pacific]. N.p., n.d. [ca. 1949]. 1 p., folio; some creasing at folds, occasional minor dust soiling. In pencil. Title at top of page in Rodgers’s hand. Melody, refrain and verse notated in 48 measures of autograph chordal progressions. Without lyrics. A few erasures & alterations.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $1,500-2,500 262 1 piece.

Sheet Music Signed. Rodgers, Richard; Hart, Lorenz. “A Twinkle in Your Eye” (from I Married an Angel). New York: Robbins Music Corp., (1938). 4to, orig. red-lettered grey pictorial wrappers; minor wear. Signed on front wrapper by Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart.

Signatures clean & clear.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $250-400 263 Lot. Autograph Material - American Popular Song & Musical Theatre.

File of correspondence & c - primarily addressed to the sheet music collector & lecturer, Abraham Samuels of Allentown, Pennsylvania, ca. 1970s-1990s, including: Ager, Milton, ALS, Los Angeles, June 17, 1976. 1 p., 8vo. * Alexander, Shana. TLS, Wainscott, N.Y., July 13, 1965. 1p., 4to. * Bolcom, William, ALS, Ann Arbor, Sept. 13, 1993. 1 p., 4to; Ann Arbor, Nov. 11, [1989]. 1 p., 4to. * Bolger, Ray, ALS, Beverly Hills, Sept. 13, 1971, 1 p., 4to; ANS, n.p., n.d. * Booth, Shirley, AN on Abraham Samuels TLS to her, Sept. 4, 1984. * Cahn, Sammy, TLSs (6), Beverly Hills, 1977-1981. * Carmichael, Hoagy, ALS, Carlsbad, Aug. 2, 1979, 1 p., 4to, contributing some thoughts on musical composition to be included in a lecture on his career by Mr. Samuels, “... I feel songs more or less write themselves, they are in the piano keys and it is up to the composer to find them...” * Cook, Barbara, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to her, June 3, 1990. * Coslow, Sam, ALS, New York, Jan. 24, 1980. 1 p., 4to; TLS’s (2), New York, Dec. 11, 1976 & May 25, 1978, both 1 p., 4to; ANS [1976]. * Dennis, Matt, ANS, Jan. 13, 1993. * Ellis, Vivian, ALS, Somerset, Nov. 29, 1983, 2 p., 4to. * Fain, Sammy, TLS, May 27, 1977. 1 p., 16mo. * Fabray, Nanette, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to her, Jan. 2, 1989, 1 p., 4to. * Feinstein, Michael, TLS, Los Angeles, Feb. 12, 1996, 1 p., 4to; ANS, Dec. 2, 2000. * Fetter, Ted, ALS, Fair Haven, N.J., April 15, 1988, 1p., 4to. * Garrett, Betty, ANS. * Godowsky, Frances Gershwin, ALS, Oct. 16, 1987, 1p., 8vo. * Gould, Martin, TLS, New York, Aug. 8, 1986, 1 p., 4to, on ASCAP letterhead. * Hart, Kitty Carlisle, ANS, [1984]. * Hyman, Dick, TLS, Venice, Florida., April 22, 1997, 1 p., 4to. * Jones, Allan, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, Aug. 5, 1985. * Kelly, Gene, TLS, Beverly Hills, Sept. 1, 1980, 1 p., 12mo; ANS on

Abraham Samuels TLS to him, July 7, 1977. * Lane, Burton, Autograph annotated music notation on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, July 7, 1977; TLS’s (6), ca. 1986-1991, ALS’s (2), New York, Nov. 18, 1991, Amagansett, may 5, 1980; ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS addressed to him, 1986. * Lippman, Sid, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, Aug 15, 1988. * Martin, Hugh, ALS, New York, July 4, 1977, 2 pp., 8vo; ALS, Leucadia, Cali., Jan. 23, 1978, 2 pp., 4to. * Marks, Gerald, TLS, New York, April 21, 1980, ASCAP letterhead; TLS, New York, July 6, 1960. * Mercer, John H [Johnny].

DS - Board of Directors minutes. * Morison, Patricia, ALS. N.p., n.d., 1 p., 4to. * Newman, Greatrex, TLS, Eastbourne, July 19, 1983, 2 pp, 12mo. * O’Brian, Jack, ALS, [New York], [Feb., 1981]. WOR letterhead. * Oakland, Ben, ALS, Beverly Hills, June 10, 1978, 1p., 4to. * Pethere, Bernice, ALS, Los Angeles, Dec. 12, 1986, 1 p., 4to. * Raye, Daye, ANS, on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, May 27, 1980. * Rodgers, Richard, TLS(?), New York, Oct., 12, 1978, 1 p., 4to.

Stamped signature? * Rogers, Chas. Buddy, ANS. * Ronell, Ann, ANS, on Abraham Samuels Automatic Devices Company Message sheet, Sept. 22, 1985. * Rose, Harold, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, Aug. 15, 1977. * Schwartz, Arthur, ALS, london, June 27, [1976], 1 p., 4to. * Spina, Harold, ALS, hollywood, July 14, 1976, 1 p., 4to. * Tobias, Harry, TLS’s (2), Sherman Oaks, Jan. 26, 1978, Feb. 1, 1978, both 1 p., 8vo. * Troup, Bobby, ALS, Jan. 11, 1993, 1 p., 4to; TLS, n.p., n.d. * Valee, Rudy, TN, April 19, 1978. * Venuta, Benay, ALS, n.p., n.d., 1 p., 12mo. * Warren, Harry S., TLS, Beverly Hills, Oct. 17, 1977, 1 p., 4to, contributing a reflective summary of his career for a lecture by Abraham Samuels. * Whiting, Margaret, ALS’s (6), ca.

1980s, 1990s, TLS’s (5), ca. 1978-2000, ANS’s (3). * Wilder, Alec, ALS, New York, Algonquin Hotel, July 1980, 1 p., 8vo. * Wright, Bob, ANS on Abraham Samuels TLS to him, June 15, 1990.

Lot also includes photocopies of Abraham Samuels letters to most of the above correspondence. $500-800 264 1 vol.

Jazz Autograph Signature Album. Lennie’s on the Turnpike, West Peabody, Massachusetts, 1969. Signatures include: Cannonball Adderly, Nat Adderly, Count Bassie, Milt Buckner, Jaki Byard, Miles Davis (with drawing of a cat & musical notations), Buzz Drootin, Fred Green, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Illinois Jacquet, Jo Jones, Bennie Morton, Flip Phillips, Jimmy Rushing, Clark Terry.

All entered in 11 x 14 inch “Beverly Sketch Book” in flexible orange bds., several pieces of Lennie’s ephemera inserted $300-500

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05/27/10 265 1 piece.

Menu Signed - Jazz Musicians: Bailey, Mildred; Norvo, Red; Crosby, Bob. Palais Royal Caberet Restaurant. New York, [ca. 1940]. 13 x 10 inches , orig. gilt-lettered black wrappers. Some creasing.

Signatures in pencil. $100-150 266 2 pieces.

Ellington, Duke: Photo signed & inscribed. Ca. 1945. 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm); some chipping & creasing at upper left corner. In just slightly light blue pen. * Photo. Duke Ellington & orchestra, ca.

1930-1935, 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm), sepia tone.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels. $80-120 267 1 piece.

Photograph Signed & Inscribed. Ellington, Duke. 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm). Ca. 1940s. Framed. $100-150 268 2 piece.

Autograph Material - Grainger, Percy: Photograph with autograph music quotation, dated, “June 1938,” inscribed & signed, “Percy.”

12 x 9 1/2 inches (305 x 240mm). 10 line inscription to “Harry” [Seitz], conductor of choir, New Central High School, Detroit, Mich. * Autograph letter signed. Detroit, Jan. 5, 1932. 2 p., 8vo; creases along fold. To Harry Seitz, expressing his pleasure after hearing the choir conducted by Seitz perform. With addressed envelope. $200-300 269 2 pieces.

Autograph Material - Violinists: Heifetz, Jascha. Autograph Inscription, signed & dated, “1924,” on 8vo sheet. * Perlman, Itzhak.

Photo Signed & Inscribed. Silver print, 10 x 8 inches . $150-250 270 1 piece.

Autograph Letter Signed. Elfreth, Hannah. [Philadelphia], 1775. 8 x 5 7/8 inches (203 x 150mm). Some chipping & small losses to text.

“My Dear Son...”

Elfreth, Hannah, wife of Jeremiah Elfreth, after whom Elfreth’s Alley, Philadelphia, the oldest continuously residential street in America, is named. $250-400

271 1 piece.

Document Signed. Hancock, John. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, April 18, 1792. 7 3/4 x 8 7/8 inches (196 x 250mm). With paper seal. Partly printed, filled-in in ms. Signed as Governor of Massachusetts, appointing George Millman Justice of The Peace. Crisp & clean, Hancock signature bold & dark. $2,500-3,500 272 3 vols.

(Hamilton, Alexander.) Swinburne, Henry. Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills. London: W. Clarke & Sons, 1803. 8vo, contemp. calf, morocco spine labels; restored & rubbed. Scattered light foxing.

Some darkening at heads of title pages. Signed by Alexander Hamilton at head of vol. 1 title page.

We have vetted this example of Hamilton’s signature with several persons long well aquainted with his hand who have been unable to dismiss or unequivocally endorse this signature as Hamilton’s. Sold not subject to return. $1,200-1,800 273 3 pieces.

Typed Letters Signed. Hoover, J. Edgar: Washington, D.C., March 16, 1936; June 2, 1937; November 12, 1952. All 4to, all on FBI letterhead. To William H. Sanford, declining an invitation to address The Engineers Club of Philadelphia; To Clarence E. Steer, Baltimore; To M.E. Broome, Lancaster, Pa. $100-150 274 1 piece.

Typed Letter Signed. MacArthur, Douglas. New York, Feb. 6, 1957. 1 p., 4to. To M. Manning Marcus, thanking an old friend for his message on the occasional of MacArthur’s 78th birthday. $120-180 275 1 vol.

(Vanderbilt, William Henry.) Choules, John Overton. The Cruise of The Steam Yacht North Star; A Narrative of The Excursion of Mr. [Cornelius] Vanderbilt’s Party... Boston: Gould and Lincoln, 1854. First edition. 12mo, orig. gilt-pictorial brown cloth; some edge wear, slightly faded, a little cocked, occasionally slightly scuffed. frontis. portrait of Cornelius Vanderbilt, plates, text illus., 22 pp. pub. cat. at back. Scattered light foxing, portrait of Captain F. Asa Eldridge moderately foxed & detached. Complete.

Presentation copy, inscribed & signed by William H(enry) Vanderbilt on front fly.

Vanderbilt, William Henry (1821-1885), financier, railroad executive, son of Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794-1877). $250-400

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05/27/10 AMERICAN PRESIDENTS Lots 276-279 Patent Signed by Andrew Jackson 276 1 piece.

Document Signed. Jackson, Andrew. Washington, D.C., May 14, 1836. 1 p., folio on vellum, paper seal. Light creasing along folds, vertical crease through “W” of “Andrew.” Partly printed with vignette, filled-in in ms. Signed as President.

Patent for Log Cylinder Washing Machine, invented by Luke R. Price.

With pen & ink drawing on paper & vellum leaf attached.

Generally clean & attractive, Jackson signature dark & bold. $1,000-1,500 Brigadier General’s Appointment Signed by Lincoln 277 2 pieces.

(Abraham Lincoln.) Autograph Document Signed. Lincoln, Abraham. Washington, May 11, 1864. 1 p., folio on vellum (19 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches ). Countersigned by Edwin M. Stanton. Appointing Manning F. Force Brigadier General. With paper seal. Bright & clean with dark & clear signatures. * Johnson, Andrew (stamped signature). Washington, April 7, 1866. 1 p., folio on vellum; minor creasing & occasional minor spotting. Confering on Manning F. Force the rank of Major General Brevet. With paper seal. Both with vignettes. Both in original presentation metal toleware cylinder.

Force, Manning Ferguson (1824-1899), Union officer, jurist. Son of Peter Force. Breveted Major General in recognition of “especial gallantry before Atlanta, Georgia”; Judge of Superior Court of Cincinnati. $8,000-12,000 278 2 pieces.

Typed Letters Signed. Hoover, Herbert. New York, April 9, 1940; June 16, 1941. Each 1 p., 4to, on Hoover’s letterhead. To the architect Robert C. Lafferty. $200-300 279 1 vol.

Carter, Jimmy. Palestine: Peace not Apartheid. New York, etc., (2006). First edition. 8vo, orig. bds., d/j (slightly creased). Ink library stamp on front free endpaper recto. Signed by J(immy) Carter on title page. $60-90

280 1 piece.

(English Civil War.) Manuscript Document Signed. Signed by Parliamentarians: Ashhurst, William; Bond, James; Holland, Cornelius; Hoyle, Thomas. N.p., November, 1648. 2 pp., sm. folio., Clean & attractive. $250-400 281 1 piece.

Manuscript Document Signed. George II, King of England.

Kensington, July 29, 1757. 1 p., folio. With paper seal. Clean & attractive, dark signature. Framed with engraved portrait.

Royal pardon for the youthful murderer William York. $250-400 282 1 vol.

Newman, John Henry. “Cicero.” Encyclopedia Metropolitana. London: John Joseph Griffin, 1849. Second edition. Cabinet Edition, Prospectus. 8vo, orig. brown cloth; scuffed. Also contains Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “A Preliminary Treatise on Method.”

Dampstaining to lower fore-edge corner.

With John Henry Newman’s autograph annotations preceding the article on its 1/2 title & verso & foot of the article’s first page (104 lines) & at its conclusion (40 lines). $1,200-1,800 283 Lot. Photographs Signed. Ethiopian Royal Family, ca. 1935: Photograph signed. Salassie, Haile. Portrait in circle format, silver print, 4 inch diameter. Signed below image. Clean. * Photograph Signed. Empress Manen. Silver print, 9 x 7 inches ; some smudging & spotting. * Hand-colored photograph signed. Prince Uakonen. Silver print, 9 x 7 inches ; occasionally slightly dusty. * Photograph signed. Princess Taranyawik. Silver print, 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches - image size. All in orig. mats. All signed in Amharic. Lot also includes material advertising 1936 lectures with lantern slides by the photographer Rose A. Aijan on Ethiopia to which she had recently traveled & returned with the above signed photographs. $500-800

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05/27/10 Lehman Brothers Documents 284 10 pieces.

Documents Relating to Lehman Brothers: Document Signed.

Lehman, Emanuel. New York, Feb. 22, 1853. 2 pp., 4to. United States Citizenship Papers. Partly printed, filled-in in ms. * Order letter to Lehman & Bros., Montgomery, Alabama from Troy, Alabama, March 3, 1853. 1 p., 4to. Purchasing service ware. * Document Signed.

Lehman, Emanuel. Frankfort-on-The-Main, May 5, 1865. 1 p., folio.

Passport issued to Emanuel Lehman by Consulate-General of The U.S. * Document with Stamped Signature. Johnson, Andrew.

Washington, March 2, 1866. 2 pp., folio. Post Civil War Executive Clemency for Emanuel Lehman. Partly printed, filled-in in ms. * Document Signed. Lehman, Emanuel. Montgomery, Alabama, March 12, 1866. 2 pp., 4to. Official acceptance of Presidential Warrant of Pardon. Partly printed, filled-in in ms. * Document Signed. Lehman, Emanuel, Mayer & Philip. [New York?], [Oct. 1, 1895]. Fragment - last 2 paragraphs & signatures - partnership agreement. * Facsimile of the 4 pp. partnership agreement of Oct. 1, 1885. * Autograph Letter Signed. Lehman, Philip. New York, July 31, 1896. 2 pp., 4to on Lehman Brothers letterhead. * Canceled Stock Certificate Signed. Lehman, Emanuel. Hoboken Ferry Company, 100 shares. March 23, 1897. All framed. $500-800 285 Lot. (American Theatre Manuscript Material.) Price, William Thompson. Analysis of Play Construction and Dramatic Principle.

Autograph (presumed) incomplete manuscript, 220 pp, 4to. Lot includes related autograph (presumed) manuscripts by Thompson, A New Way to Pay Old Debt, 5 pp, 4to, dramatic outline; also “The Division in Scenes,” 33 pp., 4to chapter.

Price, William Thompson (1846-1920). Critic & playwright, founded the American School of Playwriting; conducted the American Playwright magazine, 1912-1915, during his later years, a kind of “play doctor” for some of the outstanding playwrights of his day, author of The Technique of The Drama, 1892; A Life of Charlotte Cushman, 1894; The Analysis of Play Construction and Dramatic Principle, 1908, etc. $200-300 286 1 piece.

Gilt-Illuminated Manuscript Koran Leaf. Approx. 6 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (165 x 190mm). Some chipping & staining to edges.

Ca. 18th-Century. $100-200

287 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. $1,000-2,000

ORIGINAL GRAPHICS Lots 288-296 Early American School Oseola 288 1 piece.

[American School.] Original Wash Drawing. “Oseola. As Sketched from Life at Lake Monroe, Florida, by Capt. J.R. Vinton of The United States Army.” 11 1/2 x 8 inches (292 x 203mm). Signed “A. Ford” & dated 1839. Framed, floating mount, excellent state of preservation.

Executed in 1838 by A. Ford after a lithograph published that year

by J.H. Bufford, based on a sketch by J.R. Vinton. The Smithsonian Indian Gallery included 7 paintings by A. Ford after James Otto Lewis [Aboriginal Portfolio]. $3,000-5,000 289 1 piece.

[American School.] Original Watercolor. Panorama of St. Augustine harbor, with brigs in the fore & background. 12 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches (317 x 952mm). Signed “Belton” & dated 1830. Clean & attractive. Framed to archival standards. with 1984 conservation report in pocket at back of frame, reporting that the watercolor was removed from an old (contemp.) paper mount, that mount held 2 related wash drawings & was incorporated within the framing. Not examined out of frame. $3,000-5,000

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05/27/10 Original Frank Furness Drawings 290 2 pieces.

Original Architectural Wash Drawings. Furness, Frank: May 10, 1903. 6 5/8 x 9 1/2 inches (170 x 240mm) on heavy paper stock.

Minor dust soiling. Mounted along uper edges. In rather dusty & chipped mats. Each dated & signed with his monogram by Frank Furness.

These drawings are two of the three watercolor sketches, which constitute the first scheme for the Girard Trust Bank at Broad & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, commissioned by Effingham B. Morris. Furness was eventually removed from the project by the Girard board in favor of McKim, Mead & White, working with Furness’s partner Allan Evans. See Lewis, Michael J., Frank Furness.

Architecture and The Violent Mind, N.Y. & London: Norton, 2001 From the library of a direct descendant of the American architect Frank Furness. $1,500-2,500 Early Watercolor & Engraved Portraits 291 1 vol.

(Werff, Adriaan Van der, (1659-1722), attributed to.) (Portraits of Illustrious Personages.) N.p., ca. 1700. Folio, 19th-Century full giltpaneled scarlet morocco, richly gilt floral spine compartments, a.e.g.; joints rubbed, other occasional edge wear. With 23 monochrome watercolor portraits attributed to Adriaan van der Werff; each followed by an engraved portrait of the subject by Peter van Gunst, et al. Watercolor portraits approx. 12 1/4 x 7 7/8 inches (310 x 200mm) on sheets measuring 15 1/2 x 9 7/8 inches (393 x 250mm). Portraits: Henry VII [England]; Henry VIII [England]; Catherine d’Arragon; Anne Boleyn; Jane Seymour; Catharine Parre, Edward VI [England]; Mary Stuart; Jane Grey; Queen Mary [Bloody Mary]; Thomas Crammer; William Laud; Charles V [Don Carlos I]; Charles I [Great Britain]; Henrietta Marie de France; James I [Great Britain]; Anne Hyde [Wife of James II]; George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham; Maurice Prince of Orange; James IV [King of Scotland]; Marguerite [Queen of James IV of Scotland]; Guillaume Premier Prince d’Orange; Hamilton Count of Aran.

Watercolors & engravings clean & attractive. Engravers represented: Peter van Gunst (8); Cornelius Vermeulen (5); B. Audran (2); Charles Simonneau (3); Gerard Valck (5) $3,000-5,000 292 Lot. American Commercial Art. Sargent, F.: Original Pen & Ink Drawings, primarily female costume studies (20), 10 x 7 1/4 inches (254 x 185mm) & smaller, ca. 1900-1910 - Printed proof sheets. $200-300

293 15 pieces.

(African-American Subject.) Original Watercolor Illustrations.

(Perkins, Lucy Fitch.) [ The Pickaninny Twins. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1931.] 10 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches (270 x 350mm) & smaller. 14 framed.

