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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs Wednesday, 2nd September, 2015 at 11am Sale Number LT443

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Order of Sale Wednesday, 2nd September, 2015

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Art & Architecture Design, architectural and furniture pattern books from the collection of David and John Letham 9-46

47-98

Atlases, Maps & Prints

99-103 Children’s Books 104-116 Continental Books 117-148 History & Military 149-201 Literature 202-233 Manuscripts 234-246 Miscellaneous 247-259 Natural History 260-273 Philosophy & Religion 274-293 Photography 294-304 Politics & Economics 305-328 Private Press, Bindings & Original Illustrations 329-345 Science, Mathematics & Medicine 346-357 Sport 358-364 Stamps 365-402 Travel & Topography Front Cover Lot 389 (detail) Inside Front Cover Lot 389 (detail) Inside Back Cover Lot 327 (detail)

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ART & ARCHITECTURE 1 Architects’ Standard Catalogues 1911-1914.

Volumes 1-2, 4, 5-6, 7-8, in 4 volumes, Architects’ Standard Catalogues 1914-1917 (Second edition). Volumes 5-6 in one, 4to., plates, some chromolithographed, illustrations, original half suede, rubbed (5) £300-400 2 HB772/1 Architecture, metalwork & landscape gardening, including Conder, Josiah Landscape gardening in Japan. Tokyo, 1912. Folio, [without the Supplementary volume], lithographed plates, original pictorial cloth gilt; Cescinsky, H.C. & E.R. Gribble. Early English furniture & woodwork.

1922. 2 volumes, 4to, illus, original morocco-backed cloth, slightly rubbed; Gillespie, J. Details of Scottish domestic architecture.

Edinburgh, 1922. Folio, original buckram, binding slightly marked; Mawson, T.H. The art & craft of garden making. [c.1915]. Fourth edition, folio, plates, original pictorial cloth gilt, faded; Mawson, Thomas H. The art & craft of garden making. 1901. 4to, original pictorial cloth gilt, t.e.g.; Watson, W.J. Bridge architecture. New York, 1927. Folio, original half cloth, binding slightly marked; A civic survey & plan... of Edinburgh, 1949. Folio; Jousse, Mathurin Reproduction of illustrations of ornamental metal work, forming l’art du serrurier. Reproduced, 1889.

4to, original buckram, uncut, binding somewhat soiled; and 2 small folders of reproductions, postcards and photographs of architectural details & buildings, mainly British; 3 volumes with the library stamp of The Sir Frank Mears Library (13) £200-300 3 HD565/2 Baldwin Brown, G. - Annan, J. Craig The Glasgow school of painters. Glasgow: J. Maclehose & Sons, 1908.

Folio, title-page in red and black, 54 full-page plates, original blue cloth, dust-jacket £100-150

4 HD574/1 Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore - Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano - Valentini, Agostino La patriarcale Basilica Liberiana. Rome: A. Valentini, 1839. Folio, engraved title and 103 engraved plates, contemporary half vellum gilt; Valentini, Agostino La patriarcarle Basilica Lateranense. Rome: A. Valentini, 1836-37. 2 volumes in one, folio, engraved titles and 136 plates, contemporary calf-backed marbled boards, spine gilt, very slight wear to edges (2) £200-300 5 HB545/40 Drummond, James Ancient Scottish weapons. Edinburgh & London: G. Waterston, 1881.

Folio, number 194 of 500 copies, 54 chromolithographed plates, original morocco-backed cloth, t.e.g, rubbed, covers spotted £200-300 6 HD559/2 Pearls - Kunz, G.F. and C.H. Stevenson The book of the pearl. New York: Century Co., 1908. First edition, 4to, plates, some coloured, original pictorial cloth gilt, t.e.g. £180-220 7 HD574/2 Petit, Victor Chateaux de la vallée de la Loire des XV, XVI et XVII siècles. Paris: C. Boivin, 1861. Large folio, 2 volumes, 100 lithographed plates after Petit, contemporary red half morocco, t.e.g., slightly spotted, a few blank corners dampstained, rubbed £200-400 8 HD575/3 Walpole, Horace Anecdotes of painting in England. Strawberry-Hill, 1762-1771. 4 volumes, 4to, 98 engraved plates [? of 100], contemporary diced calf £250-350

Design, architectural and furniture pattern books from the collection of David and John Letham Compiled since the 1960s, the following 38 lots come together to form a comprehensive library of works on design and architecture, including several important furniture pattern books. Some of the most influential furniture, interior and architectural designers, such as Thomas Chippendale, George Hepplewhite, Henry Wood, Andrea Palladio and Thomas Hope are represented in the collection. Jacob & Hendley’s “Jeypore Enamels” (lot 27) and catalogues by companies, such as Minton’s Ltd. (lot 32) are also included, as are various cabinet-makers’ price books. The result forms a valuable and useful archive of works for furniture and design historians and collectors.

9 HD559/41 Barrozzio, Jacques, de Vignole - Michelinot, J. Regle des cinq ordres d’architecture. Paris: Chez Jean, 1828. Folio, 14 (of 15?) plates (lacking plate 12), contemporary boards, ownership inscription of John Henryson, dated 1829, to title-page Note: Rare. WorldCat records an 1806 edition, but not this 1828 edition.

No copies located through the Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog. £600-800

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10 HD559/45 Bridgens, Richard Furniture with candelabra and interior decoration. London: W. Pickering, 1838. First edition, 4to, complete with hand-coloured engraved title and 58 hand-coloured engraved plates, one double-page, [plate list counts the double-page plate as plates 53 & 54] modern cloth-backed marbled boards, two plates with light pencil drawing in margin, a little light dustsoiling £800-1,000 11 HD559/20 Brown, Richard The rudiments of drawing cabinet and upholstery furniture. London: J. Taylor, 1822. Second edition, 2 parts in one volume, 4to, 32 plates, 16 partly hand-coloured, contemporary half calf, dust-soiled and spotted, one stained, stamps of The Edinburgh School of Arts Library, some marginal tears, worn £250-350 12 HD559/26 Cabinet Making, 8 volumes, including Hepplewhite, A. The cabinet-maker and upholsterer’s guide. Reprinted by B.T. Batsford, 1898. Folio, illustrations, original cloth, hinges broken, contents loose; The Workshop a Monthly Journal.. edited by I. Schnorr and others.

London, [n.d.], 4to, New Series, no.1-36 and The Workshop Album, bound in one volume, illustrations, modern red cloth; Benn, J.W., editor The cabinet maker and art furnisher. London, 1891. Volumes 8-12 and 14, illustrations, cloth (8)

14 HD559/28 Cast iron pattern books, a collection of 12 volumes, including Carron Company [New catalogue of manufacturers], 3 volumes, oblong folio, [c.1880-91], illustrations, original cloth, bindings somewhat soiled; Graham, G., Dunbar Catalogue No. 7 - Kerbs, kitchen fenders, ashpans, fire-irons, interior grates, art metalwork &c., [c.1908], oblong 4to, coloured illustrations, original cloth; Grahame, G., Dunbar] Catalogue No. 21, [c.1907], oblong 4to, coloured illustrations, original cloth, hinges weak; W-A. Ltd. Selected designs in hearth suites, dog grates, interiors, coal scoops, etc., [c.1917], 4to, illustrations, original cloth-backed boards; Rowatt & Sons, Thomas General illustrated catalogue of mantles, burners, lamps, glassware and accessories. 1923-34. 4to, original wrappers somewhat soiled & spine rubbed; Macfarlane & Co., Walter Illustrated catalogue of Macfarlane’s castings. Ironmonger’s supplement - Baths, stable fittings &c. Glasgow, [c.1880], 4to, illustrations, original cloth-backed boards, binding slightly dust-soiled; Evered & Co. Metallic bedsteads, cots and wire mattresses. Birmingham, [c.1900]., 4to, coloured illustrations, original cloth; East & Co.,Francis Dining room suites, salesman’s catalogue, with price lists, cloth folder; Allan, Senr. & Son, James Architectural, ornamental and sanitary ironfounders.

Glasgow: Elmbank Foundry, Port Dundas, [c.1890, Oblong 4to, coloured illustrations, original cloth; Carron Company Select designs in doggrates and kerbs. Glasgow, [c.1913]. 4to, original cloth-backed boards; and 2 thin pamphlets (14) £400-600

13 HD559/36 Caricature Annual The looking glass or caricature annual... drawn & etched by William Heath. London: Thomas McLean, 1831. Folio, volume 1 only, handcoloured lithographed title and 48 hand-coloured lithographed plates, contemporary half morocco

15 HD559/11 Chippendale, Thomas Chippendale’s one hundred and thirty three designs of interior decorations in the old French & antique styles, for carvers, cabinet makers, ornamental painters &c., London: John Weale, 1834. 4to, engraved title and 49 plates engraved by B. Clowes after Chippendale, bound with 14 lithographed and 1 engraved plate after H. Shaw, contemporary maroon half morocco, title neatly cut down and mounted, slightly spotted, slightly rubbed

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16 HD559/33 Chippendale, Thomas The gentleman and cabinet-maker’s Director.

London: by J. Haberkorn, for the author, 1755.

Second edition, folio, title printed in red and black, engraved dedication, list of subscribers, [title, x, 27], 160 engraved plates (including 2 different plates both numbered XXV), lacks plate 160, a few marginal repairs, some spotting and slight dust-soiling, occasional staining (mostly marginal), plates 67 and 159 frayed and repaired, first 4 leaves frayed and silked, list of subscribers leaves repaired in margins, p.27 with note by John Gowanlock of Highcheister Mill, Roberton, dated 1826 directing everyone in possession of the volume to take good care it, modern brown morocco, raised bands, blind tooled in compartments, red morocco lettering piece Note: Thomas Chippendale, (1718-79) set up as a cabinet maker in London in 1748 and in 1754 he published The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director, a pattern book that was to secure his position as one of the most eminent cabinetmakers of the 18th century. From his workshop on St Martins Lane he undertook many large-scale furnishing projects for grand houses throughout Britain.

In the 18th century there was an increasing demand for luxury goods, and Chippendale’s Director provided this market with 160 engravings of fashionable furniture designs. Published by subscription, The Director was an instant success. It was reissued in 1755, and again in 1762 with additional plates in the new Neo-classical style. Subscribers included aristocrats and cabinet-makers. So influential were his designs, in Britain and throughout Europe and America, that ‘Chippendale’ became a shorthand description for any furniture similar to his Director designs.

Furniture designs had been occasionally published before 1754, but Chippendale’s Director was the first publication on such a large scale. It included designs in the ‘Gothic, Chinese and Modern Taste’ – the last meaning French Rococo style. £1,500-2,000

17 HD559/34 Chippendale, Thomas The gentleman and cabinet-maker’s director. London: for the Author, 1762. Third edition, folio, engraved dedication leaf, 200 engraved plates, early nineteenth century diced calf, some spotting, soiling and dampstaining, occasional discolouration, a few small tears, mostly marginal, title edges slightly chipped, rebacked, extremities worn £1,500-2,000 18 HD559/17 Crofton, John Saville The London upholsterer’s companion. London: John Williams, 1824. First edition, 4to, [xvi], 89, 4pp. adverts; 13 lithographed plates, 10 coloured, and one coloured illustration, contemporary cloth, some spotting and soiling, stitching weak, rubbed, VERY RARE: only one copy located on Copac (BL). £500-700 19 HD559/48 Furniture designs 2 watercolours, 15 hand-coloured lithographed plates of sideboards, chairs, bedroom suites, [c.1910-20], 24 x 36cm., mounted on board, occasional soiling and staining, and a few other miscellaneous plates of vases, lamps, architectural details &c. £200-300 20 HD559/47 Glasgow cabinet makers The cabinet-maker’s assistant: a series of original designs for modern furniture, with descriptions and details of construction. Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, and New York: Blackie and Son, 1853. Folio, engraved title-page 100 (of 101) plates (lacking plate 76), contemporary half calf, some foxing and soiling, rubbed £100-150 21 HD559/53 Hampton & Sons, Furniture designers Illustrated designs of cabinet furniture engraved from photographs of stock. London, [c.1875]. 4to, frontispiece, consists of unnumbered plates, original brown cloth gilt; Hampton & Sons Designs for furniture and decorations for complete house furnishing. [c.1890]. Oblong folio, illustrations, some coloured, original boards, index leaf torn and frayed, lacking most of 2nd leaf, worn, cover detached, lacks spine (2) £150-200

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24 HD559/30 Hope, Thomas - Regency Style Household furniture and interior decoration, executed from designs by Thomas Hope. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, 1807. Folio, (495 x 295mm.), engraved title, and 60 engraved plates, half-title, original cloth with large original paper label to upper cover, uncut, some spotting Note: Thomas Hope (1769–1831) was influential as a designer, design reformer and collector. A Dutchman, born in Amsterdam, Hope inherited from his family a tradition of collecting as well as vast wealth from the family bank. He was a collector on a grand scale and also an innovative designer of great genius who helped define what we understand as the Regency style.

His extensive Grand Tour travels in Europe, Greece, Turkey and Egypt inspired his interest in antiquities as a source of designs for Regency interiors, furniture and metalwork. He was determined to reform contemporary taste by returning architecture and the arts, including interior design and furniture, to what he conceived as the spirit of classical purity.

25 22 HD559/44 Hepplewhite, Alice The cabinet-maker and upholsterer’s guide. London: I. & J. Taylor, 1794.

Third edition, folio, 126 engraved plates (including 9 bis, 40 bis, 78 bis); modern cloth, first 15 pages, plate 123, 124 and 4pp. of advertisements in facsimile, repairs to pp.15-24, plate 1-2 laid down, a few tears or repairs to plates, mostly marginal, part of margin of plates 25 torn away, corner of 109-110 repaired, 121-122 lacking corner and laid down, some soiling £250-350 23 HD559/32 Hope, Thomas Costume of the ancients. London: William Miller, 1809. First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, presentation copy, inscribed in volume 1 from Thomas Hope to his father-in-law “To the Archbishop of Tuam from the Author, May 9, 1809”, 200 engraved plates, half-titles, contemporary half black straight-grain morocco over mauve moiré silk covered boards, morocco and gilt lettering piece to centre of each board, a very bright set £200-300

In 1799 he bought a house designed by Robert Adam in Duchess Street, Portland Place, London, which he remodelled with a series of themed interiors. The colourful interiors of Duchess Street and of Hope’s country house, Deepdene in Surrey, played a unique role in the history of collecting, interior design and display. Both were open to select visitors, but his furniture reached an even wider public through his book, Household Furniture and Interior Decoration. Published in 1807, this book introduced the term ‘interior decoration’ into the English language. £700-1,000 25 HD559/31 Hope, Thomas - Regency Style Household furniture and interior decoration, executed from designs by Thomas Hope. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, 1807. Folio, (481 x 295mm.), engraved title, and 60 engraved plates, early 20th century full vellum, without half-title, some spotting, tear to plate 9 & 49 repaired £700-1,000 26 HD559/39 Ince, William & John Mayhew [The universal system of household furniture. Consisting of above 300 designs]. - London, [R. Sayer, 1762?]. Folio, engraved French title [Le systeme universel de garniture de maison], engraved dedication leaf with arms of the dedicatee, and 92 (of 95) plates engraved by Darly after W. Ince, erratically numbered & bound (for numbers of plates present see condition report), lacks English title, several plates torn, one with loss, 3 with pencil scribbles, a few with marginal tears, some soiling, staining and spotting, French title very soiled, later cloth, tear to Preface repaired, later cloth, worn Note: Ince and Mayhew was a partnership of cabinet makers formed in 1758. They issued The Universal System of Household Furniture as a single volume in 1762, which consisted of 89 plates, engraved by Matthias Darly, with a further six of fire grates added at the end. Their designs tended to be more cautious versions of those by Thomas Chippendale but they include tripod or ‘claw’ tables not to be found in Chippendale’s Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker’s Director. Thomas Sheraton judged their work to be “much inferior to Chippendale’s.” £1,000-2,000 27 HD559/49 Jacob, S.S. and T.H. Hendley Jeypore enamels. London: W. Griggs, 1886. Folio, 28 chromolithographed plates, original pictorial boards, [16pp.], worn, boards detached, lacking spine £1,000-1,500

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28 HD559/10 Johnson, Thomas One hundred & fifty new designs by Thos. Johnson, carver. Consisting of ceilings, chimney pieces, slab, glass & picture frames, stands for china &c... engrav’d on 56 copper plates. London: Robert Sayer, 1761. 4to, engraved title and 55 engraved plates by B. Clowes after T. Johnson, original wrappers, spine worn, slightly spotted £500-700

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29 HD559/15 [Lady Hamilton] - Rehberg, Frederick Lady Hamilton’s attitudes. Drawings faithfully copied from nature at Naples. [London, c. 1850]. Folio, engraved title, frontispiece and 24 engraved plates, original blue cloth, slightly spotted £150-250

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31 HD559/43 London Cabinet-Makers’ Union Book of Prices.

4to, engraved frontispiece, half calf, lacks all plates and text after p. 40; [Taylor, L. & J., publishers] Rudiments of ancient architecture. 8vo, frontispiece & 10 plates, half-title, contemporary half calf, slightly rubbed; [Smellie, A., printer] The Edinburgh book of prices. Edinburgh, 1805. Bound with Supplement, 2 parts in one volume, 4 engraved plates, contemporary quarter calf, some dampstaining, rubbed; [Pugin, A.W.N.] Pugin’s gothic furniture. Ackermann, [?1827], 4to, engraved title & 26 plates, original blue pictorial boards, rebacked, corners rubbed (4) £200-300 32 HD559/50 Majolica and Enamelled Tiles - Mintons (Limited) China Works Minton Tiles. Selected patterns of enamelled tiles for walls, hearths, fire places, furniture, flower boxes &c. Stoke-upon-Trent, [c. 1890]. Folio, 8[p.], 31 plates (numbered 1-13, & 16-33), all but 3 chromolithographed, original cloth-backed boards, boards soiled, hinges broken; Campbell Tile Co. Designs of majolica & enamelled tiles suitable for flower boxes, fireplaces, chimney-pieces, pilasters, friezes, &c. [c,1885]. Folio, 71 plates, all but one chromolithographed, original cloth-backed boards, extremities rubbed, hinges weak; [Chair design] Illustrated catalogue of designs comprising chairs, sofas, couches. &c. Glasgow: William Gorman & Co., [c.1870]. 4to, 29 lithographed plates, original wrappers, lacks lower wrapper (3) £500-700 32

30 HD559/22 Langley, Batty The city and country builder’s and workman’s treasury of designs: or the art of drawing and working the ornamental parts of architecture.

London: John, Francis & Charles Rivington, 1777. 4to, [24pp.], 200 engraved plates (comprising 186 + 14 plates), contemporary calf, formerly rebacked, rubbed, joint split £500-700

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33 HD559/27 Palladio, Andrea The four books of Andrea Palladio’s architecture. London: Isaac Ware, 1738. Folio, 4 engraved titles and 212 engraved plates [numbered 8-34, 1-58, 1-21, 1-99], Volume 1 with engraved illustrations numbered 1-7, engraved head-pieces & diagrams, list of subscribers, [xii], 108 (of 110); twentieth-century calf, morocco label, first title laid down, lacking pp.

109-110, some dampstaining at beginning and end, some dust-soiling, marginal loss to pp. 9-12, 21 and plates 9, 11, 34, some marginal tears £600-900

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34 HD559/14 Percier, Charles and Pierre F.L. Fontaine Recueil de décorations intérieures, comprenant tout ce qui a rapport a l’ameublement. Paris: chez les auteurs, 1812. Large folio, 72 engraved plates, one engraved head-piece, half-title, modern cloth-backed marbled boards, uncut, old morocco lettering piece, [iv], 43; inscription at head of title, slightly spotted £200-300 35 HD559/12 Richards, S., antique dealer of Nottingham, illustrated catalogues, 1890-1915 Antiques, curiosities and objects of art, on sale by J. Richards, 77 Hounds Street, Nottingham, 1890-1915. Oblong 4to, numerous illustrations, a series of catalogues bound together, numbered p.1-377, brown buckram, some wrappers bound in, a few repairs, joints slightly split Note: S. Richards traded in Nottingham in the period c.1880-1920 and his catalogues, published monthly, offer a fascinating insight into the taste, classifications, descriptions, and prices for antiques in the period.

Richards seems to have produced these hand-drawn catalogues from the 1880s up until the end of the First World War, posting them out to collectors. He sold a very wide range of antiques and ‘curios’ and the pages illustrate what remain as standard ‘antique’ collectable objects. £200-300 36 HD559/23 Shaw, Henry Specimens of ancient furniture. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1866. 4to, additional hand-coloured lithographed title and 73 lithographed plates, 11 hand-coloured, [6], 57; modern brown cloth, black morocco gilt label

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£200-250 37 HD559/38 Shaw, Henry Specimens of ancient furniture. [London: W. Pickering, 1836]. 4to, 63 (of 73) plates, 11 hand-coloured, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked, spine gilt, lacking title and text, slightly spotted £100-150

38 HD559/21 Shearer, Thomas The cabinet-makers’ London book of prices, and designs of cabinet work. London: for the London Society of Cabinet Makers, 1793. Second edition, 4to, engraved frontispiece & plates 28 plates (of 29, lacking plate 1), errata leaf, modern brown half morocco, spine blind-tooled in compartments, [xvi, 266, [24 leaves], some soiling, a few small stains £300-400 39 HD559/57 Siddons, G.A. The cabinet-maker’s guide, or rules and instructions in the art of varnishing, dying, staining, Japanning, polishing, lackering and beautifying wood, ivory, tortoiseshell & metal. Fifth edition. Madras: reprinted at the Albion Press, for Hogg and Son, 1840. 12mo, [viii]. 239, 4 lithographed plates, contemporary blue half morocco, lacks frontispiece, rubbed £200-300 40 HD559/24 Smith, George Smith’s cabinet-maker’s & upholsterer’s guide, drawing book and repository of new and original designs for household, furniture and interior decoration. London: Jones & Co, 1826. 4to, engraved title and 150 [of 154] engraved plates, 36 [of 38] hand-coloured, 114 [of 115] uncoloured, contemporary half calf, rubbed, lacks spine, covers detached, slightly spotted, lacks the text £300-400 41 HD559/25 Smith, George A collection of designs for household furniture and interior decoration.

London: J. Taylor, 1808. First edition, 4to, 148 [of 158] hand-coloured engraved plates, lacking plates 7, 43, 45, 48, 91-96, contemporary half calf, [xiv], 33, some spotting, worn, covers detached £400-600

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42 HD559/56 Stokes, J., of Philadelphia The complete cabinet maker and upholsterer’s guide. London: Dean & Munday, [1829]. 12mo, 15 engraved plates (of 16), 10 hand-coloured [lacks plate 16], original printed boards, uncut, contents loose, lacks spine & roughly repaired, boards marked

46 HD559/35 Wood, Henry [Designs for furniture by Henry Wood]. [N.p., mid-nineteenth century.]

Folio. 116 (of 118) lithographed plates (lacks plates 7 & 16), green half morocco gilt, without a title-page, plates only, foxing and some dampstaining, rubbed and worn

£150-250

Note: An unusual work, this copy appears to have been used by a cabinet maker. Several plate versos have architectonic sketches, whilst pencil additions have been made to other plates.

43 HD559/40 Thomson, P. The cabinet maker’s sketch book. Glasgow: William Mackenzie, [1851?]

Folio, engraved title-page, engraved dedication, 5pp. illustrations of the orders of architecture, folding table, 92 plates (of 101?), contemporary half morocco gilt, a little internal soiling, wear to joints, covers and spine

£800-1,200

£150-200 44 HD559/13 Wallis, N. The complete modern joiner, or a collection of original designs in the present taste, for chimney-pieces and door-cases. London: I. Taylor, [1772]. Oblong 4to [231 x 265mm.], 36 engraved plates, [4pp. text], corners of title-page, text leaf, and final 2 plates repaired without loss, [bound with] Wallis, N. A book of ornaments in the Palmyrene taste, London: I. Taylor, 1771, engraved title and 11 engraved plates, corner of title/plate 1 and plate 2 repaired without loss, 2 works in one volume, modern maroon half morocco, gilt lettering piece £1,000-1,500 45 HD559/19 Wood, Henry A useful and modern work on chairs, in twelve plates, containing fortytwo designs. By Henry Wood, Decorative Draughtsman. London: Ackermann & Co., [?1835]. Oblong 4to, 12 lithographed plates, modern tan cloth with the original printed wrapper laid down on upper board, some spotting, VERY RARE : only one copy traced on Copac (BL). £300-400 46

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47 HD561/2 “Operation Husky”, amphibious invasion of Sicily by the British Eighth Army & General Montgomery - annotated Second World War Allied Invasion maps and documentation Map: Italy 1:100,000 Sheet 270 Catania. War Office, Second edition, 1942, 143.5 x 119.5cm, marked up by hand for invasion by British Eighth Army, 13th and 30th Corps, with details for Commandos, Airborne Troops of XIII and XXX Corps, notes on dummy paratroopers, diversions, naval and air bombardments, objects to be destroyed, MTB smokesreens, possible SAS TPS drops, &c.; [Second map: of Coastal area in Bay of Noto around Avola] 122cm across diagonal, marked up by hand for British Eighth Army, 13th Corps, 5th Division, with Notes on 5 day Operations, with Intentions “Land on D day & capture Syracuse on D. day”, with printed and manuscript annotations for D day, by night D/D plus one, and after D day, the map extensively marked up by hand with notes on enemy defences, beach obstacles and access for tanks and troops, gun positions to be captured, line to be taken by 15 Bde to prevent enemy res. destroying beach head, the map cut down to show only relevant area; with a folder of typescripts or typescript duplicates of military documents including Address by Commander Eighth Army, Gen. Sir B.L. Montgomery, 15 Feb.1943, (3pp); Tripoli (2pp) Part II After Tripoli (5pp); The Battle of Egypt (21pp.); Brief Diary of Sicilian Campaign (6pp); “Bathbrick, Discussions 16 Feb., 1943 (4pp.); together with a copy of Eighth Army, Personal Message from the Army Commander, July 1943; War, vol. 40, 9 July 1943; Soldier’s guide to Italy; Forward to Victory; and a few post-war papers of Major R.R. Lack Provenance: Capt. R.R. Lack, ADC to General Montgomery during operation Husky, and thence by direct descent.

Note: The plan for “Operation Husky” called for the amphibious assault of Sicily by two armies, British and American. The Eastern Task Force (also known as Task Force 545) was led by General Montgomery and consisted of the British Eighth Army, comprising four infantry divisions and an independent infantry brigade organized under XIII Corps commanded by Lieutenant-General Miles Dempsey and XXX Corps under Lieutenant-General Sir Oliver Leese. The British Eighth Army was assigned to land in south-eastern Sicily with XXX Corps landing on either side of Cape Passero, and XIII Corps landing in the Gulf of Noto, around Avola, off to the north. The maps and notes are those used during the invasion by Capt. R.R. Lack, ADC to General Montgomery during “Operation Husky”. £1,500-2,000 48 FD326/107 Ascension Island Manuscript chart and view of Ascension island by an unknown hand, drawn after 1840, 410 x 320mm.; and a water colour profile of Ascension Island captioned “landing place at Ascension bearing SE 5 or 6 miles”, 165 or 340mm. (2) £300-400 49 HB773/8 Ayrshire - Robert Aitken Map of the parish of Kilbirnie. Surveyed 1827. Edinburgh: W. Ballantine, 1828. Engraved map, 555 x 435mm., Aitken, Robert Map of the parish of Largs. Surveyed 1827 [Edinburgh, 1828]. Engraved map, 558 x 435mm., cream window mounts (2) £200-300

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50 HD571/1 China - Rare British Intelligence Maps of China, c. 1895 A collection of 31 maps of cities, routes and forts of China, produced by The Intelligence Branch of the Quarter Master General’s Department in India, c. 1895, all folding, most with printed note “Intelligence Branch Topo. Dy.... Exd C.J.A. September 1895”, some stamped “Confidential”, all stamped “Intelligence Division, 8 Jul 1896”, contained in a blue cloth folder with numbered printed list of the maps on large paper label printed “Confidential” in red, all maps except 31 in good clean condition, lacking maps numbered 3, 26 and 30

defences. The Peking map, no 31, for example identifies locations, as “fordable”, “wall-broken scaleable“, “buttress cracked”, “wall about 10 feet high 3 feet thick”, “buildings suitable for billets” &c. The Sketch of the North Taku Forts, no. 24, illustrates the plan and section of the fort, noting “guns were covered with a wooden shed which conceals them and protects them from the weather”.

