Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs | 04/23/15

Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs 04/23/15

Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs

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Sale 1515 Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 10am 1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19103 Friday, April 17 Saturday, April 18 Sunday, April 19 Monday, April 20 Tuesday, April 21 Wednesday, April 22

10:00am-5:00pm 10:00am-5:00pm 10:00am-5:00pm 10:00am-5:00pm 10:00am-3:00pm 10:00am-5:00pm

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Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs Architecture & Fine Arts 1-11 Fine Art 12-18 Illustrated & Children’s Books 19-36 Private Press & Book Arts 40-52 Fine Bindings & Sets 53-67 Literature 68-100 Modern Firsts 101-118 Select Material from the Library of Henry & Esther Clifford 119-158 Natural History 159-163 Science, Medicine & Social Science 164-172 Color Plate & Travel 173-208 Early Printing 209-228 Military History 229-234 Americana 235-271 Ephemera 272-281 Manuscript Material 282-298 Autograph Material 299-417 Maps & Atlases 418-435 Prints & Original Graphics 436-487 Photographs & Photobooks 488-512

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ARCHITECTURE & FINE ARTS Lots 1-11 1 142312/253 3 vols (1 wrapper).

Architectural, Building & Decorative Arts - French 18th- & 19thCentury Imprints: Babel, [Pierre Edme], engraver. Le Noveau vignole ou regles de cinq ordres d’architecture, par Jacques Barozzio. Paris, 1792. 4to, old wrappers; loose & chipped. With 56 (of 59) engraved plates.

Internally clean. OCLC 473719697 (1 copy). * Roubo, [Andre Jacob]. L’Art du menuisier en batimens et en meubles. Paris: Audot, 1819. 8vo, old bds; rebacked. 53 plates. Light to moderate foxing throughout. OCLC 715833914. * Quentin, Victor, pub. Le Magasin de meubles no. 2. Paris, n.d. [ca 1850]. Oblong 4to, contemp bds; worn.

94 litho plates. Some internal staining & smudging. Lot sold with all faults. $200-300 2 151072/13 1 portfolio.

Way, T[homas] R[obert]. Later Reliques of Old London. London: George Bell & Sons, 1898. #15/25 sgd by Way. Folio portfolio, 1/2 vellum & tan cloth, gilt; spine ends chipped, some dust smudging & scuffing. Text, content leaf, 24 hinge-mtd litho proofs, each sgd in pencil by Way. Loose as issued. Some creasing & toning to conent leaf & text, minor toning at edges of lithos.

Thomas Robert, Way, 1861-1931, English painter & lithographer, at whose urging James A. M. Whistler took up lithography. $300-500 3 142235/23 3 vols.

Illustration & Graphic Draftsmanship &c: Wild, Charles. Select Examples of Architectural Grandeur in Belgium, Germany, and France. London: H.G. Bohn, 1843. Folio, orig 1/4 morocco & cloth, gilt-lettered spine; spine scuffed, joints rubbed, light edge wear. With 24 engraved plates. Minor internal dust smudging. Ex-library, ink stamp at head of title, spine & front pastedown labels. * Prout, Samuel. Prout’s Microcosm: The Artist’s SketchBook of Groups of Figures, Shipping, and Other Picturesque Objects.

London: Tilt & Bouge, 1841. Folio, orig gilt-lettered & foliate brown cloth, rebacked (much of orig cloth spine laid down); scuffed. With 24 tinted litho plates; dampstain to bottom fore-edge corner of last 2. 1 leaf of advts. * Lovett, Richard. London Pictures Drawn with Pen and Pencil. [London]: Religious Tract Society, 1890. 4to, orig gilt & color pictorial tan cloth; light to moderate wear. Frontis, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. $100-150

4 142310/1 1 vol.

(Landscape Architecture.) Brooklyn Park Commissioners. Annual Reports of 1861-1873. N.p., 1873.

8vo, contemp wrappers. With 2 fold tinted litho views, 11 fold tinted litho plans, 17 other plates of views & plans. Scattered light foxing.

Fold color litho plan, “Design for Prospect Park ... 1870,” detached, chipped at edges. $120-180 5 142310/2 1 vol.

Whitefield, Edwin. The Homes of Our Forefathers:... Selection of the Oldest ... Buildings, Historical Houses,... in Massachusetts. Boston: A. Williams, 1880.

3rd ed. Sm 4to, orig gilt-lettered green pebbled cloth; light to moderate edge wear, spine ends & corners frayed. With 64 tinted litho architectural views on 32 plates. Sound copy, internally generally crisp & clean.

Hitchcock 1391. $100-120 6 141173/49A 1 vol.

(Auction Catalogue.) A Catalogue of All the Genuine Houshold Furniture, &c of His Grace James Duke of Chandos,... at His Late Seat ...

Cannons, near Edgware in Middlesex ... Sold by Auction,... 1st of June, 1747.... [N.p., 1747.]

8vo, later wrappers. Foot of title trimmed away. [1]-43, [1]pp. Some internal spotting. $100-150 7 151156/4 3 vols.

American Design: Dunlap, William. The Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United States. New York: Goerge P. Scott, 1834. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig cloth-backed bds; spine ends frayed, corners bumped, edge wear. Light foxing throughout. Untrimmed. In custom fall-down box.

Gulian C. Crommelin’s copy, sgd by him on paste-downs. Cited & quoted by Dunlap in Chapter 5. Howes D-571. * Holloway, Edward Stranton. American Furniture and Decoration, Colonial & Federal.

Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1928. 1st ed. 8vo, orig silver-lettered & decorated pink cloth; light wear. Front hinge split. Photo plates. $120-180 8 151100/5 1 vol.

Nakashima, George. The Soul of a Tree: A Woodworker’s Reflections.

Tokyo, New York, etc.: Kodansha, (1981).

1st ed. 4to, orig burgundy cloth, d/j; light wear. Color plates, other illus. Sgd & dated “March 1983” by Nakashima on ffep. $120-180

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Martin, Charles. The Civil Costume of England from the Conquest to the Present Time. London: H.G. Bohn, 1842.

4to, orig gilt-pictorial brick red cloth, rebacked in morocco, orig giltlettered spine laid down, a.e.g. & rough cut; corners rubbed. With hand-colored plates (some heightened with gold or gum arabic) by Leopold Martin. Some minor marginal dust smudging, but attractive set of the plates. Later marbled endpapers & blanks. $300-500 10 151190/7 6 vols.

Racinet, Auguste. Le costume historique. Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1888.

4to, contemp morocco & bds; rubbed, spines blistered. With 500 tinted & chromolitho plates. Internally clean. $300-500 11 151072/3 1 vol.

Ralph Lauren. New York: Rizzoli, 2007.

1st & limited ed sgd by Lauren. Folio, orig cloth, d/j, slipcase with silver label. Illus. Fine, not removed from orig Bergdorf Goodman cellophane. $120-180

FINE ART Lots 12-18 12 145500/10M 2 vols.

American Music: Law, Andrew W. The Art of Singing: in Three Parts:... I. The Musical Primer, II. The Christian Harmony, III. The Musical Magazine. Cheshire, CT, 1800. Oblong 8vo, contemp bds, sheep back & corners; scuffed, spine ends & corners rubbed. Lacking back endpaper. Scattered minor spotting, a few small marginal dapstains. Letterpress text, engraved music &c. Late 19th-century bookplate on paste-down.

Evans 37787, “The three parts were published separately, the third being the sixth issue of the Musical Magazine, dated Nov 1801.” * Howe, E., pub. The Gem of Song. Part First:... Sentimental and National Songs. Boston, 1848. 12mo, orig ptd cloth-backed green bds; head of spine worn away, edge wear. Incl musical notation.

Minor dampstaining. [1]-215, [1]pp. $100-150

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Classical Music: Hayden, J[oseph]. Six Sinfonies (composees a Londres) arangees en sonates pour le forte piano, avec accomagnement d’un violon & vionocelle ad libitum. Oeuvre [98]. Livre I. Bonn: Chez N. Simrock, [1797]. 1st ed thus. Sm oblong folio, old bds; covers detached. 1-97 engraved pp. Plate no 53. Light foxing, minor dampwrinkling.

Symphonies nos 99-104. Hoboken vol 1, p204. * Persichetti, Vincent. Fourth Piano Sonata, cover label title. [New York: Independent Music Publisher, ca 1950]. Folio, spiral-bound bds; some edge wear. Ptd proof with ms corrections. $120-180 14 142312/251 1 vol.

Huysmans, J[oris] K[arl]. L’Art Moderne. Paris: G. Charpentier, 1883.

1st ed (ordinary issue). 12mo, early 20th-century 3/4 cloth & marbled bds, orig ptd wrappers preserved. Light to moderate foxing throughout. Untrimmed. $100-150 15 151172/14 1 vol.

Mourlot, Fernand. Braque Lithographe. [Monre Carlo]: Andre Sauret, [1963]. #226/4125. 4to, orig color pictorial wrappers; light wear. With 3 orig color lithos by Braque (wrappers, frontis, title vignette). $250-400 16 151012/2 3 portfolios.

Modern Art: Hugger, Max, intro by. Raoul Dufy: Dix Aquarelles reproduites en phototypie en couleurs. Basel: Phoebus, [1959]. Folio, orig decorated b/w bds; light wear. Text, 10 color plates, loose as issued. * Ernst, Max. Histoire naturelle. New York: Abrams, [1972]. #103/400. Folio, white linen folding case. Text, 34 plates, loose as issued. NF/NF-. * Rouault, Georges. Visages: Dix etudes de l’atelier. Boston: Boston Book e& Art Shop, [1969]. #104/450. Folio, orig beige linen portfolio, silk ties; minor wear. Text, 10 color plates (incl frontis), loose as issued. All clean & attractive. $500-800

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Calder, Alexander. Three Young Rats. New York: Museum of Modern Art, [1946].

Sm folio, orig red cloth; scuffed & worn, spine starting to separate.

Front hinge tender. Illus throughout. With sgd colored pencil, ink & marker drawing attributed to Calder on p[iii] “Introduction” leaf; not registered by the Calder Society - sold not subject to return. $800-1,200

ILLUSTRATED & CHILDREN’S BOOKS Lots 19-36

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(Basquiat, Jean-Michel.) Akira Ikeda Gallery. Jean Michel Basquiat, New Works. Tokyo, Feb 7-28, 1987. #97/1000. 4to, orig cream wrappers. Color plates. With orig black pastel drawing attributed to Basquiat on front wrapper. Titled “11.22.63” (JFK assasination) & sgd in red pastel at top center. With typed letter dated Jul 7, 2014 from Jeffrey Jaeger Falko, “Executed at the Vreg Baghoomian Gallery for me, in my presence, Apr 1988, New York City, New York....” $800-1,200

19 141658/1 1 vol.

Chagall, Marc. Illustrations pour la Bible. Utrecht: A.W. Bruna & Zoon, [1956].

Verve No 33/34. Text by Meyer Schapiro & Jean Wahl. Folio, orig color pictorial litho bds; spine detaching, joints chipped, old cellotape repairs to spine, moderate edge wear, front cover slightly dusty. Illus with 16 color & 12 plain orig lithos by Chagall. Internally clean. $1,000-1,500 20 151182/1 5 vols.

Chagall, Marc. The Lithographs of Chagall. Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret, 1960-1985.

Vols 1-5 (of 6). 4to, orig cloth, d/js. With 28 orig color lithos by Chagall (incl d/js). 4 (of 5) slipcases. German-language ed. NF. $2,000-3,000

21 151012/1 1 portfolio.

(Dali, Salvador, illus.) Carroll, Lewis. [Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland. New York: Maecenas Press - Random House, 1969. #446/2500. Folio, loose as issued in cloth chemise & 1/2 morocco & white linen folding case with bone clasps, giltlettered spine; very occasional, very minor wear. With etched frontis, 12 color plates. Sgd by Dali on title. Clean, crisp & attractive. $5,000-8,000

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(Alastair, illus.) Wilde, Oscar. The Sphinx. London: John Lane, 1920.

1/1000. 4to, orig white cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, gilt-lettered spine; minor wear. One of a small number of copies issued with 12 pochoir plates (10 with lettered tissue guards), colordecorated initials. Bdg by Charles Rickettes. Tight, bright, attractive copy. $300-500

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(Parrish, Maxfield, illus.) Saunders, Louise. The Knave of Hearts.

Racine: Artists & Writers Guild, (1925).

4to, orig color pictorial spiral-bound stiff wrappers; light to moderate creasing, bottom fore-edge corners chipped away, moderate creasing to back wrapper. Color illus throughout; creasing to bottom corners. $250-400 23 151171/3 1 vol.

(Picasso, Pablo, illus.) Sabartes, Jaime. Picasso Toreros. New York & Monte Carlo, (1961). Oblong folio, orig black-stamped pictorial red cloth; light wear, d/j (price clipped, light edge wear). With 4 lithos (1 colored) by Picasso. Internally clean. $800-1,200 24 151182/2 1 vol.

(Shahn, Ben, illus.) Ecclesiastes; or, The Preacher. New York: Spiral Press, 1965. #136/285 sgd by Shahn, Joseph Blumenthal, et al. Folio, orig 1/2 parchment & cloth, chemise slipcase (minor wear & dampstaining). $350-500

26 142235/12 3 vols.

Cruikshank, George & Robert, Illustrators: Cruikshank, George. Points of Humor. London: C. Baldwyn, 18231824. 1st ed. 2 parts in 1 vol. 8vo, later 19th-century gilt-paneled full crushed red niger morocco, gilt floral corners & spine compartments, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints often rubbed, extremities scuffed. With 20 hand-colored plates, plain woodengraved text illus. Internally clean & crisp. Lacking the prelims before title in part 1, without the advts in parts 1 & 2; with the “Notice Leaf” in part 2. Presumed 2nd issue of part 1 (on white paper) & 1st issue of part 2 (with “and did” reading on last line of p5). Cohn 176. * (Cruikshank, George, illus.) Smedly, Frank E. Frank Fairlegh; or, Scenes from the Life of a Private Pupil. London: Downey, 1901. 8vo, contemp 3/4 red morocco & cloth, gilt, spine richly gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints & extremities rubbed. With 30 color plates. Internally generally clean. * (Cruikshank, Robert, illus.)

Pierce Egan’s Finish to the Adventures of Tom, Jerry, and Logic, in Their Pursuits through Life in and out of London. London: John Camden, n.d.

[1900]. Tall 8vo, mid 20th-century 3/4 crushed red levant morocco, gilt, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, raised bands; minor wear. With 36 color plates. Some internal offsetting & spotting, some dampstaining to frontis. $300-500

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Cruikshank, Isaac, Robert & George. The Cruikshankian Momus.

Pictorial Broadsides and Humorous Song-Headings. London: John C. Nimmo, 1892. #159/520. 4to, contemp 3/4 crushed blue morocco & marbled bds, gilt, gilt spine compartments, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, by Bennett; corners & spine ends just rubbed, joints occasionally scuffed. 53 color plates. Internally clean. $100-150 28 151188/21 3 vols (1 wrapper).

Illustrated Books: (Dulac, Edmund, illus.) (Arabian Nights.) Sinbad le Marin et d’auters contes. Paris, 1919. 1/1500. 4to, orig blue wrappers; minor edge wear. With 27 mtd color plates, lettered tissue guards. Internally clean & bright. Untrimmed. * (Dulac, Edmund, illus.) Poe, Edgar Allan. The Bells and Other Poems. New York: Hodder & Stoughton, [1912]. 4to, orig gilt-lettered navy blue cloth; light wear to corners & spine ends. With 28 color plates, lettered tissue guards, other illus.

1st American trade ed. Tight, bright copy. * (Rackham, Arthur, illus.)

Swift, Jonathan. Gulliver’s Travels. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1909. Lg 8vo, orig richly gilt green cloth. With 12 color plates, other illus. 1st American trade ed of the 2nd Rackham ed. Bright, tight copy. $500-800 29 151156/1 2 vols.

Pyle, Howard, Illustrator: The Wonder Clock. New York: Harper, 1888. 1st ed. 4to, unbound. A complete set of the 1st ed unbound sheets in 21 unopened, uncut signatures, incl all illus, prelims & flyleaves. Clean & generally crisp.

Sgd & inscr “Howard Pyle / Wilmington” on half-title. BAL 16386. * Holmes, Oliver Wendell. The One Hoss Shay. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1905. 1st ed thus. 8vo, orig dark brown-stamped tan cloth; corners just bumped, spine ends lightly worn. Color frontis, color full-page & text illus. Tight, bright copy. $800-1,200 30 141878/14 1 vol.

(Rackham, Arthur, illus.) Grahame, Kenneth. The Wind in the Willows. New York: Limited Editions Club, 1940. #1666/2020, sgd by the book’s designer Bruce Rogers. Intro by A.A. Milne. 4to, orig cloth-backed bds, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; minor edge wear, in orig edge-worn slipcase. With 16 color plates. Last book illustrated by Rackham. $500-800

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(Rackham, Arthur, illus.) Milton, John. Comus. Paris: Hachette, [ca 1922]. #235/300 [for France] sgd by Rackham. 4to, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial vellum-backed paper vellum bds, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; ligth to moderate edge wear, light scattered dust smudging to spine. With 24 mtd color plates, lettered tissue guards, b/w illus, pictorial endpapers. Some toning & offsetting on half-title & last text leaf. French-language issue. $400-700 32 142235/32 3 vols.

Sterne, Laurence - Color Illustrated: The Beauties of Sterne. London: for C. & C. Kearsley, n.d. [1793]. “The Twelfth Edition.” 12mo, 19th-century gilt-paneled full polished brown calf, spine richly gilt, maroon morocco spine labels, by Riviere & Son; front cover detached but present, extremities occasionally rubbed.

With hand-colored frontis portrait, 6 hand-colored plates. Slightly toned, occasional spotting. * The Beauties of Sterne. London: Thomas Tegg, 1809. 12mo, late 19th-century gilt-paneled speckled polished brown calf, spine richly gilt, a.e.g., maroon morocco spine label, by Wallis; joints & corners rubbed. With 2 hand-colored plates after Thomas Rowlandson. Internally generally clean. * (Sterne, Laurence.) A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy. London: T. Tegg, 1809. 12mo, bdg as above. With 2 hand-colored plates after T. Rowlandson. 1p advts. Internally clean. Both 1809 Tegg imprints 1st Rowlandson eds. $200-300 33 142235/27 1 vol.

(Stothard, Thomas, illus.) Akenside, Mark. The Pleasures of the Imagination. London: for T. Cadell, Jun & W. Davies, 1796.

With “A Critical Essay on the Poem, by Mrs. Barbauld.” Sm 8vo, early 20th-century 3/4 blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, spine gilt, a.e.g., raised bands, by Root & SOn; occasionally slightly scuffed.

With 4 hand-colored engraved plates. Internally clean & crisp, bright bdg.

OCLC 544203. $200-300 34 142510/5 2 vols.

(Stothard, Thomas, illus.) Defoe, Daniel. Robinson Crusoe: the Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures; the Father Adventures. London: John Stockdale, 1790.

8vo, early 20th-century 3/4 tan calf & bds, gilt emblematic spine, morocco spine labels, by Root & Son; corners bumped, spines scuffed, joints rubbed, front cover of vol 1 detached but present.

With engraved vignette titles, port, 14 plates; light offsetting.

Internally clean & crisp, possibly washed. $300-500

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(Wyeth, N.C., illus.) Stevenson, Robert Louis. The Black Arrow. New York: Charles Scribner’s, 1916.

1st Wyeth ed. 4to, orig black cloth with pictorial paper label, giltlettered spine; edges rubbed, a little dusty, spine faded. Shaken, front & rear matter a little loose. With 14 color illus, several text illus. Sgd, dated and inscr on endpapers “From Uncle Convers / N.C.W.” Allen p219. $300-500 36 151156/3 1 vol.

(Wyeth, N.C., illus.) Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan. The Yearling. New York: Charles Scribner’s, 1939.

“Pulitzer Prize Edition.” 8vo, orig decorated cloth; some staining.

Color illus. Inscr & sgd “From Convers / 1940” on half-title.

Allen p216. $500-800 37 151072/4 16 vols.

Adams, Adrienne, Illustrator - Children’s Books: The Christmas Party. New York, (1978). 1st ptg. * The Twelve Dancing Princesses. NY, etc., (1966). 1st ed. Sgd. Price-clipped d/j. * A Waggle of Witches. NY, 1971. 1st ed. Sgd. * Anderson, Hans Christian. The Ugly Duckling. NY, 1965. Sgd & inscr. Price-clipped d/j. * Anderson, Lonzo. The Halloween Party. NY, 1974. 1st ptg. * _ _. Ponies of Mykillengi. NY, (1966). 1st ed. Sgd. Price-clipped d/j. * Fisher, Aileen.

In the Middle of the Night. NY, (1965). 1st ptg. * Another copy of the preceding, 1st ed, chipped d/j. *_ _. Where Does Everyone Go? NY, (1961). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr. * Friedrich, Priscilla & Otto. The Easter Bunny That Overslept. NY, (1957). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr. Some chipping to d/j. * Godden, Rumer. Candy Floss. NY, (1960). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr. * Goudy, Alice E. Butterfly Time. NY, (1964). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr. * _ _. The Day We Saw the Sun Come Up. NY, 1961. 1st ed. Sgd. D/j with price label. * _ _. Houses from the Sea. NY, (1959). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr. * Schiller, Barbara. The White Rat’s Tale. NY, etc., (1967). 1st ed. * Wahl, Jan. Cabbage Moon. NY, etc., (1965). 1st ed. Sgd & inscr.

Oblong 8vo.

All 4to or smaller unless otherwise indicated, all orig bds or cloth, all in intact orig d/js (price clipped or chipped only where indicated). Sgd and/or inscr where indicated. $150-250

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Adams, Richard. Watership Down. [Harmodsworth, Middlesex, England], 1976.

1st illus ed, #186/250, sgd by Adams, with orig ink & wash frontis sgd by illus John Lawrence. 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial crushed green levant morocco, gilt-lettered & -emblematic spine, a.e.g., raised bands, by Sangorski & Suttcliffe. Full page color illus, shoulder illus, fold map. Fine, in slightly worn slipcase of marbled bds. $800-1,200 39 142564/1 1 vol.

Baum Frank L. The New Wizard of Oz. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, (1903).

2nd ed, 2nd state. 8vo, orig black & orange stamped slate cloth; joints, edges & spine ends slightly scuffed, other minor wear. Illus by W.W. Denslow, 16 color plates, color text illus. Several text illus skillfully augmented with pencil & crayon, price notations on ffep recto. Sound copy. With all 2nd-issue points called for by Schiller & Hanff/Greene.

Hanff/Greene I.2(2); Schiller 45. $250-400

PRIVATE PRESS & BOOK ARTS Lots 40-52 40 142312/252 1 vol.

Colas, Henri; Durput, Paul. Les procedes originaux d’illustration: la gravure sur bois ... et la lithographie. Paris: La Tradition, 1952. #870/1050 (Sur Lana copy). 8vo, orig ptd wrappers over flexible bds, glassine. Plates. In orig lightly worn box. NF+. $100-150 41 151190/2 Lot. Typography &c: Goudy, Frederic W. Elements of Lettering. New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1926. 4to, orig cloth; light wear. Unopened. * Monotype.

Philadelphia, 1923. Vol 9, No 6. 4to, orig wrappers. * Typographica.

New York, 1927. Nos 5 & 6. 4to, orig wrappers. * Redfield-KendrickOdele Co. An Exhibit of Garamond Type. New York, 1927. 4to, orig bds, labels, glassine. * Ransom, Will; et al. Intimate Recollections of the Village Press. Marlborough, NY, 1938. 4to, orig bds, label, glassine. * W. Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. Inspirations for Printers. N.p.: Series of 1931. 4to, orig cloth, silver. * Orcott, William Dana; et al.

The Manual of Linotype Typography. Brooklyn: Mergenthaler, [1921].

4to, orig cloth. * The Linotype Bulletin. Brooklyn, [1925]. Vol 18, No 5.

4to, orig wrappers. All illus. Scattered wear. Lot incl related ephemera. $100-150

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Hancarville, Pierre Francois Hugues d’. [Roemischen Damen]: Denkmaler aus dem privateleben der zwoelf Caesaren. [Berlin?]: privatdr. nach dem original von 1753, [1920]. #257/300 (of 500).

4to, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial 1/2 vellum & marbled bds, top edge stained orange, other edges untrimmed; light wear. 50 plates.

Internally clean. OCLC 73105787; 73105788 (2 copies). * Denkmaler des Geheimkults de romischen Damen. [Berlin?]: privatdr. nach dem original von 1784, [1920]. #65/500. 4to, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial 1/2 vellum & marbled bds, top edge stained blue, other edges untrimmed; light wear, slightly warped. 50 plates. Internally clean. OCLC 66280326 (1 copy). Both in orig worn slipcases. $120-180 43 141903/9 3 vols.

Omar Khayyam - Translated & Edited by Eben Francis Thompson Presentation Copies: The Quatrains. Privately ptd [Worcester, MA: The Commonwealth Press, 1906]. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered cream cloth, paper spine label; slightly scuffed, scattered dust smudging. Photogravure frontis portrait, mostly unopened. Sgd by “the translator” on ffep recto. * Rubaiyat. Privately ptd [Worcester, MA: Commonwealth Press, 1907]. 1/275. 8vo, orig 1/4 cream cloth & gilt-lettered bds, paper label (faded); edge wear & light scuffing to bds. Frontis portrait.

Inscr & sgd by “the editor” on limitation leaf verso. * The Rose Garden. Privately Ptd [Worcester, MA: Commonwealth Press, 1910].

8vo, orig rose cloth, gilt; light edge wear, slightly dusty. Inscr & sgd on ffep recto. All inscr to J.B. Sprague & dated Jan 15, 1913. $100-150

44 151072/12 1 vol.

(Miniature Book.) Washington, George. Washington: His Farewell Address. Kingsport: Kingsport Press, 1932.

7/8 x 5/8 in; 20mm x 15mm, orig richly gilt black morocco. Near fine. $80-120 45 142423/104A 3 vols.

Wilde, Oscar. Private Press: 44 (Limited Editions Club of NY.) Wilde, Oscar. Salome: drame en un acte; Salome: A Tradgedy. 1938. 2 vols. 4to, orig wrappers, orig cloth.

Illus by Andre Derian; Aubrey Beardsley. #630/1500 sgd by Derain.

In orig slipcase (edge worn). * (British Library.) De Profundis: A Facsimile. [London], 2000. Intro by Merlin Holland. #14/95 sgd by Holland. Folio, orig 3/4 morocco & cloth, gilt, cloth slipcase with leather label. $200-300 46 151188/2B 2 vols.

Limited Editions Club of New York: (Soyer, Raphael, illus.) Singer, Isaac Bashevis. The Gentleman from Cracow; The Mirror. 1979. #160/2000 sgd by Singer & Soyer. 4to, orig cloth-backed bds, orig slipcase. * (Hogarth, Paul, illus.)

Sassoon, Siegfried. Memoirs of an Infantry Officer. 1981. #160/2000 sgd by Hogarth. 4to, orig linen, glassine, slipcase. NF/F-. $150-250

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Limited Editions Club of New York: (Neel, Alice, illus.) Poe, Edgar Allan. The Fall of the House of Usher.

1985. #160/1500 sgd by Neel & Raphael Soyer. Folio, orig crushed burgundy morocco-backed marbled bds, orig cloth clamshell box with morocco label. Fine, in slightly scuffed box. Newsletter present. * (Cosindas, Marie, photographer.) Durrenmatt, Friederich. Oedipus.

1989. #160/650 sgd by Cosindas & Durrenmatt. Folio, orig crushed burgundy morocco-backed linen; top of spine darkened. In orig cloth slipcase. $250-400 48 151188/2 1 vol.

(Limited Editions Club of New York.) (Motherwell, Robert, illus.)

Paz, Octavio. Three Poems. 1987. #160/750 (of 820) sgd by Paz & Motherwell. Lg folio, orig linen, label, orig slipcase (light wear at top of front joint). Fine, in near-fine slipcase. $1,500-2,500

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Limited Editions Club of New York: Bibliography of the Fine Books Published 1929-1985. 1985. #160/800.

Folio, orig morocco & cloth, orig slipcase. * Monthly Letters ‌ 19291933. 1987. #160/550. Folio, orig morocco & bds, orig slipcase. All NF/F. $200-300 52 151190/1 40 vols.

(Limited Editions Club of New York.) Shakespeare, William. Works.

1939-1941.

37 vols, plays, without slipcases; 2 vols, poems, cloth-backed bds, slipcase. * Ten Years & William Shakespeare. 1940. Spine defective.

All 4to. $300-500 53 No lot

FINE BINDINGS & SETS 49 151188/2C 5 vols.

Limited Editions Club of New York: Grass, Gunter. The Flounder. 1985. #160/1000 sgd by Grass. 3 vols.

4to, orig eelskin-backed cloth, orig slipcase. Illus by the author.

Newsletter present. *(Eichenberg, Fritz, illus.) Bernanos, Georges.

The Diary of a County Priest. 1986. #160/1000 sgd by Eichenberg.

4to, orig crushed brown morocco-backed cloth, orig slipcase. * Rilke, Rainer Maria. The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge. 1987. #160/800. Translated by Stephen Mitchell. 4to, orig vellum, orig cloth slipcase. All F/F-. $250-400

Lots 54-67 54 142423/104 1 vol.

(Arion Press.) Hammett, Dashiell. The Maltese Falcon. San Francisco, 1983.

1/400. 4to, orig black morocco-backed gray cloth, with silver- & red-decorated black morocco onlays of the falcon on front & back covers, gray cloth slipcase with black morocco spine label. Frontis portrait, folding panorama & reproduction period photos of San Francisco. NF/F. $300-500

50 142423/105 7 vols.

Limited Editions Club of New York: Turgenev, Ivan. The Torrents of Spring. 1976. Illus by Lajos Szalay. #1242/1600 sgd by Szalay. 4to, orig morocco & marbled bds. * Austin, Jane. Persuasion. 1977. Illus by Tony Buonpastore. #1242/1600 sgd by Buonpastore. 4to, orig cloth, glassine. * Hesse, Herman. Steppenwolf. 1977. Illus by Helmut Ackermann. #1242/1600 sgd by Ackermann. 4to, orig morocco & bds, glassine. * Hugo, Victor. The Battle of Waterloo. 1977. Intro by Dew Middleton. #1242/1600 sgd by Middleton. 4to, orig morocco & bds, glassine. * Sassoon, Siegfried. Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man. 1977. Illus by Paul Hogarth. #1242/1600 sgd by Hogarth. 4to, orig calf & cloth, glassine. * The Ballad of Robinhood. 1977. Illus by David Gentleman. #1242/1600 sgd by Gentleman. 4to, orig cloth & bds. * Anderson, Sherwood. Winesburg, Ohio. 1978. Illus by Ben F. Stahl. #1242/1600 sgd by Stahl. 4to, orig morocco & cloth, glassine. All NF/F, in orig slipcases. $250-400 54

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Johnson, Eldridge Reeves. Tarpomania & Buck Fever. N.p.: privately ptd, 1928.

8vo, contemp gilt-paneled full crushed green niger morocco, gilt emblematic spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, gilt foliate morocco inlaid fish at center of front cover, raised bands, by The French Binders, Garden City, NY; faded to brown. Photogravure plates, lettered tissue guards. Presentation copy from the author & publisher, inscr & sgd on front blank. $150-250 56 148140/4 1 vol.

(Dalziel, George & Edward, illus.) Bramley, Henry Ramsden, ed.

Christmas Carols New and Old. London: George Routledge, [1871].

4to, early 20th-century full gilt-paneled & -foliate crushed crimson levant morocco, with gilt-decorated orange-brown morocco floral onlays and gilt-bordered triple interlocked olive morocco onlaid curvilinear inner panel, gilt-lettered & emblematic spine compartments, t.e.g., raised bands, turn-ins with double-ruled gilt fillet outer border & quadruple-ruled gilt fillet inner border with connecting gilt foliate corner decorations, marbled endpapers, orig gilt & pictorial front cover & spine bound in at end, by Stikeman; joints occasionally scuffed, other light wear. With scarlet moroccoedged case of marbled bds; some edge wear, top joint starting to separate. Text illus, musical notations, index & advts. Scattered light foxing. $250-400

57 151004/2 1 vol.

(Heraldic Binding.) (Civic commemorative volume, City of Brno, celebrating the foundation of the Deutsches Staatstheater.)

Bruenn: R. Rohrer, 1882.

Folio, orig sterling silver overlaid armorial olive green morocco & moss green velvet, featuring sterling silver coat of arms of Cisleithania, Austria-Hungary engraved by Maizner in relief at center of front cover, with sterling silver embellished boarders in relief, plum silk endpapers, by Bela Tillman; light wear, near excellent state of preservation. With orig watercolor of the Brno theater, sgd & dated. 3pp of assemblymen signatures at back.

The text is a statement of public appreciation made to Mayor Gustav Winterholler, who had undertaken the construction of the Deutsches Staatstheater in 1882. He employed the Edison Electric Light Company to install interior lighting, a groundbreaking theater innovation for the time. $3,000-5,000 58 142423/103 2 vols.

McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James. History of the Indian Tribes of North America. Kent, OH: Volair Limited, 1978. Lg 8vo, orig brown leather, gilt, a.e.g., silked endpapers; minor wear. Cloth slipcase. 120 color plates. $120-180 59 142423/111A 1 vol.

