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Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs 10/22/15

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Sale 1526 Thursday, October 22, 2015 at 10am 1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19103 Monday, October 19 Tuesday, October 20 Wednesday, October 21

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Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs

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Books, Maps & Manuscripts including Photographs Architecture & Decorative Arts 1-17 Fine & Performing Arts 18-84 Illustrated & Children’s Books 85-107 Private Press 108-116 Fine Bindings 117-129 Literature 130-165 Signed Literature 166-184 Modern Firsts 185-205 The Collection of Nancy du Pont Reynolds Cooch 206-257 Americana 258-301 Native American Subjects 302-317 Science, History & Social Science 318-330 Color Plate & Travel 331-354 Early Printing 355-401 Manuscript Material 402-426 Games & Entertainment 427-449 Autographs 450-562 Maps & Atlases 563-582 Etchings & Engravings 583-631 Lithographs & Original Graphics 632-670 Photographs & Photobooks 671-703

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ARCHITECTURE & FINE ARTS Lots 1-17 1 151741/28 1 vol.

Kahn, Louis I. Complete Works, 1935-74. Boulder: Westview Press, 1977.

1st American ed. Text by Heinz Ronner, et al.

Oblong folio, orig black-lettered beige buckram, orig slipcase. Plans throughout. NF/F. $300-500 2 151072/42 1 portfolio.

Delacroix, Henry. Interieurs modernes. Paris: Editions S. De Bonadona Librarie Nouvelle de l’Architectre et des Beaux-Arts, n.d. [1930?].

Sm folio, orig red cloth-backed, black-lettered & geometric red-decorated gray bds, orig silk ties; occasionally slightly scuffed. Text, 56 plates (2 colored, 54 b/w photo), loose as issued.

Internally generally clean & crisp. $500-800 3 158037/6 1 vol.

Falda, Giovanni Battista. Li Giardini di Roma.

Rome: G.G. Rossi, [ca 1683].

Oblong folio, unbound (with orig or early threads). Engraved titile, 19 engraved plates, wide margins. Vertical crease at plate centers, dampstain at upper margin gutters, light to moderate spotting to margins, margins of plate #20 chipped with paper loss - not affecting engraving. $1,200-1,800 4 152008/27 6 vols.

European Arms & Armour: Lacking, Guy Francis. A Record of European Armour and Arms through Seven Centuries. London: G. Bell & Sons, 1920-1922. 4to, orig beige buckram, morocco spine labels; moderate dust smudging, joints occasionally worn. Frontises, full-page & text illus. Ex-library, perforated stamps at feet of titles. * Cripps-Day, Francis Henry. A Record of Armour Sales, 1881-1924.

London: G. Bell & Sons, 1925. 4to, orig beige cloth, red morocco spine labels; moderate wear.

Frontis, illus. $250-400 5 152008/18 1 vol.

Dean, Bashford. Catalogue of European Daggers, 1300-1800. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1929.

1st ed. 1/900. 4to, orig dark blue buckram, giltlettered spine, edges untrimmed; corners bumped, joints scuffed, other light wear. 85 photo plates, tissue guards, other illus. $250-400

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Barbet de Jouy, M.; Jacquemart, Jules. Les gemmes et joyaux de la couronne. Paris: La Chalcographie de Musees Imperiaux, [1865].

Musee Imperial du Louvre. Folio, contemp morocco & bds, occasionally blistered. With 60 etched plates. Scattered minor spotting. $250-400 7 142312/277 5 vols + 1 portfolio.

French Decorative & Graphic Arts: Harvard, Henry. L’Art dans la maison. Paris: Ed. Rouveyre et G. Blond, 1884. 4to, later patterned bds; light wear, orig wrappers (chipped) bound in. Mtd color plates, other illus. * (J. Pierpont Morgan Collection.) Catalogue des porcelaines francaises. Paris, 1910. #20/150. 4to, orig richly gilt full scarlet morocco, richly gilt spine compartments, inner dentelles gilt, raised bands, scarlet silked endpaper; joints rubbed. Additional vignette title & terminal leaves on vellum & paper, 50 color litho plates. Internally clean, slipcase. * De Ricci, Seymour. Collection Albert Meyer, Dessins du dix-huitieme siecle. Paris: Jean A. Seligman, 1935. #391/Ltd ed. Sm oblong folio, orig bds, paper cover label. With 102 (of 103) mtd plates. Internally generally clean. * Salet, Francis. La Tapisserie francaise du moyen-age a nos jours. Paris: Vincent, Freal, 1946. Portfolio. 4to, orig cloth-backed bds, ties; light edge wear. Mtd color plate, 103 plain plates. Text & plates loose as issued. Discoloration to 1st blank, otherwise internally clean. * Racinais, Henry. Un Versailles inconnu; les petits appartements des roys Louis XV et Louis XVI au chateau de Versailles. Paris: H. Lefebure, (1950). 2 vols. 4to, orig ptd wrappers.

Text & plate vols - 152 plates. Unopened, near fine. $100-150

8 142312/275 8 vols.

The Frick Collection: An Illustrated Catalogue Vols 1-8: Davidson, Bernice. Paintings. 1962. 2 vols in slipcase. * Pope-Hennessy, John; Hodgkinson, T.W.I. Sculpture. 1970. 2 vols. * Pope, John A.; Burnet, Marcelle. Porcelains: Oriental and French. 1974. * Verdier, Phillipe; Dimand, Maurice S.; Buhler, Kathryn. Enamels, Rugs and Silver. 1977.

All 4to, orig cloth, d/js, color plates, other illus.

All distributed by Princeton University Press. All near fine, a few d/j flaps clipped. $200-300 9 142312/274 7 vols.

(Blunt, Sir Anthony, ed.) The James A. De Rothschild Collection at Waddesdon Manor: De Bellaigue, Geoffrey. Furniture, Clocks and Gilt Bronzes. 1974. 2 vols. * Blair, Claude. Arms, Armour and Base-Metalwork. 1974. * Grandjean, Serge, et al. Gold Boxes and Miniatures of the Eighteenth Century. 1975. * Charleston, R.J., et al.

Glass and Stained Glass; Limoges and Other Painted Enamels. 1977. * Delaisse, L.M.J., et al. Illuminated Manuscripts. 1977. * Verlet, Pierre. The Savonnerie.

1982.

All 4to, orig cloth, d/j, color plates, other illus. All pub for the National Trust by Office de Livre. All near fine, occasional minor creasing to d/js. $250-400 10 151909/145 1 vol.

(Egyptology.) (Auction Catalogue.) Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge. Catalogue of the MacGregor Collection of Egyptian Antiquities. [London], 1922.

4to, contemp two-tone morocco, orig covers bound. Color frontis, plates. Corrigenda.

Occasional pencil price annotations. $100-150

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Egyptology: Borchardt, Ludwig. Works of Art from the Egyptian Museum at Cairo. Cairo: Diemer; Dresden, Stengel, [1909]. Folio, orig decorated brown cloth portfolio; some edge wear. Text, 50 mtd plates. * Tarchi, Ugo. L’architettura e l’arte nell’antico Egitto. Torino, [ca 1924]. Folio, orig pictorial bds portfolio, ties; moderate edge wear.

Text, 7 prelim plates, 100 plates. Some internal dust smudging & toning. * [The Tomb of Kheruef, Theban Tomb 192], binding title. [Univ of Chicago, 1980.] Folio, two-tone portfolio, label, ties. 1 sheet of plans, 88 plates. NF. * Le Louvre: sculpture egyptienne. [Paris, ca 1920.] Folio, contemp cloth, orig covers bound in. Plates. Exlibrary. $150-250 12 151072/25 1 vol.

Schliemann, Heinrich. Tiryns. The Prehistoric Palace of the Kings. New York: Scribner’s, 1885.

4to, orig richly gilt pictorial & decorated greenblue cloth, t.e.g.; corners & spine ends frayed.

With fold frontis, map, 27 plates (24 in color), wood-engraved text illus, fold plan. Front joint starting to crack, some minor marginal dampstaining, first 2 signatures just sprung. $120-180 13 151072/23 1 vol.

Hugi, H. Ghala Dokhtar, Atechkade: monuments sasanidea pres Firouzabad, Iran; rapport preliminaire des projets de consolidation et restauration.

[Zurich]: Organisation pour la Conservation des Monuments Historiques en Iran, 1977.

Oblong folio, orig ptd bds; light wear. Photo illus, maps, plans, figures in text. Light foxing to front & back matter.

OCLC 7048884, 3 copies. $100-150 14 151871/1 6 vols.

Pope, Arthur Upham; Ackerman, Phyllis. A Survey of Persian Art from Prehistoric Times to the Present. London & New York: Oxford Univ Press, 1938-1939.

Folio, orig blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, d/js (creased, slightly dust soiled & just a little affected by damp). With 1482 plates (incl color). Minor spotting to fore-edges. Without the index vol (pub 1958). A little musty, but cloth & contents clean. $1,000-1,500 15 151072/41 1 vol.

Watson, William. Art of Dynastic China. New York: Abrams, (1981).

4to, contemp full crushed burgundy morocco, gilt, by Distinctive Bookbindings, Washington, D.C. Color plates, other illus. Near fine. $100-150

16 151738/18 2 vols.

Chinese Ceramics: Mayuyama, Junhichi, ed. Chinese Ceramics in the West. Tokyo: Mayuyama, 1960. 4to, orig green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, slipcase (light edge wear). With 120 photo plates.

Internally clean. * Goidsenhoven, J.P. van. Le Ceramique Chinoise. Brussels, (1954). 4to, orig gilt-decorated mustard cloth; corners just bumped, d/j (minor edge wear). With 28 color & 104 b/w photo plates. Internally clean. $250-400 17 142312/272 3 vols + 2 portfolios.

Chinese Ceramics: [Julien, Stanislas; Salvetat, Alphonse; Hoffmann, J.] Histoire et fabrication de la porcelaine chinoise.

Paris: Mallet-Bachelier, 1856. 1st ed. Tall 8vo, contemp gilt-paneled green morocco, spine gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints rubbed.

With frontis, fold map with outline color, 14 plates, half-title, 16pp pub cat. Light to moderate foxing to plates, other scattered light foxing, faint dampstain at bottom fore-edge corners. * Vasselot, Marquet de; Ballot, M.J. La ceramique chinoise. [Musee du Louvre] [Paris]: Albert Morance, [1921]. 2 portfolios, orig bds, ties; scuffed. 40 & 44 plates, incl tinted & color plates. Text, plates loose as issued. “De l’epoque des Han a l’epoque de Ming; De l’epoque de K’ang-Hi a nos jours.” * (American Art Association Auction Catalogue.) American Art Galleries. Works of Art, Furniture, Fabrics, Rugs, Bronzes, Sculptures and Chinese Porcelains: Collection of the Estate of the Late Jude Elbert H. Gray. [New York, 1928.] #353/500. Folio, paper vellum-backed gilt-lettered bds; spine rubbed, edge wear. Mtd color plates, other illus.

Scattered light foxing. $250-400

FINE & PERFORMING ARTS

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Goya y Lucientes, Franciso Jose de. Los Caprichos. Munich: Hugo Schmidt, 1918. #114/500. Sm folio, orig morocco; rubbed & worn, joints cracked, spine desiccated & starting to detach. With 83 heliogravure plates, tissue guards. Untrimmed, internally clean. $400-700 20 151072/37 1vol.

(The State Russian Museum.) Russian Impressionism. (St. Petersburg), 2000.

Folio, orig cloth, d/j. Color plates. With biographically annoted catalogue. Near fine/fine. $100-150 21 151738/15 1 vol. (Wrappers.)

Roger-Marx, Claude. Yvette Guilbert vue par Toulouse-Lautrec. #1252/1500. Folio, orig pictorial litho wrappers over flexible bds, glassine. Complete with 31 litho plates (incl color), color wrapper constituting plate 1, monochrome back wrapper plate 31.

Loose as issued. Chipping to glassine, other minor wear. $100-150 22 142312/276 3 vols.

Modern Art: Roger-Marx, Claude. Bonnard Lithographe. Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret, 1952. 4to, orig color pictorial wrappers over stiff wrappers, glassine, slipcase. Color plates, other illus. Some darkening to glassine & chipping to glassine spine. * Nathanson, Thadee. Le Bonnard que je propose. Geneva: P. Cailler, 1951. 4to, orig stiff wrappers, glassine (chipped). Mtd color plates.

Generally clean. * Besson, George. Signac, Dessins. Paris: Braun & Cie, [1950]. 4to, orig pictorial wrappers over flexible bds, glassine (chipped). WIth 16 plates. Light foxing to front & back matter. $200-300

Lots 18-84 18 151047/12 5 vols.

Walpole, Horace. Anecdotes of Painting in England.... London: ptd at The Shakespeare Press, 1828.

Tall 8vo, contemp (or slightly later) 3/4 morocco & cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints, corners & edges often rubbed.

With 5 engraved frontises, 83 engraved portraits on 76 sheets, 5 full-page wood-engraved coats of arms, wood-engraved text illus. Light offsetting, scattered light foxing. Tall set. $250-400

23 151745/1 2 vols.

(Wolff, Hurt, pub.) Genius. Zeitschrift fur Alte und Werdende Kunst. [Munich], 1919.

Edited by Carl Mardersteig et al. [Year one]: 1st & 2nd book. Folio, orig color-ptd tan wrappers, paper spine labels; some edge wear, occasional spotting, bottom of back wrapper of Zweites Buch affected by damp. With 6 orig prints, 9 mtd color plates, numerous other monochrome illus (several mtd, a few loose). With the 2 orig brouchers. Bottom of back matter of of Zweits Buch dampstained - affecting broucher & just touching the Iganz Epper litho. $200-300

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Doty, Robert. Will Barnet. New York: Abrams, (1984).

1st ed. 4to, orig silver-lettered blue cloth, d/j.

Color plates, other illus. Inscr, dated “April 13, 1985” & sgd in blue ink by Barnet on half-title.

Bright, tight copy. NF/F. $100-150 27 151182/8 1 vol.

(Calder, Alexander, illus.) Wilbur, Richard. A Bestiary. New York: Pantheon, 1955. #514/750 (of 825) sgd by Calder & Wilbur. 4to, orig silver-pictorial blue cloth, slipcase with paper label (some edge wear, spine panel starting to separate). Bright, tight copy in slipcase showing wear. $200-300

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Modern Art: Mourlot, Fernand. Bernard Buffet Lithographs, 1952-1966. New York: Tudor, (1968). 4to, orig color litho wrappers. Color plates. Incl 11 orig lithos (incl wrappers) by Buffet. Near fine in edge-worn slipcase. * Verdet, Andre. Carzou: Provence. (Monte Carlo): Andre Sauret, (1966).

4to, orig cloth, color orig litho d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near fine in acetate & edge-worn slipcase. * Rouault, Georges. Miserere. Boston Book & Art Shop, (1963). 1st ed thus. 4to, orig cloth; light edge wear, d/j (some creasing & edge chipping). Plates. * (Auction catalogue.)

Christie’s The Collection of Victor and Sally Ganz.

New York, Nov 10, 1997. 4to, orig cloth, double d/j; minor wear. Color & other illus. Prices realized inserted. $200-300 25 151608/18 1 vol.

Bacon, Francis. Francis Bacon. Paris: Maeght, 1966. #51/150 on Rives. Derrier le Miroir, [Special No 162]. Folio, wrappers with mtd color litho.

Complete, with 5 color lithos & 13 illus (6 in color including fold-out triptych). Loose as issued. Near fine in orig chemise & slipcase; spine of chemise & edges of slipcase a little sunned, corners of slipcase affected by damp, top & bottom panels starting to peel. $600-900

28 151794/6 2 vols.

Venturi, Lionello. Cezanne, son art, son ouevre.

Paris: Paul Rosenberg, 1936. #311/1000. 4to, orig gilt-lettered blue cloth; generally light wear. Plates. Plate vol partially shaken. Bound without the wrappers. $200-300 29 151591/1A 3 vols.

Chagall, Marc: Genauer, Emily. Chagall at the “Met.” New York, (1971). Sm folio, orig cloth; minor wear, d/j (small areas of wear at edges). Color plates.

Slipcase. * Longus. Daphnis and Chloe. New York: G. Braziller, (1977). 4to, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (slightly scuffed, some edge wear). Color plates. * Sorlier, Charles. Chagall Lithographs 1974-1979.

New York, (1984). 1st American ed. Vol V. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near fine. $120-180 30 151608/12 3 vols.

Chagall, Marc: Prevert, Jacques. Le Cirque d’Izis. (Monte Carlo): Andre Sauret, (1965). 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth; light edge wear, corners & spine ends just starting to fray. Color d/j, acetate jacket (front flap creased). With 4 color lithos by Chagall, photo plates. * Sorlier, Charles. The Lithographs of Chagall, 1969-1973. New York: Crown, (1974). Vol 4. 4to, orig cloth; corners slightly bumped,. Color pictorial d/j (minor wear), acetate jacket (losses at bottom edges). Color & other illus. Incl 2 orig color lithos by Chagall (d/j, frontis). English text.

Attractive copy. * Homage to Marc Chagall. New York: Tudor, (1969) XXe siecle, special issue. 4to, orig cloth, d/j (light edge wear, price clipped).

Illus, incl orig color litho by Chagall. $250-400

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Chagall, Marc. The Jerusalem Windows. Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret, (1962).

Text by Jean Leymarie. Folio, orig cloth; minor edge wear. Color pictorial d/j (minor edge wear), acetate, cloth slipcase. Color plates incl 2 orig color lithos by Chagall. English text. Attractive copy. $600-900 32 151182/11 4 vols.

Chagall, Marc: Lassaigne, Jacques. The Ceiling of the Paris Opera.

New York: Praeger, [1966]. 4to, orig blackstamped pictorial red cloth; light wear, color pictorial d/j, glassine (light wear). Color litho & other illus. Incl org color litho by Chagall. * (XX siecle.) Homage to Marc Chagall. New York: Tudor, [1969]. 4to, orig gilt-lettered red cloth; light wear, dj (price clipped, some light wear).

Color & other illus, incl orig color litho by Chagall. * (XX siecle.) Chagall: Monumental Works. New York: Tudor, [1973]. 4to, orig giltlettered blue cloth, d/j. Color & other illus, incl orig color litho by Chagall. NF. * Mandiargues, Andre Pieyre de. Chagall. [Paris]: Maeght, [1974]. 4to, orig mustard cloth; spotted & dust smudged, d/j (creased, some chipping to extremities). Color & other illus, incl orig 2pp color litho by Chagall. Spotting to endpapers & front matter. $1,000-1,500 33 151738/17 1 vol.

Gibran, Kahlil [George]. Sculpture. Boston: Bartlett, (1970).

1st ed. 4to, orig cream cloth-backed bds with orig photo label; some edge wear & minor dust smudging. Photo plates. #4/150 sgd by Gibran, with orig pencil drawing sgd by Gibran inserted.

Addionally sgd & inscr by Gibran on verso of front blank. Small areas of discoloration on limitation page.

Kahil “George” Gibran, 1922-2008, painter & sculptor from Boston, second cousin to his namesake Gibran Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931, author of The Prophet, &c). $100-200 34 151072/38 1 portfolio.

Soby, James Thrall. The Prints of Paul Klee. New York: MoMA, (1947).

2nd ed. #1/2000. 4to, orig orange cloth box with paper labels, silk ties, holding illus text vol in orig yellow wrappers & 40 plates (8 color), loose as issued. Text vol & plates clean & crisp. Bottom fore-edge corners of cloth box’s front cover & portions of the back cover affected by damp. $100-150

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Novotny, Fritz; Dobai, Johannes. Gustav Klimt.

Salzburg: Galerie Weltz, (1967).

1st ed. 4to, orig gilt-lettered & -decorated blue cloth; minor wear, d/j (very minor edge wear).

Additional acetate jacket, slipcase (wear at joints & head of spine panel). Color plates, other illus.

Bright, tight copy. $100-150 36 151182/9 1 vol.

Matisse, Henri. Papiers de coupes. Paris: Berggruen, [1953]. #1/1000. 12mo, orig color serigraph wrappers by Matisse; corners a little creased, other light wear.

With 14 pochoir illus by Matisse. Intro by E. Teriade. Period Museum Books (MoMA) ticket at foot of title. $600-900 37 151182/7 1 vol.

Erben, Walter. Joan Miro. Monte Carlo: Andre Sauret, [1960]. #967/2000. 4to, orig color pictorial beige linen, orig color litho d/j by Miro. Photo plates, other illus. NF. $200-300 38 151741/29 2 vols.

Miro, Joan: Cartones 1956-1965. New York: Pierre Matisse Gallery, (1956). #853/1200. 4to, orig pictorial wrappers over flexible bds, glassine. Minor chipping to glassine. With 1 color litho, 8 color plates by Miro. Loose as issued. * Oiseau Solaire, Oiseau Lunaire, Etincelles. New York: Pierre Matisse Gallery, 1967. #82/1200. 4to, orig pictorial wrappers in glassine; occasional wear to glassine. Color litho wrapper & color litho triptych by Miro, other illus. Text by David Sylvester. $300-500 39 151608/17 1 vol.

Miro, Joan. Sobreteixims et Sacs. Paris: Maeght, 1973. #68/150 sgd by Miro. Derriere le Miroir, [Special No 203]. Folio, orig color litho wrappers. With 3 orig color lithos by Miro (wrappers, pp4-5 & 1213). Loose as issued. Near fine in orig cloth chemise & cloth slipcase with paper label. Both the chemise & slipcase affected by damp. $500-800

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Picasso, Pablo. Picasso lithographe. Monte Carlo: Andre Suaret, (1956).

Vol II, 1949-1956. Text by Fernand Mourlot. Lg 4to, orig pictorial wrappers over flexible bds, glassine; occasional small chipping to glassine.

Color frontis, illus throughout. Front hinge separating, minor dust smudging to bottom foreedge corner. Wrappers an orig crayon litho by Picasso, the frontis an orig 4-color litho by Picasso. $300-500 41 151608/6 2 vols.

Picasso, Pablo: Boeck, Wilhelm. Pablo Picasso: Linogravures. Paris & Stuttgart: Cercle d’Art, (1962). Oblong folio, orig red-lettered & pictorial beige cloth; edges just affected by damp. With 45 color plates ptd in linocut. Bottom blank fore-edge occasionally just affected by damp. In orig edge-worn slipcase, affected by damp at edges of paper labels. * Suite de 180 Dessins de Picasso. (New York, 1954.) Verve no 29-30. Folio, modern buckram. Illus throughout. Lacking orig pictorial bds. $800-1,200 42 151182/10 1 vol.

Picasso, Pablo; Boeck, Wilhelm. Picasso Linoleum Cuts: Bacchanals, Women, Bulls & Bullfighters. New york: Abrams, [1963].

Oblong folio, black-stamped pictorial beige cloth; some light wear, scattered minor dust smudging, color pictorial slipcase (some edge wear, a little scuffed, occasional small bilsters, dampstain to back bottom corner & bottom of spine panels).

With 45 plates. Marginal pencil annotations. $1,000-1,500 43 151608/7 2 vols.

Picasso, Pablo - Reference: Czwiklitzer, Christophe. 290 Affiches de Pablo Picasso. [Catalogue Raisonne.] (Paris): Art C.C., 1968. 4to, orig cloth, double d/j; corners bumped. Illus throughout. Minor foxing to endpapers & fore-edges. * McCully, Marilyn.

Picasso, Painter and Sculptor in Clay. (New York): Abrams, (1998). 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Color plates.

Near fine. $100-150 44 151072/39 1 portfolio.

Rouault, Georges. Stella Vespertina. Paris: Rene Drouin, 1947. #166/2000 (of 2030). Folio, orig bds & chemise; both occasionally scuffed. Text, 12 hinge-mtd color plates, loose as issued. Close tear extending through most of the left side of plate 6 “Christ et disciples,” 1 inch from its edge no paper loss. $200-300

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Schiele, Egon. Briefe und Prosa. Vienna: Richard Lanyi, 1921.

Edited by Arthur Roessler. #35/100 on handmade Japan-Dokumentenpapier, sgd by Roessler. 8vo, paper vellum spine & bds; edges rubbed, spine chipped, front joint tender. Frontis portrait, hinged half-tone photo “Egon Schiele im Atelier....” $150-250 46 151072/32 1 vol.

Warhol, Andy; Colacello, Bob. Andy Warhol’s Exposures. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1979.

1st ptg. 4to, orig black cloth; light wear, d/j (some creasing & small tears at edges). Photo illus by Warhol throughout. Inscr, sgd & embellished with a design in brown marker on the half-title by Warhol. With Charles Sessler’s receipt inserted. $300-500 47 151242/14 1 portfolio.

Kolner Kunstmarkt ‘71. Cologne, 1971. #82/300. Folio, orig gray bds, portfolio box; slightly scuffed. Holding illus folio catalogue in orig wrappers, small poster, inner sleeve & small cardboard sheet with cut-out, “Sticky Fingers” by the Rolling Stones vinyl album (some abrasion to album cover back flap & facing verso of front sleeve panel), 26 orig graphic prints (25 sgd & numbered), 25 of 26 in orig sleeves. Scattered minor wear. Sold with all faults. $500-800 48 151608/16 18 vols. (15 wrappers.)

Museum of Modern Art Monographs 19301936, Exhibition Catalogues &c: MoMA subjects incl: Charles Burchfield; Corot Daumier; American Folk Art; Gaston Lachaise; Wilhelm Lehmbruck; Aristide Maillol; Machine Art; John Marin; Henri Matisse; Maurics Sterne; Vincent van Gogh; Max Weber; German Painting & Sculpture. Van Gogh & Marin in cloth, Machine Art wrappers loose. $120-180 49 151072/26 2 vols. (Wrappers.)

Modern Art: Cahiers d’art. Paris, 1948. 23e anee, Oeuvres de Picasso 1946-1948; 446 ceramiques. Sm folio, orig wrappers ptd in red & black over stiff wrappers; some discoloration & wear to edges.

Photo plates, other illus. Occasional generally light foxing. Orig slipcase with ptd salmon label; moderate spotting. * Derriere le Miroir. (Paris): Galerie Maeght, Nov - Dec, 1948. Nos 14-15.

Folio, orig color litho wrappers; light edge wear, horizontal center crease. Color litho decorated Joan Miro issue, supplement inserted. $100-150

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Derriere le Miroir. Francis Bacon: Paris, Nov 1966, #162. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; minor edge wear. With 5 color litho reproductions. Clean & attractive. $300-500 51 151741/25D 1 vol.

Derriere le Miroir. Francis Bacon: Paris, Nov 1966, #162. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; minor edge wear. With 5 color litho reproductions. Clean & attractive. $300-500 52 151741/25C 3 vols.

Derriere le Miroir. Georges Braque: Paris, Oct-Nov 1954, #71-72; Paris, Apr-May 1956, #85-86; Paris, June 1967, #166. All folio, orig color litho wrappers; light to moderate wear, occasional small chipping; ligthly to moderately dusty. Internally generally clean. With color litho reproductions. $200-300 53 151608/20 2 vols.

Braque, Georges: Derniers Messages. (Paris): Maeght, 1967. #63/150 on velin de Lana. Derriere le Miroir, [Special No 166]. Folio, orig color pictorial litho wrappers; minor wear. Illus, complete with 4 orig color lithos. Some offsetting. Loose as issued.

Near fine in orig chemise; a little sunned, slipcase edges worn & occasionally affected by damp. $400-600 54 151608/19 2 vols.

Braque, Georges: Papiers colles cubistes. (Paris): Maeght, 1963. #14/150 on Rives. Derriere le Miroir, [Special No 138]. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; very minor scattered foxing. In orig chemise & slipcase; slipcase very occasionally affected by damp. * Hommage a Georges Braque. (Paris): Maeght, 1964. #231/350 on Rives. Derriere le Miroir, [Special Nos 144-146]. Folio, orig color pictorial litho wrappers; light to moderate foxing. Illus, complete with all orig lithos. Loose as issued.

Scattered light internal foxing. In orig chemise & slipcase; both sunned & occasionally affected by damp. $600-900

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Derriere le Miroir. Alexander Calder: Paris, Oct-Nov, 1954. #69-70. With 3 orig double-page lithos. * Paris, Feb 1966. #156. With 2 orig color lithos, 7 color lithos (3 double-page). * Paris, Oct 1968. #173. With 6 orig color lithos (2 double-page), 2 orig b/w lithos. All folio, orig color litho wrappers. Scattered light wear, wrappers of 69-70 moderately dusty. $200-300 56 151741/25G 2 vols.

Derriere le Miroir. Chagall: Paris, Jul-Aug 1957, #99-100. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; light edge wear, minor creasing, moderately toned. With 7 orig color lithos (2 double-page), 2 orig b/w lithos. * “Sur Quatre Murs.” Paris, Mar-Apr-May 1951, #36-37-38.

Folio, orig color litho wrappers; light creasing to edges, slightly dusty. With color litho reproductions of Braque, Chagall, Leger, Matisse, Miro. $500-800 57 151741/25F 4 vols.

Derriere le Miroir. Chilada & Tapies: Chilada. Paris, Oct-Nov 1956. With 3 woodcuts. * Paris, Nov 1968, #174. With 6 woodcuts. * Tapies. Paris, Nov 1967, #168. With 7 orig color lithos (4 double-page). * Paris, Dec 1968, #175.

With 5 orig color lithos (2 double-page). All folio, orig woodcut or litho wrappers; light to moderate wear to Chilada wrappers. light wear to Tapies wrappers. $400-600 58 151741/25E 2 vols.

Derriere le Miroir. Kandinsky: Paris, Sept-Oct-Nov 1957, #101-102-103. With 6 color litho reproductions (2 double-page). * Paris, Nov 1965, #154. With 7 color litho reproductions (2 double-page). Both folio, orig color litho wrappers; some light edge wear, corners of #101-102-103 slightly bumped & its wrapper a little dusty. $300-500 59 151741/25A 1 vol.

Derriere le Miroir. Homage a Aime et Marguerite Maeght. Paris, 1982. #250. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; light edge wear. With 25 color lithos by Chagall, Miro, Steinberg, et al. Other illus. Generally crisp & clean. $500-800

60 151608/14 3 vols. (Wrappers.)

Derriere le Miroir. Miro: #203. (Paris, 1973.) Folio, orig color litho wrappers. Complete, with 2 double-page orig color lithos by Miro. Minor wear. * Another copy of the preceding. Incomplete, with color litho wrappers & 2 double-page lithos only. $120-180 61 151741/25K 4 vols.

Derriere le Miroir. Steinberg: Paris, Mar-Apr 1953, #53-54. * Paris, Mar 1966, #157. (2) copies. * Paris, Sept 1973, #205. With 3 orig lithos (2 double-page). All folio, orig color litho wrappers; minor scattered wear. Bright copies. $250-400 62 151741/25 3 vols.

Derriere le Miroir: Paris, May 1965. #151-152. 26pp orig color lithos (4 double-page), 1 orig b/w double-page litho. * Paris, Apr-May 1967. # 164-165. With 5 color lithos (2 double-page), b/w reproductions. * Paris, Oct-Nov 1971. #193-194. With 3 orig color lithos (1 double-page), 9 color lithos (6 double-page), 56 b/w illus. All folio, orig color litho wrappers. Complete. Scattered light wear. $800-1,200 63 151741/25H 2 vols.

Derriere le Miroir: “Sur Quatre Murs.” Paris, Mar-Apr-May 1951, #36-37-38. Folio, orig color litho wrappers; light wear, occasional minor discoloration at edges.

With color litho reproductions of Braque, Chagall, Leger, Matisse, Miro. * “La Revue Blanche.” Paris, Apr-May 1966, #158-159. Folio, orig pictorial litho wrappers. With many color litho reproductions. Minor wear. $300-500 64 151741/25J 17 vols.

Derriere le Miroir: “5 Peintres et 1 Sculpteur.” Paris, 1965, #150. * “Bazire.” Paris, 1968, #170. * “Derain.” [Paris, 1957], #94-95. * “Alberto Giocometti.” Paris, 1957, #98. * “Francois Fiedler.” Paris, 1967, #167. * “Kemeny.” Paris, 1958, #172. * “Miro: Aquarelles Album Femmes Hai-Ku.” Paris, 1967, #169. * “Palazuelo.” Paris, 1955, #73. * _ _. Paris, 1958, #104. * “Riopelle.” Paris, 1966, #160. (2) copies. * _ _. Paris, 1968, #171. * “Rebeyeolle.”

Paris, 1967, #163. * “Tal-Coat.” Paris, 1965, #153. * “Raoul Ubac.” Paris, 1955, #74-75-76. * _ _. Paris, 1958, #105-106. * _ _. Paris, 1966, #161. All folio, orig pictorial wrappers; scattered wear, occasional toning & dust soiling to early issues. Complete. $400-600

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Derriere le Miroir: Der Blaue Reiter. (Paris): Maeght, 1962. #11/150 on Rives. Front & back matter affected by damp. * Cinq peintres et un sculpteur. (Paris): Maeght, 1965. #15/150 on Rives, sgd in pencil by the subjects. Wrappers; front & back matter affected by damp. * Kandinsky: Bauhaus de Dessau 19271933. (Paris): Maeght, 1965. #58/150 on Rives.

Back matter & wrapper affected by damp. * Braque, Georges. Derniers Messages. (Paris): Maeght, 1967. #64/150 on velin de Lana. Back wrapper slightly affected by damp. * Steinberg.

(Paris): Maeght, 1971. #66/150 on velin de Lana, sgd by Steinberg. Bottom corners of wrappers, front & back matter dampstained. All folio, orig color pictorial wrappers, illus & complete, loose as issued. All in orig chemises & slipcases affected by damp. Special Nos 107-108-109; 150; 154; 166; 224. Sold with all faults. $800-1,200 66 151741/25I 1 vol.

Derriere le Miroir. “10 Ans d’Edition, 1946-1956.”

Paris, Oct 1956, #92-93.

Folio, orig color woodcut wrappers; light edge wear, occasional minor dust smudging to edges.

With orig color lithos by Bazire, Chagall & Miro; etchings by Giacometti & Miro; woodcut wrappers by Ubac. Clean & attractive. $800-1,200 67 151591/1 1 vol.

Verve. Paris, (1955). Nos 31 & 32.

Folio, orig pictorial bds; edge wear, spine gone.

Color & plain plates. Georges Braque issue. $150-250 68 142312/270 1 vol. (Wrappers.)

Verve: the French Review of Art. Paris: July - Oct, 1939.

Nos 5-6. Folio, orig color litho pictorial wrappers; occasional edge wear, some light creasing. Color & b/w illus. Incl litho in color by Georges Braque, Pierre Bonnard, Andre Derain, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse & Georges Rouault. Internally clean. $200-300 69 151608/15 2 vols. (Wrappers.)

XXe Siecle: Salmon, Andre. Andre Derrain. Paris: Chroniques du jour, 1929. #368/400. 4to, orig pictorial wrappers, glassine. Complete, with color frontis, other illus incl 30 plates. Loose in broken bdg.

Light wear to wrappers, chipping to glassine. * Braque. Paris, et.: Chroniques du jour, [1934]. #190/250. 4to, orig pictorial wrappers, glassine.

Plates. Lacking the sgd etching. Stress & small areas of paper loss to spine, chipping to glassine. $100-150

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XXe Siecle: No 24. Paris, Dec 1964. 4to, orig color litho wrapper; light edge wear. Illus, incl orig color lithos by Miro & Hartung, orig color litho wrappers by Bissiere. * No 26. Paris, May 1966.

4to, orig color laminated bds; light wear. Illus, incl pictorial bdg & double-page orig litho by Vieira Da Silva. * No 27. Paris, Dec 1966. 4to, orig laminated color bds; light wear. Kandinsky issue. Scattered light foxing. * No 29. Paris, June 1967. 4to, orig color laminated bds; light wear. illus, incl orig lithos by Miro & Marino Marini. * No 29. Paris, Dec 1967. 4to, orig color laminated bds; pccasional spotting. Illus, with orig color lithos by Chagall & Magnelli. * No 30.

Paris, June 1968. 4to, orig color laminated bds; joints starting to chip. Illus, with orig color lithos

by Marini & Esteve. Light foxing to endpapers. * No 21. Paris, Dec 1968. 4to, orig color laminated bds; joints starting to chip. Illus with orig color lithos by Miro & Poliakoff. $300-500 71 151608/10 1 vol.

Sorlier, Charles. Chagall’s Posters: A Catalogue Raisonne. New York: Crown, (1975).

1st American ed. Sm folio, orig white-lettered blue cloth, d/j. Color plates, other illus. Near fine. $100-150 72 151608/8 2 vols.

Zuniga, Ariel; Vlady, Andrew. Francisco Zuniga.

Catalogue Raisonne. Albedrio, 1999-2003.

1st ed. Vols I & II - Sculpture 1923-1993; Oil Paintings, Prints & Reproductions 1927-1986.

4to, orig cloth, pictorial cover labels, cloth slipcases. Illus throughout. Errata inserted.

English/Spanish text. Near fine. $100-150 73 151608/4 6 vols.

Modern & Contemporary Graphic Art Reference: Johnny Frieldlander, Oeuvre, 1961-1965. Touchstone Pub, [1966]. Ordinary issue. 4to, orig cloth; light wear. Color plates, other illus. Slipcase (edge worn). * Corlett, Mary Lee. The Prints of Roy Lichtenstein. A Catalogue Raisonne, 1948-1993.

New York; Washington, (1994). 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Color illus throughout. Near fine. * Ludman, Joan. Fairfield Porter, A Catalogue Raisonne of His Prints. Westbury, 1981. 1st ptg.

4to, orig cloth; minor wear. Illus throughout. * Glenn, Constance W. Time Dust: James Rosenquist, Complete Graphics: 1962-1992. (New York: Rizzoli, 1993.) 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. Color plates. * Feldman, Frayda; Shellman, Jorg. Andy Warhol Prints: A Catalogue Raisonne.

New York, (1985). 1st ed. 4to, orig stiff wrappers; minor wear. Color & b/w illus throughout. * The 4th ed revised of the preceding. N.p., 2003. 4to, orig cloth, d//j. Color & b/w illus throughout. $1,200-1,800

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Graphic Art - Catalogues Raisonnes - American 20th-Century Artists &c: Duffy, Betty & Douglas. The Graphic Work of Howard Cook. (Bethesda, 1984.) 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, cover label. Ligth foxing to verso of portrait. * McCullogh, Edith. The Prints of Don Freeman. Charlottesville, (1988). 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. * Kraeft, June K. & Norman. Armin Landeck. Southern Illinois Univ Press, (1994). 2nd ed, revised, 1st ptg. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. * McCarron, Paul. The Prints of Martin Lewis....

Bronxville, 1995. 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j.

Errata. Author presentation, William Benton Museum of Art exhibition catalogue inserted. * Sasowsky, Norman. The Prints of Reginald Marsh. New York, [1976]. 4to, orig cloth, d/j (some edge wear). * Morse, Peter. John Sloan’s Prints. Yale Univ Press, 1969. 1st trade ed. Sm folio, orig cloth, d/j (occasional wear). Light foxing to front matter. * Fine, Ruth E.; Looney, Robert F. The Prints of Benton Murdoch Spruance.

Univ of Pennsylvania, 1986. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. * Czestochowski, Joseph S. James Swann. In Quest of a Printmaker. Cedar Rapids, (1990). 4to, orig stiff wrappers (edge wear). All illus throughout, near fine with light shelf wear unless otherwise indicated. $250-400 75 151608/2 8 vols.

Graphic Art - Catalogues Raisonnes - American 20th-Century Artists: Fath, Creekmore. The Lithographs of Thomas Hart Benton. Univ of Texas Press, (1969). “Expanded Edition.” Oblong 4to, orig cloth; some edge wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping). * George W. Bellow: His Lithographs. New York: Knopf, 1927. 1st ed. 4to, orig buckram; moderate wear. * Robinson, Susan B.; Pirog, John. Mabel Dwight.

Smithsonian Institute Press, (1997). 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Meigs, John; Wyeth, Andrew. Peter Hurd. The Lithographs.

Baker Gallery Press, (1969). 2nd ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Jones, Dan Burne. The Imprints of Rockwell Kent. Univ of Chicago Press, (1975). 4to, orig cloth, d/j (some wear). Title excised but present. All illus throughout. Also incl catalogues raisonnes of the works of John Stewart Curry, Doel Reed & Philip Reisman. $120-180

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Graphic Art - Primarily Catalogues Raisonnes American 20th-Century Artists: Fletcher, William D. Complex Simplicty: Gerald Leslie Brockhurt and His Graphic Work. [New Haven], 1984. 1/500. 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Pennigar, Martha. The Graphic Work of George Biddle with Catalogue Raisonne.

Washington: Concoran, 1979. 4to, orig wrappers; minor wear. * Chamberlain, Narcissa G; Kingsland, Jane F. The Prints of Samuel Chaimberlain. Boston, 1984. 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Lumsdaine, Jocelyn, P., et al. The Prints of Adolph Dehn: A Catalogue Raisonne. St. Paul, 1987. 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Robinson, Susan B.; Pirog, John. Mabel Dwight: A Catalogue Raisonne of the Lithographs. Smithsonian Institute, (1997). 1st ed.

4to, orig cloth, d/j. Bookseller’s price label on ffep recto. Minor wear. * Giardina, Bernadette P. Kerr Eby, The Complete Prints. Bronxville, (1997).

4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Kramer, Linda K. The Prints of Janet Fish: A Catalogue Raisonne.

New York, 1997. 4to, orig wrappers; minor wear. * Iacono, Domenic J. A Catalogue Raisonne ...

Richard Florsheim. Syracuse Univ, 1988. Sm 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. * Davis, Richard A. Yasuo Kuniyoski: The Complete Graphic Work. San Francisoc: Wofsy, 1991. 4to, orig cloth, d/j (some edge wear). * Prescott, Kenneth, W. & EmmaStina. The Complete Graphic Work of Jack Levine.

New York: Dover, (1984). 4to, orig stiff wrappers (light edge wear). * Adams, Clinton. Fritz Scholder Lithographs. New York Graphic Society, (1975). 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Title excised but present, ex-library copy. * Beall, Karen F.; Kiehl, David W. Graphic Excursions. New York: Godine, (1991). Sm 4to, orig cloth, d/j; minor wear. All illus throughout. $200-300 77 142312/271 3 vols.

Graphic Art Reference: Lieure, Jules. Jules Callot: catalogue raisonne de l’oeuvre grave. San Francisco: Alan Wofsy, 1989. 2 vols. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Illus. Near fine. * Lewine, J. Bibliography of Eighteenth-Century Art and Illustrated Books. Amsterdam: G.W. Hissink, 1969.

8vo, orig cloth. Frontis, plates. $100-150 78 151079/102 11 vols.

Daumier, Honore. Catalogues Raisonnes: Delteil, Loys. Honore Daumier. Vols 20-28; Nos 19 (of 11) of “Le Peintre-Graveur Illustre.” 9 vols.

4to, contemp 3/4 green morocco & marbled bds, orig wrappers preserved; joints & extremities occasionally a little rubbed. Illus throughout. * Maison, K.E. Honore Daumier: Catalogue Raisonne of the Painting, Watercolors and Drawings. New York Graphic Society, (1967). #1/800 (of 1500). 2 vols. 4to, orig blue cloth, t.e.g.; occasionally scuffed & a little dusty. Plates. $400-600

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Graphic Art Reference: Hamerton, Philip Gilbert. Etching & Etchers.

London: Macmillan, 1968. 4to, orig cloth, gilt, a.e.g.; sunned & worn. With 35 etchings, incl fold & double-page. 2 double-page etchings after pp270 & 336 detached but present. Scattered light foxing to text, plates generally clean. * Rinder, Frank. D.Y. Cameron: An Illustrated Catalogue of His Etched Work. Glasgow: James Maclehose & Sons, 1912. #498/500 (of 700).

4to, orig tan cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; moderate wear, chipping to spine. Plates. $250-400

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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus; [Da Pont, Lorenzo]. Il dissoluto punito, ossia Il Don Giovanni ... ridotto per il pianoforte. Hamburg: Bohme, n.d. [ca 1820].

Oblong folio, contemp marbled bds, calf spine & corners, morocco front cover label; scuffed, blister to back cover. 2 preliminary leaves, 3222pp, completely engraved incl title with vignette by Wolf. Minor scattered spotting, wide margins, title showing some wear to plate.

RISM M4509; OCLC 614252988. $400-600

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Binyon, Laurence. The Followers of William Blake: Edward Calvert, Samuel Palmer, George Richmond & Their Circle. London: Halton & Truscott Smith, 1925.

1st ed. 4to, orig gilt-paneled & -lettered brown cloth, t.e.g.; light edge wear, minor occasional spotting. With frontis, 79 plates (incl 6 mtd color plates with tissue guards). Attractive copy. $100-150

ILLUSTRATED & CHILDREN’S BOOKS

81 151616/48A 1 vol.

Peters, Harry T. America on Stone. Garden CIty: Doubleday, Doran, 1931.

1st ed. #5/751. 4to, contemp full navy blue morocco, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., turn-ins gilt, raised bands; occasionally scuffed. With 18 color & 136 b/w plates, other illus. Internally clean. $120-180 82 151072/33 2 vols.

(Russian Ballet.) Golovitser, Valey, et al.: Unknown Baryshnikov. Moscow & New York, 1998. 4to, orig silver- & blind-lettered black cloth; light wear, d/j (mostly minor scuffing & minor creasing, corners just worn). Photo illus throughout, inner & outer d/j photos by Annie Leibovitz. * Ave Maya. (Plisetskaya.) [Moscow & New York, 2004.] 4to, orig white cloth, giltlettered spine; minor wear, d/j (occasionally a little scuffed, occasional edge wear). Photo illus throughout. Both with Russian/English text. $100-150 83 151072/22 1 vol.

(Ballet.) Vladimir Vasilyev, Ekaterina Maximova.

Moscow, 2001. #157/200 sgd on title by Vasilyev & Maximova.

Oblong folio, gilt-lettered blue cloth; minor wear, d/j (minor edge wear). Photo plates, errata slip.

