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PRINTED BOOKS & MAPS VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHY MODERN FIRST EDITIONS CHILDREN’S & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 16/17 JUNE 2010

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DOMINIC WINTER BOOK AUCTIONS SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS All lots are offered subject to the Conditions of Sales and Business exhibited in the saleroom. A buyer’s premium of 17.5% of the hammer price is payable by the buyers of all lots, except those lots asterisked, in which case the buyer’s premium is 20.56% Lots marked with a cross (+) are subject to VAT on the hammer price as well as the premium

PRINTED BOOKS & MAPS TRAVEL & EXPLORATION IMPORTANT NATURAL HISTORY & EARLY SCIENCE

Wednesday 16 June 2010 Lots 1-590 to be sold at 11am

VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHY CHILDREN’S & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ILLUSTRATION ARTWORK MODERN FIRST EDITIONS

Thursday 17 June 2010 Lots 601-785 commencing at 11am Lots 901-1207 commencing at 2pm

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CONTENTS Day One – Printed Books & Maps Travel & Exploration Topography

1-53 54-104

Kelly’s Directories

105-135

Folklore

136-151

Natural History

152-197

Maps

198-269

Decorative Prints & Original Art

270-313

Persian Miniatures & Oriental Art

314-318

Periodicals

319-320

Historical Documents, Autographs & Ephemera

321-355

Antiquarian

356-415

Science & Medicine

416-452

Art Reference & Bibliography

453-473

Photo Books

474-482

General

483-512

Cartons

513-534

Quantity

535-590

Day Two 11am – Photography 19th-century Photography

601-661

20th-century Photography

662-708

Royalty

709-717

Alberto Korda

718-747

Cuba

748-785

Day Two 2pm – Childrens & Illustrated Books Antiquarian Juvenile Books

901-940

Bygone Toys, Games & Playing Cards

941-955

Children’s & Illustrated Books

956-1035

Original Artwork

1036-1068

The Donald Hill Collection of Children’s Annuals & Comics

1069-1109

Private Press

1110-1118

Modern First Editions

1119-1207

DOMINIC WINTER BOOK AUCTIONS SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS

Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988). LK927, colour etching, signed, titled and numbered 10/150. Estimate: £300-£500

FORTHCOMING SALES IN 2010 Wednesday 14 July

British & Continental Paintings & Watercolours Old Master & Modern Prints

Thursday 15 July

Antiques & Objets d'Art

Wednesday 21 July

Printed Books & Maps

Wednesday 29 September Printed Books & Maps including BritishTopography Wednesday 6 October

Natural History & Sporting Books & Pictures

Entries are invited for the above sales: please contact one of our specialist staff for further advice

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TRAVEL To commence at 11am 1 Allman (T. pub.). The London Cabinet School Atlas Consisting of 30 maps of the different Empires, Kingdoms & States throughout the World taken from the most recent Authorities, n.d. c.1850, title page toned and foxed, thirty-one eng. maps with orig. outline colouring, each map with near contemp. ink number to upper margin, occ. ink staining to some maps, new end papers, a.e.g., modern half cloth gilt, 8vo, together with, Levasseur (Victor), Atlas Classique Universel de Geographie Ancienne et Moderne, Paris, 1846, title and half title with some spotting, eighty-seven uncoloured eng. maps (complete as list), very occ. spotting throughout, new end papers, modern qtr. cloth gilt, 8vo, with, Parley (Peter), A Grammar of Modern Geography, pub. William Tegg and Co., 1855, addn. title page with dec. eng. vignette, twelve eng. b & w maps, numerous wood eng. illusts. to text, hinges weak, a.e.g., contemp. cloth gilt, rubbed and frayed at extrems., 16mo, together with another nineteen miniature atlases, mostly late 19th and early 20th century

2 Arbousset (Thomas & Daumas, Francois). Relation d’un Voyage D’Exploration au Nord-Est de la Colonie du cap de Bonne-Esperance, Entrepris dans les mois de mars, avril et mai 1836..., Paris, 1842, folding litho map, eleven tinted litho plts., near contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spine with red morocco labels (paper label at foot of spine), 8vo

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£350-450

3 Arrowsmith (A.). A New General Atlas Constructed by A. Arrowsmith, Hydrographer to the King, Exhibiting the Boundaries and Divisions, also the Chains of Mountains and other Geographical features of all the known Countries in the World, pub. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green, 1827, dec. calligraphic title page and index, fifty-four eng. maps with orig. hand colouring (complete as list), some dust soiling and spotting throughout, contents loose and disbound, contemp. half morocco with pubs. label to upper board, crudely re-backed, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to

£200-300

£150-200

4 Beer (Eduard). Bericht uber Eduard Beer’s kleinen Duodez-Atlas in 24 Blatt uber alle Theile der Erbe, Weimar, 1842 title page water stained and with near contemp. manuscript owners signature, twenty-four eng. maps with orig. outline colouring, some soiling and spotting throughout, new end papers, modern marbled boards with printed label to upper board, oblong 8vo (1)

£80-120

5 Black’s Colour Guides. Egypt Painted and Described, by R. Talbot Kelly, 1st ed., 1902, half-title, seventy-five col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, scattered light spotting to text, endpapers foxed, armorial bookplate of Herbert Danvers, M.D., on front pastedown, with early ms. owhership name above, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. dec. cloth gilt, spine sunned and rubbed at ends, upper cover a trifle dusty, 8vo, together with Burma Painted & Described, by R. Talbot Kelly, 1st ed., 1905, half-title, seventy-five col. plts. with captioned tissue guards, folding map, occn. foxing, early ms. ownership name on front pastedown, t.e.g., remainder foxed, orig. gilt dec. cloth, spine faded, one corner bumped, 8vo, plus Florence & Some Tuscan Cities Painted by Colonel R.C. Goff, Described by Clarissa Goff, 1st ed., 1905, half-title, seventy-five col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, free endpapers toned, contemp. ms. inscription on front free endpaper, hinges split, t.e.g., orig. dec. red cloth gilt, a few minor minor marks, spine faded and sl. frayed at head, 8vo, plus nineteen other Colour Guides, incl. Rome, Italian Lakes, English Lakes, India, Singoalla, etc., various editions and condition (22)

£150-200

6 Boisgelin de Keru (Pierre Marie Louis de). Travels through Denmark and Sweden. To which is Prefixed, A Journal of a Voyage Down the Elbe from Dresden to Hamburgh..., 2 vols., 1st ed., 1810, uncol. aquatint frontis. to each and eleven uncol. aquatint plts. (correct as list), some browning, offsetting & few minor marks, frontispiece attachment weak, mid/late 19th c. half calf, gilt dec. spines, lower joints cracked and slight wear at head of spines, 4to (2)

Lot 2

£150-250

Lot 7 7 Bradford (Rev. William). Sketches of the Country, Character and Costume in Portugal and Spain, made during the Campaign and on the Route of the British Army in 1808 and 1809, pub. John Booth, 1810, bound with, Sketches of Military Costume in Spain and Portugal, 2 vols bound as one, 2nd. ed., 1810, eng. frontis., title page and contents list, fifty-three aquatint eng. plts. with orig. hand colouring (correct as list), book plate of Arthur Kelly to front paste down, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco, gilt, bumped and frayed at extrems., folio Abbey Travel 135, Tooley R.V., English Books with Coloured Plates, 107. Large paper copy. (1) £1000-1500

8 Cavendish (Capt. A.E.J.). Korea and the Sacred White Mountain, being a Brief Account of a Journey in Korea in 1891, together with an Account of an Ascent of the White Mountain by Capt. H. E. GooldAdams, R.A., pub. George Philip & Son, 1894, half title & title page, two folding colour printed maps, twenty uncoloured illusts. to text and twenty further illusts. (complete as list), index partially uncut, orig. blue cloth gilt, slight wear at extrems., 8vo Uncommon. (1)

£300-500

9 Choisy (Abbe de). Journal ou Suite du Voyage de Siam. En Forme des Lettres Familieres fait en M. DC.LXXV. et M. DC. LXXXVI..., Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier, 1687, ownership inscription to front free endpaper “This is my book Bluet Wallop”, contemp. speckled calf, gilt dec. spine with morocco title label, slight wear at head & foot of spine and to board corners, 12mo The first Amsterdam edition. The inscription to the front free endpaper is by Bluet Wallop of Eggesford House, Devonshire (1684-1707) and also with the amorial bookplate of his relative Lord Viscount Lymington. (1) £300-500

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10 Clairac (Louis-Andre de La Mamie, Chevalier de). L’ingenieur de Campagne, ou Traite de la Fortification Passagere, Paris, Jombert, 1749, thirty-six folding eng. plans and diags., contemp. sheep, gilt dec. spine with paper no. label to upper and lower panel, slight wear to joints and extrems., 4to (1)

£300-500

11 Clarke (Hewson). The History of the War from the Commencement of the French Revolution to the Present Time, vol. 1 (only), 1816, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title, numerous eng. plts., occ. spotting throughout, occ. water staining to margins of few leaves, hinges and joints weak, upper board near detached, contemp. tree calf, gilt dec. spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, together with, Tyrrell (Henry), The History of the War with Russia: Giving full Details of the Operations of the Allied Forces, vol. 1 (only), n.d., c. 1875, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title, five double-page folding maps with orig. outline col., twenty-five eng. plts., occ. spotting throughout, hinges and joints weak, contemp. half sheep, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, with, Kelly (Christopher), History of the French Revolution, and the Wars Produced from that Memorable Event, 2 vols., 1817, calligraphic title page, five eng. maps with orig. hand col. (inc. one folding), twelve hand coloured eng. plts., hinges with crude sellotape repairs, contemp. marbled calf, gilt, dec. spines, rear board of vol. 1 detached, rubbed and worn, 4to, with, Brockedon (W.), Finden’s Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron, vol. 1 (only), 1833, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title, forty-one eng. plts., occ. spotting throughout, contemp. half sheep gilt, worn and frayed, 8vo, with, Simpkin, Marshall and Co., (pubs.), The Gallery of Modern British Artists, 2 vols. (bound as one), n.d., c.1840, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title, numerous eng. plts., occ. spotting throughout, contemp. half sheep, gilt dec. spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, together with another ten other similar (16)

13 Desnos (Louis Charles). Almanach Geographique ou Petit Atlas Elementaire Compose....., Paris, n.d., c.1770, engraved dedication and title, engraved portrait frontis. of Christian VII, King of Denmark & Norway, thirty-two double-page engraved maps with orig. hand colouring (complete as list), contemp. calf gilt, gilt dec. spine, upper board worn, 24mo

£150-200

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12 Clayborn (Thomas). Tweede Scheeps-Togt, Engelse Oost-Indische Maatschappy Onder den Hr. Hendrik Middleton, Generaal, pub. Pieter Vander Aa, Leiden, 1706, title page with decorative engraved allegorical vignette, two engraved folding maps on one sheet (as published), three leaves of text, modern half leatherette, slim upright folio The maps are:-’De Moluccos en andere Speceri-Eilanden in D’Oost-Indien’ and ‘d’Engelze Volkplanting in Virginie door Johan Smith bezogt en verder uytgeset. (1) £200-300

£300-500

15 Fenner (Rest, Publisher). Fenner’s Pocket Atlas of Modern & Ancient Geography...., Divided according to the General Treaty of Peace, by Congress in 1815 & exhibiting Parry, Ross & Franklin’s Discoveries to the Present Period..., 2 vols. bound as one, pub. Robert Jennings, [1831] & 1828, calligraphic title pages to each vol., contents list, one comparison plate of mountains and rivers, seventy b & w engraved maps (including nine folding) complete as lists, later end papers, modern half cloth gilt, 8vo Contents in bright and clean condition. (1)

£200-300

16 Flamsteed (John). Atlas Coelestis, 1753, eng. portrait frontis., title page with eng. allegorical illusts., German library stamp to lower margin, dedication and nine pages of text, twenty-seven double page eng. decorative star charts, some maps trimmed to just inside plate mark, very occ. slight spotting, contemp. Cambridge style panelled calf, gilt spine with raised bands and morocco title label, rubbed with some surface marks, minor wear to foot of spine, folio (550 x 380mm) An exceptionally good copy with fine clean and dark impressions. (1) £7000-10000

14 Ellis (Henry). Voyage de la Baye de Hudson. Fait en 1746 & 1747, pour la Découverte du Passage de Nord-ouest..., 2 vols., Paris, 1749, one folding eng. map, ten folding eng. plts., ink ownership stamps to title of each volume, edges untrimmed, contemp. qtr. sheep gilt, joints cracked and some wear at head of spines, 8vo

17 Hakluyt Society publications, Second Series, vols. 144-146, 149, 156-157, 162, 167, 173-174, 179-180, 182, 184-186, 189, pub. 1974-98; Third Series, vols. 3, 6-12, 18, 20-21, pub. 1999-2009, few b & w plts., orig. cloth in d.j.s, 8vo

Sabin 22313. This expedition was sent out at the suggestion of Arthur Dobbs. It ended the supposition that the Northwest Passage lay through Hudson’s Bay. It also contains interesting descriptions relating to the Eskimos. (2) £300-400

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£200-300

18 Hellert (J. J.). Nouvel Atlas physique politique et historique de L’Empire Ottoman et de ses Etats Limitrophes en Europe, en Asie et en Afrique...., 1st. ed., Paris, 1843, calligraphic title page and contents list, one double page eng. map with orig. outline colouring and thirty-eight uncoloured eng. maps, including three folding (complete as list), foxed and stained throughout, near contemp. qtr. morocco gilt, rubbed at extrems., slim upright folio This atlas was prepared to accompany Hellert’s French translation of Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall’s history of the Ottoman Empire. It was originally published between 1835-43 in ten parts. Atabey 569, Blackmer 788. (1) £700-1000

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19 Hobhouse (John Cam, Baron Broughton). A Journey Through Albania, and other Provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia, to Constantinople, During the Years 1809 and 1810, 1st ed., 1813, eng. frontis. (repaired to fore-edge margin), two folding uncol. eng. maps, seventeen hand-col. aquatint plts. (incl. seven double-page views), and three eng. plts. including one double-page leaf of Greek music (complete), some dampstaining throughout volume (mostly affecting text), some dampsoiling mostly to last few leaves, later pastedowns, contemp. calf, rebacked preserving orig. spine, 4to The famous account of the tour which Hobhouse made with Byron in 1809 and 1810. Another issue of the first edition is known in 2 volumes, with title-pages to each volume, but with continuous pagination and signatures. The second edition, also in 4to, appeared in the same year also in two issues: one in two volumes. Abbey, Travel 202, Atabey 584 and Blackmer 821. (1) ÂŁ1500-2000

24 Landscape Annuals. The Tourist in Switzerland and Italy by Thomas Roscoe, 1830, The Tourist in Italy by Thomas Roscoe, 1831 (2 copies), 3 vols., numerous b & w steel eng. plts., slight spotting and water staining throughout, contemp. green morocco gilt rubbed and frayed, 8vo, together with, Ritchie (Leitch), Travelling Sketches on the Rhine and in Belgium and Holland, 1833, addn. dec. title, twenty-four steel eng. plts. hinges and joints weak, contemp. red morocco gilt, spine partially detached, rubbed, frayed and worn, 8vo (4)

25 Lawrence (T. E.). The Wilderness of Zin (Archaeological Report), by C. Leonard Woolley and T.E. Lawrence, 1st ed., pub. Palestine Exploration Fund, [1915], two maps, three plans, 37 b & w plts. after photos., tissue guards, vign. illusts. to text, orig. qtr. cloth and printed boards, slight fading to upper cover, 4to, together with Seven Pillars of Wisdom, a Triumph, 1st trade ed., 1935, b & w port. frontis. and b & w plts., edges untrimmed, orig. cloth in d.j. (torn with slight loss), 4to, with The Mint, A day-book of the R.A.F. depot between August and December 1922 with later notes by 352087 A/c Ross, 1st ed., 1955, orig. cloth in slightly frayed d.j., 4to, and The Letters of T.E. Lawrence edited by David Garnett, 1st ed., 1938, b & w frontis., plts. and folding plans, orig. cloth, 8vo, and A Brief Record of the Advance of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force under the Command of General Sir Edmund H.H. Allenby, July 1917 to October 1918, pub. Cairo, 1919, port. frontis. and col. maps, orig. limp boards with cloth spine, rubbed, 4to, plus twenty other T.E. Lawrence related

20 Italy. Le Landscape Francais. Italie, pub. Paris: Louis Janet, 1833, half-title, addn. eng. title, twelve hand-col. litho plts. (heightened with gum arabic), one word of letterpress title partly underlined with coloured pencil, occ. minor spotting, a.e.g., orig. silk with gilt dec. spine, joints cracked, frayed and worn, 8vo, contained in orig. slipcase (1)

£200-300

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21 Kelly (Christopher). A New and Complete System of Universal Geography or, an authentic History and Interesting Description of the Whole World and its Inhabitants, 2 vols., 1824, addn. dec. eng. title, folding hemispheral map of the world, fifty engraved and aquatint plts. and thirty-one eng. maps (including eleven folding), one plate torn with slight loss, spotted and toned throughout, contemp. tree calf gilt, boards detached, rubbed and worn, 4to (2)

£200-300

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£200-300

27 Layard (Sir Henry). Early Adventures in Persia, Susiana, and Babylonia including a Residence Among the Bakhtiyari and Other Wild Tribes before the Discovery of Nineveh, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1887, half-titles, chromo frontis. to first vol., three b & w plates (incl. frontis. to vol. 2), and three folding maps (correct as list), inner hinges cracked, orig. patterned cloth gilt, spines slightly rubbed at head & foot, 8vo

£70-100

23 Landor (A. Henry Savage). Across Widest Africa. An Account of the Country and People of Eastern, Central and Western Africa, as seen during a Twelve Months’ Journey from Djibuti to Cape Verde, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1907, num. b&w illusts. from photos, large folding map at rear of first vol., orig. blue cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, thick 8vo, (The first journey across Africa at its widest point, undertaken with ‘pleasure as its sole object’, covering over 8500 miles in 364 days), together with Jennings (Major J. Willes & Addison, Christopher), With the Abyssinians in Somaliland, 1st ed., 1905, sixty-eight b&w illusts. from photos (as list), folding sketch map, orig. cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, 8vo (3)

£300-400

26 Lawrence (T.E.). Seven Pillars of Wisdom, A Triumph, The Complete 1922 Text, 3 vols. (inc. plate vol.), pub. Castle Hill Press, Fordingbridge, 1997, plate volume containing col. and b & w plts., text vols. in orig. qtr. cloth and plate vol. in orig. limp cloth, all in d.j.s., contained together in orig. slipcase, small folio, (limited ed. 640/752), together with T.E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw 1922-1926, edited by Jeremy and Nicole Wilson, vol. 1 (of 3), Castle Hill Press, Fordingbridge, 2000, b & w port. frontis., t.e.g., orig. cloth in d.j., small folio, (limited ed. of 702 copies printed), plus T.E. Lawrence, Correspondence with Henry Williamson, edited by Peter Wilson, pub. Castle Hill Press, Fordingbridge, 2000, b & w port. frontis., t.e.g., orig. cloth in d.j. and publisher’s tissue wrapping paper, small folio, (limited ed. 327/702)

22 Ker (David). On the Road to Khiva, 1st ed., 1874, folding col. map at rear, seven mounted albumen prints (correct as list), early prize inscription in ink to verso of front endpaper for the Collegiate School, Plymouth, dated Midsummer 1877, some marks and sl. soiling, title verso and dedication leaf, heavily discol., upper inner hinge broken, orig. dec. rust brown cloth gilt, with bevelled edges, rubbed and some fraying to head and foot of spine and extreme corners, 8vo (1)

£120-180

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£200-300

28 Locquin (Felix (pub.)). Annuaire de France, Statistique Generale et Comparee du territoire - des produits du sol - animaux, vegetaux, mineraux - de la culture - de l’industrie...., des 86 Departemens de la France et de ses Colonies, Publie par la Societe Nationale, Paris, 1833, title page with slight foxing and staining, one folding b & w eng. map of France and eighty-six maps by A.M.Perrot of the departments (correct as list), some spotting and toning throughout, a few maps trimmed to strapwork margin, new end papers, modern sheep gilt, 12mo

£150-200

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£100-200

29 Low (Lieutenant Charles Rathbone). Her Majesty’s Navy, including its Deeds and Battles, 3 vols. bound in 6 orig. divisions, n.d., c. 1890s, forty-six chromos. inc. three addn. vign. titles (complete), a.e.g., orig. printed cloth gilt, some wear to vol. 3, rubbed (6)

£200-300

30 Marcoy (Paul). A Journey across South America from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, 2 vols., 1874, title and half title, lacking portrait frontis. (?), ten lithographic maps (complete as list), numerous wood engravings to text and throughout, occ. marginal finger soiling, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed and frayed at extrems., folio (2)

£70-100

31 Martin (R. Montgomery). The Indian Empire: History, Topography, Geology, Climate, Population......., Government, Finance and Commerce, 3 vols., n.d., c.1860, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title to each vol., two double- page eng. maps with orig. outline col., 113 eng. plts., some spotting and staining mainly affecting title pages and prelims., contemp. cloth gilt, rubbed and frayed, 4to, together with, Nolan (Dr. E. H.), The History of the British Empire in India and the East, 2 vols., n.d. c.1870, eng. frontis. & addn title to each vol., seven double-page litho. maps, sixty-one eng. plts., occ. spotting and staining throughout, contemp. half calf gilt, boards detached, vol. 1 lacking spine, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to, with, Ball (Charles), The History of the Indian Mutiny, vol. 1 (only), n.d., c.1865, eng. frontis. & addn. title to each vol., forty-five eng. plts. some spotting and staining throughout, several plts. with closed marginal tears, hinges and joints weak, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to Sold as a collection of plates not subject to return. (6)

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33 Marvin (Charles). A bound collection of sixteen pamphlets, 1883-1889, plts. and maps, some folding, mostly with orig. printed wrappers bound in, early ms. index inserted at front, front free endpaper with association inscriptions: ‘Dear Aunt Jessie in loving memory of Charlie. Xmas 1892’, and in another hand beneath ‘In memory of my dear mother 1906, Aunt of Charles Marvin... H.E.M. Rengert (nee Roffey), contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, upper joint splitting at ends, 8vo, together with related ad. leaf loosely inserted

£200-300

32 Martin (R. Montgomery). The Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World, Geographical, Political, Commercial & Statistical, pub. John Tallis & Company, 1851, eng. frontis. of The Great Exhibition with some staining and spotting, addn. dec. title page and contents list, eighty-one dec. eng. maps with orig. outline colouring and two ‘comparison’ plates of waterfalls, rivers and mountains (complete as list), some marginal finger soiling and occ. spotting throughout, one map (Ireland) and its page of descriptive text with closed tear affecting image, crudely repaired on verso with sellotape, one page of text torn with slight loss, near contemp. owners ink manuscript signature to front paste down, later owners biro manuscript signature and address to first free end paper, contemp. half morocco gilt, worn and rubbed, folio (1)

Comprising: The Russian Railway to Herat and India, 1883; The Russian Annexation of Merv, 1884; Baku, the Petrolia of Europe, [1884]; Shall Russia Have Penjdeh?, 1885; The Railway Race to Herat, 1885; Russia’s Power of Attacking India, 1886; The Coming Deluge of Russian Petroleum, [1886]; The Moloch of Paraffin, two editions, [1886] and [1888?]; England as a Petroleum Power, [1887]; English Africa, Shall Boer and German Sway It?, [1888]; Paltry Plumstead or the Bobbery About a Bob, c.1889; Legislation for Dangerous Lamps, c.1889; The Coming Oil Age, Petroleum - Past, Present, and Future, [1889?]; Our Unappreciated Petroleum Empire, Oil Discoveries in the Colonies, [1889]; Petroleum, 1889. (1) £300-500

£1500-2000

36 Pernety (Antoine-Joseph). Histoire d’un Voyage aux Isles Malouines, Fait en 1763 & 1764; avec des Observations sur le Detroit de Magellan, et sur les Patagons..., 2 vols., new ed., Paris, 1770, eighteen folding eng. plts. and plans, occ. scattered spotting, vol. 2 with slight worming to lower outer corners, contemp. sheep gilt, contrasting morocco labels, joints cracked and bindings worn, 8vo (2)

37 Persian Gulf. Administration Report on the Persian Gulf Political Residency and Maskat Political Agency for 1901-1902, Calcutta: Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, India, 1902, 118pp., some light browning and occ. scattered spotting, orig. qtr. cloth with printed title to upper board, slightly marked & rubbed, slim folio, together with Administration Report on the Persian Gulf Political Residency and Maskat Political Agency for 1902-1903, Calcutta: Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, India, 1903, 57pp., some light browning and small worm holes to upper outer corners, orig. qtr. cloth with printed title to upper board, slightly worn and dampstained, slim folio, with Administration Report on the Persian Gulf Political Residency and Maskat Political Agency for 19031904, Calcutta: Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing, India, 1904, 66pp., some browning and sewing broken, orig. printed upper wrapper, slim folio, with Persian Gulf Gazetteer. Part I., Historical and Political Materials, Precis of Koweit Affairs, 1896-1904, [G. C. Press, Simla, 1904], 112pp., ink library stamp of Govt. of India Foreign Office to title and final leaf, some light browning, orig. qtr. cloth with printed title to upper board, upper board with ink library stamps of Govt. of India Foreign Office and British Embassy Bagdad and also paper label ‘Deputy Secretary’s Copy Calcutta and Simla’, cover attachment weak and some wear, slim folio, plus Ingrams (W.H.), Chronology & Genealogies of Zanzibar Rulers, printed by the Government Printer, Zanzibar, 1926, folding pedigrees, orig. qtr. cloth with printed title to upper board, slim folio

Lot 34 34 Ongania (Ferd., editor). Calli e Canali in Venezia, pub. Venice, 1891-92, 100 photogravure plts. of views in Venice (complete), some spotting, staining and marginal fraying, but largely confined to margins, orig. printed paper wrappers and frontispieces with marginal fraying and occ. loss, but contents loose and disbound, folio (100)

£500-800

35 Pardoe (Julia). The Beauties of the Bosphorus, illust. W.H. Bartlett, c.1840, addn. eng. title, eng. map and eighty-six eng. plts. (as list), a.e.g., contemp. half morocco, gilt dec. spine, rubbed, 4to (1)

£400-600

The Persian Gulf Reports include trade reports for the Pesian Gulf, Maskat, Mohammerah, Bunder Abbas and Bahrein. (5) £300-500

£150-200

Lot 35

39 [Renneville, René Augustin Constantin de]. Recueil des Voyages qui ont servi a l’Establissement et aux Progres de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales, formée dans les Provinces Unies des Païs-bas, vol. 1 (of five), 1st French ed., Amsterdam, d’Estienne Roger, 1702, title-page printed in red and black, eng. frontis. and one eng. plt. (latter with small piece torn from lower blank margin), fourteen folding eng. maps, two a little creased and edge-frayed, some light toning, final gathering with upper corners creased, lacking front free endpaper, contemp. calf, rubbed and corners showing, rebacked, 12mo Sabin 68454. Rare. Includes early important maps of South Africa, Madagascar, Bali and Java. Translated and adapted by Renneville from Isaak Commelin’s account of early Dutch voyages entitled ‘Begin ende voortgangh vande Vereenighde Nederlandtsche Geoctroyeerde Oost-Indische Compagnie’ and published in 1608. (1) £200-300

40 S.D.U.K. Maps of The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 2 vols. bound as one, pub. Charles Knight, 1848, title page and contents list, 160 engraved maps with orig. outline colouring (including several double page), some ink staining to first few leaves, several maps with marginal fraying and closed tears, some with crude repairs to verso, occ. water staining and spotting throughout, forty-eight eng. town plans with orig. outline colouring and six star charts with orig. hand colouring, gutta-percha perished, text block loose and broken, hinges and joints broken, contemp. half morocco gilt, worn and frayed, folio

38 Prinsen (P. J.). Geographische Oefeningen; of Leerboek der Aardrijkskunde, met XXV Genommerde Kaarten, pub. Joh. Noman en Zoon, Zaltbommel, 1845 title page, twenty-five eng. folding maps with orig. hand colouring, some maps with closed tears repaired on verso, occ. pencil annotations throughout, hinges and joints weak, contemp qtr. sheep gilt, spine partially deatched, rubbed and worn, 8vo, together with, Bohun (Edmund), A Geographical Dictionary Representing the Present and Ancient names and states of all the Countries, Kingdoms, Provinces, Remarkable Cities, Universities, Ports, Towns, Mountains, Seas, Streights, Fountains and Rivers of the whole World...., Continued, Corrected and Enlarged....., by Mr. Bernard, pub. Charles Brome, 1693, lacking title page, replaced with facsimile, very occ. spotting throughout, later paper wrappers, spine partially lacking, worn, soiled and torn, 4to (2)

Sold as a collection of maps, not subject to return. (1)

£100-200

Lot 40

£1500-2000

41 Seutter (Matthaeus). [Atlas novus sive Tabulae Geographicae Totius Orbis, Augsburg. c.1740], ornate title page with orig. hand colouring, torn with loss and laid on later paper, contents list excised, trimmed to text and laid on later paper, forty-nine engraved maps with original hand colouring, celestial map torn with major loss, World and four continent maps strengthened and repaired on verso, several maps torn and frayed with occ. loss, mostly to foredge, many with margins strengthened on verso, occ. pencil annotations, one map with near contemp. ink annotations, all maps with number and title in contemp. manucript hand on verso, occ. slight spotting throughout, new end papers, later sheep, worn and frayed, folio (1)

ÂŁ6000-8000

43* Spain. A bound volume of fourteen views of Granada and the Alhambra, 1832, fourteen fine b&w aquatint views by William Westall, after drawings by T. H. S. Bucknall Estcourt, pub. J. Dickenson, 1832, a few plates with some light foxing, without title or letterpress, paper guards watermarked Whatman Turkey Mill 1835, early ownership signature of Charles Wood to upper outer corner of front endpaper, contemp. morocco-backed green moiré cloth with gilt brown morocco title label to upper cover, heavily rubbed to spine and outer corners, some loss to head and foot of spine, oblong folio (310 x 410mm) Rare. Not listed in Abbey Travel (the only collection of Spanish views engraved by William Westall is Edward Hawke Locker’s Views in Spain, published in 1824, Abbey Travel 147). The views are titled as follows: City of Granada and the Vega, looking westward, Alhambra from the Gallery of the Generalife, Alhambra from the Alameda, Alhambra from the Convent de los Martyres, The Gate of Judgement (2 views), Tower de los Siete Suelos, La Torre de Gomaros, Palace of Charles Vth, Court of Lions, Granada, from the Gardens of the Alhambra, The Generalife from the Queen’s Tocador, The Sierra Nevada, from the Alhambra, & River Genil, above Granada. (1) £1000-1500

42 Sladen (Douglas and Lorimer, Norma). More Queer Things About Japan, 1st ed., 1904, coloured frontispiece, four double-page coloured plates, b & w illustrations, one or two light spots, t.e.g., contemporary wrapper, cloth wraparound case lettered in gilt, bone clasps, slightly rubbed, 8vo, inscribed in pencil by the author to his wife, together with Queer Things About Sicily, 1st ed., 1905, halftone plates, a few light spots, original cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, chipped and torn d.j., 8vo, inscribed by the author to his wife, plus Segesta, Selinunte, and West of Sicily, 1903, half-tone illustrations, original cloth, torn glassine d.j., 4to, similarly inscribed, with others by Duglas Sladen including Lester the Loyalist, original manuscript draft, The Moon in the Fourteenth Night. Being the Private Life of an Unmarried Diplomat in Persia During the Revolution, 1910, Edward the Black Prince. An Epic Drama, 1886 (bound with Australian Lyrics, 1883), and Carthage and Tunis. The Old and New Gates of the Orient, 2 vols., 1906, most inscribed by the author to his wife (22)

44 Stanley (Henry M.). In Darkest Africa or the Quest, Rescue, and Retreat of Emin Governor of Equatoria, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1890, b & w frontis. to each and plts., two folding maps, inner hinges cracked, contemp. qtr. morocco, joints split and spines torn, large 8vo, together with Whymper (Edward), Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, 2 vols. (inc. Supplementary Appendix), 1892 & 1891, b & w plts. and illusts. lacks general map and some leaves detached, orig. cloth rubbed and some wear, 4to, plus four other travel related (8)

£200-300

Lot 43 18

£100-150

45 Stutfield (Hugh E.M. and J. Norman Collie). Climbs and Exploration in the Canadian Rockies, Longmans, 1903, half-title, frontis., b&w plts. from photos., large folding map at rear (handling tear), inscribed to front blank ‘To Arthur Jaynes (?) Esq., B.A. Canteb., With the Bishop of Southhampton’s best Christmas Greetings 1910’, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and several stab marks, 8vo, (Neate S177. “One of the classics of the Canadian Rockies”), together with Cassavetti (D. J.), Hellas and the Balkan Wars, 1914, forty-eight b&w plts. & seven b&w maps (as list), orig. cloth gilt, head of spine repaired, 8vo, plus Brown (J. Moray), Shikar Sketches with Notes on Indian Field-Sports, 1887, b&w plts. throughout, one plt. detached, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, small 8vo (3)

48 Webb, Millington & Co. (pubs.). Miniature Atlas Comprehending the Principal Countries throughout the World, from the latest Authorities, n.d., c.1855, litho. frontis. of folding hemispheral map of the world with orig. outline colouring, title page with dec. vignette, index and two litho. comparison plates with orig. hand colouring, thirty-two uncoloured litho. maps (complete as list), last two maps with lower margins professionally strengthened, new end papers, modern qtr. morocco gilt, 24mo (1)

49 Westermarck (Edward). Ritual and Belief in Morocco, 2 vols., 1926, b&w illusts. from photos., folding map to rear of vol. 2, ex-lib. copies with usual marks and lib. nos. to spines, orig. cloth gilt, some splitting to spine (vol. 2 only), rubbed, 8vo, together with Noice (Harold), With Stefansson in the Artic, 1st ed., 1924, num. b&w plts., orig. green cloth gilt, 8vo, plus Gordon (W. J.), Round About the North Pole, 1st ed., 1907, num. b&w plts., orig. green cloth gilt, 8vo, plus four others related, incl. Arctic Expeditions from British and Foreign Shores..., by D. Murray Smith, 1877 (worn)

£150-200

(8)

46 Finland. Suomi. Teckningar Af Finland Och Dess Folk by K. Suomalainen, pub. Helsingfors, 1888, thirty-five woodcuts (some tinted) of views (complete), scattered spotting throughout, orig. cloth-backed boards, with pict. panel to upper cover, rubbed and marked, oblong 4to Rare. No other copies located. (1)

£100-150

50 The World Displayed; or, A Curious Collection of Voyages and Travels, Selected from the Writer’s of all Nations..., 20 vols., 1st eds. (except vol. 1, 2nd ed.), 1760-61, four folding eng. maps (one with 2 inch tear), num. eng. plates, views, etc., some folding, vol. 15 with some insect damage to lower right corner, affecting several leaves, contemp. uniform calf, contrasting labels to spines (some labels lacking), some splitting to joints, rubbed, 12mo

£100-150

47 Turner (Samuel). Siberia, A Record of Travel, Climbing and Exploration, 1905, port. frontis., two folding maps, b&w illusts. from photos throughout, t.e.g., orig. gilt dec. red cloth, some wear and fading to spine, 8vo, (Neate T72), together with Boddam-Whetham (J. W.), Roraima and British Guiana, With a Glance at Bermuda, the West Indies, and the Spanish Main, 1879, eng. frontis., folding map at rear (slight closed tear), orig. blindstamped green cloth gilt, spine restrengthened, rubbed, 8vo (2)

£80-120

(20)

£150-200

51 Wright (G.N.). The Shores and Islands of the Mediterranean. A Series of Views from Nature, comprising Sicily by W.L. Leitch, Esq., the Barbary Coast, by Major-Gen. Sir Grenville T. Temple, Bart., Calabria, Gibraltar, Malta, & Ionian Isles, 16 orig. parts, pub. Fisher, Son, & Co., c. 1840, additional vign. title, sixty-four eng. plts., including folding map, occ. minor foxing, mainly to margins, untrimmed, orig. printed wrappers, a little rubbed to extremities, first part with some minor wear to edges, slim 4to

£100-150

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£300-400

52 Wright (Rev. G.N. & Allom, Thomas). France Illustrated Exhibiting its Landscape Scenery, Antiquities, Military and Ecclesiastical Architecture &c., vols. 2 & 3 bound as one (only), pub. Fisher, Son & Co., eng. frontis & addn. eng. title to each vol., fifty eng. plts., occ. scattered spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. dec. cloth gilt, 4to, together with, Hugo (A.), France Pittoresque ou Description Pittoresque, Topographique et Statistique des Departements et Colonies de la France, vol. 2 (only), Paris, 1835, title page with near contemp. owners ink stamp, numerous eng. plts. and maps, some with crude later hand colouring, contemp. blind embossed sheep, gilt dec. spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, with, Winkles (B.), French Cathedrals, pub. Charles Tilt, 1837, addn. eng. title, forty-nine eng. plts. (correct as list), occ. scattered spotting throughout, hinges and joints weak, contemp. cloth gilt, spine faded, rubbed, bumped and worn, 4to, with, Wordsworth (Christopher), Greece: Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical, pub. WIlliam S. Orr and Co., 1839, eng. frontis. & addn. eng. title, two b & w eng. map, twenty-four eng. plts. (correct as list), numerous wood engs, to text, hinges and joints weak, contemp. cloth gilt, worn, stained and frayed, 4to, with one other similar (5)

TOPOGRAPHY 54 Barrett (William). The History and Antiquities of the City of Bristol; Compiled from Original Records and authentic Manuscripts in Public offices or Private hands, pub. William Pine, Bristol, [1789], dec. title page, list of subscribers, folding eng. map (disbound), twenty-nine of thirty eng. plates (lacking the facsimile of Rowley’s Manuscript), occ. spotting and off-setting throughout, contemp. calf, rebacked, professional repairs to extrems., 4to (1)

£80-120

55 Bartlett (W.H. & J. Stirling Coyne). The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols., pub. George Virtue, n.d., c.1840, portrait frontis., addn. dec. title to each vol., 118 steel eng. views (complete as list), some spotting throughout, a.e.g., hinges and joints weak, contemp. half morocco gilt, lacking upper board of vol. 2, rubbed and worn, 4to, together with a broken run of the same volume in sixteen parts, mixed bindings of orig. printed wrappers and printed boards, rubbed and frayed, 4to Sold as a collection of plates not subject to return.

£100-150

(18)

£100-150

56 Bartlett (W.H. & Coyne, J. Stirling, and others). The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols., n.d. [1841], addn. dec. eng. title page to each vol., uncoloured eng. map, 117 (of 118, lacking Kilkenny Castle vol. II) b & w eng. plates each with tissue guard, occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed and worn at extrems, 4to (2)

£100-150

57 Bartlett (W.H. & Coyne, J. Stirling, and others). The Scenery and Antiquites of Ireland, 2 vols., pub. James. S.Virtue, n.d., c.1835, addn. dec. eng. title to each vol., one uncoloured eng. map, 118 steel eng. views (complete as list), occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed and frayed, 4to, together with another copy, but vol.1 only (3)

£100-150

58 Brannon (Philip). The Illustrated Historical and Descriptive Guide to Bournemouth and the Surrounding Scenery, 10th ed., 1869, woodengraved frontispiece (detached), a few spots, original cloth-backed boards, upper cover detached, a little rubbed, together with a folding lithographed map of Bournemouth by Philip Brannon, c. 1870 (2)

59 Brayley (Edward Wedlake). A Topographical History of Surrey, Revised by Edward Walford, 4 vols. in two, c. 1870, additional engraved titles, steel-engraved plates, coloured maps, a few light spots, a.e.g., contemporary red morocco gilt, rebacked retaining original spines, a little rubbed, 4to, together with A Topographical History of Surrey, by Edward Wedlake Brayley, 5 vols., 1841, numerous engraved plates, plans and illustrations, a few spots, contemporary haf calf, vol. V spine defective, most boards detached, rubbed, 8vo, with other Surrey interest including James Ogilvy’s A Pilgrimage in Surrey, 2 vols., 1914 and John Aubrey’s Natural History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey, 5 vols., 1975

53 Wyld (James). An Atlas of the World, Comprehending Separate Maps of its various Countries, Constructed & Drawn from the latest Astronomical & Geographical Observations, 1830, decorative calligraphic title page and contents list, four uncoloured eng. comparison charts, forty-two eng. maps with orig. hand colouring, including one folding (complete as list), folding map with closed tear to central fold, very slight spotting and toning throughout, contemp. ownership signature to front paste down, contemp. half morocco gilt, crudely rebacked, rubbed and frayed at extrems., 4to (1)

£50-80

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£250-350

£150-200

60 Britton (John & Brayley, Edward Wedlake). Devonshire Illustrated in a Series of Views, bound with Cornwall Illustrated in a Series of Views, 2 vols in one, pub. Fisher Son & Co. 1829 & 1840, engraved county map frontis. with orig. hand colouring and dec. eng. title to each volume, 138 uncoloured engraved views on india, on sixty-nine sheets (complete as lists), occ. light spotting throughout, book plate of Urquhart to front paste down, upper hinge weak, spine partially detached, contemp. half calf with gilt dec. spine, 4to (1)

64 Cary (John). Cary’s Traveller’s Companion or a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales, shewing the immediate route to every Market and Borough town throughout the Kingdom, laid down from the best Authorities on a new set of County Maps, 1814, calligraphic title page, advertisement and contents list, general map of England and Wales and forty-two engraved county maps, all with original outline colouring, including one folding map of Yorkshire, sectionalised and laid on linen, occ. slight marginal soiling and staining, bound with, Cary’s New Itinerary; or an Accurate Delineation of the Great Roads, both Direct and Cross throughout England and Wales with many of the Principal Roads in Scotland, 6th. ed., 1815, calligraphic title page, folding map of England and Wales, sectionalised and laid on linen, torn with loss, with six further folding regional maps all with original outline colouring, some overall toning, slight off setting throughout, contemp. diced calf, rebacked, 8vo

£100-150

Chubb 279. (1)

£100-150

61 Camden (William). Britannia: or a Chorographical description of Great Britain and Ireland, together with the Adjacent Islands, 2 vols., 2nd. ed., [1722], eng. portrait frontis., title pages printed in red & black, ten eng. plts. of antiquities, fifty uncoloured engraved maps, two maps with slight staining, occ. closed tears, slight off-setting to some maps, book plate of Arthur Kelly to front paste down, contemp. panelled calf gilt, rubbed, frayed and worn, folio Chubb CXV. (2)

£1500-2000

62 Carter (Thomas). Historical Record of the Twenty-Sixth, or Cameronian Regiment, 1867, two (of 3) hand col. litho. plts., EXTRAILLUSTRATED with 22 hand-coloured litho. plts., depicting uniforms from 1742 to 1880, a.e.g., recent cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Cannon (Richard), Historical Record of the Nineteenth, or the FirstYorkshire North Riding Regiment of Foot; Containing an Account of the Formation of the Regiment in 1688, and of its Subsequent Services to 1848, pub. 1848, addn. title, two col. plts., contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed to extrems., 8vo, plus Grove (Lieut.-Col. Percy), Johnston’s Illustrated Histories of the Scottish Regiments, vols. 1-3, 1893, num. col. plts., orig. cloth-backed pict. boards, in d.j.s, vols. 2 & 3 with slight chipping to upper margin, 4to (5)

65 Cox (Thomas). Magna Britannia et Hibernia, Antiqua & Nova or, a New Survey of Great Britain....., vols. 1 & 2 only, 1720, title page and dedication, twenty-six uncoloured folding engraved maps, some with closed tears and occ. spotting and soiling, twenty triangular mileage tables, two folding b & w eng. plts., some worming and finger soiling to margins throughout, some manuscript marginalia, hinges and joints weak, contemp. blind panelled sheep, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to

£100-150

63 Cary (John). Cary’s Traveller’s Companion, or a Delineation of the Turnpike Roads of England and Wales, shewing the immediate Rout to every Market and Borough Town throughout the Kingdom, laid down from the best Authorities on a New set of County maps, 1791, calligraphic title page, advertisement and contents list, general map of England & Wales and forty-two engraved county maps all with original outline colouring, correct as list, printed back to back (including one folding), folding map trimmed to neat line (as usual), orig. marble end papers, contemp. tree calf gilt, rebacked with contrasting red morocco gilt label to spine, 12mo Chubb 274. (1)

Sold as a collection of maps, not subject to return. (2)

£100-150

£300-500

66 Dearn (Thomas Downes Wilmot). An Historical Topographical and Descriptive Account of the Weald of Kent, 1st ed., Cranbrook, Kent, 1814, eight sepia aquatint plts. (inc. frontis.) and single-page etched map, few minor short closed-tears to text, some browning and light dust soiling etc., edges untrimmed, 20th c. qtr. sheep gilt, 8vo Abbey Scenery 175. (1)

71 Finden (Edward Francis & William). Ports, Harbours, WateringPlaces, and Coast Scenery of Great Britain, Illustrated by Views Taken on the Spot, by W.H.Bartlett; with Descriptions by William Beattie, 2 vols., 1842, addn. eng. titles, 124 eng. plts. (inc. frontis. to each, complete), occ. minor spotting, contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spines faded, 4to

£150-200

(2)

72 Gastineau (Henry). Wales Illustrated in a Series of Views, Comprising the Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Castles, Seats of the Nobility & Gentry......, pub. Jones & Co., 1830, calligraphic title with eng. topographical vignette, eighty-six uncoloured engraved views on forty-three sheets, slight spotting and occ. water staining throughout, contemp. half calf gilt, hinges and joints weak, spine partially detached, rubbed and worn, 4to, together with another copy with eighty-eight uncoloured engraved views on forty-four sheets, occ. spotting and toning throughout, one leave detached, contemp. half calf gilt with contrasting label to spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, with, South Wales Illustrated in a Series of Views, Comprising the Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Castles, Seats of the Nobility & Gentry...., pub. Jones & Co., n.d. c.1830, calligraphic title with eng. topographical vignette, 133 uncoloured engraved views on sixtyeight sheets (three plates excised), occ. spotting and toning throughout, contemp. half calf gilt, upper board near detached, rubbed and worn, 4to

67 Ducarel (Andrew Coltee). The History and Antiquities of the Archiepiscopal Palace of Lambeth, from its Foundation to the Present Time, London: J. Nichols, printer to the Society of Antiquaries, 1785, half-title, eng. port. frontis. and nine eng. plts., closed-tear to leaf M4, occ. minor spotting, untrimmed, orig. boards, worn and lacking spine, 4to, together with Cullum (Rev. Sir John), The History and Antiquities of Hawsted, in the County of Suffolk, London: J. Nichols, printer to the Society of Antiquaries, 1784, halftitle, four eng. plts., untrimmed, orig. boards, lacking spine, upper board loose, 4to, with D’Ewes (Sir Simonds), Extracts from the MS. Journal of Sir Simonds D’Ewes, with Several Letters to and from Sir Simonds and his Friends, from the Originals in the British Museum, London: J. Nichols, printer to the Society of Antiquaries, 1783, half-title, untrimmed, orig. paper wrappers, lower wrapper replaced and lacks spine, 4to Forming Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica no. 27, 23 & 15 respectively. (3) £200-300

Sold as a collection of prints, not subject to return. (3)

68 Dugdale (Thomas, assisted by William Burnett). Curiosities of Great Britain. England & Wales Delineated, Historical, Entertaining & Commercial, Alphabetically arranged, n.d., c.1845, frontis. and dec. title page to each volume, first end paper with manuscript ownership signature, 264 engraved topographical views and portraits, fifty-eight uncoloured folding maps, some hinges weak, contemp. cloth gilt, rubbed and worn, 8vo (11)

£150-200

£100-150

73 Gorton (John). A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland, 3 vols., 1833, half title, folding engraved map of England and Wales, title page and fifty-four engraved county maps with sparse original outline colouring, some off setting and occ. spotting throughout, modern cloth gilt, 8vo, together with, Paterson (Daniel), Paterson’s Roads; Being an entirely Original and Accurate Description of all the Direct and Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales, with part of the Roads of Scotland, 18th ed., [1829], folding map frontis. of England and Wales, with nine engraved regional maps, occ. spotting throughout, contemp. half calf gilt with contrasting label to spine, bumped and rubbed at extrems. 8vo

£120-180

69 Dugdale (William). The Antiquities of Warwickshire Illustrated from Records, Leiger-Books, Manuscripts, Charters, Evidences, Tombes and Armes Beautified with Maps, Prospects and Portraictures, 1st. ed., 1656, eng. portrait frontis. title page printed in red & black, both excised, trimmed and laid on later paper, eng. county map with lower margin strengthened on verso, numerous eng. plts. and folding maps throughout, several pages torn with loss, some replaced with crude manuscript facsimile, several pages with crude strengthening to margins, occ. spotting and staining throughout, front end papers water stained, later calf gilt, rubbed and worn, folio

74 Gray (George Carrington). The Tourist and Traveller’s Guide to the Roads of England and Wales and Part of Scotland on an entirely new Plan, pub. Sherwood, Jones and Co., 1824, title page, eng. folding map of England & Wales with orig. hand colouring, forty-nine uncol. engraved county maps (including three folding), ink owners stamp to a2 and verso of one folding map, new end papers, modern half cloth gilt, square 8vo

Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return. (1)

Chubb CCCXCII. (1)

The first item described, Chubb 446. (4)

£150-200

£200-300

75 Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S.C.). Ireland, its Scenery and Character &c., 3 vols., New Edition, pub. Hall. Virtue and Co., n.d. c.1845, dec. wood engraved title page, addn. dec. title with topographical eng. vignette to each vol., seventeen eng. maps with orig. hand col., ninety-four steel eng. plates, numerous wood eng. illusts. to text, occ. spotting throughout, upper hinge of vol. II broken, contemp. dec. gilt morocco, spines a little faded, bumped and rubbed at extrems., 4to

70 Ferrey (Benjamin & Edward Brayley). The Antiquities of the Priory of Christ-Church, Hants. Consisting of Plans, Sections, Elevations, Details and Perspective Views, 1834, nineteen engraved plates, some scattered spotting, bookplate, t.e.g., contemporary red half morocco, a little rubbed and faded, 4to (1)

£100-150

(3)

£100-150

76 Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S.C.). Ireland: Its Scenery, Character &c., 3 vols., pub. How and Parsons, 1841-43, dec. wood eng. title to each vol., eighteen eng. maps (one with orig. outline colouring), forty-four steel eng. plates, occ. spotting throughout, occ. plates detached and loose, hinges and joints weak, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to, together with, Ritchie (Leith), Ireland, Picturesque and Romantic, 1838, addn. dec. title with eng. topographical vignette, eighteen b & w steel eng. plates (correct as list), occ. spotting throughout, contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 8vo in 16s, with, Stirling Coyne (J.. Willis N. P. etc), The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, 2 vols. bound in one, n.d., c.1835, addn. dec. title to each vol., eng. b & w map, 118 uncoloured steel eng. plates, slight spotting throughout, contemp. diced calf gilt, boards detached, rubbed and worn, 4t0 Sold as a collection of plates not subject to return. (5)

81 Lewis (William). Lewis’s New Traveller’s Guide and panorama of England and Wales Containing Forty-four Superior Maps, 1836, map frontis. of England and Wales, title page, folding map of the Catholic Chapels of England and Wales strengthened on verso, forty-two b & w engraved county maps, some maps trimmed at lower margin causing slight loss, contemp. cloth with pubs. printed label to upper board, 12mo (1)

82 Lewis (Samuel). [A Topographical Dictionary of England, c. 1840], folding eng. map of England & Wales, folding eng. map of London and forty-three b & w engraved maps several folding, some light spotting and toning throughout, occ. closed tears to folding maps, text block detached, hinges broken, near contemp cloth, crudely rebacked with later manuscriopt label to upper board, 4to

£150-200

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77 Jones (& Co (publishers)). Jones’ Views of the Seats, Mansions, Castles &c. of Noblemen and Gentlemen in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, and other Picturesque Scenery accompanied with Historical Descriptions of the Mansions....., 1829, calligraphic title with topographical eng. view, 242 eng. views on 121 sheets, scattered spotting and minor dampstaining to first few leaves, occ. near comtemp. marginalia, contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed at extrems., 4to, together with, Jones’s Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, Second Series Comprising the Western Counties, pub. Jones & Co., 1829, calligraphic title and addn. half title, both with topographical eng. view, 150 eng. views on seventy-five sheets, occ. spotting and toning throughout, a.e.g., contemp. blind embossed morocco with gilt dec. spine, upper board and front end papers detached, rubbed and worn, 4to (2)

Chubb 433. (9)

£100-150

84 Lysons (Daniel & Samuel). Magna Britannia; Being a Concise Topographical Account of the Several Counties of Great Britain, vol. VI, Devonshire, 2 vols., 1822, double-page engraved map, 33 engraved plates including one hand-coloured (some offsetting), marginal wormtrack, dampstain, bookplates, contemporary diced calf, neatly rebacked, a little rubbed and stained, 4to

£100-150

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£150-200

85 Malcolm (James Peller). Londinium Redivivum; or, An Antient History and Modern Description of London, 4 vols., 1802-07, together with Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London During the Eighteenth Century..., 2 vols., 1808-11, addn. etched titles to some vols., numerous eng. and etched plts. (inc. some hand-col. & folding), occ. scattered spotting and few marks, contemp. calf, old rebacks preserving orig. spines, some labels lacking, few joints split and upper board of vol. 3 detached, extrems. rubbed & worn, 4to

£100-150

79 Ledwich (Edward). Antiquities of Ireland, 2nd ed., Dublin, 1804, eng. frontis. & additional eng. vignette title, forty eng. plts. (inc. one folding), subscribers list present, upper margin of letterpress title with repair, some scattered spotting and light browning, 20th c. amateur green morocco with tan morocco labels to spine, 4to (1)

£100-150

83 Lewis (Samuel). A Topographical Dictionary Of England, A Topographical Dictionary of Wales [and] A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, 9 vols.. 1840-46, all vols. with title page, separate atlas volume containing fifty eight engraved maps with original outline colouring, including a folding general map of England and Wales, folding b & w map of London with closed tear affecting image and a folding map of Yorkshire with closed tear affecting image, contemp. cloth gilt, boards damp stained, 4to

78 Kelly’s Gloucestershire. Directory of the County of Gloucester, 1927, hand-col. folding eng. map (with closed-tear), numerous ads. at front, title spotted and dustsoiled, orig. cloth gilt, spine faded and slightly frayed at head & foot, large 8vo, together with Hart (William Henry), Historia et Cartularium Monasterii Sancti Petri Gloucestriae, 3 vols, 1863-67, folding chromo frontis. to vol. 1, orig. qtr. cloth, 8vo, with Evans (J.T.), The Church Plate of Gloucestershire..., pub. Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Soc., 1906, b & w frontis. and plts., orig. cloth, 8vo, plus ten other Gloucestershire and Cotswold area related (15)

£70-100

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£200-300

£70-100

86 Pevsner (Nikolaus). The Buildings of England series, 21 vols., mixed eds., pub. Penguin, 1958-99, b&w illusts. to each vol., orig. cloth in d.j.s. (4 vols. lacking d.j.s), a couple with some wear and slight loss, together with two others related, 8vo

80 Leigh (Samuel). Leigh’s New Pocket Atlas of England and Wales consisting of Fifty-Five maps of the Counties and a General Map, New Edition, pub. M.A. Leigh, 1834, half title and title page, addn. dec. engraved title bound in after contents, fifty-five uncoloured engraved county maps but lacking general map of England and Wales, first few leaves with ink staining to lower border, a few maps toned overall, modern qtr. morocco with orig. calligraphic title pasted to upper board, 12mo (leaf size approx. 130 x 80mm)

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Not in Chubb, but refer to 373.The two original boards are loosely inserted into the binding. (1) £80-120

£100-150

89 [Ramsay, Lucy, edit.]. The Stent Book and Acts of the Balliary of Islay, 1718-1843, [pub. Edinburgh], 1890, two plts. of facsimile writing, t.e.g., contemp. dark green half morocco gilt, rubbed and scuffed, 4to, (limited edition of 250 copies printed), together with Property Sale Particulars. By Direction of Iain Ramsay, Esq., J.P. West Coast of Scotland. Illustrated Particulars, with Plans, of the Residential, Sporting and Agricultural Domain known as the Kildalton and Oa Estates, Forming the Southern Portion of the Isle of Islay, and extending to about 54, 500 Acres..., To be Sold by Private Treaty by Messrs. Knight, Frank & Rutley, [1911], col. litho map laid-down to front pastedown, b & w plts. and plans, large folding col. litho map contained in rear pocket (torn with loss, few closed tears to folds, fraying to edges), orig. printed wrappers, dust-soiled and worn, adhesive tape repair to spine and rear cover, folio (2)

£200-300

90 Shell Guides, 20 vols., mixed eds., 1925-79, col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth, all except four vols. in d.j.s (some with slight loss), 4to Comprise: Wiltshire, 3 copies, Gloucestershire, 2 copies, Cornwall, 4 copies, North Wales, South West Wales, 3 copies, Worcestershire, West Coast of Scotland, 2 copies, Warwickshire, Suffolk, East Sussex, Mid Western Wales. (20) £100-150

91 Shepherd (Thomas H.). Metropolitan Improvements; or London in the Nineteenth Century, Displayed in a Series of Engravings, pub. Jones & Co., 1834, addn. eng. title page with dec. topographical vignette, 112 eng. views (only) on fifty-six leaves, one b & w eng. map of Regents Park, occ. spotting throughout, text block detached, contemp. half morocco, boards detached, lacking spine, rubbed, frayed and worn, 4to, together with, Gaspey (W.), Tallis’s Illustrated London in Commemeration of The Great Exhibition of 1851, frontis. of two folding eng. views of the Great Exhibition, both with closed tears and some spotting, title page with eng. topographical vignette, 121 engraved topographical views on eighty-three sheets, occ. spotting throughout, text block detached, a.e.g., contemp. dec. cloth gilt, rubbed and worn, 8vo, with, Pennant (Thomas), The Antiquities of London Comprising Views and Historical Descriptions of its Principal Buildings, 1818, forty-one engraved portraits, maps and views (only), several with repaired closed tears, some spotting and marginal soiling throughout, contemp. half sheep, rubbed, worn and frayed, 8vo, together with two other similar

87 Portsmouth. Visit of Colonial Premiers and the Houses of Parliament to Portsmouth, pub. Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1907 title page with note ‘not for Publication’, time-table of events, eight sepia photographic plts. (on seven sheets), including five of submarines, each with tissue guard, folding colour printed map, moiree silk paste downs and end papers, contemp. blue calf with dec. gilt boards and spine, rubbed at extrems., 8vo

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£80-120

92 Shepherd (Thomas H.). London and its Environs in the Nineteenth Century, Illustrated by a Series of Views from Original Drawings, pub. Jones & Co., 1829, calligraphic title page with eng. topographical vignette, 184 (only) uncoloured eng. topographical views on india, occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., hinges strengthened, contemp. blind embossed calf, joints weak, rear board near detached, rubbed and worn, 4to, together with, Mead (Joseph pub.), London Interiors: A Grand National Exhibition of the Religous, Regal and Civil Solemnities, Public Amusements, Scientific Meetings and Commercial Scenes of the British Capital, vol. II only, [1841], twenty-six engraved views, occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco, gilt dec. spine, rubbed and worn, 8vo, with, Gaspey (William), Tallis’s Illustrated London; in Commemoration of The Great Exhibition of all Nations in 1851, title page with eng. topographical vignette, eighty-nine eng. views, some spotting throughout, upper hinge broken, contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed, frayed and worn, 8vo, together with another copy, but vol. II, several leaves of text missing, 116 uncoloured eng. topographical views, contemp. crushed morocco gilt, rubbed, worn and frayed, 8vo

An unusual ‘souvenir’ issued to visiting dignitaries to enhance their tour of the fleet and the dockyard at Portsmouth. (1) £70-100

88 Priestley (Joseph). Historical Account of the Navigable Rivers, Canals, and Railways, of Great Britain, as a Reference to Nichols, Priestley & Walker’s New Map of Inland Navigation..., 1st ed., Longman et al, 1831, eng. map frontis. (foxed, and offset to title) and hand-tinted folding sectional plan at rear (browned), early ms. ownership names at head of title-page, orig. blue cloth, rubbed and spotted, spine faded and frayed to extrems., printed paper spine label rubbed and chipped, 8vo With the ownership signature of William Henry Goss (1833-1906), owner of the Falcon pottery in Stoke-on-Trent. Goss was credited with the idea of making souvenir ware bearing crests and names of seaside resorts in the late 19th century, which became known as Goss Crested China. (1) £100-150

Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return. (4)

£100-150

Lot 94

95 Tombleson (William). Tombleson’s Thames, pub. Black & Armstrong, n.d., c.1840, engraved dec. title, seventy-nine b & w engraved views (complete as list), wood eng. vignettes to text, some spotting and staining throughout, contemp. cloth gilt, spine detached, rubbed and worn at extrems., 4to

93 Shepherd (Thomas H. and Britton, John). Bath and Bristol with the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester Displayed in a Series of Views, Including the Modern Improvements, Picturesque Scenery, Antiquities &c., pub. Jones & Co., 1829, title page with dec. eng. vignette view, half title with wood eng. vignette, 132 steel eng. views on india, on sixty-six sheets, occ. spotting, slight water staining to first few leaves, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco with gilt dec. spines, rubbed, 4to, together with, Gastineau (Henry), South Wales Illustrated in a Series of Views, pub. Jones & Co., n.d., c.1830, calligraphic title with eng. topographical vignette, 138 steel eng. views on india on sixty-nine sheets, occ. spotting. slight water staining to first few leaves, upper hinge cracked, a.e.g., bound as above to make a matching pair of volumes, 4to (2)

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96 Tucker (C., pub.). Historical and Descriptive Account of the Town and Borough of Christchurch, [1838], wood-engraved frontispiece, scattered spotting, bookplate, original cloth, one or two light stains, 8vo (1)

£50-80

97 Walford (T.). The Scientific Tourist through England, Wales, & Scotland: by which the Traveller is Directed to the Principal Objects of Antiquity, Art, Science, and the Picturesque..., 2 vols. in one, 1818, eng. frontis. and addn. eng. title to each, four folding eng. maps (one with closed-tear), eight eng. plts., folding table, contemp. calf, joints cracked, 12mo, together with Hotten (John Camden), A Hand-Book to the Topography and Family History of England and Wales..., [1863], some browning throughout, recent endpapers, contemp. half morocco, rebacked, 8vo

£150-200

94 Small (David). By-Gone Glasgow, Sketches of Vanished Corners in the City and Suburbs, Glasgow, Morison Brothers, 1896, forty litho. plts. (complete), b&w illusts. to text, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, with gilt panel to upper cover, slightly rubbed, folio (1)

£150-250

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£100-150

£70-100

102 Wimbush (Henry B. and Carey, Edith F.). The Channel Isles, 1st ed., A. & C. Black, 1904, seventy-six col. illusts. after watercolour paintings by Wimbush, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. dec. cloth, a little rubbed and marked, 4to Limited Edition de Luxe 36/300, signed by Wimbush. (1)

£200-300

103 Wright (G.N.). Ireland Illustrated, pub. H.Fisher, Son, and Jackson, 1833, addn. dec. title, fifty-four (of 80) engraved views (on twenty-six sheets), occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. cloth gilt, rubbed and worn, 4to, together with, Bartlett (W. H.), The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland, vol. 1 (only). n.d., c.1835, eng. portarit frontis., fourteen eng. plates (only), occ. spotting throughout, a.e.g., contemp. morocco gilt, boards detached, lacking spine, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to, plus Hall (Mr. & Mrs. S. C.), Ireland its Scenery, Character &c., 3 vols., 1841-43, dec. wood eng. title to each vol., eighteen b & w eng. maps, forty-three eng. topographical views, occ. spotting throughout, hinges and joints weak and cracked, contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spines partially detached or lacking, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to, and Views, Ireland, n.d., c.1860, twenty-three steel eng. vignette views, near contemp. cloth gilt, large 8vo Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return. (6)

98 [Warner, Richard, attrib.]. Collections for the History of Hampshire, and the Bishopric of Winchester: Including the Isles of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey and Sarke, by D.Y., 5 vols. (all published) in four, [1795], folding engraved map, 66 engraved and aquatinted plates and portraits, including two hand-coloured, one or two plates loose, p.31 repaired vol. II, a couple of plates with marginal repairs, erratic pagination and signatures, occasional light spotting and neat annotation, bookplate, contemporary diced calf, rebacked, a little rubbed and scuffed, 4to One of 250 copies. (4)

104 Wright (G.N.). Ireland Illustrated, pub. H.Fisher, Son and Jackson, 1831, addn. dec. title with eng. vignette, eighty eng. views on forty sheets, slight spotting throughout, later cloth gilt, 4to, together with another copy of the same work (2)

Sold as periodicals, not subject to return

£400-600

105 Berkshire. Kelly’s Directory of Newbury and Neighbourhood, 1935, folding map present, orig. printed wrappers, rubbed to spine, together with other Kelly’s Directories related to Berkshire incl. Reading, Newbury, Maidenhead, Windsor, all in orig. printed wrappers, some wear, 8vo Sold with all faults. (26)

£120-180

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£200-300

107 Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex. Kelly’s Directory of the Counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex, 1933, complete with four folding maps (a few tears), orig. publishers cloth, spine faded, thick 8vo (1)

£150-200

£70-100

108 Cheshire. Kelly’s Directory of Cheshire, 1934, folding map present, orig. publishers cloth, sl. rubbed, together with The Phoenix Press Directory and Year Book for Sale, Ashton-on-Mersey, and Brooklands, 1926, orig. red cloth lettered in black, rebacked, plus two complete Kelly’s Directories for Chester dated 1952 & 1964

101 Wiltshire. Domesday Book Studies. The Wiltshire Domesday, 3 vols., pub. Alecto Historical Editions, 1987-89, large folding map, b & w illusts. and facsimile leaves, orig. qtr. buckram, folio, contained in original slipcase Limited edition 88/1000. (3)