Prekins, Lucy Fitch (1865-1937), American author & illustrator of “The Twins” series. Beginning with The Dutch Twins (1911), Perkins wrote over 25 books about twin children in other countries & times, in an attempt to encourage “mutual respect for the best which other nations bring to this shore” (Cambrigde Guide to Children’s Books in English, 2001). $250-400 294 4 pieces.

Original Drawings. [Geisel, Theodore] Seuss, Dr. The Cat in The Hat: Pencil & red crayon (2) - one signed in pencil & one signed in red crayon. * Green, red & black crayon - signed in black crayon. * Pen & color pencil - signed in ink. 10 x 8 inch sheets. $500-800 295 1 piece.

Original Drawing. Ditko, Steve. “Amazing Spider-Man.” Pen & color pencil (red, black & blue). 10 1/2 x 8 inches (267 x 203mm) -sheet size. Signed by Steve Ditko & Stan Lee. $200-300 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice 296 1 piece.

Original Animation Cel. Walt Disney Studios. Mickey Mouse as The Sorcerer’s Apprentice from Fantasia, 1939. 8 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches (216 x 266mm). Clean & attractive. Framed. $400-600

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05/27/10 PRINTS & C Lots 297-346 297 Lot. Costume: El Salon de la Moda. (Barcelona), 1883. Nos. 27-76. Folio, bdg. defective. With 44 color fashion plates, many wood-engraved illus. in text. Some toning & occasional foxing to many plates. * The Delineator. London, 1869, 1890, 1891, 1893. 8 assorted issues, 4to, orig. wrappers; often detached. Numerous plain fashion illustrations. * Godey, Louis A. Godey’s Lady’s Book. Philadelphia, Jan. & Feb., 1868.

2 vols. 4to, orig. wrappers; chipped. Fold. hand-colored fashion plate in each issue, other illus. Lot also includes loose color fashion folio plates - Der Bazar (13), 1892 & 1898; Chic Parisean (4 plates, other illus), 1890s. $100-150 298 4 portfolios.

La Mode Feminine, de 1490 a 1645, de 1820 a 1845, de 1845 a 1870, de 1870 a 1900. Small formats, 3 1/2 x 3 1/8 inches (89 x 79mm), orig. color pictorial wrappers. 20 color pochoir plates on card stock in each series, all together 80 plates. Each series complete, but not a full run of the series. $80-120 299 9 pieces.

Color Lithographs. Sem (Goursat, Georges). French costume & caricature, ca. 1920s. 19 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches (495 x 325mm).

Slightly toned, occasional minor spotting. $250-400 300 3 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings: French Costume/Caricature Prints.

[Paris], [ca. 1800]. Approx. 8 x 10 1/4 inches (203 x 260mm), margins. Moderate mat burn, foxing. “Le Bon Genre” & C. Framed. $80-120 301 1 vol.

(Mucha, Alphonse.) L’Estampe Modern. Paris, April 1898. Folio, orig. lithographic wrappers; minor creasing. Lacking contents. Front wrapper with pictorial design by Mucha. Generally clean & attractive. Selling Mucha illustrated wrappers only. $80-120

302 1 piece.

Lithographic & Color Pochoir Print. Gamy-Montaut, pub. Aviation scene. Paris, 1909. Approx. 17 1/4 x 30 inches (438 x 762mm).

Slight crease in image, likely mounted to bd., but clean & attractive.

Framed. $250-400 303 12 pieces.

Chromolithographs. United States Military Uniforms. 17 x 14 inches (430 x 355mm) - sheet size; scattered edge wear, minor spotting. [From Ogden, Henry A., Uniforms of The Army of The United States, New York, 1885-1908.] $80-120 304 1 piece.

Chromolithographic Poster. “Buffalo Bill: ‘The Farewell Shot,’ Positively The Last Appearance of Col. W.F. Cody.” N.p., n.d. [ca.

1890s]. 13 7/8 x 9 1/2 inches (352 x 240mm). Some creasing & surface wear. Condition B-/B. $200-300 Bierstadt Western Scene 305 I piece.

Color Lithograph Augmented by Hand. Bierstadt, Albert, after.

Western scene, Plains Indian camp at foot of The Rocky Mountains.

Ca. 1900. 22 1/2 x 34 1/2 inches (570 x 875mm) - sheet size.

Mounted on bd. With 9 inch vertical tear extending from upper center left margin into view of mountains - negligible paper loss, a few other minor scratches to image. With hand-applied color samples, to guide the colorist, in margins. $2,500-3,500 306 3 pieces.

Hand-Colored & Tinted Lithographs: Smith, John, pub. “Winter Scene in The Country.” Philadelphia, ca. 1860s. Hand-colored lithograph. 18 1/2 x 25 inches (470 x 635mm) - image & text.

Some mat burn & moderate toning, verso darkened, occasional repairs & paper loss in margins. * Another copy of the preceding, strong mat burn, rather toned, some paper loss in text & margins.

Both framed. * Fisher & Carpenter, pub. “Snipe Shooting.” New York, ca. 1850. Tinted lithograph. 19 1/4 x 23 5/8 inches (489 x 600mm) - image & text, good margins. A few close tears, mostly to margins, 1 extending 2 inches at center of image above text, some unobtrusive dampstaining. But bright & attractive. $200-300

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05/27/10 307 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. Currier, N., publisher. “Washington’s Reception by The Ladies on Passing The Bridge at Trenton, N.J., April 1789... Inaugurated... President.” New York, 1845. 12 3/8 x 8 3/4 inches (314 x 222mm) - image & text, good margins. Slightly toned. In 19th-Century framed.

Gale 7078 $80-120 308 1 piece.

Tinted Lithograph. “Main Exhibition Building, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, United States, America. 1776, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876. History of The United States.” N.p.” H. Schille, 1875.

19 1/2 x 26 5/8 inches (495 x 676mm) - image & text, margins.

Light mat burn, slightly toned, some wear & chipping at edges of margins. Hinge mounted, framed.

View of Main Exhibition Building with American historical border vignettes. $200-300 309 1 piece.

Tinted Lithograph. “Bird’s Eye View, Centennial Buildings.

Fairmount Park, 1876. Philadelphia.” Philadelphia: H.J. Toudy, 1875.

18 1/4 x 25 inches (463 x 635mm) - sheet size. Even light to moderate toning, light edge wear. Hinge mounted. Framed. $200-300 310 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Birch, William. “Arch Street Ferry, Philadelphia.” (Philadelphia), 1800. First edition. 11 1/8 x 13 1/2 inches (282 x 343mm), full margins. Light mat burn. Image bright & attractive. Framed.

Snyder 4a $400-600 311 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Birch, William. “Second Street North from Market St... Christ Church Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1799.

First edition. 11 x 13 1/8 inches (280 x 333mm), wide (full?) margins. Light mat burn, minor creasing, occasional dampstaining to edge of margins. Image bright & attractive. Framed.

Snyder 15a $400-700

312 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraving. Birch, W(illiam) & Son. “View in Third Street, from Spruce Street, Philadelphia.” [Philadelphia], [ca. 1800.]

First edition. 10 15/16 x 13 7/16 inches (278 x 341mm), wide margins. Heavily toned outside of plate mark, moderately toned above image but bellow plate mark, some scattered light foxing, minor creasing.

Snyder 18 $400-600

MCKENNY & HALL FLORIDA INDIANS Lots 313-321 313 8 pieces.

Hand-Colored Lithographs & Engravings. [Florida Indians]: McKenney & Hall 8vo plates, ca. 1870 (6), incl. Asseola. Often trimmed & with moderate mat burn & toning. * Chapman, J. “Aborigines of North America.” London, 1797. Hand-colored engraving, 10 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches (266 x 190mm). Moderate to heavy foxing. * Engraved image excised from De Bry, ca. 1591, later hand color. $200-300 314 4 pieces.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

[Florida Indians]: “Foke-Luste-Hago, A Seminole.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1842. 20 1/4 x 14 1/8 inches (514 x 358mm) - sheet size.

Light to moderate toning. * “Tulcee-Mathla. A Seminole Chief.”

Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1843. 19 3/4 x 14 1/16 inches (500 x 357mm) - sheet size. Slightly toned. * “Tuko-See-Mathla. A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1843. 17 3/4 x 12 1/8 inches (450 x 307mm) - sheet size. Moderate to heavy toning & mat burn, occasional chipping to edges - image intact. * “Julcee-Mathla. A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1843.

20 1/2 x 15 inches (520 x 380mm) - sheet size. Moderate toning & mat burn. $500-800 315 2 pieces.

Hand-Colored Lithographs. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

[Florida Indians]: “Nea-Matha-La, A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: Greenough, 1838. * “Oche-Fineco.” Philadelphia, 1845. Both approx.

20 x 14 inches (508 x 355mm) - sheet size. Light mat burn & toning. Each framed. $300-500

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05/27/10 316 2 pieces.

Hand-Colored Lithographs. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

[Florida Indians]: “Foke-Luste-Hago, A Seminole.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1842. Light toning & minor mat burn, occasional minor spotting. * “Nah-Et-Luc-Hopie.” Philadelphia, 1843. Very slightly toned. Each approx. 20 x 14 inches (508 x 355mm) - sheet size.

Each framed. $300-500 Fine McKenny & Hall Oseola 317 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

“Asseola, A Seminole Leader.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1842.

Approx. 20 x 14 inches (508 x 355mm) - sheet size. Very scattered, very light foxing. Clean & attractive. Well-colored with full background. Framed. $2,500-4,000 318 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

“Micanopy, A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1838.

19 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches (500 x 336mm) - sheet size. Lower right hand corner clipped. Clean & attractive. $250-350 319 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

“Micanopy, A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1838.

20 1/4 x 14 1/8 inches (514 x 358mm) - sheet size. Slightly toned, but well colored & attractive. $250-350 320 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

“Micanopy, A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1838.

Approx. 20 x 14 inches (508 x 355mm) - sheet size. Slightly toned but well colored & attractive. Framed. $300-500 321 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Lithograph. (McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.)

“Chittee Yoholo. A Seminole Chief.” Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1838.

20 1/4 x 13 7/8 inches (514 x 352mm) - sheet size. Light toning, light to moderate mat burn. $200-300

NATURAL HISTORY PRINTS Lots 322-335 322 Lot. Audubon, John James. The Birds of America. New York & Amsterdam, 1971-1972. 1/240. Folio, 4 calf & cloth portfolios; occasionally scuffed. Incomplete, with 125 of 435 color offset lithos, each 26 1/2 x 39 1/2 inches (673 x 1003mm). All clean & bright.

List of plates available upon request.

From the Lehman Brothers collection. $3,000-5,000 323 4 pieces.

Hand-Colored Ornithological Lithographs. Gould, J.; Richter, H.C.: “Machetes Pugnax.” * “Fulica Atra.” * “Merula Vulgaris.” * “Passer Domesticus, Ray.” (London), [ca. 1850-1880]. Approx. 20 3/4 x 13 5/8 inches (527 x 346mm), or reverse. Generally clean. Each framed. $200-400 324 2 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engraved 18th-Century Bird Prints - George Edwards, et al: “The Dominican Cardinal.” * “The Taban Parrot.” Each approx. 10 x 7 inches (254 x 180mm). Each framed. Sold with all faults. $80-120 325 4 pieces.

(Temple of Flora Prints.) Thornton, Robert John: “Group of Roses.”

Colored stipple engraving. 9 1/4 x 7 1/16 inches (235 x 180mm). * “Curious American Bog Plants.” Colored stipple engraving. 9 1/2 x 7 1/8 inches (241 x 180mm). * “The Oblique Leaved Begonia.”

Colored stipple engraving & roulette. 9 1/4 x 6 7/8 inches (235 x 175mm). * “The Persian Cyclamen.” Colored aquatint etching.

9 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches (235 x 184mm). [All London, 1812, 4to ed.]

Minor spotting to margins of Bog Plants, otherwise clean & bright.

Each framed. Dimensions refer to image size.

Dunthorne 302 $500-800

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05/27/10 326 3 pieces.

(Temple of Flora Prints.) Thornton, Robert John: “Tankerville’s Limodoran.” Colored aquatint etching & stipple engraving. 9 3/4 x 7 3/8 inches (247 x 187mm). * “The Narrow Leaved Kalmia.”

Colored aquatint etching & stipple engraving. 9 7/8 x 7 1/4 inches (250 x 184mm). * “The Indian Rose.” Hand-colored aquatint.

9 1/2 x 7 1/16 inches (241 x 180mm).

[All London, 1812, 4to ed.] Each framed. Dimensions refer to image size.

Dunthorne 302 $600-900 327 2 pieces.

(Temple of Flora Prints.) Thornton, Robert John: “Artichoke Protea.” Mezzotint, partly printed in color & finished by hand. 10 x 7 3/4 inches (254 x 196mm), margins. * “The Large Flowering Sensitive Plant.” Aquatint etching & stipple engraving, partly printed in color & finished by hand. 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches (241 x 184mm). * [Both London, 1812, 4to ed.] Clean & bright. Each framed.

Dimensions refer to image size.

Dunthorne 302 $300-500 328 1 piece.

Aquatint, Stipple & Line Engraving, Printed in Color and Finished

by Hand. Thornton, Robert John. “Large Flowering Sensitive Plant.” [from The Temple of Flora,] London, 1799. First edition, second state.

18 1/2 x 14 inches (470 x 356mm), good margins. Light mat burn.

Image clean, bright & attractive. Framed.

Dunthorne 301 $1,000-2,000 329 1 piece.

Mezzotint & Aquatint, Printed in Color and Finished by Hand.

Thornton, Robert John. “The Superb Lily.” [from The Temple of Flora,] London, 1799. First edition, second state of the Ward plate.

18 1/2 x 13 11/16 inches (470 x 348mm), good margins. Light mat burn. Very good, well-colored impression, image clean, bright, vivid & attractive. Framed.

Dunthorne 301 $2,000-3,000

330 3 pieces.

Stipple Engravings, Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Redoute, Pierre Joseph. [Les Roses]: “Rosier de Mai a Fleurs Simples.” * “Rosier a Fruit Fetide.” * “Rosier a Feulles de Pecher.” [All Paris, 1817-1824]. Each 13 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches (350 x 260mm), margins (narrow). Very occasional, very minor spotting. Each framed.

Dunthorne 232 $500-800 331 2 pieces.

Stipple Engravings, Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Redoute, Pierre Joseph. [Les Roses]: “Rosier e Eglantier.” * “Rosier a Fleurs Geminees.” [Both Paris, 1817-1824]. Each 13 1/2 x 10 1/4 inches (343 x 260mm). Both just trimmed at top plate mark. Occasional minor spotting. Both framed.

Dunthorne 232 $500-800 332 2 pieces.

Stipple Engravings, Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Redoute, Pierre Joseph. [Les Roses]: “Rosier a Feuilles d’Epine-Vinette.” * “Rosier a Court-Style.” [Both Paris, 1817-1824]. Each 13 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches (350 x 260mm), narrow margins. Scattered minor spotting. Both framed.

Dunthorne 232 $500-800 333 1 piece.

Stipple Engraving Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Redoute, Pierre Joseph. [Le Liliacees.] “Iris Panachee.” [Paris, 1802-1816.]

20 x 13 3/4 inches (508 x 350mm), narrow margins. Clean & attractive. Framed.

Dunthorne 231 $700-900 “One of The Finest Plates” 334 1 piece.

Aquatint Etching, Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Brookshaw, George. “Muscat of Alexandria.” [Pomona Britannica, pl. 53], London, [1812]. 19 1/2 x 14 3/8 inches (485 x 365mm), margins. Title below plate number a little light, but well-printed & colored, clean & attractive. Framed.

Dunthorne 50, plate 53, “one of the finest plates.” $1,200-1,800

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05/27/10 335 1 piece.

Aquatint Etching, Printed in Color & Finished by Hand. Brookshaw, George. “White Candia.” [Pomona Britannica, pl. 71], London, [1812].

18 1/2 x 14 7/8 inches (470 x 378mm), margins. Scattered, very light foxing outside of image. Framed.

Dunthorne 50 $1,200-1,800 336 4 pieces.

Hand-Colored Aquatint Fox Hunting Etchings. Hunt, G., after Alken, Henry: “The Cover.” * “Full Cry.” * “Check.” * “The Death.” All London: Thomas McLean, 1823. Each approx. 13 x 17 inches (330 x 430mm) - plate size, 10 3/4 x 15 7/8 inches (273 x 403mm) image size. Scattered light foxing but generally clean & attractive.

Framed. $200-400 337 2 pieces.

Hand-Colored English Thoroughbred Race Horse Engravings.

Mackrell, J.S., after Turner, C.F.: “Godolphin Arabian. Scham.”

London: E. Gambart, Sept. 1, 1842. * “Darley Arabian. Roxana.”

London: E. Gambart, Sept. 15, 1842. Both 19 x 23 1/2 inches (482 x 595mm). Both moderately toned, some wear outside images, mounted to bds. Both framed. $800-1,200 338 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Aquatint Etching. Herring, J.F., after. “Herring’s FoxHunting Scenes: The Death.” London: R. Dodson, 1867. Engraved by J. Harris. 19 1/4 x 30 1/4 inches (490 x 768mm) - image & text, margins. Clean & bright. Framed.

From The Lehman Brothers Collection. $250-400 339 2 pieces.

Engraved English Caricature Prints - Irish Subjects. (Humphrey, H., pub.): “Lord Longbow, The Alarmist, discovering The Miseries of Ireland.” (London), March 12, 1798. 13 3/4 x 15 5/8 inches (350 x 396mm), margins. * Gillray, J. “End of The Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation.” (London), May 17, 1806. 15 x 18 1/4 inches (380 x 463mm), margins. Both uncolored, clean & attractive. Framed. $200-300

340 10 pieces.

Hand-Colored Engravings. [Payne, W.H. The History of The Royal Residences]: “Carlton House, The Vestibule.” * “Carlton House, The Golden Drawing Room.” * “Carlton House, The Rose Latin Drawing Room.” * “Hampton Court, King’s Writing Closet.” * “Kensington Palace, The Queen’s Gallery.” * “Kensignton Palace, The Queen’s Bed Chamber.” * “Kensignton Palace, The Cupola Room.” * “St. James, The Queen’s Service Room.” * “Windsor Castle, The King’s Closet.” * “Windsor Castle, The King’s Presence Chambers.” All London, 1819. Each 9 3/4 x 12 3/4 inches (247 x 323mm). Clean & attractive. Each framed. $800-1,200 341 1 piece.

Engraving. Piranesi, Giovanni Battista. [Vedute di Roma.] “Altra Veduta interna della Villa de Mecenate in Tivoli” [The So-Called Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli Interior]. First Paris edition [ca. 1800].

16 1/2 x 23 5/8 inches (420 x 600mm), good margins. Moderate foxing, occasionally heavy in margins. Dark impression.

Hind 84I; Wilton-Ely 217; Focillon 770 $300-500 342 1 piece.

Engraving. Piranesi, Giovanni Battista. [Vedute di Roma.] “Veduta del Tempio di Giove Tonante” [The Temple of Vespasian]. Rome edition [1756 or later]. 15 7/8 x 23 1/2 inches (403 x 597mm), narrow margins. Moderate toning & foxing.

Hind 44III; Wilton-Ely 182; Focillon 819 $300-500 343 1 piece.

Etching. Piranesi, Giovanni Battista. [Vedute di Roma.] “Tempio antico volgarmente detto della Salute sur la via d’Albano” [Temple of Salus]. [Rome], [1763 or later.] 16 1/4 x 22 inches ; 412 x 558mm, full margins. Generally clean. On heavy laid? paper. Rome edition?

Hind 71 I; Wilton-Ely 204.

This etching was included in The Deland Museum Piranesi exhibition of April 14 - June 7, 1984 & described in its accompanying catalogue prepared by M. Barlow Pepin, who states, “The etchings are from contemporary Roman editions, B(3) Hind... [the above] having been printed on a thick laid paper [in] which the laid chain lines and watermarks are sometimes nearly lost...” $500-800

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05/27/10 344 1 piece.

Engraving. Piranesi, Giovanni Battista. [Vedute di Roma.] “Veduta in Prospecttiva della gran Fontana dell’acqua Vergine detta de Trevi...” [The Fontana di Trevi. Front view]. First Paris edition [ca.

1800]. 18 1/2 x 28 inches (470 x 711mm), margins. Very slight toning. Good impression on laid paper, clean & attractive. Framed.

Hind 104I; Wilton-Ely 201; Focillon 773 $600-900 345 1 piece.

17th-Century Naval Battle Etching. [Zurich?], [1694]. 11 3/8 x 5 5/8 inches (289 x 142mm), thread margins. Mtd. to laid paper, with contemp.? ms. ink title “Ein Theil der Stadt Zurich von der See Seite Z:haus 1694,” & signature “J. Mejer, fecit.” Scattered light spotting. $50-80 346 Lot. Collection of Engravings - Primarily 19th-Century - Must be seen. $200-300

MAPS & ATLASES Lots 347-357 347 10 pieces.