Note: An exceptionally rare collection of detailed maps of Chinese cities, forts and districts, produced by the Intelligence Branch of the Quarter Master General’s Department in India four years before the Boxer Rebellion. One map is attributed to Major Hamilton Bower (1858-1940), an Indian Staff Officer who travelled widely in Turkestan and Tibet and who raised and commanded the 1st Chinese Regiment at Wei-hei-Wei in 1898. During the Boxer Rebellion the 1st Chinese Regiment sent 200 men in 4 companies led by Lt .Col. Bower to Tientsen on 24th June 1900 where the men of the regiment fought alongside United States Marines.

The full list of maps comprise:

Another of the maps was produced by Lieut. J.A. Strick who was awarded the Hong Kong Plague Medal 1894. Another was Major du Boulay, who later was the Officer commanding the Detachment guarding the Summer Palace in 1900.

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A fourth compiler of the maps was Major Mark Bell, author of China: being a military report on the north-eastern portions of the provinces of Chih-li and Shan-tung; Nanking and its approaches; Canton and its approaches &c. &c., together with an account of the Chinese civil, naval and military administrations &c. &c., and a narrative of the wars between Great Britain and China. Prepared in the Intelligence Branch of the Quarter Master General’s Department in India. By Major Mark S.Bell, V.C., Royal Engineers, Assistant Quarter Master General.

Many of the maps have printed notes with details of military relevance, regarding physical obstacles, useful buildings and weak points in the

Map number 2 illustrates the extent of the Telegraphic System of China in September 1894, the Imperial Telegraph Administration having been established in 1881, under the leadership of Sheng Xuanhuai (18441916).

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General map of the Chinese Empire Telegraphic System of China, September 1894 LACKING (Routes to Peking) Map of Hainan Sketch map of the Treaty port of Kiungchow (Hoihow) Sketch map of approaches to Canton, coloured Sai-Nam to Canton, J.A. Strick, Lieutenant, 1st Shrops. Light Infantry, Hong Kong, 17th November 1894, coloured Canton and the surrounding country from an original survey Amoy Inner Harbour, surveyed by harbour master W.C. Howard Map of Amoy and surrounding region Positions of fortifications at Amoy Port of Swatow Swatow missionary map embracing those parts of the Canton province River Min. Showing the positions of the Forts Native plan of forts at Chenhai Neighbourhood of Ningpo A map of the shooting districts lying between Shanghai and Wuhu, compiled and carefully revised by H.T. Wade and R.A. de Villard, Shanghai, October, 1893 Yang Tse Kiang, Shanghai to Nanking (on two sheets)

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Plan of the Port of Chinkiang Wuhu Creeks and Country Sketch map of the Province of Kiangsi Plan of the Port of Chungking Map of the country round Chefoo from a missionary map Sketch of the North Taku Forts. J.W.H. Du Boulay, Capt., R.A., November 1893 Outworks of South Taku Fort LACKING (Map of Taku and Tanku) Pei-Ho defences Details of the Fort at Hsin-Ch’eng Fort at Hsin-Ch’eng, compiled from various sources, Mark S. Bell, Major Shan-Hai-Kwan by Captain H. Bower, coloured LACKING (Shan-hai-Kwan forts)

31 Tien-Tsin defences, J.W.H. Du Boulay, 1893, additions by Capt.

Bower, 1895 32 Map of Peking 33 Reproduced from an original map of the hill country North and West of Peking 34 Sketch map showing line of projected railway in Manchuria No set of these maps, which were probably produced in very small numbers for use by the Intelligence Branch of the Quarter Master General’s Department in India, has been traced either sold at auction or offered for sale. The box and maps are stamped “To accompany c.24/S.A. no. 52” VERY RARE. £10,000-20,000

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51 HC781/1 Clyde, Glasgow: London & North-Western & Caledonian Railways, 2 travel posters Lord of the Isles Poster, advertising the famous Clyde Tourist Steamer/ Lord of the Isles; Lord of the Isles Poster in collaboration with the Lord of the Isles paddle steamer, advertising the Loch Eck Coaching Route/ The Finest Tour in Scotland, with stamp of Caledonian Railway Timetable Office, Glasgow; both lithographed, likely produced between 1890 and 1930 by the Leggat Bros., Glasgow, each 100 x 75cm, both laid-down onto boards with some chipping and tears affecting completeness (2) £200-300 52 FD326/111 Collection of maps, including Green, John Chart containing the greater part of the South Sea to the South of the Line. London: T. Jefferys, 1753, engraved map hand-coloured in outline, backed on linen, central discolouration; Houel, Jn. Carte de la Sicile.

[Paris, 1785], Description des Isles de Malte, du Cuming et du Goze.

[Paris, 1785]; Carte geographique de la Sicile. [Paris, 1785], bistre engraved maps; 11 French Mediterranean maps by the Depot-general de la Marine [1833-60]; 2 by Direction Generale des Services Hydrographiques de la Marine, 1886; 1 of Mediterranean by the Admiralty, 1895; and some modern facsimiles; sold not subject to return (quantity) £200-300 53 HB267/1 Coronelli, Vincenzo Maria Impero del gran Mogol. Venice, c.1696, c.47 x 55cm, later hand-colouring £250-350 54 HC728/1 Coronelli, Vincenzo Maria Scotia parte meridionale, [Venice, c.1690], rolled map, c.49 x 73cm, hand-coloured, Italian text on verso £300-350 55 FD326/108 Cutler, Nathaniel; Halley, Edmund, and John Senex A correct sea chart of the whole world, according to Wright’s, commonly called Mercator’s projection. [London, 1728], engraved map, in 2 sheets, joined and backed on linen, together 610 x 740mm., small closed tear £500-800

56 FD326/103 Dunn, Samuel A general map of the world or terraqueous globe. London: Robert Sayer, 1787. Twin hemispherical map, surrounded by detailed descriptions & smaller spheres, hand-coloured in outline, on 4 sheets, joined as two sheets, backed on linen, together 1290 x 1090mm., two short marginal tears £800-1,000 57 FD326/112 Dutch views - Hoeye, Rombout van den Flissinga. [Amsterdam, c. 1650], 430 x 570mm., double-page engraved view; Allard, Hugo Diepe, 435 x 560mm., double-page engraved view, small split at fold, upper margin slightly frayed (2) £100-200 58 HD563/8 East Coast of Scotland, 1647 - Sir Robert Dudley Carta Particolare della costa di Scozia che comincia con il C: di S tabs e finisce con il c: d Comar di Europa Carta XXXIIII. [Florence: Nella nuova stamperia per Guiseppe Cocchini all’insegnia della stella, 1661], engraved map, 485 x 350mm., professionally tipped in, new grey mount Note: Plate [37] from volume 2 of: Sir Robert Dudley’s Dell’Arcano del mare Florence, 1661. Dudley produced the first English sea atlas to cover the world, the first edition being published in 1646-47 and the second in 1661. £250-350 59 HB773/10 Edinburgh - Armstrong, Capt. Andrew & Mostyn John Plan of the city, castle and suburbs of Edinburgh, 1773 [being the bottom right sheet of a set of six maps which together comprise The map of the three Lothians by Capt. Armstrong & Son], 50 x 62cm., cream window mount, a very clean copy; [Cowan, Maps of Edinburgh, 13a] £500-700 60 HD563/2 Edinburgh - Kip, Johannes The north prospect of the city of Edenburgh. London: printed by John Bowles, [n.d], image approx 46 x 111cm., tear at either side repaired, framed and glazed £600-700

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61 HD568/2 Edinburgh - Knox, James Plan of Edinburgh and its environs from a survey by James Knox.

Engraved by R. Scott. Edinburgh: John Fairbairn, 1824, hand-coloured engraved plan, 51 x 63cms, [cf. Moir, vol. 2, p.258] £200-250 62 HD563/9 Edinburgh - Rombaut van den Hoye, c.1650 Edenburgum civitas Scotiae celeberrima. Edynburgum. Engraving of Edinburgh with Latin, Dutch and French text below, 400 x 500mm., neatly backed onto thick paper, newly mounted

66 HD563/3 Edinburgh view - Pierre Aveline, c. 1700 Edimbourg, ville de l’Archevêché de St. André. [c.1700], engraved view, 223 x 325mm., mounted, framed & glazed £200-300 67 HD563/5 Edinburgh view - Van der Aa, Pieter Edenborrow, Edenburgum, engraved view, [c. 1700-30], 123 x 130mm. £150-200

Note: From Valegio’s Raccolta di le piu illustri et famose citta di tutto il mondo, published in Venice c. 1590-1610.

68 HD563/4 Edinburgh views - John Blair Edinburgh: No. 1 Holyrood Palace; No. 2 Sunset from the Castle Banks; No 3. The Canongate Tolbooth; No. 4 George Street; No 5. From Costorphine Hill; No. 7. From the Braid Hills; No. 8. From the Queen’s Park; No. 9. St. Giles Church; No. 10. From the Calton Hill; No.11 The Old Town; No. 12 The Castle by Moonlight; No. 13. Seven Picturesque Corners; goupilgravures, 24 x 19cm., all newly mounted, 4 framed and glazed (11)

£150-250

£200-300

64 HD563/1 Edinburgh panorama - Steuart, T. Edinburgh from the Calton Hill, panorama in 6 sections, engraving backed on original linen,13 x 111.5cms., Ackermann & Co., [c.1847], professionally tipped in, newly mounted, the original folder with blue paper label loosely preserved on verso of backing board

69 FD326/110 Faden, William A new general chart of the world, exhibiting the whole of the discoveries made by the late Captain James Cook. London, 1787. Engraved chart, hand-coloured in outline, 530 x 720mm., laid down on linen

£200-300 63 HD563/7 Edinburgh - Valegio, Francesco Edenburg, Edenburgum Scotiae metropolis; engraved plan/view, 85 x 131mm., [Venice, c. 1590-1610], professionally tipped in,

£150-250 65 HD563/6 Edinburgh view - Meissner, Daniel Edenburchk in Schottl. [1624-78], engraved plan/view, 97 x 145mm., uncoloured, professionally tipped in, new mount Note: Published originally in Daniel Meissner’s Thesaurus philo-politicus, das ist: Politisches Schatzkaestlein, Frankfurt, 1623-26 (book 1) or 1627-31 (book 2). The work was reissued soon after with part 1 under the new title of Sciographia Cosmica (1637-38), and part 2 under the new title of Libellus Novus Politicus Emblematicus civitatum Pars, and was reissued again in 1678. £150-250

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£150-200 70 HC19/1 Glasgow - Smith, David Map of the city of Glasgow and suburbs. Edinburgh: R. Scott, 1821 [originally published by M.P. Fleming, 1807; the additional surveying for laying down the extension of the city and suburbs by David Smith to May 1821], linen-backed folding map in 36 sections, c.124 x 177cm, some slight browning, very small area (c.1”) painted in red and yellow, a few neat manuscript notes, with case £400-600

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71 HB773/12 Glasgow and Lanark - Charles Ross of Greenlaw A map of the shire of Lanark, by Charles Ross of Greenlaw & engraved

by Geo. Cameron. 1773. Large engraved map on 4 sheets, each sheet 76 x 54cm., hand-coloured in outline, inset plan of Glasgow, cream window mounts Note: After the Union with England (1707) new agricultural practices, which were in use in England, were increasingly taken up and implemented by Scottish landowning Estates. In effect the agricultural landscape was reshaped from irregular shapes plots or rigs (strips of land) into large rectangular or square fields, with well defined boundaries, thereby making the land easier to work and also making it more productive. This was of course of benefit to the landowners more than to the tenants and workers of the land.

The key to making these changes/improvements to land management was an accurate and detailed survey of the land belonging to the landowner showing pertinent details of the landscape and noting relevant details which may affect the productivity or use of the land. In addition to producing large scale ‘Estate Plans’ solely for the landowners use, surveyors often surveyed adjoining land in the hope of securing commissioners from neighbouring landowners.

Charles Ross of Greenlaw, (near Paisley), had training as a factor on the Hawkhead estate, and it would appear that his surveying skills were sufficient for him to be regarded as a surveyor from 1744, drawing plans for several of the local noblemen and gentry, including Sir James Colquhoun of Luss.

[D. Moir. The Early Maps of Scotland, vol. 1 p. 114-123; vol. 2, p.149.] £3,000-4,000

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72 HC549/1 Hay, John, (1758-1836, horticulturalist & garden designer) - Balnagown Castle watercolour and manuscript plan Original watercolour and ink manuscript plan, entitled “Plan of Improvements on the New Garden at Balnagown Castle, drawn from Ideas suggested by General Wemyss, John Hay, 1814”, 635 x 400mm., showing the proposed layout with orangery, grape houses, pine shed, mushroom house, gardener’s lodge, melon ground, forcing pit, melon-pit, melon and cucumber frames, stock holes, hotwall to be covered with glass for peaches, hotwall for the finest French pears, sun-dial, &c.

Note: John Hay, 1758-1836, was a leading landscape designer in Scotland, who designed gardens for Castle Semple Park, Newhailes, Alnwick Castle, and Archerfield at Dirleton.

Charles McIntosh’s The Practical Gardener, and Modern Horticulturalist, 1839, refers to work by John Hay on the gardens of Lord Rosebery and the Earl of Camperdown. ”Division between gardeners, nursery-men and garden designers was vague at this time and often overlapped. In Edinburgh John Hay was best known for combining these several roles. His skills are to be found catalogued in an advertisement appearing in the Edinburgh Evening Courant in 1812 and reveal a versatile and competent man of parts.”

[Connie Byrom. The pleasure grounds of Edinburgh New Town, in Garden History, vol. 23, No. 1, 1995.] £700-1,000 73 HC728/3 Hondius, Jodocus - Turkey Natoliae sive Asia Minor, [Amsterdam?, c.1609 or later], rolled map, hand-coloured, c.48 x 58cm, French text to verso £250-300

75 HC701/23 Isle of Skye, Kyleakin Gillespie, James, architect - Bell, John, engraver Plan of the proposed town of Kyleakin, (in the Island of Skye) on the property of The Right Honorable Alexander Wentworth Lord MacDonald, 1810, c.56 x 40 cm to plate line, hand-coloured, framed and glazed, some soiling, tear to lower margin, closed tear of c.10cm, some wrinkling to paper; [Idem] - R. & D. Havell, engravers View of the town and harbour of Kyleakin in the Island of Skye. [London]: August, 1812, c.45 x 57cm, hand-coloured, framed and glazed, a little soiling, creasing and wear (2) Note: Account records show that Gillespie’s Plan of the proposed town of Kyleakin first commanded a printing run of 300 impressions of the engraving, of which this appears to be one.

74 HB773/9 Isle of Mull - Aros and Tobermory - Estate plan by William Blackman [?]

Plan of the Estates of Aros & Tobermory, the property of Alexander Crawford. Edinburgh: Schenck & McFarlane, lithographers, 1847. Handcoloured lithograph map, 66 x 50.5cm, cream window mount, VERY RARE, [Moir, D. The Early Maps of Scotland, vol. 2, County maps - Argyle, NOT LISTED]

£300-400

£300-400

£400-500

76 HB773/11 Kintyre, Argyll - George Langlands & Son A map of the District of Kantyre in Argyllshire. [Campbeltown], 1793.

[The Northern section only of the map], two sheets joined measuring 61 x 79cm., map engraved by Bell and Crichton, hand-coloured in outline, cream window mount

77 FD326/106 Laurie, Robert and James Whittle Laurie and Whittle’s new chart of the Indian and Pacific Oceans between the Cape of Good Hope, New Holland and Japan. London, 1800. Two sheets joined as one, backed on linen, small split at fold £800-1,200

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78 HD568/3 McGill, Donald, watercolour; and a collection of prints “ I hope it snows, I hope it blows, from Dundee to Dover”, original watercolour by McGill of grumpy man leaving the seaside, 213 x 160mm., and a collection of prints including hand-coloured lithograph of Stirling Castle by Swarbreck, 1837; hand-coloured aquatint of The Island of Staffa by William Daniell, 1817; 9 mounted topographical engravings, & 8 coloured Jorrocks prints

82 HC536/1 Philadelphia - Carwitham, John [after George Heap] An east perspective view of the city of Philadelphia, in the province of Pennsylvania, in North America; taken from the Jersey Shore. London: Bowles & Carver, [n.d., but 1794 imprint?], c.27 x 42cm to plate line, hand-coloured, framed and glazed

£100-200

83 HB268/10 Schatz, B. Figures and animals, [c.1953], screenprint with hand-colouring, 34 x 24cm., paper discolouration

79 FD326/102 Moll, Herman A new and correct map of the world laid down according to the newest discoveries. London, c.1730. Hand-coloured twin hemispherical map, hand-coloured in outline, laid down on linen, 570 x 975mm., small split/tear at lower fold, very slight loss lower right £700-1,000 80 FD326/109 Owen, W.E. Island and ports of Monbaza by Capt. W.E. Owen of H.M.S. Leven, manuscript map of Mombasa on linen, 490 x 690mm., water handcoloured, spotted, corner portion cut away £500-1,000 81 FD326/104 Palairet, Jean A new and accurate map of the world, drawn from the latest observations. A.D. 1770. London: Carrington Bowles, [1770], twinhemispherical engraved world map, hand-coloured in outline, laid down on linen, 500 x 728mm., tears, mostly marginal, one extending into Australia, slightly dust-soiled £150-200

£150-250

£100-200 84 HB548/2 Scotland & Canterbury, 2 framed maps Hole, William - Mercator, Gerard Scotia regnum, [Amsterdam?, after 1610], c.26 x 32cm to plate line, hand-coloured, framed and glazed; Norden, John - Kip, William Cantium quod nunc Kent, [London, 1637?], c.29x39cm to plate line, hand-coloured, framed and glazed (2) £150-200 85 HC11/31 Scotland - Sussex - 3 maps Mercator, Gerard Scotia regnum, [Amsterdam, after 1610], c.44 x 56cm, some hand-colouring, French text on verso, framed and glazed; Kip, William Sussexia, [London, c.1610?], c.23 x 40cm, hand-coloured, framed and glazed; Bowen, Emanuel An accurate map of the county of Sussex. London: Robert Sayer/ John Bowles/ Carington Bowles, [c.1760], c.56 x 72cm, a little hand-colouring, framed and glazed (3) £300-400 86 HD565/4 The Royal Family - engravings Portraits of the Royal Family in penmanship. [Hemm Oliver & Co., Nottingham, 1831]. Folio, 8 engraved plates with tissue guards, original blue wrappers with label to upper cover, contains 4pp. Prospectus £100-200

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87 HB804/1 Thomson, John A new general atlas. Edinburgh [1817]. Large folio, 51 (of 74) doublepage hand-coloured engraved maps, contemporary half calf, also lacking title, dedication and folding plate, some tears, splits, soiling, dampstains, very worn; sold not subject to return £700-900 88 FD326/105 Vaugondy, Robert de Mappemonde ou description du globe terrestre. Paris: Srs. Robert & A. Boudet, 1752. Twin hempispherical engraved world map, hand-coloured in outline, backed on linen, 510 x 730mm., small split at fold, slight dustsoiling £200-300 89 HB773/3 Von Reilly, Franz J.J. - 4 maps of Scotland, comprising: Great Britain and Ireland; Scotland; North Scotland; South Scotland, 35 x 28cm., engraved maps, hand-coloured, cream window mounts (4) £200-300 90 HB773/6 Von Reilly, Franz J.J. - 4 maps, comprising: Islay, Jura, Skye, & Mull Engraved maps, hand-coloured in outline, on white paper, 30 x 37cm., cream window mounts (4) £180-220 91 HB773/5 Von Reilly, Franz J.J. - Arran, Shetland & Mull Engraved maps, on blue paper, hand-coloured in outline, 30 x 37cm., cream window mounts (3) £200-300 92 HB773/4 Von Reilly, Franz J.J. - Barra, Lewis, & Uist Barra; Lewis, engraved maps on blue paper, Uist, engraved map on white paper; hand-coloured in outline, 37 x 30cm., cream window mounts (3)

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£100-150 93 HB773/7 Von Reilly, Franz J.J. - Shetland, Orkney, Shetland and Orkney Engraved maps, hand-coloured in outline, on white paper, 37 x 30 - 42 x 29cm., cream window mounts (3) £100-150 94 HC812/2 Wales - Carnarvon - Speed, John Caernarvon, John Sudbury and George Humbell, 1610; hand-coloured engraved map, inset view of Carnarvon and Bangor; 413 x 540mm. £200-250 95 HC812/3 Wales - Merionethshire - 5 maps, including Speed, John Merionethshire described 1610, George Humble, [1611], hand-coloured engraved map, inset view of Harlech, 441 x 523mm., English text on verso; Saxton, Christopher & William Kip. Merionith comitatus olim pars ordovicum. [London, 1637], Hand-coloured engraved map, 315 x 380mm.; Seller, John Merionethshire. [1773-87], hand-coloured engraved map with text below, page size 220 x 151mm., Weller, F.S. Merioneth. [c.1890]. coloured map, 225 x 183mm.; Owen, John & E. Bowen Strip road map [Machenleth], hand-coloured engraved map, 186 x 121mm. (5) £200-250

96 HC812/1 Wales - Ortelius, Abraham &- Humphrey Lhuyd Cambriae typus. [Antwerp, 1573 or later], hand-coloured engraved map, 384 x 511mm., German text on verso, variant A Note: Cambriae Typus is the first printed map to show Wales as a separate region. £400-500 97 HB555/1 Waterloo - Lieutenant Tyler’s map The battle of Waterloo taken on the spot after the action of 18th June 1815, 44 x 27cm, dedicated to HRH the Duke of York by Lieutenant T Tyler, 2nd Guards Brigade, copperplate engraving with original hand colouring44 x 27cm £500-700 98 HC728/2 Wells, Edward A new map of the north part of antient Africa. [London or Oxford, early eighteenth century], rolled map, c.45 x 55cm £300-400

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99 HB789/8 Children’s and Illustrated, a collection including Meteyard, Sidney H. The golden legend. 4to, limited to 250 copies, signed by the author, 25 coloured mounted plates, original pictorial vellum gilt, t.e.g., uncut, lacks ties, binding lightly soiled; Ransome, Arthur Secret water. 1939. First edition, dust-jacket frayed with some loss; Lewis, C.S. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. [N.d.], original cloth, faded; and 8 other children’s books (11)

102 HB808/1 Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the philosopher’s stone. London: Bloomsbury, 1997.

First paperback edition, first issue with strike-line reading 10-1 on imprint page, ‘1 wand’ mentioned twice on p.53 and ‘Philosopher’s’ spelt ‘Philospher’s’ on lower wrapper, 8vo, some wear and tears to covers with loss, child’s ownership inscription to dedication leaf, some dampstaining to half-title and upper cover, a little light dust-soiling and browning

£150-250

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100 HD559/51 Meggendorfer, Lothar International circus. London: H. Grevel & Co., [1889?] 33.5 x 22.5cm, comprising eight chromolithographed concertina panels (6 pop-up images), first pop-up lacking figure of man riding a jumping horse, in the second pop-up the red rim has been trimmed from clown’s hoop, the fifth pop-up lacks the acrobats’ props and sections of limbs, the sixth pop-up is lacking the female acrobat and the male acrobat’s hand, fourth panel becoming detached, a little soiling, some wear and rubbing, some pencil scribbles to upper cover

103 HC628/10 Whitworth, Geoffrey The child’s ABC of the war. London: George Allen & Unwin, 1914. 4to, coloured illustrations by Stanley North, original pictorial boards Note: Very rare, only 5 copies located in UK libraries on Copac. £200-300

Note: Munich-born illustrator, Lothar Meggendorfer (1847-1925) created and published some 200 movable books. His Internationaler Zircus has been called the ‘most stunning’ of these titles. £200-400 101 HB813/13 Rackham, Arthur, illustrator - Ingoldsby, Thomas The Ingoldsby legends. London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1907. 4to, plates, original green cloth gilt; Rackham, Arthur, illustrator - Shakespeare, William A midsummer night’s dream. London: William Heinemann, 1908. 4to, 40 plates, rebound in blue half morocco gilt; Rackham, Arthur, illustrator - Goldsmith, Oliver The vicar of Wakefield. London: George G. Harrap & Company Limited, 1929. 4to, paper wrappers, plates, with compliments slip from the Riverside Press, Edinburgh; Heath-Robinson, W., illustrator - Shakespeare, William A midsummer night’s dream. London: Constable & Co., 1914. 4to, 12 plates, original quarter buckram (4) £350-400

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106 HB809/7 Four 17th century books, 2 in red morocco, including Veratius, J. Conciones et Orationes. Amsterdam: D. Elsevir, 1672, 12mo, red morocco gilt, from the library of Talleyrand (bought at Leigh & Sotheby’s), g.e.; Aulus Gellius Noctes Atticae.

Amsterdam: J. Janson a Waeseberge, 1666.

12mo, contemporary vellum; Valerius Maximus Dictorum factorumque memorabilium. Amsterdam: L. Elsevir, 1650.

16mo, 18th century red morocco gilt, g.e.; and a French devotional work (4) £150-200

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107 HB809/1 French & Dutch almanacs Calendrier de la cour. Paris: Doux-Hérissant, 1824 & 1825. 12mo, both red morocco gilt, g.e.; Almanach van vernuft smaak en kunst.

Amsterdam: J. van Gulik, 1806. 12mo, engraved title & 6 double-page engraved plates, red morocco gilt; [Binding] L’ordinaire de la messe. Paris, Gruel, 1896. Tall 8vo, brown morocco binding by Gruel, green silk endpapers; [Calendar] Early 19th century French calendar, year not given, backed onto 6 tall thin cards loosely inserted into metal frame, with label on verso, Mad. Heysch, Strasbourg (5) £100-150

104 HB804/2 Czech history - Bohemian uprising, 1620 Joscher, Wilhelm [sometimes attributed to Jakob Keller] [Fürstl: Anhaltische gehaimbe Cantzley] Cancellaria secreta Anhaltina, id est, occulta consilia, inaudita proposita, periculosae adinventiones, & prodigiosae machinationes: capitum ac directorum unionis correspondentium In Germania, occasione Rebellionis Bohemicae ad eiusdem Coronae...

[N.p.], 1621. Small 4to, contemporary vellum, text block detached, some holes affecting text in places, browned throughout, joints splitting, spine damaged £150-250 105 HB268/44 Fabre, J. R. Auguste La Calédonie, ou la guerre nationale... Paris: Firmin Didot..., Bossange..., Delaunay..., 1823.

8vo, contemporary calf in gilt and blind by Bradel with his label, gilt initials ‘P.B.’ to covers, gilt doublures, some foxing, occasional light soiling, a few ink marks to p.305, erased inscription to title-page, a little rubbing, slight discolouration to spine, slipcase Provenance: Mortimer Schiff’s red morocco gilt booklabel (sold by Sotheby’s on 5th July 1938, lot 784); J.R. Abbey’s green morocco gilt booklabel (sold by Sotheby’s on 20th June 1967, lot 1846).