Presentation copy inscr & sgd on ffep recto by Val[ery] G[olovitser], originator of project. $200-300

Lots 85-107 85 151608/25 3 vols.

Harper’s Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. New York, 1862, -63, -72. Vols 7, 8 & 16.

Folio, contemp morocco & pebbled cloth; rubbed - vols 7 & 8; modern cloth; worn - vol 16. Woodengraved illus throughout. Scattered faults.

Lacking pp 55-58 & 134-138 in vol 7; missing the Nast Emancipation, Declaration of Independence & the Winslow Homer “Pay Day,” pp 150-155 in vol 8; missing the Winslow Homer “Anything for Me Please.” 1st 2 issues in vol 16 bound out of order, bound without the general title. All together 12 of 14 Winslow Homers present. Sold with all faults. $250-400 86 151909/146 1 vol.

(George Cruikshankiana.) Thackeray, William Makepeace. Essay on Cruikshank, binding title.

Bound collection incl the above work in a 20thcentury ptg + approx 120 mostly orig etchings & other graphics by & after G. Cruikshank (many window- or otherwise mtd), incl hand-colored & folding examples. In custom cloth case: 8vo, crushed niger morocco, gilt-paneled, gilt-lettered spine, a.e.g., raised bands, by Macdonald ca 1960. $300-500 87 151879/1 2 vols.

(Leech, John, illus.) A’Beckett, Gilbert Abbott.

The Comic History of England. [London]: Punch, 1847-48.

1st ed in book form. 8vo, late 19th-century full crushed green levant morocco, gilt triple-fillet paneled & ornamental covers, richly gilt decorated spine compartments, turn-ins gilt, silked doublures & free endpapers, raised bands,

by Tout; joints & corners scuffed or occasionally rubbed, chip to head of front free silked endpaper in vol 2, bands intact. With 20 hand-colored plates, 240 wood-engraved text illus. Text slightly toned, some internal spotting, lacking half-titles.

Tooley 295. $100-150

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Omar Khyyam. The Rubaiyat. N.p.: Shumposha Photo Ptg, Japan, 1970.

1st ptg thus. 4to, orig gilt-lettered bds; minor edge wear. Illus by Hossein Behzad miniature, Fitzgerald’s English & E’Tessam-Zadeh’s French version color plates, other color illus throughout.

Dr. Hillary Koprowski’s copy, presented to the developer of the first successful oral vaccine for polio by Ahmad Fayaz of the Pasteur Institute of Iran. Inscr on half-title. $100-150 89 151190/13 2 vols.

Illustrated & Private Press: (Kent, Rockwell, illus.) Shakespeare, William.

Venus and Adonis. Rochester: Leo Hart, 1931. #1088/1250 sgd by Kent. 4to, orig calf-backed linen cloth; gilt-lettered spine; spine ends rubbed, scattered scuffing to spine, orig slipcase (light wear). Partly unopened. * (Gregynog Press.)

Milton, John. Four Poems. [Newton, Wales], 1933.

Wood-engraved illus by Blair Hughes-Stanton. #200/250. 4to, orig black-stamped pictorial red pigskin; spine & extremitites scuffed & occasionally a little rubbed, slipcase (minor edge wear). $300-500 90 151072/36 1 vol.

(Covarrubias, Miguel, illus.) The Prince of Wales and Other Famous Americans. New York: Knopf, 1925.

Preface by Carl van Vechtan. 1st ed. 4to, orig cloth & patterned bds; some edge wear, small fissures. Color frontis, 65 plates (2 color, 63 b/w). Endpapers toned, a few areas of glue residue to endpapers. $100-150 91 151947/5 1 vol.

(Grigoriev, Boris, illus.) Turgenv, Ivan. Die erste Liebe. Berlin: Propylaen, 1923. #83/300 sgd by Grigoriev. 4to, orig moroccobacked white-decorated red bds, morocco cover label; morocco & corvers rubbed, covers occasionally scuffed. Litho illus in text. $120-180 92 151947/4 1 vol.

(Scharff, Edwin, illus.) Mann, Thomas. Tristan.

Munich: Drei Masken, 1922. #XLI/LXX (of 340) sgd by Mann & Schaff. 4to, orig decorated vellum over bds, morocco spine label; light edge wear, slightly dusty, spine & label a little scuffed. With 12 etchings by Scharff.

Internally crisp & clean. $300-500

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(Parrish, Maxfield, illus.) Saunders, Louise. The Knave of Hearts. New York: Scribner’s, 1925.

1st ed. Folio, orig black cloth, color pictorial cover label; spine ends & corners a little frayed, bottom fore-edge corner bumped, occasionally slightly scuffed. Complete with color pictorial title, fullpage & other color illus, color pictorial endpapers. Faint dampstain at bottom gutter, occasional minor dust smudging at blank margins, light crease at bottom fore-edges, some spotting to half-title. Presentation copy, inscr to Peggy Frothingham, dated 1936 & sgd by Saunders at head of half-title. $1,200-1,500 94 151780/325 1 vol.

(Wyeth, Jamie, illus.) Wyeth, Betsy James. The Stray. New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, (1979).

1st ed. 4to, orig orange cloth, d.j (minor wear).

Illus. Sgd on half-title by Jamie & Betsy James Wyeth. Attractive copy. $100-200 95 151072/40 2 vols.

(Newell, Peter, illus.) [Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carrol, Lewis: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. New York: Harper, 1901. 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial & -lettered white paper vellum, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light edge wear, embossed & lettered oil cloth d/j (spine panel darkened).

Frontis, plates, shoulder illus. Light offsetting on title, minor discoloration to endpapers. * Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There.

New York: Harper, 1902. 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial & -lettered white paper vellum, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light edge wear, very slightly dusty.

Embossed & lettered oil cloth d/j (spine panel darkened, front panel joint split). Frontis, plates, shoulder illus. Minor discoloration to endpapers.

Both 1st Newell eds. Attractive copies. $150-250 96 151925/11 1 vol.

(Rackham, Arthur, illus.) [Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis. Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland. London: Heinemann, [1907].

With a poem by Austin Dobson. 4to, orig giltpictorial & black-lettered green cloth; spine fading to brown, some wear to joints & edges.

WIth fronits, 12 color plates, lettered tissue guards, other illus, pictorial endpapers. Light to moderate foxing, primarily to text leaves. 1st Rackham trade ed.

Lattimore & Haskell p28. $120-180

97 151925/10 3 vols.

[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis: Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland. London: Macmillan, 1870. “Twenty-fifth thousand.” 8vo, contemp 3.4 calf & marbled bds; scuffed, joints tubbed. Illus by John Tenniel. Some foxing.

[Bound with:] Through the Looking-Glass. London: Macmillan, 1872. “Twenty-sixth thousand.” Illus

by John Tenniel. Some foxing. [Bound with:] The Hunting of the Snark. London: Macmillan, 1876.

1st ed. Illus by Henry Holiday. Some foxing, lacking advts. Williams & Madan 115. * A Tangled Tale. London: Macmillan, 1885. 1st ed. Illus by A.B. Frost. 8vo, orig paneled & pictorial red cloth, gilt-lettered spine, a.e.g.; spine ends frayed.

Lacking pp153 “Turn over” & pp154 advts. W & M 182. * Sylvie and Bruno. London & New York: Macmillan, 1890. 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, t.e.g.; light wear. Illus by Henry Furnis, frontis, full-page illus. 3pp advts, complete. Presumed 1st American ed. $150-200 98 151925/7 1 vol.

[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1869.

8vo, orig gilt-paneled & -pictorial salmon cloth, gilt-lettered spine, a.e.g.; moderately scuffed, spine ends & corners frayed - touching spine rules, joints scuffed. Illus by John Tenniel, frontis, text illus. Scattered internal dust smudging & spotting. Hinges a little stressed. Complete. With early ownership inscr dated Sept 1869. 1st ed ptd in America.

Avery Library, Columbia Univ, 1932, #8, “First edition printed in America.” $250-400 99 151925/6 3 vol.

[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis: Alice’s Abenteuer im Wunderland. London: Macmillan, 1869. 1st German-language ed. 8vo, orig gilt-paneled & -pictorial green cloth, giltlettered spine, a.e.g.; generally light edge wear.

Illus by John Tenniel. Hinges stressed, dampstained primarily in margins but often touching text. Williams & Madan 71. * Aventures d’Alice au pays des merveilles. London: Macmillan, 1869. 1st French-language ed. 8vo, early 20thcentury calf, gilt gift bdg; rubbed & worn, covers detached. Illus by John Tenniel. Complete.

Williams & Madan 73. * Alicia in Terra Mirabili.

London: Macmillan, 1964. 1st Latin-language ed.

8vo, orig red cloth, d/j. Illus by John Tenniel. $150-200

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[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis. (Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.) Le Avventure d’Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie. London: Macmillan, 1872.

1st Italian-language ed, 1st issue. 8vo, orig giltpaneled & -pictorial red cloth, gilt-lettered spine, a.e.g.; light wear, corners just bumped, very slightly dusty. Illus by John Tenniel, frontis, text illus.

Complete. Burn’s binder’s ticket on back paste-down.

Tight, attractive copy.

Williams & Madan 85. $400-700 101 151925/2 1 vol.

[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis.

Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There.

London: Macmillan, 1872 [1871].

1st ed, 1st issue. 8vo, orig gilt-paneled & -pictorial red cloth, gilt-lettered spine, a.e.g.; moderately scuffed & occasionally rubbed, corners rubbed, spine ends frayed - touching rules, joints rubbed, slightly cocked.

Illus by John Tenniel, frontis, text illus. Very occasional internal spotting & smudging. Front hinge cracked. 1p advts, complete. Burn’s binder’s ticket on back paste-down. With “wade” on p21.

Williams 21; Avery 35. $500-800

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[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis.

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. London: Macmillan, 1886. “Eighty-second thousand.” Illus by John Tenniel, frontis, text illus. Scattered light foxing. * Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. London: Mcmillan, 1872 [1871]. 1st ed, 1st issue. Illus by John Tenniel, frontis, text illus. Both 8vo, mid 20th-century full gilt-paneled crushed scarlet niger morocco, emblematic gilt spine compartments, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g., gilt figure of the White Rabbit on front cover of Alice, gilt figure of the Red Queen on front cover of Looking-Glass, raised bands, orig cloth covers & spines bound in, by Bayntun Riviere, in cloth slipcase.

Contents washed? $1,200-1,800

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[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis. Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There. London: Macmillan, 1872.

1st ed, 1st issue. 8vo, 20th-century full gilt-paneled & pictorial full crushed red levant morocco, emblematic gilt spine compartments, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g., raised bands, orig cloth covers & spine bound in, by Bayntun Riviere. Illus by John Tenniel. 50 illus - frontis, full-page & in-text. 1p advts. Slightly trimmed, clean & crisp, minor scattered spotting. With “wade” on p21. Bdg tight & bright with minimal wear. Complete in bright custom bdg, in custom blue cloth clamshell box.

Presentation copy, inscr to Blanche Helen Davys, dated “Jan. 8. 1876” & sgd “from the Author” on half-title.

With Autograph letter sgd “C L Dodgson,” Guildford, Jan 15, [18]76, 1p, 12mo, in purple ink, to Mrs. Davys, “Many thanks for your kindness in forwarding the bottle I left behind.... [postscript:] I am glad Blanche likes the ‘Looking-glass.’” $5,000-8,000

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[Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge.] Carroll, Lewis.

(Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.) Alice’s Adventure’s Underground. London: Macmillan, 1886.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt triple-fillet full red cloth, gilt title in ms letters at center of front cover, giltlettered spine, a.e.g., spine ends frayed touching letters at top of spine, corners a little bumped, joints scuffed. Facsimile of Carroll’s orig illustrated ms. Occasional minor internal spotting, ffep detached. Complete with 2pp advts. Presentation copy inscr in purple by Carroll on half-title, to his cousin Mary Knight, “from the author / Jan. / 87.”

Williams 52. $2,500-3,500

105 151719/5 1 vol.

(Baum, L. Frank, intro by.) Fairy Tales from Grimm. Chicago: Reilly & Briton, 1905.

1st ed thus. Christmas Stocking Series. 16mo, orig brick red cloth-backed color pictorial bds; occasionally scuffed, edges often rubed, Fullpage color & other illus. Endpapers very slightly dampwrinkled.

Schiller Collection 127. $250-400 106 151909/93 2 vols.

Kipling, Rudyard: The Jungle Book. London: Macmillan, 1894. 1st ed. * The Second Jungle Book. London: Macmillan, 1895. 1st ed. Both sm 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial & decorated blue cloth, a.e.g.; light edge wear. Illus.

Back hinge of The Jungle Book starting to crack.

Complete. Bright copies, perhaps a trifle cocked.

In custom slipcase.

Livingston 104 & 116. $1,200-1,800 107 151591/1F 1 vol.

Schultz, Charles M. A Charlie Brown Christmas.

Cleveland: World Pub, (1965).

1st ed, 1st ptg. 4to, orig pictorial red-, white- & green-stamped black cloth; minor edge wear, d/j (occasional chipping at edges, minor wear at joints. Color illus throughout. VG/VG+. $100-150

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108 151608/9 6 vols.

Private Press & Illustrated Books: Pennell, Joseph & Elizabeth Robins. The Stream of Pleasure:... The Thames, from Oxford to London.

London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1891. #58/65 (of 105) sgd by the Pennells. 4to, orig paper vellum; occasionally scuffed & dust smudged, head of spine chipped with losses to a few letters. Plates, other illus by Joseph Pennell. Elizabeth Robins Pennell autograph letter sgd in orig postal envelope mtd to front paste-down. * (St. Dominic’s Press.) More, Thomas, Sir. The XII Propertees.... Ditchling, Common, Sussex, 1928. #74/250. 4to, orig cloth, ptd cover label; corners bumped, mid-20th-century auctioneer’s label pasted to middle of spine, free endpapers discolored. * (Limited Editions Club of NY.) (Sloan, John, illus.) Maugham, W. Somerset. Of Human Bondage. 1938. #582/1500 sgd by Sloan.

2 vols. 8vo, orig cloth, morocco spine labels; occasionally scuffed, slightly dusty. Etched plates

by Sloan. Lacking slipcase. * ( _ _.) (Benton, Thomas Hart, illus.) Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. 1939. #594/1500 sgd by Benton.

8vo, orig cloth, paper spine label; light wear. In defective slipcase. * ( _ _.) (Marsh, Reginald, illus.) Dreiser, Theodore. Sister Carrie. 1939. #594/1500 sgd by Marsh. 8vo, orig buckrambacked brown cloth, spine label; occasional light wear. Slipcase with paper spine label. $250-400 109 151947/3 1 vol.

Beardsley, Aubrey. Die Geschichte von Venus und Tannhauser. [Leipzig]: Poeschel & Trepte, [1909]. #214/246. 4to, orig green morocco & giltbordered onlayed vellum; light wear. Etched book plate on front paste-down. $100-150 110 151909/90 1 vol.

(Golden Cockerel Press.) Lawrence, T.E. Secret Despatches. [Waltham St. Lawrence, 1939.]

1st ed. #376/970 (of 1000). 4to, orig 1/2 black niger morocco & cream cloth, gilt-lettered spine, raised bands, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light dust smudging to cloth. Frontis portrait.

Moderate spotting to endpapers. $100-150 111 151188/30 41 vols.

(Golden Cockerel Press.) Rutter, Owen. We Happy Few. [London], 1946. 41 copies, each 1/750 numbered copies. 12mo, orig 1/4 cloth & pictorial bds. Frontis. All fine in presumed orig packing box. $1,500-2,500

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112 151182/5 2 vols.

(Limited Editions Club.) Singer, Isaac Bashevis: The Gentleman from Cracow; The Mirror. 1979. Illus

by Raphael Soyer. 1/2000 sgd by Soyer & Singer, out-of-series copy. 4to, orig bds; minor edge wear, slipcase (minor wear). * The Magician of Lubin. 1984. Illus by Larry Rivers. #1034/1500 sgd by Rivers & Singer. 4to, orig morocco-backed linen; minor wear, slipcase (some edge wear). $250-400 113 151182/4 3 vols.

Limited Editions Club of New York: (Benton, Thomas Hart, illus.) Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. 1939. #582/1500 sgd

by Benton. 8vo, orig blue buckram, paper spine label; light wear, slipcase (scuffed & edge worn). * _ _. Riggs, Lynn. Green Glow the Lilacs. 1954. #535/1500 sgd by Benton. 4to, orig blindstamped pictorial light yellow-green cloth; minor wear, slipcase (minor edge wear, some dust smudging). * (Wood, Grant, illus.) Lewis, Sinclair.

Main Street. 1937. #782/1500 sgd by Wood. 4to, orig flexible gray cloth, cloth labels; light wear, slipcase (scuffed & edge worn, top panel starting to detach). $500-800 114 151783/22 1 vol.

(Limited Editions Club of New York.) (Dulac, Edmund, illus.) Pushkin, Alexander. The Golden Cockerel. [1949.] #550/1500 sgd by Dulac. 4to, orig plum cloth with brass cockerel onlay on front cover. In orig chemise, glassine & slipcase.

Minor chipping to glassine, slipcase occasionally a little scuffed, areas of slight discoloration to onlay. $80-120 115 151182/12 1 vol.

(Limited Editions Club of New York.) (Szyk, Arthur, illus.) The Book of Ruth. 1947. #1251/1500 sgd by Szyk. 4to, orig 1/2 white morocco & pictorial cream bds; spine heavily rubbed, slipcase (slightly scuffed, minor edge wear). $100-150

FINE BINDINGS Lots 117-129 117 151665/2 5 vols.

Leather Bindings: Martin, Benjamin Ellis. In the Footprints of Charles Lamb. New York: Scribner’s, 1890.

4to, contemp 3/4 crushed green morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., raised bands; spine faded to brown, slightly scuffed, namds rubbed. * (Mosher Press.) Gissing, George. The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft.

Portland, 1928. 2nd ed. 1/500. Sq 8vo, contemp full brown morocco, gilt, a.e.g., with red geometric morocco inlays. raised bands; scuffed, bands rubbed. * (Mosher Press.) Gissing, George. The Ionian Sea. Portland, 1920. 1/700.

12mo, contemp gilt & blind undulating-line decorated crushed brown morocco, t.e.g.; extremities rubbed. * (Mosher Press.) Jones, Thomas S. The Rose-Jar. Portland, 1924. 7th ed.

1/750. 12mo, orig gilt-paneled brown morocco, gilt-ruled spine, turn-ins gils, a.e.g., raised bands; occasionally scuffed. * Miller, Alice Duer. Things.

New York: Scribner’s, 1914. 1st ed. 12mo, giltlettered full two-tone green & brown crushed morocco, raised bands; joints & corners rubbed.

All bound by hand by Helen N. Wilson for her husband J.C. Wilson. $120-180 118 152141/10 4 vols.

Belles Lettres - Finely Bound: Whitman, Sarah Helen. Edger Poe and His Critics.

New york: Rudd & Carleton, [1859]. 1st ed.

12mo, mid-20th-century full gilt double-fillet paneled crushed brown niger, gilt spine compartmenrs, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g., raised bands, orig cloth covers & spine bound in, by Bennett; minor wear. 6pp advts at back. * (Roycrofters.)

Hugo, Victor. So This Then is the Battle of Waterloo. East Aurora, [1907]. 12mo, later 3/4

116 151182/6 1 vol.

(Limited Editions Club of New York.) Williams, Tennessee. A Streetcar Named Desire. 1982. Illus

by Hirschfeld, out-of-series copy. Sm folio, orig morocco & color floral & patterned linen; minor wear, slipcase (some edge wear, occasionally scuffed, some scattered dust smudging). $120-180

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crushed maroon levant morocco, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., raised bands; minor wear. Frontis portrait. Gift inscr dated 1908 on front blank. * Irving, Washington. The Sketch Book. New York: Putnam’s, 1895. The Knickerbocker Press, #2/100. Lg 8vo, contemp 3/4 crushed navy blue levant morocco, gilt, gilt spine compartments, t.e.g., by Bennett; minor wear. Plates - proofs on Japanese paper, color floral borders. Bright set. $300-500 119 151546/2 1 vol.

(Painted Binding.) Strickland, Agnes. The Queens of England: A Series of Portraits. New York: D. Appleton, 1851.

Lg 8vo, contemp (orig pub’s?) full richly giltfoliate black morocco, a.e.g., turn-ins gilt, with sunken front cover oval painting on glass with mother of pearl inlays of a royal country residence (6 x 4 in; 155 x 105mm); joints & extremities heavily rubbed, other scattered wear.

With frontis, 26 steel-engraved portraits. Some offsetting, minor scatterd foxing, moderate foxing to frontis. Gift inscr dated “Christmas 1850” at head of title. $200-300 120 151879/2 3 vols.

Clarke, Charles Cowden: The Riches of Chaucer. London: Effingham Wilson, 1835. 1st ed thus. 2 vols. 12mo, contemp 3/4 green morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered spine with gilt & red morocco onlaid floral spine compartments, t.e.g.; spine faded to brown, spine ends & corners slightly rubbed. Frontis portrait, title vignette, wood-engraved plates. * Tales from Chaucer. London, 1833. 12mo, bdg as above. Wood-engraved illus. Both internally clean. Presentation set, inscr, dated 1835 & sgd

by Clarke on half-title of Riches vol 1. $100-150

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[Defoe, Daniel.] The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. London: for T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1820.

8vo, late 19th-century 3/4 crushed scarlet morocco, gilt, gilt-paneled spine, t.e.g., raised bands; joints scuffed. With 22 plates engraved

by C. Heath after Thomas Stothard. Incl bibliography of Defoe’s works. Tall, internally clean copy. 1st Stothard ed. $250-400 122 151879/5 2 vols.

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. The Works. London: John Murray, 1821.

1st ed. 8vo, late 19th- or early 20th-century gilt triple-fillet paneled full tan straight-grain morocco, richly gilt foliate & geometric spine compartments, inner dentelles gilt, a.e.g., olive & burgundy spine labels, raised bands, by Worsfold; occasionally slightly rubbed at joints & spine ends. Frontis portraits. Bright, attractive bdg, internally crisp & clean. $120-180 123 151909/97 1 vol.

Kipling, Rudyard. Kim. London: Macmillan, 1901.

1st English pub ed. 8vo, mid-20th-century 3/4 crushed burgundy morocco, gilt-spine compartments, t.e.g., riased bands, orig cloth cover & spine bound in, by Morrell. Plates, 2pp advts. Minor wear.

Livingston 250. $250-400 124 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 endpapers & occasionally front & back matter.

Livingston 445. $800-1,200 125 151662/1 6 vols.

Stevenson, Robert Lewis.

[The Works.] New York: Thomas Nelson & Sons, n.d. [ca 1950].

16mo, contemp 3/4 navy blue morocco & blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g., spines gilt, raised bands; minor wear. Frontis. $100-200

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Vandier, J[acques]. Manuel d’archeologie egyptienne. Paris: A. & J. Picard, 1952-1978.

6 vols in 7. Five lg 8vo text vols, two 4to plate vols. Bound in 1982, 1/2 green crushed levant morocco & cloth, gilt-lettered spines, raised bands, orig wrappers generally preserved or bound in, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Plates, other illus. Bright bdg. With Sangorski & Sutcliffe ticket inserted, ownership stamps of the Egyptologist Ricardo A. Caminos. $300-500 127 151591/1J 7 vols.

(Leather Bindings.) Franklin Library &c Primarily History: Catton, Bruce & William B. The Bold and Magnificent Dream. 1978. 1st ed. * Lash, Joseph P. Roosevelt and Churchill. 1976. 1st ed. * Matthiessen, Peter. The Snow Leopard. 1978. 1st ed. * Safire, William. Full Disclosure. 1977. 1st ed. * Salisbury, Harrison E. Black Night, White Snow.

1977. 1st ed. * Tuchman, Barbara W. A Distant Mirror. 1978. 1st ed. * Milton, John. Paradise Lost.

Easton Press, (1976). All Franklin Library imprints unless otherwise indicated. All large 8vo, orig richly gilt leather, a.e.g. Near fine/fine. $120-180 128 151591/1G 10 vols.

(Leather Bindings.) Franklin Library Limited Editions Signed: Catton, Bruce. A Stillness at Appomattox. 1977. * Cheever, John. The Wapshot Chronicle. 1978. * Donleavy, J.P. The Ginger Man. 1978. * Galbraith, John Kenneth. The Affluent Society.

1978. * Heller, Joseph. Catch 22. 1978. * Paton, Alan. Cry the Beloved Country. 1978. * Stegner, Wallace. The Big Rock Candy Mountain. 1978. * Updike, John. Rabbit Run. 1977. * Warren, Robert Penn. All the King’s Men. 1977. * Wouk, Herman. The Caine Mutiny. 1977. All lg 8vo, orig richly gilt full leather, a.e.g. All sgd in ink by the authors. All near fine/fine. $500-800

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(Leather Bindings.) Franklin Library First Edition Society Limited Editions - Literature & Fiction: Anderson, Robert. Getting Up and Going Home.

1978. * Auchincloss, Louis. The Winthrop Covenant. 1976. * Auden, W.H. Collected Poems.

1976. * Donleavy, J.P. The Destinies of Darcy Dancer, Gentleman. 1977. * Greene, Graham. The Human Factor. 1978. * Le Carre, John. The Honourable Schoolboy. 1977. * Faulkner, William.

Selected Letters. 1976. Corners & spine ends just scuffed. * Jones, James. Whistle. 1978. * Malamud, Bernard. Dubin’s Lives. 1979. * Masters, John. Now, God Be Thanked. 1979. * Green, Gerald. An American Prophet. 1977.

Slightly scuffed. * Heller, Joseph. Good as Gold.

1979. * Morante, Elsa. History: A Novel. 1977. * Saroyan, William. Sons Come and Go, Mothers Hang in Forever. 1976. * Shaw, Irwin. Beggarman, Thief. 1977. * Stegner, Wallace. Recapitulation.

1979. * _ _. The Spectator Bird. 1976. * Styron, William. Sophie’s Choice. 1979.* Theroux, Paul.

Picture Palace. 1978. * Warren, Robert Penn.

Selected Poems. 1976. * Wouk, Herman. War and Rememberance. 1978. Each a 1st ed, all tall 8vo, orig richly gilt full leather, a.e.g. All near fine/fine unless otherwise indicated. $500-800

LITERATURE Lots 130-165 130 151372/6 4 vols.

American & British 19th-Century Poets: Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. The Song of Hiawatha. Boston: Tichnor & Fields, 1855. 1st American ed, 1st ptg. Small 8vo. 12pp pub cat, dated Nov 1855. BAL 12112. * _ _. The Courtship of Miles Standish, and Other Poems. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1859. 1st Am ed, 5th or later ptg. Sm 8vo. 12pp pub cat, dated Nov 1858. BAL 12122. * Tennyson, Alfred. Maud and Other Poems.

Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1855. 1st Am ed. Sm 8vo. Incl “Charge of the Light Brigade.” * _ _. Idyls of the King. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1859. 1st Am ed. 8vo. 16pp pub cat, dated July 1859.

All in orig brown cloth, blind covers, gilt-lettered spine, fly leaves (BAL brown T cloth); light wear, spine ends a little frayed, very slightly cocked, internally clean. All with ownership inscr dated 1855 & 1859. $200-300 131 151395/8 4 vols.

Burns, Robert. Works. London, 1801.

“Second Edition.” 8vo, contemp calf, morocco spine labels (title labels present, 2 vol # labels gone); joints & extremities rubbed. Frontis portrait. Scattered light foxing, ffep of vol 1 detached. $200-300

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Caine, Hall. The Deemster. London: Chatto & Windus, 1887.

1st ed. 8vo, slightly later 3/4 green morocco & marbled bds, spines gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints rubbed & tender. Complete with all advts. Internally clean. The 1st of Caine’s novels to be set on the Isle of Mann. $100-150

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Byron, [Geroge Gordon Noel], Lord. Marino Faliero,... The Prophecy of Dante. London: John Murray, 1821.

1st ed, 1st issue. 8vo, slightly later cloth-backed orig bds; scuffed, edges worn. Untrimmed.

Complete. Scattered light foxing, minor dampstaining to back matter & bottom foreedge corners of last leaves. Front hinge reinforced.

Randolph p73, with 5.5-line Doge’s speech on p151. $100-150 133 151190/19 1 vol.

Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord. [Collection of Works:] Beppo. London: J. Murray, 1818. 3rd ed. Half-title, advts. * Mazzepa. London: J. murray, 1819. 1st ed, 2nd issue. Half-title, advts. Randolph p70. * Manfred. London: J. Murray, 1817. 1st ed. Halftitle, notes. R p64ff. * The Lament of Tasso.

London: J. Murray, 1817. 3rd ed. Half-title, advts. * Poems. London: John Murray, 1816. 1st ed, 2nd issue. Half-title, notes. R p56. * Hebrew Melodies.

London: J. Murray, 1815. 1st ed, 2nd or 3rd issue.

Half-title, lacking advts. R pp50-51. * Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte. London: J. Murray, 1814. 2nd ed. Half-title, advts. R p40. * The Prisoner of Chilton. London: J. Murray, 1816. 1st ed. Half-title, lacking advts. R p61. 8vo, contemp diced calf, gilt, morocco label; scuffed. Internally generally clean. $300-500

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[Clemens, Samuel L.] Twain, Mark: Mark Twain’s Sketches, New and Old. Hartford, 1875. 1st ed, 2nd state. 8vo, orig gilt-decorated blue cloth; corners bumped & rubbed, spine ends frayed & chipped, bottom of spine starting to separate. Illus. occasional internal spotting. Early ownership dated “Jan 1, 1876” on ffep recto. BAL 3364. * A Tramp Abroad. Hartford, 1880. 1st ed, 2nd state. 8vo, orig gilt pictorial brown cloth; light wear. Portrait frontis, illus. BAL 3386, portrait B; 2nd state of 2nd frontis. * A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. New York, 1890. 8vo, orig gilt & color pictorial green cloth; moderate edge wear. Illus. Very slightly shaken. See BAL 3429, [1st ed, 1889]. $200-300 136 151638/3 1 vol.

[Clemens, Samuel L.] Twain, Mark. Sketches, New and Old. Hartford: American Pub Co, 1875.

1st ed, 2nd state. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & blackstamped & decorated blue cloth; light edge wear, corners slightly bumped, head & foot of spine a little frayed - just touching outer spine rules.

Frontis, other illus. Very scattered light spotting.

Fly leaves. Attractive, sound copy in bright bdg.

BAL 3364. $120-180 137 151638/4 1 vol.

[Clemens, Samuel L] Twain, Mark. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. New York: Charles L. Webster, 1885. 8vo, orig gilt & black-stamped pictorial green cloth; light edge wear, corners just bumped, spine ends a little frayed - affecting bottom rule, covers occasionally slightly scuffed.

Portrait, frontis, illus. Minor spotting to edges, discoloration from old newspaper clipping to pp 30 & 31. Former owner’s bookplate at upper fore-edge corner of front paste-down. Tight, bright & attractive copy - orig gilt well-preserved.

BAL 3415, 1st state of pp[13], 57 & 155; 2nd state of title & portrait; 3rd state of p 283. $500-800

138 151072/43 3 vols.

Colum, Padraic: Dramatic Legends and Other Poems. New York: Macmillan, 1922. 1st American ed. 12mo, orig cloth-backed bds, paper cover label, gilt-lettered spine; light edge wear, slightly scuffed. Inscr & sgd by Colum on ffep, pencil annotation at head of p17 initialed by Colum, with autograph postcard inserted. * (Artzybasheff, Boris, illus.)

Creatures. New York: Macmillan, 1927. 1st ed.

8vo, orig cloth-backed pictorial green bds; light wear, d/j (chipping at head & foot of spine, close tears to front panel). Full-page, other illus.

Paperclip residue at foot of half-title. With inserted autograph letter sgd (2pp, 4to, 1928) & autograph postcard. * Wild Earth. New York: Macmillan, 1927. 2nd ptg of the 2nd ed. 12mo, orig green cloth; minor wear, d/j (chipping at edges). Inscr & sgd by Colum on ffep recto. $300-500 139 151583/8B 2 vols.

Dickens, Charles: The Battle of Life. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1846. 1st ed, 2nd issue. Sm 8vo, orig gilt pictorial red cloth, a.e.g.; covers detached, spine detaching, spine head & foot chipped away, losses along joints. With 13 illus incl frontis & additional vignette title. Eckel p122. * The Uncommercial Traveller. London: Chapman & Hall, 1860. 1st ed in book form. 8vo, orig lilac cloth, gilt-lettered spine, untrimmed; slightly cocked, spine & back cover slightly sunned & fading to tan. With 32pp pub cat dated Dec 1860 at back. $100-150 140 151909/91 3 vols.

Dickens, Charles: The Pickwick Papers. London: Chapman & Hall, 1837. 8vo, contemp 1/2 green calf & marbled bds, morocco spine label; scuffed, spine fading to brown. With additional engraved title, frontis, 41 plates by Seymour & Phiz. Moderate to heavy foxing to plates. Early issue. * Dombey & Son. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848. 8vo, contemp 1/2 green morocco & pebbled cloth, gilt; scuffed, extremities rubbed. With 40 plates, incl additional vignette title & frontis by H.K. Browne (“Phiz”). Light to moderate foxing to plates, dampstaining to front matter incl titles. * Little Dorrit. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857.

8vo, contemp 1/4 green calf & marbled bds, red morocco spine label, gilt-ruled spine. With 40 plates, incl additional vignette title & frontis by “Phiz.” Moderate foxing to plates. All 1st book form eds. $250-400

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Dickens, Charles. [Christmas Books:] A Christmas Carol. London: Chapman & Hall, 1843 [but 20th-century facs]. Illus by John Leech. Sm 8vo, cloth, gilt, a.e.g. 4 color plates.

Spotting to endpapers. * The Chimes. London: Chapman & Hall, 1845. 1st ed, later issue. 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, a.e.g.; worn & repaired, new endpapers. With additional vignette title, frontis, text illus & chapter headings by Maclise. Some internal spotting. * The Cricket on the Hearth.

London: Bradbury & Evans, 1846. 1st ed. Sm 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, a.e.g.; some wear, rebacked orig spine laid down. With additional vignette title, frontis, text illus by Maclise, 2pp advts.

Dampstaining to endpapers & front matter. * The Battle of Life. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1846.

1st ed, 3rd issue. Sm 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, a.e.g.; rebacked - orig spine laid down. With additional vignette title, frontis by Maclise, text illus by various hand, 2pp advts* The Haunted Man. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848. 1st ed.

Sm 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, a.e.g., rebacked, modern spine label. New endpapers. With additional vignette title, frontis text illus by various hands, advt at front. $400-600 142 OWNED/739 1 vol.

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

1st ed, late ptg. Small 8vo, orig brown cloth; worn & affected by damp, back cover detached, spine detached, its edges chipped away. With 4 handcolored plates by John Leech. Back endpapers dampstained. Custom cloth clamshell box. With the later “Stave One” reading, half-title in blue, title in red & blue, yellow endpapers. $500-800

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(Dickens, Charles:) Pemberton, T. Edgar. Charles Dickens and the State. London, 1883. 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth.

Frontis, advts. * Fitzgerald, Percy. Bozland: Dickens’ Places and People. L, 1895. 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth. Frontis, advts. Light foxing to front & back matter. * Dickens, Mamie. My Father as I Recall Him. NY, [1897]. Sm 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial cloth. Plates. Some light foxing. * Ward, H. Snowden & Catherine W.B. The Real Dickens Land. L, 1904. 1st ed. 4to, orig gilt-pictorial cloth; edge wear. Plates, text illus. Scattered light foxing. * Fitzgerald, Percy. The Life of Charles Dickens. L, 1905. 1st Am ed. 8vo, orig giltpictorial blue cloth, t.e.g.; edge wear. * Pugh, Edwin. The Charles Dickens Originals. L, 1913. 2nd ptg. 8vo, orig cloth. Plates * Browne, Edgar. Phiz and Dickens. NY, 1914. 1st Am ed. 8vo, orig cloth, gilt, t.e.g. Plates. * Smith, F. Hopkinson. In Dickens’ London. NY, 1914. 2nd ptg. 4to, orig cloth & bds, t.e.g. Plates. * Chancellor, E. Beresford.

The London of Charles Dickens. Phila, [1925]. 1st Am ed. 8vo, orig cloth. Plates. * Osborne, Charles C., ed. Letters of Charles Dickens to the Baroness Burdett-Coutts. L, [1931]. 1st ed, 8vo, orig cloth. Petten, Robert L. Charles Dickens and His Publishers. Oxford, 1978. 8vo, orig cloth, d/j. * Smith, Walter E. Charles Dickens in the Original Cloth. LA, 1983. 4to, orig cloth, d/j. Plates. Part 1 (of 2): The Novels only. $120-180 145 151583/6 1 piece.

(Dickens, Charles.) Browne, H.K. (“Phiz”), after. Engraving.

“Charles Dickens (1873).” [London, 1837 or later.] 8 5/8 x 6 in; 220 x 155mm, margins.

Clean & attractive. Framed. $100-150

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(Dickens, Charles:) (Bibliophile Society.) The Dickens-Kolle Letters.

Boston, 1910. #1/483. 4to, orig 1/2 vellum & brown bds, edges untrimmed. Plates, incl facs.

Near fine. Lacking slipcase. * Dickens, Charles.

The Life of Our Lord. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1934. 1st Am ed. #261/2387 designed by D.B. Updike, The Merrymount Press. 8vo, orig paper vellum, cloth slipcase (label rubbed). Bookplate of Charles W. Burr on front paste-down. Near fine. * Langton, Robert. The Childhood and Youth of Charles Dickens. London: Hutchinson, 1891. #263/300 sgd by the publisher. 4to, orig giltpaneled & -lettered brown cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light edge wear. Mtd plates on chine, other illus. Bright, tight copy. $100-150

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(Dickens, Charles:) [Clark, Joseph Clayton] “Kyd.” “Scrooge’s Christmas Carol?” [Ca 1890-1937.] 5 x 3 1/2 in; 130 x 90mm. Sgd “Kyd” lower left. Clean & attractive. Framed. * Cruikshank, George.

Engraving. “Sykes Attempting to Destroy His Dog.” 7 1/2 x 5 1/2 in; 195 x 140mm. Plate from Oliver Twist, 1838. $200-300

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(Kinsella, Thomas, trans.) The Tain. [Dublin]: Dolmen, [1969]. #1/1750. Illus by Louis Le Brocquy. 4to, orig white-stamped pictorial & lettered black cloth; light edge wear, d/j (spine panel ends rubbed, corners starting to chip, joints creased). Former owner’s ink signature at head of title, otherwise internally clean. $500-800

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(Dickens, Charles.) Brown, H.K. (“Phiz”).

Original Pencil and Watercolor Drawings: Edith standing with chair. 8 1/2 x 7 in; 216 x 178mm. Sgd “Phiz” lower right. * Alice standing.

8 1/2 x 7 in; 216 x 178mm. Sgd “Phiz” lower right. Each with a pencil sketch by Phiz of Edith on verso.

Both likely studies for Dombery and Son: The Four Portraits of Edith, Florence, Alice and Little Paul, London: Chapman & Hall, 1848. With engraved illus by R. Young after H.K. Browne, published with the sanction of Charles Dickens. Each framed, clean & attractive. $3,000-5,000 148 151583/4A 2 pieces.

(Dickens, Charles.) Brown, H.K. (“Phiz”).

Original Pencil and Watercolor Drawing.

Alice Brown seated with cityscape in background. 11 1/2 x 10 in; 292 x 254mm. Sgd “Phiz” lower right. * Alice Brown seated. 11 1/2 x 10 in; 292 x 254mm. Sgd “Phiz” lower left.

Both likely studies for Dombey and Son: The Four Portraits of Edith, Florence, Alice and Little Paul, London: Chapman and Hall, 1848. With engraved illus by R. Young after H.K. Browne, published with the sanction of Charles Dickens each framed, the first reproduced in Edgar Browne’s Phiz and Dickens (New York: Dodd Mead, 1914) plate facing p274. Both clean & attractive. $3,000-5,000 149 151072/18 1 vol.

Dumas, Alexander. Celebrated Crimes. London: Chapman & Hall, 1843.

8vo, contemp 1/2 calf & cloth; spine defective, front cover detached. Internally clean. Presumed 1st English-language ed. $120-180

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Gissing, George. A Life’s Morning. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1888.

1st American ed. 12mo, orig cloth-backed bds; moderate edge wear. 16pp pub cat at back. Book plate on front paste-down.

OCLC 8318545. $100-150 151 151909/95 1 vol.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. The Scarlett Letter.

Boston: Ticknor, Reed & Fields, 1850.

2nd ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig brown cloth, giltlettered spine; corners bumped, spines just frayed, front joints a little scuffed. With 4pp pub cat at front, dated Mar 1, 1850. Early ownership signature of J.R. Marewood, friend of Herman Melville, on ffep. In custom morocco-backed gray cloth clamshell box.

BAL 7601. $200-300 152 152141/11 2 vols.

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

1st American ed. 12mo, orig blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt-lettered spines; corners a little bumped, spine ends just starting to fray. 16pp pub cat at back of vol dated Mar 1860. Back hinge of vol 1 a little stressed. Scattered minor spotting. Sound, attractive set in custom 1/2 morocco case & chemise.

BAL 7621; Clark A23.3c (3rd ptg). $250-400

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Kipling, Rudyard: Captains Courageous. New York: Century, 1897. 1st American ed. 8vo, orig gilt & red-stamped pictorial green cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. Frontis, 21 full-page illus.

Scattered minor foxing. Livingston 138. * Stalky & Co. London: Macmillan, 1899. 1st English ed. 8vo, orig gilt red cloth, t.e.g.; corners bumped, other generally light wear. 2pp advts at back. H 216. * Kim. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1901. 1st American ed, 2nd issue. 8vo, orig gilt blackstamped pictorial cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners & joints a little frayed. 10 plates, incl frontis. Front joint a little tender. H 248. * Two Forewords. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1935. 1st ed. #1/950. 12mo, orig bds; light wear, slipcase (edges worn). Endpaper gutters discolored. * Verse. Garden City: Doubleday, 1946. 8vo, contemp gilt-paneled red morocco, t.e.g.; occasionally scuffed. Portrait. Minor dampstaining. $250-400 155 152141/8 1 vol.

Leroux, Gaston. The Phantom of the Opera.

London: Mills & Doon, [1911].

1st English ed. 8vo, modern full gilt-paneled blue morocco, t.e.g., orig cloth covers & spine bound in.32pp advts at back. Untrimmed. Light foxing to front & back matter, occasional dust smudging. $200-300 156 151072/49 1 vol.

[Peacock, Thomas Love]. The Misfortunes of Elphin. London: Thomas Hookham, 1829.

1st ed. 8vo, orig green cloth, paper spine label (slightly scuffed); corners bumped, spine ends starting to fray, joints starting to stress. Front hinge starting to separate. Edges untrimmed.

Some internal dust smudging & spotting. H. Buxton Forman’s copy, with his book plate on front paste-down, pencil initials on ffep recto.

Sadlier 19574. $250-400

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Scott, Walter, Sir. Rokeby: A Poem. Charlestown, [MA]: E. Etheridge, June 1813.

12mo, orig bds, paper spine label; scuffed, spine partly rubbed away, joints tender, dampstaining at head of front bd, label scuffed - letterpress & ornaments almost entirely intact. Some internal foxing & dust smudging, some darkening to endpapers. Uncut, with flyleaves. Some paper loss at head of “Notes,” pp49/50. Early American ed, 1 of 6 American ptgs issued during this work’s 1st year of publication.

American Imprints 29752. $100-150 158 151607/1 1 vol.

Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1888 [copyright 1879].

“New Edition,” with an introduction by the author. 12mo, orig pictorial green cloth; heavily scuffed, joints, spine ends & corners rubbed.

Frontis. Hinges stressed, ffep starting to detach.

Presentation copy inscr & sgd by Stowe on verso of ffep, “Winfrida [?] S. Bush / from your friend / Harriet Beecher Stowe / Trust in the Lord / and / Do Good / Nov. 26 1889.”

See OCLC 10049555 for “youth’s companion edition” bdg state of this edition - calling for 8 plates. $800-1,200 159 151047/11 6 vols.

[Swift, Jonathan.] Miscellanies. London, 1736.

12mo, contemp gilt-paneled calf, gilt-ruled & numbered spines, red morocco spine labels; scuffed, joints & spine ends rubbed. Some foxing & darkening in vols 5 & 6, but internally generally clean. Vols 1-4, Miscellanies, ptd for Benjamin Motte & Charles Bathurst; vols 5 & 6, Miscellanies in Prose & Verse, ptd for T. Woodward & Charles Davis, with advertisement leaf at front of vol 5 & 5pp advts at back.

Terrink 28, 1st 12mo ed. $250-400 160 151974/1 1 vol.

Verne, Jules. Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1875.

12mo, orig black-stamped green cloth, giltlettered spine; slightly cocked, top & bottom of front & back joints starting to separate, some fraying at head & foot of spine, corners bumped.

Frontis, other plates. Back hinge starting to crack.

Light foxing to endpapers, back & front matter.

Meyers p56 (mistakenly giving 1876 as year of pub). $250-400

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Whitman, Walt. Leaves of Grass. Philadelphia: David McKay, 1884.

12mo, orig mustard yellow cloth, front goldstamped with Whitman’s facs signature within gilt-rule box; light wear. Portrait plate. Bright, tight copy.

See BAL 21428 & 21424, the above the Philadelphia reprint of the Boston, Osgood ed of 1881-82. $300-500 162 151591/1E 4 vols.

Mystery, Detective & Fantasy Limited Edition Reference &c: Barzun, Jacques; Taylor, Wendell H. A Book of Prefaces to Fifty Classics of Crime Fiction, 19001950. New York: Garland, 1976. #113/250. 8vo, orig orange cloth; edges slightly dusty. * Adey, Robert. Locked Room Murders and Other Impossible Crimes. (London): Ferret, (1979). 1st ed. 8vo, orig black cloth; minor wear, d/j (light edge wear). * Queen, Ellery. Ellery Queen’s Japanese Golden Dozen. Rutland: Charles E. Tuttle, (1978). 1st ptg.