Engraved & Lithographic Maps - Florida & C.: (Bleau, W.J.) “Virginiae Partis Australis et Floridae Partis Orientalis, interjacentimunq. Regionum Nova Descripto.” (Amsterdam), [ca.

1710]. Hand-colored engraved map, 15 1/4 x 20 inches (387 x 508mm). Occasional chipping to edges, some paper loss along vertical center fold. Verso blank. See Koeman I, 117. Post Bleau issue of map first issued by Bleau in 1683. Burden 253. * Gentleman’s Magazine. “A Map of West Florida.” London, 1772. Hand-colored engraved map, approx. 8 x 13 1/2 inches (203 x 343mm). * An uncolored copy of the preceding. Some creasing to both. * Lucas, F. “Geographical, Statistical and Historical Map of Florida.”

[Baltimore], [1823]. Hand-colored engraved map, 13 x 10 inches (330 x 254mm), within larger sheet. Generally clean. * Another copy of the preceding, dampstained. * Tanner, [H.S.] “Florida.”

London, 1834. Hand-colored engraved map, 16 x 13 1/2 inches (406 x 343mm). A few small stains. * _ _. “Florida.” Philadelphia, 1838. Hand-colored engraved map, 14 x 11 inches (355 x 280mm).

Some chipping to edges, slightly dusty. * Mitchell, S.A. “Florida.”

Philadelphia, [1850]. Hand-colored lithographic map, 14 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (368 x 292mm). Some toning, slightly dusty. * Colton, J.H. “Florida.” New York, 1855. Hand-colored lithographic map, 13 x 15 1/2 inches (330 x 393mm). Chipping to edges of margins. * Mitchell, A.S. “County Map of Florida.” Philadelphia, 1870. Handcolored lithographic map, 11 x 13 1/4 inches (280 x 336mm). Some toning & chipping to margin edges. * “Survey... Opening...

Steamboat Communication... Saint John’s River... To Charlotte Harbor.” N.p., 1881. Plain lithographic map, 15 3/4 x 22 1/4 inches (400 x 565mm). $400-700 348 2 pieces.

Hand-Colored Map & Engraving of Boston: [Map.] “Plan de la Ville de Boston et ses Environs...” [Paris?], [ca. 1764]. 7 1/8 x 11 inches (180 x 280mm), margins. Generally clean. Early or orig. color. * [Engraved View.] “A View of The City of Boston The Capital of New England.” N.p., n.d. [ca. 1760-1790]. 6 x 10 1/4 inches (152 x 260mm) on laid paper. Slightly toned, later color. $100-150

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05/27/10 349 1 piece.

Folding Engraved Map with Outline Color. Smith, C., pub. “Smith’s New Map of England and Wales,... part of Scotland... Turnpike,...

Cross Roads, Rivers & Navigable Canals,... Cities, Market Towns...

Villages...” London, 1814. 46 x 37 1/4 inches (1168 x 946mm), linen-backed; minor occasional stress along folds. Orig. paper bds. case with printed label; scuffed, wear & a few breaks primarily to joints. Some discoloration to verso of linen backing. Map generally clean & attractive. $100-150

352 2 vols.

(Maps.) Le Grand, Pierre. Histoire De l’empire de Russie. [Paris], 1759.

Vol. 1 only. 8vo, contemp. tree calf; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Frontis. & fold. engraved map with outline color, “Parte de l’Empire de Russie Comprise en Europe.” Map & contents clean. * Heeren, A.H.L. Ideen uber die Politik. Gottenigen, 1815. Vol. 1 (of 3) only. 8vo, contemp. bds., spine detached. Fold. engraved map, “Asia Florente Persarum Imperio.” Map clean & crisp. Lib. ink stamp on title page. $100-200

350 1 piece.

Engraved Map with Outline Color. Brion de la Tour, M. “Amerique Septentrionale, ou se remarquent Les Etats Unis.” Paris, An VII [1798]. 20 1/2 x 29 1/2 inches (520 x 750mm), margins. Several separations along old folds, a few areas of small paper loss, moderate toning & some foxing.

Early map showing the United States, American Indian tribal names & c. Sold with all faults. $200-300

Attractive Mitchell Atlas 353 1 vol.

Mitchell, S. Augustus. Mitchell’s New General Atlas. Philadelphia, etc., 1877. Folio, orig. pebbled terra-cotta cloth, gilt, brown morocco back & corners; corners rubbed, spine scuffed, occasional edge wear, but cloth cover bright & attractive. With 122 pp. of color maps & c. Occasional minor spotting, primarily confined to Time Table & Hemisphere maps. Top fore-edge corners of pp. 99-106 creased.

Attractive copy. $500-800

350A 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map. (Bleau, Cornelius.) “Britannia prout divisa suit temporibus Anglo-Saxonum,... Heptarchia.”

(Amsterdam), (ca. 1640). 16 1/8 x 20 5/8 inches (410 x 524mm).

With hand-colored pictorial vignette borders. Moderately to heavily toned, some discoloration along top edge. Dutch text on verso. Old color. Rather browned & a little dull.

Koeman I, 182 $400-600 351 1 piece.

Hand-Colored Engraved Map (Bleau, Cornelius.) “Belgica Foederata.” (Amsterdam), [ca. 1660]. 16 7/8 x 20 1/2 inches (428 x 520mm), full margins. Scattered light foxing. Dutch text on verso. Old color.

Koeman I, 214 $300-500

Carey’s Atlas 354 1 vol.

Carey, M(athew), publisher. Carey’s General Atlas, Improved and Enlarged. Philadelphia, 1814. Folio, modern cloth; scuffed. With 58 engraved maps with outline color, 1 fold., many double-page. Title page repaired & mounted, preface repaired, title re-hinged, gutters reinforced throughout, front matter heavily browned, dampstaining into body of first 8 maps, other dampstaining, cello-tape repairs to British Possessions in North America & Seven ranges of Townships maps, several other maps with repairs to margins, trimmed - often within platemarks, body of a few maps shaved close, some foxing & browning throughout.

Expanded edition of atlas first issued by Carey in 1796, includes American state & territorial maps, incl. “The Missouri Territory” [Louisiana Purchase].

Sabin 10858; Phillips 722 & 1372 $4,000-6,000 355 No lot.

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05/27/10 356 3 vols.

Philadelphia Main Line Property Atlases. Franklin Survey Co., pub.: Property Atlas of The Main Line, Penna. Philadelphia, 1948. Folio, orig. cloth; some wear & dust soiling, spine detaching. With Index, Zone & Sewers maps + 30 double-page color maps. Some internal dust soiling. * The 1961-1963 ed. of the preceding, 2 vols. (vols. 1 & 2), folio, orig. cloth; spines repaired, some dust soiling. Index & related maps + 31 & 28 double-page linen-backed color maps. Occasional internal dust soiling, a few scattered excisions. $200-300 357 2 vols.

Philadelphia Property Atlases: Smith, Elvino V., pub. Atlas of 38th & Part of 37th Ward of the City of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1908. Folio, orig. cloth; extremities rubbed, some dust soiling. With double-page index map + 29 double-page linen-backed maps. With tabs.

Internally clean. Includes Germantown south of School House Lane. * Franklin Survey Company, pub. One Hundred Per Cent “Intra City” Business Property Atlas of Philadelphia, Penna. Philadelphia, 1939.

Folio, bdg. defective. Index, Zone & Statistics maps + 28 doublepage color maps. Some internal marginal chipping, minor internal dust soiling. Worn tabs. Chipping to title page. $100-150

PHOTOGRAPHS Lots 358-371 358 1 portfolio.

(Photography.) Hurrell, George. (Hurrell III. 1933-1944.) Los Angeles: Creative Images, (1980). Folio, orig. cloth, ties; light wear, slightly dusty. With 5 (of 10) gelatin silver prints, 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 inches (336 x 266mm) or reverse. Very occasional, very minor wrinkling.

Photo portraits of John Barrymore, Veronica Lake, Gilbert Roland, Ann Sheridan & Joan Crawford. Each printed from his original negatives under the direction of George Hurrell, each number 43/110 & signed by Hurrell. Sold with all faults. $300-500 359 Lot. Photographs - American Motion Picture Stills - 10 x 8 inches (254 x 203mm) - Primarily major Hollywood studio issues - Most ca. 1930s - Scattered wear & creasing - Over 120 pieces. $100-200

360 1 vol.

Photograph Album - Female Nudes - California?, ca. 1940s. Silver prints, most 4 x 2 1/2 inches (100 x 63mm). Snapshot style in 33 sets of 12. Commercial photos in an artless vernacular style. Clean & unmounted. 396 pieces. $200-300 361 6 pieces.

American 19th-Century Photographs: Ambrotype. Man on horseback in English saddle, oval quarter plate. Period stamped tin framed, glass cracked. * Ambrotype. Hand-tinted portrait of a bearded man, oval sixth plate. Period stamped tin frame. * 4 Cartede-Visite portraits, incl. 3 Brady’s National Portrait Gallery subjects, together in modern frame. $100-150 362 Lot. American & British Photographs - Primarily 19th-Century - 4 small format Cartes-de-Visite albums (several in rough bdgs). * Cabinet Card album in rough bdg. * Mixed Cabinet Card & Cartes-de-Visite album. * 80 loose Cartes-de-Visite. * 18 loose Cabinet Cards. $200-300 363 3 pieces.

American Civil War Photographs: Brig. General M.F. Force riding on horseback from his camp near Vicksburg, accompanied by his orderly. Mounted albumen print, 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches (140 x 95mm). Taken from an 1863 tintype and printed by W.A. Bishop, Sandusky, Ohio, ca. 1890s. Minor surface wear. * Bishop, W.A. “Dining Room at Soldier’s House,... Gen. [M.F.] Force [and family]...”

Sandusky, Ohio, 1893. Mounted albumen print, 3 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches (95 x 114mm). Minor wear. * Bishop, W.A. “Library at Soldier’s House... Gen. [M.F.] Force [and family].” Albumen print, 3 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches (95 x 114mm). Minor wear. Descriptions & quotations taken from back of mounts. $200-300 364 2 pieces.

American 19th-Century Photographs - Civil War Subjects: Mulford, R.B., photographer. “The Flag of The 97th Pa. Vols. and Color Bearer, Serg’t Jas. McCarty, Co. ‘D’.” West Chester, 1867. Oval albumen print, 7 3/4 x 5 7/8 inches (196 x 150mm), orig. oval mount; head of mount chipped away, orig. printed label. Some chipping to photo. * Portrait of Private Galusha Pennypacker of West Chester, Pa. Oval albumen print taken from painted portrait, 7 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches (190 x 140mm). Oval frame. $80-120

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05/27/10 365 1 piece.

(American Civil War Photograph.) T.J. “Stonewall” Jackson. New York: Gurney & Son, ca. 1860. Carte-de-Visite format. Minor surface wear - generally clean, crisp & attractive. $150-250 366 Lot. (American Vernacular Photography.) Early snapshots (ca. 1890s 1905). Includes 4 albums (1 defective). Approx. 400 mounted photos. Primarily sm. format amateur photos in all albums. $200-300 367 13 vols.

(American Vernacular Photography.) Cahall Family Travel Photo Albums, ca. 1910-1928. Oblong folio & 4to, primarily orig. flexible cloth; scattered light wear. Approx. 1800 mounted, mostly sm. format, mostly amateur photos. Germany, Hungary, Austria, Italy, Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, Canadian Rockies & Maritime Provinces, California & American West - Early automobile travel, Panama Canal, Central Europe in the summer of 1914. $300-500 368 6 vols.

(American Vernacular Photography.) Early 20th-Century Travel & Family Albums: American & European Travel, ca. 1905. Sm. oblong folio, bdg. defective. Approx. 200 mounted photos. * Travel to Cuba, Florida, Texas, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Hawaii. Ca. 19151923. Oblong folio, orig. cloth; slightly dusty. Approx. 380 mounted photos. Includes early automobile travel, Western & California landscapes, Cowboys & Indians, Pan-American Exhibition. * Hannah Schmitt at Camp Michigamme, Michigan, 1920-1922. Oblong 4to, orig. flexible cloth. Approx. 220 mounted photos. * American Family & Travel - Automobile & other excursions, ca. 1925-1936. Upstate New York & Pennsylvania, New England, Atlantic City, Washington, D.C., Niagara Falls, etc. Approx. 400 mounted photos. * Jamaica, ca.

1920s. Sm. folio, orig. cloth; worn. Approx. 80 mounted photos.

Primarily sm. format amateur photos in all albums. $200-300 369 1 vol.

Photo Album. “Resolute South Africa Cruise, [1934].” Oblong folio, orig. flexible leather. Professional silver prints, most 4 x 5 inches (100 x 127mm), mounted but clean & attractive. Also includes North Africa views. Approx. 220 photos. $80-120

370 1 vol.

Photo Album. “Resolute World Cruise, 1932.” Oblong folio, orig. flexible tooled leather. Professional silver prints, most 4 x 5 inches (100 x 127mm), mounted but clean & attractive. Maderia, Spain, Italy, Greece, Egypt, India, Bali, China, Japan, Hawaii, California.

Approx. 550 photos. In custom cloth box. $120-180 371 7 vols.

Travel - Manuscript Diaries & Photo Albums. Ruxton, William V.C. 1910-1912. 4 4to vols. of ms. diaries + 3 oblong folio photo albums, all bound in uniform 3/4 green morocco, gilt, a.e.g.; occasionally scuffed, spine ends, corners & a few other areas rubbed, by Macdonald. Binding titles for diaries: Europe, W.V.C.R. 1910-11, Vols.

I & II; Round The World, W.V.C.R. 1911-12, Vols. I & II; bdg. titles for photo albums: Europe, W.V.C.R., 1910-11, Vols. I & II; Round The World. W.V.C.R. 1911-12. Vol. I (of 2).

Entries for Europe diaries, Oct. 1910 - May 19, 1911; for Round The World diaries, Oct. 1911 - April 27, 1912. Boston, Gibraltar, Naples, Sicily, Greece, Turkey, Florence, Venice, Austria, Germany, England, Netherlands; Gibraltar, Algiers, Egypt, Indian, Burma, Java, Singapore, China Sea, Japan. Europe I & II photo album, 482 5 1/2 x 3 1/8 inches (140 x 80mm) - or the reverse - amateur photos.

Classical sites in Sicily, Greece, Turkey, & Italy heavily represented, also Tunis, Malta, Rome, Austria, rural Devon, England, The Netherlands. Round the World photo album, 402 5 1/2 x 3 1/8 inches (140 x 180mm) - or the reverse - amateur photos.

Gibraltar, Algeria, Egypt, India, Burma - Egyptian & Indian subjects most represented. Apparently lacking Round The World Vol. II photo album. With related ms. diaries. $800-1,200

EPHEMERA & C Lots 372-402 372 10 pieces.

French Ocean Liner Menus - French Line, ca. 1954-1968. Large formats, color pictorial front covers. Occasional minor dust soiling, but generally crisp & attractive. $80-120 373 1 vol.

Post Card Album. Philadelphia & Environs, ca. 1900-1910 Fairmount Park & The Wissahickon, 11 White City cards, 3 real photo cards (Phila. row homes). Approx. 170 corner held cards. $150-250

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05/27/10 374 1 vol.

Post Card Album - Early & mid 20th-Century Cards - Philadelphia & environs views (incl. 20 Willow Grove Park), American Western & Mid-Western views (incl. Cheyenne & Caspar Wyoming), Aviation (incl. 12 prop commercial planes), 5 Hold-To-The-Light cards (incl. U.S. Mint in Philadelphia), Chromo Christmas, Fourth of July & other Greeting Cards, a few real photos. Approx. 127 cards. $120-180 375 Lot. Ephemera - C. Schrack & Co., Varnish and Paint Manufacturers Philadelphia, ca. 1870s: [Catalogue], Philadelphia, (1876). 24mo, orig. pictorial green wrappers. 9 copies; occasional chipping, but bright & clean. * Printed advertising labels, over 1,000. $100-150 376 1 piece.

American Victorian Paint Chip Sample Sheet. “Averill Paint Co. Sample Colors.” (Philadelphia), 1876. Folding printed sheet, 11 1/2 x 14 inches (292 x 355mm), with 25 paint chips. Minor wear & negligible discoloration. $100-200 377 Lot. Cigarette Cards: 3 Hassan Boxers - incl. Jack Johnson. * 6 Mecca sporting cards, incl. 4 boxers.* 27 Hassan Light House series cards. * 39 Hassan Cowboy series cards. * 57 Hassan Indian Life in The ‘60s series cards. Ca. 1910. Includes duplicates. Often creased.

Good + to Very Good -. $100-200

SHEET MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS Lots 378-390 378 3 vols.

Bound American 19th-Century Sheet Music Albums - Primarily lithographic - Chiefly 1840s & 1850s. Folio, orig. morocco & bds. or cloth; worn. Popular songs, polkas, operatic pieces - arranged for piano, etc. - Includes pictorial covers (a few hand-colored), pictorial Jenny Lind cover. Scattered foxing & occasional minor dampstaining.

Approx. 100 pieces.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $100-200

Signed by Carrie Jacobs-Bond 379 1 vol.

Jacobs-Bond, Carrie. (Collection of sheet music): “I Love You Truly.”; Three Songs; Seven Songs; Nine Songs; Ten Songs; Eleven Small Songs; Twelve Songs. Chicago: Carrie Jacobs-Bond, [ca. 1901-1907].

4to, contemp. morocco & bds.; scuffed. occasionally rubbed.

Wrappers for collection title preserved. Internally clean.

Presentation copy, inscribed, dated, “September 1907,” & signed by Carrie Jacobs-Bond on front free endpaper recto.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $120-180 380 Lot. American Sheet Music - ca. 1840s - 1920s - Includes many 19thCentury litho covers - Southern & African-American subjects (Steel, Arthur, “The Octoroon,” 1860), Military, Sporting, Firefighting, Comic & Romantic covers. Scattered minor wear & light foxing.

Approx. 50 pieces.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $200-300 381 Lot. Sheet Music - American Popular Song - Motion Picture cover issues, ca. 1930s - 1960s (most ca. 1930s & 1940s) - Includes Astaire/Rogers covers (9) - Most showing light to moderate wear, scattered tears & repairs - Approx 80 pieces.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120 382 1 vol.

(Robbins Music Corporation.) Modern American Compositions for The Piano - cover title. (New York), (ca. 1940). 4to, orig. cloth; corners & spine ends scuffed. Includes works by Vernon Duke, Jimmy McHugh, Nacio Herb Brown, Bix Beiderbecke, Rube Bloom, et al. Spiral bound, each title issued in stiff wrappers. Internally crisp & clean.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120

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05/27/10 383 Lot. Sheet Music & Song Albums & C - American Popular Song - ca.

1920s - 1970s (most 1930s & 1940s) - Many standards & works by leading composers & lyricists, including Irving Berlin, Dietz & Schwarts, Dorothy Fields, The Gershwins, Jerome Kern, Rodgers & Hart, Razaf & Waller, Hoagy Carmichael, et al - Light to moderate wear, scattered tears & repairs. Also includes, O’Hara, Geoffrey.

“Over Yonder Where The Lilies Grow.” New York, 1918. Sm. format; scattered small repairs. Illus. by Norman Rockwell. Approx 110 pieces.

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120 384 Lot. Sheet Music - American Popular Song - Atlantic City subjects & images - many Boardwalk images. New York, etc., ca. 1904-1914.

Mostly folio, orig. wrappers; scattered light wear. Approx. 20 pieces. $80-120 385 7 pieces.

Sheet Music - Trolley Car titles & covers. New York, (1901-1912).

Folio, orig. pictorial wrappers; scattered, generally light wear. 6 pieces - 5 titles. * London, (1896). 1 title. $60-90 First Edition Oklahoma Number 386 5 pieces.

Sheet Music. Rodgers, Richard; Hammerstein, Oscar, 2nd.

(Oklahoma): “Boys and Girls Like You and Me.” * “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’.” * “Many a New Day.” * “People Will Say We’re in Love.” * “The Surrey with The Fringe on Top.” All New York: Marlow, (1943). First editions. 4to, orig. brown, yellow, white pictorial wrappers; scattered wear, spines of “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’,” “The Surrey...” & “People Will Say...” reinforced. All covers refer to the musical show Away We Go!, soon to be changed to Oklahoma.

Fuld, 4th ed., p. 405 (for “Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’.”)

From the Collection of Abraham Samuels $80-120

387 11 pieces.