(Gill, Eric, illus & designer.) Shakespeare, William. The Tragedy of Hamlet. (New York: Limited Editions Club, 1933.) #49/1500 sgd by Gill. Sm 8vo, contemp full crushed scarlet niger morocco, gilt-paneled covers, gilt-lettered spine, gilt spine compartments, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt, raised bands, by Bayntun; occasionally slightly scuffed. Bookplate (designed by Gill) of Mary Gill. $500-800

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Fielding, Henry. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. Paris: printed

by Amb. Didot the eldest, 1780.

Lg paper copy. 8vo, contemp gilt-paneled full green morocco, gilt foliate & geometric spine compartments, a.e.g., rough cut, inner dentelles gilt, marbled endpapers; moderately scuffed, joints, corners & spine ends rubbed (headband of vol 2 compromised).

Extra-illus with a complete set of 12 hand-colored copperplate engravings by Morau Le Jeune. Text & plate margins a little toned & lightly foxed, light foxing to front matter. Complete with half-titles. $300-500 61 151190/6 12 vols.

Fielding, Henry. [Works.] London: J.M. Dent, 1903. #130/250. Sm 8vo, contemp 3/4 green morocco, gilt, gilt-lettered & -foliate spines, t.e.g., raised bands; corners & heads of spines just rubbed (headbands intact). Plates. Scattered wear. $200-300 62 142576/3 8 vols.

Gibbon, Edward. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. London: John Murray, 1887.

8vo, contemp gilt-paneled full polished green calf, richly gilt spine compartments, maroon & olive morocco spine labels, marbled endpapers & edges; lightly to moderately scuffed. With 12 fold maps (incl partly colored). Internally generally clean. With note by Milman & Guizot, also incl Gibbon’s Memoirs of My Life and writings. $200-300

63 151188/1 15 vols.

Anderson, Rasmus B., ed. Norroena: Anglo-Saxon Classics. London, etc.: Norroena Society, [1905].

Vinland ed, #5/100. 8vo, orig richly gilt variously colored inlaid calf, spines richly gilt, silked enpapers; extremities often rubbed, spines often faded & occasionally rubbed, a few small spine blisters, spines of vols 6, 11-15 moderatley rubbed & a little desiccated. Color plates.

Inscr, dated “Dec 14, 1908” & sgd by Anderson. $300-500 64 141848/19 24 vols.

Kipling, Rudyard. The Works. Garden City, 1914-1917.

Seven Seas Edition, #191/1050 sgd by Kipling on vol 1 half-title. Vols 1-24 (of 27). 8vo, contemp 3/4 blue morocco, gilt, gilt-emblematic spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, raised bands; joints rubbed & occasionally tender, a few spine heads rubbed & chipped - sewn bands intact, scattered edge wear. $300-500 65 142423/101 14 vols.

Franklin Library Leather-Bound & Richly Gilt Signed Limited Editions: Beauvoir, Simone de. The Second Sex. 1979. * Baldwin, James. Go Tell in on the Mountian. 1979. * Capote, Truman. Other Voices, Other Rooms. 1979. * Ellison, Ralph. The Invisible Man. 1980. * Heller, Joseph. Catch-22. 1978. * _ _. Good as Gold. 1982. * Mailer, Norman.

The Naked & The Dead. 1978. * Miller, Arthur. Collected Plays. 1980. * Sartre, Jean Paul. Five Plays. 1978. * Styron, William. The Confessions of Nat Turner. 1979. * Vidal, Gore. Burr. 1979. * _ _. Julian.

1981. * Vonnegut, Kurt. Slaughterhouse-Five. 1978. * William, Tennessee. Selected Plays. 1980. All lg 8vo, orig richly gilt leather, silked endpapers. All sgd by their authors. Near fine. $600-900

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Franklin Library Leather-Bound & Richly Gilt Signed Limited Editions: Franklin Center, ca 1970s & 1980s. Authors represented: John Barth, Erskine Caldwell, Bruce Catton, James Dickey, Joan Didion, Laurence Durrell, Alan Drury, J.P. Donleavy, James T. Farrell, John Fowler (2), Antonia Fraser, Gerald Green, John Hersey (2), Arthur Kostler, Joseph P. Lash, Mary McCarthy, Joyce Carol Oates, Alan Patton, Wales Percy, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., Irving Shaw, C.P. Snow, Irving Stone, William Styron, John Updike, Robert Penn Warren, Eudora Welty, Theodore H. White, Herman Wouk, Morris West. All 8vo, orig richly gilt leather, silked endpapers. All sgd by their authors. Near fine. $1,000-1,500 67 142423/100 Lot. Franklin Library Leather-Bound & Richly Gilt Titles: “Great Books & the Western World.” Franklin Center, 1978-1985. Full set, 96 vols. 8vo, orig leather, gilt. With presumed complete set of the notes pamphlets. Incl (4) other Franklin Library literary titles: Emily Bronte, Wuthering Heights; Dante, Divine Comedy; Herman Mellville, Moby Dick; Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass. All together 100 leather-bound vols. $1,500-2,500 68 151173/5 3 vols.

English & American 19th-Century Poetry: Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord. Mazeppa. London: John Murray, 1819. 1st ed, 2nd issue. 8vo, modern marbled bds; light wear. 1p advts. Imprint on p72. Complete with half-title. Scattered internal dust smudging. Randolph 70-71. * _ _. Sardanapalus, a Tradgedy. The Two Foscari, a Tradgedy. Cain, A Mystery. London: John Murray, 1821.

1st ed. 8vo, late 19th-century speckled calf, gilt; joints rubbed, head of spine worn away. With 4pp advts dated Nov 1821. Internally generally clean, tall copy. Complete. Randolph 75. * Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Kavanagh. Boston: Tichnor, Reed & Fields, 1849.

1st ed. 12mo, orig brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; slightly cocked, head of spine chipped. Blistering to paste-downs, scattered light foxing. BAL 12096, 1st ptg, altered state. $100-150

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Bellamy, George Anne. An Apology for the Life of George Anne Bellamy ... Written by Herself. London: for the author, sold by J. Bell, 1785.

12mo, orig bds; spines gone, several covers detached or detaching.

Untrimmed. Internally clean. Presumed 1st ed. [1]-215; [IV], [1]-226, (2pp advts); [IV], [1]-216; [IV], [1]-215, [1]; [IV], [1]-144 + (20pp index); [X], 11-190pp. Imprint of vols 1-5 also reads, “[printed] by the Literary Society.”

Collection of Irma S. Lustig. $250-400

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Boswell, James. The Life of Samuel Johnson. London, 1823. 8vo, contemp polished olive calf, gilt, spines richly gilt, inner dentelles gilt, morocco spine labels, marbled endpapers & edges; scuffed, joints rubbed & tender, spine & back cover starting to separate.

With portrait, 2 fold facs plates; offsetting on title, etc. Otherwise internally generally clean. $200-300 71 142469/2 1 piece.

The Beggar’s Opera. Printed Theatrical Playbill.

[Edinburgh, 1758.] 9 3/4 x 6 5/8 in; 245 x 170mm. Head trimmed with loss of ptg, bottom left corner torn away with loss of a few other letters. “[The Canongate Play-house / ... /] This Evening being Wednesday the 6th of December 1758, / A Concert of Music / Between the Parts of which will be presented (Gratis) / The Beggar’s Opera....” With ms note on verso initialed by Sir Nigel Playfair: “This was from ... the papers of James Boswell at Malahide Castle and sent to me by Lady Talbot Malahide whose husband is a descendant of his. N[igel] P[layfair], November 1924.”

Sir Nigel Playfair, 1874-1934, British actor-manager of the Lyric Theatre.

Edinburgh’s first playhouse was in the Canongate, opening in 1756 and closing in 1786.

Collection of Irma S. Lustig. $1,500-2,500 72 142566/1 2 vols.

Johnson, Samuel. A Dictionary of the English Language. London: W. Strahan, 1773.

“Fourth Edition, Revised by the Author.” Folio, old mottled calf, spines richly gilt, red morocco spine labels; cover of vol 1 detaching, other light wear. Some spotting to vol 1 fore-edge, some dust smudging & darkening to title, front endpapers & 1st few signatures in both vols, dampstain to foot of title & 1st few signatures of vol 2, light to moderate creasing to title of vol 2, other minor spotting & light creasing. Edmund Drummond’s early ink ownsership at head of title. Tall, sound set.

Last lifetime edition. $1,000-1,500

73 142482/2 1 vol.

[Clemens, Samuel L.] Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Charles L. Webster, 1885.

1st American ed. Lg 8vo, orig gilt & black-stamped green cloth; corners bumped, spine ends frayed with loss to cloth at bottom, joints rather scuffed, covers occasionally moderately scuffed.

Frontis, portrait, illus; split at gutter of frontis portrait. A few signatures sprung. Pale peach endpapers, flyleaves.

BAL 3415, 2nd state of title & portrait, 1st states of pp[13], 57, 155. $250-400 74 151172/15 1 vol.

[Clemens, Samuel L.] Twain, Mark. Following the Equator: A Journey Around the World. Hartford: American Publishing Co., 1897.

1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig blue cloth, color cover label, spine gilt; corners very slightly bumped, other light edge wear. Frontis portrait, illus.

Front hinge slightly tender, minor internal wear.

BAL 3451. $100-150 75 142366/11 1 vol.

Dana, Richard Henry, Jr. To Cuba and Back. A Vacation Voyage.

Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1859.

1st ed. 12mo, orig blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, gilt lettereing starting to fade. 16pp pub cat at back, Apr 1859. Tight, attractive copy.

BAL 4447. $100-150 76 158005/5 1 vol.

Dickens, Charles. A Christmas Carol. London: Chapman & Hall, 1843.

1st ed, presumed 2nd issue. Small 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & decorated brown cloth, spine gilt, a.e.g.; top 1 inch of spine chipped away (approx half preserved loose), corners & bottom of spine frayed, edges discolored, spine & back cover detaching. Some dampstaining & dust smudging to front & back matter incl title.

With 4 hand-colored plates, 4 wood-engraved illus. 2pp advts at back. With red & blue title, blue half-title, yellow endpapers, Stave I chapter heading, uncorrected text. Also refered to as 1st ed, 1st issue yellow endpaper variant. In custom fall-down cloth box.

Saddeir 684; Smith II.4. $2,000-3,000

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Dickens, Charles. Little Dorrit. London: Bradbury and Evans, 18551857.

1st ed in orig 20/19 parts, 1st issue. 8vo, orig blue-green wrappers; minor wear. Illus by H.K. Browne. With 41 plates (incl additional vignette title & frontis); light to occasionally moderate foxing to plates. Tall, internally clean & crisp, no 19/20 partly unopened. With the correction slip in part 16, noting that Rigaud was used for Blandois in chapter 12 of part 15. Unusually well-preserved set with few lacunae. Lacking: the Bradbury & Evans slip, the 4pp “Cyclopedia of Biography” advts at back of part 9; “The Wreck of the Golden Mary” slip at the front of part 13; the 2pp “Royal Insurance Company” slip at the back of part 19/20. 2 sets of the 4pp “Dr. DeJongh’s” advts in part 10 present; the Bradbury & Evans advts in part 1 are numbered [1], 2-15[16], not [1]-16; the “Theatre Royal” slip in part 1 is on orange paper, not yellow. With dark plates 1, 4, 6, 8, 13, 16, 37, 10(?). In custom green morocco & cloth falldown box.

Hatton & Cleaner pp307-330. $1,000-1,500 78 151005/3 1 vol.

Dickens, Charles. The Mystery of Edwin Drood. London: Chapman & Hall, 1870.

1st ed in book form. 8vo, contemp 1/2 green morocco & pebbled green cloth, spine gilt; extremities rubbed, front hinge cracked. With frontis portrait, additional vignette title, 12 plates by S.L. Fildes.

Slightly toned, some darkening & dust smudging at edges.

Bookplate on paste-down. Tall copy.

See: Smith 16. $200-300

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[Dickens, Charles.] Oliver Twist; or, the Parish Boy’s Progress by Boz, With Other Tales and Sketches, from Bentley’s Miscellany, and the Library of Fiction. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea and Blanchard, 1837.

[Series title: Tales and Sketches, Vol II.] Chapters 1-2. 12mo, orig cloth-backed bds, paper spine label; label & bd edges scuffed.

Untrimmed. Light to moderate foxing. With 2pp advts at back.

Bookplate on front paste-down.

1st appearance of any part of Oliver Twist in America (chapters 1-2 only). $250-400 80 142545/2 2 vols.

Dickens, Charles. Oliver Twist. Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard, 1839.

1st American ed. 12mo, orig 1/4 brick red cloth & bds, edges untrimmed, paper spine labels; heavily rubbed, cloth of vol 2 rather faded, paper labels moderately scuffed - ptg largely intact. Front hinge of vol 1 starting, moderate foxing throughout, lacking ffep in vol 2. 2pp advts at front of vol 1, 16pp pub cat at back of vol 2. Old ink figures on ffep of vol 1, 20th-century ink ownership on recto of ffep of vol 1, head & verso of title in vol 2. $300-500

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Dickens, Charles. Oliver Twist. Philadelphia: Lea & Blanchard, 1839.

1st American ed. 12mo, orig 1/4 brick red cloth & bds, edges untrimmed, paper spine labels; slightly scuffed, corners bumped, other moderate edge wear, light scuffing & minor chipping to spine labels - partially affecting just a few ptd letters. Front hinge of vol 1 darkened & starting to split, scattered generally light foxing. 2pp advts at front of vol 1, 16 pp pub cat at back of vol 2. Early ink ownership signature dated Dec 25, 1838 at head of advt leaf recto at front of vol 1 & head of front fly recto in vol 2. In custom 1/2 brown morocco slipcase & chemise.

Gimble A33. $400-700 82 151173/3 7 vols.

Dickens, Charles: Sketches by Boz. London: John Macrone, 1837. The Second Series. 4 vols. 8vo, modern calf. 8 (of 10) plates. Lacking half-title, frontis and the plate facing p216. Scattered light to moderate foxing, edges of vignette title darkened. Illus by George Cruikshank. 1st ed. Eckel pp2-13. * Dombey and Son. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848. 1st ed in book form. 8vo, contemp 1/2 calf & cloth; scuffed. With 38 plates

by H.K. Browne, 12 portrait plates. Light to moderate foxing to plates. Eckel 74-76. * Bleak House. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1853.

1st ed in book form. 8vo, contemp 1/2 calf & marbled bds; extremities rubbed. With 40 plates by H.K. Browne. Light to moderate foxing to plates. Eckel 74-76. * Little Dorrit. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857. 1st ed in book form. 8vo contemp 3/4 morocco & cloth; scuffed, joints & corners rubber. With 40 plates

by H.K. Browne. Light to moderate foxing to plates. Untrimmed.

Eckel 82-85. $300-500 83 142510/3 1 vol.

Dickens, Charles. Christmas Numbers of Household Words & All the Year Round. [London], 1850-1867.

8vo, contemp calf & marbled bds; front cover detached. Internally generally clean, good margins. Caption titles only, orig issues bound together, complete. Many contributions by Dickens.

Eckel pp 193-197. $500-800

84 142510/2 2 vols.

(Dickens, Charles, ed.) Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi, Edited by “Boz.�

London: Richard Bentley, 1838.

1st ed, 1st issue. 8vo, orig pink floral cloth, spine gilt, untrimmed edges; light wear, corners bumped, some partial fading to back cover of vol 1, spine of vol 2 starting to darken, spine ends intact.

Illus by George Cruikshank, with portrait & 12 plates. Scattered light foxing. With half-titles, lacking the list of embellishments. With 36 pp pub cat at back, pp 1, 26, & 27 unnumbered (vol 1, pp [x-xi]). 1st issue pink floral cloth, last plate with no border. Tight, clean set in 2 custom green morocco & cloth cases with chemises. $400-700 85 141903/10 1 vol.

Harris, Joel Chandler. The Tar-Baby, and Other Rhymes of Uncle Remus. New York: D. Appleton, 1904.

1st ed. Illus by A.B. Frost & E.W. Kemble. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & decorated orange cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear, corners & spine ends just scuffed, a little dusty. With color frontis, ptd tissue guard, 8 tinted plates, tinted illus throughout.

BAL 7154. $100-150 86 151172/4 2 vols.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The Marble Faun. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1860.

1st American ed, 4th ptg. 12mo, orig brown cloth, gilt-lettered spines; slightly cocked, occasional scuffing & edge wear, light fraying to spine ends. 16pp pub cat at back of vol 1 dated Mar 1860. Slightly toned, scattered minor spotting. Complete with half-titles.

BAL 7621; Clark A23.3d (4th ptg). $100-150 87 151172/2 2 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio. Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, [1894].

8vo, contemp 3/4 blue morocco & marbled bds, spines gilt, t.e.g., raised bands; corners & spine ends a little scuffed. Sold as bdg. $80-120 88 151173/1 3 vols.

Kipling, Rudyard. Verses. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1919.

Inclusive Edition. #73/100 sgd by Kipling. 4to, orig vellum, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; covers warped as usual. Moderate foxing to enedpapers & occasionally front & back matter.

Livingston 445. $800-1,200

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Malanga, Gerard. Wheels of Light. Upper Dharmsala, [India], 1972.

1/125 sgd by Malanga, out-of-series copy. 12mo, orig giltlettered 1/2 red leather & cloth; spine ends scuffed. Some creasing to upper fore-edge corner. $300-500 90 151173/2 1 vol.

Mayhew, Augustus. Paved with Gold; or, The Romance and Reality of the London Streets. London: Chapman and Hall, 1858.

1st book-form ed. 8vo, contemp 1/2 morocco & marbled bds; joints & corners rubbed. With additional vignette title, 25 plates by H.K. Brown (Phiz). Scattered light foxing, some dust smudging on title & vignette title. $120-180 91 142564/4 1 vol.

Mellville, Herman. Omoo: A Narrative of Adventures in the South Seas.

New York: Harper, 1847.

1st American ed. 12mo, orig green blind-decorated cloth, goldstamped ship at center of front cover; occasionally scuffed, corners & spine ends just frayed, very slightly cocked, spine fading to brown.

With frontis map, 16pp advts (in 2 sets), fly leaves, marbled endpapers, half-title in red, title in red & black. Light foxing & minor dust smudging. In custom black leather slipcase.

BAL 13656. $300-500

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Whitman, Walt: Leaves of Grass. Boston: Thayer & Eldridge, 1860-61. “Third Edition.”

12mo, orig blind-lettered & -decorated pebbled purple-brown cloth, blind- & gilt-lettered spine; moderate edge wear, head & foot of spine frayed, top 1/3 of spine starting to separate. Fronits portrait.

Front hinge starting to separate. Shaken, a few quires sprung. BAL 21397 - 2nd ptg, 3rd state of portrait. * Leaves of Grass. Philadelphia: Rees Welsh, 1882. 12mo, orig gilt-lettered &-decorated olive-brown cloth, spine gilt; light edge wear. Portrait. Internally very slightly toned. Tight copy. Ex-library label on front paste-down, 1882 ownership on front fly. BAL 21419. $300-500 95 142423/106 1 vol.

Whitman, Walt. Complete Poems & Prose ... 1855 ... 1888.

[Philadelphia, 1888-1889.] [1/600] sgd by Whitman on the titlepage of Leaves of Grass. Lg 8vo, orig olive green buckram, giltlettered spine, t.e.g.; faded to brown, lightly scuffed, corners bumped, other light to moderate wear. With pictorial title, 2 portraits. “Note at Beginning” leaf browned, front hinge repaired, without the limitation statement. In custom fall-down green cloth box.

BAL 21431, bdg c; giving pub as [Camden, N.J., 1888.] $1,200-1,800

92 151188/12 1 vol.

Peterson, Charles. Kate Aylesford: A Story of the Refugees.

Philadelphia: T.P. Peterson & Brothers, [1855].

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-decorated red cloth, rebacked & restored in red buckram, orig covers laid down, a.e.g. 12pp advts. Some foxing & repairs.

Wright 879, “Laid in Pine Barrens, N.J., during the Revolution.” $80-120 93 151097/3 1 vol + 1 piece.

Wordsworth, William. The Sonnets ... Collected in One Volume, with a Few Additional Ones, Now First Published. London: Edward Moxon, 1838. Sm 8vo, contemp gilt-decorated green morocco; covers deatched but present. 2nd state of title. Armorial bookplate of Martin Farquhar Tupper on paste-down. * Tupper, Martin Farquhar.

Autograph letter signed. Hamilton, Ontario, Nov 12, 1876. 2pp, 8vo; some creasing, small chips at edges. Addressed to family & friends, chronicling successes of his 2nd North American lecture tour.

Tupper, Martin Farquhar, 1810-1889, English writer & poet, author of Proverbial Philosophy. $100-150 95

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Wilde, Oscar. The Soul of Man. London: privately ptd, 1895.

1/50. 4to, slightly later gilt-paneled full crushed russet morocco, spine gilt, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g.; joints rubbed, occasionally scuffed, front cover detached. Untrimmed.

With (2) letters to Robert Ross, thanking him for gift of copies of Wilde’s Soul of Man: Alfred James Balfour, letter sgd. London, June 26, 1912. 2pp, 8vo, hinge mtd to ffep. * R.B. Haldane, autograph letter sgd. London, June 30, 1912. 3pp, 12mo, in addressed envelope.

Reflecting on Wilde, touching on his (Holdane’s) visit to Wilde in prison, Wilde’s Ballad of Reading Goal.

Robert Ross, 1869-1918, journalist, art critic & art dealer, devoted friend of Oscar Wilde, his literary executor & likely lover.

Arthur Balfour, 1848-1930, British politician & prime minister.

Richard Burdon Haldane, 1856-1928, Scottish lawyer, philosopher & statesman, friend of Oscar Wilde. $5,000-8,000 97 142384/1 12 vols.

Wilde, Oscar. [Collected Works of.] London: Methuen & Co., [1908].

1/80 on Japanese vellum. 1st collected ed. Vol [12] with imprint, Paris: Charles Carrington, 1908. 8vo, orig limp vellum, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; minor dust smudging & spotting, bowing as usual. Scattered internal light foxing - most prominant at front matter, foot of spine & bottom edge of bdg of vol [14], miscellanies dampstained. Lacking vol [8] Intention & the Soul of Man & vol [9] Poems. Incl material 1st issued in this ed.

Mason p459 ff. $1,200-1,800

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Verne, Jules. Dr. Ox’s Experiment and Other Stories. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1875.

8vo, orig gilt & black-stamped pictorial blue cloth; corners bumped, spine ends a little frayed. Hinges tender. With frontis & plates (1 loose), text illus. 1st illus American ed & 1st ed thus. Complete, a trifle shaken. $250-400 99 142564/3 2 vols.

[Tucker, George.] Atterley, Joseph (pseudonym). [A Voyage to the Moon: with Some Account of the Manners and Customs, Science and Philosophy, of the People of Morosofia, and Other Lunarians.] [New York: Elam Bliss, 1827.]

12mo, contemp (orig?) bds, sheep back & corners, morocco spine label; moderate wear. Internal dampstaining to gutters of 1st 30pp, scattered light foxing. Lacking title-page (supplied in facs) & fly leaves. Mid-19th-century Belles Lettres Society of Dickinson College library label on front paste-down. Also with: Wells, Lester G, Fictional Acounts of Trips to the Moon, Syracuse Univ Library, 1962, orig wraps.

The earliest interplanetary novel by an American-born author to use mechanical means for space travel.

American Imprints 30846; Anatomy of Wonder (2004) II-56. $600-900

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Bova, Ben. The Star Conquerors. Philadelphia: Winston, [1959].

1st ed. 12mo, orig green cloth; moderate edge wear, head of spine expertly repaired - loss to top 1/2 of “The” at head of spine, d/j (some chipping to edges, head & foot of spine panel stablized with archival paper stock - some loss to lettering, some spotting to flaps). Minor spotting to front & back matter. $300-500

MODERN FIRSTS Lots 101-118 101 151072/7 1 vol.

(Beardsley, Arthur, illus.) Dowson, Ernest. The Poems of.... London: John Lane, 1905.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-paneled & -decorated green cloth, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasional light edge wear. With portrait frontis by William Rothenstein, half-tone portrait, 4 plates & 1 decorated initial by Beardsley. Art Nouveau bookplate of Sydney & Margrette Snow on front paste-down. Tight, bright copy.

Sydney Bruce Snow, 1878-1944, prominent American Unitarian minister, president of Meadsville Theological School, Chicago. $150-200 102 151188/17 1 vol.

Beckett, Samuel. Pour finir encore, et autres foirades. [Paris: Les Editions de Minuit, 1976.]

1st ed thus. 12mo, orig ptd stiff wrappers; minor spotting.

Presentation copy inscr to the American theorist of drama Francis Fergusson & sgd by Beckett on title, “For Francis / with love / from Sam / Paris March 1976.”

Francis Fergusson, 1904-1986, American pedagog & critic, theorist of drama, author of The Idea of Theatre. $300-500 103 142324/1 1 vol.

Burroughs, William. The Naked Lunch. Paris: Olympia Press, (1959).

1st ed, 1st issue. 12mo, orig green wrappers; light edge wear, d/j (minor chipping at spine panel ends, light to moderate stress along panel joint, flap panel joints just starting to separate, some discoloration to versos of cover & spine panels). Early owner’s ink stamp on verso of title & ink ms ownership on verso of terminal blank, unobtrusive ink shoulder notation at top of front margin of p171. With “Francs 1500” on back wrapper, green border on title.

Maynard & Miles A2a. $1,000-1,500

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Faulkner, William. A Fable. (New York): Random House, (1954).

1st ed, 1st ptg. #694/1000 sgd by Faulkner. 8vo, orig blue- & whitestamped pictorial slate cloth, top edge stained slate, other edges untrimmed. Near fine, in very slightly worn orig slipcase with paper label.

Peterson A31b; sgd. $500-800 105 151005/2 7 vols.

Irving, John: Setting Free the Bears. New York: Random House, 1968. 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig cloth & bds; moderate edge wear, cellotape residue on covers & paste-down, blister formed by removal of label from front paste-down, d/j (front flap excised, its text portion mtd to back ffep verso). Small dampstain to ffep, gutter of half-title starting to split.

Ex-library, ink stamp on back paste-down. Author’s 1st book. * The Water-Method Man. New York: Random House, (1972). 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig cloth & bds; light wear, d/j (edges occasionally creased). VG+/NF. Author’s 2nd book. * The 158-Pound Marriage.

NY: Random house, (1974). 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig bds; light edge wear, corners just bumped, d/j (head of spine & corners a little chipped). VG+. Author’s 3rd book. * The World According to Garp.

NY: E.P. Dutton, 1978. 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig cloth & bds; light edge wear, d/j (minor creasing). VG+/NF-. Author’s 4th book. * The Hotel New Hampshire. NY: Dutton, (1981). 8vo, orig stiff wrappers; minor wear. Advance uncorrected proof. * A Son of the Circus. NY: Random House, 1994. 8vo, orig stiff wrappers; light wear. Advance uncorrected proof. $250-400 106 No lot 107 151184/1 1 vol (wrappers).

Joyce, James. Ulysses. Paris: Shakespeare & Co., 1922.

1st ed. #400/750 (of 1000). 4to, orig white-lettered blue wrappers; shallow chipping & small areas of paper loss at head & foot of spine panel, small splits at head & foot of joints, discrete & scattered dampstaining to spine & front panels, a little creasing to spine panel, other scattered minor wear. Internally crisp & clean, unopened & untrimmed. Complete with flyleaves.

Slocum & Cahoon A17. $12,000-18,000

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Larkin, Philip: The North Ship. London: Fortune Press, [1965]. 2nd (unauthorized) ed. 8vo, orig dark red buckram, pale orange d/j ptd in black. NF/F. Bloomfield A1b. * High Windows. London: Faber & Faber, (1974). 1st ed. 8vo, blue-gray cloth, d/j (small blemish at foot of back panel.

NF+. Bloomfield A10a. $100-150 109 151005/1 2 vols.

O’Brien, Tim: If I Die in a Combat Zone. London: Calder & Boyards, (1973). 1st UK ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig bds, d/j (price intact). Sgd by O’Brien on title.

NF+/F. Author’s 1st book. * Going after Cacciato. London: Jonathan Cape, (1978). 1st UK ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig bds, d/j (price clipped, reprice label affixed). Sgd by O’Brien on title. Small tape residue on front paste-down, but NF+/F. $300-500

110 151183/4 4 vols.

Steadman, Ralph: Thompson, Hunter S. America. (Seattle, 1989.) #328/500 sgd by Steadman. Oblong folio, orig cloth, d/j. Illus by Steadman. NF. * The Curse of Lono. Toronto, etc.: Bantam, (1983). 4to, orig pictorial stiff wrappers; light wear. * Scanlan’s Monthly. New York, June 1970. Vol 1, No 4. 4to, orig wrappers; slightly dusty. Illus. * Oddbins List.

Summer 1996. Color illus self-wrappers, cover illus by Steadman. $100-150 111 151183/3 1 vol.

Thompson, Hunter S. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. New York: Random House, (1971).

1st ed. 8vo, orig bds, d/j (minor edge wear). NF-/NF. $200-300

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Thompson, Hunter S. Hell’s Angels. New York: Random House, (1967).

1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig silver-pictorial black cloth, silver- & redlettered spine, d/j (price clipped), top edge stained black, other edges untrimmed. Bright & attractive. $200-300 113 151183/1 2 vols.

Thompson, Hunter S. - Signed Copies: Hell’s Angels. New York: Random House, (1967). 2nd ptg. 8vo, orig silver-pictorial black cloth, d/j (price clipped, light creasing to edges), top edge stained black; light edge wear. Sgd by Thompson on ffep recto. * Screwjack. Santa Barbara, 1991. #270/300 (of 326) sgd by Thompson. 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial red cloth; light edge wear. $250-400 114 142423/111 1 vol.

Williams, Tennessee. The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone. (New York): New Directions, (1950).

1st ed. 1/500 sgd by Williams. 12mo, orig vellum-backed patterned bds, top edge stained green; spine darkened, orig slipcase with paper label (some edge wear). Light spotting to fore-edges & endpapers.

Crandell A9.1.a. $120-180 115 151065/1 3 vols.

Williams, Tennessee: The Glass Menagerie. New York: Random House, (1945). 1st ed, 1st ptg. 12mo, orig rust cloth; light wear, occasionally lightly scuffed, d/j (creased, corners, spine bottom, top 1.5 in of spine & much of top cover panel torn away). Slight darkening to & smudging to endpaper gutters & frontis. Crandell A1.1.a.* 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other One-Act Plays. Norfolk: New Directions, (1945). 1st ed. 8vo, orig pale yellow-green cloth; light wear, d/j (losses at head of spine & top of front & back panels), some darkening to endpapers. C A2.1.b. * A Streetcar Named Desire. (New York): New Directions, (1947). 1st ed.

8vo, orig decorated lavender bds, author’s name on spine in white; corners just bumped, occasional edge wear, spine ends faded, d/j (chipping & losses at spine ends & along top of cover panels design elements intact, fading to spine panel). Minor internal wrinkling. C A5.1.a. $300-500

116 151172/13 2 vols.

Modern First Editions: Wharton, Edith. The Customs of the Country. New York: Scribner’s, 1913. 1st ed. 12mo, orig brick cloth, gilt; occasional light edge wear.

Bookplate on front paste-down. Tight, bright copy. * Woolf, Virginia.

Three Guineas. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1938. 1st American ed.

8vo, orig rose cloth, gilt-lettered spine, top edge stained gray, d/j (minor edge wear). D/j design by Vanessa Bell. Near fine copy. $120-180 117 141173/46 Lot. Modernist Literature - Periodicals & Private Press: Lewis, Wyndham. The Caliph’s Design: Architects! Where Is Your Vortex? London: The Egoist, 1919. 1st ed. 1/1000. 8vo, orig blue marbled wrappers over flexible bds, paper label; some edge wear, head & foot of spine chipped away. Morrow & Lafourcade A4. * _ _, ed. The Enemy. London: Arthur Press, 1927, 1929. Nos 1 & 3. 4to, orig wrappers; minor discoloration to edges. * _ _. Ezra Pound. Milan, 1958. #884/1000. 12mo, orig pictorial cream wrappers. With 3 fullpage portraits. Minor wear. * Pound, Ezra. Social Credit: An Impact.

London: Stanley Nott, [1935]. 1st ed. 12mo, orig wrappers; slightly toned, some edge wear & creasing. Gallop A40a. * _ _, translator.

Confucius the Unwobbling Pivot & the Great Digest. [Norfolk, CT: New Directions], 1947. 1st ed. 1/929 [issued as Pharos, No 4]. 8vo, orig rose wrappers; minor edge wear. NF-. Gallop A58a. Lot incl periodical lit relating to Wyndham Lewis. $80-120 118 141173/47 6 vols (5 wrappers).

Belles Lettres - Fine & Small Presswork: (Oxford Univ Press.) Shaw, George Bernard. Ruskin’s Politics. N.p.: Ruskin Centenary Council, 1921. 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth-backed tan bds, cover paper label; light wear. Minor spotting to endpapers. * (Three Mountains Press.) Ford, Ford Maddox. Women & Men. Paris, 1923. 1st ed. #7/300. 8vo, orig tan wrappers with red floral panel; light edge wear, some unobtusive areas of discoloration.

Unopened. Internally clean. With “Contact Editions” label hinged over “Three Mountains Press” on title. * (The Two Maples Press.)

Stevenson, Robert Louis. Down the Oise. Des Moines, 1931. 1/50.