8vo, orig brown cloth; minor wear, d/j (light edge wear). * Kneale, Nigel. The Year of the Sex Olympics. (London): Ferret, (1976). 8vo, orig brown cloth; minor wear, d/j (light edge wear). $100-150

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Mystery, Detective & Crime Fiction: Berkeley, Anthony. The Second Shot. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran for the Crime Club, (1931). 1st American ed. 8vo, orig black cloth, light wear, d/j (price clipped, some creasing, repairs to verso, light chipping to edges, slightly dusty). * Connington, J.J. The Twenty-One Clues. Boston: Little Brown, 1941. 1st American ed. 8vo, orig brown cloth; occasionally scuffed & sunned, d/j (moderate creasing, some chipping to edges). * _ _. Grim Vengence. Boston, 1929. 1st American ed. 8vo, orig black cloth; light wear, d/j (light chipping & wear at edges, occasionally a little dusty). * Hare, Cyril. When the Wind Blows.

London: Faber & Faber, (1949). 1st ed. Sm 8vo, orig russet cloth; light wear, slightly cocked, d/j (some edge wear & chipping - just touching a few letters at head of spine panel, lightly creased). * Hull, Richard. My Own Murderer. New York: Julian Messner, (1940). 1st American ed.

8vo, orig blue cloth; light wear, d/j (price clipped, chipping at head & foot of spine panel - touching lettering). * Huxley, Elspeth. The Merry Hippo.

London: Chatto & Windus, 1963. 1st ed. Sm 8vo, orig blue bds; light to moderate wear, d/j (moderately creased, light chipping to edges, slightly dusty). * DuBois, Theodora. Death Wears a White Coat. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1938. 1st ed. 8vo, orig orange cloth; light to moderate wear, old cellotape residue on covers, d/j (creased & chipped, head of spine panel starting to separate). Presentation copy inscr, dated “May 13, 1938” & sgd by the author. Ex-library. * Ellin, Stanley. Mystery Stories. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1956. 1st ptg. 12mo, orig black cloth; light edge wear, d/j (light edge wear). Internally toned. Presenatation copy inscr & sgd on ffep recto by the author. * MacDonald, Philip. The Man Out of the Rain. Garden City, 1955. 1st American ed. 12mo, orig black bds; light wear, d/j (some chipping to edges, verso toned). * _ _. Death and Chicanery. London: H. Jenkins, (1963). 1st ed. Sm 8vo, orig brown cloth; light wear, d/j (slightly dusty). Scattered light internal foxing. * Quentin, Patrick. The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow. New York: Random House, (1962). 1st ptg.

12mo, orig bds; light wear, d/j (slightly scuffed, some toning to verso). * Queen, Ellery. Double, Double. London: V. Gollancz, 1950. 1st English ed.

Sm 8vo, orig red cloth; light wear, d/j (creased & spotted, a few tears & separations starting). * _ _. The King is Dead. Boston: Little, Brown, (1952). 1st ed. 8vo, orig red cloth; light wear, d/j (light creasing, occasional small chipping to edges, occasionally dusty, small repairs to verso). * Whitechurch, Victor L. Murder at the College.

London: W. Collins, Sons, [1932]. 1st ed, 2nd ptg.

8vo, orig red cloth; light wear, pictorial d/j (light wear). Tight, attractive copy, issued without ffep, 3’6 price on d/j spine panel. Lot also incl titles by Frederic Brown, Miles Burton, Clifford Knight, Stuart Palmer, John Welcome, Percival Wilde All 1st or 1st American eds, orig cloth, d/js. $300-500

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164 151591/1C 3 vols.

Sherlockiana: Starrett, Vincent, ed. 221B. Studies in Sherlock Holmes. New York: Macmillan, 1940. 1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & -pictorial burgundy cloth; minor edge wear, d/j (some chipping at edges - not affecting lettering or design elements, some light creasing at foot of front panel, old cellotape repairs at verso of head & foot of spine panel & adjoining areas on verso of front & back panel, verso of d/j excluding flaps toned). Plates. Internally clean. * Queen, Ellery, ed. The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes. Boston: Little Brown, 1944. 1st ed. 8vo, orig red-stamped black cloth, top edge stained red, other edges untrimmed; light wear, d/j (occasional chipping at edges - just touching design elements at head & foot of spine panel). Frontis. De Waal 6064. * The Affair of the Lost Compression. (London): Ferret Fantasy, 1975. 1st ed. #1/500. 8vo, orig pictorial beige wrappers; very occasionally slightly dusty. $200-300 165 151591/1B 1 vol.

(Sherlockiana.) Starrett, Vincent. The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes. New York: Macmillan, 1933.

1st ed, 1st ptg. 12mo, orig gilt-lettered & -pictorial blue cloth, top edge stained blue, other edges untrimmed; minor edge wear, d/j (minor chipping at edges - no loss to lettering or design elements, spine panel a little sunned, small unobtrusive dampstain at center of spine panel, mild discoloration from newspaper clipping on front d/j panel). Photo & other plates. Some discoloration from old newspaper to front endpaper. Presentation copy, inscr & sgd by Starrett at head of ffep. Bright, tight copy.

De Waal 2226. $250-400

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Burgess, Anthony. A Clockwork Orange. New york: Ballantine, [1965].

1st American paperback ptg. 12mo, orig color pictorial stiff wrappers; some light edge wear & moderate dust smudging. Internally moderately toned. Presentation copy inscr, dated “NY 1966” & sgd by Burgess on title. $250-400 168 151643/2 1 vol.

Cather, Willa. My Antonia. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, (1926) [but 1931].

“New Revised Edition.” 8vo, orig tan cloth; light wear, d/j (back flap & bottom half of spine panel torn away, front flap joint separating. Association copy inscr to Oliver LaFarge, dated “October 26, 1933” & sgd by Cather on ffep recto.

La Farge, Oliver, 1901-1963, American writer & anthropologist, concentrating on Native American culture, whose work Cather admired. $250-400 169 152141/9 1 vol.

Haley, Alex. Roots. Garden City: Doubleday, 1976.

1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth-backed bds; light wear, d/j (minor edge wear). Bright, tight copy.

Presentation copy with 4 lines of inscr, dated Jan 25, 1977 & sgd by Haley to “Cara ... and your family from the family of Kunta Kinte.” $100-150

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Achebe, Chinua. Things Fall Apart. New York: McDowell, Obolensky, [1959].

1st American ed. 12mo, orig gray cloth; light edge wear, corners slightly bumped, spine ends just starting to fray, d/j (corners & spine ends chipped, front panel joint often rubbed, small creased & chipped areas along top of front panel - no loss to lettering ot design). Slight discoloration to endpapers. Ink ownership on ffep recto. Sgd by Achebe on title. VG/VG+. $400-600

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Heinlein, Robert A. Revolt in 2100. Chicago: Shasta, [1953].

1st trade ed. 8vo, orig black & red two-tone cloth; minor edge wear, d.j (light edge wear).

VG+/NF-. Sgd by Heinlein on front blank. $800-1,200 171 152146/3 1 vol.

Heller, Joseph. Catch-22. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1961.

1st ptg. 8vo, orig blue cloth, top edge stained orange; minor edge wear, d/j (occasional mostly minor creasing & chipping along edges). Back free endpaper chipped at fore-edge, some discoloration to free endpapers. Sgd by Heller on title. VG+. $500-800 172 151649/5 1 vol.

Huxley, Aldous. Eyeless in Gaza. London: Chatto & Windus, 1936.

1st ed. #2/200 sgd by Huxley. Tall 8vo, orig brown cloth-backed patterned bds, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; corners a little bumped, other generally light wear. Book plate on ffep recto. Issued without d/j or slipcase. $100-150 173 152146/2 1 vol.

Jones, James. Viet Journal. New York: Delacorte, [1974].

1st ptg. 12mo, orig red- & white-stamped black cloth; minor wear, d/j (light creasing to front flap). PNF-/NF. Presentation copy “To Mitch / A Free Copy. / (Under Protest!)....” $100-150

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Lomax, John A. & Alan. Negro Folk Songs as Sung

by Lead Belly. New York: Macmillan, 1936.

1st ed. 4to, orig red-lettered tan cloth; occasionally slightly scuffed, small areas of dust smudging. Frontis portrait of Lead Belly.

Bookplate on paste-down. With 10-line holograph biography sgd in the body by Huddie Leadbetter (“Lead Belly”) on ffep recto, “My name is Huddie Leadbetter / Born in Lo.... / Makes up songs words and / music dont read music....” Dated 1942 in ink by unknown hand. $3,000-5,000 175 152146/9 1 vol.

London, Charmian K. Our Hawaii. New York: Macmillan, 1917.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial bluegreen cloth; light to moderate edge wear. Frontis (loose), 4pp advts. Bookplate of Lynne Montross. Presentation copy to Lynn Montross, with 8-line holograph inscr dated 1924 & sgd by London on ffep recto. Also with 4 silver print photos: 2 small portraits of Jack London mtd to front paste-down; 2 portraits of Jack & Charmian, one mtd to front paste-down & one hinge-mtd to half-title with caption in ink “Solomon Islands 1908.” $400-700

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London, Jack. Before Adam. New York: Macmillan, 1907.

1st ed. 8vo, orig pictorial light brown rough buckram, top edge stained light tan, other edges untrimmed; moderate wear. Frontis, 2pp map, 7 full-page illus, 4pp advts at back. Some dampstaining to bottom of back cover, dust smudging to endpapers, tape residue on back paste-down. Very lightly shaken. With the book plate of Jack London on front paste-down. Orig silver print photo portraits of London mtd to paste-down & ffep recto. Also with check sgd by London, Oakland, Feb 27, 1906 mtd to ffep recto.

Book plate of Lynn Montross on ffep verso. With Charmian London TLs, [Sonoma, CA], May Day, 1925, 1p, 4to, to Lynn Montross, relating to Montross’ book Half Gods & other works, in orig postal envelope. $1,000-1,500

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Maeterlinck, Maurice. [Works.] New York, [1901-1916].

Autograph ed, #1/150. 12mo, contemp giltpaneled dark blue morocco, gilt & blue-green morocco onlay figure of a bird in flight at center of front covers; joints rubbed, a few covers detached or detaching. 9 vols of plays, 10 vols of essays. Sgd by Maeterlinck on verso of front blank in vol 1 of plays & vol 1 of essays. With Maeterlinck ALs in addressed postal envelope tipped in to ffep gutter in vol 1 of plays - Grasse, Feb 19, 1910, 2pp 8vo. Also with Maeterlinck bookplate with his autograph inscr on front paste-down of vol 1 of plays. Sold with all faults. $250-400

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Thompson, Hunter S. The Curse of Lono. Toronto, etc.: Bantum, [1983].

1st ed, advance issue. Illus by Ralph Steadman.

4to, orig pictorial stiff wrappers. NF/NF+. With orig photo advance card with 4-line holograph, “Dear Ralph [Steadman] / We Killed / Like Champions / Lono [Hunter S. Thompson].” $300-500 183 152146/7 1 vol.

Vidal, Gore. The City and the Pillar. New york: Dutton, 1948.

1st ed, 3rd ptg. 8vo, black cloth, d/j. Light wear.

NF-. Sgd by Vidal on title. $400-600

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Morrison, Toni. The Bluest Eye. New York, etc.: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, [1970].

1st ed. 8vo, orig 1/2 blue cloth & gray bds; light edge wear, d/j (minor chipping at spine ends, a few small close tears at top of front panel).

Former ownership in green ink at head of ffep recto. Sgd by Morrison on title. VG/NF+. $1,200-1,800

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Steinbeck, John. In Dubious Battle. New York: Modern Library, [1939].

1st Modern Library ed. 12mo, orig cloth; light to moderate edge wear, slightly dusty. Some internal toning & darkening to endpapers.

Presentation copy to Charles Clift, “Libertarianfighter / ... / Champion of the / Underdog - / 2/25/40 John Steinbeck.” $800-1,200

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Vonnegut, Kurt. Player Piano. New York: Scribner’s, 1952.

1st ed, advance issue. 8vo, orig pictorial stiff wrappers; some creasing & darkening, d/j front & back panels mtd on verso of front wrapper & recto of front blank. Chipping at head of halftitle. With “A” & publisher’s seal on copyright page. Sgd & dated 1987 by Vonnegut on title.

Author’s 1st book. $400-600

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Pound, Ezra &c: Pound, Ezra. The Spirit of Romance. London, 1952.

Revised ed. 8vo, orig green-gray cloth; light to moderate edge wear, d/j (some creasing, occasional chipping at edges). Initialed “EZ P” on ffep recto, possibly in Ezra Pound’s hand. * Duncan, Ronald. Don Juan. London: Faber & Faber, 1954. 1st ed. 8vo, orig purple cloth; light to moderate wear, d/j (light wear). Discoloration to ffep. Presentation copy to Ezra Pound from Duncan, “For EZ / from Ronnie / [19]54” on ffep recto. With typed notes for students, with the pencil notation, “bring 3 carbons to EZ.” $800-1,200

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Modern Fiction & Literature - Advance Copies &c: Harper, Lee. To Kill a Mockingbird. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, [1960]. 8vo, orig bds, d/j; light shelf wear. Book club issue in “Seveth Printing” d/j. * Didion, Joan. Miami. New York: Simon & Schuster, [1987]. 1st ed, advance uncorrected reader’s proof. 8vo, orig wrappers, dated by pub Oct 9, 1987 on front wrapper; minor wear. * Rendell, Ruth. Master of the Moor. New York: Pantheon, [1982]. 1st American ed, uncorrected page proof. 8vo, orig wrappers; some creasing, dampstaininig at bottom edge. * Roth, Philip. The Anatomy Lesson. New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, [1983]. 1st ed, advance copy. 8vo, orig wrappers; light wear. $100-150

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Serling, Rod. Patterns, Four Television Plays.... New York: Simon & Schuster, 1957.

1st ptg. 8vo, orig 1/2 lavender cloth & blue bds; light to moderate wear, d/j (some generally small chipping at spine ends & upper left corner of front panel, panel joints occasionally rubbed).

Photo plates. Presentation copy inscr to Father Sullivan, dated Sept 8, 1958 & sgd by Serling on ffep recto. $500-800 181

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Rosa, Joao Guimaraes. The Devil to Pay in the Backlands. New York: Knopf, 1963.

1st American ed. 8vo, orig floral-stamped green cloth, gilt & red-lettered spine; light wear, d/j (tears to bottom of spine & front panels, wear at corners, but only small paper losses.) Remainder stamps on d/j front flap & ffep. The Brazilian Ulysses. $100-150

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Beston, Henry. The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod. Garden City: Doubleday, Doran, 1928.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered blue cloth; spine ends a little frayed, corners bumped, extremities a little sunned. With photo frontis, 30 photo plates. Title discolored from old newspaper clipping, 1928 newspaper clipping hinged to verso of terminal blank affecting portion of facing free back endpaper verso, occasional slight discoloration to endpapers. Internally generally clean, a few quires slightly toned, a few small spots & dust smudges in gutters. Dated 1928 & sgd in pencil by early owner, Florian Webster Curry, at head of ffep recto. $300-500 187 151190/17 1 vol.

Burroughs, William. The Soft Machine. Paris: Olympia Press, June 1961.

12mo, orig green wrappers; minor wear, d/j (occasional generally light creasing at edges).

With the compliments card of Maurice Girodias (pub of Olympia Press). Near fine in slightly creased d/j.

Maynard & Miles A5a. $120-180 188 151190/34 1 vol.

Burroughs, William S. Naked Lunch. New York: Grove, [1959, but 1962].

8vo, orig black cloth & bds; minor edge wear, d/j ($6.00 price intact, small chipping at head of spine - just touching head of lettering, other light wear at foot of spine & edges). Small smudge at ffep. Attractive copy. VG+.

Maynard & Miles A2b. $250-400 189 151110/8 1 vol.

Butler, Samuel. The Way of All Flesh. London: Grant Richards, 1903.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered red cloth; t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; very occasionally slightly scuffed. With half-title & 12pp pub cat at back. Hinges just cracked, ffep starting to detach, minor spotting to endpapers & advts. Bright, attractive copy in custom cloth slipcase & chemise. $250-400

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Dinesen, Isak. Out of Africa. New York: Random House, [1938].

1st American ed. 8vo, gilt-pictorial black & orange two-tone cloth, top edge stained gray, other edges untrimmed, d/j. NF/F. Negligible wear to cloth bdg, very minor wear to d/j spine panel ends & front panel corners, endpaper gutters slighly discolored, slight wear to top edge of sheets near the head band. $400-700 191 151072/24 3 vols.

Golding, William: Lord of the Flies. London: Faber & Faber, (1955).

3rd imp. Sm 8vo, orig red cloth; light to moderate wear, spine ends starting to fray. D/j flap mtd to front fly recto, former owner’s blindstamp on ffep recto. * The Inheritors.

London: Faber & Faber, (1955). 1st ed, 1st imp.

Sm 8vo, orig blue cloth; light to occasionally moderate shelf wear, slightly cocked. D/j flap mtd to front fly recto. Former owner’s blindstamp on ffep recto. * The Pyramid. London: Faber & Faber, (1967). 1st ed, 1st imp. Sm 8vo, orig blue cloth, d/j. Former owner’s blindstamp on ffep recto. Near fine. $300-500

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Hemingway, Ernest. The Old Man and the Sea. New York: Scribner’s, 1952.

1st trade ed, 1st issue. 12mo, orig blue cloth; light wear to spine ends & corners, later olive state d/j (minor chipping to corners & spine ends, a few small chips along edges, a few small fissures & abrasions to spine).

Hanneman A24.A. $250-400 194 152141/1 1 vol.

Hemingway, Ernest. A Farewell to Arms. New York: Scribner’s, 1929. 1st ed, 1st issue. 12mo, orig black cloth, gold paper spine & cover labels; light wear, d/j (a little discolored at edges, very minor occasional chipping to edges, some darkening to verso, mild tape residue at bottom of verso, front panel hinge expertly repaired). Attractive copy in custom fall-down blue morocco & cloth case.

Hanneman A8a, without the legal disclaimer. $2,000-3,000 195 152141/5 3 vols.

Joyce, James & Friends: Beach, Sylvia. Shakespeare and Company. New York: Harcourt, Brace, [1959]. 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth, d/j. Photo plates. Bright, attractive copy.

NF-/NF. * _ _. Ulysses in Paris. New York: Harcourt, Brace, [1956]. 1st ed, privately ptd.

12mo, pictorial bds; spine ends & corners starting to chip. * Wilder, Thornton. The Ides of March. New York: Harper, [1848]. 1st ed. 12mo, orig cloth; minor wear, d/j (price clipped, small wear at corners). $100-150 196 151190/21 1 vol.

Joyce, James. Ulysses. Paris: Shakespeare & Co, 1927.

9th ptg. 4to, contemp morocco & color patterned bds, spine gilt, t.e.g.; joints & extremities rubbed, occasionally scuffed.

Untrimmed, but bound without the orig wrappers. Some minor creasing, minor discoloration at fore-edge & top edges, but internally generally clean & crisp.

Slocum & Cahoon A17. $200-300

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Linke, Lilo. Restless Flags: A German Girl’s Story.

London: Constable, 1935.

1st ed. 8vo, orig red cloth, top edge stained blue; light wear, d/j (occasional small chipping at edges - affecting the top of T in title at head of spine).

Pictorial endpapers. Attractive copy. VG+/NF-. $150-250 201 151951/3 1 vol.

Mailer, Norman. The Naked and the Dead. New York: Rinehart, (1948).

Advance copy. 1st ed. 8vo, orig self wrappers; minor creasing, minor spotting to a few text leaves. $250-400

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Jones, James. From Here to Eternity. New York: Scribner’s, 1951.

1st ed. 8vo, orig black cloth; minor wear, d/j (minor edge wear). Attractive copy. VG+/NF-. $120-180 198 151072/51 1 vol.

Kerouac, Jack. Big Sur. New York: Farrar, Strauss & Cudahy, (1962).

1st ed, 1st ptg. 8vo, orig blue bds, top edge stained blue; minor wear, d/j (occasionally slightly dust smudged, a few short tears at edges). VG+/NF-. $250-400

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McPhee, John. A Sense of Where You Are: A Profile of WIlliam Warren Bradley. New York: Farrar, Straus, & Giroux, (1965).

1st ed, 1st ptg. 12mo, orig dark blue cloth; ligth edge wear, very slightly cocked, d/j (minor chipping at edge, back panel a little dust smudged, price present). Photo plates. Some dust smudging & spotting at edges of leaves. VG/VG+. McPhee’s 1st book. $100-150 203 151624/1 1 vol.

O’Conner, Flannery. Wise Blood. New York: Harcourt, Brace, (1952).

1st ed. 12mo, orig yellow cloth; minor dust spotting at edges & joints, corners just bumped, d/j (lightly to moderately dusty, a few small fissures & chips at edges, 1/8 in x 1/2 in chip along bottom edge of front panel). Ink ownership dated “67” at head of ffep recto. VG-/VG. Author’s 1st book. $800-1,200

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Lee, Harper. To Kill a Mockingbird. Philadelphia & New York: J.B. Lippincott Company, (1960).

Advance copy. 1st ed. 8vo, orig ptd self wrappers; some creasing & toning, upper 1/3 of gutter of front wrapper chipped away - with loss to ornamental borders, old glue residue on verso of front wrapper & to facing sale’s manager’s report on heavy stock. Publisher’s ptd advance card inserted. Slightly cocked, minor internal spotting.

Provenance: given to the consignor by the publisher, with whom she was engaged in publication promotions. $2,500-4,000

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Thomas, Dylan. In Country, Sleep and Other Poems. [New York]: New Directions, [1952].

1st American trade ed. 8vo, orig green bds; light edge wear, d/j (some chipping at spine ends & tops of cover panels, some minor wrinkling at top of panels - all lettering intact). VG/VG+.

Ralph B15. $120-180 205 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. $250-400

The Collection of Nancy du Pont Reynolds Cooch lots 206-257 The following lots encompass select items from the collection of Nancy du Pont Reynolds Cooch, who passed away at age 95 in January 2015. Mrs. Cooch, a career visual artist, led a life characterized by her spirit of curiosity and experimentation. She collected antiques broadly and discerningly, enjoyed historical and genealogical research, and excelled at a variety of rigorous outdoor sports.

The assortment of books, maps, and manuscript material that follow reflect Mrs. Cooch’s diverse personality, as well as the deep connection she felt to her estimable du Pont family lineage. Of special interest will be the many tokens of the du Pont family’s history in America, including scrapbooks, private family imprints, and historically important manuscripts.

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(Du Pont, Rear Admiral Samuel Francis). Official Dispatches and Letters of Rear Admiral Du Pont, U.S. Navy. 1846-48. 1861-63. Wilmington: Ferris Brothers,1883.

8vo, contemp 3/4 morocco; scuffed, joints rubbed. Ffep, front fly- & title-leaf loose; internally clean. Gift inscription on front flyleaf, “Alexis J. du Pont. From his office to Aunt Sophie.

Oct 7, 1883.” Bookplate of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front pastedown.

Howes D 589. $250-400 207 151873/516A 4 vols.

Du Pont, Pierre Samuel de Nemours: Schelle, G. Du Pont de Nemours et l’ecole physiocratique. Paris: Guillaumin, 1888. 8vo, contemp 3/4 polished tan calf, marbled bds & edges, richly gilt spine, red morocco spine label; light wear. Frontis portrait. Errata. Incl “Liste des ouvrages.” Book plate of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front paste-down. * Chinard, Gilbert, intro by. The Correspondence of Jefferson and Du Pont de Nemours. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 1931. #42/800 (of 810). 4to, orig 3/4 black cloth & bds; occasionally slightly scuffed. Mostly unopened. Photogravure frontis portrait.

Internally crisp & clean. * Chinard, Gilbert, ed.

Lettres de Du Pont de Nemours, ecrites de la prison de la Force. Paris: Margraff, 1929. 8vo, orig ptd wrappers, glassine. Untrimmed. NF. * Du Pont, Pierre Samuel de Nemours. Irenee Bonfils ... published in Paris, 1808. Wilmington, [1947]. 4to, orig black pebbled cloth, gilt; minor wear.

Translated by P.S. du Pont (1870-1954). Parallel French/English text. Internally crisp & clean. $200-300

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(Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel, editor).

Turgot, (Anne Robert Jaques, Baron d’Aulne) .

Ouvres. Paris: Belin, 1808-1811.

8vo, mid-19th century 1/2 brown morocco, marbled bds & edges; joints & spine ends a little rubbed. Binder’s ticket, “J.T. Heald. Wilmington, Del.” Portrait scuffed, light foxing. Bookplate of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front pastedown.

See Sabin 97456 & 97457. $400-700 209 151873/516 13 vols.

Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel: De l’origine et des progres d’une science nouvelle.

London & Paris, 1768. 8vo, mid-19th-century 3/4 calf, marbled bds & edges, gilt spine compartments, maroon morocco labels; light edge wear. [Bound with:] ms English translation of the above. Anonymous period hand, bearing many formal similarities to the French-language hand of P.S. du Pont de Nemours. In ink, on laid paper. 251 pp, contempt foliation in ink. [Bound with:] Irenee Bonfils: sur la religion de ses peres et de nos peres. Paris, 1808. 8vo. * Lettre a la Chambre du commerce de Normandie. Rouen; Paris, 1788. 1st ed. 8vo, bdg as above. OCLC 29351369. * Discours prononce a l’assemblee nationale.... Versailles, 1789. 8vo, bdg as above. 2 fold tables. OCLC 22377690. * _ _, intro by.

Poivre, P[ierre.] Oeuvres completes. Paris: Fuchs, 1797. 8vo, contemp mottled calf, gilt; joints separting, extremities rubbed. OCLC 4904695. * _ _; Lavoisier, Antoine Lurent. Philosophie de l’univers. Paris: Goujon, An VII [1798]. 3rd ed.

8vo, bdg as 1st title of lot. Portrait. OCLC 82882505. * Another copy of the preceding. * Bound collection of 12 French Revolutionary pamphlets, caption title, [Paris: De Imprimerie National, Fructidor An V (1796).] All 8vo, bdg as above. * Rapport sur le droit de marque des cuirs.

Paris: Gouion, 1804. 8vo, bdg as above. Fold table. OCLC 55934849. * Quelques memoires sur differents sujets. Paris: Belin, 1813. 2nd ed. 8vo, bdg as above. Fold map (Long Island, LI Sound, lower Hudson River, upper Delaware River).

OCLC 23421702. * _ _, trans & ed. Sristo, [Ludovico]. Essai de traduction en vers du Roland Furieux.... Paris: Didot, 1812. 8vo, contemp 3/4 morocco & bds; scuffed. Parallel Italian/French text. OCLC 52985969. * Sur l’education nationale dans les Etats-Unis d’Amerique. Paris:Didot, 182.

2nd ed. 8vo, bdg as above. Fold table. OCLC 33079772; Sabin 21883. * Examen du livre de M. Malthus sur le principe de population;.. et une lettre a M. Say. Philadelphia: P.M. Lafourcade, 1817. 8vo, late 19th-century 3/4 morocco & marbled bds; joints & extremitites rubbed. OCLC 15571773. * Another copy of the preceding. 8vo, bdg as in 1st title of lot. Trimmed. * (Large fold table.)

“Table raisonnee des principes de l’economie politique.” Karlsruhe: Michel Maelot, 1775.

48 1/2 x 46 3/4 in; 1230 x 1187mm; occasional small separations along old folds. Generally clean & crisp. * Lieutaud, J. Precis de la matiere medicale.

Paris, 1770. Vol 1 only. 8vo, contemp mottled calf; scuffed. With short ms note likely in the hand of Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours inserted. All vols save the last with the book plate of Alexis & Elizabeth de Pont on front paste-down. All generally internally clean. $2,000-3,000

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Du Pont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel. Manuscript Treatise.

[Mémoire] aux républiques équinoxiales, et a celles qui leur seront naturellement confédérées. [Paris]: March, 1815.

4to, contemp 3/4 morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered morocco decorated label, binder’s ticket “J.T. Heald, 127 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.”

Title, [pp i-viii, manuscript letter], 1-138pp, [3pp index]; orig foliation in ink.

Dedicatory inscription to “Don M. Palacios” on flyleaf. Manuscript treatise on government in presumed secretarial hand(s), with dedicatory epistle to Manuel Palacios-Fajardo in second, distinctive (& likely authorial) hand.

Colophon dated with holographic signature, “Paris 13 Mars 1815. DuPont [de Nemours].” Moderately but evenly toned. Abundant corrections in ink (in second, possibly even third, hand) to manuscript text, with period repairs/pasted corrigenda to certain passages (as on e.g. pp 92, 132, 134).

Later engraved owner’s bookplate & various later owners’ inscriptions, including those of Frances “Fanny” Du Pont (nee Solana), Alexis & Elizabeth DuPont, [A.I.] Dupont.

Body of manuscript consists in sixteen chapters (several having complex groupings of subsections): 1) ‘objet et motifs de cet ouvrage’; 2) ‘appercu

general’; 3) ‘principes de la societe’; 4) ‘application de ces principes aux nouvelles republiques americaines’; 5) ‘des maitres et des esclaves’; 6) ‘des capitalists preteurs et des debiteurs engages’; 7) ‘avantages de la liberation’; 8) ‘dignite et droits des proprietaires des terres’; 9) ‘obligations des proprietaires des terres’; 10) ‘principes des finances’; 11) ‘articles constituniels [sic]’; 12) ‘assemblee communale’; 13) ‘de la representation nationale, et du gouvernement en general’; 14) ‘de quelques institutions necessaires’; 15) ‘de la grande confederation americaine’; 16) ‘resume de ce travail.’

Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours, 1739-1817, French writer, economist, publisher, government official, aristocrat. Wrote numerous, influential treatises on political & economic theory; coined term “physiocracy” in major economic treatise, Physiocratie, Ou Constitution Naturelle du Gouvernement le Plus Avantageux au Genre Humain, written in 1768 under tutelage of Francois Quesnay. Economic advisor to Jacques Necker and King Louis XVI. Author of Louisiana Purchase. Father of business magnate Eleuthere Irenee DuPont, founder of E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. $30,000-50,000

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Among the scholarship treating Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours’ life and literary output, there is a communis opinio that his constitutional treatise Républiques équinoxiales was never published, and that the very few manuscript copies of it went missing sometime after his passing in 1817.

(See e.g. Chinard, 1931; Saricks, 1965) That he had ever written such a work was, in fact, known only from a few scant references in the extant du Pont–Jefferson correspondence from 1815 and 1816.

The first such reference appears in a letter dated May 26, 1815 where, amid a broader discussion of various political developments in South America, du Pont alludes to what would prove to be one of his final literary undertakings, and also the impetus behind it: “Ten or twelve large republics are being created on your continent. They will establish themselves and grow stronger, although a few might be temporarily vanquished by the strength or weakness of European Spain.

Three of these republics, which are already united, have done me the honor of consulting me…. They had no idea yet about representative governments, and they had experienced the danger of tumultuous assemblies.”

In mentioning this “consultation”, du Pont refers to an occasion which must have occurred in Paris at some point in 1814. At that stage, a certain Manuel Palacio-Fajardo, representing the state of New Granada, approached du Pont, and commissioned him to draft a constitutional guidebook for the practical and economical management of his fledgling republic.

Later in the year, on December 7th, du Pont sent a manuscript copy of the realized Républiques équinoxiales to Jefferson for his perusal. This was not in itself a rare occurrence, since the two men often discussed matters of economics and politics, and since du Pont had asked Jefferson on several earlier occasions to proofread and critique his latest writings. But only shortly after its dispatch, he asked Jefferson to return the manuscript. He explains the reason for this in his letter of December 20th:

“If you have read the Mémoire aux républiques équinoxiales, I would be grateful if you could send it back to me, either directly if your franking privilege allows it, or through either the president or the secretary of state, who could get it to me under their countersignatures. I will send you another copy of it, which I am having prepared right now. But I need to give the former one to Don Pedro Gual, who has been sent to the United States by the republics that consulted me and that are united as New Granada. It may be that General Palacio has not received either of the two copies I sent him; and the opportunity of transmitting one personally to a civil officer of these republics is not to be neglected.”

Jefferson returned the manuscript sometime around the beginning of the New Year, 1816, as may be inferred from his December 31st and January 3rd replies to du Pont. Having delivered the desired copy to the deputy Don Pedro Gual, du Pont then sent a second manuscript Républiques équinoxiales to Jefferson for his commentary. On March 31, 1816, he writes: “I have the honor of sending you again my little gospel for the use of the Spanish republics, which I brought to you four months ago. Thank God I have had and will still have several copies of it to give away, as I have only one secretary…. This book on republics, newly born, to be born, or to be restored, is one of my writings for which I most desire your approval and blessing. I would like to find a good writer to translate it into Spanish.”

As mentioned, the unpublished treatise Républiques équinoxiales has been known solely through the references in the foregoing letters (and that only to the handful of scholars who have studied them). Nevertheless, there are several crucial indications that the present manuscript is a period copy of the otherwise unattested work, only now coming to light after having spent two centuries in the custody of the du Pont family. The title and dates of composition, which match those signaled in the Jefferson correspondence; the dedicatory inscription and letter to M. Palacios, whom du Pont identified as his intended recipient in the letter of December 20, 1815; and, finally, the colophon, which du Pont signed and dated, altogether allow for little doubt

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that this particular copy is identical with the literary work which du Pont himself described, and thereafter sent twice, to his friend Thomas Jefferson.

(For paleographic comparanda to du Pont’s signature, and especially the florid curlicue added to the lobe of the p-stroke, see e.g. the LC collection of Madison-du Pont correspondence, readily accessible online at loc.gov).

The overall scope and narrative content of this newly rediscovered manuscript likewise suggest that it must be the formerly “lost” treatise. It is clear that the chapter headings of the present copy (as outlined above) conform to du Pont’s more general interests and views on agriculture, economics, constitutional theory, and anthropology; these were themes which he discussed with an unwavering consistency throughout his other works. Moreover, the salient points of Jefferson’s own review of the Républiques équinoxiales, which he offered to du Pont on April 26, 1816, also reveal that the manuscript now at hand corresponds in form and content to that which Jefferson himself read. In his observations on the dangerously oligarchic structure du Pont recommended, Jefferson appears to be criticizing the arguments found in chapter twelve of the present manuscript, ‘assemblee communal, seconde section: des assemblees de canton,’ and in its concluding chapters.

One final observation on the “state” or “edition” of this manuscript: it seems likely that this particular copy represents a second (or possibly third) authorial recension of the text of Républiques équinoxiales. This is evidenced not only by the frequent revisions and corrections throughout, but also by a statement du Pont makes in the manuscript’s prefatory letter to Don Manuel Palacios, wherein he remarks on the superiority of this present state of the text: “J’ignore si la premiere copie du Memoire ici joint a pu vous parvenir, et je vous envoie une seconde en peu corrigee.”

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[Williams, William B.] History of the Manufacture of Explosives for the Great War, 1917-1918. N.p., [1919].

Oblong 4to, orig cloth; light wear, slightly dusty.

Photo plates, incl fold panoramas. Front hinge broken. $100-150 216 151780/521O 1 vol.

Taylor, Ellery Kirke, ed. Welcome Englishmen: a 300 Year History of the Bradford Family, with Mayflower Lineage Charts and Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers. [Haddonfield, NJ, 1951.]

4to, orig red-stamped pictorial beige buckram. $100-150 218

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Du Pont, B.G. The Lives of Victor and Josephine du Pont. N.p., [1930]. #1/300. 8vo, cloth-backed gilt-paneled blue morocco, t.e.g.; extremities scuffed. Color frontis, plates (a few sprung), some dampstaining at upper blank front margins. $150-250 212 151780/329 1 vol.

Manuscript Commonplace Book of E.D. du Pont, 1828-1832.

Oblong 12mo, orig calf, gilt-ruled calf spine; slightly scuffed, corners slightly rubbed. Several hundred leaves of different color stock, with approx 50 ms entries; includes original pencil/pencil & wash drawings. $600-900 213 151780/521P 1 vol.

Du Pont Family - Scrapbook: Assembled ca 1903-1910. Incl letterpress & photomechanical illus scraps, orig drawings, typed sheets, & ms material. $300-500 214 151780/327B 1 vol.

(Scrapbook).

“Baby’s First Christmas.” Ca 1920. 4to, orig cloth.

Color die-cuts, &c. $200-300

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Vanderbilts: Vanderbilt, Harold S. On the Wind’s Highway: Ranger Rainbow and Racing. New York: Scribner’s, 1939. 1st ed. 4to, orig photo pictorial cloth; light wear, glassine & ptd paper flaps, d/j. Color frontis, photo plates. Minor spotting to foreedges. Untrimmed edges. Orig slipcase with paper spine label; edge wear. * Vanderbilt, Cornelius, Jr. The Living Past of America. New York: Crown, (1955). 4to, orig cloth & bds; light wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping to edges).

Photo illus. Sgd by Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. on ffep recto. $250-400 218 151780/73 2 vols.

Spooner, Walter Whipple, ed. Historic Families of America. New York, [1907].

Folio, contemp 3/4 crushed brown morocco, t.e.g., gilt spine compartments, raised bands; small discoloration at foot of spine of 1 vol. Photo plates, tissue guards. Bookplates of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont. Internally clean & untrimmed, an attractive set. $400-700 219 151780/519 1 vol.

Dana, James Dwight. A Manual of Geology. New York, etc.: American Book Company, 1896.

4th ed. Thick 8vo, orig green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; occasionally scuffed. Illus & figures in text.

H.F. & E.E. du Pont ownership on ffep. $100-150 220 151780/521M 1 vol.

Ashley, Clifford W. The Yankee Whaler. Boston & New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1926. #28/156 (of 125) sgd by Ashley & with orig pen & ink by him tipped in. 4to, orig 1/4 tan spine & blue bds, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; some very light edge wear, slipcase (some edge wear). Color & b/w plates.

Attractive copy. $250-400

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Short, John T. The North Americans of Antiquity.

New York: Harper, 1880.

8vo, orig green cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear. Frontis, full-page & text iillus. Book plate of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front paste-down.

Tight, attractive copy. $150-250 222 151780/330 1 vol.

[Pritts, Joseph]. Incidents of Border Life.

Lancaster: G. Hills,1841.

8vo, contemp sheep; scuffed, rebacked. With 7 plates; light to moderate foxing.

Howes P 622: collates as ed of 1842, 511 pp, 7 plates. $80-120 223 151780/71 1 vol.

Braght, T[ieleman] J[anszoon] v[an]. Der blutige Schau-Platz, oder Martyrer Spiegl der TauffsGesinnten. Lancaster: Joseph Ehrenfried, 1814.

2nd ed. Folio, contemp calf; rebacked, clasps defective. Lightly toned, scatterd foxing, some dampstaining to back matter & last several signatures.

American Imprints 30982; Arndt 2023. $250-400

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224 151780/323 3 vols.

Franklin, Banjamin. The Complete Works. London: for J. Johnson, et al., [1811].

“Second Edition.” 8vo, contemp diced calf, rebacked, modern morocco spine labels. With portrait, 3 additional vignette titles, 13 plates (some fold), 1 fold table. Internally generally clean. Early ownership signature of R.D. du Pont on front fly of vol 1.

Ford 551. $300-500 225 151780/517 4 vols.

Sandburg, Carl. Abraham Lincoln: the War Years.

New York: Harcourt, Brace, [1939].

1st ed. #81/500 (of 525) sgd by Sandburg. 4to, orig gilt-lettered brown cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, morocco spine labels (a little scuffed). Plates. Attractive set. $500-800 226 151780/76 2 vols.

Morrison, Arthur. The Painters of Japan. London & Edinburgh: T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1911. #94/150. Folio, orig black cloth with gilt vignettes, edges untrimmed; occasionally scuffed. With 122 mounted color & b/w plates, lettered tissue guards; one plate loose, otherwise internally clean. $200-300 227 151780/521G 1 vol.

Goodrich, Frank B. The Court of Napoleon, with Portraits of its Beauties, Wits, and Heroines. New York: Derby & Jackson, 1857.

4to, orig publisher’s full gilt & blind-stamped green morocco, a.e.g.; spine fading to brown, joints & extemities often rubbed. With 16 handcolored litho plates (incl frontis & additional title page). Scattered minor spotting, some occasional dust smudging. Bookplate of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front paste-down. $200-300 228 151780/72 2 vols.

(Dore, Gustave, illus). The Holy Bible. London & New York: Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, 1870.

Lg folio, orig richly gilt lettered & pictorial blue cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear.

With 238 wood-engraved plates. Endpapers creased, light foxing to title pages & front matter, but internally generally clean. $500-800

229 151780/521D 1 vol.

(Lathrop, Dorothy P., illus.) De la Mare, Walter.

Down-Adown-Derry. London: Constable, (1922).

1st ed. #201/325 sgd by de la Mare. 4to, orig gilt-pictorial paper vellum, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; some dust smudging to covers, spine darkened. With 3 color plates (incl frontis), full-page & other illus. Ffep discolored, otherwise internally clean. Sound, attractive copy. $250-400 230 151780/521K 1 vol.

(Pogany, Willy, illus.) Arnold, Edwin, Sir. The Light of Asia,... Life and Teaching of Gautama.

Philadelphia, (1932).

4to, orig black cloth with front cover in silver, pictorial center cover label. With 12 plates. Tight, bright copy. $100-150 231 151780/521C 1 vol.

(Goble, Warwick, illust.) James, Grace. Green Willow and Other Japanese Fairy Tales. London: Macmillan, 1910.

1st ed, “Edition de Luxe”, #1/500. 4to, orig gilt pictorial vellum, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; scuffed & partly dampstained, some warping, ties gone. With 40 colored plates hinged on paper mounts with lettered tissue guards.

Spotting to endpapers, but internally generally clean. $250-400 232 151780/69C 1 portfolio.

Wyeth, Andrew. Ten Color Reproductions of Paintings. New York: Triton, 1956. #29/250 sgd by Andrew Wyeth. Text & 10 color collotypes, 26 x 20 in; 660 x 508mm.

Loose, as issued, with ptd sleeves & glassine guard sheets. In beige buckram box with morocco spine, corners, & label; morocco parts scuffed. Corner of text leaves creased, glassine sheet for plate 1 absent. Sgd by Andrew Wyeth on limitation page of text insert. $1,000-1,500 233 151780/518 2 vols.

Worlidge, T[homas]. Collection choisie de desseins tires de pierres precieuses antiques.

London: J. Wicksteed, 1768 [but 1800?].

4to, early 19th-century full gilt-paneled straightgrained blue-black morocco, gilt-lettered & ruled spines, turn-ins gilt, a.e.g., fore-edge roughcut; joints & spine ends just rubbed. With 177 leaves of plates, several expertly embellished in period color. Some foxing to titles & a few plates, but internally generally clean. Book plates of Alexis & Elizabeth du Pont on front paste-down. $400-700

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Bayley, John. The History and Antiquities of the Tower of London. London: for T. Cadell, 1821.

1st ed. 4to, contemp gilt-paneled & -armorial diced calf, a.e.g.; expertly restored. With 27 plates (incl plans), tissue guards. Errata.

Attractive copy. $400-700 235 151780/78 1 vol.

Onuki, Chuzo. Bonsai. Tokyo, 1964.

1st ptg. 4to, orig gilt-lettered cream buckram, glassine, cloth slipcase. With 108 hinge-mtd color photo plates. Japanese/English text. $150-250 236 151780/77 1 vol.

Greenewalt, Crawford Hallock. Hummingbirds.

Garden City: Doubleday for the American Museum of Natural History, (1960). #91/500 sgd by Greenwalt. 4to, orig green morocco, gilt, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., color pictorial cover label; minor edge wear, slipcase with color cover label. With 69 corner-hinged color photo plates. Related inserts. $150-250

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The Sportsman’s Dictionary; or, the Gentleman’s Companion for Town and Country. London: for G.G.J. & J. Robinson, 1785.

“Third Edition.” 4to, contemp marbled bds, rebacked with later salmon calf, red morocco spine label. With 16 plates, incl frontis (bottom edge shaved). A few expert marginal repairs, scattered light foxing. Complete with half-title. $250-400 240 151780/521H 1 vol.

Exupery, Antoine de Saint. Wind, Sand, and Stars.

New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, (1939). #422/500 sgd by author. 8vo, orig 1/4 blue morocco & cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; spine rubbed & desiccated. Illus. $250-400 241 151780/327A 2 vols.

Lamb, Charles. The Essays of Elia; Last Essays of Elia. London: Dent, (1934, 1937).

8vo, contemp 3/4 scarlet morocco, gilt, fully gilt spine compartments, t.e.g.; minor wear.

Frontispieces, full page illus. Bright & attractive. $200-300

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Willughby, Francis; Ray, John. The Ornithology....

London: A.C. for John Martyn, 1678.

Folio, contemp paneled calf, rebacked, new endpapers. With 2 tables, 80 plates. Title in red & black. Internally generally clean.

Wing W-2880. $1,000-1,500 238 151780/521F 3 vols.

Sporting Books: (Aldin, Cecil; Edwards, Lionel, illus.) Higgins, A. Henry, ed. As Hounds Ran: Four Centuries of Foxhunting. New York: Huntington Press, 1930. #247/990, ptd by D.B. Updike, the Merrymount Press. 4to, orig burgundy cloth, gilt, top edge stained burgundy, other edges untrimmed; light wear, spine starting to fade. Plates. Partly unopened. * (Derrydale Press.) Clark, Roland.

Gunner’s Dawn. New York, 1937. #103/950. 4to, orig gilt-paneled & pictorial red cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, glassine. Orig etched frontis sgd in pencil by Clark, color & b/w plates. Mostly unopened. * Schaldack, William J. Fish by Shaldack. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott, 1937. #1456/1500. 4to, orig gilt-pictorial ligth blue cloth with darker blue morocco, labels, glassine; small areas of old tape residue. Plates. Attractive copies. $500-800

242 151780/70 1 vol.