108 HB810/3 Genova - Giuseppe, Ratti Carlo Descrizione delle pitture, scolture et architetture ecc. che trovansi in alcune città, borgi e castelli delle due Riviere dello Stato Ligure. Genova: Iune Gravier, 1780. 8vo, folding plan & 66 plates, contemporary calf £200-250 109 HB268/49 Horst, Jakob Precationes medicorum piae. Helmstädt: [Jacobus Lucius], 1585. Small 12mo, folding table, each page with woodcut border, contemporary North German vellum binding with initials IBDCGHMG and gilt image of the Christ Child to upper cover, with the date 1585 to lower cover and gilt image of the resurrected Christ with the letters VDMIE (Verbum Domini manet in eternum), gauffred edges dyed red, green silk ties (three ties lacking), small repair to f.45 affecting engraved area and some letters, letters occasionally obscured by small stains, some tarnishing, rubbing and slight worming to covers [USTC 686325]

110 HB268/25 Josephus, Flavius [Guerra de Guidei.] “De bello judaico in lingua Toscana.” Florence: Filippo Giunta, 1512. Folio, ff.146, modern half vellum over morocco, some dampstaining and other slight soiling, some worming to fol.24 slightly affecting text [USTC 836532] £500-800 111 FC863/3 La Fayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, Comtesse de La princesse de Monpensier. Paris: Louis Billaine, 1662. 8vo (141 x 79mm.), half-title (between preliminaries and start of text), woodcut emblem on title-page, remboitage of contemporary French red morocco gilt with arms of Louis XIV, spine richly gilt in compartments with lettering-piece, gilt dentelles, marbled endpapers, edges gilt, A1 soiled Note: First edition, published anonymously.

Separated from her husband in 1659, Mme de La Fayette settled in Paris, where she enjoyed the friendship of Madame Henriette, sister of Charles II of England and wife of the duc d’Orléans, brother of Louis XIV. One of Mme de La Fayette’s principal romances, La Princesse de Montpensier constitutes a study of a political marriage void of love, which ends tragically.

The privilege states that it was originally granted to Augustin Courbé, and was then passed by him to Thomas Jolly and Billaine, who were associated with de Sercy. Copies of this first edition are found with imprints mentioning just one of each of these three printers; Jolly and Billaine use the same device on the title-page, whereas de Sercy uses his own. £2,000-3,000

Provenance: J.R. Abbey’s morocco gilt booklabel (sold by Sotheby’s on 20th June 1967, lot 1926) £1,000-1,500

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112 HB809/6 Manutius, Aldus, the Younger De Quaesitis per epistolam, libri III. Venice: [Aldine Press], 1576. 8vo, 3 parts in one volume, late 19th century red morocco by Capé, with gilt Aldine anchor devices at centre of covers, g.e. bookplate of Warrington Municipal Library to front paste-down endpaper, also armorial bookplate of Thomas Brooke to first free endpaper, some slight rubbing [USTC 840387] £300-400

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113 HB268/43 Sainte-Beuve, Charles-Augustin Livre d’amor, ou folasteries du vieux temps. Paris: Louis Janet (de l’imprimerie de Firmin Didot), [1843?] 8vo, 6 hand-coloured engraved plates, publisher’s binding comprising hand-coloured engravings laiddown onto gilt-paper boards, slipcase with hand-coloured engravings, some foxing, slight rubbing

116 HD574/3 Terentius Afer, Publius Comoediae omnes, cum absolutis commentariis Aeli Donati. Venice: Girolamo Scoto, 1569. Folio, [20], 380; title with woodcut device, woodcut initials, woodcuts in text, early 20th century vellum-backed boards, one or two headlines trimmed, occasional slight worming, corners of title neatly repaired, [USTC 858775, (15 copies, all in Italy)]

Provenance: J.R. Abbey’s red morocco gilt booklabel to paste-down endpaper, Sotheby’s sale 20th June 1967, lot 1992

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£700-1,000 114 HB268/26 Schmid, Christophe - Louis Friedel, translator into French - J.R. Abbey copy La veille de Noël. Tours: Ad Mame et Cie..., 1848. Sixth edition, 12mo, frontispiece, blue calf gilt, some foxing Provenance: Ownership signature of Louise de la Foiterie; J. R. Abbey’s blue morocco gilt booklabel to paste-down endpaper (sold by Sotheby’s on 20th June 1967, lot 1992, with another book ) £100-150 115 HB268/45 Terentius Afer, Publius Comoediae sex. Leiden: Elzevir, 1635. 12mo, engraved title-page, dark blue morocco gilt by Derome le jeune with his label, g.e., gilt doublures, pink silk endpapers Provenance: Arthur Atherley armorial bookplate to silk endpaper; Mortimer L. Schiff’s red morocco gilt booklabel (sold by Sotheby’s 7th December 1938, lot 1723, note to rear freeendpaper); J.R. Abbey’s red morocco gilt booklabel, with his note ‘JA 1957’ to rear freeendpaper (sold by Sotheby’s 21st June 1967, lot 2191) £1,000-1,500

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HISTORY & MILITARY 117 HB261/22 [Balcanquhall, Walter], for King Charles I A large declaration concerning the late tumults in Scotland... London: printed by Robert Young, His Majesties [sic.] Printer for Scotland, 1639.

Small folio, later morocco, bookplate, dampstaining and repairs (affecting text from pp.411-end) [ESTC S116832]; and another copy lacking portrait; Laurie, John Tables of simple and compound interest...

Edinburgh: W. Creech..., 1776. 8vo, contemporary calf [ESTC T147479, listing 4 copies in libraries in the British Isles] (3) Provenance: Ownership signature of Alexander Dunlop, 1684-1747, professor of Greek at the University of Glasgow; bookplate of Sir James Colquhoun £200-300 118 HA500/1 Barbour, John The life and acts of the most victorious conquerour Robert Bruce King of Scotland. Edinburgh: G. Lithgow, 1648. 8vo, early nineteenth century gilt, title in excellent pen facsimile, upper joint cracked, without initial blank leaf, [ESTC R010753; Wing B712] £200-250 119 HD538/1 Beza, Theodore de Icones id est verae imagines. Geneva: Jean I de Laon, 1580. Small 4to, contemporary vellum, bookplate of Johann Michaelis à Loen, lacking pp.2 & 3 [USTC 450822] £500-800 120 HB778/4 Coronation Album, Queen Elizabeth II London: The Collector’s Book Club, 1953. Oblong folio, number 216 of 252 copies, mounted photographs, blue morocco with crowned ER monogram and 1953 on upper cover, g.e., binding somewhat marked

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£100-200 121 HB792/1 English military discipline An abridgment of the English military discipline. London: printed by Charles Bill..., 1686. 8vo [ESTC R9769, listing 5 copies in libraries in the British Isles and 6 copies in North American libraries]; [bound with] Rules and articles for the better government of His Majesties land-forces in pay during this present rebellion. London: printed by Charles Bill..., 1685. 8vo [ESTC R223873, listing only one copy of this printing]; contemporary calf with gilt tooling to spine, fine copy internally with a couple of small spots, contained in hand-made velvet lined case crafted from an album £800-1,200 122 HB811/1 Erskine, John An institute of the law of Scotland in four books. Edinburgh: John Bell, 1773. 2 volumes in one, 4to, contemporary calf, joints split, some rubbing [ESTC N7729] £200-300 123 HC628/5 Fortescue Aland, Sir John The difference between an absolute and limited monarchy. London: E. Parker & T. Ward, 1714. 8vo, [16], 82, [4], 148, [4], contemporary panelled calf, head and tail of spine worn Note: Reputed to be the earliest work in English on constitutional history. £200-300

124 HD565/3 Guicciardini, Francesco The historie of Guicciardin... London: Richard Field, 1599. Folio in sixes, later half calf, lacking final blank, a previous owner’s inscription relating to the history of the book to first blank (loose), erased ownership notes to title-page, occasional small holes to text affecting a few letters, some browning [ESTC S120758] £400-500 125 LT2015/24 Hay, Peter An advertisement to the subjects of Scotland, of the fearful dangers threatned to Christian States; and namely, to Great Britain, by the ambition of Spayne... Aberdene [sic.]: printed by Edward Raban, 1627.

4to, eighteenth century half calf, bookplate of Catherine Kinnear, lacking two initial leaves, corner of pp.33-34 torn away not affecting text, a few other tears, dampstaining, corners rubbed [ESTC S118431] £150-250 126 HB268/29 Hayward, Sir John The first part of the life and raigne of King Henrie the IIII. London: John Wolfe, 1599. [i.e. 1629]. First edition, with the final blank, 18th century half russia, rubbed, [ESTC S103910] £100-150

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127 HB276/4 Heraldry - Brydson, Thomas - illustrated presentation copies A summary view of heraldry... London: Nicol, Egerton, Edwards..., 1795.

8vo, ‘To Andrew Stuart M.D. from the Author’ to first free endpaper and bookplate of Stuart of Torrance, watercolour scene depicting ruins, a river and heraldic shield to additional free endpaper, contemporary calf gilt, rubbed; and another copy without presentation but with watercolour to additional free endpaper with watercolour depicting a heraldic shield and the arms of Scotland with a crown encircled by the motto: Fax mentis Honestae Gloria (2) £150-200 128 HB813/10 Whaling - Manby, George William Reminiscences. [Yarmouth: several copies printed by Sloman but work unpublished, 1839?] 8vo, cloth, ownership? signature dated August ‘39 above title, without title-page (gatherings beginning at signature B), hinges splitting Provenance: The book is accompanied by a manuscript note reading: “This work never was completed or published - was the printer’s own copy./ D. Turner had only “A sort of the rough proof sheets. Sold at the sale of his library May 1889. Lot 1121 - and one copy bound lot. 721 in catalogue.”

Note: Only two copies listed on Copac. George William Manby (17651854) was born in Norfolk, the son of a captain in the Welsh Fusiliers.

George Manby himself attained the rank of captain in the Cambridgeshire Militia. Upon moving to Clifton, near Bristol, Manby dedicated himself to literary pursuits. He produced a pamphlet entitled An Englishman’s Reflections on the Author of the present Disturbances in 1803, looking into the possibility of a Napoleonic invasion, and was subsequently appointed to the position of barrack-master at Yarmouth by the Secretary of War. Manby subsequently began to invent maritime and lifesaving apparatus. In order to test a new harpoon, Manby travelled to Greenland in 1821, publishing his Journal of a Voyage to Greenland the following year. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1831. £1,000-1,200 129 HB276/6 Mary Queen of Scots and the Stuarts - Anderson, James Collections relating to the history of Mary Queen of Scotland. Edinburgh: James Watson, 1727-8. 2 volumes bound as one, volumes 1 & 2 only, covers detached, final page torn [ESTC T133808]; Cust, Lionel - Scharf, Sir George Notes on authentic portraits of Mary Queen of Scots.

London: John Murray, 1903. 4to, original vellum gilt; Pinkerton, John The history of Scotland from the accession of the House of Stuart to that of Mary.. . London: C. Dilly, 1797. 4to, volume 1 only, portrait, original boards [ESTC T95226]; Burlington, Charles The modern universal British traveller... London: J. Cooke, [1779]. Folio, frontispiece, 2 maps and 103 (of 105) plates, contemporary half calf rebacked, some tears and wear to maps and plates, plate of Westminster Abbey lacking section, covers rubbed (5) £200-250

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130 HD575/7 Montfaucon, Bernard de Antiquity explained, and represented in sculptures, translated by David Humphreys. London: J. Tonson & J. Watts, 1721-22. First edition in English, 5 volumes, [without the Supplement], folio, 320 engraved plates (complete for set without Supplement), contemporary diced calf, some spotting, slightly rubbed, head of volume 2 and head and tail of volume 5 worn £400-600 131 HC529/3 Plutarch The lives of the noble Grecians and Romaines, compared together...

London: printed by Richard Field, 1612 - [1610]. Folio, 2 parts in one volume, contemporary calf gilt, lacking A1 (blank), final leaf repaired with large amount of loss, some small burn and rust holes affecting several words, some soiling and staining obscuring text, covers rubbed and cracking [ESTC S115994] £300-400

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132 HB813/12 Polska Lotnicza - Poland Air Polska lotnicza. Warsaw: Glówna Ksiegarnia Wojskowa, 1937. 4to, 10 coloured etchings signed ‘Girs-Barcz’ in pencil, 11 (of 12?) portraits, 3 facsimile letters on two leaves, photomontages throughout, original blue cloth with black and gilt decoration, some spotting and slight soiling, pp.274 to end a little chewed at edges, slight bending to covers, sold not subject to return £200-300 133 HD566/1 Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders Historical records of the... Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1909-62. 7 volumes, large 8vo, plates, maps (5 in pocket of volume 3), original green cloth gilt, spine of volume 4 slightly faded and short tears at head, bookplates £200-300 134 HB268/27 Raleigh, Sir Walter Judicious and select essayes and observations. London: Humphrey Mosele, 1650. 8vo, portrait, 8pp. advert leaves not mentioned by the ESTC, later period style blindstamped calf, some light foxing [ESTC R9599] £500-700 135 HD565/5 Schomberg, Alexander Wilmot Practical remarks and observations on building, rigging, arming and equipping His Majesty’s ships of war. London: Longman, Rees..., 1832.

8vo, half-title, contemporary morocco gilt with gilt doublures over blue watered silk endpapers, withdrawn library bookplate of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, some rubbing; Stevens, John Harvey, Captain Some description of the methods used in pointing guns at sea. London: John Murray, 1834. 8vo, 4 plates, contemporary blue morocco gilt, withdrawn library bookplate of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, some rubbing (2) £300-400 136 HD582/8 Scots Magazine, The Containing a general view of the religion, politics, entertainment &c. in Great Britain. Volumes 1-62. Edinburgh: Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1739-1800, 8vo, 95 engraved plates, maps and plans (of 105), some folding, [the lacking plates being Scottish views], volumes 1-15 contemporary half calf, 16-62 contemporary calf, armorial bookplates of William McCombie of Easterskene and Lynturk, red morocco lettering pieces, volume 1 worn, a few rubbed; sold as a periodical not subject to return, [further details on missing plates available on request] Note: A very attractive run of The Scots Magazine.

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creation of the new Scottish Parliament. It was first published on 9th February 1739, as a 48-page pamphlet, priced sixpence monthly, and was edited and printed in Edinburgh.

Volume 21, for 1759, details the skirmish between the English and the French that led to the burning of Fort Duquesne in late November, 1758, and the renaming of the settlement after William Pitt as “Pittsburgh”.

The woodcut map in the text is considered to be the first published map showing Pittsburgh renamed.

Volume 38, for 1776, reports “The Congress, on the 4th of July, declared the colonies independent states” and reproduces in full the Declaration of Independence (p.433-436).

Volume 53, for 1791, contains the account of the first British settlement in Australia, with “Extracts of letters of Governor Phillip, dated Sydney Cove, Feb. 13 1790, giving an account of the proceedings of the Colony at Botany Bay”.

A letter from John Grant booksellers, dated 20 June 1945, loosely inserted in volume 2, notes that “the scarce portion of “The Scots Magazine” runs from about 1810 to the termination in 1826”.

A full collation of the plates and maps is available on request. £2,000-2,500

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137 HB811/2 Scottish church history - The Beast is Wounded [Amsterdam]: Printed [by Richt Right Press] in the yeare that the Bishops has their downefall in Scotland [i.e. 1638]. Small 4to, 24pp., lacking covers, cropping to upper, and occasionally lower, margins with some loss of text, tears to inner margins of pp.17-24 slightly affecting text £150-200 138 HB813/5 Scottish history, 11 books, including [Knox, John] The history of the reformation of the Church of Scotland. Edinburgh: to be printed by Thomas Lumisden and John Robertson, 1731. 4to, several pages lacking and torn, with loss to text [ESTC N33097]; Arnot, Hugo A collection and abridgement of celebrated criminal trials in Scotland...

Edinburgh, 1785. 4to; Burnet, Gilbert The memoires of the lives and actions of James and William Dukes of Hamilton... London, 1677. Folio, lacking portrait and other leaves [ESTC R15331]; [Stewart, James] The trial of James Stewart. Edinburgh, 1753. 8vo, modern blue morocco, lacking three final leaves [ESTC T130236]; Johnston, G. Harvey The heraldry of the Murrays. Edinburgh, 1910. 4to, one of 125 copies, original half vellum; Henry, the Minstrel, attr. The life surprising adventures and heroic actions of Sir William Wallace, 1770. 12mo, portrait, contemporary calf , browned [ESTC T170663]; Gunning, [Susannah] A letter from Mr. Gunning addressed to His Grace the Duke of Argyll. Dublin, 1791. 8vo, inscription to title-page reads presented to the Dublin Library Society by [?], later cloth, final page repaired with loss [ ESTC T132677]; Patten, Robert The history of the rebellion... London, 1717. Second edition, 8vo, final page of preface with around 60 percent loss, contemporary calf; Macpherson, John Critical dissertations on the origin, antiquities, language, government, manners, and religion of the ancient Caledonians... London, 1768. 4to, additional advertisement leaf, modern half calf [ESTC T96376]; and 2 more, sold not subject to return (11) £800-1,000 139 HD566/6 Scottish history, a collection of 9 volumes including Douglas, Sir Robert The baronage of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1798. Folio, volume 1 [all published], contemporary calf, rebacked, edges worn; Hooker, Sir W.J. Perthshire illustrated. London: A. Fullarton, 1844. 4to, additional engraved title, frontispiece & 62 plates, contemporary maroon half morocco, slight spotting, slight dust-soiling, rubbed, small stamp to title corner; Johnston, publishers The tartans of the clans and septs of Scotland. 1906. 2 volumes, 8vo, limited to 500 copies, coloured plates, red half morocco, t.e.g., a few plates reinserted, slightly rubbed; Warren, Duncan, editor] More Culloden papers. Inverness: R. Carruthers, 1923.

5 volumes, 4to, 14 plates, original cloth, bindings dampstained (9) £200-300 140 HD582/2 Skene, Sir John Regiam Majestatem. The auld lawes and constitutions of Scotland.

Edinburgh: T. Finlason, 1609. Folio, 2 parts in one volume, woodcut initials and ornaments, contemporary vellum, [ESTC S117424 ], some wear to one yapp edge, hinges broken £200-250 141 HB773/1 Society of Antiquaries of Scotland - Archaeologia Scotica, or transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: printed for the Society, 1792-1857. 4 volumes, including volume 3 Appendix, 4to, full calf gilt, red and black title and volume labels, raised bands; uniformly bound with Smellie, William Account of the Institution and progress of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: Sold at the Museum of the Society, 1782. Together 5 volumes, occasional spotting, A VERY FINELY BOUND SET £700-900

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142 HD582/6 Somerville, James, Eleventh Lord - Red morocco binding Memorie of the Somervilles; being a history of the Baronial House of Somerville. Edinburgh: A. Constable [&c.], 1815. 2 volumes, 8vo, 11 engraved plates (lacking Distant view of the Pavilion at Alwyn, but with View of Melrose Abbey bound in at p.486 vol.2), folding genealogy, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e., some spotting, slightly rubbed £150-200 143 HB809/4 Statutes relating to high treason A collection of the several statutes, and parts of statutes, now in force relating to high treason, and misprision of high treason. London: printed

by Charles Bell, and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb, Printers to the Queens most Excellent Majesty, 1709. 2 parts in one volume, 12mo, contemporary black morocco with gilt embossed arms of Queen Anne to covers, gilt tooling, g.e., bookplate, a few library blindstamps, a few small rust-spots, a little rubbing [ESTC T136807] £200-250 144 HB813/14 Stevenson, Robert An account of the Bell Rock light-house. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable & Co., 1824. 4to, 23 plates but lacks plate 18, covers lacking, some spotting, some fire damage with loss to lower left corner of plates £100-150 145 HD567/1 Stuart, Charles Edward, James and Henry - Cromwell - Protectorate An Act for renouncing and disanulling the pretended title of Charles Stuart &c. London: printed by Henry Hills and John Field, 1656 [ie. 1657], broadside in two sheets (versos blank), each 325 x 220mm, woodcut seal of the Commonwealth, woodcut initial, [Wing E1063; ESTC R211925 - 11 copies in UK, one in USA], central horizontal folds, light browning, contemporary ink note at top right Note: As well as renouncing the claims of Charles, James and Henry Stuart, the act judges it treasonable for any person to “attempt the reviving or setting up of any pretended right, title or claim of the said Charles Stuart, James Stuart, Henry Stuart...” £300-400

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148 HB804/3 Younger, William [A brief view of the late troubles and confusions in England, begun and occasioned by a prevailing faction in the Long Parliament: deduced to the auspicious [sic] coming in of General Monck, and the most glorious and happy restitution of King Charles the Second. London: Robert Gibbs, 1660.] 8vo, contemporary calf, lacking A1 (title-page), pp.147-9 torn to upper right corner with some loss to text, ownership signatures to A2, final page verso and to p.148, annotations to adverts, some darkening and soiling, covers loose and worn [Rare: ESTC R204143 lists 3 copies in libraries in the British Isles and 7 copies in North American libraries] £200-300

147 146 HB773/2 Tytler, P.F. Tytler’s history of Scotland. London, 9 volumes, 4to, coloured titles, engraved plates and maps, 1 coloured, original cloth gilt £50-80 147 HA488/1 Westall, Richard Victories of the Duke of Wellington, from ‘Drawings By R. Westall, Rodwell and Martin’ by Thomas Davidson, London, England, 1819. Folio, engraved title and 12 hand-coloured plates, some offsetting from coloured plates to opposite pages Provenance: George Seton Veitch £300-500 147A HD574/5 Saxe, Maurice, Comte de Mes rêveries. Ouvrage posthume. Amsterdam & Leipzig: Desaint et Saillant, Durand, 1767. 2 volumes, 4to, 84 engraved plates and plans, some folding, contemporary mottled calf, rebacked and edges repaired

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LITERATURE 149 HB277/17 A collection of 16 books, including Lamy, Bernard The art of speaking. London: M. Pitt, 1676. First English edition, 8vo, with blank A1, and 3 leaves of advertisements at end, contemporary calf, marginal tear to A3, worn [ESTC R1142]; Angling - Samuel Taylor Angling in all its branches... London: T.N.Longman and O.Rees, 1800.

8vo, half-title, 3 advertisement leaves, original boards, some soiling, covers rubbed, chipping to spine [ESTC T112416]; Baretti, Joseph A dictionary of the English and Italian languages. London, 1787. 2 volumes, 4to, contemporary calf gilt, morocco labels, head and base of spines worn; Young, Arthur The idea of the present state of France. London, 1795. 8vo, wrappers, uncut; Algarotti, Count Letters, military and political. London, 1782. 8vo, original boards, uncut; Mason, George The life of Richard Earl Howe. London, 1803. 8vo, original boards, uncut; Erskine, Hon. Thomas A view of the causes and consequences of the present war with France. London, 1797. 8vo, wrappers, uncut; Heweston, W.B. History of Napoleon Bonaparte. London, 1818. 3 volumes, 8vo, 2 engraved titles (? only) and 27 plates, original boards, uncut; Robertson, W. The history of the reign of the Emperor Charles V. London, 2802. 4 volumes, 8vo, engraved frontispieces, contemporary calf gilt (16) £300-400

150 HB786/3 Adams, Douglas - 8 works The hitch hiker’s guide to the galaxy. London: Arthur Barker, 1979. First edition, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped but slightly bumped, spine faded, some very slight dampstaining, slight soiling to lower cover, slight soiling to p.93; [Idem] The restaurant at the end of the universe. London: Arthur Barker, 1980. First edition, 8vo, original green cloth gilt, dust-jacket; a little very light spotting; [Idem] Life the universe and everything. London: Arthur Barker, 1982. First edition, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt, some very slight occasional foxing; [Idem] So long, and thanks for all the fish. New York: Harmony Books, 1984. First US edition, 8vo, original black cloth gilt, chip to lower cover; [Idem] Mostly harmless. London: Heinemann, 1992. Fourth impression, 8vo, original grey cloth gilt, dust-jacket a little bumped with small tear; [Idem] Dirk Gently’s holistic detective agency. London: Heinemann, 1987. Second impression, 8vo, dust-jacket; [Idem] The long dark teatime of the soul. London: Heinemann, 1988. First edition, 8vo, dustjacket; and one other (8) £200-300

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151 HD565/7 Bindings - Byron & Ovid Byron, George Gordon, Lord Oeuvres. Paris: Furne, 1830. 6 volumes, 8vo, finely bound in later half morocco gilt, bookplates of George Clemence; ‘Ovid’ [Naso, Publius Ovidius] Opera... Oxford: Talboys & Wheeler/ London: Pickering, 1825. 5 volumes, 8vo, red half morocco; sold not subject to return (11) £180-220 152 HB810/1 Burns, Robert Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect. A new edition, which includes all the poems & songs in that printed at Edin.r in 1787... also.. an Appendix, containing his other Select pieces. Berwick upon Tweed: printed by H. Richardson, for J. White & Co., Boston, United States. America. 1801, 2 volumes, 12mo, additional engraved titles with vignette portrait, contemporary calf, rubbed, one cover detached £200-250 153 HB776/1 Burton, Richard F. - Arabian Nights The book of the thousand nights and a night. Printed by the Burton Club for Private Subscribers only, [c.1875]. Connoisseur edition, number 33 of 100 sets, 17 volumes, 8vo, engraved plates in two states, maroon half morocco gilt, spines gilt, t.e.g., others uncut (17) £700-1,000 154 HC634/1 Burton, Richard F. - Arabian Nights The book of the thousand nights and a night. London: H.S. Nichols Ltd., 1897. 12 volumes, 8vo, the Library Edition, red half morocco with gilt spines reading ‘Kamashastra Edition’ (12) £800-900

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155 HB786/2 Charteris, Leslie - ‘The Saint’, 33 books The first Saint omnibus, 1939; The Saint goes West, 1942; The Saint steps in, 1944; The Saint on guard, 1945; The Saint sees it through, 1947; Call for the Saint, 1948; Saint errant, 1949; The Saint in Europe, 1954; and another copy; The Saint on the Spanish main, 1956; The Saint around the world, 1957; The Saint to the rescue, 1961; Trust the Saint, 1962; and another copy; Señor Saint, 1959; The Saint in the sun, 1964; Vendetta for the Saint, 1965; The Saint and the fiction makers, 1969; Saints alive, [1974]; Catch the Saint, 1975; Count on the Saint, 1980; and another copy; all with dust-jackets; and 11 others, sold not subject to return (33) £300-400 156 HD529/12 Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1798. 2 volumes, 4to, edited by Thomas Tyrwhitt, engraved portrait, contemporary calf by Barratt of Oxford with his label, rubbed, joints split £100-150 157 HB268/54A Cruikshank, George George Cruickshank’s fairy library [Cinderella and the glass slipper. Hopo’ my-thumb. The history of Jack & the beanstalk]. London: David Bogue, [1854], 3 volumes, 8vo, 26 etched images on 18 plates by Cruickshank, uniformly bound in nineteenth-century calf gilt by Rivière, spines gilt in compartments, green morocco lettering-pieces, edges gilt, ownership inscription on front free endpaper, occasional slight spotting, covers slightly scuffed, joints slightly worn (3) £250-350

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162 HC20/1 Golding, William Lord of the flies. London: Faber and Faber Ltd., 1954. First edition, 8vo, contemporary brown calf gilt, a.e.g., lacking an initial leaf (blank or halftitle?), some occasional light foxing £200-400 163 HB268/32 Graves, Robert The pier-glass. London: Martin Secker, [1921]. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy, inscribed “Alice and Gideon Coghlan from Robert Graves, with every best wish, 1921 Boar’s Hill”, frontispiece, original patterned boards, uncut, head and base of spine worn 160

158 HB778/2 Dickens, Charles Master Humphrey’s clock. London: Chapman & Hall, 1840-41. 3 volumes, 8vo, frontispieces, original pictorial cloth, two spines torn; Dombey and Son. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1848. 8vo, additional title and 39 plates, errata leaf, contemporary red half morocco, rubbed; Little Dorrit.

Bradbury & Evans, 1857. 8vo, additional title & 39 plates, contemporary maroon half morocco, rubbed; The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. Chapman and Hall, 1839. 8vo, etched portrait and 39 etched plates by H.K. Browne “Phiz”, contemporary calf, slight offsetting, boards detached; Our mutual friend. Chapman and Hall, 1865. 2 volumes, 8vo, 40 plates, contemporary maroon half morocco; and Vanity Fair (1848), and an odd volume of the Newcomes (10)

£250-350 164 HB268/18 Grazzini, Antonio Francesco - D.H. Lawrence, translator The story of Doctor Manente. Florence: G. Orioli, [1929]. First edition, 8vo, number 18 of 200 copies signed by D.H. Lawrence, original boards, phoenix bookplate to front paste-down endpaper as is consistent with these copies, some bumping to corners, spine a little darkened £100-150 165 HB268/28 Hobsbaum, Philip, Professor of English Literature, University of Glasgow Typescript copies of articles/lectures by Professor Hobsbaum, on Marvell, Milton, Hart Crane, Emily Dickinson, Wallace Stevens, Shakespeare, Wordsworth, & Scott Fitzgerald, c.400 pages in all, & reprint of article from Studia Neophilologica, & 3 photocopies of articles

£250-350

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159 HC628/9 Eliot, T.S., 5 works, including Homage to John Dryden. Hogarth Press, 1927. Second impression, 8vo, original wrappers; Dante. Faber & Faber, 1929. 8vo, original boards, dust-jacket slightly discoloured & slightly chipped; Ash-Wednesday.