Movie Posters - Color Litho One Sheets & C: “Hot Shots.” Allied Artists, 1956. Bowery Boys. 2 copies. Stress along folds. Condition B. * “The Burglar.” Columbia, 1957. Separations along folds. C-. * “The First Time.” MGM, 1959. Mario Lanza. Wear along folds, slightly dusty. B-. * “Desire in The Dust.” 20th-Century Fox, 1960. A few splits at folds. B-/B. * “Strangers When Me Meet.” Columbia, 1960.

Kim Novak, Kirk Douglas. Minor staining to verso, some creasing along folds. B/B+. * “The George Raft Story.” Allied Artists, 1961.

Jane Mansfield. A-. * “Harlow.” Paramount, 1965. Small tears along folds. B+. * “Spree.” United Producers, 1967. Jane Mansfield. A few small separations at folds. B+. “The Other Woman.” 20th-Century Fox, 1954. Wear along folds, occasional staining. B-. * “Value for Money.” Rank, 1957. Half-sheet. Diana Dors. Occasionally slightly dusty. B/B+. $80-120 First MGM Press Book 388 1 vol.

(Motion Picture Press Book.) MGM, 1924-1925 Season. (New York), [1924]. Small folio, later bds. Illus. & printed on paper stocks of various colors. With fold. 24 x 16 inch poster showing the studio’s leading performers. Presumed complete as issued - without pictorial or plain wrappers.

MGM’s first season, includes promotions for Erich von Stroheim’s “Greed” & “The Merry Widow,” “Ben Hur,” Lon Chaney in “He Who Gets Slapped.” Featured on the poster: Marion Davies, Lon Chaney, Wallace Berry, Buster Keaton, Jackie Coogan, et al. $120-180 389 1 vol.

Album of French Belle Epoque Theatre & Caberet Programs & C. Paris., ca. 1891-1899. Approx. 80 mounted programs, playbills & c Many color illustrated - Includes approx. 50 mounted small format programs issued by l’Illustration, includes programs & c. issued for Marigny Theatre, Casino de Paris, Jardin de Paris, Cabaret de Quat’ z’Arts, Theatre du Chat Noir, Olympia, etc. Most with cellotape mounts. $300-500 390 1 piece.

American 19th-Century Theatre Broadside. Chestnut Street Theatre. “Jack and Jill and Pantomime,... Commencing... December 14th [18]74.” Philadelphia, 1874. Approx. 28 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches (724 x 245mm). With pictorial vignettes. Clean & attractive.

Framed. $100-150

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05/27/10 391 1 piece.

(African-American Subject.) Illustrated Advertising Sheet, printed on both sides. “Louisiana Colored Minstrels.” N.p., ca. 1900. 23 x 8 3/4 inches (584 x 222mm). Moderately toned, occasionally chipped at edges, some dampstaining at bottom, a few old cellotape repairs. $200-300 392 1 piece.

(African-American Subject.) “Gold Dust Washing Power” 1933 Calendar. With pictorial African-American caricature, 10 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches black, orange & white card stock above 2 1/4 x 3 inch printed paper leaves calendar. $60-90 393 1 piece.

Alberto Vargas 1946 Calendar. Chicago: Esquire, 1945. 12 x 8 5/8 inches (305 x 220mm). Complete, intact & clean. $50-80

ABRAHAM LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR Lots 394-396 394 Lot. (American Civil War.) Color Pictorial Postal Envelopes. Battle of Gettysburg, July 3rd, 1863. New York: Magnus, 1863. 12 envelopes in mat with 12 windows, backs mounted with tape. $60-90 395 1 vol.

(Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy Trial.) Autograph Album.

Washington, May 18, 1865, & slightly later. 8vo, orig. gilt-lettered purple-brown morocco; spine & extremities rubbed. One gathering sprung. Contains autograph signatures of the ten members of the Military Commissioners before whom the Lincoln assassination conspirators were tried, including: Major General David Hunter President of The Commission, Phil Sheridan, A.P. Howe, T.M. Harris, Robert Sanford Foster, August Valentine Kautz, Godfrey Weitzel.

Also contains the autograph signatures of the members of General Grant’s staff on his return from Richmond, including: C.B. Comstock, Adam Badeau, Orvil E. Babcock, Otise Oliver Howard, Horace Porter, Seth Williams, John A. Rollins. Album also contains the autograph signatures of Wm. Lloyd Garrison & Horace Greeley. $600-1,000

Abraham Lincoln Ephemera 396 Lot. Ephemera Relating to Abraham Lincoln: Mounted in dark brown morocco album with gilt-lettered spine & raised bands: Song sheet with vignette, “The Nation Mourns,” New York: Magnus, [1865]. 8 x 5 inches . * Song sheet with vignette, “The Nation in Weeping,” New York: Magnus, [1865]. 8 x 5 inches . * Paper label with bust of Lincoln, “1809-1889 Birthday of Lincoln.” * Engraved sheet with portrait of Lincoln, “The Nation’s Martyr,” [1865 or later]. 17 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches . * Broadside, “Treason and Assassination.” 16 x 5 inches . Letterpress. Mtd. at head only. * Advertising sheet, “Sermons Preached in Boston on the Death of Abraham Lincoln.”

6 3/4 x 8 1/4 inches . Corner mtd. * Bank note with image of Lincoln, One Dollar, Georgetown, 1863. * Poem sheet, “Long Island Farmer on The Death of President Lincoln.” [1865 or later]. 5 1/2 x 5 1/4 inches . * Hand-colored campaign sheet, “Union & Liberty for President Abraham Lincoln.” Philadelphia, [1860]. 7 3/8 x 3 1/4 inches . * Illustrated sheet, “We Mourn a Father Slain.” [1865 or later]. 7 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches . * 3 paper Abraham Lincoln mourning badges, “National Day of Mourning,” June 1st, 1865; “Veterans’ Union. Boston Circle. National Day of Mourning, June 1st, 1865”; “In Victory We Mourn a Martyred Patriot.,” [1865]. Each 7 1/2 x 2 1/2 inches . * 4 Silk Abraham Lincoln mourning ribbons. * Cartede-Visite photo portrait of John Wilkes Booth, Brady studio.* Cartede-Visite photo portrait of Lincoln assassination conspirator Lewis T. Powell, in handcuffs. [Both Cartes-de-Visite mtd.] * 3 Abraham Lincoln mourning tickets, [1865], approx. 4 2 1/2 inches . * 2 Embossed Abraham Lincoln mourning labels. * Abraham Lincoln mourning postal envelopes. * Vignette postal envelope, “Champion Prize... Lincoln & Davis in 5 Rounds. 1st Round.” N.Y.: Hingley, 1861. * 2 Postal envelopes, Abraham Lincoln 1864 campaign. * 1865 Inauguration Day ticket on card stock. * Song sheet, “The Nation in Weeping,” N.Y.: h. De Marsan, [1865]. 9 1/2 x 5 1/8 inches . * Song sheet with colored borders, “Republican Glee for Lincoln & Hamlin,” N.Y.: H. De Marsan, [1860]. 9 3/4 x 5 3/8 inches . * Song sheet with vignette borders, “Lincoln Lies Sleeping,” N.Y.: H. De Marsan, [1865]. 9 1/4 x 4 3/4 inches . * Song sheet with color borders.

“Steph A. Douglas and H.V. Johnson,” N.Y.: H. De Marsan, [1860].

9 7/8 x 5 3/4 inches . * Song sheet with colored borders, “Rally for Breckenridge and Lane,” [1860]. 9 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches . Soliciting the Irish vote. * Song sheet with color vignette of The White House, “Good Morning, Master Lincoln,” N.Y.: Magnus, 1864. 7 3/4 x 5 inches . * Song sheet with color vignette of African-American couple overlooking gunboat battle, “Kingdom Coming.” 8 x 5 1/4 inches . * Song sheet with color vignette of printing press, “How are You Green-Backs.” Magnus, [1864]. 8 x 5 inches . * 1859 Ohio Republican ticket election sheet, 9 7/8 x 2 3/4 inches . 1860 Illinois Republican (Abraham Lincoln) ticket election sheet, 5 7/8 x

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05/27/10 2 3/8 inches . * 1860 [N.Y. State?] Democratic (Stephen A. Douglas) ticket election sheet, 7 1/2 x 3 inches .

Loose items: Small broadsheet, “Union Extra.” Paducah, Ky., Saturday April 15, 1865. “Second edition.” 9 1/2 x 6 inches ; creasing & cellotape repairs. * Postal Envelope with vignettes of Abraham Lincoln. “President Abraham Lincoln, Vice-President Hannibal Lincoln.” New York: S. Raynor, (1860). Stamped & addressed.* 7 American postal Abraham Lincoln First Day & commemorative covers, mostly 1959. * Uncanceled U.S. Postal 1 & 4 cent Lincoln stamp sheets. * 10 Small format steel-engraved (proofs?) portraits of Abraham Lincoln - 1st half of 20th-Century. * Silk Abraham Lincoln mourning 1865 Inauguration souvenir in form of Five Dollar bill [March 1865]. * Assorted 20th-Century ephemera with Lincoln’s image. $1,200-1,800 397 Lot. File of Material relating to the American Architect, Inventor, Futurist, Poet & Utopian Thinker Robert Charles Lafferty. Material in lot represents the period 1910-1945 and includes original architectural drawings, blue prints, catalogue for pre-fabricated houses, “Sunshine Homes,” Stratford, Connecticut, 1922; brochure “The Lafferty Plan, a System of Airways and Speedways for Large Cities,” New York, 1929; “The Lafferty Plan: Transit, Traffic Freight,” other brochures presenting Utopian projects for American economic well being & world peace. Also present a private press issued poem

by Lafferty, “The New Rubiyat,” New York: The Culture Press, (1927). 1/1000 on vellum, out-of-series copy. Folio, orig. giltpaneled & lettered brown morocco; corners & spine ends rubbed, occasionally scuffed. Illus. by the author. * Additionally present the manuscript for the preceding. $350-400 398 Lot. Ephemera - Material relating to American & World-wide Agriculture, ca. 1905-1955 - Includes approx. 60 postcards, 11 pamphlets, including fertilizer catalogues. $80-120 399 13 pieces.

Original Copper Etching Plates - American School, ca. 1920s - 8 x 12 inches (200 x 300mm) & smaller. $200-300

400 3 pieces.

19th-Century Pen Quills. With 19th-Century note of provenance attached, “3 pens used by Alexander von Humboldt in Writing ‘Kosmos’ - Given to Mr. Vaux by Sieffert.”

Provenance: Estate of George Vaux [sold in 1999]. $200-300 401 Lot. Ephemera - 19th & early 20th-Century material - Includes postcards, mounted engravings, pamphlets & c. $100-200 402 Lot. Autograph Material, Sheet Music, Ephemera - Much relating to Performing Arts - Must be seen. $200-300

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Selections from the StevensonEasby Collection, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia.

LOTS 403-452

403 4 vols.

Illustrated & Children’s Books - American 19th-Century imprints: (Goodrich, Samuel G., editor.) Peter Parley’s Book of Curiousities, Natural and Artificial. Philadelphia: Thomas Desilver, Jr., 1832. 16mo, orig. bds.; spine rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Woodengraved illus., a few colored in a child’s hand. Scattered light foxing.

Not recorded by American Imprints. * Pictorial Nursery Book.

Philadelphia: Lippincott, Gramby, 1852. 1st ed. 16mo, orig. giltlettered green cloth; a few ink stains, slightly dusty. Frontis., woodengraved illus. throughout. Scattered light foxing. * (Lytton, Edward George Bulwer.) Leila: or The Siege of Granada. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea and Blanchard, 1838. 1st Am. ed. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt-lettered spine; corners bumped, spine ends frayed, joints occasionally frayed.

With 15 steel-engraved plates (incl. frontis. & vignette title).

Internally generally clean. * Westcott, Thompson. The Historic Mansions and Buildings of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, (1877). 8vo, orig. black-stamped & gilt-pictorial brown cloth, a.e.g.; light edge wear, hinges cracked. Steel-engraved frontis., full-page & text wood-engraved illus. $80-120

404 7 vols.

Retzsch, Moritz, Illustrator & Engraver: Retzsch’s Outlines to Shakespeare. Second Series. Macbeth. Leipsic; London, 1833. 4to, orig. cloth, printed label; scuffed, minor wear to label. With 13 line engraved plates. English & German language title pages. Scattered generally light foxing. * Retzsch’s... Shakespeare. Third Series. Romeo and Juliet. Leipsic; London; Paris, 1836. 4to, orig. blind floral-stamped purple cloth, morocco label; light wear. With 13 line engraved plates.

Parallel German-English text. Moderate foxing throughout. * Retzsch’s... Shakespeare. Fourth Series. King Lear. Leipsic; London, 1838. 4to, orig. blind floral-stamped purple cloth, morocco label; light wear. English & German language title page, parallel GermanEnglish text. With 13 line-engraved plates. Light to occasionally moderate foxing. * Eight Outlines to Schiller’s Fridolin. London, 1837.

Oblong 4to, orig. blind floral stamped purple cloth, morocco label; light wear. With 8 line-engraved plates. Moderate foxing. * Amrise zu Schiller’s Lied von de Glocke. Stuttgart, 1834. Oblong 4to, orig. blind floral stamped purple cloth, moroco label; light wear. With 43 line engraved plates. Light to occasionally moderate foxing. * Schiller’s Pegasus im Zoche. Stuttgart, etc., 1837. Oblong 4to, orig. bds., paper label; scuffed. With 11 line engraved plates. Light to occasionally moderate. * Schiller’s Kampf mit dem Drachen. Stuttgart, 1837. Oblong 4to, orig. bds.; scuffed. With 16 line engraved plates.

Light to moderate foxing, heavy foxing to terminal plate.

All but one vol. with the printed bookplate of A. May Stevenson. $120-180

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05/27/10 405 1 vol.

Hogarth, William. The Complete Works. London: London Printing and Publishing Co., n.d. [ca. 1850]. Descriptive letterpress by J. Trusler and E.F. Roberts. 4to, contemp. gilt-pictorial blind-paneled & floral brown morocco, a.e.g.; joints, extremities & spine ends often rubbed. With 152 engraved plates. Internally generally clean. $100-150 406 2 vols.

(Stevenson Family.) German-Language Religious Imprints: Biblia,...

Martin Luther... Nurnberg: Johann Andrea, 1745. Folio, orig. stamped pigskin over wooden bds., metal corner pieces, clasps defective; extremities rubbed. Copper-engraved plates, wood-cut illus., decorated initials. Some internal wear, spotting & occasional dampstaining, tears to endpapers. Signed on endpapers by Adam May Stevenson of Philadelphia, recording this Bible’s presentation to him from his mother, Mary Stevenson and his presentation of it to his daughter Mary Stevenson. * (Evangelical Reformed Church.) Das Neue und Verbesserte Gesangbuch, Worinnen die Psalmen David...

Germantown [Pa.]: Michael Billmeyer, 1799. 2nd ed. With separate title page, “Sammlung...” 12mo, contemp. sheep over wooden bds, leather & metal clasps (intact); foot of spine blistered, front joint cracking. Frontis., musical notations. Internally clean. Signed by Mary Stevenson [Philadelphia] & dated, “1803” on front free endpaper. Arndt 1162; Evans 35453. $200-300 407 2 vols.

American Bibles & C: The Holy Bible. Trenton [N.J.]: Isaac Collins, 1793. Thick 8vo, contemp. sheep; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. With separate New Testament title page, Trenton: Isaac Collins, 1794. Lacking front free endpaper. Some spotting to front matter, other occasional spotting. Evans 25171. * (Protestant Episcopal Church.) The Book of Common Prayer. Philadelphia: Thomas L. Plowman, 1805. 8vo, later early 19th-Century diced red calf, gilt; scuffed. With 4 plates engraved by B. Tanner. American Imprints 9202. Bound with: (_ _.) The Whole Book of Psalms, in Meter;...

Philadelphia: T.L. Plowman; Benj. Tanner, 1805. 8vo. Engraved frontis. Also bound with: (_ _.) Hymns. Philadelphia: S.F. Bradford, 1827. 8vo. American Imprints 30362. All internally generally clean.

With the signature of C. Stevenson at head of Book of Common Prayer title page. $250-400

408 1 vol.

Chalkley, Thomas. A Collection of The Works. Philadelphia: James Chattin, 1754. “The Second Edition.” 2 vols. in 1. 8vo, contemp. double-fillet blind-paneled sheep; scuffed, corners & spine ends rubbed. Scattered, generally light, foxing. Signature of James Large at head of general title, signatures of Wm. & James Large at head of Contents page. With adverts on verso of contents page.

Evans 7166, the copy above without the terminal vii pages called for

by Evans. $120-180 409 14 pieces. (wrappers or self-wrappers) American 18th-Century Almanacs: Poor Will’s Pocket Almanack for The Year 1785. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, [1784]. 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers. Interleaved, contemp. annotations. Drake 10188. * The edition for 1786 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1785], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers; front wrapper detached, interleaved, a few annotations. D. 10204. * Another copy of the preceding, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved. * The edition for 1787 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1786], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers (worn), interleaved, a few annotations. D. 10221. * The edition for 1788 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1787], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10256. * The edition for 1794 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1793], 48mo, without wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10359. * The edition for 1795 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1796], 48mo, without wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10385. * The edition for 1796 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1785], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10412. * Another copy of the preceding, without wrappers, interleaved, annotations. * The edition for 1797 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1796], 48mo, without wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10442. * The edition for 1798 of the preceding, Phila.: J. Crukshank, [1797], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10474. * The edition for 1825 of the preceding, Phila.: Kimber & Sharpless, [1824], 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 11471 * Bailey’s Pocket Almanac, for... 1790. Phila.: Francis Bailey, [1789]. 48mo, contemp. stiff wrappers, interleaved, annotations. D. 10260. Scattered, mostly minor wear. Almanac for 1789 with Hartshorne family name. $300-500

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05/27/10 First American Pocket Atlas 410 1 vol.

(Carey, Mathew, publisher.) Carey’s American Pocket Atlas.

Philadelphia, 1796. First edition. 12mo, contemp. tree sheep, giltruled spine, black morocco spine label; joints, corners & extremities rubbed, occasionally scuffed, joints tender, front cover detached but present. With 19 engraved fold. maps. Dampstaining to upper foreedge corner of title page & first 18 pp. of text, also affecting edges of The United States, Vermont & New Hampshire maps. Light toning & occasional light foxing to maps, some offsetting. Early 19th-Century bookplate of Eliza Adelaide Wintkle on front paste-down, her signature also at head of front free endpaper recto. Presentation to Henry Carey Baird, dated “July 1, 1887,” & signed by J.W. Schuchers on front free endpaper recto.

The first American Pocket Atlas Evans 30161; Sabin 10856; Philips 1364 $4,000-7,000 411 Lot. (Carey, Mathew, et al.) Printed Handbills, Broadsides, Pamphlets, etc. ca. 1829-1839. All relating to public charities: Relief to Deserving Out-Door Poor, Society for Improving The Condition and Elevating The Character of Industrious Females (incl. Subscription Book - not filled-in), Society for The Encouragement of Faithful Domestics, 30 pieces, approx. 20 unbound handbills & broadsides. $200-300

412 Lot. Pamphlets - Primarily Philadelphia Imprints, ca. 1799-1870 - Most ca. 1830s - Many relating to Political Economy & C., including: Carey, Mathew. A Plumb Pudding for The Humane, Chaste, Valiant, Enlightened Peter Porcupine. Philadelphia, [1799]. 8vo, orig. back wrapper. Minor foxing & spotting. Untrimmed. Without the terminal 8 pp. called for by Evans 35273. * [_ _.] The Crisis; a Solemn Appeal to The President,... Philadelphia: H.C. Carey & I. Lea, 1823. 2nd ed.

8vo, orig. printed grey wrappers. Some creasing. Untrimmed.

American Imprints 12057. * [_ _.] Cursory Views of The Liberal and Restrictive Systems of Political Economy. Philadelphia: J.R.A. Skerrett, 1826. 4th ed. 8vo, printed self-wrappers. Minor dampstaining, slightly dusty. Unopened. A.I. 24005. * Essays on The Protecting System. Philadelphia: Mifflin & Parry, 1830. 8vo, orig. printed tan wrappers. Some foxing & spotting. Unopened. A.I. 1277. * McDuffie, George. Defence of a Liberal Construction of The Power of Congress.

Philadelphia: William F. Geddes, 1832. 8vo, orig. printed yellow wrappers; some creasing, slightly dusty. Unopened. A.I. 13491. * Carey, M[athew]. Collectanae:... Rise and Progress of The Tariff System of The United States... Philadelphia: Thomas B. Toan, 1833. 1st ed. 8vo, orig. self-wrappers. Unopened. A.I. 18109. * Catalogue. Carey Collection. 1864. Philadelphia: Collins, [1864]. 24mo, orig. ptd. wrappers. Slightly dusty. 2 copies. Lot also includes incomplete & defective pamphlets. $100-200 413 4 pieces Manuscript Documents - Pennsylvania Indian Deeds, 1744-1753.