Thackeray, William Makepeace. Vanity Fair.

London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848.

1st ed in book form, mixed issue. 8vo, late 19thcentury full gilt-paneled polished tan calf, richly gilt foliate spine compartments, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt, maroon morocco spine label; occasionally a little scuffed. With 40 plates (incl additional vignette title & frontis). Text illus by Thackeray. Some offsetting & darkening to vignette title & frontis, light toning to plate edges, scattered light foxing. With rustic type heading of p1 & supressed woodcut of the Marquis of Steyre on p453. $300-500 243 151780/328 2 vols.

Thackeray, William Makepeace. The History of Pendennis. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1849-50.

1st ed in book form. 8vo, late 19th-cenutry 1/2 black morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered spine.

With 50 plates (incl additional vignette titles & frontises), text illus by Thackeray. Moderate foxing to vignette titles & frontises, light to moderate internal toning & foxing. $150-250

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Kipling, Rudyard. The Collected Works in Prose & Verse. [Garden City]: Doubleday, Doran, 1941.

The Burwash Edition, #143/1000 sgd by Kipling.

8vo, orig red cloth, gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; minor edge wear, spines occasionally starting to fade. Frontis portrait.

Attractive set. $800-1,200 245 151780/68 2 vols.

(The Koran in English). Translated from the Original Arabic...to Which is Prefixed a Preliminary Discourse by George Sale. London, 1821.

8vo, contemp 1/2 polished tan calf, gilt & marbled bds & edges, maroon morocco spine labels; occasionally scuffed. Fold plan & view of Mecca on one sheet, 3 tables (2 fold). Some offsetting & spotting to & from plates, otherwise internally generally clean. With armorial bookplate & 19th-century binder’s ticket. $300-500 246 151873/707 1 piece.

Bradford, William. Manuscript Document Signed.

Bedford County, [Pennsylvania], Jan 1783. 1p, folio; creasing & toning along old folds. Judicial indictment of Elizabeth Stendly for fornication, docketed with “ignoramus” notation. Sgd by Bradford as Pennsylvania attorney general.

William Bradford, Revolutionary soldier, jurist, US attorney general, 1794-95. $400-700

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247 151780/172 1 piece.

Delacroix, Eugene, after. Lithograph.

“Jeune tigre jouant avec sa mere.” [Paris]: Bertauts, [1831]. 8 13/16 x 11 1/2 in; 224 x 292mm, sheet size. Moderate foxing in blank margins outside image & on verso of sheet.

Framed.

Delteil 91, 3rd state of 6. $1,000-1,500 248 151875/410 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “The Superb Lily.” Mezzotint ptd in color & finished by hand. 22 1/8 x 17 1/4 in (563 x 437mm) sheet; 18 7/8 x 14 1/8 in (480 x 358mm) plate, good margins. Mezzotint plate “B” (“Earlom sculpt.”), 3rd state of 4 (“roulette lines above ‘the’ and ‘Earlom’”). Lightly to moderately toned, minor dampwrinkling in image upper right. A little dusty, tape residue on verso.

Dunthorne 301. $1,500-2,500 249 151875/409 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “Tulips.” London, May 1, 1798. Mezzotint, ptd in blue & brown & finished by hand. 19 x 14 1/8 in (482 x 358mm), trimmed at plate mark. 1st state of 2 (“title ‘Tulips’ in sloping caps, traces of upright caps seen underneath”). Mtd to bd.

Image clean, bright, & attractive; minimal toning outside of image.

Dunthorne 301. $3,000-5,000

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250 151875/413 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “A Group of Carnations.” London, April 2, 1803.

Aquatint, stipple & line, ptd in color & finished by hand. 20 3/16 x 15 3/8 in (514 x 388mm); trimmed within plate mark. Presumed 1st state of 3. Mtd to bd. Image clean, bright & attractive; minimal toning outside image.

Dunthorne 301. $1,500-2,500

253 151875/411 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “The Oblique-leaved Begonia.” London, July 1, 1800.

Aquatint, stipple & line, ptd in color & finished by hand. 19 7/8 x 14 3/4 in (507 x 372mm), trimmed within plate mark. Presumed 3rd state of 3. Mtd to bd. Image generally clean & attractive, light toning to plate.

Dunthorne 301. $600-900

251 151875/413A 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “The Blue Passion Flower.” London, January, 1800.

Aquatint, stipple & line, ptd in color & finished by hand. 19 7/8 x 14 3/4 in (307 x 372mm); trimmed within plate mark. Presumed 1st state of 3. Mtd to bd. Image clean & attractive; very light toning outside image.

Dunthorne 301. $1,500-2,500 252 151875/412 1 piece.

Thornton, Robert John. Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving.

[The Temple of Flora, London, 1799-1807]: “The Narrow-leaved Kalmia.” London, June 1, 1804.

Aquatint & stipple, ptd in color & finished by hand. 19 7/8 x 14 3/4 in (507 x 372mm); trimmed within plate mark. 1st and only state.

Mtd to bd. Image clean, bright, & attractive; toning outside of image. $1,000-1,500

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254 151780/383 1 piece.

Cochin, C.N. & Le Bas, J.Ph. after Vernet, Joseph.

Hand-Colored Engraving.

“Vue de la Ville et du Port de Bordeaux.” Paris, 1764.

Plate no. 9, Ports du France. 24 3/4 x 35 3/8 in (630 x 897mm) sheet size; 20 2/4 x 29 3/8 in (530 x 747mm) plate mark. Full margins. Attractive old or orig color. Laid down on bd; light mat burn, slightly toned. $500-800

257 151780/418 1 piece.

Seutter, Matthaus; Lotter, T.C. Hand-Colored Engraved Map.“Plan von neu Ebenezer” (Georgia, with inset of Great St. & Simon’s Isle, view of water mill). Augsburg, [1747]. 22 3/4 x 20 1/16 in; 578 x 510mm. Mtd on bd, trimmed at or just outside neat lines. Old or orig color. Light to moderate toning & spotting; 1 in sq dark ink smudge in the Atlantic Ocean portion of the Georgia map.

Cumming, The Southeast in Early Maps, 265. $3,000-5,000

255 151780/383A 1 piece.

Cochin, C.N. & Le Bas, J.Ph. after Vernet, Joseph.

Hand-Colored Engraving.

“L’Entree du Port de Marseille.” Paris, 1760. Plate no.

4, Ports du France. 24 3/4 x 35 3/8 in (630 x 897mm) sheet size; 20 2/4 x 29 3/8 in (530 x 747mm) plate mark. Full margins. Attractive old or orig color. Laid down on bd; light mat burn, slightly toned. $500-800 256 151873/515 1 piece.

Mouzon, Henry. Linen-Backed Fold Map. “An Accurate Map of North and South Carolina, with Their Indian Frontiers....” London: R. Sayer and J. Bennett, May 30, 1775. 40 x 56 1/2 in; 1,015 x 1,435mm. Some dust smudging & spotting. Linenbacked & folded into 40 sections. With inserts of “The Harbour of Port Royal” & “The Bay and Harbour of Charlestown.” In custom 1/2 morocco box.

Ownership inscr of George Izard, perhaps in his own hand, on linen-backed reverse.

Cumming, The Southeast in Early Maps, 450.

George Izard, 1776-1828, soldier, general in U.S. Army during War of 1812, Governor of Arkansas Territory. $8,000-12,000 257

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Oliver, Andrew. An Essay on Comets in Two Parts.

Salem, New England: Samuel Hall, 1772.

8vo, modern calf. Title repaired & toned, light toning & scattered light foxing, old repairs at gutter at back. With old (contemp) informed ink annotations & corrections incl annotations mtd on slips over several passages.

Evans 12498. $150-250 259 151372/9 1 vol.

Haley, William. The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem in Six Cantos. Newburyport: John Mycall for Joseph H. Seymour, n.d. [1794].

“First American Edition, with plates.” [but 2nd American ed]. 12mo, contemp tree sheep, giltruled spine; spine label gone, occasionally rubbed. With 5 (of 7) plates, lacking plates 5 & 6. Scattered light foxing, light offsetting.

Generally bright & crisp copy.

Evans 27104. $100-150 260 152086/3 1 vol.

M’Donald, Alexander. The Youth’s Assistant; Being a Plain, Easy, and Comprehensive Guide to Practical Arithmetic. Norwich, [CT]: John Trumbull, 1785.

12mo, orig sheep-backed bds; extremities rubbed. Some dampstaining to back matter.

Advts on inside of back bd, errata. Early owner’s ink signature on inside of front bd.

Evans 29004. $100-150 261 152086/2 2 vols.

The New-England Primer; Much Improved.

Philadelphia: T. Dobson, 1797.

24to, orig ptd self wrappers; some creasing & occasional dampstaining. [72 pp], A-B12, C8, D4. * Another copy of the preceding. Some creasing & occasional dampstaining. Incomplete, 68pp only, lacking C2, C3, C6, C7. $400-700 262 152086/1 6 vols. (Wrappers.)

New England Almanacs: The New-England Almanack; or, Lady’s and Gentleman’s Diary for 1799 by Isaac Bickerstaff.

Providence: Carter and Wilkinson, [1798]. 12mo, orig sewn wrappers. 12 leaves. Lightly to moderately toned, 1/2 x 1/4 in puncture at upper fore-edge of text of last 4 leaves. Drake 12961. * Beers’ Almanack for 1800, by Andrew Beers.

Hartford: Hudson & Goodwin, [1799]. 12mo, orig front wrapper. Lightly to moderately toned. [1-12] (of 18) leaves. Drake 599. * Hutchins Improved: Being an Almanack and Ephemeris ... for ... 1801 ...

by Andrew Beers. Newburg, [NY]: Elias Winfield,

[1800]. 12mo, orig self wrapper. 18 leaves. Light toning, minor spotting. Drake 6115. * Low’s: An Astonomical Diary or Almanack; for ... 1801. Boston: John & Thomas Fleet, [1800]. 12mo, orig self wrappers. 18 leaves. Light to moderate toning & spotting. Drake 3626. * Low’s: An Astronomical Diary or Almanack for ... 1803. Boston: John & Thomas Fleet, [1802]. 12mo, orig sewn wrappers. 18 leaves. Moderate toning & some spotting. Drake 3646. * Hutchins Improved: Being an Almanack and Ephemeris ... for 1804. New York: Ming & Young, [1803]. 12mo, orig sewn self wrappers. 18 leaves. Some toning & spotting.

Drake 6178. All untrimmed, often creased, scattered wear, a few tears & scattered small paper loss. $250-400 263 151372/4 1 vol.

Sargent, Winthrop, ed. The History of an Expedition against Fort Du Quesne in 1755; under Major-General Edward Braddock.... Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1855.

1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; wear at head & foot of spine & joints, corners cumped. With 10 plates (maps, plans, views - some fold). Internally clean, unopened, bright & sound.

Howes S-112, “Best account of the Braddock disaster.” $120-180 264 151852/1 26 vols.

Paine, Thomas: Common Sense. London: H.D. Symonds, 1791.

12mo, disbound. Some spotting & dust smudging, without portrait. Sabin 58214. * _ _. London: J. Ridgway, 1792. 8vo, disbound.

Minor spotting. See Sabin 58214 (1791 ptg). * The American Crisis. Philadelphia: Styner & Cist, [1777]. 8vo, orig sewn wrappers. Some spotting, slightly dusty. Untrimmed. [11]-26-56pp.

Complete. Sabin 58207, calling for 27-57pp. * (Fragment.) The American Crisis. London: W.T. Sherwin, 1817. Partial old wrappers, bdg broken.

Title dust smudged. Untrimmed. Sabin 58209. * Letter Addressed to the Abbe Raynal.

Philadelphia: Melchoir Steiner, Robert Aitken, 1782. 1st ed. 8vo, disbound. Some dust smudging, small areas of dampstaining & chipping at upper blank fore-edge. Errata. Sabin Sabin 58222. * Another 18th-century ptg of the preceding. Dublin, 1782. 8vo, disbound. A little toned, title a little dusty. Sabin 58222. * Letter Addressed to the Addressers, of the Late Proclamation. London: H.D. Symonds, 1792. 1st ed. 8vo, disbound. Some spotting & dust smudging, chipping at title gutter. 78, [2]pp.

OCLC 759817. * _ _. London: H.D. Symonds.

8vo, disbound. Minor spotting. 50pp, complete. * _ _. London: R. Carlile, 1819. 8vo, disbound.

With 2pp advts at back. * Letter from ... To George Washington,... Paris, July 1796. Baltimore: G. Douglas, 1802. 8vo, disbound. Spotting to title, some internal dampstaining. Sabin 58225.

* Thomas Paine to the Citizens of Pennsylvania,...

Calling a Convention. Philadelphia: Wm. Duane, 1805. 1st ed. 12mo, disbound. Untrimmed, some spotting & toning. American Imprints 9089; Sabin 58240 (mistakenly calling for 40pp, this being 30pp). * Letters to the Citzens of The United States of America, after an Absence of Fifteen Years.

London: T. Sherwin, 1817. 2nd ed. 8vo, disbound.

Spotting to title. Sabin 58231. * Rights of Man. Philadelphia: Samuel Harrison, 1791. 2nd ed. 8vo, orig self wrappers. Some toning & spotting, creasing at untrimmed edges. Evans 23664. * Rights of Man, Part Second. Philadelphia: H. & P. Rice; S.H. Smith, 1792. “Second Philadelphia Edition.” 8vo, disbound. Minor spotting. Evans 23665. * _ _. London: J.S. Jordan, 1791. “Fifth Edition.” 8vo, old sewn wrappers; front wrapper gone. With half-title. Scattered minor dampstaining & occasional dust smudging. * Rights of Man, Part I. London: H.D. Symonds, 1792. 12mo, disbound. Some spotting & dust smudging. * _ _. London: Daniel Isaac Eaton, 1795. 8vo, disbound. Some spotting & dust smudging. Ink ownership stamp on title. * Agrarian Justice. Philadelphia: R. Folwell for Benjamin Franklin Backe, [1797]. 8vo, disbound.

Some dampstaining. 24pp (of 32pp). Evans 32630. * The Decline and the Fall of the English System of Finance. Philadelphia: John Page for Benj. Franklin Backe, 1796 - caption title & imprint. 8vo, disbound. Some spotting & dust smudging. Untrimmed. With half-title & caption title. Evans 30945. * _ _. London: D.I. Eaton, 1796. “Twelfth Edition.” 8vo, disbound. Minor spotting. * Dissertation on First Principles of Government. London: Daniel Isaac Eaton, 1795.

“Second Edition.” 8vo, disbound. Minor spotting. * A facsimile of the Paris ed of the preceding. * Prospects on the War and Paper Currency.

London: James Ridgway, 1793. 8vo, disbound.

Minor dust smudging, half-title a little creased & starting to separate. * The “Third Edition” of the preceding. London: James Ridgway, 1793. 8vo, disbound. Some spotting. * (Corbett, William, pub.) “The Life of Thomas Paine Interspersed with Remarks and Reflections.” Porcupine’s Political Censor. Philadelphia, Sept 1796. 8vo, disbound. Some toning, dampstaining & spotting. * “A Letter to the Infamous Tom Paine; In Answer to His Letter to General George Washington.” Extract from Porcupine’s Political Censor, [Philadelphia, 1796]. 2nd ed. 8vo, disbound. Some spotting. Sabin 14005. * Candidus, pseudonym. Plain Truth: Addressed to the Inhabitants of America,... Remarks on a Late Pamphlet,... Common Sense. London, 1776. 1st English ed. 8vo, orig sewn wrappers. Some dust smudging & spotting, creasing at untrimmed edges. Ex-library, ink stamps on title producing small area of chipping & blistering on 6th & 7th letterpress lines of title. Sabin 10671. * The Whole Proceedings on the Trial against Thomas Paine.

Dublin: E. Lynch, et al., 1793. 8vo, disbound.

Some toning & spotting. All complete with halftitles, advts, etc., unless otherwise indicated.

Many with early ink ownerships on titles. $5,000-8,000

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(American Revolution.) Recueil d’estampes representant les differents evenemens de la guerre qui a procure l’independence aux Etats Unis de l’Amerique. Paris: Ponce & Godefroy, [1784?

1786?]

Oblong 4to, 19th-century pebbled cloth-backed bds. WIth engraved title, 2 plates, 13 plates numbered 1-16. Light to moderate foxing to engraved title, otherwise scattered light foxing.

Howes C-576, 2nd issue; Sabin 68421. $1,500-2,500 266 152101/3 1 vol.

Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between His Brittanic Majesty, and the United States of America. Philadelphia: Lang & Ustick for Mathew Carey, 1795.

“Second Edition.” 8vo, modern cloth. With 2pp advts at back. Trimmed, title skillfully repaired, small stain at foot of title & front matter.

Howes T-341. $150-250 267 152008/14A 3 vols.

Americana: Smith, Joshua. An Authentic Narrative on the Causes which Lead to the Death of Major Andre....

London: 1808. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp 1/2 calf & marbled bds; joints cracked. With frontis, plate, fold map. Light offsetting, scattered light foxing.

Contemp ownership notations in text. Howes H631. * 1st American ed of the preceding. New York, 1809. 12mo, old bds; worn. Lacking portrait, chipping to title, browned. * Wirt, William. The Letters of the British Spy. New York, 1832. 12mo, late 19th-century 1/2 morcco & marbled bds, a.e.g.; light wear. Portrait. Scattered light foxing, some dampstaining. Sabin 104876. $100-150 268 152023/181 3 vols.

American Revolution: Lendrum, John. A Concise and Impartial History of the American Revolution. Trenton, 1811. 2 vols in 1.

12mo, modern calf & marbled bds. Head of 2nd title trimmed, moderately toned, lacking maps.

Ex-library, blind stamps on 1st title. Howes L255.

[Bound with:] Biographical Memoirs of the Illustrious General Washington, Late President of the United States ... to Which is Added, an Oration upon His Death by Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith. Trenton: James Oram, 1811. 12mo. Frontis portrait of Washington. Generally clean. *Ripley, Ezra. A History of the Fight at Concord, on the 19th of April, 1775. Concord: Herman Atwill, 1832. 2nd ed. 8vo, modern bds. Gutters of title & last leaf glued under new endpapers, blank bottom of title torn away. Howes R-309. * Writ, William. Sketches of the Life and Character of Patrick Henry. New York: M’Elrath & Bangs, 1833. 6th ed, corrected by the author. 8vo, old tree calf, rebacked. Frontis portrait of Henry. Light foxing. Sabin 104881. $100-150

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Snowden, Richard. The American Revolution: Written in Scriptural, or, Ancient Historical Style.

Clinton, OH: Smith & M’Ardle, 1815.

12mo, contemp sheep-backed bds; rubbed & worn. Light to moderate internal spotting. Early Ohio ptg.

American Imprints 35965. $100-150 270 151190/16 2 vols.

Edmonds, Cyrus R. The Life and Times of General Washington. London: Thomas Tegg, 1839.

3rd ed. 16mo, late 19th-century full gilt-paneled brown polished calf, gilt spine compartments, morocco spine labels, by Bayntun; occasionally scuffed, jonts often rubbed, vol 1 spine labels chipped, vol 2 labels scuffed. Engraved frontises, 2 fold ms facs. $100-150 271 152008/2 2 vols.

Marshall, John. The Life of George Washington.

Philadelphia: Crissy & Markley, Thomas Copperthwait, 1848.

2nd ed revised, later ptg. 8vo, orig brown cloth, gilt spines; corners of spine ends worn. With portrait frontis, 10 fold maps, advts. Scattered light foxing.

See Sabin 44789. $200-300

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(Washington, George.) Corry, John. The Life of George Washington, Late President. London: G. Kearsley, 1800.

1st ed. 8vo, later 19th-century 1/2 calf & marbled bds, morocco spine labels; extremities a little rubbed. Complete with 3pp index. Ligthly toned.

Engraved portrait of Washington (likely from a later ed) tipped in as frontis. Armorial book plate of Howard Henry Peckham.

Howes C-790, “The first full-length English biography of Washington.” $250-400 273 152008/1 6 vols.

Marshall, John. The Life of George Washington.

Philadelphia: G.P. Wayne, 1804-1807.

8vo, mid-19th-century 3/4 morocco & bds; joints & corners rubbed. Frontis portrait. Scattered light to moderate foxing. Ex-library, ink stamp of Hasting Law College Library at tops of titles, stamped ink accession number at bottom of titles, ink stamps on edges of leaves. Five 1st ptg text vols + one 2nd ptg 8vo atlas vol, with ten partly hand-colored double-page maps (some offsetting & scattered light foxing). Ptd without the list of subscribers.

Howes M-317. $500-800

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Wyatt, Thomas. Memoirs of the Generals, Commodores, and Other Commanders, Who Distinguished Themselves ... During the Wars of the Revolution and 1812. Philadelphia: Carey & Hart, 1848.

1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig richly gilt red cloth, a.e.g.; corners bumped, spine ends starting to fray, other minor wear. With 14 plates, tissue guards.

Light to moderately heavy foxing throughout. $100-150 275 151613/1 1 vol.

The Uncle’s Present, a New Battledore.

Philadelphia: Jacob Johnson, [ca 1810].

6 1/2 x 4 in; 167 x 98mm, orig ptd pictorial tan paper bds. 4 leaves, the 1st & last pasted down to the covers, the 2 inner leaves pasted together making 4 pages. Containing 24 letters of illustrated alphabet cries, 6 compartments to a page. Complete with flap. Light edge wear, very slightly dusty, generally minor internal offsetting.

In custom blue cloth fall-down box.

Rosenbach, Early American Children’s Books, 428, “The battledore was an offshoot of the horn book.... In school it was used for teaching children the alphabet,... out of school it served ... in the game of shuttlecock and battledore.” $500-800 276 152086/4 1 vol.

Monroe, James. A View of the Conduct of the Executive, in the Foreign Affairs of the United States, Connected with the Mission to the French Republic.

Philadelphia: Benj. Franklin Backe, 1797.

8vo, orig calf & bds; rubbed & worn, spine defective, bdg broken. Light to moderate foxing throughout. Untrimmed, complete with half-title.

Modern book plate on inside front bd.

Howes M-727; Evans 32491. $250-400 277 151110/9 1 vol.

Birkbeck, Morris. Notes on a Journey in America, from the Coast of Virginia to the Territory of Illinois.

Philadelphia: Caleb Richardson, 1817.

1st ed. 12mo, contemp sheep, green morocco spine label; rubbed. Dampstains to title, front & back matter. Complete with 2 blank pp folowing title/copyright leaf. Early owner’s ink signature at head of title.

Howes B-468; American Imprints 40257. $250-400 278 152008/11 1 vol.

Paddock, Judah. A Narrative of the Shipwreck of Ship Oswego, on the Coast of South Barbary, and of the Sufferings ...while in Bondage Among the Arabs.... New York, 1818.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp calf, gilt-ruled spine, morocco spine label; joints & extremities rubbed, often scuffed, occasionally blistered. Some internal spotting & dust smudging.

American Imprints 45195. $100-150

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Mexican-American War: Message from the President of the United States, to the Two Houses of Congress. Washington: Wendell & van Benthuysen, 1847. Senate issue, #1/2000.

Thick 8vo, modern 1/2 green calf & marbled bds.

With tables & 14 maps. 1st 130pp affected by dampstaining. * Robinson, Fay. Mexico and Her Military Chieftains. Hartford, 1848. 12mo, orig brown cloth; spine ends & corners worn & chipped. Frontis, 11 full-page wood-engraved illus. Attractive copy. Sabin 72071. * Frost, J. The Mexican War and Its Warriors. New Haven & Philadelphia, 1850. 12mo, orig blind-stamped dark brown cloth, spine richly gilt; spine ends a little frayed. With color frontis, full-page & text wood-engraved illus. Scattered light foxing.

Sound copy, bright bdg. Sabin 26045. $250-400 280 131919/16 Lot. American Mid-19th-Century Political Imprints The Expansion of Slavery Controversy, Including Kansas-Nebraska Act: Seward, William H. Speech of ... on the Admission of California ... Senate..., March 11, 1850 - caption title. 8vo, orig self-wrappers. [Washington]: Buell & Blanchard, [1850]. (1)-15(1)pp. Slightly toned, disbound. * _ _. Speech of ... on the Admission of New Mexico. Senate ... July 26, 1850. Washington: Buell & Blanchard, 1850. 8vo, orig sewn ptd self wrappers. (1)-14(2)pp. Unopened. * _ _. Speech of ... Delivered at Rochester,... Oct 25. 1858 caption title. N.p., n.d., [1858]. 8vo, orig self weappers. (8)pp. Clean & attractive. * _ _. Speeches of ... Delivered at Albany and Buffalo ... 12th and 19th October, 1855. 8vo, orig ptd self wrappers. (1)-15(1)pp. Some spotting & toning. * (The Massachusetts Resolutions on the Sumner Assault and the Slavery Issue.) Speeches of Senators Butler, Evans, and Hunter, in the Senate of the United States - caption title. [Washington: Congressional Globe, 1856.] 8vo, orig self wrappers. (1)-8pp. Scattered light foxing.

Disbound. * Sumner, Charles. The Crime Against Kansas ... Speech of ... in the Senate of the United States, 19th and 20th May, 1856. Boston: John P. Jewelt, 1856. 1st private ptg. 8vo, orig giltlettered flexible brown cloth; light edge wear, front hinge repaired with cello tape. Portrait frontis. The anti-slavery speech which led to his near fatal canning on the Senate floor by Preston Brooks, Congressman from South Carolina. Sabin 93467. * (Stephen Douglass, Kansas-Nebraska Act.) An Act to Organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas In the Senate of the United States, July 21, 1854. [Washington, 1854.] 33rd Congress, 1st Session Senate, Doc No 72. 1st ed. Lg 8vo, (1)16pp, folded, uncut & untrimmed sheet; moderate foxing. $800-1,200

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The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. Philadelphia: D. Rice & A.N. Hart, 1856.

4to, orig pub’s blind-tooled brown morocco, giltlettered spines, a.e.g., raised bands; corners, joints, bands & spine ends occasionally a little rubbed. With 4 frontises, 4 additional engraved titles & 142 engraved portrait plates. Internally clean & crisp in bright, sound bdg. David Davis’ copy, sgd & dated “Bloomington, Ill, 1856” on front paste-down.

David Davis, 1815-1886, associate justice of the US Supreme Court, US senator from Illinois, Abraham Lincoln’s 1860 Republican National Convention campaign manager, Illinois state judge before whom Lincoln practiced. $500-800 282 151738/16 4 vols.

The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. Philadelphia: D. Rice, 1854.

Lg 8vo, orig pub’s full blind-stamped brown morocco, gilt-lettered spines, a.e.g.; corners bumped, joints & spine ends occasionally just rubbed. With 4 frontises, 4 additional vignette titles, 143 engraved portrait plates. Light offsetting. Armorial bookplates of George Dawson Coleman. Bright, tight set. $100-150 283 152095/4 1 vol.

(Confederate Imprint.) Randolph, J.W., pub. The Letter Writer; or, the Art of Polite Correspondence.

Richmond, VA, 1862.

(McFarlane & Ferguson, printers.) 1st ed. 24mo, orig flexible cloth; moderate wear. Some internal dampstaining, creasing & light foxing. Owner’s inscr on ffep dated June 20, 1861.

See OCLC 23223075 & 53048085 for the 2nd (1863) & 3rd (1864) eds published in Richmond. $250-400 284 141901/10 5 vols.

American Civil War: Grant, U[lysses] S. Personal Memoirs. New York: Charles L. Webster, 1885-1886. 1st ed. 2 vols.

8vo, orig green cloth, gilt; light edge wear, front joint of vol 1 scuffed. With frontis portraits, views, maps & facsimiles. internally generally clean. * Another set of the preceding. Some edge wear, occasionally scuffed. Minor spotting at fore-edge of vol 1. * McClellan, George B. McClellan’s Own Story. New York: Charles L. Webster, 1887. 1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial green cloth with red inlays; ocassionally scuffed. Frontis portrait, full-page illus & maps.

Back hinge stressed. $100-150

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[McClellan, George B.] Letter of the Secretary of War. Washington: G.P.O., 1864.

House of Representatives. 8vo, orig brown cloth, gilt-lettered spine; occasional wear & chipping to edges, occasional minor internal spotting. $100-150 286 152023/179 10 vols.

Miller, Francis Trevelyan. The Photographic History of the Civil War. New York: Review of Reviews, 1911.

4to, orig blue cloth, spine gilt, t.e.g.; light edge wear. Photo & other illus throughout. Bright, tight set. $100-150 287 152141/2 2 vols.

Custer, Elizabeth B.: Boots and Saddles. New York: Harper, 1885. 1st ed, 2nd issue. 12mo, orig black-stamped & gilt pictorial tan cloth; light to moderate edge wear.

Portrait, map. Tight, attractive copy. Howes C980. * Following the Guidon. New York: Harper, 1890. 1st ed. 12mo, orig gilt & color pictorial green cloth; light edge wear. Frontis, full-page & text illus. 2pp advts at back. Tight, attractive copy. Book plate of William Bingham, Cleveland on front paste-down. $120-180 288 152008/17 1 vol.

(James, Derek Fitz, illus.) Koury, Michael J. The Military Posts of Montana. [Bellevue, NE, 1970.] #35/50 sgd by Koury & James & with an orig wash drawing by James. 4to, orig blue polished calf, gilt; minor edge wear. Gilt-lettered blue cloth slipcase; minor wear. Illus. Attractive copy. $100-150 289 151072/31 1 vol.

Dunsard, Jay. North American Cowboy. Prescott, AZ: Consortium, (1983).

1st ed. 4to, orig gilt-lettered maroon cloth, d/j.

Photo plates. Former owner’s presentation inscr on ffep. Near fine. $100-150 290 151188/28 3 vols.

New Jersey: Whitehead, John. The Judicial and Civil History of New Jersey. Boston History Company, 1897. 1st ed. 4to, orig 3/4 morocco & marbled bds, giltlettered spines; joints & spines occasionally rubbed. Portrait. Inscr & sgd by Whitehead on ffep recto. * Symmes, Frank R. History of the Old Tennent Church. Cranbury, NJ, 1904. 2nd ed. 4to, orig gilt-lettered & decorated burgundy cloth; light wear. Frontis, full-page & other illus. Some staining to ffep. Symmes ALs inserted: Freehold, NJ, June 8, 1925, 2pp, 4to. $100-150

291 152008/8 3 vols.

Military - American 19th-Century Imprints: [Prentiss, C.] The Life of the Late Gen. William Eaton. Brookfiled, 1813. 8vo, contemp tree calf, maroon spine label; scuffed & repaired. Scattered light foxing. Lacking portrait. Sabin 65083. * Duance, William. A Hand Book for Infantry.

Philadelphia, 1813. “The Third Edition.” 8vo, old 1/2 sheep & bds; worn & occasionally dampstained. With 11 engraved plates, figures in text. Moderate foxing & spotting. Some dampstaining at front. [ii], [i]-v[i], [1]-112pp.

Ownership of Captain Joseph Guth, Jan 1821 on ffep, old ink crayon adjutant general’s office leaf at front. See Sabin 20994. * Cooper, S[amuel]. A Concise System of Instructions and Regulations for Militia and Volunteers of the United States.

Philadelphia: Robert P. Desilver, 1836. 1st ed.

12mo, orig brown cloth, paper spine label; scuffed, occasional dampstaining. Full-page illus, figures in text, musical notations. Some spotting & marginal dampstaining. American Imprints 36934. $250-400 292 151190/14 3 vols.

West Point & Other American Military Subjects: American Military Biography ... Officers of the Revolution ... the Life of Gilbert Motier La Fayette....

[Cincinnati?]: for subscribers, 1825. 1st ed. 12mo, contemp sheep; joints & extremities rubbed. 3 plates. Light to moderate foxing throughout. ownership dated 1826. Sabin 1146; American Imprints 194111. * Regulations for the U.S. Military Academy, at West Point, New York. New York: John F. Trow, 1853. 12mo, orig morocco-backed cloth; slightly dusty, joints & extremities rubbed.

Additional engraved vignette title. Light to moderate foxing at front & back. * Reed, Hugh T., Col. Cadet Life at West Point. Richmond, IN, [1911]. 3rd ed. 12mo, orig gilt-lettered light gray cloth. Frontis, photo plates, other illus.

Occasional minor spotting. $250-400 293 151190/20 1 vol.

(Law.) Junius. [Letters.] London, 1810. 8vo, contemp full gilt-paneled red straight-grained morocco, a.e.g.; joints & extremities rubbed.

With 12 stipple engraved portraits (incl frontis).

Scattered light foxing. Book plate of Oscar Benjamin Cintas (Cuba’s Ambassador to US, 1932-1934) on front paste-down. $100-150 294 151951/4 1 vol.

(Law.) [Selfridge, Thomas O.] Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge,... for Killing Charles Austin. Boston: Russett & Cutler, [1807].

8vo, late 19th-century 1/2 tan calf & marbled bds; scuffed. Complete with plan & errata. Title & first quire darkened & spotted, other scattered spotting. [Bound with:] Selfridge, Thos., et al. A Correct Statement of the Whole Preliminary

Controversy between Thos. O. Selfridge and Benj.

Austin. Charlestown, [MA]: Samuel Etheridge, 1807. 8vo. Some spotting. With ownership signature of “lieut. Comit Thom. O. Selfridge” on ffep recto, with the annotation “from his father.”

Thomas Oliver Selfridge, 1836-1924, grandson of Thomas O. Selfridge, Civil War Naval Officer on the Cumberland when she engaged the Merrimack. $200-300 295 152092/3 2 vols.

(Law.) Frasso, Pedro. De Regio Patronatu Indiarum. Madrid, 1785.

Folio, contemp flexible vellum; light wear.

Internally generally clean. Ex-library, book plate on paste-down.

Sabin 25687; see Palau 94684. $250-400 296 151072/28 6 vols.

Gibbon, Edward. The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. New York: J. & J. Harper for Collins & Hanney, [etc.], 1826.

4th American ed. 8vo, orig cloth-backed bds, paper spine labels, untrimmed; covers detached or detaching, spine ends worn away, spines splitting, paper labels rubbed. Frontis portrait in vol 1. Moderate foxing & spotting, primarily to margins. $200-300 297 152023/178C 15 pieces.

American Early & Mid-19th-Century Newspapers & Other Periodicals: Mirror of the Times, & General Advertiser.

Wilmington, Aug 5, 1801. 4pp, folio, disbound.

Reference to George Washington, Robert Morris’ bankruptcy. * _ _. Sept 19, 1801. 4pp, folio. * The Repertory. Boston, Feb 10, 1807. 4pp, folio, disbound. Report on Burr conspiracy, etc. * Boston Gazette. [Boston], Sept 24, 1807. 4pp, folio. Burr trial. * The Weekly Messenger. Boston, May 7, 1813. 4pp, folio, disbound. Capture of the HMS Java by USS Constitution. * The Weekly Register. Baltimore, May 9, 1812. 16pp, 4to, disbound; toned. Reference to War of 1812, Andre Hale etc. * _ _. Baltimore, Apr 25, 1812.

16pp, 4to, disbound; toned. Reference to American Revolution, Washington, Sir William Howe, Andre Hale, etc. * Niles’ Weekly Register.

Baltimore, Mar 5, 1825. 16pp, 4to, disbound; toned. President John Quincy Adam’s acceptance speech.* The True American & Commercial Advertiser. Philadelphia, May 10, 1814.

4pp, folio; toned. Reference to War of 1812, Sackett’s Harbor, Creek Indians, Oswego, death of signer Robert Treat Paine. * Boston Gazette.

[Boston], Dec 12, 1814. 4pp, folio. Reference to War of 1812, commission at Ghent. 8 The Literary Gazette.... Philadelphia, Aug 15, 1821. 4pp, folio.

Major Andre’s disinternment. * American RailRoad Journal. New York, Feb 11, 1832. 16pp, 4to. $250-400

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American Newspapers - Primarily 18thCentury: General Advertiser. Philadelphia: Benj. Franklin Bache, Jan 7, 1794; Feb 1, 1794; Feb 13, 1794; Feb 21, 1794; Sept 8, 1794; May 1, 1794; May 3, 1794; Jul 15, 1794; Aug 20, 1794, Aug 23, 1794; Aug 25, 1794. * Claypool’s American Daily Advertiser. Philadelphia, Feb 2, 1798; Feb 7, 1798. * Columbian Pheonix: or, Providence Patriot.

Providence, Mar 20, 1813.

All 4to, folio; moderatley toned, several disbound, most of Feb 2, 1798 chipped. $200-300 299 152023/178A 4 pieces.

American 18th-Century Newspapers - Including Revolutionary Material: The Independent Chronicle and Universal Advertiser.

Boston, Dec 12, 1782. Incl report on Benedict Arnold, visit of George Washington & Governor Clinton to Kingston, Letter of Washington, etc. * New York Journal, or general Advertiser.

Supplement. [New York], July 21, 1774. 2pp. Incl “To the Freemen of the City and Province of New York.” * The Pennsylvania Gazette. Philadelphia, Oct 6, 1784. References to John & Richard Penn. * The Herald; a Gazette for the Country. New York, July 3, 1794. References to Thomas Paine, Lord Howe, General Wayne. All folio, 4pp unless otherwise indicated, scattered wear. $150-250 300 152023/178B 7 pieces.

British Periodical Literature &c - Including American Revolutionary Material: The Tatler. [London], Dec 14-16, 1710. 2pp. * The Spectator. [London], Feb 10, 1712. 2pp. * The London Chronicle. [London], July 6, 1780. 16pp, 4to, disbound. Incl letter from Sir Henry Clinton at Charleston, report on the American campaign, references to General Lincoln’s surrender at Charleston, also references to John Andre, Lord Cornwallis, John Paul Jones & Benjamin Franklin. * The Edinburgh Advertiser. [Edinburgh], Dec 1-4, 1778. 8pp, 4to, disbound. Incl extracts from Gen. Washington letter. * The Morning Post, and Daily Advertiser. [London], Feb 19, 1780. 4pp, folio, disbound. * (British law.) At Parliament ... [Oct 31, 1780 - Dec 5, 1782.] London, 1783. 12pp, 4to, disbound. * (Johnson, Samuel.) The Rambler.

[London], Aug 18, 1750, no 44. 6pp, folio, disbound. $200-300

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British & American 18th-Century Newspapers: Lloyd’s Evening Post. [London], Aug 8, 1777. 6pp, sm folio, crisp & clean, bottom left corner of last leaf torn away. “On the Climate of America,” references to Sir Henry Clinton’s arrival in New York, America’s privateers &c. * The Independent Gazetteer. [Philadelphia], Jan 6, 1789. 4pp, sm folio; some minor dampstaining. * The London Chronicle. [London], Oct 14-17, 1758. 8pp, sm folio, disbound; generally clean. With account of the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. $150-250

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Lasso de Vega, Garcia. Historia general del Peru....

Madrid, 1722.

2nd ed. Folio, old calf; worn. Some creasing & dampstaining to front & back matter, a few small tears. Ink ownerships on title. Trimmed - a few heads shaved close.

Sabin 98755. $120-180 303 151841/7 4 vols. (1 Wrapper.)

Native Mesoamerican Archaeology &c: Lothrop, Samuel Kirkland. Atitlan: An Archaeological Study.... Washington: Carnegie, 1933. Later 3/4 black calf & cloth, orig ptd wrappers preserved. Photo plates, other illus. * _ _. Zacualpa: A Study of Ancient Quiche Artifacts. Washington: Carnegie, 1936. 4to, slightly later buckram. COlor plates, other illus. * Pollock, H.E.D. Round Structures of Aboriginal Middle America. Washington: Carnegie, Jan 1936.

4to, orig ptd stiff wrappers; minor creasing at corners. Illus. Ink annotations. * Kerr, Justin. The Maya Vase Book: A Corpus of Rollout Photographs.

[New York, 1994.] Vol 4. Oblong 4to, orig stiff spiral-bound blue wrappers. Photo plates. NF/F. $250-400 304 151841/6 1 portfolio.

(Native Mesoamerican Subjects.) Burland, C.A., intro by. Codex Egerton 2895: British Museum, London. Graz, 1965.

1st ed. Oblong 4to text vol in orig wrappers + color facs of the manuscript. In fall-down portfolio box, pigskin-backed ptd cream bds.

Internally fine, some wear to portfolio spine. $120-180

305 151841/4 3 vols.

Native American Subjects - Philological, Anthropological & Archaeological Studies: [Cuog, Jean Andre.) Etudes philologiques sur quelques langues sauvages de l’Amerique.

Montreal: Dawson Brothers, 1866. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp bds, orig ptd green wrappers preserved.

Ex-library, ink stamp on title, other markings. * Bound collection of off-prints incl: Gundlach, Ralph H, A Quantitative Analysis of Indian Music, Ithaca, 1932; Roberts, Helen, Indian Music from the Southwest, New York, 1927, 8vo, contemp buckram, orig wrappers preserved; Also incl papers on African-American music of Jamaica, several sgd by author. * Morris, Earl H; Burgh, Robert F. Anasazi Basketry ... Specimens from the San Juan River Country. Washington, DC: Carnegie, 1941. 4to, orig stiff wrappers. hinges repaired. Plates, fold maps, etc. $200-300 306 152095/2 1 vol.

Adair, James. History of the American Indians; Particularly Those Nations adjoining the Mississippi, East and West Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina, and Virginia. London: Edward and Charles Dilly, 1775.

1st ed. 4to, mid-19th-century cloth; light edge wear, back joint stressed. With fold map.

Moderate offsetting & light foxing to map, scattered generally light foxing to text, a few quires toned. Trimmed, but good margins. Book plate of John Paul Stratton, Charleston, SC on front paste-down.

Howe A-38; Sabin 155; Field 11. $1,500-2,500 307 152008/13 6 vols.

Native American Subjects - Iriquois: Schoolcraft, Henry R. Notes on the the Iriquois; or, Contributions to the Statistics, Aboriginal History, Antiquities and General Ethnology. New York: Bartlett & Welford, 1846. 8vo, 19th-century 1/2 calf & cloth; corners a little rubbed, other light wear. Figures in text. Internally clean. Field 1371; Sabin 77864. * [New York] State Cabinet of Natural History. Albany, 1850. 8vo, orig cloth; moderate wear. Incl: Morgan, Lewis H. “Report ...

Indian Collection,” with 18 color plates (costume & other artifacts); some offsetting & spotting to plates. * Stone, William L. Life of Joseph BrantThayendanegea ... The Border Wars of the American Revolution.... Cooperstown, 1845. 2 vols. 8vo, modern bds. With additional engraved titles, 7 plates & plans (incl frontises). Scattered internal minor wear. Howes S-1040. * Brownell, Charles de Wolf. The Indian Races of North and South America. New York, 1857. 8vo, orig pub’s morocco, spine gilt, a.e.g.; extremities rubbed, other wear. Approx 40 plates - many handcolored. Internally clean. Sabin 8681. * James, George Wharton. The Indians of the Painted Desert Region. London, 1903. 1st British ed. 8vo, orig color pictorial tan cloth, t.e.g.; light to moderate edge wear. Photo plates. Light creasing to bottom fore-edges. $200-300

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Catlin, George. Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians. London: by the author, 1841.

1st ed. 8vo, 1/2 russia & marbled bds, spines gilt; scuffed, edges often rubbed. With 3 maps (1 fold), 312 figures on 178 plates. Scattered light foxing, occasional light dust smudging, some minor dampwrinkling, old repair to fold verso & small losses to fore-edge of fold map. Lacking errata slip.

Howes C-241. $300-500 309 152008/4 2 vols.

Catlin, George. The North American Indians.

[Letters and Notes on the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians.]

Edinburgh: John Grant, 1926.

4to, orig gilt & black-stamped pictorial red cloth, spines gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; occasionally scuffed, corners a little bumped.

Complete with color frontis, 3 color maps, 310 figures on 177 color plates. Minor spotting to endpapers. Tight, attractive & internally clean set in bright, but slightly scuffed orig bdg. $400-700 310 152008/3 3 vols.

McKenney, Thomas L. Hall, James. The Indian Tribes of North America. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America.] Edinburgh: John Grant, 1933-34.

4to, orig pictorial blind-stamped blue cloth, giltlettered spines, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear. With 2 b/w portraits of McKenney & Hall, 2 fold maps, 122 color plates. Attractive set. $300-500 311 151841/1 1 vol.

Rinehart, F.A. Rinehart’s Indians. [Omaha, 1899.]

1st ed. 4to, orig color pictorial two-tone red & beige cloth; some edge wear, bottom corner of front cover a little dampstained, slightly dusty.

With 4 color & 44 b/w photo half-tone plates. $120-180 312 152008/14 26 vols.

Native American Subjects - Commision of Indian Affairs Reports &c: Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Report[s] for the Year[s] 1860-1870, 1873, 1875, 1876, 1879, 1888, 1890. Washington. 8vo, orig cloth; occasional wear. Ex-library. * Board of Indian Commisioners.

Annual Report[s], 3rd, 7th, 8th, 21st, 22md, 24th, 25th, 26th. Washington, 1871, 1875, 1876, 1889, 1890, 1892, 1894, 1898. 8vo, orig cloth; scattered wear. 1889 vol dampstained. Ex-library. * Abstracted “Indian Trust Bonds,” caption title.

[Washington: House of Representatives, 1861.]

8vo, orig cloth; edges chipped. Ex-library. * Joint Special Committee. Condition of the Indian Tribes Report. Washington, 1867. 8vo, orig cloth; light wear. $250-400

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Native American Subjects - 19th-Century Government Publications: (Sand Creek Massacre.) Report of the Secretary of War..., caption title. [Washington, DC, 1867.]

39th Congress, 2nd session, Senate, ex doc no 26. 8vo, modern cloth. [1]-228pp; minor discoloration to front & back leaves. * Ludlow, William. Report of a Reconnaissance of the Black Hills of Dakota. Washington, DC: G.P.O., 1875.