4to, orig stiff cream wrappers; minor edge wear. * ( _ _.) Thoreau, Henry David. Winter . Des Moines, 1933. #84/100. 4to, orig cream wrappers, glassine; minor wear. * (Bachrach Press.) Scott, Winfield Townley. Elegy for Robinson. New York, [1936]. #61/100 sgd by Scott. 8vo, orig wrappers; corners bumped, slightly toned. * (Banyan Press.) (Seligmann, Kurt, illus.) Stevens, Wallace. A Primitive Like an Orb. [New York]: Gothem Book Mart, Mar 1948. 1st ed. 1/500. 4to, orig green wrappers. With illus ptd in brown on conjugate leaves of grass paper. Minor wear, NF-. Edelstein 13. $200-300

Selected Material from the Library of Henry & Esther Clifford lots 119-158 The following lots encompass select items from the personal collection of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clifford, formerly of Radnor, PA. Henry Clifford is perhaps best known today for his prolific tenure as curator of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a position he held for twenty-two years until his retirement in 1965. Esther (née Rowland) Clifford was a medievalist by training.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford were great patrons of art, music, and literature; they shared especially a passion for ballet, often opening their home in Radnor and their villa in Florence, Italy, to travelling dancers. In the 1930s, Mr. Clifford served as an artistic advisor to Ballets Russes de Colonel W. de Basil. He also wrote librettos with the Ballets Russes dancer and choreographer David Lichine, including Francesca da Rimini in 1937.

The Clifford Collection constitutes a veritable archive, illustrating the cultural vibrancy and dynamism of the life which this family led together. There are, for example, several important travel books on Switzerland and Italy, the Clifford’s favorite foreign residences. The ballet enthusiast will discover rare works treating the set designs of Leon Bakst and other 20th century modern artists, as well as an assortment of early Ballets Russes handbills.

119 142562/36 2 vols.

(Pine, John, engraver.) Horace. Opera. London: Pine, 1733-1737.

8vo, early 20th-century richly gilt-paneled full crushed burgundy morocco, spines richly gilt, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt, gilt red morocco doublures, silked endpapers, raised bands, by Riviere & Son; joints often rubbed, other occasional wear, minor discoloration to back cover of vol 2, doublures scuffed. Engraved throughout, 2 fleurons, 2 frontises, 225 illus, vignettes, tail-pieces. Lightly toned throughout. 1st issue, with “post. est.” reading on p108. With Charles Sessler sale description sheet inserted, “This copy is from the great Hoe Collection ... no 1673 ... part IV ... Catalogue .... Hoe Sale.” $300-500 120 142562/30 12 vols.

Grote, George. A History of Greece. London: John Murray, 18541856.

4th ed of vols 1-4; 3rd ed of vols 9-11; 1st? ed of vol 12. 8vo, contemp 3/4 purple-brown morocco & marbled bds, spines gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasionally a little scuffed. With portrait, 19 maps (incl 14 fold-maps with orig outline color).

Internally generally clean. $200-300

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Hakluyt, Richard. Voyages. London: J.M. Dent, 1927.

8vo, contemp 3/4 mottled polished calf & marbled bds, spines gilt, t.e.g., red & green morocco spine labels; spine ends rubbed, a few joints tender, front cover of vol 10 starting to detach. Plates, maps. $250-400 122 142562/31 9 vols.

Proust, Marcel. A la recherche du temps perdu. Paris: Gallimard, 19301932.

8vo, contemp 3/4 scarlet morocco & cloth, richly gilt spine compartments, t.e.g.; occasionally slightly scuffed, orig wrappers bound in. Incomplete set, 9 of 15 vol Ouvres Completes, encompassing: Le Cote de Guermantes (3), Sodome et Gommorrhe (2), La Prisonnier (2), Albertine Disparue (1), Le Temps Retrouve (1 only).

Sold as bdg only. $250-400 123 142562/39 8 vols.

Strickland, Agnes. The Lives of the Queens of England. London: Henry Colburn, 1851-1852.

8vo, later richly gilt full crimson straight-grained morocco, spines gilt, a.e.g.; joints & spine ends often rubbed, front hinge of vol 1 broken. With 65 plates incl frontises, additional vignette titles, portraits, facs. Internally clean. $250-400

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Klee, Paul. Ten Colour Collotype Reproductions. London: L. Humphries, [1957].

Folio, orig burlap; light to moderate wear. 10 color plates.

Internally generally clean. $120-180 125 142562/22 1 vol.

(Dulac, Edmund, illus.)

(Arabian Nights) Princess Bedoura. [London]: Hodder and Stoughton, [1913].

Retold by Laurence Houseman.

4to, orig richly gilt & greenstamped pictorial cream cloth, top edge stained blue-green; corners slightly bumped, spine ends slightly worn, very occasional minor dust smudging. With 10 mtd color plates, lettered tissue guards.

Tight, generally bright & attractive copy. $200-300

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Reinach, Salomon. Recueil de tetes antiques, ideales ou idealisees. Paris: Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 1903.

1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig full purple morocco, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, raised bands, orig wrappers bound in; spine faded, joints & corners scuffed. 275 plates. Complete with half-title.

Presentation copy inscr & sgd

by Reinach on front blank. $100-150

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Anthony, Gordon. Ballet Camera Studies. London: Geoffrey Bles, [1937].

Intro & notes by Arnold Haskell. 4to, orig two-tone cloth; front & back cover affected by damp. With frontis, 95 mtd photo plates.

Untrimmed. Endpapers & a few mounts at back affected by damp. $250-400 128 142562/13 1 vol.

Bakst, Leon. L’Ouvre de Leon Bakst pour La Belle au Bois Dormant.

Paris: M. de Brunoff, 1922. #157/500 sgd by Bakst & de Brunoff. Folio, contemp burgundy morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g. Raised bands, orig gilt-lettered wrappers (incl spine) bound in; occasional light wear & darkening to morocco. With frontis portrait of Picasso by Bakst, 54 mtd color plates, lettered tissue guards, 2 mtd text illus. Internally clean. Some unobtrusive dampwrinkling at head of front matter. $2,000-3,000

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Alexandre, Arsene; Cocteau, Jean. L’Art decoratif de Leon Bakst.

Paris: Marice de Brunoff, 1913.

Folio, contemp 3/4 vellum & blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., morocco spine label; light to moderate wear & minor dust smudging. With frontis portrait, 50 color & 27 plain mtd plates. Without statement of limitation or orig gouache. Internally generally clean. $2,000-3,000 130 142562/21 Lot. Ballet Programs &c: Incl Col. W. de Basil’s Ballets Russes programs, 1936-1941, American & British performances. 8 in folio format in color wrappers (incl duplicates), 20 4to copies of the 1937 Royal Opera House Coronation Season program. * Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo (Massine, et al.) programs, 1939, 1939-40, 1941-42, 1942-43, 1945-46. 9 in folio format with color wrappers (incl duplicates). * [The American] Ballet Theatre programs, 1940, 1943-44, 44-45, 45-46. 4 in folio format, orig color wrappers. * Lot also incl the 1934 Hartford program for Four Saints in Three Acts (Gertrude Stein & Virgil Thompson), other ballet & opera related material. Incl covers by Chagall & Mattise. $1,000-1,500

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Picasso, [Pablo]. Le Tricorne: Trente-deux reproductions des maquettes en couleurs. Paris: Paul Rosenberg, 1920. #1/50 with orig etching sgd in pencil by Picasso & an extra suite of plates in black. 4to, loose in orig bds, paper cover label; spine gone. With 31 (of 32) color plates, extra suite of 32 plates in black. Internally genreally clean, etching clean in orig ptd sleeve. With 2 related costume drawings on tissue inserted.

Cramer 8; See: Bloch 34. $5,000-8,000

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Picasso, Pablo. 40 Dessins de Picasso en marge du Buffon. Paris: Jonquierer & Berggruen, 1957. #164/226 on Velin d’Arches, with orig linocut sgd in colored pencil by Picasso. 4to, loose as issued in orig ptd wrappers. Illus throughout. Bottom & head of front blank touched by damp, foot & head of dedication touched by damp, fore-edge of dedication a little discolored, heads of several 1st sheets & foot of 1 sheet touched by damp. In worn orig slipcase (affected by damp) & broken chemise. Upper top left margin of linocut sheet faintly touched by damp.

Cramer 84; See: Bloch 326. $5,000-8,000 133 No lot

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Benois, Alexander. Color Gouache Ballet Set Design.

For Le Pavillion d’Armide, [1909]. 16 3/4 x 17 1/2 in; 425 x 445mm.

Sgd lower right. Clean & attractive. Framed. $3,000-5,000 135 142562/25 Lot. Valentines - Primarily 19th-Century: Incl ptd color & chromolitho die-cuts, lg mechanical cards. About 100 pieces, several framed. $300-500 136 142562/24 Lot. Assorted Photographs, Lithographs & Other Graphics from the Esther & Henry Clifford Collection: Incl orig pen & ink drawing on paper by Eugene Berman; drawing on cardboard by Alice Mason; lg format silver print photo by Donald Cordry, portrait of Pasqualito. $300-500 137 142562/37 1 vol.

[Colquhoun, Patrick.] A Treatise on the Police of The Metropolis.

London: H. Fry for C. Dilly, 1796.

“Third Edition.” 8vo, orig bds; top 1/2 of spine worn away, scattered wear & spotting. Untrimmed. With fold table. Complete with halftitle. Internally generally clean. The word “BOND” stamped in 1st 1/2 of 20th-century on ffep recto. $250-400

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Brayley, E.W. Londiniana. London: Hurst, Chance, 1829.

12mo, contemp 3/4 calf & marbled bds, spines gilt, morocco spine labels; joints & corners rubbed. With 123 plates (incl maps & facs).

Internally generally clean. $200-300 139 142562/27 1 vol.

White, Gilbert. The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne.

London: White, Cochrane, 1813.

4to, contemp 3/4 morocco & marbled bds, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, joints rubbed. With 12 illus: 1 fold frontis, 8 plates (1 hand-colored), 2 additional title vignettes, 1 illus in text.

Dampstaining to back endpapers & last 30pp. Complete, but sold with all faults. $200-300 140 142562/14 1 vol.

Begin, Emile. Voyage Pittoresque en Suisse, en Savoie et sur les Alpes.

Paris: Belin-Leprieur et Morizot, [1851].

4to, contemp gilt & color-pictorial black cloth, spine richly gilt, a.e.g.; some edge wear, top of front joint starting to separate. With 24 plates (8 hand-colored) after Rouargue Freres, tissue guards.

Scattered, generally light foxing. $300-500

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141 142562/15 1 vol.

Yosy, A. Switzerland, as Now Divided into Ninteen Cantons ... with Picturesque Representations of the Dress and Manners of the Swiss.

London: for J. Booth & J. Murray, 1815.

2 vols in 1. Lg 8vo, contemp 3/4 brown russia & marbled bds, gilt, richly gilt spine, a.e.g., russet morocco spine label; joints & extremities rubbed. With 50 hand-colored costume plates, guard sheets, 2 plates of musical notations. Internally clean. Armorial bookplate of John Rodgers. $600-900 142 142562/40 1 vol.

Ebel, Johann Gottfried; Keller, Heinrich, geographer; Meyer, Johann Jackob, artist. Die Bergstrassen durch den Canton Graubundten nach dem Langen. Zurich, [1827].

Oblong 4to, contemp (orig?) red bds; some wear to joints & edges.

With color title vignette, 32 hand-colored aquatint plates, 5 b/w topographical plates, fold map with hand-colored outline, tissue guards. Internally generally clean, plates attractively & lightly toned.

In custom cloth fall-down box.

OCLC 559224784 (2 copies). $5,000-8,000 143 142562/12 1 vol.

Schoberl, Frederick. Voyage Pittoresque de Geneve a Milan. Paris, 1811.

Folio, contemp 1/2 contemp red morocco & marbled bds, giltlettered red morocco spine label, spine gilt; light wear. Untrimmed.

With double-page engraved map, 35 hand-colored aquatint plates, guard sheets. Moderate to occasionally heavy foxing to letterpress, plates generally clean & bright. Complete with half-title. $8,000-12,000 144 142562/16 1 vol.

Thomas, Jean Baptiste. Un an a Rome et dans ses environs. Paris: Didot, 1823.

Folio, contemp 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds, spine gilt; occasionally scuffed. With 72 hand-colored litho plates. Light to occasionally moderate foxing in margins. Tall copy, complete with half-title. $3,000-5,000 145 142562/32 1 vol.

[Kinglake, Alexander William.] Eothen, or Traces of Travel Brought Home from the East. London: John Ollivier, 1844.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp tan polished calf, gilt, richly gilt spine compartments, t.e.g., inner dentelles gilt, orig gilt-pictorial green cloth covers & spine bound in; joints, corners & spine ends rubbed.

Untrimmed. With fold hand-colored frontis, 1 color plate. Scattered light foxing, a few quires toned. $120-180

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Baedeker, K[arl]. Russland, Handbuch fur Reisende. Leipzig, 1897.

4th ed. 16mo, orig flexible gilt-lettered red cloth; light to moderate wear. Fold maps. Ffep detached. $100-150 147 142562/34A 1 vol.

(Hearn, Lafcadio.) La nouvelle atala; ou, La fille de l’espirit; legende indienne par Chahta-ima (de la Louisiane). New Orleans, 1879.

16mo, orig pink ptd wrappers; occasional chipping to spine with a few losses to ptg, edges very slightly dusty. Internally clean. Custom 1/4 morocco & cloth fall-down box. Contains Hearn’s 1st contribution to a book, a review called “A Louisiana Idyl.”

BAL 7910. $300-500

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148 142562/34B 1 vol Hearn, Lafcadio. Stray Leaves from Strange Literature. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1884.

1st ed, orig olive green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light to moderate edge wear, spine ends & corners just starting to fray. Pink endpapers. Hinges starting to chip. In custom morocco & cloth falldown box. Hearn’s 1st book. Presentation copy inscr & sgd on ffep recto, “Waylaird D. Ball / from his friend / L Hearn.”

BAL 7912, “JR.O & Co.” spine imprint. $300-500 149 142562/34C 2 vols.

(Hearn, Lafcadio.) Bisland, Elizabeth. The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1906.

1st ed, 1/200 lg paper copies. With 1p ms by Hearn tipped into vol 1.

8vo, orig black cloth, paper spine labels, untrimmed. Photogravure frontises, 14 plates. Bright, tight set in custom 1/2 morocco slipcases with chemises.

BAL 7944. $600-900 150 142562/34D 4 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio: Two Years in the French Indies. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1900.

1st ed. 8vo, orig color-decorated olive cloth; slightly cocked, a little dusty. 36 plates. 6pp advts at back. Minor dampstianing at top of back matter gutters. BAL 7921. * Youma: The Story of a West Indian Slave. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1890. 1st ed. 8vo, orig blue ptd white cloth, paper cover & spine labels; moderate wear, a little dusty. Frontis. 2pp advts at back. Binder’s variant A, bdg Aa star pattern. * Another copy of the preceding, binder’s variant B, blueptd white cloth, bdg Aa floral pattern, cover & spine labels; a little scuffed, a trifle dusty. 1st ed. Frontis (loose), 2pp advts at back. BAL 7921. * The 1st English ed of the preceding. London, 1890. Sm 8vo, orig patterned red cloth; top 1/2 of spine separating. 32pp advts. $200-300 151 142562/34E 12 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio - Japanese Subjects: Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan. Boston: Hougton Mifflin, 1894. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, orig olive cloth; moderate wear. 4 full-page illus, advts, flyleaves. BAL 7926. * The 1st English ed of the preceding. London, 1894. 2 vols. 8vo, orig cloth; worn. * Out of the East. B: Houghton Mifflin, 1895. 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear, a little dusty. Advts, fly leaf. BAL 7927. * The 1st English ed of the preceding. L, 1895. 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear. * Kokoro. L, 1896.

1st English ed. Sm 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear, slightly dusty. * Exotics and Retrospectives. B: Little, Brown, 1898. 1st ed, orig cloth; moderate wear. 4 plates, illus. Flyleaves, t.e.g. BAL 7931. In Ghostly Japan. B: Little, Brown, 1899. 1st ed. 8vo, orig blue cloth, t.e.g.; spine faded, spotting at edges. 4 plates, advts, flyleaves. BAL 7934.

* Shadowings. L, 1900. 1st English ed. 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear.

Plates. Some internal dampstaining. * A Japan Miscellany. B: Little, Brown, 1901. 1st ed, 1st state. 8vo, orig green cloth, t.e.g.; light to moderate wear. Frontis, plates, illus. BAL 7936. * Kwaidan. L, 1904.

1st English ed. Sm 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear. Frontis. Spotting to endpapers. All complete, but often in moderately and occasionally more heavily worn bdgs. $250-400 152 142562/34F 3 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio - Japanese & Other Asian Subjects: In Ghostly Japan. Boston: Little, Brown, 1899. 1st ed. 8vo, gilt & white-stamped floral blue cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; generally light wear. Frontis, 3 plates, flyleaves. Internally clean. BAL 7934. * Kotto: Being Japanese Curios, with Sundry Cobwebs. New York: Macmillan, 1902. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial olive cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. Frontis, 2 plates, 2pp advts. Ffep excised. Bright copy. BAL 7938, state 1 of title. * Karma and Other Stories and Essays. London: George G. Harrap, (1921). 1st English ed.

Sm 8vo, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (some edge wear). Frontis. Minor spotting to endpapers. $100-150 153 142562/34G 3 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio - Private & Small Press Works: Kokoro. Frankfurt: A. Main, 1907. 1st German ed. 8vo, orig gilt & black-stamped vellum; minor spotting. * (Riverside Press.) Fantastics and Other Fancies. Boston, 1914. #358/500. 12mo, orig beige clothbacked blue bds, paper spine label, untrimmed. Internally clean, minor discoloration to back endpaper. Bright, in defective slipcase. * [Rudge, William Edwin.] Insects and Greek Poetry. New York, 1926.

1/550. 12mo, orig bds, glassine. Minor wear. $100-150 154 142562/34H 1 vol.

(Hearn, Lafcadio.) (Tawney, C.H., translator.) The Katha Spirit Sagara ... Translated from the Original Sanskrit. Calcutta, 1880.

Vol 1 only. 4to, contemp morocco & pebbled cloth; rubbed, covers detached. Lafcadio Hearn’s copy, dated “New Orleans, 1885” & sgd

by Hearn on ffep recto. With a presentation by a later owner to Hearn’s bigrapher Elizabeth Bisland. In custom morocco & cloth falldown box. $120-180 155 142562/34I 8 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio - Letters &c: List upon request. $100-200

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156 142562/34J 25 vols.

Hearn, Lafcadio - Works by & Relating to: List upon request. $100-200 157 142562/26 2 vols.

Horticulture: Jekyll, Gertrude; Mawley, Edward. Roses for English Gardens. [London]: Country Life, 1902. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp 3/4 green morocco & cloth, gilt, spine gilt, t.e.g; darkening to spine. Numerous photo plates, slightly affected by damp. * Dykes, W.R. Notes on Tulip Species. London: Herbert Jenkins, [1930]. Folio, orig green cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. With 54 color plates. Light foxing to back matter. $200-300

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Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engravings: [The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “The Winged Passion Flower.”

1802. Aquatint, stipple & line ptd in color & finished by hand.

21 1/4 x 17 3/4 in; 540 x 450mm; trimmed within plate mark, light mat burn, tape at edges of verso. 3rd state of 3. * “A Group of Auriculas.”

1807. Aquatint, stipple & line ptd in color & finished by hand.

16 1/2 x 21 3/4 in; 419 x 552mm, narrow margins; light mat burn, tape at edges of verso. 2nd state of 2.

Dunthorne 301. $2,000-3,000

NATURAL HISTORY Lots 159-163 159 151235/1 5 vols.

Michaux, F. Andrew; Nutall, Thomas. The North American Sylva; or, a Description of the Forest Trees of the United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia.

Philadelphia: Rice, Rutter, 1865.

Lg 8vo, orig pub’s 3/4 brown morocco & bds; joints & corners often rubbed. With 227 hand-colored plates, tissue guards. Last hand-colored ed. Sound, attractive & internally clean.

Sabin 48695. $2,000-3,000

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Morris, Beverley R. British Game Birds and Wildfowl. London: Groombridge & Sons, n.d. [1855].

1st ed. 4to, 19th-century 3/4 brown calf & mustard pebbled cloth, t.e.g, other edges untrimmed, spine richly gilt, olive morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed. With 60 hand-colored wood-engraved plates, guard sheets. Light to moderate foxing to title, back & front matter, 1st & last plates, other scattered light foxing. Most plates clean.

Anker 345; [Nissen 644]. $400-700

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Audebert, J[ean] B[aptiste]; Vieillot, L[ouis] [Jean] P[ierre].

Oiseaux dores ou a reflets metalliques. Paris, An XI [1802].

Lg 4to, slightly later 19thcentury gilt armorial straightgrained green morocco, a.e.g., of John Bligh, 4th Earl of Darnley; front covers detached but present. With 190 hand-finished color plates, many heightened with gold, plate captions ptd in black, tissue guards. Light foxing to front & back matter & to many plates, a few moderately foxed. Complete with “Liste de souscripteurs.� Compising: Vol I, Histoire naturelle et generale des colibris, oiseaux mouches, jacamars et promerops; Vol II, Histoire naturelle et generale de grimpereaux et de osieaux de paradis.

Anker 14; (Nissen 47). $5,000-8,000

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162 151188/4 1 vol.

Lacepede, Bernard de la Ville sur Illon, Comte de. Histoire naturelle des cetacees. Paris, 1804 [An XII].

1st ed. 4to, old calf & bds; spine defective, other wear. With 16 b/w plates, head-piece. Complete with half-title. Moderate foxing to half-title, other scattered light foxing. xiiv, 329, [1]pp + 16 plates; leaf size 255mm. $300-500 163 141002/14 11 vols.

Botanical Specimen Albums: Ca mid-19th - early 20th century. American, continental &c. Incl sea mosses, ferns, Colorado flora, Holy Land olive wood. (3) bound flora albums, ca 1900. 4to & smaller. $250-400

SCIENCE, MEDICINE & SOCIAL SCIENCE Lots 164-172 164 151172/6 1 vol.

Ewing, Alexander; Gummere, John. Practical Astronomy. Burlington, NJ, 1812.

1st American ed. 8vo, contemp full speckled sheep, gilt-ruled spine, red morocco spine label; joints just bumped, occasionally slightly scuffed. Fold plate. Some offsetting, light to moderate foxing, but attractive copy in well-preserved period sheep.

American Imprints 25374; Felcone New Jersey Books 638. $100-150 165 145500/10A 1 vol.

Nightingale, Florence. Notes on Nursing: What It Is, and What It Is Not. New York: D. Appleton, 1860.

1st Am ed. 12mo, orig gilt-lettered brown cloth; corners very slightly bumped, other minor wear. Light foxing to front & back matter. Exlibrary, ink stamp on tp, label on front paste-down. Early ms ownership, dated Sept 26, 1860 on ffep. Tight, attractive copy. $200-300

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166 151072/10 1 vol.

Testut, Jean L[eo]. Les Anomalies musculaires chez l’homme. Paris: G. Measson, 1884.

1st ed. 4to, contemp 1/2 morocco & marbled bds; scuffed, joints & corners rubbed. Internally clean.

See Garrison & Morton 428. $100-150 167 145500/10N 1 vol.

Mann, Edwin John. The Deaf and the Dumb:... Condition of Deaf Mutes, Their Education, and the Principle Asylums Devoted to Their Instruction. Boston: D.K. Hitchcock, 1836.

1st ed. 12mo, orig blind-stamped brown cloth, paper spine label; light edge wear, spine ends slightly frayed, spine & bd edges fading.

With fold frontis, 2 plates. 2pp advts. Lacking back free endpaper, light to moderate foxing throughout. Untrimmed. Ex-library, 19thcentury labels on front paste-down.

American Imprints 38725. $100-150 168 145500/10I 1 vol.

Hamilton, Alexander. A Treatise on the Management of Female Complaints and of Children in Early Infancy. New York: Samuel Campbell, 1795.

12mo, contemp tree sheep, gilt-ruled spine, morocco spine label; joints & extremities rubbed. 18th-century ink ownership on title, early 19th-century ink birth, marriage & death records on front & back blanks. Light foxing, occasional spotting.

Evans 28794; Austin 867. $100-150 169 145500/10H 1 vol.

Green, Francis H. Biography of Mrs. Semantha Mettler, the Clairvoyant.

New York: Harmonial Association, 1853.

12mo, orig blind-decorated green cloth; light edge wear. Frontis port; light foxing. Slight offsetting & minor foxing to title. Internally clean.

Presentation copy, inscr & sgd by S[emantha] Mettler on ffep.

OCLC 1652140 (Harry Houdini Collection - Library of Congress). $100-150 170 141173/43 1 vol.

Quitman, Frederick Henry. A Treatise on Magic; or, The Intercourse between Spirits and Men. Albany: Ballance Press, 1810.

12mo, contemp sheep-backed marbled bds, gilt-ruled spine; scuffed, joints rubbed. Darkening, foxing & chipping to endpapers & blanks, title gutter splitting. Internally generally clean & crisp. Early owner’s signature at head of title. Presentation copy sgd by “the author” on front blank recto.

American Imprints 21169 (4 copies). $100-150

171 151110/1 8 vols.

Erotica & Human Sexuality: Westropp, Hadder M.; Wake, C. Staniland. Ancient Symbol Worship Influence of the Phallic Idea in the Religions of Antiquity. New York, 1875. 2nd ed. 8vo, orig cloth; light wear, slightly dusty. Plates.

Internally clean. * Silvestre, Armand. Le nu au salon de 1888. Paris, 1888. 8vo, contemp 1/2 morocco & bds; joints & extremities rubbed, color pictorial wrappers preserved. Phototype plates, shoulder illus. * (Marty, A.E., illus.) Ovid. L’Arte d’aimer. Paris, 1935. #1775/3000. 12mo, orig pictorial wrappers over stiff wrappers.

Color pochoir plates. Scattered light wear. * (Majeska, illus.) Louys, Pierre. Satyrs and Women. New York: Covici, Friede, 1930. #160/1250 sgd by the artist. Tall 8vo, orig blue cloth, gilt, edges untrimmed; light edge wear. 12 hinge-mtd color plates. In orig slipcase (spine panel gone, other wear). * Hokusai, Katsushika. The Gifted Venus by Hokusai: A Picture Book ... of the Shunga. N.p., USA, [1980]. 2 vols. 4to, orig cloth, slipcases (edge wear). Color plates, other illus. * Revens, Lee. The Graphic Work of Felicien Rops. New York: Lan’s End Press, 1968. Sm folio, orig cloth, d/j (edge wear).

Plates. * Mason, Rainer Michael, ed. Eros invaincu: La bibliotheque Gerard Nordmann. Geneva; Paris: Martin Bodmer, [2004]. 4to, orig burgundy cloth, d/j. Color & other illus. $250-400 172 151110/5 Lot. (Erotica.) “25 Peeps into Naughty Scenes / Price $10,” wrapper title.

31 postcard-format explicit silver print photos. American?, ca 1940s.

Hetereosexual couple. In orig ptd pictorial pink wrapper. Minor wear to photos, light creasing to wrappers. $15-250

COLOR PLATE & TRAVEL Lots 173-208 173 142235/34 2 vols.

Boccaccio, Giovanni. The Decameron; or, Ten Days’ Entertainment of Bocaccio. London: W. Mason for James Griffin, [1821-1822].

12mo, contemp brown morocco & marbled bds, gilt, a.e.g.; rebacked.

With hand-colored additional vignette title, 10 hand-colored plates.

Scattered light foxing. Bound from orig 20 weekly parts, “with a highly colored copper-plate engraving to every alternate number.”

OCLC 863313174. $120-180

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174 142235/3 4 vols.

(Don Quixote in English.) Cervantes Saavdra, Miguel de. Don Quixote de la Mancha. London: for T. M’Lean, 1819.

Translated by Charles Jarvis. 8vo, contemp gilt floral paneled full red straight-grained moroco, spines gilt, a.e.g. (rough cut); scuffed, extremities often rubbed, back cover of vol 2 detached but present, gilt on spine faded. With 24 hand-colored aquatint plates by J[ohn] H. Clark. Light foxing chiefly to text & plate margins, occasional smudging, a touch dampwrinkled. Old ink ownership at head of titles.

See Abbey, Life 238. $250-400

178 142235/39 2 vols.

English Color Plate Caricature: Phillips, Warrs after Grant, Edwd. “MP,” Showing How the Honorable Mr. Teddington Locke Was Not Returned for the Incorruptible Borough of Bubengrub. London: Ackerman, n.d. [ca 1840]. 1st ed. Lg oblong 8vo, contemp 3/4 tan calf & marbled bds, t.e.g.; joints & extremities rubbed, orig front wrapper bound in. Hand-colored title, 15 handcolored plates on 11 sheets. Title sprung, heads of 1st 2 leaves after title shaved with loss of lettering. * Leech, John. Follies of the Year.

[London]: Bradbury, Evans, [ca 1865]. Oblong 4to, orig gilt pictorial cloth, contemp morocco back & corners; occasionally rubbed & blistered. Color title, 21 color plates. Internally generally clean. $200-300

175 142235/30 1 vol.

(Heath, William, illus.) Irving, Washington. The Beauties of Washington Irving, Esq. London: John Bumpus, 1825.

Sm 12mo, orig embossed foliate brown cloth, morocco spine label; front cover detached but present, spine ends starting to fray. With 6 hand-colored plates. Scattererd light foxing, type offsetting on plates.

OCLC 64080419 (2 copies). $100-150

179 142235/29 1 vol.

[Grimaldi, Stacey.] The Toilet. London: R. Ackermann, 1823.

3rd ed. 16mo, later 19th-century brick red grained cloth; light wear.

With plain frontis, 9 hand-colored plates with movable flaps (“Wash to Smooth Wrinkles” flap coming loose), tissue guards. Some offsetting, scattered generally light foxing. $500-800

176 142235/7 1 vol.

Phillips, John, illus. Much Ado About Nothing; or, Illustrations of Old Sayings. London: R. Ackerman, 1828.

Oblong folio, modern 1/4 crushed crimson morocco & marbled bds, modern paper cover label. Hand-colored etched title, 4 handcolored etched plates, 22 vignettes incl title vignette, margins. Some toning & spotting primarily to title. Leaf size 14 13/16 x 10 1/8 in; 376 x 257mm. $250-400

180 142235/31 1 vol.

Onwhyn, Thomas, illus. Etiquette Illustrated; or, Hints on How to Conduct Oneself in the best Society by X.MC. London: Ackermann, [1848].

16mo, orig gray cloth-backed bds, pictorial paper cover label; bds & label scuffed. Accordion-fold format in 23 hand-color illustrated pp, each 13 x 13cm - folding out to 13 x 299cm; tear along 1st fold negligible paper loss, some creasing & dust smudging. Title & imprint given on paper cover label. In custom gilt-lettered green morocco chemise; corners & spine ends rubbed. $200-300

177 142235/10 1 vol.

Faed, John, illus. Legend of St. Swithin: A Rhyme for Rainy Weather.

London: Hamilton, Adams, & Co., 1861.

4to, early 20th-century gilt-paneled, -geometric & -foliate full crushed purple-brown straight-grained morocco, richly gilt spine compartments, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g.; occasionally a little scuffed. With hand-finished tinted frontis, hand-colored litho title, 10 handcolored litho plates. Complete with half-title. Half-title & text toned & occasionally spotted, a few small expert repairs in text. $300-500

181 142235/28 1 vol.

(Clark, J., illus.) Glances at Character. London: Whittingham & Rowland for John Carr, 1814.

Sm 8vo, contemp russia-backed marbled bds & edges, gilt-ruled spine; joints, spine ends & edges just rubbed. With 8 hand-colored aquatint plates. Light offsetting on title & text, light foxing to endpapers. Complete with half-title, 2pp advts. $250-400

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182 142235/8 1 vol.

[Chatto, William Andrew.] Careless, John (pseudonyn). The Old English Squire. London: Thomas M’Lean, 1821.

1st ed. 8vo, orig bds; rebacked, orig ptd cover label (upper right corner chipped away, slightly scuffed, printing largely intact). With 24 hand-colored plates; occasional light offsetting on text & title, scattered minor dust smudging. Glue residue at frontis/title gutter Complete with half-title. Uncut, leaf size 11 1/4 x 7 5/8 in; 284 x 195mm. Early ink ownership at head of title.

Tooley 128; Abbey Life 387. $500-800 183 148140/3 1 vol.

Holbein, Hans. Imitations of Original Drawings for the Portraits ... of the Court of Henry VIII. “Portraits of Illustrious Personages of the Court of Henry VIII.” London: William Bulmer, 1812.

4to, contemp morocco & bds; rubbed, joints separating. With 84 color plates (12 anonymous portraits, 68 portraits, 2 miniatures, portraits of Holbein & his wife), guard sheets, text by Edmund Lodge. Foxing to the Sir John More plate & miniatures, light foxing to portrait of Holbein & wife, otherwise generally clean. $500-800 184 142235/4 2 vols.

Hamilton, Anthony. Memoirs of Count Grammont. London, 1811.

8vo, contemp gilt triple-fillet & foliate blind-ruled paneled straightgrained red morocco, richly gilt foliate spine compartments, a.e.g. (rough cut), inner dentelles gilt, marbled endpapers; moderately scuffed, joints often rubbed. With 64 hand-colored portrait plates; offsetting, scattered light foxing.

In no other book is there a description so vivid, truthful, and graceful of the licentious court of Charles II. $100-150 185 142235/33 3 vols.