£200-300

106 Bristol & Bath. Wright’s Bristol Directory 1919, pub. Kelly’s Directories, inner hinges cracking, orig. publishers cloth, together with Kelly’s Directory of Bristol and Suburbs, 1937, folding map present (tear repaired with sellotape), orig. publishers cloth, joints splitting, and Kelly’s Directory of Bath and Neighbourhood, 1947, orig. publishers cloth, rubbed to extrems., plus other Kelly’s directories of Bristol and Bath, mostly 1950s-70s, some lacking maps, all in orig. publishers bindings, 8vo

100 Wiltshire. Domesday Book Studies. The Wiltshire Domesday, 3 vols., pub. Alecto Historical Editions, 1987-89, large folding map, b & w illusts. and facsimile leaves, orig. qtr. buckram, folio, contained in original book-box, (limited edition 386/1000), together with Victoria County History series, Wiltshire, Oxford University Press, 1975, b & w plts., orig. cloth in d.j., folio, with other Wiltshire and genealogy related etc. including Wiltshire Record Society publications and WANHS journals, plus Domesday Book, Facsimile of the Original Domesday Book..., with Translation by General Plantagenet-Harrison, Middlesex vol., 1876, facsimile leaves, hinges cracked, orig. cloth gilt, slim folio (approx. 20)

£100-150

KELLY’S DIRECTORIES & RELATED

99 Westall (William, and Moule, Thomas). Great Britain Illustrated: A Series of Original Views, pub. Charles Tilt, 1830, addn. dec. eng. title page, 115 steel engraved views on fifty-eight sheets (only), some spotting throughout, contemp. half calf, boards detached, lacking spine, rubbed, worn and frayed, 4to, together with, Austin (S., Harwood J. & Pyne G. & C.), Lancashire Illustrated from original Drawings, pub. H.Fisher, R.Fisher and P.Jackson, 1832, calligraphic title with topographical eng. vignette, detached, half title, 108 engraved views on fifty-six sheets, occ. spotting and marginal finger soiling throughout, upper hinge weak, later cloth, 4to Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return. (2)

£80-120

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£70-100

£100-150

109 Cornwall. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall, 1935, folding map present (with closed tear), orig. publishers cloth, recased preserving orig. spine, together with Kelly’s county directories for Devon (1935) and Devon & Somerset (1923), both vols. lacking maps, all thick 8vo Sold with all faults. (3)

117 Hampshire & Wiltshire. Kelly’s Directory of Andover and Neighbourhood, 1934, orig. printed wrappers, together with Warren’s Winchester & District Directory, 1935, folding map present, orig. printed wrappers, and 19 other Kelly’s town directories from 1950s-70s incl. Salisbury, Andover, Basingstoke and Winchester, plus a 1939 Kelly’s county directory for Hants/I of Wight/Wilts/Dorset/Channel islands, with the maps but in poor condition, plus nine other town directories from 1940s-60s incl. Swindon, Aldershot, Devizes, Bradford-on-Avon and Melksham, all in orig. bindings, 8vo

£100-150

110 Derbyshire. Kelly’s Directory of Derbyshire, 1932, hand coloured folding map present (one small tear), together with Kelly’s Directory of Buxton, Chapel-en-Le-Frith and Neighbourhood, 1937, folding map present, both orig. publishers cloth, rubbed and marked, 8vo (2)

Sold with all faults. (approx. 32)

£70-100

£200-300

111 Devon & Dorset. Kelly’s Directory of Newton Abbot and Neighbourhood, 1937, folding map present, orig. printed wrappers, a litle wear to spine, together with Kelly’s Directory of Weymouth Portland and Neighbourhood, 1948, folding map present (but detached), orig. printed wrappers, rubbed to extrems., plus The Post Office Directory of Plymouth and District, 1928, folding map present, orig. cloth gilt, joints split, and other directories relating to the southwest incl. Exeter, Exmouth, Taunton, Weston-super-Mare and Torquay, mostly 1950s-70s, some lacking maps, all in orig. publishers bindings

118 Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire & Buckinghamshire. Kelly’s Directory of Watford, 1938, folding map present (short tear), orig. printed wrappers, rubbed to extrems., together with The Aylesbury Directory and Official Handbook for the County of Bucks for 1932-33, orig. printed wrappers, plus fourteen other 1960s/70s Kelly’s directories incl. Luton, St Albans, Aylesbury, Bedford, Watford and Harpenden, all orig. bindings, 8vo

Sold with all faults. (approx. 25)

119 Ireland. The Post Office Dublin Directory and Calendar for 1938, orig. publishers red cloth gilt, spine lightly faded, together with The Irish Church Directory and Year Book for 1944, orig. cloth, faded to spine, and Thom’s Directory of Ireland for the Year 1954, orig. red cloth gilt, splitting at the joints, plus others incl. a Belfast and Northern Ireland Directory for 1968, 8vo

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£200-300

112 Dorset. Kelly’s Directory of Dorsetshire, 1935, folding map missing and supplied in facsimile, together with other Dorset related Kelly’s Directories incl. Bournemouth and Christchurch, mostly 1960s/70s, all orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, 8vo Sold with all faults. (12)

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120 Kent. Kelly’s Directories relating to Kent incl. Maidstone, Dover, Canterbury, Bromley, etc., twenty vols., includes Beckenham 1929 edition and Isle of Thanet 1937 edition (both lacking maps), the remainder mostly 1950s-70s editions, all orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, some wear, 8vo Sold with all faults. (approx. 20)

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£200-300

£30-50

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£200-300

123 London. Kelly’s Directories of London districts incl. Richmond, Wimbledon and Twickenham, ten vols., 1919-71, all lacking maps where called for, all orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, some vols. worn, plus one other related, 8vo

£150-200

116 Hampshire. Kelly’s Directories relating to Portsmouth & Southampton and surrounding areas, thirty vols., mostly 1920s-70s, all lacking maps where called for, orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, some wear, 8vo Sold with all faults. (approx. 30)

£100-150

122 London. Kelly’s Directory of Paddington, Bayswater, and Kensal Green, 1903, folding map present, orig. printed wrappers, a little scuffed and marked, together with other Kelly’s and similar directories for London districts printed 1920s-70s, incl. Ealing, Hammersmith, West Kensington, Wembley, etc., most lacking maps where called for, all orig. publishers cloth or wrappers, 8vo

115 Gloucestershire. Kelly’s Directory of the County of Gloucester, 1927, folding map present (with 8cm tear), together with 10 vols. of Kelly’s Directories relating to Cheltenham and Gloucester, 1940s70s, all orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, 8vo Sold with all faults. (11)

£200-300

121 Liverpool. Kelly’s Directory of Liverpool & Suburbs, 7 vols., 1932, 1940, 1952, 1955, 1958, 1964 & 1970, lacking maps where called for, 1932 edition also missing several leaves, all orig. publishers cloth, 1964 edition with cover worn and detached, 4to

114 Genealogical Reference. Burke’s Peerage, Kelly’s Handbook to the Titled, Landed and Official Classes, Who’s Who, Crockford’s Clerical Directory, etc., mostly 1950s-70s (3 cartons)

£100-150

113 East Midlands. Kelly’s Directory of Northamptonshire, 1936, folding map present (tear repaired with sellotape), orig. publishers cloth, some minor fraying, together with Kelly’s Directory of the City of Leicester, 1938, folding map torn and detached, inner hinges cracked, orig. publishers cloth, rubbed, plus Tresises Burton upon trent Directory, 1934, folding map detached, inner hinges cracked, orig. red cloth lettered in black, sl. rubbed, plus Kelly’s directories of Leicester, Cambridge, Northampton, Peterborough, Lincoln and Wellingborough, printed 1940s-70s, all in orig. bindings, plus six other related directories, 8vo Sold with all faults. (26)

£150-200

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£200-300

£100-150

124 Manchester. Slater’s Manchester, Salford and Suburban Directory, 1916, folding map of Manchester & Salford, lacking map of the environs of Manchester, missing some prelims., a few leaves fraying to edges, orig. blue cloth gilt, together with Kelly’s Directory of Manchester, Salford and Suburbs, 1940, complete with three folding maps (two detached with a few tears), inner joints cracking, orig. publishers cloth, rubbed and faded to spine, and The Rochdale County Borough Directory 1935, pub. R.D. Whipple, inner hinges cracked, orig. red cloth gilt, some fraying to extrems., plus five other Kelly’s Directories for Manchester dated 1945, 1954, 1957, 1965 & 1969, all in orig. publishers bindings, very thick 8vo

130 Oxfordshire. Kelly’s Directory of Henley-on-Thames, 1942, map not called for, orig. printed wrappers, sl. rubbed to extrems., together with Kelly’s Directory of Oxfordshire, 1928, lacking folding map, inner hinge cracked, orig. publishers cloth, plus others incl. eight Kelly’s directories of Oxford pub. 1930s-70s, some lacking maps, also three Abingdon directories and one other, all in orig. bindings, 8vo

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131 Scotland. Kelly’s Directory of Glasgow, 1952, folding map present, orig. publishers cloth, together with The Paisley & District Directory and General Advertiser for 1929, folding map present, inner hinge split, orig. red cloth gilt, fraying to extrems., and Ayr and District Directory...for 1936-1938, lacking folding map, orig. red cloth, rubbed and marked, plus others including a Kelly’s Directory of Scotland for 1928 lacking the map of Scotland but containing a torn plan of Glasgow, three other Kelly’s directories of Glasgow, plus other directories of Edinburgh, Dundee, Stirling, etc., all orig. bindings, some lacking maps, 8vo

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£200-300

125 Midlands. Kelly’s Directory of Great Malvern, 1940, folding map present though detached, inner hinges cracked, orig. publishers cloth, together with Kelly’s Directory of Worcester, 1937, folding map present, orig. publishers cloth, fraying to spine, and Kelly’s Directory of Birmingham (with its Suburbs) and Smethwick, 1949, lacking folding map, orig. publishers cloth, plus nine other Kelly’s directories printed 1960s/70s incl. Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Banbury, Warwick and Leamington Spa, all in orig. publishers bindings, and eight related directories incl. two Rugby Advertiser directories for 1939 and 1963 and The Edgbastonia Directory for 1924 Sold with all faults. (20)

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£70-100

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127 Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex. Kelly’s Directory of the City of Norwich, 1931, folding map present (with tears), inner hinges cracking, orig. publishers cloth, fraying to extrems., together with Kelly’s Directory of Southend-on-Sea, Leigh-on-Sea, Westcliff and Neighbourhood, 1938, folding map present though with numerous sellotape repairs, orig. publishers cloth, fraying to extrems., plus 23 other Kelly’s directories incl. Southend, Chelmsford, Ipswich, Norwich, King’s Lynn and Felixstowe, 1940s-70s, all in orig. bindings, 8vo, plus three others related Sold with all faults. (28)

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£200-300

£100-150

134 Sussex. Kelly’s Directory of Brighton, Hove, Portslade and Neighbourhood, 13 vols., 1920, 1935, 1947, 1951, 1958, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968-70, 1973 (x2), lacking maps where called for, some prelims. missing, together with other 1930s-70s Kelly’s and similar directories relating to Sussex incl. Bexhill, Eastbourne, Hastings, Chichester, etc., all orig. publishers cloth or printed wrappers, some wear, 8vo Sold with all faults. (approx. 35)

£200-300

135 Yorkshire. Kelly’s Directory of Leeds, 1938, folding map present but detached and torn with a little loss, orig. publishers cloth, fraying to extrems., together with another 1940 edition of the same also with torn map, plus Kelly’s Directory of Hull, 1939, folding map present, orig. publishers cloth, joints cracking, and Robinson’s Harrogate, Knaresboro’, Weatherby, and District Directory, 1918, advert leaf prelim. missing, orig. cloth-backed printed boards, rubbed and marked, and other Kelly’s directories and similar publications relating to Yorkshire, mostly 1940s-70s, including Harrogate, Huddersfield, York, Sheffield, Scarborough, etc., some lacking maps, all orig. bindings, 8vo

£200-300

129 Northwest England. Tillotsons Bolton Directory for 1927, folding map detached and with tape repairs, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, together with The Stockport and Hazel Grove Directory, 1910, printed New Cheshire County News Co., orig. printed boards, later reback and corners, plus Seed’s Southport & District Directory, 1924, recased preserving some of orig. cloth binding, plus Directory of Waterloo, Blundellsands, Great Crosby and Seaforth, 1929, folding map present, orig. blue cloth lettered in black, minor fraying to extrems., and other directories relating to Carlisle, Blackpool, Blackburn, Burnley, Southport, etc., mostly 1940s-70s in orig. bindings, 4to/8vo Sold with all faults. (22)

£70-100

133 Surrey. Kelly’s Directory of Surrey, 1927, folding map present though detached and with several tears, inner hinges cracking, orig. publishers cloth, fraying at extrems., together with fourteen Kelly’s town directories incl. seven Guildford directories 1941-73, five Esher directories 1938-71, and one each of Reigate (1956) and Farnham (1971), all appear to have the maps where called for, orig. bindings, 8vo

128 Northeast England. Kelly’s Directory of Durham and Northumberland, 1934, complete with two folding maps, inner hinges cracked, orig. publishers cloth, somewhat dampstained, together with Kelly’s Directory of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne, 1947, orig. publishers cloth, a little marked, and Ward’s Directory of Sunderland, Wallsend, Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Gateshead, 1937, complete with three folding maps (two of which are torn), orig. cloth gilt, split to head of spine, plus other Kelly’s Directories of Durham, Newcastle and Darlington, 1920s-70s, some in later bindings, plus two other 1930s Ward’s Directories and one other related, some vols. missing maps, 8vo Sold with all faults. (17)

£150-200

132 Shropshire, Herefordshire & Wales. Kelly’s Directory of Herefordshire and Shropshire, 1905, folding map of Shropshire present, lacking map of Herefordshire, orig. publishers cloth gilt, marked with fraying to extrems., together with a Kelly’s Directory of Shropshire (1929) lacking the map, Kelly’s Directories of Newport (1957, 1971, 1974), Cardiff (1972), plus two others related, all orig. bindings, 8vo

£200-300

126 Norfolk & Suffolk. Kelly’s Directory of the Counties of Norfolk & Suffolk, 1929, complete with two folding maps, orig. publishers cloth, spine sl. faded with fraying at foot, rear inner-joint cracking, thick 8vo (1)

£100-150

Sold with all faults. (27)

£200-300

FOLKLORE & RELATED 136 Folk-Lore Society. The Folk-Lore Jornal, vols. 1, 4 (2 copies), 5 (2 copies), 6 & 7, 1883-89, together with Folk-Lore, A Quarterly Journal..., vols. 1 (2 copies) & 3, 1890-92, plus seventeen other FolkLore Society vols., incl. The Elevation and Procession of the Ceri at Gubbio & Notes on the Folk-Lore of the North-East of Scotland etc., occ. lib. stamps, all orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, a few with some wear to extrems., 8vo (27)

141 Gubernatis (Angelo de). Zoological Mythology or the Legends of Animals, 2 vols., New York, 1872, orig. green cloth gilt, frayed to head and foot of spines, library classification number to spine of each vol., together with Tylor (Edward B.), Primitive Culture, Researches into the development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Language, Art, and Custom, 2 vols., 4th ed., 1903, orig. blue cloth gilt, rubbed and some fraying to head and foot of spines and outer corners, plus Hardwick (Charles), Traditions, Superstitions, and Folk-Lore (Chiefly Lancashire and the North of England), Manchester, 1872, b & w frontis., orig. blind-stamped cloth gilt, a little rubbed and minor wear to extremities, and Hulme (F. Edward), Proverb Lore, 1902, orig. maroon cloth gilt, rubbed, plus other folklore interest, various, mostly late 19th and early 20th c. publications, mainly 8vo

£150-200

137 Hayes (Edward). The Ballads of Ireland..., 2 vols., 5th ed., Dublin, James Duffy & Sons, n.d., c. 1869, eng. plts., spotting, orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, lib. labels to upper covers, rubbed, 8vo, together with Andrews (Elizabeth), Ulster Folklore, 1913, b&w plts., orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Gregory (Lady), 5 vols., mixed eds., 1903-19, mosty orig. cloth-backed boards, (one orig. printed cloth), 8vo (Titles comprise, Cuchulain of Muirthemne (3 copies), Gods and Fighting Men & A Book of Saints and Wonders), plus twenty-nine other Irish related (37)

(3 shelves)

142 Ladurie (Emmanuel Le Roy). Carnival, A People’s Uprising at Romans, 1579-1580, pub. Scolar Press, 1979, orig. cloth in d.j., together with Dorson (Richard M.), The British Folklorists, a History, 1st ed., 1968, orig. cloth in d.j., rubbed, plus Jenkins (Geraint, ed.), Studies in Folk Life, Essays in Honour of Iorwerth C. Peate, 1st ed., 1969, b & w plts. and illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., rubbed and minor repairs to edges, and others on folklore, various, all 20th c. publications, many in d.j.

£200-300

138 Lean (Vincent Stuckey). Lean’s Collectanea. Collections of Proverbs (English & Foreign), Folk Lore, and Superstitions, also Compilations towards Dictionaries of Proverbial Phrases and Words, Old and Disused, 4 vols. bound in 5, Bristol, 1902-4, photogravure port. frontis. to vol. 1, lib. bookplate to front pastedown of each, orig. two-tone cloth, slightly discoloured to spine, tall 8vo, together with The Gentleman’s Magazine Library, 9 vols., 1884-85, ex-lib copies with usual marks etc., mostly orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and marked, (two vols., contemp. qtr. morocco), 8vo, plus Thompson (Stith), Motif-Index of Folk-Literature..., 6 vols., Indiana University Press, n.d., c. 1970s, orig. green linen with gilt labels to spines, 8vo, plus four others related (24)

(3 shelves)

£200-300

(3 shelves)

£150-200

144 Lang (Andrew). The Making of Religion, 1st ed., 1898, orig. cloth gilt, together with MacRitchie (David), The Testimony of Tradition, 1890, b & w illusts., orig. cloth gilt, plus Elworthy (Frederick Thomas), Horns of Honour, and other Studies in the ByWays of Archaeology, 1st ed., 1900, col. frontis., b & w illusts., t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt in bright condition, and others on folklore, various, late 19th and early 20th c. publications, mostly 8vo (3 shelves)

£150-200

145 Jekyll (Walter). Jamaican Song and Story: Anancy Stories, Digging Sings, Ring Tunes, and Dancing Tunes, pub. Folk-Lore Society, 1907, orig. cloth gilt, together with Parsons (Elsie Clews), Tewa Tales, pub. New York, American Folk-Lore Society, 1926, orig. cloth, faded to spines, large 8vo, plus Werner (E.T.C.), Myths & Legends of China, reprinted, 1934, col. plts., orig. cloth gilt, and others on world folklore, including 14 vols. American Folk-Lore Society publications, 1924-39, etc., some in d.j.s, mostly 8vo

£100-150

140 Dorson (Richard M., ed.). Peasant Customs and Savage Myths, Selections from the British Folklorists, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1968, orig. cloth, faded to spines and edges, in d.j.s, rubbed, 8vo, together with Entwistle (William J.), European Balladry, Oxford University Press, 1951, one or two small lib. stamps, orig. cloth, rubbed and some surface marks, 8vo, plus Holloway (John and Black, Joan, eds.), Later English Broadside Ballads, 1st ed., 1975, b & w illusts. after woodcuts, orig. cloth in d.j., rubbed and some marks, 8vo, and others on folklore, various, all 20th c. publications, many in d.j.s, mostly 8vo (3 shelves)

£100-150

143 Frazer (J.G.). Totemism and Exogamy, a Treatise on Certain Early Forms of Superstition and Society, 4 vols., 1st ed., 1910, orig. cloth gilt, paper lib. label to foot of spine of each vol., frayed and a little chipped to head of spines, together with Dawson (Warren R., ed.), The Frazer Lectures, 1922-1932 by diverse hands, 1st ed., 1932, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., rubbed and some discolouration, plus The Golden Bough, various vols., incl. dups., and others by and about J.G. Frazer, all orig. cloth, some in d.j.s

139 Peacock (Edward). A Glossary of Words Used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham, Lincolnshire, 1877, untrimmed, contemp. half morocco gilt, bound with orig. printed upper wrapper (detached), 8vo, together with Addy (Sidney Oldall, ed.), A Glossary of Words Used in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield, Including a Selection of Local Names, and Some Notices of FolkLore, Games, and Customs, 1888, col. plan, a.e.g., contemp. blindstamped morocco gilt, wear to extrems., 8vo, plus Hunter (Rev. Joseph), The Hallamshire Glossary, 1829, untrimmed, contemp. cloth gilt, some splitting to spine edges, rubbed, 8vo, plus eight others dialect related (11)

£150-200

(3 shelves)

£150-200

146 Robins (Rossell Hope). The Encyclopaedia of Witchcraft and Demonology, reprinted, 1967, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with Dorson (Richard M.), The British Folklorists, a History, 1st ed., 1968, orig. cloth in d.j., plus Coffey (Timothy), The History and Folklore of North American Wildflowers, 1st ed., 1993, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j. (2 copies), and other folklore interest, all 20th c. publications, many in d.j.s, mostly 8vo

£100-150

(3 shelves)

£100-150

NATURAL HISTORY & BOTANICAL WORKS 147 Thorpe (Benjamin, ed.). Yule-Tide Stories. A Collection of Scandinavian and North German Popular Tales and Traditions, 1853, facsimile ed., pub. New York, A.M.S. Press, 1968, orig. cloth, together with Asbjornsen (Peter Christen & Moe, Jorgen I.), Popular Tales from the Norse, trans. Sir George Webb Dasent, 1st ed., 1969, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., plus Rolinson (William), Life and Tradition in the Lake District, 1st ed., 1974, b & w illusts. after photos etc., orig. cloth in d.j., and other folklore interest, various, all 20th c. publications, many in d.j.s, including John Symonds Udall, Dorsetshire Folk-Lore, pub. Toucan Press, 1970 (15 copies), etc.

152 Al Khamsa (pub.). Al Khamsa Arabians, A Documentation of Al Khamsa Arabians and Their History, pub. Illinois, 1983, b&w illusts., orig. cloth gilt, 4to, together with Upton (Peter), The Arab Horse, a Complete Record of the Arab Horses Imported Into Britain from the Desert of Arabia, 1989, num. col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth gilt in d.j., oblong 4to, plus Iliffe (Lord), A History of the Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness-Makers of London, Printed for Private Circulation by the Chapel River Press, 1937, b&w plts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. qtr. Japanese vellum gilt, 4to, plus fifteen other horse and carriage related, incl. The Modern System of Farriery..., by George Skeavington, 1838 (worn)

(3 shelves)

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£100-150

148 Opie (Iona and Tatem, Moira, eds.). A Dictionary of Superstitions, 1989, orig. cloth in d.j., together with James (E.O.), The Ancient Gods, The History and Diffusion of Religion in the Ancient Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean, 1960, b & w plts. after photos, orig. cloth, plus Bartok (Bela), Hungarian Folk Music, trans. M.D. Calvocoressi, 1st ed., Oxford University Press, 1931, lib. stamp to title verso, orig. cloth, rubbed, and other folklore interest, mostly 20th c. publications, many in d.j.s, mostly 8vo (3 shelves)

153 Audubon (John James). The Birds of America. A Selection of Plates, Facsimile, Edition, Ariel Press, 1972, twenty life-size colour plates, two excised for framing and now loosely inserted, minor creasing to title and front endpapers, orig. half cloth over printed boards, some minor soiling and marks, elephant folio Limited ed., 671/750 from a total edition of 1, 000 copies, signed by the director of Ariel Press. A second volume also containing twenty colour plates was issued the following year. (1) £100-150

£100-150

154 Buller (Fred and Falkus, Hugh). Freshwater Fishing. A Book of Tackles and Techniques, with Some Notes on Various Fish, Fish Recipes, Fish Safety and Sundry other Matters, reprinted, 1988, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. laminated boards in matching d.j., 4to, together with Falkus (Hugh), Salmon Fishing. A Practical Guide, reprinted, 1986, num. illusts., some coloured, orig. boards in d.j., 8vo, with others of fishing interest, mostly VG

149 Macdougall (James). Folk Tales and Fairy Lore in Gaelic and English, Edinburgh, 1910, b & w frontis., orig. cloth, with some surface marks, together with MacInnes (Rev. D.), Folk and Hero Tales (Argylshire Series), pub. Folk-Lore Society, 1890, orig. cloth gilt, plus MacRitchie (David), Fians, Fairies and Picts, 1893, b & w plts., some foxing to first and last few leaves, orig. cloth gilt, and others on Scottish folklore, various, including some late 19th c. and 20th c. publications, some in d.j.s, all 8vo (3 shelves)

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£150-200

Nissen, BBI 385; Wellcome I, 1541; Pritzel 1823. An eminent botanist, Fabio Colonna (1567-1650) suffered from epilepsy, and it was this in part that drove him to study the medicinal properties of plants. Elected to the distinguished Accademia dei Lincei in Rome, he is credited with the introduction of the word 'petal' into botanical nomenclature. (1) £2000-3000

£150-200

151 Chambers (R., ed.). The Book of Days, A Miscellany of Popular Antiquities in Connection with the Calendar, 2 vols., 1863, b & w wood-eng. illusts., contemp. half red morocco, rubbed, 4to, together with Smith (George Barnett), Illustrated British Ballads, Old and New, 2 vols., 1881, b & w wood-eng. plts. and illusts., t.e.g., contemp. half plum morocco gilt, a little rubbed, 4to, plus Brand (John), Observations on Popular Antiquities, 1813, contemp. tree calf, worn, with joints cracked, 4to, and other 19th c. antiquarian folklore and mythology interest, some leather-bound, 4to/8vo (3 shelves)

£100-150

155 Colonna (Fabio). Minus Cognitarum Stirpium Aliquot, ac Etiam Rariorum Nostro Coelo Orientium..., opus nunc primu`m in lucem editum, 1st ed., Rome, 1606, title printed in red & black with printer’s woodcut device, eng. port. frontis. to verso of title, 114 full-page eng. botanical ilusts (each with decorative typographical border), some ink underscoring and annotations to few leaves, occ. minor spotting mostly to margins, recent endpapers with upper hinge cracked, 19th c. crushed brown morocco, rebacked, joints slightly rubbed, 4to

150 L’Amy (John H.). Jersey Folklore, pub. Jersey, J.T. Bigwood, 1927, b & w plts., orig. maroon cloth gilt, together with Rhys (John), Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx, 2 vols. Oxford University Press, 1901, orig. green cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, plus Trevelyan (Marie), Folk-Lore and Folk-Stories of Wales, 1909, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and a little faded to edges, and Callow (Edward), The Phynodderree, and other Legends of the Isle of Man, pub. J. Dean & Son, n.d., c. 1880, b & w wood-eng. illusts., orig. green cloth gilt, a little rubbed, plus others on the regional folklore of Great Britain, including Roby, Traditions of Lancashire, Enid Porter, Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklores, etc., some dup. vols. etc., late 19th c. and 20th c. publications, some in d.j.s, mostly 8vo (3 shelves)

£100-150

156 (Crawhall, Joseph). The Compleatest Angling Booke that ever was writ, Being done oute of ye Hebrewe and Other Tongues by a Person of Honor. Adorn’d with Sculptures, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1881, numerous eng. illusts. and decs. throughout, some with touches of hand-colouring, scattered foxing, marbled endpapers, hinges repaired, armorial bookplate of Collingwood Lindsay Wood of Freeland, a.e.g., contemp. two-tone calf by Waters of Newcastle, rubbed and corners showing, rebacked with orig. label relaid, covers with speckled calf border, upper cover with inset calf panel lettered and decorated in gilt and blind to look like the spine and front cover of a book, lower cover with inset crocodile grain leather panel (later?), 4to

£150-200

Limited to one hundred copies. (1)

£300-400

Lot 155

157 Curtis (John). British Entomology; being Illustrations and descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland: Containing Figures from Nature of the most Rare and Beautiful Species, and in many Instances of the Plants upon which they are found, 2 vols. of 8 (Coleoptera, parts 1 & 2), 1862, 256 handcol. eng. plts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, hinges repaired, contemp. half morocco, cloth rebacks preserving orig. spines, slight wear to board edges, large 8vo (2)

ÂŁ300-500

158 Daniel (Rev.W.B.). Rural Sports, vol.1 only, pub. Bunny & Gold, 1801, calligraphic title page with later ink manuscript owners inscription, nineteen uncoloured engraved plates. spotting, staining and marginal soiling throughout, contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed and frayed, 4to, together with, Walter Spiers pubs., The Book of Sports, British and Foreign, 2 vols. in one, 1843 calligraphic title page with eng. vignette to each volume, half title to vol. one, ninety-four uncoloured engraved plates and three engraved vignettes to text, occ. spotting and staining throughout, text block detached, book plate of Wm. Strong to front paste down, upper board and spine detached, orig. cloth gilt, 4to (2)

Lot 157

ÂŁ120-180

159 Desmarest (Anselme-Gaëtan). Histoire Naturelle des Tangaras, des Manakins et des Todiers, avec figures imprimées en couleur, d’après les dessins de Mademoiselle Pauline de Courcelles, élève de Barraband, 1st ed., Paris, Garnery & Delachaussée, 1805-[07], without half-title, title with some light spotting, dedication leaf, and 8 pp. introductory text, seventy-two engraved ornithological plates, printed in colour, and finished by hand by Grimilliet after Pauline de Courcelles, one or two leaves of descriptive text to each plate, marbled edges and endpapers, contemp. half calf over marbled boards, handsome giltdec. spine, a little rubbed and some minor marks, folio (520 x 340mm) Nissen, ZBI, 238. Anker 116. Zimmer 167. A handsome copy of the first edition of Desmarest’s ornithological treatise, with illustrations by Madame Knip, née Pauline de Courcelles, a pupil of Jacques Barraband, and one of the leading ornithological artists of the day. (1) £4000-6000

160 Dixon (Charles). The Game Birds and Wild Fowl of the British Islands, 2nd ed., enlarged, improved and thoroughly revised by the Author, Sheffield, Pawson & Brailsford, 1900, half-title, forty-one chromos. after Charles Whymper, orig. pictorial cloth gilt, a few faint marks, 4to in 8s (1)

£100-150

Lot 159

Lot 159 32

162 Everard (Anne). Flowers From Nature, With the Botanical Name, Class, and Order; and Instructions for Copying, pub. Joseph Dickenson, 1835, thirteen fine hand-coloured lithographed plates, including frontispiece, some light overall spotting to frontis., bookplates 11 & 12 with some light scattered spotting, a.e.g., orig. embossed patterned cloth, rubbed and some wear to spine, with loss to head and foot, outer corners bumped, folio (375 x 270mm) (1)

161 Durnford (Eliza, 19th c.). An early 19th century bound entomological manuscript with original illustrations, entitled A Short History of Insects, 1811, approx. seventy pen, ink, and watercolour plts., of butterflies, beetles, flies, etc., a number of plts. with addn. cut-out hand-col. litho. images of butterflies, interleaved with accompanying text, prelim. blank with ms. ownership signature of Eliza Durnford dated 1811, renewed marbled endpapers, near contemp. calf, gilt dec. spine, with labels renewed, 8vo With a single sheet of Nether Lypiatt Manor headed paper loosely inserted containing the following information: ‘Elizabeth Durnford, who probably wrote this Short History of Insects and drew and coloured the pictures, was a Miss Mount and mother of the Bishop of Chichester...’. (1) £600-800

£500-800

163 The Floral Magazine. Figures and Descriptions of the Choicest New Flowers for the Garden, Stove, or Conservatory, , by the Rev. H. Honywood Dombrain, 10 vols. in ten, New Series, 1872-81, half-titles present, 418 hand-col. litho plts. only of 480 (inc. few double-page), occ. minor spotting (mostly to tissue guards), few plts. with number, annotation & occ. marks in coloured pencil, few plts. creased where previously folded, 20th c. qtr. cloth, few joints slightly cracked, 4to Refer to Nissen 2853. (5)

ÂŁ5000-7000

Lot 165

164 Flyfisher’s Classic Library series. Floating Flies and How to Dress Them, by Frederic M. Halford, 1993, Nymph Fishing for Chalk Stream Trout, by G.E.M. Skues, 1997, A Book on Angling, by Francis Francis, 1996, The Frank Sawyer Omnibus - Keeper of the Stream and Nymphs and the Trout, 1997, and six others in the series, illusts., t.e.g., orig. leather bindings with slipcase, 8vo (all limited editions of 450, 500 or 650 copies), 8vo, VG, and others of fishing interest (approx. 70)

£200-300

165 Gerard (John). The Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes. Gathered by John Gerarde of London Master in Chirurgerie, Very Much Enlarged and Amended by Thomas Johnson Citizen and Apothecarye of London, printed by Adam Islip, Joice Norton & Richard Whitakers, 1633, eng. architectural title, numerous botanical woodcut illusts. throughout (one with faint watercolour), woodcut dec. initials, head & tail-pieces, bound without blank at front and rear as often, marbled endpapers with later cloth hinges, 18th diced calf, 20th c. brown morocco reback with gilt title and date to spine, board corners repaired, board edges slightly rubbed, thick folio A handsome, clean and crisp copy of the 2nd edition of John Gerard’s Herbal, 1st published in 1579. STC 11751. (1) £1500-2000

Lot 165

170 Houghton (Rev. W.). British Fresh-Water Fishes, 2 vols., pub. William Mackenzie, [1879], forty-one fine chromo. plts., wood engs. to text, contents in clean condition, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. cloth, very sl. rubbed, folio (1)

171 Hume (A. and Marshall, C.H.T.). The Game Birds of India, Burmah and Ceylon, 3 vols., Calcutta, 1879-81, eng. dec. title page to each vol., contemp. manuscript inscription to prelim., 145 chromolitho. plts. occ. spottting and staining throughout, some plts. trimmed with slight loss, contemp. non-matching half sheep gilt, rubbed, frayed and worn, 8vo, together with, Hulme (F. Edward), Familiar Wild Flowers, first series, vol. 1 parts 1-3 only, n.d. c.1907, numerous colour prints, occ. spotting throughout, hinges and joints weak, contemp. half sheep gilt, rubbed , frayed and worn, 12mo

166 Greville (Robert Kaye). Scottish Cryptogamic Flora, or Coloured Figures and Desriptions of Cryptogamic Plants, Belonging Chiefly to the Order Fungi; and Intended to Serve as a Continuation of English Botany, 6 vols., Edinburgh, 1823-28, 360 hand-col. engs., scattered light foxing, a.e.g., contemp. green half morocco, rubbed, gilt dec. spines slightly faded, 8vo (6)

£400-600

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£80-120

£400-600

167 Hardy’s Anglers’ Guide, pub. Hardy Bros. Ltd., Alnwick, England, 1931, 1934 & 1951, together 3 vols., num. col. and b & w illusts., ads. etc., orig. linen-backed printed wrappers, some minor wear to extremities, together with Farlow’sTackle Catalogue, pub. C. Farlow & Co. Ltd., 11 Panton St., Haymarket, London, n.d., c. 1935/6, col. plts. of flies, num. b & w illusts., bound without orig. printed wrappers in later green cloth gilt, a little marked, and P.D. Maoloch’s Fishing Tackle List, 24, 26 & 28, Scott Street, Perth, Scotland, c. 1931/2, num. b & w illusts. from photos and drawings, orig. printed wrappers, rubbed, all 8vo, and others of fishing interest, including a few catalogues (approx. 60)

£100-150

168 Hetley (Mrs. Charles). The Native Flowers of New Zealand Illustrated in Colours, 1st ed., 1888, thirty-six full-page chromos. with tissue guards, recent cloth gilt, folio Formerly in the collection of Sir Henry Parkes, and housed in the Chief Secretary’s department of New South Wales until 1956, with unobtrusive circular ink stamp to upper corner of title, dedication leaf and index leaf. (1) £100-150

169 Hill (John). A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate Descriptions of the Animals, Vegetables, and Minerals, of the Different Parts of the World..., 3 vols., 1748-52, half titles, folding letterpress table (minor tear), 56 engraved plates (complete), occasional light spotting and browning, modern half calf, slightly rubbed, folio

172 Hunt (P. Francis and Grierson, Mary A.). Orchidaceae, Bourton Press, 1973, forty fine col. plts. after drawings by Mary A. Grierson, a.e.g., orig. full vellum gilt with slipcase, thick folio

Freeman 1672; Nissen 1939. (3)

Limited edition 476/600, signed by Hunt and Grierson. (1)

£300-500

£200-300

173 Jardine (William). The Naturalist’s Library series, 15 vols., Entomology vols. I (3 copies), IV, V & VII, Birds vols. I & XII, Mammalia vols. V (2 copies) XI, XII XIII, XIX & XXI, 1833-45, numerous engraved plates with original hand colouring, occ. spotting throughout, occ. vols. with text block detached and contents loose, several hinges and joints broken, mixed bindings, small 8vo

174 Jardine (Sir William). The Naturalist’s Library, 40 vols. (complete set), Edinburgh, 1833-43, port. frontis. and addn. handcol. eng. title to each, approx. 1259 eng. plts. (mostly hand-col.), few plts. frayed to margins, occ. minor scattered spotting, contemp. half calf gilt, some scuffed, worn and few with slight loss of leather to spines, lacking majority of labels to spines, 8vo

Sold as collection of plates, not subject to return. (15)

(40) £400-600

Lot 174

£2000-3000

175 Jeffreys (John Gwyn). British Conchology, or an Account of the Mollusca which now Inhabit the British Isles and the Surrounding Seas, 5 vols., pub. John van Voorst, 1862, dec. eng. frontis. with orig. hand colouring to each vol., title page and numerous engraved and litho. plts., book plate of Thomas Prinsep Levett to front paste down of each vol., orig. cloth gilt, spines faded and frayed at head and foot, 8vo, together with, Woodward (S.P.), A Manual of the Mollusca, being a Treatise on Recent and Fossil Shells, 3rd. ed., 1875, engraved frontis. trimmed with slight loss, folding map, numerous b & w plates and wood eng, illusts. to text, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, with another copy but later edition, with two other simiar (9)

176 Kirby (W.F.). European Butterflies and Moths, pub. Cassell & Company Limited, 1889, title page, sixty-one hand coloured plts. (complete as list), contemp. half morocco gilt, frayed at extrems., 4to (1)

£100-150

177 Loudon (Mrs. Jane). The Ladies’ Flower-Garden of Ornamental Annuals, 1st ed., 1840, forty-eight hand-coloured lithographed plates, some spotting and toning, contemporary green half calf, rubbed, 4to Nissen 1234. (1)

£500-800

£200-300

178 Loudon (Mrs. Jane). British Wild Flowers, 3rd. ed., 1859, sixty hand-coloured lithographed plates, bookplates, original green blindstamped cloth gilt, spine slightly rubbed and faded, 4to Nissen 1233. (1)

£200-300

179 Morris (Rev. F.O.). A History of British Birds, 5th. edition, 6 vols. pub. John C. Nimmo ltd. 1903, half title and title page printed in red & black to each volume, 404 engraved plates with original hand colouring, slight spotting to end papers, fore edge uncut, contemp. gilt dec. cloth, 4to Lot 176 Lot 181

A handsome set. (6)

£200-300

Lot 182

180 Mudie (Robert). The Feathered Tribes of the British Islands, 2 vols., 2nd ed., 1835, hand-col. vign. titles, num. hand-col. plts. and b&w illusts. (as list), spotting to first and last few leaves, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, 8vo (2)

182 Passe (Crispin de). Hortus Floridus, in quo rariorum & minus vulgarium florum Icones ad vivam veranque formam accuratissime delineatae. Arnhem [and Utrecht], Jan Jansz and Crispin de Passe, 1614, twenty-six eng. plts. only, from the first part of the Hortus Floridus, including garden plan, title, and twenty-four eng. plts. of flowers (numbered 1-14 and 16-25), plate captions in Latin, Italian, French and German, all with contemp. hand colouring, trimmed and mounted in late 19th or early 20th c. crushed green gilt-dec. full morocco album, a.e.g., a little rubbed to extremities, oblong folio (275 x 385mm)

£80-120

181 New Naturalist Series. 104 vols., of which 71 are 1st eds., 1946-2009, comprising numbers 1-8, 10-35, 37, 42-45, 47-111, (reprints or later editions numbers 1-3, 5, 10-12, 15-16, 18, 21-22, 2627, 30-34, 37, 42, 44-45, 47-48, 53-55, 58, 65-67), coloured and b & w illustrations, a couple ex-library with usual marks, original cloth, a few early numbers a little rubbed or faded, d.j.s, a few price-clipped with slight edge wear, 8vo (104)

Hunt 199. Nissen BBI1494. Johnston 160. A collection of engravings of spring and summer flowers from the first part of De Passe’s Hortus Floridus, one of the finest of the early florilegia. (1) £1500-2000

£4000-6000

183 Pratt (Anne). Flowering Plants, Grasses, Sedges and Ferns of Great Britain, eight divisions only (of 12), pub. Frederick Warne & Co., n.d., [1855-66], 193 (of 208) colour printed lithographs, occ. spotting throughout, orig. printed green wrappers, 8vo Sold as a collection of prints, not subject to return. (8)

£100-150

187 Stonham (Charles). The Birds of the British Islands, 5 vols., 1906-11, 317 (of 318) eng. plts. by Lilian M. Medland, lacking plt. LXXXVII (to face page 214, apparantly never bound in), two folding col. maps, ex-libris. bookplate for J. C. R. McDonaugh to each vol., untrimmed, contemp. half morocco gilt, bound by N. & E. Bumpus, some rubbing to extrems., 4to (5)

£200-300

184 Rohlfs (A.). 8 Blatt Feder Wild. Nach originalen des thiermalers A. Rohlfs, gezeichnet von Hermann Menzler, Berlin, Ludwig Julius Heymann, title and eight fine tinted lithographs by Menzler after Rohlfs, some pale scattered foxing, mainly to margins, loosely contained as issued in orig. cloth-backed printed boards, rubbed and marked, with some wear to edges, slim folio (490 x 370mm) Rare. No copy located. (1)

£500-800

185 Scott (John). The Sportsman’s Album, Comprising a Series of Highly-Finished Engravings Illustrative of British Field Sports. From Original Paintings by Stubbs, Gilpin. Reinagle, Marshall, and Cooper, c. 1888, half title, additional title (from 1820 edition), 40 b & w plates, a few light spots, t.e.g., original boards, rubbed and discoloured, folio, together with The Life of a Sportsman, by Numrod, 1901, 36 hand-coloured engraved plates, one or two light spots, t.e.g., original cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, 8vo (2)

£150-200

186 Stonham (Charles). The Birds of the British Islands, 6 vols., 1906-11, numerous b & w plts., erratic pagination and titles incorrectly numbered, edges untrimmed, near contemp. calf, blind embossed design of wheat to boards, spines incorrectly numbered and slightly rubbed, 4to Volume title-pages and pagination as follows: vol. 1, part 1 pp.9-112; vol. 1, pp.113-240; vol. 2, pp.241-368; vol. 3, pp.369-514; vol. 4., pp.517-704 vol. 5, pp.709-976. (6) £200-250

Lot 188

188 Sweert (Emanuel). Florilegium... tractans de variis floribus et aliis indicis plantis ad vivum delineatum in duabus partibus et quatuor linguis concinnatum, 1st ed., 2 parts in 1, Frankfurt, Anton Kempner, sumptibus Autoris, 1612, fine eng. allegorical title (with old hand-colouring), 110 fine b & w copper-engraved botanical plates (numbered 1-67 and 1-43), interleaved with blanks (with early watermark), single unobtrusive wormhole at front of vol., affecting first three plts., intermittent light embrowning, minor hole to lower blank margin of final plt., contemp. blind-stamped pigskin over wooden boards, brass clasps in working order, rubbed and some light overall soiling, folio Nissen 1920. Hunt 196. Pritzel 9073. A handsome copy of the first edition of Sweertâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Florilegium. Emanuel Sweert was born in 1552 and worked in Amsterdam as a natural history artist and dealer in natural specimens and curiosities. The present work was written at the request of the Emperor Rudolf II, for whom Sweert at one time worked as head of the Royal Gardens. It was also used as a catalogue of plants offered for sale by the author at the Frankfurt Fair. The plates, depicting 500 plants and flowers, are mostly derived from the florilegium of De Bry, and includes many fine plates of bulbous varieties, especially tulips. (1) ÂŁ8000-12000

189 Tegetmeier (W.B.). The Poultry Book: Comprising the Breeding and Management of Profitable and Ornamental Poultry... New ed., Routledge, 1873, addn. col. title, frontis., and twenty-eight plts. by Harrison Weir, printed in cols. by Leighton Brothers, contemp. qtr. straight grained morocco, spine strip lacking, rubbed, large 8vo, together with Miles (W. J.), Modern Practical Farriery, a Complete System of the Veterinary Art..., n.d., c. 1870’s, num. col. and b&w illusts., contemp. half morocco gilt, some wear to upper cover, rubbed, folio (2)

£100-150

190 Tegetmeier (W.B.). Pheasants for Coverts and Avaries, 1873, inscribed on title page ‘FW Frohawk from TWB Tegetmeier, 1902’, addn. inscribed across title ‘The Field, 346, Strand’, 1.5 inch tear to head of title, authors annotations and corrections to text, b&w illusts. throughout, first and last few leaves detached, orig. gilt dec. cloth, worn and dampstained, folio, together with The Natural History of the Cranes, 1881, col. and b&w plts., incl. one folding, small tape repair and split to folds, 20th c. boards gilt, some rubbing, 8vo (2)

£100-150

192 Warner (Robert, and Williams, Benjamin Samuel). The Orchid Album, Comprising Coloured Figures and Descriptions of New, Rare and Beautiful Orchidaceous Plants, vols. 9 & 10 only, 1891-93, ninety-four fine hand-col. litho. plts., some heightened with gum arabic, occ. scattered spotting and browning mostly to text, contemp. qtr. morocco, spine to vol. 9 torn at head, covers dampstained and faded, 4to

191 Tournefort (Joseph Pitton de). Elemens de Botanique, ou methode pour connoitre les plantes ed. N. Jolyclerc, 6 vols., Lyon, Pierre Bernuset, 1797, 489 b&w copper engraved botanical plates, contents in clean condition, contemp. calf-backed boards, gilt dec. spines, some surface marks to covers, 8vo

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Nissen BBI 1978. A substantially revised edition of Tournefort’s Elemens de Botanique, updated with the classification systems of Linnaeus and Jussieu. (6) £600-900

£1000-1500

194 Willoughby (Francis). Ornithologiae libri tres: in quibus aves omnes hactenus cognitae in methodum naturis suis convenientem redactae accurate describuntur, ..., ed. John Ray, 1st ed., John Martyn, 1676, imprimatur, title printed in red and black within ruled border, with eng. coat-of-arms, errata leaf, two folding tables and seventy-seven eng. plts. (complete), minor scattered worming to lower blank margin throughout, not affecting text or plates, contents partly broken with one or two leaves loose, occn. minor foxing and marks to margins, contemp. mottled calf, later reback, rubbed and a little wear to extrems., folio (410 x 250mm) Nissen IVB 991; Anker 532, Wing W2879. Zimmer, p. 677. Willoughby’s Ornithological Treatise, ‘the first systematic classification of the birds of the world’ [Wood] was published with the assistance of his friend John Ray, and funded by the author’s widow Emma. This copy is the so-called ‘widow’s edition’, with Emma Willoughby’s name and her husband’s coat-of-arms printed on the title page. (1) £1000-1500

193 Wight (Robert). Spicilegium Neilgherrense or a Selection of Neilgherry Plants. Drawn and Coloured from Nature, with Brief Descriptions of Each..., 2 vols., Madras, [1846]-51, 188 hand-col single-page litho plts. and seven folding plts. (each folding plt. with double numeration), folding plt. 121/122 with short closed-tear to fold, endpapers renewed, 20th c. half calf, 4to Nissen 2142. Nissen calls for 204 plates; Plesch cat 203 counts folding plates as 2 & calls for 203. The Plates are numbered to 202. (2) £2500-3000

195 Woolward (Miss Florence H.). The Genus Masdevallia. Issued by the Marquess of Lothian, K.T., chiefly from plants in his collection of orchids at Newbattle Abbey... With Additional Notes by F.C. Lehmann, [1890]-1896, eighty-seven fine hand-coloured lithographed plates., one double-page chromolithographed map, errata leaf before preface present, b & w wood-eng. illusts. to text, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, marbled endpapers, contemp. dark green crushed half morocco (by Henderson & Bisset), spine with title lettered in gilt and five gilt ornaments between raised bands, joints a little rubbed, with upper joint showing signs of wear, gilt coat of arms of the Signet Library to centre of each cover, folio (460 x 325mm) Nissen BBI 2185. Stafleu TL2 18.284. Great Flower Books, 152. A large untrimmed copy of Woolward’s monograph, in which the author drew and printed the plates herself. Only 250 copies were originally envisaged, and it is estimated that approximately 150 were actually issued, with just over 100 being bound (see S. Manning, Florence H. Woolward, Botanical Artist, 18541936, The Orchid Review, volume 104). (1) £3000-5000

196 Wright (Lewis). The Illusrated Book of Poultry...., Revised Edition, pub. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1880, fifty chromolithographic plts. (inc frontis., complete as list), numerous b & w wood eng. illusts. to text, occ. spotting, first free end paper with contemp. manuscript owners inscription, old pressed leaves & flowers adhering to index at verso, upper hinge cracked, boards showing signs of water damage, contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed and worn, 4to (1)

£300-500

197 Wright (John). The Flower Grower’s Guide, 6 vols., [18961901], 46 chromo. plates, some tissue-guards lacking, occ. spotting, wood eng. illusts. to text, a.e.g., orig. pictorial cloth, rubbed, 4to (6)

Lot 195

£100-150

MAPS All lots unframed unless otherwise stated

Lot 198 198 Americas. Seutter (Georg Matthaus), Novus Orbis sive America Meridionalis et Septentrionalis, per sua Regna, Provincia et Insulas iuxta Observationes et Descriptiones Recentiss Divisa et Adornata Cura et Opera, Augsberg, c.1730, engraved map with orig. hand colouring, two ornate b & w cartouches, slight spotting to lower right corner, 505 x 585mm McLaughlin. Glen, ‘The Mapping of California as an Island, An Illustrated Checklist’, no. 211. (1) £700-1000

199* Anglesey & Caernarvonshire. Drayton (Michael), Untitled map of North-West Wales, [1612-22], hand coloured engraved allegorical map, 250 x 300mm, mounted, framed and glazed Not examined out of frame. (1)

£80-120

200* Berkshire. Speed (John), Barkshire Described, pub. John Sudbury & George Humble, c.1627, hand coloured engraved map, decorative cartouche and compass rose, panorama of Windsor castle, one small hole to lower strap work margin, 385 x 510mm, English text on verso, framed and double glazed (1)

Lot 200

£200-300

Lot 203 201* Berwickshire. Pont (Timothy), The Merce or Shirresdome of Berwick, Mercia Vulgo Vice Comitatus Bervicensis, n.d. c.1660, engraved map with original hand colouring, toned overall, 385 x 500mm, framed and glazed (1)

£50-80

202 British Isles. Munster (Sebastian), Engellandt mit dem anstossenden Reich Schottlandt so vor zeiten Albion und Britannia haben geheissen, Basle, [1588 or later], uncoloured wood cut map orientated with west on the northern axis, tablet in lower right corner with a brief commentary in German, slight toning to central fold, 310 x 360mm, German text on verso Shirley, Early Printed Maps of the British Isles. no.148. (1)

£100-150

203 British Isles. Speed (John), Britain as it was Devided in the Tyme of the Englishe Saxons especially during the Heptarchy, pub. John Sudbury & George Humble, 1st. ed., [1611], hand coloured engraved map, ornamental cartouche, separate scale of distance, compass rose and rhumb lines, fourteen ornate strap work panels to vertical margins illustrating the Saxon and Christian Kings of the British Isles, three borders re-margined, central fold discretely repaired on verso, 385 x 510mm, English text on verso (1)

Lot 204

£1000-1500

204 British Isles. Visscher (Nicolaes), Magnae Britanniae Tabula; Comprehendens Angliae, Scotiae Ac Hiberniae Regna, Amsterdam, c.1694, hand coloured engraved map, highly decorative title cartouche, heraldic shields and mileage scale supported by putti, lower margin with professional repairs, 470 x 575mm

209 Cardiganshire. A mixed collection of twenty-six maps of Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, 17th - 19th century, including examples by Speed, Kitchin, Saxton/Kip, Archer and Greenwood, including several duplicates, various sizes and condition (26)

Shirley, Printed Maps of the British Isles, 1650-1750. Visscher 4. State 2 with the ‘Straits of Dover’ and ‘Silly Isles’ added. (1) £250-350

£150-200

210 Denbighshire. Speed (John), Denbighshire, pub. John Sudbury & George Humbell, c.1627, hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Denbigh, elaborate strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, trimmed to neat line on left hand vertical margin, 385 x 510mm, English text on verso (1)

£70-100

211* Durham. Jansson (Jan), Episcopatus Dunelmensis Vulgo The Bishoprike of Durham, c.1650, hand coloured engraved map, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, 410 x 515mm, mounted, framed and glazed Not examined out of frame. (1)

£70-100

212 England & Wales Schenk (Petrus), Anglia in Septem AngloSaxonum Regna..., c.1700, hand coloured engraved map, elaborate cartouche, margins strengthened on verso, 540 x 485mm (1)

£150-200

205 Canada. De L’Isle (Guillaume), Carte du Canada ou de la Nouvelle France et des Decouvertes qui y ont ete faites, pub. J.Covens & C.Mortier, Amsterdam, c.1730, engraved map with original outline colouring, elaborate uncoloured cartouche and mileage scale, two small worm holes to image, 500 x 580mm Phillips P. L., A List of Maps of America, page 190. Tooley R.V., The Mapping of America, page 20. A fine Dutch copy of De L’Isle’s earlier map of 1703, which shows the East coast of North America as far south as Maryland. (1) £400-600

206 Canada. Zatta (Antonio), Parte Orientale del Canada, Nuova Scozia Settentrionale e parte di Labrador, Venice, 1775, eng. map with orig. outline colouring, 335 x 450mm The map shows the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Quebec. One sheet of Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £80-120

213 England & Wales. Speed (John), The Invasions of England and Ireland with al their Civill Wars since the Conquest, pub. George Humble, [1627], hand coloured engraved map, engraved by Cornelius Danckerts, elaborate cartouche, compass rose & numerous rhumb lines, dust soiled, slight spotting, central fold strengthened on verso, 385 x 520mm, English text on verso

207 Canada. Zatta (Antonio), La Parte Occidentale Della Nuova Francia o Canada, Venice, 1778, engraved map with original outline colouring, 335 x 445mm

Shirley. Early Printed Map of the British Isles, 1477-1650, no. 397, plate 119. (1) £700-1000

One sheet from Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America. This example shows Montreal in the lower right corner, across to Lake Nipissing and the northern part of Lake Huron. The southern part of James Bay can be seen at the top of the sheet; but the whole is strangely distorted and foreshortened in perspective. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £100-150

214 English Channel. Mount (R.W. & Page T. pub.), A Correct Chart of the Channel between England and March, c.1745, uncoloured engraved sea chart stretching from the western Approaches to the Straits of Dover, elaborate cartouche, inset map of the Isle of Wight, laid on canvas, slight staining, one repaired tear, upper border remargined, 505 x 600mm

208 Canada. Zatta (Antonio), La Baja D’Hudson Terra di Labrador e Groenlandia con le Isole Adjacenti, Venice, 1778, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, decorative cartouche, 320 x 420mm Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1)

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£70-100

£120-180

215* Essex. Blaeu (Joan), Essexia Comitatus, n.d., [1645 or later], hand coloured engraved map, ornate cartouche and mileage scale, 420 x 530mm, Latin text on verso, framed and double glazed, together with, Morden (Robert), Essex, [1695 or later], hand coloured engraved map, elaborate strapwork cartouche, 350 x 420mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with, Cary (John), Essex, 1793, engraved map with original outline colouring, 225 x 275mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with, Faden (William, pubs.), A Topographical Map of the Country Twenty Miles Round London, Sept. 1st. 1800, circular engraved map with original outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, toned with some marginal staining, diameter 570mm, framed and glazed, together with a mixed collection of thirteen British and foreign maps including some reproductions, all framed and glazed (17)

£100-200

216 Essex. Hobhouse (Arthur), The Official Map of Epping Forest Reduced from the Epping Forest Arbitration Map....pub. Edward Stanford 1882, with additions to 1928, colour printed lithographic map sectionalised and laid on linen, 1040 x 650mm, marbled end papers, bound in green gilt boards, together with Collins (H.G. pub.), Essex, c.1870, lithographic map with orig. outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, 370 x 455mm, orig. cloth boards, printed pubs. label to upper board, with Bartholomew (John), New “Half-Inch” Cycling Road Map of England and Wales, pub. G.W.Bacon, c.1910, colour lithographic map, sectionalised and laid on linen, 640 x 890mm, marbled end papers, orig. pubs. cloth boards, rubbed and soiled, printed label to upper board (the map covers an area north of London and includes parts of Essex, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire), with Bartholomew (John), Essex County Council Main Roads and Bridges in the County of Essex, pub. George Philip & Son Ltd, 1906, colour printed lithographic map, sectionalised and laid on linen, 700 x 890mm, marbled end papers, orig. pubs. red morcco gilt boards (4)

219 Florida. Zatta (Antonio), Liugiana Inglese colla Parte Occidentale Della Florida Della Giorgia Carolina Meridonale, Venice, 1778, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, 335 x 440mm One sheet from Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America after John Mitchell. This example shows parts of the Southern states of Mississippi, Florida, Alabama and Georgia. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

220 Folding maps. A mixed collection of ten maps, mostly late 19th century, including maps on North America, South Africa, Canada, London and the world, with examples by Laurie, Mogg, Ordnance survey and Stanford, various sizes and condition (10)

£70-100

221 France. A mixed collection of approx. sixty maps and views, mostly 18th & 19th century, country and regional maps including examples by Mercator/Hondius, De L’Isle, De Vaugondy, Hall, Bonne, Spofforth, Bowen, Dower, S.D.U.K., Smith, Arrowsmith and Wyld, together with a small collection of views including seven Vue D’Optiques with early hand colouring, various sizes and condition

217 Europe. A mixed collection of approx. forty-five maps of Europe, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Bowen, Moll, Mallet, Bonne, Bayley, Bartholomew and Johnson, various sizes and condition (approx.45)

£70-100

£100-150

(approx.60)

218 Florida. Zatta (Antonio), Partie Orientale Della Florida, Della Giorgia, E Carolina Meridionale, Venice, 1778, engraved map with original outline colouring, 335 x 440mm

£100-150

222 Globe Gores Cassini (Maurice), Two untitled sets of terrestrial globe papers, n.d. c.1792, two (only) hand coloured sheets for a 165mm globe, with horizon ring papers, for stands, calottes, meridian and zodiac details, slight dust soiling, some creasing largely confined to margins, each approx. 395 x 40mm

One sheet from Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America, after John Mitchell. This shows the east coast from Saint Augustine (Florida) to Cape Fear in North Carolina. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

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£400-600

223* Herefordshire. Speed (John), Hereford-Shire described with the true plot of the Citie of Hereford, as also the Armes of those Nobles that have been intituled with that Dignitye, pub. John Sudbury and George Humbell, [1610-27], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Hereford, elaborate strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, 380 x 510mm, mounted, framed and glazed Not examined out of frame. (1)

225 Holy Land. Funcke (David), Novissima totius Terrae Sanctae sive Promissionis Descriptio, Nuremberg, c.1700, engraved map with original outline colouring, engraved by J.B.Homann, inset plan of the encampment of the Israelites supported by Moses and Jesus, repair and strengthening on verso to central fold and lower margin, one well repaired marginal tear, 470 x 565mm

£150-200

A new description of the Holy Land showing the whole of Palestine on both sides of the River Jordan. Orientated with west to the top of the page. The map is based on N.Visscher’s 1659 map of the area. (1) £250-350

224 Hertfordshire. Kitchin (Thomas), A New Improved Map of Hartfordshire from the best Surveys & Intelligence, Divided into its Hundreds, pub. Robt. Sayer, John Bowles & Carington Bowles, c.1765, hand coloured engraved map, decorative title and dedication cartouches, 535 x 660mm, together with, Jansson (Jan), Middelsexiae cum Hertfordiae Comitatu Midlesex & Hertford Shire, n.d. c.1650, engraved map with original hand colouring, elaborate cartouche and mileage scale, some water staining and overall toning, repaired on verso where old paint has oxidised, central fold strengthened on verso, occ. marginal closed tears, 440 x 550mm, Latin text on verso (2)

226* Huntingdonshire. Speed (John), Huntington both Shire and Shire Town with the Ancient Citie of Ely Described, pub. George Humbell, [1616], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plans of Huntingdon and Ely, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, 385 x 510mm, Latin text on verso, mounted, framed and double glazed A good example of the scarce 1616 edition. (1)

£150-200

227 Italy. Blaeu (Johannes), eight regional Italian maps, c.1660, uncoloured engraved maps, each with a decorative cartouche and mileage scale, slight spotting and browning, each approx. 425 x 510mm, various editions with Spanish and Latin text on verso

£120-180

The map titles comprise of:- Calabria Citra olim Magna Graecia (2), Marca Dancona olim Picenum, Ducato di Ferrara, Territorio di Orvieto, Capitanata olim Mesapiae et Iapygiae pars, Territorio di Cremona and Terra di Lavoro olim Campania Felix. (8) £200-300

231 Maps & engravings. A mixed collection of approx. seventyfive maps and topographical engravings, 17th-19th century, including celestial, British county and overseas maps, with examples by Van den Keere, Cary, Smith, Saxton/Kip, Pigot, Neele, Johnstone, Jeffreys, Owen & Bowen, Ramble and Rapkin, several framed and glazed, together with two framed cigar box labels, various sizes and condition (approx.75)

£150-200

232 Maps. A mixed collection of approx. sixty maps of Durham, Cumberland, Westmorland, Yorkshire, Northumberland and Derbyshire, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Whittaker, Owen & Bowen, Archer, Lewis, Kitchin, Moule, Seller/Grose, Hall, Cary, J & C Walker, Murray, Saxton/Kip, Blome, Pigot, Morden and Blaeu, various sizes and condition (approx.60)

233 Morden (Robert). Westmorland, Herefordshire, Bedfordshire and Episcopatus Dunelmensis Vulgo The Bishoprick of Durham, [1695 or later], four hand coloured engraved maps, each approx. 370 x 425mm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with, Huntingtonshire, The County of Monmouth, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, [1695 or later], four hand coloured engraved maps, each approx. 375 x 430mm, Cambridgeshire with one margin trimmed inside strap work border

228 Kent. Speed (John), Kent, with her Cities and Earles described and observed, pub. Thomas Bassett and Richard Chiswell, c.1676, engraved map, inset town plans of Canterbury and Rochester, sparse outline colour, 385 x 510mm, English text on verso, mounted (1)

£300-500

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229 London. Weller (Edward), The Environs of London, n.d. c.1863, engraved map with original outline colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, slight overall age toning, one small hole to image, 950 x 1300mm, contained in contemp. cloth slip case with ‘envelope style’ lid (1)

£100-200

£100-150

234 Morden (Robert). A collection of ten county maps [1695 or later], uncoloured engraved maps, each with an elaborate cartouche, some duplicates, each approx. 355 x 425mm The maps comprise of:- Nottinghamshire (2), Shropshire, Monmouthshire (2), Rutland, Worcestershire, Huntingdonshire, Suffolk and Westmorland. (10) £100-150

£70-100

230 London. Leake (John), An Exact Surveigh of the Streets, Lanes and Churches Comprehend D. within the Ruins of the City of London...., for the Commisioners for the Regulation of Streets, Lanes & ct., 1723, eng. map on two sheets (as published) with sparse orig. outline colouring, seven inset vignette views and one inset map of the City of London and Westminster showing the extent of the fire of London, upper left corner torn with slight loss, replaced in facsimile, occ. repaired marginal closed tears, each sheet approx. 535 x 625mm

235* Norfolk. Speed (John), Norfolk, a Countie Florishing & Populous Described and Devided with the Armes of such Noble Families as have borne the Titles Therof, pub. Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell [1676], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Norwich, title displayed in ‘book form’ cartouche, elaborate strap work mileage scale, slight spotting, central fold showing slight separation and fraying, 385 x 505mm, framed and glazed

James Howgego, Printed Maps of London circa 1553-1850. no.21, derivative (a). Scarce. (2) £500-800

Not examined out of frame. (1)

Lot 230 50

£100-200

236 North America & Asia. Zatta (Antonio), Nuove Scoperte De’ Russi al Nord del Mare del Sud si nell Asia che nell’ America, Venice, 1776, engraved map with orig. hand colouring, elaborate cartouche, 320 x 410mm Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1)

£150-200

239 North America. Zatta (Antonio), Il Paese de’Selvaggi Outauacesi E Kilistinesi al Lago Superior, Venice [1778], engraved map with original outline colouring, inset map of Florida and the Bahamas, 340 x 450mm One sheet from Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America after John Mitchell. The map shows Lake Superior and its immediate surroundings. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

237 North America. Lotter (Tobias Conrad), America Septentrionalis Concinnata juxta Observationes Dun Academiae Regalis Scientiarum et nonnullorum aliorum et juxta annotationes recentissimas per G.de L’Isle, Augsberg, c.1750 [or later], engraved map with bright original hand colouring, uncoloured decorative cartouche, one small stain, 480 x 590mm A fine map of North America engraved by Georg Friedrich Lotter. The cartouche shows a native North American Indian, a European man in 18th century dress and rather incongruously, an elephant tusk and the skin of a male lion. Tooley R.V., The Mapping of America, page 19. no.34. (1) £500-800

240 North America. Zatta (Antonio), L’Acadia. Le Provincie di Sagadahook e Main, La Nuova Hampshire, La Rhode Island e partie di Massachusset e Connecticut, Venice, 1778, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, slight marginal soiling, 35 x 440mm One of Zatta’s twelve sheet maps of North America after John Mitchell. This map shows the eastern end of Long Island, Rhode Island, Cape Cod and up to Nova Scotia. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

238 North America. Zatta (Antonio), Il Canada, Le Colonie Inglesi Con La Lauigiana E Florida di nuova Prejezione, Venice 1778, engraved map with original outline colouring, slight marginal finger soiling, 305 x 410mm North America from Mexico to Nova Scotia. Shows the Bahamas, The Great Lakes and the Eastern States. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

244 North America. Mentelle (Edme), Carte Generale des Etats Unis de L’Amerique Septentrionale, renfermant aussi quelques Provinces Angloises adjacentes, Paris, 1797, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, 330 x 445mm A map of the eastern United States from Florida to Canada with a numbered key plate listing fourteen states and their capitals. Engraved by P.F.Tardieu. (1) £150-200

245 Northern Hemisphere. Zatta (Antonio), Emisfero Terrestre Settentrionale Tagliato su L’Equatore, Venice, 1779, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, slight toning to central fold, 335 x 425mm The Northern Hemisphere viewed from the North Pole extending as far down as the Equator. (1) £100-150

246 Northern Hemisphere. De L’Isle (Guillaume), Hemisphere Septentrional pour voir plus distinctement les Terres Arctiques, Paris, 1714, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, slight worming to margins but not affecting image, light age toning and some marginal soiling, 460 x 460mm The Northern Hemisphere from the North Pole to the Equator. The map clearly shows that there is no ‘Northwest passage’. Alaska is not completely mapped and there is a huge void between the American and Asian land masses.