Faber & Faber, 1930. original cloth, dustwrapper chipped with some loss; Thoughts after Lambeth. Faber & Faber, 1931. 8vo, original wrappers, slightly chipped; Sweeney Agonistes. Faber & Faber, 1932.

8vo, original boards, dust-jacket slightly frayed and soiled (5)

166 HB813/9 Howell, James Paroimiographia. Proverbs.... London: printed by J.G., 1659. Folio, contemporary vellum, [ESTC R5378], lacking initial blank, lacking A1 or A2 in fourth section, page edges and corners of initial 22 leaves chipped with some loss to text, covers soiled, joints split £400-500

£150-200 160 HB268/46 Eliot, T.S., inscribed The cocktail party. London: Faber and Faber Ltd., 1950. 8vo, first edition, later state, signed and inscribed from T.S. Eliot to Sybil Colefax “with affectionate respects”, dated 9th March 1950, original cloth, printing error to lower corner of p.151, some fading Note: Apparently inscribed to the notable interior decorator, Sibyl, Lady Colefax (1874 – 22 September 1950). £800-1,000 161 HB786/5 Fleming, Ian - 3 works For your eyes only. London: Jonathan Cape, 1960. First edition, 8vo, original black cloth gilt with white eye motif to upper cover, dust-jacket price-clipped and a little worn and foxed to verso, ownership signature and bookseller’s price to front free-endpaper, occasional internal marking and slight foxing; [Idem] You only live twice. London: Jonathan Cape, 1964. First edition, 8vo, original black cloth with title in silver to spine and gilt Chinese lettering to upper cover, a little wear and slight foxing to dust-jacket, bookseller’s pencil notes to blurb, fore-edges foxed, shelf-lean; [Idem] The man with the golden gun. London: Jonathan Cape, 1965. First edition, 8vo, original black cloth gilt, price torn from dust-jacket, a little wear and a tear to dust-jacket, bookseller’s price in pencil to endpaper, occasional slight internal soiling (3) £350-450

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167 HB247/1 Johns, W.E., Captain - a collection of proof copies Worrals of the W.A.A.F., [1941]. Advance proof copy, a few small marks and corrections; Biggles in the Orient, [1944]. Proof copy, one correction; Worrals in the wastelands, [1948]. Proof copy, one correction; Worrals goes afoot, [1949]. Uncorrected proof copy, title translated into Swedish; Biggles in the Gobi, [1953]. Uncorrected proof copy; Return to Mars..., [1955]. Proof copy, some minor crossings out and small corrections, bottom of pp.29-30 torn; Now to the stars, [1956]. Proof copy, some small corrections; To outer space, [1957]. Proof copy, a few spelling and grammatical corrections; Biggles on the home front, [1957]. Proof copy, a few corrections; Biggles on mystery island, [1958]. Proof copy, a few corrections; all [London]: Hodder & Stoughton, 8vo, original paper covers apart from Biggles in the Orient, publishers’ stamps and bookplates, covers worn (10)

171 HB268/54 Lamb, Charles Album verses, with a few others. Edward Moxon, 1830. First edition, 8vo, inscribed at head of title “Emily Buffam, the gift of Charles Lambe Esq.”, engraved title vignette, with advertisement at back for Rogers’s “Italy,” original drab brown boards, in cloth slipcase, unidentified bookplate on front fixed endpaper, spotted, binding worn and lacking spine; Lamb, Charles [Another copy], contemporary calf gilt, lacking advertisement leaf, joints worn, some wear to extremities; Edgeworth, Richard Lovell and Maria Edgeworth. Essay on Irish bulls. For J. Johnson, 1802. First edition, 8vo, engraved head- and tail-pieces, contemporary half calf, nineteenth-century ownership inscription on front free endpaper, slightly spotted, extremities slightly worn (3)

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172 HB789/3 Literature, 4 volumes, comprising Pope, Alexander The new Dunciad. 1742. First edition, 4to, half calf gilt by Worsfold, t.e.g.; Waller, Edmund The works. London, 1729. 4to, engraved title, 2 plates, engraved head- and tail-pieces, contemporary calf, tear at head of title repaired, rebacked, spine gilt; [Darwin, Erasmus] The botanic garden, a poem. Dublin, 1793-96. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary tree calf gilt, morocco labels, bookplate of Madalene, Lady Agnew of Lochnaw, upper hinges cracking (4)

168 HD575/6 Johnson, Samuel A dictionary of the English language. London, 1799. Eighth edition, 2 volumes, 4to, engraved frontispiece, slightly offset onto title page, halftitles, contemporary calf, hinges split, head and foot of spine worn £200-300 169 HB789/4 Joyce, James Finnegan’s wake. London: Faber and Faber, 1939. First edition, 8vo, original russet cloth, others uncut, top edges stained yellow, small marks to lower cover £200-300 170 HB268/12 Kipling, Rudyard - William Strang Etched portrait of Kipling, inscribed at foot “Very sincerely yours, Rudyard Kipling, Oct. 1908”, 260 x 155mm., stuck down on card £250-350

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£200-300 173 HB789/6 Literature, a collection of 7 volumes including, Rakóczi, Basin Ivan Song book of Idiot Boy. Paris: L’enseigne du cerf blanc, [1953]. First edition, 8vo, number 56 of 300 copies signed by the author/artist, linoblocks, loose as issued in original wrapper; Rankin, Ian The flood.

Edinburgh, 1986. First [paperback] edition, original card covers, covers slightly discoloured; Burns, John Horne Lucifer with a book. London, 1949, original cloth, dust-jacket rubbed and faded; Fleming, Ian On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. 1963. First edition, original cloth; Mcaffrey, A. Dragonseye. Norwalk: Easton Press,1997. Number 322 of 1100 signed by the author, original leather gilt, g.e.; and 2 others (7) £200-300 174 HB776/2 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth The complete writings. Boston & New York: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1904, 11 volumes, 8vo, Edition de Luxe, coloured frontispiece, plates, grey morocco panelled in gilt by the Riverside Press, spines gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, blue morocco gilt doublures and watered silk endpapers, bookplates removed from free endpapers (11) £600-800

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175 HB268/30 MacBeth, George and Edward Lucie-Smith The Castle, The Last Will, Bats, The Heir, A Ritual, 3 typed copies of poems, each on 3 leaves, each signed by author at head Lucie-Smith, Edward.

2 typed copies of poems, each on 2 leaves, one inscribed at head “One of 24, No. Edward Lucie-Smith” (5) £80-120 176 HD575/1 Martin, John - John Martin The paradise lost. London: Septimus Prowett, 1827. 2 volumes, folio (361 x 255mm.), 24 mezzotint plates by John Martin, half-titles, contemporary tan morocco gilt, g.e., some spotting, rubbed £800-1,000 177 HB778/3 Milne, A.A. Winnie-the-Pooh. 1926, First edition, owner’s inscription on first blank leaf, original cloth; Now we are six. 1927. First edition, original cloth, owner’s inscription on half-title, half-title discoloured, spine slightly faded (2) £150-250 178 HB775/1 Modern literature, a large collection including Tolkien, J.R.R. The Silmarillion. Boston, 1977. First US edition, 8vo, dust-jacket a little torn; King, Stephen The shining. New York, 1977. 8vo, dust-jacket priceclipped; Adams, Douglas The long dark tea-time of the soul. London, 1988. 8vo, dust-jacket; Pratchett, Terry Interesting times. London, 1994.

8vo, dust-jacket; and 6 others by Terry Pratchett (various editions); Pullman, Philip The amber spyglass. London, 2000. 8vo, dust-jacket; Milne, A.A. Winnie-the-Pooh. London, 1926. Second edition, 8vo, original green cloth gilt; James, P.D. The skull beneath the skin. London, 1982. 8vo, dust-jacket price-clipped; and 4 other works by P.D. James; Bates, H.E. The last bread. London, 1926. 8vo, wrappers bound in, foxed; Steinbeck, John The short reign of Pippin IV. London, [1957]. 8vo, first UK edition, dust jacket; Gray, Alasdair Poor things. London, 1992.

8vo, dust-jacket; New Naturalist - Perrins, Christopher British tits.

London, 1979. 8vo, dust-jacket; New Naturalist - Buczacki, Stefan Garden natural history. London, 2007. 8vo, dust-jacket; and another New Naturalist work; Le Carré, John Tinker tailor soldier spy. London, 1974.

8vo, dust-jacket price-clipped; all first editions unless otherwise stated, and a quantity of others, sold not subject to return (65) £350-450

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179 ET500/46 Nesbit, E. & Graily Hewitt & Ernest Jackson & Spencer Pryse (editors) The neolith. London: Royalty Chambers, 1907-08. Folio, 4 volumes, original wrappers, some chipping and browning to edges; Beerbohm, Max The poets’ corner. London, 1904. Folio, 20 illustrated plates, original wrappers, some chipping to edges (5) £100-120

180 HB776/3 Poe, Edgar Allan The complete works. New York & London: Knickerbocker Press, 1902. 11 volumes, 8vo, Collector’s Eldorado edition, number 129 of 1050 sets, additional titles, plates, illustrations, contemporary green half morocco, spines gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, spines somewhat discoloured (11) £1,000-1,500

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183 HC672/1 Rankin, Ian The flood. Edinburgh: Polygon, 1986. First [hardback] edition, 8vo, signed by the author to title-page, original red cloth gilt, dust-jacket very slightly soiled £250-350

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184 HB786/1 Rankin, Ian and Harvey, John - a large collection of crime novels Knots & crosses. London: The Bodley Head, 1987. First edition, 8vo, signed to title-page, with noughts and crosses doodle and the words ‘YOU WIN!’, original red cloth gilt, dust-jacket, some slight internal browning, a little soiling to pp.119-121; [Idem] Westwind. London, 1990.

8vo, dust-jacket; [Idem] Hide & seek. London, 1991. 8vo, dust-jacket; [Idem] Wolfman. London, 1992. 8vo, dust-jacket; [Idem] Mortal causes.

London, 1994. 8vo, dust-jacket; [Idem] Let it bleed. London, 1995. 8vo, dust-jacket; and 17 other works by Ian Rankin (some duplicates); Harvey, John Lonely hearts. London: Viking, 1989. First edition, first issue, original blue cloth, dust-jacket; [Idem] Rough treatment, London: Viking, 1990. First edition, first issue, 8vo, signed by author in purple ink title-page, original black cloth, dust-jacket; [Idem] Cutting edge. London: Viking, 1991. First edition, first issue, signed by author to title-page, original black cloth, dust-jacket; and 8 others by John Harvey; sold not subject to return ( 34) £500-700

181 HB268/14 Pope, Alexander One thousand seven hundred and thirty eight. London: T. Cooper, [1738]. First edition, folio, half-title, advertisement leaf at end, modern calf, green morocco label £100-150 182 HB786/4 Pullman, Philip - His Dark Materials trilogy The golden compass. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996. First US edition, first issue, blue quarter cloth gilt, dust-jacket; [Idem] The subtle knife.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997. First US edition, first issue, blue quarter cloth gilt, a little marking, dust-jacket; [Idem] The amber spyglass.

London: Scholastic, 2000. First edition, 8vo, original black cloth gilt, very small tear to dust-jacket, pencil mark to fore-edge (3) £100-120

185 HD582/5 Red morocco rococo binding - Scott, Walter The Border antiquities of England and Scotland. London: Longman [&c.], 1814-17. 2 volumes, 4to, additional engraved titles and 91 engraved plates, contemporary panelled red morocco gilt, spines gilt, g.e., plates slightly dampstained £200-250 186 HB268/31 Rosenberg, Isaac Youth. London, 1915. [Privately Printed], I. Narodiczky, printer, 1915.

First edition, 8vo, original wrappers bound in, cloth, inscription on title “Robert Graves from I. Isaacs, Dec. 23, 1920”, upper wrapper restored at head in inner margin £200-300

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188 HB268/21 Sassoon, Siegfried Rhymed ruminations. London: Chiswick Press, 1939. First edition, one of 75 copies, 8vo, inscribed to J.G. Wilson from the author, with author’s manuscript correction on p.18, original boards, a little bowing to covers £400-600 189 FF711/32 Sayers, Dorothy L and Robert Eustace The documents in the case. London: Ernest Benn Limited, 1930. First edition, 8vo, Adrian Homer Goldstone’s copy with his bookplate, original black cloth £250-350 190 HD565/6 Scott, Sir Walter Catalogue of the library at Abbotsford. Edinburgh, 1838. 4to, later green morocco gilt rebacked, a little dust-soiling and slight foxing Provenance: Note in pencil to endpaper: “annotated by W. McKellan at whose sale I bought it [signature]” £150-200 191 HB776/4 Scott, Walter Waverley novels. London: J.C. Nimmo, 1892-94. 48 volumes, 8vo, Border edition, number 261 of 365 copies on Arnold’s unbleached hand-made paper, with etchings printed as proofs before letters, red half morocco

by Zaehnsdorf, spines gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, largely unopened (48) £1,000-1,200 188

187 HB268/23 [Sassoon, Siegfried] Lingual exercises for advanced vocabularians. Cambridge: privately printed at the University Press, 1925. 8vo, one of 99 copies, inscribed “Glyn Philpot” by Sassoon with Sassoon’s monogram to limitation page, original brown buckram, uncut, a little light spotting, covers very slightly rubbed and faded with small mark to lower cover; Sassoon, Siegfried Something about myself. Written and illustrated by Margaret Adams, reproduced from line blocks made by Siviter Smith Ltd. Worcester: Stanbrook Abbey Press, 1966. 2 copies, 4to, coloured type and illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, uncut (3)

192 HC833/1 Scottish literature - a collection of signed works and manuscripts Murray, Eunice G. Frances Murray, a memoir, 1920. 8vo, letter from the author pated to endpaper; Biographia Presbyteriana Edinburgh, 1827.

8vo, volume one only, inscribed to endpaper by who is thought to be the Scottish writer Samuel Rutherford Crockett; Waugh, J.L. Heroes in homespun, [n.d.] 8vo, with letter from author enclosed; Bone, David The queerfella, 1952. 8vo, dust-jacket, inscribed by the author to John McBeath; MacVicar, Angus The grey pilot, 1951. 8vo, inscribed by the author to ‘Douglas’; Black, Margaret Moyes ALS addressed to ‘Miss MacDonald’, dated [19]18, with envelope, tucked inside later copy of The House of Cargill; and a collection of clipped signatures from Scottish literary, scientific and ecclesiastical figures, sold not subject to return £100-120

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193 HC680/1 Sorley Brown, W. War pen pictures. Galashiels: Galashiels Soldiers’ Comforts Committee/John McQueen & Son, 1917. Second edition, 8vo, 48pp. in paper wrappers, a little foxing and soiling Note: Rare. According to Copac, a copy of a 1917 edition is held by the National Library of Scotland, and a 3rd edition is held by the National Library of Wales. £150-200 194 HD575/4 Stevenson, R.L. The works. London: W. Heinemann, 1924. 35 volumes in 17, Tusitala edition, 8vo, dark green half morocco, t.e.g., title of volume 1 repaired, spines faded; Scott, Walter Waverley Novels. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black, 1871. 25 volumes, 8vo, Centenary edition, frontispieces, contemporary half calf, spines gilt (42) £200-300 195 HB807/2 Stevenson, Robert Louis Treasure Island. London: Cassell & Company, Limited, 1883. First edition, later issue [?], original blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine, map frontispiece, 4pp. adverts, shelf-lean, spine faded, some wear and soiling to covers, hinges splitting, a little soiling and occasional foxing [Yale University 240, Prideaux 11] Provenance: Bookplate of James Norman Methven to paste-down endpaper Note: This copy of Treasure Island contains the following first issue points: ‘deadman’s chest’ is not capitalised on pages 2 and 7; line 3 on p.197 reads ‘worse’ for ‘worst’; the full-stop is lacking on p.178 following

‘opportunity’; the ‘v’ in vain on p.40 is misprinted; the adverts are numbered 5G-783 (November). However, the following aspects do not correspond with the first issue points: the ‘8’ is present on p.83; the ‘7’ on p.127 is in line with the other numbers. The Yale University Library Catalogue, A Stevenson Library, 1951, describes the first printing of the work as having blue cloth gilt. With regards to the binding, Prideaux writes: “Issued in silk-grained cloth boards of different colours, some copies being in sage-green and others in crimson. According to Mr. Slatter (‘Early Editions,’ p.273), the book was issued in blue cloth lettered gilt on the face. The ordinary copies are lettered in gilt on the back...” [A bibliography of Robert Louis Stevenson, 1903, no.11.] £800-1,200 196 HD566/8 Stevenson, Robert Louis Kidnapped. Cassell & Company, Ltd., 1886. First edition, first issue, with “business” p.40 line 11, “nine o’clock” p.64 line 1; “Long Islands” p.101 lines 9/10; 16pp. adverts dated 5G.4.86, folding map, original blue cloth, W.H. Smith Subscription Library label to front endpaper, some spotting, hinges weak, rubbed and soiled £150-200 197 HC20/2 Stevenson, Robert Louis - fine binding Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1886. First edition, 8vo, red morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe (binder’s stamp to rear doublures), with gilt tooling to covers showing the faces of Jekyll and Hyde, spine banded in 6 compartments with gilt lettering and tooling, a.e.g., a couple of small ink marks to pp.56-7, ownership signature dated 1886 to half-title, some very slight rubbing to covers, slipcase [Prideaux, 17] £500-700

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198 HB807/1 Stevenson, Robert Louis - a collection, mostly first editions Travels with a donkey, 1879. 8vo, original green cloth gilt [Prideaux, 3]; Familiar studies of men and books, 1882. 8vo, original pictorial green cloth [Prideaux 7]; The Silverado squatters, 1883. 8vo, original green cloth [Prideaux 9]; Kidnapped, 1886. 8vo, original red cloth gilt [Prideaux, 18]; The merry men, 1887. 8vo, original blue cloth [Prideaux 20]; The black arrow, 1888. 8vo, original red cloth [Prideaux 26]; The wrong box, 1889. 8vo, original red cloth gilt [Prideaux 29]; The master of Ballantrae, 1889. 8vo, original red cloth [Prideaux 27]; Three plays, 1892. 8vo, green cloth; A footnote to history, 1892. 8vo, green cloth gilt [Prideaux 35]; Catriona, 1893. 8vo, original blue cloth gilt [Prideaux, 39]; Cunningham, Alison Cummy’s diary, 1926. 8vo, number 163 of 780 copies, original cloth, dust-jacket; and 10 others, various issues, some wear and soiling, sold not subject to return (22) £300-400 199 HB115/1 Tsvetayeva, Marina - a collection of 4 works, comprising Versty [Mileposts]. Moscow, 1922. 8vo, original printed wrappers, disbound, library stamp; Tsar-devitsa, poema-skazka [Tsar-maiden, a fairy-tale poem]. Moscow, 1922. 8vo, original colour printed wrappers, library stamp; Lebediny stan [The Swans’ Encampment]. Paris: YMCA Press, 1971. 8vo, original wrappers; Izbranye prozbegeniya. Minsk: Mastashkaya Literatura, 1984. 8vo, green cloth (4) £200-300

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200 HB789/5 Verne, Jules & Charles Dickens Around the world in eighty days. London: Sampson Low [&c.], 1874.

Third edition, 8vo, 54 plates, 8 + 40pp. advertisements, original mauve pictorial cloth gilt, g.e., faded; Dickens, Charles The personal history of David Copperfield. London, 1850. First edition in book form, 8vo, additional title & 39 etched plates by H.K. Browne, contemporary black half morocco, some spotting and discolouration, rebacked retaining original spine (2) £200-300 201 HD559/5 Whistler, James Abbot McNeill - Sheridan Ford The gentle art of making enemies. Edited by Sheridan Ford. “New York: Frederick Stokes & Brother” [but Antwerp], 1890. Rare piratical edition, 8vo, original grey wrappers bound in, modern green morocco gilt, gilt border to covers, red and brown morocco lettering pieces, t.e.g.

Note: The publishing history of “The gentle art of making enemies” is complex. Sheridan Ford was initially commissioned by Whistler to edit and publish the work, but before the book was quite ready for publication Whistler changed his mind, paid off Ford, and proceeded to do his own editing and publishing, producing a signed limited edition and a standard trade edition published by Heinemann.

Ford departed with his own copy, determined to publish the book under his own responsibility. Knowing that what he was about to do was illegal he gave the manuscript to a printer in Antwerp, Belgium, and had an edition printed in Paris. At least some of the copies printed at Antwerp were published with the imprint of Frederick Stokes and Brother and were sent to the United States. The present copy is one of the few such pirated copies. The Paris edition was suppressed by Sir George Lewis, Whistler’s lawyer, who prevented the importation of the book into the UK, Messrs. Stokes cabled to London that their name was used without permission and “the balance of the edition is stated to have been destroyed by fire”. [Pennell, E.R. & J. The life of James McNeill Whistler, 1911, p. 290; the book being included in the lot] £1,000-1,500 195

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MANUSCRIPTS 202 HB812/2 Ballantyne, Robert Michael - [Fire Brigade Service] Autograph manuscript of “Fighting the Flames. A tale of the London FireBrigade”. 8vo, pp. [2], 338, unbound, preserved in a fitted cloth case, 1867, author’s heavily corrected manuscript marked up for publication, signed and dated 9 September 1867 by Ballantyne on the last leaf, on the verso of the last leaf is the address of Constable, the Edinburgh printers, some dust-staining to outer leaves, top edge of case split Note: “Fighting the Flames. A Tale of the London Fire Brigade” was published by James Nisbet in 1867. The dramatic possibilities of a tale about the London fire brigade, recently modernised with steam pumps, was an attractive one for Ballantyne. He undertook a great deal of research on the subject before starting writing, including a protracted correspondence with Captain Shaw, chief officer of the Metropolitan fire brigade and Mr Sampson Low, Secretary of the London Fire-Escape Society. In London he took the opportunity to participate in a practice run of the fire appliance, by his later account a frightening experience with the appliance racing through the city streets with Ballantyne hanging on at the back. According to Quayle, Ballantyne finished the work on the 9th September 1867 and sent the proofs to Captain Shaw for revision. It was published in December of the same year. By coincidence Ballantyne himself was involved in a real rescue in Edinburgh that year where he entered a burning house in the Canongate to try and save a child, earning himself a medal in the process. The resulting publicity did the sales of his book no harm. £1,500-2,000 203 HB812/1 Ballantyne, Robert Michael - [Grand National Trunk Railway] Autograph manuscript of “The Iron Horse, or life on the Line. A Tale of the Grand National Trunk Railway”, 8vo, pp. [2]-70, 1-29, 71-322.

Unbound, 1871, manuscript with a mock-up title page by Ballantyne (with instructions to the printer on font size) and is initialled and dated Edinburgh 16 August 1871 at the end. The extra 20 page section in the pagination is an “aside” by Ballantyne on the history of the “Iron-Horse”.

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Note: “The Iron Horse, or Life on the Line” was published in 1871 (see Quayle 42a) in an edition of two thousand five hundred copies and enjoyed a large success. In order to acquire his customary insight into the workings of his subject before beginning writing, Ballantyne obtained permission from the Board of Directors to travel on the footplate of the Edinburgh-to-London express and back again. After helping the fireman shovel coal into the firebox, he was permitted to operate the controls for the last part of the return trip. As Quayle notes in “Ballantyne the Brave” (Hart-Davis, 1967), Ballantyne packed into the novel “a vast assortment of dramatic incidents”, including the detection of thieves who preyed on the goods carried by the train, last minute rescues from the path of oncoming engines, several railway accidents, the loss and recovery of a diamond ring, “all woven into a factual account of the working of the British railway system and its effect upon the nation’s economy” £2,000-3,000 204 HC650/2 Bergson, Henri ALS thanking an unnamed male recipient for his touching testimony and for sending a curious quotation from Tolstoy, dated Paris 3rd November 1935, written on two sides of a notecard 115 x 90mm £150-200 205 HD580/1 Brahan Castle, Dingwall, Easter Ross - Earls of Seaforth Ernest Shackleton Visitor’s book of Brahan Castle, c.1905-20, with watercolours and photographs of Brahan Castle and garden, including signatures of Ernest Shackleton (probably with small watercolour by Shackleton of ships in ?Southern Ocean), Reginald Ward, photographs of Volunteer drill hall Maryburgh, &c., brown morocco Note: From the Estate of the late Madeleine Stewart-Mackenzie of Seaforth £150-200

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others, including correspondence with the dealer Jake Schwartz, cuttings and ephemera, altogether about 60 items, housed loose in three folders with some additional items loose in a manila envelope; also 5 copies of Phillips catalogues: Autograph letters and historical documents, Thursday 11 December 1986, one marked-up £1,500-2,000 208 HD559/4 Commonplace Book of A.F. Anderson comprising poetry & essays, including “Epitaph on an infant who died immediately on her birth”; “The dawn of day by Miss Owenson”, &c., several watercolours, silhouettes, and some small hand-coloured aquatints, contemporary red morocco folding case, [c.1810], contents loose £100-150

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209 HB812/3 Cooke, Eliza, 1812-1889, poet Manuscript copy of her poems, small quarto, pp. 354, n.d. [c.1865], contemporary quarter black morocco, spine and covers rubbed; [Calligraphy] - Vavasour, Miss. Calligraphic mathematical manuscript; c. 85 leaves, n.d. [c. 1770-1800], full contemporary vellum, the name of the compiler, Miss Vavasour, written in elaborate calligraphy on the upper cover, sections each with their own sectional titles done in elegant calligraphy (2)

206 HB812/7 Builder’s Sketch & Estimate; and Building Estimates and Prices [Yorkshire] Plan of Seven Cottages, a Smith Shop, and Byar, intended to be built at Marston, 12 July, 1788, single folio leaf, 49 x 40cm, head of sheet showing sketch of a single row of estate cottages with a smith’s at one end and byre at the front with, below, a detailed estimate for the work to be done by different tradesmen (including masons, joiners & iron workers), detailing the materials with the cost of each item, and grand total, [Provenance: Thomas Adams, Alnwick solicitor], short tear to one side without loss; Builders’ Estimates and Prices Manuscript in ink beginning “The following prises as allowed by Mr Car as Underneath”, folio, 16pp, stitched together, c. 1790. The account opens with prices charged by Mr Carr, who, on internal evidence must be John Carr the Yorkshire architect, with prices for work done for specific customers, including “Mr Sotheran’s Roof (probably Grove Hall, Darrington”. Other names mentioned in connection with pricing include Thomas Hall, for repointing, William Mallard in connection with the park wall at Nostell [Priory], joiners at Cock Royd at Horbury at Mr John Baildon House 1788, painting work by “Phillop Ince”, work done at “Elmpsall Lodge [?Elmsall Lodge? Elmhall Lodge?] measured of by Mr Carr & his prises for the forgoing work including “enrichments in the dining room”, mouldings, friezes and plastering work, some browning and general soiling (2)

Note: A substantial collection of Cook’s verse, approximately 140 poems in total. The “ODNB” notes that “Cook wrote with a great sympathy of marginal figures, including labourers, poor children, homesick seafarers, and American Indians.” Her first book of verse, “Lays of a Wild Harp” was published in 1835; her last, “New Echoes, and Other Poems” was published in 1864.