Huber, V[ictor] A[ime]. The English Universities. London: Pickering, 1843.

2 vols in 3. 8vo, later 19th-century 3/4 blue morocco & cloth, gilt, gilt-lettered & -ruled spines, t.e.g., by Root; corners rubbed, joints occasionally rubbed, front joint of vol 1 broken. With 36 plates & plans, incl 4 hand-colored plates. Internally generally clean. With half-titles & lists of plates (calling for 36). $250-400

186 142235/35 1 vol.

Alken, Henry. Illustrations to Popular Songs. London: Thomas M’Lean, 1825.

Oblong folio, later 19th-century gilt triple-fillet paneled & lettered polished red calf, gilt spine compartments, a.e.g. & rough trimmed, turn-ins gilt, rebacked, orig spine laid down, by Birdsall; occasionally slightly scuffed. With 43 hand-colored window-mtd plates (not bound in Tooley order), with address leaf. Internally clean.

Tooley 37 (note), first issued in 1822. $300-500 187 142235/38 1 vol.

Alken, Henry. Sporting Scrap Book, by Henry Alken, Containing Fifty Plates Designed and Engraved by Himself. London: Thomas M’Lean, n.d. [1824].

1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig pink ptd bds, rebacked in modern red morocco, also with modern red morocco corners. With 50 hand-colored plates. Light offsetting, minor marginal dust smudging. Untrimmed.

In custom 1/2 red morocco & cloth case with chemise. $500-800 188 142235/13 4 vols.

English Sporting Books: [Apperley, Charles James.] Sporting, Embellished by Large Engravings and Vignettes Illustrative of British Field Sports. London: A.H. Baily, 1838. Edited by Nimrod. Folio, later 19th-century gilt-paneled & emblematic spines, a.e.g, raised bands; scuffed, joints, spine ends & corners rubbed. With 40 hand-colored engraved illus (frontis, vignette title, plates, head- & tail-pieces) after T. Gainsborough, E. Landseer, et al. Light to moderate foxing to frontis & vignette title, other scattered generally light foxing & spotting, frontis gutter stressed. * Pennell-Elmhirst, Captain. The Cream of Leicestershire.

London: G. Routledge, 1883. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp 3/4 burgundy & cloth, gilt, gilt-emblematic spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, joints rubbed, orig gilt-pictorial cloth covers & spine bound in. Complete with fold map, color plates, text illus; some spotting to map & front matter. * Vyner, Robert. Nottitia Venatica: A Treatise on Fox-Hunting. London: Blackfriars, [1891 or later]. 7th ed. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp 3/4 maroon morocco & cloth, gilt-emblematic spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints rubbed. With 12 hand-colored plates after Henry Alken, et al. Internally clean. Custom cloth slipcase. $300-500

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189 142235/6 1 vol.

[Wanostrocht, Nicholas.] Felix on the Bat; Being a Scientific Inquiry into the Use of the Cricket Bat;... Also, the Laws of Cricket, as Revised by the Marylebone Club, 1845. London: Baily Brothers, 1845.

1st ed. Sm 4to, orig gilt-pictorial green cloth, a.e.g., rebacked in green morocco, new endpapers; some edge wear. Hand-colored frontis, 9 plates (6 hand-colored); some darkening & occasional staining at edges of plates. 4pp advts at back; small dampstain on 1st advt leaf. $300-500 190 142235/25 6 vols.

Marcel de Serres. [Marcel de Serres de Mesples, Pierre Toussaint.] L’Autriche, ou moeurs, usages et costumes des habitans de cet empire. Paris, 1821.

12mo, contemp gilt-paneled tree calf; spines gilt, maroon morocco spine labels; light wear. With 48 hand-colored plates. Internally generally clean. $300-500 191 142235/9 1 vol.

[Noe, Amedee Charles Henri, Comte de.] Cham (pseudonym), illus. Moeurs Brittaniques. Paris: Arnauld de Vresse, n.d. [ca 18501870].

4to, orig green pictorial bds; scuffed, corners bumped, moderate edge wear, rebacked in green cloth. With hand-colored litho title, 15 captioned hand-colored litho plates heightened with gum arabic.

Light foxing to plates, generally clean. Leaf size 12 13/16 x 9 7/16 in; 325 x 240mm.

See OCLC 9695765. $300-500 192 142235/24 6 vols + 1 portfolio.

Travel, Costume &c - French, Italian & Other Subjects: Travels through the Southern Departments of France ... in ... 1804 and 1805. London: R. Phillips, 1808. 8vo, modern cloth & bds. With 4 hand-colored costume plates. Internally dampstained. Untrimmed. * Pugin, A.; Heath, C.; Ventouillac, L.T. Paris and Its Environs ...

Picturesque Views. London: R. Jennings, 1829. 2 vols. 4to, contemp 1/2 russia & marbled bds, green morocco cover labels of Lydia Thomas; rubbed. With additional engraved vignette title + 164 views on 82 sheets. Light to moderate foxing throughout. * Pauquet, Freres, pub. Modes costumes historiques etrangers. Paris, [1967]. 4to, contemp 3/4 red morocco & marbled bds, spine richly gilt; joints & extremitites occasionally rubbed. With 96 color plates. Internally

clean. Facs of 19th-century ed. * (Mes, illus.) De Villeblanche, Mme. Les petites filles peintes par elles-memes. Paris, 1879. Lg 4to, orig giltpictorial red cloth. Color litho plates. Worn & shaken, moderate internal foxing. * Lattre, Adolphe de. Costumes de Nice. [Paris, 1978.]

1/1000. Orig stiff wrappers. 10 color plates, loose as issued. Crisp & clean. * Pinelli, B. Twenty-Seven Etchings ... Italian Manners and Costumes. Rome, 1844. Folio, orig morocco-backed red cloth, gilt; spine defective, extremities worn. With 27 hand-colored plates.

Light foxing. Bdg broken. $300-500 193 142235/18 2 vols.

Welsh Views & Costumes: (Alken, Samuel, illus.) Broughton, Brian. Six Picturesque Views in North Wales. London: for J. Mawman, 1801. 4to, 19th-century gilt armorial vellum over bds; rubbed. With 6 hand-colored aquatint plates. Rough-trimmed & a little cocked. Internally generally clean, edges a little dust smudged. Abbey Scenery 517. * (Newman & Co., pub.) “Welsh Costumes. Twelve Plates,” cover title. London, [ca 1870]. Oblong 12mo, orig gilt-lettered flexible green cloth; light edge wear. With 12 engraved plates. Ffep excised. $200-300 194 142235/17 1 vol.

Ireland, Samuel. Picturesque Views on the Upper or Warwickshire Avon. London: A. Faulder, 1795.

1st ed. 8vo, modern 3/4 green crushed levant morocco & marbled bds, spine gilt, a.e.g. With hand-colored frontis, 29 hand-colored plates, map, 2 plain portraits, text illus. Scattered light foxing, but generally internally clean. Tall copy.

Abbey Scenery 427. $200-300 195 142235/26 1 vol + 1 portfolio.

Sweden Illustrated: (Dahlstrom, C.A., lithographer.) Holmberg, Axel Em. Teckningar Ur Wasa Regenternas Historia Componerade. Stockholm: A.J. Salmson, 1853. Oblong sm folio, orig cloth-backed bds; moderate wear. With 20 tinted litho plates (18 finished in color by a later hand), plates stamped “DIA FINNS” in marigns. Some offsetting & spotting. * Mankell, O.A. Goteborg. Stockholm, 1884. Folio, orig gilt-lettered green cloth portfolio; corners & spine ends just frayed. Text leaf, 20 color litho plates (loose as issued). Minor creasing to text, plates clean. $250-400

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Shepherd, Thomas Hosmer; Elmes, James. Metropolitan Improvements; or, London in the Nineteenth Century. London: Jones & Co., 1827.

4to, contemp bds, calf spine & corners; rubbed, covers detached.

With 2 vignette titles, 346 plates on 157 sheets. Very occasional light foxing in vol 1; scattered light foxing in vol 2. $120-180 197 142235/14 3 vols.

(Jones & Co., pub.) Jones’ Views of the Seats, mansions, Castles, etc. of Noblemen and Gentlemen in England. London, 1829.

[1st] & 2nd Series. 4to, early 20th-century maroon morocco & cloth, gilt, richly gilt spine compartments, a.e.g., raised bands; edges very occasionally slightly scuffed. WIth 2 additional vignette titles, 340 steel-engraved views on 170 sheets. Moderate foxing to 2nd series vignette titles, other scattered light foxing. Generally internally crisp & clean set in bright, attractive bdg. Presumed 1st ed with imprint date on vignette title. $250-400 198 151188/24 2 vols.

[Willis, Nathaniel Parker]; Coyne, Joseph Stirling. The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland. London: George Virtue, [ca 1848].

4to, orig richly gilt pub’s green russia, a.e.g.; scuffed, joints occasioanly rubbed & tender, spine ends rubbed. With 2 additional vignette titles, map, 118 steel-engraved plates (views). Scattered light to moderate foxing, 1 plate repaired, without portrait. $150-250 199 145500/10L 2 vols.

English Description & Travel: Ambulator: A Pocket Companion in a Tour Round London. London, 1793.

“The Fifth Edition.” 12mo, contemp sheep, spine gilt, maroon morocco spine label; scuffed, extremities rubbed. With handcolored frontis map; upper right 1/8 torn away. Old ink annotation on tp, bookplate on front paste-down. * The Oxford University and City Guide,... to Which is Added a Description of Blenheim, the Roman Villa, &c. Oxford, 1834. 12mo, orig stiff ptd wrappers; light wear, slightly dusty with fold map (light offsetting), 8 engraved plates incl frontis & additional vignette title. Light foxing to plates. $120-180

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Description & Travel - 18th-Century French Imprints: D[ezallier d’Argenville, Antoine Nicolas]. Voyage Pittoresque de Paris.

Paris: De Bure, 1757. 3rd ed. 12mo, contemp calf, edges stained red; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. With partly hand-colored additional vignette title, 6 plates. Internally clean. * Expilly, l’Abbe. Le Geographe Manuel. Paris: Bauche, 1774. Sm 12mo, contemp mottled calf, spine gilt; rubbed. With 6 fold maps (occasionally creased), incl map of Americas. Scattered light creasing. $100-150 201 151107/1 11 vols.

Clarke, E[dward] D[aniel].Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa. London: T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1816-1824.

4th ed of vols 1-8, 1st ed of vols 9-12. 8vo, contemp 1/2 tan calf & marbled bds, spines gilt; scuffed, extremities often rubbed, several spine ends blistered. Title & vol number morocco labels present, title label for vol 8 only. With portrait, 40 plates (incl maps), 151 text illus (incl headpieces). Scattered light to moderate foxing to plates, text generally clean. $500-800 202 142235/5 1 vol.

Goering, Christian Anaton. Vom tropischen Tieflande zum ewigen Schnee, Eine malerische Schilderung des schonsten Tropenlandes Venezuela. Leipzig: A. Fischer, n.d. [1893].

Folio, orig gilt-lettered pictorial red cloth, small circular cover label, a.e.g; minor edge wear. With 12 mtd chromolitho plates, tissue guards (lacking for first 2 plates). Small abrasions on text leaf facing 1st plate. Map & 54 text illus. Bright copy. $120-180 203 151188/3 5 vols.

Description & Travel: (Forrest, A.S., illus.) Bensusan, S.L. Morocco. London: A. & C. Black, 1904. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig gilt-lettered color-decorated light tan cloth, t.e.g.; light wear. 74 color plates, lettered tissue guards.

Scattered light foxing, light to moderate foxing to endpapers. * Nesbitt, Frances E. Algeria and Tunis. L: A. & C. Black, 1906. 1st ed.

Lg 8vo, orig gilt-lettered color-decorated blue cloth, t.e.g. With fold map, 70 plates, lettered tissue guards. Light foxing to front & back matter. * (Haddon, Trevor, illus.) Calvert, A.F. Southern Spain. L: A. & C. Black, 1908. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig gilt-lettered color-decorated purple-brown cloth, t.e.g.; light wear. Fold map, 75 color plates, lettered tissue guards. Some light foxing. * Wigram, Edgar T.A. Northern Spain. L: A. & C. Black, 1906. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig giltlettered decorated orange-brown cloth, t.e.g.. Fold map, 75 color plates, lettered tissue guards. Some internal dampstaining & light foxing. * Whiting, Lilian. Italy: The Magic Land. Boston: Little, Brown, 1967. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial green cloth, t.e.g.; minor wear. $100-150

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Description & Travel - South Africa: Campbell, John. Travels in South Africa,... Second Journey. London, 1922. 1st ed. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp diced calf, spines gilt, morocco spine labels, marbled edges; corners rubbed, some light edge wear, joints occasionally scuffed. With fold hand-colored map, 12 handcolored aquatint plates. Some offsetting on titles & text. With halftitles & the imprint leaf at back of vol 1; lacking the “Directions to the Binder” & advts at the back of vol 1. A tall, internally generally clean & crisp set. Tooley 127; Abbey Travel 328. * Bowler’s Four Views of Cape Town. Cape Town: A.A. Balkema, 1966. Folio, orig bds; light wear. With 4 plates. Facs of the ed of 1844. $500-800 205 151107/2 1 vol.

Harlan, Josiah. A Memoir of India and Avghanistaun, with Observations of the Present Exciting and Critical State,... Remarks on the Massacre of the British Army in Cabul.... Philadelphia: J. Dobson, 1842.

1st American ed. 12mo, contemp bds; scuffed, spine gone. With frontis portrait of Dost Mahomed, plan, double-page map.

Offsetting, scattered light foxing. Complete with 8pp advt/prospectus at back. 20th-century ink ownership on title, 19thcentury ownership on ffep recto. Not recorded by American Imprints.

See: Macintyre, Ben, The Man Who Would Be King: The First American in Afghanistan, New York, 2004. $300-500 206 142235/1 2 vols.

Sleeman, W[illiam] H[enry], Sir. Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official. London: J. Hatchard & Son, 1844.

1st ed. 8vo, late 19th-century 1/4 brown morocco & cloth, spines gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; extremities often scuffed. With frontises, 30 mostly hand-colored plates; edges of frontises & many plates darkened, plates often lightly to moderately foxed. Light to moderate foxing to endpapers. $200-300 207 151190/12 1 vol Moore, J.J. The British Mariner’s Vocabulary; or, Universal Dictionary of Technical Terms and Sea Phrases. London, 1801.

12mo, contemp sheep, gilt-ruled spine, orange morocco spine label; edges rubbed, front cover detached. With frontis, 8 plates (showing 120 figures). Light foxing to plates, but internally generally clean. $100-150

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Hayes, Isaac I. An Arctic Boat Journey in the Autumn of 1854. Boston: Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860.

1st ed. 12mo, orig gilt-pictorial green cloth, gilt-pictorial & -lettered spine; minor chipping & wear to corners & spine ends. 2 fold litho maps (1 tinted); light creasing, 1st map with tear - no paper loss.

Complete with half-title. Internally clean & crisp, attractive copy.

Presentation copy, inscr to John Redfield (Corresponding Secretary, The NY Lyceum of Natural History), dated “Feb 22 1860” & sgd by Hayes on front fly recto.

Sabin 31019. $120-180

EARLY PRINTING Lots 209-228 209 142534/1 1 vol.

(Bible in English.) [The Holie Bible.] [London: R. Jugge, 1572.] Folio, old foliate & geometrical decorated pig skin; worn & rubbed, front cover detached, spine detaching. Defective, lacking the 1st 52 leaves incl title, the last 22 leaves, 19 other leaves, also lacking the lg map of Canaan.

Herbert 132, Bishops’ version: the 2nd folio ed. Sold with all faults. $300-500 210 158009/10D 1 vol.

Gentillet, Innocent. Discours sur les moyens de bien gouverner et maintenir en bonne paix un Royamue ... contre Nicolas Machiavel Florentin. [Geneva?: Jacob Stoer?], 1577.

“Seconde Edition Reveue.” Sm 8vo, contemp vellum; light to moderate wear, a little dusty. 16 leaves, 17-843, [21]pp. $300-500 211 141173/45 1 vol.

Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de. [Historia] de lo sucedido en Escocia, e Inglaterra, en quarenta y quatro años que bivio Maria Estuarda, Reyna de Escocia. Madrid: en casa de Pedro Madrigal, 1589.

1st ed. 8vo, 18th-century mottled calf; light wear. Trimmed, touching a few heads. Title repaired - head of title supplied in manuscript.

Folios 163-165 supplied in ms. Armorial bookplate of Antonio Canovas del Castillo (1828-1897, Spanish historian, statesman, and prime minister, author of Spain’s 1876 constitution). Sold with all faults.

OCLC 798398491; 643926622; Palau 114282. $120-180

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Ovid. Metamorphoseon Libri XV. Venice: Antonium Turinum, 1610.

8vo, contemp flexible vellum; moderate wear. Decorated initials, head-pieces. Minor internal dust smudging & some faint dampstaining. [xvi], 1-423pp. $100-150 213 151190/8 1 vol.

Josephus, Flavius. Hooghberoemde Joodsche Historien. Amsterdam, 1611.

2 parts in 1 vol. Folio, contemp blind-paneled & -stamped calf, brass clasps & corners; a few small blisters. Woodcut illus. Some dampstaining. [4], 338, [11], 77, [3] leaves. Custom fall-down cloth box.

OCLC 66219424 (2 copies). $400-600 214 158005/8 1 vol.

Austin, William. Devotionis Augustinianae Flamma; or, Certaine Devout Godly, and Learned Meditations. London: for Richard Meighen and John Legatt, 1637.

2nd ed. Folio, contemp paneled calf; rubbed & worn, spine gone.

Incomplete, lacking pp291 & 292, pp1-8 chipped, trimmed & affected by smoke, some internal dampstaining. Early ms ownerships & annotations. Sold with all faults.

STC 973. $120-180 215 158009/10B 1 vol.

Girard, Antoine. Les memorables journees de Francois. Paris: Jean Henault, 1647.

1st ed. 4to, contemp gilt-paneled speckled calf, spine gilt; scuffed, a few small blisters. With additional engraved title, 10 double-page plates. Occasional staining in wide margins, free endpapers excised.

See OCLC 832562309 (3 copies of the 1682 ed). $200-300 216 158009/10C 1 vol.

[Fournier, Georges.) Traite des fortifications, ou architecture militaire.

Paris: Jean Henault, 1648.

1st ed. 16mo, contemp vellum; light to moderte wear, some dust smudging. With additional engraved title, 110 plates; plate 72 trimmed & bound out of order, bottom fore-edge corner of plate 110 dampstained. Engraved title, [viii], 1-183, [7]pp + 110 plates. With errata & Extrait du Privilege du Roi. See OCLC 20472290 (ed of 1650). $250-400

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Schottus, Franciscus. Itinerarium Italiae. Amsterdam: J. Jansson, 1655.

12mo, contemp gilt-paneled calf, spine gilt, head & foot of spine blistered - bands present. With engraved title, 18 fold views. Very occasional unobtrusive dampstaining. Sold with all faults. $250-400 218 145500/10C 1 vol.

Hales, John. [Several Tracts.] (Hales Tracts - binder’s title): A Tract Concerning Sin Against the Holy Ghost, London: John Blyth, 1677; A Tract Concerning the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, [L], 1677; A Paraphrase on S. Matthew’s Gospel, [L, 1677.]; A Tract Concerning the Power of the Keys...., [L], 1677; A Tract Conncerning Schism...., [L], 1677; Miscellanies, [L], 1677.

8vo, later vellum, morocco spine label. Port. Early ink ownerships at head of tp. Internally clean. Without a general title, each tract with its own tp, 1st tract with imprint. Continuous pagination: [2], 1252pp.

Wing H-276. $100-150 219 142502/1 1 vol.

(Penn, William; Fox, George; Barclay, Robert; Crisp, Stephen.) De Oude Waarheyd Ontekt. Rotterdam: Jan Groenwout, 1684.

4to, contemp vellum over bds; darkened & affected by damp.

Internally often dampstained. (8), 646pp, complete. Collection of Quaker tracts, incl the 2nd Dutch ed of Penn’s Call to Christendom.

Bonner & Fraser 45c. $200-300 220 141173/42 1 vol.

Marvel, Andrew. A Short Historical Essay Touching General Councils, Creeds, and Impositions in Matters of Religion. London: for R. Baldwin, 1687.

4to, disbound. [1]-38[2]pp, A-E4. Slightly trimmed, generally clean.

Wing M-889, 2nd ed. $150-250 221 151190/5 2 vols.

Cibber, [Colley]. Plays. London: Jacob Tonson; 1721.

1st collected ed. 4to, modern calf. Complete with list of subscribers.

Internally generally clean. $100-150

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Burnet, Gilbert. Bishop Burnet’s History of His Own Time. London, 1724-1734.

1st ed. Folio, 19th-century 3/4 morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered spine, raised bands; occasionally scuffed. Portrait, lists of subscribers. Minor internal spotting. Armorial bookplates. $100-150 223 142489/4 1 vol.

Schrijuer, Pieter. Gedichten van Petrus Scriverius: Benevens een Uytvoerige Beschryving van het Leeven des Dichters. Amsterdam: Jan Hartig, 1738.

4to, contemp vellum over bds; slightly scuffed, a little dusty.

Engraved portrait by Jacob Houbraken after Cornelis Visscher, engraved title vignette. Scattered light foxing, but internally generally clean. Complete. $100-150 224 151190/4 1 vol.

(Bible in Dutch.) Biblia, dat is de gansche H. Schrifture … Ouden …

Nieuwen Testaments. Dordrecht: Jacob en Hendrik Keur, 1741.

Folio, contemp calf, brass clasps & corners; rubbed, front cover detached. WIth 6 fold maps, 10 leaves of plates; 1 map & 1 leaf of plates torn, but complete. Engraved title, 1741; New Testament letterpress title, 1744; Apocrypha letterpress title, 1744. Some internal smudging & foxing. In custom fall-down box.

Not recorded by Darlow & Moule, but see D&M 3343. $400-700 225 158009/10A 4 vols.

Robertson, William. The History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V. London, 1772.

2nd ed. 8vo, contemp calf & morocco labels; generally light wear, a few small blisters. Frontises. Internally generally clean, attractive set. $100-150 226 151110/4 2 vols.

(Gralfin, Justine Rosenberg-Orsini) Wynne, Justine, Countess of Rosenberg. Moral and Sentimental Essays on Miscellaneous Subjects.

London: for J. Robson, 1785.

Sm 8vo, modern buckram. Trimmed. Ex-library, label on verso of vol 1 title, blindstamp on vol 1 title, other markings on front matter.

See: Bruno Brunelli, Un’ Amica del Casanova, Milan, 1924; Casanova Loved Her, 1929.

OCLC 264546579 $100-150

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Piattoli, Giuseppe. [Raccolta de quaranta proverbi toscani.] Vol 1 (of 2) only, “Proverbi toscani expressi in figure.” Florence: Pagni & Bardi, 1788.

Obling folio, old bds; wprn. Hand-colored engraved title, 39 (of 40) hand-colored plates; several plates repaired & dampstained, lacking plate 31. Sold with all faults. $500-800 228 151072/8 4 vols.

Ferrand, Antoine Francois Claude. L’Esprit de l’histoire, ou lettres politiques et morales d’un pere a son fils. Paris: Nyin, An XI, 1802.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp gilt-paneled straight-grained red morocco, spines gilt with green morocco onlays, inner dentelles gilt, a.e.g., marbled endpapers; ocasionally scuffed, spine ends & corners just rubbed. Armorial Lynde Selden bookplate on paste-down. Internally generally clean. $150-200

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Hill, Robert. Sketches in Flanders and Holland ... Shortly after the Battle of Waterloo. London: J. Haines & J. Turner, 1816.

4to, contemp 1/2 calf & marbled bds, gilt-ruled spine, black morocco spine label; joints scuffed, other light wear. With binder’s ticket of Marshall, Aylesbury on front paste-down. With 30 plates (5 hand-colored). Occasional marginal dampstaining, but tall, internally clean copy.

Abbey Travel 186. $250-400 230 142235/22 2 vols.

British Military Subjects - Color Plate Books: Heath, William. The Life of a Soldier. London: for William Sams, 1823.

1st ed. 4to, later calf-backed contemp marbled bds. With 18 handcolored plates. Offsetting on text, dampstaining primarily to extended fore-edge corners occasionally touching plates. With halftitle & errata, lacking advts. Untrimmed. Abbey Life 361. * [Hort, John Josiah.] The Days When We Had Tails on Us. London: J. & D.A. Darling, 1850. 2nd ed. 8vo, contemp gilt-paneled polished tan calf; scuffed, joints & extremitites rubbed. With 14 hand-colored plates, incl frontis & additional title. Frontis gutter splitting, additional title mtd on later stiff leaf, some internal dust smudging. Armorial bookplate. $250-400

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[Maginn, William]. Tales of Military Life. New York: ptd by J&J Harper, 1829.

1st American ed. 2 vols in 1. 12mo, slightly later morocco & pebbled cloth; front joint rubbed, front hinge broken. Light to occasionally moderate foxing.

American Imprints 39387 (5 copies). $120-180 232 142235/20 2 vols.

Fieffe, Eugene. Histoire de troupes etrangeres au service de France.

Paris: Librairie Militaire, 1854.

1st ed. 8vo, orig green pebbled cloth, spine gilt; light wear. With 32 hand-colored plates, tissue guards. Scattered light foxing, text very slightly toned. Copyright notice endorsed with the author’s pencil signature. $250-400 233 151193/11 1 vol (wrappers).

(Americal Civil War.) Official Army Register for September 1861.

Washington, D.C., Adjutant General’s office, Sept 1, 1861.

8vo, orig ptd wrappers; back wrapper gone, minor creasing. $100-150 234 142423/107 1 vol.

[Turati, Augusto; Mussolini, Benito, et al.) Mussolini e il fascismo.

Rome: O. Daffina, [1929]. Folio, orig red- & black-stamped pictorial tan calf; corners bumped, other light edge wear. With 6 plates (incl color frontis), other illus, facs. $100-150

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Reed, John. Insurgent Mexico. New York & London: D. Appleton, 1914.

1st ptg. 12mo, orig red cloth, gilt; moderate wear. Augmented by an early owner with photos (half-tone & silver prints, many trimmed & otherwise shaped) depicting many of the works of principal Mexican figures. $100-150 236 145500/8 1 vol.

(Historical Society of Pennsylvania.) American Appreciation Fellowship Book. [Philadelphia, 1926.]

Folio, orig 1/2 cloth & bds; light wear. Plates. Photo facs of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and Washington’s Farewell Address as contained in the newspaper files of the society. $80-120

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Princeton in the 19th-Century &c: Freshman Class of the College of New Jersey. Memorabilia Sophomorum. Princeton, 1858. 8vo, contemp 1/2 morocco & bds; joints & extremities scuffed. Bound with the issues for 1859 & 1860.

Scattered spotting. * Breed, Wm. P., compiler. Witherspoon Proceedings:... Laying the Corner-Stone ... Unveiling ... Statue of John Witherspoon, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, [1877]. 12mo, orig gilt pictorial terra-cotta cloth; spine ends & corners frayed.

Frontis, plate. * Vigintennial Record Class of ‘76 Princeton University, cover title. [Princeton, 1896.] 8vo, orig orange & black cloth; light wear. Photo plates. $120-180 238 151188/19A 4 vols.

Princeton & Ivy League Schools: Bric-A-Brac ... Junior Class, Princeton College 1888, cover title.

[Princeton, 1887.] 8vo, orig pictorial cloth. Photo & other illus, advts.

Light wear. * Four American Universities: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia. New York: Harper, 1895. 4to, orig gilt & red-stamped cloth, t.e.g.; ocasionally scuffed. Fold panoramas, photo & other illus. * Hawthorne, Hildegarde. Rambles in Old College Towns. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1917. 1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt pictorial cloth; t.e.g.; light wear. Plates. * Lawrence, Edith. Crecy. New York: F.M. Buckles, [1904]. 12mo, orig pictorial gilt green cloth, cover label, t.e.g.; slightly cocked. Color frontis. Novel with Princeton Revolutionary War setting. $100-150 239 151188/19 1 vol.

(Yearbook.) Princeton ‘96. [Princeton, 1896.]

Oblong folio; rubbed, spine gone. With 14 heavy leaves of orig albumen photos. Portraits, architectural views, baseball & football teams, societies. $250-400 240 151110/3 1 vol.

(New Jersey.) Stokes, E.H. Ocean Grove, Its Origin and Progress, Annual Reports, Other Papers, List of Lot-Holders, Charter, By-Laws.

N.p., 1874.

8vo, orig gilt-lettered black stamped pictorial terra-cotta cloth. Fold map, wood-engraved map & illus (architectural views, &c). Back endpapers & back cover slightly affected by damp, but tight, bright copy. $100-150

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Carter, W.C.; Glossbrenner, A.J. History of York County [PA], from Its Erection to the Present Time. York, PA: A.J. Glossbrenner, 1834.

1st ed. 12mo, contemp tree sheep, spine gilt; scuffed, occasionally rubbed. Frontis. Light to moderate foxing, some dampstaining to endpapers. Sound copy.

Howes C-200; Sabin 11126; American Imprints 23708. $100-150 242 151303/1 1 vol.

Brotherhead, W. The Centennial Book of Signers. Philadelphia, [1872].

1 of “A Limited Number Printed: to Be Had of the Author Only.”

Folio, orig 3/4 brown morocco & bds; joints & extremities rubbed.

Facs, 100 mostly engraved portraits & views, other illus, incl 13 hand-colored lithos respresenting each of the orig states. Minor discoloration to a few front matter leaves. $1,200-1,800 243 151190/10 2 vols.

French, Howard Barclay. Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas French, Who Came to America from Nether Heyford Northamptonshire England, and Settled in Berlinton … West New Jersey. Philadelphia: privately printed, 1909-1913. 4to, orig dark green morocco, giltlettered spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; covers rubbed. Plates, tissue guards. Internally generally clean & crisp. $100-150 244 141903/11 3 vols.

New England History: Josselyn, John. An Account of Two Voyages to New England ... 1638, 1663. Boston: William Veazie, 1865. #16/25 (of 250), sgd by the publisher. Lg 4to, contemp red buckram; scuffed, orig front wrapper preserved, some creasing & dust soiling to wrapper, scattered light foxing. Howes J 254. * _ _. New England’s Rarities Discovered. Boston: William Veazie, 1865. #16/25 (of 250), sgd by the publisher. Lg 4to, contemp red buckram; scuffed, orig front wrapper preserved, some dust soiling & repairs to front matter incl wrapper. Howes J 255. * Ames, Azel. The May-Flower and Her Log. Boston: Riverside Press, 1901. 1st ed, 4to, orig gilt-lettered brown cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed, corners bumped, head of spine chipped. 11 plates & maps. Spotting to front matter. $120-180 245 145500/10J 1 vol.

Durand, James R. The Life and Adventures of ..., from 1801 to 1816; In Which He Was Imprisoned on Board the British Fleet.... Rochester, 1820.

12mo, orig sheep-backed ptd green bds; occasionally scuffed, some dampstaining to cover. Scattered internal spotting, slightly toned.

1824 ink ownership of George West on front blank.

Howes D-591. $80-120

246 142366/7 1 vol.

Scott, James L. A Journal of a Missionary Tour through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wiskonsin and Michigan. Providence, 1843.

1st ed. 12mo, orig gilt-floral & blind-decorated brown cloth, giltlettered spinel spine ends slightly frayed, corners rubbed, other edge wear. Scattered mostly minor internal spotting. Presentation copy inscr & sgd by “the author” on ffep recto.

Howes S-226, “Valuable description of the country from Pennsylvania to Iowa and Wisconsin.” $300-500 247 145500/10P 9 vols.

American 19th-Century Religious & Utopian History - Protestant Denominational &c: Brown, Thomas. A History of the Origin and Progress of the Doctrine of Universal Salvation. Albany, 1826. 1st ed. 12mo, contemp sheep; rubbed. Some spotting & staining. A few ink annotations at text heads. American Imprints 23945. * Davis, J. History of the Welsh Bapitists. Pittsburgh: D.M. Hogan, 1835. 1st ed. 12mo, contemp roanbacked cloth scuffed, spine rubbed. Some internal toning, spotting & minor dampstaining, heads of ffep & blank chipped. Am Imp 31278. * Backus, Isaac. Church History of New England, from 1629 to 1804.

Philadelphia: Baptist Tract Depository, 1839. 12mo, orig cloth; spine starting to separate, moderately scuffed. Frontis port; blistered.

Moderate foxing, shaken - tp detached. Bookplate. Am Imp 54087. * Benedict, David. A General History of the Baptist Denomination in America and Other Parts of the World. New York: Lewis Colby, 1848.

“Second Thousand.” 4to, orig sheep, morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. With 2 steel-engraved ports, woodengraved plate. Bookplate. Internally generally clean. * Winebrenner, John, pub. History of All the Religious Denominations in the United States. Harrisburg, 1848. 2nd ed. 4to, contemp pbr’s black morocco; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Engraved ports. Scattered foxing. Bookplate. * A Summary View of the Millenial Church or United Society of Believers, Commonly Called Shakers. Albany: C. Van Benthuysen, 1848. “Second Edition, Revised....” 12mo, contemp sheep; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed, back cover blistered.

Some mostly minor internal dust smudging & staining. Back free endpaper excised. * Demarest, David D. History and Characteristics of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. NY: Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, 1856. 1st ed. 12mo, orig pbr’s morocco; joints & extremitites rubbed. With 8 plates. Scattered light foxing. * Webster, Richard. A History of the Presbyterian Church in America.