4to, orig terracotta cloth; edges & spine ends frayed, other light to mdoerate wear. With 3 fold maps, 1 plate of fossils. Front hinge cracked, scattered wear. Howes L-558, (1st state) calling for 1 plate. * (Donaldson, Thomas C., ed.) Report on Indians Taxed and Indians Not Taxted in the United States. Washington, DC: G.P.O., 1894. 11th census, 1890. 4to, orig cloth; worn, casing coming loose. With 25 maps, 205 plates (19 color, many half-tone photos). Several leaves sprung, scattered minor wear. H 418. $400-600

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North American Western Travel: St. Maur, Algernon, Mrs. Impressions of a Tenderfoot, during a Journey in Search of Sport in the Far West. London: John Murray, 1890. 1st ed.

8vo, orig gilt-lettered & pictorial beige cloth, edges untrimmed; corners slightly bumped, other light edge wear, slightly dusty. With fold map, frontis, 6 plates. 32pp pub cat at back.

Armorial book plate of Susan Margaret McKinnon on front paste-down. * MClintock, Walter. Old Indian Trails. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1923. 1st ed. 8vo, orig pictorial terracotta cloth; light edge wear. Color & b/w photo plates.

Sound, clean copy. $200-300

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314 151841/5 2 vols.

Native American Subjects - 19th-Century Surveys: [Hoyt, E.] [Antiquarian Researches Comprising a History of the Indian Wars.] [Greenfield, MA, 1824.] 8vo, old bds, rebacked. Light to moderate foxing throughout, title & vignette title supplied in facs. Sabin 33402; Field 728. * McIntosh, John. The Origin of the North American Indians.

New York, 1849. “New Edition, Improved and Enlarged.” 12mo, pub’s gilt-pictor4ial diced brown calf; scuffed, extremitites often rubbed.

Additional vignette title, 6 litho plates. Scattered light to moderate foxing, occasional spotting.

Sabin 43333. $150-250 315 151110/12 1 vol.

(Native Americans - King Philip’s War.) The Present State of New England with Respect to the Indian War. Boston: Josiah Drake, 1833.

12mo, orig calf-backed bds; front cover detached.

Title moderately foxed, other spotting & occasional damp & dust smudging. Lacking ffep.

Sabin 65324, 1st issue of the Josiah Drake reissue, 1 of about 300 copies, 1st issued in London in 1675. $120-180 316 151841/2 1 vol.

Carter, W.H. From Yorktown to Santiago, with the Sixth U.S. Calvary. Baltimore: Lord Baltimore Press, 1900.

1st ed. 8vo, orig black-stamped pictorial green cloth, gilt-lettered spine, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; joints & edges scuffed, spine ends a little frayed, corners bumped. Frontis, 12 plates.

Scattered minor internal dust smudging. Exlibrary, War Dept label on paste-down. $100-150

318 152085/1 1 vol.

Darwin, Charles. On the Origin of the Species.

New York: D. Appleton, 1869.

12mo, orig blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine; slightly scuffed, corners just bumped, head & foot of spine starting to fray, occasional small wear at joints. Fold diagram (with darkened impression from old botanical specimen). Internally generally clean. Early owner’s ink signature of Phil Crawshaw, Denver, CO, 1870 on front pastedown.

Freeman 388. $250-400 319 151719/4 1 vol.

Babbitt, Edwin. The Principles of Light and Color.

New York: Babbitt, 1878.

1st ed, orig black-stamped gilt-lettered terracotta cloth; corners & spine ends worn & frayed, other scattered light wear. With 4 color plates, illus & figures in text. Hinges tender. Internally generally clean. $250-400 320 151719/10 1 vol.

Cavallo, Tiberius. A Complete Treatise on Electricity in the Theory and Practice. London: for C. Dilly & J. Bowen, 1782.

2nd ed, with considerable additions and alterations. 8vo, contemp calf; rubbed & worn, covers detached. With 4 fold plates; some offsetting. Some creasing to title, dust smudging at fore-edge of title & front & back matter.

Complete with errata & advts. $250-400

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321 151930/1 Lot. Edison, Thomas A. Manuscript Material: Laboratory sketches & directives delivered to E.R. Dawson, staff engineer, Edison Laboratory, engaged in naval experiments under Edison. [West Orange, NJ; New York, ca 1915-1917]. Incl (4) directives in Edison’s hand in pencil on lined 4to sheets, 1 initialed “E.” (3) illustrative laboratory pencil drawings in Edison’s hand on lined sm folio sheets, 1 with 15 lines of instruction in Edison’s hand, also initialed. Also incl a card pass sgd by Edison for E.R. Dawson. Photo portrait of Edison seated, 9 x 7 in; minor creasing. (6) snapshots of Dawson, several picturing him engaged in his experimental work in the field. Also a typed letter by Dawson, Jan 24, 1974, giving the history of the above drawings & directives & their direct transmission to him from Edison. All housed in custom linen fall-down box.

All relating to an Edison Laboratory project for the upcoming WWI effort to produce a “submarine detector” by adapting Edison’s carbon transmitter, in part, by perfecting the carbon pellets to be used in the device. $10,000-15,000

322 151072/52 1 vol.

Curtis, William. The Botanical Magazine. London, 1794.

Vol VII. 8vo, contemp calf & marbled bds; corners rubbed, spine defective, bdg broken.

With 35 hand-colored engraved plates (nos 217252). Some offsetting & minor staining to plates, but generally clean & attractive. Tall copy. Sold as a collection of plates. $250-400

323 151072/29 1 vol.

Badham, Charles David. A Treatise on the Esculent Funguses of England. London: Reeve, 1847.

1st ed. Tall 8vo, orig gilt pictorial purple-brown cloth; spine starting to detach, spine & ends often sunned, occasional edge wear, slightly cocked. Untrimmed. With color frontis, 17 handcolored & 3 plain plates. Title starting to come loose, very slightly shaken. Minor internal creasing, but clean. With 16pp pub cat at back. $100-150

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Appert, [Nicolas]. The Art of Preserving All Kinds of Animal and Vegtable Substances for Several Years. London, 1812. “Second Edition” (in English). 12mo, orig bds; worn & spotted, spine mostly rubbed away. Fold frontis; dampstained.

Scattered light foxing, dust smudging to endpapers, ffep excised. With half-title, 2pp advts. Untrimmed. $250-400 325 151719/8 7 vols.

Occult & Hermetic Subjects: Calef, Robert, collected by. The Wonders of the Invisible World. Boston, 1828. 24mo, late 19thcentury buckram. Frontis. additional engraved title. Worming at foot of fore-edges - negligible loss of ptg. Ex-library ink stamps on title, etc. * (Gowan, W., pub.) The Phenix: a Collection of Old and Rare Fragments. New York, 1835. 1st ed.

12mo, orig cloth-backed bds, paper spine label; scuffed. Light foxing throughout. 2pp advts.

Untrimmed. * [Walten, Christopher.] [Notes and Materials for an Adequate Biography] of ... William Law. London, 1854-1856. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered red cloth; worn, front cover detached, spine starting to separate. Fold chart. Title repaired, front matter defective. * Shaftesbury, Edmund.

Transference of Thought. Washington, DC, [1896].

2nd ed. 8vo, orig brown-lettered silver-decorated mustard cloth; some dust spotting. Text illus. * Martensen, Hans L. Jacob Boehme. New York: Harper, 1949. 8vo, contemp buckram. Frontis. * Crowley, Aleister, additional material by. 777 Revised, vel prolegomena symbolica.... London: Neptune Press, [1955]. #1/100. 8vo, 1/2 vellum & blue cloth, gilt, t.e.g.; occasionally scuffed. $100-150 326 151719/12 1 vol.

(Occult.) Hall, Manly P. An Encyclopedic Outline of Masonic, Hermetic, Qabbalistic and Rosicrucian Symbolic Philosophy. San Francisco, 1928.

Subscriber’s ed, #71/550, copy for Dr. Cameron Rowlington. Folio, orig bds, vellum back & corners, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; light wear, occasional darkening to vellum, spine label rubbed away, orig slipcase (wear to joints & edges). 48 color plates (incl frontis), illus in text.

Internally clean. Ptd by John Henry Nash. $400-600 327 151719/2 1 vol.

(Occult.) Roerich, Nicholas. K. Himalaya, a Monograph. New York: Brentano’s, [1926]. #482/500. Folio, orig gilt-lettered & -decorated brown buckram, edges untrimmed; minor wear, spine & adjacent areas a little sunned. With 24 mtd color plates, 78 mtd monochrome plates.

Internally clean. $600-1,000

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(Occult.) Stacy-Judd, Robert B. Atlantis. Mother of Empires. Los Angeles: De Corss, [1939]. #418/1000. 4to, orig tan cloth & bds, edges untrimmed; minor edge wear. Psychic Observer Book Shop, Jamestown, NY label on front pastedown $100-150 329 151636/2 1 vol.

Stanhope, Philip Henry, 5th Earl Stanhope.

Tracts Relating to Caspar Hauser. London: James S. Hudson, 1836.

1st English ed. Sm 8vo, orig purple-brown cloth, gilt, rebacked; edges occasionally rubbed. Frontis portrait of Hauser, double-page map. Endpaper gutters reinforced, pp3-4 loose. 3pp advts at back. Ex-library, labels &c on paste-downs, ink stamp at foot of p[iii]. $100-150

COLOR PLATE & TRAVEL Lots 331-354 331 151649/6 1 vol.

(Mountaineering.) Peck, Annie S. A Search for the Apex of America: High Mountain Climbing in Peru and Bolivia ... the Conquest of Huascaran. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1911.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt & white-lettered pictorial blue-green cloth, t.e.g.; minor wear. With fold map, frontis portrait, 63 leaves of photo plates.

Tight, bright copy - gilt in excellent state of preservation.

Annie Smith Peck, 1850-1935, American mountaineer, first person to climb Mount Nevado Huascaran in Peru. $120-180

330 151783/14 1 vol.

Hyman, Louis. The Jews of Ireland; from Earliest Times to the Year 1910. Shannon, Ireland: Irish Univ Press, 1972.

1st ed. 8vo, orig green cloth; minor wear, d/j (some dampstaining at upper joint of back panel, back flap & contiguous areas). Plates. Upper back fore-edge corners just touched by stain. $100-150

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Stephens, John L.: Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. New York: Harper, 1841. 1st ed. 2 vols.

8vo, orig gilt-pictorial brown cloth; worn, spine ends & corners chipped away, top half of vol 2 spine separating. With fold map, plan, 24 plates, text illus. Scattered light to moderate foxing.

Sabin 91297. * The London, 1842 ed of the preceding. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp diced calf; top of vol 1 spine chipped away, slightly desiccated.

With fold map (torn but complete), 24 plates, text illus. Moderate foxing throughout. * Incidents of Travel in Yucatan. London: John Murray, 1843.

1st English ed. 2 vols. 8vo, contemp diced calf, morocco spine labels; extremities rubbed, joints tender, slightly desiccated. With 64 plates (incl fold maps & 2 plans). Light foxing & darkening to fore-edge. Sabin 91299. $300-500 333 151909/140 11 vols.

Clarke, E[dward] D[aniel]. Travels in Various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa. London, 18171824.

4th ed of vols 1-8; 1st ed of vols 9-11. 8vo, contemp 3/4 brown calf & marbled bds, giltruled spines, green & red morocco labels; joints & extremities rubbed, front cover of vol 9 detached. With 44 plates & maps (incl frontis portrait). Scattered light to moderate foxing, some offsetting from plates. Armorial book plate of James King. $250-350 334 151909/92 2 vols.

Addison, Charles G[reenstreet]. Damascus and Palmyra: A Journey to the East, with a Sketch of the State and Prospects of Syria. London: Richard Bentley, 1838.

Illus by William Makepeace. 1st ed. 8vo, late 19th-century 3/4 purple-brown calf & marbled bds, morocco spine labels; some edge wear.

With 10 hand-colored plates. Complete with half-titles & errata. Scattered generally light foxing. Untrimmed. Rosenbach Foundation copy with release stamps. $800-1,200 335 151372/1 1 vol.

Palma di Cesnola, Luigi. Cyprus: Its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and Temples. New York: Harper, 1878.

1st American ed. 8vo, orig gilt-lettered & blackstamped pictorial terra-cotta cloth, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed; spine ends & corners a little frayed, other minor wear. With frontis portrait, 2 maps, 60 plates, text illus. Early owner’s pencil signature at head of title. Internally clean, attractive copy. $100-150

336 151649/8 1 vol.

Cox, Samuel S. The Isles of the Princes; or, the Pleasures of Prinkipo. New York: G.P. Putnam, 1887.

1st ed. 8vo, orig gilt- & black-stamped pictorial textured russet cloth; minor edge wear. With fold map, 26 plates (incl frontis & half-tone photo plate), 6pp pub cat at back. Book plate on front paste-down. Tight, bright copy. $400-700 337 151909/142 1 vol.

Sutherland, [David], Captain. A Tour up the Straits from Gibraltar to Constantinople. London, 1790.

8vo, contemp red straight-grained morocco, gilt, gilt spine panels, rough-cut edges; joitns & extremities often rubbed. Old ink annotations on title & facing blank, old newspaper clippings on endpapers & front & back blanks. Armorial book plate of Leonard Bower on ffep recto. With subscriber’s list. $120-180 338 151649/4 1 vol.

Ibn Jubayr, Muhammad ibn Ahmad. The Travels of Ibn Jubayr. London: Jonathan Cape, 1952.

Translated from the Arabic by R.J.C. Broadhurst.

8vo, orig tan cloth, gilt-lettered spine; light wear, d/j (price clipped, some chipping at edges & corners, some dampstaining & moderate dust soiling). With 2 fold color maps. Internally clean.

1st English-language ed of the 12th-century travels to the Middle East. $100-150 339 151072/46 1 vol.

(Bartlett, W.H., illus.) Stebbing, Henry. The Christian in Palestine: Scenes of Sacred History.

London: George Virtue, [1847].

4to, contemp gilt-paneled compartments, a.e.g., inner dentelles gilt; occasionally scuffed, joints rubbed, bottom spine compartment starting to separate, bands intact. With 80 plates - extra vignette title, map, plan, 77 steel-engraved views. Light foxing to vignette title, internally clean. $250-400 340 151372/3 2 vols.

Stanley, Henry M. The Congo and the Founding of Its Free State. New York: Harper, 1885.

1st American ed. 8vo, orig gilt & color pictorial green cloth; slightly scuffed, moderate edge wear. With 5 fold maps (incl 2 lg fold maps in cover pockets), 44 plates (incl frontises), text illus. Scattered light spotting, faint dampstain along fore-edge margins of vol 2. $100-150

341 151372/2 1 vol.

Vincent, Frank, Jr. The Land of the White Elephant:... South-Eastern Asia.... Farther India,...

Burma, Siam, Cambodia, and Cochin-China. New York: Harper, 1874.

1st American ed. 8vo, orig gilt-pictorial & lettered terra-cotta cloth; light edge wear, spine ends just frayed. With 34 plates, incl frontis, tissue guards, text illus, double-page color map, 2 plans (1 double-page). 4pp advts at back.

Ownership signature dated 1874 on verso of frontis. Bright, attractive copy. $100-150 342 151567/1 1 vol.

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. $100-150 343 151665/1 13 vols.

Baedeker, Karl: Italy. Leipzig, etc., 1928. 3rd revised ed. * Unteritalien Sizilien, Sardinien, Malta, Tripolis, Korfu. Leipzig, 1929. German text. * Southern France Including Corsica. Leipzig, etc., 1902. 4th ed. * The 5th ed of the preceding. Leipzig, etc., 1907. * Northern France. Leipzig, 1909. 5th ed. * Switzerland.... Leipzig, etc., 1909. 23rd ed. Some internal dampstaining. * Suddeutchland. Leipzig, 1898. [26th ed.] * Southern Germany. Leipzig, etc., 1929. 13th ed. * Northern Germany. Leipzig, etc. 1904. 14th ed. Frontis map torn. * The 15th ed of the preceding. Leipzig, 1910. * Berlin and Its Environs. Leipzig, 1910. 4th ed. * Belgien und Holland. Leipzig, 1914. 25th ed. German text. * Great Britain. Leipzig, 7th ed. All 16mo, orig giltlettered flexible red cloth; light shelf wear, except where otherwise indicated. Fold maps, plans.

Minor scattered defects. English text except where otherwise indicated. $200-300 344 151738/8 1 vol.

Seguin, L[isbeth] G[ooch]. Rural England.

London: Strahan, [1881]. #36A/600. Folio, orig full vellum, gilt with red & blue gilt-decorated morocco inlays, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed. Illus with wood-engraved proofs on Japan paper. Minor, scattered internal creasing. $120-180

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Perea, Daniel. A los Toros. Barcelona: Hermenegildo Miralles, [ca 1894].

Oblong folio, orig chromolitho bds; occasional light wear & minor dampstaining. With 27 chromolitho plates, 2 leaves of music with color vignettes.

Internally generally clean & attractive. Early ownership inscr, “Havana, Cuba / March 13 / [18]94” on ffep recto. Sound, attractive copy. $200-300 346 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 falldown box.

OCLC 559224784 (2 copies). $3,000-5,000 347 142562/12 1 vol.

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

Folio, contemp 1/2 contemp red morocco & marbled bds, gilt-lettered red morocco spine label, spine gilt; light wear. Untrimmed. With doublepage engraved map, 35 hand-colored aquatint plates, guard sheets. Moderate to occasionally heavy foxing to letterpress, plates generally clean & bright. Complete with half-title. $4,000-7,000

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Hassell, John. Aqua Pictura. London, [plates dated 1818].

“Second Edition.” Oblong folio, contemp russia gilt, a.e.g.; rubbed. With 18 plates each in 4 states (except “Composition from an Original Drawing by P. Dewint,” lacking the color state); 71 (of 72) plates total. Plates issued in etched outline, aquatinted in Indian ink, with yellow tint superimposed & fully colored. Also with handcoloring in text to display colors & shades. Some internal creasing, dust smudging & small tears.

Sold with all faults.

Tooley 248. $500-800

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349 151072/48 2 vols.

Keppel, Henry. The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido for the Suppression of Piracy. London: Chapman & Hall, 1846.

2nd ed. 8vo, later 19th-century full gilt-paneled tan calf, spines gilt; joints & extremities rubbed, joints tender, spine of vol 2 separating. With 2 litho frontises, 9 plates, 6 folding maps, plans & table. Light to often moderate foxing, a few plates heavily foxed. $250-400 350 151293/1 1 vol.

O’Reilly, Bernard. Greenland, the Adjacent Seas, and the Northwest Passage. London: Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, 1818.

4to, contemp 1/4 calf & bds; rubbed & worn, spine detaching, front cover detached. Frontis (sketch of North Pole), 18 sheets of plates, 2 fold-maps. Frontis loose & moderately to heavily foxed, light to moderate foxing to plate margins, scattered light foxing to images, light to moderate offsetting & foxing to fold-maps, scattered light foxing to text, offsetting on title, deaccession stamp on title. $300-500

EARLY PRINTING Lots 355-401 355 151047/10 1 vol.

(Baskerville, John, printer.) The Holy Bible ... [Ol]d Testament and the New with Apocrypha. Birmingham, 1769-1771.

Folio, modern 1/2 morocco & cloth. Engraved titles (incl N.T. title). With frontis & 8 (of 9) issued plates + 27 plates from Boden’s Bible (lacking the plate to face leaf B1). General title defective & repaired, lacking 1st vol frontis, dampstaining & soiling at margins & upper gutters. 2nd Baskerville ed, 1st issue. Sold with all faults.

Gaskell 35. $200-300

351 151190/32 1 vol.

Slocum, Joshua. Voyage to the Liberdade. Boston: Robert Brothers, 1894.2nd ed (1st illus ed). Sm 4to, orig pictorial red cloth; scuffed, affected by damp. Frontis, plates. Internally clean. Ink ownership of Henrietta S. Slocum (the author’s 2nd wife) Wood’s Hole, Aug 4, 1900 on ffep recto. $100-150 352 152141/4 1 vol.

Lord, Walter. A Night to Remember. New York: Henry Holt, [1955].

1st ed. 8vo, orig two-tone cloth, d/j. Photo plates. Bright, attractive copy. $100-150 353 151603/3 1 vol.

Photo Album - Cruise of the S.S. Reliance: Ca 1933. Oblong folio, orig leather; heavily scuffed. Approx 300 amateur & commercial silver prints. Most 3 3/4 x 4 1/2 in; 95 x 120mm & smaller. Norway, Sweden (Stockholm, etc.), Soviet Union (Leningrad, Moscow), Copenhagen.

Voyage of Mr. & Mrs. Off. $100-150 354 151783/15 1 vol.

(Middle East.) Scrapbook - Depictions of Arab, Middle Eastern & Islamic Culture.

Folio, 20th-century bds. Mid-19th-century to early 20th-century monochrome & color mtd tear sheets, advts, ephemera (incl woodengraved tear sheets). Approx 80 pp. $100-150

356 151856/54 1 vol.

(Bible in English.) The Holy Bible. Oxford: University Printers, 1701.

Lg folio, contemp richly gilt dark brown morocco over wooden bds, a.e.g.; joints & extremities worn. With additional engraved general & New Testament titles, frontises, over 200 engraved plates (incl maps). 1st fronits repaired on verso.

Internally generally clean, minor creasing, a few small repairs. Complete with chronological index.

Ruled in red. Armorial book plate. $2,500-4,000

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357 151925/22 1 vol.

Tubingen University Dissertations - Late 18th& Early 19th-Century: “De Pentateucho Arabico Polyglotto”; “Festum Christi Natalitium”; “Animadversiones tum criticae, tum philologicalae”; “Disputatio philologica ad Carmen Chabacuci”; “Bibliothecae Arabicae, P. IV”; “Bibliothecae Arabicae, P.VII”; “Disputatio philologica ad obadiam”; “Disputatio philologica ad Esaiae caput XXVII”; “Observationum ad Vaticinia Jeremiae”; “Disputatio philologica ad Ezechielis caput XXI”; “Disputatio philologica ad psalmum septuagesimum octavum”; “Observationum ad Vaticinia Jeremiae, pars tertia”; “Disputatio philologica ad psalmum centesimum septimum.”

All sm 4to, bound together in old bds. Incl Hebrew, Greek, Syriac, & Arabic ptg. $150-250 358 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 straightgrained 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. $150-200 359 151719/7 1 vol.

Volney, C.F. The Ruin[s]; or, a Survey of the Revolutions of Empires. Philadelphia: James Lyons, 1799.

8vo, contemp tree sheep; worn, joints starting to separate, a few blisters, spine starting to split.

Head of front matter affected by damp, head of title torn away with losses to title lettering. Fold frontis (double-hemisphere celestial map), fold map (Eastern Hemisphere). Sold with all faults.

Evans 36661. $100-150 360 151649/1 1 vol.

(Blake, William, engraver.) Allen, Charles. A New and Improved Roman History. London: for J. Johnson, [1798].

“The Second Edition.” 12mo, contemp sheep; rubbed & worn, covers detached, spine gone, bdg broken. With 4 engraved plates by Blake after Henry Fuseli. Moderate spotting to plates.

Bentley, A Blake Biography 334. $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

364 151110/11 1 vol.

Johnson, Samuel; Publilius, Syrus. Johnsoniana; or, A Collection of bon mots &c. A New Edition,...

Proper to Be Read in Families. London: G. Kearsly, [et al.], 1777.

Sm 8vo, olf calf-backed marbled bds; rubbed, joint repaired. Frontis. Light offsetting on title, some spotting. $200-300

362 151372/8 1 vol.

La Motte, Rondonneau de. Essai historique sur l’Hotel-Dieu de Paris. Paris, 1787.

1st ed. 8vo, mid-19th-century morocco-backed bds; moderate wear. Frontis. Complete with final leaf of privilege. Engraved fold-plan by Bessat after J.E. Thierry tipped in at back, related ms & ptd material also tipped in. Scattered light foxing, small dampstain at foor of frontis.

Regarded as the oldest hospital in the city of Paris and the oldest world-wide still operating. $200-300 363 151006/2 1 vol.

Zompini, Gaetano. Le Arti che vanno per via nella Citta di Venezia. Venice, 1785.

Folio, later (ca 1840) cloth; moderately worn & dampstained, spine gone, front cover detached.

With engraved title, index leaf, 60 etched plates.

Bottom margins dampstained - just touching plates 52-60 within bottom fore-edge plate mark. Sheet size 15 x 10 1/8 in; 385 x 265mm.

Lacking frontis & 1 leaf letterpress memorial. 2nd ed (1st 1753). Depicting the artisans & intinerant street sellers of Venice, with engraved verses below each image. $1,000-1,500 363

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[Burke, Edmund.] A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful.

London: J. Donsley, 1773.

“The Seventh Edition.” 8vo, contemp calf; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Title detached & a little chipped at gutter, scattered light foxing, some discoloration at fore-edges of front matter.

The 7th of 9 lifetime eds. $100-150 366 151072/52A 1 vol.

Salmon, [Thomas]. A New Topographical and Historical Grammar. London, 1772.

“Twelfth Edition.” 8vo, modern buckram. With 25 plates (24 fold maps). Light toning, occasional spotting, moderate smudging at front. With halftitle. $250-400 367 151925/17 1 vol.

Venture, Mardochee. Prieres journalieres a l’usage des juifs portugais ou espanols. Nice; Paris: Lambert, 1772.

1st ed. 8vo, contemp calf; scuffed, occasionally rubbed & blistered. 19th- & 20th-century ink ownerships on title, scattered light foxing. Incl Hebrew ptg, French translation of Sephardic Liturgy.

OCLC 66199231. $200-300 368 151188/27 1 vol.

Wildman, Thomas. A Treatise on the Management of Bees. London: W. Strahan; T. Cadell, 1770.

“Second Edition.” 8vo, contemp calf; rubbed & worn, cover detaching. With 3 fold plates (2nd plate chipped at blank fore-edge margin). Light foxing to title & front matter.

Walker p78. $100-150 369 151812/5 3 vols.

English Equestrian & Sporting Subjects: Osmer, William. A Dissertation on Horses. London: for T. Waller, 1756. 1st ed. 8vo, contemp calf; rubbed & worn, covers detached. Minor internal spotting. * Fairfax, T[homas]. The Complete Sportsman; or, Country Gentleman’s Recreation.

London: for J. Cook, [ca 1760]. 12mo, contemp mottled calf, gilt; rubbed & worn. Frontis, title, [1]-263 (i.e. 263pp), 4pp advts. Internally generally clean. * Lawrence, John. The Horse, in All His Varieties and Uses;... Breeding, Rearing, and Management. London: Henry Washbourne, 1835.

2nd ed. 12mo, contemp calf & bds; heavily rubbed & worn. Frontis portrait; foxed. Internally generally clean. $300-500

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The Gentleman’s Magazine. London, July 1742, Apr 1747, Jan-May 1750, Sept-Dec + supplemental vol for 1750.

8vo, defective or lacking wrappers. No plates in July 1742 issue; 1 plate in Apr 1747, Aug 1750 & Dec 1750 issues; 2 plates in the rest. July 1742 fragment only. Internally clean. Sold with all faults. $200-300 371 158036/1 1 vol.

Smith, Charles, topographer. The Ancient and Present State of the County and City of Waterford.

Dublin: A. Reilly, 1746.

8vo, late 19th-century richly gilt-paneled green morocco, gilt spine compartments, turn-ins gilt, t.e.g., other edges untrimmed, raised bands, silked endpapers, by W.J. Mansell; bands occasionally rubbed, joints, corners & spine ends rubbed. With 6 fold maps & plates (incl 2 maps, 3 panoramas). Scattered minor dust smudging, a few small tears at panorama folds, fold map linen-backed. Complete with list of subscribers. $400-600

372 151467/3 1 vol.

Arnold, Gottfried. Kern wahrer Geistesgebete.

Leipzig: Walter & Fuchs, 1739.

3rd ed. 8vo, contemp calf, gilt spine ornaments, morocco spine label; scuffed, joints rubbed.

Emblematic frontis, title in red & black. Early 20th-century ink ownership stamp on frontis verso & ffep recto. Light to moderate internal spotting. 840, 154, [2]pp.

OCLC 839115643. $100-150 373 151940/1 1 vol.

(Judaica.) Rie, J. de. Wonderlyke Leevens-loop van Sabatai-Zevi, Valsche Messias der Jooden. Leiden: Cryn Visser, 1739.

8vo, disbound. Trimmed, good margins.

Generally clean & crisp. Early ink signature on title.

OCLC 68301735 (2 copies). $2,000-3,000 374 151036/7 1 vol.

Charles I, King of England. The Works of ... Both Civil and Sacred. with the Life and Reign of That Prince. London: T. Reid, 1735.

Folio, late 19th-century 1/2 morocco & marbled bds. Title in red & black. Trimmed - no loss to ptg. Scattered light foxing, old ink annotations.

The “Life” by Peter Heylyn. $100-150

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375 151427/1 1 vol.

God’s Wonders in the Great Deep, or a Token for Mariners; Containing Several Wonderful and Amazing Relations, Both Ancient and Modern of People at Sea. London: for Edw. Midwinter, 1731.

“The Fourth Edition.” 12mo, contemp paneled calf, rebacked, new red morocco spine label, new endpapers. Frontis. Trimmed, a few headlines & signature marks shaved. Ink stain 14mm above bottom edge of title & frontis (1 1/2 x 2 1/2 in; 14 x 70mm) causing a few small areas of paper loss to frontis & repairs to verso of frontis (advt page). Light internal spotting, a few old ink marks in text, 15-line 19th-century ms ink panegyric, “The fellow to Drake....” on 2 terminal blanks. Frontis, [vi], 1-60, [4].

See Catalogue of the Private Library of Samuel Gardner Drake, Boston, 1876. $5,000-8,000 376 151372/7 1 vol.

[Jones, Erasmus.] A Trip through London: Containing Observations on Men and Things.

London, 1728.

“The Fifth Edition, Corrected.” 8vo, 19thcentury 3/4 tan calf & marbled bds, morocco spine label; joints & extremities rubbed, front cover detached. [Bound with:] [Midriff, Sir John, pseud.] [Observations on the Spleen and Vapours.]

[London, 1721.] 8vo. 1p advts, lacking title leaf.

Scattered light foxing, trimmed - a few heads shaved close. $100-150

377 151925/20 1 vol.

Euclid. The Elements of.... London, 1720.

“The Third Edition.” Sm 8vo, contemp tree sheep; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Figures in text. Internally generally clean. $200-300 378 152031/2 2 vols.

Blow, John, et al.: Amphion Anglicus: A Work of Many Compositions....

London: William Pearson for the author & Henry Playford, 1700. 1st ed. Folio, old bds; rubbed & worn. Lacking portrait. [viiii] 1-viii letterpress pp + 216 pp engraved music. Title in red & black, decorated initials. Some internal dust smudging, a few scattered repairs. Wing B-3353. * Songs Compleat, Pleasant and Divertive Set to Music.

London: W. Pearson for J. Tomson, 1719. Vol 4 only, (of 5 issued). 12mo, old bds; worn & defective, bdg broken. Untrimmed, lacking 2 leaves, vol # effaced on pp231/232 & 325/326, cello tape repair across ptd head of title. $400-600 379 158078/120 1 vol.

Bogaert, Abraham. De Roomsche Monarchy.

Utrecht: Francois Halma & Willem van de Water, 1697. 4to, contemp calf, gilt spine compartments, morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. With additional engraved title, portrait of the author, 7 plates (6 views, 2 double-page), 166 engravings in text (incl 165 portraits). Some offsetting, but internally generally clean. $250-400

380 151719/1 1 vol.

Tavernier, Jean Baptiste: The Six Travels of John Baptista Tavernier, Baron of Aubonne, through Turkey and Persia to the Indies.

London, 1684. Folio, modern blue buckram.

[Bound with:] Collection of Travels through Turkey into Persia, and the East Indies. Giving an Account of the Present State of Those Countries. London: for Moses Pitt, 1684. Folio. 6 parts in 1 vol: [xviii], 1246; [ii], 1-214; [vi] [1]-113[1]; [viii], 1-154[2]; [xii], 1-87[1]; 1-66pp. 4 general & part titles.

With 24 plates, incl fold map. Some marginal dampstaining, a few old cellotape repairs, last leaf repaired - with loss of text. Incomplete set of plates & maps. Sold with all faults. $500-800 381 151925/14 1 vol.

(Bythner, Victorinus, commentary by.) Lyra prophetica Davidis Regis, sive, Analysis criticopractica Psalmorum. London: Eliz. Flesher, 1679.

4to, contemp paneled-calf, morocco spine label; scuffed, joints & extremities rubbed. Title in red & black. Latin & Hebrew text. Advt. With contemp or near-contemp decorated calligraphic ownership of James Egerton on verso of ffep & recto of front fly; early ownership of William Barron on verso of title.

Wing B-6423. $200-300

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382 151013/2 1 vol.

Scarron, Paul. Scarron’s Comical Romance; or, a Facetious History of a Company of Strowling StagePlayers. London: J.C. for William Crooke, 1676.

Folio, contemp calf; rubbed. Scattered light foxing & minor spotting. Tall copy.

Wing S-831. $300-500 383 151951/5 1 vol.

(English Law.) Anderson, Edmund, et al. La Second part des reports ... Roign Elizabeth. London: for Andrew Crook, Henry Twyford, Gabriel Bedell, Thomas Dring & John Place, 1665.

Folio, old calf; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Frontis portrait. Darkening to front matter, blank fore-edge of portrait chipped away, other occasional darkening & spotting. Complete with errata. Black-lettered French text.

Wing A-3086. $250-400 384 151293/2 1 vol.

Finetti, Bernardo. Riflessi di spirito ... sopra li Evangelii che trattano d. S. Sacramento d.

Eucharistia. Padua: M. Cadorino, 1662.

Thick 12mo, contemp flexible vellum; slightly dusty, a few small blisters. Additional engraved title, head & tail pieces, decorated initials, woodcut full-page illus. A few small fissures to front matter incl full-page illus.

OCLC 166017329 (1 copy of this ptg). $100-150 385 151636/3 2 vols.

English 17th-Century Imprints: Eniautos Terastios, Mirabilis Annus, or the Year of Prodigies and Wonders. [London, 1661.] 1st ed.

4to, 19th-century bds; covers detached or detaching. Some internal dust smudging, occasional dampstaining, trimmed - a few heads shaved close. Scattered old ink annotations. pp[1-viii], 1-88. Ex-library, ink stamps at foot of title & last page, stamped accession number at foot of p[iii]. Wing E-3127. * A True and Faithful Account of the Several Informations Exhibited ...

Parliament to Inquire into the Late Dreadful Burning of the City of London. Together with Other Informations Touching the Insolency of Popish Priests. [London], 1667. 4to, 19th-century calf; rubbed & worn, front cover detached. Slightly toned, trimmed - a few heads shaved close. pp[1]-55[1]. Wing T-2471. $200-300

386 151745/2 1 vol.

Ruhlmann, Andreas. Politischer theologischer Tractat von dem grossen Haupt-Kriege. Frankfurt am Main: Johann Wilhelm Ammon, 1660.

12mo, contemp vellum; light wear, ties gone.

Engraved emblematic frontis. 22 (of 27) preliminary leaves + 4 leaves misbound at end, 1-298pp (frontis & title counted among preliminary leaves). $100-150

391 158078/120B 1 vol.

Pluvinel, Antoine de. L’Instruction du roy, en excersice de monter a cheval. Paris, 1627.

2nd ed. Folio, contemp vellum; moderate wear & dust smudging. With 4 portraits, 42 (of 50) double-page plates. Lacking additional engraved title, dampstaining to bottom fore-edges of back third, some creasing to title, front & back matter.

Sold with all faults. $500-800

387 151293/3 3 vols.

English 17th-Century Religious Imprints: Clark[e], S[amuel]. A Mirrour or Looking-Glasse Both for Saints and Sinners. London: for Tho. Newburry, 1654. “Second Edition.” 8vo, 18thcentury tree calf; rubbed & worn, bdg broken, front cover detached. Frontis, additional engraved vignette title, with errate & advt leaf.

Slightly trimmed, internally clean. Wing C-4549. * Gouge, William. A Learned and Very Useful Commentary on the Whole Epistle to the Hebrewes.

London: A.M., T.W. & S.G. for Joshua Kirton, 1655. Folio, old calf; rubbed, & worn, covers detached. Lacking frontis. Trimmed, moderate spotting. Wing G-1391. * Taylor, Jeremy. Ductor Dubitantium; or, the Rule of Conscience. London: J.L. for Luke Meredith, 1696. 4th ed. Folio, old calf; worn & blistered. Front matter loose & chipped at edges. Wing T-327. $120-180

392 122519/335 1 vol.

Marlorat, Augustine. Novi Testamenti Expositio Ecclesiastica. [n.p.]: Sumptibus Viduae Iohannis Commelini, 1620.

7th ed. Folio, old calf; rubbed & worn, front cover detached but present. Title ptd in red & black within double border, woodcut title vignette, head & tailpieces, & decorated initials. Index lacking pp. 25-33. Minor dampstaining to margins (not affecting text). $100-150

388 151072/47 1 vol.

Bosio, Antonio. Roma sotterranea. Rome: Lodovico Grignani, 1650.

4to, 19th-century morocco & bds; rubbed & worn, spine defective, covers detached. With 23 plates: fold map, fold plan, fold plate of lamps, 20 double-page plates. Fold plan toned & repaired on verso, a few double-page plates toned, last 2/3 of book affected by damp at bottom margins - often touching plates & text. $500-800 389 151110/13 1 vol.

Cotton, Robert, Sir; Hayward, John, Sir. The Histories of the Lives and Raignes of Henry the Third and Henry the Fourth Kings of England. London: William Sheares, 1642.

1st ed. Sm 8vo, old gilt-paneled calf, richly gilt spine compartments; scuffed, extremities rubbed. With 2 titles & 2 portraits. Slightly trimmed, internally generally clean.

Wing C-6494. $200-300 390 151546/1 1 vol.

(Emblem Book.) Reifenberg, Justus. Emblemata Politica. Amsterdam: Johannes Janssonius, 1632.

12mo, contemp vellum over bds; scattered spotting, slightly scuffed. Engraved pictorial title, 33 engravings in text. Skillful repairs to verso of title & last leaf, to foot of leaf D1, pp73-74.

Scattered mostly internal spotting, occasional marginal dampstaining. [1-2], 3-83[1]pp. $250-400

393 151812/4 1 vol.

Markham, Gervase. Calvalarice, or The English Horseman. [London], ptd by E. Allde for E. White, [1616]-1617.

8 vols in 1. 4to, full gilt-paneled late 18th-century or early 19th-century scarlet morocco, spine richly gilt, a.e.g., rough-trimmed. Wood-cut illus.

Minor dampstaining & dust smudging at edges of front & back matter. Trimmed, but ptg incl title borders intact. Complete with general title & separate titles for parts 2-8, all titles with vignette borders. Register is continuous, signatures A-3B8.

STC 17335; OCLC 18813278. $1,000-1,500 394 141173/44 1 vol.

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. $100-150 395 151190/35 1 vol.

Clement, Nicolas. Le rois et ducs d’Austrasie.

Coulogne, 1591.

4to, 19th-century full gilt-paneled & armorial dark green morocco, a.e.g.; joints & extremities scuffed. With etched title vignette, 63 medallion portraits in text. Translated into French by Francois Guibaudet. Trimmed, internally generally clean. 19th-century bibliographic extracted article bound in back. Ex-library ink stamp on title & many text leaf margins. $400-700

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396 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. $300-500 397 122519/128 1 vol.

Boniface VIII, Pope. Liber VI. Decretal: Sextus Liber Decretalium. Lyons: Hugonem & Haeredes Aemonis a Porta, 1541.

Folio, old paneled and blind-stamped calf; worn.

With ptrs device on title, text in red & black, decorated initials. Front matter affected by worm, some worming & dampstaining to margins (not affecting text). Old Latin marginalia throughout. [Bound with:] Clement VII, Pope.

Constitutiones. Lyons: Hugonem & Haeredes Aemonis a Porta, 1541. Text in red & black, title vignette, decorated initials, woodcuts. Edges occasionally affected by mold & dampstaining. $200-300 398 151190/33 1 vol.

Huttich, Johann. Imperatorum et Caesarum vitae, cum imaginibus ad vivam expressis. Strassburg: W. Koephel, 1534. 2 parts in 1 vol. 4to, 18th-century gilt-paneled tree calf; scuffed. With 268 medallions of emperors. Dampstaining to title & 1st several quires, other occasional dampstaining. Trimmed, but good margins.

Armorial book plate on paste-down.

Adams H-247. $800-1,200 399 152092/4 2 vols.

Homer. [Works in Greek.] [Strassburg: Wolfgang Cephalaeus, 1534.]

8vo, 19th-century calf-backed cloth; worn, joints separating. Complete with general title with wood-cut border & colophon with printer’s device. Internally generally clean.

Adams H747; Brunet III, 270. $400-700 401 122519/334 1 vol.

Pope Gregory the Great. Omnia Quae Extant Opera. Paris: Claude Chevallon, 1533.

Folio, old calf over bds; scuffed. Front cover detached but present. Title (encompassing title head, imprint, & vignette) repaired & mounted to sheet & remounted to the recto of aa1.

Decorated initials, old Latin marginalia throughout, with occasional Greek glosses and reader’s corrections to ptd text. Leaves aa1-aa3 defective & rather crudely repaired, occasional worming and dampstaining to margins (not affecting text). Presumed complete.

[Adams G 1168] $200-300

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402 148104/4 1 piece.

Miniature on Vellum.

“Die heiligen Vierzehn Nothhelffern” [The Fourteen Holy Helpers in Need]. 6 x 4 in, leaf size. 15th- or 16th-century leaf, likely exhibiting modern restoration. $300-500

405 151372/11 1 piece.

Christian Manuscript Book of Hours Calendar Leaves.

2 leaves on 1 sheet, 80 x 120mm. In red, blue & black (faded to brown), 2 color-decorated intials, floral decorations in gilt, blue, green & red. A few small holes & minor dust soiling along center fold. In frame purchased from its designer, Robert Kulicke. $250-400

403 151783/7 1 piece.

Illuminated Manuscript. Breviary Leaf.

[Italy?, ca 1480.] 2pp, 8 1/2 x 6 in; 216 x 152mm. Gilt-illuminated & color floral initial, capitals in red & blue. $200-300

406 158078/116A 3 pieces.

Manuscript Christian Choir Book Leaves on Vellum: [Spain?, 16th-17th Century.] Folio leaves. Gilt illuminated, color & pictorial embellishments. $300-500

404 151738/6 2 pieces.

Christian Manuscript Leaves on Vellum: Leaf from ms. Bille, France, ca 13th century. Book of Deuteronomy, Ch 20-22. 7 3/4 x 5 1/4 in; 197 x 135mm. Double columns, colored initials & dragons, old marginal annotations. * Leaf from ms Book of Hours, ca 15th century. 5 x 3 1/2 in; 127 x 90mm. Gilt & color initials, color floral border decorations. $300-500

407 158078/116 2 pieces.

Manuscript Christian Choir Book Leaves on Vellum: [Spain?, 16th-17th Century.] Lg folio sheets. Both with color decorated initials, 1 leaf with pictorial gilt-illuminated initial. Each framed. $300-500

MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL Lots 402-426

408 158078/116B 1 vol.

Manuscript Christian Choir Book. [Spain?, 16th17th century.]

Folio, sheep over wooden bds, metal ornaments; rubbed. 45 leaves on vellum; often darkened.

Sold with all faults. $1,000-1,500

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409 152150/2 1 vol.

(Christian Anglican Gothic Revivial-Style Devotional Manuscript.) The Collects of the Catholic Church. [Glympton Park, near Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England], ca 1860. 4to, contemp richly gilt armorial full brown morocco, a.e.g.; joints & spine ends rubbed, edges scuffed.

Hand-colored gilt illuminated title with color floral & foliate border, 75 hand-colored gilt illuminated collects with color decorated & pictorial initials, geometrical foliate & floral color borders. Executed by Mrs. Henry Barnett on the rectos of 76 vellum sheets, 9 x 6 1/2 in; 230 x 160mm. Internally clean & bright. $3,000-5,000

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410 151603/1A 1 piece.

Manuscript Koran.

Northern Nigeria, ca 1st half of 20th century.

4 3/8 in (114mm) square format. Unbound, orig goatskin-covered pastebds & leather thong; bds scuffed, corners rubbed. Anepigraphic illuminated carpet page; marginal medallions, roundels, & decorated frames. African Arabic text in brown ink with diacritics & surah headings in orange & red. Presumed complete. Orig or contemp outer case-binding & envelope-flap, geometrically decorated goatskin-over-cloth with leather thong. $500-800

411 151603/1B 1 piece.

Manuscript Koran.

Northern Nigeria, ca 1st half of 20th century.

7 7/8 x 6 3/8 in; 200 x 162mm. Unbound, original pastebds & leather thong; some scuffing.

Clear & strong scribal hand, colorful roundel headings & verse stops; African Arabic text in brown & black ink with orange & red diacritics & headings. Foliation appears out of sequence, but presumed complete. Orig or contemp goatskin arm-bag with shoulder strap & geometric ornamentation; scuffed & slightly soiled. $500-800

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Manuscript Koran.

Northern Nigeria, ca 1st half of 20th century. 9 x 7 1/8 in; 228 x 181mm. Unbound, orig goatskincovered pastebds with decorative columns & lozenges & leather thong. Illuminated opening with decorated frame, marginal roundels & medallions throughout. African Arabic text in brown ink with diacritics & headings in orange & red, scattered glosses in black. Several concluding ms leaves added later, in blue ink & in different scribal hand; some repairs to final leaves. Presumed complete. Orig or contemp goatskin arm-bag with twisted-braid ties & straps. $500-800 413 151603/1C 1 piece.

Manuscript Islamic Jurisprudential Treatise.

Northern Nigeria, ca 1st half of 20th century.

8 7/8 x 6 5/8 in; 226 x 167mm. Unbound, orig goatskin-covered pastebds & leather thong; bds bumped & rubbed. African Arabic text in brown & black ink with abundant & imaginative Arabic marginalia; contemp (?) whimsical student’s doodle of a gyrocopter on back pastebd. Foliation out of sequence, some leaves may be missing.