241 North America. Zatta (Antonio), La Pensilvania, La Nuova York, Il Jersey Settentrio:le, con la parte occidentale del Connecticut, Massachusset-s-Bay e L’Irochesia, Venice, 1778, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, 340 x 445mm

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One of Zatta’s twelve sheet maps of North America. This example shows Lakes Huron, Eire and Ontario, Long Island, New York and the Hudson River. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £200-300

£120-180

242 North America. Zatta (Antonio), Il Paese de Cherachesi con La Parte Occidentale della Carolina Settentrionale E Della Virginia, Venice, 1778, engraved map with orig. outline colouring, 335 x 440mm One sheet from Zatta’s twelve sheet map of North America after John Mitchell. This example shows the central states of Carolina, Virginia and Louisiana around the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Published in ‘Atlante Novissimo’. (1) £150-200

243 North America. Mentelle (Edme), Carte de la Caroline Meridional et Septentrionale et de La Virginie, Paris [1797], engraved map with orig. outline colouring, 330 x 445mm Engraved by P F Tardieu the map shows Carolina and Virginia with parts of New Jersey and Philadelphia. (1) £200-300

247* Northumberland. Speed (John), Northumberland, pub. Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell, c.1676, hand coloured engraved map, inset town plans of Berwick and Newcastle, decorated with heraldic shields, strapwork cartouche and antiquities, 390 x 515mm, English text on verso, framed and double glazed (1)

£200-300

248 Northumberland. Dudley (Sir Robert), Carta particolare della costa di Inghilterra che commincia a Fyleberg e Finisce con il c:, Florence, [1646 or later], uncoloured engraved sea chart, elaborate strapwork cartouche, slight mount staining to margins, 475 x 360mm Dudley was the illegitimate son of the Earl of Leicester (one of Queen Elizabeth’s favourites). He eventually inherited the titles of the Duke of Northumberland and the Earl of Warwick. Much travelled, he finally settled in Florence where his skills brought him the patronage of the Grand Dukes of Tuscanny and it was in their service that he published the ‘Dell Arcano del Mare’. Although published in Italy, this was the first sea atlas by an Englishman. Engraved by Antonio Lucini the Dell’ Arcano was a monumental six volume work which took Dudley thirty years to complete. Moreland & Bannister, Antique Maps, p.154. (1) £200-300

Lot 244

253 Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire. Drayton (Michael), Untitled map of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, [1612 or later], hand coloured engraved map decorated with allegorical figures, two margins professionally restored, 250 x 330mm (1)

£100-150

249 Ogilby (John). The Continuation of the Road from York to Chester, n.d., c.1675, hand coloured strip road map, 335 x 440mm The road runs from Warrington through to Chester, with another branch from Manchester to Derby. (1) £80-120

250 Ogilby (John). The Continuation of the Road from London to Bristol, The Road from Bristol to Weymouth com. Dorset, The Road from Bristol com. Glos. to West Chester, The Road from Bristol to Worcester and The Road from Bristol com. Somst. to Exeter com. Devon, c.1676, five uncoloured eng. strip road maps, some slight spotting and toning, occ. fraying to margins but not affecting image, each approx. 350 x 445mm

254 Oxfordshire. Speed (John), Oxfordshire described with ye Citie and the Armes of the Colledges of ye famous University, Ao. 1605, pub. Thomas Bassett & Richard Chiswell, c.1676, engraved map with inset town plan of Oxford, sparse outline colour, some fraying to base of vertical borders causing slight loss to strapwork margins, repaired on verso, 395 x 535mm, English text on verso, mounted

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£200-300

£400-600

251 Ogilby (John). The Continuasion of ye Road from London to St. Davids co. Pembroke. Comencing at Burton Ferry & Extending to St. Davids, n.d., c.1675, hand coloured engraved strip road map, one marginal repair, slight creasing, 330 x 450mm

255 Pacific Ocean. Zatta (Antonio), Carta Del Mar Pacifico Del Nord che Comprende la Costanord-Est D’Asia E La Costa Nord Ouest D’America, Venice, 1796, hand coloured engraved map, old folds, slight off setting and staining, 470 x 595mm

The road runs through Swansea, Llanethly, Llantuffan and Haverford West. (1) £70-100

An unusual map of the North Pacific, showing Asia as far east as India; Japan, the Philippines, Sandwich Islands with the North West coast of America from Alaska down to California. The map also shows the tracks of Captain Cook’s voyages. (1) £150-200

252 Ordnance Survey. A large mixed collection of approx. 400 maps, mostly mid to late 20th century, mixed collection of maps of various parts of Great Britain, mostly 1-10000 and 1-2500 series, various sizes and condition (approx.400)

256 Radnorshire. Speed (John), The Countie of Radnor Described and the Shyre Townes Sittuatione, pub. John Sudbury & George Humbell, c.1627, uncoloured engraved map, inset town plan of Radnor, elaborate strapwork cartouche, mileage scale and compass rose, 390 x 510mm, English text on verso, together with, Speed (John), Breknoke both Syhre and Towne described, pub. J.Sudbury & George Humbell, c.1627, uncoloured engraved map, inset town plan of Brecknock, elaborate strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, slight water staining, central fold and margins with short closed tears, vertical margins trimmed to neat line, 385 x 510mm, no text on verso

£50-80

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£100-150

257 Russia. A mixed collection of approx. forty-five maps of Russia, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Gall & Inglis, S.D.U.K., Bowen, Johnston, Tallis, Jeffrys, Moll, De L’Isle, Cluvarius, Sanson, De Vaugondy, Bellin, Mallet, D’Anville and Bertius, various sizes and condition (approx.45)

Lot 253

£100-150

258 Scotland. Mackenzie (M.), The West Coast of Scotland, from Ila to Mull with the adjacent Main Survey’d and Navigated, n.d., c.1776, large uncoloured sea chart on three sheets conjoined, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, old folds, occ. spotting, some old repairs to verso, 735 x 1370mm, together with, The West Side of the Island of Mull with the Islands Tiri and Coll, Survey’d and Navigated, n.d., c.1776, large uncoloured sea chart, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, old folds, occ. spotting and staining, 740 x 1035mm

262 Sussex. Budgen (Richard), An Actual Survey of the County of Sussex Divided into Rapes Hundreds and Deanryes. In which the Exact Longitude and Latitude of all the Remarkable Places are Determin’d from Observations......, pub. J.Sprange, Tunbridge Wells, 1779, large engraved map with sparse original hand colouring, four sheets conjoined and laid on later linen, highly elaborate cartouche, table of explanation, inset topographical prospects and town plans of Lewes and Chichester, numerous heraldic shields and sixteeen heraldic crests, surface flaking and abrasion with some loss, repaired closed tears, slight spotting, 1000 x 1520mm

Murdoch Mackenzie was a Scottish hydrographer and cartographer, born on Orkney, who was employed by the Royal Navy to survey the coastline around the West coast of Britain and Ireland. His charts were renown for their accuracy and directly led to the construction of the lighthouse at Dennis Head on North Ronaldsay; an area where many vessels had come to grief. (2) £100-200

A rare map. This is the first large scale map of Sussex, originally published in 1723 and again in 1724. The map was available in loose sheet form after 1725, with a third and final state (this example) being published in 1779. D.Kingsley. Printed Maps of Sussex 1575-1900, no.24. (1) £300-500

259 Sea chart. Bristol Channel, pub. Norie & Wilson, 1897, large blue backed sea chart, eight inset maps of The River Seven, King Road, Cardiff and Penarth Roads, Swansea Bay, Porthcawl Harbour, Ilfracombe, Caldy Road, Milford Haven and Lundy Island, ten horizon profiles, three compass roses, slight fraying to margins, 1030 x 1725mm (1)

263 Switzerland & Austria. A mixed collection of thirty-five maps, 17th - 19th century, including examples by Mercator, Mercator/ Hondius, Kelly, Van den Keere, Munster, Mallet, De Vaugondy and Teesdale, various sizes and condition (35)

264 Teesdale & Co. (Henry, publisher). A collection of thirty-one county maps, [1829 or later], engraved maps with orig. hand colouring, some toning, spotting and staining, some maps with splits to central folds, each approx. 435 x 369mm

260 Spain. Berry (William), Spain, Divided into its severall Kingdoms and Principalities, according as they are comprehended....., under the crown of Portugal in the Possession of the King of Portugal, 1682, large engraved map of Spain & Portugal, sparse original outline colouring, two sheets conjoined, decorative cartouche and mileage scale, occ. spotting, slight cracking and flaking to paper surface where old paint has oxidised, margins strengthened and repaired on verso, 580 x 895mm, together with, Richards (Capt. G.H. pub.), Cape St. Vincent to the Strait of Gibralter, 1869, large b & w engraved Admiralty sea chart, dust soiled, one small hole to image, occ. marginal closed tears, 660 x 985mm (2)

County maps comprise of:-North Wales, South Wales, Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derbyshire, Devonshire, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Herefordshire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdon, Kent, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Middlesex, Monmouthshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Northumberland, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire and England and Wales. (31) £70-100

£150-200

265 Turkish Empire. Homann (Johann Baptist), Imperium Turcicum in Europa, Asia et Africa Regiones Proprias, Tributaria, Clientelares sicut et omnes ejusdem Beglirbegatus seu Praefecturas Generales, Nuremberg, 1737, eng. map with orig. hand colouring, elaborate cartouche, 520 x 600mm

261 Sussex. Speed (John), Sussex Described and Divided into Rapes with the Situation of Chichester the cheife Citie thereof and the armes of such Nobles as have bene Dignified with the title of Earles since the Conquest and other Accidents therein observed, pub. John Sudbury & George Humble, c.1627, hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Chichester, title displayed in a book style cartouche, elaborate strap work margins, slight dust soiling, small repair to central fold on verso, 385 x 505mm, English text on verso (1)

£150-200

£70-100

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£400-600

£150-200

DECORATIVE PRINTS & ORIGINAL ART All lots unframed unless otherwise stated

270* Architectural engravings. A mixed collection of approx. 175 engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century, including many of London and its environs with examples by Buck, Poole, Carrington Bowles, Shepherd, Ireland, Le Keux and Cole, several with hand colouring, various sizes and condition, all contained in two print folders each with the book plate of Nigel Temple, each volume, oblong folio

266 Turkish Empire. Lotter (Tobias Conrad), Magni Turcarum Dominatoris Imperium per Europam, Asiam, et Africam....., Augsburg, c.1760, engraved map with original hand colouring, elaborate and decorative uncoloured cartouche, reticulated, 505 x 585mm (1)

(approx.175)

£200-300

£150-200

267 Wales. A mixed collection of approx. twenty maps, 17th-19th century, including examples by Saxton/Kip, Greenwood, Cole & Roper, Archer, Lewis, Seller, Osborne, Cary and Smith, many with original hand colouring, various sizes and condition (approx.20)

£100-150

271* Architectural engravings. A good mixed collection of approx. 210 engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century, including aquatints, lithographs, photographs and engraved views of European cities and British architecture and topography, including examples by Sayer, Clark, Lowry, Dubourg, Van der Aa, Heath, Bury, Winkles, Harris and Le Petit, various sizes and condition, contained in two print folders, book plate of Nigel Temple, each folder oblong folio

268* Westmorland. Speed (John), The Countie Westmorland and Kendale the Cheif Towne Described, with the Armes of such Nobles as have bene Earles of either of them, pub. George Humble [1616], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Kendal, decorative cartouche, compass rose and mileage scale, 380 x 510mm, Latin text on verso, mounted, framed and double glazed A good example of the scarce Latin text edition. (1)

(approx.210)

£200-300

269 Worcestershire. Speed (John), Worcestershire Described, pub. John Sudbury & George Humble, 1st. ed., [1610], hand coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Worcester, elaborate strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, trimmed to neat line on vertical margins, slight spotting and toning overall, 390 x 510mm, English text on verso (1)

£100-150

£200-300

274* Birds. A mixed collection of approx. seventy-five, engravings and lithographs, maily 18th & 19th century, including examples by Vangelisti, Lewin, Kierdorff, Wolf and Harrison, various sizes and condition (approx.75)

£100-150

275* Botanical engravings. A mixed collection of approx. seventy botanical, fruit and fungal engravings and lithographs, mostly 19th century, including examples by Van Houtten, Smith, Hill, Wendall, Curtis, Bouquet and Mansell, various sizes and condition (approx.70)

276* Botanical engravings. A mixed collection of approx. 130 botanical engravings and prints, mostly 19th century, engravings and lithographs, many with orig. hand colouring, occ. duplicates, including examples by Bessa, Van Houten, Sanson, Wright, Sowerby, Curtis and Bougeard, various sizes and condition

272* Architectural engravings. A good mixed collection of approx. 180 engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century, engravings and lithographs of British topographical views, architecture, trade cards and decorative receipts, including examples Buck, Bonner, Skelton, Sandby and Jukes, several with hand colouring, various sizes and condition, contained in two print folders, book plate of Nigel Temple, folders are oblong folio (approx.180)

£100-150

(approx.130)

£150-200

277* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 1000 engravings and lithographs, mostly 19th century, wood, steel and copper engravings of Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire, with examples by and from, The Graphic, The Illustrated London News, Finden, Bartlett, Winkles, Skelton, Bird and Hawkins, various sizes and condition

£200-300

(approx.1000)

273* Architectural engravings. Langly (Batty & Thomas), A collection of approx. 180 engravings, [1741], uncoloured engravings of achitectural features, orders and stone furniture, occ. toning and spotting, each approx. 240 x 190mm

£200-300

278* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 700 prints and engravings of Bedforshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, mostly 19th century, including examples by Dugdale, Grieg, Ireland, Hooper, Morris, Tombleson, The Illustrated London News, Skelton, Neale and Winkles, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition

Originally published in ‘The City and Country Builder’s and Workman’s Treasury of Designs: or the art of Drawing and Working the Ornamental parts of Architecture’. (approx.175) £150-200

(approx.700)

£150-200

279* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 800 engravings of Bath, Bristol, Somerset and Monmouthshire, mostly 19th century, including examples by Storer, The Illustrated London News, Dugdale, Neale, Westall, Skelton, Bartlett, Bonner and Le Keux, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.800)

£100-200

280* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 750 prints and engravings of Kent, Middlesex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Essex, mostly 19th century, including examples by Dugdale, Cooke, Willmore, Bartlett, Finden, Tombleson, Shepherd, Allom, Le Keux and the Illustrated London News, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.700)

£100-200

281* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 700 prints and engravings of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Leicestershire and Shropshire, mostly 19th century, including examples by Dugdale, Ireland, The Illustrated London News, Radclyffe, Neale, Brandard, Le Keux, Morris and Winkles, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.700)

£100-200

282* British Topography. A large collection of approx. 1250 prints and engravings of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Hampshire and Surrey, mostly 19th century, including examples by Allom, Winkles, Finden, Neale, Miller, Cooke, Bradshaw, The Illustrated London News, Dugdale, Starling, Tombleson, Saddler and Westall, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition Lot 274

(approx.1250)

£200-300

283* British Topography. A collection of approx. 350 prints and engravings of Yorkshire and Durham, mostly 19th century, including examples by Le Keux, Morris, Bartlett, Winkles, Rogers, Dugdale and Finden, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.350)

£50-80

285* Caricatures. A collection of forty-three pen & ink caricature sketches, 1854-59, comprising nineteen sketches of MPs, incl. Disraeli, Lord Palmerston, Henry Drummond, Lord John Russell, George Hudson “The Railway King”, etc., mostly dated 1854, and twenty-four other humourous sketches, incl. street scenes, ladies in crinolines, domestic servants, etc., some dust-soiling and marks, one edge-frayed, approx. 190 x 140mm (7.5 x 5.5 ins) and sl. smaller (43)

284* Cairo. Bouillard (Jacques), Le Kaire, Vue Exterieure de la Mosquee de Toulon, pub. Paris, 1809-28, uncoloured engraving, slight spotting, largely confined to margins, 635 x 440mm, framed and glazed, together with, Murray (John, pub.), Cliffs at Attah & Mountains & Market Canoes near Bokweh, 1840, two hand coloured lithographs on one sheet by T.Picken, 220 x 280mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with one 19th century lithograph of Egyptian hieroglyphics and a print of Venice, both framed and glazed

£100-150

286* Chinese Rice Paper Drawings. A group of fourteen rice paper watercolours of punishments, trials and executions, mid. 19th century, eleven drawings each approx. 175 x 300mm, framed and glazed with multi-aperture mounts, one panorama of a court and prisoners, 200 x 830mm and two small costume drawings of a mandarin and his wife, each approx. 180 x 105mm, occ. spotting and staining, some damage with slight loss to some images, all mounted, framed and glazed, together with five late 19th century chromlithographs of birds, each approx. 230 x 160mm, framed and glazed

The first described item was published in ‘Description de L’Egypte ou Recueil des Observation faites en Egypte’ by Vivant-Denon. A monumental work of thirteen volumes with 892 plates. (4) £70-100

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£150-200

287* Classical engravings. ‘The Baths of Titus’, Paris, [1786], fifteen hand coloured engravings after designs by Goumas, Petit, Carlonni, Chateau, Binet and Le Fevre, each approx. 260 x 240mm, contained in a later half morocco portfolio, rubbed and worn One of the features of the baths of Titus were mural designs executed by the artist Famullus, both al fresco and al stucco. Before the baths fell into decline and ruin due to exposure to the elements the designs were copied by Nicholas Ponce and published in Paris in ‘Description des bains de Titus’ in 1786. Situated on the Esquiline hill overlooking Rome, these finely coloured examples help convey the luxurious ambiance of the Roman baths. (15)

291* Fruit. A collection of thirty hand coloured engravings of fruit after Claude Aubriet from Duhamel du Monceau’s ‘Traite des Arbres Fruitiers’, 1768, sheet size 330 x 245mm, together with eighteen hand coloured botanical lithos. from Geel’s ‘Sertum Botanicum’ published 1828-32, sheet size 360 x 265mm

£400-600

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288* Fashion & costume. A mixed collection of approx. 175 engravings mostly 19th century, engraved plates with orig. hand colouring, including examples from ‘The English Woman’s Domestic Magazine’, ‘Les Journal des Modes’, ‘Journal des Demoiselles’, ‘Le Monde Elegant’ and ‘La Belle Assemblee’, various sizes and condition (approx.175)

292* Hamilton (Sir William). A collection of twenty engravings of classical figures [from Antiquités Etrusques, 1766-67], twenty fine full-page etched or engraved plates printed on thick hand-made paper, some watermarked M, a few with plate numbers, handcoloured in black and terracotta, edges untrimmed, sheet size 520 x 380mm (20.5 x 15 ins)

£120-180

289* Foreign topography. A large mixed collection of approx. 750 topographical engravings and lithographs, mostly 18th and 19th century, including views in South America, Turkey, Eastern Europe, Russia, China and the Middle East, various sizes and condition (approx.750)

£200-300

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£400-600

293* Hammond (H., 20th c.). Continental lake scene, grisaille watercolour on board, signed & dated label to verso, 250 x 350mm (10 x 13.75ins), framed and glazed

£200-300

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290* Freeman (Samuel 1773-1857). ‘My Tambourine’ & ‘My Shoe’, pub. R.Ackermann’s Repository of Arts, June 1st. 1811, pair of fine stipple engravings after A.Buck. each approx. 260 x 210mm, slight marginal staining, mounted, framed and glazed

£70-100

294* Hogarth (John, 1934-). A group of five costume designs for a princess, pen, ink & watercolour on paper, one signed and dated 1968, 36 x 24cm and similar, all framed and glazed, four with orig. printed label of Batoni Picture Framer to verso, together with five pen, ink and wash cartoon drawings on paper of fashionable young women, circa 1962-74, three with humourous handwritten caption, two with additional shading in crayon, each signed and dated, 35.5 x 24cm and smaller, framed and glazed

Ian Mackenzie, British Prints Dictionary and Price Guide, page. 162. (2) £100-200

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£200-300

295* Isle of Wight. A mixed collection of approx. 250 engraved and lithographic views, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Nelson, Sparrow, Bradshaw, Cooke and Neale, various sizes and condition (approx.250)

299* Maritime prints. Willmore (J. T.), Dover, pub. E. Gambert 1st. November 1851 [but later impression], uncoloured engraving after J.M.W.Turner, water stained, 520 x 670mm, framed and glazed, together with, Wallis (Robert), Hastings, pub. E.Gambert 1st. November 1851 [but later impression], uncoloured engraving after J.M.W.Turner, water stained, 520 x 670mm, framed and glazed, with, Dawson (Montague), Up Channel - The Lahloo, pub. Frost & Reed Ltd, 1968, colour print, signed in pencil by artist below image, blind stamp to lower margin, 510 x 760mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with, Racing Home - The Cutty Sark, pub. Frost & Reed Ltd., 1963, colour print after Montague Dawson, 440 x 660mm, mounted, framed and glazed

£70-100

296* Italy. A mixed collection of approx. 200 topographical views, mostly 19th century, steel and wood engravings, lithographs and etchings, including examples by Turner, Werner, Bartlett, Niquet, and Du Parc, various sizes and condition (approx.200)

£100-200

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£100-150

300* Merke (Henri). ‘Hunters going out in the Morning’, ‘Chasing a Tiger Across a River’ and ‘The Hog at Bay’, pub. Edward. Orme, 1819 [but later], three hand coloured aquatints after Samuel Howitt & Capt. T. Williamson, title below image in English and French, one plate with some staining and fungal damage, each approx. 350 x 450mm, framed and glazed, together with, ‘Hog Hunters in India’, plts. 1-4 (only), pub. Edward Orme, 1813, four aquatint engravings with orig. hand colouring, after Samuel Howitt, each approx. 170 x 220mm, mounted, framed and glazed, with three further prints on hog hunting after Lionel Edwards and Samuel Howitt, three facsimile maps and a small collection of 20th century prints (19)

£80-120

297 Kewley (W., 19th c.). An album of drawings and caricatures, 1837-43, sixteen pages of finely-executed caricature illustrations, mostly pen & ink, but some pencil, some with watercolour, some pages with several vigns., plus four pen & ink drawings with monochrome wash of horses, and a pen, ink, and brown wash drawing of a Greek goddess and putto, several pencilled dates, sheet size 185 x 230mm (7.25 x 9 ins), stitching strained and one leaf detached, orig. half roan, rubbed and scuffed, and some fraying to extrems., oblong 4to Includes caricatures about shooting, fishing, brewing, drunkeness, and travelling by stage coach. (1) £150-200

298* Laroon (Marcellus, 1653-1702). [The Cryes of the city of London, drawne after the life], c.1680, a collection of thirty-six plates, engraved by P. Tempest, a number torn, some with loss, all dusty and laid down, some with touches of later hand-colouring, most with early pencilled ownership name of Mary Goddard at head, approx. 285 x 175mm (11.25 x 7 ins) and sl. smaller Including: Fair Lemons & Oranges; The Merry Milk Maid; Chimney Sweep; Buy a new Almanack; Buy my Flounders; Knives Combs or Inkhornes; Four for Six pence Mackrell; Old Chaires to mend; Buy a Rabbet; Hott Bak’d Wardens Hott; Any Old Iron take money for; Ripe Speragas; The Merry Fidler; A Brass Pott or an Iron Pott to mend; Twelve Pence a Peck Oysters; Madam Creswell; Any work for John Cooper; Knives or Cisers to Grinde; Remember the Poor Prisoners; Long Threed Laces; Colly Molly Puffe; Merry Andrew; Old Satten Old Taffety or Velvet; Old Cloaks Suits or Coats; 4 Paire for a Shilling Holland Socks; Londons Gazette here; Troope every one one; Buy my 4 Ropes of Hard Onyons; Six pence a pound fair Cherryes; Maids buy a Mapp; Buy a White Line...; Buy my fine singing Glasses; Buy my fat Chickens; The Squire of Alsatia; Crab Crab any Crab. (36) £150-200

301* Natural History. A mixed collection of approx. eighty-five engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century, including shells, butterflies, insects, mammels and fish, with examples by Lizars, Leitner, Sowerby, Pazzi, Edwards, Kierdorff, Bougeard, Hills and Peale, various sizes and condition (approx.85)

£100-150

302* Natural History. A mixed collection of approx. ninety engravings, mostly 18th and 19th centruy, including birds, bird’s eggs, butterflies, insects, reptiles, amphibians, botanical and fruit, with examples by Lizars, Poiteau, Asstel, Van Houtte, Nodder, Orme, Munting and Wendel, various sizes and condition

307* Order of St. Francis. Large ‘Family tree’ of the founders of the order of the Franciscans, c.1650, uncoloured engraving on twelve sheets conjoined and laid on hessian, toned overall, some abrasion to printed surface causing loss of image, several closed tears, worn and frayed at margins, toned overall, 1680 x 1390mm, later stained wood frame

(approx.90)

The Franciscan order was founded in the early 13th century and this fascinating engraving shows St. Francis with his twelve ‘apostles’ at the foot of the tree. The branches comprise of portraits of Cardinals, Popes, Abbesses and Bishops. The margins show more portraits and heraldic shields depicting the major founders, benefactors and leaders of the order. A copy of this engraving is held by St. Isidores College in Rome, but we can find no copy appearing in auction in the last thirty years. A rare engraving which displays the power, wealth and influence of the Franciscans and more broadly the Catholic church. (1) £300-500

£100-150

303* Natural History. A mixed collection of approx. 110 engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century including fish, mammels, and shells, with examples by Donovan, Nodder, Endicott and De Buffon, various sizes and condition (approx.110 )

£80-120

304* Natural History. A mixed collection of approx. 200 engravings and lithographs, mostly 19th century, including birds, British mammels and botanical engravings, with examples by Lizars, Schellenberg, Palmstruch and Whittaker, many with original hand colouring, approx. twenty mounted, various sizes and condition

308* Prints & engravings. A large mixed collection of approx. 500 prints and engravings, mostly 19th century, including medical, technical, natural history, sporting, topography, portraits military and genre, various sizes and condition

(approx.200)

(approx.500)

£100-200

305* Natural History. A collection of approx. 100 chromolithographic plates from The Garden, c. 1880-1900, together approx. 100 chromoplates, all disbound and loose, together with a collection of reproduction colour prints of natural history subjects, mostly published by Ariel Press, 1960s-70s, including Redoute Roses, Gould, tropical birds, etc. (approx. 110 plates in all), plus Birket Foster’s Pictures of English Landscape, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel, India Proofs, pub. George Routledge, [1881], orig. parchment gilt, rubbed and some marks, folio, limited ed. 463/1000 (approx. 210)

309* Prints & engravings. A mixed collection of approx. 400 prints, lithographs and engravings, mostly 19th & 20th century, including design, architecture, costume, topography, classical, portraits, genre, maritime and natural history, various sizes and condition (approx.400)

£100-150

310* Scandinavian & Polar. A mixed collection of approx. 350 topographical views, mostly 19th century, wood and steel engraved prints including views in Finland, Sweden, Denmark and the Arctic, various sizes and condition

£80-120

(approx.350)

306* New Zealand. Barraud (Charles), New Zealand Graphic and Descriptive, pub. C.F.Kell, 1877, five chromolithographs, each print laid on orig. thin card with printed title, some browning to backing card, prints with occ. spotting and slight staining, image size approx. 250 x 345mm, mounted Scarce. (5)

£100-150

£70-100

311* Scott (Sir Peter Markham, 1909-1989). Pinkfeet, Wigeon, Albino Goose - River Ribble, 1940, colour reproduction print, pub. Arthur Ackermann & Son, 1982, signed in pencil, and numbered 335/850, image size 35 x 53cm, framed and glazed (1)

£70-100

£100-150

312 Scrap albums. Two good mid 19th century scrap albums, containing approx. eighty lithographs, mezzotints, orig. pencil drawings, water colours and pen and ink drawings, many of the prints with orig. hand colouring, including portraits, genre scenes, maritime, architecture and natural history, various sizes and condition, the albums, large 4to (2)

£300-500

313* Suffolk & Essex. A mixed collection of approx. 250 engravings, mostly 18th & 19th century, including examples by Noble, Buckle, Harding, Dugdale and Sparrow, various sizes and condition

Lot 307

(approx.250)

£70-100

PERSIAN MINIATURES & ORIENTAL ART

316* Mughal School A portrait of a warrior, late 19th/early 20th c., opaque watercolour and gold on card, depicting a finely dressed soldier in jama with sword and double-pointed spear, within decoratve foliate border, 22.5 x 14.5cm

314* Indian School. A pair of Indian miniature watercolours, 19th c., opaque watercolour and gold on paper, depicting mounted warriors, one with a prince, the other attacking a fort, both within border and four column Nasta’liq script, a few light spots, largest image 15.5 x 18cm, framed and glazed (2)

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£200-300

315* Mughal School. A couple with fireworks, late 19th c./early 20th c., fine opaque watercolour and gold on card, the couple depicted with sparklers spraying gold, standing beneath a canopy, with other fireworks in the background, within decorative border, 25.5 x 17.5cm (1)

£400-600

317* Persian School. A group of nine miniatures, late 18th/early 19th c., watercolour and gold on laid and wove paper, one or two waermarked, depicting battle, polo, hunting and leisure scenes, each within border and Nasta’liq script, some light marginal stains, largest image 18.5 x 13.5cm

£400-600

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£200-300

Lot 318 318* Tabriz School. Three Persian miniatures, late 16th/early 17th c., opaque watercolour and gold on paper, each depicting scenes from the Shahnama of Firdawsi, two battle scenes with mounted and standing warriors, the other showing mounted warriors at polo, two pictures with losses, some rubbed areas, frayed edges, the largest 26 x 19cm (3)

£7000-10000

PERIODICALS 319 London Chronicle. Saturday 30th December 1797 to 30th June 1798, nos. 6059-6136 bound as one, triple-column text, ink duty stamps throughout, continuously paginated at head, occ. spotting or browning and a little worming to lower inner margin of leaves at rear, contemp. half sheep, some wear, folio (1)

£100-150

320 The Mining Journal, Railway and Commercial Gazette: Forming a Complete Record of the Proceedings of all Public Companies, vol. 53, Jan-Dec 1883, numerous wood eng. illustrated adverts throughout, ink library stamp to upper margin of title, 20th c. cloth, boards near detached, spine worn with slight loss, large folio (1)

£300-500

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS, AUTOGRAPHS & EPHEMERA 321 Acts of Parliament. A collection of historic printed acts, mostly 18th & 19th c., the earliest dating from 1694, includes two acts that were purchased by the crown for Carolina in America, transportation to the American colonies, slave trade abolition, smuggling, Jacobite rebellion interest, factory and combination acts, poor relief, railway, postal, etc., all disbound, folio (approx. 70)

£70-100

323* American Astronauts. A good collection of forty-two mostly NASA colour photographs, each photograph personally signed by an astronaut or member of the Space team, signatures include Frank Borman (flew to the moon), Loren J. Shriver, Donald H. Peterson, Leroy Chiao, Charles Conrad, S. David Griggs, Donald K. Slayton, Michael L. Coats, James P. Bagian, etc., each approx. 25 x 20cm or the reverse, VG (42)

322* American & Canadian Astronauts. A collection of ten mostly official NASA colour photographs, each personally signed by an astronaut, signatures include Buzz Aldrin (moon walker), Michael Collins (flew to the moon), Frank Borman (flew to the moon), Scott Carpenter (first human to ever penetrate inner and outer space), David Griggs, the Canadian space team (signed by all six members), Edgar D. Mitchell, Loren J. Shriver, Russel Schweickart and Donald Slayton, all 25 x 20cm or the reverse, VG Aldrin, Mitchell and Slayton are signed presentation inscriptions. (10) £300-400

£250-300

325* Armstrong (Neil, born 1930). Official NASA colour photograph showing Neil Armstrong in a space suit holding his helmet, signed in blue felt tip ‘Neil Armstrong’, the reverse of the photograph with a part letter laid down, from Mrs. Geneva Barnes, secretary to Mr. Armstrong, on headed official paper of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, advising that Mr. Armstrong has asked her to thank the letter sender and that Neil Armstrong was pleased to sign the enclosed photograph, 25 x 20cm, fine condition A rare example of a signed Armstrong NASA photograph without a dedication. (1) £1000-1500

326* Banks (Joseph). Two autographed letters signed by William Windham, inscribed to Sir Joseph Banks, dated 1793, one single page & one two page letter, approx. 23.5 x 18.5cm (9.25 x 7.25 in), Joseph Banks was an explorer who went on Captain James Cook’s first great expedition (1768-71).The letters refer to a report on Mudge’s timepiece to the House of Commons in 1793, together with The Windham Papers. The Life and Correspondence of the Rt. Hon. William Windham..., 2 vols., 1913, b&w plts., t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, 8vo (4)

327* Beggars Benison Club. An original diploma admitting George Paton as member of the Club, 20th December 5746 [the Club dating system from the beginning of the word, 4000 BC] ie. 1746, ‘By the Supereminently Beneficent and Superlatively Benevolent Sir John McNachtane Sovereign of the Most Ancient and Most Puissant Order of Ye Beggar Bennison and Merryland in Ye Eight Year His Guardianship and in that of Ye Order 5746. Having nothing more sincerely at heart than ye Happiness and Prosperity of our well beloved Subjects the Inhabitant of our Celebrated Territories of Merryland and the promoting of Trade, Manufactures and Agriculture in that delightful Colony. And Being well informed that the worth George Paton Esqre. has all manner of Inclination as well as sufficient ability for these noble and laudable purposes And willing that such bold Adventurers as he is known to be should have all suitable encouragement. We do hereby Create Admit and Receive Him a Knight Companion of the Most Ancient and Most Puissant Order of the Beggars Bennison and Merryland by the name Style and Title of Sir George Paton... ‘, signed Pat Anstruther by the witness and recorder R. Hunter, written in an italic copperplate hand with an additional amendment to lower left blank area, 16th December 15760 [i.e. 1760] appointing Sir George ‘agent for the affairs of our Order and Stationer in Ordinary which office he is to enjoy for the future’, signed by R. Hunter, vellum document with original faded red silk seal tie and red wax Club seal (an erect penis with a tied small purse above an anchor), sl. cracked with loss of seal edge between 7 and 12 o’clock, a little soiling, 31 x 38cm, original endorsement dated 20th December 5746/1746

324* Armstrong (Neil, born 1930). Official NASA colour photograph showing Neil Armstrong in his space suit holding his helmet, signed and inscribed (in block capitals) in blue felt tip, ‘Best wishes to Florrie Markoff, Neil Armstrong’, 25 x 20cm, fine condition (1)

£100-150

£1000-1500

The Beggar’s Benison (or Bennison) was a Scottish Society of an erotic and convivial nature composed of the nobility and gentry of Anstruther and surrounding districts. The club was formally founded in 1739, original founders including Philip Paton (merchant comptroller of the customs at Kirkcaldy), Robert Hunter (customs clerk) and John McNachtane (customs officer at Anstruther). The recipient of this diploma is most likely the book collector George Paton (1721-1807). He spent most of his life as a customs clerk but built up an extensive library which took its origins in the bookseller’s stock of his father John Paton, a prominent Edinburgh bookseller and George Mosman, his maternal grandfather. Most of Paton’s books were sold by auction in 1809 and his manuscripts at a sale in 1811. The most substantial holdings of his correspondence are held in the National Library of Scotland. (1) £300-500

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328* British Prime Ministers. A collection of approx. seventy-five autograph specimens, 18th c. to present, including a large collection of autographs of one time British prime ministers (through not necessarily signed as prime minister), including cut signatures of Robert Walpole, Henry Pelham (document signed), Lord North (document signed), Holles Newcastle, Earl of Shelburne, William Pitt theYounger, George Canning (freefront), Second Earl of Liverpool (freefront), Second Earl Grey (three freefronts), Benjamin Disraeli, A.J. Balfour, Clement Atlee, James Callahan, Winston Churchill, and autograph letters signed by Duke of Portland, William Pitt the Younger, Earl of Sidmouth, George Grenville, Spencer Perceval, Ripon, Duke of Wellington (third person unsigned), Grey, Melbourne, Robert Peel, Russell, Derby, Aberdeen, Palmerston (third person unsigned), Gladstone, Salisbury, Rosebery (third person unsigned), Campbell-Bannerman, W.H. Asquith, A. Bonar Law, Stanley Baldwin, J. Ramsay Macdonald, plus typed letters signed by Alec Douglas-Home (x 2), A. Bonar Law, Neville Chamberlain, Anthony Eden, Harold Macmillan, Edward Heath, John Major (x 2), programmes signed by Margaret Thatcher (x 2), Harold and Mary Wilson, plus signed photographs of Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, James Callahan, Harold Wilson, D. Lloyd George, plus a few other British royal and political figures (approx. 75)

£1000-1500

329 Britten (Benjamin, 1913-76). Billy Budd, An Opera in Four Acts, Libretto by E. M. Forster and Eric Crozier, adapted from the story by Herman Melville, vocal score by Erwin Stein, pub. Hawkes & Son, c. 1954, 348 pp., with some leaves replaced with revised score in photostat, and pencil annotations and crossings out, inscribed in blue ink by Benjamin Britten to the conductor Paul Reding to title page ‘For Paul Reding with many thanks & every good wish Camden Theatre Nov. 1960. Benjamin Britten’, orig. printed upper wrapper only (backstrip def. and rear cover missing), folio Britten’s Billy Budd was first performed at Covent Garden in December 1951, but the work was significantly revised by the composer in 1960, prior to a BBC broadcast. The present score may well be a copy with the revised portions inserted, for use at this time. (1) £150-200

Lot 328

330* Brunel (Isambard Kingdom, 1806-59). Signed cheque ‘I.K. Brunel’, 7th December 1835, drawn on a Messrs. Drummond printed slip and completed in manuscript by Brunel, paying W. Baker 0, ink cancel marks and pin hole to centre not affecting signature, 8 x 19cm (1)

Lot 330

£100-150

331* Ceremonial Dress. Seven scrap albums of photographs, newspaper and magazine cuttings etc, late 19th/20th c., featuring Royal, military and political figures of the day in official ceremonial costume, all with manuscript inventory numbers and explanitory notations, folio

333* Clemens (Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910). An autographed calling card from Samuel Langhorne Clemens to Bram Stoker, c. 1890, white rectangular card with printed name “S.L. Clemens”, dated Oct. 23, inscribed: “Dear Stoker: Received Miss Lawton with your best kindness, she being a prized friend of us Clemenses. Yours ever Mark”, 3.6 x 7.4cm

This collection was formed as the basis of a proposed publishing project by Dr. C. D’Olivier Farran, an author of law books. (7) £100-150

Mary Lawton was a childhood friend of Clara Clemens, daughter of Samuel, and author of A Lifetime with Mark Twain: The Memories of Katy Leary, for Thirty Years his Faithful and Devoted Servant (New York, 1925). (1) £1000-1500

334 Commonplace books. Notes Made on an Educational Tour, by A.C. Eddington, Leominster, 1896, approx. forty leaves ms. notes in a neat and legible hand, giving details of various educational institutions, e.g. The Kindergarten and Training College, Bedford; Training College for WomenTeachers, Cambridge; Froebel Educational Institute, London; The Aske’s High School for Girls, London; Hampstead Physical Training College, etc., listing names of teachers, number of pupils, lessons observed with comments and criticisms, etc., plus a few mounted and loosely enclosed cuttings, printed photos. etc., marbled edges, orig. cloth, sometime rebacked, rubbed and marked, sm. 8vo, together with A commonplace book containing fragments ofThe Hill, Upton-on-Severn, A Catalogue of the Elegant & Well-Manufactured Household Furniture, China, Earthenware, Plated & Japanned Wares, Harness, Saddlery, Garden Implements, Bacon Pig, Potatoes and other effects; which will be sold by auction, by Weaver & Moore, upon the above named premises, on Tuesday, the 30th day of September, 1851, commencing punctually at eleven o’clock, by direction of The Revd. Charles Allen, whose Term on the Premises expires on the 29th Inst., twelve fragments of printed auction catalogue mounted on pink leaves, with corresponding ms. prices realised on facing red-ruled white leaves, trimmed printed titlepage mounted on verso of first leaf, numerous blank leaves, orig. marbled wrappers, with Weaver & Moore’s printed label on upper cover, sm. 8vo, together with three other commonplace books, the first containing numerous pen & ink caricature sketches with the (unidentified) artist’s diary notes, 1885, the second containing approx. forty watercolour sketches, mostly landscapes, e.g., Victoria Park, Greenwich Park, Southwell Minster, Curragh (County Kildare), View of Dublin, Railway bridge across River Severn, St. Mary Redcliffe from the Harbour Bristol, 1877, and the third containing extracts of poetry, 1826, plus a small oval profile portrait of a young man by Charles Rosenberg of Bath (1745-1844), pencil on card, 107 x 83mm (4.25 x 3.25 ins), water-stained, and an accompanying portion of an eng. ad. for Rosenberg ‘Profile Painter to their Majesties & Royal Family’

332 Churchill (Right Hon. Winston Spencer, 1874-1965). Lord Randolph Churchill, 2nd ed., 1907, photogravure port. frontis., b & w plts. including facsimiles as issued, half-title signed and inscribed ‘To William H. Buist, from Winston S. Churchill, 1908-Nov. 1922’, some marginal spotting to first few leaves, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed and soiled and spine somewhat damp marked, 8vo The Right Honourable Winston Churchill was MP for Dundee between 1908 and 1922. William Huntley Buist was Lord Provost of Dundee from 1932 to 1935. (1) £700-1000

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Lot 333

£150-200

336* Graves (Robert, 1895-1985). A group of seven autograph letters signed ‘Robert’, Deya, Mallorca, 1st October 1964 and 27th January to [16th December] 1966, all to Vivienne Jenkins, a sculptor friend living in London, all chatty and friendly with some references to literary projects, ‘Spent this summer writing another swarm of poems: but haven’t sent them out for publication - they are in another region from the last & sort of scare me’ (1st October 1964), the second letter beginning ‘Thanks for telling me about Purity - my spies now tell me that she has met a splendid Leghorn cock called Caruso (because he c’rew so) and learned from him what she never learned in the Battery. Marie Laure de Folin is here for a visit; I love her much as I love you, if you see what I mean, and your handwritings are so alike, & you both have beautiful children from an antipathetic husband, and are both geniuses in a controlled way, and both do me good to be with, always’, talking of hypoglycaema ‘when one does crazy things with only partial memory afterwards and then feels obliged to justify them. Remedy is regular food & certain days to assist sugar level’, other letters referring to Alice Hilatt, Katrina Parkinson, Alan Sillitoe, Armilia, Omar Ali Shah, a total of nine pages on seven leaves, all but one 4to, each with orig. postmarked envelope, plus a further four friendly letters from Robert Graves’s wife Beryl, two typed and two handwritten, various dates, talking of Robert, potential meetings, cats and dogs, etc., three letters one page 4to and one letter 2 pp., 8vo, all with orig. postmarked envelopes

335* Durham. A vellum grant of the wardship and marriage of Nicholas Tempest, dated 31st January 1571, by James (Pilkington) Bishop of Durham, to Thomas Conyers of Ravenstorp, custody of the manors, lands, rents and services of which, Thomas Tempest lately died seised, held in chief of the bishop and being in the hands by virtue of the minority of Thomas Tempest... , with a large almost complete ornate wax seal of the bishop of Durham, together with a large vellum manuscript document, being a general pardon from the King to Nicholas Tempest, dated 20th June 1604, plus a fine Elizabethan letters patent, 29th September 1597, from the Crown [on the advice of William Cecil, Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer] concerning the Tempest family and their coal mines

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More usually wardships were done by the Crown and it is unusual for one to be undertaken by a bishop. (3) £70-100

£1000-1500

337* Greetings cards. A fine collection of approx. 230 Victorian greetings cards, many decorated with filigree, pop-out elements, etc., the majority Christmas and New Year cards, all neatly stuck into a hardback cloth album in excellent condition (1)

£150-200

338* Greetings cards. A fine collection of approx. 160 Victorian greetings cards, many with relief decoration, all neatly stuck into a hardback cloth album in excellent condition, together with another album containing approx. 150 greetings cards, many with filigree decoration or relief elements (2)

£200-300

339* Greetings cards. A scrap album containing approx. 150 Victorian greetings cards, many with relief and filigree decoration, many with charming animals and children, all neatly stuck into a hardback cloth album in excellent condition, together with another album containing approx. 150 greetings cards (2)

£200-300

340* Greetings cards. A scrap album containing approx. 120 Victorian greetings cards, many with ink captions stating the date and sender, many featuring children or juvenile themes, all neatly stuck into a hardback cloth album, some fraying to edges of leaves, together with a similar album containing approx. 100 cards (2)

Lot 336

£200-300

341* Johnson (Amy, 1903-41). Autograph letter signed ‘Amy Johnson’, St. David’s Hotel, Harlech, North Wales, 22nd August 1930, to Mrs. Glass on hotel letterhead, ‘I believe Mother has written to you, but I felt I should like myself to thank you for the great interest you & your two daughters have taken in my flight. For the sweet letters & lovely gifts you have all sent for me, especially for the wonderful roses which arrived looking very fresh. Appreciation like yours means a lot to me because I know it comes from a genuine interest. I should love to meet you all & hope to someday. In the meantime please take newspaper stories with a large grain of salt - from what I can see, they talk some awful rot & grossly exaggerate’, some light spotting, one page, 8vo Amy Johnson had recently achieved worldwide recognition when she became the first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia. Flying her ‘Jason’ she left Croydon on the 5th May and landed in Darwin, Australia on the 24th May. Mrs. Glass’s two daughters, Mabel and Sheila, both became aviators in the 1930s, becoming known as the ‘Middlesex Flying Sisters’. (1) £100-150

342* Leach (Bernard, 1887-1979). Typed letter signed ‘Bernard Leach’, the Leach Pottery, St. Ives, Cornwall, 12th June 1958, to K.W. Luckhurst, Royal Society of Arts, referring to a teacher’s and craftsmen’s conference which Leach has just attended, debating ‘the present position in England regarding the Training of a) Craftsmen, b) Teachers of crafts in Schools. I have attended four such conferences during the last six months and I can say with certainty that there is a widespread and deep anxiety concerning the future. With the change of policy at the RCA and the closing of art schools now in progress the feeling amongst craftsmen is that the difficulty of getting an adequate training has increased’, continuing to lay out his thoughts concerning training and concluding, ‘Apprentice students are usually a liability during their first year in a workshop, whatever school they come from, which in itself strengthens the argument for this further practical training.The first concern of craftsmen, who can afford to do any training at all, is to train another generation of craftsmen, some of these will become part-time teachers who will set standards and give example. ...’, recipient’s ink note at head of first page and deletion of the first line concerning a banker’s order, Leach Pottery letterhead and continuation leaf, a little spotting and soiling and pinhole marks to upper left corner, 2 pp. on two leaves, 4to

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£150-200

343* Legal Manuscript. ‘Precedents in Conveyancing’, early 19th c., 1087 numbered leaves, contents leaves at front listing 60 different cases, written in a neat hand, hinges weakening, original half calf, some wear to spine, 4to (1)

£100-150

344* Miscellaneous documents. A large collection of miscellaneous old documents, 18th to early 20th c., including old newspapers, marriage settlements, vellum and paper indentures (including many very large vellum sheets), wills and probates, agreements, certificates, bonds, a Victorian land grant from the Southern & Californian land trust, final agreements, insurance certificates, etc., all contained in a large solicitors’ metal deed box (a tin trunk)

Lot 342

£200-300

345* Napoleon I (Emperor, 1769-1821). Document signed ‘Bonaparte’ as First Consul, Paris, 3 Ventemiaire an dix [25th September 1801], printed document with eng. vign. at head, completed in manuscript and conferring upon Louice Blanchet with the first company of the second battalion of the 108.1/2 brigade ‘un fusil d’honneur’ for his actions and integrity on more than one occasion, papered seal at foot, counter signatures of the secretary of state and the minister for the navy in the colonies, minor soiling, horizontal brown line near head of document, 35 x 44cm (1)

£700-1000

348* Ruskin (John, 1819-1900). Autograph letter signed ‘J. Ruskin’, m.p., [probably in Larkhill#], c. 1860, to Mrs. Simon [Jane, 1816-1901, wife of the public health reformer Dr. John Simon, 1816-1904], in full, ‘Yes, I am much better getting all right again - thank you. Crawley [Frederick, who became Ruskin’s valet in 1854] will bring the Golden Water [watercolour by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, commissioned by Ruskin in 1854, completed in 1858, and which was initially owned by Ruskin, being hung above his work table at Denmark Hill] and any other handy thing - I did not want them, but I shall soon - so as they are done up they may as well come. I am surprised - as well as Dr. Montgomery - to whom please my best regards - at Boo’s [pet name of Jane Faulkner, born 1852 and adopted by the Simons in 1853] knowing the Turners. Please ask her with a kiss - wherein a Turner visibly differs from any other picture?’, one page, old paperclip mark at head and foot touching last two lines of text, integral blank leaf removed and no longer present, 8vo

346* Nottingham. A group of fourteen vellum deeds, c. 1604 to 1802, mostly relating to land deeds of the Smythe or Smith family, including nine 17th c. documents, many with remains of wax seals, plus a George III recovery document from 1802 with eng. port. of the King and dec. border plus a well preserved royal seal on tag in tin skippet, plus two other documents (16)

£150-200

John Ruskin first met and became close friends with the Simons in 1856. Dr. John Simon was one of his favourite physicians who later treated him after his first nervous breakdown. The ‘Golden Water’ watercolour by Rossetti referred to was leant to Miss Bell, principal of Winnington Hall School, 1863-5, and caused some friction between Ruskin and Rossetti who thought it had been sold. Ruskin later gave it to Mrs. Constance Churchill and it now hangs in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Ruskin’s affection for the young ‘Boo’ was not unique and it is with the young Jane Faulkner that the poet Algenon Charles Swinburne is said to have had the only genuine romance of his life. He impossibly proposed to her in 1862 and following his mocking rejection at the hands of the Simon household, fled to Northumberland. Here he wrote some of his noblest poetry, but never again attained a normal emotional life, the precocious and attractive Jane ending her own days as a degenerate wreck. (1) £300-400

347* Rowing. A group of seven b & w photos, 1903-05, the largest 29 x 37cm showing a busy regatta scene, some wearing straw hats with eights’ hat bands, embossed stamp of J. Soame, Oxford, lower right, one showing the 1905 rowing eights for St Edmund’s Hall, (‘Bumped St Catherine’s’), the remaining five of Oxford boats on the water, all but one racing, each approx. 24 x 28.5cm, pencil dates to all mounts and one with rowers’ names One photograph (illustrated) and dated 1903 to mount, shows the Balliol College Oxford barge on the far bank. Built in 1881 to a design by Alfred Waterhouse, it was the last club barge to leave Christ Church Meadows. It was last seen in restored form at auction in 1996 and a copy of the auction catalogue is included with the lot. (8) £70-100

349* Ruskin (John, 1819-1900). Signed cheque ‘John Ruskin’, 10th March 1887, drawn on a Prescott, Cave, Buxton, Loder & Co. form, made out to Charles Turner for the sum of three guineas, completed in manuscript in Ruskin’s holograph, ink stamp and perforated cancel stamp, ink cancel mark across signature, clerical signature to verso, a few vertical creases and small archival repair to right margin affecting oval duty stamp, 8 x 20cm The identity of Mr. Charles Turner is not known. John Ruskin knew the engraver Charles Turner, but both he and his son named Charles, had both died long before this date. (1) £150-200

352* Steam Ships. An album containing fourteen corner-mounted pen and ink drawings of steam ships and other sailing vessels, c. 1860s, compiled and possibly executed by Mrs. Hewett [wife of Lieutenant Alfred John Philip Hewett], including a view with the village and island of Dissee-Ansley Bay, Abyssinia, occupation of Port Mouat, South Andamans, Bay of Bengal, 4th May 1866, etc., approx. 11 x 16cm and similar, plus related cuttings and photos pasted in and loosely inserted an autograph letter from Francis Beaufort (1774-1857, creator of the Beaufort scale), 8th May 1848, to Mrs. Hewett with kind memories of her husband [Admiral William Hewett], 2 pp. with integral blank, 8vo, ownership name of Mrs. Hewett to front endpaper, a.e.g., contemp. half morocco gilt, rubbed and partly damp marked, oblong 8vo

350 Scrap albums. Two 19th century scrap albums, containing numerous pencil drawings, watercolours, engravings, lithographs and etchings, including British and foreign topographical views, domestic animals, genre, classical, sporting, natural history, cartoons and portraits, one album with several images excised, occ. spotting and staining, folio (2)

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£200-300

353* Taylor (Robert). ‘The Lancaster V.C.s’, pub. The Military Gallery, Bath, c. 1980, coloured print after the original by the artist, signed in pencil by Norman Jackson and Bill Reid, together with ‘Moral Support’, by Robert Taylor, 1985, signed by Peter Townsend, and ‘Victory over Dunkirk’, by Robert Taylor, 1983, signed by Bob Stanford-Tuck, each approx. 43 x 58cm, near-matching stained wood frames, glazed

£100-200

351* Sedgwick (Adam, 1785-1873). Three autograph letters signed ‘A. Sedgwick’, Cambridge, 1867-68, two addressed to Dean and one to Augusta, written on his 83rd birthday, ‘I first saw the light on the 22nd of March 1785 - it was a day of howling tempest & driving snow ... & the surgeon who attended my mama very nearly lost his life while forcing his way through the snowdrifts’, the first two letters referring to Christianity, the Chapter, and a visit to Norwich, a total of 9 pp., some album adhesion marks and one small tear to upper margin of a letter to Dean with loss affecting three lines of second page, all 8vo, plus a carte de visite albumen print of Sedgwick by Ernest Edwards, old adhesion remains to verso

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£70-100

354* Victorian & Edwardian greeting cards. A collection of over 200 greeting cards, late 19th & early 20th c., including cards of paper lace, die cut, embossed, padded cards plus a few later date cards, various sizes (200+)

£70-100

355* Victorian autograph album. An album containing approx. 130 mounted autograph specimens from the 18th and 19th c., signatures include officials and politicians plus landed gentry, a mixture of cut signatures and some letters including third party unsigned letters, mostly 1800 and later, mounted to album leaf rectos only, mostly in multiples of two or three, contemp. buff calf, joints cracked and some wear, folio

While an influence on the young Charles Darwin in his early study of geology, Sedgwick remained an outspoken of Darwin’s theory of evolution by means of natural selection. (4) £200-300

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£100-150

ANTIQUARIAN 358 Bible [English]. An Illustration of the Holy Bible, Containing the Sacred Texts of the Old Testament, and the New; together with the Apocrypha..., Birmingham: printed by Boden & Adams, 1769, general title with slight loss to fore-edge margin (title repaired and lined to both sides with archival tissue), New Testament title printed in red & black and with imprint “Birmingham: printed at the Verulam Press, by N. Boden and T. Appleby, 1770”, few eng. plts., endpapers renewed, 20th c. brown morocco with orig. blind panelled calf board leather relaid and orig. red morocco title label to spine, folio (leaf size approx. 42 x 26cm) Herbert 1204 and Darlow & Moule 892. (1)

356 Angelus (a Sancto Francisco). The Rule of Penance of the Seraphicall Father S. Francis..., 2 vols., Dovay: by the widdow of Marke Wyon, 1644, addn. eng. title to each, vol. 1 in near contemp. vellum and vol. 2 in contemp. sheep with wear to spine, 12mo, together with A Manuell of the Arch. Confraternitie of the Cord of the Passion, Instituted in the Seraphicall Order of S. Francis..., 2nd ed., Doway, Baltazar Bellere, 1654, contemp. calf, upper joint split and spine worn with slight loss of leather at head & foot, 12mo, with Bonaventure (Saint, Cardinal), The Life of the most Holy father S. Francis Written, and in one booke compiled, by that famous and learned man S. Bonauenture a Freer Minor, Cardinall of the holy Roman Church Bishop of Alba, and the Seraphicall Doctor of the Church. Now lately translated into our English tongue..., Doway: Martin Bogard, 1635, lacks front free endpaper, rear free endpaper laid down to final leaf of text, contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, lacks ties, some dustsoiling and marks, 16mo, with [Breviary selections],The Generall Rubriques of the Breviarie, put into English..., At S. Omers: by Iohn Heigham with permission of Superiors., Anno 1617, 272pp., two folding tables, some light dampstaining, sewing partly broken, contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, dust soiled and slight wear, 16mo in 8s, plus seven other similar 17th-18th c. theology related Provenance: Woodchester Priory Library. (12)

359 Bible [English]. The Holy Bible, Containing the Old Testament, and the New..., Appointed to be read in Churches, London: printed for the Company of Stationers, 1648, General title and New Testament titles present, both with woodcut border with heartshaped centre, woodcut dec. initials, leaf 2M4 with repaired close-tear & leaf 2M5 torn with loss mostly to printed marginal notes, margins of New Testament title frayed, bound with the Genealogies by John Speed, with double-page woodcut map, ink marks to woodcut illust. of Adam & Eve and also to few leaves of genelaogies, bound with an incomplete Book of Psalms at rear and incomplete Common Prayer at front, close-trimmed throughout volume with some loss to printed marginal notes and at foot, some browning, dust soiling and dampstaining throughout, contemp. blind panelled calf, upper board detached and some wear, 4to

£250-350

357 Barnes (William). Se Gefylsta (The Helper): An Anglo-Saxon Delectus, serving as a first class-book of the language, 1st ed., 1849, 78 pp., 16 pp. pub’s cat. at rear (some pencil marginal doodling to margins of first leaf of ads.), some spotting, ink ownership signature pasted on to front free endpaper, some spotting towards rear, orig. cloth with printed paper label to upper cover and now largely missing from spine, upper joint cracked, a little fraying and soiling, tall 12mo (1)

£200-300

Herbert 604. (1)

£100-150

£200-300

361 Binding. Collectarium Sacri Ordinis Praedicatorum. Authoritate Apostolica approbatum, et reverendissimi patris Fr. Thomae Ripoll ejusdem ordinis generalis magistri jussu editum, Rome, Hieronymi Mainardi, 1744, eng. frontis. by Cyrus Perrus, text printed in red and black throughout, with occ. musical notation, woodcut initials, early calligraphic manuscript annotations to front blank, frontis. with light marginal waterstain, contemp. elaborately gilt-dec. black full morocco, with brass clasps, rubbed and some minor wear to edges, 4to (1)

£300-400

362 Blackstone (Sir William). Commentaries on the Laws of England, 4 vols., 11th ed., 1791, eng. port. frontis. to vol. 1, folding eng. plt., ink annotation to lower margin of title, front free endpapers with ownership signature of T. H. Bulkeel 1792, some minor dampstaining, few ink marks and underscoring, contemp. calf, contrasting morocco labels to vols. 2 & 3 only, upper board of vol. 1 detached and leather slightly torn, few joints cracked and some minor wear, 8vo, together with Mill (James), Elements of Political Economy, 2nd revised & corrected ed., 1824, contemp. straight grain calf, gilt dec. spine with slight loss at head and foot, lower joint cracked and upper board detached, rubbed and slight wear, 8vo

360 Bible [English]. The Bible that is, The Holy Scriptures contained in the Old & New Testament, Imprinted at London by Robert Barker, [1612], eng. general title (close-trimmed) and letterpress New Testament title present, New Testament title dated 1611 and colophon dated 1612, full-page woodcut illust. of Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden, woodcut illusts. to text, with “she” reading in Ruth III, 15, bound with the Genealogies by John Speed, with woodcut illust. of Adam & Eve, woodcut genealogies (with few paper repairs mostly to margins) and double-page map (with short closed-tear to central fold at foot), bound with an incomplete Book of Common Prayer at front and incomplete Book of Psalms at rear (both with old paper repairs), some light dust-soiling and occ. dampstaining throughout, old family genealogies to endpapers, 18th c. blind panelled reversed calf, joints slightly cracked and minor wear to extrems., folio

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£150-200

363 Bochart (Samuel). Hierozoicon sive bipertitum opus de Animalibus Sacra Scripturae..., 2 vols.,Thomas Roycroft, 1663, title to vol. 1 printed in red & black, eng. port. plt. and few woodcut illusts. to text, titles with early ownership signature to upper margins, contemp. calf, slight loss to vol. no. labels and slight loss of leather to spines, joints worn and weak, boards rubbed and worn, folio

Geneva-Tomson-Junius version, see Herbert 312, with “she” reading in Ruth III, 15. (1) £700-1000

Wing B3386. (2)

£200-300

364 Bonardo (Giovanni Maria). La Grandezza, Larghezza, e Distanza di Tutte le Sfere, ridotte a nostre miglia..., Con alcune chiare annotationi, per ciascun Capitolo, di Luigi Grotto Cieco d’Adria, Venice: Fabio & Agostino Zoppini, 1589, ff.132[4], A-R8, woodcut device to title and two woodcut portrait illusts., few woodcut dec. initials, some slight dampstaining, ink ownership stamp to final leaf, 20th c. vellum with yapp fore-edges, 8vo Adams B2379. (1)

£250-350

365 Bothmer (Countess M.Von). Aut Caesar Aut Nihil, 3 vols., 1st ed., 1883, vol. 1 binding a little weak, orig. yellow cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, 8vo Wolff, 603. (3)

£100-150

366 The British Youth’s Vade Mecum; being a Brief History of the Constitutional Establishments of the British Empire, 1st ed., printed for Didier and Tebbett, 1806, hand-col. folding eng. frontis. (with some splits in folds), frontis. and title-page dusty, pubs. ad. leaf at rear, sprinkled edges, contemp. sheep, scuffed and worn, joints split and sl. loss at spine ends, 12mo in 6s, together with Goldsmith (Rev. J., pseud., i.e. Sir Richard Phillips) Goldsmith’s Grammar of Geography, for the Use of Schools..., corrected and improved by W.S. Kenny, T. Allman, 1846, eng. frontis. with volvelle and addn. eng. title (both foxed), ten folding eng. maps, and two eng. plts., some soiling and ink stains, hinges split, orig. sheep, rubbed and stained, upper cover gilt lettered within decorative frame, 12mo in 6s, plus nine other 19th c. children’s books, at least one defective, and one Scolar Press facsimile (12)

369 Caesar (Gaius Julius). Rerum gestarum commentarii XIV...., Omnia Collatis Antiquis Manuscripts..., Frankfurt, 1575, pp.265, [23], 35, 207, woodcut printer’s device to title, numerous woodcut illusts. (inc. two double-page illusts.), dec. initials, head & tailpieces, some dampstaining throughout, upper inner hinge broken, contemp. calf gilt, gilt device to centre of each board, rebacked preserving orig. spine, rubbed and slight wear, folio Bookplates of William Marquis of Lothian, The Earl of Ancram and with the Newbattle Abbey Library label. Adams C61. (1) £500-800

370 Camillo (Giulio). L’Opere, 2 vols. in one, Venice, 1584, titles with woodcut headpieces and devices, occasional wormtrack affecting lettering, dampstain, a couple of leaves loosening, contemporary vellum, some wear to spine, stained, 12mo, together with a defective copy of Nicholas Culpeper’s Pharmacopocia Londinensis, 1683

£70-100

367 Bronte (Charlotte, “Currer Bell”). Villette, 1st ed., 3 vols., Smith, Elder, 1853, half-titles discarded, no ads. present, soiled throughout, several leaves torn (E1 in vol. 3 sometime paperrepaired), marbled endpapers, front free endpapers with Althorp shelfmark label, sprinkled edges, contemp. half calf gilt, scuffed, 8vo Parrish, p.95; Sadleir 349. (3)

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371 [Clayton, John]. Topicks in the Laws of England. Containing Media, Apt for Argument, and Resolution of Law Cases: Also an Exposition of Severall Words, Not Touched by Former Glossaries, 1st ed., 1646, dedication to the Honorable Oliver Saint John Esquire, Solicitor Generall and Oliver Crumwel, errata leaf present, title with frayed foredge, C8 with long tear at inner margin, some wormtracks affecting a few words, previous owner signatures, some soiling, contemporary bookplate of William Jephson, Serjeant at Law, contemporary vellum, some warping and stains, 8vo

£200-300

368 Brownlow (Richard & John Goldesborough). Reports of Divers Choice Cases in Law, Taken by Those Late and Most Judicious Prothonotaries of the Common Pleas, Richard Brownlow and John Goldesborough, Esquires, 3rd ed., 1675, bound with Reports of Divers Famous Cases in Law, 2nd ed., 1675, two vols. in one, engraved portrait frontispiece, first few leaves with wormtrack affecting lettering, one or two leaves loosening, 18th c. calf, rubbed, small loss at foot of spine, 4to Wing B5200; B5202. (1)

£70-100

Wing C4612. John Clayton’s first work, defining common legal phrases, with early dedication to Oliver Cromwell. (1) £250-350