Phila: J.M. Wilson, 1857. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig cloth, gilt-lettered spine; corners bumped, other edge wear. Frontis port. Bookplate. Internally generally clean. * Ellis, John B. Free Love and Its Votaries; American Socialism Unmasked. NY, [etc.]: United States Publishing Co, [1870].

Lg 8vo, orig brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear.

Dampstaining to endpapers, some internal dampwrinkling. Woodengraved plates. Bookplate. $100-200

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248 145500/10F 1 vol.

Turnbull, David. Travels in the West. Cuba: with Notices of Porto Rico, and the Slave Trade. London: Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1840.

1st ed. 8vo, orig purple cloth, gilt-lettered spinel slightly scuffed, corners just bumped, spine starting to fade. Map. Light offsetting on tp, minor spotting to map. 1p advts at back. Untrimmed. Ink ownerships on ffep, binder’s ticket on back paste-down. Tight, generally clean & attractive copy.

Sabin 97460. $100-150 249 142423/125 2 vols.

Native American Arts: The Bax Collection: Masterpieces from the Collection of L.D. Bax. Victoria, B.C., 1984. #5/20. Folio, orig full black-morocco inlaid scarlet morocco, gilt. Cloth slipcase. Mtd color photo plates, tissue guards. * Hotame-Taneoo, Art of the Dog Soldiers. Victoria, B.C., (1987). #2/20 (of 25). Folio, orig cloth. Slipcase. Mtd color plates, tissue guards. Both near fine. $800-1,200 250 142235/16 2 vols.

Catlin, George. Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians. “North American Indians....”

Edinburgh: John Grant, 1926.

4to, orig gilt & black-stamped pictorial brick red cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners slightly bumped, other light edge wear.

With 313 color plates on 180 sheets, incl 3 maps. Light foxing to endpapers. Sound, bright & internally generally clean set.

Howes C-241. $500-800 251 142366/10 1 vol.

Custer, Elizabeth B. Boots and Saddles; or, Life in Dakota with General Custer. New York: Harper, [1885].

12mo, orig gilt-pictorial tan cloth; light edge wear, occasionally scuffed. Frontis portrait, sgd by Elizabeth B. Custer at center of title.

Scattered light spotting. Later ptg of the orig ed. $250-400 252 142412/1 1 vol.

Lewis, [Meriwether]; Clark, [William]. Travels of Capts. Lewis & Clark. [Philadelphia: Hubbard Lester, 1809.]

12mo, contemp sheep; rubbed & worn, lacking free endpaper. With 4 (of 5) plates. Lacking map & frontis, bottom third of fore-edge of title torn away, “Recommendation” leaf pp[iii-iv] 2/3 torn away; p[13] bottom half torn away; pp15-16 chipping & losses at foreedge; p30 bottom fore-edge corner chipped away; pp67-68 foreedge chipped; pp109/110 torn away; pp145/156 mostly torn away;

pp149-500 top 1/2 torn away; pp151-156 torn away; “Ottoes Queen” torn plate upper fore-edge corner torn away; pp227-228 bottom 2/3 torn away; pp297/298 chipping at fore-edge; pp299300 creased & torn - loss of a few letters. Internal dampstaining.

Sold with all faults.

Howes L-321. $500-800 253 142386/18 2 vols.

Americana &c - 19th-Century German-Language Imprints: Schoplin, Friederich Wilhelm. Auszug von General Waschington’s Circular-Schreiben an die Gouverneure eines jeden Staates.....

Chambersburg, [PA], 1816. 12mo, orig bds; scuffed, occasionally blistered. Lacking frontis portrait of Washington. Arndt 2136; American Imprints 38933. * Ludvigh, Samuel. Das Schwert der Revolution ... Reise von New York nach Paris, Hamburg, Leipzig ... 184748. [Hamburg], 1848. 12mo, old marbled bds, morocco back & corners. Sabin 42667; OCLC 180572059 (1 copy of this ed, 2 copies of the 2nd ed). $100-150 254 151072/11 3 vols.

Ferguson, Adam. The History of Progress and Termination of the Roman Republic. Philadelphia: Wm Poyntell, 1805.

1st American ed. 8vo, contemp tree sheep, red morocco labels; rubbed & worn, joints starting to crack, affected by damp. Some internal dampstaining. Vol 1 ptd by Robert Carr.

American Imprints 8435. $100-150 255 141173/49 2 vols.

Washington, George: Alsop, Richard. A Poem: Sacred to the Memory of George Washington.

Hartford: Hudson & Goodwin, 1800. 8vo, modern cloth. Some internal spotting. Untrimmed. Evans 36806. * Smith, Samuel Stanhope. An Oration upon the Death of General George Washington.

Trenton: G. Craft. 1800. 8vo, mid-19th-century cloth. Title browned, upper right fore-edge corners of 1st 3 leaves (incl title) chipped away, dust smudging at edges. Evans 38524. $100-150 256 142545/1 1 vol.

Washington, George. The Speech of George Washington, Esq., Late President of the United States of America: on His Resignation of that Important Office. Bristol: R. Edwards, 1796.

“Second Edition.” 8vo, mid-19th-century black straight-grained morocco & bds; spine & corners occasionally rubbed. [1]-16pp.

Scattered light foxing (washed?).

Sabin 101555 (3rd Bristol ptg); ESTC N37182. $400-700

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Washington, George. Official Letters to the Honourable American Congress, Written During the War between The United States Colonies and Great Britain. Boston: Manning & Loring, 1795-1796.

1st ed of vol 1; 2nd ed of vol 2. 12mo, contemp sheep; worn & defective, 3 of 4 detached covers only. Without frontis. Scattered light foxing, edges of vol 1 title darkened & chipping. [1]-vi, 7-340; [1]-356pp.

Howes W-142; Sabin 101726. $100-150 258 151072/11A 5 vols.

Marshall, John. The Life of Washington. London: for Richard Phillips, 1804-1807.

1st English ed, 2nd ptg. 8vo, late 19th-century gilt-paneled full red calf, spines gilt, inner dentelles gilt, a.e.g.; joints & extremities rubbed, spines scuffed, most spine labels gone. Complete with 16 maps & plates (incl 10 fold maps & vignette). Scattered light foxing & minor offsetting to plates. Extra-illus with 79 portraits, scenes & views, primarily early & mid-19th-century engravings, but incl a few late 19th-century wood engravings & half-tones - comprising 44 portraits, 1 hand-colored & 35 plain views & scenes. Generally internally clean. With Mabel Zahn’s Sessler’s description sheets.

Howes M-317, “English & best ed.” $1,200-1,800 259 141521/11 1 vol.

[Dermott, Laurence.] Ahiman Rezon Abridged and Digested as a Help to All That Are or Would Be Free and Accepted Masons. Philadelphia: Hall & Sellers, 1783.

1st American ed, “To which was added, a sermon, preached in Christ-Church.” 8vo, contemp sheep; rubbed & worn, joints tender.

Frontis. Lacking back blank, some dust smudging to title, scattered light foxing, ownership signature of the American Revolutionary War officer Lewis Farmer on title.

Evans 17915; Bristol B5800. $250-400 260 145500/10B 1 vol.

Society of United Irishmen of Dublin. Proceedings [1791-1794].

Philadelphia: Thomas Stephens, 1795.

12mo, contemp sheep-backed marbled bds, morocco spine label; spines & extremities rubbed, front joint tender. Some dust smudging to tp, scattered light foxing, lacking ffep. Intaglio tp vignette. Early ink ownership at head of tp. [10], 241, [1]pp; [A6], B-U6, [X]1. Leaf [A6] excised as in OCLC 208282698.

Evans 28590. $100-150

261 145500/10G Lot. (American Newspaper.) The New-Jersey Journal and Political Intelligencer. Elizabeth-Town, 1789-1792.

Assorted issues. Folio, mostly disbound. Scattered wear, most issues intact. Approx 55 issues. $250-400 262 151173/4 1 vol.

[Langworthy, Edward.] Memoirs of the Late Charles Lee ... Second in Command in the Service of the United States of America during the Revolution. Dublin, 1792.

8vo, contemp calf, morocco spine label; rubbed & occasionally blistered. Scattered light foxing. Tall, internally clean copy.

Sabin 28903. $100-150 263 142564/2 1 vol.

(Declaration of Independence.) The Annual Register; or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1776. London: J. Dodsley, 1777.

8vo, orig calf & bds; rubbed & heavily worn, bdg starting to break.

Dampstaining to title & 1st 40pp, other scattered dampstaining.

With the American Declaration of Independence & Articles of Confedration, both in excellent states of preservation. Apparently lacking pp187-259 of the back section & the index.

One of the earliest book-form appearances of the Declaration.

Sabin 1614. $400-700 264 145500/10E 4 vols (2 unbound).

American 18th-Century Imprints: [Zeneger, Peter, ptr.] [The Querists, the Rev. Mr. Whitefield’s Answer.]

[New York: P. Zeneger, 1740.] 12mo, bdg gone. Lacking the 1st tp (with Zeneger’s imprint) & last leaf (pp 159-160). With the 2nd tp, “New-York: printed in the year 1740.” Scattered dampstaining & chipping. Evans 4588. * Prince, Thomas. The Salvation of God in 1746.

Boston: D. Henchman, 1746. 12mo, bdg gone. 30 (of 35) pp. Evans 5856. * Griffith, Wm. A Treatise on the Jurisdiction and Preoceedings of Justices of the Peace in Civil Suits. Burlington, [NJ], 1796. 12mo, contemp sheep, morocco spine label; scuffed, extremities rubbed.

Dampstaining at edges of front & back matter, some toning & spotting. Evans 30518. * Cynthia, A Novel.Hartford: J. Babcock, 1797.

12mo, lacking bdg. Some dampstaining & spotting - text intact.

Evans 32011. $1,200-1,800

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Nicolay, John G.; Hay, John. Abraham Lincoln: a History. New York: Century, 1904.

1st ed in book form. 8vo, contemp 3/4 scarlet morocco & marbled bds, gilt, gilt-lettered & -decorated spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, raised bands; corners just rubbed, occasionally slightly scuffed, vol 10 slightly warped. Plates, maps. Fore-edge of front matter in vol 10 dampstained. Attractive set. $400-600 266 151110/2 1 vol.

Curtis. B.R. Executive Power. Boston: Little Borwn, 1862.

12mo, later 19th-century 3/4 green morocco & marbled bds; corners rubbed, orig ptd wrappers preserved (minor creasing & light dust soiling to wrappers). Bookplates on front endpapers of the morocco bdg. 34pp. Constitutional legal response to Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, extracts of which are ptd within, by a former Supreme Court Justice.

Sabin 18027, 2nd ptg, but 1st Boston ptg. $100-150 267 145500/18 Lot. African American Related Printed Material: (Newspaper.) The Freedman’s Journal. Boston, May 1865. Vol 1, No 5.

Folio, 4pp; some creasing. * The National Freedman, A Monthly

Journal. New York, Apr 1, 1865. Vol 1, No 3. Tall 8vo, orig sewn self wrappers; scttered light foxing. * Schedule of Property Owned and For Sale by the Commissioners of the Freedman’s Saving and Trust Co. N.p., [ca 1865-1874]. 8vo, 8pp, orig self wrappers; some creasing & dust soiling. * Library of Congress. List of Discussions of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments with Special Reference to Negro Sufferage.

Washington, G.P.O., 1906. 4to, orig ptd wrappers; chipped at corners & top of spine, edges dusty. * Waring, James H.N. Work of the Colored Law and Order League, Baltimore, Maryland. Cheyney, PA: Comittee of Twelve for the Advancement of the Interests of the Negro Race, [1908]. 8vo, orig ptd wrappers; some creasing & minor chipping. Figures in text * Some Examples in Self-Help and Success Among Colored People.... Cheyney, PA: Committee of Twelve ..., [ca 1910]. 8vo, orig ptd self wrappers; light wear. * Warren, Louis A. The Slavery Atmosphere of Lincoln’s Youth. Fort Wayne: Lincolniana Pub, 1935. 8vo, orig ptd wrappers; minor wear. $200-300 268 142182/2 1 vol.

(African-American Subjects.) Barclay, Kate. Minnie May: with Other Rhymes and Stories. Boston: J.P. Jewett, 1854.

4to, orig pictorial pink wrappers; edges creased & chipped, a little dusty, some external spotting. Wood-engraved illus. $100-150

269 145500/14 1 vol.

Wheatley, Phillis. Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral. Albany: Barber & Southwick for Thomas Spencer, 1793.

16mo, orig sheep-backed bds; worn, corners heavily rubbed, top & bottom third of spine rubbed away, covers detached or detaching. Ffep defective, back free endpaper gone.

Dampstaining & foxing primarily to edges of tp & front matter, other scattered light foxing & minor dampstaining (last leaf most affected - upper right foreedge chipped, not loss to ptg).

Early female owner’s signature at head of tp, old child’s scrawl & figures on paste-downs. [1]viii, 9-89, [3]pp.

Evans 25983. $1,500-2,500

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270 145500/17 2 pieces.

(Slave Rebellion.) Printed Documents.

Related to the Schooner La Amistad. Each 2pp folio (1 sheet), filled in in ms. [New York], Dec 3, 1839. Depostitions of James Ray & George W. Pierce, “witness[es] for the libelants in a civil suit in admiralty now depending in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut ... The Schooner Armistad [sic] her tackle &c and cargo & slaves.” James Ray was “a mariner on board the Schooner Washington at the time of the taking of the Schooner Armistad [sic] ...” Ptd for the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. $500-800 271 141843/6 1 piece.

United States 38-Star Flag.

Ca 1876-1890. 6 x 12 feet. Minor wear. $200-300

EPHEMERA Lots 272-281 272 145500/10K Lot. Postcards - American Views: Ca 1904-1960, most before 1940. Many New Jersey & New York (state & city) views, also incl Arizona, California & Florida. Most addressed & filled in. Approx 400. $200-300 273 142358/1 Lot. Postcards - Judaica: Primarily Jewish New Year cards, most ca 1910-1930. Incl duplicate & multiple images. Also incl American comic cards, ca 1910-1930, several stamped with Jewish New Year greetings. Moderate wear.

Approx 300. $250-400 274 142489/6 Lot. Trade Cards & Related Chromolithographs: Late 19th-century ephemera, mostly American material. Approx 80 pieces. $10-150

275 142366/25 2 pieces.

Engraved Advertising Handbills - English Drapers, ca 1750-1780: “Richard Fawson, Woolen-Draper at the Golden Fleece, the North Side of St. Paul’s Church Yard, London.” [London]: J. Kirk, n.d.

8 1/2 x 6 1/4 in; 208 x 160mm; light creasing, a little dusty. * “John Parker, Linnen-Draper at the Turks-Head ... London.”

6 1/2 x 4 7/8 in; 165 x 123mm. Light creasing, minor dust smudging. $100-150 276 142386/7 1 piece.

King George, III. Printed Coronation Ticket.

“Coronation of King George IIId, at Mr. Carruther’s in New Palace Yard, Westminster.” [London, 1761.] 3 3/4 x 2 1/2 in; 95 x 65mm, filled in in ms, with wax seal, vertical hinge on verso. Excellent state of preservation.

Provenance: Enys Collection. $600-900 277 145500/9Q 1 vol.

Textile Pattern & Sample Album.

New jersey, ca 1880s. Compiled in 19th-century sheep-bound folio ledger. $200-300 278 158002/1 1 portfolio.

The Stanley Tailoring Company. Spring & Summer 1915 Specimen Catalogue. Baltimore, 1915.

Folio, orig cloth; worn & affected by damp. Loose as issue, with over 100 textile specimens. Dampstained at edges. Sold with all faults. $200-300 279 151188/8 Lot. Circus Ephemera - Photos, Ephemera & Books: From the Collection of C.P. (Chappie) Fox, founder & director of the Circus World Museum, Baraboo, WI; perhaps the foremost circus historian & author. Incl over 50 8 x 10 photos, (8) books & pamphlets relating to the circus - most inscr to C.P. Fox by their authors & bearing Fox’s ownership signature. Ca 1950-1980. $200-300

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280 151072/6 Lot. Ocean Liner Ephemera: “Cunard White Star, Launch of the Queen Elizabeth ... September 27, 1938.” [London, 1938.] Folio, orig gold- & red-decorated cream wrappers, silk ties; minor creasing. Color & b/w illus throughout. * “Cunard News, Nassau Cruise 1965.” [London, 1965.] 4to, orig pictorial spiral-bound wrappers. Holding menus & other ephemera.

Minor wear. $80-120 281 142439/2 1 vol.

(Motion Picture Typescript.) Universal International. “Thunder on the Hill, Continuity & Dialogue.” 1951.

4to, orig gilt-lettered green calf, by California Bookbinding; slightly scuffed. 113 leaves on rectos, with 17 production stills. Orig title, “The High Ground,” directed by Douglas Sirk with top-billed cast incl Claudette Colbert & Ann Beyth. $100-150

MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL Lots 282-298 282 142366/20 3 pieces.

Christian Manuscript Leaves on Vellum - ca 15th Century: 4to & 8vo. Incl (2) 8vo illuminated book of hours leaves. $400-600 283 141971/1 6 vols.

Korans & Other Islamic Manuscripts: Northern Nigeria, 1st half of 20th century. Orig bdgs, 4 in orig goatskin bags. $500-800 284 145500/9I 2 pieces.

South Sea Company - Manuscript Documents: 1721; 1723. $120-180 285 145500/8J Lot. American Manucript & Partly Printed Documents: Primarily New England, most ca 1720-1740. More than 55 pieces (11 partly printed) - deeds, warrants, tax documents &c. $300-500 286 145500/8H Lot. American Autograph & Manuscript Material &c: Ca 1750-1790s. Approx 30 pieces. $300-500

287 145500/9P Lot. Seymour Family of Connecticut - Manuscript Material: Ca 1860s. Incl Thomas H. Seymour, Governor of CT 1850-53, minister to Russia 1853-1858, receipts, letters &c. Hundreds of pieces, 10 linear inches. $300-500 288 151188/22 Lot. Newbold Family of Burlington County, New Jersey - Archive of Manuscript Material &c: Mid-18th - early 20th-century material. Manuscript material & partly ptd documents, 18th-century manuscript maps, letters, photos (incl album of Newbold houses), compiled mid-20th century. Approx 100 pieces. $300-500 289 142489/5 Lot. Philadelphia Wisar Family Material: Ca 1850-1950, most ca 1820-1870. Manuscripts incl personal letters, legal documents, cartes-de-visite, cabinet cards & other family photos. Over 100 pieces. $200-300 290 145500/8B Lot. American Manuscript Material &c - 19th Century: Primarily ms documents - domestic, commercial, legal &c. Early to late 19th century. Approx 80 pieces. $200-300 291 145500/8A Lot. American Manuscript Material &c - 19th Century: Primarily autograph & typed letters signed. Incl notable & prominent citizens, clergy &c. Early to late 19th century. Approx 75 pieces. $250-400 292 151190/11 1 vol.

Manuscript Sketchbook - ca 1840: Sm 4to, contemp 1/4 morocco & bds; extremities rubbed. 24 small, finely executed pencil drawings. Primarily English & continental architectural & landscape subjects. With gift inscr, dated “Washington, 1832.” $100-150 293 141173/50 1 vol.

Manuscript Commonplace & Sketch Book of Frances H. Stout.

Ca 1825-1845. 4to, contemp morocco, gilt; rubbed. Approx 15pp of verse & 13 wash & pencil drawings. $100-150

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294 148140/8 Lot. Miller, Joaquin. [Miller, Cincinnatus Heine.] Autograph Manuscript Essay.

“Why Mr. Roosevelt Should Serve Again.” [Ca 1912.] Folio, 6 1/4 pp, in pencil on 7 lined rectos. Custom 1/4 morocco case & cloth chemise, slipcase spine & title misspelled as “Rosemont.” $250-400 295 148140/7 Lot. Burroughs, John. Autograph Manuscript Essay.

“Health & Work at 77.” [1914.] 20pp, 4to, in pencil on rectos. In custom 1/2 morocco & cloth case, cloth chemise; joints & extremities of slipcase rubbed. $800-1,200 296 142546/1 5 vols.

Engineering - Manuscript Material: Knapp, W.E., Jr., Borough Engineer, Phoenixville, PA. (4) field books, Aug 1917 - June 1928. 8vo, orig leather (1 flexible imitation leather).

Over 400pp, red & black ink plans, tables & annotations. Lot also incl incomplete small format automotive diary of Leon T. Wilson. $800-1,200 297 151172/8 2 vols.

Banaba Island - Manuscript Diaries: Day book for 1913 & 1915 of J.M. Murdock, acting resident commissioner, Ocean Island. Folio, orig bds; affected by damp.

Internally generally clean & completely legible.

Banaba Island in the Pacific Ocean, British authorities relocated most of the population to Rabi Island, Fiji after 1945. Much of the island’s surface has been stripped away in phosphate rock-mining. $100-150 298 132256/1 1 piece.

Eakins, B[enjamin]. Autograph Letter Signed.

Philadelphia, Dec 22, 1883. 1p, 4to; moderate creases along old folds. To Mr. George R. Fagan, thanking him for the gift of a book, “Worthy, The Artistic Work of Prof. Becker and His Engravers....,” in a calligraphic hand. Vertical crease through the i in Eakins. Framed.

Eakins, Benjamin, 1818-1899, calligrapher and writing master, father of painter Thomas Eakins. $250-400

AUTOGRAPHS Lots 299-417 Presidential 330-360 Americana 339-360 Civil War 361-376 Literary 377-389 Performing Arts 390-405 European Royalty &c 406-417 299 141173/48 6 vols (wrappers).

Signed Books &c - Poetry, Books on Books, &c: [Russell, G.W.] A.E. The Renewal of Youth. N.p.: Orpheus Press, [1911]. 8vo, orig brown wrappers; light wear. Sgd on title by A.E. * Berrigan, Ted. The Sonnets. N.p.: pub by Lorenz & Ellen Gude, 1964.

1st ed. 1/300, out-of-series copy. Edited by Ron Padgett. 4to, orig front wrapper (slightly dusty), stapled mimeographed sheets, colophon present, back wrapper gone. Sgd by Berrigan on title.

Some internal creasing. * Gorey, Edward. Amphigorey. [New York: G.P. Putnam/Berkley Windhover, June, 1975.] 4to, orig stiff wrapers; light to moderate wear. Inscr & sgd by Gorey on half-title. * [Ford] Hueffer, Ford Madox. Songs from London. London: Elkin Mathews, 1910. 1st ed. 12mo, orig stiff wrappers; creased & edge worn, front wrapper detached. Sgd by Ford on title. * Jackson, Holbrook. William Caxton. London: W.H. Robinson, 1933. #83/100 sgd by Jackson. 4to, orig stiff wrappers; light wear. * Newton, A. Edward. Nelson.

Daylesford, 1928. 12mo, orig wrappers. Portrait. With sgd autograph (presentation) letter paper-clipped to front wrapper, in stamped envelope addressed in Newton’s hand. $250-400 300 151113/2 1 vol.

(Addams, Charles.) The New Yorker Album, 1950-1955. New York, (1955).

4to, orig bds, paper cover label; moderate wear, affected by damp.

Illus throughout. Internal dampwrinkling, dampstaining to pastedown. Presentation copy inscr, dated 1956, sgd & embellished with a wash drawing of Pugsley Addams on ffep. $120-180

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Addams, Charles. Drawn and Quartered. New York: Random House, [1942].

1st ed (presumed). 4to, orig black cloth-backed laminated red & white patterned bds; corners bumped, other edge wear, d/j (top 1.5 inch of top of back panel irregularly torn away, top 1/2 inch of spine panel chipped away, small occasional losses along panel joints; flaps & front cover panels largely intact, price present). Illus throughout. Darkening to endpapers, gutters most affected. Sgd by Addams on copyright page. $300-500 302 151172/9 4 vols.

Tarbell, Ida M. - Presentation Copies: He Knew Lincoln. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1909. 12mo, orig cloth; light edge wear. Plates. Inscr to Sydney Landon, dated “July 7 1916” & sgd by Tarbell on ffep recto. * Father Abraham. New York: Moffat, Yard, 1909. 1st ed. 12mo, orig cloth; light wear. Color frontis, plates.

Inscr to Sydney Landon, dated “July 16 1916” & sgd by Tarbell on ffep recto. * The Business of Being a Woman. New York: Macmillan, 1916. 12mo, orig cloth, gilt; light wear. Inscr to Sydney Landon, dated “July 2 1916” & sgd by Tarbell on ffep recto. * All in The Day’s Work: An Autobiography. New York: Macmillan, 1939. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (some chipping at corners & spine panel ends).

With autograph label inscr to Sydney Landon, sgd ny Tarbell on front paste-down. Also with Tarbell TLs, New York, June 30, 1939, 1p, 8vo to Sydney Landon, enclosing the above presentation label & with sgd Christmas card. $200-300 303 142539/3 2 pieces.

Kesey, Ken. Autograph Material: Demon Box. (New York): Viking, (1986). 1st ed. 8vo, orig green cloth, d/j (light wear, remainder stamp on bottom edge.) Presentation copy sgd in psychadelic style with metallic glue & marker on ffep recto by Kesey. * Fair copy typscript sgd. “Is There an End to the Kerouac Highway?” 1p, 4to. $250-400 304 151172/11 1 vol.

Maugham, William Somerset. Books and You. New York: Doubleday, Doran, 1940.

1st ed. 12mo, orig cloth; minor edge wear, d/j (some creasing, several small chips at edges). With Maugham short ALs, [London], Feb 23, [1940], in addressed postal envelope mtd to front pastedown. To Professor Sydney Landon, Ithaca College. Also with pub’s Ls presenting this vol to Landon. $200-300

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Military Memoirs Signed - WWII: Bradley, Omar N. A Soldier’s Story. New York: Henry Holt, (1951). 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; minor wear, d/j (some edge wear). Photo plates, maps. Inscr & sgd by Bradley on title. * Clay , Lucius D. Decision in Germany. Garden City: Doubleday, (1950). 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; minor wear, d/j (cellotape residue). Photo plates. Sgd & inscr by Clay on half-title. * Clark, Mark W. Calculated Risk. New york: Harper, (1950). 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (minor edge wear). Photo plates, maps. Inscr & sgd by Clark on half-title; tear in gutter not affecting ms. $400-600 306 142423/116 1 vol.

Montgomery, Bernard Law, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein.

El Alamein to the River Sangro. London: Arcadia Press, 1971. #64/205 sgd by Montgomery of Alamein. 4to, orig full black morocco, gilt, a.e.g., turn-ins gilt, raised bands, orig cloth slipcase.

Color frontis, photo plates, maps. Minor wear. Attractive copy. $1,000-1,500

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O’Casey, Sean. Collected Plays. London: Macmillan, 1949-1951.

1st ed. 8vo, orig maroon cloth; light wear, some fading to spines. Presentation copy inscr to Irma S. Lustig, dated “Devon 1950” & sgd by O’Casey on ffep recto.

Irma S. Lustig, American Scholar of 18th-century British literature, specializing in the study of Samuel Johnson & James Boswell, editor, in association with Frederick A. Pottle, of two volumes of the Yale Edition of The Private Papers of James Boswell.

Collection of Irma S. Lustig. $120-180 308 142182/6 1 vol.

[Geisel, Theodore.] Seuss, Dr. The King’s Stilts. New York: Random House, [1939].

1st ed. 4to, orig yellow & red paneled cloth; corners bumped, other ligth edge wear, slightly dusty. Illus throughout; child’s pencil scrawl on title; crayon scrawl on copyright, dedication recto & verso, verso of free endpaper. Bottom gutter corner of back endpaper chipped & worn away. Presentation copy inscr & sgd on verso of ffep by Seuss, also embellished below signature with an orig blue pen & wash drawing, additionally sgd at bottom foreedge portion of dedication page. $800-1,200 309 142423/114 2 vols.

Truman, Harry S. Memoirs. Garden City: Doubleday, 1956.

1st ed. 8vo, orig black cloth, top edge stained green, d/j (some spotting & dust smudging). Presentation copy inscr to H.F. McLendon & sgd on half-title of vol 1 by Truman. $250-400 310 142423/118 1 vol.

(Truman, Harry S.) Leahy, William D., Fleet Admiral. I Was There. New York, etc.: Whittlesey House, (1950).

1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (some edge wear, some cellotape strips). Photo plates.

Presentation copy inscr & sgd by Leahy on half-title.

Also with autograph endorsement dated “Independence, March 15, 1955” and sgd by Truman on ffep verso. $400-600

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(Truman, Harry S.) Hillman, William. Mr President: The First Publication from the Personal Diaries, Private Letters, Papers and Revealing Interviews of Harry S. Truman.

New York: Farrar, Strauss & Young, (1952).

1st ed. 1/250. 4to, orig gilt-lettered blue morocco & patterned cloth. Color frontis, other illus. Presentation copy with 3 inscr sgd by Truman. Beneath frontis, “To the best Vice President the country ever had. From one who knows. H.S.A.” On limitation page, “To: Hon. Allen W. Barkley. From: Harry S. Truman, White House, August 12, 1952.” On title-page, “To David Barkley. Thanks for a great day, October 24, 1959. Harry S. Truman.” In morocco fall-down box. $5,000-8,000

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Van Zandt, Townes. For the Sake of the Song. [Houston: Wings Press, 1977.]

1st ed, 1st ptg, “Limited Edition,” 1/1000. 4to, orig color pictorial cream cloth; edges sligthly dusty. Photo illus, text, lyrics, musical notations. Presentation copy, inscr & sgd on title, “Yours / Van Zandt.” The 1st ed comprised 5000 copies; of these, 1000 were issued as the “Limited Edition,” with 500 of this limited issue being sgd & numbered by Van Zandt - the above copy being 1 of the 500 unsigned/unnumbered issues which was independently sgd & inscr. $250-400 313 151006/1 1 vols.

Williams, Tennessee. Memoirs. Garden City: Doubleday & Co., 1975.

8vo, orig bds, d/j (crease & split along back cover & flap joints).

Photo plates. Inscr & sgd by Williams on ffep recto. With (4) color photo snapshots of Williams, several relating to & depicting him signing this copy. $100-150 314 145500/8G Lot. American Scientists &c - Autograph & Manuscript Material: Primarily 19th-century materials. Autograph & typed letters signed, documents signed &c. Figures incl: Louis J.R. Agassiz (signed letter closing), Spencer Fullerton Baird, Amos Binney, D.G. Brinton, Geroge H. Cook, E.D. Cope, Elliot Coues. James D. Dana, Amos Eaton, William Henry Edwards, Alfred K. Elwyn, Marshall D. Ewell, Herman LeRoy Fairchild, Moses G. Farmer, Joesph Henry, S.P. Langley, Thomas Meehan, Maria Mitchell, J.W. Powll, Charles Valentine Riley, Smuel H. Scudder, Robert H. Thurston, George Vassey, Alexander Winchell, Edward L. Youmans. Approx 70 pieces. $500-800 315 145500/8I Lot. British & American Autograph & Manuscript Material - 17th & 18th Century: Howard, Robert, [Sir]. Cut Exchequer voucher sgd. [Ca 16701690s.] * Cushing, James. (American Colonial.) Document sgd.

1706-07. * Kesar, George. (Early settler of Lynn, MA.) Cut signature. * Pownall, Thomas. (Colonial Governor of MA.) Cut signature. * Putnam, David. (Early American pioneer.) Cut signature.

Lot also incl 12 misc period cut signatures. $200-300 316 142340/7 1 piece.

Augustus, John. Autograph Letter Signed.

Fordingbridge, Aug 26, 1958. 1p, 12mo. Responding to a request for an autograph. Framed with (2) half-tone portraits. $120-180

317 142539/1 1 piece.

Churchill, Winston. Autograph Note Signed.

[London], Nov 30, 1949. 1p, 12mo; horizontal center crease.

Acknowledging birthday wishes, on blind-stamped House of Commons stationery, in typed addressed House of Commons postal envelope. $250-400 318 145500/8D 1 piece.

Cooper, Peter. Document Signed.

May 30, 1863. 14 x 16 3/4 in; 355 x 425mm; creases along old folds, spotting in blank margins. Ptd Cooper Union certificate for Miss Elderidge, filled in in ms. With vignette, blind stamp.

Peter Cooper, 1791-1883, American inventor, manufacturer, founder (1857-59) of Cooper Union. $200-300 319 142307/3 1 piece.

Cushing, [Dr.] Harvey [Williams]. Autograph Letter Signed.

Brookline, [MA], Mar 22, 1919. 2 1/2 pp, sm 8vo; horizontal crease along old fold. To Edward Newton, Esq., Oak Knoll, Berwyn, PA. In addressed & stamped postal envelope. Discussing Newton’s reference in his recently published The Amenities of Book Collecting to James Heath’s engraving of Samuel Johnson, the frontis portrait in Boswell’s Life...., raising the possibility that he (Cushing) is in possession of an earlier state of the engraving. Cushing also obliquely refers to his recent experience as the director of the US (WWI) base hospital outside of Paris. He concludes, “I shall recommend your essays to the war weary - the ‘fed up’ soldier from abroad. It will help them to get their bearings....” $400-600 320 No lot 321 151172/7 1 vol.

Faithfull, Emily. Three Visits to America. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1884.

1st ed. 8vo, orig green cloth, gilt-lettered; moderate wear, corners bumped, head of spine frayed, partly affected by damp. Hinges stressed. Partly unopened. With Faithfull ALs, London, Jan 17, 1882, 1p, 8vo inserted.