Orig or contemp goatskin arm-bag with decorative leatherwork & braided shoulder strap; worn & scuffed. $500-800 414 142312/260 1 piece.

(Notorial Contract.) Manuscript Document.

Lyons, May 29, 1592. 2pp, folio, on vellum. $200-300 415 152023/186 6 pieces.

American & British Manuscript Documents: 17th - early 19th century. $200-300 416 152023/123 Lot. Americana: Colonial & continental paper currency, small format 18th- & 19th-century maps of America, ms & ptd documents. $100-150 417 152023/155 2 pieces.

(American Revolution.) New Jersey Manuscript Documents: Somerset County, NJ, Dec 31, 1779. 1p, 4to; some dust smudging & edge wear. Petition of justices & shareholders in Somerset Co to the State of NJ, requesting to commit prisoners into adjacent jails after the Somerset jail was burned by the British. Approx 14 signatures, dark & strong. * Elizabeth, NJ, 1792. Citizen’s petition that an innkeeper’s license be granted. 1p, folio; toned, cellotape repair. $200-300

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418 152023/66 1 piece.

American Revolutionary Receipt - Partly Printed Document.

Chester, PA, Aug 30, 1780. Receipt for the requisition of a horse. 7 1/2 x 8 in; 185 x 210mm. Torn along 1 ornamental border, browned, backed with late 19th-century paper.

Ink annotation dated 1781. $150-250 419 152023/109 1 piece.

(American Revolutionary War.) Campbell, Mary. Autograph Letter Signed.

N.p., 1777. 2pp, 4to; browned, several old cellotape repairs. To her son Archie, a Revolutionary army doctor, with post-script of historial interst, “the latest news we have is that we have taken Gen. Prescott prisoner at Rhode Island, that Gen. Howe has offered Gen. Lee in exchange for him, but Gen. Washington has refused to comply.” $250-400 420 151927/2 1 piece.

Manuscript Ledger. American Tavern, 18311832.

Sm 4to, orig pictorial ptd wrappers; some wear.

18pp. Spirits, etc. $100-150

421 151467/1 2 vols.

American Mid-19th-Century Sentiment Albums: Ca 1845 & 1858/59. Both sm 4to, orig morocco; bdgs broken, covers detached. 1858 album incl 4 small mtd & trimmed to oval salt print portraits (2 3/4 x 2 1/4 in; 70 x 55mm). $120-180 422 151047/13 Lot. American Civil War Manuscript Material: Manuscript day book, 14th Regiment, New York Militia, 1861-1863. Folio; incomplete & removed from bdg. Numbered pp[3], 5-47, 48-265 not filled in, pp266-267 containing 2 ms poems.

Entries for May 18 - Sept 28, 1861; Mar 10 - Dec 31, 1862; Jan 5 - Sept 26. Incl casualty lists & several orders. Incl entries relating to the battles of Bull Run, VA; Falmouth, VA; Camel Church, VA; General Pope’s Campaign, VA; Rappahannock Station, VA; Fredericksburg, VA; Port Royal, VA; Fitzhugh’s Crossing, VA; Chancellorsville, VA; Gettysburg, PA. Lot incl a small file of related documents & letters.

The 14th Regiment, New York State Militia was also called the 14th Brooklyn; known as the RedLegged Devils after Confederate general Stonewall Jackson was said to have cried out at the first battle of Bull Run, “Hold on Boys! Here come those red-legged devils again.” $800-1,200

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423 145500/9 1 vol.

(Civil War.) Osgood, George C[owles], Acting Assistant Surgeon. Manuscript Journal.

“Journal of Practice on the USS Oneota.” Off. Cario, Ill[inois], July 15, 1865 - May 26, 1866.

Folio, orig morocco-backed bds; light edge wear.

80pp ms daily journal + 11pp ms admitting log.

Internally clean & clear.

Osgood, George Cowles, 1838-1913, appointed a US Navy acting assistant surgeon on Feb 26, 1863, attached to the ironclad Chillicothe, & served during the Yazoo Pass & Red River Expeditions. Posted to Mound City, IL, July 10, 1865 to oversee the medical requirements of those men watching the monitors of Oneota & Catawaha. $500-800 424 151549/2 1 piece.

[Dickinson, John, et al., attributed.] Manuscript Music.

“Liberty [Song].” [North America, ca 1770s.]

13 x 3 1/2 in; 330 x 90mm. Fragment addition of 34 bars; 2 lines of verse: “No more beneath the oppressor’s hand…./ of tyranny we groan….”

Scattered spotting, on laid paper.

See Sonneck (1945) p227. $300-500 425 152095/3 1 vol.

American Engraved Sheet Music Album, ca 1815-1830.

Folio, contemp calf-backed bds; rubbed. Holding approx 80 pieces, 430 pp. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Baltimore, etc. Incl: “Star Spangled Banner,” Philadelphia, A. Bacon & Co, ca 1814-1819; “Welcome Lafayette,” Boston, G. Graupner, [ca 1824-25]; “Gen’l La Fayette’s Grand March and Quickstep,” Baltimore, John Cole, [1824-26]; “The African Dance,” Boston, G. Graupner, [1821-25]; “All Things Fair & Bright Are Thine,” Boston, July 5, 1817 in the presence of the President of the United States. Moderate to moderately heavy foxing throughout, scattered small defects. Sold as is. $300-500 426 151303/3 14 pieces.

Indentured Chinese Labor in Cuba - Printed Documents: Compania Asiatica de La Habana, 1858-1860.

(12) ptd documets in Spanish & Chinese, filled in in ms, folio sheets. Contracts for indentured Chinese laborers. Occasional dampstaining. * Consulado General Imperial de China ... de Cuba, 1883-1884. (2) Certificado de Nacionalidad documents, partly ptd, filled in in ms, 4to formats. $800-1,200

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427 152024/13 Lot. Playing Cards - Transformation Deck.

Tiffany & Co. “Harlequin Playing Cards.” New York, 1879. Designed

by C.E. Carryl. 52 cards, color ptd with green backs & gilt edges, in orig ptd green & brown pictorial gilt box (top panel detached, top left panel gone). 95 x 65mm. Clean & crisp. $800-1,200

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428 152024/6 Lot. Playing Cards - Transformation Deck.

[Ackermann, R., pub.] [“Pictorial Cards.”]

London, ca 1818. 52 cards, on paper stock.

Aquatint. Approx 90 x 65mm. Likely cut from sheet(s) pub in Ackermann’s Repository of Arts Literature, Fashion,.... No decks on card stock recorded. Clean & attractive. $1,000-1,500 429 152024/5 Lot. Playing Cards - Transformation Deck.

[Bartlett, C., pub.] [“Bartlett Pictorial Playing Cards.”] New York, 1883. 52 cards, with pamphlet in orig wrappers “Key to the Pictorial Playing Cards.” Engraved & hand-colored. 93 x 65mm. Slightly dusty, backs often a little discolored, but all intact & unbent. The 1st American transformation deck. $1,200-1,800

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430 152024/3 Lot. Playing Cards - Transformation Deck.

[Cotta, J.C., pub.] “Jeanne d’Arc.” Tubingen, 1805.

Designed by Grafin Charlotta von JennisonWalworth. 51 of 52 cards; lacking the 8 of Clubs.

Engraved, face cards & several others with hand coloring. 97 x 69mm. Some dust smudging, a few small scattered faults. Face card characters from Schiller’s “Die Jungfrau von Orleans.” $1,500-3,500 431 152024/2 Lot. Playing Cards - Transformation Deck.

Cotta, J.C., pub. [“Arab.”] Tubingen, 1809.

Designed by Grafin Charlotta von JennisonWalworth. 51 of 52 cards. Lithographically ptd, face cards & several others partly hand-colored.

97 x 67mm. Clean & attractive. Reputed to be the 1st lithographic deck. $2,000-3,000 432 152024/11 Lot. Playing Cards - Standard Deck with Secondary Use. Paris, ca 1790. 52 cards. 80 x 55mm. Backs stenciled with letters & words for pedagogical use. Clean & attractive. $300-500 433 152024/14 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

[Daveluy?] France, ca 1870. 52 cards. With gold pips, pink backs. 87 x 55mm. Slightly dusty. $300-500

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Grimaud, B.P. Historical French Courts. Paris, ca 1856. 52 cards, blue backs, gold corners, orig color pictorial gilt box (minor wear). Engraved & hand-colored. 85 x 55mm. Italian tax stamp on Ace of Hearts. Clean & attractive. $300-500 435 152024/16 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Grimaud, B.P. Imperial pack. Paris, ca 1858. 52 cards, blue backs, gold corners, orig color pictorial gilt box (light wear). Engraved & handcolored. 85 x 55mm. Aces bear coats of arms of France, Germany, England and Russia; depicts contemp monarchs. $500-800 436 152024/12 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck - Game or Teaching Cards.

Jeu de Cartes Alphabetique. Paris, ca 1840.

Designed by F. Sere. 24 of 32 cards; lacking QC, 7, C, AH, QH, JH, 10H, 9H, 8H. Color litho. 85 58mm. Generally clean & bright, some dust smudging to versos. $300-500 437 152024/7 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Jeu des Grotesque (Leger de Main). France, ca 1820. 32 double-caricature cards. Engraved & hand-colored. 108 x 70mm. Complete, clean & attractive. $800-1,200 438 152024/8 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Jeu des Drapeaux (Flag Deck). France, ca 1814.

32 cards. Engraved. 103 x 65mm. Some generally light dust smudging. Military motif, ptg in honor of Napoleon. $800-1,200

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[Brianville, Claude Orance Fine de.] Heraldic playing cards. Lyon, ca 1667. 48 of 52 cards; lacking 10 of Spades, Prince of Clubs, 9 of Diamonds & King of Diamonds. 90 x 55mm.

Slightly dust, 1 corner of 3 Clubs chipped away. $1,500-2,500

439 152024/19 Lot. Playing Cards - Standard Deck.

Gatteaux. Paris, ca 1816. 52 cards, engraved, color face cards, pink backs. 85 x 55mm. Small abrasions to face of King of Hearts. Generally clean & attractive. $250-400 440 152024/10 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

French Revolutionary playing cards. France, ca 1792. 31 of 32 cards; lacking 8 of Diamonds. 83 x 55mm. A little dusty, scattered abrasions & wear. $800-1,200

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442 152024/1 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

[Nullenstein, Lautje van Schotten.] [“Pasquins Windkaart.�] Holland, ca 1720. 53 cards, incl 2 extra cards; lacking 10 of Diamonds. Engraved & hand-colored. 84 x 48mm. Clean & attractive. $1,500-2,500

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(Chess.) Philidor, [F.D.] Analyse du jeu des echecs. Philadelphia: J. Johnston, [1821].

Sm 8vo, contemp 1/4 calf & marbled bds; occasionally scuffed, joints rubbed. With 21 leaves of color plates. Some foxing to front & back matter. A little smoke singed.

American Imprints 6468; OCLC 3855687. $250-400

443 152024/20 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Muller. Swiss Canton pack. Switzerland, ca 1900.

52 cards. Color scenic aces & color doubleended costumed courts. 90 x 60mm. Clean & attractive. $250-400 444 152024/4 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

[Nullenstein, Lautje can Schotten.] “Pasquins Windkaart op de Windnegotie.” Holland, 1720.

53 cards, incl title card. Engraved, suit symbols hand-colored. Likely cut from sheet & mtd on marbled bd. $1,200-1,800

448 151188/29 Lot. American Circus Material - Relating to Charles “Chappie” Philip Fox: File of letter copies & documents relating to Chappie Fox’s Circus World Museum, ca 1870s.

Several hundred pieces, incl a few autograph notes sgd by Chappie Fox. * Fox, Charles Philip; Parkinson, Tom. The Circus in America. Waukesha, WI, [1969]. Oblong small folio, orig cloth, d/j.

Color plates, other illus. Light wear. $100-150

445 152024/18 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Dondorf, B. “Luxus-Spielkarte Vier-Erdteile.”

Frankfurt am Main, ca 1870. 52 cards, color ptd pink & gilt backs. 94 x 64mm. Representing the American, Asian, European & African Continents. Clean & attractive. $300-500 446 152024/17 Lot. Playing Cards - Non-Standard Deck.

Frommann, Maximilian. “Tarock” pack.

Darmstadt, ca 1880. 54 of 54 cards, colored face cards, double-ended views. 110 x 62mm.

Occasional minor dust smudging, but generally clean & attractive. $500-800

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449 151951/7 1 piece.

Baseball &c - Uncut Strip Card Sheet: 1926. 25 color cards incl: Babe Ruth, Roger Hornsby, Frank Frisch, Dazzy Vance, Evereyy Scott. Also: Norma Talmadge, Jackie Coogan, Lon Chaney, Douglas Fairbanks, Johnny Weismuller, Benny Leonard, et al. Slightly & evenly toned, minor wear. $200-300

AUTOGRAPHS Lots 450-562 450 151190/31 1 vol.

Corbett, James J. The Roar of the Crowd. New York: Putnam’s, [1925].

2nd ptg. 8vo, orig red cloth; scuffed. Frontis portrait, plates. Sound copy. With Corbett ALs tipped in at front: Providence, RI, n.d., 1p, sm 4to; creased at folds; regretting that this title is out of print. $120-180

452 151649/7 1 vol.

Kanin, Garson. Born Yesterday: A Comedy. New York: Viking, 1946.

1st ed. 12mo, orig cloth; light wear, very slightly dusty, d/j (some chipping to edges, separations in spine panel & front panel joint). Frontis.

Presentation copy inscr, dated “Westport August 1949 [1947?]” & sgd by Garson on half-title. $100-150

451 151072/20 1 vol.

Truffout, Francois. Hitchcock. (New York): Simon & Schuster, (1967).

4th paperback ptg. 4to, orig wrappers; minor wear. Illus. Sgd on title by Alfred Hitchcock, with an ink self-caricature line drawing. Also sgd by Janet Leigh. $500-800

453 142386/19 1 vol.

(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. $500-800

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Lindbergh, Charles A. Of Flight and Life. New York: Scribners, 1948.

1st ed. 12mo, orig blue cloth; light edge wear, slightly scuffed & a little dusty, d/j (some chipping at extremities - paper loss at head & foot of spine, no loss to lettering or design elements). Bookplate of Philip Van Horn Weems on front paste-down. Presentation copy inscr to “Commander P[hilip] V[an] H[orn] Weems,” dated 1948 & sgd by Lindbergh on half-title.

Weems, Philip Van Horn, 1889-1979, US Navy officer, inventor of navigational instruments and methods, author of Air Navigation (1931), assigned by the Navy to teach Lindbergh celestial navigation for a month in 1928. $500-800 455 151603/6 1 vol.

Melville, George W. In the Lena Delta. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, & Company, (1884).

8vo, orig pictorial brown cloth; light wear.

Portrait, 15 plates, 4 maps. Internally clean.

Presentation copy to Colonel John P. Nicholson.

Sgd, inscr & dated May 20, [19]08 on front blank recto with 9 lines of verse in Melville’s hand. Also with autograph sgd Christmas greetings from Melville to the Nicholsons, Dec 25, [19]08 tipped in to front blank; small sheet of ms verse (6 lines), dated May 20, [19]08 inserted; short TLs, Philadelphia, Apr 15, 1911 to Mrs. Nicholson from Mellville. $120-180 456 151925/12 1 vol.

(Roosevelt, Bunny, et al.) Song Folio of Paramount’s “Alice in Wonderland”. [Los Angeles]: Paramount, 1933.

Lyrics by Dimitri Tiomkin, music by Nathaniel Flinston. 4to, contemp flexible dark green morocco, gilt; joints, spine & extremities rubbed, orig pictorial weappers bound in. Musical notation, photo illus. Presentation copy inscr, dated “Hollywood Cal, Jan 20, 1934,” & sgd by Nathaniel Finston & Dimitri Tiomkin on front blank. With a facing presentation dated June 2nd, 1939 to the scholar William Empson, sgd by Bunny Roosevelt and 12 others, incl many Roosevelt family members, given at the Century Club, New York. $300-500 457 151190/24 1 vol.

Sandburg, Carl. Abraham Lincoln: The Praire Years.

New York: Harcourt, Brace, [1926].

4th ptg. Vol 1 (of 2) only. 4to, orig cloth, t.e.g.; light to moderate wear. Plates. Presentation copy inscr & sgd by Sandburg on half-title. $100-150

458 152095/1 1 vol.

Schumpeter, Joseph A. The Theory of Economic Development. Cambridge: Harvard Univ Press, 1936.

2nd ptg. 8vo, orig red cloth, gilt-lettered spine; minor edge wear, spine & edges a little sunned.

Sgd & dated “May [19]46” by Schumpeter on ffep recto. Ownership stamp of Richard E. Day on ffep recto. $1,000-1,500 459 151649/2 2 vols.

Weizmann, Chaim. Trial and Error: the Autobiography of Chaim Weizmann. New York: Harper, (1949).

1st ed. #218/500 sgd by Weizmann. 8vo, orig cloth, paper spine labels; minor wear, d/j (minor chipping to edges, occasional light dust smudging & spotting, a little toned, a few small cellotape repairs at edges), slipcase with paper label (some wear). Portrait. Early owner’s ink inscr on bottom half of limitation. $300-500 460 141901/13 2 vols.

Hoover, Herbert: The Challange to Liberty. New York: Scribners, 1934. 1st ed. 8vo, orig giltlettered blue cloth; light to moderate edge wear, Inscr & sgd by Hoover on ffep recto. * Addresses upon the American Road, 1955-1960. Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton, 1961. 1st ed. 8vo, orig blue cloth, gilt-lettered spine, d/j. Light wear, some spotting to fore-edge, one gathering toned. Presentation label sgd by Hoover mtd on ffep recto. $100-150 461 No lot 462 151780/321 2 vols.

Nixon, Richard: The Memoirs of Richard Nixon. New York, (1978).

1st ptg. Sgd by Nixon. 4to, orig blue cloth, gilt’ light wear, spine fading to brown. Photo plates. * The Real War. (New York): Warner, (1980). 1st ptg. #235/2500 sgd by Nixon. 8vo, orig maroon leather, gilt, a.e.g.; minor wear. Provenance: from the collection of Nancy du Pont Reynolds Cooch. $200-400 463 151072/22A 10 vols.

Performing Arts - Signed Books: Blum, Daniel. Great Stars of the American Stage.

New York: Greenberg, (1952). 4to, orig cloth; light wear, d/j (some creasing & chipping at edges). Photo illus. Sgd by Florence Reed, Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne, Pegg Wood, Helen Hays (also inscr), Lillian Gish (also inscr), Jose Ferrer, Eli Wallach - each on the full-page photo facing

bio entry. * Gish, Lillian. Dorothy and Lillian Gish.

NY: Scribner’s, (1973). 2nd ptg. 4to, orig cloth, d/j (creased & chipped at edges). Sgd & inscr by Gish on half-title. * Guare, John. The House of Blue Leaves. NY: Viking, 1972. 1st ed, book club issue. 8vo, orig cloth, d/j. Sgd on title by Guare, Anne Meara & William Atheron. Glue residue on ffep. * Houghton, Norris. But Not Forgotten: The Adventures of The University Players. New York: W. Sloan, (1951). 1st ptg. 8vo, orig cloth, d/j (some creasing, other wear). Photo plates. Sgd on title

by Joshua Logan, Henry Fonda, Mildred Natwick. * Jablonski, Edward. Harold Arden: Happy with the Blues. Garden City, 1961. 1st ed, 8vo, orig cloth, d/j (torn - largely present, title & first several pages cut loose but present). Sgd by Arden on title. * Inge, William. Come Back, Little Sheba. NY: Random House, (1950). 1st ed. 12mo, orig cloth, d/j (price clipped, some edge wear). Frontis. Sgd on title by Shirley Booth, Sidney Blackmer, et al. * Pinter, Harold. The Birthday Party and Other Plays. London: Methuen, 1960. 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; light wear. Sgd by Pinter on title. * Isherwood, Christopher. Christopher and His Kind, 1929-1939. NY, (1976). 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth, d/j. Sgd & dated Dec 11, 1976 on title by Isherwood. * Gard, Alex. More Ballet Laughs. NY: Scribner’s. 1946. 4to, orig bds; chipped. Sgd by Walter Terry, Andre Eglevsky, Igor Youshevitch & Maria Karniloff. * Shawn, Ted. Gods Who Dance.

NY: E.P. Dutton, (1929). 1st ed. 8vo, orig cloth; worn, spine defective. Plates. Inscr & sgd on title

by Shawn. $300-500 464 151534/2 1 piece.

Brooklyn Dodgers. Baseball Signed.

[Spring training, 1955.] Signatures incl: Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Roy Campanella, Don Newcome, Gil Hodges, Jim Gilliam, Joe Black, Carl Eskine, George “Shotgun” Shuba, Rube Walker. All together 19 Dodgers signatures + possible clubhouse or traced signature of Joe Black. On Harwood official Brooklyn Dodgers (souvenir) baseball; slightly scuffed, moderatley faded. $500-800 465 152163/1 1 piece.

Robinson, Jackie. Baseball Signed & Inscribed.

“Best Wishes, 1962.” Strongly legible signature, starting to break up. Hall of Fame player. $500-800 466 152163/2 1 piece.

Lajoie, Larry [Napoleon]. Baseball Signed: Ca 1930s-1940s. Ball darkened, signature clear but a little obscured by darkening. Hall of Fame player. $500-800

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Autograph Album - Mid-20th-Cenutry American Baseball Players: Primarily cards sgd, bearing pre-hand-stamped postal marks dated 1949, which were returned to the collector. Incl: Joe DiMaggio (1977), Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Don Newcome, Gill Hodges, Carl Hubble, Johnny Mize, Robert Thomson, Charlie Keller, Early Wynn, James Mickey Vernon, Danny Murtaugh, Luke Appaling, Richie Ashburn, Robin Roberts. All together approx 95 cards sgd, most dated 1949, representing players from all 16 pre-expansion major league clubs. Clean, clear signatures. $800-1,200

472 152023/55 Lot. British Nobility - Family of George III Autograph Material: Charlotte of Mecklenberg-Strelitz, Queen of Great Britain. Cut signature. * William IV, Duke of Clarence. Cut signature. * Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent. Letter closing. * Ernest Augustus I of Hanover, Duke of Cumberland. Ms pay order sgd. * William Frederick, Duke of Clouster. Postal cover sgd. Cut signatures: Goerge IV, Prince Regent; Princess Augusta; Princess Mary, Dutchess of Glouster; Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge; Princess Elizabeth; Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex. $300-500

468 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

473 151674/4 1 piece.

Hofmann, A[lbert]. Autograph Quotation Signed.

Chemical formula for LSD & psilocybin. In black marker on 4to sheet. Clean & bright. $300-500

469 151303/7 1 piece.

Diaz, Porfirio, President of Mexico. Document Signed.

May 11, 1907. 2 leaves, folio, partly ptd, fillled in in ms. Patent for gold mine in Chihuahua, granted to Ernest H. Goldner. Creases along old folds. Document 35113, with ink stamps & attachments. $300-500 470 151745/3 1 piece.

Einstein, A[lbert]. Photograph SIgned.

Silver print profile bust portrait, 10 x 8 in; 254 x 204mm. Mtd on bd, spotting & some surface wear. Signed & dated “52” in ink on blank margin below image at left center by Einstein. Signature & date smudged. $800-1,200 471 152023/18 1 piece.

George III, King of England. Document Signed.

St. James, Jan 17, 1799. 1p, oblong folio on vellum, paper seal; some spotting, light to moderate creasing along old folds. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Military commission. Signature starting to lighten. Framed. $300-500

474 151674/3 1 piece.

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Autograph Letter Signed.

Cambridge, July 9, 1845. 2pp, 12mo; moderate creasing along old folds. To Mr. [Abraham] Hart, “If you can without inconvenience advance me two hundred dollars on the poems....” Relating to poems (or translations of poems) by Longfellow published by Carey & Hart in Philadelphia during 1845.

See BAL 12079 & 12078; also see: Hilen, Andrew, The Letters of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, #871. $500-800 475 142312/259 1 piece.

Louise, Countess of Provence, Titular Queen Consort of France, of Louis XVIII. Document Signed.

Dec 31, 1782. Folio sheet on vellum; moderate vertical center crease. Receipt for the sum of £60,000 in cash for 1782. Sgd “Marie Josephine Louise.” Slight fading to a few of the signature’s letters. $300-500 476 151643/4 1 piece.

Pinkerton, William A. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Silver print portrait, 9 x 7 in; 230 x 170mm. N.p., June 10, [19]72. Dark, bold inscr & signature.

Pinkerton, William Allan, 1846-1923, son of Allan Pinkerton, founder of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency. William & his brother Robert headed the agency after their father. $200-300

477 151643/3 Lot. Spire, Andre. Autograph Letters Signed.

New York, etc., 1944-45. (7) sm 4to, 1 & 2 pp, in addressed postal envelopes. In French, with Walter R. Benjamin labeled sleeve.

Spire, Andre, 1868-1966, French writer & zionist activist. $150-250 478 151545/2 Lot. Classical Music Composers - Primarily 20thCentury American - Autograph Material: All to Harry W. Seitz: [Granger], Percy.

Autograph letter sgd. White Plains, NY, Dec 26, 1950. 1p, 8vo; light creasing along old horizontal folds, minor marginal stain. With postal envelope addressed in Granger’s hand. “I would just love to stay with you while in Detroit.” * Harris, Roy. Ptd musical score “Li’l Boy Named David” sgd with presentation inscr on front pictorial self wrapper. [1946]. 4to, 10pp; minor creasing. With ptd dedication to the Central High School Choir of Detroit and their gifted conductor, Dr. Harry W. Seitz. * Kolar, Victor. ALs. Detroit, May 1942.

1p, 4to; light creasing at old folds. As conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, to the boys & girls of Central High School Choir, “ allow me to thank you ... for remembering me in my recent dark hours.“ * Levenson, Boris. (3) ALs. New York, 1940-46. * _ _. Ptd score “The Bells Toll” sgd with presentation inscr. New York, 1943. 4to. * O’Hara, Geffrey. Ptd score “One Word” sgd with presentation inscr. Apr 19, 1945. 4to.

Harry Seitz, fl 1930s-1960s, cellist, conductor, choral music teacher & director of the chorus of the Central High School of Detroit. $250-400 479 151428/1 Lot. Motion Picture & Other Performers Autograph Material: Beyth, Ann. Photo sgd & inscr. 10 x 8 in. * Champion, Gower. Photo sgd & inscr. 7 x 5 in. * Chaney, Frances. Autograph letter sgd. * Genevieve. (2) TLs, 1958; photo sgd, 5 x 4 in. * Grayson, Kathryn. Photo sgd & inscr, 7 x 5 in. * Logan, George. Photo sgd & inscr, 7 x 5 in. * Page, Patti. Photo sgd & inscr, 10 x 8 in. * Martin, Mary. TLs, Dec 7, 1959; photo sgd & insc, 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. * Perkins, Tony. ALs, New York, May 6, 1960. * Shore, Dinah. (2) photos sgd, 5 x 3 1/2 in. * Skelton, Red. (2) TLs, Los Angeles, Mar 7, 1957; Feb 15, 1958. Lot also incl other performer items with proxy or mechanical signatures. $200-300 480 152119/1 1 piece.

Bergman, Ingrid. Photograph Signed & Inscribed.

Silver print, 13 1/4 x 10 1/8 in; 332 x 260mm.

Blind stamp of Ernest Bachrach on orig mat; minor edge wear. Inscr to Jackie Green, dated 1949 & sgd by Bergman. $150-250

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Autograph Material. Britten, Benjamin: Typed letter signed. Aldeburgh, Jan 26, 1954. 2pp, 8vo. * Autograph letter signed. Aldeburg, Apr 25, [1948?]. 2pp, 8vo. * ALs. Bridgnorth, n.d. [ca 1950s]. 2 pp, 4to. [To friends Roger & Kathleen Field], touching on the death of the singer Kathleen Ferrier, his bursitis, “I am going to try playing the piano again,” the success of the Gregynog Festival, his partner Peter Pears’ health & career. In each letter extending their goodwishes as a couple. With related ephemera. $500-800 482 151545/1 4 pieces.

Cowell, Henry. Autograph Material: All to Harry W. Seitz: Autograph letter sgd. Aug 11, 1940. 1p, 4to; light vertical creasing along old folds. “I enjoyed meeting you very much.... I wish that more conductors had the courage to arrange the performances of the gratifying unique program material you manage to unearth.” * Short ALs. New York, Feb 13, [19]47. 1p, 4to.

Sgd “Henry.” * Typed letter sgd. Fresno, CA, Sept 1, [19]47. 1p, 4to; light creasing along old vertical folds. “ I have just completed a work for large accompanied chorus [“The Road Leads into Tomorrow”] ... [sending score] if you wish to suggest any changes, go ahead.” Sgd “Henry.” * ALs. May 11, [19]48. 1p, 4to; minor creasing. “I did so much wish to see you, and to hear your performance of the Irish Girl.”

Harry Seitz, fl 1930s-1960s, cellist, conductor, choral music teacher & director of the chorus of the Central High School of Detroit. $250-400 483 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. $120-180 484 151674/5 Lot. Young, Loretta. Autograph Material: Small file of (1) autograph letters sgd, (10) autograph postcards & Christmas cards sgd & other autograph material. Mostly sgd “Loretta” or “L.” All to her friend, the Phoenix-based decorator, Kay Baden, ca 1974-1977. Lot also incl autograph & other material by & relating to Sister Mary Rose, founder of the Loretta Young Youth Center in Phoenix, AZ, mostly addressed to Young’s & Sister Mary Rose’s mutual friend, Kay Baden. $300-500

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Autograph Album - Primarily Mid-20thCentury Political, Civil & Other Leaders: Supreme Court justices, military leaders, entertainers, authors &c. Chiefly cards sgd, bearing pre-hand-stamped postal marks dated 1949, which were returned to the collector. Incl: Thomas E. Dewey, J. Edgar Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Henry Wallace, Omar N. Bradley, Mark W. Clark, Ernest J. King, George Marshall, Douglas MacArthur, Walter Bedell Smith.

Supreme Court justices: Alvin York, Hugo Black, Harold Burton, Robert Jackson, Frank Murphy, Wiley Rutledge, Stanley Reed. Entertainers: Humphrey Bogart, Fanny Brice, Bill Bojangles Robinson, Cole Porter, Mae West, Walter Huston, Mary Pickford. Also incl: Eleanor Roosevelt, Earl Warren (governor of CA), many other US governors, Eugene O’Neill, Robert Sherwood, Jonas Salk. Approx 100 signatures.

Incl ptd signatures of Clark Gable & Harry S. Truman. $1,200-1,800 486 152023/168 1 piece.

Dunlap, John, printer. Printed Document.

[Philadelphia], Apr 23, 1776. 16 1.2 x 6 1/2 in; 425 x 70mm; some browning, repairs to versos of old folds. Date filled in in ms. Financial bond of Ralph & Andrew Bogle to Robert Semple, High Sheriff of Cumberland County, PA. $120-180

487 152023/149 1 piece.

Granger, Gideon. Autograph Letter Signed.

Canadaigua, [NY], Oct 27, 1815. 1p, 4to, minor dampstaining at top, generally clean & attractive.

Relating to taxes in Genesse County, NY. Docketed. Signature starting to lighten.

Gideon Granger, 1767-1822, US Postmaster General 1801-1814. $200-300 488 151966/1 1 piece.

Jay, John. Document Signed.

Albany, Apr 7, 1798. Sm obling folio sheet, 14 1/2 x 9 in; 368 x 228mm; light to moderate vertical creasing along old folds, light scattered spotting. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Appointing Joseph Rogers Captain, Militia, County of Rensselaer. With paper seal, docketed. Sgd as Governor of New York. Clear, strong signature not affected by creasing or spotting.

John Jay, 1745-1829, American statesman, one of the Founding Fathers, 1st chief of Justice of the US, contributor to the Federalist Papers, signer of the Treaty of Paris. $800-1,200

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Jefferson, Thomas; Madison, James. Document Signed.

[Washington] & New York, Jan 24, 1807. Folio on paper. 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 in; 420 x 520mm; light creases along old folds, unobtrusive old tape repairs at edges, but generally clean & bright. Canceled 4-language ship’s papers for the ship “Brutus.” With well-preserved paper seals, federal seal sgd by Jefferson as President & Madison as Secretary of State, with handexecuted ink cancelations over both signatures. $4,000-6,000 490 152023/22 2 pieces.

Lee, Mary Anna Custis. Autograph Material: Autograph note on card sgd. * Carte de visite (non-photographic) sgd.

Mary Anna Custis Lee, 1808-1873, wife of Robert E. Lee. $250-400 491 152023/19 1 piece.

Lee, R[obert] E. Cut Signature.

Framed with small engraved protrait. Charles Hamilton label on verso. $800-1,200 492 151927/1 1 piece.

McClellan, George B. Document Signed.

N.p.: Headquarters Military Department of Army, Apr 14, 1864. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. 5 x 7 1/2 in; 127 x 190mm. Pass for Capt Charles Miller to return home. $250-400 493 152023/185 1 piece.

Randolph, Edward. Manuscript Document Signed.

“Proposalls to the Honourable Commissioners of His Majesties Customes. Proposalls to Supress ...

Illegal Trade ... Tobacco Plantations....” [London?], Dec 1695. 1p, folio, 13 3/16 x 8 1/2 in; 340 x 215mm; a little toned, but clean & attractive.

Docketed. With strong, dark ms & signature.

Edward Randolph, 1632-1703, English colonial administrator, after 1691 surveyor of customs for all North America, active in North America & England. $1,500-2,500 494 151738/5 2 pieces.

New England 18th-Century Documents: Adams, Samuel. Jan 9, 1797. Military appointment of Daniel Read, Captain 1st Regiment, Militia [of MA]. 1p, folio, partly ptd, filled in in ms; creases along old folds, minor spotting. Crease just toucing bottom of Adams’ signature. Sgd as Governor of MA, countersgd

by John Avery. Signer of the Declaration from MA. * Partly ptd court order. Boston, 1730. $1,000-1,500

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495 152023/170 3 pieces.

South Carolina - Documents Signed: Moultrie, William, [Major General]. Dec 27, 1793. 1p, folio, with seal (press on wood) & ms map; light creasing along old folds. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Land grant for James White, sgd as governor of SC. * Manuscript document.

“Schedule of of the Personal Property of Henry B. Mazyck.” Charleston, Dec 9, 1835. 4pp, folio, incl docket. Slaves & other property. Crisp & generally clean. * State of South Carolina. Bond.

Charleston, Feb 1, 1861. Most coupons removed. $400-700 496 152023/74 2 pieces.

American Revolutionary War Generals Documents Signed: Jones, Thad., Brig. General. N.p., May 4, 1775.

Oblong 8vo; minor spotting & dust smudging.

Strong, dark signature. * Lincoln, B[enjamin], [Major General]. Port of Boston & Charleston, Aug 1807. Oblong 8vo; old cellotape at edges.

Partly ptd & filled in in ms. As collector of the Port of Boston.

Benjamin Lincoln, 1773-1810, Revolutionary Major General. $300-500

497 152023/159 21 pieces.

American Revolution War Generals Autograph Material: Badger, Jos[eph]. Ms docs sgd. 1772, 1780. Each 1p, folio; toned. Strong signatures. 1780 doc also sgd by John Nelson. * Cadwalader, John. Ms pay order sgd. Maryland, Jan 8, 1786. * Dayton, Elias.

Cut Signature. * Dickinson, Philemon. Ms pay order, 1786. Sgd as exec of Cadwalader estate. * Ewing, James. Ms pay order. Philadelphia, Mar 26, 1783. Ordering Daniel Rittenhouse to pay John Nicholson. * Greaton, J[ohn]. Letter closing (?) fragment sgd. Fort Constitution, 1775. * Huntington, Jedediah. Partly ptd State of CT receipt. With punch, but crisp & exceptionally clean. * Knox, H[enry]. Fragment of Society of Cincinnati on vellum sgd. A little dusty. * Maxwell, William. ALs. Mar 25, 1790. 1p, 4to; a few chips at edges, some light foxing. * Nelson, R[oger]. Ms legal doc sgd. 1804. * North, [William]. ALs. New York, Dec 2, 1799. 1p, 4to; moderate toning & spotting - affecting signature. * Patterson, John. Ms doc fragment? sgd. * Smith, Samuel. Check sgd. Baltimore, Sept 4, 1807. * Spencer, Joseph. Partly ptd court doc filled in in ms. Litchfield, [CT], Mar 16, 1774. Sm format; toned, one corner chipped away. * Stewart, Walter. ALs. Philadelphia, July 8, 1786.

2pp, 4to, with integral address leaf. * Scammel, Alexander. Autograph attestation sgd. Berwick, [PA], Oct 18, 1773. “Received the contents for John Sullivan....” * Stark, John. Ms pay order.

1814. Toned & dust smudged. * Stirling, [William Alexander, “Lord”]. Postal cover sgd. * Tallmadge, Benj[amin]. Ms receipt, 1804; toned. *Ten Broeck, Abraham. Ms legal doc sgd. Oct 31, 1791.

1p, folio; slightly toned. Signatures strong, light wear, foxing etc. unless otherwise indicated $3,000-5,000 498 152023/116 6 pieces.

(American Revolution.) Aides-de-Camp to General George Washington - Autograph Material: Laurence, John. New York, Oct 11, 1804. 1p, 4to, with integral address leaf. * Lear, Tobias. ALs. “United States,” July 5, 1790. 1p, folio, docketed.

To William Ellery. * Moylan, Stephan. Ds. Loan office, State of PA, July 11, 1807. 1p, 4to. * Smith, William S. Ds. Port of New York, 1801. Oblong 8vo. * Trumbull, Jonathan, Jr. Ms doc sgd. Nov 18, 1772. 3 x 8 in. Repaired, some staining & dust smudging. * Fitzgerald, John. ALs. 1784. 1p, 4to; singed & chipped at top edge. Strong signatures, light wear or foxing unless otherwise indicated. $500-800

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(American Revolution.) American Statesman &c - Autograph Material: Chase, S[amuel]. Cut signature. * Clinton, Dewitt. ALs. New York, Nov 10, 1821. 1p, 4to; light foxing. * Dickinson, John. Cut signature. * Bedford, Gunning. Ds. Delaware, ca 1790.

Toned.* Penn, Rich[ard]. Doc fragment sgd. * Rutledge, Edward. Ptd doc fragment sgd. * Van Dyke, Nicholas, et al. Ms doc sgd. * Vining, John.

Ms receipt sgd. 1769. Generally strong signatures. $800-1,200 500 152023/176 3 pieces.

American Revolutionary Figures - Documents Signed: Clinton, George. [New York], June 4, 1780. 1p, folio on vellum; moderate darkening. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Land grant to John Taylor. Small abrasions to otherwise dark signature. Sgd as governor of NY. * Mifflin, Thomas, [Major General]. [Pennsylvania], Sept 5, 1792. 2pp, on vellum, with paper seal; some spotting, light creasing along old folds. Ms land document relating to Robert Morris & the “Rochambeau Tract.” Generally dark, strong signature. * Morton, John. [Pennsylvania], Jan 17, 1764.

2pp, folio, on vellum; light to moderate creasing along old folds. 2 inch square loss of paper to right of signature. Ms doc deed, John Morton & wife to John Knowles. Dark, strong signature.

Signer of Declaration. $600-900 501 152023/160 9 pieces.

(American Revolution.) American Figures &c Autograph Material: (Connecticut State.) Manuscript pay order, 1778, sgd by John Laurence. * (Connecticut State.) Ms pay order, Aug 20, 1781, sgd by John Laurence, et al. * Hurd, Dan, Capt. ALs. Oct 25, 1799. 1p, folio; some toning, cellotape repairs. To Governor Richard Howell of NJ. * Lossing, Banjamin. Cut signature. * Morris, George. ALs. Dec 5, 1822. 1p, 4to; chipping at edges. Referring to having been praised for his conduct by George Washington. * Nichola, Lewis. Cut signature. * Nixon, J[ohn].

Short ALs. * Varick, Richard. Ms pay order sgd.

New York, 1785. Toned. * Warren, James. Ms pay order sgd. Jan 5, 1788. Toned. Signatures generally clear & strong. $500-800

507 152023/59 1 piece.

Boudinot, Elias. Manuscript Document Signed.

N.p., Nov 20, 1779. Receipt, 3 x 7 1/2 in; 80 x 190mm. Clear signature, starting to lighten.

Elias Boudinot, 1740-1821, Revolutionary statesman, president of Continental Congress 1782, director of US Mint 1795-1805. $300-500

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502 152023/171 1 piece.

Adams, Samuel. Document Signed.

[Massachusetts], Oct 19, 1795. 1p, folio; creasing & a few small breaks along old folds, moderately toned, rebacked. Partly ptd, filled in in ms.

Military ensigns commission for Joseph Webber.

Sgd as governor of MA on intact paper seal.

Dark, strong signature. Signer of Declaration. $1,000-1,500 503 152023/103 1 piece.

Arnold, Benedict. Postal Envelope Fragment Signed.

4 1/2 x 6 1/2 in; 114 x 160mm. Strong, dark signatue. $1,000-1,500 504 152023/61 1 piece.

Bartlett, Josiah. Document Signed & Attested.

N.p., Feb 3, 1772. 2 7/8 x 7 1/2 in; 70 x 185mm.

Sgd as witness on receipt of payment. Starting to brown & fade, but clear & legible. Signer of Declaration from NH. $300-500 505 152023/106 1 piece.

Barton, W[illia]m. Document Signed.

Providence, July 23, 1779. 8 x 4 in; 100 x 217mm, window-mtd. Order to deliver £2000 to Barton “towards recruiting his corps.” Sgd on verso as receipient by Wm. Barton. Light toning, minor spotting. Strong, dark signature.

William Barton, 1748-1831, American Revolutionary soldier, captured British General Prescott at RI, July 1777. $100-150 506 152023/142 1 piece.

Biddle, Clement. Document Signed.

Philadelphia, Dec 4, 1799. “Account of Repairs of Ships....” 2pp, folio, with integral leaf. Generally clean, strong & dark signature.

Clement Biddle, 1740-1814, Revolutionary soldier, merchant. $300-500

508 152023/60 1 piece.

Burr, Aaron. Document Signed.

New York, Aug 4, 1784. Pay order, 3 1/2 x 8 in; 90 x 205mm. Ink browning & fading, but clear & legible. $500-800 509 152023/80 1 piece.

Carroll, Charles. Check Signed.

Baltimore, Dec 30, 1828. Small cellotape residue mark at upper corner, a little edge wear. Filled in in Carroll’s hand & sgd “Ch. Carroll of Carrollton.”

Charles Carroll, 1736-1832, Revolutionary leader, signer of the Declaration for MD. $200-300 510 152023/86 1 piece.

Clymer, George. Check Signed.

Philadelphia, Jan 30, 1804. Small fissures & minor surface wear. Filled in in ms. Strong signature.

George Clymer, 1739-1813, signer of the Declaration & Constitution. $300-500 511 152023/141 1 piece.

Ellery, WIlliam. Document Signed.

Philadelphia, Mar 20, 1799. 2pp, folio; some toning & spotting, old cellotape repairs on verso, paper seals. Legal property settlement. Strong, dark signature, also sgd by 4 other members of the Ellery family.

William Ellery, 1727-1820, signer of the Declaration for RI. $200-400 512 152023/40 1 piece.

Ellsworth, O[liver]. Manuscript Document Signed.

Hartford, Feb 21, 1778. 2pp, oblong 8vo. Pay order, “pay Col. John Mead the sum of six hundred pounds....” Co-signed as member of CT Committee of the Pay Table, signature clean but starting to lighten.

Oliver Ellsworth, 1745-1807, American statesman & jurist, 1st Chief Justice of US Supreme Court. $300-500

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Heyward, Thomas, Jr. Document Signed.

Charleston, [SC], Aug 14, 1787. 1p, oblong folio, remnant of paper seal; mostly clean with small toned areas. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Court summons sgd as judge. Dark, strong signature, annotations & docket on verso.

Thomas Heyward, Jr., 1746-1809, signer of the Declaration & Articles of Confederation for SC, militia commander in the Revolution. $500-800

513 152023/71 1 piece.

Floyd, William. Manuscript Document Signed.

Feb 2, 1789. 1p, 4to; slightly toned, light creasing along old folds. Receipt for financial note. Also sgd by Thomas Smith. Clear, strong signature.

Signer of the Declaration from NY. $600-900 514 152023/62 1 piece.

Gates, Horatio. Autograph Letter Closing Signed.

N.p., ca 1775-1776. 3 1/2 x 7 3/4 in; 90 x 195mm. 2 lines of closing text referring to Washington & signature as Adjutant-General.

Horatio Gates, 1728-1806, American Revolutionary soldier, commanded the northern & eastern depts 1778-79, emancipated his slaves in 1790. $250-400 515 152023/187 1 piece.

Germain, Geo[rge]. Manuscript Document Signed.

[London?], Sept 3, 1776. 1p, folio; light creasing, generally clean but mtd on later sheet. Receipt for £3000. Strong signature.

George Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville, 17161785, British soldier & politician, Secretary of State for America during the Revolution, the primary minister responsible for suppressing the rebellion. $300-500 516 152023/173 1 piece.

Gerry, Elderidge. Document Signed.

Apr 8, 1811. 2pp, oblong folio, on paper; light creasing along old folds. Ptd & filled in in ms.

Military lieutenant’s commission for Henry W. Fuller. Paper seal. Clean & bright with strong signature. Sgd as governor of MA. Signer of the Declarartion. $400-600

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519 152023/78 1 piece.

Harrison, Benj[amin]. Document Signed.

N.p., Sept 2, 1783. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 in; 92 x 145mm.

Some darkening & minor smudging. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Entitling a Revolutionary War veteran private to a proportion of land. Dark, strong signature.

Benjamin Harrison, 1726?-1791, Revolutionary statesman, signer of the Declaration, governor of VA. $800-1,200 520 152023/138 1 piece.

Heath, William, [Major General]. Manuscript Document Signed.

