CARTOgRAPhY, ExPlORATiON AND ASiAN

Lots 1 - 45

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1 BLAEU, JOAN Tractus Borysthenis vulgo Dniepr et Niepr Dicti, a civitate Czyrkassii as ostia et Ilmien lacum, per quem in Pontum Euxinium se exonerat... [together with:] ...a Kiovia usque ad Bouzin [and:] ... a Bouzin usque ad Chortyca Ostrow [and:] ... a Chortika Ostro ad Urbem Oczakow ubi in Pontum Euxinum se exonerat. Amsterdam: J. Bleau, c. 1662.

A set of four hand-colored engraved maps tracking the course of the Dneiper river in strips, from Atlas Maior, sive cosmographia blaviana, qua solum, salum, coelum, accuratissime describuntur, Amsterdam, 1662-1665. Framed and matted. 16 x 21 inches each. $1,000-2,000

2 COCKBURN, LT. GEN. GEORGE A Voyage to Cadiz and Gibralter, Up the Mediterranean to Sicily and Malta in 1810 & 1811. Including a description of Sicily and Lipari Islands, and an Excursion in Portugal. London: J. Harding, 1815.

2 vols. 8vo, early mottled calf with foliate gilt stamped border to covers and black leather giltlettered spine label. First edition. With two engraved titles, 23 hand-colored aquatint plates, six maps and plans. Chipping to spines with some portions lacking; hinges tender and backstrip of vol. 1; light edgewear; bookplate tipped in front pastedown; scattered light brownspotting. $600-800

3 3 COLTON, G[EORGE] WOOLWORTH Colton’s General Atlas, Containing One Hundred and Seventy Steel Plate Maps and Plans, on One Hundred Imperial Folio Sheets. New York: J. H. Colton; London: Trubner, 1857.

Atlas folio, publisher’s 1/2 morocco rebacked. Complete with 96 maps (including four doublepage) and color frontispiece on 101 sheets as listed in index. Some light dampstaining; spine rebacked with tape and boards worn; hinges cracked; text block shifted; chipping to edge of the map of Sussex and proceeding two sheets of text; some maps toward the ends partially detached; some very light brown spots. $1,500-2,500

4 COLTON, J. H. Colton’s Traveler and Tourist’s Guide-Book Through the United States of America and the Canadas. New York: J. H. Colton, 1850.

12mo, gilt-pictorial blue cloth boards. Fold-out color map of the United States and the Canadas. Boards faded; text block detached from backstrip; intermittent foxing and dampstaining only minorly affecting fold-out map. $200-400

5 CORONELLI, V. M. La Louisiana, Parte Settentrionalle, Scoperta sotto la Protettione di Luigi XIV, Re di Francia. Venice, c.1695. Engraved map of the Great Lakes region. Light dampstain along bottom edge. Framed. 14 1/2 x 20 inches. $1,000-2,000

6 DE FER, NICHOLAS L’Atlas Curieux; ou, Le Monde Represente dans des cartes generales et particulieres du ciel et de la terre divisetant en ses quatre principales parties que par etats et provinces... Paris: Chez l’Auteur, 1705 [-1717].

2 vols. Oblong folio, 3/4 morocco over cloth, spines lettered and decorated in gilt, marbled endpapers, engraved title pages. With 232 engraved maps and plans, some outlined in color. Table of contents leaf vol. 1 laid down; rubbing to boards with some scuff marks; hinges cracked and spine ends chipped; scattered brownspotting; dampstaining; some light wormholing; darkening to some leaves; a few tears; overall a good set with exceptionally bright coloring. $6,000-8,000

7 FRANCHERE, GABRIEL Narrative of a Voyage to the Northwest Coast of America in the Years 1811, 1812, 1813, and 1814; or, The First American Settlement on the Pacific. New York: Redfield, 1854.

8vo, cloth ruled in blind, spine lettered in gilt, frontispiece. With two black and white plates. Second edition. Soiling to boards; ends bumped; bookplates tipped to front pastedown; presentation inscription to f.f.e.p.; dampstaining to lower quarter of most leaves. $150-250

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8 HENNEPIN, LOUIS Nouvelle decouverte d’un tres grand pays situe dans l’Amerique, entre le Nouveau Mexique, et la mer Glaciale. Utrechte: Guillaume Broedelet, 1697.