Emily Faithfull, 1835-1895, English women’s rights activist & feminist publisher. $100-150

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Garibaldi, G[iuseppe]. Short Autograph Letter Signed.

N.p., n.d. [ca 1870s]. 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 in; 110 x 110mm; repaired & mounted to small late 19th-century sheet, glue bleed through from verso. In French, responding to an invitation from the American consul general. Signature clear. $200-300 323 142182/3 1 piece.

Genet, Jean. Autographed Letter Signed.

Lugano, n.d. 2pp, sm 4to; light horizontal crease along old fold. A letter of friendly solicitation. On Hotel Bristol letterhead. $300-500 324 132397/318 10 pieces.

Middle Eastern & Central Asian Leaders - Autograph Material: Atassi, Hashem. Photo portrait sgd. Silver print, 7 x 4 3/4 in; 178 x 120mm; light edge wear. * Hussein bin Talal, King of Jordan.

Photo portrait sgd. Silver print, 10 x 8 in; 254 x 203mm. * Inonu, Ismet. Photo sgd. Silver print, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 in; 114 x 82mm. * Khan, Mohammed Ayub. Postal cover sgd & dated “16.8.68.” * Mossadegh, Mohammed. Typed letter sgd. Washington, Nov 6, 1951. 1p, 4to. Response to autgraph request. * _ _. Photo portrait sgd. Silver print, 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 in; 215 x 140mm. Sgd & dated “Tehran, Nov 17, 1952” below image. * _ _. Photo portrait sgd. Silver print, 6 5/8 x 4 1/2 in; 168 x 115mm. Sgd & dated 1967. * Sunay, Cevdet. Photo portrait sgd. Silver print, 5 x 3 1/4 in; 127 x 82mm. * Zahir, Mohammed Shah, King of Afghanistan. Postal cover sgd.

1968. In Arabic. $250-400 325 145500/9D 1 piece.

Morton, T[homas] G[reen]. Autograph Letter Signed.

Washington, July 3, [18]53. 4pp, 4to; light creasing along old folds.

To an unidentified correspondent, apparently relating to Morton’s appeal to Congress for recompense. $400-700 326 158005/6F Lot. New York State & City Political & Civic Leaders - Ca 1903-1980 Autograph Material: Primarily typed letters signed. Notabled incl: Bella S. Abzug; James L. Buckley; Hugh L. Carey; Thomas E. Dewey; Charles E. Hughes; Jacob J. Javits; William Travers Jerome; Willliam McAdoo; George B. McLellan, Jr.; Robert Moses; Benjamin Barker Odell, Jr.; Alton B. Parker (ALs); Charles B. Rangel; Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.; Jean Kennedy Smith; Percy E. Sutton; Robert F. Wagner. Approx 25 pieces. Sold not subject to return. $250-400

327 158005/6H Lot. Notable New York City Residents - Autograph Material: Primarily typed letters signed & documents signed. All relating to real estate, chiefly responses to tenant vetting inquiries, but also leases &c, for desirable NYC apartments. Signatures incl: Tallulah Bankhead; Leonard Bernstein; John W. Carson; Dick Cavett; Lucius D. Clay; Charles Collingswood; Bennett Cerf; Truman Capote (lease); Henry B. Dupont; Albert Gore; Bruce Gimble; Sol Hurok; Jacob H. Javits; Ellsworth Kelly; Robert F. Kennedy; John W. Lindsay; Henry Cabot Lodge; Charles Malik; Mitch Miller; Paul Newman (2, incl lease also sgd by Joanne Woodward); William S. Paley; George Plimton; Martha Raye; Eddie Rickenbacker; David Rockefeller; Winthrop Rockefeller; Eleanor Roosevelt; Spryros P. Skouras; Adlai E. Stevenson; Leopold Stokowski; Ed Sullivan; Franchot Tone; Gene Tunny; Rudy Vallee; Sylvester L. Weaver. Sold not subject to return. $1,200-1,800 328 142423/109 1 piece.

Renault, Mary. Typed Letter Signed.

N.p., Mar 7, 1975. 1 1/2 pp on 2 sheets, 4to. To the English publisher & editor Herbert van Thal, recommending & commenting on short stories for an anthology. Clean & crisp, in custom morocco & batique fall-down box & chemise. $250-400 329 151097/4 2 pieces.

Sturgis, Howard Overing. Autograph Letters Signed: Queens, Acre, Windsor, [England], Dec 17, 1917. 3pp, 8vo; minor creasing. To his cousin Roger Faxton Sturgis in Boston. Sending pen & ink sketch (incl) of the recipient’s mother, Susan Brimmer Inches Sturgis, done by General Sir Edward Bruce Hamley. Also incl envelope used to forward above letter & sketch to his sister, Henrietta Auchmuty Sturgis Ingersoll.

Howard Sturgis, 1855-1920, English-language novelist who wrote about same-sex love, “love that surpasses the love of women.”

Friend of Henry James, Edith Wharton. $100-150

Presidential 330 151193/9 Lot. American 20th-Century Presidents &c - Autograph Material: Eisenhower, Dwight D. Typed letter initialed. Gettysburg, Jan 18, 1966. 1p, 4to. To Captain Maines, condoling him on the death of his wife. * Ford, Gerald R. Bicentennial program sgd & inscr. Framed with autopen-sgd photo portrait. * Marshall, George. 1st day postal cover sgd. $120-180

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331 151193/5 1 piece.

Adams, John; Marshall, J[ohn]. Document Fragment Signed.

[Washington, June 13, 1800 - Mar 4, 1801.] Partly ptd, filled in in ms. 7 x 9 in; 180 x 230mm; browned. Signatures bold & dark, sgd as president & secretary of state. $1,200-1,800 332 141173/52 1 piece.

Ford, Gerald R. First Day U.S. Postal Cover Signed.

“Right of the People Peaceably to Assemble.” Nov 24, 1975. Sgd as president. $100-150 333 142340/2 1 piece.

Harrison, W[illiam] H[enry]. Autograph Document Signed.

Greensville, [OH], Aug 12, 1795. 2 1/2 x 7 1/4 in; 65 x 185mm; minor creasing & occasional darkening. SIgnature dark & bold.

Receipt likely sgd as aide-de-camp to Anthony Wayne. Framed with engraved portrait. $800-1,200 334 158005/6A 2 pieces.

Thoedore & Edith Roosevelt - Autograph Material: Roosevelt, Theodore. Typed letter sgd. Washington, June 21, 1903.

1p, 4to; horizontal crease along old fold. To John G. Milburn, “ I was delighted to appoint Keep. By the way, I have also appointed George Clinton, on the International Lake Level Commission. Give my regards to Mrs. Milburn and to both your sons.... Heavens, I hope I shall be able to be equally proud of my boys when the time comes.”

Clear, strong signature. Sgd as president on White House letterhead. * Roosevelt, Edith. Autograph letter sgd. Sagamore Hill, n.d. 2pp, 12mo; light creasing along old folds. To John G. Milburn.

John Milburn, 1851-1930, prominent lawyer in Buffalo, NY & New York City, president of the New York City Bar Association, chairman of the Pan-American Exposition, 1901. President McKinley died in Milburn’s home after being shot at the Exposition on Sept 5, 1901. $400-600 335 158005/6B 2 pieces.

Taft, William Howard - Typed Letters Signed as President: Washington, Mar 29, 1911. 1p, 4to; moderate toning & mat burn. To John G. Milburn, declining a proposed meeting, “For I can but afford to spend another day in New York.” Signature clear & strong but browned. * Washington, Nov 16, 1909. 1p, 4to; light horizontal fold along old fold. To John G. Milburn , “I have yours ... with reference to the Supreme Court vacancy.” Light crease through signature. Both on White House letterhead.

John Milburn, 1851-1930, prominent lawyer in Buffalo, NY & New York City, president of the New York City Bar Association, chairman of the Pan-American Exposition, 1901. President McKinley died in Milburn’s home after being shot at the Exposition on Sept 5, 1901. $200-300

336 142340/6 1 piece.

Truman, Harry S. Typed Letter Signed.

Independence, MO, Jan 9, 1962. 1p, 4to; old horizontal creases, separating along fold above salutation. Framed with silver print bust portrait of Truman, 9 1/4 x 7 1/2 in; 232 x 190mm; inscr, sgd & dated “1/9/62” by Truman; pronounced creasing at bottom left, other minor creasing. Both to Mr. Orville Morrison. $200-300 337 142340/4 1 piece.

Van Buren, Martin. Autograph Letter Signed.

Washington, [D.C.], July 22, 1840. 1p, 4to; light creasing along old folds, faint vertical creases through signature, starting to brown. To Israel Brown, appreciatively acknowledging his letters. Signature clean & clear. Framed with engraved portrait. $500-800 338 151072/9 1 vol.

(Van Buren, Martin.) Rayner, B.L. Sketches of the Life, Writings, and Opinions of Thomas Jefferson,... Selections of ... Private Correspondence.

New York: A. Francis and W. Boardman, 1832.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp sheep; rubbed & worn, front joint cracked.

Portrait (detached), scattered light foxing, clippings on front endpaper. Presentation copy inscr to Mr. & Mrs. O’Neil, dated Oct 30, 1838 & sgd as president by Martin Van Buren on verso of portrait.

Sabin 68118. $400-600 Americana 339 151193/10 Lot. American Autograph & Manuscript Material - Late 18th & Early 19th-Century: Lincoln, Benjamin. Document signed. MA, Aug 6, 1806. Partly ptd custom’s receipt, filled in in ms. * McCall, T. Ds. Washington County, GA, Apr 1, 1793. Land deed, partly ptd, filled in in ms, with ms map. * Ross, George, Jr. Ds. Philadelphia, Jan 21, 1789. Partly ptd pay order, filled in in ms. To the Printer Robert Aitken. * (Washington, George - Aides:) Fitzgerald, John, ALs, Apr 17, 1791; Humphreys, David, ALs, Dec 6, 1793; Lear, Thobias, ALs, May 2, 1816; Smith, W.S., Ds, June 20, 1803; Trumbell, Jonathan, Jr., ALs, July 25, 1794. Lot also incl period deeds & indentures (1 British). $300-500

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Notable Americans - Autograph Material: Roosevelt, Theodore [III]. Typed letter signed. Washington, June 25, 1923. 1p, 4to; light horizontal creases along old folds. To William C. Dantz, city editor, The Daily Republican, Vineland, NJ, on his Assistant Secretary of the Navy letterhead. * Roosevelt, Edith Kermit. Autograph letter signed. Sagamore Hill, May 23, [1925]. On both sides of her Sagamore Hill card, with addressed envelope.

Framed. * Whittier, J[ohn]. ALs. Amesbury, 1863. 1p, 8vo. Writing to secure “a little better position than a common soldier ...” for Mr. Briggs. $200-300 341 158005/6I Lot. American Civic & Political Leaders - Autograph Material: Chiefly typed letters signed. Signatories incl: George B. Cortelyou (10 TLs); Marcus H. Hanna (3 ALs); Elihu Root (2 TLs). Also incl: Anthony Eden TLs; Gerald R. Ford & Lyndon Johnson proxy-sgd typed letters; also US Senate & other American late 19th-century ephemera. $120-180 342 158005/6E 6 pieces.

American Supreme Court Justices & Other American Jurists Autograph Material: Choate, Joseph H[odges]. (2) autograph letters sgd. [New York], Nov 29, 1906; Jan 29, 1913. Both 3pp, small 4to; light creasing along old folds. Both to John G. Milburn, relating to the NY Lawyer’s Association Bar dinner. * Moody, W[illiam] H. Typed letter sgd.

Washington, DC, Dec 7, 1906. 1p, 4to; integral lead; minor creasing.

To John G. Milburn, declining to deliver the NY Bar Association annual address. On Attorney General letterhead. * White, E[dward] D[ouglass]. (3) TLs. Washington, DC, Dec 29, 1910; Port Hope, Ontario, July 10th & 11th, 1911. 2pp, sm 4to; 1p, 4to; minor creasing, holograph corrections to body of July 10th letter. To John G. Milburn. Dec 29, 1910: accepting congratulations on appointment as Chief Justice. July 10th, 1910: relating to “inadvertences or misprints in the Standard oil opinion,” declining to deliver the NY Bar Association annual address.

John Milburn, 1851-1930, prominent lawyer in Buffalo, NY & New York City, president of the New York City Bar Association, chairman of the Pan-American Exposition, 1901. President McKinley died in Milburn’s home after being shot at the Exposition on Sept 5, 1901. $300-500 343 145500/8F Lot. American Public Officials - Autograph & Manuscript Material: Primarily members of Congress, ca 1840s-1890s. Autograph letters signed, documents signed &c. Approx 35 pieces. $500-800

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Anthony, Susan B. Autographed Letter Signed.

New York, Aug 28, 1868. 2pp, 4to; light to moderate creasing along old folds, minor edge wear, a few small smudges. To the Campbells of Vineland, NJ, assuring them that she & Elizabeth Cady Stanton will attend at Vineland with “both sexes assembled together to discourse & discuss the whole question,” on “The Revolution” letterhead. $500-800 345 151193/1 1 piece.

Burr, A[aron]. Document Signed.

N.p., July 1, 1828. 1p, 4to; some toning & mat burn, docketed, old tape repairs to verso. Legal discharge of defendant’s costs. Bold, dark signature. $400-600 346 145500/9F Lot. Burr, Aaron. Manuscript Material.

(2) autograph letters sgd, relating to his law practice; small file of commercial & legal manuscripts relating to Burr, ca 1790-1820.

Over 20 pieces total. $800-1,200 347 145500/9C 1 piece.

Barton, Clara. Autograph Letter Signed.

Sherborn, [MA], May 18, 1883. 2pp, 4to; minor creasing. To Mrs. Fowler, “I have no time for a formal synopsis of the Red Cross and its progress....,” nevertheless outlining its activities. On her “Superintendent of the Reformatory Prison for Women” stationery. $300-500 348 158005/6D 1 piece.

Carnegie, Andrew. Typed Letter Signed.

New York, Oct 26, 1910. 1p, 4to; slightly toned, light creases along old folds, lightly to moderately toned, a few chips at edges. To John G. Milburn, “May I take the liberty of introducing Judge Blount, of Macon, Georgia,... he longs to settle in New York and become famous.” With 2-line holograph postscript, “Sorry to miss you & Madame.” Initialed “A.C.” Light crease through dark signature.

John Milburn, 1851-1930, prominent lawyer in Buffalo, NY & New York City, president of the New York City Bar Association, chairman of the Pan-American Exposition, 1901. President McKinley died in Milburn’s home after being shot at the Exposition on Sept 5, 1901. $300-500

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(Kennedy, Jacqueline.) (White House Historical Association, pub.) The White House: An Historic Guide. Washington, D.C., 1962.

4to, orig color pictorial stiff wrappers; head & foot starting to chip away. Color & b/w illus. Inscr & sgd in blue ink by Jacqueline Kennedy on title. Signature clean & clear. $800-1,200 352 151113/3 1 vol.

(Kennedy, Robert F.) Salinger, Pierre, et al., eds. An Honorable Profession: A Tribute to Robert F. Kennedy. Garden City: Doubleday, 1968. #528/1000. 8vo, orig black calf; spine ends rubbed, slipcase (some wear to edges & corners). Photo plates. Sgd by Edward M. Kennedy on limitation page. $100-150

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Hamilton, Alex[ander]. Letter Signed.

[NY]: Treasury Department, Oct 3, 1789. 1p, 4to, with integral address leaf; light creases along old folds just touching Hamilton’s signature, edge of address leaf pasted down, small paper loss to address leaf - no loss of ms, late 19th-century “Alexander Hamilton” label at foot of letter. To Jedediah Huntington, collector of the Port of New London, approving of “the measures you have taken relative to the light house....” Sgd “Alex Hamilton / Sec’y of Treasury,” address leaf sgd “A Hamilton” & free-stamped.

Jedediah Huntington, 1743-1818, merchant, Revolutionary brigadier general, collector of Port of New London 1789-1818.

Provenance: Enys collection. $2,000-3,000 350 142386/14 1 piece.

Hutchinson, Thomas. Manuscript Document Signed.

[MA], Oct 15, 1754. 1p, folio; creases along old folds, ink stains at center of top & bottom horizontal folds - loss of several words, some dust soiling. Docketed. Sgd as Chief Justice of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, Declaration of Ephraim Man & John Stoddard, regarding the death of Nathaniel Dyer.

Thomas Hutchinson, 1711-1780, effectively the last colonial governor of Massachusetts & its first historian. $500-800

353 145500/9H 8 pieces.

Americana - Manuscript Material: Catron, John. Clipped signature. * Daniel, Peter Vivian.

Autographed letter sgd. “Summer house,” Sept 28, 1817. * Gray, H[orace]. ALs. Sept 7, 1860. * Livingston, [Henry] Brockholst.

Small ms document sgd. * Marshall, John. 19th-century ms copy of ALs. * Waite, Morrison. ALs. Washington, DC, Jan 5, 1878, on Supreme Court letterhead. To the clerk of the Senate Committee on Printing, as Chief Justice. * Taney, R.B. Ms purchase order for the Law Library. Sgd May 31, 1858, as Chief Justice. $500-800 354 151193/8 1 piece.

Mathews, George. Document Signed.

[Augusta, GA?], Oct 28, 1794. 2pp, folio sheet. Land grant to Richard Dawson, Washington County, GA. Partly ptd, filled in in ms; minor creasing & scattered light foxing. Dark, strong signature as governor of GA. $120-180 355 145500/9B 2 pieces.

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady. Autograph Material: Autograph letter initialed. Seneca Falls, June 27, n.y. [ca 1847-62].

1p, 8vo, blank integral leaf; light creasing, clean. To Mary Ann [McClintock], discussing a meeting with Lucretia Mott & Martha [Coffin] Wright. All together composing 4 of the 5 organizers of the first women’s rights convention. * Autograph letter signed. New York: 26 West 61, n.y. [ca 1890s]. 4pp, 4to, on 2 sheets; minor creasing. $300-500

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(Signer of the Declaration.) Morris, Robert. Document Signed.

Philadelphia, Apr 18. 1795. North American Land Company certificate, 5 shares to William Temple Franklin. Moderately & evenly toned. Dark, strong signature. $1,000-1,500

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357 151193/4 1 piece.

(Signer of the Declaration.) Clymer, George. Document Signed.

N.p., June 10, 1800. 1p, 8vo; some wear & creasing. Pay order sgd & endorsed by Clymer. $200-300 358 151193/3 2 pieces.

(Signers of the Declaration.) Wolcott, Oliver; et al. Autograph Material: Document Signed. Wollcott, Oliver; Williams, William. Connecticut pay order, 1796. 2pp, folio; small tears along old creases. * Document signed. Wolcott, Oliver. Hartford, May 5, 1785. Pay order. 8vo sheet with circular excision. Clear signatures of both signers of the Declaration of Independence. $250-400 359 151193/12 1 piece.

(Signer of the Constitution.) Mifflin, Thomas. Document Signed.

[Philadelphia], Aug 3, 1792. Folio vellum sheet, complete with paper seals, clean & bright. Land patent to Robert Morris, Northern County, PA. Dark, clear signature as governor of PA. $200-400

360 145500/9J 5 pieces.

Smithsonian Institution - Ephemera & Manuscript Material: [Smithson, James.] Autograph manuscript. “Catalogue of My Cabinet, 1820.” 2pp, 12mo sheet. * Smithson, Mr. [James].

Engraved calling card. 38 x 75mm. * _ _. Engraved dinner invitation card. 80 x 122mm, not filled in. * Baird, Spencer F. Engraved calling card. 43 x 78mm. * Smithsonian Institution ptd document. Apr 4, 1854. 1p, 4to, filled in in ms. Publication transmission notice. $100-150 Civil War 361 145500/9N 1 vol.

(American Civil War-Related Manuscript.) “Memorial of Lieutenant Benjamin Morton Porter, U.S. Army, who fell in the attack on Fort Fisher near Wilmington, N.C., on the 15th of January, 1865. With a sketch of the career of Stanley Porter, 21st Reg. N.J.S.V. By a friend.”

Oblong folio, contemp bds, 111pp on rectos, in ink by a 19th-century hand. With later related ms entries. $250-400 362 145500/9M Lot. American Civil War Generals & Other Officers - Manuscript Material: Chiefly autograph letters signed, incl: Gen. Henry L. Abbot; Gen. Barton S. Alexander; Gen. T.P. Andrews; Christopher C. Augur; Gen. William W. Averell; Gen. Darius N. Couch; Gen. J.B. Coit; Col. Edward E. Cross; Gen. William P. Craighill (Ds); Gen. John Cook;

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363 Gen. Cassius M. Clay; Gen, C.T. Christensen; Gen. William Cogswell; Col. F.M. Drew (Ds); Gen. W.W. Duffield; Gen. R.C. Drum; Gen. Hannibal Day; Gen. John A. Dix; Gen. Isaac H. Duval; Gen. Alexander B. Dyer; Gen. Theo G. Ellis; Gen. James A. Eiken; Gen. Lucius Fairchild; Gen. James W. Forsyth; Gen. William B. Franklin; Gen. Orris S. Ferry; Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor; Gen. Theophilus T. Garrard; Gen. Lawrence P. Graham; Gen. Joseph R. Hawley; Gen. Oliver O. Howard; Gen. Albion P. Howe; Gen. Thomas W. Hyde; Col. Leonard A. Harris; Gen. John A. Logan; Gen. Alexander M. McCook (Ds); Gen. John A. Martin (TLs); Gen. Edwin D. Morgan; Gen. James S. Negley (TLs); Gen. John Newton; Gen. John M. Palmer; Gen. Andrew Porter; Gen. Fitz Porter; Gen. Henry Prince; Gen. John Smith Phelps; Gen. Alfred L. Pearson; Col. Henry Stone; Gen John B. Sanborn; Gen. Eliahim P. Scammon; Gen. William J. Sewell; Gen. John E. Smith; Gen. Thomas K. Smith; Gen. W.F. Smith; Gen. J. Stahael; Gen. W. Swayne; Gen. Thomas W. Sweeney; Maj. J.H. Taylor; Col. Nelson Taylor; Gen. Alfred H. Terry; Gen. Charles H. Tompkins; Gen. Henry E. Tremain; Gen. Charles Van Wyck; Gen. Egbert L. Viell; Gen. Horatio G. Wright; Gen. Orlando Wilcox; Gen. George A. Washburn; Gen. Samuel B. Young.

ALs unless otherwise noted. Most postbellum (chiefly 1880s or later). More than 110 pieces. Incl ports & facs. $4,000-7,000

363 142567/1 Lot. American Civil War - Collection of Union Soldier Letters: Haines, William K., [Sgt, Company I, 5th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry]. (38) autograph letters signed. Various places, Sept 1860Oct 16, 1864 (most during 1861-1862). To his sister, Miss Anna M. Haines in Philadelphia. Each several pp, 8vo or 4to, 8 on color-ptd patriotic letterhead. Written from Manassas Junction, VA; Fredericksburg, VA; Harrison’s Bar Landing, VA; West Point, VA; Camp Baker on the River Potomac; Camp near Alexandria, VA; Cliffburne Barracks [Post Hospital, Depot Camp Invalid Corps, Washington]. Many written from the field, incl 7 postal covers.

Sgt William K. Haines, 1842-1916, mustered in as sergeant Aug 4, 1861, discharged owing to a disability at Cliffburne Barracks Feb 26, 1864. Haines’ Civil War Diary, 1862-1864 published by Rutgers Univ Press, 1960. $1,500-2,500

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366 142539/2 1 piece.

Chamberlain, Joshua, [General]. Check Signed.

Brunswick, ME, Aug 12, 1869.

General Joshua Chaimberlain, 1828-1914, awarded Medal of Honor for gallantry at Gettysburg. $500-800 367 BRISK/BOOK2 1 piece.

Grant, U[lysses] S. Manuscript Letter in a Secretarial Hand.

New York, July 14, 1884. 1p, 4to; moderate vertical creases at old folds. Entirely in a secretarial hand, to Charles Myron Failing, reflecting on the Battle of Cold Harbor, “I will say that I did make an order for a final charge but before the hour arrived for it, I considered that it would be a failure, with much loss to our selves and without compensating results, and I quietly sent verbal massages [sic] to the corps commanders to withdraw.” Framed with Captain Failing’s discharge document, oval albumen print of President Grant & family from painting (some dampstaining to mat) & portrait of Failing as Union private reproduced from a tintype. $1,200-1,800

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364 141431/9 1 piece.

Beauregard, [Pierre] G.T. Autograph Letter Signed.

New Orleans, Nov 12, [18]81? 3pp, 8vo; creases along old folds, paper loss along bottom of ventral vertical crease - no loss of text, some dampstaining at bottom. To Col A.R. Chisolm, his former Confederate military aid, enclosing a letter to former Confederate General Thomas M. Logan, a postbellum railroad attorney.

Beauregard turns to Chisholm to enumerate the names of the other officers who served him at the seige of Petersburg. $500-800 365 141431/6 1 piece.

Buell, D[on] C[arlos], Major General. Autograph Card Signed.

Framed with carte de visite portrait, seated in uniform. Signature clean & clear. $100-150

368 141431/8 1 piece.

Grant, U[lysses] S. Autograph Letter Signed.

City Point, VA, Dec 11, 1864. 1p, 4to; light to moderate creases along old folds. Sgd as Lieutenant General, to Major-General [Benjamin F.] Butler, Fortress Monroe, “Richmond paper of the 10th shows that on the 7th Sherman was east of Ogeechee, and within 25 miles of Savannah, having marched 18 miles the day before. If you do not get off immediately you will lose the chance of surprising a weak garrison.” Framed with ms document fragment signed by R[obert] E. Lee as lieutenant colonel, dated Aug 10, 1855, on blue paper. Both secured on verso with adhesive cloth at upper corners & at each edge of bottom fold of Grant letter. Crease touching bottom of Grant signature & lightly affecting Lee signature. $4,000-7,000 369 151165/2 1 piece.

Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson, Brig. General. Carte de Visite Signed.

Light edge wear, a little dust smudging. Clear, dark signature below image. Saw action at Gettysburg. $300-500 370 151193/2 1 piece.

Johnston, J[oseph] E., (Confederate General.) Autograph Letter Signed.

Washington, Oct 24, 1885. 1p, 4to; toned & affected by smoke, trimmed but complete. To J.H. Mollen, Esq., exchanging pleasantries. $200-300

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Lee, R[obert] E. Autograph Letter Signed.

Lexington, Virginia, Sept 18, 1869. 1p, 4to; light vertical creases along old folds, evenly & moderately mat toned. As president of Washington College, to Rev. Moses Drury Hoge, seeking a position for Clifton Breckinridge, whose deteriorating vision will not allow him to continue his studies at the college with the state bible society, “He has become a member of the Presbyterian Church,... is a true gentleman in manners & deportment,... has a pleasing address, discreet & judicious....” Body of letter clean & dark, Lee’s signatures dark, clear & uncreased.

Provenance: descendent of the recipient Moses D. Hoge, prominent Civil War-era Richmond Presbyterian minister. $3,000-5,000 372 148146/2 1 piece.

Lee, R[obert] E. Photograph Signed.

Carte de visite bust portrait in Confederate uniform. Richmond, VA: C.E. Jones & Vanerson, [1864]. 3 7/8 x 2 3/8 in; 100 x 60mm, on orig mount, with photographer’s studio imprint & federal revenue stamp on verso. Clear & strong signature at lower right. Starting to brown attractively. Photo likely purchased from the photographer between late April 1865 & the end of July 1866. Attractively floated in modern frame, showing minor edge wear & spotting to edges of mount.

Provinance: descendents of Lee’s friend, University of Virginia professor Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve. $5,000-8,000 373 145500/9L 1 piece.

Longtreet, James. Autograph Letter Signed.

Gainsville, GA, Sept 4, 1891. 3pp, 4to; lightly to moderately & unevenly toned, small repairs at old creases. To A.W. Pearson of Vineland, NJ, refering to their mutual friend, George E. Pickett. In addressed postal envelope. Also with (3) 1904 ptd advt sheets for Mrs. Longstreet’s Lee and Longstreet at High Tide. $300-500 374 151193/6 1 piece.

Sheridan, Philip, General. Letter Signed.

Washington: Headquarters, Army of the United States, Oct 25, [18]84. 2pp, 4to; minor creasing along old folds. To J.E. Kelly, regretting that he can’t attend the unveiling of the Monmouth Battle Monument at Freehold, NJ. Clear, strong signature. $200-300

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Sherman, W[illiam] T. Autograph Card Signed.

Card sgd, inscr & dated Mar 20, 1876. Framed with later albumen photo bust portrait in civilian clothing, 5 1/2 x 3 7/8 in; 140 x 98mm. Some creasing to photo; card clean, ink starting to brown. $150-250 376 151165/1 1 piece.

Thomas, George H., [General]. Autograph Letter Signed.

General. Washington, DC, Nov 15, 1868. 3pp, 4tp. To Col. R.H. Ramsay, arranging a meeting, discussing a legal suit. WIth engraved portrait. $400-600

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Literary 377 141173/40 Lot. Poets & Playwrights - 20th-Century English-Language Autograph Material: Auden, Wystan [Hugh]. TLS. Swarthmore College, Oct 13, [1943].

1p, 4to; creases along old folds. To Professor Gerald Saunders, submitting a pre-publication draft of his selected Tennyson for editorial review. In addressed postal air mail envelope. * O’Casey, Sean. TLs. Buckingham, England, Sept 20, 1931. 1p, 4to; light creasing, slightly toned. To the American theatrical producer Jed Harris. With related autograph note sgd. * George [J. Nathan] Olson, Toby. TLs + 2 typed postcards sgd. 1970-71. * Rice, Elmer.

ALs. East Hampton, June 29, 1923. 4pp, 4to; creasing and separations along old folds, some dust smudging. To the actor Dudley [Digges], touching on Digge’s contributions to the success of Rice’s play, “The Adding Machine.” * Sackville-West, Vita.

Holograph poem sgd & inscr. “La Nuit d’Italie.” 1910. 2pp, 12mo, heavy stock paper. Fair copy. $300-500 378 151188/25 1 piece.

Buck, Pearl S. Typescript Signed.

“Women, a Minority Group.” N.p., ca 1965. 4pp, 4to. $150-250 379 141173/51 1 vol.

Carlyle, Thomas. On Heroes in History. London: James Fraser, 1841.

1st ed. 12mo, orig purple-brown cloth, spine gilt, edges untrimmed; light edge wear, spine starting to fade, slightly cocked. 2pp advts.

Hinges very slightly stressed. Internally generally clean & crisp.

Armorial bookplate & gold-toned leather bookplate of John Stuart Groves on paste-down. Custom morocco & cloth slipcase.

T[homas] Carlyle autograph letter sgd inserted, Chelsea, Nov 28, 1856, 3pp, 12mo; some dust smudging, creases along old folds.

“Dear Young Lady, You will find, done by me somewhere, a short Essay on Mirabeau and his Life; but I never wrote specially on Napoleon. On the whole, I do not much advise at this stage of your culture, an extensive prosecution of your inquiries into either of those personages.” $300-500 380 142423/126 1 piece.

Cocteau, Jean. Autograph Letter Signed.

Embellished with crayon drawing. Villa Santo-Sospir [Cote d’Azur], Dec 12, [ca 1955]. 1p, 4to. To his gallerist, [Henri] Matorasso, discussing a version of Orpheus he desires to offer through his correspondent’s gallery. With color crayon sketch of Orpheus. $500-800

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Colette, [Sidonie Gabrielle]. Original Graphic Portrait.

Major, Henry. Pencil bust portrait of Colette ca 1930. 12 1/2 x 9 in; 315 x 228mm. Sgd by the artist, also sgd & inscr below image by Collete, “This age is without compassion, I refer to mine” (translated from the French). * Bravura, Denyse de. Posthumous pen & ink bust portrait of Colette in old age. 1958. 10 x 8 in; 254 x 200mm. Sgd by the artist in bottom left. Both framed. $200-300 382 142532/1 2 pieces.

Colette, [Sidonie Gabrielle]. Autograph Material: Autograph letter sgd. St Tropez, Aug 16, 1930. 2pp, lg 4to; light creases along old folds. To her friend Marguerite Noreno, “St. Tropez is uninhabitable this year....” (translated from the French). Framed with addressed postal envelope & small format silver print portrait. * Short ALs. 1p, sm 4to, on her blue paper; light creases along old folds. To Blanquet, relating to editorial corrections. Framed with halftone portrait. $300-500 383 151097/2 1 piece.

Larkin, P[hilip] A. Typed Air Mail Letter Signed.

Hull, England, Feb 2, 1976. To Professor James A. Butler, Dept of English, La Salle College, PA. “Thank you for your letter,... and for the nice things you say about The Less Deceived. The misprints in the paperbound edition are a disaster.... I am not too keen on licensing copies from the manuscript notebook in the British Museum, as in fact it is full of early work I would sooner forget.” All of Larkin’s University of Hull Library correspondence was typed (according to his biographer, Andrew Morton, by his secretary Betty Mackereth, with whom Larkin began a life-long affair in 1975.) $200-300 384 141173/39 1 piece.

Maugham, W[illiam] S[ummerset]. Typed Letter Signed.

Havana, Cuba: Hotel Sevilla Biltmore, Dec 27, 1924. 1p, 4to; slightly toned, light edge wear, light creasing along old folds. A few ink corrections in Maugham’s hand. Discussing planned theatrical productions of “Rain” & “The Moon & Sixpence.” “My dear Rumsey:- Of all the actresses that have been suggested to play in ‘Rain’ I think that Tallulah Bankhead is the most unfortunate. Surely vulgarity is not the only essential to play the part of Sadie Thompson.... Tallulah Bankhead is nothing but an amateur and she is now extremely fat.” $200-300

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S[haw], G[eorge] B[ernard]. Typed Letter Signed.