Boston, July 14, 1777. 2pp, folio; light foxing throughout; minor chipping at edges. Warrant in favor of William Hickling (to paymaster).

Signature starting to lighten.

William Heath, 1737-1814, American Revolutionary general, active in pre-revolutionary committees. $300-500

517 152023/26 1 piece.

Hamilton, Alexander. Cut Signature.

Strong signature, starting to brown. With engraved 4to portrait. $800-1,200 518 152023/102 1 piece.

Hand, Edward. Document Signed.

N.p., Oct 23, 1792. Receipt sgd. Strong signature, just starting to brown & fade.

Edward Hand, 1774-1802, American Revolutionary War army surgeon, brevet major general. $250-400

522 152023/152 1 piece.

Hopkins, E[sek]. Manuscript Document Signed.

N.p., June 1, 1781. 2pp, 2 1/2 x 6 1/4 in; 65 x 185mm; some toning & dust smudging. Receipt, sgd on verso. Signature a little smudged & browned.

Esek Hopkins, 1718-1802, commander in chief of the Continental Navy 1775-77. $500-800 523 152023/111 1 piece.

Hopkinson, F[rancis]. Document Signed.

N.p., May 13, 1779. 4 x 8 1/4 in; 100 x 210mm; generally clean & crisp. Continental Congress pay order ptd in black & blue, filled-in in ms. Sgd as Treasurer of Loans. Strong, dark signature.

Francis Hopkinson, 1737-1791, American statesman, author, musician, signer of the Declaration. $400-600 524 152023/85 1 piece.

Huntington, Samuel. Document Signed.

N.p., Mar 2, 1779. 6 1/2 x 10 1/2 in; 165 x 265mm. Form engraved for Continental Congress on parchment, filled in in ms, paper seal. Minor wear, a little discolored along folds.

Sgd as President of the Continental Congress.

Dark, but unevenly so, signature. Sgd on verso by Tench Tilghman (browning & fading).

Samuel Huntington, 1731-1796, signer of the Declaration for CT, President of Continental Congress 1779-81.

Tench Tilghman, 1744-1786, American Revolutionary War soldier, Gen. Washington’s aide-de-camp. $400-700 525 152023/73 1 piece.

Irvine, WIlliam. Autograph Document Signed.

N.d., ca 1783. 6 1/2 x 8 in; 165 x 205mm.

Declaring that Mr. Armstrong has served as a lieutenant under his command with gallantry.

Clean & attractive, signature strong & dark.

William Irvine, 1741-1804, Revolutionary brigadier general, served in Federal & Continental Congresses, commander of state troops in quelling Whiskey Rebellion. $300-500

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Lafayette, [Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de].

Autograph Letter Signed.

N.p., June 10, 1814. 1p, 4to; slightly toned.

Recommending a young relation, M de Chapelain, to the French Minister of the Interior.

Docketed at upper left. $800-1,200

533 152023/150 1 piece.

Melvill[e], Tho[mas]. Document Signed.

Boston, Oct 10, 1796. 4to; lightly toned, minor chipping at edges, paper seal. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Port of Boston & Charleston wine import doc. Strong, dark signature.

Thomas Mellvill(e), 1751-1832, American patriot, member of the Sons of Liberty, participated in the Boston Tea Party, Revolutionary major, grandfather of Herman Mellville. $200-300

527 152023/104 1 piece.

Lawrence, John; Pomeroy, Ralph; Wolcott, Otis; Mosbey, Wm., et al. Manuscript Document Signed.

Hartford, CT, Jan 30, 1782. 1p, 4 1/1 x 8 in; 117 x 205mm; lightly toned, generally clean.

Revolutionary War pay order. Dark signature. $300-500 528 152023/56 1 piece.

Lee, Charles, [General]. Cut Signature.

Clear & strong signature.

Charles Lee, 1731-1782, American Revolutionary general in many significant battles. $300-500 529 152023/72 1 piece.

Lee, Henry [Light-Horse Harry.] Autograph Document Signed.

Richmond, June 4, 1794. 1p, 4to; light wear, glue residue along left edge. Power of attorney, with attestation at bottom of sheet in another hand.

Strong signature, starting to brown. Numbered in upper right corner in contemp hand.

Henry Lee, 1756-1818, Revolutionary War soldier, statesman, father of Robert E. Lee. $500-800

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530 152023/83 1 piece.

Thomas, Lee Sim. Autograph Letter Signed.

Needwood Forest, [MD], Dec 1, 1788. 1p, 4to; very slightly toned, minor edge wear. To Gen. Horatio Gates, “I have two hundred pounds in gold.... Meet me at one o’clock at Shephard’s Town.” Docketed by Gates. Contents & signature dark & strong.

Thomas Sim Lee, 1745-1819, Revolutionary patriot, governor of MD. $800-1,200 531 152023/147 1 piece.

Livingston, P[hil]lip. Manuscript Document Signed.

N.p., Dec 19, 1760. 2pp, 4 1/2 x 7 3/8 in; 114 x 188mm; slightly toned. Partial account book leaf.

Dark, strong signature.

Phillip Livingston, 1716-1778, signer of the Declaration, Revolutionary patriot. $500-800

534 152023/90 1 piece.

Meredith, Samuel. Letter Signed.

[Philadelphia]: Treasury of the US, May 29, 1793.

1p, 4to; lightly to moderately toned. To Jedediah Huntington, enclosing monies received to be “placed to your credit.” Docketed. Starting to brown & fade. Sgd as 1st Treasurer of the US. $250-400 535 152023/30 1 piece.

Morgan, Daniel. Document Signed.

Frederick County, [VA], Mar 7, 1771. 1p, small folio, paper seal; slightly toned, light creaisng at old folds, some darkening at edges. Ptd & filled in in ms. Generally strong signature.

Daniel Morgan, 1736-1802, soldier, commanded corps of sharpshooters, distinguished himself in Saratoga campaign. $250-400 536 152023/33 1 piece.

Morris, Lewis. Cut Signature.

Signer of the Declaration, statesman & soldier. $500-800

532 152023/139 1 piece.

McKean, Thomas; Shippen, Thomas, et al.

Manuscript Document.

Philadelphia, Mar 10, 1786. 4pp, folio; some wear & dust smudging. Land deed.

Thomas McKean, 1734-1817, signer of the Declaration.

Shippen, Edward, 1728/29-1800, father-in-law of Benedict Arnold. $200-300

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Muhlenberg, Peter, [General]. Document Signed.

[Pennsylvania], Jan 11, 1802. 1p, 4tp. Ptd & filled in in ms. Relating to revenue tax on a still. Sgd as Supervisor of the revenue. Strong, dark signature. $250-400 538 152023/108 1 piece.

Otis, James. Autograph Document Signed.

N.p., Apr 24, 1783. 2 3/4 x 7 in; 70 x 190mm.

Receipt for £3. Clean & crisp, strong & dark throughout.

James Otis, 1725-1783, orator & pamphleteer, early advocate of views against British policy that lead to the American Revolution, originated the phrase, “Taxation without representation is tyranny.” $300-500 539 152023/101 1 piece.

Pickering, Timothy. Autograph Letter Signed.

Philadelphia, May 5, 1792. 1p, folio; light creasing along old folds, old small cellotape repairs at verso, small residue at corners of body of letter page. To Gov. George Clinton of NY, referring to “Onondagas.” 5 lines on folio sheet, docketed.

Generally strong body & signature.

Timothy Pickering, 1745-1829, American Revolutionary War Adjutant & Quartermaster General, US Postmaster General, etc. $200-300 540 152023/84 1 piece.

Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth. Autograph Letter Signed. N.p., Feb 14, 1798. 1p, 4to; residue at corners. Rescheduling a dinner engagement with M. Hopkins. Text & signature strong & dark.

Charles Pinckney, 1746-1825, American Revolutionary War soldier, delegate to Federal Constitutional Convention, Major General 17981800, Vice Presidential & Presidential nominee. $300-500 541 151603/2 1 piece.

Pinckney, Thomas. Autograph Letter Signed.

Fairfield, [SC], Apr 25, 1819. 1 1/2 pp, 4to, with integral address leaf; light vertical creasing along old folds. To Mrs. Williamson & De Villers, relating to legal & financial matters in the settlement of an estate.

Thomas Pickney, 1750-1828, American soldier & statesman, Major in the Revolutionary Army, governor of South Carolina 1787-89, minister to England & Spain, member of US Congress 17971801, US Major-General 1812. $200-300

542 152023/154 1 piece.

Read, Geo[rge]. Autograph Document Signed.

New Castle County, DE, Nov 16, 1759. 1p, folio; lightly toned, a little discolored along old vertical folds. Executing a legal suit. Strong, dark signature.

George Read, 1733-1798, statesmans, signer of the the Declaration for DE, instrumental in DE’s ratification of the Constitution, the 1st state to do so. $400-600

547 152023/136 1 piece.

Sullivan, John, [Major General]. Document Signed.

York County, NH, Sept 12, 1765. 1p, folio, mtd on modern sheet. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Probate of will document, sgd as witness. Generally clean & attractive, strong & dark signature.

John Sullivan, 1740-1795, American Revolutionary general, lead expedition against the Iriquois in 1779. $300-500

543 152023/82 1 piece.

Ross, George. Manuscript Document.

N.p., Nov 24, 1778. 2 1/2 x 4 1.2 in; 65 x 110mm; toned. Strong, dark signature.

George Ross, 1730-1779, signer of the Declaration for PA. $300-500

548 152023/99 1 piece.

Van Dyke, Nicholas. Autograph Letter Signed.

Dover, [DE], July 23, 1767. 2pp, 4to, with integral address leaf; minor wear. To Benj. Chew, Philadelphia, relationg to Thomas McKean, Goerge Read, et al.

Van Dyke, Nicholas, 1734-1789, governor of DE, served in Continental Congress 1777-82. $250-400

544 152023/81 1 piece.

Sherman, Roger. Document Signed.

New Milford, [CT], Dec 10, 1755. 5 1/2 x 6 1/4 in; 140 x 155mm; minor wear. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Court summons, sgd as Justice of the Peace. Strong, dark signature.

Roger Sherman, 1721-1793, signer of the Declaration for CT, jurist & statesman, member of the committee drafting the Declaration. $300-500 545 152023/161 1 piece.

Smith, James. Manuscript Document Signed.

[Pennsylvania], Aug 30, 1753. 1p, folio; minor spotting & light creasing. Legal doc sgd as witness in early variant spelling of his name.

Strong, dark body & signature.

James Smith, 1719-1806, signer of the Declaration for PA, backcountry Revolutionary leader. $400-600 546 152023/137 1 piece.

Stone, Thomas. Autograph Document Signed.

[Charles County, MD, 1780. 2pp, folio; dampstained & toned. Litigation relating to cattle, sgd & endorsed.

Thomas Stone, 1743-1787, signer of the Declaration, member of the committee that framed the Articles of Confederation. $600-900

549 152023/107 1 piece.

Walton, Geo[rge]. Autograph Document Signed.

N.p., Dec 27, 1799. 1p, 6 x 7 3/8 in; 150 x 190mm; some dampstaining to top 1/3. Strong, dark signature.

George Walton, 1741-1804, American Revolutionary partriot & soldier, signer of the Declaration for GA, governor of GA, etc. $400-600 550 152023/166 1 piece.

Washington, W[illiam], Brigadier General.

Manuscript Document Signed Charleston, July 22, 1794. Sm 4to; some toning, dampstaining at edges. “You will receive enclosed here in, Major General Pinckney’s orders, and also mine, with respect to fort.”

William Washington, 1752-1810, Revolutionary officer, 2nd cousin of George Washington. $300-500 551 152023/157 1 piece.

Williams, O[tho] H[olland], [Brigadier General]. Autograph Letter Signed.

[Maryland], Collector [of th Port] Office, Mar 23, 1792. 1p, folio; slightly toned, a little dust smudged, creases & discoloration along old horizontal folds, a few negligible losses of paper.

Referring to vessels overstaying their license.

O.H. Williams, 1749-1794, distinguished Revolutionary officer. $200-300

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552 152023/79 1 piece.

Williams, William. Document Signed.

[Connecticut], July 20, 1788. Oblong 8vo, moderate dust smudging & toning, minor chipping at edges. Partly ptd, filled in in ms. Sgd as public state official. Strong, dark signature.

William Williams, 1731-1811, Revolutionary patriot, signer of the Declaration for CT, assisted in framing Articles of Confederation. $300-500 553 152023/162 1 piece.

Wilson, James; Mifflin, Thomas; et al.

Manuscript Document Signed.

Philadelphia, Feb 23, 1792. 2pp, lg folio on vellum, paper seal; generally clean. Land indenture. Clear & generally strong signature.

James Wilson, 1742-1798, one of the founding fathers of the US, signer of the Declaration & Constitution.

Mifflin, Thomas, 1744-1800, Revolutionary War general, governor of PA. $600-900 554 152023/34 1 piece.

Wolcott, Oliver. Manuscript Document Signed.

1p, 4to. Estate settlement, sgd as judge. Strong signature on generally clean sheet. Signer of the Declaration for CT. $300-500 555 152023/117 13 pieces.

American Revolution - British Figures Autograph Material &c: Oliver, Andrew. Receipt sgd. Browned. Tax collector hung in effigy at the Liberty Tree. * Butler John. Autograph letter closing sgd.

Officer. * Gage, Thomas. Letter closing sgd.

Officer. * Hardy, Thomas, Sir. Postal letter fragment. Naval officer. * [Fairfax, Lord.] Ms bull made out to Fairfax. * Fox, C[harles] J[ames].

ALs. 1p, 4to. Statesman. * [Clinton, Henry, Sir.] Partly ptd bill for tea, made out in ms to Clinton. * Grenville, William, Lord. Letter closing sgd.

Prime minister. * Hood, S[amuel], Admiral. ALs. May 25, 1805. 1p, 12mo; some toning. * North, [Frederick], Lord. Letter closing sgd. Prime minister. * Tarleton, Banastre, [Sir]. postal cover sgd. Some dust soiling. Officer. * Townshend, Charles. Ds. N.p., 1947. Oblong 8vo; moderate toning & dust smudging. Statesman, passed tea tax. Lot also incl 1765 British tax stamp mtd, for American market. $800-1,200 556 152023/46 1 piece.

Burke, Edmund. Autograph Letter Closing Signed.

N.p., Oct 17, 1796. Approx 2 x 8 in; 50 x 200mm, 4 lines. Clear, strong signature. $500-800

557 152023/50 1 piece.

Campbell, Archibald, [Sir]. Autograph Letter Signed.

Pembroke, July 16, 1794. 1p, 4to; minor wear. “I took the liberty ... of begging the favor of your information whether or not an Engineer is to be left at Milford Haven after the works are ended....”

Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell, British commander during American Revolutionary War, captured & held prisoner 1776-1778, exchanged for Ethan Allen, won battle of Savannah, etc. $300-500

562 152023/140 1 piece.

Rochambeau, [Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de]. Document Signed.

N.p., 1763. 4to, light to moderate toning, seal removed. French military pass, partly ptd, ornamental border, filled in in ms, annotations on verso.

Comte de Rochambeau, 1725-1807, commanded the French expeditionary army in America 178083. $300-500

558 152023/145 1 piece.

Cornwallis, [Charles, 1st Marquess Cornwallis.]

Autograph (?) Letter Signed.

Fort William, [Scotland?], Dec 10, 1787. 3pp (2 sheets), folio; old cellotape repairs & residue but generally clean. To Sir Geo. Yonge, His Majesty’s Sect. of War, military promotion recommendation.

Charles Cornwallis, 1738-1805, a leading British general during the American Revolution, his surrender in 1781 at Yorktown ended significant hostilities in North America. $300-500

MAPS & ATLASES

559 152023/43 1 piece.

Howe, [Richard, Earl, Vice Admiral]. Postal Cover Signed.

Portsmouth, Aug 18, 1794. Strong signature. $300-500 560 152023/45 1 piece.

Howe, W[illiam], General. Manuscript Document Signed.

N.p., [1775?] 2 1/2 x 8 in; 60 x 195mm. Pay order. A little dusty. Clean & strong signature.

William Howe, 1729-1814, victor at Bunker Hill, commander of Birtish forces in America 17751778, captured New York City & Philadelphia. $400-600 561 152023/42 1 piece.

North, [Frederick], Lord. Autograph Postal Note Signed.

N.p., ca 1752-1790. Oblong 8vo; slightly dusty, remnant of wax seal above franking signature.

Frederick North, 1732-1792, Prime Minister of Great Britain 1770-1782. $250-400

Lots 563-582 563 152092/5 1 vol.

Buchon, J.A. Atlas geographique, statistique, historique et chronologique des deux Ameriques.

Paris, 1825.

Folio, contemp morocco-backed bds; corners & extremities rubbed. With 63 double-page handcolored engraved maps & tables, most with surrounding letterpress. Internally generally clean & crisp. $500-800 564 151321/1 1 vol.

Lotter, Tobias, Conrad; Delisle, Guillaume.

[Atlas Novus.] Augsburg, ca 1759-1775.

Folio, old flexible calf; rubbed. Assemblage of 32 double-page hand-colored maps. Plate marks generally 17 3/4 x 2 3in; 450 x 584mm. Sheets generally 21 x 24 in; 533 x 610mm. All intact & with margins, except 1st map, “Mappa Totius Mundi,” trimmed within fore-edge neat line.

Some spotting, creasing & dust soiling at edges.

Full condition report of each map available online. $4,000-7,000 565 151783/10 1 piece.

Allard, Carolus. Hand-Colored Engraved Map.“Planesphaerium Terrestre Sive Terrarum Orbis.” Amsterdam: J. Covens & C. Mortier, [ca 1730-1741]. 20 5/8 x 23 15/16 in; 523 x 608mm; narrow margins at top & sides, trimmed within bottom plate mark. Neat lines intact. Ink annotations in right margin, margins & edges a little dust smudged. Mtd on bd. Old (orig?) color. Framed.

Double-hemisphere map of the world, surrounded by additional hemispheric projections of the world; shows California as an island, northwest coast of America, incomplete coastlines for Australia & New Zealand, also depicting Japan.

See Shirley 578; Koeman II 068. $1,000-1,500

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566 151898/1 1 piece.

Carey, Mathew. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “A Map of the United States: Compiled Chiefly from the State Maps, and Other Authentic Information, by Saml. Lewis 1795.” [Carey’s General Atlas], Philadelphia, 1796. 24 x 35mm; 610 x 890mm. WIth inset map of Florida.

Old (later?) outline color. $500-800

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567 151909/85 1 piece.

Homann, Johann B. Partly Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Aegyptus Hodierna Ex Itinerario Celeberrimi Viri Pauli Lucae.” Nuremburg, [ca 1720]. 23 x 19 3/8 in; 585 x 492mm, margins. Lightly to moderately toned, some dust smudging in margins. Mtd to bd. Framed. $400-600 568 152092/6 1 piece.

Jaillot, Alexis-Hubert; Mortier, Pierre. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Amerique Septentrionale, divisee en ses principales parties.” [Amsterdam], 1694. 1st state. 19 3/16 x 23 1/16 in; 486 x 584mm, margins. Light mat burn, minor staining in margins, very slightly evenly toned. Old but later color. California as an island.

Burden 700, state 1. $1,000-1,500 569 151783/11 1 piece.

Speed, J. Engraved Map. “A New Map of Ye XVII Provinces of Low Germany.” London: Bassett & Chiswell, 1676. 17 1/4 x 21 7/8 in; 438 x 550mm, trimmed within plate mark. Moderately toned, mtd on bd, some wrinkling & minor staining. Neat lines intact. Sporadic old outline color. Vignette border. Framed. $200-300

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Smith, John. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Virginia, Discovered and Discribed by Captayn John Smith, Graven by William Hole.” [London, 1612.] 2nd state. 13 x 16 3/8 in; 330 x 415mm, margins. On period laid paper with a watermark of a fleur-de-lis on a shield surmounted by a crown. Old color. Moderate mat burn & toning, scattered moderate foxing.

The first map of Virginia and one of the most important and influencial printed maps of America ever produced. Many versions of this map were produced during the 17th & early 18th century, principly in the Netherlands.

Examples of the original issues printed in England by William Hole beginning in 1612, such as this example, are extremely rare.

Burden 164, 2nd state; Verner p20/21, state 2 of 12 - locating 111 extant copies in 12 printed states from 1612-1632, 2/3rds in the 9th & 10th state. $10,000-15,000

571 158078/120D 2 pieces.

Virginia &c - Engraved Maps: Mercator, Gerhard. “Virginiae item Floridae....”

[Amsterdam: J. Hondius, ca 1620.] 8 x 10 1/2 in; 203 x 265mm. Chipping at bottom margin. Old color. * Reid, John. “The State of Virginia ... 1796.”

New York: American Atlas, 1796. 14 x 19 in; 360 x 480mm, narrow margins. Lightly & evenly toned. Each framed. $400-700

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The Americas - Engraved Small-Format Maps: [Mercator, G., et al.] “Americae.” [Atlas minor, ca 1607-1651]. 147 x 203mm, margins. French text on verso. Some dampstaining, mostly outside body of map. * _ _. “Nova Virginiae Tabula.”

[Atlas minor, ca 1607-1651]. 132 x 192mm, margins. French text on verso. * [Chiquet, Jacques.] “L’Amerique Septentrionale.” [Ca 1720.] 165 x 220mm, margins. Slightly dusty.

Outline color, with separate text leaf. * [Lasor a Varea, Alphonse.] “America.” 140 x 180mm.

[Universus Terrarum, Padua, 1713.] On small folio sheet; minor wear. * “America Septentrionalis circuitus.” 130 x 165mm. [Universus Terrarum, Padua, 1713.] On small folio sheet; minor wear. $300-500 573 151819/27 3 pieces.

The Holy Land - Engraved Maps: [Torniello, Augustino.] “Terra Chanaas Inter XII Tribuus Israel Distributae Orthographia.”

[Frankfurt, 1609.] 12 5/8 x 16 1/4 in; 320 x 412mm. Small paper loss at bottom left corner. * Mariette, Pierre. “Palestine sive Terrae Sanctae....” Paris, 1645. 16 1/4 x 21 1/2 in; 412 x 546mm. Old outline color. Some surface wear. * Seutter, Greog Matthaus. “Regio Canaan seu Terra Promissionis....” Augsburg, [ca 1730].

19 3/4 x 22 7/8 in; 501 x 580mm. Old outline color. With cartouche depicting Jesus expelling the demon from the possessed man, inset map of the peregrinations with portrait of Moses. All framed, presumed mtd to bds, occasional light creasing. $300-500 574 158078/120C 2 pieces.

Egypt & the Holy Land - Engraved Partly Colored Maps: Ortelius, Abraham. “Palestinae sive totius terrae promissionis Nova Descriptio Auctore Tilemanno Stella Sigenens.” [Antwerp, 1579.] 13 5/8 x 18 1/8 in; 345 x 470mm, margins. Old color cartouches, borders, landmarks, etc. Very slightly toned. scattered minor foxing. Latin text on verso Hinge-mtd, framed. Koeman II 044. * Mariette, P.; Tavernier, M. “Patriarchatus Alexandrini Geographica descriptio.” Paris, 1640. 14 x 19 3/4 in; 350 x 500mm, margins. Old outline color. $800-1,200 575 158078/120E 1 piece.

(Iberia.) Visscher, Nicolas J. Hand-Colored Engraved Map. “Hispaniae et Portugalliae Regna.” [Amsterdam, 1698.] 18 1/4 x 22 5/8 in; 460 x 585mm, margins. Old (orig) color, with gold highlights on the coat of arms & scale. Lightly & evenly toned, split at bottom of center fold. Laid down, French matting, framed.

Koeman III 182. $200-300

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American Revolutionary Subjects - Late 19th & Early 20th-Century Engraved Maps: [Pennsylvania Magazine.] “A New and Correct Plan of the Town of Boston, and provincial Camp.” [Philadelphia], July 1775. 10 1/2 x 8 in; 265 x 205mm, narrow margins. * Robson, T. “Plan of the Town of Boston with the Attack on Bunker Hill....” Newcastle upon Tyne, n.d. [ca 1780]. 12 x 6 in; 305 x 150mm; light creasing. * “A Plan of the Northern Part of New Jersey Showing the Positions of the American & British Armies After Crossing the North River in 1776.”

[London, 1804-07, Marshall, John, The Life of George Washington.] 16 1/2 x 10 1/4 in; 420 x 210mm; some creasing & dust smudging. Handcolored outline. * “Ile de New York,... Armees Americaine et Britannique ... le 27 Aout 1776.”

[Paris, 1807, Marshall, John, The Life of George Washington.] 17 1/4 x 11 1/2 in; 438 x 292mm.

Some creasing & dampstaining. * “Theatre de Operations des Armees Americaine et Britannique en 1776 et 1777 depuis la Riviere de Rariton, dans le Jersey.” [Paris, 1807, Marshall, John, The Life of George Washinton.] 10 7/8 x 15 3/4 in; 275 x 400mm. Some creasing. $200-300

578 152008/16 4 pieces.

United States & Regions - Late 18th-Century Engraved Maps: Kitchin, Thomas. “Map of the United States in North America with the British, French and Spanish Dominions Adjoining, According to the Treaty of 1883.” [London, ca 1790.] 16 x 20 3/4 in; 406 x 525mm. Part of right margin torn away, small tear extending into body of map at upper right. * Bew, J., pub. “A New and Correct Map of North America....” London, Feb 28, 1783. 11 3/8 x 15 1/4 in; 290 x 385mm, narrow margins. Old (orig?) outline color.

Generally clean. * _ _. “A Map and Chart of Those Parts of the Bay of Chesapeak ... at Present the Seat of War.” London, Nov 30, 1781.

10 1/4 x 14 5/8 in; 260 x 370mm, narrow margins. Old (orig?) color. Generally clean, repairs to verso. * _ _. “ An Accurate Map of Rhode Island, Part of Connecticut and Massachusetts, Showing Admiral Arbuthnot’s Station in Blocking Up Admiral Ternay.” London, Nov 20,. 1780. 11 1/8 x 15 1/16 in; 282 x 382mm. Trimmed at bottom plate mark, other margins narrow. Old (orig?) partial color. Some light foxing, but generally clean. $300-500

577 158078/120F 3 pieces.

United States &c - 18th-Century Engraved Maps: “A Map of the British Settlements in North America.” [London, ca 1770.] 11 x 15 1.4 in; 280 x 385mm. * Wilkinson, R., pub. “A Map of the United States of America with Part of the Adjoining Provinces.” London, 1791. 8 5/8 x 11 3/8 in; 218 x 290mm, margins. * Wilkes, J., pub. “United States of America.” London, 1797.

7 7/8 x 9 9/16 in; 190 x 240mm, margins. All old (orig?) color, clean & attractive, framed. $120-180

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Mogg, Edw., pub. Hand-Colored Engraved Fold Map. “An Entire New Plan of the Cities of London & Westminster with the Borough of Southwark ...

Alterations to the Year 1804.” London, [1804].

18 x 35 in; 457 x 890mm, linen-backed. Several separations along old folds. In orig marbled bds slipcase with faded cover label. $100-150

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580 151989/1 1 piece.

Partly-colored Fold Lithographic Poster-Map. “Carte gastronomique de la France...par A. Bourguignon.”

Paris: E. Girard, 1929. 47 1/4 x 38 3/4 in; 1,200 x 985mm. Advt borders. Creases along old folds, a few small separations at several folds, slightly toned. With defective orig ptd sleeve. $800-1,200 581 151783/2 1 piece.

(New York.) Eddy, I.H. Partly Colored Engraved Map. “Map of the Country Thirty Miles Round the City of New York.” New York: J. Disturnell, 1836. 21 1/2 x 21 1/2 in; 550 x 550mm, sheet size. Orig outline color. Moderately toned, old cellotape repairs in center of body of map & outside the body. Sold with all faults. $250-400 582 151783/1 1 piece.

(New Jersey.) Lightfoot, J.; Geil, Samuel. Color Lithographic Roll Map. “Map of Morris County, New Jersey.” Morristown, NJ: J.B. Shields, 1853. 41 x 53 in; 1040 x 1345mm, sheet size.

Laminated & linen-backed, orig wooden rolls. With 5 b/w vignettes. Moderately toned & creased, some dampstaining at right quarter, horizontal band of chipping & small paper losses a few inches below top of map, repairs to verso. 1st wall map of Morris County, NJ. $300-500

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Meryon, Charles. Etching with Drypoint.

“Le Stryge.” [Paris, 1853 or slightly later.] 6 3/4 x 5 1/16 in; 171 x 130mm, plate mark. 12 1/2 x 8 15/16 in; 317 x 230mm, sheet size. On chine applique on laid paper with HUDELIST watermark. Very light mat burn line, 10mm outside of plate mark. Strong impression on otherwise clean & bright sheet. Sgd in the plate & titled.

Schneiderman 27, 6th state (of 10); Delteil 23; Wright 23. $800-1,200

583 154021/46 1 piece.

Whistler, James Abbott McNeill. Etching.

Annie (seated). 1859 or later. 2nd state. 5 x 3 3/4 in; 128 x 95mm, thread marigns. Clean.

Kennedy 30, II. $400-600 584 145053/31 1 piece.

Whistler, James Abbot McNeill. Etching.

Thames Warehouses from Thames Tunnel Pier.

1859 [but 1871]. 2nd state (of 2). 3 x 7 15/16 in; 75 x 203mm, margins. Light to moderate toning, moderate mat burn. Sgd & dated “1859” in the plate. Not examined out of frame.

Kennedy 38. $200-300

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Nevelson, Louise. Tinted Etching & Aquatint.

“Magic Garden.” [1955.] #9/20. 5 3/4 x 8 3/4 in; 145 x 220mm, full margins. Titles, numbered & sgd below image by Nevelson.

Strong impression, crisp & clean sheet. $800-1,200

586 151615/1 5 pieces.

Kollwitz, Kathe. Etchings &c: [Alexander von der Becke restrikes:] “Sitzender Mannlichter AKT.” [1891, but 1945.] Etching, 6 x 5 in; 158 x 129mm, full margins. Klipstein 4 IId, with stamped signature. * “Betendes Madchen.”

[1892, but 1931 or later.] Aquatint and drypoint with soft ground etching, 7 1/2 x 5 2/3 in; 194 x 148mm; slightly toned. K 11 IVb. * “Selbstbildnis am Tisch,” 2nd version. [1893, but 1931 or later.]

Etching & aquatint, 7 x 5 in; 178 x 128mm; slightly toned. K 14 Vb. * “Beim Dengeln.” [1905, but 1945.] Etching with drypoint & aquatint, 11 1/2 x 11 1/2 in; 298 x 298mm. K 90 XIIb. * “Selbstbildnis” [Self portrait, 1912.] [1912, but 1945.] Etching, drypoint & soft ground etching, 5 3/4 x 4 in; 140 x 100mm, full margins. K 122 VIIe, stamped signature. Each framed. $800-1,200 587 152092/1 1 vol.

Goya y Lucientes, Francisco Jose de. [Los Caprichos.] [Madrid, 1903-1905.]

7th ed. Folio, contemp flexible cloth; moderate wear. With 80 etched plates. Tall copy, internally clean. $8,000-12,000 588 145053/6 1 piece.

Sloan, John. Etching.

“Crouching Nude and Press.” 1931. Published state. 1/100 proofs. 6 7/8 x 5 1/2 in; 174 x 140mm, margins. Lightly to moderately toned, light to moderate mat burn. Sgd, titled & numbered in pencil below bottom plate by Sloan.

Framed.

Morse 248, 4th & published state. $300-500 589 145053/10 1 piece.

Sloan, John. Etching.

[Memory.] 1906. Published state, AEG 73.

7 3/8 x 9 in; 188 x 225mm, margins. Light mat burn. Sgd & numbered below plate mark by Sloan. Framed.

A memorial plate made after Linda Henri died, The subjects are Robert & Linda Henri, Dolly & John Sloan. Alternative title, “Memory of Last Year, Family Group.”

Morse 136, 6th & published state. $400-600

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Sloan, John. Etching.

“Fashions of the Past.” 1926. Published state.

1/100 proofs. 8 x 10 in; 202 x 254mm, margins.

Lightly to moderately toned, ligth to moderate mat burn. Sgd, titled & numbered in pencil below bottom plate mark by Sloan. Framed.

Morse 224, 6th & published state. $500-800 591 145053/4 1 piece.

Sloan, John. Etching.“Sunbathers on the Roof.”

1941. Published (& only) state. [1/175.] 5 13/16 x 7 in; 148 x 175mm, margins. Light mat burn. Sgd & titled in pencil below plate mark. Framed.

Morse 307, only state, “In the spring ... the tenement roofs in New York begin to come to life,” [John Sloan]. $500-800 592 145053/5 3 pieces.

Sloan, John. Etchings: [Fifth Avenue Critics.] 10th state. 1/100 proofs.

4 7/8 x 6 7/8 in; 123 x 175mm; lightly toned.

Sgd & numbered below image by Sloan. Morse 128, 10th state. * [The Little Bride.] 1906.

Published & only state. [1/100.] 5 1/4 x 7 in; 135 x 180mm; moderately toned, moderate mat burn. Sgd in pencil bottom right by Sloan. Morse 137, only state. * “The Wake on the Ferry.” 1949.

Published state. 1/200 proofs (of 350).

4 15/16 x 7 in; 125 x 178mm. Sgd, titled & numbered in pencil below bottom plate mark by Sloan. Morse 313, 4th state. Clean & bright. All framed. $600-900

594 151303/2 6 pieces.

Chapron, Nicolas after Raphael Sanzio d’Urbino. Old Master Engravings: [Sacre historiae acta a Raphael Urbino, Paris: Pierre Mariette, 1649.] The Fall of Jericho. 9 1/2 x 11 1/2 in; 245 x 292mm, trimmed at or just within plate mark, clean. * Another copy of the preceding, trimmed within plate mark & mtd to bd. * David & Goliath. 9 5/8 x 11 1/4 in; 242 x 283mm, trimmed at or just within plate mark, clean. * Bathsheba Bathing. 9 3/8 x 10 1/2 in; 237 x 272mm, clean. * Simeon & Levi Slay the People of Scechem. Ca 1650. 7 7/8 x 9 3/4 in; 200 x 246mm, margins. Some dust smudging, small ink stains. $300-500 595 142312/261 3 pieces.

Old Master Engravings - Including Carpioni, Guilio.

[The Elements], 3 of 4. Verona, ca 1640. “Earth, Cybele with Cupid and Animals;” “Air, Iris on a Rainbow;” “Fire, Venus at Vulcan’s Forge.”

4 3/8 x 6 1/4 in; 110 x 160mm, sheet size.

Trimmed at plate marks, edges of versos taped to mat. Framed. $100-150 596 142312/278 4 pieces.

Schall, F. after Legrand, Augustin. Engravings Printed in Color: “L’Enfance de Paul et Virginie;” “Adoloscence de Paul et Virginia;” “Triomphe de la vertu;” “Virginie au tombeau.” Ca 1800. Approx 14 1/2 x 16 1/2 in; 370 x 420mm. Toned, but clean and likely mtd to bds, not examined out of early 20th-century gilt frames. $250-400 597 151458/1 1 piece.

Hogarth, William. Engraving.

“Credulity Superstition and Fanaticism. A Medley.” [London], Mar 15, 1762. 1st ed, 2nd & final state [Apr 1762]. 17 1/8 x 12 1/16 in; 435 x 328mm, good (full?) margins; darkening & repairs at margin corners (pronounced on verso), light mat burn.

Lifetime issue on laid paper.

Paulson 210. $250-400

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(Anonymous.) Engraving.

“The Doctor in Labour; or, a New Whim Wham from Guildford.” [London?, 1726?] 14 1/8 x 10 3/4 in; 358 x 263mm; moderately & evenly toned, some spotting, title at top shaved close but intact, 20th-century mounting material residue at verso corners. 12 scenes each with 6 lines of verse. Early ink inscr at bottom right. An Anonymous engraving satirizing the case of Mary Tuft, who claimed to have given birth to 17 rabbits and the doctors, including the king’s surgeon Nathaniel St. Andre, who believed her.

Worldcat records 4 copies - not incl the British Museum copy. $200-300

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English Regency Caricatures. Hand-Colored Engravings: Rowlandson, Thomas: “The Chamber of Genius.”

[London], 1812. * “A Doleful Disaster ... Miss Furry Patarmin’s Wig.” [London]: T. Tegg, n.d. * “Eastern Winds ... Bare Poles.” [London]: T. Tegg, 1810. * “English Exhibitions in Paris.”

[London], 1812. * “Peter Plum’s Diary.” [London]: T. Tegg, 1810. * “John Bull Making Observations on the Comet.” London: T. Tegg, n.d. * “Traveler Refreshed in a Stagnant Pool.” [London], 1809. * “True Born Britons.” [London]: T. Tegg, n.d. All approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, all framed & presumed mtd on bd. $1,000-1,500

602 158052/8C 7 pieces.

English Regency Caricatures. Hand-Colored Engravings: Argus. “A Legal Bill.” [London], 1804. * Cruikshank, G. “‘Monsterosities’ of 1816 Scene Hyde Park.” * Cruikshank, I.R. “Dandy Pickpockets.” [London]: T. Tegg, 1818. * Newton, R. “Babes in the Wood.” London: W. Holland, 1798. * Marks. “Those That Wish to See a Full Moon Must Visit Hyde Park on a Windy Afternoon.” * (Humphrey, H., pub.) “And the Tisick; The Colic Punch Cures the Gout.” * Heath.

“The Tempest.” [London], n.d. All approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, all framed & presumed mtd on bds, but unusually bright & clean. $800-1,200

599 158052/8A 9 pieces.

English Regency Caricatures - Napoleonic Wars Subjects. Hand-Colored Engravings: (Fores, S.W., pub.) “Lunar Speculations.”

[London], 1803. * (Fores, S.W., pub.) “The Congress Dissolved before the Cake Was Cut.” [London], 1815. * (Fores, S.W., pub.) “A Proposal from the New Emperor.” [London], 1809. * (Holland, W., pub.) “John Bull Viewing the Preparations on the French Coast.” London, 1803. * Satirist. “Tragedy Comedy.” [London], Jul 1, 1813. * “The Corsican Conjurer Raising the Plagues of Europe.” [London], n.d. * “French Volunteers on a March to Invade Great Britain.”

[London], n.d. Heavily toned. * “A Merry Go Round.” [London], n.d. * “I Ax Pardon.... Don’t Be Alarmed Johnny.” All approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, all framed & presumed mtd to bds. $800-1,200

601 158052/8B 10 pieces.

English Regency Caricatures &c. Hand-Colored Engravings: “The Consequences of Going before the Wind.” * “Count Vicenza on His Travels ... to Paris.” * “Cymon of Iphigenia.” * “The Female Politicians.” * “A Fundamental Error in the Art of Skating.” * “Making the Most of a Passing Friend in a Case of Emergency.” * “Hounds in Full Cry.” * [Post-Hunt Dinner?] * “Number One or Blood for Blood.” [London]: S. Gans, 1831.

Dampstaining in margins. * “Tete d’armee.”

London, 1855. Hand-colored lithograph. Most approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, all framed & presumed mtd on bds. $500-800

603 158052/8D 10 pieces.

English Regency Caricatures. Hand-Colored Engravings: Holland, W: “Articles of Separation.” London, 1815. * “The Country Infirmary.” London, 1813. * “Drink to Me Only WIth Thine Eyes!” London, 1808. * “The Etymology of Alderman.” London, 1809. * “The Ghost.” London, 1799. * “Setting Out in the World.” London, 1808. * “A Visitor to John Bull for Year 1799.” London, 1799. * “Mr. Speaker ... Calais/Dover.” London, 1797. Toned. * (Clergymen) “Pray Neighbour.” London, 1796.

All approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, all framed & presumed mtd on bds, but most clean & bright. $500-800

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English Regency Caricatures. Hand-Colored Engravings: Bunbury, W.H.: “Barber’s Shop.” * “The Breakfast.” * “A Hail Storm.” * “A Land Storm; Tricks upon Travellers.” * “Morning or the Man of Taste.” * “Pistol Eating Fluellen’s Leak.” * “A Tour to Foreign Parts.” All [London, ca 1800.] All approx 9 1/2 x 13 in; 240 x 330mm, framed & presumed mtd on bds. $300-500 605 151689/114 2 pieces.

George Washington Portraits - Engravings: Sartian, William after Stuart, Gilbert. “George Washington.” Philadelphia, 1892. Hand-colored engraving. Standing 3/4 portrait with facs signature. 25 1/8 x 20 in; 638 x 508mm, sheet size. Light mat burn. Bright, orig color. Framed. * Warner, W. after Trumbull, John. “Gen. Washington.” New York: William Smith, 1845.

Mezzotint engraving. On the battlefield at Trenton. 29 5/8 x 20 in; 752 x 508mm, sheet size. Light mat burn, very slightly & uniformly toned, some minor surface wrinkling. $400-600 606 132109/8 1 piece.

(Polk, James K.) (Bernard & Freeman, pub.)

Hoffy, A. after Cooper, W.B. Hand-Colored Lithograph.

“James K. Polk, President Elect.” Nashville, 1844.

19 x 13 3/4 in; 482 x 110mm - image & text, full? margins. Ptd by Wagner & M. Guigan Lith, Phila.

Clean & attractive. In early 20th-century hardwood frame. $200-300 607 151549/1 1 piece.

(L. Prang, pub.) Johnson, Eastman, after.

Chromolithograph.

“The Boyhood of Lincoln - An evening on the log hut.” [Boston, ca 1868.] 20 x 16 in; 508 x 406mm. Trimmed & mtd on bd with negligible loss at edges of image, a few small chips at edges of image, 1 x 1 in unobtrusive blister at upper right. With ptd Prang labels on verso of bd. Early 20th-century hardwood frame. $250-400 608 152008/23 2 pieces.

American Revolutionary Subjects - Engravings: Le Mire, Noel after Le Paon, Jean-Baptiste.

“Conclusion de la campagne de 1781 en Virginie.

To his excellency General Washington the likeness of ... Marquis de la Fayette....” Paris, [ca 1781]. 20 x 14 1/4 in; 508 x 360mm, margins.

Repaired. Old hand color. Framed. * Smith, H. Wright after Hicks, N.A. “Washington.” [1850.]

25 1/4 x 18 in; 640 x 457mm. Dampstained at bottom left, title excised & framed below image.

Sold with all faults. $250-400

609 151689/116 1 piece.

Edwin, D., after Warrell, James & Barralet.

Hand-Colored Stipple Engraving.

“This Representation of Peter Francois’ Gallant Action with Nine of Tarleton’s Calvary.”

[Philadelphia], 1814. 21 3/4 x 29 1/2 in; 552 x 749mm, plate mark. 25 1.2 x 32 in; 647 x 812mm, sheet size. Light uniform toning, presumed modern color. Framed. $800-1,200

614 151689/111 4 pieces.

Haghe, L. after Schetky, J.C. Hand-Colored Lithographs: [Battle Between the U.S. Frigate Chesapeake and H.M.S. Shannon.] London: Smith & Elder, [1830].

Each 14 7/8 x 16 3/4 in; 378 x 425mm, image & text. 17 x 20 3/4 in; 432 x 552mm, sheet size.

Moderate toning & mat burn. Attractive orig color (cleaned?). All framed. $2,500-4,000

610 152008/24 1 piece.

Yeager, Joseph after West, [William Edward].

Hand-Colored Engraving with Aquatint.

“The Battle of New Orleans and Death of Major General Packenham on the 8th of January 1815.”

Philadelphia, [1817]. Ptd by Saurman. 15 13/16 x 30 13/16; 410 x 530mm, margins. Professionally cleaned. French mat. $300-500

615 151783/6 1 piece.

Carmillieri, Nicholai, after. Hand-Colored Lithograph.

“Ship Alfred of Salem Cap. Joseph Feltz.” N.p., n.d. [ca 1840s]. 17 1/4 x 23 1/2 in; 438 x 595mm, sheet size. Lightly & evenly toned, some dust smudging & minor blistering in blank margins. Mtd on bd. $250-400

611 151689/105 1 piece.

Ritchie, H.H. after Darley, F.O.C. Hand-Colored Engraving.

“The First Blow for Liberty.” New York, 1858.

25 1/2 x 33 3/4 in; 647 x 857mm, sheet size; trimmed at or within plate mark. Light to moderate toning & mat burn, chipping at blank margins, expertly repaired, image expertly cleaned. Framed. $500-800

616 151744/7 1 piece.

Hill, John after Wall, William Guy. HandColored Aquatint Etching.

“Fort Edward.” New York: Henry I. Megarey, [1825-26]. [Plate #10, Hudson River Portfolio.]

18 1/4 x 25 11/16 in; 463 x 652mm, image size.

14 1/4 x 21 7 1/6 in; 363 x 542mm, sheet size.

Plate mark 17 7/8 x 24 5/8 in; 454 625mm, trimmed at bottom plate mark. Evenly & attractively toned. Framed. $800-1,200

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Hand-Colored Engraving.

“Vue de la Montagne et de la ville de Gibraltar attaque par terre et par mer; par l’arme Espagnole et Francaise ... Le Seige ... comence ...

Juillet 1779.” Paris: Esnauts et Rapilly, [ca 1783].

15 1/2 x 21 1/4 in; 395 x 540mm, sheet size.

Likley trimmed at plate mark, light mat burn, mtd on bd. Generally clean. $250-400 613 151783/12 1 piece.

(Naval Subjects.) Querrazzi, John B., pub.

Hand-Colored Engraving.

“The Attack Made on Tripoli on the 3d August, 1804 by the American Squadron under Commodore Edward Preble.” Sold in Leghorn [Livorno], 1805. 12 1/4 x 16 in; 310 x 405mm, sheet size; trimmed within plate mark.

Occasional surface wear, some dampstianing to right third of image. Mtd on bd. $300-500

617 151744/8 1 piece.

Hill, John after Wall, William Guy. HandColored Aquatint Etching.