12mo, rebound in full brown morocco, renewed endpapers, title in green to spine, housed in custom clamshell box. First edition of this account of Hennepin’s travels in what is now the United States and Canada, including his supposed travels up and down the Mississippi. With additional engraved title page. Five inserted leaves between quires N and O. Lacking two fold-out maps and two plates. Bookplate tipped to one of the front endpapers.

[Together with:] Nouveau voyage d’un pais plus grand que l’Europe. Utrechte: Antoine Schouten, 1698. 12mo, in matching brown morocco and custom clamshell case, renewed endpapers. First edition, with all but one engraved plate in facsimile (includes folding map and four engraved folding plates), the original plate being trimmed and with folds reinforced on the verso. Bookplate signed by George Bancroft tipped in between endpapers. Ex-library with blind and ink stamp to title page; title page with a portion rebacked. $600-800 9 HOMANN, (J. B., HEIRS OF) Atlas Compendiarius seu ita dictus scholasticus minor. Nuremberg: Homann’s Heirs, 1753.

Folio, full contemporary limp calf. Complete with engraved title page incorporating index with 28 decorative coats of arms of various countries and regions of Europe, double-page plate of geographic measuring devices, and 20 double-page engraved maps in color. Rubbing and chipping to boards with some loss; chipping to leaves at edges; some dampstaining and soiling to leaves; repaired tears to some maps; lacking bottom right quarter of “Magna Britannia” (11 x 8 1/2 inches); “Africa” creased vertically and torn at spine; “Americae” detached but present; sold as is with all faults. $600-800 10 HOMANN, (JOHANN BAPTIST) Tabula Geographica qua pars Russiae Magnae. Nuremburg, c. 1720.

Engraved map depicting Russia, Ukraine and the Black Sea, with original hand-coloring, decorative cartouche in upper right, slight browning. Framed and matted. 22 x 19 inches. $200-400

11 KENDALL, E. OTIS Atlas of the Heavens; Showing the Places of the Principal Stars, Clusters and Nebulae; Designed to Accompany the Uranography; or, A Description of the Heavens. Philadelphia: Butler & Williams, 1814.

Thin 4to, quarter cloth over printed paper boards. With 18 double-page celestial charts, some color. Boards darkened and lightly soiled; some loss to spine; top right corner of front board torn; text block detached; leaves reinforced at spine with archival tape; dampstaining to majority of plates XVI-XIX and endpapers. $100-200

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12* NOLIN, JEAN-BAPTISTE L’Amerique dressee sur les relations les plus recentes rectifiées sur les dernieres observations, dediee et presente a Sa Majeste Tres Crestienne Louis XV. Paris: chez l’auteur, 1740.

Hand-colored engraved wall map of the Americas on four sheets, joined, title bordered with four vignettes, scale bar with fictitious scene from the discovery of the Americas, hand-colored tracts show the voyages of Columbus, Verrazzano, Magellan and Quiros, with explanatory text, numerous hand-colored ship scenes and fantastical sea monsters.

A fine decorative wall map by the celebrated French cartographer, Jean-Baptiste Nolin. Dedicated to Louis XV, Nolin presents a commentary on European views of the New World, particularly surrounding the scale bar, where a group of Europeans are depicted coming upon Native Americans engaging in an act of cannibalism, specifically roasting a human head on an open fire, the body just to the right.

Framed. Lacking border vignettes, which were issued on separate sheets; dampstaining to lower corners; two small tape repairs to the verso. 37 1/2 x 47 inches. Property from the Ralph Esmerian Collection, New York, New York $6,000-8,000

13 PARKYNS, MANSFIELD Life in Abyssinia: Being Notes Collected During Three Years’ Residence and Travels in that Country. New York: D. Appleton, 1854.

2 vols. 8vo, blind-stamped green cloth, spines decorated and lettered in gilt. Illustrated. With original publisher’s advertisements. Boards lightly soiled and bumped; scuff marks to spines; foxing to title pages and frontispieces. $500-700

14* (MIDDLE-EAST) STACK, EDWARD Six Months in Persia. London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1882.