Oct 4, 1949. 1p, 4to; light to moderate creasing along old folds. To Apsley Cherry-Garrard, Esq., “I have just achieved the stupendous feat of walking the two miles to Lamer & back to see what it looks like now.... There is no cereal tillage.... They tell me the farmer is a Jew named Hill. Prams with babies driven by ladies who are certainly not dutchesses abound.” Sgd “GBS,” on his personal letterhead; signature starting to fade, affected by vertical creases.

Apsley Cherry-Gerrard, 1886-1959, English explorer of Antarctica, member of Scott’s Terra Nova Expedition, author of The Worst Journey in the World, and Shaw’s neighbor. $400-600 386 142340/3 1 piece.

Verne, Jules. Short Autogtaph Letter Signed.

1p, 12mo; crease along old folds, slightly toned. In French, inquiring about securing lodging for a night. Signature clean & clear, starting to brown. Framed. $500-800 388 387 145500/9A 1 piece.

Whitman, Walt. Autograph Letter Signed.

Boston, Friday, Apr 15, [1881]. 2pp, postcard format, 2 15/16 x 5 1/4 in; 75 x 135mm. To an unnamed correspondent, “Lecture went off first rate last night - best I have had yet, better audience (better than New York or Philadelphia).” Likely relating to Whitman’s Boston Lincoln lecture. $1,000-1,500

388 151130/1 1 piece.

Whitman, Walt. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Ca 1880. Albumen print portrait, seated, supporting head with hand. 5 9/16 x 4 1/16 in; 144 x 105mm; 2 small chips at top & bottom edges (just touching inscription). In ink at bottom right of photo, “Walt Whitman / born May 31 / 1819.” Mtd to (later?) mat, “White, 1546 Broadway, New York.” $1,000-1,500

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389 142539/4 1 piece.

Wilder, Laura Ingalls. Autograph Letter Signed.

Rocky Ridge Farm, Mansfield, MO, Apr 14, 1941. 1 1/2pp, 4to; light horizontal center crease along old fold. To Mrs Newman,... I am indeed glad if my stories of the long ago have helped you in any way, and it makes me happy that you too love Pa and Ma....” $800-1,200 Performing Arts 390 145500/9G 2 pieces.

American Painters - Autograph Material: West, Benjamin. Manuscript document sgd. N.p., Aug 18, 1787.

Small sheet, 3 3/4 x 7 1/2 in; 95 x 195mm; minor spotting. “Left me by Thomas Seymour of Hartford his note given him by Josiah Goldsmith ... for ... two hundred pounds seventeen shillings....” * Sully, Thomas. Autograph letter sgd. Philadelphia, Oct 10, 1869.

1p, 8vo, integral leaf; light creasing, small horizontal tear at one fold - no loss. To Charles H. Morris?, “Painted a portrait of General Jackson from life, when he visited Philadelphia immediately after the battle of New Orleans....” $250-400 391 158005/6G 14 pieces.

20th-Century Entertainers, Sportsman &c - Autograph Material: Cantor, Eddie. (5) typed letters sgd. All dated during 1933. All 1p, 4to; light creasing, on his letterhead. Incl correspondence seekng a realtor’s guidance in selling his Great Neck, NY estate, purchased for $500,000. * Davis, Sammy, Jr. Program inscr & sgd.

Copacabana, NY, ca 1960. * Ford, Eileen. TLs. NY, Oct 21, 1983. 1p, 4to. On Ford Models, Inc. letterhead. * Ferrari, E[nzo]. Photo sgd.

Silver print, 9 x 6 in; 230 x 163mm. Sgd in purple marker. * Knight, Bob. TLs. * Oldfield, Barney. Postcard sgd & inscr in green ink. * Sayao, Bidu. Program sgd. * Thomas, Lowell. (2) TLs. NY, 1940.

1p, 4to. * Verndon, Gwen. TLs. NY, Jan 16, 1974. 2pp, 8vo. $250-400 392 142489/3 2 pieces.

Baseball - Philadelphia Phillies Team Baseballs Signed: 1957. 24 signatures incl: Rich Ashburn, Harvey Haddix, Willie Jones, Wally Moses, Stan Lopata, Harvey (Sparky) Anderson, Jack Sanford.

Also a proxy clubhouse Robin Roberts signature. Ball grade 7 (of 10). * 1959. 20 signatures incl: Robin Roberts, Curt Simmons, Chris Short, Granny Hamner (twice), Dick Farrell, Dave Philley, Joe Koppe.

Ball grade 7/8 (of 10). $120-180

393 132139/6 1 piece.

Baseball - Team Baseballs Signed: New York Yankees, 1941 or 1942. 28 signatures incl: Joe DiMaggio, Lefty Gomes, Bill Dickey, Frank Crosetti, Joe McCarthy, Charlie Keller, Tom Hendrick. Ball grade 5/6 (out of 10), DiMaggio 4/5. $250-400 394 142489/2 1 piece.

Baseball - Philadelphia Athletics Team Baseballs Signed: 1949 or 1950. 21 signatures incl: Connie Mack, Jimmy Dykes, Al Simmons, Eddie Joost, Wally Moses, Sam Chapman, Dick Fowler, Carl Scheib, Elmer Valo. Ball grade 6/7 (of 10), Connie Mack 7, Al Simmons 7. $250-400 395 142489/1 3 pieces.

Baseball - Team Baseballs: Store models with facsimile signatures: Philadelphia Phillies, early 1950s; Brooklyn Dodgers, 1954; New York Yankees, mid-1950s.

Clean & bright. $80-120 396 142423/123 1 piece.

Davis, Bette. Photograph Signed.

Motion picture still, ca 1940. Silver print, 8 x 6 in; 200 x 150mm.

Later purple marker signature. Minor wear. Framed. $100-150 397 158005/6C 1 piece.

Dempsey, Jack. Autograph Material: Postcard sgd & inscr. Ca 1950s. On back of postcard issued by Dempsey’s New York Restaurant, color image after James M. Flagg, “Jack Dempsey Knocks Out Jess Willard” on front. Clean & crisp. $100-150 398 142423/120 1 piece.

Dietrich, Marlene. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Standing portrait in furs & evening gown in art deco setting. Ca 1935-1940. Sepia-tinted silver print, 13 15/16 x 11 in; 350 x 278mm.

Clear & strong signature & inscr in blue ink. Minor wear. $120-180 399 142423/122 1 piece.

Greenstreet, Sydney. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Bust portrait. Ca 1945. Silver print, 7 x 5 in; 170 x 120mm. Strong signature & ink inscr, “Best Wishes.” Minor wear. Framed. $150-250

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400 141521/10 5 pieces.

Jazz Musicians - Photographs Signed & Inscribed: Barnet, Charlie. 8 x 10 in; 203 x 254mm. * Eldridge, Roy. 8 x 10 in; 203 x 254mm. * James, Harry. 6 3/4 x 5 in; 175 x 128mm. * Krupa, Gene. 10 x 8 in; 203 x 254mm. * Prima, Louis. Signature only. 7 x 5 in; 180 x 120mm. All silver prints. Minor wear. $100-150 401 142489/20 2 pieces.

Performing Arts - Photographs Signed: Kreisler, Fritz. Silver print, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 in; 165 x 115mm. Framed. * Toscanini, Arturo. Underwood & Underwood. Silver print, 10 x 8 in; 254 x 203mm. Inscr, dated “Dec 12, 1930” & sgd in white.

Affected by damp, partly adhering to glass of old frame. $200-300 402 142423/121 1 piece.

Olivier, Laurence; Leigh, Vivien. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Half-figure portrait of the couple. Ca 1940. Sepia-tinted silver print, 14 1/4 x 10 in; 360 x 254mm. Sgd “Vivien & Larry.” Clear ink inscr & signature. Minor wear. $300-500 403 142352/1 Lot. Philadelphia - The Russian Inn - Autograph Material & Ephemera: All relating to The Russian Inn, 1233 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA, its proprietors Sue & Harry Stolwein, its guests & performers.

Autograph material primarily inscr & sgd photos (8 x 10 silver prints, half-tones &c): dancers Maria Angelica, Irina Batonova, Svetlan Beriosova, Beryl Grey, Yvonne Chouteau, Leonide Massine, Michael Somes, Alexis Rassine, Lubov Tchernikeva, Tamara Toumanova, Charles Williams; stage & screen performers Mischa Auer, Claire Bloom, Betty Field, Melvyn Douglas, Jack Gilford, Yvonne & Martyn Green, Nelson Eddy, Sam Jaffe, Robert Morse, Oldon & Johnson, Uma Merkel, Claude Rains, Julie Newman, Susan Strasberg, Geraldine Page. Lot also incl Philadelphia political figures, ephemera & photos relating to the inn & its proprietors. Several hundered pieces, condition varies. $300-500 404 142182/1 2 vols.

(Warhol, Andy.) Interview [Magazine]. New York, 1979.

Vol IX, Nos 10 & 11. Folio, orig color pictorial wrapper covers. Each sgd & inscr “To Ken” on front cover. Both moderatley toned as usual, several chips on front cover of no 10. Both with subscription cards tipped in. $400-700

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Weissmuller, Johnny. Signed Advertisement Material.

Color photo-mechanical advt or promotional leaf for “Tarzan and His Mate,” ca 1934. Sgd, clear ink signature. Trimmed & mtd, 8 1/2 x 11 in; 215 x 280mm. Minor wear. $100-150 European Royalty &c 406 142386/10 1 piece.

Cary [Carey], Ro[bert], [First Earl of Monmouth.] Manuscript Document Signed.

Ca 1600. 1p, folio; minor spotting. With engraved portrait, 4to, by S. Harding, 1801.

Robert Carey, 1st Earl of Monmouth, English Nobleman and Courtier, relative of Queen Elizabeth I. $300-500 407 142386/4 1 piece.

(Elizabethan Privy Counsellors.) Clipped Document Signed.

Stroud, Nov 12, 1562. 1p, 9 x 6 1/2 in; 225 x 165mm; clipped from the end of a warrant; minor staining. Incl signatures of the fourth Duke of Norfolk, Sir William Burghley, Lord Robert Dudley (Earl of Leicester), Lord Howard of Effingham, Sir Nathianiel Bacon.

Robert Dudley, 1st Earl oof Leicester, 1532-1588, a favorite & intimate friend of Elizabeth I, and as her suitor (and possible lover) the subject of many historical novels.

Provenance: Enys collection. $1,200-1,800 408 142386/11 1 piece.

George III, King of England. Document Signed.

July 4, 1794. 1p, folio; light creasing along old folds. Ordering payment of 10,290 pounds & 11 shillings to General Sir Thomas Spenser Wilson. Signature dark & clear. Framed. $250-400 409 142386/17 1 piece.

James II, King of England; Mary of Modena. Autograph Material: Newmarket, Oct 17, 1684. 1p, 4to; light creasing along old folds, scatteredspotting, corners restored, docketed. Sgd “James” as Lord High Admiral, Duke of York. To the diarist Samuel Pepys, as Secretary of the Admiralty , authorizing payment of the Saint David.

[Framed with:] Mary of Modena, Queen of James II of England.

Letter Sgd. St. Germain-en-Laye, Jan 12, 1700. 1p, 4to, with wax seals; light creasing along old fold. Sgd “Mary R.,” to her cousin Cardinal D’Aste, in French, thanking him for his Yuletide blessings.

Framed with engraved portraits of James & Mary. $600-900

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James VI, King of Scotland (later James I, King of England.) Letter Signed.

Falkland, July 19, 1591. 1p, double folio sheet (392 x 280mm), with red wax impression of the royal signet seal with roped border; light creases along old vertical folds, scattered light foxing. To an unidentified official, a commission for George Earl of Huntly to proceed against George Crawford & others, declared rebels having intercepted & beaten the messenger of David McGill, the King’s familiar clerk, and forcing him to eat the royal mail. In archival frame. $1,800-2,400 411 142386/12 1 piece.

Louis XIV, King of France. Document Signed.

1p, 4to; light creasing, minor foxing. Countersgd by Phelypeaux. $400-600 412 142386/15 1 piece.

Philip II, King of Spain. Letter Signed.

Madrid, 1576. 1p, folio; old horizontal center fold starting to split, scattered spotting. Framed with small format stipple-engraved portrait. $300-500 413 142386/8 1 piece.

(Privy Council of Elizabeth I.) Popham, [Sir John], et al. Document Signed.

[1600.] 1p, folio; hinged, toned, some staining & dust soiling. Order for raising soldiers in Cornwall to be sent to Loughfoyle in Ireland, commanded by the Earl of Essex (to quell the rebellion of Tyrone). Also sgd by Sir T. Egerton, Lord Buckhurst, Lord Nottingham, Sir Ro. Cecyll, Sir J. Fortescue, J. Herbert.

Provenance: Enys collection.

Sir John Popham, 1531-1607, backer of the Popham Colony, the first (and short-lived) colony in New England (1607-08) near Phippsburg, ME; presided over the tirals of Sir Walter Raleigh & Guy Fawkes; also involved in the trail of Mary Queen of Scots (1587), resulting in her execution. $1,200-1,800

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Nelson, Horatio Nelson, Viscount. Autograph Letter Signed.

N.p., July 1, 1801. 1p, sm 4to; old horizontal center crease, creasing & small tears at edges - no loss of lettering. Scattered generallly light foxing. Sgd as “Nelson & Bronte.” To Earl St. Vincent, “I send Parker with mine [letters] ... and also some others which although most flattering to my vanity will not I trust be unacceptable to your Lordship....” Nelson signature strong & dark. $3,000-5,000 415 142386/9 1 piece.

Vane, Henry, [Governor]; et al. Manuscript Document Signed.

MA, Sept 9, 1652. 1p, folio; minor wear, slightly toned. Ministeral pay order to be executed by Thomas Fauconbridge, Receiver General of the Public Revenue.

Henry Vane (the younger), 1613/14-1662, 6th Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, in office 1636-1637, leading parliamentarian during the English Civil War, beheaded on Tower Hill on June 14, 1662. $800-1,200 416 142386/13 1 piece.

Vane, Sir Harry, et al. Manuscript Document Signed.

Westminster, Oct 10, 1648. 2pp, folio, with later ms transcription hinged to conjugate leaf; minor wear. Warrant sgd by members of the Committee of the Lords and Commons for His Majesty’s Revenue ordering payment to Francis Rous, Esq., provost of Eaton Colledge [sic]. Sgd by Rous on verso. Signatures of Vane, Cornelius Holland, Philip Lord Wharton, Dennis Bond & Thomas Hoyle.

Provenance: Enys collection. $400-600 417 142386/16 3 pieces.

Victoria, Queen of England. Manuscript Document Signed.

July 28, 1883; Sept 7, 1886; Sept 9, 1889. Each 1 or 2pp, folio; creases along old folds - not affecting signatures, each with War Office blind-stamp. Orders for Battalions of the Goldstream Guards to proceed to Windsor, etc. $300-500

MAPS & ATLASES Lots 418-435 418 142576/4 1 vol.

(Property Atlas.) Mueller, A.H., pub. Atlas of Properties on Main Line, Pennsylvania Railroad from Overbrook to Paoli. Philadelphia, 1920.

Folio, orig gilt-lettered pebbled green cloth, morocco back & corners; spine & corners rubbed. Double-page color index map, 32 double-page maps (31 colored). Internally clean. $300-500

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(Carey, Mathew, pub.) Lavoisne, C.V. A Complete Genealogical, Historical and Geographical Atlas. Philadelphia, [May 22], 1820.

1st American ed. Folio, contemp morocco & bds; rubbed & worn, spine defective, covers detached. With 71 double-page & handcolored plates of maps (28) & tables. Light to moderate offsetting & foxing, generally clean, but Melish US map shows scattered moderate foxing. $400-600 420 151180/2 32 pieces.

[Vaugondy, Robert de.] Engraved Maps With Original HandColored Outline & Cartouche.

[Atlas Universal, 1784, 3rd ed.] Double-page maps on sm folio sheets, full margins. Light foxing primarily in margins. Africa, Asia, Continental Europe, British Isles, Scandinavia, Russia, Middle East (incl Biblical), South America. $1,000-1,500

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Engraved Maps with Hand-Colored Outline: Moll, Hermann. “The Empire of China and Island of Japan. Agreeable to Modern History.” [London, 171144.] 10 x 9 1/2 in; 254 x 240mm, margins. Lightly toned. * Sanson, Nicolas. “Diocese, prevoste, et eslection de Paris.” [Paris, ca 1660.] 16 x 21 1/4 in; 400 x 535mm, margins. Expert repairs to verso, lightly toned, minor scattered smudging. * [Reynolds, G.R.] “A New Map of the Empire of Germany.” [London, ca 1775.] 8 x 11 1/2 in; 203 x 290mm, margins. Small areas of discoloration. * [Cary, J.] “Turkey in Europe.”

[London, 1783.] 8 x 10 in; 203 x 254mm. All orig or contemp color, each framed. $250-400

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Bleau, Willem J. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Nova Belgica et Anglia.” [Amsterdam, 1642-1665.]

15 x 20 in; 381 x 508mm, wide (full?) margins. Light crease along center fold, lightly & attractively toned. Old (orig?) color. Dutch text on verso. Double-pained frame.

Burden 241, 3rd Dutch-language state. $1,500-2,500 423 142496/2 1 piece.

Faden, William. Engraved Map with Hand Coloring.

“The Course of the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Chester....” London, Apr 30, 1778. 1st state, with the inset map “A Sketch of Fort Island.” 18 1/4 x 27 3/4 in; 463 x 705mm, margins. Orig hand-colored outline.

Exceptionally clean, in French-matted archival frame.

The Snyder copy of this rare first state American Revolutionary War battle map.

Nebenzeahl 132/132n; Stevens & Tree 17a; Snyder Collection 79. $12,000-18,000

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Fischer, Joshua. Engraved Map. “A Chart of Delaware Bay and River.” London: ptd by Laurie & Whittle, May 12, 1794. 20 x 28 3/4 in; 508 x 730mm. Exceptionally clean. Light vertical center fold crease, not examined out of archival frame, mat covering margins. From Laurie & Whittle’s North American Pilot, 1795.

At the time of the Revolution, Fischer’s Chart (first published in 1756) was the primary source for navigation to Philadelphia.

Phillips, American Maps p263. $3,000-5,000 425

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Jansson, Jan. Engraved Map with Hand Coloring.

“Nova Anglia, Novum Belgia, et Virginia.” Amsterdam, [1636]. 1st state. 15 1/8 x 17 5/8 in; 384 x 448cm, margins, full sheet, English text on verso. Original hand-colored outline & cartouche. Lightly & attractively toned, light crease & light discoloration at vertical center fold, scattered light spotting. In archival double pane frame.

Burden 247, “This influential map is derived from the less well circulated Johannes de Laet of 1630. Enlarged and expanded to the north and east slightly, it carries de Laet’s narrative on the verso. De Laet’s map is one of extreme importance .... the first printed to use the names Manhattes (Manhattan) and N. Amsterdam.” $1,500-2,500

426 151056/1 1 piece.

Lotter, Matthew after Scull, Nicolas & Heap, George. HandColored Engraved Map. “A Plan of the City and Environs of Philadelphia.” [Nuremberg], 1777. 2nd state. 23 1/4 x 18 in; 590 x 457mm; light creasing & minor dust smudging. With inset, “Elevation of the State House.”

Likely later color. Framed.

Snyder 48. $800-1,200 427 142562/38 1 piece.

Mercator, Gerhard. Engraved Map with Hand-Colored Cartouche.

“Das Wiflispurgergow.” [Amsterdam, ca 1634.] 15 x 19 1/2 in; 380 c 495mm, wide (full) margins. Light scattered foxing. Framed. $200-300

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428 158009/5 1 piece.

Ortelius, Abraham. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Pontus Euxinus [The Black Sea].”

[Antwerp, 1608.] 14 1/2 x 19 1/2 in; 368 x 496mm, full margins. Italian text on verso. Light mat burn & light toning, verso moderately toned, a few chips in margins, closed tear at upper left just touching body of map, old tape remnants at verso edges.

Paper becoming brittle. Old (orig?) color.

Koeman (1969) vol III p66. $300-500

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Ortelius, Abraham. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Japoniae insulae descriptio.” [Antwerp, 1595-1609]. 14 x 19 1/16; 356 x 484mm, full margins. Latin text on verso, numbered p10. Moderately toned & dusty, a few chips in margins, verso darkened, closed tear at upper left extending 40mm into body of map, old tape remnants at verso edges.

1st state of the 1st ptd map of Japan to appear in an atlas.

[Campbell 2]; Koeman (1969) vol II p55. $800-1,200 430 142496/3 1 piece.

Reid, John. Engraved Map. “The States of Maryland and Delaware, from the Latest Surveys.” New York, 1795.

14 3/4 x 17 3/4 in; 375 x 450mm, margins.

With inset, “Continuation of the Potowmac River from Fort Cumberland.” Clean & attractive. Archivally framed.

See: Wheat & Brun 519. $500-800

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Scull, N.; Heap, G. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “A Map of Philadelphia and Parts Adjacent.”

[London, Dec 1777.] 13 1/4 x 111/2 in; 336 x 292mm. Light creasing along old folds. Modern color. Framed.

Snyder 16a. $200-300

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Scull, N.; Heap, G. Engraved Map. “A Map of Philadelphia and Parts Adjacent.” [London: Gentleman’s Magazine, Aug, 1753. 1st state. 14 1/2 x 12 1/8 in; 368 x 308mm.

Light creasing, minor dust soiling. With inset, “The Distances of Particular Places,... from the State House.” Framed.

Snyder 16. $400-600 433 142496/4 1 piece.

Senex, John. Engraved Map with Hand-Coloring.

“A New Map of Virginia, Maryland, and the Improved Parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.” London, 1719 [pub 1721].

19 x 21 7/8 in; 483 x 555mm, narrow margins. Orig hand-colored outline. Clean & attractive, not examined out of archival frame.

One of the first maps of the region centered on the Chesapeake oriented north.

Stevens & Tree 86c. $2,500-4,000

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Senex, John. Engraved Map with Outline Color.

“A New Map of the English Empire in America viz Virginia, New York, Maryland, New Jersey, Carolina, New England, Pennsylvania....”

[London], 1719. 19 3/4 x 23 1/2 in; 494 x 597mm, narrow margins.

Lightly but attractively toned, minor creasing, slight discoloration along vertical center fold.

Attractive copy of this important early map of the British colonies in North America. John Senex’ revision, published in his General Atlas of 1721. $1,200-1,800 435 142348/1 1 piece.

Vaugondy, Didier Robert de. Engraved Map with Hand-Colored Outline.

“Partie de l’Amerique Septent. qui compred la Nouvelle France ou le Canada.” [Paris, 1799.] 4th state. 19 x 23 5/8 in; 482 x 600mm, wide margins. Moderate toning & some creasing, verso affected by acid bd. With inset map of the Great Lakes, “Supplement pour les lacs de Canada.”

Kershaw 357. $300-500

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PRINTS & ORIGINAL GRAPHICS Lots 436-487 436 158017/1 3 pieces.

(Printing.) Wood Engraving Blocks.

Electroplated blocks used to illustrate the 1842-1855 ed of Honore de Balzac’s La Comedie humaine. Each 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in; 125 x 85mm. One block consisting of 3 joined blocks for illus of a French officer, together 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 in; 225 x 135mm. All in excellent state of preservation. $800-1,200 437 158009/4 2 pieces.

Early European City Views (Bird’s-Eye Views) Woodcut & letterpress. “Franconia germanie....” [Nuremberg Chronicle, 1493, leaf 285.] Folio leaf. Residue & discoloration at top.

Framed. * Engraving. [Braun, George; Hogenberg, Franz.] “Paris.”

[Cologne, 1572 or later.] 13 1/2 x 19 in; 343 x 482mm. French text issue. Mtd to bd & framed. Uncolored. $250-400

438 142366/23 4 pieces.

Etchings - Mythological Scenes: Kessel, Theodorus Van, after Giorgione. [The Rape of Europa.] Ca 1650. 7 3/4 x 12 11/16 in; 195 x 307mm, narrow margins. Lightly toned. * Waterloo, Anthonie. Landscape with Venus and Adonis; Pan & Syrinx. Ca 1690. Both 11 1/3 x 9 1/2 in; 292 x 243mm, trimmed at or just within plate mark. Lightly toned, minor dust smudging. * _ _. Pastoral scene. Ca 1690. 4 1/2 x 5 5/8 in; 115 x 143mm, margins. Clean. All on watermarked laid 17th-century paper. $250-400

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Etchings: Dietrich, Christian Wilhelm Ernst. “Abraham About to Sacrifice Isaac.” Ca 1750. 2 3/8 x 2 3/8 in; 60 x 60mm, margins. Crisp & clean. * Mariette, Pierre Jean. “Scola greca ouero bocca della venta.”

Ca 1700. 4 1/2 x 7 7/8 in; 114 x 198mm, full? margins. Slightly toned. * Saenredam, Jan. “Jail un sisera.” Ca 1600. 11 x 8 1/4 in; 277 x 208mm, trimmed within plate mark. Repairs to verso, fissures in image. * Perelle, Gabriel. (4) maritime harbor views. Ca 1650.

3 1/4 x 3 1/4 in; 84 x 84mm, narrow margins, circular images.

Scattered foxing, upper left corner of 1 image chipped away. $300-500 440 142312/258 6 pieces.

Beich, Joachim Franz. Etchings: Mountainous (Bavarian?) landscapes with shepherds, goatherds & other figures. [Augsburg?: Jeremias Wolff, ca 1700.] Each approx 9 x 6 in; 230 x 150mm. Trimmed at or just within plate marks.

Clean, hinge mtd. $300-500 441 142312/258A 4 pieces.

Callot, Jacques. Etchings: [The Beggars, ca 1622-1623]: Beggar on crutches wearing a hat, seen from the back. 4 15/16 x 3 1/4 in; 125 x 83mm. * Beggar with crutches and wallet. 5 1/16 x 3 1/2 in; 130 x 88mm; creasing at corners. * Seated beggar, eating. 4 3/4 x 3 1/16 in; 120 x 78mm; creasing at bottom right. * Old woman, seated with cats.

4 1/2 x 3 1/8 in; 115 x 80mm. Creasing at edges, small chip at upper left, minor spotting. All trimmed within plate mark & hinge mtd.

Meaume 689, 694, 708, 709. $300-500 442 142366/22 3 pieces.

Callot, Jacques. Etchings: “La foire de Gondresville.” 1625. 4th state of 4. 7 x 13 in; 180 x 327mm, narrow margins. Light creasing at corners, lightly to moderately toned, small closed tear extending 1.5 in into image from upper right margin. Meaume 623. * [Le deux grandes vues de Paris]: “Vue du Louvre”; “Vue du Pont Neuf.” 1629. 6 1/4 x 13 1/4 in; 157 335mm, narrow margins. Light toning, light to moderate foxing.

Hinge mtd. Meaume 713; 714. $250-400

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Callot, Jacques. Etching.

“L’arbre aux pendus.” (Les Grandes Miseres de la guerre.) 1633.

3 1/4 x 7 3/8 in; 81 x 187mm, narrow margins. Very slightly toned.

Hinge mtd.

Meaume 574. $250-400 444 142366/24 1 piece.

Weert, Jacob de. Etching.

The Goldweigher. Ca 1605. 7 9/16 x 5 1/2 in; 190 x 140mm, trimmed at or within plate mark. Strong impression. Clean. $100-150 445 151113/8 1 piece.

Piranesi, Giovanni Battista. Engraving.

“Rovine del Tempio de’ Castori, nella citta di Cora.” [Rome, 1764.]

[Antichita di Cora, Plate II.] 16 x 21 1/2 in; 406 x 546mm, wide margins, mtd on bd. Lightly & attractively toned. Clean & attractive.

Presumed 1st ed, without numbering on plate, as in the Paris 1836 ed.

Taschen 549; Wilton-Ely 675; Focillon 541. $250-400 446 142355/1 1 piece.

Piranesi, [Giovanni Battista]. Etching.

“Veduta del Pantheon d’Aggrippa....” [The Pantheon Exterior.] [Paris, 1800-1807.] 18 1/2 x 27 1/8 in; 470 x 690mm, margins. Light to moderate toning, a few small dampstains, scattered light foxing. Not examined out of frame.

Hind 60, 1st Paris ed. $250-400 447 142312/257 Lot. [Diderot, Denis; d’Alambert, Jean le Rond.] Engraved Plates: [Encyclopedie: Recueil de planches, Paris, 1792-1722.] Presumed 1st ed. (167) folio-format engraved plates, several double-page. Very occasional marginal dampstaining, most plates clean & attractive.

Subjects incl tapestry-making, carpentry, enamelling. Most related “named section sheets” present. $300-500 448 158009/2 1 piece.

(New York.) Basset, Paul Andre, pub. Hand-Colored Engraving.

“La Nouvelle York, une ville dans l’Amerique Septentrionale.” [Paris, ca 1793-1796.] 9 1/2 x 15 1/8 in; 240 x 384mm image size.

11 3/4 x 16 1/4 in; 298 x 412mm sheet size. Moderately & evenly toned. $300-500

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(Hudson Valley Views.) Bartlett, W.H., et al. Hand-Colored Steel Engravings: “Mouth of the Moadna on the Hudson.” * “View Near Anthony’s Nose.” * “The Tomb of Kosciusko.” * “Village of Sing-Sing.” * “Chapel of the Lady of Coldspring.” * “Sing Sing and Tapan Sea.” * “General Burgoines’s Address to the Indians.” * “Lockport, Erie Canal.” * “View on the Erie Canal, Near Little Falls.” Both ca 1850. Each approx 6 x 8 in; 150 x 200mm. Most ca 1850. Each approx 6 x 8 in; 150 x 200mm. Later color. Clean & attractive. All framed. $300-500

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Bird Prints - Hand-Colored Engravings: Seligmann, Johann Michael after Catesby, Mark. “Flament.”

[Nuremberg, 1749-1776.] Plate 46. 11 5/8 x 8 3/4 in; 295 x 222mm, margins. Clean. * _ _ after _ _. “Corlieu rouge.”

[Nuremberg, 1749-1776.] Plate 68. 11 5/8 x 8 5/8 in; 295 x 220mm, margins. Clean. * Wilson, Alexander after. “Cedar Bird,” etc.; “Cardinal grosbeak,” etc. [Philadelphia, ca 1870.]

13 1/2 x 10 1/2 in; 340 x 265mm. Clean. All framed. $250-400

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Bishop, Richard E. Etchings & Drypoints: [Waterfowl:] “King Canvas.” 1929. 8 1/1 x 11 5/8 in; 205 x 293mm, full margins. Titled, dated & sgd in pencil by Bishop. * “Geese.” 1939.

7 5/8 x 5 3/8 in; 193 x 196mm, full margins. Titled & sgd in ink by Bishop. Both clean, bright & crisp. $200-300 452 142187/3 2 pieces.

Bishop, Richard E. Etchings & Drypoints: [Waterfowl:] “In the Bag.” 1940. 7 11/16 x 5 1/4 in; 195 x 135mm, full margins. * “Wood Duck.” 10 3/8 x 9 1/8 in; 262 x 234mm, full margins.

Each titled & sgd in pencil by Bishop. Both clean, bright & crisp. $200-300 453 142187/4 2 pieces.

Bishop, Richard E. Etchings & Drypoints: [Waterfowl:] “Over the Sun.” 1930. 11 13/16 x 9 7/8 in; 302 x 253mm, full margins. Titled & sgd in pencil by Bishop. Clean, bright & crisp. * “Whitebacks.” 9 15/16 x 11 15/16 in; 252 x 304mm, full margins. Titled & sgd by Bishop. Clean, bright & crisp. Upper left blank corner creased. $150-250 454 148140/6 1 piece.

Hayes, William, et al. Hand-Colored Engraving.

[Exotic Bird.] [London, 1817.] [From Portraits of the Curious Exotic Birds ... Osterly Menagerie.] 18 x 12 3/4 in; 457 x 325mm, plate mark. Clean & attractive. Not examined out of French-matted frame. $150-250 455 142187/1 4 pieces.

Scott, Peter (Markham). Drypoint Etchings: [Waterfoul:] “Canada Geese Alighting.” 8 7/8 x 13 15/16 in; 225 x 354mm, full margins. * “Mallard’s Dropping In.” 9 7/8 x 7 15/16 in; 250 x 200mm, full margins. * “Pintails Going Fast.” 9 7/8 x 7 15/16 in; 250 x 200mm, full margins. * “White Fronted Geese.” 8 7/8 x 13 3/4 in; 225 x 350mm, full margins.

Each 1/75 proofs, titled & sgd in pencil by Scott below bottom plate mark. All clean, bright & crisp.

Sir Peter Scott Markham, 1909-1989, British fine & graphic artist, ornithologist & conservationist. $120-180

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Ehret, G[eorge] D[ionysius]. Hand-Colored Engraving.

[Female Papaya Tree.] [Hughes, Griffith, The Natural History of Barbados, London, 1750.] Plate 15. 18 7/8 12 1/16 in; 480 x 307mm.

Trimmed within platemark. Generally clean. Floated & framed. $200-300 457 141903/7 1 piece.

[McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.] Hand-Colored Lithograph.

“Wa-Pel-La, Chief of the Musquakees.” Philadelphia: Greenough, 1838. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 183644.] 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 504 x 350mm. Slightly toned, but clean, attractive orig color. Framed. $200-300 458 141903/6 1 piece.

[McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.] Hand-Colored Lithograph.

“Ne-o-mon-ne, An Indian Ioway Chief.” Philadelphia: Greenough, 1838. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1836-44.] 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 504 x 350mm. Slightly toned, but clean, attractive orig color. Framed. $200-300 459 142344/1 1 piece.

Hall, John after West, Benjamin. Engraving.

“William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians, When He Founded the Province of Pennsylvania in North America.” London: John Boydell, 1775. 18 1/2 x 24 3/8 in; 470 x 620mm, plate mark. Applique restrike ca 1900, mtd to bd. Clean & crisp, minor edge wear.

See: Snyder p251-252. $250-400 460 141903/8 1 piece.

Renault, John Francis, after. Hand-Colored Engraving.

“The British Surrendering Thier Arms to Gen. Washington after Their Defeat at Yorktown.” [Philadelphia: Tanner, Vallance, Kearney & Co., [1819]. 24 x 34 1/4 in; 610 x 876mm sheet size, mtd to bd.

Generally clean. In 19th-century frame. $500-800 461 151171/2 1 portfolio.

(Washington, George.) Bicentennial Pageant of George Washington.New York, 1932.

Folio, orig cloth. Text, 20 etched plates, loose as issued. Light foxing to title & several text leaves. Very occasionally minor foxing to margins of plates. Each plate sgd by its etcher, incl: William Heintzelman, Samuel Chamberlain, Robert Lawson, Childe Hassam.

Plates approx 10 x 15 in + margins. $600-900

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Etchings: Chase, William M. after Troyan, Constant. Two cows.

6 1/2 x 8 3/4 in; 165 x 225mm, full margins. On chine, orig mat.

Sgd in pencil bottom right. * Cole, Timothy. Princesss Cattaneo.

1930. Wood engraving after Van Dyke. 15 1/2 x 12 3/8 in; 394 x 315mm, sheet size. Sgd in the block & in pencil bottom right. * Coleman, Samuel. Durham, England. 1/25. 4 1/2 x 7 3/4 in; 115 x 195mm, full margins. Numbered & sgd in pencil. * _ _. Ruins of a mosque. 3 3/4 x 4 15/16 in; 95 x 125mm, full margins; chipping to margin edges. * Farrer, Henry. Harbor scene. 6 3/8 x 9 3/8 in; 160 x 234mm, full margins. Toning to verso, staining to margins. * _ _. Brook in woods.1877. 4 7/8 x 7 1/16 in; 125 x 185mm, margins. Toned & dust smudged. * Falconer, John M. Negro Huts, Wilmington, NC. Ca 1880. 4 x 5 7/8 in; 100 x 150mm, full margins.

Occasional wear at margins, a little dusty. * Gifford, R. Swain. The Path to the Shore. 4 5/16 x 7 7/8 in; 105 x 197mm, full margins.

Sgd in the plate. * Naushon. 7 x 10 5/8 in; 173 x 268mm, full margins; light mat burn. Sgd in pencil & in the plate. * Cows in a field. After Troyon. 6 3/16 x 8 7/16 in; 160 x 214mm, on chine, full margins. Sgd in pencil. * Hill, John Henry. Moonlight in the Androscoggin. 1886. 6 x 8 in; 150 x 208mm, chine applique, full margins. Sgd in the plate. * Jacquis, Bertha. Turn in the Road. 1901.

3 7/8 x 6 3/4 in; 95 x 170mm, full margins; some soiling & chipping at top margin. Sgd in pencil. * Mielatz, Charles. Harbor boats. 1886. 19 13/16 x 12 3/8 in; 540 x 315mm, full margins. With remarque. Sgd in the plate & in pencil. Minor creasing. * Nicholls, James Graig. Smuggler’s Cove. 1885. 11 15/16 x 16 1/2 in; 303 x 406mm, full margins. Residue & toning to margins. Sgd in the plate & in pencil. * Mayfield, Robert. Barracks Street, New Orleans. 36/100, posthumous ed. 7 3/8 x 3 15/16 in; 186x100mm, full margins. Light crease in margin. * Platt, Charles Adams. Tidal plates. 1889. 8 7/8 x 16 3/4 in; 225 x 425mm, margins. Sgd in pencil. Moderate toning & mat burn. * Smillie, James David. Sheep in a meadow. 1881. 4 7/8 x 11 7/8 in; 120 x 302mm, full margins.

Sgd in the plate & in pencil. * _ _. Frauenkirche, Dresden. 1908.

11 3/4 x 8 7/8 in; 298 x 225mm, full margins. Heightened with pencil & chalk. Some toning. Sgd in pencil. Lot also incl small format etchings by Prosper L. Senat (1) & Albert Sterner (1). $500-800 463 151075/1 9 pieces.

Etchings: Moran, Mary Nimmo. “Tween the Gloaming and the Mirk....”

7 7/8 x 11 5/8 in; 200 x 295mm, full margins. Sgd & dated “1883” in the plate. Light mat burn, glue residue & dust smudging in margins, verso toned. * _ _. “Solitude.” 5 9/16 x 7 5/8 in; 142 x 194mm, full margins. Initialed & dated “1880” in the plate.

Toning to margins & verso. * Moran, Peter. “On the Road, Santa-Fe.” 17 1/4 x 11 1/2 in; 438 x 292mm, full margins. Light mat burn, light to moderate spotting just outside plate mark, scattered spotting at

outer margins, a few dampstains at edge of image. Sgd in the plate & in pencil bottom right. * _ _. “Chate le Souris.” 13 1/2 x 10 1/2 in; 342 x 265mm, applique sheet, full margins. Toning at edges. Sgd in the plate. * Moran, Thomas. “The Rainbow.” 3 5/8 x 7 5/8 in; 95 x 195mm, full margins. Creasing & dust smudging in margins.

Initialed in the plate. * Parrish, Stephen. “Market Boats.”

6 3/4 x 10 in; 150 x 252mm, good margins. Moderate to heavy mat burn & toning. Initialed & titled in the plate, sgd in pencil bottom right. * _ _. “On the Shore.” 9 7/8 x 13 3/4 in; 250 x 348mm, full margins. Minor wear at edges of margins. Sgd in the plate & in pencil bottom right. * Pennell, Joseph. “Ludgate Hall.” 1906.

10 x 7 1/2 in; 255 x 195mm, full margins. Light mat burn, minor chipping at edges of margins. Sgd in pencil bottom center. * _ _. “Venetian Watergate.” 7 1/2 x 10 7/8 in; 195 x 280mm, full margins on heavy stock. Light mat burn, dust smudging & residue in margins sgd & dated “1883” in plate. $300-500 464 142348/3 1 piece.

Pennell, Joseph. Etching & Drypoint.

Gargoyle of Notre Dame. 1893. [1/25 proofs?] 16 1/16 x 10 3/8 in; 408 x 263mm, margins. Sgd in pencil lower right by Pennell. Lightly toned, light mat burn. Not examined out of mid-20th-century Sessler’s frame, with Mabel Zahn label.

Wuerth 207. $1,000-1,500 465 151075/3 2 pieces.

Bacher, Otto H. Etchings: Schleissheim Bridge. 1879. [Danube set, #23.] 5 13/16 x 8 3/4 in; 146 x 218mm, full margins. Titled, dated & initialed in plate, sgd in pencil below plate mark at left. Strong impression on Simili Japon paper. Clean & attractive. * Fondamenta delle Zattere. 1880.

7 x 10 1/4 in; 180 x 257mm, margins. Moderate toning & mat burn. $250-400 466 141431/13 1 piece.

Gilbert, Achille after Jacques Charles Emile. Etching. [“Bergere et Moutons.”] Ca 1880. 28 x 21 1/2 in; 711 x 546mm. Sgd in pencil by Gilbert with remarque. Clean & attractive. Framed. $100-150 467 142312/258B 1 piece.

Verner, Elizabeth O’Neill. Etching.

“Negro [Cabin].” [Ca 1920.] 7 x 7 in; 180 x 180mm, full margins.

Minor dust smudging to margins, light creasing at upper right touching etched surface, 2 minute pinholes in center of image, verso toned. Sgd & titled in pencil. $250-400

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Hutty, Alfred. Drypoint Etching.

“Carolina Pines with Moss.” [1935.] #32/60. 13 11/16 x 10 7/8 in; 277 x 350mm, margins. Sgd & numbered by Hutty. Well ptd, clean & attractive. Not examined out of period frame, with “Sessler’s Book Shop, Philadelphia” label on verso. $600-900 469 151104/5 1 piece.

Battista, Giovanni. Watercolor & Gouache.

Boat & rower in the Blue Grotto. 9 x 15 in; 230 x 380mm. Sgd & dated 1895 lower right. Clean & attractive. In silver leaf frame (borders damaged). $500-800 470 151104/8 1 piece.

Battista, Giovanni. Watercolor & Gouache.

Neopolitan street scene, figures in animated conversation near a gate. 14 x 20 in; 355 x 510mm. Sgd lower right. Clean & attractive.

Framed. $600-900 471 151104/9 1 piece.

Battista, Giovanni. Watercolor & Gouache.

Landscape with figures in horse cart along the Amalfi coast.

16 1/2 x 24 in; 420 x 610mm. Sgd lower right. Clean & attractive, in carved giltwood frame. $800-1,200

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La Pira family, attributed. Watercolor & Goache.

Italian landscape, country hillside with white villa overlooking bay.

[Ca 1890s.] 12 x 8 1/2; 305 x 215mm. Clean & attractive, in carved giltwood frame. $500-800 473 142489/21 1 piece.

Harrod, Eliza. Portrait Miniature.

Ca 1826. Watercolor on oval bd. 3 1/4 x 2 1/2 in; 80 x 65mm; vertical fissure. $200-400 474 142317/1 1 piece.

Erte. Color Serigraph.

“Woman Caught in Storm.” #111/125, sgd by Erte in pencil lower right. 24 x 33 in; 610 x 838mm sheet size. Light creasing & fissure at right edge of image. Blind stamps on verso. $1,000-1,500 475 151055/1 1 piece.

Erte. Serigraph with Chalk & Vermillion. “Queen of the Night.”

1987. #253/300. 28 1/2 x 33 in; 724 x 838mm. Numbered & sgd

by Erte. Clean & bright. Framed. $800-1,200

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Erte. Embossed Serigraph with Foil Stamping.

“Circe.” 1985. #277/300. 33 1/2 x 24 1/2 in; 850 x 620mm.

Numbered & sgd in pencil by Erte. Clean & bright. Framed. $800-1,200 477 151055/3 1 piece.

Erte. Embossed Serigraph with Foil Stamping.

“Diana.” 1985. #246/300. 33 1/2 x 24 1/2 in; 850 x 620mm.

Numbered & sgd in pencil by Erte. Clean & bright. Framed. $800-1,200 478 142385/1 4 pieces.

Fashion & Illustration & Graphic Art: Beaton, [Cecil]. Pencil & wash drawing. Fashion study, woman in red dress. Coco, 1969. Sheet 14 1/2 x 10 5/8 in; 368 x 270mm. Sgd in wash by Beaton. Minor creasing. * Erte. Etching. Flapper. #31/300, numbered & sgd in pencil by Erte. Sheet 15 x 11 1/4 in; 380 x 285mm, light mat burn at plate mark. Blind stamp. * Ink & wash fashion study, A-line dress. 1926. Approx 10 1.2 x 8 1/2 in; 265 x 215mm. Framed. * Wash fashion study, 1920s?. Approx 18 x 10 in; 455 x 254mm. Framed. $300-500 479 142282/18 1 vol.

Friedenthal, David. Original Drawings.

Suez War, 1956. Album of approx 60 pen & ink, wash & other media relating to the Suez War, UN Assembly proceedings &c.

Bound sheets, 15 x 10 1/2 in; 380 x 256mm. Rough contemp bdg, $800-1,200

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Hirschfeld, Al. Lithograph.

“Woman of the Year: Catherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy.” Ca 1986. #14/750. 17 x 17 in; 430 x 430cm. Numbered & sgd by Hirschfeld, also sgd by Hepburn below image. Clean & attractive.

Provenance: Property of a private collector, NJ. Sotheby’s New York, June 10, 2004, The Estate of Katherine Hepburn. $800-1,200 481 142414/23 1 piece.

Hirschfeld, Al. Original Pen & Ink Drawing.

“Katherine Hepburn & Dorothy Loudon - West Side Waltz.” [Ca 1981.] 25 1/4 x 18 in; 640 x 457mm. Sgd lower left, “Hirschfeld Philadelphia 5.” Clean & attractive. Framed.

Provenance: Property of a private collector, NJ. Sotheby’s New York, June 10, 2004, The Estate of Katherine Hepburn. $2,000-4,000

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Hirschfeld, Al. Original Pen & Ink Drawing.

“A Couple of Self Styled Monsters - Paul Newman & Geraldine Page in ‘Sweet Bird of Youth’ / The Props ... Marijuana and Whiskey for Kicks - A Cool Love Scene.” [1959]. 19 12 x 17 1/2 in; 495 x 445mm. Sgd at lower right. Residue touching caption at bottom. $2,500-4,000 483 142254/5 2 pieces.

Rockwell, Norman. Signed Lithographs: “The Pharmacist.” Color litho 23 x 19 in; 580 x 480mm; minor creasing.

Artist’s proof, sgd & designated in pencil by Rockwell. * “The Gossips.”

Tinted litho. 24 1/2 in; 620 x 533mm, sheet size; minor wear. #146/200, sgd & numbered in pencil by Rockwell , blind stamps at bottom left. Both ca 1970s, both framed. $300-500

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Cartoon Art. “National Press Club Cartoonists Night.”

[Official Doodle Sheets.] [Washington, ca 1960.] 4to, partly ptd. With sgd doodled emblematic figures by the strip & editorial cartoonists: Alfred Andriola, Jim Berry, Bill Gallo, Burne Hogarth, Selby Kelly, John Cullen Murphy, Don Wilder, Mort Walker, Herblock, Pat Oliphant, Art Wood. $150-250 485 151113/5 6 pieces.

Wilson, Gahan. Original Cartoon Art &c: Orig pen & ink cartoon panels, sgd with pencil captions, 1 also inscr by Wilson. 8 x 10 1/2 in; 203 x 265mm & slightly smaller. * (1) Christmas & (1) New Year’s card designed, inscr & sgd by Wilson. $250-400 486 141820/44 Lot. Reese, D.V. Original Drawings.

Ink portraits (for the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph), ca 1930s. 53 portraits on mtd sheets, 8 1/2 x 6 in; 203 x 152mm. Each sgd & titled in ink by Reese.

In (2) 4to cloth scrapbooks. Classical & popular musical performers whose portraits were executed for Michael Shaw Jr.’s “On the Records” column.

Subjects incl: Fred Astaire, Thomas Beecham, Benny Goodman, Paul Hindemith, Rachmaninoff, Paul Robeson, Schonberg, Stravinsky, Paul Whiteman. In custom cloth fall-down box. $300-500

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Disney Studios - Animated Cel. Four of the Seven Dwarfs pulling a mining cart, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” 1937. 6 1/2 x 12 5/8 in; 170 x 320mm. With 2 Walt Disney Enterprises labels on verso. Framed. $300-500

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Fisher, George Thomas. Photogenic Manipulation: Part I, Containing the Theory and Plain Instructions in the Art of Photography. London: George Night & Sons, 1845.

3rd ed. Manipulations in the Scientific Arts, Part III. 12mo, orig ptd wrappers; minor wear, creasing, discoloration at bottom of back wrapper. Figures in text, ownership signature of W. Dickinson dated Apr 12, 1847 at head of front wrapper. $250-400 489 151013/1 1 vol.

Capa, Robert. Death in the Making. New York: Covici, Friede, (1938).

1st ed. 4to, orig tan cloth, black-blocked spine & cover title, in orig photo-pictorial d/j (light wear & minor chipping at edges, small tear to upper edge of back flap with loss of paper, a few stray light marks). Photo illus throughout. In unusually well-preserved state, in rare d/j. $2,000-3,000 490 151072/1 1 vol.

Stern, Bert. Marilyn Monroe: The Complete Last Sitting. Germany: TeNues, 2000.

Lg 4to, orig blue cloth bds, red-stamped spine title; bottom corners slightly bumped, orig d/j (minor wear, top & bottom edges very lightly toned, bottom corners lightly creased). Ink gift inscription on half-title. Tight & bright interior. $300-500 491 151039/4 ELEVEN TINTYPES WITH PORTRAIT ALBUM PORTRAITS OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1860s and later. Including a boy riding a tricycle on the sidewalk.

Various sizes, most miniature, the largest 3 1/2 x 2 3/8 in (8.9 x 6cm). Most from makers in Philadelphia and New Jersey. All unframed, all but two in paper sleeves. and: PORTRAIT ALBUM Consisting of 27 albumen and miniature tintypes, with a few tax stamps visable, housed in a brown leather album with brass clasps. $100-150 492 151039/4B ELEVEN CASED AMBROTYPES AND A DAGUERREOTYPE 1850s-1860s. Sixth-plate daguerreotype of a young boy, with 6 sixth-plate and 5 ninth-plate ambrotype portraits of men & women.

Some with partial cases. $200-400

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493 151039/4A A GROUP OF CABINET CARD AND CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1860s-early1900s. 58 cabinet cards and 114 cartes de visite in varying sizes. Albumen and silver prints on original mounts. $100-200 494 151110/6 A GROUP OF VIEWS & STEREOVIEWS VIEWS OF COLORADO 1880s-90s.12 albumen photographs on boudoir card mounts, most with “Ute Iron Springs Photo Gallery” stamp on versos, titled in the negative. mount: 5 x 8 in (12.7 x 20.3cm) and: STEREOVIEWS 1870s. 11 albumen steroviews on card mounts of Colorado (1 of Oregon), most with “Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey of the Territories” & W.H. Jackson imprint on rectos, publisher stamps on versos. mount: 4 x 7 in (10.2 x 17.8cm) $80-120

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495 142489/16 FIVE PRINTS NATIVE AMERICAN PORTRAITS CA. 1880S Group of 3 promenade cards and 2 cartes de visite. Albumen prints on original mounts with studio credit on verso, 3 with caption in negative. image: 6 1/2 x 4 1/8 in (16.5 x 10.5cm); 3 1/8 x 2 1/8 in (8 x 5.5cm) including: “Ute Bride & Groom”; “Group of Utes”; “Dance in the Pueblo San Juan”; “Opo-sto-ka—Sioux Beauty”; “Winona.” $800-1,200 496 142270/1 AN ALBUM OF FORTY PRINTS JAPANESE SCENES Ca 1890s. 11 attributed to Tamamura (Kozaburo) with studio stamp on verso, some numbered & captioned in the negative. Hand-colored albumen prints in a cloth-bound album. image: 9 3/4 x 7 1/2 in (24.7 x 19cm) including: Landscape and exterior scenes (26), geishas (12), samurai. $500-800

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497 145500/19 A SALTED PAPER PRINT OF JOHN BROWN 1859. Oval three-quarter length portrait of John Brown. Salted paper print, with a clipped facsimile signature on mount recto. image: 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 in (18.4 x 13.3cm) mount: 10 x 7 7/8 in (25.4 x 20cm) Unframed $700-1,000

498 145500/20 A SALTED PAPER PRINT OF JOHN BROWN 1856. Oval bust portrait of John Brown. Salted paper print, newspaper clipping affixed to mount and touching bottom edge of print. image: 3 1/2 x 2 3/4 in (8.8 x 7cm) mount: 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 in (23.5 x 18.4cm) Unframed $500-800

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499 151198/1 CHARLES LEANDER WEED (american, 1824-1903) [“FOREST HILL, UNDER THE HILL, PLACER CO.”] Ca. 1858. Salted paper print, mounted to a sheet. image: 11 1/4 x 15 1/4 in (28.6 x 38.7cm) mount: 15 x 18 3/4 in (38.1 x 47.7cm) Unframed note:

One of the earliest photographs of the American West, from the Middle Fork mining series.

Weed began photographing in California around the same time as his contemporary, Carleton Watkins, ca. 1855. Very few copies of this photograph are known to exist. $3,000-5,000

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500 151198/2 CHARLES LEANDER WEED (american, 1824-1903) [“KENNEBEC, WILDCAT, WILLOW AND HOOSIER BARS, MIDDLE FORK, AMERICAN RIVER.”] Ca. 1858. Salted paper print, mounted to a sheet. image: 11 1/4 x 15 1/4 in (28.6cm x 38.7cm) mount: 15 x 18 3/4 in (38.1 x 47.7cm) Unframed note:

One of the earliest photographs of the American West, from the Middle Fork mining series. Weed began photographing in California around the same time as his contemporary, Carleton Watkins, ca.

1855. Very few copies of this photograph are known to exist. $3,000-5,000 501 07-1140A/4 WILLIAM H. RAU (american, 1855-1920) “RUSH ISLAND, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.” Ca. 1890. Signed below image. Platinum print. image: 17 1/2 x 21 inches (444 x 533mm) mount: $1,200-1,800

501A 142489/18 TRAVEL PHOTO ALUBUM ABOARD THE S.S. DEUTSCHLAND 1904. Presumably amateur snapshots, a few large format commercial photos. 275 mounted gelatin silver prints, most 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in (11.5 x 9cm). In 2 green morocco & marbled board bound albums. including: Hamburg, Copenhagen, Sweden, Norway (northern mist areas, high pastures, glaciers, Lapplanders), Upsala, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw, Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Paris. $120-180 502 151295/1 ANSEL ADAMS (american, 1902-1984) “HALF DOME, MERCED RIVER, WINTER, YOSEMITE VALLEY” 1938, printed 1970s. Initialed lower right, with “Special Edition, Photographs of Yosemite ... “ and “Printed by Alan Ross from Ansel Adams’ original negative under his supervision and initialled by him” stamps on verso. Gelatin silver print mounted. image: 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 in (19.1 x 24.2cm) $1,500-2,500 See frontispiece image on pages 82-83

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503 151295/2 ANSEL ADAMS (american, 1902-1984) “VALLEY VIEW” 1938, printed 1970s. Initialed lower right, with “Special Edition, Photographs of Yosemite ... “ and “Printed by Alan Ross from Ansel Adams’ original negative under his supervision and initialled by him” stamps on verso. Gelatin silver print mounted. image: 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 in (19.1 x 24.2cm) $1,500-2,500

504 151221/1 SEVENTY PRINTS HAZEL KINGSBURY (american, 20th century) “FRANCE - 1945” A portfolio of seventy flush-mounted silver prints, unsigned with location titles in pencil under image on mounts. Manuscript titlepage in ink, “France - 1945 / photographs by Hazel Kingsbury.” images: 4 5/8 x 4 13/16 in (11.7 x 12.2cm) mounts: 10 x 11 in (25.4 x 27.9cm) note:

Kingsbury married Paul Strand in 1951 and worked in collaboration with him during their extensive travels. $500-700

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505 142423/119 GEORGE HURRELL (american, 1904-1992) JOAN CRAWFORD, PORTRAIT FOR LETTY LYNTON 1932, printed ca. 1980s. Signed in ink in lower left margin. Gelatin silver print. image: 19 7/8 x 15 7/8 in (50.6 x 40.4cm) $300-500

506 131594/2 LOUIS FAURER (american, 1916-2001) “42ND ST COLLAGE” 1946-49/1980. Signed & dated; inscribed, signed & dated again verso. Gelatin silver print.

9 7/8 x 7 3/8 in. (25.1 x 18.7cm) Unframed see:

Anne Wilkes Tucker, “Louis Faurer,” Merrell Publishers Limited, London, England, in association with The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, 2002, p. 87. provenance:

The artist.

Private Collection. $1,200-1,800

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507 131594/3 LOUIS FAURER (american, 1916-2001) FOUR CHILDREN 1947, printed later. Signed & dated below image.

Gelatin silver print. image: 12 1/2 x 8 1/8 in (31.8 x 20.6cm) sheet: 14 x 11 in (35.6 x 27.9cm) Unframed provenance:

Acquired directly from artist. $1,000-2,000

508 131594/6 LOUIS FAURER (american, 1916-2001) UNTITLED (UMBRELA/TIMES SQUARE) 1948, printed later. Signed & dated below image. Gelatin silver print. image: 7 1/2 x 8 1/2 in (19.1 x 21.7cm) sheet: 11 x 14 in (27.9 x 35.6cm) Unframed $1,000-2,000

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509 131594/9 LOUIS FAURER (american, 1916-2001) “LEE STRASBERG AND STUDENTS AT ACTORS’ STUDIO” 1948/1948. Signed & dated bottom of image; signed, titled & dated again verso.

Gelatin silver print. image: 13 1/2 x 9 in (34.3 x 22.8cm) Unframed $1,200-1,800

510 151199/1 BERT STERN (american, 1929-2013) LOLITA (SUE LYON AS LOLITA) 1960, printed later. Signed, titled and dated with artist’s ink stamps verso. Gelatin silver print. image: 13 3/8 x 9 in (34 x 22.8cm) $600-900

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511 158015/1 MARC RIBOUD (french, b. 1923) JAN ROSE KASMIR AT A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST THE VIETNAM WAR, WASHINGTON, DC 1967, printed later. Signed in pencil and with artist’s “48 rue mr le prince 75006 paris” stamp verso. Gelatin silver print. image: 11 3/4 x 15 3/4 in (30 x 40cm) Unframed provenance:

Acquired directly from the subject, Jan Rose Kasmir. $3,000-5,000

512 151118/1 KATE MORAN (american, 20th century) “SAYING AND DEVOURING IT” Gelatin silver print. sheet: 46 x 23 1/4 in. (116.8 x 59.1cm) $600-900

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Index African-American Subjects, 85, 268 American Civil War, 233, 362, 364-366, 372-374, 376 American Presidents, 255, 256, 258, 262, 265, 309-311, 330-337, 352, 461 American Revolution, 423, 460 American West, 251, 294, 295 Americana, 4, 5, 7, 58, 75, 81, 99, 159, 164, 170, 208, 233, 239, 241, 243, 246, 249-253, 255-259, 262, 263, 268, 284, 287, 288, 294, 295, 331, 338, 344-346, 349, 350, 352, 353, 357-360, 368, 370, 390, 415, 419, 459 Architecture, 1, 3-5, 196, 216 Astronomy, 164 Autograph Material, 298, 299, 302-304, 309, 311, 313, 316, 319, 321, 322, 324, 326-339, 341, 342, 344-346, 348-351, 353, 354, 356-360, 362, 364-366, 368-386, 388-412, 414-417, 480 Bakst, Leon, 128, 129 BAL Titles, 73, 75, 85, 86, 94, 95, 147-152 Ballet Russe, 130 Baseball, 392-395 Bibles, 209, 224 Botanicals, 158, 456 British History, 184 British Subjects, 9, 72, 185, 187, 191, 197, 222, 230, 276, 406-409, 413, 416, 417 Capa, Robert, 489 Carroll, Lewis, 21 Chagall, Marc, 19, 20 Children's Books, 21, 37-39, 76, 308 Classical Subjects, 42, 62, 126, 212 Color Plates, 9, 10, 26-28, 31, 33, 125, 128, 129, 140-144, 174-179, 182, 184-195, 202, 203, 206, 229, 230, 232, 250

Confederate Material, 372 Costume, 9-11, 128, 129, 141, 190, 192, 193, 278, 478 Cruikshank, George, 26, 84 Dali, Salvador, 21 Decorative Arts, 1, 6-8, 11, 11, 447 Dickens, Charles, 76-78, 80-84 Early Printing, 200, 209-213, 215-217, 219-226 English Literature, 34, 60-62, 64, 68-71, 77, 80, 81, 83, 84, 93, 96, 221, 384 English Subjects, 123, 137-139, 176, 178, 182, 183, 194, 196 Engravings, 437, 450, 459 Ephemera, 130, 135, 239, 273-276, 279, 280, 360 Erotica, 172 Erte, 474-477 Etchings, 438-444, 451-453, 455, 461-468 Evans Titles, 255, 259 Fine Bindings, 26, 27, 33, 53, 55, 56, 58-67, 87, 120-123, 177, 185, 186, 188, 197, 228, 265 French Subjects, 14, 192, 215, 216, 228, 232, 411 Grant, U.S., 368 Graphic Arts, 3, 40 Hearn, Lafcadio, 87, 147-154, 156 Howes Titles, 7, 241, 246, 250, 252, 257 Illustrated Works, 19, 21-25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 34-36, 38, 56, 59, 60, 76, 84, 85, 90, 101, 125, 131, 132, 174, 177, 180, 183, 301 Joyce, James, 107 Judaica, 19, 24, 46, 47, 190, 213, 273, 479

Law, 137, 342, 353 Lee, Robert E., 371, 372 Limited Editions Club of NY, 46-52, 59 Literature & Poetry, 34, 52, 61, 64, 68, 73, 76-78, 80-84, 86, 88, 90, 93, 94, 97, 101, 108, 117, 223, 288

Picasso, Pablo, 23, 131, 132 Pochoir, 25 Postcards, 273 Prints, 442, 445, 447, 448, 454, 456-458, 460, 462-466, 468, 475-477, 483 Private Press, 24, 42, 43, 45-53, 118, 153

Manuscript Material, 276, 282-284, 287, 292-296 Maps & Atlases, 200, 418-425, 427-435 Masonic Subjects, 259 Medicine, 166 Military History, 205, 215, 216, 229, 230, 232, 233, 251, 305, 306, 310, 362, 365, 368, 373, 375, 417, 479 Modern Art, 15-18, 20, 23, 124 Modern Firsts, 101-105, 107-109, 111, 112, 114, 115, 118, 304, 426 Mystery & Detective Fiction, 53

Quaker Subjects, 219

Native American Subjects, 58, 206, 249, 250, 457, 458 Natural History, 139, 157, 159-163, 450-455 Occult, 170 Old Masters, 438-444 Original Graphics, 17, 18, 131, 132, 134, 136, 292, 300, 381, 469-473, 478, 479, 481, 482, 485, 486 Ornithology, 160, 161 Penn, William, 219 Performing Arts, 13, 69, 71, 102, 127-130, 279, 281, 312, 377, 384, 391, 396, 398-403, 405, 426, 480, 481, 487 Periodical Literature, 83, 404 Philology, 72 Photobooks, 489, 490 Photographs, 369, 372, 492, 493, 495, 497, 498, 502504, 509 Photography, 127, 235, 488490, 496, 501A

Rackham, Arthur, 28, 31 Science, 164 Science Fiction & Fantasy, 98-100 Sets, 61, 64-67 Signed Books, 8, 18, 35-37, 64, 65, 88, 95, 102, 104, 109, 113, 114, 126, 148, 208, 251, 299-302, 305-313 Signers of the Declaration, 356-358 Sporting, 55, 187-189 STC & Wing Titles, 220 Stern, Bert, 490 Travel & Exploration, 121, 140-146, 193, 194, 197, 200-206, 208, 217, 229, 252, 501A Twain, Mark, 73 Warhol, Andy, 404 Wilde, Oscar, 25, 45, 96

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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 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 $100,000 of the hammer price of each lot, 20% on the portion from $100,001 through $2,000,000, and 12% thereafter.

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 is 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. v1.2015

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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 $100,000 of hammer price of each lot, 20% on the hammer from $100,001 through $2,000,000, and 12% thereafter. All lots must be paid for and removed within 10 days.

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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.

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Samuel M. Freeman II Chairman

American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists Alasdair Nichol anichol@freemansauction.com

New England Kelly Wright kwright@freemansauction.com

Alasdair Nichol Vice Chairman Margaret D. Freeman Vice Chairman Paul S. Roberts President Hanna Dougher Chief Operating Officer

Departments Appraisals Amy Parenti aparenti@freemansauction.com Business Development Thomas B. McCabe IV tmccabe@freemansauction.com Client Services Mary Maguire Carroll mmaguire@freemansauction.com Finance Mark Beckerman mbeckerman@freemansauction.com Marketing & Communication Tara Theune Davis ttdavis@freemansauction.com

American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts Lynda Cain lcain@freemansauction.com American Silver Samuel M. Freeman II beaufreeman@freemansauction.com Asian Arts Richard A. Cervantes rcervantes@freemansauction.com Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Ephemera David Bloom dbloom@freemansauction.com

Mid-Atlantic Matthew Wilcox mwilcox@freemansauction.com Southeast Colin Clarke cclarke@freemansauction.com West Coast Michael Larsen mlarsen@freemansauction.com Main Line Gabrielle Aruta garuta@freemansauction.com

English & Continental Furniture & Decorative Arts David Walker dwalker@freemansauction.com European Art & Old Masters David M. Weiss dweiss@freemansauction.com Jewelry & Watches Michael Larsen, GIA GG mlarsen@freemansauction.com Virginia B. Salem, GIA GG vsalem@freemansauction.com

Museum Services Thomas B. McCabe IV tmccabe@freemansauction.com

Modern & Contemporary Art Anne Henry ahenry@freemansauction.com

Photography Elizabeth Field efield@freemansauction.com

Musical Instruments Frederick Oster foster@freemansauction.com

Press & Media Melissa Geller mgeller@freemansauction.com

Oriental Rugs & Tapestries Richard A. Cervantes rcervantes@freemansauction.com

Shipping & Receiving Bethany Mobbs bmobbs@freemansauction.com

Photographs & Photobooks Christiana Scavuzzo cscavuzzo@freemansauction.com

Trust & Estates Samuel T. Freeman III sfreeman@freemansauction.com

Prints Anne Henry ahenry@freemansauction.com Silver & Objets de Vertu David Walker dwalker@freemansauction.com

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