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211 HB812/9 Dixon, J. Hepworth [John Howard, prison reform] “John Howard and the Prison World of Europe”, [1849], original manuscript, 442 loose leaves, 112 x 185mm., written on the rectos only, folding cloth box lettered in gilt

207 HB268/53 Collection of autograph letters, mostly by 20th century poets and other writers, comprising letters by: John Betjeman (9 letters signed (5 autograph), to Canon Bernard Mortlock, on the conservation of church architecture, 15 pages, 195164), Sir Winston Churchill (typed letter signed on constituency affairs, 1 page, 7 July 1955), Robert Graves (2 autograph notes signed responding to enquiries from schoolchildren, 1962-69), Henry Hallam, C. Day Lewis, Sir A.J. Munnings (autograph menu and sketch), T.S. Eliot (two Christmas cards, signed, one with an accompanying autograph note, and a typed letter signed to Francis Berry, 7 December 1955), Siegfried Sassoon, John Masefield, G.B. Shaw (autograph draft letter to Daily Herald, 23 October 1931, and one other), Edmund Blunden (2 letters), H.W. Longfellow, Edith Sitwell, Hammond Innes (manuscript draft short story entitled ‘Another Intake Joins Ship’, 10 pages), William Burroughs (2 postcards and 2 typed letters signed), Groucho Marx, Anthony Thwaite (autograph manuscript, 11 pages), Christopher Logue (3 copies of a broadsheet, signed), and

£200-300 210 HB812/11 [Design book/scrap book] [Duval, Ann?] Half red morocco, retaining original marbled boards, c.200 pages, [c.1810], 8vo, curious pencil designs, many in chinoiserie style, possibly intended as wall plaques, also designs of troughs and plant pots, many executed to professional standards, in all 53 pencil designs, possibly work of Ann Duval, whose name appears more than once within; [Elphinstone] C., F., i.e. Frances Curteis. Manuscript miscellany of verse, [Leasam, Rye, Sussex, c.1867], illustrated with watercolours and ink drawings, all verse rendered in calligraphic Gothic, c.106 pages, inscribed “Lady Elphinstone with F.C.’s love, Sept. 1867”, prefatory poem dated as from Leasam [Leasam House, Rye, Sussex], residence of Major Edward Barrett Curteis (1805-1879) and his wife Frances Curteis (18161887), 19th century red cloth, spine slightly worn (2) £200-300

Note: William Hepworth Dixon (1821-1879), editor of the Cheltenham Journal. He contributed to the Daily News a series of articles on London prisons which led to his first serious work John Howard and the Prison World of Europe (1849) which quickly ran through three editions. The present manuscript, with numerous corrections and amendments, was evidently the one sent to the printers with various printers’ marks on it.

Also present is another manuscript, An Essay towards ye Reformation of Newgate and other Prisons in and about London (20 pages), a nineteenth century copy of Dr Thomas Bray’s essay, in which he proposed that every criminal should be kept in a separate cell - a text referred to by Dixon in his work on John Howard. £300-500

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212 HB269/1 Evelyn, John - signed and inscribed Sylva, or a discourse of forest-trees and the propagation of timber in his majesties dominions. London: John Martyn, 1679. Third edition, small folio, an inscription to the free-endpaper reads: True Mr Bridgeman from his most humble servant John Evelyn [signed], disbound with lower board present, a large number of leaves lacking, sold not subject to return £200-300 213 HB268/57 Gide, André - the Spanish Civil War Il va sans dire..., the working manuscript of this article, 5 pages (4 pages c.26.5 x 21cm; 1 page c.21 x 13cm), probably written Summer or Autumn 1936, including extensive deleted passages and alterations; [Idem] ALS from Gide to Edouard Ducoté, informing him of his boat trip to visit , 1900, 18 x 22.5cm; [Idem] ALS possibly written to Alfred Bachelet about the article Pas comme les autres, dated 8th March 1910 (7)

215 HB268/52 Heraldic Manuscript - Statutes of the most Noble Order of the Garter 37 leaves of manuscript on paper, ruled in red, with full page painted arms of George I and of Henry Fiennes Clinton, seventh Earl of Lincoln, contemporary calf gilt with central arms of George I and a decorative border surmounted by coronets, blue silk ties (3 with tassels), rebacked with blue morocco spine gilt Provenance: J.R. Abbey’s red morocco gilt booklabel and ink shelfmark to rear endpaper (sold by Sotheby’s on 19th - 21st June 1967, 2176) £1,000-1,500

Note: Gide’s Il va sans dire... relates to nationalism and the Spanish Civil War. On the smaller of the five leaves, Gide looks at Franco’s use of autocratic nationalist sentiment to make up for the fact that he does not command a majority. He comments on Franco’s repressive regime, contrasting this with the number of volunteers heading to support the Republicans, being inspired by Russian Socialism. £1,200-1,800 214 EZ774/49 Hamilton Finlay, Ian 17 typescript and 9 autograph letters from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Joanne Soroka discussing tapestries commissioned from Ivory Tapestries by Finlay between 1988 and 1997 and 26 carbon copies of letters from Soroka to Finlay, and 3 diagrams and a slide. The tapestries were all based on Finlay’s concrete poetry and mainly consisted of one-wordper-line short poems: Star/Steer, Wave, Wave/rock. Tye/cringle & Green waters, &c.

Note: The tapestries were shown at exhibitions, including the ICA in London. The correspondence is of note as they illustrate the creative process behind some of the very few tapestries Ian Hamilton Finlay had made. £800-1,200

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216 HB268/20 Knight, G. Wilson - typescripts “Athaliah” by Jean Racine, [1947], typed copy of stage production with Knight’s note to title-page in blue biro: My stage copy during production I think by [?] Leeds, 1947, 51 typed leaves with manuscript notes in pencil, G. Wilson Knight’s name and address in ink to paste-down endpaper; [AND] T.S. Eliot: some literary impressions, [n.d.], 15 typed leaves, 33 x 20 cm, annotated with a section cut and pasted from p.vii to p.vi, inscription by Knight to title-leaf: An early corrected (in pencil) draft of my [?] Review Eliot [?]. GWK; [AND] “Byron’s rhetorik”, written and read by G. Wilson Knight, BBC radio script for transmission on Monday 8th June 1964 at 9:40pm, 17 leaves, annotated in ink and pencil, stapled with BBC compliments slip with manuscript addition: “This is now a tape... GWK.” (3) £200-300 217 HB812/10 Lawrence, David Herbert - James Tait Black Memorial Prize A. & C. Black, publishers - Edinburgh University Autograph letter signed to Robert Welsh, Solicitor, Ayr. One page, 4to, Villa Fontana Vecchia, Taormina, Sicily, 9 December 1921, written in response to the unexpected news that Lawrence had won the James Tait Black Memorial prize for his novel The Lost Girl (1920). After writing that he has received no communication on the subject, Lawrence acknowledges being “especially pleased at having at last some spark of friendly recognition out of Britain. It has been mostly abuse.” After making arrangements for the deposit of the £100 prize in his London account, Lawrence asks for the “name of the Professor of English Literature at Edinburgh University” - the prize is traditionally judged by senior staff in the English department at Edinburgh University, letter tipped into a first edition copy of the novel, bookplate of J[ames] T[ait] B[lack], Underscar, Keswick

Note: The prize for The Lost Girl came after an especially lean time for Lawrence. In 1919 he had been seriously ill with influenza and had been reduced to writing a school history book for money. Scraping together enough money, he and Frieda left England for Italy which turned out to be “the real end of his life in England” (“ODNB”). After stays in the Abruzzi mountains and Capri, Frieda and Lawrence settled in Sicily at the Villa Fontana Vecchia where he embarked on a period of productive work including the composition of The Lost Girl.

A.& C. Black was founded by Adam Black who was a publisher and politician. He opened a bookshop in 1807 in Edinburgh. He was born on 20 Feb 1784 in Edinburgh and died 24 Jan 1874 also in Edinburgh. He took his nephew, Charles Black (1834-1854), into partnership with him in his publishing business, establishing A. and C. Black in 1834.: The firm acquired copyright to the Encyclopaedia Britannica and in 1851 they purchased the remainder of the copyright on Sir Walter Scott’s works. Adam Black retired in 1870, his three younger sons, James Tait Black (1826-1911), Francis Black (1830-1892) and Adam William Black (1836-1898), who were already in the business with him took over the firm. Francis Black, Adam Black’s third son was admitted into the partnership in 1855. Adam William Black, Adam Black’s fourth son was admitted into partnership in 1858. A. & C. Black moved to Soho Square, London in 1889.

The firm was a partnership from 1807-1914, and then became a public limited company.

The firm bought the copyright of Sir Walter Scott’s Waverley nNovels in 1851. A. & C. Black also published early P.G. Wodehouse, including Psmith Journalist, 1915, The Pothunters, 1915, Mike: a public school story, 1916, Psmith in the City: a sequel to Mike, 1919.

Adam Rimmer Black (1865-1936), son of James Tait Black was bought into partnership in 1891. The James Tait Black memorial prizes were established in 1919 by Janet Coats, the widow of James Tait Black, to be awarded annually for the best work of fiction and the best biography published in the previous year. The prizes, which are still presented by The University of Edinburgh, are Britain’s oldest literary awards. They are the only prizes of their kind to be presented by a university and they have acquired an international reputation for recognising excellence in biography and fiction. Past fiction winners, apart from D.H. Lawrence, include Grahame Greene, E.M. Forster, Salman Rushdie, Zadie Smith and Ian McEwan. Past biography winners include Lytton Strachey, John Buchan, Lady Antonia Fraser and A.S. Byatt. £500-700 218 HB929/1A Lewis, Clive Staples ALS, from C.S. Lewis to Mr. Burns, dated 13. Jan [19]60., on Magdalene College, Cambridge, notepaper, stating: “I return Thistle with thanks.

Your letter is a worthy member of the Screwtape apocrypha, but I am not a collector./ With all good wishes,/ yours sincerely/ C.S. Lewis”, with a later edition of The Screwtape Letters £400-600 219 HD570/1 MacDiarmid, Hugh “Oddenberry Looniversity Sottish Renaesense Sodsighity.” “Schirr Tomeass Oorquart Aaweird.” Humourous manuscript certificate conferring the Sir Thomas Urquhart Award for Outstanding Contributions and Meritous Services to the contemporary culture of Scotland “upone the femmeous pote, crawtick and dramortits Gud Sir Skidderie Smithereens, Barrenut, Nicht o the Dricken Thrissel...”, signed

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220 HB256/3 Malcolm, Donald - science fiction Small collection of correspondence, relating to science fiction writing, book reviews & family news, etc, to Donald Malcolm from Brian Aldiss (24 letters & signed photograph), Charles Partington, F.J. Steward, Bob Shaw, S.J. White, B.T. Jeeves, Donald Sinden, including some Jim White bibliographical notes [financial details excised], 6 postcards from Patrick Moore, photograph of A.C. Clarke inscribed to Don Malcolm, with signed first day cover, &c. (small quantity) £150-200 221 HD559/7 Manuscript in code - 18th century manuscript notebook, c.15 x 10cm, including 64 leaves of text written in simple code, 18th century, vellum, a few tears sometimes affecting text, covers worn Note: The small notebook seems to have belonged to a William Graham. It contains coded text, divided into four sections: 1) a selection of slightly risqué poetry; 2) various financial accounts, some appearing to be imaginary; 3) a two-page inventory of books and pamphlets; 4) 11 pages of manuscript prose. Other users have also added to the book, in plain English handwriting. £800-1,200 222 HD559/52 Manuscript story, 19th century - ‘The Haunted Ship’ an “Old Shellback” The haunted ship, a true story, 10pp. manuscript short story/account on 10 leaves of notepaper held together with a tag, c.26x20.5cm, no date given but the tale occurs in 1846; [And] a silver gelatin print[?] showing a sailor, thought to be the author, c.18 x 24cm, framed and glazed; [AND] a collection of letters and manuscript memoirs, some maritime (collection) Note: A sailor who prides himself on not being a superstitious man sets sail on the ship ‘Pygmalion’, which appears to be fated to lose crew members during each journey. £200-300

223 HB268/40 Mid 20th century literary correspondence and works, including items relating to Martin Bell (b.1918-d.1978) including a large collection of typed poems sent from Reeve G. Burrell to Martin Bell, with an accompanying letter explaining: “Dear Martin/ Am enclosing copy of Advice as requested. I am also sentencing you to read all the poems that I have written since I saw you last on Fri.”, in franked envelope dated [19]63; Marshfield, Alan Poems. 37pp. typed poetry with accompanying letter to Martin Bell dated 2.3.65 for Bell and others to read; Bell, Martin a collection of typed proof/draft poems; [Idem] 3 letters of various lengths sent from Martin Bell to Stanley Eker, relating to work and personal circumstances; also two letters written to Martin Bell, congratulating him upon being awarded the Gregory Poetry Fellowship; Pinter, Harold A slight ache. 37pp. uncorrected typescript; Pocock, Robert Portrait of Sir Julian Huxley on his 80th birthday. 17ff. typed transcription of a radio programme for the [BBC] Home Service, dated June 1967, signed and inscribed by Robert Pocock; [Idem]Portrait of Brian Howard. 20ff. transcription of a radio programme for [BBC] Radio 3, dated January 1968, signed and inscribed by Robert Pocock, annotated; [Idem]Henry Moore - master sculptor. 18ff. transcription of a radio programme for [BBC] Radio 4, dated July 1968, signed and inscribed by Robert Pocock; [Idem] Louis MacNeice.12ff. typed memoir covering the last few months of MacNiece’s life, signed and inscribed by Pocock, inscription dated 17.x.69; Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot.

London: Faber and Faber, 1956. 8vo, first edition, second impression, dust-jacket price-clipped, gift inscription and annotations; and a collection of other typescripts, letters and literary articles (quantity) £200-400 224 HB671/14 Military pension patent, French, 1784, signed by Louis XVI Brevet d’une pension de 360”, to be paid to Jen Réne François, with two signatures including Louis XVI, printed on vellum with manuscript inserts and annotations, manuscript notes to verso, 27 x 43cm £300-500

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225 HB268/40A Moraes, Dom A poem commissioned for Kate Eker, typescript poem, folded three times, signed by Dom Moraes, with 4 folded manuscript worksheet leaves and a manuscript letter, addressed to Stanley Eker, explaining that the poem has been commissioned by Eker for his youngest child, in franked addressed envelope with postmark dated 30. Dec. 66; [Idem] 4 signed, personalised, typescript poems for the Eker family, each with manuscript worksheets attached, [n.d.]; [Idem] Christmas. 3pp. manuscript poem, in envelope dated 22/6/64 in pencil; Blunden, Edmund ALS to Mr MacGibbon, dated 29 September 1966, regarding Arts Council dispensations, stating that if he is asked to suggest any beneficiaries, then he will bear Dom Moraes in mind, attached to a 2pp. anonymous manuscript poem, possibly by Moraes; and 5 further anonymous poems including manuscript worksheets and some typescripts (quantity) Note: Dom Moraes (19 July 1938 – 2 June 2004), was born in Mumbai and attended the city’s St. Mary’s School before relocating to England to study at Oxford University. He is often considered an important and foundational figure in English Indian literature. £200-300 226 HB799/1 Napoleonic Wars - Switzerland and the Cisalpine Republic a collection of 35 letters and documents, including 2 letters signed by Barthelemy, ambassador to Switzerland, a letter by the Mayor of Geneva, one by the Mayor of Zurich, letters by Chateaubriand, Cuvier and Louvois (13 items, various sizes, some with engraved headings, some with papered seals, one on vellum, 1690 and 1792-1819), also 15 documents relating to the Cisalpine Republic (20 pages, folio, mainly in Italian, 1798-1806), also four documents about the Duke of Reichstadt, including a page of accounts listing payments to surgeons and physicians and a list of gifts presented by Marie Louise to members of the household in 1832 (7 items) (35) £250-350

227 HB433/2 Book of Hours - in Latin, use of St Omer, late fifteenth century Vellum, collates: 102 fols. 162 x 125 mm, brown 17th century leather binding gilt-stamped with the letters A M and the symbols of the Passion. Signature of G. Conybeare Written in N.E. France, the work contains the usual elements with the addition of the Seven Prayers of St Gregory; the Calendar and Litany include saints venerated in northern France and Flanders, six leaves of the Calendar (January-June) are missing, as are the opening leaves of Prime, Vespers and Compline in the Hours of the BVM and the opening leaves of the Hours of the Cross and the Penitential Psalms, except for those in the Calendar, the missing leaves probably contained miniatures; decoration consists of partial borders throughout, two historiated initials and seven miniatures Note: Two of the miniatures (both rather rubbed) depict the Three Living and the Three Dead, and the Mass of St Gregory. £3,000-4,000 227A HB812/6 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Fire Office. [Insurance companies] Contemporary manuscript accounts from 1780 to 1810. 21 loose leaves Note: The Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Fire Office was established on 13 November 1783 under a deed of partnership to insure buildings, houses and goods from damage by fire. On 14 January 1800, the company extended its business to include life assurance and agreement was reached to extend the partnership for a further 31 years on 10 December 1814. Absorbed by successive insurance companies, it is now part of the Aviva Group. Initially these early manuscript accounts are quite brief, the first years being restricted to a simple profit and loss calculation, the profit being £127/1/5. Later accounts, as the enterprise grew, are more detailed; by 1810 the profit had risen to £6086/2/9.

Particular of the capital show investments in premises, consols, waterworks, &c. £200-300

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228 HC603/1 Pound, Ezra Autograph letter initialled to Mrs Isabel Konody, letter undated, envelope dated April 21 [19]09, “I can’t find an old poem fit to gratify your modest ambition so I have made a new one which I hope you will grace with acceptance. I have made it an Elizabethan Sonnet because in that form alone is the thought governed with sufficient elegance of confection to be in fitting harmony with Mrs Konody whose abject slave I Subscribe my self herewith, E.P.”; 2pp.; and Autograph poem, starting “If poets whom you know are not all fools, Methinks my songs but march amid the rout”, 14 lines, one page; and envelope addressed to Mrs Konody, 20 Hampton Court, High Street, Kensington Note: Isabel Codrington Pyke Nott (1874-1943) entered the Royal Academy Schools in 1889, aged 15. In the 1890’s she met the ambitious young art critic, Paul George Konody (1872- 1933), then editor of The Artist, and later, a regular reviewer for The Observer and The Daily Mail.

They were married on 27 October 1901, and during the next five years had two daughters, Pauline and Margaret. In these years Isabel continued to paint miniatures and imaginative watercolours for which she won a medal at the Exposition Internationale d’Arte in Barcelona in 1907. The Konodys had a wide circle of friends including the poet Ezra Pound, the illustrator Dudley Hardy, the portrait-painter Philip Alexius de László and the artist-traveller and former Whistler pupil, Mortimer Menpes. After Isobel and Konody were divorced in 1912, Isobel continued to exhibit at the Royal Academy, the Salon in Paris, and the Knoedler Galleries in Paris and the Fine Art Society in London.

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229 HB812/5 Proctor, Richard Wright. Memorial of Manchester Streets Proctor’s autograph manuscript with some printed material (mainly extracts from the “Manchester Guardian”) pasted in by him. 4to & 8vo, circa 200 leaves on different stocks, numerous revisions by the author, unbound, dusty & ink-stained, prefaced dated Easter 1873.

Note: Richard Wright Proctor (1816-1881) came from Salford, Lancashire. Born to poor parents, Proctor worked as a barber’s assistant before starting his own business. In 1845 he purchased a circulating library which he ran from his shop. With a great hunger for literature, he embarked on a literary career, writing miscellaneous journalism and several books about Manchester, including the present important “Memorials of Manchester Streets” (Manchester, T. Sutcliffe, 1874). Parts of the work first appeared in the “Manchester Guardian” in 1873. The manuscript has the author’s revisions to that text, along with much new material. It has been marked up for printing and has the names of the compositors and the usual ink works. The manuscript begins with a 3 page list of the illustrations to the work (illustrations not present) followed by the first chapter, “Hunt’s Bank” and ends with the chapter, “Earliest and Latest Epigraphs”. At the end is a pencilled note: “Complete to Chapter XXIII & Appendix which were written at a later date”. In between the text appears to be all present. The missing appendix was written by James Crossley (“On Chetham’s Library”) and James Croston (“Old Manchester and its Worthies”). £300-500 230 FC77/3 Qur’an [Koran] - Persia Qur’an, thought to be Persian from the 16th or 17th century, 277 manuscript leaves, including 2 highly decorated initial pages in red, blue and gold, all pages with red, gold, blue and green text borders, page edges bordered faintly in black and gold, 111 horizontal illuminated gold, blue and red bands with red lettering through text throughout the work, possibly later blind-stamped morocco, rebacked, joints split, some repairs, soiling, ink smudging, adhesion between some leaves and some tears affecting text £2,000-3,000

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231 HC650/1 Rodin, Auguste ALS dated 22 March in franked envelope dated [18]97 to a male recipient [name on the envelope ? Henry Bonnefoy[?]] apologising for not having sent him any photographs of the Burghers of Calais for an album to be sent to another recipient, single folded sheet 180 x 112mm, some foxing; de Chavannes, Pierre Puvis [French symbolist painter, 1824-1898] ALS, undated, 1p. folded leaf, leaf dimensions 27 x 34mm, foxed (2) £500-700 232 HB704/4 Scott, Sir Walter Autograph letter signed from Sir Walter Scott to his cousin Henry A. Scott, regarding visit of Mareshal Bourmont and Baron d’Haussez to Abbotsford in 1830, Abbotsford, 2nd December [1830], c.23x19cm, written on one side of plain notepaper with address, broken seal and postmark displaying a straightline of Melrose, a couple of small tears, c.1” tear to right side with slight loss to text Note: Scott’s letter refers to an ‘A. Cowper R.A.S. [ie. FSA] and to “Mareshal Bourmont and another damned fellow...I think? who translated one of the Waverley novels.” On 9th December 1830, Mareshal Bourmont’ and Charles Le Mercier Longpre, Baron d’Haussez, descended upon Scott at Abbotsford, to what Scott referred to as his ‘no small discomfort’. However, Scott subsequently sent a set of his Waverley novels to d’Haussez. When d’Haussez published an account of the visit in his travelogue, John Gibson Lockhart, Scott’s son-in-law, called the account: ‘vain imbecility... pitiable’, remarking that d’Haussez had not taken Scott’s ailing health into consideration.

With thanks to Dr Iain Gordon Brown for his help with cataloguing this letter. £500-700 233 HB806/1 Tradeston Young Men’s Institute M.S. Magazine. Volume III., 92pp., 8vo, title in coloured ink, half calf, slightly rubbed £150-250

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MISCELLANEOUS 234 HD535/5 A collection of works, including Jamieson, John An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language. Edinburgh, 1840. 2 volumes, 4to, brown half morocco, foot of one spine rubbed; Hill, George B. Footsteps of Dr. Johnson (Scotland). London, 1890. 4to, inscribed “from J.B.S. and G.B.S. Christmas 1890”, half morocco, dampstained; Wilson, Professor The land of Burns. Glasgow, 1840. 2 volumes in one, 4to, engraved titles and 79 plates, maroon half morocco, slightly spotted, slightly rubbed; Fox, Charles James History of the early part of the reign of James the Second. London, 1808. 4to, frontispiece portrait, nineteenth century half calf, spine torn, rubbed; Ramsay, A. The gentle shepherd. 1880. 4to, plates, original pictorial cloth gilt; Millais, J.E. Millais’s Illustrations. London, 1866. 4to, plates, original cloth gilt, one plate loose, one margin torn; Lowe, E.J. Our native ferns. London: G. Bell, 1874-69. 2 volumes, 8vo, 79 chromolithographed plates, original cloth, two corners worn; [Idem] Our native ferns. London: G. Bell, 1874-76. 2 volumes, 8vo, 79 chromolithographed plates (including 33* & 33**), original pictorial green cloth gilt; Goudelin, Pierre [Gudelinus, Petrus] Commentariorum de jure novissimo libri sex. Arnhem: Jacobus Biesius, 1661. 4to, [24],367,[32], engraved portrait on a4 verso, contemporary vellum, bookplate of Abercromby of Tullibody (13)

238 HB261/45 Dundee printing, 3 volumes, comprising Small, Robert Statistical account of the parish and town of Dundee.

Dundee: T. Colvill, [1793]. 8vo, modern quarter calf; [Hall, Basil] Account of the ferry across the Tay at Dundee. Dundee: Advertiser Office, 1825.

First edition, 8vo, 3 folding engraved plates, modern period style quarter calf gilt, morocco label; [Dundee] The Dundee Register and Directory... for 1824-5. Dundee: A. Colville & Co., 1824. 12mo, 2 folding frontispieces and 2 plates, original boards, rather soiled (3)

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235 HB813/6 Cookery - Frazer, Mrs. The practice of cookery, pastry, confectionary, pickling, preserving, &c..

Edinburgh: Peter Hill, and Vernor and Hook, 1795. 8vo. Second edition, 8vo, one plate only, lacking frontispiece, contemporary calf, soiling, occasional annotations, rubbed [ESTC T91552]

240 HD559/58 [Franklin, Benjamin] A practical treatise on smoky chimneys. [1787 of 1793]. 8vo, 1 folding plate (at p.24) of 2, modern cloth-backed boards, lacks title, [text commencing at A1], first few leaves soiled and with a few repairs; Kirchenhoffer, H. The book of fate. London, 1832. 8vo, original boards, folding table split repaired and split at folds, rebacked, table loose King, Dr. An historical account of the heathen gods and heroes. London, [1763]. Second edition, 8vo, 6 engraved plates, contemporary calf, slightly stained; Rosser, W.H. The stars. 1874. Large 8vo, original cloth, rubbed (4)

£80-120 236 EZ774/51 Cookery, 5 volumes including Acton, Eliza The English bread-book. 1857. First edition, 8vo, illustrations, pp. 153155 carelessly opened (no loss of text), original cloth, rubbed; Soyer, Alexis. Memoirs... with unpublished receipts. 1859. 8vo, original pictorial boards, upper board detached, lacks spine; Copley, Esther The Housekeeper’s guide. London, 1834. 8vo, additional engraved title, frontispiece and 4 (of 5) plates, contemporary half calf, slightly spotted, rubbed; Cardelli, M. Manuels-Roret. Nouveau manuel complet du cuisinier. Paris, 1838. 12mo, frontispiece and 5 folding plates, contemporary half calf; Macphail, C. Kitchen adventures. 1933. 8vo, cloth, dust-jacket (5) £400-500 237 HC735/1 Craddock, Harry The Savoy Cocktail Book. London: Constable & Co., 1930. First edition, coloured illustrations by Gilbert Rumbold, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, some slight spotting, rubbed, spine detached £200-300

£100-150 239 HD575/8 Four volumes including Holmes, R.R. Queen Victoria. 1897.4to, coloured frontispiece, plates, brown half morocco gilt, t.e.g.; Dickens, Charles Bleak House. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1853. First edition in book form, 8vo, additional engraved title & 39 plates by H.K. Browne, contemporary half calf, spine gilt, some spotting & offsetting to plates, slightly rubbed; Breitschwert, Wilhelm von Das Wunderbare Bilderbuch. Stuttgart: J. Koffmann, [c.1860]. 4to, 11 (of 12) hand-coloured lithographed plates with flaps showing alternate scenes, original pictorial boards, title repaired with sellotape, some fraying, loose, worn; and 1 other (Loisy, Etudes Evangeliques, 1902) (4)

£200-250 241 HB248/9 Geddes, Patrick, 27 volumes written or published by, or relating to, including A study in city development. Park, gardens and culture-institutes.

Dumfermline, 1904. First edition, 4to, folding map, illustrations, original cloth, binding spotted; The Evergreen, a Northern seasonal. 1895.