2 vols. 8vo, publisher’s teal cloth with cross-hatch blind-stamp, gilt titles to spines, uncut. First edition. With seven folding maps in color. Corners and spine ends bumped; inner hinges cracked; otherwise a fine clean set. Property from the Private Library of Dr. Simon G. Stein II, Muscatine, Iowa $400-600

15 (MIDDLE EAST) STEREOPTICON LECTURE SERIES PERSIA A collection of 105 glass plate stereopticon slides of Persia. Published by the Foreign Missions Library, New York, together with a pamphlet entitled Stereopticon Lectures on Foreign Mission Lands.

Housed in original wooden box, with compartment containing typed lecture notes and pamphlet. Property from a Midwest Museum $200-400

16 PHIPPS, CONSTANTIN-JEAN Voyage au Pole Boreal, fait en 1773, par ordre du Roi D’Angleterre, par Constantin-Jean Phipps. Paris: Saillant & Nyon, 1775.

4to, contemporary mottled calf, spine gilt-decorated, marbled pastedowns. With nine plates, three maps and 11 folding tables. Some scuffing and chipping to boards; dampstain to bottom right corner of first 20 pp.; light intermittent brownspotting. $400-600

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17 SPEED, JOHN Anno Darbieshire described 1666. (Chiswell: T. Basset and R. Chiswell, 1676).

Double-page engraved map of Derbyshire with inset town plan and view of St. Anne’s Well at Buxton, hand-colored in outline. Framed and matted. Pasted down; lightly toned. $200-400

18 STANLEY, HENRY My Early Travels and Adventures in America and Asia. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1895.

2 vols. 8vo, publisher’s green cloth with facsimile signature stamped in gilt to front board and titles in gilt to spines. Illustrated with two portrait frontispieces. Wear to boards with some spotting; hinges slightly tender. $100-200

19 STEFANSSON, VILHJALMUR The Friendly Arctic. The Story of Five Years in Polar Regions. New York: Macmillan, 1921.

Thick 8vo, publisher’s blue cloth lettered in gilt, some pages uncut. First edition. Illustrated with numerous photographic plates and maps, six fold-out and two in rear pocket. $100-200 20 U.S. COAST SURVEY Sketches Accompanying the Annual Report of the Superintendent of the United States Coast Survey, 1851. [Washington], 1851.

4to, blind-stamped gilt-lettered brown cloth. With 57 charts, folding maps and diagrams. Soiling to boards; backstrip partially detached; moderate foxing; corners bumped. $400-600

21 WORDSWORTH, CHRISTOPHER Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical. London: Wm. S. Orr, 1853.

Large 8vo, gilt-decorated full red morocco, spine tooled and lettered in gilt, a.e.g. Engraved frontispiece, 24 engraved plates and numerous illustrations throughout. Rubbing to boards at spine and edges; minor intermittent foxing; hinges starting; bookplate tipped in front pastedown; chipping to edges of some leaves. $200-400

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22 YAGGY’S GEOGRAPHICAL ATLAS Yaggy’s Geographical Study Comprising Physical Political Geological and Astronomical Geography. Composed by Levi Walter Yaggy. Chicago: Western Publishing House, 1887.

Atlas folio, chromolithographed title with large vignette of the world, two chromolithographed plates (one double-page, one mounted as a front endpaper with three large overslips), one celestial chart mounted on card with five flaps opening to reveal opaque sections (two of these with moveable parts), seven double-page maps (two hemispheric world maps, and five maps of the continents), one hand-colored plaster-of-Paris relief map of the United States built into the rear endpaper, original cloth-covered wooden carrying case, with flaps and leather ties. First edition.

An exceptionally rare children’s teaching aid and an important example of grand-scale color lithography in American printing history, including a rare handpainted relief map of the United States and one of the largest color plates ever produced. Constructed under the supervision of the American cartographer Henry Gannett, Yaggy’s extraordinary atlas provided students with a hands-on experiential geography lesson: levers move and flaps lift up to reveal sections of the continents, layers of the earth’s crust, parts of the solar system (rotation of the planets, phases of the moon, constellations, etc.); large-scale maps made especially “for class work” have dots for teachers to direct their pointers to specific cities and points of interest, and the impressive large relief map at the end.