Folio & small folio sheets; some toning & spotting. Three of the deeds are signed with the marks of American Indians. 1 deed framed. $200-300 414 Lot. 18th-Century Bills of Lading - Trade from Antigua, etc. to Philadelphia - Primarily Hartshorne mercantile family - Ca. mid 1760s - Partly-printed documents, filled-in in ms, several with decorated initials. Some creasing & toning. Approx. 110 pieces. $200-300 415 Lot. Manuscript Material - 19th-Century Correspondence & C - Legal, commercial, personal - Carey, Penington & other Philadelphia Families - Includes stampless covers, a few partly printed documents - much pre-Civil War material - Approx. 500 pieces. $200-300

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05/27/10 416 Lot. Manuscript Material - Primarily 19th-Century correspondence, largely personal - Large, Stevenson, other Philadelphia Families Includes stampless covers, several printed Civil War covers. $120-200 417 Lot. Manuscript Material - 18th & 19th-Centuries - Relating to Penington, Pemberton, Jennings, Lawrence, Read & other Pennsylvania families. $200-300 418 Lot. Manuscript Material - 18th-Century, Primarily commercial & legal Hartshorne & other Philadelphia Families - Includes material relating to Antigua trade, many invoices - a few partly printed documents Approx. 300 pieces. $300-500 419 Lot. American 18th-Century Manuscript Material - Penington, Edward, or his circle. Philadelphia, ca. 1785-1790, including: “Observations on Sugar Refining.” [1786-87]. 34 pp., folio. * “Directions for Making Sugar from the sap of The Sugar Maple.” Nov. 13, 1788. 4 pp., 4to. * “Observations on The Cod Fishing.” Jan., 1789. 6 pp., 4to. * “Howard’s New Project for Refining Sugar.” 3 pp., 4to. * “Observation on The Effects likely to be produced by admitting Plays to be Acted in This State.” Nov., 1785. “Sent to The Members of Assembly.” 3 pp., folio. * “To The Printers of The American Daily Advertiser, Essay on Public Affairs.” Feb. 1, 1794. 8 pp., 8vo. Signed, “A Pennsylvanian” [but consistent with Penington mss.]. * “Observations on The Best Law.” Dec., 1785. 3 pp., folio. Signed as above. * Also pieces on the preparation of cider, supplying the city with wood, ms. copy of Cunningham’s Elegy on a Pile of Ruins.

Includes retained copies.

Penington, Edward (1766-1834), sugar merchant, member of American Philosophical Society from 1786. $800-1,200

Mathew Carey & Hezekiah Niles 420 Lot. (Carey, Mathew.) Niles, Hezekiah. Autograph Letters Signed & C: Baltimore, 1814-1833. 4to, all to Mathew Carey in Philadelphia. 59 ALS’s + 1 signed printed form letter. Most of the letters relating to Carey’s & Niles’ mutual interest in protectionism & other American political & economic issues of the period. Postal covers with hand stamps. Scattered minor wear.

Niles, Hezekiah (1777-1839), printer, founder, editor & publisher of The Weekly Register (later Niles’ Register), 1811-1835, advocated Union, internal improvements and protection to industry in the United States, Niles was probably as influential as any in the Nationalist economic school.

Carey, Mathew (1760-1839), economist, leading publisher (17951835), active exponent of protectionism, author of many essays & tracts supporting its institution. $1,500-2,500 421 2 vols.

Autograph Manuscript Journal. Penington, L(aurence). “Journal of A Cruise from Norfolk, Virginia to The Pacific Ocean in The United States’ Frigate ‘United States’, Isaac Hull,..., Commander.” Folio, orig. sheep, red morocco labels; rubbed, spines starting to chip. Dec. 4, 1823 to April 22, 1827. Approx. 500 pp. A few drawings. Printed title pages, C. Hall, Norfolk, Virginia. Penington’s ownership signature at head of title page of 1st vol. Scattered light foxing.

Lawrence Penington, son of the prominent Philadelphia sugar merchant, Edward Penington.

The U.S.S. United States, commissioned in 1797, was one of the first warships built for the U.S. Navy. She saw combat in the Quasi-War with France, The War of 1812 (most famously capturing the British frigate Macedonian), the Barbary War, before being captured by the Confederates in Norfolk in 1861. $300-500

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05/27/10 Illustrated 19th-Century Philadelphia Diaries 422 Lot. Manuscript Material & C. Stevenson, Adam May: Autograph Manuscript Diaries kept by Adam May Stevenson of Philadelphia for 1852, 1854, 1861-1888, 30 vols., the vols. for 1852 & 1854, 8vo, orig. flexible black leather; the vols. for 1861-1888, sm. 4to, orig. bds. or cloth. * Manuscript House Expenses Ledgers, 1870-1876, 18761885, 1885. 3 vols., 4to, orig. bds. * Pencil Sketch Book, 1849, oblong 12mo, orig. black morocco, brass clasp, hinges stressed. Approx. 132 pp of pencil sketches - landscapes, sylvan & architectural subjects, human figures. Lot also includes related correspondence, documents & ephemera.

Adam May Stevenson, 1806-1888, resident of Center City, Philadelphia at 1006 Clinton Street & sometime after 1870 a resident of the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia; before 1860 in business with his father as an auctioneer at 68 Market Street, and later engaged in other business pursuits at 603 & 605 Walnut Street. An amateur painter, Stevenson served on the board of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. His son Cornelius was the husband of the archaeologist & civic leader Sara Yorke Stevenson.

The diaries provide a virtually uninterrupted daily account of almost 30 years in the private, family & professional life of a cultivated & prominent Philadelphian; the unfolding events of the Civil War are noted as well as Stevenson’s involvement with the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts & with professional Philadelphia area artists.

Stevenson, himself, has profusely embellished his diaries with skillful pictorial pen & ink vignettes. $800-1,200 423 9 vols. + 2 pieces.

Manuscript Material - Account Books, Letter Copy Books, Day Books & C - Meade & allied Philadelphia families, ca. 1760s - 1901 Primarily early 19th-Century material. $250-400 424 5 pieces.

Cut Signatures - Notable Americans: M[ahlon] Dickerson. * Stephen Girard. * James Madison, “Free James Madison.” * T[imothy] Pickering. * Benj[amin] Tallmadge. All mounted at feet of small format engraved portraits. $300-500

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(Benezet, Anthony.) Manuscript Document Signed. Philadelphia, November 26, 1754. 1 p., folio on vellum; a few small perforations along old folds. Marriage Certificate for Edward Penington and Sarah Shoemaker. Signed among the witnesses by Anthony Benezet & James Logan (fils), also signed by Edward & Sarah Penington, members of the Shoemaker, Penington, Carpenter & other Philadelphia families. $300-500 426 1 piece.

Document Signed. Clymer, George. Philadelphia, May 18, 1809. 1 p., folio, 15 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches (387 x 273mm), with pictorial engraved vignette engraved by B. Tanner after J.J. Barralet; toned, some dust soiling, small area at left center edge burned away & singed - not affecting printing image or ms., close tear extending 4 inches into body of printing from lower center right edge. Framed.

Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts membership for Edward Penington. Signed by Clymer as the first President of PAFA. Clymer, George, 1739-1813, signer of The Declaration of Independence.

Sold with all faults. $150-250 427 1 piece.

Manuscript Document Signed. Franklin, W[illia]m. Burlington, New Jersey, December 3, 1766. 1 p., folio, paper seal. Attestation relating to attached manuscript document giving Wm. Hartshorne & Alexand. Wheelock of Antigua Power of Attorney over Charles Read of New Jersey. Franklin doc. & 3 leaf Power of Attorney doc. almost completely split along horizontal fold. Wm. Franklin signature clear & bold. $300-500 Signed by Benjamin Franklin 428 1 piece.

Document Signed. Franklin, B(enjamin). Philadelphia, January 20, 1786. Engraved document filled-in in ms., oblong folio, 15 x 9 1/2 inches (380 x 240mm) - sheet size. Some foxing, dampstain in lower right portion, affecting signatures. With silk ribbon & seal.

American Philosophical Society membership for Edward Penington.

Also signed by [Bishop] W[illia]m White. Signed by Franklin as President of APS. $2,000-3,000

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05/27/10 429 1 piece.

American 18th-Century Manuscript Poem. Anonymous. “Dan_ma.”

“Burlington, March 4, 1770.” 1p., folio; silked. 38 lines of rhyming couplets and a closing couplet, “accept the duty of my pen / and send a blessing to your / Ben Franklin (last word crossed out).”

A suggestive work, purposely and probably maliciously misattributed to Benjamin Franklin. $800-1,200

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(Meade, General George Gordon.) Photo Album - Cartes-deVisite, ca. 1860. Meade? family, Philadelphia. Sm. 4to, orig. morocco; worn & rubbed, clasps defective. 45 photos. Some internal spotting & dust soiling.

Includes signed carte-de-visite portrait of [General] Geo(rge) G. Meade in uniform. $300-500

430 1 piece.

Engraved Document Signed. White, W[illia]m. Philadelphia, July 3, 1793. 10 x 10 1/2 inches (254 x 266mm) - sheet size. Sunday School subscription for Pattison Hartshorne. Engraved vignette, floral border & text, filled-in in ms. Minor spotting, but generally clean, crisp & attractive.

White, William (1748-1836). Episcopal clergyman, largely devised the plan for organizing the Protestant Episcopal Church in The United States. $200-300

434 Lot. Photographs - 19th & 20th-Century - Primarily relating to the Meade & allied families of Philadelphia & environs - Includes carte-de-visite portraits (often in defective albums) - Also includes a few larger format photos incl., “Party leaving City Point, 1865,” 8 x 10 inches , mounted, with members of the traveling party (Meade, Biddle & other families) listed below image. Approx. 200 photos. $150-250

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Document Signed. Roosevelt, Theodore. [Washington, D.C.], March 1st, 1907. 1 p., folio; close tear along sections of old horizontal center fold - slightly affecting several words of printed text. Some slight toning & minor spotting. With paper seal. Framed. Appointing Theodore P. Shonts Chairman of The Isthmian Canal Commission.

Also signed as Secretary of War by W[illia]m H. Taft. Signatures clean & clear, Roosevelt signature very slightly faded. $250-400 432 1 vol.

(Meade, General George Gordon.) The Souvenir Album. New York, Leavitt & Allen, n.d. [ca 1860]. Sm. 4to, orig. publisher’s morocco; rubbed & worn, spine defective. Steel-engraved frontis., vignette title, 2 plates. Album leaves mounted with 292 printed and/or embossed monograms.

William Meade’s album, presented to him by his brother, George Gordon Meade, with autograph verse dated, “Philadelphia, Sept. 6 [18]64,” signed “Geo. G. Meade” on front blank; presentation inscription, “Your affec. brother / George Meade /.../ September / 64” on following leaf. $300-500

435 1 vol.

Photograph Album - Stevenson Family of Philadelphia & Environs, 1891-1895 - Amateur photos likely by family members - Includes images of family members, pets & domesticated animals - Views of Paoli, Bryn Mawr & Radnor, incl. trains & railroad stations, architectural & farm views; Philadelphia - incl. City Hall under construction. Approx. 150 photos, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches (165 x 114mm) & smaller, the smallest 1 1/2 x 2 inches (38 x 50mm). In lg. 4to cloth album; worn, bdg. broken. Some toning to photos. $100-200 436 2 pieces.

American 19th-Century Photos - The Game of Cricket: Game in progress. Philadelphia: Newell, ca. 1875. 10 x 13 3/8 inches (254 x 340mm), orig. mount. Moderate dust soiling to mount & occasionally to photo. Action at a Philadelphia area cricket club. * Cricket team photo. N.p., 1880. 10 x 13 3/8 inches (254 x 340mm), oval image. Orig. mount. Light to moderate dust soiling. $200-300

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05/27/10 437 Lot. Sporting Subjects: Photograph. Cricket players in repose. Mounted silver print, 7 x 9 inches (178 x 228mm); browned. Ca. 1900. * Photograph. Baseball players in repose. Mounted silver print, 4x 5 inches (100 x 127mm); some soiling. Ca. 1900. * Photograph.

Formal portrait of Spencer S. Large in football pads & dress, holding a football. Mounted silver print, 5 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches (139 x 95mm). 1906. * (Pamphlet.) Official Report on The International Cricket Fetes at Philadelphia in 1868 and 1872. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1873. 12mo, orig. decorated wrappers. 2 copies - 1 a little toned & dusty. * (Pamphlet.) The Halifax Cricket Tournament... The Visit of The American Twelve of Philadelphia to Halifax in August, 1874.

Philadelphia: Lippincott,1874. 12mo, orig. decorated wrappers; light wear, slightly dusty. *(Newspaper.) Sunday Mercury. Philadelphia, Oct. 17, 1875. 4 pp., lg. folio. Vertical split along center - some paper loss. Includes reports on baseball games with box scores. $80-120 438 2 pieces.

Late 18th-Century American Business Documents - Relating to Robert Morris & incorporating true copies of Promissory Notes signed by Morris. $100-150 439 4 pieces.

American 18th-Century Printed Documents & Ephemera: Union Club dinner invitation. [Philadelphia], Jan. 11, 1768. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches (63 x 89mm) on card stock. “To Mr. Pattison Hartshorne” in pen on verso. * Printed card, “A Ball by Mrs. Lindsay, The Third Day after The Arrival of His Excellency Gen. Woodley.” To Pattison Hartshorne. Toned. * Partly printed Militia Fines document, filled-in in ms. N.p., 177? 6 1/2 x 8 inches (165 x 203mm). * Partly printed document, filled-in in ms. Pennsylvania Hospital Corporation of Contributors Certificate for Ebenezer Large. Philadelphia, Jan. 16, 1786. 6 x 8 inches (152 x 203mm), paper seal. All in good to excellent states of preservation. $200-300 440 Lot. Early American Bank Checks: Bank of The United States.

Philadelphia, 1803-1804. A few singed, primarily at lower left, other scattered minor wear (56). * Bank of North America. [Philadelphia], 1814. Occasional minor wear, but most clean & crisp (38). All partly printed, filled-in in ms. $100-200

441 3 vols. + 3 pieces.

Periodical Literature - 18th & Early 19th-Century: The Gentleman’s Magazine. (London), January - June, 1792. 8vo, contemp. bds.; rubbed & worn, joints starting to separate. With 9 plates.

Occasional dampstaining. Untrimmed. * The Town and Country Magazine. London, Jan. - July, 1795. 8vo, contemp. bds.; some wear & dampstaining. With 7 plates. Occasional internal dampstaining & minor foxing. With 27, 1795 general title page. Philadelphia Large family signatures. * La Belle Assemblee: being Bell’s Court and Fashionable Magazine. (London), Jan. - June, 1815; July, Oct-Nov., 1818. 8vo, contemp. calf; rubbed & worn, bdg. broken. With 19 color plates, incl. 16 color fashion plates. Bound with: The Literary Panorama. London, April 1818. Also bound with: Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. London, 1818. Vol. 45, New Series, no. 3. With 8 handcolored plates. Scattered light foxing. * (Newspaper.) The Philadelphia Gazette & Universal Daily Advertiser. July 24, 1797. 4 pp., folio. Some spotting, stress along folds. * (Newspaper.) Porcupine’s Gazette. Philadelphia, June 19, 1799. 4 pp., folio; some spotting & creasing, a few tears. With notice for 5th & 6th numbers of Birch’s Views. * (Newspaper.) Paulson’s American Daily Advertiser.

Philadelphia, May 20, 1807. 4 pp., folio; minor wear. $100-200 442 Lot. Amateur Theatricals - Playbills & other ephemera - Philadelphia, 1860s (most 1863) - Primarily benefits for wounded & sick Union soldiers - often with members of the Stevenson family of Philadelphia among the performers. Approx. 20 pieces. $80-120 443 Lot. Ephemera - 19th & 20th-Century Material. Includes Menu of Grignon, Restaurateur, [Paris], [ca. 1815]. Printed folio sheet; tears & defects - also material relating to Stevenson family of Philadelphia. $80-120 444 2 vols.

Post Card Albums - Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New Orleans, California, Gettysburg & other U.S. views, London, Mexican & Canadian views, Military uniforms, Comic subjects, includes b/w (London) & real photo cards. Ca. 1910-1940. Approx. 450 cards. $100-200 445 1 piece.

Postal Cover. General Post Office, Washington City, June 12, 1800.

Postal instructions addressed to the Postmaster, Columbia, South Carolina. With brown Was. City hand-stamp dated Jun 13 [1800]. $120-180

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05/27/10 446 6 vols.

Victorian Scrap Albums - Ca. 1860s-1890s - Engravings & other graphics, die-cuts & c - Most sm. folio or lg. 4to - Stevenson & Easby Philadelphia families. $250-400 447 1 piece.

Linen-Backed Hand-Colored Engraved Game Sheet. Harris, J., pub.

“Historical Pastime, or a New Game of The History of England from The Conquest to The Accession of George The Third.” London, 1803. 22 1/8 x 20 1/2 inches (562 x 520mm). Moderately dusty, some staining & dust soiling to verso. $80-120 448 7 pieces.

Prints - Philadelphia Views - Primarily 19th-Century engravings Chiefly sm. folio sheets - Must be seen. $200-300 449 Lot. Prints - Portraits - Primarily 19th-Century American engravings of notable Americans - Mostly 8vo sheets, 10 x 6 inches - Scattered, generally light wear. Must be seen. $80-120 450 Lot. Prints - Assorted 18th & 19th-Century Engravings & C - Views, Genre Scenes, Maps & C - Folio & smaller formats - Must be seen. $200-300

451 10 pieces.

Engraving. Birch, William. Philadelphia Views: “Arch Street, With the Second Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1799.

1st ed. Hand-colored, 10 7/8 x 13 1/8 inches (276 x 333mm), narrow margins. Moderate foxing, toning & mat burn. Mounted to bd. Snyder 5. * “High Street, from The Country Market-Place, Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1798. 1st ed. Hand-colored, 13 5/16 x 11 1/16 inches (354 x 281mm), narrow margins. Moderate staining & toning. Mounted to bd. Snyder 11a (1st variant). * “An Unfinished House, in Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1800. 1st ed.

Hand-colored, 13 3/8 x 10 /78 inches (340 x 276mm), narrow margins. With ms. ink annotation, “Robert Morris.” Moderate to heavy toning, some staining. Mounted to bd., edges of plate glued to mat. Snyder 14a. * “Bank of The United States, With a View of Third Street Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1798. 1st ed. Hand-colored, 13 1/4 x 11 inches (330 x 280mm), narrow margins. Moderate to heavy toning, edge wear. Mounted to bd. Snyder 17a. * “Back of The State House, Philadelphia.” Philadelphia, 1799. 1st ed. Hand-colored, 13 x 11 inches (330 x 280mm), narrow margins, moderate to heavy toning, edge wear. Mounted to bd. Snyder 22a. * “Girard’s Bank.”

[Philadelphia], 1800. Presumed 2nd ed. Uncolored, 11 7/8 x 13 1/4 inches (300 x 336mm), good margins. Generally clean.

Snyder 17b. * “High Street, With the First Presbyterian Church, taken down in 1800.” Philadelphia, (1828 or later). Uncolored, 10 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches (266 x 324mm), margins. Uniform toning. Presumed restrike, but see Snyder 9c. * “Bank of Pennsylvania, South Second Street, Philadelphia.” (Philadelphia), (1828 or later). Uncolored, 10 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches (266 x 323mm), margins. Uniform toning.

Presumed restrike, but see Snyder 36c * “The Late Theatre in Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Destroyed by Fire in 1820.”

(Philadelphia), (1828 or later). Uncolored, 9 x 12 inches (228 x 305mm). Uniform toning. Presumed restrike, but see Snyder 40 * “Second Street from Market St... Christ Church, Philadelphia.”

(Philadelphia), (1828 or later). Uncolored, 11 x 13 inches (280 x 330mm), margins. Uniform toning. Presumed restrike, but see Snyder 15c. All framed. Sold with all faults. $1,000-1,500 452 Lot. Engraved Portraits. Thomson, J., after Neagle, (John). “Mathew Carey.” London, ca. 1830. 28 8vo sheets, 9 x 5 3/4 inches (228 x 146mm). Variant with Mathew Carey’s name printed. * 104 trimmed 8vo sheets, 6 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches (171 x 146mm), bottom portion trimmed away, removing Carey’s facsimile signature.

Scattered, mostly minor dust soiling, very occasional dampstaining.