Edinburgh, 1895-96. 4 volumes, 4to, plates & illustrations, original clothbacked boards; Macleod, Fiona The washer of the Ford. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, 1896. Presentation copy, original cloth; Macleod, Fiona From the hills of dream. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, original cloth; Macpherson, J. The poems of Ossian. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, 1896, original cloth, spine faded; Macleod, Fiona The Sin-Eater. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, 1895; Sharp, E.A., editor Lyra Celtica. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, 1896, original cloth; Rhys, E. The fiddler of carne. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, 1896, original cloth; Rinder, E.W. The shadow of Arvor. Edinburgh: P. Geddes, [n.d.], original cloth; 11 others published by or related to Geddes, and 4 biographies of Geddes (27) £200-300 242 HB806/2 Irish Folk Music - O’Neill, Capt. Francis Irish Folk Music. Chicago, 1910. 8vo, presentation copy from the author, plates, original pictorial cloth gilt £150-200

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243 HB774/3 Koops, Matthias Historical account of the substances which have been used to describe events, and to convey ideas, from the earliest date to the invention of paper. London: printed by Jaques and Co., 1801. Second edition, 8vo, signed and inscribed by the author to title-page, engraved frontispiece, contemporary green morocco gilt, later gift inscription to endpaper, some yellowing, browning and a little soiling to pages, occasional paper flaws not affecting text, some pencil marks, rubbed £400-500 244 HA674/29 Miscellaneous collection, including Mayhew, H. & G. Cruickshank 1851, or the adventures of Mr and Mrs Sandboys. London, [1851]. 8vo, folding frontispiece & 9 plates (1 plate seemingly not called for), original blue cloth gilt; Seneca Opera omnia. Geneva: P. Chouet, 1626. 2 volumes, 8vo, calf, vol. 2 repair to A1 slightly obscuring text, worn, one joint repaired; A Beckett, G.A. George Cruikshank’s table-book. 1845.

8vo, etched plates, original green cloth gilt, some spotting; Seymour, Robert. Seymour’s humorous sketches. 1846. 8vo, additional engraved title and plates, original red cloth gilt, upper hinge weak; Eliot, George Adam Bede. 1859. Fourth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, original brown cloth, half-titles, 16pp. advertisements end of volume 1, rubbed; Theocritus Theocriti, Moschi, Bionis, Simii quae extant. [Heidelberg], 1604. 4to, contemporary calf; Lane, E.E. The thousand and one nights. 1877. 3 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, Leven, C. The Daltons. 1852. 2 volumes, 8vo, etched titles & plates by Phiz, contemporary half calf; Knight, C. The gallery of portraits. 1836. 6 volumes, 4to, engraved portraits, original cloth, occasional spotting; and35 others, sold not subject to return £200-300

245 ES514/82 Music - Purcell, Henry Sonnata’s [sic.] of III parts: two viollins and basse: to the organ or harpsecord. London: for the author, and sold by I. Playford and I. Carr, 1684. “Second edition” with date 1684 super-engraved over 1683 on first title. 4to, engraved portrait, engraved general title, engraved dedication and leaf “to the reader”, Second engraved title for the First Edition: London: for the author, and sold by I. Playford and I. Carr, 1683, 24 pp. engraved music for Violin primo; Third engraved title [London: for the author, and sold by I. Playford and I. Carr, 1683], 24pp. engraved music for Violin Secundo, 2 parts of 4, original wrappers, very slight dampstaining to a few leaves of part 2, [ESTC R219033, rare] Note: Rare. Signatures erratically numbered: part 1: frontispiece and 16 leaves; part 2: engraved title and 12 leaves £800-1,200 246 HD575/5 Stanhope, Philip Dormer, Earl of Chesterfield Letters... to his son. London: J. Dodsley, 1774. First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, half-titles, engraved frontispiece, contemporary calf, slightly spotted, worn, hinges split, one cover detached; Cicero Orations, translated by John Rutherford. London: T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1799. Second edition, 4to, contemporary calf, hinges splitting, head of spine rubbed; Mitford, William The history of Greece. London: T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1808-18.

First edition, 5 volumes, 4to, half-titles, contemporary calf, joints of vol. 5 splitting, some paint flecks to lower board of volume 1(8) £200-300

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NATURAL HISTORY 247 HB805/1 9 botany/natural history books including The gardener and practical florist. 1843-44. Volumes 2-3, 8vo, illustrations, half calf, head of one spine lacking; Step, E. Wild flowers month by month. 1905. 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, green half morocco; Catlow, A. Popular field botany. 1860. 8vo, 20 hand-coloured lithographed plates, original cloth gilt; Wood, J.G. The common objects of the country. 1858. 8vo, 12 coloured plates, original cloth; Tyas, R. Favourite field flowers. 1848. 12mo, 12 coloured plates, original cloth, plate number marked in corner of plates; and an incomplete copy of Familiar Wild Flowers, and The Living Plant, in 18 parts (9) £120-180 248 HD581/3 Botany, 23 volumes including Wagner, W.L. Manual of the flowering plants of Hawai’i. Honolulu, 1990. 8vo, volume 1 only, illustrations, original cloth, dust-jacket; Mill, S.W., et al. Indexed bibliography on the flowering plants of Hawai’i. Honolulu, 1988, 8vo, blue cloth; Bird, I. Six months among the palm groves, coral reefs, and volcanoes of the Sandwich Islands. 1876. Second edition, 8vo, frontispiece, folding map, illustrations, original pictorial cloth, hinges weak, binding rubbed & slightly soiled; Hooker, W.J. The journal of botany. 1834-40. Volumes 1-2 only, 8vo, 42 lithographs (13 handcoloured), burgundy buckram, vol.1 lacking second leaf; Hooker, W.J. Hooker’s journal of botany and Kew Garden miscellany. 1850-51.

Volumes 2-3 only, 8vo, 24 lithographed (7 hand-coloured)vol. 2 cloth boards, rubbed, vol. 3 lacks boards and spine; Lowe, E.J. A natural history of new and rare ferns. 1865, 8vo, 72 coloured plates, original pictorial cloth, title with perforated stamp, library stamp to upper cover and final leaf; Phillips, H. Sylva florifera. 1823. 2 volumes, 8vo, original boards, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland library stamps, some soiling, two covers detached, stitching weak; Keith, P. A system of physiological botany. 1816. 2 volumes, 8vo, original boards, spotting, RCSI library stamps, lacking one lower board; Von Uslar, J.J. Chemicophysiological observation on plants. 1795. 8vo, original boards, RCSI library stamps, binding worn; Lindley, J. An introduction to the natural system of botany. 1830, 8vo, original cloth, RCSI library stamps, some spotting, hinges weak, binding worn and soiled; Farmer’s Magazine.

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1814. 8vo, original boards, RCSI library stamps, binding worn and soiled; Burnett, G.T. Outlines of botany. 1835. 2 volumes, 8vo, illustrations, cloth, RCSI library stamps, some spotting, rubbed; Smith, J.E. An introduction to physiological and systematical botany. 1814. 8vo, 15 plates, contemporary calf, some spotting, worn, RCSI library stamps; Thornton, R.J. A new family herbal. 1810. Large 8vo, wood-engravings

by Thomas Bewick, half calf, uncut, RCSI library stamps, some dampstaining; World atlas of agriculture Novara, 1969-76, 4 volumes, large 4to, maps, original cloth; sold not subject to return (23) £200-300 249 HB813/11 Ferns Album, dated 1943-1953, containing 74 pressed fern samples from around the world: Madagascar 20; Kenya 1; India 8; New Zealand 36; France 2; Australia 5; Malta 1; Italy 1 £100-150 250 HB266/1 Herbal - Dorsten, Theodoricus - ex libris Federico Cesi Botanicon continens herbarum, aliorumque simplicium. [Frankfurt: C. Egenholph, 1540]. Folio, woodcuts hand-coloured in a contemporary hand, nineteenth century green morocco-backed boards, spine gilt, library stamp on p. 230 of the Bibliotheca Federico Cesi, title page with lower portion cut away with loss of printer and publisher and laid down, and author’s name above woodcut on title also pasted over, lacks 2 leaves preface, p.33 and 102 loss of margin, not affecting text, p.104 repairs not affecting text, p.143 loss of 6 lines of text, p. 196 wrongly numbered 169, p.203 torn without loss, p.288 marginal repair, p.306 repair to colophon with loss of a couple of words and laid down, some spotting and slight discolouration Provenance: From the library of the Accademia dei Lincei founded by Federico Cesi (1585-1630) the marchese di Monticelli. Stamp on verso of leaf 230, bearing the lynx and the inscription EX BIBLIOTH[ECA] LYNCAEA FEDERICI CAESII L[YNCEORUM] P[RINCIPIS] MARCH[IONIS] MONT[IS] CAELII

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Note: Scarce first and only edition of Dorsten’s Herbal, a Latin translation of Rösslin’s Kreutterbuch. With its Latin text, and plant captions in Greek, Latin and German, the edition was intended for a more scholarly audience than Egenolff’s usual vernacular editions. £4,000-5,000 251 HD581/2 Ichthyology - Fowler, H.W. The fishes of Oceania. 1928; and Supplements 1-3., Honolulu: the Bernice P. Bishop Museum, 1931-49. 4 parts in one volume, large 4to, 49 plates, ill., green buckram, library stamp on endpaper, blindstamp on first title; Woodward, A.S. Catalogue of the fossil fishes in the British Museum. 1901. Part 4 only, 8vo, 10 lithographed plates, original cloth, binding slightly soiled; Hamilton, F. An account of the fishes found the the River Ganges & its branches. Dehra Dun [India], 1981. 4to, facsimile reprint, plates, original cloth; Jones, S. & M. Kumaran Fishes of the Laccadive Archipelago. Kerala, 1980. Large 8vo, illustrations, original cloth, dust-jacket frayed; Walford, L.A. Marine game fishes of the Pacific Coast. Berkeley, 1937, 4to, plates, some coloured, original cloth, slightly marked (5) £100-200 252 HC529/1 Jeffrey, John and Howie, Charles The trees and shrubs of Fife and Kinross. Leith: printed for private circulation by Reid & Son, 1879. Folio, 29 mounted Woodbury types by Andrew Young, original green half morocco with gilt tree to upper cover, rubbing, a little foxing

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£400-600 253 HD559/6 Lawrence, Thomas Mercurius centralis: Or, a discourse of subterraneal cockle, muscle, and oyster-shels, found in the digging of a well at Sir William Doylie’s in Norfolk, many foot under ground, and at considerable distance from the sea. In a letter to Thomas Brown, M.D. London: J.G. for J. Collins, 1664. 12mo, contemporary sheep, imprimatur leaf stuck to front board Note: Keynes, Browne 260; Wing L687; Rare. This is one of the variant copies identified by Keynes, with the Collins imprint. Sir William Doylie lived at Shotesham, near Norwich. Library of the Earl of Macclesfield, part 1 lot 51, Sotheby’s, 16 March 2004. £1,000-1,500 254 HB274/3 Millais, John Guille The mammals of Great Britain and Ireland. London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1904-1906. 3 volumes, large 4to, number 96 of 1025 copies, 273 plates, original blue cloth gilt (3) £200-300 255 HD565/1 Moore, Thomas The ferns of Great Britain and Ireland. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1855. Folio, half-title, 51 nature printed colour plates by Henry Bradbury, original green half morocco gilt, rebacked, endpaper and titlepage repaired, a few other neat repairs to text leaves, some foxing and spotting, some offsetting and dust-soiling, ink scribbles to tissue-guard of plate 26, rubbed £2,500-3,500 256 HD581/4 National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904 Natural history. Volumes 4-6: Zoology. London: British Museum, 190812. 4to, plates, mostly lithographed, some tinted, original quarter buckram, spines gilt; Royal Society International Geophysical Year Antarctic Expedition Halley Bay, Coats Land, Falkland Islands Dependencies 1955-59. 1960. 4 volumes, 4to, 47 plates, original cloth, bookplate and “Withdrawn” stamp to front free endpapers, shelf mark to spines (8) £100-150 255

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257 FG784/373 Palaeontology - Ichnology - Jardine, Sir William The ichnology of Annandale or illustrations of footmarks impressed on the new red sandstone of Corncockle Muir. Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars, 1853.

First edition, folio, lithographed title and 13 plates (11 double-page), 2 lithographed illustrations, modern cloth retaining original paper label, title laid down, some dampstaining and occasional repairs in upper margin £400-600 258 HB708/18 Scott, Peter Wild chorus. London: Country Life, 1938. 4to, limited to 1250 copies, one of 1200 copies for sale signed by Scott, coloured mounted plates, original blue buckram, t.e.g., dust-jacket torn with loss to lower wrapper; Scott, Peter Morning flight. London: Country Life, 1935. 4to, number 651 of 750 copies signed by Scott, coloured mounted plates, original two tone buckram, t.e.g., binding slightly spotted, dust-jacket frayed (2) £300-400

259 HD581/5 Zoology and natural history, including Kirby, W. and W. Spence An introduction to entomology. 1828. 4 volumes, 8vo, 2 engraved portraits and 30 plates (6 hand-coloured), contemporary calf, lacking spines, 1 portrait, 2 leaves & several boards detached; Zoological Society of London The Zoological record. Arachnida. 1961-71. 6 parts, original wrappers; Insecta. 1959-1969. 7 parts, original wrappers; Townes, H. and M. Ichneumon-flies of America North of Mexico.

Washington, 1959-62. 3 volumes, 8vo, original wrappers; Agricultural Magazine [1901-2001], volumes 8-107, with general index and Jubilee volume, original wrappers, lacking 3 volumes; Delacour, J. The pheasants of the world. 1965. 4to, plates, cloth; Apollo 11 Lunar Science Conference Houston, 1970. 3 volumes, plates, cloth, library stamps on titles; Berkenhout, J. Synopsis of the natural history of Great Britain and Ireland. 1799. Vol. 2 only later cloth, RCSI library stamps; Bryan, W. Natural history of Hawaii. Honolulu, 1915. 4to, original cloth, title with library stamp and loose, binding slightly soiled; The Antiquary, edited by W. Walford, Volumes 1-2, 4-20, 22-33, 35-40, 42-50, half calf, very worn; Wilkinson, G. The manners and customs of the Ancient Egyptians. 1847. 5 volumes, 8vo, 91 plates, several coloured, original cloth, several library stamps, worn; Annals of British Geology 1891-95.

Volumes 1-4, original cloth; and 4 other volumes; sold not subject to return £200-300

PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION 260 HD582/7 Bible, in Gaelic Leabhraichean an T-Seann Tiomnaidh, air an Tarruing o’n Cheud Chanain Chum Gaelic Albannaich. Edinburgh: Edinburgh Bible Society, 1829.

12mo, stamp on title of Edinburgh Bible Society and New Perthshire Bible Society, contemporary calf, slightly rubbed £100-150

261 HB268/48 Bible, Latin - ‘The Naval Binder’ Biblia sacra. London: R. Norton for Nathaniel Ponder, 1680. 12mo, engraved title-page, ruled in red throughout, contemporary black morocco gilt London binding by ‘The Naval Binder’: covers with inlaid citron morocco centrepieces and inlaid red morocco corner-pieces, surrounded by sprays of foliage, inlaid tulips and carnations in red and citron morocco, spine in six compartments with floral morocco and gilt decorations, a.e.g., edges painted with tulips and carnations, pp.891-910 detached from text block due to some splitting to lower hinge, some slight internal soiling, some wear and rubbing, neatly rebacked [ESTC R37424] Provenance: Name painted into pattern on fore-edge reads Elizabeth Briscot 1690; eighteenth century ownership inscriptions of George Barbon; Anthony Allen & John Harrison to verso of final leaf; J.R. Abbey’s blue morocco gilt booklabel and ink shelf-mark to rear endpaper (sold by Sotheby’s 19th - 21st June1967, lot 1678) Note: ‘The Naval Binder’ was so dubbed by H.M. Nixon due to the workshop’s close links with the Navy Office. The business was active in the 1670s and 1680s, and examples of their work can be found in the Pepys Library. £1,000-1,500 262 HC529/2 Bochart, Samuel Hierozoicon sive bipertitum opus de animalibus... Frankfurt-am-Main, 1675. Large 4to, 2 volumes in one, half-title with portrait to verso, initial title-page in red and black, embossed pigskin, some spotting, slight dampstaining and occasional soiling, binding discoloured and rubbed Provenance: A note to the paste-down endpaper reads Ex bibliotheca Birckmanni minist. Noriberg... £150-250

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263 HB268/51 Book of Common Prayer The booke of common prayer and administration of the Sacramentes, and other rites and ceremonies of the Churche: after the rite of the Churche of England.

London: Edward Whitchurch, [4th May] 1549. Folio, title-page and calendar in red and black, title within woodcut border, woodcut initials, eighteenth century calf with green and brown morocco gilt labels to spine, annotations and inscriptions in several early hands, lacks A2, A9, 02-7 and V10, leaves lxxxi and lxxxv-vi torn with considerable loss of text, title-page repaired at foot with some loss to engraved area, marginal repairs to initial leaves, some worming affecting text and engraved areas, some dampstaining, some bumping to covers, joints splitting [ESTC S122894; STC 1620] Provenance: The St Leger family copy from Leeds Castle, inscribed by the mathematician and astronomer, Thomas Digges; Robert St Leger (d.1564); Robert Stephenson (dated 1578 and 1581); inscription by John George Bell Note: It is likely that Robert St Leger was the brother of Anthony St Leger (d.1559), who held the post of Lord Deputy of Ireland no fewer than six times. He was responsible for imposing the English liturgy, based on the 1549 Book of Common Prayer, on the Irish church. His work in Ireland led him to be granted Leeds Castle in 1552.

This copy is also inscribed murus aneas sana conscienta and signed by the sixteenth century mathematician, Thomas Digges. Digges was married to Warham St Leger’s daughter, Anne. £1,500-2,500

264 HB777/2 Erasmus, Desiderius [First tome or volume of the Paraphrase of Erasmus upon the newe testamente. London: Edward Whitchurch, 1548.] Folio in 8, contemporary calf rebacked with 20th century calf spine with ‘Leyton Public Library’ gilt stamp to upper cover and library stamp to spine, lacks: A1-C2 (including title-page), AAA3-end of volume, Q8, Aa2, Bbb10, LLl4 & 5 and PPp12, C3 heavily repaired with some loss to text, some other smaller repairs with loss throughout, some cropping to headers and foremargins, a few tears, some soiling, dampstaining and annotations in an early hand throughout, library stamp to C3, librarian’s note dated 1889 to paste-down endpaper [ESTC S714; Darlow & Moule (1968), 73] £500-700

265 HB268/19 Fritz-Geffrey, Charles Elisha his lamentation... London: printed by William Stansby for John Parker, 1622. 4to, modern quarter morocco gilt, first and last leaf blank [ESTC S102162] Provenance: Ownership signature of William Brooke to title verso, another erased signature £100-150 266 HD582/4 Holy Bible, Cambridge, 1648 The Holy Bible. Cambridge: printed by Roger Daniel, Printer to the University of Cambridge, 1648. 18mo, engraved title, eighteenth century red morocco gilt, g.e., 18th century bookplate of George Forbes M.D., [Herbert 612] £200-300

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270 HD582/1 Sarpi, Paolo The histoire of the councel of Trent. London: B. Norton & J. Bull, 1629.

Folio, woodcut on title, contemporary calf, [ESTC S11669], marginal dampstains at beginning, worn £120-180 272 HD574/4 Simpson, Edward Chronicon historiam Catholicam complectens. Oxford: for Tho. Robinson, 1652. First complete edition, folio, engraved frontispiece, engraved additional title, contemporary calf, armorial bookplate “This book belongs to the Inner Library, bequeathed by the Will of Thos. Eyre, Esq. deceased, 1792”, occasional dampstaining, rubbed, upper cover detached; [Wing S3849; ESTC R7735] £100-150

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273 HB789/2 Theology - Milton, John - John Martin The paradise lost. London: C. TIlt, 1833. Large 8vo, 24 mezzotint engraved plates by John Martin, contemporary black morocco gilt, g.e., rubbed; Feltham, Owen Resolves: divine, moral, political. London: A. Clark & C. Harper, 1677. Folio, additional engraved title, leaf before title, modern calf-backed cloth; Sanchez, Thomas De sancto matrimonii sacramento disputationum. Lyon, 1739. Folio, volume 1 only, contemporary calf, rebacked, spotting; Horneck, Anthony The great law of consideration. London, 1702. 8vo, frontispiece, contemporary panelled calf, worn; Sale, George, editor The Koran. London, 1825. 2 volumes, 8vo, 5 plates (4 folding), contemporary half morocco, rebacked; Bigandet, P. The life, or legend, of Gaudama. Rangoon: American Mission Press, 1866, 8vo, contemporary calf, rebacked with cloth; Oldham, C.F. The sun and the serpent. London, 1905. 8vo, plates, original cloth, t.e.g. (8) £300-400

267 HB809/8 Lavater, Johann Kaspar Aphorisms on man. 1794, Third edition, engraved frontispiece by William Blake, at end it states “End of vol. 1” but no more was published.

Complete, contemporary calf gilt, head of spine rubbed; Lavater, J.K. Vermächtniss als seine Freunde. Zurich, 1796. 2 parts in one volume, 12mo, green half morocco gilt, Lavater, J.K. Lavater’s looking-glass.

London, 1800. 8vo, frontispiece laid down, extra illustrated with 2 portraits, repaired tear in D2 and top margin of title renewed, contemporary green half calf (3) £150-200 268 HB809/5 Menot, Michael Sermones quadragesimales una cum nonnulis aliis tractatibus hic colentis. Paris: Jean Petit, [c.1522]. 8vo, 2 parts in one volume, title-page in red and black, 18th century calf with elaborate gilt tooling and red morocco label to spine, some annotations in an early hand, bookplate, library blindstamp of Neatham Mill Librarym, some splitting to joints Note: This copy collates: ff.[6], cxcix [i.e.cc], lxv [i.e. lxiv, fol lvi absent but quire complete], whilst copies listed by the Universal Short Title Catalogue tend to collate: ff. [8] cxx lxv cxcix or ff. [6] cxcix; cxx; ?xv, or similar. However, fol. lxv of this copy does bear the word ‘finis’. £200-250 269 HB809/3 Miniature Bible in Greek - New Testament Bible in Greek. “Tes Kaines Diathekes Apanta” [New Testament only].

Sedan: Jean Jannon, 1628 [colophon dated 1629]. 32mo, later black morocco, metal clasps intact, some slight worming to pp.11-38 affecting some letter, other slight worming not affecting text £300-400 272

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PHOTOGRAPHY 274 HD559/1A [after] Sainton, Charles Prosper (British, 1861-1914) - photogravure three female nudes, photogravure, after a silver point etching by Sainton, 46 x 36cm (not including mount), faint engraved signature of ‘C Sainton’ to lower right corner, with similar signature, or copy thereof, in pencil, reproduced by H.P. Robinson & Son, Redhill & Guildford, glued to mount Note: Charles Prosper Sainton (1861 - 1914), was the son of the violinist Prosper Phillippe Sainton, and father to the composer Philip Sainton.

Charles, however, did not adhere to the family’s musical traditions, instead becoming a major advocate of silver-point etching. This image is heavily reminiscent of depictions of ‘the three graces’, and bears an ethereal, fairy-like quality, often found in Sainton’s works. £150-200 275 HB788/1 Annan, James Craig - Glasgow The University of Glasgow. Photogravure, signed “J. Craig Annan”, 36 x 31cm., framed and glazed £300-500 276 HB268/42 Churchill, Winston Spencer photograph, 19x23.5cm, showing Churchill as a young man on horseback, some damage to top left corner, a little fading, laid-down to mount Provenance: Allegedly belonged to General Sir Reginald Wingate, and subsequently purchased at Winifred A. Myers (Autographs Ltd.), New Bond Street, London

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£150-250 277 HD559/1 Clark, Percy M. - Victoria Falls Albumen[?] print, [after 1903], showing Victoria Falls, with the blindstamp ‘Percy M. Clark Victoria Falls’ to the lower left corner, c.37 x 47cm, laid down into mount, a couple of small scratches to print; and another greyscale image of Victoria Falls, from another angle, without stamp (2)

Note: In 1903, Percy Missen Clark established the first souvenir shop at Victoria Falls, working out of the mud hut which doubled as his photography studio and his base for organising river canoeing trips. He would sell curios and photographic postcards to tourists and construction workers. In 1904, Clark was contracted by Sir Charles Metcalfe to capture the construction of the Victoria Falls Bridge in photographs. Clark produced a small album for visitors, ‘Souvenir of the Victoria Falls’, however this image appears to be larger than those found in the album (about 20 x 28cm), and features Clark’s stamp. £500-700 278 HD559/8 Cody, Colonel Samuel Franklin - Early aviators Album of photographic postcards, 27 of Cody with various planes including Waterplane, portraits, crash or his funeral; and another 12 of biplane B.E. type, Maurice Farman biplane, monoplane, Brequet biplane, &c. most by F. Scovell, in postcard album, [c.1910-1914] £300-500 279 HC604/1 Egypt & the Holy Land - photograph album 77 albumen prints covering Egypt and the Holy Land, after 1883, including 6 signed Sébah, 11 signed A. Beato, 17 signed Bonfils, between 25 x 37cm and 22 x 13cm, including portraits, images of local life, landscapes, ruins and artefacts, half morocco, worn, lacks head of spine Note: 48 photographs of Egypt, 13 of the Holy Land, 7 of Baalbec, 6 of local people, 3 of Damascus £800-1,200 280 HD571/3 Europe and Edinburgh Album of 56 albumen prints of Paris, Genoa, Rome, Venice, Milan, Lucerne, Gotthard tunnel, Rigi, Clifton Suspension Bridge, Edinburgh, Caledonian Canal, Inverness; photographs 19 x 25cm, [c.1890], half morocco album, worn; Valentine, James Photographs of Edinburgh, [c.1880], 12 albumen prints, on card, with captions in negative, 13 x 20cm., cloth album, worn (2)

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281 HB964/2 European photographs, c. 1890 photos of Greece (25), Turkey (7), Italy (11), France (15), Germany (3), Holland (5), mostly albumen prints, various sizes, most rather faded, some with caption in the photograph, black morocco

287 HD571/2 Kuba tribe, Belgian Congo 7 glass negatives, 8 x 10.5cm., [c.1890], depicting prisoners chained by the neck, village scenes, villager with pots, warriors with bows, villagers outside huts

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282 HB774/1 Good, Frank Mason 14 albumen prints of Egypt, 21 x 16cm, 9 signed F.M. Good in the negative, c. 1869-70, mounted on card, loose in contemporary card folder

288 HB728/1 Lagos, Nigeria - Photographs 68 photographic postcards, some coloured, 85 x 140mm.; 74 Silver (?) prints of ? Lagos and Nigeria, 145 x 209mm., of local people, landscape, houses, British military, river scenes, agriculture, markets, village life, the Lagos Club, indigenous rituals, several captioned, two dated 1914, some faded, endpaper inscribed “Lagos, W. Africa”, Edwardian cloth album

£300-400 283 HC12/2 Hill, David Octavius & Robert Adamson Dr Robert Knox, (1791-1862) , surgeon and anatomist, calotype, 157 x 113mm., mounted on card, somewhat faded £150-200 284 HD559/54 Hill, David Octavius and Robert Adamson A Newhaven Pilot. 18.6 x 14.0cm., later? carbon print, c.1890-1920 £200-300

£300-400 289 HB778/1 Leesthorpe Hall, Leicestershire & Sandside, Caithness Photograph albums, of Leesthorpe and Sandside, and other Scottish locations, mounted with wedding and social invitations, newspaper cuttings, watercolour sketches, photographs of outings to seaside, theatricals, races, hunts, fishing, golf; 5 albums, c. 1900-1930; and several scrapbooks & manuscript compilations of holidays, entitled The Sandside Journal, 1916-26 £300-400

285 HD559/55 Hill, David Octavius and Robert Adamson Edinburgh Castle: group probably including George Meikle Kemp, 190 x 142mm., calotype backed onto card, [NPG P6(234)] £200-300 286 HD540/4 India - Kashmir - Bourne, Samuel 26 albumen prints by Bourne, most with Bourne’s name and a number in the negative, including views On the Jhelum, Fort Lahore, Srinigar, Burnuroluh, Poplar Avenue, Shalimar Gardens, Scinde Valley, Glacier, Wooden bridge on the Jhelum, Scene on canals Srinigar, Soonamurgh, Lahore, Masjid at Srinigar, Officers’ bungalows Srinigar, Golden temple Amritsar 23 x 29cm., [captions dated1864-65], some faded; and smaller photographs of St. Helena (3), Canterbury Cathedral (2), Hythe, dated 1861, (4), brown morocco album, rubbed, joints splitting £800-1,200

290 HD572/1 Matania, Fortunio - photogravures With the British Army on the Western Front, a series of artists’ proofs from “Sphere” Pictures by F. Matania reproduced in photogravure.