“View Near Fort Miller.” New York: Henry I. Megarey, [1825-26]. [Plate #9, Hudson River Portfolio.] 18 5/8 x 24 3/8 in; 573 x 618mm, image size. 14 5/16 x 21 5/16 in; 364 x 543mm, sheet size. Trimmed at or just outside plate mark.

Lightly toned, light mat burn, blank left margin affected by damp, some paper loss at edge.

Framed. $500-800 618 151689/100 1 piece.

Bingham, Geo[rge] C[aleb]. Hand-Colored engraving.

“Canvassing for a Vote.” New York, 1852. 16 x 21 5/8 in; 406 x 550mm, sheet size. Trimmed & expertly repaired, chipping to title below image, darkening to edges. bright, attractive orig color.

Framed. $800-1,200

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[Merian, Matthaeus; Bry, Johannes de.] HandColored Botanical Engravings: [Viridarium reformatum, Frankfurt, 1719.] Plate nos 103, 166, 219, 273 - Anemone, Narcissus, Hyivcca, Ornithogalum, etc. 11 1/4 x 7 1/16 in; 283 x 180mm, full margins. Orig color. A little glue residue on margin of plate 273, otherwise clean & attractive. $250-400

624 152008/25 5 pieces.

Redoute, Pierre Joseph, after. Stipple Engravings Printed in Color & Finished by Hand: [Les Roses, Paris, 1817-1824]: “Rosa tomentosa,” “Rosa centifolia simplex,” “Rosa alba foliacea.”

Folio sheets, 14 x 10 1/8 in; 355 x 257mm.

Lightly toned. * [Traite des Arbres et Arbustes, Paris, 1801-1819]: “Vaccinium mirtyllus, “Viburnum opulus.” Sm folio sheets, 11 7/8 x 8 7/8 in; 300 x 225mm. Sligthly toned. All framed, French matting. $600-900

620 152092/11A 5 pieces.

[Merian, Matthaeus; Bry, Johannes de.] HandColored Botanical Engravings: [Viridarium reformatum, Frankfurt, 1719.] Plate nos 157, 212, 233, 236, 266 - Narcissus, Gladiolus, Fritillaria, etc. 11 1/4 x 7 1/16 in; 283 x 180mm, full margins. Orig color. Clean & attractive. $250-400 621 152092/11 4 pieces.

[Merian, Matthaeus; Bry, Johannes de.] HandColored Botanical Engravings: [Viridarium reformatum, Frankfurt, 1719.] Plate nos 171 185, 211, 282 - Narcissus, Gladiolus, Allium, etc. 11 1/4 x 7 1/16 in; 283 x 180mm, full margins. Orig color. Clean & attractive. $250-400 622 152092/10 8 pieces.

[Weinmann, Johann W.] Hand-Colored Botanical Engravings: [Phytanthoza iconographia.... Regensburg, 17351745.] Plate nos 222, 414, 417, 470, 468, 517, 663, 876. 13 1/2 x 8 1/4 in; 343 x 210mm, margins. Orig color (plate 222 augmented).

Clean & attractive. $250-400

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Redoute, Pierre Joseph, after. Stipple Engravings Printed in Color & Finished by Hand: [Les Liliacees, Paris, 1802-1816]: “Lilium philadelphiaum,” “Gladiolus cardinalis,” “Iris pratensis” (1st state). Folio sheets, 20 3/4 x 14 in; 527 x 355mm. 2nd state unless otherwise indicated. Clean & attractive. Framed, French matting. $500-800

625 151799/1 1 piece.

Havel, R. after Audubon, J. J. Hand-Colored Engraving with Aquatint & Engraving.

“Snowy Owl.” London, [1831]. [Plate 121, Birds of America, 1826-1838.] 25 1/2 x 38 1/8 in; 648 x 968mm, on J. Whatman watermarked paper dated 1831. Trimmed just outside of plate mark on fore-, top & bottom edges & just within binding-edge plate mark. Professionally treated 5 inch vertical tear extending into image 9 inches from upper fore-edge & 5 inch vertical tear extending in the image 11 inches from the bottom bdg edge repaired on verso, 4 small repairs to fore-edge blank “margin” repaired on verso, blank “margins” cleaned, a few small areas in image just retouched. $60,000-90,000 See illustration opposite 626 154015/12 1 piece.

Havel, R. after Audubon, John James. HandColored Engraving with Aquatint & Etching.

“Small Green Crested Fly Catcher.” London, 1832.

[Birds of America], plate 144. 19 5/8 x 12 3/8 in; 498 x 324mm, plate mark. 38 13/16 x 25 7/8 in; 986 x 657mm, sheet size. Margins slightly trimmed, professionally treated & washed, margins lightly to moderately toned. “J. Whatman, Turkey Mill, 1832” watermark. Hingemtd & framed. $1,500-2,500 627 154015/15 1 piece.

Havel, R. after Audubon, John James. HandColored Engraving with Aquatint and Etching.

“American Bittern.” London, 1836. [Birds of America], plate 337. 22 3/4 x 28 in; 570 x 712mm, plate mark. 25 5/8 x 38 in; 650 x 965mm, sheet size. Margins slightly trimmed, professionally washed. “J. Whatman 1838” watermark. Hinge-mtd & framed. $3,000-5,000

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Alken, Henry. Hand-Colored Aquatints: “Hunting Recollections.” [London: R. Ackermann], 1836. Complete set of 6 + duplicate. 9 x 10 3/4 in; 228 x 273mm, image & text. * “Victorious Bunchold.” Sporting Anecdotes, plate 2. London: R. Ackermann, 1847. 12 x 15 1/2 in; 305 x 394mm, margins. All clean & attractive. Each framed. $100-150 629 158052/10 4 pieces.

Reeve, R.G. after Davis, R[ichard] B[arrett].

Hand-Colored Aquatints: Shooting Series, 4 (of 6): “Partridge Shooting September”; “Snipe Shooting - November”; “Woodcock Shooting - December”; “Water Fowl Shooting - January.” London: T. McLean, 1836.

Each 14 1/2 x 17 1/2 in; 368 x 445mm, image & text. Blank margins. Moderately & uniformly toned. All framed. $100-150 630 158052/10A 1 piece.

Lewis, Charles, G. after Greant, Sir Francis.

Hand-Colored Stipple Engraving.

“The Milton Breakfast.” London, 1839. 18 x 28 1/4 in; 457 x 717mm, image size. Clean & attractive. Framed, with Ackermann New York label on back.

Snelgrave p81. $300-500 631 151815/5 2 pieces.

Waterfowl - Etchings: Ettinger, Churchill. “Pair of Pintails.” 8 x 11 in; 195 x 277mm, wide margins. Titled & sgd in pencil by Ettinger. Margins slighty toned. * Clark, Roland. Three ducks in flight. 8 3/4 x 11 7/8 in; 223 x 300mm, full margins. Evenly & moderately toned. Sgd in pencil by Clark. Both framed. $250-400

LITHOGRAPHICS & ORIGINAL GRAPHICS Lots 632-670 632 151783/13C 2 pieces.

[McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.] HandColored Lithographs: “Pa-She-Pa-Haw, a Creek Chief.” Philadelphia: F.W. Greenough, 1838. * “Wa-Bish-Kee-Pe Mas, the White Pigeon. A Chippewa.” Philadelphia: F.W. Greenough, 1838. Both: [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1836-1844].

Both approx 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 500 x 350mm.

Slightly toned, but clean & attractive. Orig color.

Both framed. $300-500 633 152008/22 1 piece.

[McKenney, Thomas; Hall, James.] HandColored Lithograph.

“Hoo-Wan-We-Ka, A Winnebago Chief.”

Philadelphia: J.T. Bowen, 1841. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 183644.] 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 504 x 350mm. Clean & attractive. Framed. $250-400 634 151783/13A 1 piece.

[McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.] HandColored Lithograph.

“Waa-Pa-Shaw, a Sioux Chief.” Philadelphia: F.W. Greenough, 1836. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1836-44.] Approx 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 500 x 350mm. Slightly toned, but clean & attractive. Orig color. Framed. $250-400 635 151783/13B 1 piece.

[McKenney, Thomas L.; Hall, James.] HandColored Lithograph.

“Ca-Ta-He Cas-Sa, Black Hoof, Principle Chief of the Shawanoes.” Philadelphia: F.W. Greenough, 1838. [History of the Indian Tribes of North America, 1836-1844.] Approx 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 in; 500 x 350mm. Slightly toned, but clean, attractive. Orig color. Framed. $250-400 636 151056/10I 10 pieces.

Vanity Fair Caricatures - Clergy. Color Lithographs: [Pope Pius IX] “The Infallible.” By Coide. Jan 1, 1870. * [Pope Leo XII] “The Pope.” By Theobald Chartan. May 5, 1878. * [General Booth] “The Salvation Army.” By Spy. Nov 25, 1882. * [Bishop of Derry] “Derry.” By Spy. Nov 21, 1895. * [Bishop of Lichfield] “Lichfield.” By Stuff (H.C. Sepping Wright). May 27, 1897. Slightly toned, minor dust smudging in lower margin. * [Rev. Arthur Robbins] “The Soldiers’ Bishop.” By Spy. Dec 23, 1897. Occasional spotting in margins, dampstaining at upper right margin edge. * [Sir

William George Granville Venables Vernon Harcourt] “A Retired Leader.” By Cloister. May 11, 1899. Caricatured as monk. * [Bishop of London] “London.” By Spy. May 23, 1901. * [Rev. Hermann Adler] “The Chief Rabbi.” By Spy. Mar 31, 1904. Scattered foxing in margins. * [Rev. Joseph Leycester Lyne] “Father Ignatius.” By Ape. Apr 9, 1887. Slightly toned. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, or sligthly smaller. $250-400 637 151056/10A 13 pieces.

Vanity Fair Caricatures - Military Figures. Color Lithographs: [General Sir Frederick Paul Haines G.C.B.] “Commander in Chief of India.” By Tissot. Mar 25, 1876. * [Admiral Hon Sir Henry Keppel, G.C.B.] “Little Harry.” By Tissot. Apr 22, 1876. * [Sir John Lintorn Arbin SImmons, K.C.B.] “Fortifications.” By Ape [Carlo Pellegini]. Dec 1, 1877. * [General George Boulanger] “La Revanche.” By T[heobald] Chartran. Mar 12, 1887. Scattered light dust smudging, light creasing at top margin. * “Admiral Sir John Edmund Commerell, V.C.” By Spy. Aug 3, 1889.

Some minor marginal dust smudging. * [Colonel John Thomas North] “The Nitrate King.” By Spy. Nov 2, 1889. Some staining & smudging - just touching image. * [Major-General Lord Methuen, C.B., C.M.G.] “The Home District.” By Spy. Dec 17, 1892. Some staining & smudging in margins. * [Captain Oswald Henry Ames] “Ossie.” By Spy. Feb 27, 1896. * [Captain Alfred Dreyfuss] “At Rennes.” By J.B. Guth. Sept 7, 1899. Very minor spotting at bottom margin. * [General Sir Harry Aubrey De Maclean] “The Kaid.” By Spy. Feb 25, 1904. All folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, or slightly smaller. $300-500 638 151056/10B 7 pieces.

Vanity Fair Caricatures - Notable Americans.

Color Lithographs: [General Ulysses S. Grant] “Captain Tanner, General, Imperator.” By Nast. June 1, 1872. 14 x 9 1/8 in; 355 x 230mm. * [Samuel Ward] “Uncle Sam.” By Spy. Jan 10, 1880. Minor dust smudging in margins. * [Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes] “The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.”

By Spy. June 19, 1886. * “Barnum.” By Spy. Nov 16, 1889. Chipping at top margin. * [Thomas Francis Bayard.] “The United States.” By Spy. June 28, 1894. Lightly toned. * [William McKinley] “An American Protector.” By Flagg.

Feb 2, 1899. * “Mr. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbuilt.”

By Spy. [July 31, 1907.] Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, unless otherwise indicated. $250-400

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Vanity Fair Caricatures - Rothschilds & Other Financiers. Color Lithographs: [Baron Mayer Amschel de Rothschild] “The Winner of the Race.” By Apes (Carlo Pellegrini). May 27, 1871. Statesmen, no 85. Slightly toned. * [Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild.] “Baron Lionel.” By Spy. Sept 22, 1877. * [Alfred de Rothschild] “Alfred.” By Spy. May 31, 1884. * [Leopold de Rothschild] “Racing and Sporting.” By Spy. Dec 13, 1884. * [Lord Rothschild] “Natty.” By Spy. June 9, 1888. Lightly toned. * [Baron Alphonse de Rothschild] “Alphonse.” By J.B. Guth. Lightly toned. * [Baron Ferdinand James de Rothschild] “Ferdy.” By Hay. June 15, 1889. Slightly toned, margins trimmed. * [Samuel Montagu] “Whitechapel” By Lib (Liberio Prosperi). Nov 6, 1886. * [Lord Charles Wm.. de la Poer Beresford] “The Commercial Traveller.” By Cloister. July 6th, 1899. Minor foxing in margins. * [Sir Ernest Cassel] “Egyptians Finance.” By Spy. Dec 7, 1899. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, or slightly smaller. $400-700

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Vanity Fair Caricatures - Scientists & Inventors.

Color Lithographs: [Sir Henry Bessmer] “Steel.” By Spy. Nov 6, 1880. * [Lord Kelvin.] “Natural Philosophy.” By Spy. Apr 29, 1897. * [Colonel George E. Gouraud] “Little Menlo.” By Ape. Apr 13, 1889. * [Albert Frederick Calvert] “Westalia.” By Spy. Nov 7, 1895. Dampstaining in left margin. * [Lord Rayleigh] “Argon.” By F.T. Dalton. Dec 21, 1899. * [Giugliemlmo Marconi] “Wires Without Wires.” By Spy. Mar 3, 1905. Moderate foxing in margins. * [Sir David Salomons] “Electricity.” By Spy. June 17, 1908. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1 /4 in; 380 x 260mm. $200-300 641 151056/10G 10 pieces.

Vanity Fair Caricatures - Physicians & Scientists. Color Lithographs: [Pasteur, Louis] “Hydrophobia.” By Theobald Chartran. Jan 6, 1887. Lightly toned, light to moderate horizontal crease at center. * [Dr. Thomas Stevenson] “Medical Jurisprudence.” By Wag (A.G. Witherly). Nov 30, 1899. [Sir Boverton Redwood] “Petroleum.” By Spy. No 25, 1908. * [Sir William Ramsay] “Chemistry.” By Spy. Dec 2, 1908. * [Dr. Bland Sutton] “A Great Surgeon.” By ELF. * [Emile Garche] “Electrical Energy.” By HCO. * [Earl of Crawford] “The Transit of Venus.” By Spy. Aug 2, 1908. * [Sir Robert A. Hadfield] “Steel.” By WH. Sept 12, 1912. * [Herbert A. Humphrey] “The Chingford Pump.” By Walter Hester. Apr 19, 1913. Some creasing & darkening at margin edges. * [Sir George Henry Savage, M.D.] “Mens Sana.” By Ray. Feb 7, 1912. Lightly toned. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, or slightly smaller. $200-300

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Vanity Fair Caricatures - Cricketers. Color Lithographs: [Lou Harris] “Kent.” By Spy. July 16, 1881. Slightly toned, minor creasing at edges. * [Walter William Read] “W.W.” By Liberio Prosperi. Lightly toned, moderate dust smudging & small paper losses at bottom margin. * [Hylton Philipson] “Oxford Cricket.” By Spy. June 29, 1889.

Slightly toned. * [Albert Neilson Hornby] “Monkey.” By Stuff (H.C. Sepping Wright). Aug 15, 1891. Slightly toned, small hinge-mount residue at top & bottom margin. * [Samuel Moses James Woods] “Sammy.” By Stuff. Aug 6, 1882. Sligthly toned, minor wrinkling. * [John Loraine Baldwin] “I Zingari.” By Spy. Sept 8, 1895. Some spotting & dust smudging. * [R.A.H. Mitchell] “Mike.” By Spy. July 16, 1896. Narrow strip of tape residue along edge of right margin. * [Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji] “Ranji.” By Spy. Aug 26, 1897. Modereate mat burn, foxing to margins & edges of image * [J.T. Tydesley] “Forty-SIx Centuries in Eleven Years.”

[Aug 8, 1906.] By Spy. Clean & bright. * [Robert Able.] “Bobby.” By Spy. June 5th, 1902.

Clean & bright. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm. $500-800

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Vanity Fair Caricatures - Writers & Poets. Color Lithographs: [Alfred Lord Tennyson] “The Poet Laureate.” By Ape (Carlo Pellegrini). Men of the Day, no 28.

Slightly toned. * [Robert Browning] “Modern Poetry.” Nov 20, 1875. * [Victor Hugo] “A French Poet.” By Theobald Chartran. Sept 20, 1879. * [James Russell Lowell] :Hosea Bigelow.” By Theobald Chartran. Aug 21, 1880. * [Victorien Sardou] “Thermidor.” By J.B. Guth. May 2, 1891. * [Thomas Hardy] “Tess.” By Spy. June 4, 1892. * [Alphonse Daudet] “He Wrote ‘Sapho.’” By J.B. Guth. * [Richard Garnett, C.B.] “Printed Books.”

By Spy. Apr 11, 1895. Slightly toned. * “Pierre Loti.” By J.B. Guth. June 6, 1895. Slightly toned. * [Frank Harris] “Unpath’d Waters.” By Owl. Nov 12, 1913. Folio sheets, approx 15 x 10 1/4 in; 380 x 260mm, or slightly smaller. $300-500 644 151056/10H 10 pieces.

Vanity Fair Caricatures - Artists & The Visual Arts. Color Lithographs: [John Everett Millais] “A Converted PreRaphaelite.” By Ape (Carlo Pellegrini). May 13, 1871. Men of the Day, no 23. Lightly toned, chipping along left margin edge. * [Frederick Leighton] “A Sacrifice to the Graces.” By Coide.

Men of the Day, no 46. June 29, 1872. Lightly toned. * [James Abbott McNeill Whistler] “A Symphony.” By Spy. Jan 12, 1878. Minor creasing at top edge. * [Carlo Pellegrini] “Ape.” By AHM (Arthur H. Marks). Apr 27, 1889. Dust smudging & dampstaining at bottom right corner, otherwise clean & bright. * [Leslie Ward] “Spy.”

By PAL (Jean de Palelogue). Nov 25, 1889. * [George Frederick Watts] “He Paints Portraits & Ideas.” By Spy. Dec 20, 1891. Light toning, darkening at margin edges. * [William Hamo Thornycroft] “ Bronze Statuary.” By Spy. Feb 20, 1892. Lightly toned. * [President of the Royal Academy] “P.R.A.” By Spy. Mar 4, 1897. Lightly toned. * [Edwin Austin Abbey] “Fairford Abbey.”

By Spy. Dec 28, 1898. * [John Seymour Lucas] “A Connoisseur.” By N. Dec 14, 1899. $300-500 645 151422/7 1 piece.

Currier, N., pub. Hand-Colored Lithograph.

Palmer, F.F. “American Farm Scenes” [No 4 Winter]. New York, 1854. 17 x 24 in; 430 x 610mm. Clean & attrative. Image trimmed & mtd on bd, title excised & mtd on bd below image.

Framed. Currier & Ives New Best 50, large folio no 8. $800-1,200

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Currier, Nathaniel; Ives, James M., pub. HandColored Lithograph.

“American Homestead Winter.” New York, 1868.

8 11/16 x 12 1/2 in; 220 x 315mm, full margins.

Slightly & evenly toned. Hardwood frame.

Currier & Ives, The New Best 50, small folios no 5. $400-700 647 151897/9 1 piece.

Color Lithographic Poster.

“Grands magasins de la Bourse ... Exposition de Tapis, Bruxelles, Septebre - Octobre 1899.” N.p., 1899. Approx 28 x 20 1/2 in; 710 x 520mm, linen-backed. Condition B+. Framed. $300-500 648 151897/2 2 pieces.

Berthon, Paul. Color Lithographic Posters: “Les Pipeaux.” Paris, [1899]. Approx 20 x 24 in; 508 x 610mm, linen-backed. A little faded, initialed in stone lower right. Condition B. * “Femme de Profil.” [Paris, 1898.] Approx 13 1/2 x 10 1/2 in; 343 x 267mm, linen-backed.

A little faded. Sgd in stone lower right. Condition B+. Both framed. $400-600 649 151897/4 2 pieces.

Berthon, Paul. Color Lithographic Posters: “Le Boules de Neige.” [Paris, 1900.] Approx 16 x 22 in; 405 x 560mm, linen-backed. A little faded. Sgd in stone lower right. Condition B+. * “Les Eglantines.” [Paris, 1900.] Approx 16 x 22 in; 405 x 560mm, linen-backed. A little faded. Sgd in stone upper left. Condition B+.

Both framed. $400-700 650 151897/8 1 piece.

Lenoir, Marcel. Color Lithographic Poster. [“Invocation de la madre a l’onyx.”] [Paris, 18971899.] Approx 15 x 11 in; 380 x 280mm, mtd on linen. Clean & attractive. Framed. Condition A/B+. $300-500 651 152133/1 2 pieces.

Mucha, Alphonse. Color Lithographs. [“Primrose & Feather.”] Ca 1900. Each approx 21 x 9 1/2 in; 535 x 235mm. Each in matching period hardwood art nouveau frames with onlaid foliate borders. $500-800

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[Mucha, Alphonse.] Color Lithographic Advertising Label.

“Lefevre-Utile Gaufrettes Vanille.” [Paris, ca 1900.] Approx 7 1/2 x 7 in; 185 x 180mm. Clean & bright. Hinge-mtd. Framed. $250-400 653 151897/6 1 piece.

Livemont, Henri. Color Lithographic Poster.

“Jeux d’enfants.” [1903.] 14 1/2 x 39 1/8 in; 368 x 995mm, linen-backed. Sgd & dated in stone upper left. Generally clean & attractive.

Framed. $300-500 654 151897/7 1 piece.

Riviere, Henri. Color Lithographic Poster.

“Le feerie des heures, l’arc en ciel.” [Paris, 19011902.] 10 5/8 x 24 1/2 in; 270 x 625mm, linenbacked. A few light creased in image. Sgd in stone lower left. $300-500 655 145053/69 1 piece.

Bellows, George. Lithograph.

“Study” (Nude Woman Seated with Folded Hands - Life Study, Nude Woman Seated.)

[1917]. #10 (of 51). 12 3/4 x 11 1/2 in; 323 x 291mm, image size, margins. Titled “Study,” numbered & sgd in pencil by Bellows. Clean.

Framed. $300-500 656 151914/1 1 piece.

Icart, Louis. Color Etching.

“Le Chapeau Rouge.” [Red Riding Hood.] 1927.

20 1/4 x 13 7/8 in; 510 x 355mm, wide margins.

Lightly & evenly toned. Artist’s blind stamp at bottom left, sgd in pencil by Icart below image at right. Framed.

Holland 313. $500-800 657 151625/72 1 piece.

Icart, Louis. Color Etching.

“Danse Apache.” [Apache Dancer.] 1929.

20 1/4 x 13 1/4; 515 x 335mm, margins. Lightly to moderately toned, moderate mat burn. Artist’s blind stamp at lower left, sgd in pencil by Icart below image at right. Framed. $300-500

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Freeman, Don. Lithograph.

“Automat Aristocrat.” 1934. 7 1/4 x 8 1/4 in; 185 x 210mm image size, margins. Lightly to moderately toned. Sgd in pencil below image at right by Freeman. Framed.

[McCullough 85.] $300-500 659 152084/1 1 piece.

Curry, John Steuart. Lithograph. [“Valley of the Wisconsin.”] [1945.] 1/250.

11 3/4 x 15 1/4 in; 298 x 387mm, image size, good margins. Sgd in pencil at right below image

by Curry. Image lightly toned, verso moderately toned, edges of verso taped to mat.

[Cole 41.] $400-600 660 151449/5 1 piece.

Chagall, Marc, after. Color Lithograph.

“Les Champs-Elysees.” Paris: Maeght, [1954].

28 x 18 3/8 in; 710 x 475mm, sheet size, wide margins. Mtd on bd. Sgd in pencil by Chagall bottom right. Framed.

See Sorlier, Posters p78. $500-800 661 151783/4 1 piece.

(Judaica.) Szyk, Arthur. Color Lithograph.

“The United States of America.” [Ca 1945.]

17 7/8 x 13 1/4 in; 454 x 335mm, sheet size.

Sgd in pencil below image at right by Szyk.

Uniformly toned, some spotting in margins.

Corner mtd. $100-150 662 151625/34 4 pieces.

Shahn, Ben. Lithographs: “Frederick Douglas.” 4 bust portraits, each at a different stage in life. Each #222/250 sgd in pencil by Shahn. 21 7/8 x 16 1/2 in; 555 x 420mm, sheet sizes. Light creasing, toning & darkening to 1 sheet. $600-900 663 151625/77 4 pieces.

Gilliam, Sam. Color Silkscreens.

“Dance ‘72.” [1972.] Suite of 4, each numbered in pencil #13/50 (2), #13/52, #13/60 lower left & sgd in pencil by Gilliam. 33 x 19 in; 808 x 482mm, image sizes incl title. 40 x 26 in; 1015 x 660mm, sheet sizes. Clean, crisp & bright.

Sam Gilliam, African-American artist, born 1933. $600-1,000

664 145053/17 2 pieces.

Original Pencil Drawings: Bonheur, Rosa. Bull’s head, study. Approx 7 x 9 5/8 in; 175 x 245mm. Sgd in pencil bottom right by Bonheur. * Henri, Robert. Young woman adjusting her hat. Approx 10 1/4 x 7 1/4 in; 255 x 185mm; sligthly toned. Sgd ink ink lower right by Henri. Both framed. $400-600 665 154021/4 1 piece.

Maillol, Aristide. Conte Crayon Drawing.

Standing female nude. 14 1/8 x 8 1/2 in; 370 x 220mm. Artist’s monogram bottom left. Clean.

Framed. $250-400 666 152063/1 2 pieces.

Soyer, Raphael. Pencil Drawings: Seated female nude studies. 11 1/2 x 8 1/2 in; 295 x 215mm, sheet sizes. Each sgd.

Soyer, Raphael, 1899-1987, Russian-born American artist. $300-500 667 151279/2 1 piece.

(Rockwell, Norman.) Weaver, Jack. Pencil drawing Signed & Inscribed.

Profile caricature of Norman Rockwell. Initialed “J.W.” Inscr “Sincerely,” & sgd by Rockwell. $100-150 668 151869/1 1 piece.

Herman, Josef, attributed. Watercolor & Graphite Drawing.

Suffolk Landscape. 8 x 9 5/8 in; 185 x 240mm.

Framed.

Josef Herman, 1911-2000, Polish-British artist. $500-800 669 151625/80 2 pieces.

Ochikubo, Tetsuo. Watercolors.

Surreal compositions. 9 1/4 x 11 in; 235 x 275mm & 12 x 10 in; 305 x 254mm. Each sgd in pencil. Mtd at top edge to bd.

Tetuo “Bob” Ochikubo, 1923-1975, JapaneseAmerican artist. $800-1,200 670 151706/1 9 pieces.

Remenick, Seymour. Original Painting Studies.

(2) color wash, (2) wash, (2) crayon, (1) pastel, (1) oil, (1) graphite. Town & harbor scenes, figural studies. 12 x 16 in; 305 x 405mm & smaller (smallest 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 in; 110 x 165mm). On paper or bds, all sgd, all framed. $800-1,200

Photographs & Photobooks lots 671-703

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Towler, J. The Silver Sunbeam: A Practical and Theoretical Text-Book on Sun Drawing and Photographic Printing. New York: Joseph H. Ladd, 1866.

5th ed. 12mo, orig cloth. Fold title, advts. Bdg & contents partly dampstained. Lacking free endpapers. $120-180

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Szarkowski, John. Irving Penn. New York, [1984].

Folio, orig beige cloth; minor wear, d/j (moderate wear, creases to edes and corners, slightly discolored, back panel scuffed and marked, tear at top of spine panel repaired with cellotape, sticker residue on front and back panels). Sgd by Penn and dated 1984 in ink on half-title. $300-500

672 151549/3 1 vol.

Abbott, Berenice. A Guide to Better Photography.

New York: J.J. Little & Ives, 1941.

1st ed. 4to, orig red-lettered tan cloth; edges dust soiled & lightly toned, shaken, d/j (small tears to spine and corners with small losses to paper, but overall intact). $250-400

678 151741/27 1 vol.

Samaras, Lucas. Samaras Album: Autointerview, Autobiography, Autopolaroid. New York: Whitney Museum & Pace Editions, [1971]. #42/100 sgd, with orig poloroid initialed & numbered in glassine sleeve affixed to front endpaper. 4to, photo-pictorial cloth with mtd color photographic reproductions; minor wear. $2,000-3,000

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Mendelsohn, Erich. Amerika: Bilderbuch eines Architekten. Berlin: Rudolf Mosse, Buchverlag, 1926.

Tall 4to, orig black-lettered brown bds; heavily worn & soiled, corners frayed, most of spine gone, foot of spine damaged with loss of paper at page corners. With 77 plates. Light toning, plates generally clean. $200-400 674 151072/27 1 vol.

(Vishniac, Roman.) The Vanished World. New York: Forward Association, 1947.

Oblong 4to, orig gilt-lettered red cloth, pictorial cover label; spine & adjoining portion of front cover sunned, light to moderate edge wear.

English/Yiddish text. Maps, numerous photo plates by Vishniac, et al. Light internal toning & spotting, minor wear. Complete, last index leaf bound upside down between back free endpaper & back paste-down. $300-500 675 151741/24 1 vol.

Cartier-Bresson, Henri. Images a la sauvette.

Paris: Verve, 1952.

Folio, orig pictorial bds designed by Henri Matisse; minor dust soiling, toned at edges, spine darkened & torn - loss of paper at head.

Fore-edge toned, upper corners of pages creased - only affecting a few images. French edition of The Decisive Moment. $600-900 676 152146/1 1 vol.

(Decarava, Roy.) Hughes, Langston. The Sweet Flypaper of Life. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1955.

1st ptg. 12mo, orig cream cloth-backed black bds; light edge wear, d/j (some darkening at edges, front panel joint often rubbed, minor chipping at spine ends. Photo illus throughout. VG+. Sgd & dated “10-19-98� by Decarava on half-title. $400-700

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Mann, Sally. Immediate Family. New York: Aperture, 1992.

Oblong 4to, orig slate gray cloth, d/j (minor scuff marks, light wear at edges). Signed & inscribed on title by Mann. $250-400 679 151649/11 1 vol.

Stern, Bert. Marilyn Monroe: The Complete Last Sitting. Munich: Schirmer, 1992.

Lg 4to, orig blue cloth bds, red-stamped spine title, d/j (light wear, light scuffing on front & back panels). Internally clean. $300-500 680 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, d/j (minor wear, top & bottom edges a little discolored, bottom corners lightly creased). Ink gift inscription on half-title. Internally clean. $250-400 680A 1 vol.

Roosevelt, Andre. Andean Paradise. Quito: Artes Graphicas, 1939.

1st ed, #40/100 copies. Folio, full brown handstamped leather; minor wear. With 47 original silver gelatin prints tipped in throughout text of landscapes, architecture and the native people of Ecuador. Most approx 9 x 7 in (22.86 x 17.78 cm) or smaller. $400-600

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681 151783/16 JAPANESE SCENES Ca 1890s. 3 mounted hand-colored albumen prints of wrestlers, geishas and a landscape.

Each approx.: 8 x 10 in (20.3 x 25.4cm) Unframed $80-120 682 151303/4 UNKOWN ARTIST 20th century BUDDHIST CAVE TEMPLES AT AJANTA, INDIA Ca 1929. Approx 289 gelatin silver prints of temples dating to 2nd century BCE to 480 or 650 CE. Likely produced for the publication At Atjanta, by Knalyalal Vakil, Bombay, 1929.

Each: 9 3/8 in x 11 3/4 in (23.8 x 29.8cm) $1,000-2,000 683 151161/6 EDWARD STEICHEN (american, 1879-1973) FLATIRON BUILDING 1905, printed later. Photogravure.

12 3/4 x 10 1/4 in (32.39 x 26cm); paper: 17 3/4 x 13 3/4 in (45 x 34.93cm) Unframed $500-800 684 151161/5 EDWARD STEICHEN (american, 1879-1973) BRANCUSI IN HIS STUDIO 1925, printed later. Photogravure.

12 3/4 x 10 1/4 in (32.39 x 26cm); paper: 17 3/4 x 13 3/4 in (45 x 34.93cm).

Unframed $300-500

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685 152286/1 BERENICE ABBOTT (american, 1898-1991) HANDS OF JEAN COCTEAU 1927, printed no later than 1935. Flush mounted, signed in pencil bottom right on mount recto with her “56 West 53rd Street” stamp on verso.

Gelatin silver print.

6 x 8 1/8 in (15.24 x 20.64cm) Unframed $5,000-7,000

686 152286/2 BERENICE ABBOTT (american, 1898-1991) DOROTHY WHITNEY 1926. Flush mounted, signed in pencil bottom right on mount recto and dated “Paris ‘28,” with her Paris “18, Rue Servandoni, 18” hand stamp on verso. Gelatin silver print.

9 1/8 x 6 3/4 in (23.18 x 17.15cm) Unframed $2,500-3,500

687 152138/8 BERENICE ABBOTT (american, 1898-1991) POULTRY SHOP, EAST 7TH STREET, NEW YORK 1935, printed later. Signed and numbered 35/60 in pencil on mount recto. Not examined out of frame.

Silver gelatin print.

19 3/8 x 15 3/8 in (49.21 x 39.05cm) $800-1,200

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688 151161/13 RALPH STEINER (american, 1899-1986) SARATOGA COAL COMPANY 1929/1977. Signed and dated in pencil on the verso. Gelatin silver print.

7 15/16 x 10 in (20.16 x 25.4cm) Unframed $800-1,200

689 151161/15 IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM (american, 1883-1976) SPINES 1925/1993. Flush mounted, with blind-stamp signature and chop on mount recto, Imogen Cunningham Trust label with typed title and date on verso. Printed from the original negative by her son, Rondal Partridge. Gelatin silver print.

13 1/16 x 10 1/6 in (33.18 x 25.82cm) Unframed $600-900

690 151161/14 ANDRÉ KERTÉSZ (hungarian/american, 1894-1985) UNTITLED (TABLE WITH WATER CARAFE) Ca 1947, printed later. With print number in ink and again in pencil in Kertesz’s estate stamp on verso. Gelatin silver print.

9 15/16 x 8 in (25.54 x 20.32cm) Unframed $1,500-2,500

691 151161/1 DMITRI BALTERMANTS (russian, 1912-1991) RED SQUARE 1946, printed later. With photographer’s hand stamp in Russian and estate stamp with edition notation 19/25 in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

19 1/4 x 15 7/8 in (48.9 x 40.32cm) Unframed $800-1,200

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692 151161/10 BEAUMONT NEWHALL (american, 1908 - 1993) NANCY NEWHALL, NEW YORK 1946/1991. Flush mounted, signed bottom right in pencil on mount recto, stamped, titled and dated in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

8 3/8 x 11 1/16 in (21.27 x 28.1cm) with: NANCY NEWHALL L (american, 1908-1974) FISHERMAN’S BEACH 1944/1990. Flush mounted, stamped, titled & dated in pencil on verso, also signed by Beaumont Newhall in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

7 15/16 x 9 7/16 in (20.16 x 23.97cm) Both unframed $400-600

693 151625/105 thirteen prints ILSE BING (american/german, 1899-1998) PORTRAITS 1954. Group of gelatin silver prints of various sizes (largest: 13 3/4 x 9 15/16; 34.93 x 25.24cm), (11) of Adele Leibovitz, (2) of children. Flush mounted, signed in upper corners in ink on image rectos, signed and dated on mount versos. $700-900

694 151161/8 CECIL BEATON (british, 1904-1980) GRETA GARBO, PLAZA HOTEL, NEW YORK 1946/1993. Contact sheet of 12 images. With Beaton/Sotheby’s estate stamp, titled, dated and editioned 1/10 in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

20 x 15 7/8 in (50.8 x 40.32cm) Unframed $300-500

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695 151182/13 GEORGE HURRELL (american, 1904-1992) ANNE SHERIDAN 1939, printed later. Signed lower right in ink and numbered 176/250 in margin on recto.

Gelatin silver print.

16 x 20 in (40.64 x 50.8cm ) Unframed $300-500

697 151182/15 GEORGE HURRELL (american, 1904-1992) JASCHA HEIFETZ 1937, printed later. Signed lower right and numbered 126/250 in ink in margin on recto. Gelatin silver print.

16 x 20 in (40.64 x 50.8cm) Unframed $300-500

696 151182/14 GEORGE HURRELL (american, 1904-1992) GRETA GARBO AND JOHN BARRYMORE 1933, printed later. Signed bottom right and numbered 19/250 bottom left in ink in margin on recto. Gelatin silver print.

20 x 16 in (50.8 x 40.64cm) Unframed $300-500

698 151182/16 twenty prints GEORGE HURRELL (american, 1904-1992) PORTRAITS OF ACTRESSES AND MUSICIANS Ca 1930s-1940s, printed later. Group of gelatin silver prints, unsigned, with “Hurrell” hand stamp on versos. Most 8 x 10 in (20.32 x 25.4cm), one 11 x 14 (27.94 x 35.56cm) and one 20 x 24 (50.8 x 60.96cm).

Unframed

Including: Dorothy Lamour , Hedy Lamarr, Marlene Dietrich, Jane Russell (2), Greta Garbo (2), Norma Shearer, Anne Sheridan (3), Bette Davis (2), Jean Harlow (2), Janet Blair, Joan Crawford, Lucille Ball, Jascha Heifetz, Arthur Rubinstein $400-600

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The following lots 699-701 are from the collection of Reese & Marilyn Palley and were exhibited at the Reese Palley Gallery in SoHo, New York in 1973 and were printed for the occasion of the release of Norman Mailer’s book, Marilyn, a Biography.

699 151242/11 BERT STERN (american, 1929-2013) MARILYN MONROE WITH SCARF (FROM “THE LAST SITTING”) 1962/1973. Unsigned. Chromogenic print.

13 15/16 x 10 15/16 in (35.4 x 27.78cm ) $250-400

700 151242/16 BERT STERN (american, 1929-2013) MARILYN MONROE WITH DIAMONDS (FROM “THE LAST SITTING”) 1962/1973. Unsigned, not examined out of frame. Silver gelatin print.

15 1/4 x 19 1/4 (38.74 x 48.9cm ) $250-400

701 151242/12 BERT STERN (american, 1929-2013) MARILYN MONROE IN BLACK DRESS (FROM “THE LAST SITTING” FOR VOGUE) 1962/1973. Unsigned, not examined out of frame, presumed mounted to board. Platinum print.

39 x 29 in (99.06 x 73.66cm) $500-800

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702 151161/2 TWO PHOTOGRAPHS HOWARD BOND (american, 1931- ) BEGONIA, CHRIST CHURCH, NEW ZEALAND 2000. Flush mounted, signed lower right in pencil on mount recto, with photographer’s and edition stamps numbered 6/100, dated 2000 and titled in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

9 7/8 x 11 (25.08 x 27.94cm) and “CHURCH, PARIKIA, PAYZOS, GREECE” 1987. Flush mounted, signed lower right in pencil on mount recto, with photographer’s and edition stamps numbered 8/50, dated 1987 and titled in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

12 3/4 x 9 3/4 in (32.39 x 24.77cm) Both unframed $300-500

703 151161/9 MICHAEL KENNA (american/british, 1953- ) “MIDDEN SCULPTURE BY JOHN ROLOFF AND HEATHER MCGILL ELKHORN SLOUGH” 1989/1990. Flush mounted, with signature, date and edition notation 3/45 in pencil on mount recto, with his copyright and edition stamp with his signature, title, dates and edition notation in pencil on verso. Gelatin silver print.

7 7/16 x 7 7/16 in (18.89 x 18.89cm) Unframed $800-1,200 END OF SALE

The Estate of

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reeman’s is proud to offer works from the Estate of Nancy du Pont Reynolds Cooch throughout the autumn auction season. The collection reflects her full range of interests from early American furniture and fine art, to hunting and angling collectibles.

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Books, Maps & Manuscripts Auction 10/22/15 The Pennsylvania Sale Auction 11/10/15 American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts Auction 11/11/15

The dining room at Foxwood; the hitherto undiscovered manuscript, known only through scattered references in correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, [Memoire] aux républiques équinoxiales, Paris, March 1815 by Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours. $30,000-$50,000.

The Sporting Sale Auction 11/19/15 American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists Auction 12/06/15 Silver & Objets de Vertu Auction 12/15/15

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The Pennsylvania Sale: 10th Anniversary Auction 11/10/15

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ounded in 1805, Freeman’s is committed to the craftsmanship and artistry of the Keystone state. Now in its tenth year, The Pennsylvania Sale celebrates this legacy by highlighting the best works east and west of the Allegheny Mountains from Lake Erie to the Delaware Valley. Freeman’s invites you to sell your historical manuscripts and documents, rare books, maps, and prints made in Pennsylvania from the earliest Colonial period through the 20th century in this year’s landmark auction.

For a complimentary valuation, please contact:

David Bloom | 267.414.1246 dbloom@freemansauction.com

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“Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania” Nicholas Scull, Philadelphia, 1759, engraved map with early outline color, first state of the first map exclusively depicting Pennsylvania and also the first as such to be printed in America $60,000-90,000 (detail)

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NORMAN ROCKWELL (american, 1894-1978) “TWO OLD MEN AND DOG: CHECKERS” Signed with initials ‘N R’ lower right, pencil on paper 18 1/4 x 19 in. (46.4 x 48.3cm) $60,000-100,000

American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists Auction 12/06/15 Inquiries: Alasdair Nichol | 267.414.1211 anichol@freemansauction.com

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Purchase removal, shipping and offsite storage information To ensure the safety of your property Freeman’s requests removal within 10 business days of the sale date.

Collection hours are Monday–Friday, 9:30am–4:30pm.

For larger items, please email bmobbs@freemansauction. com to schedule a loading dock appointment. For purchase release to persons not listed on your contract or invoice, 3rd party authorization is required. Please mail or fax, 215.599.2240, a signed letter stating receipt/item(s) or sale/lot(s) and name of third party collecting property.

Freeman’s does not handle packing or shipping. The shippers listed have worked with Freeman’s clients in the past and will be happy to provide you with quotes for the packing and shipping of your property.

Art In Transit Nick Clarke 314 North 12th Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 540.550.7080 nclarke@artintransit.net

A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & Storage Roseanne Gebler 1060 Louis Drive Warminster, PA 18991 215.491.0346 | Fax: 215.444.9327 mastroccomovers@snip.net

Atelier Art Services ‡ Lynn Smith 1330 North 30th Street Philadelphia, PA 19144 215.235.0402 | Fax: 215.235.0421 info@atelierartservices.com

The Packaging Store ‡ Duane Freed 2333 Welsh Road Lansdale, PA 19446 215.361.6940 | Fax: 215.361.6941 hello@packandshipnow.com

Aiston Fine Art Service ‡ Mark Aiston P.O. Box 3434 Grand Central Station New York, NY 10163 212.715.0629 | Fax: 718.361.8569 info@aistonart.com

UPS Store ‡ John Bohach 51 North 3rd Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 215.629.4990 | Fax: 215.629.4992 store4242@theupsstore.com

Cadogan Tate Fine Art ‡ Stacey Ferguson Cadogan House 41-20 39th Street Sunnyside, NY 11104 718.706.7999 | Fax: 718.707.2847 s.ferguson@cadogantate.com Mr. C’s Charles Cohen 1615 North 10th Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 267.977.9567 mrcees61@gmail.com Malca Amit ‡ Christine Duke 153-66 Rockaway Blvd New York, NY 11434 718.525.6100 | Fax: 718.425.3703 maa.nyc@malca-amit.com

U.S. Art ‡ Jessica Pierce 37-11 48th Avenue Long Island City, NY 11101 800.472.5784 | Fax:718.472.5785 jpierce@usart.com VG Packaging LLC ‡ Gordon G Murray II 12 Salem Road Schwenksville, PA 19473 484.552.8741 | Fax: 484.552.8744 quotes@vgpackagingllc.com FURNITURE & LARGE ITEMS For larger pieces when delivery time is not a rush, we suggest: www.plyconvanlines.com www.nwdelivery.com www.freightquote.com ‡ Shippers that can fulfill international deliveries

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Departments Appraisals Amy Parenti aparenti@freemansauction.com Business Development Thomas B. McCabe IV tmccabe@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

English & Continental Furniture & Decorative Arts David Walker dwalker@freemansauction.com

Finance Mark Beckerman mbeckerman@freemansauction.com

European Art & Old Masters David M. Weiss dweiss@freemansauction.com

Marketing & Communication Tara Theune Davis ttdavis@freemansauction.com

Jewelry & Watches Michael Larsen, GIA GG mlarsen@freemansauction.com

Museum Services Thomas B. McCabe IV tmccabe@freemansauction.com

Virginia B. Salem, GIA GG vsalem@freemansauction.com

Press & Media Melissa Geller mgeller@freemansauction.com Shipping & Receiving Bethany Mobbs bmobbs@freemansauction.com Trust & Estates Samuel T. Freeman III sfreeman@freemansauction.com

West Coast Michael Larsen mlarsen@freemansauction.com Main Line Lisa DiCarlo ldicarlo@freemansauction.com

Books, Maps & Manuscripts David Bloom dbloom@freemansauction.com

Client Services Mary Maguire Carroll mmaguire@freemansauction.com

Photography Elizabeth Field efield@freemansauction.com

Southeast Colin Clarke cclarke@freemansauction.com

Modern & Contemporary Art Anne Henry ahenry@freemansauction.com Musical Instruments Frederick Oster foster@freemansauction.com Oriental Rugs & Carpets Richard A. Cervantes rcervantes@freemansauction.com Photographs & Photobooks Christiana Scavuzzo cscavuzzo@freemansauction.com Prints Anne Henry ahenry@freemansauction.com Silver & Objets de Vertu David Walker dwalker@freemansauction.com

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