£150-200

374 Combe (William). The Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of the Picturesque, The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of Consolation, The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of a Wife, 3 vols., pub. R.Ackermann, 1823, title pages with dec. aqua. vignette to vols. 1 & 3, seventy-eight aquatint engravings all with orig. hand colouring (complete as list), coloured aquatint tail-piece to vol. 3, some plates trimmed to image, occ. spotting throughout, contemp. bookplate of Eliz. Lees to front pastedown, with matching manuscript ownership inscription to first free end paper, marbled end papers, contemp. calf gilt, spines cracked, slight wear, 12mo Abbey, Life 269. (3)

£150-200

375 Cowell (John). A Law Dictionary: Or the Interpreter of Words and Terms, Used in the Common or Statute Laws of Great Britain, and in Tenures and Jocular Customs, 1727, previous owner initials to title, dampstain, endpapers renewed, 20th c. calf-backed boards, slightly rubbed, folio, with a repaired 1815 copy of John Fox’s Book of Martyrs (2)

376 [Cowper, William]. Gilpin’s Rig; or the Wedding Day Kept, a Droll Story; Read by Mr. Henderson, at Free-masons Hall and Mr. Baddeley, at Drury Lane Theatre. Containing an Account of John Gilpin, the Bold Linen Draper of Cheapside; how he went farther and faster than he intended, and came Home safe at last, printed for S.W. Fores and F. Clarkson, [1785?], pp.15, first and final leaf browned, generally edge-frayed and repaired at gutter, final leaf with loss of several words, untrimmed, recent marbled wrappers, slim 8vo, together with The Yorkshire Hunt; or, an Extraordinary Chase, of the Parson and the Cat, (in the Wolds of Yorkshire), Alfred Miller, 1831, six eng. plts. by M.U. Sears after Cruikshank, orig. printed wrappers (dusty), slim 8vo, plus Hood (Thomas), The Epping Hunt..., Charles Tilt, 1829, six eng. plts. by George Cruikshank, pubs. ad. leaf at rear (with embossed stamp in upper margin), first and final leaves browned, occn. finger-soiling and damp-staining, lacking free endpapers, orig. blindstamped black limp morocco, rubbed and some wear, sm. 8vo in 4s, plus The Epping Hunt..., Charles Tilt, 1830, six eng. plts. by George Cruikshank, lightly foxed in places, orig. printed wrappers, rebacked, slim 8vo

372 Coleridge (Samuel Taylor). Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; or, System of Universal Knowledge: on a Methodical Plan... Third Division. History and Biography. The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 2nd ed., revised, 1853, numerous letterpress engs., all neatly hand-col., a number of leaves with decorative architectural and floral borders hand-painted in watercolour, occn. minor fingersoiling, R2 with lower outer blank corner torn away, final leaf torn and repaired, patterned endpapers, hinges split, orig. bevel-edged cloth gilt, sl. rubbed and marked, 8vo (1)

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£200-300

£80-120

377 Dalrymple (John). A Essay Towards a General History of Feudal Property in Great Britain, 4th ed., 1759, title and dedication with light marginal browning, contemporary calf, rebacked and repaired, 8vo, together with The Compleat English Copyholder, 2 vols., 1735, 2pp. publisher’s list at end of vol. II, occasional light soiling, 20th c. brown calf, slightly rubbed, 8vo, with three others: Every Man his Own Lawyer, 4th ed., 1750, Richard Barnard Fisher’s A Practical Treatise on Copyhold Tenure, With the Methods of Holding Courts-Leet, Court-Baron and Other Courts, 1803 and George Jacob Holyoake’s The History of the Last Trial by Jury for Atheism in England, 1851

373 Collins (John). The Chapter of Kings, pub. J. Harris, 1818, thirty-eight eng. leaves, incl. title, each with hand-col. illust., title soiled and laid down (with upper outer corner torn away), first few leaves with some edge-repairs, lightly toned, close-trimmed, just clipping page nos. in places and with loss of imprint on first text leaf, marbled endpapers, modern half calf, with portion of orig. printed wrappers mounted on covers (rubbed), 136 x 115mm (5.25 x 4.5 ins), together with The Nursery Library, containing I. The Travels of the Mole and the Bat. II. Squire Fox Went Out in a Hungry Plight. III. How Three Little Pigs Went to Market. IV. The Bears and the Bees, George Waterston, [1883], numerous col. plts., musical notation, red edges, orig. dec. cloth, dust-soiled, edges sl. rubbed in places, 4to, plus The Prince of Nursery Playmates, containing Seventy Four Nursery Tales, Nursery Rhymes & Nursery Songs, Sampson Low, [1880], chromo. title-page (with tip of lower outer corner missing) and numerous full-page illusts. (one with 5” closed tear), endpapers renewed, orig. col. pictorial boards, with new cloth spine, covers with some surface loss and edges showing, folio, plus eight others, comprising The Struwwelpeter Alphabet, by Harold Begbie, 1900, five vols. with Kronheim plts., mostly defective, and two Leadenhall Press facsimiles (11)

£100-150

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£150-200

378 Egan (Pierce). Real Life in Ireland: or the Day and Night Scenes, Rovings, Rambles and Sprees, Bulls, Blunders, Boderation and Blarney of Brian Boru Esq. and his Elegant friend Sir Shawn O’Dogherty .... High and Low Life in Dublin and Various parts of Ireland, 3rd. ed., 1822, title page, nineteen aquatint plts. with orig. hand colouring (correct as list), slight offsetting and occ. staining throughout, upper board near detached, contemp. half calf gilt, lacking one inch at head of spine, worn and frayed, 8vo Abbey, Life 282. (1)

£100-150

£150-200

379 Encausse (Gerald, pseud. Papus). La Cabbale, Tradition Secrete de L’Occident, 3rd ed., pub. Lumen, Anvers, [1900], folding frontispiece after Kircher, a few frayed foredges and light spots, contemporary cloth-backed boards, a little rubbed, large 8vo, limited edition, 42/100 initialed by the author, together with Levi (Eliphas), Les Mysteres de la Kabbale, ou L’Harmonie Occulte des Deux Testaments, pub. Nourry, Paris, 1920, illustrations, some light spots, original wrapper bound in at end, t.e.g., contemporary green half morocco, edges slightly rubbed, large 8vo (2)

£100-150

380 Epictetus. Epicteti Stoici Philosophi Enchiridion, una cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula..., Omnia Hieron. Wolfio Interprete, cum ejusdem annotationibus item Porphyrii Philosophi Pythagorici..., 2 vols. in one, Cambridge, 1655, general title printed in red & black and with ownership signature of H.D. Forbes, contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, gilt armorial to centre of each board, 8vo, together with Lactantius (Lucius Coecilius Firmianus), Lucii Coelii sive Caecilii Lactantii Firmiani Opera Omnia quae Exstant cum notis integris Chr. Cellarii et Selectis aut Excerptis Erasmi..., 2 vols. in one, Leipzig, 1739, eng. frontis., title printed in red & black with ownership signature of H.D. Forbes, continuous pagination throughout, manuscript notes to front free endpaper, contemp. vellum, thick 8vo (2)

381 Froissart (Jean). Histoire et Chronique Memorable de Messire Jehan Froissart. Revev et Corrige sus Divers Exemplaires, et Suivant les bons avteurs, par Denis Sauuage de Fontenailles en Brie, Historiographe du Treschrestien Roy Henry deuxiesme de ce nom., 4 vols. in one, Paris: Michel de Roigny, 1574, printers woodcut device to each title, title to vol. 1 with inscription of the Jesuits at Lyon, 1681, (lined to verso), slight general toning and few marks, lacks front free end paper, hinges cracked, contemp. sheep with gilt dec. spine, joints cracked and weak, some loss of leather at head & foot of spine and to board corners etc., worn, folio This issue not in Adams. Refer to Adams F1067 & F1068 for Jehan Ruelle and Michel Sonnius issues. (1) £200-300

£200-300

382 Genebrard (Gilbert). Chronographia in duos libros distincta. Prior est de Rebus veteris Populi: Posterior recentes historias, praesertímq; Ecclesiasticas complectitur, 2 parts in one, Paris, Martinum Iuuenem, 1567, printer’s woodcut device to each title and final leaf, few woodcut dec. initials, general title with very small hole and also library ink stamp to lower outer corner margin, occ. spotting and few marks mostly to margins, modern paper covered limp boards, slim folio Adams G395. (1)

Lot 383

£300-500

383 Gladwin (Francis). The Persian Moonshee, 3 parts in one, reprinted in London, at the Oriental Press, by Wilson & Co., (The Persian Types cast by Vincent Figgins), 1801, thirty-two eng. plts. of Persian script and examples of facsimile Persian script to letterpress, upper margin of title with ownership signature “R.W. Howard Vyse, Edinburgh 180[4?]”, occ. minor spotting, inner hinges slightly cracked, contemp. speckled calf gilt, upper joint slightly cracked, 4to

384 Grose (Francis). A Provincial Glossary, With a Collection of Local Proverbs, and Popular Superstitions, 1st ed., 1787, two parts in one, 4pp. publisher’s list at end, some occasional annotation, previous owner signatures to title, one or two short marginal tears, contemporary boards, some light wear, 8vo (1)

Bookplate of the Howard Vyse family to upper pastedown. Major-General Sir Richard William Howard Vyse, KCMG (1784-1853) was a British soldier, anthropologist and Egyptologist. He was also Member of Parliament for Beverley from 1807-12 and Honiton from 1812-18. At Giza he and John Shae Perring worked with gunpowder forcing their way into several monuments, including the burial chamber of the pyramid of Menkaure. Vyse’s gunpowder archaeology made one highly notable discovery of an additional four chambers in the Great Pyramid of Giza. (1) £700-1000

£150-200

387 Holbein (John). The Dances of Death, Through the Various Stages of Human Life..., 1803, frontis., addn. title-page, and forty-eight plts. etched by D. Deuchar, early ms. ownership name on reverse of frontis. and at head of addn. title, occn. minor spotting, contemp. red half morocco, rubbed, head of spine sl. frayed, small 4to (1)

£80-120

388 [Ireland, William Henry]. Effusions of Love from Chatelar to Mary Queen of Scotland. Translated from a Gallic Manuscript, in the Scotch College, at Paris. Interspersed with Songs, Sonnets, and Notes Explanatory, by the Translator, 1st ed., printed for C. Chapple, 1805, eng. frontis. (foxed and with small worm-trail in upper blank margin), and addn. inserted eng. port. of Mary Queen of Scotland, woodcut vign. tail-pieces, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, marbled endpapers, early 20th c. dark blue half morocco gilt, sm. 8vo Scarce first edition of one of Ireland’s forgeries. William Ireland, usually known as Samuel (after a brother who died in childhood), is more commonly known for his forgeries of Shakespearean documents and plays. (1) £150-200

385 Heath (William). The Looking Glass, vol.1, issue nos. 1-12, pub. Thomas Mclean, 1830, forty-seven (of 48?) leaves of caricatures with original hand colouring, several pages part excised and replaced with near contemp. paper, some additional juvenile colouring, fore edges frayed with occ. loss, occ. repaired closed tears, some strengthening to verso, hinges and joints weak, contemp. half morocco, upper board near detached, lacking spine, bumped, stained, rubbed and frayed, folio (1)

£300-500

386 Herodotus of Halicarnassus. Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiographi libri novem, musarum nominibus inscripti, interprete lauren[totio] Val[la], Cologne, Eucharium Cervicornum, aere & impensa M. Godefridi Hittorpii, 1526, [28], 274 pp., main title with elaborate woodcut border, first leaf of main text with additional woodcut border, some damp marking to margins, mostly to lower inner margins to front and rear, old vellum, rubbed and some soiling and wear, folio Adams lists only the edition of 1537 by the same publisher (Adams page 400). The woodcut title border depicts scenes from the legend of Hercules. (1) £300-500

389 Johnson (Samuel). A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from their Originals ..., to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, 2 vols. bound in 4, 8th ed., corrected and revised, 1799, port. frontis. to vol. 1, contemp. half calf, with good quality rebacks, thick 4to (4)

£300-400

392 Mornay (Philippe de). Mysterium Iniquitatis sev, Historia Papatus. Quibus Gradibus ad id Fastigii Enisus sit, quamque acriter omni tempore et ubique a piis contra intercessum. Asseruntur etiam jura Imperatorum, Regum, et Principum Christianorum adversus Bellarminum & Baronium Cardinales, Salmurii: Thomam Portaeum, 1611, eng. illust. to title (two small holes to one line of title repaired to verso), eng. port., some browning and spotting, inner hinges cracked, contemp. reddish brown vellum with blind embossed armorial to centre of each board surrounded by blind rollwork decoration, old calf reback, joints cracked and some wear, folio (1)

£300-400

393 Nicolas (Nicholas Harris). The Siege of Carlaverock in the XXVIII Edward I, AD MCCC; with the Arms of the Earls, Barons, and Knights, who were Present on the Occasion..., 1828, hand-col. frontis., title in red & black, num. hand col. coats-of-arms to text, occ. spotting, a.e.g., contemp. blindstamped calf gilt, rebacked, rubbed to extrems., 4to (1)

394 Overall (John). Bishop Overall’s Convocation-Book, MDCVI, Concerning the Government of Gods Catholick Church and the Kingdoms of the Whole World, 1690, with imprimatur leaf and two eng. ports. before title, some damp staining throughout particularly affecting outer margins, sl. worming to first few leaves affecting imprimatur and port. leaves, a few leaves near-detached, contemp. half calf, some wear and cracked on joints, 4to

390 Manutius (Paulus). Epistolarvm Libri XII Uno nuper addito. Eivsdem qvae. Praefationes Appellantvr, Venice: Hieronymum Polum, 1582, printer’s woodcut device to title, early ink signature to lower margin of title and following leaf, slight worming to fore-edge margins throughout volume, few minor marks, contemp. limp vellum, lacks ties, 8vo (1)

£100-150

Wing O607. (1)

£80-120

£200-300

391 Maximus (of Tyre). Sermones siue Disputationes XLI, 1st ed. in Greek, [Geneva]: ex Officina Henrici Stephani, 1557, printer’s woodcut device to title, contemp. limp vellum, slightly marked, covers slightly loose, 8vo, together with Sermones siue Disputationes XLI. Ex Cosmi Pacci Archiepiscopi Florentini interpretatione, Ab Henrico Stephano quamplurimis in locis emendata, 1st ed. in Greek, [Geneva]: Ex Officina Henrici Stephani, 1557, printer’s woodcut device to title and with early ink inscription, contemp. vellum, slightly marked, 8vo Adams M939 & M940. (2)

£300-400

395 Ovidius Naso (Publius). Opera Omnia..., Ex accuratissima recensione Nicol. Heinsii..., Editio nitidissima, accuratissima, Accurante Cornelio Schrevelio, 3 vols., Leiden: Petrum Leffen, 1662, letterpress title to vol. 1 and eng. title to each, nineteen eng. plts., half-title to ‘Libri V et de Ponto Libri IV’ in vol. 3 torn away, contemp. calf, elaborate gilt dec. spines with morocco title labels, 8vo Armorial bookplate of Thornton of Brockhall to each. (3)

Lot 392

£150-200

398 Palairet (Jean). Nouvelle Methode Pour Apprendre a Bien Lire, et a Bien Orthographier... pour l’usage de son Altesse Royale Madame La Princesse Louise, presentement Reine de Dnemarc, 8th ed., Jean Nourse, 1748, title-page stained by turn-ins, lacking front free endpaper, rear hinge split, contemp. speckled calf, rubbed in places, head of spine sl. frayed, 8vo All early editions are scarce. (1)

£70-100

399 Papal Bulls. A collection of approx. twenty-five Papal Bulls, pub. 1567-1730, including, Breve Sanctis D.N. Pii V. Super declaratione Ordinum Mendicantium, Rome, 1567, ff.4, full-page woodcut illust., some browning and staining, 4to, bound with Indulgentiae, et Amplissimae Concessiones Perpetuae S.D.N.D. Pii Papapae V. pro omnibus Conventibus constructis, & de nouo construendis ordinis S. Dominici, in Provinciis Indiarum Occidentalium, 30 Oct., 1571, single-sheet broadside printed to one side only, woodcut illusts. at head, two library ink stamps, folio, bound with Santissimi D.N. D. Clementis Divina Providentia Papae X. Bulla Canonizationis S. Ludovici Bertrandi Ordinis Praedicatorum, Rome, 1674, 16pp., woodcut armorial to title and one illust. to text, library ink stamps throughout, 4to, bound with others similar including two in manuscript, mostly with library ink stamps, 18th c. vellum, marked and some wear, folio (1)

396 Ovidius Naso (Publius). Metamorphoseon Libri XV. Raphaelis Regii Volaterrani Luculentissima explanatio, cum nouis Jacobi Micylli, uiri eruditissimi, additionibus. Lactantii Placiti in singulas fabulas argumeta... Coelii Rhodigini, Joan. Baptistae Egnatii, Henrici Glareani, Giberti Longolii, & Jacobi Fanensis, in pleraque omnia loca difficiliora annotationes..., Venice: Joan. Gryphium, 1565, printer’s woodcut device and early ink ownership inscription to title, numerous woodcut illusts. and few dec. initials, some fraying to margins mostly at front and rear of volume (outer margins of title and final leaf repaired), small worm hole to inner margin of initial four leaves and final 38 leaves at rear, some light dampstaining and browning to few leaves, 20th c. blind panelled sheep gilt, folio This edition not found in Adams. (1)

£300-400

400 Perkins (John). Floral Designs for the Table; Directions for its Ornamentation with Leaves, Flowers, & Fruit, with Classified Lists of Suitable Plants, Berries, and Leaves, 1877, twenty-four chromo. plates of table designs, slight fraying to edges of last few leaves and few minor marks, orig. printed boards with cloth spine strip, rubbed with some fraying to extrems., oblong 4to (1)

£700-1000

£200-300

401 Perottus (Nicolaus). Cornucopiae Latinae Linguae. Hoc est, Ditissimum penu: unde omnia, quae in primis ad culturam in literis ingeniorum desyderari possunt, maxima & diligentia, & copia exponuntur, authore Nicolao Perotto..., Basel: Joannis Valderi, 1536, printer’s woodcut device to title and final leaf, dec. woodcut initials, some dampstaining to lower outer corners, near contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, folio

397 Oxenford (John, and Feiling, C.A.). Tales from the German, comprising Specimens from the Most Celebrated Authors, 1st ed., Chapman and Hall, 1844, occn. light foxing and finger-soiling, endpapers dusty, armorial bookplate of Smith Sligo on front pastedown, hinges split, one gathering starting, orig. blindstamped cloth gilt, rubbed and marked, spine ends and joints frayed with sl. loss, 8vo

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Containing the work of Heinrich von Kleist, Friedrich Schiller, J.W. Goethe, Heinrich Zschokke and Ludwig Tieck, amongst others. (1) £100-150

£300-400

402 Pocock (Edward). A Commentary on the Prophecy of Micah [& Malachi], 2 vols. in one, pub. Oxford, 1677, eng. illust. to title of each, some dampstaining and browning throughout, contemp. calf, upper board near detached, worn, folio (1)

£100-150

403 Polanco (Juan Alfonso). R. P. Joannis Polanci Societatis Jesu Theologi, Directorium Breve, ad Confessarii, ac Confitentis munus recte obeundum..., Cologne: Petri Henning, 1614, bound with Methodus ad eos Adjuvandos, qui Moriuntur..., Cologne: Ludovicum Alectorium & Jacobi Soteris, 1580, woodcut Jesuit emblem to title of each, colophon at end of second title ‘Rome: Victorium Elianum, 1577’, some slight dampstaining, late 18th/early 19th c. paste-paper wrappers, slight wear to extrems., 12mo The two titles appear to form one work. (1)

406 Rowlandson (Thomas, illust.). The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque, a Poem [by William Combe], 8th ed., 1819/The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation; a Poem, 2nd ed., 1820/The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife, a Poem, 1821, eighty hand-col. aquas., including titles to first and third vols. (that to latter with early pencilled notes), some offsetting of text to plts. and vice versa, occn. marks, first and third vols. with stitching weak and several leaves detached, marbled endpapers and edges, contemp. half calf, rubbed and worn, joints cracked, vol. 3 with text block split in several places, vols. 1 and 2 with upper cover detached, 8vo in 4s

£150-200

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£150-200

404 Puysegur (Jacques Francois de Chastenet de). Art de la Guerre, par Principes et par Regles, 2 vols. bound in one, Paris, Charles-Antoine Jombert, 1748, fine eng. port. frontis. of the author by J. Daulle after R. Tourniere, first title with eng. vignette, eng. title to second part by Marvye after Babel, XX (41?) folding and doublepage eng. plates, several eng. culs-de-lampe after Cochin, a few minor marks (generally in clean condition), 19th c. ownership ink stamp to front blank of F. Veillon Colonel, marbled endpapers, contemp. mottled full calf, gilt dec. spine with large eng. coat of arms to centre of both covers, surmounted with ducal coronet and armorial supported by unicorns to either side, rubbed and some wear to joints and extrems. (upper joint partly split at foot), outer corners showing, large folio (435 x 295mm) Cohen-de Ricci 830. First edition of the Marquis de Puysegur’s important treatise, published posthumously by his son, in which the author expresses his universal theory of successful warfare, partly in opposition to the growing use of firearms. (1) £400-600

407 Salnove (Robert de). La Venerie Royale Divise’e en IV. Parties qui Contiennent les Chasses du Cerf, du Lievre, du Chevreuil, du Sanglier, du Loup et du Renard, avec le Denombrement des Forests... de France..., Paris, 1665, addn. eng. title (paper surface of lower margin rubbed with some loss of imprint and single worm hole to image), some worming to fore-edge margins throughout volume, slight dampstaining and fraying to lower outer corners of last few leaves, contemp. calf with gilt dec. spine, joints slightly cracked at head & foot, covers slightly rubbed, 4to

405 Rampegollis (Antonius de). Figure Biblie ... post omnes impressiones ubique terrarum excussas: novissime collatis omnibus exemplaribus: que haberi potuerunt: affatim recognite: cunctisque mendis & erroribus: quibus undique scatebant: expurgate, Venice, Cesare Arrivabene, 9 April, 1519, twenty-four unnumbered preliminary leaves, 263 leaves numbered in roman numerals, one small woodcut illust. to first leaf of main text and numerous woodcut initials throughout, printer’s woodcut device to verso of final leaf, a little soiling to title, and frayed with minor loss to extreme fore-edge (with paper restrengthening), light waterstains to margins at front and rear of vol., worm track to blank inner margin to central portion of text, generally not affecting text, 18th century mottled calf, giltdec. spine, rubbed and a little wear, small 8vo Not in Adams. (1)

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£300-400

£400-600

408 Schedel (Hartmann). Seven loose single sheet leaves, c.1495, seven leaves of text each illustrated with woodcut portraits, one page partially excised and replaced with later paper, two leaves with small hole affecting text, occ. soiling and staining, each approx. 400 x 280mm (7)

£150-200

409 Swift (Jonathan). Works..., With some Account of the Author’s Life, and Notes Historical and Explanatory, by John Hawkesworth, 15 (of 16) vols., 1755-65, lacking vol. 11, num. eng. plts., together with Letters, Written by the Late Jonathan Swift, D. D., Dean of St. Patrick’s, Dublin, and Several of His Friends, from the Year 1703 to 1740..., 6 vols., New ed., 1766-68, all contemp. uniform calf, gilt dec. spines with morocco label, slight splitting to some joints, rubbed, 8vo (21)

411 Twain (Mark, really Samuel Langhorne Clemens). The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and Other Sketches, 1st ed, 1st issue, pub. Webb, New York, 1867, unbroken type on pages 21, 66 and 198, lacking single leaf advert. leaf before title, lower corner of title torn away, front blank detached, some light spotting, hinges cracking, original green cloth, angled gilt frog vignette to lower left corner of upper cover, small tears at spine ends, lower joint splitting, slight lean, 8vo

£150-200

410 Tabourot (Estienne). Les Bigarrures et Touches du Seigneur des Accords. Avec les Apophtegmes du Sieur Gaulard et les Escraignes Dijonnoises, derniere edition, reveue & de nouveau augmentée de plusieurs Epitaphes, Dialogues & ingenieuses equivoques, Rouen, 1640, title printed in red and black (with ownership inscription to lower portion crossed through), five parts in one, text in three parts, b & w woodcut illusts. to text, including two portraits, some light damp marking towards upper outer corners at front of vol., contemp. vellum with yapp fore-edges, rubbed and some marks, with a little wear to top right corner of upper cover, 8vo

The author’s first book. (1)

Brunet V629; Tchemerzine X, 335. A popular collection of fables, satirical pieces, rhymes, anagrams, and other amusing pieces, first published in this collective format in 1603. (1) £100-150

£2000-3000

SCIENCE & MEDICINE

416 Alberti (Giuseppe Antonio). La Pirotechnia o sia trattato dei fuochi d’artificio, Venice, Giovanni Battista Recurti, 1749, viii + 128 pp., plus errata leaf at end, twenty-one folding eng. copper plates, some light foxing to first and last few leaves, near-contemp. limp card wrappers, some marks and light soiling, 4to

412 Vaenius (Otto). Le Spectacle de la vie Humaine; ou Lecons de Sagesse..., The Hague: Jean van Duren, 1755, title printed in red & black (slightly marked and with short closed-tear to fore-edge margin), 103 half-page eng. illusts. and decorative typographical borders throughout volume, closed-tear to leaf G4, few minor marks, contemp. mottled calf, gilt dec. spine and board edges, red morocco title label to spine, upper board near detached, lower joint cracked at head, 4to Landwehr 131. (1)

Berlin Catalogue 3304. Not in Cicognara, or Honeyman. Ex-libris Sebastiano Canterzani (1734-1819) the Bolognese mathematician, with his bookplate to front pastedown. (1) £1500-2000

£200-300

413 Vines (Richard). The Hearse of the Renowned, the Right Honourable Robert Earle of Essex and Ewe..., As it was Represented in a Sermon, Preached in the Abbey Church at Westminster, at the Magnificent Solemnity of His Funerall, Octob. 22. 1646, Published by Order of the House of Peeres, Printed by T.R. and E.M. for Abel Roper, 1646, lacks first leaf facing title (A1, Order to print), 38pp., some browning and spotting, modern qtr. cloth, slim 4to Wing V553. (1)

£70-100

414 William III (King of England, 1650-1702). The Prince of Orange His Declaration: Shewing the Reasons why he Invades England with a Short Preface; and some Modest Remarks on it, RePrinted at Edinburgh, by the Heir of Andrew Anderson, 1688, 24pp., trimmed to edges with slight loss of text, disbound 4to Wing W2332. (1)

£70-100

415 Wood (J.G.). The Illustrated Natural History, 3 vols., n.d., c. 1880, wood engs. throughout, contemp. half calf, gilt dec. spine with morocco labels, some fading, 4to, together with Hulme (F. Edward), Familiar Swiss Flowers, 1908, num. col. plts., recent half morocco gilt, 8vo, together with nineteen other leather bindings (23)

Lot 417

£200-300

417 Argenterius (Joannes). De Morbis Libri XIIII. Ad magnanimum principem Cosmum Medicem Florentinorum ducem Librorum Catalogum et quid accesserit ex secunda hac aeditione proxima docebit pagina, 1st ed., Florence: Laurentius Torrentius, 1556, woodcut dec. title (repaired to fore-edge margin), woodcut dec. initials throughout and printer’s woodcut device to final leaf, title with ownership inscription of ‘Christophorus Helwig, Paris, 1664’ to lower margin and also with perforated library stamp & ink stamp to verso, some early ink marginalia and underscoring throughout, perforated library stamp to leaf Q3, some dampstaining mostly to margins of initial leaves, t.e.g., recent endpapers, rebound using 18th c. vellum from another binding, folio Not in Adams. (1)

£400-600

419 Bryant (Jacob). A New System, or, an Analysis of Ancient Mythology: Wherein an Attempt is made to divest Tradition of Fable; and to reduce the Truth to its Original Purity, 3 vols., mixed eds. (vols. 1 & 2, 2nd ed. & vol. 3, 1st ed.), 1775-76, twenty-seven eng. plts. and three maps (inc. 2 double-page), slight offsetting from plts. to text, upper hinge of vol. 1 broken, contemp. speckled calf, recent reback, spines retaining orig. title and volume number labels, 4to (3)

418 Bartoli (Cosimo). Del Modo di Misurare le distantie, le superficie, i corpi, le piante, le prouincie, le prospettiue & tutte le altre cose terrene, che possono occorrere a gli huomini, 2nd ed., Venice: Francesco Franceschi, 1589, title within woodcut border (slightly frayed to margins & minor dust soiling), woodcut port. illust. and numerous woodcut illusts. and diags. throughout, two folding woodcut diagrams, some worm holes and worm trails throughout, slight dampstaining, 20th c. marbled endpapers, 20th c. vellum with worm holes to spine, 4to Adams B277 & Mortimer 45. (1)

£200-300

420 Buttner (David Sigismund). Rudera Diluvii Testes, i.e. Zeichen und Zeugen der Sundfluth, in Ansehung des itzigen Zustandes unserer Erd-und Wasser-Kugel ..., Leipzig, Johann Friedrich Braunen, 1710, eng. allegorical frontis. (close-trimmed to fore-margin, slightly touching image), title printed in red and black, folding etched view of Querfurt, thirty-three etched plates at rear, including many folding, one or two close-trimmed to fore-margin, and with light waterstain, minor browning, old blindstamped owner’s coat of arms to frontis., title and first two leaves of prelims., contemp. speckled calf, gilt dec. spine, rubbed and joints sl. cracked, small 4to

£400-600

An important early work on Palaeontology. (1)

£500-800

Lot 421

421 Byrne (Oliver). The First Six Books of the Elements of Euclid in which Coloured Diagrams and Symbols are used instead of Letters for the Greater Ease of Learners, pub. William Pickering, 1847, half-title, numerous colour-printed diagrams to text, spotting and some browning, later cloth, slight loss to spine and lacks title label, some general wear at corners and spine ends, 4to McLean, Victorian Book Design (1st ed., 1963) pp.50-51: “...It is based on the theory that by means of colour (in the words of the author’s Preface) ‘the Elements of Euclid can be acquired in less than one third the time usually employed’. The result is a decided complication of Euclid, but a triumph for Charles Whittingham [of the Chiswick Press]”. (1) £500-800

422 Cardano (Girolamo). De Rerum Varietate libri XVII, a prima editione ab ipso denuo authore recogniti ..., Avignon, Matthaeum Vincentium, 1558, b&w woodcut illusts. to text throughout, one folding woodcut plate showing two charts of astronomical transit (torn and crudely repaired with sellotape), and one folding numerical table, title stained to fore-edge, with some consequent minor paper repair, following leaf with portion to fore-margin torn away and missing (slightly affecting one or two words), later stained sheep, 8vo (1)

Lot 423

£500-800

423 Coronelli (Vincenzo Maria). Epitome Cosmografica, o Compendiosa Introduttione All’ Astronomia, Geografia, & Idrografia, per l’uso, Dilucidatione, e Fabbrica Delle Sfere, Globi, Planisferj, Astrolabj, eTavole Geografiche..., Colonia [Venice]: Andrea Poletti, 1693, addn. eng. title, thirtytwo eng. plts., diags. & maps only (of 37, inc. 30 double-page and 2 folding), one double-page plt. with 2 volvelles (each with 3 moving parts), one double-page plt. detached and map of Spain with two holes & closed-tear, folding plt. with closed-tear to fold, ink library stamp to verso of title and final leaf, few minor marks and some light dampstaining, initial 40pp. with worming at foot of inner margins, sewing slightly weak mostly at front and rear, slight fraying to fore-edge margins, upper inner hinge split, contemp. limp vellum, worn and with loss at head & foot of spine, 4to Bookplate of Bibliotheque du Prince W.C. Czartoryski. Riccardi I/1, 374. (1)

£1200-1500

425 Dicquemare (Jacques-Francois). La Connoissance de l’Astronomie, Rendue aisee, & mise a la portee de tout le monde, 2nd ed., Paris, 1771, twenty-six eng. plts. (inc. four folding), occ. minor spotting to few leaves, contemp. mottled calf, gilt dec. spine, slight wear to board edges, 8vo (1)

£300-400

426 [Drummond, Sir William]. Memoir on the Antiquity of the Zodiacs of Esneh and Dendera, 1st ed., 1821, three eng. plts. (inc. 2 folding), occ. minor spotting, contemp. half calf, boards detached and lacks spine, 8vo (1)

£100-150

427 Emerson (William). The Principles of Mechanics, explaining and demonstrating the general laws of motion ..., 3rd corrected ed., 1773, forty-three folding eng. plts., some spotting, particularly to margins, old ownership signature of Samuel Lyle to title, contemp. polished calf, corners bumped, joints cracked, 4to

424 Dalton (John). A New System of Chemical Philosophy, Parts I & II only, 1st eds., Manchester, 1808-10, eight eng. plts., some occ. light browning, and dust soiling, folding litho. table ‘Atomic Symbols by John Dalton Explanatory of a Lecture Given by Him to the Members of the Manchester Mechanics Institution 19th October 1835’ tipped-in as frontis. to Part I, old ownership name of Geo. Miller to front free endpaper of Part I, ex lib with ink name stamp to title verso and at foot of final page of each (plus two stamps to additional table verso), partly uncut, modern limp cloth gilt with library labels to endpapers, 8vo

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£100-150

428 [Fuller, Major A.C.] Hints for Wireless Designs, for Amateurs, by Alfrec, 2nd ed., 1913, illustrations, inscribed by the author to front endpaper (small excised and repaired section), rear endpapers browned, original pictorial cloth, a little rubbed, 8vo, with a manuscript 2pp. letter, dated July 1914 from the author, discussing the Dynaphone, with a diagram at the end, old folds, plus a loose descriptive pamphlet of the Dynaphone with patent application, 1913

The third part of Dalton’s classic work on the atomic theory of matter was published as volume II in 1827. PMM 261; Dibner 44; Grolier 22. (2) £2000-3000

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£70-100

429 Gregory (David). Astronomiae Physicae & Geometricae Elementa, 2 vols., 2nd revised ed., Geneva, 1726, eng. frontis. to vol. 1, titles to both volumes printed in red & black and with eng. illust. to each, eng. port. plt., one folding table and forty-eight eng. diagram plts. (mostly folding), ink library stamps to titles, few leaves of text and verso of some plts. etc., vol. 2 lacks front free endpaper, some slight dampstaining and scattered spotting, contemp. mottled sheep, gilt dec. spines, joints cracked and some loss at head & foot of spines, 4toHoneymann 1552. Contains the first reprint of Halley’s Astonomiae Cometicae Synopsis. (2)

431 Helmont (Jan Baptista van). Ortus Medicinae, id est initia physicae inaudita progressus medicinae novus, in morborum ultionem ad vitam longam, edente authoris filio Francisco Mercurio van Helmont, 4th ed., Lyon, Jean Baptiste Devenet, 1655, eng. title page by N. Auroux, text in double column, woodcut headpieces and initials, some damp staining and marks to inner margin, with minor worming at foot, bound with Opuscula Medica Inaudita, Lyon, 1655, some marginal foxing and minor waterstains, contemp. calf, rubbed and some wear, with upper joint partly cracked, folio

£400-600

430 Harris (John). Astronomical Dialogues Between a Gentleman and a Lady: Wherein the Doctrine of the Sphere, Uses of the Globes, and the Elements of Astronomy and Geography are Explain’d; In a Pleasant, Easy, and Familiar Way, 2nd ed., 1729, six eng. plts (four folding), contemp. Cambridge pane calf, joints split, wear to extrems., rubbed and marked, 8vo (1)

Osler 2929. Waller 4307. (1)

£150-200

£250-350

432 Hippocrates. Aphorismoru(m) Sectiones Septem, recens è Graeco in Latinum Sermonem conuersae, et luculentissimis, iisdemq(ue) breuissimis Commentariis illustratae et expositae: adiectis annotationibus..., Paris: Jacobum Gazellum, 1545, early ink signatures and annotations to title (few crossed-through), single worm hole throughout majority of volume, sewing partly broken and signature K near detached, inner hinges repaired, 18th c. marbled wrappers over recent card boards, upper joint cracked, 8vo Hoffmann II, 436. (1)

£250-350

434 Kepler (Johannes). Eclogae Chronicae ex Epistolis Doctissimorum Aliquor Virorum, & Suis Mutuis, 1st ed., pub. Johann Bringer for Godfried Tambach, Frankfurt, 1615, bound with Joannis Keppleri... ad Epistolam Sethi Calvissi Chronologi Responsio..., 1st ed., pub. Erasmus Kempfer for Godfied Tambach, Frankfurt, 1614, 2 vols. in one, woodcut device to each title, woodcut headpieces and initials, Ecologae O4 & 2A2 trimmed with slight loss of text, some spotting and browning throughout, unobtrusive marginal dampstain, some underlining, crossings-through and annotation in an early hand, including ‘auctor damnatus’ to first title, modern vellum, 4to

433 Hyginus (Gaius Julius). Poeticon Astronomicon, Pavia, Jacob Paucidrapius, for Octavianus Scotus, 12 January 1513, full-page woodcut of an astronomical, or armillary sphere to title (repeated to verso), forty-seven woodcut illustrations of the constellations, numerous woodcut initials, including several large format, early ink annotations to first half of text, occ. minor marks and small stain to top margin at front of vol., modern vellum binding (utilising early vellum), small 4to

Kepler’s two works on chronology. Eclogae Chronicae is the culmination of correspondence between Kepler and four friends: Seth Calvisius, Johannes Deckers, Markus Gerstenberger and Hewart von Hohenburg, c. 1606, concerning the chronology of the main events in Christ’s life, including Kepler’s calculation of the year of Christ’s birth (published in De Jesu Christi..., Frankfurt, 1606) and the period of Christ’s activity, set by Kepler at two and a quarter years. The second work is a reply by Kepler to Calvisius, who had written in defence of his defering position to Kepler on the Nativity. Caspar 47 & 45; Zinne 4514. (1) £2000-3000

STC 337. Sander 3477. Honeyman 1737. An early edition of the Poeticon Astronomicon, with the striking woodcut illustrations first published by Ratdolt ... in 1482, and which were freely adapted in the earliest celestial map of the later 16th and 17th centuries. (1) £1000-1500

436 Maffei (Giovanni Camillo). Scala Naturale, overo Fantasia Dolcissima, intorno alle cose occulte, e. desiderate nella Filosofia, Venice, Giovanno Varisco, 1564, title with printer’s woodcut device, and full-page woodcut portrait of the author to verso, several woodcut initials, one woodcut illust. to text, some marks and light staining to title, occ. marginal marks elsewhere, old limp vellum, some wear, 8vo

435 Lullius (Raymundus). Raymundi Lullii Maioricani... libelli aliquot Chemici: Nunc primum, excepto Vade mecum, in lucem opera Doctoris Toxitae editi..., Basileae: Petrum Pernam, 1572, pp.[xvi]+480+[31], one woodcut diag. to text, few woodcut dec. initials, some dampstaining and browning throughout, remains of index tabs to fore-edge, contemp. calf, gilt dec. spine, later printed paper label to spine, joints cracked and some wear, 8vo

First edition of Maffei’s cosmological treatise, in which the world is envisaged as a series of fourteen concentric spheres with man at the centre. In the illustration, the author is shown giving instruction on the ascent through the stages, to the work’s dedicatee, Giovanni di Capua, Count of Altavilla. (1) £400-600

437* Microscopical Journals. Quarterly Microscopical Journal, vols. 1-8, 1861-68, ex-lib., contemp. half morocco, some wear and four spines partly detached, together with Monthly Microscopical Journal, vols. 1-18, 1869-77, modern buckram gilt, plus Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, 8 vols., 1881/95, first 5 vols. contemp. cloth gilt and the remainder contemp. half morocco gilt, all rubbed, plus an unbroken run of the same journal from 1900 to 1938, library buckram gilt, all somewhat rubbed and soiled, plus others related including Watson Microscopical Record, a complete set in purposemade box, 1924-39, the Journal of the Quekett Society, 1868-2003, a broken run of bound volumes and orig. issues, plus some related books, etc.

Adams L1707; Palau 143.887; Duveen 370; Ferguson II, 54 & Honeyman 2066. The first collected edition. (1) £2000-3000

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£200-300

439 Muncker (Thomas). Mythographi Latini. C. Jul. Hyginus, Fab. Planciades Fulgentius, Lactantius Placidus, Albricus Philosophus; Thomas Munckerus omnes ex libris MSS. partim, partim conjecturis verisimilibus emendavit..., 2 vols. in one, Amsterdam: Joannis a Someren, 1681, eng. port. plt., numerous eng. illusts. to text, single worm hole to fore-edge margins of few leaves at rear of volume, ink ownership stamp of F. Madan to title and front free endpaper, armorial bookplate of Edward E. Nicholson, Worcester College, Oxford to front pastedown, a.e.g., 19th c. straight grain maroon morocco, blind decoration to spine and boards, joints slightly rubbed, 8vo, together with [Gale, Thomas], Opuscula Mythologica Physica et Ethica, Graece et Latine, Seriem eorum sistit pagina Praefationem proxime sequens, Amsterdam: Henricum Wetstenium, 1688, addn. eng. title, letterpress title printed in red & black and with ownership signature’H.D. Forbes’, worm hole & trail to fore-edge margin of leaves 2L7 & 2L8, 18th c. calf, gilt dec. spine lacking title label, joints cracked at head & foot, 8vo

438 Monte (Guidobaldo del). In duos Archimedis aeque ponderantium libros paraphrasis scholiis illustrata, 1st ed., Pesaro, Girolamo Concordia, 1588 [1587], [4], 202 pp., + single-page errata leaf with colophon, woodcut illust. to title, numerous woodcut diagrams to text, A2-3 with some browning to centre of fore-margin and the second leaf with old repaired vertical tear, not affecting text, later 18th c. polished calf gilt, with later plain reback, rubbed and some marks, with some wear to outer corners, folio STC 37. Adams U6. The first edition of Guidobaldo’s (or Ubaldo’s) commentary on Archimedes and an important contribution to the two early mechanics and the study of gravity. The author corresponded with Galileo on this subject. (1) £1500-2000

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£200-300

440 Nores (Giasone de). Sphera di lason Denores Raccolta da Nobilissimi Scrittori, et con novo ordine sommamente facilitata..., Discorso del medesimo intorno alla Geografia, 2 parts in one, Padova: Paolo Meietti, 1589, printer’s woodcut device to title and final leaf of each part, some light dampstaining and spotting mostly to initial leaves, sewing slightly weak, contemp. limp vellum, few marks and lacking ties, slim 4to (1)

£500-800

Lot 442

441 Peurbach (Georg). Theoricae Novae Planetarum, ab Erasmo Reinholdo Salveldensi pluribus figuris auctae, & illustratae scholiis, quibus studiosi praeparentur, ac invitentur ad lectionem ipsius Ptolemaei. Recens edita & auctae novis scholiis in Theoria Solis ab ipso autore. Inserta item methodica tractatio de illuminatione Lunae, num. woodcut illusts., including one or two folding, some browning, some minor marginal stains and sl. fraying to extreme margins of first few leaves, later plain wrappers, small 8vo (1)

£400-600

442 Peurbach (Georg). Novae Theoricae Planetarum... à Petro Apiano Mathematicae rei Ordinario Ingolstadiano iam ad omnem ueritatem redactae, et eruditis figuris illustratae, [Venice: Petrum de Nicolinis Sabiensis, 1551], ff.40, numerous woodcut diags. to text, printer’s woodcut device to final leaf, some dampstaining throughout, 20th c. antique style gilt dec. limp vellum, broken ties, 8vo Honeyman 2467. This is the fifth edition of this work on the planetary system. (1) £700-1000

Lot 442

444 Porta (Giovanni Battista della ). Phytognomonica, 1st ed., Naples, Horatio Salviani, 1588, title with elaborate woodcut scroll work border, with woodcut portrait of the author to verso, numerous woodcut illusts. of plants and animals, woodcut headpiece and initials, one leaf (AA1), with short tear towards upper outer corner, barely affecting text and with minimal loss, minor worming towards foot of inner margin throughout (with careful archival repair), a few leaves at rear of vol. somewhat browned, later plain boards, with some soiling and waterstain to head of upper cover, folio

443 Piso (Willem). De Indiae utriusque re naturali et medica, libri quatuordecim, Amsterdam, Elzevir, 1658, fine engraved title, numerous woodcut illusts. to text, of animals and plants, one preliminary leaf with short closed tear repaired to fore-margin (without loss), early ownership inscription to leaf following title, dated 1692, later vellum, folio (350 x 225mm)

STC 536. Adams P1938. Mortimer 399. Hunt 158. Nissen BBI 463. Norman 1724. First edition of Porta’s Phytognomonica (and the earliest issue with the title page dated 1588, according to Norman), in which the author presents his theory of signatures, according to which the external form of a plant indicates its medicinal properties. For example a walnut is effective in curing ailments of the head, because it has the appearance of a human brain. (1) £2000-3000

Garrison-Morton 1825; Nissen BBI 1533; & Nissen IVB 589; Willems 1236. ‘A pioneer work on tropical medicine and the largest work from the standpoint of format published by the Elzevirs’ (Garrison-Morton). The second edition of Piso’s Historia naturalis brasiliae (first published in 1648), but significantly revised and enlarged, with a commentary on Garcia d’Orta, and a discussion of East Indian species in relation to the West Indies, by Jacob Bontius, and a large number of new woodcuts. (1) £3000-4000

446 Ptolomaeus (Claudius). Claudii Ptolemaei Liber De Analemmate, a Federico Commandino Urbinate instauratus, & commentariis illustratus, Qui nunc primum eius opera e tenebris in lucem prodit. Eiusdem Federici Commandini liber De Horologiorum descriptione, Rome: Paulum Manutium, 1562, hand-col. printer’s woodcut device to title with annotation to lower margin, geometric diagrams to text, contemp. limp vellum with yapp fore-edges, lacking ties, 4to Adams P2216; Honeyman 2558. (1)

445 Porta (Giovanni Battista della). Magiae Naturalis Libri Viginti, in quibus scientiarum naturalium divitiae, & deliciae demonstrantur... Hanau, Wechel für Auber u. Schleich, 1619, ownership inscriptions to title and ink stamps to verso, woodcut illusts. to text, few annotations to text, browning throughout volume, contemp. vellum, lacks ties, 8vo Wellcome I, 5188. (1)

£2000-3000

447 Robertson (Guillaume Eugene). La Minerve, Vaisseau Aerien Destine aux Decouvertes, et Propose a toutes les Acedemies de l’Europe, 2nd ed., Paris, 1820, 36pp., two folding eng. plts. and 3pp. of eng. illusts., occ. scattered spotting, 20th c. half calf gilt, contrasting morocco labels to spine, joints slightly rubbed, slim 8vo (1)

£300-400

£300-500

448 Salmon (William). Seplasium. The Compleat English Physician: or, the Druggist’s Shop Opened. Explicating all the Particulars of which Medicines at this day are composed and made..., 1693, lacking 28pp. of ‘The Table of Diseases’ at front of volume, some dust soiling and few marks, inner hinges weak, contemp. calf, joints split and leather torn and lifting to upper board, rubbed and some wear, 8vo (1)

£70-100

Lot 447

450 Stephenson (John & Churchill, James Morss). Medical Botany; Or, Illustrations and Descriptions of the Medical Plants of the London, Edinburgh and Dublin Pharmacopoeias, Comprising a Popular and Scientific Account of Poisonous Vegetables Indigenous to Great Britain, 3 vols., new ed., 1834-36, 185 fine hand-coloured engraved plates (inc. seven double-page or folding), endpapers renewed, contemporary half calf gilt, rebacked preserving orig. spines, corners and extrems. slightly rubbed, cover attachment to vol. 1 weak, 8vo Nissen 1891. (3)

£700-1000

451 Tanner (John). The Hidden Treasures of the Art of Physick; Fully Discovered..., 1st ed., 1659, inner hinges cracked, contemp. sheep, rebacked preserving orig. spine, 8vo Wing T137. (1)

449 Stephenson (John). Medical Zoology, and Mineralogy; or Illustrations and Descriptions of the Animals and Minerals Employed in Medicine, and of the Preparations Derived from them: Including also an Account of Animal and Mineral Poisons: with Figures Coloured from Nature, 1832, forty-five of 46 litho plts. (inc. one double-page, 43 hand-col.), orig. cloth, rebacked preserving orig. spine, 8vo Nissen 3995. (1)

£350-450

£500-600

452 Tartaglia (Niccolo). La Nova Scientia de Nicolo Tartaglia con una gionta al terzo libro, Venice, Nicolo de Bascarini a istantia de lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Autore, 1550, title with large woodcut illust., thirty-four woodcut (mostly geometrical) illusts. to text, woodcut initials, bound with Quesiti et Inventioni Diverse, di novo restampati con una gionta al sesto libro, nella quale si mostra duoi modi di redur una Citta inespugnabile, Venice, Nicolo de Bascarini, ad instantia ... de Nicolo Tartaglia, 1554, title with woodcut portrait of the author, seventy woodcut (mostly geometrical) woodcut illusts. to text, woodcut initials, bound with Regola generale di solevare ogni fondata nave & navilii con ragione, Venice, Curtio Troiano de i navo, 1562, twentyone woodcut illusts. to text, woodcut initials, separate colophon leaf at end, some minor marks and light waterstains, occ. later ink annotation to margins, a few minor marginal ink stains, old limp vellum, soiled and some wear, small 4to STC 658 (for first and second works). Adams T190, 184 & 187. Wellcome I, 6227 (for the first work). A collection of three works by the important mathematician Niccolo Tartaglia, the first dealing with the science of ballistics, the second on equations and the third on retrieving sunken ships and the design of diving bells and suits. (1) ÂŁ2000-3000

Lot 452

ART REFERENCE

453 Beerbohm (Max). A Book of Caricatures, 1st ed., pub. Methuen, 1907, col. frontis. and forty-eight mounted b&w plates, captioned tissue-guard, contents partly loose (gutta-percha perished), t.e.g., orig. cloth-backed boards with paper label to upper cover, rubbed and some fading, folio, together with Rothenstein (Will), Oxford Characters, 1896, twenty-four litho. plts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and some fading, folio Limited ed. one of 200 copies. (2)

458 De Walden (Lord Howard). Banners, Standards and Badges from a Tudor Manuscript in the College of Arms; Two Tudor Books of Arms, Tricked by Robert Cooke Being Harleian Manuscript No. 2169; Some Feudal Lords and their Seals, together 3 vols., De Walden Library, 1904, col. plts. and b&w illusts. to each, all orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and some wear to extrems. large 4to, together with Foster (Joseph), Some Feudal Coats of Arms, 1902, col. and b&w illusts., orig. printed cloth, rubbed, large 4to

£100-150

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454 Bossert (H. Th.). Ornament, Two Thousand Decorative Motifs in Colour, forming a Survey of the Applied Art of all Ages and all Countries, Berlin, Ernst Wasmuth, [1924], 120 col. plts., half-title and title-page creased, orig. cloth gilt in creased and torn d.j. (with loss), contained in orig. cardboard box, some soiling and wear, folio, together with Peasant Art in Europe..., Berlin, Ernst Wasmuth, 1926, 132 plts., mostly col., orig. cloth gilt in creased and torn d.j. (with loss), folio (2)

£100-150

459* Diderot (Denis and D’Alembert). A collection of approx. 135 engraved plates from the Encyclopdie, c.1770, uncoloured engraved plates, including pewter making, tanning, basket-making, bellmaking, glass making and metallurgy, several folding, many with orig. text, disbound (approx. 135)

£100-150

£70-100

455 Burnley (James). The History of Wool and Woolcombing, 1st ed., 1889, half-title (with ms. name at head), eng. frontis. (with marginal water-staining), letterpress illusts., orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and stained, 8vo, together with Cain (John Cannell, and Thorpe, Jocelyn Field), The Synthetic Dyestuffs and the Intermediate Products from which they are Derived, 1st ed., 1905, half-title, book ticket of D. Ivor James on front pastedown, orig. red cloth gilt, spine faded and rubbed at ends, 8vo, plus another copy, 2nd ed., revised, 1913, plus Hummel (J.J.), The Dyeing of Textile Fabrics, 1st ed., 1885, half-title, letterpress engs., some full-page, 16pp. pubs. ads. at rear, toned, scattered spotting, hinges split, orig. cloth, extrems. rubbed, and spine ends frayed with sl. loss, one or two marks, 8vo, plus fifty other books, pamphlets, and journals about textiles, 19th and 20th c. (54)

£200-300

456 Cameron (Sir D.Y., illust.). The District of Menteith, by R.B. Cunninghame Graham, pub. Stirling, 1930, ten reprods. of wash drawings, inscribed by illustrator to front endpaper ‘To the Prime Minister, from D.Y.C., Christmas 1930’, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. qtr. calf gilt, leather label to upper cover, in worn d.j. (lacking spine), folio Limited edition 228/250, signed by author and artist in ink to verso of half-title, with original signed etching as frontispiece. The British Prime Minster of the time was James Ramsay MacDonald. (1) £100-150

457 Constable (John). English Landscape Scenery: A Series of Forty Mezzotinto Engravings on Steel, by David Lucas, from pictures painted by John Constable, R.A., pub. Henry G. Bohn, 1855, forty b&w mezzotint plates, some scattered spotting to first few plates and occ. elsewhere, mostly to margins, contents partly loose (guttapercha perished), a.e.g., contemp. red half morocco, gilt dec. spine, rubbed and scuffed with some wear, folio (1)

460 Lioni (Ottavio). Ritratti di Alcuni Celebri Pittori del Secolo XVII. Disegnati, ed intagliati in rame dal Cavaliere Ottavio Lioni, con le Vite de’ medesimi tratte da vari Autori..., Rome: Antonio de Rossi, 1731, title printed in red & black and with eng. armorial to title, eleven eng. port. plts. (of 12, lacks plt. of Cristoforo Roncalli), eng. head & tailpieces, occ. minor spotting, contemp. calf, gilt dec. spine, joints cracked and weak, rubbed and some wear, 4to

£200-300

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£500-800

461 Photography. Rodchenko (Alexander). Revolution Photography, 2008, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with Newman (Arnold), Artists. Portraits from Four Decades, 1980, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., plus Haus (Andreas), Moholy-Nagy. Photographs and Photograms, pub. Thames & Hudson, 1978, num. b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., all 4to, with others of photography interest, mostly VG (approx. 80)

468 Trade catalogues. Illustrated Catalogue of Macfarlane’s Castings, 8th ed., c.1930s, b & w plts. and diags. of rainwater heads, pipes, connections and ornamental gutters etc., orig. cloth, spine and extrems. slightly frayed, folio, together with Authentic Mouldings, Samuel Elliot & Sons (Reading), Ltd., Series No.12, October, 1920, twenty-five b & w plts. only (of 30?), loosely contained in orig. folder, slim folio, and Baird & Tatlock (London) Ltd., Standard Catalogue of Scientific Apparatus, 4 vols., Chemistry, 1928, Physiology, 1922, Biological Sciences, 1928 and Physics & Technology, 1924, numerous b & w plts., orig. cloth gilt, 4to, plus one other architecture related volume

£150-250

462 Polke (Sigmar). The Three Lies of Painting, 1998, num. illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, together with Hesse (Eva), A Retrospective. Exhibition and Catalogue Organised by Helen A. Cooper, Yale University Press, 1993, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., 4to, plus other modern art, photography, all VG (approx. 50)

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£150-250

£70-100

463 Raby (Julian &Tanindi, Zeren). Turkish Bookbinding in the 15th Century, 1st ed., Azimuth Editions on behalf of L’Association Internationale de Bibliophilie, 1993, numerous col. plts. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth gilt, folio, (limited ed. of 1000 copies printed), together with Westwood (J.O.),The Art of Illuminated Manuscripts..., [facsimile of 1843 ed.], Bracken Books, 1988, numerous col. plts., orig. cloth in d.j., folio, with Holme (Charles),The Art of the Book, A review of some Recent European and American Work in Typography, Page Decoration & Binding, [reprint of 1914 ed.], pub. Studio Editions, 1990, b & w plts. and illusts., orig. boards in d.j., folio, with Cunha (George Martin), Conservation of Library Materials..., vol. 1 only, Scarecrow Press, Metuchen, New Jersey, 1971, b & w illusts., orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, plus other printing and bookbinding related including The Bookbinder Journal, vols. 1-6, 1987-92 (20)

£80-120

464 Shannon (C. Hazlewood & White, J.W. Gleeson, eds.). The Pageant, 1897, num. b&w plts., occ. spotting, orig. gilt dec. cloth, slightly rubbed, 4to, together with The Quarto. An Artistic Literary & Musical Quarterly, 2 vols., 1896 & 1897, num. b&w plts., untrimmed, both orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed and some marks, 4to (3)

£100-150

465 Sourget (Patrick & Elisabeth). Manuscrits et Livres Précieux, Catalogues, vols. 24, 26-28, 30-31, Paris, 2002-2005, together 6 vols., num. col. and b & w plts. and illusts., one vol. in orig. printed wrappers, remainder bound in orig. cloth gilt, in d.j.s., plus ten duplicates, majority unopened in orig. clear plastic wrapping, all 4to, plus one other fine art catalogue (7)

£70-100

466 The Studio, vol. LIX August 1913-vol. LXVII May 1916, bound in 6, num. col. and b&w plts. and illusts. (one plt. lacking), incl. illusts. by Jessie M. King, contemp. cloth gilt, some dampstaining to covers, large 4to, together with a defective vol. of the Studio, c. 1897, plus Studio Special Number, 8 vols., 1906-28, incl. the Graphic Arts of Great Britain, Modern Book Illustrators and their Work, etc., num. col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth/printed wrappers, some wrappers loose with slight loss/repairs, rubbed, 4to, plus one other similar (16)

469 Trade catalogues The Diamine Colours of the Aniline Colour Works of Leopold Cassella & Co., Frankfurt-O.-M. Their Properties and their Application in Dyeing and Printing, edited by A. Kertesz, Head-Colourist of the Experimental Dyehouse, pub. Leopold Cassella & Co., 1895/96, two frontispieces (showing factories), numerous mounted samples throughout, of cloth (velvets, cottons, corduroys, flannel, felt, worsteads, etc.) and sewing threads and yarns, patterned gilt endpapers, orig. brown cloth, spine faded and marked, with sl. frayed at ends, large 8vo, together with The Dyeing of Unions with the Dyestuffs of Leopold Cassella & Co, G.m.b.H., Frankfort o. M., 3rd ed. (enlarged), pub. Leopold Cassella & Co., 1906, frontispieces, numerous mounted cloth and thread samples as above, patterned endpapers, orig. two-tone cloth, sl. rubbed in places, large 8vo

£100-150

467 Trade catalogue. Catalogue, with Designs and Prices, of Diamond Ornaments, and Machine-made Jewellery, in 18-Carat Gold; also of English Machine-made Watches & Clocks, by E.W. Streeter, 5th ed., c.1870, title-page printed in red and black, each page with red-ruled border, b & w illusts. throughout, errata slip, stitching broken, orig. dec. tan cloth gilt, damp-stained and sl. rubbed, slim 8vo (1)

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£80-120

£150-200

470 Trade Catalogues. Rd. Melhuish Ltd. (Tool, Machine and Hardware Merchants) Woodworkers’ Catalogue No. 21 (2 copies), 1912, 338 pp., num. b & w illusts., January 1924 price list loosely inserted, orig. printed cloth, a little rubbed and marked, 4to, together with Chas. Churchill & Co. Ltd. Catalogue of American Tools. Lathes and Turett Machines, Drills, Planers, Shapers, Milling and Grinding Machines, Mechanics’ Fine Tools, etc., 1901, 368 pp., num. illusts. printed in blue tint, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, 4to, with other machine and tool catalogues, including Buck & Hickman, and others of technical interest (4 cartons)

£100-150

471 Ullmann (Anne, ed.). Ravilious at War. The Complete Work of Eric Ravilious, September 1939-September 1942, pub. Fleece Press, 2002, num. colour and b&w plts. and illusts., list of subscribers at rear, orig. cloth, oblong folio 750 copies printed. (1)

£300-500

472 Wolfe (Richard J.). On Improvements in Marbling the Edges of Books and Paper, pub. Bird & Bull Press, Newtown, P.A., 1983, fourteen tipped-in marbled samples, original blue calf-backed boards, glassine wrapper, oblong 8vo Limited edition, 113/350. (1)

£70-100

473 Wright (John Buckland). Surreal Times, The Abstract Engravings and Wartime Letters of John Buckland Wright, pub. Fleece Press, 2000, sixteen wood engs. from blocks & twelve tipped-in col. and b&w plts. (complete), orig. qtr. cloth gilt, in slipcase, folio (Limited ed. of 210 copies), together with Lee (Brian North), Dearest Joana, A Selection of Joan Hassall’s Lifetime Letters and Art, 2 vols., pub. Fleece Press, 2000, num. col. and b&w plts. and illusts., orig. qtr. cloth, in slipcase, small folio, plus Smith (Clare Sydney), The Golden Reign, the Story of my Friendship with ‘Lawrence of Arabia’, pub. Fleece Press, 2004, b&w illusts. from photos throughout, orig. blue cloth, oblong 8vo (4)

475 Blossfeldt (Karl). Urformen der Kunst. Photographische Pflanzerbilder, Herausgegeben mit Einer Einleitung von Karl Nierendorf, pub. Wasmuth, Berlin, [1928], 120 b & w photographic plates, previous owner inscription erased from front endpaper, original green cloth, 4to (1)

£100-150

476 Brandt (Bill). A Night in London, pub. Country Life, 1938, b & w photographic illustrations, original wrapper, lacking spine, covers detached with short tears, 4to, together with London Today. A Selection of Photographs by John Deakin, pub. Saturn Press, 1949, photographic illustrations, original cloth, d.j., chipped at head of spine, 4to, plus two copies of Bill Brandt’s Literary Britain, 1951

PHOTO BOOKS 474 Blossfeldt (Karl). Art Forms in Nature. Examples from the Plant World Photographed Direct from Nature, With an Introduction by Karl Nierendorf, pub. Zwemmer, 1929, 120 b & w photographic plates, one loose, light spots to endpapers, original green cloth gilt, small split to upper joint, spine a little faded, 4to, together with Anna Atkins’ Sun Gardens. Victoran Photograms, pub. Aperture, New York, 1985 (2)

£200-300

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£250-300

£100-150

481 Miller (Henry). Quiet Days in Clichy, pub. Olympia Press, 1958, photographic illustrations by Brassai, one or two spots, original wrapper, detached from text block, loss at spine head, 8vo (1)

£100-150

482 Tucholsky (Kurt). Deutschland Deutschland Uber Alles, Berlin, 1929, b & w photographic illustrations, original wrapper, lacking spine, wrapper detached and frayed, 4to, together with Camille Recht’s Die Alte Photographie, Paris and Leipzig, 1931 (2)

£100-150

GENERAL 483 Aldin (Cecil, illust.). The Dog Who Wasn’t What He Thought He Was, by Walter Emanuel, 1st ed., Raphael Tuck, [1914], twenty-four col. plts., hinges weak, orig. pict. cloth, rubbed, 4to, together with A Dog Day, or the Angel in the House, by Walter Emanuel, New and Cheap ed., 1904, twenty-eight tinted plts., orig. pict. boards, spine lacking with upper cover detached and lower cover loose, rubbed, 4to, plus Dawson (Lucy), Dogs As I See Them, 1936, 2 copies, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, both orig. cloth, rubbed and some marks, 4to, plus ten others dog related, incl. The Bob-Tailed Puppy Book, [1916], worn (14)

£150-200

477 Brassai. Paris de Nuit, text by Paul Morand, pub. Arts et Metiers Graphiques, Paris, [1933], b & w photographic illustrations numbered to 62, original spiral-bound photographic wrapper, small chip at top spiral, a little rubbed with creases, 4to Brassai’s first book. (1)

£300-500

478 Cartier-Bresson (Henri). Images a la Sauvette, pub. Verve, Paris, 1952, b & w photographic illustrations, hinges broken and most text block loose, slight marginal toning, original pictorial boards designed by Matisse, spine splitting with section at foot detached (retained), a little rubbed and stained, folio (1)

484 Arcadia Press. Casanova, by John Masters, 1970, numerous col. and b & w plts., some double-page, marbled endpapers, a.e.g., orig. purple crushed morocco gilt by Zaehnsdorf, upper cover with gilt tooled Jack of Hearts onlaid with turquoise and red morocco, some unexceptionable rubbing in a few places, housed in orig. cream linen solander box, 4to, together with Leonardo, by Ritchie Calder, 1971, numerous col. and b & w plts., some double-page, marbled endpapers, a.e.g., orig. tan crushed morocco by Zaehnsdorf, upper cover with gilt geometrical motif onlaid with green and black morocco, housed in orig. grey linen solander box, 4to

£200-300

479 Cooper (Michael). Blinds and Shutters, Genesis Publications, 1990, col. and b & w photos and illusts. throughout, signed by Adam Cooper, Allen Jones, Patrick Caulfield, Tony Kent, Gretchen Parsons, Ann Marshall, Kim McLagan, Anita Pallenberg, Colin Self, Terry Doran, Peter Blake, Eric Clapton and Bill Wyman, orig. decorative black leather and yellow cloth, folio, preserved in orig. matching solander yellow and black cloth box with photo beneath the sliding shutter, 39 x 28cm

Limited editions, 47/265 and 54/265 copies respectively, both signed by the author. (2) £100-150

A sumptuous production with more than 600 pictures of the 1960s by Michael Cooper. Limited edition of 5, 000 copies, this being number 3788. Mint condition as still contained in polystyrene protective packing. (1) £400-600

480 Lyon (Danny). The Destruction of Lower Manhattan, pub. Macmillan, New York, 1969, photographic illustrations, original cloth, spine a little rubbed, chip to lower panel, 4to, plus Oscar Marzaroli’s One Man’s world. Photographs 1955-84, 1984 (2)

£100-150

490 Churchill (Winston S.). Ian Hamilton’s March, 1st ed., 1900, half title, portrait frontispiece, folding coloured map, map illustrations, 4pp. and 32pp. catalogue at end, recent full blue morocco, spine with raised bands and red labels, 8vo (1)