A few tears to the maps and title page; lacking one of the metal levers for the astronomical chart, a 1-inch portion of the relief map (not a relief portion, southern Texas) has come detached, and there is some wear to the case. However, all of the flaps remain intact along with the original leather straps of the carrying case, and the lithography is still in excellent condition with very bright coloring. $2,000-4,000 23 (MAPS) A group of 10 maps of Italy. Size of largest 20 x 27 1/2 inches. $200-400

24 (MAPS) A group of 14 maps of the world, North America, Africa and Mexico. Size of largest 22 x 24 3/4 inches. $200-400

Property from the George Kotsiopoulos Collection of Japanese Falconry

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Being fascinated with the history of falconry, George Kotsiopoulos (1928-2003) amassed an impressive library of works on the sport of falconry

and wrote extensively on the subject, with published titles including The Art and Sport of Falconry, (1969) and Falconry Uncommon, (1999),

wherein Kotsiopoulos cited a number of works from his own collection. A number of items, including the find collection of Japanese Ehon

offered here, were acquired from the Awa No Kuni Bunko Library in Toskushima. George Kotsiopoulos was the past president and director-

at-large of the North American Falconry Association and the past-president and one of the founders of the Great Lakes Falconry Association.

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25* (JAPANESE EHON) ITSUKUSHIMA EMA KAGAMI [The Ex-Votos of the Itsukushima Shrine]. Text in Japanese. Woodcuts by Watanabe Taigaku. Text by Chitoseen Fujihiko. [Hiroshima: yone ya Heisuke, 1948]

4to, contents sewn into brown decorative wraps, pastedown title in Japanese to upper wrap. With 43 (of 73) woodcuts of gift-giving, activities and views of the shrine itself, in addition to elaborate woodcut borders. Light dampstaining. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $1,000-2,000 26* (JAPANESE EHON) NEZU JIMPEI Taka sho. [Book of Falcons]. By Nezu Jimpei. Text in Japanese. Circa eighteenth-century hand-copy of an early work, s.l., n.d.

3 vols. 4to, contents sewn into blue paper wraps, in three columns. Illustrated with numerous in-text vignette woodcuts, mainly to vol. 3, including 16 hand-colored eyes, six woodcuts of bait and traps, 11 species of falcons, also hand-colored, seven uncolored anatomical woodcuts, ropes and ties. Nezu Jimpei was working as a falconer in the Kamakura period (twelfth-fourteenth century). Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $600-800

27* (JAPANESE EHON) O-NARA BIZEN NO KAMI TAKA SHO [The Falconry of Lord Bizen]. Text in Japanese. S.l., n.d.

2 vols. 4to, contents sewn into blue decorative paper wraps. A hand-copied ehon, illustrated throughout with hand-colored woodcuts of falcons, feathers, shelter, implements, bait and traps. Some pages left partially blank, suggesting it was transcribed from a deteriorating work. Together with Taka eki senshu (O’eiki senshu). [Falconry Rules]. Circa eighteenth-century hand-copy from the documents of the Hosokawa family, with three woodcuts of falcon species, two anatomical, and eight woodcuts of bait in a similar hand to the 2 vols. above, uncolored, portions incomplete. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $200-400 28* (JAPANESE EHON) JAPANESE FALCONRY SCHOOLS Ryoun Hiketsu sho. [Secret Documents of the Ryoun School]. Keian 2 (1649), but possibly a later hand-copy of a seventeenth-century work.

2 vols. 4to, paper wraps. Illustrated with 23 hand-colored woodcuts of feathers and four anatomical woodcuts. Together with Omiya rya taka no sho. [Omiya School of Falconry]. With 12 woodcuts of falcons’ heads and four woodcuts of full figures. Masayori ryu taka no sho. [Falconry of the Masay School. Keian 1 (1648), but possibly a later hand-copy of a seventeenth-century work. With hand-colored woodcuts of bait. And two others pertaining to seventeenth-century falconry schools. (6) Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $400-600

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29* (JAPANESE EHON) TAKA GARI NO KOTO (Taka juni kao no sho; Taka no mi sunpo; Taka Yakuho), multiple works in one vol. [Falconry hunting; A book of 12 Faces of Falcons; Sizes of Falcons; Medicine of Falcons, etc.], handcopied, circa eighteenth-century.