[London]: The Sphere & Tatler, [1916]. Folio containing 12 photogravures, each signed, tissue guards printed with titles, in original grey printed portfolio case with ties, some foxing, a little creasing and offsetting to title leaf £250-350 291 HB964/1 South Africa 25 ? silver prints of South Africa, some by G.W. Wilson, of George in Cape Colony, Prince Albert, Zwart River, Knysna (one by E. Jones, one by Goch Photo), 22 photo-mechanical views of S. Africa, late 19th century cloth album, [c.1890]; and 4 loose silver prints, 3 photo-mechanical images; and 7 photographic postcards £250-350 292 HD564/1 Stereographs - North America 42 stereographs including Graves, C.H. The honeymoon’s new ‘wench’ cook; Carter’s celebrated Indian stereos Ute Indians; Watkins’ Pacific Coast 10 cards, including an image of a Native American family; Jarvis, J.F. 5 cards including an image of the White House; and a collection of others, in a velvet-lined box; and a viewer £150-180 293 HD559/59 Whaling - Baffin Island, S.S. Eclipse (Dundee) Album of 98 photographs of whaling ship S.S. Eclipse, Captain Milne, ships Diana, Nova Zembla, Albert, and Eclipse, around Baffin Island, off Kingituk, Dalrymple Rock, off Dick’s Rock, Greenland, Hooper Harbour, Cape York, Pondo Bay, Inuit people, cutting up blubber, kayaks, Omiaks, salmon, local women, &c., [c.1910], loosely inserted into album, and 14 loose silver prints of whaling, some fading £300-400

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POLITICS & ECONOMICS 294 HB791/2 Coins and Coinage, 3 works, comprising Fleetwood, W. A sermon against clipping, preach’d before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, at Guild-Hall Chappel, On Decemb.16,1694. London, Tho.Hodgkin 1694. First edition, 4to, old marbled wrappers, paper spine lettered in ink, (2) + 30pp + (3pp) adverts, with half title/imprimatur leaf, [Wing 1248. Kress 1843.

Goldsmith 3029. Ming-Hsun Li p.57, p.245]; AND [Lowndes, William] A Report containing an essay for the amendment of the silver coins.

London, Charles Bill 1695. First edition, 8vo, contemporary speckled calf, rebacked, (1) + 3-159pp + (1p), title with engraved arms printed within double ruled border, woodcut initials, [Wing, 3323. Kress, 1908.

Goldsmith, 3131. Ming-Hsun Li, p.246. see Ming-Hsun Li, The great recoinage of 1696-9, chapter 6 pp.95-108, The Controversy between Lowndes and Locke]; AND [Anon.] Some remarks on a report containing an essay for the amendment of the silver coins, made to the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesties Treasury, by Mr William Lowndes, Secretary to the said Lords Commissioners. London, W.Whitlock 1695. First edition, 4to, quarter calf and marbled boards, (1) + 24pp + (1p) advertisement, title within double ruled border. [Wing, 4598. Kress, 1909. Goldsmith, 3169; Ming-Hsun Li, p.248] (3) £250-350 295 HB791/3 Customs & Excise The act of tonnage and poundage and book of rates; with several statutes at large relating to the customs. London, John Bill and Christopher Barker 1675. Small 8vo, contemporary sheep, rebacked, (1) + (11) + 15-325pp; pp.15-22 misbound in after page 318, title within double ruled border, ownership in ink on front blank of J.O.Kerslake 1681; [Wing E1147a. Kress 1376. Goldsmith 2126]

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£200-300 296 HB791/5 Customs & Excise - Saxby, Henry The British customs. London, Thomas Baskett 1757. First edition, thick 8vo, contemporary calf, rebacked preserving original spine, gilt fillets to covers, xviiipp + 654pp; [Kress 5646. Goldsmith 9269 (Adam Smith’s copy). Mizuta, pp.54, 138] £200-300

297 HB791/1 Hale, Thomas [and Sir William Petty].

An account of several new inventions and improvements now necessary for England, In a discourse by way of letter to the Earl of Marlborough, relating to building of our English shipping, planting of oaken timber in the forrests, apportioning of publick taxes, the conservancy of all our Royal rivers, in particular that of the Thames, the surveys of the Thames, &c.... Also a treatise of Naval philosophy, written by Sir Will.Petty.

London, James Astwood 1691. First edition, small 8vo, 2 parts, contemporary panelled calf, blind ruled, rebacked, (2) + (6) + cxxxvpp + (1p) errata + (9) + 132pp, with the second title page at f4 dated 1691, 2 folding tables, both with short tears, engraved armorial bookplate of Sir John Anstruther of that Ilk on verso of title, bookplate of the Signet Library, [Wing H265. Keynes, no.39. Kress S747. Goldsmith 2873] £800-1,000 298 HC628/8 Keynes, John Maynard The general theory of employment, interest and money. London: Macmillan, 1936. First edition, 8vo, original green cloth, dustwrapper discoloured, frayed at upper edge with a few small chips, endpaper discoloured and with inscription “W.L.M. Mackenzie”, a few pages slightly discoloured, small red scribble to upper wrapper £1,000-1,500 299 HB791/7 Locke, John A treatise of raising our coin, taken out of a book written by Mr J.Lock, entitled some considerations of the consequences of lowering of interest, and raising the value of money. Printed in the Second Volume of his works, in folio. London, William Churchill 1718. 8vo, quarter morocco and marbled boards, morocco label, 47pp, early ownership in ink on the title of J.Blumer, [Kress, 3075. Goldsmith, 5485.

Christophersen,p.23.] £200-300

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300 HD576/1 Mao Tse-Tung (or Zedong) Mao ZhuXi YuLu [Quotations of Chairman Mao, in Chinese]. [Beijing?] Published, printed and edited by the Central Intelligence Bureau of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, [May or June 1964]. First edition, 16mo (14 x 10cm), first binding with printed paper wrappers intended for individual officers prior to issue of more familiar red vinyl covers; Another copy, second binding, red vinyl covers, with text pages 82/83 in its earliest uncorrected state (without errata slip); both copies complete with half-title printed in red ink, title-page in red and green inks, brown-coloured portrait frontispiece, and with Lin Biao’s calligraphic endorsement having its misprint in its uncorrected state; also includes a letterpress introduction (1/2) signed with Lin Biao’s name (sometimes censored), a table of contents (1/2 listing 30 chapters), and the text itself (1/250) without any additional colophon or printing history (as found in most later editions); Another copy August 1965, third edition (first Chinese printing of the final text now with 33 chapters, the basis for all subsequent reprints and translations, and with Lin’s endorsement in its corrected version), red vinyl binding, with inscription on the half-title We must use Chairman Mao’s books as the Highest Instruction for our actions; whatever he says we will follow signed by Fang Zhi Qiang, a previous owner; Another copy an early English language translation dated 1966 (but actually January 1967) (4) Note: The red vinyl covers of the second binding were intended for brigades to use jointly. Creating a more sturdy binding took longer time to design, which included the addition of stiff cardboard covers inside the vinyl jacket and headbands at top and bottom. This is copy of a very rare issue of the work, with two Chinese text characters accidentally transposed at pp.82-83. A very small errata slip was issued (not present here) and the mistake was corrected almost immediately. In all known copies in printed paper wrappers, this text is in its corrected format. [Grolier Club Mao (2014), pp 34-37] Created for use by the People’s Liberation Army as a pocket handbook of inspirational reading, the book contains short segments taken from Mao’s speeches and published writings for use in study groups as lessons for discussion amongst the soldiers. Demand for additional copies within the army required the book to get reprinted several times in 1965 (2nd edition March enlarged to 32 chapters, 3rd edition August adds final 33rd chapter). Early printings include a one-page facsimile of Lin’s calligraphic endorsement for everyone to study Chairman Mao’s writings, but following accusations of Lin’s unsuccessful plot to assassinate Mao in September 1971, the government required this page to be torn out in an effort to eradicate Lin’s name from modern history. Subsequent copies printed after 1971 no longer include any mention of Lin and most earlier copies that do survive have this page removed. £9,000-12,000

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301 HD576/2 [Dictionary] - The May 7 Collection of Terms & Expressions (Chinese-English) [Wuhan, Hubei, Province:] Revolutionary Committee of the Foreign Languages Department for The Revolutionary Committee of Central China Normal University, 1968. Tall 8vo, collates: [vi], viii 607pp, coloured portrait frontispiece of Mao going to Anyuan (iconic painting created 1968 which was closely associated with the Cultural Revolution), black and white photograph of Chairman Mao and Vice-Chairman Lin with his famous endorsement facsimiled in red below, plain white board covers with support covering and sewn head- and tailbands at spine ends, laid inside red plastic protective covers with its title on both spine and upper cover, also with cover picture of Nanjing Bridge (which opened in 1968 and considered a miraculous engineering achievement) Provenance: Signed on the front free endpaper “Niutianyang [now Shantou, Guangdong Province], The Second Study Group, Chen Han Chu”, also inscribed “Gift to Classmate Chen Han Chu as a remembrance - Zheng Yun Long, February 19th, 1970, Niutianyang” with title-page signed by Zheng detailing his specific study brigade (repeated at p. 91 listing Mao’s Eight Important Documents) Note: First and only printing of this very rare bilingual dictionary, its title taken from a speech Chairman Mao made on May 7, 1966 when he declared that all intellectuals should be re-educated by peasants. Only a small number of copies were produced, to train high-ranking soldiers (Red Guards) in debating foreign diplomats and newsmen using terms, expressions, catch-phrases and slogans in slang language from the Cultural Revolution. Text in both English and Chinese.

Throughout the book are references to Mao’s close comrade-in-arms Lin Biao, including a section (pp.201-230) “Quotations from Vice-Chairman Lin Piao”. Lin was accused of planning to assassinate Mao in 1971 and most surviving copies have various torn-out pages following the PRC’s request that Lin’s name be eradicated from all printed texts. This copy is complete as published, including an unrecorded errata slip laid inside the front endpaper asking readers to cross out ten entries which were deemed inappropriate due to their negative implications and subject matter. £2,000-3,000 302 EZ774/54 Say, Jean-Baptiste A treatise on political economy. Boston: Wells & Lilly, 1821. First American edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary blindstamped calf £150-250

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303 HD575/2 Smith, Adam An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. London: A. Strahan & T. Cadell, 1799. Ninth edition, 3 volumes, 8vo, half-titles, contemporary calf, rubbed, lacks labels £400-600 304 HB791/6 Thornton, Henry An enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain. London, J.Hatchard, 1802. First edition, 8vo, half-title, recent period style calf, spine gilt, xiipp + 320pp; [Kress B4612. Goldsmith 18526. Stephens, p.32. Blaug, Great Economists before Keynes, p.242], slight marginal dampstaining Note: ‘It is not too much to say that the appearance of Paper Credit in 1802 marks the beginning of a new epoch in monetary theory.” (Hayek, Introduction to the 1939 edition). £700-900

PRIVATE PRESS, BINDINGS & ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS 305 HB806/4 13 volumes decorative vellum bindings all 8vo, Oxford edition poets, 1907-16, all quarter vellum gilt, t.e.g., library bookplates £150-200 306 HC547/1 An illustrated Chinese book Pang tao (flat peaches), eight fairies festival, a festival held on the 3rd. of the 3rd. lunar month in honour of the Goddess Hsi Wang-Mu. c.1930?, 20.5 x 15cm, concertina sheet between cloth boards, 10 hand-coloured illustrations, some worming slightly affecting text and images £150-200

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307 HB809/2 Binding - Calendar, 1819 Souvenir à Paris, chez Le Feul, Rel. Lib. Rue St. Jacques, No.54, près celle du Foin, 1889. Small diary, 9.5x7cm, including 23 leaves with 6 leaves displaying a French month and decorative engraved motif, also including a folding calendar for 1819, decorative red metal covers with decorative cast metal borders and cartouche reading ‘souvenir’ to upper cover, closing with coil containing gilt metal pencil £300-400

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308 HB782/1 Bindings, a collection of 19 volumes, including Mawe, Thomas Every man his own gardener. London, 1797. 12mo, engraved frontispiece, modern calf-backed marbled boards; Nimrod The horse and the hound. 1858, 8vo, red half morocco, rebacked; Berkeley, G.F. Reminiscences of a hunstman. 1854. Coloured frontispiece, plates by Leech, red half morocco; Merimée, P. [Oeuvres].1855-90. 5 volumes, 12mo, half vellum gilt (19) £200-300 309 HB268/58 Durrell, Lawrence - Wallace Southam Nothing is lost, sweet self. London: Turret Books, 1967. Folio, number 32 of 100 copies signed by Durrell and Southam; two more copies, numbered 3 & 4, signed; Turret Books Poets published by Turret Books read their own work, 3 copies (of 100 in total), all signed by Kevin Crossley-Holland, Jeff Nuttall, George MacBeth and Edward Lucie-Smith (6) £200-300 310 HD568/1 French Bindings, 29 volumes, including Montesquieu, C. de S. Oeuvres. Paris, 1820. 5 volumes, 8vo; Dumouriez, Général La vie et les mémoires. Paris, 1822. 4 vol., 8vo; Diderot, D. Oeuvres. Paris, 1818-19; and 12 other volumes, similar, all contemporary calf, spines gilt, red morocco labels £200-300

311 HB268/33 Gawsworth, John - Nina Hamnett (British, 1890-1956) - illustrations, manuscripts & typescripts watercolour on board showing wooded track, with inscription to verso: Given to me by Nina Hamnett, 7/1/1954 (see Laughing Tonso p.19 [14?]) John Gawsworth, painting 19.5 x 15.5cm, signed NH to lower left and H.Hamnett to lower right corners; Gawsworth, John 6 manuscript leaves from Marlow Hill (published London: Richards, 1941), with annotations and deletions, each page c.18 x 11.5cm; also 3 other manuscript leaves of poetry in the same hand; [Idem] The passions of Juan, 9 typescript leaves with annotations; Dickins, Anthony, editor Poetry [no.1], February 1939; [Idem] Poetry [no. 2], April 1939; and John Gawsworth’s copy of: Fanchette Two cities, la revue bilingue de Paris, no.6, 1961, with Gawsworth’s signature in blue ink to p.27 (14) £300-600 312 HB268/59 Gill, Eric Man and deer. Etching, numbered 9 -25, signed Eric G., 75 x 100mm., Dress 1860, wood-engraving, signed Eric Gill, 102 x 85mm., mounted on paper (2) £200-300 313 HB806/3 Goethe, Wolfgang von Faust. Jena: Eugen Dierdrichs, 1908-1909. 4to, number 11 of a limited edition of 1000, engraved frontispiece with title-page in red and black to first and second parts, original embossed calf with gilt stamp to upper cover, clasps lacking, some splitting to joints £100-150 314 HB268/47 Hughes, Ted The burning of the brothel. London: Turret Books, 1966. 21 out-of-series copies of an edition of 300, each 28.5 x 23 cm, blue wrappers, a few occasional light marks, a little offsetting (21) £400-500

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315 HB707/1 India - 3 ink and wash drawings monochrome ink and wash scenes of India: Ganges Boatmen c.17 x 23 cm; Wild animals (dogs?) surrounding a case, c.17 x 23 cm; Jinjallis or Camel Guns which formed part of the trecherous army of Scindiah - these guns were referred to in the last letter of the [...?] Special Correspondent, c.30 x 23cm; in two frames (2) £400-500 316 HB810/4 India - Company School studies showing costume and daily life 72 watercolours depicting scenes of Indian men and women working and performing various tasks, also 7 Chinese watercolours showing boats and insects painted on rice paper, and another showing a woman and child painted on fabric, each Indian image c.21 x 17cm, various watermarks including “Imperial Government Foolscap”, “Indian Foolscap” and “T.P.F”, some leaves watermarked 1881 and 1882, all mounted on coloured paper, contained in a contemporary album

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£3,000-4,000 317 HD559/60 Isham, Sir Charles - Lamport Hall Ancient House! Poem on lithographed sheet, 38 x 34.5cm., dated 1895, 6 copies, each partly hand-coloured; How comes the Millipede, with trailing light; As nature caused me to come forth by night; The Butterfly so gay on every flower. 3 Poems, manuscript text, colour printed and hand finished borders, on card, 38 x 27cm; 6 pencil drawings by Sir Charles Isham of deer, dogs, horses, donkeys & Turkish horseman, signed “Charles” on verso, one signed Charles Edward Isham 1834 on verso; one pencil design, 8 lithographed geometric designs on card, 2 hand-coloured; 2 pp. only of Isham’s Poem on the Tyrant of the Cuchullin Hills; Lamport Rockery and Gardens Reprinted from the “Gardeners’ Chronicle” Sept. 25, 1897. Oblong 4to, illustrations, original wrappers, spine frayed; and 3 items not by Isham £250-350 318 HD559/61 Isham, Sir Charles - Gnomes Notes on gnomes and remarks on rock gardens. Lamport, Privately Printed, 1884. Large oblong 8vo, small albumen print in top left corner of upper wrapper, frontispiece photograph by Miss Dryden, photograph of Rockery in inside rear wrapper, original pictorial wrappers £150-200

319 HB268/15 Lehmann, John design for the cover of Lehmann’s Pleasures of New Writing, published in 1952, 29.5 x 25 cm, black and white paint on blue-green sugar paper with acetate flap taped to left edge, partially laid down onto board, some elements loose; [AND] a small woodcut design with red painted surround with note in ink to mount verso: original jacket illustration designed by John Minton for “Poems from New Writing” (first book published

by John Lehmann Ltd.)”, 14 x 20 cm, laid down onto paper mount (2) £150-200 320 HB268/39 Minton, John - original sketches 7 original ink sketches on paper, designed for “Orpheus”, from 10.5 x 9.5 - 14 x 13cm. £200-300 321 HB268/37 Morris, William - fine binding Poems by the way, Love is enough. London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1896. 8vo, elaborate red morocco gilt with over 100 green morocco inlaid ivy leaves and inlaid blue morocco flowers, gilt doublures with ivy decoration, binding signed ‘P.V. 1905‘, g.e. £400-600 322 HB268/38 Poetic and artistic ephemera, comprising David Tindle RA (British, 1932) Pen and ink-wash sketch on paper showing a house in moorland, signed and inscribed: “For John G/ Wuthering Heights Supressed [sic.]

Frontispiece/ David Tindle”; 28 x 19cm, a few pencil annotations (some erased); Brecht, Berthold Caviar. 6 leaves typescript, allegedly translated into English by Ernst Schoen, in the presence of Brecht, unpublished; [attached to] a poem by Rilke, Die fischer von le lavandou, with a contemporary typed note stating that the poem is completely unknown; Heath-Stubbs, John [attributed to] typed leaf with the second half of C.S. Calverley’s translation of The Death of Daphnis covered with illustrations in blue ink, attributed to John Heath Stubbs (for John Gawsworth) in pencil note to verso; [AND] Watercolour on paper, 20.5 x 15.5 cm, with painted words: “The serpent on the fatal tree was l’espirit de géometrie”, note in pencil to verso reads: Juvenille painting by Martin Bell; Sackville, Lady Margaret A rhymed sequence.

Edinburgh: The Porpoise Press, 1924. Small 4to, number 33 of 50 copies; [AND] Short manuscript poem, When Drummond is summoned, with pencil annotation: Unknown Oxford Poet (6) £350-450

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323 HB268/55 Poetry & private presses of the 1960s Barker, George At Thurgarton Church. Trigram Press, 1969. 8vo, inscribed by the author, original boards, dust jacket; Moraes, Dom. Beldam etcetera. Turret Books, 1966. 8vo, no.2 of 100, presentation copy inscribed by the author, orange paper wrappers, dust jacket, slightly browned at edges; Horowitz, Michael Nude lines for Barking [i.e. larking] in present night soho. Goliard Press, 1965. Annotated and with line drawings by the author, original paper wrappers, slightly soiled; Lucie-Smith, Edward futura10. Edition Hansjorg Mayer, 1966.

Broadsheet (folded), inscribed by the author; Horowitz, Frances Poems.

St Albert’s Press, 1967. One of 26 copies on special paper lettered and signed by the author, 8vo, green cloth, glassine dust jacket; LucieSmith, Edward, editor The Liverpool scene. Donald Carroll, 1967. 4to, original pictorial laminated boards, with an invitation to the launch party of the book, signed by the author, loosely inserted; Hirschman, Jack Yod. Trigram Press, 1966. 4to, no.2 of 60 copies inscribed by the author, original linen-backed gold boards, cloth slightly spotted; The National Book League Walter de la Mare, a checklist, 1956. 8vo, inscribed to dedication page by Ellen Yale Wood; together with a number of works by Louis Ginsberg, Stephen Potter, Jean-Paul de Dadelsen and others, most copies limited editions, inscribed by the author, some duplicates (38)

325 HD564/6 Private press and illustrated works, a collection The Golden Cockerel Press: Powys, T.F. Goat green..., 1937; Abdul, Prince Mahmoud, attr. Ana the runner..., 1937; Whitfield, C. Mr. Chambers and Persephone, 1937; Calderon, V.G. The white llama, 1938; [all in original card wrappers]; Pertelote, a sequel to chanticleer, being a bibliography of the Golden Cockerell Press, 1943; Cock-a-hoop...being a bibliography of the Golden Cockerel Press, [n.d.]; and 3 Golden Cockerel catalogues; The Nonesuch Press: Laver, James Ladies’ mistakes, 1933; The Nonesuch Dickens, 1937; Laclos, Choderlos de Dangerous acquaintances, 1940; New excursions into English poetry: Sea poems, 1944; The poet’s eye, 1944; English, Scottish & Welsh landscape, 1944; Soldiers’ verse, 1945; Poems of death, 1945; Travellers’ verse, 1946; [all with dust-jackets, illustrated with lithographs]; Malory, Sir Thomas, Bart. - Aubrey Beardsley Le morte Darthur. London: J.M. Dent & Co., [1893?] 8vo, 6 parts only containing pp.97-455, with limitation page, title, contents, preface and table up to p.lxiv at rear of final volume, original paper wrappers, chipped, torn and detached; and 3 other volumes relating to Beardsley; Crisp, Quentin All this and Bevin too, 1943; and 9 others, sold not subject to return (36)

£700-1,000 324 HB268/34 Private press - poetry - Kathleen Raine, Peter Redgrove, Roy Fuller, Ted Hughes Six dreams and other poems. London: Enitharmon Press, 1968. 4to, number 142 of 450 copies signed by the author, wood-engraving, original wrappers; Redgrove, Peter Love’s journeys. Bow, Crediton: Richard Gilbertson, 1971. 4to, limited to 100 copies, original wrappers; Fuller, Roy Song cycle from a record sleeve. Oxford: Sycamore Press, 11 February 1972. Limited first edition, [printed for the author’s 60th birthday], no. 38 of 60 copies not for sale, numbered and signed by the author, coloured medallion woodcuts, original printed wrappers; Hughes, Ted The burning of the brothel. London: Turret Books, 1966.

Nos. 2, 3, & 4, of 300 copies, original blue wrappers, uncut; O’Growney, Eugene Sir John Piers, by “Epsilon”, Mullingar, [n.d.], 8vo, original wrappers (7)

326 HB268/36 Private press, 11 items Sassoon, Siegfried To my mother. London: Faber & Gwyer, [1928?]

Number 14 of the Ariel Poems, signed by Sassoon; [Idem] Nativity.

London: Faber & Gwyer, [1927?] Number 7 of the Ariel Poems, signed by Sassoon; Parnell, Thomas The vigil of Venus. Shaftesbury: the High House Press, 1927. Number 154 of 200 copies, quarter cloth; Raine, Kathleen The written word. London: Enitharmon Press, 1963. 8vo, marbled wrappers; another copy in blue wrappers; Lucie-Smith, Edward Borrowed emblems. London: Turret Books, 1967. 2 leaves (one folded sheet), signed by Lucie-Smith with inscription; another copy, unsigned, folded; [Idem] Art and design, op art (BBC radiovision notes for the teacher, spring 1967), inscribed by Edward Lucie-Smith; Turret Press Poets published by Turret Books read their own work, 1967; Hammett, Nina printed illustration of a man’s face on card, ‘Wrey Gardner’ written on verso in pencil; and a short playing record: Belle Gonzalez sings contemporary poets set in jazz (11)

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327 HC770/1 Roper, Hilary - Pattersand Press - illustrations for Sashka the Snow Princess 15 original illustrations for Sashka the Snow Princess and All the Creatures of the Frozen North, gouache on paper; another, unused, illustration, showing an Arctic fox; 16 original pen and ink illustrations on 13 small sheets for the book; a selection of colour printing proofs and a cover proof for the book; 2 signed copies of Sashka the Snow Princess and All the Creatures of the Frozen North. Pattersand Press, 2015; Limited edition print entitled Sashka and the Arctic Fox Note: Original illustrations for Hilary Roper’s third children’s book, Sashka the Snow Princess and All the Creatures of the North. Published by the Pattersand Press.

Hilary Roper was born in 1948 and was brought up in the country village of Hutton, just outside Preston. During her childhood, she was keenly engaged with nature, from climbing trees to winning school prizes for botanical illustration. Her interest in nature and wildlife is reflected in Sashka the Snow Princess, as Arctic wildlife playfully interact with the story’s eponymous heroine. A review in the Guardian newspaper in 1973 described Hilary’s work as follows: ...there is an immediate and constant joy in colour that is rare. There is an ebullience, a proliferation of harmonies that seem as delicately instinctive as they are original.

Following a period studying at Edinburgh College of Art and Design, Hilary began to teach art and design in secondary schools, whilst considering a career as a children’s book writer and illustrator. Upon moving to Wales with her husband in 1973, Hilary realised this ambition, creating her book Macfaddion’s Finest Hour, about a water vole hunting for a dragon. The intricately detailed illustrations were displayed at Sudbury Hall, a Derbyshire National Trust property, following a recommendation from the Prince of Wales.

The illustrations for sale today for Sashka the Snow Princess combine vivid colour and bold linear pattern, drawing inspiration from traditional Russian fairy tales in her decorated borders. This set of 14 original illustrations from the book is accompanied by an additional, unused illustration, depicting an Arctic fox. The story recounts the tale of, Sashka, derived from the Russian Alexandra meaning ‘defender of mankind’. Sashka is lonely until she is befreinded by local wildlife, and together the princess and the animals have many adventures. Hilary employs gouache on paper, using traditional wax varnish method, applied in soft circular movements by hand, akin to Renaissance painters, for protection. £7,000-9,000

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328 HB268/56 Turret Press, a quantity Lewis, Jenny [with contributions by C. Day Lewis, T.C. Skeat and Philip Larkin]. Poetry in the Making. Turret Books for The Arts Council of Great Britain & The British Museum, 1967. 8vo, first edition, one of 100 numbered copies signed by the authors (this copy no.3), publisher’s blue cloth, dust jacket, “Poetry in the Making: illustrative material” and flyer advertising the exhibition loosely inserted; Macbeth, George The Screens. Turret Books, 1967. 4to, no.3 of 200 copies signed by the author, 6 folded sheets in a printed paper wrapper; Hughes, Ted Recklings. Turret Books, 1966. 4to, no.3 of 150 copies signed by the author, original wrappers; Jupiter and Turret at the Wigmore 15th February 1968. Turret Books, 1968. 8vo, limited edition of 100 copies; together with other works by Hughes and Macbeth as well as collections by Edward Lucie-Smith, Jon Stallworthy, Peter Redgrove, Dom Moraes, Pablo Neruda and others, mostly limited editions signed by the author, some presentation copies, all published by Turret Books (a quantity, including booklets, leaflets and single sheets) £700-1,000

SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS & MEDICINE 329 EZ774/56 Adams, George - Globe and mathematical instrument maker Lectures on natural and experimental philosophy. London: Sold by the author, 1794. First edition, 5 volumes, 8vo, engraved frontispiece and 39 folding engraved plates, contemporary calf, spines gilt £800-1,000

330 HB791/4 Blaes, Gerard Anatome Animalium. Amsterdam: Joannis à Someren 1681. First edition, 4to, contemporary quarter vellum and marbled boards, spine lettered in ink, vellum tips to boards, uncut throughout, (3) + 496pp, engraved frontispiece, 65 fine engraved plates, ownership in ink on the front blank leaf “W.Hurd M.D. e Coll.Eden 1751”, first few leaves dust stained, sides slightly rubbed; [Garrison & Morton, 296. Cole, History of Comparative Anatomy pp.150-155. Singer, History of Biology pp.208-9.