£150-200

491 Disney (Walt). Treasures of Disney Animation Art, Preface by Robert E. Abrams, Introduction by John Canemaker, New York, Abbeville Press, 1982, col. illusts. throughout, orig. cloth gilt in d.j., oblong folio, together with The Disney Studio Story, by Richard Hollis and Brian Sibley, 1988, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. printed cloth in d.j., folio, plus Walt Disney’s Fantasia, by John Culhane, New York, Harry N. Abrams Inc., 1983, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. print cloth gilt in d.j., folio, plus fifteen other Disney related (18)

£100-150

492 Elliott (James William). Elliott’s Last Legacy. Secrets of the King of all Kard Kings, edited by Houdini, pub. Adams, New York, 1923, portrait frontispiece, illustrations, previous owner inscription and bookplate, small tear at front hinge, original cloth, edges slightly rubbed, 8vo (1)

£70-100

493 Folio Society publications, 89 vols., pub. 1970s-90s, including Churchill’s History of the English Speaking Peoples, Thomas Hardy, novels of the Bronte sisters, etc., mostly in slipcases, generally VG (89)

£300-400

485 B.B.C.Year Books, 14 vols., 1931-33, 1940-42, 1944-50 & 1952, b&w illusts., orig. printed cloth, in d.j.s, some chipping to spine ends, rubbed, 8vo, together with seven duplicates

494 Folio Society, 68 vols., including History of England, 10 vols., Don Quixote, 2 vols., Democracy in America, The Folio Golden Treasury, Shakespeare, Surtees, Thurber and others, all orig. cloth, some with d.j., many with slipcase, G/VG

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£100-150

486 Binding. The Island Race, by Winston S. Churchill, abridgement by Timothy Baker, 1964, coloured and b & w illustrations, t.e.g., contemporary blue half morocco by Bayntun-Riviere, spine with raised bands and gilt decoration, edges slightly rubbed, 4to (1)

£150-250

495 Gaskin (Arthur J., illust.). Good King Wenceslas, A Carol written by Dr. Neale and pictured by Arthur J. Gaskin, with an introduction by William Morris, Birmingham, Cornish Brs., 1895, b&w illusts., decorations, initials etc., untrimmed, orig. cloth-backed printed boards, rubbed, slim 4to, together with Shields (Fred J.), Illustrations to Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, 2nd ed., 1875, num. eng. plts., spotting to first and last few leaves, orig. cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, 4to

£70-100

487 Bruce (J.M.). British Aeroplanes 1914-1918, 1st ed., Putnam, 1957, b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., sl. frayed, 4to, together with Morris (Joseph), The German Air Raids on Great Britain 1914-1918, 1st ed., [1925], folding maps and plans, b&w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed, together with Halley (James J.), The Squadrons of the Royal Air Force & Commonwealth, 1918-1988, 1st ed., 1968, b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth in d.j., rubbed, both large 8vo, plus Thetford (Owen), Aircraft of the Royal Air Force Since 1918, 6th ed., Putnam, 1976, b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth in d.j., plus a run of Air Pictorial, vol. 1 no. 3, 1941, to vol. 48, no. 12, 1986, orig. issues contained in 46 ring binders, 4to, plus other mostly hardback aviation interest

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£100-150

488 Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 3 vols., 107th ed., 2003, num. coats-of-arms to text, orig. gilt dec. cloth, large 4to, contained together in orig. slipcase

496 Kemp (Dixon). Yacht Designing: A Treatise on the Practical Application of the Scientific Principles upon which is Based the Art of designing Yachts, 1876, half-title with ownership signature at head, numerous b & w plans (many folding), two advert leaves at rear, orig. cloth gilt, joints and extrems. frayed and worn, loss at foot of spine, folio, together with Yacht Architecture: A Treatise on the Laws which Govern the Resistance of Bodies moving in Water; Propulsion by Steam and Sail; Yacht Designing: and Yacht Building, 3rd ed., 1897, numerous col. and b & w plans (many folding), some fraying to edges, hinges worn and weak, orig. cloth, rubbed to extrems., thick 8vo, with Manual of Yacht & Boat Sailing, plate vol. only, 8th ed., [1895], lacks title-page, numerous b & w folding plans, some fraying to edges, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and slightly worn, folio

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£100-150

£70-100

489 [Carrington, Charles]. “Frank” and I. A Study of Flagellation in England, by the Author of “Dolly Morton”, 3 vols., Paris, 1912, half titles, titles printed in red and black, a few minor spots, recent cloth, 8vo Limited edition, 148/350 for private subscribers. Originally openly published by Carrington as Camille et Moi in 1904, retaining the flagellation scenes but expurgated of the sexual descriptions. (3) £100-150

£200-300

497 Lawrence (D.H.). The Man Who Died, Martin Secker, 1931, half-title, free endpapers browned, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. olive green cloth gilt, spine and cover margins faded, one or two minor marks and scratches, 8vo, (limited edition of 2000 copies), together with Steinbeck (John), The Winter of Our Discontent, 1st UK ed., Heinemann, 1961, contemp. ms. ownership signature on front free endpaper, orig. boards, lower corners showing, in rubbed and chipped d.j., with some edge-repairs on verso, and rear panel foxed, 8vo, plus Wells (H.G.), Men Like Gods, 1st ed., 1923, free endpapers toned, orig. blindstamped cloth, spine faded and with gilt dulled, spine ends rubbed, plus thirty-seven others, modern lit., incl. D.H. Lawrence, H.G. Wells, Christopher Isherwood, Bernard Shaw, Rupert Brooke, Jerome K. Jerome, Robert Graves, and F. Scott Fitzgerald (40)

502 Officina Bodoni. The Holy Gospel According to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, 1962, numerous b & w letterpress illusts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. crushed and polished crimson morocco gilt, spine slightly faded and boards slightly marked, contained in orig. red patterned cloth slipcase, 4to Limited edition 47/320 copies. (1)

503 Rowing. Training, in Theory and Practice, 2nd enlearged ed., 1874, ten eng. plts. incl. four folding at rear, pubs. ads. at rear, some spotting and soiling, hinges cracked, orig. pict. cloth gilt, rubbed, spine darkened and frayed at extremities, together with Woodgate (W.B.), Boating, Badminton Library, 1888, eng. frontis. and illusts., front endpaper partly excised, t.e.g., orig. half morocco gilt, heavily rubbed with sl. fraying to extremities, plus Lehmann (R.C.), The Complete Oarsman, 2nd ed., 1919, photogravure frontis. and b&w plts., ownership name of W.A. Macfarlane with his notes to rear endpapers, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and somewhat faded, all 8vo, plus nine other rowing interest incl. 4 x Burnell titles, the majority, incl. the three-named items, with bookplate of R.N. Richman

£100-150

498 Marguerite de Navarre (). The Heptameron of the Tales of Margaret, Queen of Navarre. Translated into English from the Authentic Text of M. le Roux de Lincy, 5 vols., Privately Printed by the Navarre Society, 1922, illustrations by S. Freudenberg, occasional light spotting, t.e.g., original cream cloth, spines with calf labels, a little discoloured, 8vo, together with Essays of Montaigne. Translated by Charles Cotton, 5 vols., pub. Navarre Society, 1923, illustrations, a few light spots, t.e.g., original cloth as above, 8vo, with others including The Letters ogf George Meredith to Alice Meynell, Nonesuch Press, 1923 (185/850) (24)

£300-400

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£70-100

£100-150

499 Minton (John, illust.). Old Herbaceous, a Story by Reginald Arkell, 1st ed., Michael Joseph, 1950, numerous illusts. and decs. in green by Minton, free endpapers partially browned, orig. dec. cloth, damp-mottled, in d.j. designed by Minton, rubbed and a little frayed at edges, with sl. loss at head of spine, 8vo, together with Few Were Left, a Novel by Harold Rein, 1st ed., Methuen, 1955, front free endpaper with tip of upper outer corner excised, orig. boards in priceclipped d.j. designed by John Minton, browned, several short edge-tears repaired on verso, 8vo, plus ten others, incl. eight with illusts./d.j. designs by John Minton, JulianTrevelyan, and Keith Vaughan (12)

£70-100

500 Nance (R. Morton). Sailing-Ship Models, a Selection from European and American Collections, 1924, b&w plts and illusts., orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed, folio, together with Chatterton (E. Keble), Steamship Models, 1924, col. and b&w plts., orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed, folio, plus Parker (Captain H. & Bowen, Frank C.), Mail and Passenger Steamships of the Nineteenth Century, 1928, col. and b&w plts., orig. cloth, rubbed, folio, plus three others, comprising, Pumps and Pump Motors, by Philip R. Bjorling, 2 vols., 1895 & Sailing Ships of War 1800-1860, by Sir Alan Moore, 1926, all ex-lib. copies with usual marking, ink stamps to plts., lib. marks to spines etc. (6)

£70-100

504 Saville (Malcolm). Seven White Gates, 1st ed., George Newnes, 1944, b & w full-page illusts., ink inscription to half-title, printed map endpapers with ink stamp address to lower edge of front pastedown, orig. cloth (slightly faded at head), orig. d.j. slightly frayed to edges, 8vo

501 Nicholson (William). London Types. Quatorzains by W.E. Henley, 2nd imp., pub. R.H. Russell, New York, 1898, twelve fullpage col. woodblocks, single ad. leaf at rear, endpapers browned, orig. linen-backed pict. boards, lower outer corners showing, some marks, slim 4to (1)

This is the second book in the Lone Pine Club series. (1)

£70-100

£200-300

509 Waite (Arthur Edward). The Book of Black Magic, and of Pacts Including the Rites and Mysteries of Goetic, Theurgy, Sorcery, and Infernal Necromancy, pub. George Redway, 1898, frontispiece (loose), nine plates, one loose with marginal fraying, illustrations, scattered light spotting, t.e.g., original black buckram, rubbed and faded, 4to (1)

£70-100

510 Williamson (Henry). Love and the Loveless, 1958;The Innocent Moon, 1961; It Was the Nightingale, 1962; The Power of the Dead, 1963; Lucifer Before Sunrise, 1967, 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, one or two chips at spine ends, Love and the Loveless spine faded, 8vo, with others by Williamson including The Phoenix Generation, 1965, A Solitary War, 1966 and The Dark Lantern, 2nd impression, 1966 (26)

£100-150

511 Wodehouse (P.G.). Full Moon, 1st English ed., [1947], orig. printed cloth in slightly rubbed d.j., 8vo, together with Golding (William, & others), Sometime, Never, 1st ed., 1956, orig. cloth gilt in d.j., 8vo, plus Aldiss (Brian W.), The Saliva Tree and Other Strange Growths, 1st ed., 1966, orig. cloth gilt in d.j., 8vo, plus approx. thirty other mostly modern literature, incl. seven revised eds. of Lord of the Rings etc. (33)

512 Wodehouse (P.G.). The White Feather, 1st ed., 1907, ten (of 12) b&w plts., orig. dec. cloth, rubbed, 8vo, together with two later editions of the same work, both 1922, col. frontis. to each, orig. printed cloth, slightly rubbed, 8vo

505 Saville (Malcolm). Mystery at Witchend, 1st ed., George Newnes, 1943, b & w full-page illusts., ink inscription to half-title, printed map endpapers with ink stamp address to lower edge of front pastedown, orig. cloth (upper board with vertical crease), orig. d.j. slightly frayed to edges and loss at foot of spine, front flap creased to dotted line of price corner, 8vo This is the first book in the Lone Pine Club series. (1)

(3)

£250-350

513 Aitchison (C.U.). A Collection of Treaties, Engagements and Sanads, Relating to India and Neighbouring Countries, vol 11 only, 5th revised ed., 1933, orig. cloth gilt, slightly worn, 8vo, together with Whymper (F.), The Sea: Its Stirring Story of Adventure, Peril, & Heroism, 2 vols., Cassell & Co., c.1880, chromo frontis. to each, chromo and tinted wood eng. plts., modern dark blue half morocco gilt, orig. leather spines laid down to front pastedowns, 4to, with Harper (Charles G.), Half-Hours with the Highwaymen..., 2 vols., Chapman & Hall, 1908, b & w plts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth covers bound in at rear, modern brown half morocco gilt, 4to, plus other misc. books

£70-100

507 Synge (John M.). Plays, Dublin, Maunsel & Roberts, 1910, untrimmed, orig. cloth-backed boards in d.j., slight loss to head of spine, rubbed, 8vo, together with O’Shiel (Kevin R.), The Making of a Republic, Dublin, Talbot Press, [1920], orig. blindstamped green cloth, spine slightly faded, 8vo, plus Gregory (Lady), The Workhouse Ward, n.d., c. 1910, occ. spotting to first few leaves, orig. blue printed wrappers, plus twenty-one other Irish literature related (24)

(a carton)

£100-150

514 Austen (Jane). The Novels of Jane Austen, edited R. Brimley Johnson, 10 vols., 4th ed., pub. J.M. Dent & Co., 1894-5, photogravures, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth, gilt-dec. spines, a little rubbed (vol. 10 torn at head of spine), small 8vo, with other miscellaneous books

£100-150

508 Tennant (Stephen, 1906-87). Exhibition of Paintings and Fantasies by Stephen Tennant at the Sagittarius Gallery, Rome, 1st10th April 1956, printed catalogue, orig. pict. wrappers after a design by Tennant, additionally inscribed by Tennant in green ink to lower blank area of upper cover, ‘Rosemary [Olivier] from S, with love, you would love Mexico - especially Acapulco’, together with two unrelated books with signed inscriptions by Tennant, the first a copy of ‘Lucy Gayheart’ by Willa Cather, 1st ed., 1935, signed pencil inscription for Rosemary to half-title verso, orig. cloth gilt, sl. rubbed and soiled, the second a copy of ‘Ivan Ilych and Hadji Murad’ by Leo Tolstoy, 1934, signed presentation inscription from Stephen (Tennant) to Edith (Olivier) dated Christmas 1934, orig. buckram in chipped and browned d.j., both 8vo See also lots 347, 436, 454, 455 & 456. (3)

£70-100

CARTONS

506 Scoops. The Story Paper of To-morrow, nos. 1-20 [all published], bound in 2 vols., C. Arthur Pearson Limited, 1934, b&w illusts., some toning to edges, contemp. boards, some wear, bound with orig. col. pict. wrappers (issues 1, 6 & 13 lacking upper cover), 4to Includes Arthur Conan Doyle content. Scarce. (2)

£150-200

(a carton)

£70-100

515 Black’s Colour Guides. Birket Foster R.W.S., by H.M. Cundall, 1st ed., 1906, etched plate (from the original in the possession of H.M. Cundall), port. frontis., seventy-three col. plts., num. b & w illusts. to text, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. dec. cloth, rubbed and marked (limited Edition de Luxe 328/500, signed by the publishers), together with George Morland, His Life and Work, by Sir Walter Gilbey and E.D. Cuming, 1st ed., 1907, forty-nine col. illusts. and one plain (correct as list), t.e.g., remainder roughtrimmed, orig. dec. cloth, rubbed and sl. darkened on spine (limited Edition de Luxe 175/250, signed by Walter Gilbey), both 4to, with other miscellaneous books including A. & C. Black publications (a carton)

£70-100

£100-150

516 Campbell (Lily B.). Scenes and Machines on the English Stage During the Renaissance, pub. Cambridge University Press, 1923, b&w illusts., orig. cloth-backed boards in slightly frayed d.j., 8vo, together with Komisarjevsky (Theodore), The Costume of the Theatre, 1931, num. b&w plts, orig. two-tone cloth, 4to, plus Barton (Lucy), Historic Costume for the Stage, pub. A. & C. Black, 1949, col. frontis., b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth gilt in d.j., head of spine slightly frayed, 4to, together with approx. thirty other theatre related, incl. vols. by John Gielgud & Bernard Shaw (a carton)

524 Maurice (Thomas). Westminster Abbey; with other Occasional Poems, and a Free Translation of the Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles, by the Author of Indian Antiquities, 1813, two eng. plts. (inc. frontis.), edges untrimmed, contemp. boards, lacking spine, board attachment weak, 4to, together with other misc. books including two victorian photograph albums (without photos), art reference, architecture & gardening related, British history reference, auction catalogues etc., plus British Museum, General Catalogue of Printed Books to 1970, 35 vols. with supplements, compact ed., New York, 1967-74, orig. blue cloth, 4to

£150-200

(7 cartons)

517 Cricket interest, including Wisden’s Cricketers’ Almanacks, 32 vols., a broken run, 1948-94, etc. (a carton)

525 Meteyard (Eliza). Wedgwood and His Works. A Selection of Plaques, Cameos, Medallions, Vases, etc. from the Designs of Flaxman and others, 1873, b & w photographic plates, minor foxing, orig. cloth gilt, recased with orig. spine laid down, folio, together with Hodgkin (John Eliot and Edith), Examples of Early English Pottery Named, Dated, and Inscribed, 1891, col. frontis., tinted illusts. to text, t.e.g., orig. dec. cloth, a little rubbed, large 4to, plus Drake (Maurice), A History of English Glass-Painting, 1912, col. frontis., b & w plts., orig. boards, a little rubbed and marked, folio, and other antiques reference, including Hartshorne, Old English Glasses, Oman, English Church Plate, 597-1830, etc.

£80-120

518 Exhibition Catalogues. A large collection of approx. 700 art exhibition catalogues, British, American and European, mostly c. 1960s onwards, various sizes and conditions but mostly VG (7 cartons)

£300-500

519 A similar lot (7 cartons)

£300-500

520 Findlay (Alexander George). A Directory for the Navigation of the North Pacific Ocean, with Descriptions of its Coasts, Islands, etc., from Panama to Behring Strait and Japan, its Wings, Currents and Passages, 2nd ed., 1870, together with A Directory for the Navigation of the South Pacific Ocean; with Descriptions of its Coasts, Islands, etc., from the Strait of Magalhaens to Panama, and those of New Zealand, Australia, etc., 3rd ed., 1871, and Memoir, Descriptive and Explanatory, of the Northern Atlantic Coast, and Comprising Instructions, General and Particular, for the Navigation of that Sea, 14th ed., 1879, and A Sailing Directory for the Ethiopic or South Atlantic Ocean including the Coasts of South America and Africa, 7th ed., 1871, folding charts, all orig. cloth gilt, soiled and worn, thick 8vo, plus Bay of Biscay Pilot. The Coasts of France and Spain from Pointe de Penmarch to Cabo Ortegar, 1st ed., pub. Hydrographic Department, Admiralty, HMSO, 1921, single-page chart, num. coast profiles, orig. cloth, upper cover lettered in white, rubbed and some wear to spine, 8vo, with eighteen similar pilots guides and others of maritime interest, including admiralty charts (2 cartons)

(a carton)

£100-150

526 Museum Criticum. Or, Cambridge Classical Researches, 2 vols., 1826, occ. spotting, contemp. calf, rubbed and scruffed, gilt dec. spines with contrasting labels (one label torn), 8vo, together with Vos (George H.), Birds and their Nests and Eggs, Found in and near Great Towns, 3rd series, n.d., c. 1917, b&w illusts. to text, contemp. gilt dec. calf prize binding, some rubbing, small 8vo, plus approx. fifty other miscellaneous, incl. leather bindings and a part set of Scott’s Novels (2 cartons)

£100-150

527 O’Neill (Thomas). An Address to the People of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, Containing an Account of the Sufferings of Thomas O’Neill, a British Officer, While Confined in the Prison of the Conciergerie, at Paris..., 1806, contemp. half calf gilt, rubbed and scuffed, 8vo, together with Townsend (J., printer), A Journal of the Campaign on the Coast of France 1758, 2nd ed., 1758, three eng. plans, disbound, 8vo, plus Lyle (David), The Art of Short Hand, Improved, 1762, binding broken, orig. boards, spine lacking, worn, 8vo, plus approx. fifteen other miscellaneous

£70-100

521 Folding maps. A collection of early 20th c. Ordnance Survey 1-inch maps of the British Isles, and others related (4 cartons)

£100-200

(a carton)

£150-200

£70-100

522 Hertfordshire topography, including Henry Chauncey’s Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire, 2 vols., 1826, Transactions of the Hertfordshire Natural History Society, vols. 1-4, 1882-88, Frederick Charles Cass, South Mimms & Monken Hadley, 2 vols. bound in 1, 1877/80, William Andrews, Bygone Hertfordshire, 1898, etc.

528 Painter (William). The Palace of Pleasure, illust. Douglas Percy Bliss, 4 vols., pub. Cresset Press, 1929, col. frontis. to each vol., b & w illusts., all orig. uniform cloth-backed boards, a little rubbed and some minor marks, 4to, plus MacKaye (Marion Morse), Emma, A Play, Founded on Jane Austen’s Novel, New York, Macmillan, 1941, orig. cloth in d.j., with orig. publisher’s box, 8vo, plus other private press and illustrated books

(2 cartons)

(a carton)

£100-150

523 Lang (Andrew). The Book of Saints and Heroes, by Mrs. Lang, 1912, col. plts., t.e.g., orig. gilt-dec. blue cloth, 8vo, together with Hines (Fred, illust.), In the Fair Land of Time, Selections from the Poets for the Seasons and the Months, pub. Raphael Tuck, n.d., c. 1890s, chromo. plts., b & w illusts., a.e.g., orig. gilt-dec. blue cloth, 4to, plus other fairy tale and illustrated, mostly late 19th/early 20th c. (a carton)

£100-150

100

£100-150

529 Petrarca (Francesco). Le Rime del Petrarca Brevemente Esposte per Lodovico Castelvetro, Edizione Corretta Illustrata, ed Accresciuta, Siccome dalla seguente Prefazione apparisce, 2 vols., Venice: Antonio Zatta, 1756, titles printed in red & black and with eng. illust. to each, eng. illusts. to text, slight dustsoiling and dampstaining to title of vol. 1, contemp. mottled calf, rubbed and worn, lower joint of vol. 2 weak, 4to, together with Manuzio (Aldo), Eleganze Scielte da Aldo Manutio Con la Copia della Lingua Toscana, e Latina..., Venice, 1658, woodcut device to title, some staining mostly to lower outer corners, contemp. limp vellum, covers repaired at head & foot, 8vo, with Fabroni (Angelo), Lettere Inedite di Uomini Illustri, Florence: Francesco Moucke, 1773, one eng. plt., edges untrimmed, contemp. limp boards, lacking part of spine, 8vo, with [Galletti, Pierluigi], Ragionamento dell’ Origine e de’ Primieri tempi della Badia Fiorentina, Rome, 1773, title near detached, dampstained, disbound 8vo, with Carpano (P. Ripamonti, pub.), Gemme d’Arti Italiane Anno Nono 1856, pub. Milan, Venice & Verona, [1856], addn. litho title & dedication leaf, numerous eng. plts., a.e.g., contemp. lacquered boards with later cloth spine, upper board incorporating hand-col. litho floral image, 4to, plus other antiquarian and general, including Italian 18th c. vols., some odd vols.

536 Mezeray (Francois Eudes, Sieur de). A General Chronological History of France..., 3 vols. in one, 1st English ed., 1683, eng. frontis. (with some offsetting to title), continuous pagination throughout, inner margin of title slightly torn, some slight worming to fore-edge margins, contemp. calf with 19th c. marbled paper to boards, joints cracked and weak, some wear, folio, together with Froissart (Jean), Sir John Froissart’s Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the Adjoining Countries..., 13 vols. (inc. plate vol.), 3rd ed., 1808, text vols. with few marks, contemp. calf gilt, some joints cracked, weak and few boards detached, some title labels lacking, 8vo, plate volume with eng. map and fifty-seven aquatint plts. each with closed tears and lined to verso, 19th c. half calf, joints and extrems. rubbed and slightly worn, 4to, and Monstrelet (Enguerrand de), The Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet..., 13 vols. (inc. plate vol.), 1810, text vols. in contemp. calf gilt, some labels lacking, some joints cracked and weak etc., 8vo, plate volume contains fifty eng. plts., each with closed-tears and lined to verso, 19th c. half calf, rubbed and some wear, 4to, plus other 17th-19th c. antiquarian

(2 cartons)

537 Cricket, football and other sports, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, many in frayed d.j.

Provenance Pinckney family of Dinton, Wiltshire. (3 shelves)

£200-300

530 Railway interest, including British Railways, 1825-1925, pub. Locomotive Publishing Company, 1925, Bourne’s London & Birmingham Railway, facsimile ed., pub. David & Charles, 1970, and other 20th c. books and pamphlets (2 cartons)

(3 shelves)

(6 shelves)

531 Rover Book For Boys, pub. D.C. Thomson, 1950, b&w illusts. to text., orig. col. pict. boards, slightly rubbed to extrems., 4to, together with Tiger Tim’s Annual, 2 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1924 & 1929, col. and duotone illusts. throughout, some marks to a few leaves, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, slightly rubbed, 4to, plus Greyfriars Holiday Annual, 2 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1928 & 1933, b&w plts. and illusts., occ. spotting, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, rubbed and some wear, 4to, plus twenty other similar childrens books, incl. Toby Twirl, Noddy, School Friend etc.

(3 shelves)

£150-200

Provenance Pinckney family of Dinton, Wiltshire. (3 shelves)

533 Women writers, including literature, history and biographies, including many paperbacks £70-100

£200-300

541 Film, Hollywood and TV interest, mostly recent hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG

534 World War II ephemera, including a quantity of Picture Post, HMSO official publications, etc. (2 cartons)

£70-100

540 Moore (Francis). Vox Stellarum: or, A Loyal Almanack for the Year of Human Redemption 1814..., Company of Stationers, [1814], 48pp., some browning and staining, orig. wrappers, marked and worn, slim 8vo, together with Dickens (Charles), Works, 13 vols., Chapman & Hall, c.1860s, contemp. uniform green half calf, gilt dec. spines with red morocco title labels, 8vo, plus other antiquarian etc., mostly 19th c.

532 Thornton (Robert John). The British Flora; Or, Genera and Species of British Plants: Arranged after the Reformed Sexual System, 5 vols., 1812, eng. plts., a.e.g., contemp. straight-grained morocco, gilt-dec. spines, joints rubbed (some uneven fading), 8vo, with other miscellaneous antiquarian

(4 cartons)

£70-100

539 Budge (E.A.Wallis). The Nile. Notes for Travellers in Egypt, 2nd ed., London & Cairo, 1892, maps, plans and b & w illusts. to text, orig. gilt-dec. cloth, some wear, 8vo, together with Devonshire (Mrs. R.L.), Rambles in Cairo, pub. Sphinx Printing Press, Cairo, 1917, b & w illusts. from photos, large folding plan at rear, later half calf gilt, 8vo, plus Baikie (James), Egyptian Papyri and PapyrusHunting, 1st ed., pub. RTS, 1925, col. frontis., b & w illusts., orig. cloth in sl. chipped d.j., 8vo, and others related

£100-150

(3 cartons)

£70-100

538 Childrens books and recent fiction, etc., mostly 20th c. hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG

£70-100

(a carton)

£300-400

(3 shelves)

£70-100

£80-120

542 Folio Society publications, 76 vols., all orig. cloth in slipcase, VG (3 shelves)

QUANTITY

543 Miscellaneous books including art reference, company histories, biographies and general literature, etc.

535 Heywood (V.H., Brummitt, R.K., and others). Flowering Plant Families of the World, pub. Kew, 2007, num. col. illusts., orig. boards in d.j., folio, together with The Review of Applied Mycology, vols. 139, a run, 1922-60, uniform quarter tan morocco with contrasting title label, 8vo, with other miscellaneous books, mostly natural history and botany (6 shelves)

£150-200

(6 shelves)

£100-150

544 Modern literature and fiction, biographies, childrens books, including Spike Milligan, etc., mostly recent hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG (6 shelves)

£70-100

101

£100-150

545 Knight (Charles, publisher). The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature, 2 vols., n.d., [1856-58], col. frontis. to each, num. wood-engs., contemp. half calf gilt, some wear to spines, folio, together with Yarrell (William), A History of British Birds, 4 vols., 4th ed., revised and enlarged by Alfred Newton, 1871-84, num. wood-engs. to text, orig. cloth gilt, minor shelf wear to head and foot of spines, 8vo, with other miscellaneous natural history, including ornithology, fishing, field sports, etc. (6 shelves)

554 Modern first editions and general literature, etc., mostly 20th c. hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG (6 shelves)

555 American literature, including Tennessee Williams, William Carlos Williams, Gore Vidal, et al, mostly orig. hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG (3 shelves)

£100-150

556 Phillips (John C.). A Natural History of the Ducks, vols. 3 & 4 only, [1924-26], num. col. plts., orig. canvas-backed boards, vol. 3 spine label deficient, vol. 4 in orig. soiled and frayed d.j., with other natural history and related, including New Naturalist series

546 Bowness (Alan, editor). Ivon Hitchens, with an Introductory Essay by T.G. Rosenthal, pub. Lund Humphries, 1973, port. frontis., num. tipped in col. plts., orig. cloth in d.j., square 4to, with other miscellaneous art ref. and related, including softback publications and a few catalogues, mostly G/VG

(3 shelves)

£100-150

557 Grove (Sir George). Grove’s Dictionary of Music and Musicians, edited Eric Blom, 9 vols., 5th ed., 1954, col. and b & w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., large 8vo, with other music and related

Ex-libris Franciscan Convent, Woodchester, Stroud, with small ownership label to most volumes. (6 shelves) £100-150

(3 shelves)

547 Childrens books and annuals, mostly 20th c., including Angela Brazil (3 shelves)

£100-150

558 Miscellaneous books including travel, history, art reference, etc., including odd vols.

£100-150

(3 shelves)

£100-150

548 Miscellaneous antiquarian, mostly 19th c., all leather-bound (3 shelves)

£100-150

559 Miscellaneous books, including history, literature and biographies, etc., mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j.

549 Art reference, typography, printmaking, etc., including softback publications, mostly G/VG (3 shelves)

(4 shelves)

£150-200

560 Maritime history and related, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j.

550 Forester (C.S.). Lieutenant Hornblower, 1st ed., 1952, original cloth, a little faded, laminated d.j., a little rubbed and chipped, 8vo, together with Hornblower in the West Indies, 1st ed., 1958, a few light spots, original cloth, rubbed and chipped, repairs to verso, 8vo, plus The Way Through the Woods, by Colin Dexter, 1st ed., 1992, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, with othes by Frederick Forsyth, Robert Goddard, Donna Leon, Robert Harris etc., a few signed (3 shelves)

(3 shelves)

(4 shelves)

£70-100

563 Women writers, including history, biography and literature, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j. (3 shelves)

£70-100

564 A similar lot (3 shelves)

£70-100

565 Literature and illustrated works, etc., mostly 20th c., together with two cartons of LP records, including classical music and the spoken word

£100-150

(3 shelves)

553 Gardner (John). Cold, 1st ed., 1996, light marginal toning, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, together with McCourt (Frank), Angela’s Ashes, 1st ed., 1996, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, signed by the author, plus Ali (Monica), Brick Lane, 1st ed., 2003, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, inscribed by the author, with others, some signed, including Allen Ginsberg’s Kaddish and Other Poems, 1972, inscribed to Sogyal Rinpoche, Tibetan Buddhist teacher and author, Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Nobel Prize Lecture, 1972, signed by the author, Kazuo Ishiguro’s When We Were Orphans, 2000, inscribed to Hartley Moorhouse, and Alexander Kent’s Sloop of War, 1972, etc. (3 shelves)

£70-100

562 Gibbon (Edward). The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 8 vols., 1854, ports. and maps, orig. blue cloth gilt, worn at head and foot of spines, 8vo, together with other miscellaneous books, including People’s Book series

£150-200

552 Bewick (Thomas). A History of British Birds, 2 vols. (Land Birds/Water Birds), Newcastle & London, 1847, num. woodcut illusts. to text, orig. green pimpled cloth gilt, a little rubbed, 8vo, together with Bourke (Hon. Algenon), The History of White’s, with the Betting Book from 1743 to 1878 and a List of Members from 1736 to 1892, 2 vols., 1892, num. ports., orig. blue cloth gilt, dampstained and some wear, 4to (limited edition 145/500), with other miscellaneous books, including natural history, country histories and a few antiquarian, etc. (3 shelves)

£70-100

561 Topography, gardening and related, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j.

551 Miscellaneous books including leather bindings, childrens books and annuals, sporting interest, topography, etc. (3 shelves)

£80-120

£70-100

566 Art reference and related, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j. (3 shelves)

£200-300

102

£80-120

567 Woolf (Virginia). Orlando. A Biography, 1st ed., Hogarth Press, 1928, Flush. A Biography, 1st ed., Hogarth Press, 1933, b & w illusts. from photos, both orig. cloth, rubbed and somewhat marked, together with Sackville-West (V.), Passenger to Teheran, 1st ed., Hogarth Press, 1926, b & w illusts. from photos, orig. self-patterned cloth gilt, 8vo, plus Sackville-West (V.), Knole and the Sackvilles (2 copies), 1st eds., 1922, ports. and b & w illusts., orig. dec. cloth (one vol. darkened on spine), large 8vo, with other 20th c. literature and related (3 shelves)

575 Miscellaneous books including WWII interest, philately, reference, etc. (6 shelves)

576 Horn (Maurice, editor). The World Encyclopaedia of Comics, pub. Philadelphia, 1999, num. col. and b & w illusts., orig. two-tone cloth in d.j., thick 4to, together with Haining (Peter), Moveable Books. An Illustrated History, 1979, num. col. illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., oblong 4to, and others similar, mostly VG

£100-150

(3 shelves & 2 cartons)

568 Art reference and exhibition catalogues, mostly mid-late 20th c., including British, American and European interest, various sizes and conditions (6 shelves & 3 cartons)

£100-150

£150-200

577 Art reference and related (6 shelves)

£150-200

£300-500

578 A similar lot 569 Stix (Hugh and Marguerite, and Abbott, R.Tucker). The Shell. Five Hundred Million Years of Inspired Design, pub. Abrams, New York, [1968], num. col. and b & w illusts. from photographs by H. Landshoff, some tipped in, with tissue guard, orig. cloth in sl. soiled d.j., oblong 4to, with other miscellaneous books including history, literature, biographies, etc., mostly 20th c. hardback publications, many in d.j., G/VG

(6 shelves)

(3 shelves)

£150-200

579 Film and Hollywood interest, including studio histories, mostly VG (6 shelves)

£150-200

580 Art reference and related, mostly VG

£100-150

570 Art reference and related, mostly 20th c. hardback publications, some in d.j.

581 Miscellaneous books, mostly modern first editions, recent literature, plus history, biographies, etc., many in d.j., G/VG

(6 shelves)

£150-200

571 Motoring, woodturning, shooting, natural history, topography and other miscellaneous books (6 shelves)

582 A similar lot (3 shelves)

£100-150

583 Modern first editions, recent literature, biographies, etc., all orig. cloth in d.j., G/VG

572 Rose (Joshua). Modern Machine-Shop Practice, vol. 2 only, New York, 1881, num. wood-engs., some folding, recent cloth, large 4to, together with Smith (Hamilton), Hydraulics. The Flow of Water through Orifices, Over Weirs, and through Open Conduits and Pipes, London & New York, 1886, author’s presentation copy, inscribed on half-title, folding diags., recent cloth, 4to, plus Chaney (H.J.), Our Weights and Measures. A Practical Treatise on the Standard Weights and Measures in Use in the British Empire. With Some Account of the Metric System, 1897, frontis., b & w illusts. from photos, two multi-folding plts. at rear, orig. quarter morocco, 8vo, and others of technical and scientific interest (3 shelves)

£150-200

(6 shelves)

£100-150

584 Victorian cloth bindings and similar (3 shelves)

£70-100

585 1890s literature and related (3 shelves)

£70-100

586 Art reference and related (6 shelves)

£150-200

£100-150

587 Art reference and related, mostly pre-Raphaelite interest 573 Mivart (St. George). The Cat. An Introduction to the Study of Backboned Animals, especially Mammals, 1881, b & w illusts., orig. dec. cloth, some wear to spine, 8vo, together with Coatsworth (Elizabeth), Night and the Cat, with Illustrations by Foujita, 1st ed., New York, 1950, b & w illusts., orig. cloth in frayed and chipped d.j., slim 8vo, and others of canine interest, including late Victorian illustrated juvenile works, etc. (3 shelves)

(3 shelves)

£70-100

588 Childrens and illustrated books, including Lewis Carroll and A.A. Milne (3 shelves)

£100-150

589 Miscellaneous books including art reference, cinema, history, biographies and literature, etc., many in d.j.

£100-150

(6 shelves)

574 Miscellaneous books including art and antiques reference, jazz, dictionaries and reference, etc.

590 World War II and general history, many in d.j., G/VG

(6 shelves)

£100-150

103

£100-150

PHOTOGRAPHY Thursday 17 June 2010 at 11am

NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY To commence at 11am

604* Ceylon. An album of forty-six mounted albumen prints, c. 1870s, the first part of the album containing photos of the first Devon Militia in 1872 including group portraits, camp scenes, the Dartmouth regatta in 1875, plus some photos of non military scenes including horses and houses (one large photo identified as Wingfield, Eccles, Manchester, 1879), images approx. 20 x 29cm and smaller, mounted back to back with ink captions beneath, the final seven photos (each approx. 21 x 26cm) being of Ceylon interest, c. 1890, including two views of Newmarket Bungalow, two tea picking scenes, a Ceylon family group portrait, plus two scenes with elephants including one procession (identified as Scowen in the negative), some spotting to mounts throughout, a few leaves blank, contemp. red morocco gilt, rubbed, folio (1)

605* Dorset. A group of approx. eighty glass positive slides, c. 1900, mainly taken by the Blandford photographers Tom Nesbitt and his father J.B.B. Nesbitt, mostly of the Blandford area but including the tercentenary celebrations of 1905, Queen Victoria’s jubilee, army groups on Salisbury plain and some views of the Lake District

601* Anderson (James, attrib.). Castel Sant’Angelo, Rome, c. 1870, albumen print, 20.5 x 40cm (1)

£300-500

(approx. 80)

602 Brinkley (Captain F., ed.). Japan Described and Illustrated, 15 parts (complete), Boston, [1897-98], b & w illusts. from photos, each section with one col. collotype and mounted hand-col. albumen prints, 20 x 25cm, orig. printed wrappers, some wear and several wrappers deficient, folio (15)

£100-150

606* Film Stills. A large collection of film stills and publicity photos, including Candle Shoe, Space Man and King Arthur, One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, Pit Ponies, Frankenstein, the True Story, Njinsky, Young Frankenstein, etc., approx. 40 x 30 or 20 x 25cm, contained in eight full photo boxes

£100-150

(a carton)

£100-150

607* Great Britain, Australia, etc. A pair of photo albums, late 19th c., containing mounted albumen print views of Britain, Spain, Canada, the smaller album containing some views of Ceylon, Sydney and other views in Australia, St. Helena, etc., various sizes, contemp. half morocco/morocco, rubbed, second album with covers detached and backstrip deficient, both 4to

603* De Clercq (Louis). Kalaat el Tebnin, Syria, c. 1859, albumen or albumenized salted paper print from a paper negative, two-part panorama, 20 x 55cm (1)

£500-700

£400-600

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Lot 603

106

£100-150

611* India. A group of twenty-four mounted albumen prints, c. 1870s and later, mostly approx. 20 x 25cm and similar, some mounted back to back, together with an album containing twenty-three mounted gelatin silver print and albumen print views of India and Burma, c. 1890s, many views and scenes in and around Naini Tal, a few family group portraits and one loose leaf with two images of Burmese interest, approx. 15 x 20cm and similar, some spotting and soiling throughout, six photos loosely inserted, contemp. half morocco, covers detached and spine deficient, oblong folio (approx. 30)

612* India. An album containing forty leaves of silver prints, c. 1906-55, the majority of pages with multiples of five to ten photos with ink captions to mounts, the album beginning with the police training school at Bhambunda, Poona, 1906, some larger group portraits of football and hockey teams in Karachi in 1909, views, buildings and portraits of Western and Indian people, moving on to Dharwar, some game hunting photos including some in East Africa, in Kashmir 1917-19, Bombay, 1920-21, plus some North African, Australian and assorted images, some spotting throughout, ownership signature of Dr. W.B. Manley to front pastedown, contemp. diced calf, rebacked with orig. spine relaid, folio

608* Greece & Turkey. A pair of large albums containing corner mounted albumen prints and photogravures, mostly photogravures of views, ruins and artworks, plus a loose group of twenty-three albumen prints of Istanbul, five of these river views but the majority of the San Sophia mosque, a few images of Corfu, the majority identified in the image as Sebah and Joaillier, images all approx. 21 x 27cm including window mounted photos and photogravures, albums contemp. quarter morocco, rubbed, large 4to (25)

£150-200

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£300-500

609* India & Africa. A pair of albums, c. 1920, one of India and one of big game hunting in Africa, each containing forty-eight window mounted sepia silver prints, approx. 7 x 10cm and similar, the first album with white ink captions to mounts, both contemp. cloth, sl. rubbed, 8vo (2)

£80-120

610* India & Nepal. A collection of approx. eight glass positive slides, late 19th c., including some views in India and Nepal, plus unrelated views and generic subject scenes, some seals broken, contained in contemp. stained box, some wear (approx. 80)

£100-150

613* India - Kolar Gold Fields. An album of approx. thirty mounted silver prints of Kolar and the Gold Fields, c. 1912, includes views of the town, mineshafts and workers, plus a garden party in 1913, images mostly approx. 15 x 21cm and mounted one to a page and back to back but including four larger images inside a collapsed shaft, 22 x 29cm, plus a few unrelated family photographs and views of Niagara, etc., sparsely captioned, some spotting to mounts, contemp. half morocco, some wear, oblong folio (1)

Lot 611

107

£250-300

Lot 614 108

614* India. An album of mounted albumen prints compiled by F[rederick] Nowell while serving the Marquess and Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava during their viceregal life in India, 1884-89, a total of 115 photographs mounted in pairs and back to back on twenty-nine leaves, subjects include group portraits of viceregal regal hunting parties with elephants, the viceregal households, interiors and exteriors, street views, etc., all neatly captioned on mounts beneath and including identification of many of the British people including Nowell himself, one photograph of the front hall of the new viceregal residence in Simla, 1888, identified by Nowell as taken by the photographer [James] Craddock (mounted as a single photograph, pencil marks to surface), approx. thirty other photographs with four-digit negative numbers, probably Lala Deen Dayal, and a few with the initials DD and the final photograph in the album of the Begums’ Bhopal State elephants signed in the negative, images mostly approx. 20 x 26cm and similar, tones varied but most with some marginal fading, some spotting and occ. brittling of mounts, Nowell’s dated ownership inscription to front pastedown, contemp. half morocco, broken and lacking backstrip, tall folio

615* India. An album containing seventeen albumen prints on twelve leaves, c. 1880s, images captioned on the mount and include images from Bombay of the Yacht Club, a street scene, Victoria Terminus, Fancy Fair, Secretariat, native houses, Maidan, Queen’s Statue, Town Hall, Back Bay (faded and with surface damage), Sailors’ Home, and Thalbadavie Road, plus Elephanta Caves, Temples at Nassuk, group portrait of a hill tribe and Bund Gardens in Poona, mostly approx. 20 x 28cm and similar, the album containing a further twelve leaves of mostly European images including ten of similar size relating to Venice, tones variable and some spotting throughout, contemp. half morocco, covers det. and backstrip def., oblong folio

Captions include Viceroy and his elephant; Viceroy’s shooting party in Nepaul, Sweepers and ayahs; Lord Beresford and elephant; Sir D. Wallace and elephant;The morning sport;The largest elephant in India; Council group 1886; View of Simla; English mail just starting; Kennedy House, Simla; Cotton and Morris, Simla; Group of native women at Sipi; Sipi fair - Groups of native girls; Viceregal household; Bodyguard; The fete for the Ripon hospital; Delhi fort; The Taj, Agra; Palace, Jeypore; Gold and silver guns, Baroda; Ahamedabad; Street in Bombay; Elephanta Caves, Bombay; Rajah’s Palace at Odeypore; View of Ajmere; Street in Bhurtpore; Carvings on Hindu Temple; Military secretary’s office and hospital staff; Street in Bombay; Cooks and coolies; Bhislies and sweepers. Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, first Marquess of Dufferin and Ava (1826-1902) married Hariot Georgina (nee Rowan-Hamilton) (1843-1936) in 1862. Dufferin (diplomatist) was nominated viceroy of India in 1884 on the retirement of Lord Ripon. Lady Dufferin’s journal was published by John Murray in 1889 under the title, ‘Our Viceregal Life in India: Selections from my Journal 1884-1888’. The book is illustrated only with a portrait frontispiece of Lady Dufferin and a map. Dufferin’s correspondence relating to India is held by the British Library, with archives of further material held at the British Library, the Bodleian, Oxford, Public Record Office, etc. See Dictionary of National Biography for further information. (1) £2000-3000

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£150-200

616* Italy. A large album containing approx. fifty mounted albumen prints of Italy, c. 1890s, the majority of buildings and ruins and mounted two to a page to album rectos only, the majority with printed captions in the lower margin, approx. 19 x 25cm, plus three albumen prints of Istanbul by Sebah & Joaillier pasted in towards rear (Saint Sophia Mosque) exterior and interior, plus view on the Bosphorus - damaged in the sky area, heaving spotting throughout, contemp. half morocco, damp marked and some wear, large 4to (1)

£100-150

617* [Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942]. The Rocky Mountains - Scenes along the line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, c. 1885, mammoth albumen print showing the progress of locomotive 273 through a valley, some fading from margins and printed details in the negative now indistinct, original mount with printed caption beneath and logo at head, image 42 x 53cm, framed and glazed (1)

£300-400

618* Japan. A very large album containing sixty mounted colour tinted albumen prints of Japan, late 19th c., mostly approx. 21 x 28cm and similar with view captions in the negative, largely mounted two to a page with news cuttings and letters relating to the Berkshire and Buckinghamshire volunteers and imperial yeomanry, c. 1901, the last four leaves containing approx. thirty smaller mounted gelatin silver prints of military interest, contemp. morocco gilt, rubbed and soiled, atlas 4to (1)

Lot 615

109

£150-200

619* Japan. An album of forty-eight mounted albumen prints, c. 1890, hand tinted in the negative with numbered English captions in the negative, subjects include temples, building, street scenes and people, 20 x 25cm, some browning and brittling of mounts, contemp. Japanese lacquered boards with leather spine and mother of pearl onlays, some damage, oblong folio (1)

£300-500

620* Japan. A pair of albums containing approx. 100 mounted albumen prints, late 19th c., the majority hand-coloured in the negative and with printed captions to mounts, including buildings and views, approx. 20 x 25cm but including thirty-five small format images including portraits, mounted back to back throughout both albums, contemp. cloth and pictorial lacquered boards, worn, 4to/oblong folio, plus a Japanese book containing b&w colotype views of Japan (3)

£150-200

621* Japan. A collection of approx. 100 mostly colour tinted albumen prints, late 19th c., the majority views, temples and some of people, mostly on old album mounts, a few mounted back to back and all but approx. twenty smaller format images including gelatin silver print snapshots are approx. 20 x 25cm or similar

Lot 619

(approx. 100)

£100-150

622* Karelin (Andrey). Nizhniy-Novgorod, c. 1870-80, albumen print, two-part panorama, overall 34 x 94cm (1)

Lot 622 (part)

110

£2500-3000

Lot 624

623* Macpherson (Robert, attrib.). St. Peter’s, c. 1860, albumen print, 26.5 x 41cm (1)

£250-300

624* Macpherson (Robert). Temple of Hera I, Paestum, c. 1860, albumen print, Macpherson’s blind stamp on mount beneath, 18.5 x 43cm (1)

£200-300

625* Macpherson (Robert). Relief, Arch of Titus, Rome c. 1880, albumen print, 40 x 31cm (1)

111

£200-300

626* Macpherson (Robert, 1811-1872). Facade of the Church of Santa Maria at Toscanella, c. 1860, mounted albumen print, somewhat faded, 40 x 31.5cm, together with Etruscan gateway at Perugia, c. 1860, mounted albumen print, somewhat faded, 40 x 31cm, photographer’s oval embossed stamp with pencil negative numbers 142 & 135 beneath, first mount lightly soiled, second mount heavily soiled at extremities and with several closed tears, together with four further mounted albumen prints with Macpherson stamps and pencil negative numbers, numbers 72 & 73 (2 copies), all bas-reliefs by Gibson, and 79 (from a painting by Ratti), plus two further mounted albumen prints of paintings and a Vatican sculpture of Antoninus, probably all by Macpherson, various sizes, mounts sl. soiled, plus a mounted albumen print of Venice by Ponti with embossed studio stamp to lower left corner, 24 x 35cm, mount sl. soiled

628* Macpherson (Robert, 1811-1872). Arch of the Goldsmiths, sometimes called the Arch of Septimius Severus, in the Forum Boarium, c. 1860, mounted albumen print, image 35.5 x 27cm, together with a more faded albumen print by Macpherson, Arch of the Consul Dolabella on the Celian Hill, c. 1860, 40 x 27cm, both with photographer’s oval embossed stamp on mount beneath, numbered 76 and 54 respec., first mount a little soiled at extremities, second mount creased and soiled

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£250-300

£300-400

627* Macpherson (Robert, 1811-1872). A group of four landscape format albumen prints, c. 1860, including Temple of Vesta and the fountain, tomb of Cecilia Metella, Piazza of St. Peters, and Cascatelle at the Villa of Mecenas, Tivoli, all approx. 26 x 38cm and similar, photographer’s embossed stamp and pencil numbers to mounts beneath (18, 45, 57 & 119), mounts all sl. soiled and with one or two marginal closed tears or chips, the fourth image with ink marks to surface and the whole mount heavily soiled and partly torn

629* Macpherson (Robert, 1811-1872). View of the Lake in the Villa Doria, c. 1860, albumen print, embossed oval photographer’s stamp with pencil number 69 on large paper mount beneath, 28 x 34cm, paper mount chipped and soiled

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(1)

£300-400

112

£200-300

630* Middle East. An album containing twenty-one mounted studio portraits of Arab men and women, late 19th c., mostly single subject touristic portraits of women, the majority identified as being taken by Arnoux with French captions and negative number, mounted to album rectos, approx. 22 x 28cm or the reverse, plus approx. forty smaller format unrelated images towards rear, contemp. morocco, rubbed and sl. wear, folio (1)

632* Military Officer. A hand-painted whole plate salt print of a military officer, c. 1850, the English officer seated with one hand on his sword, 19 x 14.5cm, oval mount in a leather desk frame with two hinged flaps by Sutton of Regent Street, somewhat rubbed and scuffed, catches no longer working, 24 x 20cm (closed), together with ten unrelated albumen prints of military groups and related (11)

£70-100

£200-300

633* Miscellaneous photography, mostly 19th c., including five albums and a group of loose images, the majority of Italian and British interest including some art works (a carton)

£100-150

634* Miscellaneous photography, 19th & 20th c., an assortment of albums and mounted photos, including an album of photographs of the village of All Canning, near Devizes, Wiltshire, plus five scrap albums containing engravings and a few photos (a carton)

£150-200

635* Miscellaneous photography, late 19th c., a group of three albums, the first containing mostly small format albumen print portraits and British views, c. 1860s, second including a small number of (mostly faded) West Africa albumen prints, late 19th c., plus an assortment of loose photographs loosely inserted, the third album containing cartes de visite, cabinet cards, pasted in family portraits, c. 1870, various bindings, some wear, 4to (3)

636* Miscellaneous photography, mostly 19th & some 20th c., an assortment of albums including British and foreign topographical cartes de visite views, snapshots, generic scenes, etc., various bindings and sizes

631* Middle East. An album containing fifty-four mounted albumen prints, late 19th c., mostly identified as the photographer H. Arnoux in the negative, and including views in Cairo, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria, and including some views of the pyramids, etc., all somewhat faded, mostly captioned in the negative and identified in English on mounts beneath, approx. 22 x 28cm and similar, mounted back to back on stiff leaves, some spotting throughout, contemp. morocco, rubbed, oblong folio (1)

£150-200

(3 cartons)

£150-200

637* Miscellaneous photography, 19th & 20th c., an assorted collection of albums and photographs (a carton)

£200-300

113

£100-150

Lot 639

639* Neurdein Brothers (attrib.). San Sebastian, Spain, c. 1880, albumen print, two-part panorama, photographer’s number in negative, 21 x 56cm A view of La Concha bay taken from Mount Urgull. The Neurdein brothers were commercial photographers based in Paris. It is most likely that the younger brother, Louis Antonin took this photograph as he is known to have been in San Sebastian at the time. (1) £1000-1500

638* Miscellaneous photography, c. 1870s and later, including some North African interest, five mounted albumen print portraits with one identified as Roger Fenton at foot of mount (illustrated), each approx. 25 x 24cm, mounts somewhat spotted and soiled, the other photographs relating to North Africa, Italy and Britain, various sizes and mounted mostly one to a mount (28)

640* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Mongoor, porch of the Sivite temple, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XLVI on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm (1)

£300-400

114

£500-700

641* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Hurulhully, The Temple of Someshwur, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XXXII on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm (1)

643* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Hullabeed, The Great Temple, Sanctuary of the Southern Pavilion, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XXXI on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm

£500-700

The Temple of Hullabeed (also spelt Halebid and Halebidu) is a complex made up of the Hoysaleshawara and Kedareshwara temples and two Jain basadi. Located in Karnataka it was the 12th-century capital of the Hoysalas. (1) £500-700

644* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Halebid, The Great Temple, Southern pavilion, containing the Great Bull, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XXX on a label on mount, images 26.5 x 38cm

642* Pigou (Dr.William Henry). Hurulhully, double temple, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XXXV on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm (1)

£500-700

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115

£500-700

645* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Chwdanpoor, a temple of Siva, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number XXXIX on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm (1)

647* Pigou (Dr.William Henry). Beejanuggur, Great Gateway of a Temple, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number LXXVIII on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm

£500-700

Dr. Pigou (1818-1858) was an amateur photographer of exceptional ability. He served in the Indian Medical Service (Bombay) 1841-1858 and succeeded Thomas Biggs as the Government photographer during the Bombay presidency from 1855-1857. (1) £500-700

646* Pigou (Dr. William Henry). Beejanuggur, the temple of Vithoba, southern pavilion in the enclosure, c. 1857, albumen print, mounted on card, printed title and plate number LXIII on a label on mount, image 26.5 x 38cm (1)

£500-700

648* Ponti (Carlo, attrib.). Basilica of St. Mark’s, Venice, 1856, albumen print, ink title to mount, 22.5 x 31cm (1)

£200-300

649* Portraits. A large group of over 100 studio portrait photographs, mostly 20th c., the majority black and white photos on card mounts, some with photographer details and occn. signature, some items framed, the majority British subjects, but including a group of India interest, mostly in poor condition, subjects including panel prints and cabinet cards of unidentified Princes, and early cars, and studios including Deen Dayal, Excelsior, P. Vuccino & Co., etc. (a carton)

116

£100-150

650* Roman models. An album containing eight mounted albumen prints, c. 1870s, each a staged portrait including six of single subjects, approx. 22 x 18cm and similar, mounted one to a leaf, a pencil note at the front indicating they were purchased in Rome in 1874-5 by W. F. Witts, the remainder of the album containing approx. sixty mounted albumen print views of Italy and Britain including snapshot views, mostly identified in the negative on the mount, various sizes, contemp. half sheep, worn and lower cover det., folio (1)

£200-300

651* Russia. Six view of Moscow, c. 1880, albumen prints, mounted on original pink card, images 22 x 28cm Including images of the Bolshoy Theatre and the Triomphal Arch. (6) £500-700

652* Karelin (Andrey, attrib.). Nizhniy-Novgorod, c. 1870-80, albumen print, three-part panorama, 15.5 x 66cm (1)

Lot 652

117

£1000-1500

653* Russia. Moscow Kremlin: Spasskaya Tower and Kazan Cathedral, c. 1870, albumen print, 20 x 25cm View from the inside of the Kremlin, showing the now destroyed Kazan Cathedral. (1) £250-300

657* Taber (Isaiah). ‘The Grizzly Giant’, Marlposa Grove, Yosomite, Taber Photo, San Francisco, c. 1880, mammoth albumen print, photographer’s title, credit and number in negative, 51.5 x 39cm This is an extraordinary photograph of Giant Sequoia trees in Marlposa Grove, California, some of which reach heights of over 300 feet. (1) £400-600

654* Sache (Edward, attrib.). caves of Elephanta, Bombay, c. 1870, a group of five albumen prints, pasted on original card, ink titles in French, each 23.5 x 29cm (1)

£1000-1500

655* South Africa. A broken album of mounted silver prints, c. 1910, each page with mostly multiples of five or more images relating to Bulawayo, etc., including Western and African people, homesteads, views, etc., the largest images approx. 16 x 21cm but mostly postcard size and smaller, sporadic captions, contemp. boards, worn, covers detached and backstrip deficient, 4to (1)

658* Talbot (William Henry Fox). Salt print from calotype negative of Orleans Cathedral, as seen from the opposite tower (From Nature, 1843), mounted opposite p. 143 in The Art-Union, Monthly Journal of Fine Arts, vol. 8, 1846], image 16 x 20cm (clipped corners), faded as usual, printed caption beneath and printed patent label to mount verso, volume a composite of twelve monthly issues from the years 1842-46 with accompanying engravings and some ads., etc., one leaf of ads. at rear excised, occ. spotting, contemp. half morocco, worn, 4to

£200-300

656* Stereocards. An assorted group of stereocards, cabinet cards, cartes de visite and negatives, the stereocards mostly British topographical views, the remainder mostly portraits, together with a group of over 100 magic lantern slides, mostly buildings and views in Italy, Britain, Middle East, etc., many with captions to seals, contained in three slide boxes (a carton)

£100-150

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118

£300-400

TWENTIETH-CENTURY PHOTOGRAPHY

659* U.S.A. A group of twelve albumen prints of USA mounted on four leaves, c. 1890, including New York, Washington and the Hudson River at West Point, two titled in the negative, each approx. 17 x 21cm, plus four unrelated images mounted on the same mounts (16)

662* Ciol (Elio, born 1929). A group of thirteen gelatin silver prints of Italian views, including three silver prints on paper from the mid 1960s, all printed by the photographer, 1977, plus ten silver prints dry mounted on aluminium sheets, c. 1960s but printed by the photographer in 1977, details on reverse of each, various sizes, the largest approx. 41 x 69cm, plus two related books and three calendars

£100-150

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660* Vietnam. A group of approx. fifty mounted albumen prints, late 19th c., showing views and street scenes, natives and colonials, images largely faded, approx. 11 x 8.5cm, all with gilt ruled borders, mounted on thick card without captions (approx. 50)

£100-150

661* Zanzibar. Profile portrait of a seated Zanzibar slave, c. 1873, oval albumen print, 11 x 8cm, horizontal crease, tipped-onto card with modern pencil note and date at foot, together with five similar but somewhat faded and with horizontal creases, three tipped-onto later mounts with modern captions dating the photographs to 1873, subjects being an arab priest, ‘a native of the west coast of Africa’ and three further head and shoulders portraits of arabs, together with six other contemporary but unrelated India interest albumen prints, including four carte de visite size portraits (12)

£300-400

663* Ciol (Elio, born 1929). A group of five rare vintage gelatin silver prints from the photographer’s trip to the UK in 1977, photographs are of Dinas Mawddy, Ceredigion, 26 x 39cm, ‘Towards Aberdyfi, Ynyslas, Ceredigion’, 29 x 39cm, plus three similar size photographs of architectural details of Salisbury Cathedral, each with photographer’s Italian stamp to verso, all but one in thin matt mounts These are part of the only known photographs Ciol has made of the UK. They have not been circulated or published other than in an issue of Ffoto Gallery magazine. (5) £200-300

£150-200

119

664* Curtis (Edward Sheriff). Wild Grapes - Pomo, New York, 1924, photogravure, fine tones and in good condition, publisher’s title and credit below image, printed on Japanese tissue with letterpress copyright credit, title, date and plate number, 39 x 29cm (1)

666* Curtis (Edward Sheriff). A Southern Miwok/A Yaudanchi Yokuts Woman, New York, 1924, two photogravures printed on Japanese tissue with letterpress copyright credit, title, date and plate number, publisher’s title and credit below images, both images 39 x 29cm

£100-150

(2)

£200-300

665* Curtis (Edward Sheriff). A Wappo Woman, New York, 1924, photogravure, fine tones and in good condition, publisher’s title and credit below image, printed on Japanese tissue with letterpress copyright credit, title, date and plate number, dimension 39 x 29cm

667* Curtis (Edward Sheriff). Otila-Maidu. Otila/Shatila-Pomo, New York, 1924, two photogravures printed on Japanese tissue with letterpress copyright credit, title, date and plate number, publisher’s title and credit below images, both images 39 x 29cm

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(2)

£100-150

120

£200-300

669* Duddridge (Graeme, born 1974). Woman with a pomegranate, c. 2005, orig. colour photograph, 43 x 30.5cm, signed at foot, together with ‘Anatomy I’, 1994, orig. unsigned colour photo, 25.5 x 27.5cm, plus Rombi (Mauro, born 1957), Beach hut, Sardinia, 1981, colour cibachrome, 46 x 35cm, signed and dated in pencil on mount beneath photos (3)

668* Davis (Pete, born 1947). A collection of thirty-four gelatin silver prints, c. 2000, including a large photograph of Sardinia, 50.5 x 40cm, matt mount, signed to reverse, plus twenty photographs of Sardinia and Cader Idris, Wales, mostly with photographer’s label to verso, some signed and/or with photographer’s label to versos, plus thirteen photographs of dried plants, presented as greetings cards with signed presentation notes, all approx. 20 x 25cm or the reverse, plus four related books and catalogues, plus Davies (Ron, b. 1921), a similar collection comprising forty-six original gelatin silver prints of Welsh valley miners, Welsh landscape and fauna, mostly approx. 20 x 25cm, the majority signed and inscribed to versos, together with a small group of related books, calendars, catalogues and ephemera (approx. 100)

£150-200

670* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). A miner’s home, West Virginia, July 1935, large gelatin silver print from the original negative, c. 1980s, order number, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 35.5 x 28cm

£200-300

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£200-300

671* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Kitchen wall in Bud Fields’s home, Hale County, Alabama, Summer 1936, large gelatin silver print from the original negative, c. 1980s, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 28 x 35.5cm Lot 669

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672* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Photographer’s window display, Birmingham, Alabama, 1936, large gelatin silver print from the original negative, order number, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 35.5 x 28cm

674* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Reedsville, West Virginia, Highway Corner, June 1935, large gelatin silver print made from the original negative, c. 1980s, order number, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 35.5 x 28cm

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£200-300

675* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Flood refugees, Forrest City, Arkansas, February 1937, large gelatin silver print from the original negative, order number and photograph details to verso alongside Library of Congress reproduction stamp, 28 x 35.5cm

673* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Roadside Shore Vicinity, Greensboro, Alabama, Summer 1936, large gelatin silver print from the original negative, c. 1980s, order number, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 28 x 35.5cm (1)

£200-300

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678* Glass slide negatives. A large collection of approx. 350 b & w glass slide negatives, possibly by F.W. or R.F.G. Shaw, c. 1903-35, including many views of Whitby, Scarborough, etc., plus some on the south coast, 8 x 11cm, contained in seven hinged slide boxes, together with groups of related snapshots, plus three small albums (approx. 350)

679* Godwin (Fay, born 1931). Two gelatin silver prints, c. 1970s, one of a dewy spiders web, the second of river water rushing over rocks, the first with a few light creases, both with Godwin’s copyright wetstamp (3 Rochester Terrace) to verso, plus ten other silver prints press prints printed c. 1970s, with images by Fulvio Roiter, Tazio Secchiaroli, Jerome Ducrot, Charlotte March and others, plus eight press stills including seven modern prints of Hitchcock films, all 20 x 25cm or the reverse

676* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Washroom and dining area of Floyd Burrough’s home, Hale County, Alabama, Summer 1936, large gelatin silver print made from the original negative, c. 1980s, order number, photograph details and Library of Congress reproduction stamp to verso, 35.5 x 28cm (1)

£200-300

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£200-300

677* Evans (Walker, 1903-75). Liberty Theatre, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 1935, large gelatin silver print made from the original negative, c. 1980s, negative number and details to verso and inkstamp ‘Reproduction from the Collections of the Library of Congress’, 28 x 35.5cm

680* Greeting cards. A collection of seventy-five photograph greeting cards, c. 1970s to present, including works by William Gaskins, Professor Margaret Harker, William Bishop, Mauro Rombi, China Hamilton, mostly signed and inscribed, various sizes, loosely contained in a modern plastic album, folio

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681* Harold (Jim, 20th c.). Scaffolding store, Beansheaf Estate, Calcot, c. 1980s, gelatin silver print, 19 x 28cm, framed and glazed with accession label to verso, plus four other similarly framed contemporary silver prints, one by Helen Harris and one by Helen Hands, plus a panoramic colour cibachrome photo by an unknown photographer, 6.5 x 58.5cm, matt mount All from the Arthur Andersen Corporate Collection. (6)

£150-200

682* India & Africa. A group of five snapshot photo albums compiled by Vera Irene Boulton, c. 1930s, three albums largely relating to India including topographical views, street scenes and people, two snapshots showing Gandhi as a small figure on stage at the Congress Camp, Karachi, December 1931, one with him speaking and one with Latel speaking and Gandhi seated to his left, one album containing mounted images of India and some in South Africa and the last album containing mounted snapshots of Scotland, mostly gelatin silver prints but including some cyanotypes, 10 x 14cm and smaller, mounted back to back and sometimes as multiples with ink captions to mounts throughout, contemp. boards/wrappers, some wear and one album partly broken, oblong small folio/8vo (5)

£80-120

684* Landau (Ergy, 1896-1967). Unidentified woman dancing in the style of Isadora Duncan, c. 1920, vintage sepia toned gelatin silver print, photographer’s name in the negative, 21 x 16cm, signed in pencil on mount beneath ‘Landau, B’pest’, photographer’s Budapest Studio wetstamp to mount verso (1)

£300-500

685* Miscellaneous photography, mostly 20th c., an assorted group of nineteen early 20th c. photo albums including family snapshots, British and overseas views, some World War I interest, etc., mostly contemp. cloth, some wear, various sizes (a carton)