Oblong 12mo, decorative paper wraps. Illustrated with 12 hand-colored woodcuts of species of hawks, seven anatomical woodcuts, and two of implements. Together with Taka yakuno no sho, [Medicine on falcons], n.d., possibly Yoshida school, 2 vols., illustrated with three hand-colored woodcuts of falcons; and two other hand-copied works pertaining to falcon husbandry without woodcuts, comprising Taka kusuri gai histo, [Secret Book on Raising Falcons and Medicine], n.d., and Taka Yamai zu kyosho, [Illness of Falcons], n.d. (5) Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $400-600 30* (JAPANESE EHON) TAKA NE HONSHO (Taka konpon sho). [Extracts from the Book of Falcons]. s.l., n.d., circa eighteenth-century, hand-copied.

2 vols. 4to, contents sewn into decorative wraps. Skilfully illustrated throughout with hand-colored woodcuts of hunters, dogs, geese, and a seated priest. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $600-800

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31* (JAPANESE EHON) TAKA NO SHO [Book on Falcons, Accoutrements, and Feathers]. Text in Japanese. Circa eighteenth-century handcopied work, s.l., n.d.

3 vols. 4to, contents sewn into decorative wrappers. Illustrated throughout with 28 hand-colored woodcuts of different types of feathers, eight large hand-colored woodcuts of falcons, and other accoutrements. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $600-800 32* (JAPANESE EHON) TAKAJYUNI GAO MEKEI [12 Faces and Shapes of Eyes]. Text in Japanese. Two dates present - Kampo (1741) and Tanmei 4 (1785).

4to, contents sewn into decorative paper wraps, pastedown label to upper cover, in custom clothbacked folding case. Hand-copied book illustrating the eyes and faces of hawks. According to a previous owner, it is a copy of the Minakami family secrets, written during the reign of the Emperor Tanmei. With 13 figures of hawks with hand-coloring in black and red, 21 drawings of eyes hand-colored in numerous colors, and illustrations of trapping techniques. Wormholing to some pages. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $600-800

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33* (JAPANESE EHON) KYOSAI, (TO-IKU KAWANABE) Ehon taka kagami. [An Illustrated Mirror of Hawks.] [Tokyo: Nakamura, 1866-1880.]

2 vols. expanded to five parts. 8vo, stitched in original yellow wraps, pastedown spine label. Illustrated throughout by Kyosai woodcuts, pictorial woodcut titles to first and fourth volumes. First edition of this significant Japanese treatise on Falconry. Some minor soiling to wraps; otherwise a fine set. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $3,000-5,000 34* (JAPANESE EHON) A collection of eighteenth-century hand-copied Japanese ehon pertaining to falconry.

Taka Okugi den. [Handed-down Hidden book on falconry]. Genbun 1 (1736). 2 vols. With eight woodcuts of falcons, uncolored. Yotaka no Bunsho. [Secret Documents on Falconry]. n.d., but reference to sixteenth-century, likely eighteenth-century hand-copy. With numerous in-text woodcuts of shelters, falcon caps and gloves. Taka no takarahoshi. [The Falcon Priest]. n.d. With six full figure woodcuts of falcons, hand-colored. Taka Joungu-zu. [Accoutrements of Falconry]. Tanmei 5 (1785). With numerous in-text woodcuts, uncolored.

Together with five other ehon, without woodcut illustrations, pertaining to falconry, comprising Sagano monogatari. [Tales of Sagano]. Kyoruku 2 (1529), eighteenth-century hand-copied work. No woodcuts. Shisho no naijyaku. [Four nests]. n.d. No plates. (Multiple works bound as one): Hashi taka tate kata [How to hold Falcon chopsticks] - Takabuta kougai [How to use Kogai, i.e. chopsticks] - Taka no ke mai [Names of falcon feathers]. n.d., circa eighteenthcentury. No woodcuts. Taka no bunsho. [Meaning of Falconry]. Einin (c. 1504), likely eighteenth-century hand-copy. 2 vols. No woodcuts. (Multiple works bound as one): Saionji dono taka hyakushu [100 Falcons of Sainoji Family] - Hakutaka ki [Book of the White Falcon] - Sagano monogatari [Tales of Sagano] - Takakotoba hykani [Falcon Language] - Yoo-ki [Raising Falcons]. By Nijo ke Motofusa, n.d. No woodcuts. (13) Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $600-800 35* (JAPANESE, FALCONRY) A group of 16 Japanese works on falconry handcopied by Yamamoto Toemon, circa eighteenthcentury, reproducing rare treatises from the sixteenth-nineteenth centuries, from the Awa no kuni Bunko library. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $200-400