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Coins, Currency & Medals lots 1,000–1,051

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05/27/10 1000 6 pieces.

Coins - World & United States - 19th-Century: United States. 50 cents. 1893. Columbian Exposition. VF+/XF, toning overall. First U.S. commemorative coin. * Spain. 10 centimos. 1870. G. * Great Britain: 1/2 penny. (2) coins, 1885, 1891. Both G. * 1 penny. 18th-century?

AG, most detail gone. * 1 shilling. 1900. G. $30-50 1001 Lot. World Coins - European: 18th-20th-Centuries, including: Papal States. 4 soldi. 1868. VF, rim wear. * Great Britain. Queen Elizabeth II Coronation proof set. 1953. * 4 early 18th-Century Swedish coins.

Approx. 75 coins, conditions vary. Complete list available upon request. $150-250 1002 Lot. World Coins - Asia, Africa, North & South America: 19th-20thCenturies, including: Ghana. 1958 proof set. * Canada. 1958 prooflike set (loose). Approx. 55 coins, conditions vary. Complete list available upon request. $100-200 1003 11 pieces.

(Gold Coins.) South Africa. 1953. Proof set. 1/4 penny, 1/2 penny, penny, 3 pence, 6 pence, shilling, 2 shillings, 2 1/2 shillings, 5 shillings, 1/2 pound (gold), 1 pound (gold). BU; a bit of tarnish to 2 shillings piece. In orig. case. $200-300 1004 2 pieces.

(Gold Coins.) South Africa. 1/2 pound & 1 pound. 1958. UN, some spotting. In original case. $200-300 1005 1 piece.

(Gold Coin.) Great Britain. Sovereign. 1957. Unc. proof. $100-200

1006 Lot. Coins - United States. Types, including: Large Cents - 1820s-1850s, (20). G-VG. * 2 cents. 1866, 1868. AG-G. * 3 cents. 1865, 1866, 1867. G-VF-. * Half-Dime. 1857. G (drilled). * 5 cents. 1889, 1896, 1903, 1905, 1906. G. * Dime. 1827. G. * Quarter. 1913. G. * Dollar.

1889. AU. Lot also includes 20th-Century 50 cent pieces. Approx.

38 coins, conditions vary. Complete list available upon demand. $250-350 1007 Lot. Coins - United States Proof Sets: 1959, 1960 (2 sets), 1961, 1963 (3 sets), 1964, 1969S. All in orig. envelopes or box. All sealed in orig. poly envelopes or plastic cases. 45 coins total. $80-120 1008 Lot. Coins - United States. 1 cent. 1943. 6 rolls, all presumed Unc. 300 coins total. $100-200 1009 Lot. Coins - United States. 1 cent: 1937. 1 roll. * 1939. 1 roll. * 1956D. 1 roll. * 1956. 1 roll. 1959. 2 rolls. 1959D. 2 rolls. All presumed Unc. 400 coins total. $100-200 1010 Lot. Coins - United States. Nickels: 1958. 2 rolls. * 1959. 8 rolls. All presumed Unc. 400 coins total. $150-250 1011 1 piece.

(Gold Coin.) United States. 1 dollar. 1903. Louisiana Purchase Exposition, McKinley portrait. F, damage to reverse (possibly removed from jewelry).

First U.S. commemorative gold coin. $100-200 1012 1 piece.

Coin - (United States.) Puerto Rico. 40 centavos. 1896. F. $100-200

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05/27/10 1013 29 pieces.

Tokens - England, 17th-Century: Bristol. 1/4d. 1652. OBV: “The Armes of Bristoll,” with coat of arms; REV: “A Bristol Farthing,” C.B. * Canterbury. 1/2d. 1663. OBV: “James Cheever,” with a hand holding shears; REV: “In Canterbury. 1663. His Half Penny.” Edge clipped. * Canterbury. 1/2d. 1667. OBV: “Tho. Baker. Cheesemonger,” with hand holding scales; REV: “Of Canterbury 1667. His Dubell Toaken.” * Canterbury. 1/4d, n.d. OBV: “Thom. Jennings of,” grocer’s coat of arms; REV: “Canterbury Grocers. I.T.B.” * Falmouth. 1/4d.

1666. OBV: “Henry Peniell Af Te,” seven stars; REV: “In Falmouth 1666. H.M.P.” * Falmouth. 1/4d, 1668. OBV: “Thomas Holden,” with coat of arms; REV: “Of Falmouth 1668. T.A.H.” * Fowey. 1/4d. 1660.

OBV: “Peter Toller. P.T.”: REV: “In Fowy. 1660.” * Helston. 1/4d, 1667.

OBV: “William Penhalvrick. W.P.”; REV: “of Helston. 1667.” * Helston.

1/4d. 1668. OBV: “Peter Priske of”; REV: “Hellston Cornwel. P.P.” Punched through center. * Launceston. 1/4d, 1659. OBV: “Thomas Bewes,” three castles; REV: “In Lanceston, 59, T.B.” * Launceston.

1/4d, n.d. REV: “Degoty Bewes of Sant,” mercer’s coat of arms; REV: “Stephens Lanceston. D.B.” * Liskeard. 1/4d. 1660. OBV: “Richard Kemp. 60,” three fleurs-de-lis; REV: “in Lisscard. R.K.” * Lostwithiel.

1/4d. 1664. OBV: “John Allin. 1664,” grocer’s coat of arms; REV: “of Lestithell. 1. A.” * Lostwithiel. 1/4d. 1664. OBV: “Richard Webber.

1664”: REV: “of Lestitell. R.W.” * Newport. 1/4d, n.d. OBV: “John Norman,” grocer’s coat of arms; REV: “In Newport. I.E.W.” * Penryn.

1/4d. 1667. OBV: “Thomas Spry,” his coat of arms; REV: “of Penrin, Cornwell. T.S.” * Penryn. 1/4d. 1665. OBV: “Thomas Worth,” a double-headed eagle; REV: “In Cornwell 1665. T.W.” * Penryn. 1/4d.

1668. OBV: “James Kenye,” salter’s coat of arms; REV: “of Penryn.

1668. I.K.” * Penryn. 1/4d. 1666. OBV: “John Pearce,” habadasher’s coat of arms; REV: “of Penryn. 1666. I.P.” * Penzance. 1/4d, n.d. OBV: “John Cleverden,” mercer’s coat of arms; REV: “of Penzance. I.C.” * Redruth. 1/4d. 1666. OBV: “Anthony Cocke,” three cocks; REV: “of Redruth. 1666. A.C.” * Redruth. 1/4d. 1666. OBV: “Anthony Cocke,” three cocks; REV: “of Redruth. 1666. A.M.C.” * St. Columb. 1/4d.

1664. OBV: “John Oxnam,” mercer’s coat of arms; REV: “in St. Cullame. 1664. I.O.” * St. Ives. 1/4d. 1660. OBV: “John Hickman of,” salter’s coat of arms; REV: “St. Ives. 1660. I.E.H.” * St. Ives. 1/4d.

1657. OBV: “William Harrison. W.H.”; REV: “of Saint Ives 1657.” * Saltash. 1/2d. 1670. OBV: “John Foster of,” an anchor; REV: “Salte Ash. 1670. His Half Penny.” * Scilly. 1/2d, n.d. OBV: “Thomas Ekins in Ye Iland,” three men and a globe; REV: “of Silly. His Half-Peny.

T.E.,” with a merchant’s device. * Truro. 1/4d. 1671. OBV: “Joseph La Thorne,” with a ship; REV: “In Truro. 1671. I.L.” * Wandsworth. 1/4d, n.d. OBV: “Christopher Bayley,” a man making candles; REV: “of Wansworth C.B.B.” All G-VF. $150-250

1014 13 pieces.

Tokens - U.S. Civil War. Trade Cards & C: OBV: “Straight’s Elephantine Shoe Store. 398 Broadway. 1863,” with elephant; REV: “Redeemed at My Shoe Store. 398 Broadway. Albany N.Y.” XF. * OBV: “Oliver Boutwell. Miller. Troy NY,” REV: “Redeemed at My Office. 1863.” XF. * OBV: “M.L. Marshall. Oswego, N.Y. 1863,” with fish; REV: “Toys, Fancy Goods, Fishing Tackle and Rare Coins.” XF. Fuld NY-695A-2a. * OBV: “C. Tollner & Hammacher. Hardware.209 Bowrey. New York.; REV: “Not One Cent,” within wreath. VF. * OBV: “Story & Southworth. Grocers. 53 Vesey St. N.Y.”; REV: “United States of America. 1863,” with eagle & shield. VF, “America” worn (or poorly struck). * OBV: “Use Miller’s 50 Cents N.Y. Hair Dye.”; REV: “Use Miller’s 25 Cents Hair Invigorator.” VF/XF. * OBV: “Eastman National Business College. Poughkeepsie. N.Y.”; REV: “Actual Business Department,” open book with “1” & “C” on either page. XF. * OBV: Indian head with 13 stars, 1863; REV: “Howes Scales. l. Danforth Agt. 33 Maion St. Buffalo.” Reeded edge. VF+. * OBV: “Benjamin Herrick. Fruit Dealers. Albany N.Y.”; REV: “Redeemed at 427 Broadway. 1863.” VF/XF. * OBV: “Staudinger’s 116 Broadway. N.Y.”; REV: Shield with “Pluribus Unum” scroll, 1863.

XF. * OBV: “Story & Southworth. Grocers. 53 Vesey St. New York”; REV: “B.K.”, screw press, 1863. XF. * OBV: “For Public Accommodation. 1863,” French liberty head; REV: “United States Copper,” eagle. F. See Fuld 0434 for reverse. * OBV: Eagle with shield, arrows & olive branch; REV: wreath, “J.M.” punched in center.

F. See Fuld 0281 for obverse. $100-200 1015 12 pieces.

Tokens - U.S. Civil War - Patriotic & C: OBV: “Little Mack. 1863,” bust of McClellan left; REV: “McClellan Medal for One Cent.” VF. * OBV: “Union” shield, eagle, flags, sprays; REV: cannon, flags, drums. XF. See Fuld 0351 for reverse. * OBV: “The Flag of Our Union.

1863,” flag; REV: “If Anybody Attempts to Tear It Down, Shoot Him on The Spot. Dix.” VG. Fuld 0203-0412a. * Another example of the preceding, G. * OBV: “This Bust of G.B. McClellan Price,” bust of McClellan right; REV: “One Cent,” shield & wreath. XF. * OBV: Bust of Washington right, sprays, 1863; REV: shield in 6-pointed star, wreath. G. See Fuld 0119 for obverse. * OBV: Charging horseman (Washington?); REV: “Union for Ever. 1863,” shield. F/VF. See Fuld 0342 for reverse. * OBV: “First in War, First in Peace,” Washington statue, 1863; REV: “Union For Ever,” shield & wreath. VF+. Fuld 0174-0272a. * OBV: “Constitution For Ever”; REV: “Not One Cent,” wreath. XF. * OBV: “Union,” wreath; REV: “Liberty. 1863,” wreath. XF. * OBV: “Abraham Lincoln. Republican Candidate 1860,” bust of Lincoln right; REV: “Liberty, Union and Equality,” eagle with shield, arrows & branch. G. * OBV: “Millions for Freedom, Not One Cent for Slavery. 1860”; REV: “Success to Republican Principles,” eagle with shield, arrows & wreath. F. $100-200

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05/27/10 1016 11 pieces.

Tokens - United States Civil War - Patriotic: OBV: Drums, cannon, sprays; REV: “Our Navy,” wreath. F+. See Fuld 0351 for reverse. * OBV: Ironclad monitor, 13 stars, 1863; REV: “Our Navy,” wreath.

XF. * OBV: “The Federal Union. It Must and Shall Be Preserved”; REV: “Army and Navy,” wreath with swords & anchor. F. * Another example of the preceding, XF. Brass? * OBV: “United States. 1863,” U.S. Capitol; REV: “Army & Navy,” wreath with swords. XF. * OBV: French liberty head, 1863; REV: “Army & Navy,” wreath with swords.

G. Fuld 0006b-308a. * Another example, very similar to preceding, thicker planchette. VG. * Another example very similar to preceding, 18 mm, thin planchette. VG. * OBV: French liberty head; “Army & Navy,” wreath with swords. Different dies than preceding. VF. Weak strike on reverse. * OBV: french liberty head; REV: “Army & Navy,” wreath with swords. Different dies than preceding. F. $100-200 1017 14 pieces.

Tokens & C: OBV: “W.C.F. & N. Railroad”; REV: “Good for One City Fare.” N.d. (4) tokens, AU. Bronze? * OBV: “State of Illinois. Dept. of Finance”; REV: “1 1/2 Retailer’s Occupation Token.” Square aluminum, ca. 1930s. AU. * OBV: “Ingle System. In trade only. 1.

1914”; REV: “1 Reves Bros.” XF. * Masonic token. OBV: “Constantine, Mich: Constantine Chapter No. 62. R.A.M. Instituted 1869.”; REV: “One Penny,” Masonic device. (2) tokens, each VF/XF. * Cairo Montenotte (Italy). OBV: “Associazione Escercenti E. Commercianti”; REV: 10 centisimi. XF. * OBV: “Look 25 Anniversary”; REV: same. Aluminum, 25 mm. Late 20th-Century. * OBV: “50 Anniversary,” “F.C.B.” in shield, knight’s head; REV: “1864-1914 Golden Jubilee K.P.,” steeple. F+; crude strike, irregular shape, 32 mm. * Mardis Gras tokens: OBV: “Infant Mystics of Moblie Ala. 1965.” (3) tokens, 1 aluminum, 2 golden metal. Each UN, golden tokens in orig. packaging. $30-50 1018 7 pieces.

Tokens. California “gold” 50 cent tokens. Modern “bear” reproductions. $30-50

1019 Lot. American Colonial Currency & C: Pennsylvania: 3 pounds. March 1, 1769. F. PA-133. VG. * 2 shillings & 6 pence. March 10, 1769. F.PA141. G-. * 10 shillings. March 20, 1771. F. PA-147. VG. * 4 pence.

April 3, 1772. F.PA-151. G. * 18 pence. April 3, 1772. F.PA-155. G-. * 2 shillings. April 3, 1772. F.PA-156. G. * 14 shillings. March 30, 1773.

F.PA-162. G+. * 2 shillings. Oct. 1, 1773. F.PA-164. G-. * 1 shilling.

Oct. 25, 1775. F.PA-185. G-. * 2 shillings. Oct. 25, 1775. F.PA-187.

VG-. * Maryland. 2/3 dollar. Jan. 1, 1767. F.MD-43. G. * New Jersey.

12 shillings, April 8, 1762. F.NJ-147. G-. * Rhode Island. 1 dollar. July 2, 1780. F.RI-283. (2) notes, each VG-. $200-300 1020 33 pieces.

United States Currency & C - Obsolete Bank Notes & C: Connecticut. Stonington Bank. 3 dollars. N.d. AU. * Georgia. Bank of Morgan. 50 dollars. March 9, 1857. AU. * Georgia. Bank of Augusta.

20 dollars. May 1, 1849. Redemption stamp on obverse. * Illinois, State Bank of. Illinois & Michigan Canal Fund: 1 dollar; $2.50; 5 dollars. All 1842. (3) notes. * As preceding, 2 dollars, 1839. * Indiana. State Stock Bank. 1 dollar, 2 dollars, 5 dollars. (3) notes.

1852. * Indiana, State of. 25 cents. May 24, 1841. * Indiana.

American Bank. 1 dollar, 2 dollars. (2) notes. Nov. 1, 1856. Crisp but with heavy ink redemption stamp on 1 dollar. * Indiana, State of. 1 dollar, 1862; 2 dollars, 1863. * Indiana, Bank of. 5 dollars. Jan. 2, 1857. * Indiana Western Reserve Bank. 5 dollars. Aug. 26, 1863. * Indiana. Bank of Goshen. 5 dollars. Torn & repaired. * Indiana. Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad Co. 5 dollars. Oct. 2nd, 1854. * Indiana.

Madison & Indianapolis Railroad Company. 5 dollars. May 2, 1843. * Indian Fort Wayne & Southern Railroad Company. 4 shares certificate. Sept. 16, 1856. * Iowa, State Bank of. 5 dollars. May, 1860. * Maine. The Farmer’s Bank. 5 dollars. N.d. * Michigan. The Exchange Bank of A.I. Perrin & Co. The Michigan City and South Bend Railroad Co. 1 dollar; 5 dollars. April 1862. (2) notes. * Mississippi & Alabama Railroad Company. 25 dollars. Nov. 1, 1837.

Nebraska. The Treasurer of The City of Lincoln. 2 dollars. 187?.

Heavily creased, repaired. * New Jersey. The Egg Harbor Bank. 1 dollar. 1861. (2) notes. * New Jersey. Merchant’s Bank. 1 dollar. 186?

Portrait of Lincoln at lower left. * New York. The Commercial Bank of Glen’s Falls. 5 dollars. Nov. 1, 1861. * Rhode Island. The Commercial Bank of Bristol. 10 dollars. July 10, 1856. Corners torn. * Virginia.

Bank of The Valley. 6 1/4 cents. Nov. 1, 1839. AU. * Lot also includes 5 dollar check sated Dec. 15, 1888; Cuba 10 centavos note, 1897; Mexico, State of Chihuahua, 1 peso note, 1914. Conditions G-VF+ unless otherwise noted. $200-300

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05/27/10 1021 1 piece.

United States Currency. 1 dollar. Legal Tender issue, series 1862.

About Uncirculated, narrow top margin.

The first U.S. Legal Tender note.

Friedburg 16 $500-800

1028 2 pieces.

United States Currency - National Bank Notes: 10 dollars. Second Charter period. National Bank of Stamford, N.Y., Nov. 20, 1904.

VF/XF. F.577. * 20 dollars. third Charter period. National City Bank of Evansville, Ind., Feb. 2, 1922. XF. F.661. $200-300

1022 1 piece.

United States Currency. 2 dollars. Silver Certificate, Series 1886.

About Uncirculated, very faint handling.

Friedburg 242. $500-800

1029 17 pieces.

Confederate Currency: 50 cents. 7th issue, Feb. 17, 1864. T-72. * 2 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 17th, 1864 (2). T-70. * 5 dollars. 2nd issue, July 25, 1861. On plain paper. T-12. * 5 dollars. 3rd issue, Sept. 2, 1861. T-36. * 5 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 17th, 1864. T-69. * 10 dollars.

3rd issue, Sept. 2, 1861. Torn & damaged. T-25. * 10 dollars. 5th issue, Dec. 2, 1862. T-52. * 10 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 17th, 1864. (10 notes). T-68. Conditions range from G-F. $80-120

1023 1 piece.

United States Currency. 5 dollars. Silver Certificate, Series 1886.

Very Fine, some light wear & handling.

Friedburg 261 $300-500 1024 1 piece.

United States Currency. 5 Dollars. Silver Certificate, series 1923.

About Uncirculated.

The “porthole” note Friedburg 282 $500-800 1025 1 piece.

United States Currency. 1 dollars. Treasury Note, Series 1890.

Extremely Fine, very light vertical creases.

Friedburg 347 $300-500 1026 1 piece.

United States Currency. 10 Dollars. Treasury Note, series 1890.

About Uncirculated.

Friedburg 368 $1,000-2,000 1027 2 pieces.

United States Currency. Treasury Notes: 2 dollars, Series 1890.

Fine/Very Fine. F.353. * 5 dollars, Series 1891. Very Fine. F.364. $500-800

1030 19 pieces.

Confederate Currency: 20 dollars. 5th issue, Dec. 2, 1862. (9) notes. T-51. * 20 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 17, 1864. (3) notes. 1 worn & repaired with tape, 1 mtd. to bd. T-67. * 50 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 17, 1864. T-66. Crisp, but with some staining. * 100 dollars. 4th issue, 1862. (3) notes. T-41. Stamped on reverse. * 100 dollars. 6th issue, April 6, 1863. T-56. Half-moon cancel. * 100 dollars. 7th issue, Feb. 1st, 1864. T-65. (2) notes. 1 mtd. to bd. Conditions range from G-VF, unless otherwise noted. $80-120 1031 25 pieces.

Confederate States Currency: Alabama. 25 cents. 1863. AL-3. * 50 cents. 1863. AL-4. * Arkansas. 5 dollars. April 4, 1862. (2) notes.

AK-33. * Arkansas. 5 dollars. June 1, 1863. On blue paper. Torn & damaged. * Florida. 25 cents. 1863. FL-16. * Georgia. 75 cents. Bank of The Empire State, April 1, 1863. AU. * Mississippi. 3 dollars. Nov., 1863. (10) notes. MS-7. * Missouri. 3 dollars. Jan. 1, 1862. MO-3B. * North Carolina. 1 dollar. Oct. 4, 1861. Printed on bond notes. NC-1. * Tennessee. 50 cents. Dec. 1, 1861. (6) notes. Conditions range from G-F, Tenn. notes G or worse. $100-200 1032 2 pieces.