£150-200

683* Keohane (Alan, born 1965). A group of six limited edition silver prints on archival paper from North Africa, 2005, each featuring Bedouin and Berbers in Morocco, images approx. 28 x 28cm and similar, each pencil signed, numbered and dated to mounts beneath, all from editions of 20 and one marked A/P, together with four bromides of Jerusalem, 1988, two signed greeting card photographs of Jerusalem, c. 1986, and two books by Keohane on Berbers (signed and inscribed) and the Bedouin (14)

£200-300

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688* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Muhammad Ali, 1980, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 1980, image size 30.5 x 45.5cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in pencil to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered to verso

686* Mitchell (Bernard, 20th c.). A collection of eighteen portraits of artists in Wales, 1990-97, gelatin silver print portraits of Joseph Herman, Kyffin Williams, Ernest Zobole, John Knapp Fisher, Shani Rhys James, Peter Prendergast, Will Roberts, etc., including two dups., all signed and identified with name of subject, place and date to lower margin or written vertically to right hand margin of portrait format photographs, 30 x 24cm or the reverse, plus two gelatin silver prints of John Piper in his studio by Jan Goulding, c. 1983, 25 x 20cm and the reverse, unsigned (18)

Taken at Chris Dundee’s 5th Street Gym on Miami Beach in January 1980 and showing a perspiring Muhammad Ali during preparations for his upcoming fight (October 1980) against Larry Holmes. (1) £300-500

£200-300

689* Pacific Islands propaganda. A group of seven large vintage gelatin silver prints, 1957/58, all mounted with pencil captions to mounts, including ‘Gilbertese dancers, Christmas Island’ x 2 (one from 1957 and one from 1958), two titled ‘Apia, Samoa’, one dated 1957, both showing one adult with two children, plus two group portraits of happy Christmas islanders dated 1957 and 1958, plus one view of a line of thatched huts on Christmas Island dated 1958, approx. 35 x 41cm and sl. smaller, mounts a little soiled and one uniformly toned, no marks or credits to versos

687* Morath (Inge, 20th c.). Italian procession, n.d., gelatin silver print, photographer’s credit stamp to verso, 25 x 17cm, tipped onto mount, together with Haas (Ernst, 20th c.), a German politician (?) shaking hands with numerous fans, gelatin silver print, photographer’s name stamp and other credit marks to verso, 18 x 25cm (2)

£100-150

During 1957 and 1958 Britain conducted nuclear tests in the Pacific including six at Christmas Island, then a British colony. British, Australian, New Zealand and Fijian servicemen were exposed to risks of radiation, as were the indigenous Gilbertese in the test zones. For decades personnel exposed to the radiation have sought compensation from Britain’s Ministry of Defence who deny negligence or that sickness is caused by exposure to the radiation. These fine photographs were probably taken by the British RAF to demonstrate how life was unaffected by the nuclear tests. (7) £300-500

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692* Sato (Hiro, born 1951). Nude in the wood, c. 2000, vintage gelatin silver print, signed on the reverse, matt mount with printed label to verso, image 20 x 25cm, together with Mutter (Scott, 1944-2008), Shopping mall/cathedral, photo montage silver print, sl. crease on surface, 22 x 17.5cm, matt mounted, with pencil identification (signature?) to mount verso plus unrelated photo portraits by Joe Cox, Claudino Cocilio and two photographs of Mussolini’s body in the morgue (7)

£100-150

690* Salbitani (Roberto, born 1945). A group of three silver prints, c. mid 1970s, two from the series ‘Viaggio’ 1974-1982, inscribed and signed on the reverse, both 16.5 x 25cm, together with a poster for his exhibition using one of these images, plus a third silver print ‘from Etna’, inscribed on the reverse, 17.5 x 13.5cm, plus a group of twenty-two silver prints by Luigi Costa of Libya, including archaeological and classical sites, people and contemporary views, taken during the Italian period of occupation, approx. 24 x 18cm and sl. smaller, plus Debbas (Fouad), Mount Lebanon early photographs, folios, 1996, sixty facsimile reproductions of albumen prints, orig. presentation cloth box, folio (-)

£100-150

693* Schweitzer (Albert, 1875-1965). Signed black and white photograph, the half-length photograph showing Schweitzer seated and looking at the camera, papers on the desk in front of him and a piano behind him, signed and inscribed to lower blank margin of photograph, ‘a Mr. Walter Rimington et sa chere dame a Gunsbach, 20 juin 36, Albert Schweitzer’, 23.5 x 17cm, contemp. card mount, a few marks to image surface, mount lightly browned and heavy old damp stain to lower left corner touching the corner of the photo and caption with some loss of ink in the word ‘Gunsbach’

691* Sanzetti (S.G., 20th c.). Chinese fishermen rowing down a river, n.d., bromide print of the boat and ten crew, laid on card with photographer’s pencil signature beneath, light damp stain to mount corners, framed and glazed (1)

Gunsbach in Alsace is the town where Schweitzer grew up and now home to the International Albert Schweitzer Association, with a small museum and an archive. Provenance: From the grandson of Walter Rimington. (1) £150-200

£70-100

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694* Shaw (George Bernard, 1856-1950). Close-up of George Bernard Shaw’s head by Germaine Kanova, c. 1930, mounted vintage gelatin silver print, 21.5 x 16cm, sl. silvered, boldly signed in pencil by photographer on mount beneath with Bernard Shaw’s clear ink signature in centre beneath, Kanova’s credit stamp (60 Baker Street, London W1) to mount verso (1)

£300-500

695* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Glenda Jackson as Charlotte Corday from Peter Brook’s Royal Shakespeare Company Production of Marat/Sade, 1966, gelatin silver print on archival paper with large black border, signed presentation inscription for David Brierley (Managing Director of the RSC) in grey pencil to lower border, photographer’s wetstamp, typed caption and presentation stamp to verso, 28 x 35.5cm It was the Marat/Sade photographs with their grainy texture, dramatic light and dark shadows that established Waldman’s reputation as a performing arts photographer. Provenance: These photographs were presented to David Brierley in return for free access to photograph at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford. Waldman was planning a book that never materialised. A copy of the letter is included with each lot. (1) £700-1000

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696* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Zero Mostel as Leopold Bloom from Ulysses in Nighttown directed by Burgess Meredith, August 1965, vintage gelatin silver print on archival paper with large black border, signed presentation inscription to David Brierley in grey pencil to lower margin, small date stamp, photographer’s wetstamp, caption and presentation inkstamp to verso, together with a second similar photograph of Zero Mostel in the same role, signed presentation inscription to David Brierley in black ink to lower white border, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and caption to verso, with additional manuscript note initialled by Waldman, ‘Reject print - not best quality, MW’, both 35 x 28cm (2)

£700-1000

697* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Zero Mostel as Tevye from Fiddler on the Roof, 1965, vintage gelatin silver print on archival paper with wide black margins, signed presentation inscription for David Brierley in grey pencil to lower border, August 1965 date stamp, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and printed caption to verso, 35 x 28cm (1)

£500-800

Lot 696

698* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Morris Carnovsky as King Lear in The American Shakespeare Festival Production in Stratford, Connecticut, 1965, a pair of gelatin silver prints, both with signed presentation inscriptions to David Brierley to lower white margin of one and just inside image of the other, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed captions to verso, both with initialled manuscript note by the photographer rejecting the prints as of not best quality, the second image of a seated King Lear with some blackening to margin of lower right corner, both sheets 35 x 28cm Lot 697

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699* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Cyril Ritchard as Bottom from A Midsummer Night’s Dream in the Shakespeare Festival Production at Stratford, Connecticut, 1967, together with two others of Morris Cernovsky as Shylock and William Meyers as Tubal from The Merchant of Venice, and Morris Cernovsky as King Lear, 1965, all later printing gelatin silver prints on archival paper with wide black margins, each with signed presentation inscription for David Brierley in grey pencil to lower border, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed caption to versos, the final image with additional initialled manuscript note by Waldman rejecting the photograph as damaged (some silvering to black margins and small surface scratch to lower part of image), all landscape format, 28 x 35cm (3)

£400-600

700* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Morris Carnovsky as Shylock from The Merchant of Venice together with Morris Carnovsky as King Lear, both Shakespeare Festival Productions at Stratford, Connecticut, 1960s, both close-up headshots, gelatin silver prints on archival paper with wide black borders, both with signed presentation inscriptions for David Brierley in grey pencil to lower margins, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed caption to verso of each, the second photograph with additional initialled manuscript note ‘Discard print - not best quality, MW’, both a little bruised to lower right corners, 35 x 28cm

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£400-600

701* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Morris Carnovsky as Shylock from The Merchant of Venice in the Shakespeare Festival Production at Stratford, Connecticut, c. 1965, together with a second photograph from the same production showing Morris Carnovsky as Shylock with William Meyers as Tubal, both gelatin silverprints on archival paper with wide black borders, both with signed presentation inscription for David Brierley to lower margins, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed caption to verso, 35 x 28cm (2)

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702* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Jane Farnol as Titania from A Midsummer Night’s Dream in The Shakespeare Festival Production at Stratford, Connecticut, 1967, together with a second photograph of Maria Teucci as Jessica from The Merchant of Venice at the same Festival in the same year, both gelatin silver prints on archival paper with wide black borders, both with signed presentation inscriptions for David Brierley in grey pencil to lower margins, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed captions to verso, 35 x 28cm (2)

£400-600

703* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). A group of five theatrical photographs, mid to late 1960s, all gelatin silver prints on archival paper with wide black borders, each with signed presentation inscription for David Brierley in grey pencil to lower margins, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed caption to versos, all 35 x 28cm The captions are Stephan Gierasch as Pierre from War and Peace; Return from Borodino - War and Peace; Robert Lloyd as Roux and Henry Woolf from Marat/Sade; John Harkins and Lynn Farleigh from The Homecoming; Scene from The Homecoming. (5) £500-800

Lot 702

704* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). Morris Carnovsky as King Lear in the Shakespeare Festival production at Stratford, Connecticut, 1965, gelatin silver print on archival paper with wide black border, signed presentation inscription for David Brierley to lower border, photographer’s wetstamp, presentation stamp and typed caption to verso, 35 x 28cm (1)

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£300-400

707* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). A group of five vintage gelatin silver prints, 1972, all photographs taken during the Royal Shakespeare Theatre’s Roman Shakespeare season at Stratford upon Avon, three scenes from Titus Andronicus and two from Coriolanus, two close-ups of heads, the other three photographs with three or more actors, three photographs with the copyright, presentation and printed by ink stamps to verso, all identified as the property of Joan Crawford and three with manuscript captions, all 20 x 25cm except one the reverse (5)

705* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). A group of four vintage gelatin silver prints, 1972, each a single subject portrait from the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Roman Shakespeare season at Stratford upon Avon, two with photographer’s copyright, presentation and printed by stamps to verso, all with Joan Crawford’s ownership name to versos and manuscript captions, each 24 x 20cm

£400-600

The subjects are Margaret Tyzack as Tamora and John Wood as Saturninus in Titus Andronicus, Richard Johnson as Antony and Janet Suzman as Cleopatra. (4) £400-600

708* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). A group of five vintage gelatin silver prints, 1972, all photographs of actors in scenes from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre’s Roman Shakespeare season at Stratford upon Avon, one head and hands close-up, the others with two or more actors, all but one with the copyright, presentation and printed by ink stamp of Waldman to verso, all identified as the property of Joan Crawford and two with the actors in Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra identified

706* Waldman (Max, 1919-81). A group of five vintage gelatin silver prints, 1972, all landscape format photographs of three or more actors taken during the Royal Shakespeare Theatre’s Roman Shakespeare season at Stratford upon Avon, all with Max Waldman’s copyright, presentation and printed by stamps to verso, ownership name of Joan Crawford to each and one with the six actors performing in Julius Caesar identified, 20 x 25cm (5)

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ROYALTY 709* Edward VIII (King of England, 1894-1972). A head and shoulders portrait photograph of the Prince in uniform of the Welsh Guards by Vandyk, image size 14 x 9cm, signed and dated on mount beneath ‘Edward P, 1919’ and signed by the photographer in pencil with photographer’s embossed stamp beneath, mount somewhat spotted (1)

£150-200

710* Edward VIII (King of England, 1894-1972). A full-length portrait photograph by Rose K. Durrant & Sons of Torquay, showing Prince Edward in Royal Naval College uniform, holding a telescope, image 20 x 15cm, signed and dated on mount beneath, ‘Edward P, 1912’, photographer’s printed details lower right and to mount verso, mount lightly and uniformly toned (1)

£200-300

Lot 709

711* George V (King of Great Britain, 1865-1936 & Mary of Teck). A pair of three-quarter length portrait photographs by W. & D. Downie, the king in military uniform, the queen with tiara and choker holding a closed fan, images 20 x 12.5cm, signed on mounts beneath ‘George R, 1917’ and ‘Mary R, 1917’ respec., embossed royal crests at head of both mounts, trimmed, mounts spotted and first with small crease to lower left corner

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712* Iraq. Photograph album of Faisal II (1935-58), c. 1930, twenty-nine corner-mounted gelatin silver prints, 14 x 21cm, stamped on pastedowns, imitation red morocco, oblong 4to (1)

£400-600

713* Mary (of Teck, 1867-1953, Queen of George V). A full-length platinum print portrait photograph of the Queen by Alice Hughes, signed by the Queen ‘Victoria Mary, 1900’ to lower part of image, 15 x 10cm, photographer’s printed details on mount (somewhat spotted) (1)

£70-100

714* Nicholas II (Tsar of Russia). The Ceremony for the Coronation of the last Tsar of Russia, in 1896, a group of nine mounted albumen prints by Scherer, Nabholz & Co., incl. three photos of coaches, one building exterior and five palace interiors, each approx. 28 x 38cm and similar (9)

£1000-1500

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Lot 715 715* Nicholas II. An unusual group of photographs showing Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Fedorovna on an official visit to Paris, J. Kuhn, Paris, c. 1896, six albumen prints, some with French captions in image, publisherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dry stamp, on original boards, light rubbing or soiling, image sizes 28 x 38cm, the smallest 20.5 x 27cm (6)

ÂŁ2000-3000

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716* Royal Family. A group of sixty-one gelatin silver prints, c. 1955, the majority of the Queen or Queen Mother wearing a tiara and seated three-quarter length in part-profile, one photo heavily creased, images approx. 14 x 20cm, versos blank

717* [Uhlenhuth, Eduard]. A large royal party at Coburg on the occasion of the wedding of Princess Victoria Melita and Prince Ernst Ludwig of Hesse, 9th April 1894, platinum print on board in old dampstained and chipped window mount, image size 28 x 24cm

Probably by the Cecil Beaton Studio prior to the Queen’s visit to Nigeria. (a folder) £100-150

The thirty-three people featured in this photograph include Kaiser Wilhelm II, Queen Victoria, the Empress Frederick of Germany, Tzar Nicholas II and his fiancee Princess Alix of Hesse, her sisters Princess Louis of Battenberg and Princess Henry of Prussia, the Grand Duchess Vladimir of Russia, the Prince of Wales, the Grand Duke Paul of Russia, Prince (later King) Ferdinand of Romania, the Grand Duchess Serge of Russia, Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia, Prince Alfred of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, et al. The Royal Collection has a near-identical photograph taken on the same occasion showing some slight variations of head positions. (1) £300-500

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ALBERTO KORDA (1928-2001) Alberto Korda was born Alberto Diaz Gutierrez in Havana in 1928, the same year as Ernesto Che Guevara. He began his career as a photographer taking photographs at banquets, baptisims and weddings. In the early years, Korda was most interested in fashion because it allowed him to pursue his two favourite things, photography and beautiful women. He became Cuba's premier fashion photographer. The Cuban Revolution was the turning point in Korda's career. He became a photographer for the Cuban newspaper Revolucion in March 1960 and went on to become Fidel's personal photographer. He died in Paris in 2001 while presenting an exhibition of his work, and is buried in Havana.

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718* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). The entrance of Fidel Castro and Camilo Cienfuegos in Havana, 26th July 1959, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, an aerial view showing revolutionaries on horses with raised rifles, smiles and straw hats, embossed stamp and Korda’s ink signature to lower margin, image size 24 x 17cm On July 26, 1959, the anniversary of the assault on the Moncada and a new national holiday, Fidel invited guajiros from all over the islands to Havana. They arrived in their thousands with palm leaves in their hats and machetes in their belts. Camilo Cienfuegos, the Rebel Army's Chief of Staff, rode at the head of the horsemen. With his easy smile and looking like Jesus out for a good time, he became the darling of Havana's women, (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £1500-2000

719* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro meets a caged tiger at New York Zoo, 1959, gelatin silver print, embossed stamp and Korda’s ink signature to lower margin, numbered 2/100 to verso, image size 26.5 x 35.5cm

Lot 719

With his son Fidelito, he toured the Bronx Zoo and was so entranced by the animals that he expanded Havana Zoo as soon as he returned home, (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £2000-3000

720* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Che Guevara in conversation with Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, 1960, two embossed stamps and Korda’s ink signature to lower margin, image size 16 x 23.5cm That night, near midnight, Che welcomed the two intellectuals to his office in the Ministry of Industry - he worked so much that he often received visitors as late as 4 in the morning. The interview was in French. When we left his office, the duty sentry was asleep, his cap over his face, (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £1500-2000

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721* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). El Quijote de la Farola (Don Quixote of the Lamppost), 1959, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, with photographer’s embossed stamp and signature to lower margin, touching image, image size 26 x 18.5cm While Fidel was making his speech, this fellow scrambled up the streetlight like a cat, then settled astride the lights and calmly lit a cigarette. I called him "Don Quixote of the lamppost", (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £1500-2000

722* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Guerrillero Heroico, 1960, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, two embossed stamps and Korda’s ink signature to lower margin, image size 14 x 22cm, paper size 24 x 30cm This is the uncropped landscape version with the profile of a male figure and leaves of a plant intruding at the edges of the scene. At the start of March 1960, more than a year after taking power, the French cargo vessel La Coubre from the General Transatlantic Company arrived in port at Havana. It was carrying a second load of munitions that the Cubans had succeeded in buying from Belgium, inspite of Washington's opposition. But on March 4, two enormous explosions shook the city. The attack killed 81 port workers and wounded another 200. Fidel blamed the CIA and this carnage ended any hope of reconciliation with the United States.The next stage during the funeral service for the victims at Havana Cemetery, Korda was there for the newspaper Revolucion. He took photos of Fidel Castro during his angry speech, some of Che Guevara, and others of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoire, the French intellectuals who had just arrived in Cuba. By reflex, I snapped twice - one horizontal shot and one vertical. I didn't have enough time to take a third photo, as he stepped back discreetly into the second row. Back in my studio, I developed the film and made a few prints for Revolucion. Because there was a head showing over his shoulder in the vertical shot, I cropped the horizontal photo. The editor-in-chief chose to publish a photo of Fidel on the front page instead, but I liked the Che portrait so much I later made a bigger print, 11 x 14 ins, and hung it in my studio' (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £1500-2000

Lot 722 723* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Guerrillero Heroico, 5th March 1960, gelatin silver print, later printing, small black Korda stamp to verso lower right, signed pencil inscription by Korda dated 1986, ‘El pudiera haber dicho: “Solo se ve con el corazon. Lo esencial es invisible para los ojos.” Tu lo sabes.’, 25 x 20cm The inscription translates as: ‘It could be said: “Only the heart can see essential things which are invisible to the eyes.” You know it is so.’ Famously, Korda made no money from this photograph, the most iconic portrait photograph of the 20th century. A special association item. (1) £3000-5000

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724* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Guerrillero Heroico, 5th March 1960, gelatin silver print, later printing, signed in red ink by the photographer in wide (3.5cm) margin at foot, with later additional signed inscription in Spanish in blue ballpoint pen to from one of Che’s sons to two friends, ‘Para Miriam y Nicolas con el mas grande aprecio y afecto di Ernesto Guevara Lynch’, dated in Havana, 28th July 1984, no marks or inscriptions to verso, a few minor surface marks, image size 19.5 x 17.5cm

Besides the fine and unusual red signature of Korda this is additionally signed by Che’s fourth, and youngest, son by his wife Aleida March. Ernesto Guevara March (born 1965) has here used his father and grandfather’s family name of Lynch - Che’s father had noted of his son that the blood of Irish rebels flowed in his veins. The dedicatees Nicolas and Miriam are the real names of Alberto Pedro Torriente (1954-2005) and his wife Miriam Lezcano (born 1943). Torriente was a Cuban playwright and actor whose most famous and performed play is ‘Manteca’. Together they founded Teatro Mio in Havana in 1987. (1) £2000-3000

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725* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro and Ernest Hemingway shaking hands, 1960, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, embossed stamp and photographerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s signature to lower margin touching image, 24.5 x 17cm The prize-giver for the fishing competition was none other than Hemingway. And the winner of the contest that day was Fidel ... (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) ÂŁ1500-2000

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726* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel and Che playing golf in Havana, 1959(?), gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, two embossed stamps and Korda’s ink signature to lower margin, image size 16.5 x 23.5cm When Castro took power in 1959, one of his first acts was to plough up all but one of Cuba’s golf courses, leaving just a nine-hole course. The exact date and reasons for this game are not known. One suggestion is that Castro set up the match as a publicity stunt to mock President Eisenhower who had refused to meet him in Washington, having chosen to play golf instead. What does seem to be known is that Guevara beat Castro. (1) £1500-2000

729* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro preparing to scuba dive, 1959, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, embossed stamp and photographer’s signature to lower margin, touching image, image size 23 x 16cm Fidel was a great fan of underwater spear fishing. He introduced Korda to the sport, and Korda later went on to create the photographic department of Cuba's Institute of Oceanography' (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £1500-2000

727* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro playing golf, 1959(?), gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, two embossed stamps and signature to lower margin just touching image, 23.5 x 16.5cm (1)

£1500-2000

728* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Che Guevara fishing, 1960, gelatin silver print, printed by Korda c. 2000, photographer’s embossed stamp and his signature to lower margin touching image, image size 18 x 27cm (1)

£1500-2000

730* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro photographing Khrushchev and his family during a visit to their dacha in 1963, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, image size 9.5 x 14.5cm, embossed stamps to both wide side margins and Korda’s vertical signature to right margin, paper size 15 x 24cm One weekend at Nikita's Datcha, Fidel took some photos with a Polaroid camera. Nikita asked where this magical device had come from. With a beaming smile, Fidel replied: "Boston, Massachusetts" (Cuba by Korda, 2006). (1) £400-600

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733* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Che Guevara walking arm in arm with family and friends, 1960s, gelatin silver print, Korda Studios stamp to verso, 11.5 x 16.5cm (1)

£200-300

731* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Close-up of a grinning Fidel Castro with a lit cigar between his teeth, c. 1960, vintage geltin silver print, a few creases and minor surface marks to extrems., Korda Studio’s inkstamp to verso lower right, 35.5 x 28cm (1)

£700-1000

734* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Che Guevara giving a talk, early vintage gelatin silver print, showing Che Guevara 1960s, three-quarter length with hands on the lecturn and speaking into a microphone, photograph somewhat silvered, 18 x 12.5cm, together with another vintage gelatin silver print, possibly on the same occasion, showing Che relaxed and jointly holding up a small trophy, several Cuban men onlooking and smiling, in both photos Che is not wearing a beret, 11 x 16.5cm, some sl. silvering and surface marks, Korda Studios wetstamps to verso of each (2)

732* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Che Guevara touring a factory, early 1960s, gelatin silver print, Korda Studios wetstamp to verso, 11.5 x 17cm (1)

£200-300

144

£400-600

Lot 737

735* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Half length portrait of the Revolutionary Huber Matos (born 1918), 1959, gelatin silver print, minor creases to lower corners, Korda Studios ink stamp and other marks to verso, 24.5 x 14cm (1)

£100-150

738* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro giving a night-time speech to a large crowd, 1968?, gelatin silver print, printed 1973, Korda Studios credit stamp and other marks to verso, 14 x 26cm (1)

£200-300

736* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001, attrib.). Camilo Cienfuegos and another revolutionary in the Sierra Maestra, c. 1959, vintage gelatin silver print, showing the head and shoulders of Cienfuegos in profile, having a friendly conversation with another man on a horse, both wearing straw hats, pasted on card cut close to image border, 17 x 25.5cm (1)

£150-200

737* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro leading a line of soldiers in the Sierra Maestra, 15th June 1962, vintage gelatin silver print with Korda and overlapping ink credit stamp to verso with pencil annotations, a few surface marks and sl. soiling to upper right corner, remains of adhesion marks to corner versos, 12.5 x 20.5cm

739* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro at a press conference, early 1960s, vintage gelatin silver print, Castro with a peaked military cap with his left hand touching his sunglasses and standing with other men behind microphones with the legend ‘CMBF-TV’, a few minor marks and light crease to lower left corner, Korda Studios ink stamp to verso, 20 x 25cm

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£150-200

145

£200-300

740* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Street parade with banners for Che Guevara, 1960s, gelatin silver prints, later printings, one with red production line to right margin, Korda Studios wetstamps to versos, plus other marks and deletions, approx. 18 x 24 & 16 x 23cm (2)

742* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). A large crowd with street flags, Havana, 28th January 1961 (?), gelatin silver print, later printing, Korda Studios wetstamp pen annotation and other marks to verso, 19 x 25cm

£200-300

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£100-150

743* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). May Day Celebrations, 1st May 1962, gelatin silver print showing two women carrying flowers and holding hands with a line of five children, together with another photo from the same occasion showing paraders with flags and a large banner of linen, image sizes 19 x 24.5 and 14.5 x 25cm, both sheets 20 x 25cm, Korda ink stamp and date to verso of the first photo, and name stamp to wide lower margin of second photo, a few small minor creases (2)

741* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro, half length, 1960s, vintage gelatin silver print, Korda Studios wetstamp and adhesion remains to verso, 24 x 18cm (1)

£200-300

146

£300-400

746* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro playing baseball, 1960s, gelatin silver print showing Castro full length with peaked cap, striped trousers and baseball shoes standing with arms outstretched and pointing downwards beside a crouched and waiting catcher, ink stamp to verso, minor corner creasing, 18 x 25.5cm

744* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Fidel Castro plays basketball, gelatin silver print, slightly creased lower left, Korda Studios wetstamp to verso, 18 x 19.5cm (1)

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£200-300

747* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). Close-up of the back of Fidel Castro, 1960s, vintage gelatin silver print, showing the back of Castro’s head and shoulders, wearing military uniform and talking to a friendly group of admirers, slightly creased at corners, some see-through from the ballpoint pen writing of the word Fidel to verso, Korda Studios inkstamp to verso, 20.5 x 25.5cm

745* Korda (Alberto, 1928-2001). May Day Parade, early 1960s, gelatin silver print showing military marching and carrying a banner with the words ‘La Reforma Agraria, Va!’, a few minor marginal marks and surface loss to lower right margin on blank area of road, Korda Studios ink stamp to verso, together with another press photo from the same occasion and a different view point by Salas, various marks to verso, a little creasing and minor wear to corners, one short (1cm) split to sky area, both 20.5 x 25.5cm (2)

£150-200

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£500-600

147

£600-800

CUBA 750* Castro (Fidel, b. 1926). Fidel and Raul Castro with Vilma Espin and Celia Sanchez, c. 1958, enlarged gelatin silver print of all four posing for the camera and smiling, left margin slightly bruised and creased in upper corner, tear with a little loss to lower right corner, no markings to verso (1)

£400-600

748* Amador (Jose). Fidel Castro giving a speech, early 1960s, gelatin silver print showing an impassioned Castro behind microphones with his right arm bent and raised in emphasis, small crease to lower left corner, photographer’s credit stamp and other marks to verso, 23.5 x 18.5cm (1)

£200-300

751* Chi-Lu (Li). Che Guevara visiting a factory in China, November 1960?, gelatin silver print, crease to upper left corner, printed press agency caption to verso (cropped), 11.5 x 12.5cm, together with a vintage gelatin silver print snapshot, early 1960s, showing Che Guevara with three Africans and one European standing in a room while on a visit to Accra, Ghana, minor marks, photo agency stamp to verso, 8 x 10cm (2)

749* Burri (Rene, b. 1933). Che Guevara smoking a cigar, 1963, copy gelatin silver print, somewhat creased and soiled, together with a head-shot portrait of Fidel Castro lighting a cigar, [possibly New York, 1959, photo by L.C. Rapoport], gelatin silver print, no markings to verso, approx. 17 x 23cm and the reverse (2)

£300-500

148

£200-300

752* Cienfuegos (Camilo, 1932-59). Cienfuegos, Castro and other soldiers among crowds in Havana, 1959, vintage gelatin silver print, a few brown spots to the image and margins, wetstamp to verso with details completed in pencil, together with another gelatin silver print showing Cienfuegos smiling with right arm raised in a line with two other happy revolutionaries with smiling onlookers partly visible, a little spotted and soiled, small tear to blank margin upper left, old adhesion remains to verso, both approx. 19 x 23.5cm (2)

£400-600

753* Corrales (1925-2006). Close up of Che Guevara’s laughing head, holding a lit cigar, 1959, image size 17 x 22.5cm, printed on a large sheet (40 x 30cm) with Corrales’ ink signature and embossed stamp beneath (1)

£700-1000

Lot 754 754* Cuba. View of a Havana street with tramway, c. 1890, albumen print, two-part panorama, pasted on original card, 15 x 41.5cm (1)

149

£1000-1500

Lot 755

Lot 756

755* Diaz (Venancio, 1916-2003). ‘Saludo’, prob. July 1959, vintage gelatin silver print, a helicopter flies low above old Havana (with Fidel Castro on board), and is saluted by guajiros with straw hats and machetes on the street below, 35.5 x 27.5cm, tipped onto card mount at corners with photographer’s name and title in block capitals to mount beneath (1)

£700-1000

756* Fernandez (Ernesto). Che Guevara cutting sugar cane, 1962, enlarged grainy gelatin silver print, Che Guevara with a straw hat and head bowed, two small holes to upper margin, adhesion remains to verso, 48 x 40cm (1)

£700-1000

757* Guevara (Ernesto Che, 1928-67). A crowd of smiling onlookers surround Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and Osvaldo Dortico, 1959, gelatin silver print, crease to right hand upper corner and two small pin holes to right border, 11.5 x 17cm, together with a copy photo of Che Guevara seated and reading with a cigar between his lips, original photo credit ‘Pergara’(?) indistinct to lower right corner, pencil note to verso identifying the location as Santa Clara, adhesion remains, 16 x 11.5cm (2)

150

£300-500

760* Lockwood (Lee). Fidel Castro bare-chested and relaxing on a bed in Santo Domingo, c. 1965, gelatin silver print, numeral 24 in ink to lower margin, photographer’s name stamp and other marks to verso, image size 16 x 24cm (1)

£400-600

758* Guevara (Ernesto Che, 1928-67). Che Guevara seated informally with a lit cigar in one hand holding a tin on his knee with the other hand, early 1960s, vintage gelatin silver print, thin vertical crack in the emulsion near centre of photograph, short (1cm) splits to upper and left margins, adhesion marks to verso, 24 x 17.5cm (1)

£300-500

759* Guevara (Ernesto Che, 1928-67). Two group shots including Che Guevara in early adult life, c. 1952, and slightly earlier as a teenager, copy gelatin silver prints from personal images, the early one showing Che and family posing for the camera, minor marks to verso, 12.5 x 20cm, a later photo on a boat on the Amazon while working as a doctor in the leper colony at San Pablo, 20th June 1952, group portrait showing Che crouched down and smiling (third from left), some slight soiling and marks to image, various marks and printed details to verso, 15 x 23.5cm (2)

761* Morales (Carlos). Fidel Castro and friends celebrating New Year at the Hotel Havana Libre, 1959, gelatin silver print, photographer’s small black ink stamp and other markings to verso, 25.5 x 20.5cm (1)

£800-1200

151

£300-400

762* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Che Guevara no. 5, 1962, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (4/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso ‘Che Guevara no. 5’ is from the Alan Oxley Cuban Revolution Collection. It was originally shot for Life Magazine in Cuba in January 1962. The head and shoulders shot of Che was taken with him stripped to the waist and helping workers on a government housing project near Havana. At the time Guevara was industries minister and head of the Cuban National Bank. A much reproduced photograph from the Cuban Revolution which has been reproduced in books and magazines worldwide. Alan Oxley (born 1934, Portsmouth, England) has been a photojournalist for more than 50 years and his images have been published in every major magazine in the world. He became renowned in the 1960s for his photographs of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara and he is now the sole surviving Life Magazine photographer of those who covered the Cuban Revolution. After the Revolution he joined Life Magazine as a contract photographer. In 1979, he joined Sipa Press in Paris and covered world news for them for ten years. He launched Compix Photo Agency in 1986. He retired from journalism in 2001 to work on a collection of photography. (1) £600-800

764* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Che Guevara no. 2, 1962, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 40.5 x 36cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in pencil to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered to verso ‘Che Guevara no. 2’ was originally shot for Life Magazine in Cuba in January 1962. This profile shot of the bare shouldered Che Guevara was taken on the same occasion when helping workers on a government housing project near Havana. (1) £500-700

763* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Che Guevara no. 7, 1962, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 30.5 x 45.5cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in pencil to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered to verso

765* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Castro and his cigar, 1961, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 31 x 45.5cm, signed and numbered (6/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso

‘Che Guevara no. 7’ was originally shot for Life Magazine in Cuba in January 1962. The photograph shows Che Guevara stripped to his waist and helping workers on a government housing project near Havana. (1) £400-600

‘Castro and his cigar’ was made for Life Magazine, 14th June 1961 at Fidel Castro’s office in Havana. It shows Castro surfacing from a cloud of cigar smoke during a Press conference about an exchange of prisoners of war captured in the April Bay of Pigs invasion. (1) £500-700

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766* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Fidel in full song, 1962, carbon pigment print printed by Jon Cone in 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (6/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso

768* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). The Palace Guns, 1961, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone, printed 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (5/40) in wide lower margin, and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso

‘Fidel in Full Song’ is from the Alan Oxley Cuban Revolution Collection. It was made for Life Magazine in Santa Clara, Cuba in September 1962. It shows a youthful Fidel Castro making one of his many lengthy attacks on the United States at a student rally just weeks before the October Missile Crisis. (1) £400-600

The image was originally shot for Life Magazine in Cuba on 20th January 1961. It shows thousands of Cuban militia men, guns aloft in a salute to Fidel Castro, at the Presidential Palace in Havana. For almost three weeks, Havana had bristled with guns as 400,000 militia men left their day jobs to take up battle stations for an expected invasion backed by the USA. Castro called off the alert at this rally, 12 weeks before the Bay of Pigs invasion. (1) £400-600

767* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Fidel Castro, 1962, carbon pigment print printed by Jon Cone in 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso

769* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Call to Arms, 1961, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed in 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso

From the Alan Oxley Cuban Revolution Collection. It was made for Life Magazine in Santa Clara, Cuba, in September 1962. (1) £400-600

From the Alan Oxley Cuban Revolution Collection. The image was originally shot for Life Magazine in Cuba on 20th January 1961. (1) £400-600

153

770* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Invasion Guns, 1961, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (3/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso Originally shot for Life Magazine on 6th January 1961. The photo shows Castro militia men setting up an anti-aircraft gun on a gas station roof in front of Havana’s luxury Riviera Hotel. This was at a time when Castro was warning of an American invasion, one month before the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. (1) £400-600

772* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). The Boat People, 1980, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 45.5 x 30.5cm, signed and numbered (4/40) in ink to lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso ‘The Boat People’ was photographed in Key West, Florida, in May 1980 when the Mariel Boat Lift was in full swing. This image shows Cuban refugees arriving on a fishing boat at Truman Docks in Key West. The two figures in this photograph are Tomasa Enriqueto and her seventy-five-year-old mother. (1) £200-300

771* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). The Kiss, 1980, carbon pigment print by Jon Cone printed 2009, image size 38 x 56cm, signed and numbered (6/40) in ink to wide lower margin and additionally signed, titled and numbered in pencil to verso From the Alan Oxley Cuban Revolution Collection. The photo was taken in May 1980 in Miami when the Mariel Boat Lift was in full swing. It shows a Cuban refugee couple, re-united after fifteen years of separation, kissing through a steel fence - she an exile who fled the Castro regime in 1965 and he a recently arrived Boat Life refugee detained in a US immigration camp. He was one of about 125,000 Cubans who fled the island when Castro opened the port of Mariel and announced that anyone who wanted to leave could do so. The exodus continued for 159 days with 26 dying at sea in boat accidents and thousands placed in American refugee camps. (1) £300-500

Lot 773

154

775* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Embassy militia girls, 1961, vintage gelatin silver print, showing Castro militia girls guarding the US Embassy in Havana as Washington severs relations and diplomats evacuate the building, some corner creasing, agency credit stamp and marks to verso, additionally signed by the photographer, 20 x 25cm (1)

£200-300

773* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). A bare-chested Che Guevara helps with a public housing construction project near Havana, Cuba, in 1962, a group of four gelatin silver prints printed 1984, printed English and French press captions to versos, additionally each signed by the photographer, all approx. 18 x 26cm and one the reverse All these images were originally shot for Life Magazine in January 1962. One image shows Che digging with a shovel, two half-length with arms akimbo and one close-up of his head and shoulders with a pointing finger. (4) £1000-1500

776* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Teachers’ brigades, 22nd December 1961, vintage gelatin silver print showing the smiling heads of a small group of Fidel Castro’s ‘literary brigades’ of teachers just back from a year in the countryside teaching Cuban peasants how to read and write, very small split to upper margin, agency stamp and photographer’s signature to verso, 17 x 25cm (1)

774* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). A bare-chested Che Guevara lending a hand on a building site near Havana, January 1962, vintage gelatin silver print, press stamp and caption to verso, additionally signed by the photographer, 13.5 x 20.5cm (1)

£300-500

155

£200-300

778* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Invasion Guns, 6th January 1961, vintage gelatin silver print showing Castro militia men setting up an anti-aircraft gun on a gas station roof in front of Havana’s luxury Riviera Hotel, press credit stamp and other marks to verso, additionally signed by the photographer, minor bruising to corners, 24.5 x 17cm (1)

£200-300

777* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). Teachers’ brigade, 22nd December 1961, vintage gelatin silver print showing Fidel Castro and Cuban president Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado (1919-83) watching the arrival of the teachers’ brigades in Havana’s Plaza Civica, press stamp and caption to verso, additionally signed by the photographer, 17 x 25cm (1)

£250-300

779* Oxley (Alan, 20th c.). The Palace Guns, 20th January 1961, vintage gelatin silver print, press stamp, caption and marks to verso, additionally signed by the photographer, small creases to lower left corner, 15 x 20.5cm (1)

£200-300

780* Ozon (Osvaldo). A jovial Fidel Castro with Che Guevara and his eldest daughter Aleida, [born 1960], 1st May 1964, vintage gelatin silver print, the two men seen half length with Che’s back to the camera, ink credit stamp and other marks to verso, 11.5 x 17.5cm (1)

Lot 778

£200-300

781* Romero (Perfecto, b. 1936). Che Guevara on horseback in the Sierra Maestra, c. 1958, gelatin silver print, in profile, a cigar in Che’s mouth, a little corner creasing and a few minor surface marks, no credits or marks to verso, 27 x 34.5cm

783* Salas (Osvaldo). A group of five photographs of Fidel Castro, 1959, gelatin silver prints, two with Salas stamps to verso, showing Castro giving a speech and talking with various people, approx. 12.5 x 17.5cm and one larger image 18 x 24cm, together with twelve further press photos of Cuba interest including two with Korda wetstamps, two more with Salas wetstamps and one with the stamp of Delio Valdes, various subjects and sizes

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£600-800

£300-400

782* Romero (Perfecto, b. 1936). Che Guevara with Camilo Cienfeugos, 1959, gelatin silver print, printed c. 2000, signed by the photographer to lower margin and with embossed stamp to lower right corner of image, 25.5 x 36cm (1)

£600-800

784* Studio Naranjo. A group of thirty-six gelatin silver prints, c. 1959/1960, many close ups of Castro plus a small number with other people visible, a few copy photographs and three with postcard markings to verso, credit stamp to verso of each, some spotting, scattered creasing and minor surface marks, all approx. 10 x 15cm or the reverse (36)

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£300-500

785* Studio Naranjo. Close-up of Fidel Castroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s head, early 1960s, tinted gelatin silver print, remains of hinge mount to lower left corner, small black ink studio stamp and adhesion remains to verso, 25.5 x 20.5cm (1)

ÂŁ400-600

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CHILDREN’S & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Thursday 17 June 2010 at 2pm

ANTIQUARIAN JUVENILE BOOKS To commence at 2pm

Lot 903

Lot 905

901 Chapbooks. A collection of nine chapbooks, Edinburgh, Oliver & Boyd, c.1820s/30s, 31pp. each, wood eng. title-page vigns. and frontispieces, numerous letterpress engs. and occn. plts., orig. printed wrappers, generally soiled and rubbed, some splitting to spines, Jack the Giant-Killer with covers detached, approx. 118 x 75mm (4.75 x 3ins)

903 Chapbooks. The Adventures of Philip Quarll, the English Hermit; who was Discovered by Mr. Dorrington on an Uninhabited Island, where he had lived Upwards of FiftyYears, printed by and for Hodson and Co., [1823], hand-col. folding frontis. (dated 1823), 24pp., title-page soiled and marginal browning throughout, some corner-creasing, one leaf with horizontal closed tear, orig. printed wrappers, spine split and frayed, slim 8vo, together with The History of the King and the Cobbler... [drop-title], Stirling, printed by M. Randall, early 19th c., 24pp., uncut single folded sheet, untrimmed, 175 x 105mm (7 x 4ins), plus Amusements for Good Children [cover-title], E. Billing, c.1840, 10pp., woodcuts throughout, orig. printed wrappers, lightly dust-soiled and foxed, edges a little frayed, 123 x 95mm (5 x 3.75ins), plus The Enchanted Fish, or the Fairy of the Coral Islands [drop-title], March, 12 Webber Street, c.1860, pp.[8], four fullpage letterpress engs., light damp-staining to upper blank margin, orig. hand-col. pictorial wrappers (dusty), 138 x 82mm (5.5 x 3.25ins), plus seven others similar, incl.The History of Lawrence Lazy and a defective copy of The History and Adventures of Little Henry, 5th ed., 1811, with three cut-out figures only (of seven, and lacking head and hats), orig. printed wrappers in worn printed slipcase

Comprising: A Collection of Nursery Rhymes, for the Amusement of Children; The History of the Yellow Dwarf; Jack the Giant-Killer; The Celebrated History of the Renowned Robin Hood; The Little Story-Teller; The History of Robinson Crusoe; The History of Beauty and the Beast; The History of Sinbad the Sailor; The Travels of Lemuel Gulliver. (9) £150-200

902 Chapbooks. A Pious Warning Against Ingratitude, Worse than the Sin of Witchcraft; shewing how a Blackmoor Maid, to revenge a Box on the Ear her Lady gave her, contrived a lying Report of her, which proved the entire Ruin of a worthy Family..., n.p., c.1780, 8pp., single uncut folded sheet, untrimmed, 160 x 104mm (6.25 x 4ins), together with The Drunkard Reclaimed; or, the Wise Reproof. Together with the Unhappy Consequences of Persisting in a Course of Drunkenness, Illustrated by Example..., Penrith, printed by J. Allison, early 19th c., 24pp., title-page and final page dusty, untrimmed, folded as issued, 170 x 98mm (6.75 x 4ins), plus A Dreadful Example for Wicked Husband; or, the Virtuous Wife in Distress. Being a true Relation of one Mr Gordon near the Town of Inverary..., [Edinburgh?], Enter’d according to Order, c.1800, 8pp., last two leaves lightly damp-stained, untrimmed, folded as issued, 165 x 105mm (6.5 x 4ins), plus A Dreadful Warning Piece to all Young Men. Wherein is a full and true Account of one Mr. John Bremon, of the City of Bristol, and County of Somerset, Son to Mr. Henry Bremon, Cheesemonger in the said town, who at the age of 15 Years, was sent to Magdalen College, in Oxford, to study Divinity, but falling into bad Company, was expelled, to the inexpressible grief of his Parents..., n.p., early 19th c., 8pp., woodcut on title-page, title and final page dusty, some light damp-staining, untrimmed edges creased, folded as issued, 185 x 120mm (7.25 x 4.75ins) (4)

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£150-200

904 Chapbooks. The Cries of York, for the Amusement of Young Children, York: printed and sold by J. Kendrew, [1811], woodcut frontis. and illusts. to text, orig. printed wrappers, bound with The Cries of London, for the Instruction and Amusement of Good Children, pub. York:J. Kendrew, c.1820, woodcut frontis. anf illusts., orig. printed wrappers, bound with The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner, Written by Himself, York: J. Kendrew, c.1820s, woodcut frontis. and illusts., orig. printed wrappers, bound with The Surprising Adventures of Puss in Boots; the History of a Little Dog; and the History of a Little Boy found under a Haycock,York: J. Kendrew, c.1820s, woodcut frontis. and illusts., orig. prined wrappers, bound with six others similar, all prined y J. Kendrew, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, 19th c. half calf, slight loss of leather at foot of spine and joints cracked at head, 16mo (1)

£100-150

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£200-300

905 DameTrot. Old Dame Trot and Her Comical Cat [drop-title], n.p., c.1810, 16ff., hand-col. eng. to each leaf, with verse beneath, lightly foxed, recent marbled wrappers, first page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 126 x 101mm (5 x 4ins) (1)

£150-200

906 [Darton, William]. Little Jack of all Trades; with Suitable Representations, Part II, printed and sold by Darton and Harvey, 1805, 48pp., eng. title-page vign., and twenty-two letterpress engs., dust-soiled and foxed, and with one or two edge-tears, early ms. signature on verso of title, contemp. marbled wrappers, rubbed and sl. frayed, 12mo, together with eight others, comprising The History of Tom Thumb, W.S. Johnson, c.1855, edge-frayed, The Little Wonder Box, by Jean Ingelow, 6 vols., 1887, orig. wrappers, worn, and Thirty Old-Time Nursery Songs, Arranged by Joseph Moorat & Pictured by Paul Woodroffe, T.C. & E.C. Jack, [1907] (9)

£70-100

907 Dodgson (Rev. Charles Lutwidge, ‘Lewis Carroll’). Doublets, a Word-Puzzle, 1st ed., Macmillan, 1879, title-page and final page browned, orig. red cloth gilt, lightly dust-soiled and one or two minor marks, lower return faded, sm. slim 8vo Williams, Madan, Green 133a. Scarce. (1)

£150-200

Lot 908 908 Dodgson (Rev. Charles Lutwidge, ‘Lewis Carroll’). Eight or Nine Wise Words about Letter-Writing (with The Wonderland Postage-Stamp Case, and envelope), 1890 [but later], comprising 38pp. booklet, postage-stamp case containing stamp-holder with twelve separate pockets for stamps of different values, and orig. printed envelope (a little creased and frayed at edges), stamp-case verso with ‘published by Emberlin and Son, 4, Magdalen Street, Oxford’ printed above the Cheshire cat, and below ‘(post free, 13d.) price one shilling’, approx. 105 x 80mm (4 x 3ins), together with another copy similar, with the booklet, postage-stamp case and stamp-holder, but without the envelope See Williams, Maddan, Green 223. (2)

£100-150

909 Dorset (Catherine Ann & William Roscoe). The Peacock “At Home.” ... and Butterfly’s Ball; An Original Poem, John Harris, 1834, eight hand-col. wood engs. on four plts., title-page with contemp. ms.inscription at head, pubs. ad. leaf at rear, occn. minor spotting and marks, juvenile drawings on front pastedown, orig. printed yellow wrappers, dusty, spine rubbed, slim 8vo

Lot 907

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£80-120

910 [Doyle, Arthur Conan]. Harper’s Weekly January 7-June 4 & July 1-December 30, 2 vols., New York, 1893, containing the following Sherlock Holmes stories: ‘The Adventure of the Cardboard Box’ (Jan 14), ‘The Adventure of the Yellow Face’ (Feb 11), ‘The Adventure of Silver Blaze’ (Feb 25), ‘Stockbroker’s Clerk’ (Mar 11), ‘Gloria Scott’ (Apr 15), ‘The Musgrave Ritual’ (May 13), ‘The Reigate Puzzle’ (Jun 17), ‘Adventure of the Crooked Man’ (Jul 8), ‘The Resident Patient’ (Aug 12), ‘The Greek Interpreter’ (Sep 16), ‘The Naval Treaty’ Parts 1 & 2 (Oct 14 & 21), contemporary half calf, rubbed, folio (2)

£250-300

912 Elliott (Mary). The Wax-Taper; or, Effects of Bad Habits, 1st ed., William Darton, 1819, folding eng. frontis. (with two splits in folds, and tear neatly repaired on verso), two eng. plts., 4pp. pubs. ads. at rear, contents generally soiled and stained, occn. minor edgefraying, early ms. ownership name on front pastedown, orig. printed wrappers, rubbed and soiled, spine frayed, slim 8vo Osborne, p.251. Rare. Only two locations listed on COPAC (Manchester and V&A Libraries). (1) £150-200

913 Goody Two-Shoes. The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes. Ornamented with Cuts, York, printed for A. Millar, W. Law, and R. Cater, c.1785, pp.94, lacking F1 (pp.81/2), eng. frontis., woodcuts to text, foxed and dusty, some leaves detached and a few closed tears, early ms. ink trials at head of title-page, on reverse of frontis. and final leaf, and on pastedowns, lacking free endpapers, orig. Dutch floral boards, rubbed and edges worn, lacking spine and covers just holding on the cords, 16mo in 8’s, (rare early edition), together with Newbery (E., pub.), The Prettiest Book for Children; being the History of the Enchanted Castle; Situated in one of the Fortunate Isles, and governed by the Giant Instruction. Written for the Entertainment of Little Masters and Misses. By Don Stephano Bunyano, Under-Secretary to the aforesaid Giant, c.1790, pp.[3]122+[6](pubs. ads.), lacking port. frontis. (A1), numerous woodcuts on letterpress, lacking front endpapers, orig. Dutch floral boards, rubbed and edges showing, lacking spine and covers just holding on the cords, 16mo in 8s (Roscoe J48[5]), plus Carnan & Newbery (publishers), The Mother’s Gift: or, a Present for all Little Children who are Good, Embellished with Cuts, 2nd ed, 1770, pp.iv+571+[9](pubs. ads.), lacking pp.63-66, woodcuts on letterpress, sl. dusty and foxed, lacking free endpapers, stitching broken, and page block loose in orig. Dutch floral boards, rubbed and edges worn, lacking spine, 98 x 64mm (4 x 2.5ins), (Roscoe J251[2])

911 Doyle (A. Conan). A Study in Scarlet, pub. Ward Lock, 1895, b & w illustrations by James Greig, light browning and minor spotting, original front wrapper only (lacking rear wrapper, detached, some fraying and tears, top right corner excised), 8vo Issued as a supplement to the Christmas issue of the Windsor Magazine. Green & Gibson A1d. (1) £150-200

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£200-300

917 Harris (J., pub.). [Cobler! Stick to Your Last, or, The Adventures of Joe Dobson, exhibited in sixteen elegant copper plate engravings, by B.A.T.], 1st ed., 1807, 16ff., eng. throughout, sixteen hand-col. engs. with verse below, lightly toned, three corners lightly creased, final few leaves a little edge-frayed (not affecting image), a few leaves sl. torn at gutter from stitching, final two leaves with old stitch marks in image, recent marbled wrappers, first page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 126 x 98mm (4 x 4ins)

914 Greenwood (James). The London Vocabulary, English and Latin ... Adorned withTwenty-six Pictures. For the Use of Schools.The Sixteenth Edition corrected, with Additions, printed for J. Rivington et al, 1775, woodcuts on the title-page and in the text, occn. light foxing, contemp. ms. ownership signature on front free endpaper, lacking rear endpapers, one gathering starting, contemp. boards, covered with linen, lightly soiled, head of spine a little frayed, 12mo Osborne has earlier and later editions. An abridgment of Comenius’ “Orbis Pictus”. (1) £100-150

Moon 842; Osborne, p.612. Like ours, Osborne’s copy lacks the original wrappers, which bore the title. (1) £80-120

915 Grimm (M.M.). German Popular Stories, Translated from the Kinder und Hans Marchen, vol. 1 only (of two), 1st English ed., C. Baldwyn, 1823, eng. title-page and ten eng. plts. by George Cruikshank, plts. browned and foxed, esp. title, front hinge split, some gatherings starting, contemp. half calf, rubbed and some wear to extrems., with loss at head of spine, large 12mo (1)

918 [Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Amadeus]. The History of a Nutcracker. With Two Hundred and Twenty Illustrations by Bertall, 2 parts in one, George Routledge, 1852, hand-col. title to each part (that to first part browned), eng. vigns. throughout, ink stamp on pastedowns, early 20th c. half calf gilt, rubbed, spine water-stained, 8vo

£100-150

This is a translation of Dumas’s version of Hoffmann’s story. The illustrations are engraved by the Vizetelly brothers after Albert d’Arnoux who adoted the pseudonym of Bertall, an anagram of his first name, on the advice of Balzac. (1) £70-100

916 Harris (J., pub.). The Rose’s Breakfast. Illustrated with Elegant and Appropriate Engravings, 1808, 32pp., eight eng. plts. (two trimmed to border and mounted), one plt. with small nick in blank fore-margin, lightly toned, recent marbled wrappers, title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 16mo, together with Darton (William, pub.), The Adventures of My Grandmother’s Cat; or, Puss in Boots, 1818, fifteen (of 16) copper eng. plts., lacking frontis., pub. ads. on verso of title and final leaf, lightly toned, early ms. ownership name at head of title, a few short edge-tears, recent marbled wrappers, with title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, sm. 8vo

919 [Horne, Jane]. A Voyage to India; or, Three Months on the Ocean. Showing How Philip Grey Improved and Beguiled His Time at Sea, by the author of “Charlie’s Discoveries”, 1st ed., Harvey and Darton, 1841, half-title, eng. frontis. and eight eng. plts., letterpress engs., 16pp. pubs. cat. at rear, some foxing and finger-soiling, hinges split, contemp. ms.inscription on front free endpaper, stitching partially broken and some gatherings starting, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. blindstamped cloth, rubbed, joints split and spine extrems. frayed, sm. sq. 8vo, together with Walker (Donald), Games and Sports; being an appendix to “Manly Exercises” and “Exercises for Ladies;” containing the Various In-door Games and Sports, the Out-of-door Games and Sports, Those of the Seasons, &c. and omitting only Games of Hazard, and Such Games or Sports as are either Frivolous or Dangerous, 1st ed., Thomas Hurst, 1837, half-title, eng. frontis., addn. title, and thirty-three plts., letterpress illusts., 18pp. pubs. cat. at rear, intermittent soiling and foxing, some plts. with marginal water-staining, endpapers strenghtened with archive tape, some gatherings starting, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. blindstamped cloth, faded and stained, joints split and extrems. frayed, with sl. loss at spine ends, 12mo in 6s

Two rare items. The first is listed in Osborne pp.928/9, but not in Moon, and COPAC gives only three locations. The second item is held by the Pierpont Morgan Library (lacking wrappers), and COPAC lists two locations (Bodleian and Leeds); it is not listed in Osborne or Gumuchian. (2) £100-150

Neither book in Osborne or Gumuchian. COPAC lists only two locations for ‘Voyage to India’ (British Library and Bodleian Library). (2) £150-200

920 The Infant’s Library. Book 1, printed and sold by J. Marshall, No. 4, Aldermary Church-Yard, c.1785, 64pp. alphabet, twenty-six full-page wood engs. on letterpress, close-trimmed (with loss of some page numbers and clipping the edge of a few of the cuts), title-page with ms. name scored out, orig. pale pink boards with oval printed paper label to covers, rubbed and soiled, 60 x 46mm (2.25 x 1.75ins), together withBook 10, printed and sold by John Marshall, No. 4 Aldermary Church Yard, c.1785, 32pp., eng. title-page, thirteen full-page wood engs. on letterpress, of household items such as a coffee-pot, a carriage, a fire-screen, wrought-iron gates, etc., final two leaves stained, orig. pink boards with oval printed label to covers, spine deficient and with old stitched repair, upper cover faded, 59 x 47mm (2.25 x 1.75ins) (2)

Lot 917

163

£70-100

924 Martin (G., pub.). The Comic Numerator [drop-title], c.1810, 12ff., hand-col. copper eng. to each leaf, with verse below, some light offsetting, a couple of leaves with small stain to upper blank margin, orig. grey wrappers, hand-col. printed label to upper cover, ads. to rear cover, 106 x 100mm (4.25 x 4ins)

921 [Keightley, Thomas]. The Fairy Mythology, 2 vols., 1st ed., William Harrison Ainsworth, 1828, twelve etched plts. by William Henry Brooke, letterpress vigns., marbled endpapers, front hinge of vol. 1 strengthened with fabric tape, bookplate on front pastedowns, with Gray’s Court lib. label above, untrimmed, 20th c. red half morocco gilt over contemp. marbled boards, 8vo Scarce. (2)

Rare. Not in Osborne or Gumuchian. Only one copy located (Morgan Library). (1) £300-400

£150-200

922 [Leadbetter, Mary]. Cottage Dialogues relating to Marriage and Domestic Conduct. Extracted, with permission, from the Cottage Dialogues Among the Irish Peasantry, Part the First, printed by W. Bulmer and Co., 1811, pp.[iv]+72, recent marbled wrappers, titlepage reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, sm. 8vo We have been unable to trace a copy of this edition. Full of useful information for the zealous housewife, such as how to cook haggis, the usefulness of bees, how to wash clothes, the best way to manage a husband, and the merits of growing vegetables. (1) £100-150

923 Marshall (John, publisher). A Birth-day Present; or, Nine Days Conversation between a Mother and Daughter, on Interesting Subjects: for the Use of Young Persons, from Ten to Fourteen Years of Age, 2nd ed., 1789, scattered foxing, contemp. ms. ownership signature on front free endpaper, lacking rear free endpaper, contemp. calf-backed marbled boards, rubbed, spine ends worn with sl. loss, 12mo in 6s, together with Murphy (Anna Brownwell), The First or Mother’s Dictionary, for Children; containing upwards of Three Thousand Eight Hundred Words... the whole adapted to the Capacities of Younger Pupils, 2nd ed., carefully revised and corrected by J.B. Young, William Darton, 1824, orig. red roan gilt, rubbed, spine faded, 12mo in 6s, plus Hoare (Mrs. Louisa), Hints for the Improvement of Early Education and Nursery Discipline, 6th ed., J. Hatchard and Son, 1822, contemp. ms.inscription at head of titlepage, marbled endpapers and edges, hinges split, contemp. calf gilt, rubbed, lacking spine label, upper joint split, 12mo (3)

925 Miniature books. A set of nine miniature volumes illustrated by Alfred Mills, pub. Darton, Harvey, & Darton, 1815-1818, numerous eng. plts., orig. red roan gilt, rubbed, spines frayed with some loss, Sovereigns with upper cover detached, approx. 65 x 60mm (2.5 x 2.25ins), contained in a contemp. cardboard bookshelf (rubbed) Comprises: Natural History of Forty-Eight Quadrupeds; Portraits of the Sovereigns of England; London in Miniature; Pictures of Roman History; Pictures of Grecian History; Biography of Eminent Persons; A Short History of the Bible and New Testament; Natural History of 48 Birds; Costumes of Different Nations. (9) £200-300

926 Miniature books. The Complete Toast-Master: a Collection of Toasts and Sentiments, T. Hughes, c.1820, hand-col. eng. frontis. and addn. title-page, first and final leaves browned and foxed, printed title and verso of final (index) leaf rubbed in places with sl. loss to text, contemp. roan-backed pastepaper wrappers, soiled, a few small holes in spine, 68 x 45mm (2.75 x 1.75ins), together with The New Jester; or, Little Sparkler of Wit and Humour; Consisting of a Superior Collection of Laughable Anecdotes, Merry Adventures, Irish Bulls, Repartees, &c. Among which will be found a Collection of Original Jests, never before in print, J. Bailey, c.1830s, eng. frontis. and addn. title-page by Cruikshank, close-trimmed throughout clipping edge of text in places, front hinge splitting, orig. diced calf gilt, a trifle rubed in places, 70 x 45mm (2.75 x 1.75ins), plus The Diamond Guide to the Sights of London, Harris Brothers, c.1847, a.e.g., front hinge split, orig. gilt dec. limp roan, lightly rubbed, 49 x 33mm (2 x 1.25ins), plus Friendship’s Offering; a Sacred Gift in Verse and Prose, Rock, Brothers, and Payne, 1848, orig. gilt dec. morocco, 54 x 48mm (2 x 2ins)

£150-200

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£100-150

927 Mother Hubbard. A Sequel to The Comic Adventures, of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog, by another Hand, 1st ed., J. Harris, 1806, 14ff., eng. throughout, frontis. and eleven engs. with verse above, some light spotting and marks, title-page with tip of lower blank corner torn away, one leaf with a line of text scratched out and supplied in early ms., recent marbled wrappers, title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 121 x 101mm (4.75 x 4ins) Scarce. Moon 562(1) - ‘no copy has been seen in the original covers’; Osborne, p.684 - ‘the original covers are wanting’. (1) £100-150

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929 Moveable. Old Woman and Her Silver Penny [cover-title], Dean & Son, [1858], eight hand-col. wood eng. plts., each with moveable parts operated by a tab, tabs replaced and one or two discreet repairs, some light marks and foxing, pubs. ads. on endpapers, orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards, rubbed and edges worn, upper cover with lower corner creased, 8vo (1)

£300-500

930 Moveables. Come and Go, a Novel Book for Children. Verses by Clifton Bingham, Ernest Nister, c.1900, six full-page hand-col. slatted dissolving illusts., operated by tabs (tabs renewed), one partially not working and with one slat missing, lightly foxed, reinforced with fabric tape at gutter of central opening and at hinges, sewing renewed, orig. linen-backed pictorial boards, soiled and rubbed, upper cover with early ms.inscription at head, rear cover with vertical crease, slim 8vo, together with a single leaf ad. for Dean’s Children’s Moveable Picture Books looselyinserted (2)

£100-200

931 [Nicol, George]. The Story of the Three Bears, 1st separate ed., Porter and Wright, 1837, half-title, vign. title, and eleven eng. plts., generally finger-soiled, early ms. ownership name on verso of front free endpaper, contemp. roan-backed marbled boards, rubbed, rear cover creased, corners showing, 8vo (105 x 138mm)

Lot 927

The Story of the Three Bears was first recorded in narrative form and published by English author and poet Robert Southey, appearing in a volume of his writings in 1837. The same year, George Nicol published this version in rhyme based on Southey’s prose tale, having obtained Southey’s blessing to try and bring the story more exposure. Both versions tell of three bears and an old woman who trespasses upon their property. It wasn’t until twelve years after the publication of Southey’s tale that Joseph Cundall transformed the antagonist from an ugly old woman to a pretty little girl in his ‘Treasury of Pleasure Books for Young Children’ published in 1849. (1) £300-500

928 [Mother Hubbard]. A Continuation of The Comic Adventures, of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog. By S.C.M. [Sarah Catherine Martin], J. Harris, 1806, 16ff., eng. throughout, frontis. and fourteen engs. with verse above, lightly foxed and marked, recent marbled wrappers, title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 125 x 95mm (5 x 3.75ins) Gumuchian 4327; Moon 561(2); Osborne, p.684 - ‘the original covers are wanting’. (1) £100-150

Lot 929

Lot 931

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Lot 933 932 Paper Doll Book. Ellen, or The Naughty Girl Reclaimed, A Story, Exemplified in a Series of Figures, 1st ed., printed for S. and J. Fuller, 1811, nine cut-out hand-col. figures in aquatint looselyinserted (gipsy girl sl. marked), with interchangeable head and five hats all supplied in facsimile, text foxed, orig. printed wrappers in printed slipcase, latter soiled and worn (split along left-hand side and bottom edge), 16mo

933 Paper Doll Book. Cinderella; or The Little Glass Slipper: Beautifully Versified and Illustrated with Figures, 1st ed., printed for S. and J. Fuller, 1814, six cut-out hand-col. figures and a cut-out hand-col. folding coach and horses in aquatint looselyinserted, with orig. interchangeable head (split at neck and re-joined on verso), and four head plumes all supplied in facsimile, text with occn. staining and marks, orig. printed wrappers in printed slipcase, latter soiled and worn (split along left-hand side and bottom edge), 16mo

Osborne, p.1051 (lacking the five head-pieces and the slipcase). No edition in Gumuchian. (1) £300-400

Osborne p.1051 (with no mention of head-pieces). No edition in Gumuchian. (1) £300-400

934 Pétis de La Croix (François). The Thousand and One Days: Persian Tales, Translated from the French by Mr. Philips, 3 vols., 1st English ed., 1714, eng. frontis. to each (that to first vol. with small nick in upper blank margin), eng. head and tail-pieces and initial letters, vols. 2 and 3 with pubs. ads. at rear, contents browned and foxed, front endpapers renewed (those to pastedowns partially removed), hinges split (some repaired), contemp. sprinkled calf, raised bands, second compartments lacking label and with vol. number gilt tooled direct, rubbed and extrems. worn, with joints split, loss to spine ends, and corners showing, 12mo (3)

£100-150

935 The Polite Academy, or School of Behaviour for Young Gentlemen and Ladies. Intended as a Foundation for Good Manners and polite Address, in Masters and Misses..., 3rd ed., printed for R. Baldwin and B. Collins, 1765, pp.xxxvi+181, lacking pp.37-40, eng. frontis. and eight (of 11) eng plts. (one frayed at blank gutter margin), occn. finger-soiling, stitching broken and pages loose in orig. Dutch floral boards, rubbed and edges worn, lacking spine, 12mo in 6s (See Roscoe J301[1]. First published in 1758, this is one of the rarest 18th century books for children), together with [Newton, Isaac], The Newtonian System of Philosophy, Explained by Familiar Objects, in an Entertaining Manner, for the Use of Young Persons, by Tom Telescope, New Improved ed., 1806, four eng. plts., num. engs. to text, contemp. roan-backed marbled boards, tear to base of spine, some wear to extrems., 12mo in 6s, plus [Ostervald, Jean Frederic], An Abridgment of the History of the Bible..., 1720, 24pp., toned, early ms. name at head of title-page, orig. marbled wrappers, rubbed, sl. splitting to spine, slim 8vo