36* (JAPANESE, POETRY) A collection of 21 hand-copied Japanese poetical works, circa eighteenth-century, including some pertaining to falconry. Property from the Estate of George Kotsiopoulos, Chicago, Illinois $200-400

37 AUDSLEY, GEORGE ASHDOWN AND JAMES LORD BOWES Keramic Art of Japan. Liverpool & London: Henry Sotheran, 1875, (1879).

2 vols. Folio, contemporary gilt-stamped full morocco, marbled endpapers, a.e.g., with portfolio carrying case. First edition. Inscribed by James Lord Bowes to Henry C. Davis. Illustrated throughout with 41 chromolithographs. Front endpapers on both volumes detached with some chipping to edges; rubbing to boards with some loss at the corners; hinges cracked; otherwise interior is in good condition with only minimal thumb markings and no foxing. $400-600

38 BING, S., ed. Le Japon Artistique. Documents d’art et d’industrie. Paris: Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts. 1888-1891.

3 vols. Folio, pictorial paper over cloth boards. With numerous color and black and white engravings. Boards bumped; paper chipping; toning and chipping to some leaves at edges; otherwise fine. $800-1,200

39 BING, S. Japanischer Formenschatz. Leipzig: E. A. Seemann, n.d. (c. 1888)

6 vols. 4to, 3/4 blue cloth over illustrated boards recreating Japanese masterpieces. Illustrated throughout with chromolithograph plates featuring ornamental designs of Japanese wood block prints, scrolls and other decorative arts. Pages evenly browned; some pages detached in suites, but laid in, with chipping to fore edges; wear to boards; otherwise fine. $300-500

40 GRANDJEAN, RENE Ceramique Orientale. Paris: Ernst Henri, n.d. (c. 1922)

Folio, contents loose as issued in cloth-backed folder. Illustrated throughout with tipped in color plates. Chipping to some pages; browning to boards. Property from a Midwest Museum $100-200

41 LA LOUBERE, SIMON New Historical Relation of the Kingdom of Siam. London: Printed by F. K. for Tho. Horne, et al., 1693.

142, [4], 145-148, 153-259. Folio, early calf stamped in blind. First edition in English, with 11 leaves of plates (eight plates, three maps). Lacking 10 pp. (i-iv, p. 71/72, pp. 149-152 and 260/261). Front board detached and portion lacking from upper boards; a few small tears; dampstaining along fore edge of some pp.; manuscript notations to some plates; large tear to p. 69; p. 259 detached. $400-600

42 SHIGEMORI, MIREI Nihon No Niwa. [Japanese Landscape Gardens] I. Meien Hen. II. Sakuti hen, sozai hen. Tokyo: Mainichi Shinbunsha, (1975-1981).

2 vols. Folio, original gilt-stamped green and red cloth, publisher’s linen folding case. An impressive survey of Japanese gardens profusely illustrated with color plates. Text in Japanese - index in English. Some light dampstaining to case; otherwise fine. $600-800

43 THOMSON, JOHN The John Thomson Collection: Fine Photographs of China and the Far East. A limited editions series of 40 hand-finished silver gelatine prints printed using the original glass-plate negatives in the possession of the Wellcome Trust, London. London: Atlas Limited Editions, 1997.

Portfolio, contents loose as issued in publisher’s red cloth drop-back box, pastedown label with limitation statement. Deluxe Collector’s Box Edition, one of 20 numbered complete sets, containing all 40 silver prints, each of which is limited to 350 copies. $6,000-8,000

44* (ART, ASIAN) A group of 13 volumes pertaining to Art and History, including Asian. Property from the Estate of Dr. Joseph and Donna Lee Boggs, Chicago, Illinois $100-200

45* (ASIAN ART) A box of books pertaining to Asian and Eastern art. Property from the Ralph Esmerian Collection, New York, New York $100-200