Confederate States Currency - Uncut Sheets: Florida. Sheet of (3) 25 cent notes. Feb. 2, 1863. Some minor creasing. FL-16A. * South Carolina. Sheet of (2) 1 dollar & (2) 2 dollar notes. March 2, 1872.

SC-1A & SC-2A. Crisp & clean. $100-200

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05/27/10 1033 7 pieces.

United States Currency - Fractional Currency: 5 cents. First issue.

F.1230. Fine, poor centering. * 10 cents. First issue. F.1242. Very Fine, a few pinholes. * 10 cents. Second issue. F.1244. Very Fine. * 15 cents. Fourth issue. F.1269. Very Good, top left corner repaired. * 25 cents. First issue. F.1281. Fine. * 15 cents. Specimen. F.1273-SP. Narrow margins, autograph signatures. Small pinhole on each specimen. $100-200 1034 1 piece.

U.S. Fractional Currency. 10 cents. Badly worn. $5-10 1035 Lot. Gold Coin Scale. J. Allender’s Gold Coin Scale, I. Wilson, New London, Connecticut. 19th-Century. Complete with weight in original box (damaged), and with original printed advertisement for the scale. $100-200 1036 1 piece.

(Gold Medal.) Queen Elizabeth II Coronation. [Great Britain?], [1953]. 40mm. Proof; fine scratches in field. OBV: Bust of Queen Elizabeth II right; REV: Thistle, rose & clover, “Amor Populi Praesidium Reginae” above. $650-800 1037 3 pieces.

(Gold Medal & C.) Castorland “Jetons.” 1796 (but 20th-Century strikes). OBV: “Franco-Americana Colonia,” veiled crowned bust; REV: “Salve Magna Parens Frugem,” allegorical female tapping a maple tree. (3) medals, (1) gold, (1) silver, (1) bronze, each AU, very fine handling marks across surfaces. $300-500

1038 3 pieces.

Medals - European - 18th & 19th-Centuries: (Prussia.) Royal Proclamation medal. Silver, 29 mm. OBV: “Friedr. Wilhelm III Koenig von Preussen,” bust portrait of King Frederick Wilhelm III; REV: “Den Treun Schutz und Liebe. Huldigung 1798,” with eagle, flag & c. XF. * (Sweden.) Silver, 32 mm. Ca. 1830-1840. OBV: “Carl XIV Joh....” bust portrait of King Carl XIV; REV: “Stundande Skordar Modornas Lon,” farmer plowing field. XF, some tarnish.* (France.) Silver, 32 mm. 1839. OBV: “Societe des Amis des Arts de Lyon,” bust portrait of bearded man; REV: “Encouragement aux Arts et a Industrie,” three interwined wreaths. XF+. $80-120 1039 5 pieces.

Medals - Royal Academy of Science, Sweden. All 30mm, silver: OBV: “Veit Brecher Wittrock. Professor Bergianus. MDCCCXXXIXMCMXIV,” bust portrait of Wittrock ; REV: Woman watering tree, MCMXXXIII. XF. * OBV: “Richard Akerman. MDCCCXXXVIIMCMXXII,” bust portrait of Akerman; REV: burning Greek “male” symbol, MCMXIVIII. AU, some tarnish. * OBV: “David Davidson...

MDCCLIV-MCMXLII,” bust portrait of Davidson; REV: Beehive within wreath, MCMLI. AU, some faint tarnish. * OBV: “Peter Klason... MDCCXLVIII-MCMXXXVII,” Bust portrait of Klason; REV: Flask & branchs, MCMLIII. XF. * OBV: “A.B. Hogbom. Professor Geologiae... MDCCCLVIII-MCMXL,” bust portrait of Hogbom; REV: geologist hammers & wreath, MCMLIV, by Eric Lindberg. $100-200 1040 1 piece.

(Tiffany Mexican Centennial Medal.) OBV: “Alis Volat Propriis,” Angel of Independence; REV: “La Republica Mexicana en el Primer Centenarion de la Proclamation de su Independencia 1810-1910” within wreath. By Tiffany & Co. 90 mm, silver. Some wear. In orig.

Tiffany box, cover detached but present. $100-200 1041 1 piece.

Military Medal. Denmark. Order of The Dannebrog. Silver Cross of the Order. Christian X, 1912-1947. Gold-filled & enamel medal, complete with ribbon.

Property of the Clayman Estate. $200-400

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05/27/10 1042 1 piece.

Medal - Great Britain. Great Exhibition Prize Medal, 1851. Bronze, 76mm. Awarded to Jurgensen & Sons, Class XB. OBV: Bust portraits of Victoria & Albert, MDCCCLI; REV: Allegory of Britannia crowning Industry, by Wyon. XF/AU. In orig. plush case, split at hinges.

Property of the Clayman Estate. $200-400 1043 5 pieces.

Medals - American Subjects: Benjamin Franklin medal. Bronze, 46 mm. OBV: Bust portrait of Franklin left; REV: “Benj. Franklin Natus Boston XVII Jan. MDCCVI. Eriput Coelo Fulmen Sceptrum Que Tyrannis,” within wreath. * George Washington medal. Bronze, 51mm. OBV: “Sesquicentennial of The Initiation of George Washington into Freemasonry. Nov. 4 A.l. 5752,” bust portrait of Washington left; REV: Bust portraits of Edgar A. Tenns & John L. Kinsey, “Philo Lodge No. 444 F. & A.M. Philadelphia. November 29 A.D. 1902,” by Dupre. Some small areas of spotting. * John Paul Jones medal. Bronze, 55mm. OBV: “Joann Paulo Jones. Cassis Praefecto. Comitia Americana,” bust portrait of Jones right; REV: “Hostium Navibus Captis aut Fugatis... XXIII Sept. MDCCLXXVIIII,” depiction of sea battle, by Dupre. A few small spots. * Bronze medal, 77mm. Ca. 1950. OBV: “Women’s Overseas Service League,” olive branch & sword crossed over torch; REV: blank. * Bicentennial medal. Bronze, 63mm. Medallic Art Co., N.Y. 1976. OBV: “July 4, 1776. Philadelphia,” bust portrait of Benjamin Franklin left with Liberty Bell & 13 stars; REV: “Bicentennial 1976,” bald eagle holding olive branch, Independence Hall in background, by Gaspero. All medals UNC unless noted. $150-250

1044 8 pieces.

Medals - Literary Figures, Primarily French: Voltaire medal. Bronze, 47mm. OBV: “Mar. Franc. Arouet De Voltaire,” bust portrait of Voltaire right; REV: “Monumentum Aere Perennius,” literary symbols, by Moricofer. Some toning & light edge wear. * Anatole France medal. Bronze, 48mm. OBV: “Anatole France. 1844-1924,” bust portrait of France left; REV: “Membre de L’Academie Francaise,”

by F. Sicard. Some faint toning & light edge wear. * Anatole France medal. Bronze, 67 mm. OBV: “Anatole France. MDCCCXLIVMCMXXIV,” bust portrait of France left; REV: “J’ai ete Nourri....,” French landscape, by M. Delannau. * Emile Zola medal. Bronze, 58mm. OBV: “Homme a Emile Zola,” bust portrait of Zola right; REV: “La Verite esten Marche et rien ne Larretera Emile Zola 13 Janvier 1898,” over sun emerging from clouds, by Caum? * J.K. Huysmans medal. Bronze, 68mm. OBV: “J.K. Huysmans 1848-1907,” bust portrait of Huysmans looking down; REV: “La Cathedrale,” depiction of Chartes cathedral, by Charles Perren. * Charles Baudelaire. Bronze plaque, 70x 50mm. OBV: “Charles Baudelaire,” bust portrait of Baudelaire, by Masseau; REV: blank. Some toning. * Armand Colin. Bronze plaque, 80 x 45 mm. OBV: Allegorical nude woman; REV: “Cinquantenaire de la Libraire Armand Colin 18701920,” branch & book, by Deschamps. * Charles Dickens medal.

Medallic Art Co., N.Y., 1932. Bronze, 75mm. OBV: “Charles Dickens.

Issued... Fiftieth Anniversary of Charles Sessler. 1932,” bust portrait of Dickens right, by Sinnock; REV: Scene from “A Christmas Carol,” after John Leech, “1882. Philadelphia. 1932. Rare Books. Fine Prints.”

All UNC unless noted. $200-300

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05/27/10 1045 8 pieces.

Medals - Art Medals, Primarily French: Palace of The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cornerstone medal. Paris, 1845. Bronze, 68mm. OBV: Hercules & Minerva flank bust portrait of King Louis-Phillipe; REV: depiction of the Ministry building, by Jean Baptiste Klaymann and DaFournera. * Notre Dame medal. Paris, 1842. Bronze, 55 mm. OBV: “Cathedrale de Paris,” depiction of Notre Dame; REV: floor plan of Notre Dame with significant dates & dimensions, by E. Dubois. * Isle de Citie medal. Paris, 1926. Bronze, 69mm. OBV: Depiction of Notre Dame & environs; REV: relief map of Paris & Isle de Citie, by Pierre Turin. * Verdun medal. Paris, 1916 or later. Bronze, 68mm. OBV: “Verdun... MCMXVI,” Joan of Arc & French Revolutionary woman stand astride the ramparts of Verdun, turning away a German eagle; REV: 3 bust portraits of Gens. Petain, Nivelle & Castelnau, olive wreath with motto “A la Glorie des Heros de Verdun MCMXVI,” by C.H. Pillet. * La Marseillaise medal. Paris, 1911. Bronze, 57mm. OBV: “Rouget de l’Isle. 1760-1836,” bust portrait of de l’Isle right; REV: words & music to “La Marseillaise”, by A. Borret. * “Jean Jaures.”

Bronze plaque, 56 x 46 mm. OBV: Bust portrait of Jaures left, by Georges Crouzat; REV: blank. Some light oxidation. * Bronze plaque, roughly 82mm. OBV: Bust portrait of man, “ATIS.AG.ROE.ECCIE.IVBAR.FRAN.GOZAGA.CAR.MAT.LIBERALIT”; REV: blank, with hanging loop. Crudely struck. * Imitation of Roman medal. Bronze, 36mm. OBV: Roman emperor in chariot driven by four horses; REV: Angel giving laurels to a bull. All medals UNC unless noted. $200-300 1046 26 pieces.

Medals - American Subjects: Alaskan Statehood. Medallic Art Co. NY, 1959. 63 mm. OBV: “Alaska. 49th State. January 31, 1959,” with Alaska superimposed over U.S. map; REV: Seal of Alaska. (2) medals, (1) silver, (1) bronze. 1 in orig. case, 1 in contemp. plastic case. * Hawaiian Statehood. Medallic Art Co., NY, 1959. Silver, 63 mm. OBV: “The Aloha State. August 21, 1959. Hawaii 50th State,” with map of Hawaii; REV: Seal of Hawaii. (2) medals, 1 in contemp. plastic case. * “Illinois Sesquicentennial 1818-1968.” Medallic Art Co. NY, 1968. OBV: Map of Illinois with Chicago skyline, Lincoln splitting rails, etc. & legend; REV: Seal of Illinois. (2) medals, (1) 63 mm, silver, (1) 38 mm, copper? * Kansas Centenary medals. Silver, 33 mm. OBV: Seal of Kansas ; REV: “100 Years, Kansas Centennial 1861-1961”; OBV: Map of Kansas; REV: “Centennial of The State of Kansas. 1861-1961.” With buffalo, wheat, factories., etc. Each in orig. envelopes. * “Arizona Territory Centennial 1863-1963.” Bronze?, 35 mm. OBV: Roadrunner, cactus, legend in center; REV: Seal of Arizona. * Official Commemorative Medal. “National Capital Sesquicentennial. 1800-1950.” National Capital Sesquicentennial Commission, 1950. Brass?, 41mm. OBV: Statue of Freedom atop dome of Capitol with legend; REV: President John Adams addressing Congress, by Thomas Hudson Jones. In orig. box.

* “Indiana State University Centennial. 1870-1970.” Bronze, 38 mm.

OBV: Legend with ISU logo; REV: “Evansville Campus 1965. Indiana State University,” with depiction of campus building. In contemp. plastic case. * “Fort Sill Centennial. 1869-1969.” Silver, 39 mm. OBV: Soldier & map of Oklahoma, with legend; REV: depiction of cannon.

Proof. In plastic case. * Padre Junipero Serra National Medal. Silver, 33 mm. By Act of Congress, 1964. OBV: Statue of Padre Serra, with legend, “Apostle of California. 250th Anniversary of His Birth.”; REV: Map of California with 1st missions, “Always Go Forward and never To Turn Back,” by Frank Gasparro. In orig. envelope with insert. * Pony Express medal. Silver, 57 mm. OBV: “Founder’s Medal. 1960 National Pony Express Centennial Association,” Pony Express rider above “The Pony Express. United States Commemorative Medal”; REV: Bust portraits of Russell, Major & Waddell, “Founders. Owners.

Operators,” by E.V.H. In orig. plastic sleeve & box. * Pony Express medal. Bronze, 33 mm. OBV: “National Pony Express Centennial 1860-1960,” Pony Express rider; REV: Bust portraits of founders, “Russell, Major, Waddell. United States Commemorative Medal.”

Design similar to above. (8) medals, each in orig. envelope. * Golden Spike medal. OBV: Two trains meeting, “The Pacific Railway is completed May 10, 1869.” ; REV: “Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Commission. The Oceans United By Railway,” the Golden Spike in center. (2) medals, 1 silver, 63mm, 1 bronze, 33mm. Bronze medal soiled & worn on reverse. Silver medal in orig. plastic case. * Alaska-Yukon Exposition medal. Copper?, 32mm. OBV: “Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition,” bust portraits of Chief Seattle & W.H. Seward, gold panner in center; REV: “AlaskaYukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle 1909,” allegorical scene. Some wear & tarnishing. * Constitution Centennial medal. Aluminum, 36 mm. OBV: “United States of America. In God We Trust,” bust portrait of Washington left; REV: “The Centennial of Our Nation.

1789-1889.” Some oxidation & wear, hole at top edge for contemp. red, white & blue ribbon. All medals UNC, unless noted. $100-200

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Medals - U.S. Presidents & C: John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

Inauguration medal. Medallic Art Co., 1961. 70 mm, silver. UN. In orig. plastic case. OBV: Bust portrait of Kennedy left; REV: Presidential seal, by Paul Manship. (2) medals. * John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial medal. Medallic Art Co. NY for Presidential Art Medals, Inc., 1964. 37 mm, silver. UN, matte finish. In orig. cardboard display & box. OBV: Bust facing portrait of Kennedy, REV: Seals of USN, Mass., President, by Ralph Menconi. (2) medals. * “A Coin History of Our Presidents.” Ca. 1953. 34 medals depicting Presidents Washington through Eisenhower, and U.S. Capitol. 28 mm, copper-plated nickel? Some scattered handling marks. In orig. folder. Also with smaller (26 mm) example of Washington medal. * Benjamin Franklin. 1971. 26mm, silver. OBV: Bust portrait of Franklin left; REV: “From The Private Treasury of T.R. Young,” with monogram. Some toning, soiling to reverse. * U.S.S. Enterprise Commemorative Launch medal. Medallic Art Co., NY, 1960. 70 mm, silver. Matte finish. OBV: depiction of aircraft carrier, “World’s Largest Ship. First Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier”; REV: Seals of USN & Newport News Shipbuilding, “Commemorating the Launching of The U.S.S. Enterprise. September 24, 1960. Newport News Virginia.” (2) medals, each in contemp. plastic cases. * “Sir Winston Churchill.” Medallic Art Co, NY, 1965. 70 mm, bronze.

Matte finish. OBV: Bust portrait of Churchill with legend; REV: London Skyline with seals of the U.S. & U.K., by Ralph Menconi. * “William Shakespeare 400th Anniversary.” The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, 1964. 38 mm, bronze. OBV: Bust portrait of Shakespeare left, with legend; REV: allegorical depiction of Comedy & Drama, by P.V. Vincze. In orig. plastic case. $100-200

1048 27 pieces.

Medals - Abraham Lincoln: Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University. Medallic Art Co., NY, 1963. 45 mm, silver.

OBV: Bust portrait of Lincoln, “1809-1865”; REV: “A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand,” a frieze of huddled slaves in foreground, with raised, shackled hands in center, by Anthony DeFrancisci. (2) medals in orig. boxes. * “Abraham Lincoln.”

Medallic Art Co., NY, 1961. 33 mm, silver. OBV: Bust portrait of Lincoln; REV: Presidential seal, “16th President of The United States, 1861-1865.” (3) medals in contemp. plastic cases. * Emancipation Proclamation medal. Robbins Company for Executive Designs, 1963.

65 mm. OBV: Bust of Lincoln facing, “The Emancipator”; REV: “Emancipation Proclamation 1863-1963 Centenary. ‘Upon this act I invoke the Judgment of Mankind and The Gracious Favor of Almighty God’,” by Philip Kraczkowski. (2) medals, (1) silver, (1) bronze in orig. boxes. * “Emancipation Proclamation. 100 Anniversary.” Medallic Art Co., NY, 1963. 37 mm. OBV: Bust of Lincoln with legend; REV: torch & broken chains, “Henceforth and Forever Free. 1863-1963.” by C.L.S. (5) medals, (2) silver, (3) bronze, each in orig. box. * (4) medals, each 18 mm, each with OBV: bust of Lincoln right; REVs: Grant; Broken column; Washington; Garfield.

Scattered wear & marks. * Lincoln Inaugural Centennial. Political Heritage, Inc. for Lincoln Inaugural Committee & District of Columbia Civil War Centennial Commission, 1961. 35 mm. OBV: Busts of Lincoln & Hamlin right with wreath; REV: “Centennial of The Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln as President, Washington DC, March 4, 1961,” with wreath. (3) medals, each in orig. packaging. * “Centennial of Abraham Lincoln.” Whitehead & Hoag for Lincoln Centenary Committee of The City of New York, 1909. 50 mm, bronze. OBV: Bust of Lincoln right with legend & date MCMIX; REV: “Government of The People....” with eagle & facses, by B.l. Pratt. (2) medals, both with some wear, each with orig. envelope. * Another design as above, 24mm, unknown composition, with integral hanging loop. * “Official Medal. Sesquicentennial. White County 1815-1965. Camp Illinois.” 35 mm. OBV: bust portrait of Lincoln right; REV: “Historic Ratcliff Inn Carmi Illinois,” depiction of inn.

Reverse soiled & pitted. * Lincoln Indian Peace Medal. 76 mm, silver-plated bronze. OBV: bust of Lincoln right, “Abraham Lincoln, President of The United States, 1862”; REV: Indian brave scalping another brave, bow, arrow, peace pipe, woman’s head, around Indian plowing field & baseball game, after Ellis. Some wear. U.S. Mint bronze restrike from original dies. * “Abraham Lincoln.” [1909.]

Silver-plated bronze, 76mm. OBV: Bust of Lincoln right with legend; REV: “Inaugurated President of The United States. March 4, 1861.

Second Term, March 4, 1865. Assassinated April 14, 1865,” within wreath, by Barber. Some wear. * “Abraham Lincoln.” 62mm. OBV: Bust portrait of Lincoln right, with legend; REV: “1809-1909. With Malice Toward None, With Charity for All,” with sprays. Some wear. * “Souvenir Penny of Camp Grant.” 70mm. OBV: Bust of Lincoln right; REV: legend. Some wear. All UN unless noted. $150-250

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Medals & C - American Civil War: “Battle of Manassas - Bull Run.” ARCC, 1962. OBV: Bust portraits of Gens. McDowell & Beauregard,

by Kraczkowski; REV: Crossed U.S. & Confederate flags over cannon, “Civil War Centennial.” * “Battle of Antietam Sharpesburg.” ARCC, 1962. OBV: Bust portraits of Gens. McClellan & Lee, REV: as above. * “Battle of Gettysburg - The High Water Mark.” OBV: Bust portraits of Gens. Meade & Lee; REV: as above. * “Battle of Vicksburg - Gibraltar of The Confederacy.”OBV: Bust portraits of Gens. Grant & Pemberton; REV: as above. * “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address Centennial. 1863-1963.” OBV: Lincoln delivering the Address; REV: A Union soldier giving water to a Confederate soldier, above “The World will little remember...” * “Gatling Gun Centennial 1861-1961.” OBV: Bust portrait of Richard Gatling; REV: “Gatling’s Battery Gun. Made By Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.” with depiction of the Gatling Gun. (2) examples of each of the above medals; 63 mm, (1) silver, (1) bronze. All in contemp. plastic cases. * “Captain William A. Fuller. “ Medallic Art Co., NY, 1962 for Georgia Civil War Centennial Commission. OBV: Bust portrait of Fuller; REV: “Andrews Raid. April 12, 1862,” with steam locomotive,

by Julian H. Harris. 9 examples, (8) in bronze, (1) in silver. All but 1 in orig. box. * “Robert E. Lee”; “Ulysses Simpson Grant.” (2) examples of each, 32 mm, (1) in silver, (1) in bronze. OBV: Bust of subject; REV: biography of subject. Some tarnish & soiling to reverses. * “Ulysses S. Grant.” Medallic Art Co., NY, [ca. 1961]. 35 mm, silver. OBV: Bust portrait of Grant; REV: crossed flags, Union shield, cannons, by Morgan. (2) medals. In orig. boxes. * “Robert E. Lee, 1807-1870.” Medallic Art Co., NY [ca. 1961]. 35 mm, silver.