Lot 933

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166

£150-200

936 Sandham (Elizabeth). The Adopted Daughter, A Tale for Young Persons, 1st ed., J. Harris, 1815, lacking frontis., includes 5pp. pubs. ads. at rear, contemp. speckled sheep, joints slightly cracked and slight wear to extrems., 12mo Scarce. One location only (Oxford). Osborne p.931. (1)

£70-100

939 Tegg (T., pub.). The Loves of Mr. Jenkins, and Polly Pattens, 1809, 12ff., eng. throughout, hand-col. title-page and eleven handcol. engs. with verse beneath, toned, one or two short marginal tears, recent marbled wrappers, title-page reproduced in facsimile and mounted on upper cover, 126 x 98mm (5 x 4ins) 937 Stevenson (Robert Louis). Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, 1st ed., 2nd issue, pub. Longmans, Green, 1886, single leaf advert. at end, scattered light spotting, contemporary pencilinscription to front endpaper, original salmon cloth, spine darkened with short tear at head, a little rubbed and stained, 8vo

Rare. Not in Osborne or Gumuchian. Only one location found (Pierpoint Morgan Library). An amusing tale of the meeting, marriage, quarrel, and reconciliation of Mr. Jenkins and Polly Pattens in verse. (1) £100-150

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940 Verne (Jules). Dr. Ox’s Experiment, and Other Stories, 1st U.K. ed., 1874, plates and illustrations, plate at p.165 with sellotape reinforcement, lacking endpapers, some light spotting and paperclip marks, a.e.g., original green pictorial cloth gilt, chips at spine ends, rubbed, slight lean, 8vo, together with Wells (H.G.), The First Men in the Moon, 1st ed., 1st issue, 1901, twelve b & w plates, lacking front endpaper, p.41 with green scribbling, occasional light soiling, previous owner stamp, original dark blue cloth gilt, small splits to joints, rubbed, 8vo

£200-300

938 Taylor (Rev. Isaac). Scenes of British Wealth, in Produce, Manufactures, and Commerce, for the Amusement and Instruction of Little Tarry At-Home Travellers, 1st ed., Harris and Son, 1823, halftitle, eng. folding map frontis. (lightly foxed and a little frayed), vign. title-page, eighty-four engs. on twenty-eight plts., pubs. ad. leaf at rear, calligraphic name on front free endpaper, stitching partially broken and some gatherings starting, orig. roan-backed printed boards, rubbed and soiled, head of spine sl. frayed, and corners showing, 12mo in 6s, together with [Taylor, Jane, and Gilbert, Ann], City Scenes; or A Peep into London, for Children, printed and sold by Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 1814, vign. title-page, seventyseven engs. on thirty-seven plts., one with horizontal tear tissue-repaired on verso, foxed and finger-soiled, contemp. ms.inscription on front free endpaper, sealing wax remains on pastedowns, orig. roan-backed boards, rubbed and worn, with sl. loss at head of spine, upper cover with contemp. ms. ownership name, 12mo, plus Rural Scenes: or, A Peep into the Country, printed for Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 1810, addn. eng. title as frontis., 105 engs. on thirty-five plts., close-trimmed (clipping image in one or two places), dusty and some finger-soiling, contemp. ms.inscription on front free endpaper, stitching partially broken and contents shaken, orig. roan-backed boards, worn, with spine deficient and loss of paper on lower cover, 12mo (3)

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£100-150

167

£150-200

BYGONE TOYS, GAMES & PLAYING CARDS

941* Chromolithographed lampshade, Continental, c.1880s, chromolithographed and gilt card lampshade composed of six pierced embossed panels stitched together, lined with tissue paper, the panels depicting children at play, animals, a goatherd, etc., some damage, especially to the tissue lining, panel size 260 x 190mm (10.25 x 7.5ins), opening out to a diameter of 400mm (15.75ins) (1)

943 Geographical Game. Zoological Map of the World, Shewing the Geographical Distribution of Animals, pub. William Spooner, Nov. 5th, 1844, folding hand-coloured litho map, dissected into 18 sections laid on linen, creased to lower left corner, litho pictorial title to upper cover (upper board detached), map opening to 560 x 765mm (22 x 30ins)

£70-100

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£150-200

944* Money Box. An American Cast iron Creedmore Bank mechanical money box, in the form of a man shooting a rifle at a tree stump, Patd. Nov 1877, with removable base plate impressed Patd. Feb 1875, some wear to paint, approx. 17cm high & 25.5cm in length (6.5ins high & 10ins in length) (1)

942 Geographical Game. Wallis’s Tour through the United Kingdom of England, Scotland and Ireland, a New geographical Game, Comprehending all the Cities, Principal Towns, Rivers &c. in the British Empire, pub. John Wallis, 1st July, 1811, folding hand-col. eng. map sectionalised on linen, contained in orig. worn slipcase wallet with engraved title label to upper cover, map opening out to 580 x 475mm (23 x 19ins) (1)

£200-300

945* Indian playing cards. A set of Mogul Ganjifa circular playing cards, Jaipur, Rajasthan, early 20th c., sixty-eight (of 96) cards, handpainted and varnished on stiffened paper, many featuring images of people and animals, incl. enthroned figures, tigers, servants, people riding camels, elephants, and horses, yellow single-line border on versos, some minor chipping and wear, diameter 50mm (2ins), contained in orig. wooden box with sliding lid, rubbed, hand-painted with a floral lattice pattern, 72 x 71 x 98mm (3 x 2.75 x 4ins)

£150-250

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168

£70-100

Lot 951 946* Swiss playing cards. A deck of playing cards, late 19th c., 950* Playing Cards. A misc. collection of playing cards, mostly fifty-one (of 52) col. printed cards, comprising four suits of thirteen English, 20th c., incl. miniature decks, souvenir decks (Isle of Wight, (French suits), each with pip cards 1-10 and three double-faced court Jersey, Guernsey, San Francisco, Scotland, Lebanon, Queen’s Silver cards, lacking the ten of hearts, ace of hearts with Canton of Berne Jubilee, etc.), some advertising (Co-operative Tea, 100 Pipers De Luxe tax stamp, blue patterned versos, rounded corners, 91 x 61mm (3.5 Scotch Whisky, John Player Vanguard, Harrods, Blenheim Palace, x 2.5ins), together with Austrian playing cards, A deck of playing Hamleys, Carling Black Label Lager, Esso tyres, etc.), games (Bezique, cards, Vienna, Fred. Piatnik, c.1920, thirty-two col. printed cards Happy Families, Snap, Touring - The Famous Automobile Card Game, (complete), comprising four suits of eight, each with pip cards 1, 7etc.), some boxed, some incomplete decks and loose cards, approx. 100 (a carton) £70-100 10 and three double-faced court cards, ink stamp on ace of hearts, pink patterned versos, 90 x 61mm (3.5 x 2.5ins), plus seventeen 951* Rebus puzzle cards. A set of twenty playing cards, English, cards from a wood eng. miniature French deck, late 18th/early 19th c.1800, together twenty hand-col. eng. cards only, each illustrating c., comprising sixteen pip cards and one court card (king of clubs), a proverb with the use of pictures, words, and letters, each lightly foxed and dust-soiled, paste paper versos (with Schreiber numbered in top left-hand corner, occn. light dust-soiling and foxing, Collection oval ink stamp on each), 65 x 37mm (2.5 x 1.5ins) (3) £70-100 plain blue versos, approx. 90 x 58mm (3.5 x 2.25ins) An extremely rare set of puzzle cards surviving in remarkably good condition. Numbered 1-10, 12-14, 16-21 and 23. Illustrating such maxims as: ‘Handsome is that handsome does’, ‘When one door shuts another opens’, ‘He that has no head needs no hat’, ‘One bird in the hand is worth two in the bush’, ‘Pride goes before the fall’. (1) £400-600

947* English tarot cards. Leeds, Universal Playing Card Co. Ltd for Thomson-Leng Publications, 1935, seventy-nine col. printed cards (complete), comprising twenty-two trump cards, four suits of fourteen (pence, swords, cups, rods), and verse card, blue and white patterned versos, rounded corners, 87 x 58mm (3.5 x 2.75ins) together with orig. smallinstruction booklet on consulting the cards ‘the Gipsy Way’ Issued by the publishers of women’s magazines during the 1930s, and now becoming difficult to find. (1) £70-100

948* French playing cards. Paris, Francois-Henry Cadine, c.1780, fifty-one (of 52) wood eng. cards with stencilled colours (lacking the queen of diamonds), comprising four suits of thirteen, each with pip cards 1-10 and three named full-length court cards conforming to the Paris pattern, white versos with stencilled words (for typesetting lessons), 84 x 55mm (3.25 x 2.25ins) Mann, All Cards on the Table, no.129. (1)

£200-300

949* French game. Grand Jeu de Société et Pratiques Secrètes de Mlle. Le Normand, Paris, B.-P. Grimaud, c.1900, fifty-four chromo. playing cards (complete), comprising four suits of thirteen (national suits), each with illust. in the centre, with smaller illusts. below, a constellation above, suits in top left-hand corner and a letter of the alphabet in top right-hand corner, plus two full-length port. cards, check-patterned versos, 123 x 90mm (5 x 3.5ins), together with orig. 105pp.instruction booklet, in orig. printed pink wrappers, and remains of orig. chromo. paper wrapper

952* Richter’s Anchor Blocks No. 15. An Edwardian period construction model, comprising num. stone building bricks together with metal bridge sections (appears complete), contained in manufacturer’s orig. stained pine case, fitted three interior trays, sliding lid with orig. printed label, brass side handles, 15 x 20 in (38 x 51 cm), with several relatedinstruction booklets

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£80-120

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£200-300

953* Richter’s Anchor Blocks No. 14A. An Edwardian period construction model, comprising numerous stone building bricks, contained in orig. manufacturer’s stained pine case, the sliding lid with orig. printed paper panel, 9 x 13 in (23 x 33 cm) with several relatedinstruction booklets (1)

£100-150

954* Richter’s Anchor Blocks No. 13. An Edwardian period construction model, comprising numerous stone building bricks, contained in orig. manufacturer’s stained pine case, fitted one interior tray, the sliding lid having printed paper label (damaged and repaired), 9.5 x 13 in (24 x 33 cm), with several relatedinstruction booklets (1)

£70-100

Lot 953

955* Toy theatre. A Tri-ang toy theatre, c.1930s, wooden toy theatre (Tri-ang’s No. 2 Theatre), painted in silver and black, with three electric footlights, and spotlight with rotating vari-coloured disc, roll-up velvet curtain, and orchestra pit with velvet curtain, together with the two booklets of plays - Sinbad the Sailor and Jack & the Beanstalk (with spine repaired), and the corresponding colourprinted backdrops (two for each play), wings (six and five respectively), and cut-out figures (seven and eight respectively), some of the figures broken and repaired (with occn. sl. loss), plus two slatted wooden blocks with wires for supporting the figures, theatre 404 x 501 x 409mm (17.25 x 20 x 19.25ins) A rare survival, notwithstanding a few missing components. (1)

Lot 954

170

£150-200

CHILDREN’S & ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 956 Abdy (Theodosia). Twinkling Stars, Being the True Account of a Journey Through Starland with its Many Funny Incidents and Happenings, 1st ed., Jarrold and Sons, [1901], fourteen full-page b & w illusts., contemp. ms.inscription on half-title, floral endpapers, free endpapers browned, orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards, sl. rubbed and soiled, boards edges showing, oblong 4to

959 Anderson (Anne, illust.). The Water-Babies, by Charles Kingsley, pub. Jack, c. 1924, twelve coloured plates, endpapers browned, original cloth, upper cover with coloured illustration, light fingermarks, 4to (1)

£70-100

Scarce fantasy tale in verse about a trip to the moon, planets and stars in a balloon. This somewhat nonsensical story includes being captured and fattened up by Christmas turkeys on the moon, only to be rescued by a goat, and a rather more enjoyable encounter with the Three Happy Lions of Jupiter. The bold illustrations are Learesque, and anticipate the work of Maurice Sendak; they are in stark contrast to those more commonly found in children’s books of the time, such as the sentimental chromolithographs in Nister publications and the like. (1) £100-150

957 Aldin (Cecil). Ten Little Puppy Dogs, n.p., [1902], b & w illusts. throughout, endpapers browned, orig. pictorial green cloth, a bright copy, oblong 4to, together with Aldin (Cecil, illust.), The Snob, Some Episodes in a Mis-spent Youth, by Walter Emanuel, 1904, nineteen col. plts., half-title with contemp. pencilled ownership name, free endpapers lightly browned, orig. pictorial boards, spine ends frayed with sl. loss, board edges rubbed, 4to (2)

£100-150

960 Beardsley (Aubrey, illust.). The Pierrot of the Minute. A Dramatic Phantasy in One Act, Written by Ernest Dowson, pub. Smithers, 1897, frontispiece and illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley, slight browning to endpapers, t.e.g., original green cloth gilt, a few stains, 4to

958 Andersen (Hans Christian). The Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen with upwards of Four Hundred Illustrations by Helen Stratton, 14 parts, George Newnes Ltd., 1899, numerous letterpress illusts., some full-page, occn. light foxing, stitching broken in places with some leaves loose, orig. printed wrappers, some minor edgefraying and marginal dust-soiling, slim 4to (14)

Limited edition, one of 300 copies. (1)

£100-150

171

£100-150

Lot 961 961 Blyton (Enid). A complete set of the twenty-one Famous Five books, all 1st eds., except the first three, the fifth, and the sixth, Hodder & Stoughton, 1945-1963, b & w, duotone, and col. illusts., some ownership signatures/ink stamps, most edges foxed, all orig. cloth/boards in d.j., except Five On Kirren Island Again without d.j., some covers marked and rubbed, d.j.s generally frayed and chipped, with the occn. repair, and one or two with significant loss, four vols. with price-clipped d.j.s, 8vo (21)

£300-500

963 [Boyle, Eleanor Vere, illust.]. Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen... newly translated by H.L.D. Ward and Augusta Plesner, 1872, twelve chromo. plts. by Leighton Bros., one detached and frayed at margins, frontis. with contemp. ms.inscription on reverse, pubs. ad. leaf at rear, occn. light finger-soiling, hinges split, a.e.g., orig. gilt dec. bevel-edged blue cloth, shaken, rubbed in places, spine ends and corners sl. frayed, repaired nick in lower cover, 4to

962 Bohny (Nicholas). The New Picture Book, Being Pictorial Lessons on Form, Comparison, and Number, for Children Under Seven Years of Age, Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1858, thirty-six leaves of hand-col. illusts. (complete), one leaf torn to lower margin, occ. spotting, upper hinge detached, lower hinge crudely repaired with tape, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, spine ends torn, wear to extrems., oblong 4to (1)

Rare. (1)

£150-200

172

£300-400

964 Chapbooks. Voyages and Travels, of that Renowned Capt. Sir Francis Drake, into the West-Indies, and giving A perfect Relation of his strange Adventures and many wonderful Discoveries; of his Fights with the Spaniards and many other Savage Nations; of his taking St. Jago de Cuba, Carthagena, Domingo, St. Augustine, and divers other Places, Preston, E. Sergent, late 18th c., 24pp., woodcut vign. of two ships on title-page, dust-soiled, corners creased, rough-trimmed, stitched as issued, 161 x 85mm (6.25 x 3.25ins), together with The Second Part of the Witty and Entertaining Exploits of George Buchanan, who was Commonly Called the King’s Fool, to which are added, Witty and Entertaining Jests, &c., Newcastle, printed by G. Angus, in the Side, early 19th c., 24pp., woodcut vign. on title-page and final page, dust-soiled, roughtrimmed, folded as issued, 172 x 100mm (6.75 x 4ins), plus The History of Jerusalem; or, the Captivities of the Jews..., Coventry, printed by J. Turner, early 19th c., 24pp., woodcut vign. on title-page and tail-piece on final page, foxed and sl. dusty, rough-trimmed, sometime re-sewn, 162 x 93mm (6.5 x 3.75ins), plus ten others, incl. seven late 19th/early 20th c. pamphlets relating to shipping disasters (Loss of the Mignonette, Drummond Castle, Northfleet, H.M.S. Cobra, etc.), and a defective copy of The Book of Knowledge, mid-17th c. (13)

£150-200

966 Crane (Walter). The Blue Beard Picture Book, Containing Blue Beard, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Sleeping Beauty, pub. Routledge, [1875], thirty-two leaves with fine coloured illustrations printed by Edmund Evans, signed by the illustrator Walter Crane to front endpaper, original gilt-decorated dark blue cloth, in very good condition, 4to Provenance: By descent from the estate of the artist. (1)

£150-200

965 Clarke (Harry, illust.). Tales of Mystery and Imagination, by Edgar Allan Poe, reprinted, Harrap, 1928, eight mounted col. plts., twenty-four b & w plts. (one with vertical crease), letterpress illusts. and decs., a few leaves lightly spotted, t.e.g., remainder roughtrimmed, contemp. ms. ownership name on front pastedown, orig. gilt dec. black morocco, lightly rubbed in places, spine faded to brown, 4to

967 Crane (Walter). Goody Two Shoes’ Picture Book containing Goody Two Shoes, Beauty and the Beast, The Frog Prince, An Alphabet of Old Friends, pub. Routledge, [1874], twenty-four pages of colour illustrations, printed by Edmund Evans (including four double-page plts.), signed by the artist Walter Crane to head of title, orig. cloth highly decorated in black and gold, minor fraying to extreme head and foot of spine and outer corners, 4to

Rare in the publisher’s morocco binding. (1)

Provenance: By descent from the estate of the artist. (1)

£150-200

173

£150-200

970 Crane (Walter). Slate and Pencilvania: Being the Adventures of Dick on a Desert Island, & Pothooks and Perseverance: or the ABC-Serpent, both pub. Marcus Ward & Co., 1885-86, colour illustrations to each throughout, both orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards, rubbed and some marks, corners a little bumped, square 4to, together with The Golden Primer, by Professor J.M.D. Meiklejohn & Walter Crane, pub. William Blackwood & Sons, [1885], two parts in one, colour plts., pictorial endpapers (signed by the artist Walter Crane to front pastedown), orig. pictorial cloth, rubbed and some soiling, 8vo, plus Pan-Pipes, A Book of Old Songs, newly arranged and with accompaniments by Theo Marzials, 2nd ed., pub. Routledge, c. 1883, colour illustrations throughout, printed by Edmund Evans, signed by the artist Walter Crane to verso of decorated leaf before title, orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards with bevelled edges, heavily rubbed and marked, oblong folio, and other Walter Crane titles, various, including a 1910 reprint of The Golden Primer etc. Provenance: By descent from the estate of the artist. (10)

£100-150

968 Crane (Walter). This Little Pig His Picture Book, containing This Little Pig, The Fairy Ship, King Luckieboy, Red Riding Hood’s Picture Book: containing: Little Red Riding Hood, Jack & the Beanstalk, The Forty Thieves, Bluebeard’s Picture Book, containing: Bluebeard, The Sleeping Beauty, and Baby’s Own Alphabet, & The Song of Sixpence Picture Book, containing Sing a Song of Sixpence, Princess Belle Etoile, An Alphabet of Old Friends, all pub. John Lane, [1895, 1898, 1899 & 1909], three parts to each vol., each with separate title-page, illustrated in colour throughout, printed by Edmund Evans, the first three titles signed in ink by the artist Walter Crane, a little rubbed and some marks and soiling to edges, 4to Provenance: By descent from the estate of the artist. (4)

£200-300

969 Crane (Walter). King Luckieboy’s Picture Book, containing King Luckieboy’s Party, 1, 2, Buckle My Shoe, The Fairy Ship, This Little Pig Went to Market, The Song of Sixpence Toy Book, containing Sing a Song of Sixpence, A Gaping, Wide-Mouthed, Waddling Frog, The Old Courtier, The Multiplication Table in Verse, The Three Bears’ Picure Book: containing The Three Bears, The Adventures of Puffy, Cinderella, Valentine and Orson, & Chattering Jack’s Picture Book, containing Chattering Jack, Our Jessie Was Lost, Grammar in Rhyme, Annie and Jack in London, together 4 vols., all pub. Routledge, [1871 & 1876], thirty-two full-page col. illustrations to each vol., printed by Edmund Evans, all signed by the artist Walter Crane to front endpaper, orig. uniform red-brown boards, decorated in silver-white, rubbed and some wear to corners and edges (The Three Bears’ Picture Book more heavily worn with loss to spine, and title mostly torn away and missing), small 4to Provenance: By descent from the estate of the artist. (4)

971 Crane (Walter). Picture Book Series, Large Series, 8 vols., reissue, pub. John Lane, c.1890s, including Aladdin (2 copies), King Lucie-Boys Party, The Forty Thieves, An Alphabet of Old Friends, The Three Bears etc., full-page col. illusts., orig. pictorial wrappers, some slight wear mostly to spines, slim 4to, together with six other similar story books, including ‘The Fairy Ship, Sixpenny Toy Book’ signed to front wrapper by Walter Crane and ‘The Peacock at Home’ with numerous ink annotations and corrections in Walter Crane’s hand (13)

£150-200

174

£200-300

976 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). The Sleeping Beauty and Other Fairy Tales. From the Old French, Retold by Sir Arthur Quiller Couch, [1910], 30 coloured tipped-in plates, top margin of title excised, original terracotta cloth gilt, edges slightly rubbed, 4to (1)

£100-150

977 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). A Fairy Garland. Being Fairy Tales From the Old French, 1928, twelve coloured plates, some occasional spotting, presentationinscription, t.e.g., original vellum-backed boards, rubbed and discoloured, 4to Limited edition, 533/1000 copies signed by the artist. (1)

£150-200

978 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). Shakespeare’s Comedy of the Tempest, [1908], 40 tipped-in coloured plates, a few minor spots, original green cloth gilt, slightly rubbed, 4to (1)

£100-150

979 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). The Sleeping Beauty and Other Fairy Tales. From the Old French, Retold by Sir Arthur Quiller Couch, [1910], 30 coloured plates, endpapers lightly spotted, original terracotta cloth gilt, edges slightly rubbed, 4to (1)

£100-150

972 Crane (Walter). Walter Crane’s Toy Books, New Series, 13 vols., Sixpence edition, George Routledge, c.1890s, includes The Absurd A.B.C., The Three Bears, Little Red Riding Hood, The Sleeping Beauty etc., full-page col. illusts., orig. pictorial col. wrappers, some worn and marked, slim 4to, together with four Walter Crane Shilling Series Toy Books, plus two others similar (19)

£200-300

973 Crane (Walter, illust.). Flora’s Feast a Masque of Flowers, Penned & Pictured by Walter Crane, 1889, pictorial col. title and thirtynine col. plts. with text, orig. printed boards with blue cloth spine strip, slightly frayed at head & foot, board corners slightly rubbed, 4to, together with Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden: a Posy from the Plays, 1906, forty col. plts. with text (inc. pictorial col. title), orig. pictorial boards with cloth spine strip, boards slightly rubbed to extrems., 4to, with Robin Hood and the Men of the Greenwood: by Henry Gilbert, 1912, col. frontis. and fifteen plts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. gilt dec. cloth, lower board marked and lower joint slightly cracked at head, 8vo, plus Houshold Histories, from the Collection of the Bros: Grimm: Translated from the German by Lucy Crane; and Done into Pictures by Walter Crane, 1882, b & w frontis. and pict. title, ten b & w plts. and illusts. to text, orig. dec. cloth, 8vo (4)

£200-300

974 Detmold (Edward J., illust.). The Fables of Aesop, [1909], introduction by Edmund Gosse, eighteen tipped-in col. plts., col. illusts. to text, pict. endpapers, orig. pict. cloth, some faint dampstaining mostly to lower board, 4to (2)

£200-300

980 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). Lyrics Pathetic & Humourous from A to Z, pub. Warne, 1908, illustrated title, 24 colour-illustrated leaves, printed on rectos, a couple of small repaired tears and light marginal spots, original cloth-backed pictorial cloth, one corner rubbed, 4to

975 Dodgson (Rev. Charles Lutwidge, ‘Lewis Carroll’). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, adapted for Very Little Folks from the Original, 2 vols., Macmillan, 1903, both vols. with numerous full-page col. illusts. by John Tenniel, endpapers foxed, early ms. name on front free endpapers, orig. pictorial red cloth, lettered in white, a trifle dusty and one or two minor marks, but generally bright copies, 126 x 103mm (5 x 4ins) (2)

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£70-100

175

£200-300

982 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). Princess Badoura, a Tale from the Arabian Nights. Retold by Laurence Housman, Hodder and Stoughton, [1913], ten tipped-in col. plts., each with captioned tissue guard, contemp. ms. name on front free endapaper, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cream buckram, blocked in green and gilt, a trifle dust-soiled, but generally a bright copy, 4to, together with a single advertisement leaf for the exhibition of Dulac’s orignal drawings for the work, Leicester Galleries, 1913 Limited edition, 52/750 copies, signed by Dulac. (1)

£400-600

983 Eaton (Seymour, i.e. Paul Piper). The Roosevelt Bears. Their Travels and Adventures, 1906; More About Teddy B. and Teddy G. The Roosevelt Bears. Depicting their Further Travels and Adventures, 1907, pub. Stern, Philadelphia, coloured and b & w illustrations by V. Floyd Campbell and R.K. Culver, previous owner signatures, original cloth-backed boards, upper covers with coloured illustrations, some edge wear, 4to (2)

£150-200

981 Dulac (Edmund, illust.). The Golden Cockerel, From the Tale by Alexander Pushkin, pub. Limited Editions Club, New York, [1950], coloured illustrations, scattered light spots, original red cloth, upper cover with brass cockerel, torn glassine wrapper, slipcase, some fading, folio Limited edition, one of 15 initialled presentation copies signed by the artist. (1) £150-200

984 Finch (Charlotte). The Gamut and Time-Table, in Verse. For the Instruction of Children, London: Printed and sold by Dean and Munday, c.1825, twelve hand-col. wood eng. illusts. (inc. frontis.), & five leaves of musical notation, front pastedowninscribed “Miss Mary Cole from her Uncle Edmund Picoti Cole, 1st Nov 1826”, occ. scattered spotting and few marks, orig. printed wrappers, slightly worn to spine edge, slim 12mo, (Osborne p.121), together with Album, A small notebook sized album of poetry, original drawings & paintings, c.1830s, 66pp., containing approx. 40pp. of copied manuscript poetry, six pencil drawings and seven watercolour paintings including floral, nautical and topographical subjects, plus one handcoloured eng. plt., a.e.g., contemp. maroon morocco gilt, rubbed to joints and extrems., small 8vo (approx. 140 x 110mm) (2)

Lot 982

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£200-300

986 [Greenaway, Kate, illust.] A Cruise in the Acorn, by Alice Jerrold (Mrs. Adolphe Smith), 1st ed., Marcus Ward, 1875, six unsigned mounted chromos. by Greenaway, 4pp. pubs. ads. at rear, endpapers foxed and browned, orig. bevel-edged brown cloth, blocked in black and lettered in gilt, upper cover with onlaid floral paper panel (petunias on blue trellis), rubbed, sm. 4to

985 Gibbs (May). Nuttybub and Nittersing, pub. Osboldstone & Co., Melbourne, Australia, [1923], col. frontis. and b & w plts. (one with addn. hand-colouring), b & w illusts. to text (many with later neat handcolouring), orig. printed endpapers, upper hinge broken, orig. pictorial boards with cloth spine strip, slightly marked and frayed, 4to, together with Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, Their Adventures Wonderful, pub. Angus & Robertson, Sydney, Australia, c.1920, col. frontis. and b & w plts., b & w illusts. to text (some with later hand-colouring), orig. printed endpapers, hinges broken, orig. pictorial boards with cloth spine strip, extrems. slightly rubbed and frayed, 4to (2)

Schuster & Engen 63 1(a), conforming in all aspects, except our copy is dated on the title-page. Rare: representing some of Greenaway’s earliest work. (1) £300-500

987 Greenaway (Kate, illust.). A Day in a Child’s Life, 1st ed., Routledge, [1881], col. illusts. throughout, green endpapers and edges, orig. cloth-backed glazed pictorial boards, with sunflower design, board edges sl. rubbed and corners showing, 4to (Schuster & Engen 66[1a]), together with Marigold Garden, 1st ed., Routledge, [1885], col. illusts. throughout, occn. light foxing, black endpapers, red edges, orig. brown cloth-backed glazed pictorial boards, board edges rubbed in places and corners showing, 4to (Schuster & Engen 135[1b]), plus A Apple Pie, 1st ed., Routledge, [1886], col. illusts. throughout, one leaf with 5.5” closed tear (repaired with adhesive tape on verso), dark blue endpapers, red edges, orig. red cloth-backed pictorial boards, somewhat soiled and rubbed, spine faded and with short worm track in upper joint (one small hole penetrating to other side of board), oblong 4to (Schuster & Engen 1[1a]), plus Warne editions of Little Ann and Other Poems and The Queen of the Pirate Isle

£100-150

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£100-150

988 Greenaway (Kate). Almanacks for 1883, 1884 (2 copies), 1885 (2 copies), 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889 (2 copies), 1890, 1891, 1892, 1893 (2 copies), 1894, 1895, & 1897, 18 volumes in all, numerous col. illusts., almanack for 1884 with contemp. ms. diary entries, all bound in orig. dec. boards/wrappers (the four duplicates in differing bindings), occn. minor rubbing to extrems., but generally in bright condition, almanacks for 1888, 1889, 1890, and 1893 all in orig. printed d.j.s (that to 1890 vol. sl. chipped along lower edge), each approx. 105 x 80mm (4 x 3ins), housed together in two cloth folders within a custom-made qtr. morocco bookform box, extrems. sl. rubbed in places, spine with raised bands, gilt lettered direct in second and third compartments Lot 986

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Lot 988

177

£1000-1500

989 Greenaway (Kate). Almanack & Diary for 1897, pub. J.M. Dent & Co., col. illusts., contemp. ms. diary notes, lightly foxed, t.e.g., orig. gilt dec. mustard boards, lightly soiled and extrems. rubbed, spine and upper cover faded, 106 x 89mm (4.25 x 3.25ins) Schuster & Engen 16[14a]: Kate Greenaway’s ‘rarest almanack’. (1)

992 Lewis (C.S.). Prince Caspian, The Return to Narnia, 1st ed., pub. Bles, 1951, col. frontis. and b & w illusts. by Pauline Baynes, endpapers lightly foxed, orig. cloth, sl. cocked and bowed, in browned d.j., extrems. chipped and frayed, 8vo, together with The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, 1st ed., 1952, b & w. frontis. and illusts. by Pauline Baynes, edges lightly foxed, orig. cloth, sl. cocked and bowed, spine faded, 8vo, plus The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, reprinted 1956, col. frontis. and b & w illusts. by Pauline Baynes, two ms. ownership names on half-title, front free endpaper torn out, orig. cloth, covers sl. bowed and damp-mottled, spine faintly faded, in price-clipped d.j., torn with some loss, spine sunned, 8vo

£150-200

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£400-600

990 King (Jessie M.). Mummy’s Bedtime Story Book by “Marion”, 1st ed., [1929], twelve full-page col. illusts., incl. frontis., numerous illusts. and decs. to text, several pages with faint indentations from erased pencilled scribblings, one or two short edge-tears, dec. endpapers, orig. pictorial boards, extrems. rubbed, some unobtrusive pencil marks to upper cover, 4to (1)

£300-400

991 Lang (Andrew). The Blue Poetry Book (2 copies), The True Story Book (2 copies), The Red True Story Book, The Animal Story Book, The Grey Fairy Book, The Book of Romance, The Red Book of Romance, The Orange Fairy Book, Princes and Princesses, The Arabian Nights Entertainments, The Lilac Fairy Book & The All Sorts of Stories Book, together 13 vols., all 1st eds., 1891-1911, b & w illusts. to each, a.e.g., all orig. gilt-dec. cloth, generally rubbed with some marks and some fraying to extremities, 8vo, together with six other reprint editions of the Fairy Book series (The Blue Fairy Book, The Red Fairy Book, The Green Fairy Book, The Crimson Fairy Book, The Yellow Fairy & The Pink Fairy Book, pub. 1893-1924), plus The Book of Saints and Heroes/The Strange Story Book, by Mrs. Lang, ed. Andrew Lang, both 1st eds., 1912-13, col. plts. to each, t.e.g., orig. gilt-dec. cloth, rubbed and marked, second vol. faded to spine and edges, 8vo

994 Milne (A.A.). The Christopher Robin Story Book, 1st ed., 1929, illustrations by E.H. Shepard, one or two light spots, previous owner signature, original blue cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Teddy Bear and Other Songs from “When We Were Very Young”, 1926, illustrations by E.H. Shepard, a few minor spots, original cloth-backed boards, 4to, with three others including W. Heath Robinson’s Railway Ribaldry, 1935

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993 Lofting (Hugh). The Story of Doctor Dolittle, 1st ed., pub. Stokes, New York, 1920, coloured frontispiece, b & w illustrations by the author, decorative endpapers, original orange cloth, upper cover with coloured illustration, spine slightly rubbed, 8vo The first of the Doctor Dolittle books. (1)

£200-300

178

£300-400

£100-150

995 Milne (A.A.). The House at Pooh Corner, 1st ed., 1928, numerous illusts. by Ernest H. Shepard, some staining and marks, free endpapers lightly browned, front pastedown lifting in places, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, orig. pink cloth gilt, head of spine sl. frayed, spine and upper margin of front cover faded, small waterstain on front cover, 8vo, together with Now We Are Six, 1st ed., 1927, numerous illusts. by Ernest H. Shepard, some finger-soiling, half-title browned, contemp. ms.inscription on front free endpaper, t.e.g., remainder rough-trimmed, orig. red cloth gilt, sl. bowed, rubbed and damp-marked, 8vo, plus Now We Are Six, 2nd ed., 1927, numerous illusts. by Ernest H. Shepard, some finger-soiling, halftitle browned, one blank corner torn away, one corner creased, one or two edge-tears, front free endpaper with bookplate and ms.inscription on verso, orig. red cloth gilt, edges sl. rubbed, spine lightly faded and sl. frayed at ends, one or two minor markings to covers, 8vo, plus a 13th ed. of When We Were Very Young, orig. cloth, a 16th ed. of Winnie-the-Pooh, orig. cloth in frayed d.j., and a 10th ed. of Fourteen Songs, orig. cloth-backed boards (6)

997 Moveable. This Way and That Way, A Book of Push and Pull Pictures, by Fred E. Weatherly and Clifton Bingham, Ernest Nister, [1890], eight full-page chromo. moveable plts., each operated by a card tab (one replaced), a few minor repairs, A Night Alarm with window shutter broken and mechanism faulty, Turning a Somersault with boy replaced in facsimile, orig. cloth-backed pictorial glazed boards, lightly rubbed and soiled, folio Extremely rare: Nister’s first moveable children’s book. (1)

£200-300

£100-150

996 Milne (A.A.). The House at Pooh Corner, 1st ed., 1928, decorations by Ernest H. Shepard, neatinscription to verso of frontis., small ink scribble to front endpaper, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, some fading to spine and cover margins, rubbed, 8vo, together with Parkinson (Ethel, illust.), Sambo and Susanna, pub. Blackie and Son, n.d., c. 1914, twenty-four col. plts. (five inch closed tear to one plt.), orig. linen-backed pict. boards, rubbed and some soiling, oblong 4to, plus Brooke (L. Leslie, illust.), The Nursery Rhyme Book, 1897, b&w plts. and illusts., throughout, slight scribble to half title, orig. cloth-backed pict. boards, top of spine split, some dust-soiling to upper cover, rubbed, 8vo, plus Picture Books, A collection of Picture Books bound in 1 volume, c. 1890s, titles incl. The Fox Jumps Over the Parson’s Gate, A Frog he Would a-Wooing Go, etc, generally leaves worn with loss and old tape repairs, recent cloth, oblong 8vo (4)

998 Moveable. Pretty Polly, A Novel Book for Children, with an Introduction by F.E. Weatherly, [1897], four double-page pop-up chromo. plts., b & w letterpress vigns., one text leaf with short tear in lower blank margin, patterned endpapers, free endpapers partially browned, orig. cloth-backed pictorial glazed boards, a bright copy, 4to, together with Touch and Go, A Book of Transformation Pictures with verses by Fred. E. Weatherly, c.1894, eight slatted dissolving chromo. plts. operated by tabs, all working, except one without tab, dusty and edge-soiled, some repaired edge-tears, patterned endpapers, hinges and rear free endpaper repaired, orig. clothbacked pictorial glazed boards, lightly rubbed and soiled, folio, plus Summer Surprises [cover-title], Raphael Tuck, 1896, two six-division chromo. panorama plts., some repairs and intersections all replaced, orig. pictorial boards, rubbed and soiled, cloth spine renewed, edges worn, plus a defective copy of The Model Menagerie, Nister, [1896]

£80-120

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£150-200

999 Neilson (Harry B., illustrator). The Fox’s Frolic, Or a Day With the Topsy Turvey Hunt, by Sir Francis Burnand, pub. Collins, c. 1910, 24 coloured illustrations (including title), light spots to endpapers, previous owner signature, original pictorial cloth-backed boards, edges slightly rubbed, oblong folio (1)

£70-100

1000 Outcault (R.F.). My Resolutions Buster Brown, c. 1910, halftone portrait frontispiece, b & w illustrations, original red pictorial cloth, 8vo, together with Maurice Sendak’s Nutshell Library , c. 1980’s (One Was Johnny signed by the illustrator) (5)

Lot 997

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£70-100

1001 Outhwaite (Ida Rentoul, illust.). Fuzzy, Wuzzy and Buzzy (No. 5 from the Willie Winkie Zoo series), 1st ed., pub. Whitcombe &Tombs, [1918], six b & w plates, illustrations, endpapers a little browned, original wrapper, upper cover with coloured illustration, a little rubbed with light creases, 8vo, together with Bush Songs of Australia For Young and Old, Imperial ed., 336, pub. Allan, Melbourne, [1934], b & w illustrations by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, a few light spots, previous owner signature, strengthened at front and rear, original red pictorial wrapper, a little rubbed with one or two minor tears, oblong folio (2)

£150-200

1003 Outhwaite (Ida Rentoul, illust.). The Little Green Road to Fairyland, by Annie R. Rentoul, 2nd ed., A. & C. Black, 1925, halftitle, eight col. and eight b & w plts., correct as list, letterpress vigns., occn. marks to text, prize bookplate on front free endpaper, edges foxed, orig. blue cloth gilt, spine sl. faded and frayed at ends, title label mounted on upper cover, sm. 4to, together with Gorey (Edward). The Fantod Works, 10 vols., Zurich, Diogenes, 1978, numerous col. and b & w illusts., orig. printed wrappers, some spines sl. rubbed, The Lost Lions with upper return soiled, housed in orig. pictorial cardboard slipcase, rubbed and foxed, sm. 4to The Fantod Works comprise: The Abandoned Sock; The Lost Lions; The Beastly Baby; The Lavender Leotard; Les Passementeries Horribles; Leaves From a Mislaid Album; Die Fantod Werke; The Disrespectful Summons; L’Heure Bleue; The Epiplectic Bicycle. (2) £70-100

1002 Outhwaite (Ida Rentoul, illust.). Elves & Fairies of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite. Verses by Annie R. Rentoul. Edited by Grenbry Outhwaite, 1st ed., Melbourne & Sydney, Lothian Book Publishing Coy, 1916, fifteen tipped-in col. plts., with captioned tissue guards (some creased and torn and one lacking), thirty tipped-in b & w plates (one with short closed tear), some corner-creasing, one plt. and adjacent text leaf detached (with consequent fraying to foreedge of text leaf), smaller illusts. and decs. in text, scattered foxing, ‘book belongs to’ leaf blank, pictorial endpapers, free endpapers lightly browned, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. gilt dec. blue cloth, rubbed and gilt dulled, spine faded and sl. frayed at foot, folio Signed by the illustrator on the title-page verso. Ida Rentoul Outhwaite’s magnum opus, and the most magnificent showcase for her illustrations. “... Elves and Fairies stands as the pre-eminent example of an Australian children’s illustrated book and as an important and early piece of fine Australian book craftmanship”. (Muir and Holden, The Fairy World of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, p.111) (1) £400-600

1004 Potter (Beatrix). The Story of a Fierce Bad Rabbit, 1st ed., pub. Warne, [1906], fourteen coloured illustrations and text leaves on concertina-style cloth, a few light vertical creases, contemporary presentationinscription, original green wallet cloth with blue lettering, upper cover with mounted coloured illustration, tab slot and edges a little rubbed, 16mo Quinby 12. (1)

£400-600

Lot 1006

1005 Potter (Beatrix). TheTale of the Flopsy Bunnies, 1st ed., Warne, 1909, half-title, numerous full-page col. illusts., frontis. detached and with short nick in blank fore-edge, some finger-soiling, early ms. ownership name on verso of front free endpaper, orig. green boards with pictorial panel mounted on upper cover, spine and part of lower cover faded, foot of spine sl. frayed, 16mo, together with 1sts eds. of The Tailor of Gloucester and Squirrel Nutkin (lacking frontis.) (3)

1007 Potter (Beatrix). The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher, 1st ed., deluxe issue, Frederick Warne, 1906, early ms.inscription on half-title, col. illusts. throughout, occn. minor marks, rear hinge splitting, a.e.g., orig. lilac cloth gilt, extrems. sl. rubbed and a few faint marks, small pictorial roundel of Jeremy Fisher puntinginset on upper cover, 16mo Scarce deluxe edition. Loosely inserted is a letter, dated 1907, from Thomas Brocklebank of Liverpool to Miss Lucy Hesketh (of the Fleetwood Hesketh family) at Fulbeck Manor, Grantham, with matching envelope, in which he refers to Mr. Jeremy Fisher. (1) £700-1000

£100-150

1006 Potter (Beatrix). The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Warne, c.1910-18, half-title, full-page col. illusts., orig. dark brown boards, lettered in white, with rectangular pictorial panel to upper cover, panel sl. creased to upper right-hand corner, but a bright copy, 16mo, together with The Tale of Flopsy Bunnies, Warne, c.1910-18, half-title, full-page col. illusts., frontis. with early ms. ownership name on reverse, orig. light brown boards, lettered in white, with pictorial panel to upper cover, spine faded, 16mo, plus The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes, Warne, c.1911-18, half-title (with early ms. ownership name), full-page col. illusts., one text leaf with small nick in blank fore-edge, orig. tan boards, lettered in white, with pictorial panel to upper over, spine faded, 16mo, plus The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin, Warne, c.1910-18, half-title, full-page col. illusts., pp.32/33 with small stain at blank gutter with consequent hole in p.33, pp.33/34 with small area of surface loss to upper outer corner as a result of being at some time adhered together, orig. green cloth, lettered in white, with circular pictorial panel to upper cover, spine and upper cover faded, 16mo, plus The Tale of Mr. Tod, Warne, c.1912-18, half-title, fifteen col. plts., letterpress illusts., orig. grey boards, lettered in green, with rectangular pictorial panel to upper cover, a few light marks, spine faded, 16mo, plus a later ed. of Tom Kitten in d.j. All but Mr.Tod andTom Kitten with endpapers as shown in Linder, figures 6 and 7 (i.e. pastedowns with no cat, and with bee added to top right-hand corner; and free endpapers with no cat, and with the Flopsy Bunnies appearing for the first time). An attractive little collection of early editions in very good condition. (6) £200-300

1008 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Gulliver’s Travels, into Several Remote Nations of the World, by Jonathan Swift, 1909, 13 tipped-in coloured plates, minor light spotting, endpapers a little stained, t.e.g., original cream buckram gilt, cloth ties, a little discoloured, 4to Limited edition, 348/750 signed by the artist. (1)

Lot 1007

181

£400-600

1012 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, William Heinemann, 1915, twelve col. plts. (frontis. unmounted), with captioned tissue guards, letterpress illusts., some full-page, dated on verso of title, pictorial endpapers lightly foxed, orig. gilt dec. lavender cloth, spine sl. rubbed at ends and with gilt dulled, in browned d.j., extrems. rubbed, edges frayed and chipped, with 3” split at foot of upper joint, sm. 4to Riall, p.124. (1)

£200-300

1009 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, With a Proem by Austin Dobson, [1907], thirteen tipped-in coloured plates, illustrations, minor offsetting and pictorial endpapers browned as usual, t.e.g., original white buckram gilt, one or two slight fingermarks, 4to Limited edition, 978/1130. A good copy. (1)

£500-800

1010 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). A Midsummer-Night’s Dream, by William Shakespeare, 1908, 40 tipped-in coloured plates, illustrations, scattered light spotting, endpapers renewed, original cloth gilt, rubbed, somke stains, 4to, together with The Ingoldsby Legends, Mirth & Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby Esq., 1909, 24 tipped-in coloured plates, 12 tinted plates, illustrations, a few light spots, original blue cloth gilt, joints and edges rubbed, 4to (2)

£150-200

1011 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Undine, by De La Motte Fouque, Adapted From the German by W.L. Courtney, 1909, 15 tipped-in coloured plates, endpapers with light brown patches, presentationinscription, original cloth gilt, spine and edges rubbed, d.j., losses to spine, rubbed and chipped, 4to (1)

£100-150

1013 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Siegfried and The Twilight of the Gods, by Richard Wagner, 1911, 30 tipped-in col. plts., captioned tissue guards, some light off-setting and foxing to text, free endpapers browned, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. gilt dec. vellum, covers lightly mottled and v. sl. bowed, ties renewed, 4to Limited edition, 887/1150 copies, signed by Rackham. Riall, p.109. (1) £400-600

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Lot 1015

Lot 1017

1014 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Mother Goose, the Old Nursery Rhymes, William Heinemann, 1913, thirteen tipped-in col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, b & w illusts., some full-page, half-title lightly browned, front endpapers a little foxed, small library label on front pastedown, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. white cloth gilt, lightly dust-soiled, gilt to spine a little rubbed in places, 4to Limited edition, 281/1130 copies, signed by Arthur Rackham. (1)

£400-600

1015 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Cinderella, retold by C.S. Evans, 1st ed., 1919, tipped-in col. frontis., three double-page col. plts., b & w plts. and illusts., a little foxing to fore-edges, orig. cloth-backed pict. boards in d.j., a little rubbed and frayed to extreme edges, small nick to centre of lower margin of upper cover, 4to (1)

£150-200

1016 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Arthur Rackham’s Book of Pictures, with an Introduction by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, 1st ed., Heinemann, 1913, forty-four tipped-in col. plts. with captioned tissue guards, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth gilt, sl. marked and dust soiled, 4to Limited edition 93/1030, signed by Arthur Rackham. (1)

£300-400

1017 Rackham (Arthur, illust.). The Springtide of Life, Poems of Childhood by Algernon Charles Swinburne, with a Preface by Edmund Gosse, 1st ed., 1918, nine tipped-in col. plts., with captioned tissue-guards, b & w illusts., dec. endpapers, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, upper inner hinge slightly cracked, orig. boards with japanese vellum spine, gilt title to spine and upper board, 4to Signed limited edition 21/765. Riall page 133. (1)

£300-400

1018 Robinson (W. Heath, illust.). A Song of the English, by Rudyard Kipling, Hodder & Stoughton, [1909], thirty tipped-in col. plts., with captioned tissue guards, b & w illusts., some staining to corners of endpapers (off-setting from adhesive tape), t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig gilt dec. vellum, covers sl. bowed and lacking ribbon ties, but a clean and bright copy, 4to Limited edition, 244/500 copies, signed by W. Heath Robinson. (1)

Lot 1018 £400-600

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1019 Rupert Bear. Rupert Annual, by Alfred E. Bestall, pub. Daily Express, 1973, col. illusts. throughout, title-page not price clipped, ‘Belongs To’ box completed neatly in block capitals with black crayon in a juvenile hand ‘Thomas M’, orig. col. pictorial boards, large 8vo

1021 Rupert Bear. Little Bear and the Fairy Child, by Mary Tourtel, 1st ed., Thomas Nelson, [1922], illusts. printed in black and orange, neatinscription to front endpapers, orig. pict. boards, very slightly rubbed, small 4to

The rare 1973 annual depicting Rupert with a brown face. Traditionally, Rupert always had a brown face on the front cover (and continued to do so after 1973). For the year of 1973 Bestall gave Rupert a brown face as usual, but the editor of the Express thought that this blended into the background too much, so decided to change Rupert to a white bear without consulting Bestall. When Bestall realised, he left in protest and never drew another cover for a Rupert annual. He was incensed at not being consulted about the decision, and also annoyed that the editor didn’t think to reintroduce the shading and shadows present in his version. To appease Bestall, his signature was disguised on the covers of the white-faced annual. There is thought to be less than half a dozen of the brown-faced annual produced, and to our knowledge only four have come to light. The holy grail of any Rupert collection! (1) £15000-20000

A fine example of Rupert’s second appearance in book form. (1)

£400-600

1022 Rupert Bear. Little Bear and the Ogres, by Mary Tourtel, 1st ed., Thomas Nelson, [1922], illusts. printed in black and orange, neatinscription to endpapers, orig. pict. boards, slight chip to head of spine, small 4to A bright clean copy of Rupert’s third appearance in book form. (1)

£400-600

1020 Rupert Bear. The Adventures of the Little Lost Bear, by Mary Tourtel, 1st ed., Thomas Nelson, [1921], illusts. printed in black and orange, neat ownership name to front pastedown, orig. pict. boards, slight split to base of spine, slightly rubbed, small 4to An excellent example of the first ever appearance of Rupert in book form. (1) £400-600

1023 Rupert Bear. Margot the Midget, by Mary Tourtel, 1st ed., Thomas Nelson, [1922], illusts. printed in black and orange, newspaper clipping attached to front pastedown, orig. pict. boards, spine torn and loose with some loss to base, some marks to upper cover, rubbed, small 4to Rupert’s fourth appearance in book form. (1)

Lot 1021

184

£200-300

Lot 1019

185

1025 Rupert Bear. Little Bear Library series, (one shilling series), nos. 1-5, 7, 8, 10-22, 24-28, 31-39, 41, 43 & 46, c. 1920’s-30’s, together 37 vols., b&w illusts., all orig. printed yellow boards, no. 43 backstrip detached but present, a few vols. with spliting to spines, (a few vols. with 6d or 9d price label to covers), overall VG, 8vo (37)

£150-200

1026 Rupert Bear. More Adventures of Rupert, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1937, duotone illusts. throughout, last leaf neatly repaired with tape, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, spine faded and restrengthened, some wear to extrems., 4to, together with The New Rupert Book, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1938, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, spine faded and restrengthened, slight pencil marks to upper cover, rubbed to extrems., 4to, plus Rupert Again, 1st ed., pub. Sampson Low, 1940, col. frontis., duotone illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, slight rubbing, 4to (3)

£150-200

1027 Rupert Bear. A large collection of John Harrold signed memorabilia, c. 1980’s-1990’s, incl. twenty-nine signed Rupert annuals, c. 1981-1998 (incl. eleven copies of 1998) & eight limited ed. signed prints (all framed and glazed), together with thirteen unsigned prints (one framed and glazed), incl. seven of Rupert annual covers (50)

1028 Rupert Bear. Annuals for 1936, 1940 (2 copies), 1942, 1944, 1948, 1949 (2 copies), 1950 & 1953, all facsimile eds., pub. 19852003, together 10 vols., col. and b&w illusts., orig. col. pict. boards/wrappers, later vols. in slipcases, as issued (1936 in d.j., some rubbing), 4to, together with Rupert Annuals, 1952, 1971, 1972 (5 copies), 1975, 1976, 1977 (3 copies), 1978 (3 copies), 1980, 198893, 2002, together 23 vols., col. illusts. throughout, all orig. col. pict. boards, some wear to 1952 vol., a few covers faded, 4to, plus fifteen other Rupert related, incl. the Rupert Bear Dossier, 1997

1024 Rupert Bear. The New Adventures of Rupert, by Alfred Bestall, 1st ed., pub. Daily Express, 1936, duotone illusts. to text, colouring pages untouched,inscription in ‘belongs to’ box, occ. spotting and minor marks, orig. red pict. cloth,some light fading to spine and edges, and minor spotting, overall VG, 4to The first ever Rupert Annual. (1)

£100-150

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Lot 1025

£100-150

Lot 1026

186

Lot 1029

1029 Sitwell (Sir George, and Piper, John). On the Making of Gardens, pub. Dropmore Press, 1949, six coloured lithographed plates by John Piper, scattered light spotting, t.e.g., original green morocco gilt, slightly rubbed with one or two stains, 8vo Limited edition, 90/100 signed by Osbert Sitwell and John Piper. (1) £250-300

1030 Smith (Jessie Willcox, illust.). The Now-A-Days Fairy Book, by Anna Alice Chapin, J. Coker, c.1912, six col. plts., incl. frontis. (with faint water-stain to extreme edge of lower margin), endpapers and edges foxed, orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards (edges v. sl. rubbed in places), in remains of d.j., d.j. frayed and torn, with loss to spine and front panel, 4to, together with Outhwaite (Ida Rentoul, and Grenbry), The Enchanted Forest, A. & C. Black, 1936, sixteen mounted col. plts., incl. frontis. (mount sl. creased at lower edge), fifteen b & w plts., pubs. ad. leaf at rear, pictorial endpapers, front free endpaper with ms. ownership signature, orig. pictorial cloth, in dust-soiled d.j., d.j. torn and frayed, with some loss at edges, 4to (2)

1032 Timlin (William M.). The Ship that Sailed to Mars, A Fantasy, 1st ed., Harrap, [1923], forty-eight text leaves and forty-eight col. plts., all mounted on grey paper (a few mount leaves with short edge-tears), title-page lightly foxed, endpapers browned, front free endpaper with ms. ownership names, orig. qtr. vellum gilt, a few minor marks on upper return, board edges a trifle rubbed, in rubbed and torn d.j., with small water-stain on front panel, and front flap detached (but extant), 4to

£100-150

1031 The Speaking Picture Book, Imitating the Cries of Animals. An Amusement for the Little Ones’ Eyes and Ears, n.p., c.1890, eight fullpage chromo. illusts., with related poems, occn. light finger-soiling and spotting, one or two short edge-tears, each page with corresponding ‘pull’ to activate a sound effect (all working), each pull with turned ivory finial (one lacking), final thick card leaf detached from bookform box revealing mechanism, orig. pictorial cloth, lightly rubbed and dustsoiled, lower cover damp-stained, corners showing, oblong 4to

Rarely found in the dust-jacket. (1)

The sounds produced are that of the cock, the donkey, the goat, ducks, the cat, sheep, the cow and the horse. Unusually with all the voices working. Haining calls this ‘the pièce de résistance of any collection of moveables’ and adds that very few complete and fine copies have ‘survived youthful hands.’ (Haining, Moveable Books, pp.136/7) (1) £200-300

187

£700-1000

1033 Travers (P.L.). Mary Poppins, illustrated by Mary Shepard, 1st ed., Gerald Howe, 1934, numerous letterpress illusts., some full-page, pictorial endpapers, free endpapers partially lightly browned, top edges grey, orig. yellow cloth, in frayed and chipped d.j. with faded spine, 8vo Scarce. (1)

£200-300

1034 Wain (Louis). To Nursery Land with Louis Wain, Edited Edric Vredenburg, pub. Raphael Tuck & Sons, [1909?], col. frontis., duotone and b & w illusts., slight worming to upper outer margin corners, orig. pict. boards with cloth spine strip, slight wear to extrems., 4to, together with Louis Wain’s Annual, 1905, duotone illusts., orig. printed wrappers, spine worn, 4to, and Louis Wain’s Summer Book, 1906, duotone illusts., orig. printed wrappers, spine faded, 4to, plus two others (5)

£100-150

1035 Watkins-Pitchford (D.J., “BB”). Wandering Wind, 1st ed., 1957, coloured and b & w illustrations, previous ownerinscription to front endpaper, a few minor spots, original cloth, d.j., small chips at spine ends, some light spots, 8vo (1)

Lot 1033

Lot 1035

188

£200-300

ORIGINAL ARTWORK 1038* Blamey (Marjorie, 1918-). An original illustration of wildlife, watercolour illustration of a badger, hedgehog, and swallow, with poppies, on card mounted on board, lightly creased, 570 x 420mm (22.5 x 16.5ins), together with Hockin (Julie, 20th c.), An original illustration of wildlife, coloured pencil and watercolour illustration on card, of badgers, hedgehogs, rabbits, otters, birds, and wildflowers, etc., signed in pencil to lower right-hand corner, 296 x 210mm (11.75 x 8.25ins), plus another small coloured pencil and watercolour illustration of a badger and poppies for writing paper by Julie Hockin, signed, plus forty-nine other illustrations similar by other artists, comprising four border illustrations of wildlife each approx. 290 x 225mm (11.5 x 9ins), forty small circular watercolour illustrations on card of endangered species, incl. orchids, parrots, a panda, butterflies, a crocodile, a gorilla, birds of prey, an elephant, a dolphin, etc., sheet size 120 x 116mm (4.75 x 4.5ins), and five others, incl. two by Kim Lane

1036* Batman. An original large banner poster for the film The Dark Knight, 2008, the poster featuring Heath Ledger as The Joker, full length with his back turned holding a knife in one hand and a joker playing card raised in the other, thick glossy paper, rolled poster in fine condition, approx. 260 x 153 cm (1)

£100-150

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£200-300

1039* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-five original illustrations for Playhour, Jack & Jill, and Teddy Bear Annual, 1970s1980s, together twenty-five pen and ink storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, etc., all unsigned, approx. 560 x 405mm (22 x 16ins) and smaller (25)

1037* Beatrix Potter. A collection of twelve original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, 1970s onwards, together eleven pen, ink, and watercolour illustrations of Beatrix Potter characters on paper or card, mounted on board, for merchandise such as stationery, memo boards, a height chart, badges, etc., sheet size largest 500 x 370mm (19.75 x 14.5ins), smallest 90 x 110mm (3.5 x 4.25ins), except height chart 990 x 260mm (39 x 10.25ins) (12)

£80-120

1040* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-five original illustrations for Playhour and Jack & Jill, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-five pen and ink storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. Tiger Tim, Mr. Toad, Freddie Frog, and one Wombles storyboard, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, Arthur Baker, etc., mostly unsigned, approx. 550 x 410mm (21.5 x 16ins) and smaller

£150-200

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£80-120

1041* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-seven original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, and Playhour Weekly, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-seven pen and ink storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. Mr. Toad, Tiger Tim, Harold Hare, Freddie Frog, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, etc., all unsigned, approx. 570 x 380mm (22.5 x 15ins) and smaller (27)

£80-120

1042* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-six original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, and Teddy Bear’s together twenty-six pen and ink Playtime, 1970s-1980s, storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. Mr. Toad, Tiger Tim, Leo the Lion, Freddie Frog, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, etc., mostly unsigned, approx. 560 x 380mm (22 x 15ins) and smaller (26)

£80-120

1043* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of thirty-two original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, and Teddy Bear, 1970s-1980s, together thirty-two pen and ink storyboards, most coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. Douglas Dachshund, Harold Hare, etc., approx. 560 x 390mm (22 x 15ins) and smaller Lot 1038

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189

£70-100

1047* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of seventeen original illustrations of teddy bears, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, and Teddy Bear’s Playtime, 1960s-1980s, together seventeen pen and ink storyboards, incl. three large double-page spreads, most on artist’s board, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, approx. 530 x 740mm (21 x 29ins) and smaller

1044* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of thirty-two original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Teddy Bear, and Playhour, 1970s-1980s, together thirty-two pen and ink storyboards, all coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, on artist’s board or thick paper/card, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. the Wombles, Fliptail the Otter, Mr.Toad, etc., by Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, Arthur Baker, Felstead, etc., all unsigned, approx. 560 x 380mm (22 x 15ins) and smaller (32)

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£70-100

£80-120

1048* Dahl (Roald, 1916-1991). Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, directed by Tim Burton, [2005], Plan B colour poster showing Johnny Depp tipping his hat, signed by seventeen actors and others related to the film including Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Freddie Highmore, David Kelly, Missi Pyle, James Fox, Deep Roy, Julia Winter, et al, horizontal fold, 100 x 68 cm

1045* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-seven original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, Playhour, Teddy Bear Annual, and Teddy Bear’s Playtime, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-seven pen and ink storyboards, most coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, fairies, etc., incl. the Wombles, Mr. Toad, Leo the Lion, etc., by Peter Woolcock, John Donelly, Hugh McNeil, Arthur Baker, etc., all unsigned, approx. 540 x 410mm (21 x 16ins) and smaller (27)

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1049* Higgs (Mike, 20th c.). A collection of 100 original book page illustrations c.1980s, approx. 100 original book page illustrations on twenty sheets, comprising artwork for Moonbird, Dopey Dinosaur, Rag Dog, House Mouse, and Cuddly Cubs ABC, mostly pen, ink, and watercolour, with felt tip and coloured pencil, a number signed, each illustration approx. 190 x 130mm (7.5 x 4.5ins), sheet size approx. 400 x 490mm (15.75 x 19.25ins) and smaller, plus two book mock-ups and a quantity of illustrations by Higgs printed on acetate sheets, approx. 175 x 115mm (7 x 4.5ins)

£80-120

1046* Children’s Annual artwork. A collection of twenty-five original illustrations, for Jack & Jill, and Teddy Bear, 1970s-1980s, together twenty-five pen and ink storyboards, some coloured in gouache, watercolour, or felt tip, mostly on artist’s board, comprising cartoon animals, children, etc., incl. Clifford Crocodile, Leo the Lion,TigerTim, Mr. Toad, etc., by Arthur Baker, Hugh McNeil, Peter Woolcock, etc., most unsigned, approx. 570 x 380mm (22.5 x 15ins) and smaller (25)

£200-300

(a folder)

£150-200

£80-120

1050* Linsell (Tony, 1947-). A collection of sixteen original illustrations for greetings cards by Rainbow Designs, together sixteen watercolours, of anthropomorphic animals (badgers, rabbits, mice, foxes, hedgehogs, etc., on artist’s board, comprising eight approx. 130 x 9mm (5 x 3.6ins), and eight approx. 190 x 90mm (7.5 x 3.5ins), together with four of the cards for which they were produced (16)

Lot 1048

190

£100-150

Lot 1051

1051 Manuscript. Summerland News, Stories and Pictorial, 19191926, a collection of 100+ issues of a manuscript periodical in a child’s hand, each between 4pp. and 18pp., some in ink and some in pencil, containing news stories such as Prince Bismark’s treatment of France, Amundsen’s expedition to the North Pole, the 1926 General Strike, notice of a Grand Bell Ringing Festival at North Tawton, Devon, plus stories by Rupert Chesterton, Christopher Beck, Walter Mortimer, John Proudfoot, Douglas Valentine, etc., and articles about astronomy and the weather, shipping, cider-making, nature studies, programmes on the wireless, etc., plus pictures for colouring in, puzzles, advertisements, etc., each approx. 130 x 100mm (5 x 4ins) (approx. 100)

£200-300

1052 Manuscript. A child’s manuscript picture book, c.1870s, approx. 100pp., with pencil drawings throughout in a naive style, nearly all hand-coloured, mostly illustrating the various games, occupations, and pastimes of three sisters, Senny, Jenny, and Lucy, with ms. captions, a few leaves with ms. prose, incl. a ghost story, one or two placenames mentioned (incl. Tenbury and Barford), first page browned, edges frayed, stitched and unbound, 4to (230 x 190mm) A charming record of Victorian life seen through the eyes of a child, illustrating, amongst other things: ballooning, photography and magic lanterns, Punch & Judy, fairies and mermaids, gathering rushes, top spinning, out walking with their hoops, cooking, blackberrying, making skipping ropes of convolvulus, archery, meeting poor girls, lessons, blind mans buff, hide and seek, battledoor and shuttlecock, singing and playing, shadows, a day in the hay, forfeits, tea in the arbour, and fireworks. (1) £500-800

Lot 1052

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1054* Mildred (Lydia, early 20th c.). Three young female figures and a small girl in a walled garden, June 1920, watercolour, lightly foxed, signed and dated to lower margin, 420 x 340mm (16.5 x 13.5ins), oval mounted, framed and glazed (1)

£100-150

1053 Manuscript. A collection of eight manuscript story books in a child’s hand, c.1866-68, together eight manuscript books, all in the same juvenile hand, comprising three booklets of ms. verse with naive pen and ink illusts., entitled Mamma’s Story, Aunt Annie’s Story, and The ABC with a Moral, the first twoinscribed to Peter Maxwell Wallace Murdoch and Miss Mary Isabel Murdoch respectively, and dated 1866, the third dated London Nov. 13. 1868, each with approx. ten leaves, 8vo, and Miss Fanny’s Marine Miseries, 8pp. verse, with small mounted eng. to all but last page, 8vo, and three small booklets containing the prose story The Life and Adventures of Fussy Bussy, detailing the exploits of a rabbit, 124 x 73mm (5 x 3ins) and smaller, and another small booklet containing a story about three dolls, 94 x 59mm (3.75 x 2.25ins), plus a small quantity of ms. letters and jottings related, incl. some letters written to Peter Maxwell Wallace Murdoch from his Uncle George in India, dated 1862 (a small folder)

£200-300

Lot 1055

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1055* Noddy - Harmsen van der Beek, 1897-1953. “You should just have seen Noddy and Little Tubby dancing together”, original illustration for Noddy Goes to School, 1952, pen, ink and watercolour, signed by Beek in lower left-hand corner, on card mounted on board, image size 173 x 125mm (6.75 x 5ins) ‘Noddy Goes to School’ is the sixth title in the Noddy series. It is for Enid Blyton’s Noddy characters that Beek is most remembered. Noddy came into being when David White, the managing director of Sampson Low and Company, suggested beginning a new series of books with Enid Blyton. He wanted to create a popular character for younger children with bright and colourful illustrations. Enid selected the Dutch artist Harmsen van der Beek from a number of illustrators, insisting on meeting the artist before considering ideas for the new series. Beek travelled from Amsterdam for the arranged meeting with Enid and within two hours they had imagined Noddy goes to Toyland through words and sketches. Within four days Enid had sent off her first two Noddy book manuscripts to David White with the accompanying note: ‘I have finished the first two little Noddy books and here they are. I have written them with a view to give van der Beek all the scope possible for his particular genius - toys - pixies, goblins, Toyland, brick-houses, dolls houses, toadstool houses, market-places - he’ll really enjoy himself! I don’t want to tell him how to interpret anything because he’ll do it much better if he has a perfectly free hand...’. When Enid Blyton saw Beek’s work she was delighted, saying that the artist had created Noddy and his environment exactly as she had visualised. Unlike Blyton, whose prolific output is an indicator of how quickly she wrote, Beek often struggled to meet his deadlines, and must have spent many hours on the pictures of each book. He confessed that at times, working late into the night, he saw little Noddys crawling all over his desk. (1) £700-1000

1057* Noddy - Mary A. Brooks, 20th c. The original illustration for the cover and dustjacket of Noddy Gets Into Trouble, 1954, pen, ink, and watercolour on artist’s board, image size 261 x 425mm (10.25 x 16.75ins) ‘Noddy Gets Into Trouble’ is the eighth book in the Noddy series, and was the first illustrated by Mary Brook, who took up the reins when Beek died in 1953. (1) £150-200

1058* Noddy - Peter Wienk, 20th c. The original illustration for the cover and dustjacket of You Funny Little Noddy, 1955, pen, ink, and watercolour on artist’s board, image size 253 x 397mm (10 x 15.5ins) ‘You Funny Little Noddy’ is the tenth book in the Noddy series. (1)

£150-200

1059* Noddy - Peter Wienk, 20th c. The original illustration for the cover and dustjacket of Be Brave Little Noddy!, 1956, pen, ink, and watercolour, on card mounted on artist’s board, image size 253 x 396mm (10 x 15.5ins) ‘Be Brave Little Noddy!’ is the thirteenth book in the Noddy series. (1) £150-200

1060* Noddy - Peter Wienk, 20th c. An original illustration for You Funny Little Noddy!, 1955, pen, ink, and watercolour on paper, showing Noddy and Big Ears in Noddy’s car speeding past a lamp post (“Mind that lamp-post, Noddy-be careful!”), sheet size 127 x 161mm (5 x 6.25ins), together with Noddy - RogerTyndall, 20th c. An original illustration for Cheer Up, Little Noddy!, 1960, pen, ink, and watercolour, on card mounted on artist’s board, showing a head and shoulders vign. of Noddy and Big Ears, image size approx. 60 x 60mm (2.5 x 2.5ins)

1056* Noddy - Harmsen van der Beek, 1897-1953. Noddy and Big Ears with bicycle, original illustration for Well Done, Noddy!, 1952, pen, ink and watercolour on card, image size 60 x 55mm (2.5 x 2.25ins) ‘Well Done, Noddy!’ is the fifth title in the Noddy series. (1)

£200-300

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£150-200

1062* Paddington Bear. A collection of eighteen original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, c.1990s, together eighteen illustrations of Paddington on fifteen sheets (paper/board) in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as notebooks, party invitations, exercise books, writing kits, etc., sheet size largest 480 x 590mm (19 x 23ins), smallest 110 x 115mm (4.25 x 4.5ins), except height chart 1000 x 275mm (39.25 x 10.75ins), plus two other printed illustrations (17)

£150-200

1063* Rupert Bear. A collection of sixteen original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, c.1980/90s, together sixteen illustrations of Rupert Bear and friends, mainly on paper or card, in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as bookmarks, height charts, notepaper, party invitations, etc., sheet size largest 405 x 305mm (16 x 12ins), smallest 165 x 160mm (6.5 x 6.25ins) (16)

£100-150

Lot 1061 1061* Noddy. An original illustration for Noddy’s Height Chart, Rainbow Designs, c.1980s, pen, ink, and watercolour, on paper mounted on straw board, showing a variety of Noddy characters, incl. Noddy, Big Ears, Mr. Plod, Tessie Bear, Mrs. Skittle and children, Bumpy Dog, Clockwork Clown, 980 x 220mm (38.5 x 8.5ins), together with a small quantity of Noddy-related printed acetate illustrations and colour-printed mock-ups, for books and merchandise produced by Rainbow Designs, plus Flower Fairies, An original illustration for a Flower Fairies Height Chart, Rainbow Designs, c.1970s, pencil and watercolour, on paper, in two sections joined, 895 x 250mm (35.25 x 10ins) (a folder)

£100-150

Lot 1064

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1064* Spence (W., 20th c.). ‘Trixie of the Trapeze. “She gazed at him, lips parted in surprise”‘, original illustration for Every Girls Annual, 1947, watercolour on artist’s board, of a seated clown talking to a young girl in a tutu, signed in lower left-hand corner, 310 x 227mm (12 x 9ins) (1)

£100-150

1067* Walt Disney. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse; Mickey Mouse and Goofy; Minnie Mouse; Dopey, Rainbow Designs, 1972, together four felt tip and gouache illustrations on artist’s board, sheet size 190 x 267mm (7.5 x 10.5ins) and sl. smaller, all with Walt Disney Studio ink stamp on tissue guards, together with ten other illustrations of Disney characters in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as memo boards, badges, etc., mostly on artist’s board (or paper mounted on board), some with numerous illustrations to one sheet, sheet size largest 410 x 560mm (16 x 22ins), smallest 225 x 150mm (9 x 6ins), plus eight printed proof illustrations of Disney characters

1065* Seuss (Dr., i.e. Theodor Seuss Geisel, 1904-1991). An original drawing of the Cat in the Hat, with signature by Dr. Seuss, on a first day cover honoring Fiorello La Guardia, 1972, New York postmark dated 24 Apr 1972, postage stamp to upper right corner, envelope approx. 9 x 16.5 cm (3.75 x 6.5 in) Fiorello La Guardia was the Mayor of New York City between 1933-1945. (1) £100-150

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£80-120

1066* Thomas the Tank Engine. A collection of eleven original illustrations by Owain Bell for Rainbow Designs, c.1980s/90s, together eleven gouache illustrations on paper, mounted on six boards, depicting Thomas and friends, two signed on image, remainder signed on paper guard, largest (height chart) 618 x 202mm (24.25 x 8ins), smallest (eight circular paintings) diameter approx. 115mm (4.5ins), together with seventeen other illustrations for Thomas merchandise by other artists, comprising twelve small paintings of the individual engines and one of the Fat Controller similar, all 210 x 150mm (8.25 x 6ins), two large boards depicting engine sheds etc., sheet size approx. 440 x 540mm (17.25 x 21.25ins), one by Julian Puckett, and two others (23)

£200-300

1068* Winnie the Pooh. A collection of eighteen original illustrations, for Rainbow Designs, 1970s onwards, together eighteen illustrations of Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin, and friends, in pen and ink, watercolour, and felt tip, with traces of gouache, for merchandise such as boxes, badges, height charts, etc., image size approx. 310 x 195mm (12.25 x 7.75ins) and smaller, except height chart 985 x 260mm (38.75 x 10ins), plus approx. thirtytwo hand-col. printed proof illustrations of Milne characters, and a quantity of postcards with E.H. Shepard illustrations (approx. 50)

195

£150-200

A PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BOY’S STORIES, COMICS & ANNUALS

1069 Blackies Children’s Annual, 9 vols., 1905, 1912-15, 1917, 1922, 1926, 1928, col. and b&w illusts., mostly col. pict. boards with pict. spines, 1913 & 1915 vols. in orig. dec. cloth in d.j.s (some repairs), folio, together with Cassell’s Children’s Annual, 7 vols., c. 1911-18, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, all orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards (except 1911 vol., orig. pict. cloth gilt), rubbed, folio, plus eleven other related incl. The Lucie Attwell Annual, 1923 (2nd year) & Collins’ Children’s Annual, [1929] (27)

1071 Boys Own Annual, 63 vols., a complete run, vols. 1-63, 18791941, num. col. and b&w plts. and illusts. throughout (some folding), some plts. with tape repairs to verso., occ. spotting, all orig. gilt dec. pict. cloth (except four in contemp. bindings), generally clean bright condition, together with a duplicate copy of vol. 4, folio Includes the first year of publication (1879). (64)

£200-300

£1000-1500

1070 Boy’s Cinema Annual, 9 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1932 & 193441, col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, very slightly rubbed, folio, together with Picture Show Annual, 6 vols., 1936 & 1938-42, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, very slightly rubbed, 1940 vol. in orig. glassine d.j. (some loss), folio, plus Film Pictorial Annual, 5 vols., 1935, 1937-40, duotone and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, very slightly rubbed, 1935 vol. in orig. glassine d.j., generally in clean bright condition, folio, plus nine others related incl. five bound vols. of Picture Show magazine, Jan-Jun 1934, Oct 1936-Dec 1939 (bound with orig. wrappers)

1072 Boys Own Paper, approx. 80 orig. issues, 1924-42, b&w illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. wrappers, some rusting to staples, a few issues with wear to covers and spines, generally excellent condition, 4to, together with Boy’s Own Annual, vols. 6-8, Oct 1883-Sep 1886, folding col. plts., b&w illusts. throughout, contemp. half morocco gilt, folio, plus Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine, 23 orig. issues, a near complete run, Oct 1926-Sep 1928, only missing Dec 1926, b&w illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. wrappers, rubbed, 4to

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£200-300

196

£80-120

1073 Burroughs (Edgar Rice). Tarzan and the Forbidden City, 1st ed., Tarzana, California, 1938, coloured frontispiece, four b & w plates, a few light spots, original cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, price-clipped d.j., 8vo, together with Tarzan’s Quest, 1st U.K. ed., 1938, one or two light spots, original cloth, a little rubbed, priceclipped d.j., repairs to verso, 8vo, plus Tarzan the Magnificent, 1st U.K. ed., 1940, original cloth, d.j., spine ends strengthened to verso, 8vo, with eighteen other Tarzan titles, including Tarzan at the Earth’s Core, 1st U.K. ed., 1938, mostly reprints (26)

Lot 1075

£300-400

1074 Burroughs (Edgar Rice). A Princess of Mars, 1st ed., pub. McClurg, Chicago, 1917, five illustrations, hinges cracking, original brown cloth lettered in red, a little rubbed, photocopied d.j., 8vo, together with Back to the Stone Age, 1st ed., 1937, seven illustrations by John Coleman Burroughs, a few minor spots, orginal blue cloth, a little rubbed, laminated d.j., 8vo, plus Llana of Gathol, 1st ed., 1948, five illustrations, original cloth, a little dampstained at foot, d.j., some repairs, 8vo, with others by Burroughs including The Deputy Shefiff of Comanche County, 1940, Beyond Thirty and the Man-Eater, 1957 (one of 3000), Tales of Three Planets, 1964, plus some reprints (42)

£300-400

1075 Chums Annual, 45 vols., a near complete run, 1893 (no.1)1906, 1908-31, 1933-41, num. col. plts., b&w illusts. throughout, all orig. pict. cloth gilt (except one vol. in contemp. cloth), some rubbing, nine vols. in orig. d.j.s, a few d.j.s with slight loss, folio, together with a proof copy of vol. 1 in orig. pict. cloth, plus approx. ninety orig. issues of Chums Magazine, c. 1915-33, b&w illusts., all orig. col. wrappers, some wear to spines, folio (136)

£500-800

1076 Comic Cuts, nos. 1573-1598, 2146-2171, 2381-2432, 25382665, bound in 7 vols., Jul-Dec 1920, Jul-Dec 1931, Jan-Dec 1936, Jan 1939-Jun 1941, together 232 orig. issues, b&w illusts., bound in contemp./modern cloth, folio, together with Rainbow Comic, nos. 1090-1163, 1466-1478, bound in 2 vols., Jan 1935-May 1936, Jan-Jun 1944, together 85 orig. issues (missing nos. 1106 & 1107), b&w illusts., bound in contemp. cloth gilt, folio, plus twelve other similar bound vols. of comics, incl. Rocket, Bubbles, Tiny Tots, Sunbeam etc. (21)

Lot 1076

£200-300

197

1077 Comics. A colletion of comic strips from American and Canadian newspapers, including Montreal Standard, Winnipeg Tribune and New York Sunday News, bound in 2 vols., c. 1945 & 1947, stories incl. Tarzan, Dick Tracy, Superman, Flash Gordon, Popeye etc., bound in later blue cloth, folio (2)

£100-150

1078 Comics. A collection of approx. 280 individual comics, c. 19001950, titles incl. Butterfly, Chicks Own, Joker, Rainbow, Merry and Bright etc., col. & b&w illusts., some comics with wear and tape repairs, generally VG condition, mostly folio (approx. 280)

£150-200

1081 Disney (Walt). Mickey Mouse in King Arthur’s Court, 1st ed., Dean & Son Ltd, [1933], four col. pop-ups, b&w illusts., orig. col. pict. boards, some splitting to rear joint, rubbed, 4to (1)

1079 Crackers Annual, 8 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1933-39 & 1941, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, slight surface loss to rear cover of 1934 vol., rubbed to extrems., 1941 in orig. d.j., folio, together with Funny Wonder Annual, 7 vols., 1935-41, col. & b&w illusts., slight insect damage to first vol., orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, slight rubbing, 1937 in orig. glassine d.j., slight loss, folio, plus Jester Annual, 4 vols., 1936-38, 1940, col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, extrems. rubbed to first vol., folio, plus seven others similar incl. Chips Annuals, Golden Fun and Story Books & Sunbeam Annuals

£100-150

1080 Dazzler Comic, nos. 1-294, bound in 6 vols., Aug 1933-Apr 1939, b&w illusts., folio, together with Rattler Comic, nos. 1-104, 157-269, bound in 4 vols., Aug 1933-Aug 1935, Aug 1936-Oct 1938, together 217 orig. issues, b&w illusts., first vol. with several tape repairs to comics, folio, plus Chuckler Comic, nos. 1-238, bound in 5 vols., Mar 1934-Oct 1938, b&w illusts., folio, plus Rattler and Chuckler Comic, nos. 1-25, bound in one vol., Oct 1938-Apr 1939, b&w illusts., all bound in contemp. uniform blue cloth gilt, folio

1082 Disney (Walt). Mountaineering Mickey, pub. Collins, [1937], duotone & b&w illusts. throughout, light crayon marks to a few leaves, occ. spotting, orig. col. pict. boards, slight rubbing to extrems., 4to, together with Mickey’s Hawaiian Holiday, pub. Dean, [1942], duotone & b&w illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, slight rubbing to extrems., 4to, plus Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Circus, pub. Birn Brothers, [1936], four col. plts., a few small tears neatly repaired with tape to verso., duotone and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, spine chipped at base, spine with glue repair to rear joint, slightly rubbed, 4to plus eighteen other similar period Disney books, incl. Walt Disney’s Snow White Annual, Mickey Mouse in Pigmy Land, Mickey Mouse and Pluto the Pup, etc.

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£200-300

£150-200

198

£200-300

1083 Film Fun Annuals, 13 vols., a run, 1938-1950, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, generally in excellent condition, 4to Includes the first year of publication (1938). (13)

1085 Flying Aces, 20 orig. issues., pub. Springfield, Massachusetts, Jun 1932-Jun 1940, b&w illusts. throughout, sixteen (of 20) issues bound in three later cloth vols., some wear to covers and spines of the four loose issues, one spine repaired, folio, together with two others similar

£150-200

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1084 Film Fun and related artwork. A collection of twenty-two orig. comic storyboards, 1920-29, together twenty-two storyboards, pencil on paper, by artists incl. George Wakefield, H. Parlett, George Parlett, Bertie Brown, G.M. Payne, Tom Radford, W. Radford, A. Ackerbladder, and Ernest Webb, for Film Fun, The Jester, The Butterfly, and Kinema Comic, 250 x 20mm (10 x 8ins) and smaller, together with some related ephemera, incl. three letters, plus four printers proof editions of Film Fun

£80-120

1086 Funny Wonder Comic, (later turning into ‘Funny Wonder and Jester’), nos. 250-275, 1345-1446, bound in 6 vols., Jan-Jun 1919, Jan 1940-Jun 1942, together 128 orig issues, b&w illusts. throughout, folio, together with Jester Comic, nos. 1939-2010, bound in 3 vols., Jan 1939-May 1940, together 72 orig. issues, b&w illusts. throughout, folio, plus Joker Comic, nos. 375-400, 557-582, 636-655, bound in 3 vols., Jan-Jun 1935, Jul-Dec 1938, Jan-May 1940, together 72 orig. issues, b&w illusts. throughout, all bound in contemp. cloth gilt, plus five other similar bound vols. of comics

Artwork titles include: Lupino Lane; Ben & Charlie; Harold Lloyd Snapshots; Larry Semon; Polly Moran; Max Linder; Baby Peggy; Tommy Tucker; and Uncle Squibs. (a small carton) £300-500

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£150-200

Lot 1087 1087 Henty (G.A.). The Cat of Bubastes, 1889; The Dash for Khartoum, 1892; On the Irrawaddy, 1897; With Cochrane the Dauntless, 1897; In the Irish Brigade, 1901; To Herat and Cabul, 1902; With Roberts to Pretoria, 1902; With the Allies to Pekin, 1904, 1st eds., b & w illustrations, scattered light spots, a few bookplates or previous ownerinscriptions, original cloth, edges slighly rubbed, 8vo, generally bright condition, with other first editions including In Greek Waters, 1896, Under Wellington’s Command, 1899, With Frederick the Great, 1898, With Moore at Corunna, 1898 and Both Sides the Border, 1899, a few reprints and Peter Newbolt’s G.A. Henty 1832-1902, 1996 (22)

1088 Hotspur Book for Boys. 8 vols., a broken run, pub. D. C. Thomson, 1935-41 & 1943, col. plts., b&w illusts to text, orig. col. pict. boards with pict. spines, a few spines with minor restoration, overall VG condition, 4to Includes the first year of publication (1935) (8)

£500-800

Lot 1088

200

£100-150

1091 Johns (Captain W.E.). Biggles Flies East, 1935; Biggles in Africa, 1936; Biggles Flies South, 1938; Biggles Goes to War, 1938, 1st eds., pub. OUP, coloured frontispiece to each, b & w illustrations, some previous ownerinscriptions and light spotting, Biggles Flies South with endpapers renewed, original cloth, Biggles Flies South rebacked retaining most of original spine, lightly rubbed or faded, all but Biggles in Africa in photocopied d.j.s (4)

£300-400

1089 Illustrated Chips, nos. 749-799, 905-956, 2574-2625, bound in 3 vols., Jan-Dec 1905, Jan-Dec 1908, Jan-Dec 1940, together 153 orig. issues (only missing issues 782 & 800), b&w illusts., a few comics with slight damage, two vols. bound in later half cloth and one in recent cloth, overall excellent condition, folio (3)

£150-200

1090 Johns (Captain W.E.). The Camels are Coming, pub. Hamilton, c. 1935, coloured frontispiece, b & w illustrations, 15 titles listed, 38pp. catalogue at end dated Autumn 1935, a few light spots, original blue cloth, sundial device at foot of spine, a little faded, facsimile d.j., 8vo, together with “Biggles” of the Camel Squadron, c. 1936, coloured frontispiece, four b & w plates, 35pp. catalogue at end dated Autumn 1936, a few light spots, original blue cloth, a little rubbed and faded, facsimile d.j., 8vo

1092 Johns (Captain W.E.). Biggles Flies West, 1st ed., pub. OUP, 1937, coloured frontispiece, b & w illustrations, original blue cloth gilt, 3/6 d.j., a few chips and tears, 8vo

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£300-400

201

£500-800

1095 Johns (Captain W.E.). Biggles in Borneo, 1st ed., pub. OUP, 1943, coloured frontispiece, b & w illustrations, one or two light spots, original green cloth, 5/- d.j., a few minor chips, small marginal repair to rear panel, 8vo (1)

1093 Johns (Captain W.E.). The Rescue Flight, 1939; Biggles in Spain, 1939; Biggles Flies North, 1939; Biggles Secret Agent, 1940, 1st eds., pub. OUP, coloured frontispiece to each, b & w illustrations, scattered light spotting, Secret Agent with previous owner signature, original cloth, Biggles Flies North rebacked preserving original spine, lightly rubbed, photocopied d.j.s, 8vo (4)

1096 Johns (Captain W.E.). The Black Peril. A “Biggles” Story, pub. John Hamilton, early issue, [1936], coloured frontispiece, four plates tinted in blue, 17 listed “Ace” titles ending with War in the Air, 35pp. catalogue at end dated Autumn 1936, scattered light spotting, previous ownerinscription, original blue cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, photocopied d.j., 8vo

£300-400

1094 Johns (Captain W.E.). Biggles in the Baltic, 1940; Biggles Defies the Swastika, 1941; Wings. A Book of Flying Adventures, [1931]; Fighting Planes and Aces, [1932], 1st eds., coloured frontispieces to first three vols, b & w illustrations, scattered light spotting, original cloth, lightly rubbed, photocopied d.j.s, 8vo and 4to, plus seven others (11)

£200-300

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£400-600

£200-300

1097 Modern Boy’s Annual, 10 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1932-41, b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, 1932 vol. in orig. glassine d.j., 4to, together with two others related, comprising, The Modern Boy’s Book of Aircraft [1932] & Modern Boy’s Book of Pirates [1939] All fine copies. The latter two volumes contain stories by W. E. Johns. (12) £100-150

Lot 1095

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1098 Pilot Comic, nos. 1-65, 67-72, 88, 94-96, 98-99, 103-09, 111131, 1935-38, together 105 orig. issues, b&w illusts., orig. col. printed wrappers, staples rusted, wear to some spines and covers, folio, together with approx. 190 other comics, c. 1980’s and later, comprising many duplicates and aniversary editions, titles incl. Beano, Dandy, Beezer, etc. (295)

£150-200

1100 Playbox Annual, 13 vols., pub. Fleetway, 1909, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1919, 1921, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1942, duotone and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed pict. boards, slight rubbing, 1937 vol. in orig. glassine d.j., 4to, together with The Playbox, 25 orig. issues bound in 2 vols., c.1906-1909, b&w illusts., bound with orig. wrappers, contemp. cloth, rubbed, 8vo Includes the first year of publication (1909) (15)

£100-150

1099 Pip & Squeak Annual, 10 vols., pub. Daily Mirror, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1934-39, duotone and b&w illusts. throughout, all orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, six vols. in orig. d.j.s (of which three vols. in orig. glassine d.j.s, incl. no.1), some loss to d.j.s, overall clean bright copies, 4to

1101 Pop-up Books. Daily Express Children’s Annual, 5 vols., 1930 (no.1)-1934, together with Bookano Stories, nos. 5, 6 & 17, n.d., c. 1930’s, num. pop-ups throughout, a few very slightly damaged/repaired, overall all in good working order, b&w illusts., orig. col. pict. boards, some rubbing, 4to, plus three other pop-up books

Includes the first year of publication (1923) (10)

Bright copies. Includes the first year of publication (1930) (11)

£100-150

203

£150-200

1102 Popular Flying. The National Aviation Paper, edited W.E. Johns, 88 orig. issues, a run, vol. 1-8, April 1932-July 1939, num. b&w illusts., all orig. pict. wrappers, staples rusted, some covers with a little wear and spotting etc., 4to, together with 36 duplicates, a complete run, April 1932-March 1935, bound in 3 modern calf gilt vols., plus two futher individual duplicates (126)

1104 Rainbow Annual, 10 vols., 1924, 1925, 1929, 1933, 1936, 1939-43, col. and b&w illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, 1933 vol. with some wear to rear cover, 1936 & 1940 vols. in orig. d.j.s, folio, together with Tiger Tim’s Annual, 7 vols., 1931, 1936-39, 1942 & 1943, col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth-backed pict. boards, 1931 vol. in orig. glassine d.j., folio, plus Jingles Annual, 4 vols., 1936-38, 1940, col. and b&w illusts., orig. clothbacked col. pict. boards, folio, plus six other related, incl. Sparkler Annuals & a Tiny Tots Annual

£150-200

Generally in bright clean condition. (27)

£200-300

1105 Rupert Bear. Annuals for 1936 (2 copies), 1937-41, 1942 (2 copies), 1943-45, 1948 & 1957, all facsimile eds., pub. 1986-2005, together 14 vols., orig. col. pict. boards/wrappers, later vols. in slipcases as issued (1936 vols. in d.j.s), all VG, 4to, together with The Rupert Annual, 1985, orig. col. pict. boards, 4to, plus The Dandy Annual, 1964, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. col. pict. boards, some fading to head of upper cover, 4to, plus six other facsimile editions, comprising The Adventures of Rupert, by Mary Tourtel, 4 vols., 1921-22; Dandy Monster Comic, 1939 (2 copies); The Beano Book, 1940; The Broons, 1940; Oor Wullie, 1941 (22)

£200-300

1106 Strang (Herbert). Round the World in Seven Days, 1911; A Hero of Liege, 1914, coloured illustrations, ownership stamps, prize note at front of second title, a few light spots, original pictorial cloth, slightly rubbed, 8vo, with others including George Fenn’s Devon Boys: A Tale of the North Shore, 1887, Bertram Mitford’s The GunRunner. A Tale of Zululand, 1893, Charles Gilson’s The Race Round the World, 1914, Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, c. 1900, and F.S. Brereton’s Under the Chinese Dragon, 1912 (26)

1103 Radio Fun Annuals, 21 vols. (complete), 1940-1960, duotone illusts. throughout, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, some a little rubbed, overall excellent condition, 4to Includes the first year of publication (1940) (21)

£100-150

1107 Union Jack, edited by G. A. Henty, vols. 1-4, 1881-1883, col. & b&w plts. and illusts. throughout (some folding), occ. spotting, orig. gilt dec. cloth, rubbed, 4to

£150-200

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£100-150

PRIVATE PRESS 1110 Camberwell Press. Woman With a Book. Twenty Drawings by Quentin Blake, Introduction by Russell Hoban, Camberwell Press, 1999, coloured illustrations, original cloth, oblong folio, limited edition, 13/300 signed by author and artist, together with Excavations. A Celebration of the Centenary of the British School at Athens 1886-1986, Camberwell Press, 1986, coloured illustrations by Eileen Hogan, original morocco-backed boards, glassine wrapper, small folio, limited edition of 200, plus two others: Eileen Hogan’s The Poetry Box, [2007], limited edition, 16/50 signed by the artist, and 1000 Years 1000 Words, Camberwell Press, 1999 (one of 2000) (4)

£150-200

1108 Verne (Jules). The Master of the World, 1st separate U.K. ed., pub. Sampson Low, [1914], 30 b & w plates, presentationinscription to front endpaper, original pictorial cloth, 8vo Good copy of one of the later Jules Verne titles. Myers 37. (1)

£400-600

1109 Victory Cut-Out Book, pub. Dean & Son, n.d., c. 1940’s, col. printed illusts. throughout, all cut-outs intact and unused, orig. col. pict. wrappers, oblong 4to, A fine copy, together with Daily Express Model Book, n.d., c. 1938, col. litho. cut-outs throughout (some missing), upper hinge detached, orig. cloth-backed col. pict. boards, some wear, oblong folio (2)

1111 Crosby (Caresse). Crosses of Gold, A Book of Verse, 1st ed., Paris, 1925, numerous hand-col. illusts. by Daniel-Girard, and some hand-drawn or stencilled devices, untrimmed, contemp. marbled calf by Lafon, rebacked, red morocco spine label, 8vo Limited edition, 34/100 copies. (1)

£70-100

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£300-500

1112 Essex House Press. William Wordsworth’s Ode on the Intimations of Immortality, pub. Campden, Gloucestershire, 1903, hand-col. frontis. by Walter Crane, penned and gilt initial letters, orig. vellum, spotted, gilt lettered spine and upper margin of lower cover sl. darkened, upper cover with blind-stamped rose and lettering, slim 8vo Limited edition, 108/150 copies, printed on vellum. Tomkinson, p.74. (1) £150-200

1113 Essex House Press. The Flower and the Leaf, by Geoffrey Chaucer, 1902, woodcut frontis., two full-page illusts. and numerous dec. initials, printer’s device to final leaf, printed on vellum throughout, ink number stamped to upper pastedown, orig. limp vellum with tile in gilt to upper cover, marked and stained at head of covers, 8vo Limited edition of 165 copies. (1)

£150-200

1114 Golden Cockerel Press. The Song of Songs. Called by Many the Canticle of Canticles, pub. Golden Cockerel Press, 1925, woodengraved illustrations by Eric Gill, endpapers a little browned, original cloth, 4to, limited edition, 189/750, together with A Lovers Progress. Seventeenth Century Lyrics: Selected by Nancy Quennell, pub. Golden Cockerel Press, 1938, title printed in gold and black, red initials, t.e.g., original cream morocco-backed boards, a few light stains, folio, limited edition, 164/215 (2)

£200-300

1115 Gregynog Press. Elia and The Last Essays of Elia, by Charles Lamb, 2 vols., 1929, wood-engs by Horace Walter Bray, first vol. with label removed from half-title, orig. bevel-edged cloth gilt, contained in custom-made solander box, 8vo Limited edition, 170/285 copies. (2)

Lot 1112

£100-150

1116 Matrix. A Review for Printers and Bibliophiles, nos. 1-2, 4-15 (no. 1 reprinted), Whittington Press, 1982-95, numerous plts., illusts., tipped-in samples etc., orig. stiff wrappers in d.j.s, a few spines with a little light dust-soiling, but otherwise in good condition, 4to Limited editions of between 450 and 950 copies. (14)

£400-600

1117 Nonesuch Press. Homer. The Iliad/Odyssey, translated by Alexander Pope, 2 vols., 1931, text in Greek and English, bookplate of Peregrine Spencer Churchill to each, t.e.g., original tan morocco gilt, a few gouges to Odyssey vol., lightly rubbed, one or two light stains, 8vo Limited edition, 657/1450 & 1118/1300 copies respectively. Henry Winston Peregrine Spencer-Churchill (1913-2002) was the son of Jack Churchill, and brother of John George Spencer-Churchill (1909-1992) and Anne Clarissa Churchill (b. 1920, widow of Sir Anthony Eden). (2) £400-600

1118 Tern Press. A Rook Book, An Anthology of Writings by Richard Jefferies, illustrated by Nicholas Parry, 1988, fifteen orig. pen & ink drawings, untrimmed, orig. cream pigskin, one or two faint marks, contained in orig. linen solander box, with printed paper label on spine, 8vo, (limited edition, 7/15 copies, of a total edition of 125, signed by Nicholas and Mary Parry), together with Birds Nesting, The Lost Manuscript, by John Clare, edited by Eric Robinson, with prints by Nicholas Parry, 1987, col. illusts., mostly full-page, marbled endpapers, untrimmed, orig. floral cloth, with printed paper label on spine, folio, (limited edition, 41/90 copies, signed by Nicholas and Mary Parry) (2)

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£100-150

MODERN FIRST EDITIONS 1119 Ackroyd (Peter). The Last Testament of Oscar Wilde, 1st ed., 1983, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, together with Amis (Martin), London Fields, 1989, original cloth-backed boards, 8vo, limited edition, 150/150 signed by the author, plus Carey (Peter), Bliss, 1st U.K. ed., 1981, original cloth, d.j., 8vo,inscribed by the author, with others by Martin Amis, Peter Carey and Peter Ackroyd, some duplicates (15)

1121 Berridge (Jesse). The Sonnets of a Platonist, A Sequence, 1st ed., R. Brimley Johnson, 1902, 66pp., front free endpaperinscribed “Edna Adeline Berridge, with love from her husband, Jesse Berridge, SouthfieldsNov. 1902”, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. vellum gilt, small 8vo, (limited ed. 1/15 printed on Japanese vellum paper), together with “Little Things”, Verses for the Master, 1st ed., J.H. Clarke & Co., Chelmsford, [1937], 51pp., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. cloth, spine torn, slim 4to (limited ed. 1/25 signed by Jesse Berridge), with Thomas (Edward), Rest and Unrest, 1st ed., Duckworth & Co., 1910, front free endpaperinscribed “Jessie Berridge from Edward Thomas, 1910”, orig. cloth, slightly marked, 8vo, with The Tenth Muse, 1st ed., Martin Secker, [1912], b & w frontis., annotation to title by the author “Selected by the publisher from(?) ‘Feminine Influence on the Poets’ by the same author” andinscribed to front free endpaper “Jesse Berridge from Edward Thomas 1912”, edges untrimmed, orig. cloth faded to spine, 8vo, and Farjeon (Eleanor), Edward Thomas, The Last Four Years, Book One of the Memoirs of Eleanor Farjeon, 1st ed., Oxford University Press, 1958, b & w port. frontis., half-titleinscribed “To Jesse Berridge from Eleanor Farjeon with love, October 9th 1958”, orig. cloth in slightly torn d.j., 8vo, with Thomas (Edward), Collected Poems, 1st ed., 1920, b & w port. frontis., front free endpaperinscribed “E.D. Berridge, Christmas 1922, J.B.”, orig. cloth, 8vo, and Cloud Castle and other Papers by Edward Thomas, 1st ed., 1922, orig. cloth, 8vo, and The Last Sheaf, Essays by Edward Thomas, 1st ed., 1927, orig. cloth, spine faded and frayed at head & foot, 8vo, plus other Jesse Berridge and Edward Thomas related, including someinscribed by Berridge

£100-150

Jesse Berridge (1874-1966) and Edward Thomas (1878-1917) first met in London in 1901. Edward Thomas had just left Oxford and Jesse Berridge was working in a City bank.Their friendship lasted until Thomas was killed in France in 1917; by then EdwardThomas was known as a leading literary critic, essayist and biographer, but only to his close friends as a poet. Jesse Berridge, who was ordained in 1906, had then just become rector of Little Baddow. In the remaining fifty years of his life he became a distinguished Essex archaeologist, author of five historical novels, and a canon of Chelmsford. (19) £400-600

1122 Britton (Lionel). Hunger and Love, 1st ed., pub. Putnam, 1931, introduction by Bertrand Russell, single leaf review for ‘Brain’ at end, one or two minor spots, original cloth, a little rubbed, slight lean, 8vo Interesting proletarian novel by Lionel Britton (1887-1971) about an impoverished bookseller’s assistant. In his introduction, Bertrand Russell describes it as “filled with a splendid rage against the humbug, the cruelty, and the moral degradation of the possessing classes”. (1) £70-100

1120 Adams (Richard). Watership Down, 1st ed., 1972, folding map at end, previous owner signature, original cloth, small light stains to upper cover, d.j., spine a little faded with closed tears at head and foot, 8vo

1123 Burgess (Anthony). The Enemy in the Blanket, 1958; Beds in the East, 1959; Devil of a State, 1961, 1st eds., some light spots, original cloth, d.j.s, a few minor chips and stains, 8vo

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£300-400

£100-150

1124 Carey (Peter). Four Easy Pieces, pub. Belmont Press, 2002, coloured illustrations by Eileen Hogan, two loose illustrations contained in rear pocket signed by the artist, original moroccobacked boards, slipcase, 8vo Limited deluxe edition of 26 lettered copies, this letter ‘G’ signed by the author and artist. (1) £100-150

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1128 Cornwell (Bernard). Sharpe’s Eagle, 1981; Sharpe’s Company, 1982; Sharpe’s Enemy, 1984, 1st eds., text block of Sharpe’s Enemy lightly browned, Sharpe’s Company lacking fep & ex-library with usual marks, Sharpe’s Eagle with author’s presentationinscription and additionally signed to title, original cloth, d.j.s. (Sharpe’s Company price-clipped with minor tear), 8vo, with other Richard Sharpe novels including Sharpe’s Sword, 1983 (reprint), Sharpe’s Regiment, 1986, Sharpe’s Rifles, 1988, Sharpes’ Revenge, 1989 and Sharpe’s Waterloo, 1990, plus other Bernard Cornwell titles (41)

£400-600

1129 Crompton (Richmal). William and the Witch, 1st ed., 1964, b & w illustrations, original cloth, d.j., top edge slightly rubbed, 8vo (1)

£70-100

1125 Chandler (Raymond). The Long Good-Bye, 1st. U.K. ed., 1953, contemporary presentationinscription, original cloth, d.j., a little rubbed with one or two closed tears, 8vo (1)

£200-300

1126 Conrad (Joseph). Nostromo. A Tale of the Seaboard, 1st ed., pub. Harper, 1904, one or two light spots, original cloth, a little rubbed and faded, 8vo (1)

£200-300

1127 Cornwell (Bernard). Sharpe’s Gold, 1st ed., 1981, publisher’s review sticker to front endpaper and small sticker to title margin, original cloth, price-clipped d.j., 8vo Signed by the author. (1)

£100-150

1130 Dahl (Roald). Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 1st ed., 1st issue, pub. Knopf, New York, 1964, illustrations by Joseph Schindelman, colophon with six-line publisher’s information, original red cloth, price-clipped d.j., one or two minor creases, 8vo A good copy. (1)

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£1500-2000

1131 De la Mare (Walter, 1873-1956). The Listeners and Other Poems, 1st ed., 1912, ownership signature of John Freeman to front free endpaper and with eight-line poem titled ‘An Epitaph’ in de la Mare’s holograph to following blank, with signed presentationinscription beneath, ‘Walter de la Mare, to Gertrude Freeman with all remembrances’, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, a little rubbed and faded on spine, small 8vo

1133 Dexter (Colin). Last Seen Wearing, 1st ed., 1976, text block lightly browned, previous owner signature of Moira G. Harding, original cloth, edges a little faded, d.j., small closed tears at spine head, 8vo

John Freeman (1880-1929) was a poet and critic. His letters were edited by his wife Gertrude and Sir John Squire, being published by Macmillan in 1936 with an introduction by Walter de la Mare. (1) £150-200

Inscribed by the author to front endpaper: “Thank you, Moira, for your encouragement & support! Best wishes always, Colin Dexter. 8.2.79”. The second Inspector Morse book. (1) £400-600

1132 Dexter (Colin). Last Bus to Woodstock, 1st ed., 1975, text block browned as usual, original cloth, d.j., light stain to spine, 8vo

1134 Dexter (Colin). The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn, 1st ed., 1977, original cloth, d.j., small stain to rear panel, 8vo

Signed to title by the author. The first Inspector Morse book. (1)

Signed by the author to title. The third Inspector Morse book. (1)

£600-800

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£300-500

1137 Dexter (Colin). The Secret of Annexe 3, 1986; The Wench is Dead, 1989; The Jewel That Was Ours, 1991, 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, 8vo, together with the remaining fourinspector Morse books, plus Morse’s Greatest Mystery and Other Stories, 1993, all signed by the author (8)

£150-200

1138 Dinesen (Isak, `Karen Blixen’). Out of Africa, 1st U.S. ed., pub. Random House, New York, 1938, top corner of fep clipped, endpapers a little toned, original cloth, d.j., losses at spine ends, a little rubbed and stained, 8vo (1)

£70-100

1139 Doyle (Arthur Conan). The White Company, Author’s ed., pub. Smith, Elder, 1903, two b & w plates, a few light spots and dampstains, hinges cracking, bookplate of W.A. Foyle, t.e.g., original cloth, spine bumped with joints splitting, lightly rubbed, 8vo Limited edition, 219/1000, signed by the author. Green & Gibson p.230. (1) £100-150

1135 Dexter (Colin). Service of all the Dead, 1st ed., 1979, original cloth, d.j., 8vo Signed by the author to title. The fourth Inspector Morse book. (1)

£150-200

1140 Fleming (Ian). Casino Royale, 1st ed., 1st impression, 1953, one or two light spots, original cloth with red heart motif to upper cover, 1st impression d.j., minor tears at head of spine, rear panel with a few light stains, 8vo A good copy of the first James Bond novel. (1)

1136 Dexter (Colin). The Dead of Jericho, 1981; The Riddle of the Third Mile, 1983, 1st eds., The Riddle of the Third Mile text block lightly browned, original cloth, d.j.s, 8vo Second book signed by the author. (2)

£200-300

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£7000-10000

1141 Fleming (Ian). Live and Let Die, 1st ed, 1st impression, 1954, scattered light spots at front and back, original black cloth, rear cover with a few minor stains, 1st state d.j. without design credit, minor closed tear at foot of spine, a few spots to rear panel, 8vo A good copy of the second James Bond novel. (1)

1143 Fleming (Ian). From Russia, With Love, 1st ed., 1957, minor spots to endpapers, original black cloth with gun and rose motif blocked in silver and red to upper cover, one or two light stains, d.j., short tear at head of spine, a few light spots to rear panel, 8vo (1)

£2000-3000

1142 Fleming (Ian). Moonraker, 1st ed., 1955, scattered minor spots, original black cloth with silver lettering, a few light stains, d.j., rear panel with light spotting, 8vo A good copy of the third James Bond novel. (1)

£300-500

1144 Fleming (Ian). Dr No, 1st ed., 1958, minor spotting to endpapers, 2nd state boards with brown silhouette of dancing girl, d.j., light stains to rear panel, 8vo (1)

£1000-1500

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£200-300

1145 Fleming (Ian). The Spy Who Loved Me, 1962; The Man With the Golden Gun, 1965, 1st eds., The Spy Who Loved Me with previous owner signature, original cloth, d.j., tears along joints, a few chips,The Man With the Golden Gun with minor wear at spine ends, 8vo (2)

£100-150

1148 Fleming (Ian). For Your Eyes Only, 1960; Thunderball, 1961; The Spy Who Loved Me, 1962; On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, 1963; You Only Live Twice, 1964; Octopussy and the Living Daylights, 1966, 1st eds., For Your Eyes Only 2nd impression with previous owner signature, a few minor spots, original cloth, d.j.s,You Only Live Twice and Octopussy price-clipped, one or two minor chips, 8vo (6)

1149 Fleming (Ian). The Spy Who Loved Me, 1st ed., 1962, presentationinscription, one or two light spots, original cloth, slight lean, price-clipped d.j., tears and losses to spine, 8vo, with W.E. Johns’ Worrals Goes East, 1944

1146 Fleming (Ian). Casino Royale, 1st ed., 2nd impression, 1953, scattered light spots, bookplate and previous owner signature to front blank, original cloth with red heart motif to upper cover, priceclipped d.j. with Sunday Times review, small repair to front panel lower margin and flap, unobtrusive adhesive residue to margins of panels, one or two minor tears and spots, 8vo (1)

£400-600

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£50-80

£1000-1500

1147 Fleming (Ian). Dr. No, 1st ed., 1958, a few light spots, 1st state boards without silhouette, d.j., spine ends rubbed, one or two minor tears and spots, 8vo

1150 Fleming (Ian). Casino Royale, 2nd impression, 1953, one or two minor spots, original cloth with red heart motif to upper cover, d.j. with Times review, repaired tear at head of spine, lower panel with a few minor stains, 8vo

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£200-300

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£1000-1500

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Lot 1155

1151 Forester (C.S.). Lieutenant Hornblower, 1st ed., 1952, original cloth, some fading, price-clipped d.j., some losses at spine ends, lightly rubbed, 8vo, together with Hornblower and the Hotspur, 1st ed., 1962, original cloth, d.j., a few small chips, 8vo, plus Amis (Martin), Time’s Arrow, 1st ed., 1991, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, signed by the author, with others by Amis, some duplicates, including London Fields, 1989, signed by the author, Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, 1st U.K. ed., 1949 (inscribed by the jacket designer), A.S. Byatt’s Possession. A Romance, 1990, and Ben Okri’s The Famished Road, 1991

1156 Francis (Dick). Odds Against, 1965; Blood Sport, 1967; Forfeit, 1968, 1st eds., Blood Sport and Forfeit with previous owner signatures, original cloth d.j.s, a little rubbed, 8vo, with others by Dick Francis, someinscribed by the author (41)

£200-300

1152 Francis (Dick). Odds Against, 1st ed., 1965, previous owner signature, original cloth, d.j., a little rubbed and chipped, 8vo

1157 Francis (Dick). Nerve, 1964; For Kicks, 1965; Odds Against, 1965; Flying Finish, 1966; Blood Sport, 1967, 1st eds., library stamp and label to Blood Sport, one or two light spots, original cloth, d.j.s, Nerve with a few stains to rear panel, For Kicks chipped at spine head and repaired to verso, 8vo, together with 24 others by Dick Francis, some price-clipped, including Enquiry, 1969, Rat Race, 1970, Bonecrack, 1971, Smokescreen, 1972, Slay-Ride, 1973, Knockdown, 1974 and High Stakes, 1975

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£100-150

£70-100

1158 Gardner (John). Licence to Kill, 1st ed., 1990, tipped-in title, light marginal toning, original plain red buckram, d.j., 8vo, with another copy, and Mary Wickham Bond’s How 007 Got His Name, 1966

1153 Francis (Dick). For Kicks, 1965; Odds Againts, 1965; Flying Finish, 1966; Forfeit, 1968; Enquiry, 1969, all 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, a little rubbed and creased, one or two closed tears, 8vo, with others by Dick Francis, Colin Dexter etc (41)

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1159 Gash (Jonathan). The Lies of Fair Ladies, pub. Scorpion Press, 1991, original tan goatskin-backed boards, glassine wrapper, 8vo, limited edition, one of 20 lettered copies signed by the author and H.R.F. Keating, together with Taylor (Andrew), The Mortal Sickness, pub. Scorpion Press, 1995, original blue goatskin-backed boards, glassine wrapper, 8vo, limited edition, one of 12 lettered copies signed by the author and H.R.F. Keating (2)

£80-120

£800-1200

1160 Gibson (William). Neuromancer, 2nd impression, pub. Gollancz, 1985, text block marginally toned, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, together with Count Zero, 1st U.K. ed., 1986, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, plus Mona Lisa Overdrive, 1st U.K. ed., 1988, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, with five others by Gibson, two signed by the author

1155 Francis (Dick). Nerve, 1964; Odds Against, 1965, 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, a few minor spots, 8vo (2)

£100-150

£300-400

1154 Francis (Dick). A complete set of novels 1964-2006, all 1st eds. apart from Dead Cert (4th impression) and Nerve (2nd impression), some light toning, previous owner signatures to most, original cloth, d.j.s, a few price-clipped with minor edge wear, a couple with slight leans, 8vo, plus Field of 13, 1st ed., 1998 and Sport of Queens, 2nd impression, 1957 23 earliest novels signed or inscribed by the author. (41)

£500-800

£200-300

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£150-200

1161 Glinto (Darcy, pseud., ie. Harold Ernest Kelly). Road Floozie, Robin Hood Press, 1950, orig. cloth in d.j., a little rubbed and marked with small chip at foot of spine, 8vo, VG

1164 Hemingway (Ernest). The Old Man and the Sea, 1st ed., 1st issue, pub. Scribner’s, New York, 1952, Scribner’s ‘A’ and device to verso of title, neat presentationinscription, original blue cloth, a few faint spots, d.j., joints and edges a little rubbed and chipped, 8vo

The first edition of 1941 with its attention-grabbing pictorial wrapper was quickly banned on the grounds of obscenity and the author taken to court and fined. Kelly’s brother Hubert founded the Robin Hood Press in 1947 and published many of his brother’s novels. Both editions are uncommon. (1) £100-150

Hanneman A24A. (1)

£150-200

1162 Greene (Graham). The End of the Affair, 1951; A Burnt-Out Case, 1961; In Search of a Character, 1961; The Comedians, 1966; May We Borrow Your Husband?, 1967, 1st eds., End of the Affair endpapers browned as usual, original cloth, d.j.s, a few chips and tears, May We Borrow Your Husband? in original glassine wrapper and limited edition, 276/500 signed by the author

1165 Hemingway (Ernest). A Farewell to Arms, 1st U.K. ed., 2nd issue, 1929, small previous owner signature, original cloth, spine a little faded and rubbed, price-clipped d.j., spine ends chipped, a little rubbed with short tears, 8vo

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1163 Greene (Graham). The End of the Affair, 1st ed., 1951, endpapers browned as usual, original cloth, faded patches to spine, d.j., some tears and losses to spine, 8vo, together with Ishiguro (Kazuo), An Artist of the Floating World, 1st ed, 2nd issue, 1986, text block with marginal toning, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, plus Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Remains of the Day, 1st ed., 1989

1166 Henty (G.A.). With the Allies to Pekin, 1904; Out With Garibaldi, 1901, 1st eds., b & w plates, publisher’s lists at end, some light spots, presentationinscription, original decorative cloth, edges slightly rubbed, 8vo, together with Burroughs (Edgar Rice), Jungle Girl, 1st U.K. ed., [1934], presentation inscription, original cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, d.j., small repairs to verso, 8vo, plus Christie (Agatha), Ordeal by Innocence, 1st ed., 1958, original cloth, d.j., repairs to spine verso, 8vo, with others by Henty, Christie etc

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(1)

£100-150

214

£100-150

1167 Hurry (Graeme, ed.). Northern Chills, pub. Kimota, 1994, illustrations, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, limited edition, 103/200 signed by the contributors, together with Broken on the Wheel of Sex, by Jack Ketchum, pub. Sideshow Press, New York, 1999, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, limited edition, 253/350 signed by the author, plus Shifters, by Edward Lee & John Pelan, 1997, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, limited edition, 318/375, signed by the authors and others, together with other limited editions by Poppy Brite,Jack Ketchum, Tim Lebbon etc (32)

£200-300

1168 James (P.D.). Murder in Triplicate, pub. Belmont Press, 2001, coloured illustrations by Eileen Hogan, two loose plates contained in rear pocket signed by the artist, original morocco-backed boards, slipcase, 8vo Limited deluxe edition, 20/50 signed by the author and artist. (1)

£100-150

1169 Johns (Captain W.E.). Biggles Flies North, 1st ed., pub. OUP, 1939, coloured frontispiece, six full-page b & w illustrations, one or two light spots, original cloth, spine lightly rubbed, 8vo (1)

£100-150

1170 Kent (Alexander). To Glory We Steer, (2nd impression), 1968; Form Line of Battle!, 1969; Enemy in Sight, 1970; The Flag Captain, 1971; Sloop of War, 1972, 1st eds., Sloop of War with previous owner signature, original cloth, d.j.s. (To Glory We Steer priceclipped), one or two edges slightly rubbed, 8vo, with 31 others by Alexander Kent, some signed by the author (36)

£200-300

1171 Lansdale (Joe R.). The Nightrunners, pub. Dark Harvest, Illinois, 1987, illustrations, original cloth, d.j., slightly stained slipcase, 8vo, limited edition, 274/300 signed by the author, Dean Koontz and Gregory Manchess, together with Mucho Mojo, 1994, original cloth, d.j., slipcase, limited edition, 174/400 signed by the author and Mark A. Nelson, plus A Fist Full of Stories (And Articles), 1996, original cloth, d.j., slipcase, limited edition, 277/500 signed by the author, with six others by Joe Lansdale, of which five limited editions (9)

1174 Le Clezio (J.M.G.). The Interrogation, Translated from the French by Daphne Woodward, 1st U.K. ed., 1964, original cloth, price-clipped d.j., spine a little faded, 8vo The 2008 Nobel Literature Prize Winner’s first book. (1)

£150-200

1175 Lee (Harper). To Kill a Mockingbird, 1st U.K. ed., 1960, some scattered spotting, previous owner signature, original cloth, priceclipped d.j., some chips and tears, 8vo, together with Fowles (John), The French Lieutenant’s Woman, 1st ed., 1969, one or two light spots, original cloth, price-clipped d.j., a little rubbed and faded, 8vo, with five others including Wilbur Smith’s When the Lion Feeds, 1964, William Golding’s The Spire, 1964 and Ruth Rendell’s No More Dying Then, 1971

1172 Lawrence (D.H.). Lady Chatterley’s Lover, 3rd ed., Privately Printed, 1929, portrait frontispiece, one or two light spots, original limp cloth, eagle motif stamped to upper cover, slightly rubbed, 8vo Limited edition of 500 copies. (1)

£100-150

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1173 Le Carre (John). The Honourable Schoolboy, 1977; Smiley’s People, 1980; A Perfect Spy, 1986, 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, Smiley’s People with short closed tear, 8vo, all signed by the author, together with others by Le Carre, Colin Dexter and Reginald Hill, all signed by the authors (26)

£200-300

£150-200

1176 Lee (Laurie). Cider With Rosie, 1st ed., 1959, illustrations by John Ward, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, together with A Rose for Winter. Travels in Andalusia, 1st ed., 1955, half-tone frontispiece, one or two light spots, original cloth, spine ends slightly rubbed, d.j., slight edge wear, 8vo, plus The Sun My Monument, 1st ed., 1944, previous ownerinscription, original boards, d.j., spine darkened, some light toning, 8vo, with ten others by Laurie Lee including We Made a Film in Cyprus (with Ralph Keene), 1947, The Bloom of Candles, 1947 and The Firstborn, 1964, signed by the author

£100-150

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£200-300

1178 Milne (Alan Alexander, 1882-1956). Now We Are Six, 18th ed., 1942, b & w illusts. by Ernest Shepard, author’s signed presentationinscription to front endpaper, ‘This book belongs to Patricia Andrews and to Nobody Else, A.A. Milne’, orig. blue cloth in price clipped d.j., a few minor marks and partly faded on spine, 8vo (1)

£200-300

1179 Murdoch (Iris). The Flight From the Enchanter, 1st ed., 1956, one or two light spots, original cloth, d.j., loss at head of spine, minor chips and stains, 8vo The author’s second novel. (1)

£100-150

1177 Lodge (David). The Picturegoers, 1st ed., 1960, original cloth, price-clipped d.j., spine and margins a little faded, 8vo The author’s first novel. (1)

£100-150

1180 Nabokov (Vladimir). Lolita, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1st issue, pub. Olympia Press, Paris, 1955, one or two small marginal stains, original green printed wrappers, spines a little rubbed with small chips and tears, 8vo (2)

£700-1000

1181 O’Brian (Patrick). Post Captain, 1972; Desolation Island, 1978, 1st eds., Post Captain with previous owner label to fep, original cloth, some fading, two d.j.s, one repaired to verso, the other with chips, Desolation Island (two copies) a little rubbed, one with faded spine, 8vo, together with Bernard Cornwell’s Sharpe’s Gold, 1981 (4)

£100-150

1182 O’Brian (Patrick). Three Bear Witness, 1st ed., 1952, lacking front endpaper, small tear to half title, original cloth, d.j., head of spine chipped, some light stains, 8vo (1)

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£70-100

1186 Pratchett (Terry). Equal Rites, 1987; Wyrd Sisters, 1988; Truckers, 1989; Witches Abroad, 1991, 1st eds., Truckersinscribed by the author to title, original cloth, d.j.s, Wyrd Sisters & Witches Abroad price-clipped, 8vo (4)

£300-400

1183 Orwell (George). Animal Farm. A Fairy Story, 1st ed., 1945, neat previous owner signature, original cloth, d.j., blue searchlight motif to verso, spine a little rubbed with minor chips, 8vo (1)

£300-400

1184 Powell (Anthony). Casanova’s Chinese Restaurant, 1960, The Kindly Ones, 1962, The Valley of the Bones, 1964, 1st eds., a few light spots, original cloth, some light stains, d.j.s, minor tears and chips at spine ends, 8vo, together with The Soldiers Art, 1966, Military Philosophers, 1968 (two copies), Books do Furnish a Room, 1971 and Temporary Kings, 1973, all 1st eds., some chips and tears to d.j.s, plus two others (10)

£100-150

1185 Pratchett (Terry). Sourcery, 1st ed., 1988, original cloth, priceclipped d.j., 8vo, together with Pullman (Philip), The Tiger in the Well, 1st ed., 1991, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, plus two others: Elinor Brent-Dyer’s The Condor Adventure, 1954 and Keri Hulme’s The Bone People, 1983 (4)

1187 Pullman (Philip). His Dark Materials: Northern Lights, 1st ed., 1st issue, pub. Scholastic/Point, 1995, original cloth, d.j. with ‘Point’ on spine and ‘Pratt Street’ address to rear flap, 8vo

£100-150

Presentation copy. Inscribed to half title: “For Christopher - congratulations on the medal! Philip Pullman”.With the accompanying ‘Books and Beyond’ medal mentioned. (2) £600-800

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1188 Pullman (Philip). The Golden Compass, 1st U.S. ed., pub. Knopf, New York, 1996, bookseller stamp to fep, original clothbacked boards, edges with a few minor dents, d.j., 8vo, together with The Subtle Knife, 1st ed., 1997, text block with light marginal toning, original cloth gilt, d.j., closed tear to rear panel, 8vo (2)

1191 Rice (Anne). The Mummy, Or Ramses the Damned, 1st U.K. ed., 1989, original cloth, price-clipped d.j., 8vo, together with Pratchett (Terry), Carpe Jugulum, 1st ed., 1998, original cloth, d.j., 8vo, signed by the author, plus The Complete Alice & the Hunting of the Snark, by Lewis Carroll, 1986, coloured and b & w illustrations by Ralph Steadman, original cloth, d.j., small folio, with others by Anne Rice and Terry Pratchett

£100-150

1189 Rankin (Ian). Set in Darkness, 2000; The Falls, 2001; Resurrection Men, 2001; A Question of Blood, 2003, all 1st eds., original cloth, d.j.s, 8vo, with other Ian Rankin novels including Strip Jack, 1992 and Westwind, 1990 (both ex-libris), one or twoinscribed by the author, plus five P.D. James books (18)

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£150-200

1192 Richards (Frank). A collection of 10 Billy Bunter titles, all 1st eds., 1949-57, b&w illusts., all orig. cloth in laminated d.j.s, some chipping to spine ends, 8vo, together with Howard Baker Reprints, 28 vols., c. 1970’s, col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j.s, 4to, plus one other related

£70-100

First edition Billy Bunter’s comprising Lord Billy Bunter; Billy Bunter’s First Case; Billy Bunter’s Christmas Party; Billy Bunter and the Blue Mauritius; Billy Bunter Amoung the Cannibals; The Banishing of Billy Bunter; Billy Bunter Afloat; Billy Bunter Butts In; Billy Bunter in Brazil; Billy Bunter’s Postal Order. (39) £100-150

1193 Rowling (J.K.). A complete deluxe set of the Harry Potter books, 1999-2007, all original cloth with pictureinsets, last four titles in original cellophane, 8vo, together with six Harry Potter paperbacks and signed copies of Eoin Colfer’s Artemis Fowl, 2001 and Debbie Gliori’s Deep Fear, 2006 (15)

£600-800

1190 Ransome (Arthur). Swallows & Amazons, 1st ed., 1930, one or two light spots, map endpapers (light brown patches), original cloth, some fading, d.j., spine ends with minor chips and tears, small brown tape pieces to panel margins and flaps, 8vo

1194 Ryan (Alan, ed.). Nightvisions, vols. 1-2, 4-10, pub. Dark Harvest, 1984-2001, illustrations, original cloth, d.j.s, all but one in slipcases, 8vo, limited editions, signed by the contributors, together with Chizmar (Richard T., ed.), Cold Blood, 1991, original boards, d.j., slipcase, 8vo, limited edition, 277/500 signed by the contributors, plus Dark of the Night, ed. Stephen Jones, 1997, original boards, d.j., slipcase, 8vo, limited edition, 227/250 signed by the contributors, with eight other limited editions, including Howard Waldrop’s Night of the Cooters, 1990 and Nancy A. Collins’ Nameless Sins, 1994

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£2000-3000

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£200-300

1197 Sitwell (Edith). Facade, privately printed for the author, Favil Press, 1922, col. frontis. by G. Severini, uncut, orig. dec. boards with printed label to upper cover, faded and split along spine with some loss, a little fading and wear to extremities, 8vo. Signed limited edition 100/150

1195 Sayle (Murray). A Crooked Sixpence, 1st ed., pub. Macgibbon & Kee, 1960, lacking half title, library stamps and usual marks at front, a few spots, original cloth with d.j. adhered by sellotape to pastedowns, some light soiling, 8vo

Fifoot EA6b. An unknown number of copies of the original typescript prepared for the first performance precede this first official edition. (1) £200-300

Scarce novel set in 1950’s Fleet Street. An instant hit and sold to Hollywood for a movie, the book was pulped by the publishers following a London aristocrat’s (who believed he was identifiable in the story) attempts to sue for libel. However his get-rich-quick scheme failed as the publishers simply recalled the book instead of paying out, the present copy one of the few survivors. (1) £150-200

1198 Thatcher (Margaret). The Downing Street Years, 1st ed., 1993, photographic illustrations, original cloth, d.j., slight marginal yellowing to flaps, 8vo, signed by the author, with two other signed books

1196 Simenon (Georges). Trial of Bebe Donge, 1st U.K. ed., 1952, a few light spots, original cloth, d.j., marginal yellowing to flaps, a little rubbed and chipped, 8vo, together with Maigret and the Reluctant Witnesses, 1st U.K. ed., 1959, previous ownerinscription, original cloth, d.j., edges slightly rubbed, 8vo, plus Maigret Afraid, 1st U.K. ed., 1961, original cloth, d.j., a little rubbed with small chips, 8vo, with others by Simenon and Colin Dexter, including The Remorseful Day, 1999 and The Daughters of Cain, 1994, signed by the author

1199 Tolkien (J.R.R.). The Fellowship of the Ring, 13th impression, 1963; The Two Towers, 9th impression, 1962; The Return of the King, 9th impression, 1962, folding map to each, original cloth, d.j., short tear and dent to spine of Return of the King, spines slightly rubbed, dampstained slipcase, 8vo, together with Lord of the Rings x 3, The Hobbit & The Silmarillion, 1977-78, contained in a slipcase

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(3)

£100-150

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£70-100

£100-150

1202 Wilde (Oscar). The Ballad of Reading Gaol, by C.3.3., pub. L. Smithers, 1898, one or two light spots, endpapers a little browned, original contrasting cloth, light discolouring, 8vo, limited edition of 800 copies, together with De Profundis, 1st ed., 1905, 40pp. adverts. at end dated March 1905, a few light spots, t.e.g., original cloth gilt, lightly rubbed, 8vo, with The Soul of Man, 1907

1200 Verne (Jules). Floating Island, or The Pearl of the Pacific, Sampson Low, 1896, half-title, forty-five b & w plts. and thirty-four full-page letterpress illusts., incl. frontis., correct as list, occn. minor marks, orig. pictorial blue cloth gilt, sl. rubbed and dusty, 8vo

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Myers 23: presumably the ‘New and Cheaper Edition’, though our copy is not marked as such, and is dated on the front of the title-page. (1) £200-300

£200-300

1203 Williamson (Henry). Donkey Boy, 1st ed., 1952, original cloth, d.j., a few chips and repairs to spine ends, 8vo, together with The Star Born, 1933, illustrations by C.F. Tunnicliffe, original cloth, t.e.g., some fading and stains, 8vo, limited edition, 12/70 signed by the author, plus Salar the Salmon, 1st ed., 1935, map endpapers, original cloth, d.j., a couple of minor closed tears, 8vo, with others by Henry Williamson including Tarka the Otter, 1927 (plus the Tunniclife illustrated edition, 1932), The Wet Flanders Plain, 1929 (one of 400 copies), The Golden Virgin, 1957, Love and the Loveless, 1958 and The Phasian Bird, 1948

1201* Watkins (Vernon, 1906-67). Ballad of the Mari Lwyd and Other Poems, 2nd ed., 1947, together with The Lady with the Unicorn, 1st ed., 1948, each with signed presentation inscriptions from the author to Morris Zarb dated 10th February 1948 and 29th March 1949 respec., orig. cloth in sl. rubbed and soiled d.j.s, 8vo, each book with an autograph letter signed from the poet to Morris Zarb loosely inserted and dated as book inscriptions, the first telling that ‘the Ballad was performed the Little Theatre here on four nights in January... and it was so successful that the theatre, to my astonishment, was full’, giving further details of his visit to the play and hoping that Morris can come and stay with them when he hopes he can meet Watkins’s painter friend Alfred Jones, ‘Incidentally his portrait of me is now being exhibited in London - at Heal’s... And he has a beautiful study of a cactus, too, so try to see them. They are in the Welsh exhibition all this month, I think’, with other family news, the second begins, ‘Thank you very much for your letter. It came as something of a reproach to me, as I had meant to send you a copy of my book. What is it that deters one in these good intentions? Partly, perhaps, the feeling that a friend ought not to be put in the embarrassing position of having to reply. That is particularly so with books of poetry as tastes differ very widely, and the first review of this book that I read was so terribly scathing that I thought several of my friends would blush. (I didn’t)’, and with further family news and a mention of an Alfred Jones exhibition from which Watkins bought a picture (‘Two herrings’), each 4 pp., 8vo, plus a typed copy of Watkins’s poem ‘Ballad of the rough sea’, 2 pp., signed at end ‘Vernon Watkins’, folio

1205 Winter, Douglas E., ed. Prime Evil, pub. Donald M. Grant, West Kingston, Hampton Falls, 1988, coloured plates, original black mock morocco, matching foldover case, 8vo, limited edition, 904/1000 signed by 15 contributors, together with Brite (Poppy), The Lazarus Heart, pub. Gauntlet, 1999, original boards, d.j., folding case, 8vo, limited edition, one of 52 signed by the author and others, plus McCammon (Robert R.), They Thirst, pub. Dark Harvest, Illinois, 1991, b & w illustrations, original boards, d.j., cedar slipcase, 8vo, limited edition, one of 52 copies signed by the author and artists, with three others: Silver Scream, 1988, 99/500 signed by the contributors, Ray Garton’s Pieces of Hate, 1996, 434/500 signed by the author, and Still Dead, 1992, 291/500 signed by the contributors

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(6)

(80)

£300-400

1204 Wingfield (R.D.). Hard Frost, pub. Scorpion Press, Blakeney, 1995, original red goatskin-backed boards, glassine wrapper, 8vo Limited edition, one of 15 lettered copies signed by the author and Alex Keegan. (1) £100-150

£70-100

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£200-300

1206 Wodehouse (P.G.). Ukridge, 1st ed., 1924, original green pictorial cloth, d.j., a little rubbed and chipped with repaired tears, 8vo

1207 Wyndham (John). The Day of the Triffids, 1st ed., 1951, contemporary owner signature, original cloth, slightly rubbed, d.j., short tears and chips to spine ends, 8vo

McIlvaine A32a. (1)

(1) ÂŁ500-800

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ÂŁ300-400

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