OBV: Bust portrait of Lee; REV: Lee on Horseback, by A.F. (2) medals, in orig. boxes. * “The Civil War Centennial Commission.

1961-1965.” Medallic Art Co. NY, 1961. 63 mm, silver; scattered tarnish. OBV: Bust portraits of Grant & Lee, “Let Us Have Peace.

Consciousness of Duty Faithfully Performed”; REV: Seal of Commission, by J.E.R. (3) medals in orig. boxes. * “The Civil War Round Table of New York. 100th Meeting. May 1961.” Medallic Art Co., NY, 1961. 39 mm, bronze. OBV: crossed rifle & sabre with drum; REV: crossed U.S. & Confederate flags. (3) medals in orig. boxes. * “Battle of Gettysburg July 1863.” 61 mm, silver, tarnished. OBV: Battle scene; REV: “High Water Mark. The Civil War,” with depiction of memorial, copse of trees, cannon. In orig. box. * “Centennial of The Civil War.” Heraldic Art, 1961. 30mm, silver. OBV: Eagle over drum; REV: Bugler on horseback, “Ft. Sumter, First Manassas.” (2) medals in orig. envelopes. * “Raphael Semmes. Rear Admiral Confederate States Navy. General Confederate States Army.” OBV: Bust portrait of Semmes; REV: “250th Anniversary, Mobile Alabama Souvenir Money. Good for 50 Cents... 1961.” 34mm. In plastic case. * “South Carolina. Confederate War Centennial. 1961-1965. “ OBV: Crossed S.C. & Confederate flags; REV: Depiction of Ft. Sumter, “Fort Sumter... This Medal Contains Actual Metal Recovered From The Fort.” * “The Constitution is Sacredly Obligatory on All.” OBV: Bust portrait of Washington right; REV: “U.S. Mint Oath of

Allegiance.... 1861.” 30mm, silver plated? bronze. Later restrike. All in Uncirculated condition unless noted. $200-300 1050 1 piece.

(Medal - American Civil War.) Gillmore or Fort Sumter Medal.

Presented by Gen. Q.A. Gillmore for the attack on Ft. Sumter, 1863.

OBV: “Fort Sumter, Aug. 23rd, 1863,” depiction of Ft. Sumter; REV: “For gallant and Meritorious Conduct. Presented by Q.A. Gillmore, Maryland,” with his signature. Bronze, 35 mm. In modern plastic case.

Perhaps 500 struck. $150-250 1051 Lot. Medals, Pinbacks & C - American Civil War & C: United Daughters of The Confederacy. Small gilt & enamel pin with ribbon.

Confederate flag & wreath. To Ida A. Owen. * “First Reunion.

Appomattox. Apl. 9th, 1865.” Bronze, 44mm. With ribbon. Grant & Lee shaking hands. * United Daughters of The Confederacy.

Southern Cross of Honor. To Ida A. Owen. * “Major J. Smith Gavitt, First Union Officer from Indiana Killed. 1861.” Bronze shield with facing portrait of Major Gavitt. * “Children’s Founders Roll.

Commemorating the Heroism of The Peoples of The Confederacy.”

Bronze, octagon, approx. 35mm. Officers on horseback. * Pinbacks, ca. 1898: “Reunion of The Blue and The Gray at Evansville, Ind., October 1899.” (3) pinbacks. * Framed photo portrait pinbacks: “President Jefferson Davis”; “Gen. Gordon.” (2) pinbacks. * “General Lee.” * “Surgical Dressing Committee.” $80-120

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 26th May 2010 Sale Number LT285

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27 Bellin, Jacques Nicolas Le petit atlas maritime recueil de cartes et plans des quatre parties du monde en cinq volumes. Paris: S. Bellin, 1764. 5 volumes, 4to, [320 x 240mm.], 6 engraved titles [including title to part 2 of volume 3] and 582 uncoloured engraved maps [lacking plate 91 in volume 3, but with bis plates 39 and 61 in volume 2, bis plates 3, 92 & 95 in volume 3 and bis plates 50 & 109 in volume 4], slight discolouration to margins of titles, bindings slightly scraped, head and bases of spines a bit rubbed Note: Phillips, Atlases 638; NMM 211, listing 580 maps; Nordenskiöld 10.

The contents of the five volumes are arranged geographically: Volume I. L’Amerique septentrionale (102 maps) Volume II. L’Amerique meridionale (91 maps, including 39bis and 61bis) Volume III, Part 1.

L’Asie; Part 2. L’Afrique (127 maps, lacking plate 91, but with plates 3bis, 92bis & 95bis) Volume IV. L’Europe (130 maps, including 50bis & 109bis) Volume V. Les costes de France (132 maps) The seas do not have a colour wash.

Provenance: Alex. Schaw, bookplates; “C.d GG MM”, crest and anchor device on sides; To be sold on behalf of the Northern Lighthouse Heritage Trust. £10,000-15,000

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 26th May 2010 53 Mexico — Arrowsmith, Aaron A new map of Mexico and adjacent provinces compiled from original documents. London: A. Arrowsmith, 1810. Large engraved map on 4 sheets, each sheet 663 x 830mm., joined as two, handcoloured in outline Note: A rare and important map of Texas and the southwest. Arrowsmith’s map was bitterly criticized

by Baron Alexander von Humboldt as a blatant plagiarism of his own maps. This was the first largescale map to depict the important discoveries of Pike and Humboldt in the Southwest, and it became the most influential and widely copied map of the region in the era. . By combining the best parts of Humboldt’s and Pike’s maps and avoiding their errors, and by adding his own new information, Arrowsmith contributed a significantly improved depiction of the region. £4,000-6,000

73 United States — Arrowsmith, Aaron A map of the United States of North America, drawn from a number of critical researches. London: A. Arrowsmith, 1796, additions to 1802. 4 sheets, 663 x 800mm., joined as two, hand-coloured in outline Note: Arrowsmith’s map was first issued in 1796. This version, the third issue, is corrected to 1802 and with revisions to the Great Lakes region. £2,000-2,500

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169 Lawrence, T.E. Seven pillars of wisdom. A triumph. [London: Privately Printed, 1926].

4to, the subscriber’s or ‘cranwell’ edition, one of 170 complete copies (inscribed by Lawrence on p. xix “Complete copy. I.XII.26 TES”), printed in red and black, text and decorations printed by Manning Pike with the assistance of H.J. Hodgson, 66 plates including frontispiece portrait of Feisal by Augustus John, many coloured or tinted, 4 double-page, by Eric Kennington, Roberts, Augustus John, William Nicholson, Paul Nash and others, 4 folding coloured maps, 58 illustrations in the text by Roberts, Nash, Kennington and others, initials by Edward Wadsworth, endpapers by Kennington, contemporary black morocco by Roger de Coverley & Sons, spine gilt, t.e.g.; [together with] Autograph letter signed with initials (Yours, T.E.S.) to F.R. Rodd [later Lord Rennell of Rodd], 2 pages, 3 November 1925 Note: A fine copy of Lawrence’s masterpiece, “a testimony to his vision and persistence and a fulfilment of his desire to write an epic which might stand comparison in scale and linguistic elegance with his beloved Morte d’Arthur and C.M. Doughty’s Arabia deserta” (L. James,

Oxford DNB.) Tipped in at the beginning are two receipts for fifteen guineas for this copy from W.H. Haslam Esq., and a typescript copy of a letter from T.E. Lawrence to F.R. Rodd, [with a note stating that the original letter is attached to Mr F.R. Rodd’s copy of The Seven Pillars].

Autograph letter signed with initials (Yours, T.E.S.) to F.R. Rodd [later Lord Rennell of Rodd], discussing his move to R.A.F. Cadet College, Cranwell “Yes I’m here now... Lincolnshire is like a picture of dead earth in green & grey”, life in the R.A.F. “The camp is good. Also the fellows, also the life. Mark me down for a further spell of quite happy existence”, and progress on the Seven Pillars of Wisdom “I had made up my mind, in Bovington, to come to a natural end about Xmas, when the reprint of my book would have been finished.... it will not be ready much before March. You don’t really want one, you know. Thirty guineas is an absurd price. Wash out the idea. In return I’ll put Haslam down for one. Rich men are fair game. He will have to send a cheque for £15.15.0 marked 7 Pillars account... I’ve got too many subscribers, so am very sticky over these last copies”, 2 pages, 338171, AC II Shaw, Hut 105, R.A.F. Cadet College, Cranwell, Lincs, 3.XI.25 £28,000-32,000

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170 Cosway-Style Binding — Lawrence, T.E. The seven pillars of wisdom. London: Jonathan Cape, 1935. First trade edition, 4to, frontispiece, folding plates, morocco extra by Bayntun-Riviere, with Cosway-style ivory painted miniature of Lawrence inserted to upper board, slip autographed by Lowell-Thomas “With Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in Arabia” and T.E. Lawrence under glass on rear board, a.e.g., silk endpapers, slipcase Note: A fine binding produced by Bayntun-Riviere of Bath, with a hand painted portrait of Lawrence on ivory placed under glass on the upper board.

The slip placed under glass on the lower board is signed by both Lowell Thomas and T.E. Lawrence. Lowell Thomas was the american writer and braodcaster that made “Lawrence of Arabia” a household name. He travelled to the Near East to record the work of General Allenby and Lawrence in the campaign against the Ottoman Empire in Palestine during WWI. Thomas, and his cameraman Harry Chase, spent several weeks in the desert with Lawrence, capturing some dramatic footage. After the war Thomas toured the world with his film, With Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in Arabia, bringing the work of Lawrence to the international stage. Lawrence hid from the limelight and, eventually, grew to resent Thomas for the success of his show, refering to him as a “vulgar man”. £2,500-3,500

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179 Orwell, George [Blair, Eric Arthur] Inside the whale and other essays. London: Victor Gollancz, 1940. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy inscribed by the author on front free endpaper “With all the best / Eric Blair”, half title, original black cloth gilt, lacking dustwrapper, some rubbing to edges of cloth, foxing to endpaper Note: Fenwick A.8a TO CHECK A scarce Orwell title, around 1000 copies were printed in 1940 and went out of print before the end of the year. However, all the volumes were not sold, some were destroyed during an air raid. No American edition has been published. These essays, as one critic later remarked, are “small masterpieces in a limited field”.

No other inscribed copies appear in the auction records from 1975 onwards (ABPC). £2,000-3,000

365 Newton, Sir Isaac Opticks: or, a treatise of the reflexions, refractions, inflexions and colours of light. Also two treatises of the species and magnitude of curvilinear figures.

London: printed for Sam. Smith and Benj. Walford, 1704. First edition, 4to (231 x 179mm.), [4], 144, 211, [1], 19 engraved plates, 2 folding, title printed in red and black, late19th century or early twentieth century calf gilt, black label, Northern Light Board gilt stamp at head of spine, some light spotting, 10 plates trimmed touching image or plate numeral, very slightly rubbed at foot of spine Note: Babson 132; BMC; Ptg & the Mind of Man, 172; Gray 174 First edition of Newton’s fundamental experiments on the color spectrum. This classic work also explains such optical phenomena as the rainbow, “Newton’s rings”, and the double refraction of the Icelandic spar. Newton opens his study with the sentence: “My design in this book is not to explain properties of light by hypotheses, but to propose and prove them by reason and experiments.”

Because of Newton’s reliance on scientific method, Opticks remained for over a century a work of great authority.

The two Treatises of the species and magnitude of curvilinear figures included at the end of the text-Newton’s first printed mathematical papers-were intended to assert his priority over Leibniz in the discovery of the calculus. £10,000-15,000

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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps and Photographs Wednesday 26th May 2010 377 Bauer, Aleck Hazards, those essential elements in a golf course without which the game would be tame and uninteresting. Chicago: Toby Rubovits, 1913. 8vo, frontispiece, folding plate, original cloth backed boards, bookplate removed from front fixed endpaper, inner hinges weak, rubbed at corners, small stain to upper board £2,500-3,500

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392 D’Entrecasteaux, Antoine Raymond Joseph de Bruni Voyage de D’Entrecasteaux, envoyé à la recherche de La Pérouse... rédigé par M. de Rossel, ancien capitaine de vaisseau. Paris: l’Imprimerie Impériale, 1808. 2 volumes bound in 3, 4to [iv], [i] - lvi, 520; 521-704; [iv], viii, 692, 33 engraved plates in text volumes, and atlas folio (553 x 420mm.), atlas with engraved title, table and 39 engraved charts and maps (29 double-page or folding), small marginal tear to plate 16, atlas mid nineteenth century calf, joints slightly rubbed and cracked at head and tail of spine, text contemporary calf, spines gilt, Northern Lighthouse Board gilt stamp to head of spines; half-titles in text volumes, atlas with slight spotting to title, light offsetting to a few charts, two small rust holes to A1 of volume 1, head of spine of volume 1 very slightly rubbed Note: This is the official commander’s account of the search for La Pérouse, published posthumously, edited from his manuscripts by Rossel, the last commander of the expedition.

The twelve fine maps of Western Australia and Tasmania in the fine Atlas record much of these coasts accurately for the first time. It was d’Entrecasteaux’s explorations of 1792 and 1793 which focused attention on the Derwent River area (now Hobart) as a suitable place for settlement. Davidson, p. 104; Ferguson, 443 & 461; Hill, p. 97

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Provenance: To be sold on behalf of the Northern Lighthouse Heritage Trust. £5,000-8,000

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3 Buyer acknowledges that it had the right to make a full inspection of all Property prior to sale to determine the condition, size, repair or restoration of any Property.

Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”.

Freeman’s is acting solely as an auction broker, and unless otherwise stated, does not own the Property offered for sale and has made no independent investigation of the Property. Freeman’s makes no warranty of title, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, or any other warranty or representation regarding the description, genuineness, attribution, provenance or condition to the Property of any kind or nature with respect to the Property.

4 Freeman’s in its sole and exclusive discretion, reserves the right to withdraw any property, at any time, before the fall of the hammer.

5 Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the printed catalogue. Freeman’s reserves the right to determine any and all matters regarding the order, precedence or appropriate increment of bids or the constitution of lots.

6 The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the buyer. The auctioneer has the right to reject any bid, to advance the bidding at his absolute discretion and in the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have the sole and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to reoffer and resell the article in dispute. If any dispute arises after sale, the Freeman’s sale record shall be conclusive in all respects.

7 If the auctioneer determines that any opening or later bid or any advance bid is not commensurate with the value of the Property offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the Property from sale.

8 Upon the fall of the hammer, title to any offered lot or article will immediately pass to the highest bidder as determined in the exclusive discretion of the auctioneer, subject to compliance by the buyer with these Conditions of Sale. Buyer thereupon assumes full risk and responsibility of the property sold, agrees to sign any requested confirmation of purchase, and agrees to pay the full price, plus Buyer’s Premium, therefore or such part, upon such terms as Freeman’s may require.

9 No lot may be removed from Freeman’s premises until the buyer has paid in full the purchase price therefor including

Buyer’s Premium or has satisfied such terms that Freeman’s, in its sole discretion, shall require. Subject to the foregoing, all Property shall be paid for and removed by the buyer at his/her expense within ten (10) days of sale and, if not so removed, may be sold by Freeman’s, or sent by Freeman’s to a public warehouse, at the sole risk and charge of the buyer(s), and Freeman’s may prohibit the buyer from participating, directly or indirectly, as a bidder or buyer in any future sale or sales. In addition to other remedies available to Freeman’s by law, Freeman’s reserves the right to impose a late charge of 1.5% per month of the total purchase price on any balance remaining ten (10) days after the day of sale. If Property is not removed by the buyer within ten (10) days, a handling charge of .1% of the total purchase price per month from the tenth day after the sale until removal by the buyer shall be payable to Freeman’s by the buyer; Freeman’s shall charge 1.5% of the total purchase price per month for any property not so removed within 60 days after the sale. Freeman’s will not be responsible for any loss, damage, theft, or otherwise responsible for any goods left in Freeman’s possession after ten (10) days. If the foregoing conditions or any applicable provisions of law are not complied with, in addition to other remedies available to Freeman’s and the Consignor (including without limitation the right to hold the buyer(s) liable for the bid price) Freeman’s, at its option, may either cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the buyer(s), or resell the property. In such event, the buyer(s) shall remain liable for any deficiency in the original purchase price and will also be responsible for all costs, including warehousing, the expense of the ultimate sale, and Freeman’s commission at its regular rates together with all related and incidental charges, including legal fees.

Payment is a precondition to removal.

Payment shall be by cash, certified check or similar bank draft, or any other method approved by Freeman’s. Checks will not be deemed to constitute payment until cleared. Any exceptions must be made upon Freeman’s written approval of credit prior to sale.

In addition, a defaulting buyer will be deemed to have granted and assigned to Freeman’s, a continuing security interest of first priority in any property or money of, or owing to such buyer in Freeman’s possession, and Freeman’s may retain and apply such property or money as collateral security for the obligations due to due to Freeman’s. Freeman’s shall have all of the rights accorded a secured party under the Pennsylvania Uniform Commercial Code.

10 Unless the sale is advertised and announced as “without reserve”, each lot is offered subject to a reserve and Freeman’s may implement such reserves by bidding through its representatives on behalf of the Consignors. In certain

instances, the Consignor may pay less than the standard commission rate where Freeman’s or its representative is a successful bidder on behalf of the Consignor. Where the Consignor is indebted to Freeman’s, Freeman’s may have an interest in the offered lots and the proceeds therefrom, other than the broker’s Commissions, and all sales are subject to any such interest.

11 No “buy” bids shall be accepted at any time for any purpose.

12 Any pre-sale bids must be submitted in writing to Freeman’s prior to commencement of the offer of the first lot of any sale. Freeman’s copy of any such bid shall conclusively be deemed to be the sole evidence of same, and while Freeman’s accepts these bids for the convenience of bidders not present at the auction, Freeman’s shall not be responsible for the failure to execute, or, to execute properly, any pre-sale bid.

13 A Buyer’s Premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price.

The Buyer’s Premium shall be: 25% on the first $20,000 of the hammer price of each lot, 20% on the portion from $20,001 through $500,000, and 12% on the portion of the hammer price exceeding $500,000.

14 Unless exempted by law from the payment thereof, the buyer will be required to pay any and all federal excise tax and any state and/or local sales taxes, including where deliveries are to be made outside the state where a sale is conducted, which may be subject to a corresponding or compensating tax in another state.

15 Freeman’s may, as a service to buyer arrange to have purchased property posted and shipped at the buyer’s expense. Freeman’s is not responsible for any acts or omissions in packing or shipping of purchased lots whether or not such carrier recommended by Freeman’s.

Packing and handling of purchased lots is at the responsibility of the buyer and is at the entire risk of the buyer.

16 In no event shall any liability of Freeman’s to the buyer exceed the purchase price actually paid.

17 No claimed modification or amendment of this Agreement on the part of any party shall be deemed extant, enforceable or provable unless it is in writing that has been signed by the parties to this Agreement. No course of dealing and no delay or omission on the part of Freeman’s in exercising any right under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver of such right or any other right and waiver on any one or more occasions shall not be construed as a bar to or waiver of any right or remedy of Freeman’s on any future occasion.

18 These Conditions of Sale and the buyer’s, the Consignor's and Freeman’s rights under these Conditions of Sale shall be governed by, construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Consignor and Buyer agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

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25% Buyer’s Premium will be added to the first $20,000 of the hammer price of each lot, 20% on the portion from $20,001 through $500,000, and 12% on the portion of the hammer price exceeding $500,000.

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I hereby confirm thet I have read and am bound by the “Terms of Sale” presented by the auction house and which govern all auction purchases made by me. Although every attempt is made to execute your bid(s), the auctioneer is not responsible for errors and omissions.

signed (signature required to execute your bids)

Samuel T Freeman & Co. 1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA 19103 Tel-215.563.9275 Fax-215-599-2240 e-mail: bids@freemansauction.com www.freemansauction.com

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