Wood, Literature of vertebrate zoology p.243. Thornton, Scientific Books, pp.128-9] Note: First edition of the first comprehensive treatise on comparative anatomy. £500-700

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331 HB279/4 Cavendish, the Hon. Henry The scientific papers... revised by Sir Joseph Larmor. Cambridge, C.U.P., 1921. 2 volumes, 4to, plates, College of Aeronautics Library stamp on titles, bookplates partly removed, head and tail of spines worn £200-250 332 HB279/5 Cavendish, the Hon. Henry The electrical researches... edited from the original manuscripts... by J. Clerk Maxwell. Cambridge, 1879. First edition, 8vo, 3 plates of facsimiles, original cloth, spine faded £150-200 333 HD581/1 Edinburgh Philosophical Journal edited by Brewster and Jameson. Edinburgh, 1819-26 Volumes 1-14., 127 engraved maps and plates, original boards worn, lacks 1 plate in volume 14, (and continuation:) The Edinburgh new philosophical journal.

Volumes complete: 15-29, 31-32, 1833-41, cloth; and 1831, 1843, 1844, 1846, 1847, 1859-61, each in 4 parts, original wrappers, engraved plates; and other part years in original wrappers; Philosophical Society of Glasgow Proceedings. [1844-1932] and index to vols. 1-20 (1892), vols 123 half calf, very worn, remainder in original printed wrappers, exlibrary, occasional stamp on titles and plate versos; Monthly Microscopical Journal. 1869-1877. Volumes 1-18, plates, original green cloth, vols. 1 & 2 misnumbered on spine; Scottish Geographical Magazine Volumes 1-5, 6-11, 13-15, and 82-84 in cloth, some worn; and volumes 43-49, 70-101, and 103 in original wrappers, volume 102 and 104 in original wrappers, both lacking one part; Geographical Magazine 1935-41. Volumes 1-13, green cloth; Ellis, D. An inquiry into the changed induced on atmospheric air. Edinburgh, 1807, 8vo, original boards, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland library stamps, rubbed & soiled; Royal Geographical Society General index to the second ten volumes of the Journal. 1853, bound with Royal Charter of Incorporation of the R.G.S. of London, 8vo, half calf, ex-library copy; sold not subject to return £200-300

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334 EZ774/50 Euclid Euclidis elementorum. Glasgow: R. & A. Foulis, 1756. 4to, edited by Robert Simson, contemporary calf, slightly rubbed Note: This work, by Robert Simson (1687 – 1768), Scottish mathematician and professor of mathematics at the University of Glasgow, was for long the standard text of Euclid in England. £200-250 335 HB774/2 Euclid The first six books of the elements of Euclid, edited by Oliver Byrne.

London: W. Pickering, 1847. 4to, coloured illustrations, nineteenth century maroon half morocco, spotted throughout and occasional browning, rubbed £1,000-1,200 336 HB279/3 German and French scientific works including Riess, P.T. Die lehre von der Reibungselektricität. Berlin. 1853. 2 volumes, 8vo, half calf, worn, covers detached; Helmholtz, H. von Vorlesungen über Theoretische Physik, Hamburg & Leipzig, 1897. Volume 5 only, half calf, worn; Föppl, A. Die Geometrie der Wirbelfelder. Leipzig, 1897. 8vo, original boards; Föppl, A. Einführung in die Maxwell’sche Theorie der Elektricität. Leipzig, 1894. 8vo, half morocco, rubbed; Tumlirz, O. Die Elektromagnetische Theorie des Lichtes. Leipzig, 1883. 8vo, original wrappers; Wiedemann, G. Die lehre von Galvanismus... Braunschweig, 1874. Volume 2 (A & B) only, half calf; Volkmann, P. Vorlesungen über die Theorie des Lichtes. Leipzig, 1891. 8vo, half cloth, binding crudely repaired; Cohn, E. Das Elektromagnetische Feld. Vorlesungen über die Maxwell’sche Theorie. Leipzig, 1900. 8vo, half cloth; Vaschy, A. Théorie de l’électricité. Paris, 1896. 8vo, original cloth; Monge, Gaspard Géométrie descriptive. Paris, 1847. 4to, portrait, 28 folding plates, green morocco gilt; Verdet, E. Théorie mécanique de la chaleur. Paris, 186870. 2 volumes, 8vo, half calf, a few light marginal dampstains (14) £200-300

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337 HB279/7 Kevin, William Thomas, 1st Baron Mathematical and physical papers. Cambridge, University Press, 18821911. 6 volumes, 8vo, original green cloth, ownership inscription of J. Proudman, Jan. 1919, slightly rubbed £200-300 338 HB279/2 Maxwell, James Clerk, the collection of Maxwell’s bibliographer, Edward Fenwick, comprising The Scientific papers. Paris, 1927. 2 volumes, 4to, photographic edition of 1890 edition, plates, original wrappers bound in, cloth; A treatise on electricity and magnetism. Oxford, 1892. Third edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, bookstamp of Bibliothek d. Max Planck Institute fur Chemie on titles, other bookstamp to endpapers; A treatise on electricity and magnetism.

Oxford, 1904. 3 volumes, 8vo, original cloth; A treatise on electricity and magnetism. Oxford, 1937. 2 volumes, 8vo, original cloth; An elementary treatise on electricity. Oxford, 1881. First edition, 8vo, original cloth, bookplate of H.R. Reichel; An elementary treatise on electricity. Oxford, 1888. Second edition, original cloth; Substanz und Bewegung.

Braunschweig, 1879. 8vo, wrappers detached and frayed; Die Elektrizität in elementarer Behandlung. Braunschweig, 1883. 8vo, plates, half cloth; La chaleur. Paris, 1891. 8vo, spotting, quarter cloth; Theorie der Warme.

Breslau, 1877. 8vo, upper wrapper bound in, modern half calf; Theorie der Warme. Braunschweig, 1878. 8vo, slight marginal dampstaining, half cloth, repaired, rubbed; The scientific letters and papers of James Clerk Maxwell, edited by P.M. Harman. Cambridge University Press, 19902002. 3 volumes, 4to, original cloth; Fenwick, Edward James Clerk Maxwell and Nineteenth Century Physics. A bibliographical catalogue and biographical guide. 2011. 4to, original boards; Campbell, L. & W. Garnett The life of James Clerk Maxwell. 1882. 8vo, original cloth, spine faded; Thomson, J.J. Notes on recent researches in electricity and magnetism, intended as a sequel to Professor Clerk-Maxwell’s treatise.

Oxford, 1893. 8vo, library blindstamp to title, Withdrawn Bowdoin College Library bookplate to endpaper, original cloth; and 14 other later editions of Maxwell’s works; sold not subject to return £500-700 339 EZ774/55 Medicine - Civil War Surgery - United States Army Medical Museum Catalogue of the surgical [medical, microscopical] section, prepared by Alfred A. Woodhull, [J.J. Woodward, Edward Curtis], 3 parts in one volume, 4to, Washington: Government Printing Office, 1866-67, plates, illustrations, half morocco, library stamp on title, rubbed

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342 HB789/7 Science, 6 volumes, including Darwin, Charles Insectivorous plants. 1875. First edition, Third thousand, illustrations, errata slip, original green cloth. [Freeman 1219]; Owen, Richard Palaeontology. Edinburgh, 1860. First edition, folding table, illustrations, original cloth; Lubbock, Sir John The origin of civilisation and the primitive condition of man. 1870. Second edition, 5 plates, original green cloth; Tyndall, John Fragments of science. 1871, original cloth, rubbed; Weismann, August Essays upon heredity. Oxford, 1889, original cloth; Findlater, Charles General view of the agriculture of the county of Peebles. Edinburgh, 1802. Folding map, original boards, uncut (6) £200-300

341 HB672/2 Patent for improvements in slide valves awarded to Archibald Gilchrist, engineer and shipbuilder, on 19th August 1869, with seal attached in metal case and contained in patent box, vellum, c.51cm wide

343 HB279/6 Science, a large collection, including Whewell, William A treatise on dynamics. Cambridge, 1823. original boards, uncut, rebacked; Whewell, W. On the motion of points.

Cambridge, 1834. folding plates, later cloth-backed boards; Whewell, W. An elementary treatise on mechanics. Cambridge, 1833. 8vo, original quarter cloth, worn; Tait, P.G. Scientific papers. Cambridge, 1898. 2 volumes, 4to, original cloth, slightly rubbed; Knott, C.G. Life and scientific work of Peter Guthrie Tait. Cambridge, 1911. 4to, bookplate & withdrawn stamp to endpaper; Young, Thomas Lectures on natural philosophy and the mechanical arts. Thoemmes Press, 2002. 4 volumes, 4to, cloth; Faraday, Michael The correspondence, edited by F.A.J.L. James. 1991-2012. 6 volumes, 8vo, cloth, dust-jackets; Gibbs, J.W. The scientific papers. 1906. 2 volumes, 8vo, original cloth; Roscoe, H.E. Spectrum analysis. 1873. 8vo, original cloth; Griffin, W.N. A treatise on optics. Cambridge, 1842. 8vo, original cloth-backed boards, rubbed; Griffin, W.N. A treatise on the motion of a rigid body. Cambridge, 1847.

8vo, quarter cloth, worn; Venturoli, G. Elements of the theory of mechanics. Cambridge, 1822. 8vo, cloth; Wood, J. The elements of optics. Cambridge, 1828. 8vo, half calf, worn, lacks spine; and 23 others (c.46)

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£300-500 340 HC12/4 Nightingale, Florence Notes on nursing. London: Harrison, [endpapers dated 1860]. First edition, 8vo, with [The right of Translation is reserved] in square brackets on title, printed yellow endpapers with small heraldic crest top left, charcoal medium fine bead cloth with gilt lettering to upper cover, later cloth spine, long closed tear to pp.45-6, some light foxing and browning; [MacMichael, William] The gold-headed cane. London: John Murray, 1827. 8vo, contemporary half calf, some light foxing, some rubbing and fading; Bichat, Xavier Pathological anatomy. Philadelphia: John Grigg, 1827. 8vo, boards with cloth spine, browned and spotted (3) £150-250

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344 HB791/9 Simson, Robert - Professor of Mathematics, Glasgow University Opera quaedam reliqua. Glasgow, Robert and Andrew Foulis 1776. 4to, contemporary red goatskin, possibly from the Foulis bindery, the covers with a gilt border of a chain roll and a repeated rococo floral tool, smooth spine panelled in gilt, lettered on a green goatskin label, elaborately gilt tooled, marbled endleaves, edges gilt, (4) leaves + xpp + 594pp + (1)leaf + 32pp + (1)leaf + 33pp + (1)leaf + 23pp, bookplate on front paste down, small discreet perforated cypher on title and deaccession stamp on verso of title, [Gaskell, The Foulis Press, no.600]

345 EZ825/1173 Wolff, Hans Caspar Gynaeciorum, hoc est, de mulierum tum aliis. Basle: T. Guarinus, 1566.

4to, [10] leaves, 868 columns, [11] leaves, diagrams in the text, RCSI library stamp to title; Moschion De morbis muliebribus liber vnus.

Basle: T. Guarinus, 1566. 4to, [8], 63, 2 works in one volume later panelled calf, first 2 gatherings loose, light dampstain throughout, a few sidenotes trimmed, some discolouration in inner margin at end £300-400

Provenance: John Crerar Library, Chicago, bookplate with cancellation stamp Note: First edition of this posthumous edition of the unpublished works of Robert Simson (1687-1768), Professor of Mathematics at Glasgow University. £400-600

SPORT 346 HB708/1 Apperley, C.J. Life of John Mytton by Nimrod. Fourth edition. London: G. Routledge, 1869. First edition, 8vo, 18 hand-coloured aquatint plates, uncoloured additional title, red half morocco by Bayntun Riviere, spine gilt, t.e.g. £150-200 347 EZ774/57 Cricket - Australia - W.G. Grace - Prince’s Ground Gentlemen of England v. Australians, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, June 17, 18 & 19, [1878]. 8vo, scorecard, listing Australians and Gentlemen with printed scores for Australians first innings, and pencilled in scores for Gentlemen first innings, 25 runs for W.G. Grace £150-200 348 HB708/15 Fisheries - Cornish, J. A view of the present state of the salmon and Channel-fisheries.

London, Longman &c., 1824. 8vo, half calf, some spotting £150-200 349 HB708/19 Fishing - Charleton, T.W. The art of fishing. North Shields: for the author, 1819. 8vo, green half morocco, errata slip at end, slightly spotted £100-150

350 HB708/16 Fishing - Cholmondeley-Pennell, H., editor The fisherman’s magazine. London, 1864-65. Volumes 1-2, 8vo, 18 plates, contemporary half calf, slight dust-soiling, bindings worn with volume 2 spine defective; Alexander, Sir J.E. Salmon-fishing in Canada.

London, 1860. 8vo, frontispiece, map and plate, contemporary half calf, joints split (3) £150-250 351 HB708/20 Fishing, a collection of 18 volumes, including Gray, Zane Tales of fresh-water fishing. 1928. First edition, 4to, plates, original cloth; Crawhall, Joseph Izaak Walton, his wallet booke. London: 1885. 8vo, hand-coloured woodcuts, paper-backed boards, uncut; Scrope, William Days and nights of salmon fishing. 1895. 8vo, lithographed title & 12 plates, original cloth; Salter, T.F. The angler’s guide. 1815. 8vo, frontispiece, 14 plates, 2 maps, original boards, rebacked, frontispiece coloured, rubbed; Phair, Charles Atlantic salmon fishing. New York: Derrydale Press, 1937. 4to, plates, original pictorial cloth, t.e.g.; Hewitt, E.R. Secrets of the salmon. New York, 1922. 8vo, number 486 of 780 copies, quarter cloth; Stuart, H. Lochs and loch fishing. 1899; Sparrow, W. Shaw Angling in British art. 1923. 4to, number 32 of 125 copies, signed, with original etching by Norman Wilkinson, signed, original white buckram gilt, t.e.g., uncut, binding slightly soiled; and 11 others (18) £350-450 352 HC628/7 Golf - 3 works, including Hutchinson, Horace British golf links. London: J.S. Virtue, 1897. Folio, illustrations, original cloth, inscription “Rowland Gelland Nov. 1900” on title, original pictorial cloth, adhesion to margin of p.36-37, slightly rubbed, slightly dust-soiled; Hutchinson, Horace Golfing. [The “Oval” series of games]. 1893. 8vo, illustrations, original pictorial boards, somewhat soiled and rubbed; Park, Junr., Willie The game of golf. 1896. 8vo, plates & illustrations, original pictorial cloth, slightly soiled (3) £400-500 353 HB813/2 Golf - Hezlet, May Ladies’ golf. London: Hutchinson and Co., 1904. First edition, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, plates, original green cloth gilt, a little internal soiling and slight chipping, covers a little worn £200-300 354 HB813/1 Golf - Tulloch, W.W. The life of Tom Morris. London: T. Werner Laurie, [1908]. First edition, 8vo, photographic frontispiece, 27 illustrations on 25 leaves, original green cloth, some dampstaining, foxing, hinges split, worn £250-350

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355 HB813/3 Golf, a collection of 24 books, including Simpson, Sir W.G. The art of golf. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1887. 8vo, original quarter morocco, worn, upper cover detached; Hutchinson, Horace G. The book of golf and golfers, 1899. 8vo, original red cloth gilt; Leach, Henry Letters of a modern golfer to his grandfather, [1910]. 8vo, original red cloth gilt, worn; Golf Golfing: a handbook to the royal and ancient game, 1887. 8vo, original red cloth; Clark, Robert, editor Golf: a royal and ancient game, 1899. 8vo, original cloth; Darwin, Bernard Green memories, [n.d.] 8vo, original green cloth gilt; Travis, Walter J. Practical golf, 1903. 8vo, original green cloth gilt; Hutchinson, Horace G. Hints on the game of golf, 18995. Ninth edition, 8vo, original cloth; Mackintosh, I.M. Troon Golf Club..., 1974, signed by the author, with dust-jacket; and 15 others, sold not subject to return (24)

356 HB708/21 Highland sports, including St. John, C. Natural history & sport in Moray. Edinburgh, 1882. 8vo, plates, red half morocco by Bayntun, t.e.g.; St. John, C. Wild sports & natural history of the Highlands. 1919. Large 8vo, original buckram; Watkins-Pitchford, D. Tide’s ending, by B.B. 1950. 4to, dust-jacket with inner flap partly cut away; Ross, J. The book of the red deer. 1925. 4to, original cloth; and 7 other, miscellaneous (11)

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£120-150 357 EZ774/53 Tattersall, George Sporting architecture. London, 1841. 4to, engraved frontispiece and vignette title and 18 engraved plates, illustrations, original cloth, rubbed

STAMPS 358 HC739/1 A box of mixed all world stamps and FDC a quantity to include; various stock books, loose stamps, cut envelopes with stamps, FDC including 1924 Everest Expedition postcard and others 1960s - 1980s. Tibet one of main countries £200-400 359 SV252/207 A case with a small collection of various stamp albums general all world, some loose stamps, stock books, Gibbons catalogue etc £100-200 360 HB164/1 A collection of Great Britain stamps primarily in four Lighthouse stamp albums, part filled, some high denominations noted, a stock book of modern used stamps, an album of FDCs from 1950 onwards, including 1966 world cup, 1947 UPU, 1951 Festival of Britain, QEII preview cruise etc etc. other loose stamps etc (quantity) £300-400 361 HB188/1 A collection of stamps in a single preprinted album, all world, many loose stamps and some envelopes containing postcards and further stamps £250-350

362 HC739/2 A group of seven various stamp albums various, pre printed and loose leaf, all world stamps with Tibet featuring (7) £300-400 363 SV408/2 A large accumulation of stamps in various boxes All World, in various albums including Ideal, Gibbons etc, generally sparse but some good early stamps from All World including some higher denominations, various stock books with more modern stamps, various albums of FDCs, an accumulation of modern thematic unused stamps, a group of various pamphlets and catalogues, personal viewing advised (quantity) £400-700 364 HD575/9 Two Ideal Stamp albums and an All World collection some loose leaf pages, fair overall collection (2) £300-500

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TRAVEL & TOPOGRAPHY 365 HB813/4 Africa and the Middle East, comprising MacDonald, Duff Africana... London: Simpkin Marshall & Co., 1882. 2 volumes, 8vo, original mustard cloth gilt, many pages uncut, some foxing; Livingstone, David - Horace Waller The last journals of David Livingstone in central Africa... London: John Murray, 1874. 2 volumes, first edition, 2 frontispieces, one folding map only, lacking map in pocket at rear of volume 1, lacking one plate, original purple cloth gilt, worn, hinges split; [Jones, William] [A grammar of the Persian language. London: W. & J. Richardson, 1783?] 4to, one plate, lacking 22? introductory pages including title-page, contemporary calf, several annotations, rubbed and soiled, joints splitting [possibly ESTC T111360 based on pagination] (3) £200-250 366 HC379/1 Alexander, William The costume of China. London: William Miller, 1805. 4to, engraved dedication, 48 hand-coloured plates, with advert leaf, contemporary half calf over boards, lacks half-title, lacks 2ff. list of subscribers, plate 18 (‘Portrait of a Soldier’) torn and plate 45 (‘Temporary building at Tien-Sin’) repaired, some offsetting, a few tears and repairs to text leaves with no loss, gift inscription to dedication, bookplate, some pages loose, boards rubbed and detached, replacement cloth spine detached [Abbey Travel, 534] £700-900 367 HD559/3 Arctic, Lloyd’s Register & Shipping, a collection of 5 volumes, including [Adams, W.H.D.] The Arctic World. London, 1876. 4to, presentation copy from the publishers, illustrations, many full-page, original cloth, binding soiled; [Lloyd’s] Lloyd’s register of British and foreign shipping. 1843.

8vo, contemporary green morocco, worn; Lloyd’s Lloyd’s register of British and foreign shipping. 1887. 4to, original morocco, rubbed, lower joint split; Jones, C.H. The mercantile navy list and maritime directory for 1919. 1919. 8vo, original cloth, rubbed; Smyth, W.H. The sailor’s word-book. 1867. 8vo, original cloth, library stamp on title, worn (5) £150-250 368 HB813/15 Ayr and Ayrshire, 29 books, including Robertson, William Historical tales and legends of Ayrshire. London: Hamilton, Adams, & Co., 1889. 8vo; [Idem] The lords of Cunningham, 1891. 8vo; [Idem] Historic Ayrshire, 1891. 2 volumes, 8vo; and a proof copy of volume 1; [idem] Old Ayrshire days. Ayr, 1905. 8vo; [Idem] Ayrshire, its history and historic families. Kilmarnock, 1908. 2 volumes, 8vo; Pagan, John H. Annals of Ayr in the olden time. Ayr, 1897. 8vo; Morris, James A. The brig of Ayr and something of its story. Ayr, 1910. 8vo; and 19 others, sold not subject to return (29) £300-400 369 HA903/4 Baedeker, Karl, and other travel guides, 70, including Baedeker, Karl The United States, with an excursion into Mexico.

Leipzig, 1893, original cloth, facsimile folding map; [Idem] The United States... Leipzig, 1909, fourth edition, some maps torn; [Idem] AutricheHongrie... Leipzig, 1911, thirteenth edition; [Idem] Italy. Koblenz, 1870, second edition; and 16 other European Baedeker guides, including a Conversationsbuch; Murray, John A handbook for travellers in surrey, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. London, 1858, with ownership signature of Augustus Hare, photograph, news clippings and provenance information in ink to tile verso; [Idem] A handbook for travellers in lower and upper Egypt... part I. London, 1880; [Idem] - Ford, Richard A handbook for travellers in Spain. London, 1869, 2 volumes, fourth edition; and 34 other guidebooks by Murray; and 7 guidebooks by Thomas Cook; and 2 Thorough guidebooks; and 3 others, sold not subject to return (70) £300-400

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370 HB279/1 China - Needham, Joseph Science and civilisation in China. Cambridge University Press, 1972-2008.

24 volumes, 4to, comprising: volumes 1-3, 4 (parts 1-3), 5 (1-7, 9, 11-13; with part 7 present but in the incorrect dust-jacket), 6 (parts 1-3 & 5-6), and 7 (parts 1-2), 4to, original cloth, dust-jackets £200-300 371 EZ774/52 Cochin China - White, John, Lieutenant in the United States Navy A voyage to Cochin China. London: Longman &c., 1824. First edition, 8vo, half-title, later boards, paper label on spine, gilt stamp on upper board Note: A rare work on Vietnam. Capt. John White is renowned for making the second American voyage to Saigon on board the Franklin “The book’s interest to readers today lies chiefly in the fact that it is the first detailed - and published - account of an American’s visit to Vietnam” [Robert Hopkins Miller. The United States and Vietnam 1787-1941] £250-350 372 HD566/4 Cririe, James Scottish scenery, or sketches in verse. London: T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1803. First edition, 4to, 20 engraved plates, modern green quarter morocco, spine gilt, slightly spotted £150-200

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373 HC628/6 Gell, Sir William & J.P. Gandy Pompeiana: the topography, edifices and ornaments of Pompeii.

London: Rodwell & Martin, 1817-19. 8vo, additional engraved title and 79 plates and plans, (2 coloured), fine text engravings, contemporary diced calf gilt, bookplate of Thomas Wynn, 2nd Baron Newborough £100-200 374 HB777/1 Germany - Switzerland - France, 1936-8, photographs and 2 travelogues ‘Snapshots home and abroad’, a collection of 284 photographs and photographic cards showing scenes of Germany, France, Switzerland and the UK from 1936 to 1949, with the name ‘Elsie Beacham..., Sacriston’ to inner cover; ‘Two innocents at large in Switzerland, 1937, Mary Jennings and Elsie Beacham’, ‘THIS RECORD IS WRITTEN BY Elsie Beacham’, 65 typed pp. with some photographs and cuttings; ‘Paris by Elisabeth E. Beacham, August 1938’, 93 typed pages with some cuttings pasted to pages (3) Note: The two journals and photograph album recount the experiences of Elizabeth Beacham, and her travelling companion, Mary Jennings, travelling through European countries in the late 1930s. Although referencing European politics of the time, the journals, written by Elizabeth Beacham, have a wry, ironic and comedic element to them, in which Miss Beacham teases her friend and reports upon the sights, sounds and conversations with other people the two have encountered during their travels. £400-600

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half calf, rebacked; Jervise, Andrew The history and traditions of the land of the Lindsays. 1853. 8vo, frontispiece, folding map, original cloth; Lindsay, Lord Lives of the Lindsays. Wigan, 1840. 4 volumes, 8vo, plates, original cloth, rubbed; “Clansmen J.M.P.-F.W.S.” Sketches of the clans of Scotland. 1884, original cloth; Wilson, Professor Swan’s views of the Lakes of Scotland. Glasgow, 1837. 2 volumes in one, 8vo, engraved title and plates, contemporary half calf; Cameron, Sir Ewen Memoirs.

Edinburgh, 1842. 4to, frontispiece, original cloth-backed boards, a few leaves loose; Kilgour, W.T. Lochaber in war and peace. 1908 8vo, blue half calf; Wilson, Professor Scotland illustrated in a series of eighty views. 1845. 4to, engraved plates, tissue guards, contemporary half calf, some spotting; Robson, James General view of the agriculture in the county of Argyll. 1794. 4to, calf-backed boards; Clerk, Archibald Memoir of Colonel John Cameron. 1858. 4to, lithographed plates, original cloth, worn; Graham, H.D. Antiquities of Iona. 1850. 4to, lithographed title and 51 plates, original cloth; Shearer, James E. Panorama seen from the observatory on the summit of Ben Nevis. [c.1870]. Oblong 4to, lithographed panorama, original cloth, worn; Reid, George Twelve sketches of scenery & antiquities. 1883. 4to, plates, original cloth; Grimble, A. Shooting and salmon fishing. 1892. 4to, plates, original boards, uncut, binding soiled, joint broken; and a large quantity on Scotland; sold not subject to return (quantity) £300-400

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375 HB268/50 Gide, André Voyage au Congo, suivi du retour du Tchad. Paris: Librairie Gallimard, [1929]. Large 4to, out-of-series copy, one of 21 on vélin d’arches, 4 maps, 64 photographic illustrations, inscribed by the author to half-title: à mes amis Simon et Dorothy Bussy, original wrappers, uncut, wrappers detached, torn and soiled, textblock coming apart £700-1,000 376 HB592/5 Glasgow, 2 books, one extra-illustrated with original drawings and a map - Gibson, John The history of Glasgow. Glasgow, 1777. 8vo, folding plan, extraillustrated with original drawings by Mr Forrest Niven, late artist of the Glasgow “News”, manuscript notes by Mr Thomas Lugton, bound in wooden boards from original oak rafter in the 15th century House, Provand’s Lordship in Cathedral Square, printed explanatory note by James Laird bound before title; Glasgow International Exhibition, 1901 Official Catalogue. 1901. 8vo, original brown morocco gilt, g.e., Complimentary Slip bound in; Pont, Timothy & Joan Blaeu The upper ward of Clyds-dayl. Hand-coloured engraved map. [Amsterdam: Blaeu, 1654], 465 x 565mm. (3) £200-300 377 HB545/36 Highland and Islands, a large collection including Mackenzie, George The antiquity of the Royal Line of Scotland. London: J. Hindmarsh, 1686.

8vo, folding genealogy, modern calf-backed boards; The popular superstitions and festive amusements of the Highlanders of Scotland.

1823. 8vo, half calf gilt, uncut; Henderson, A. Scottish proverbs. 1832.

12mo, plates, half calf gilt; Mackenzie, A. Camerons. Inverness, 1884.

8vo, calf-backed cloth gilt; Galt, John The last of the lairds. 1826. 8vo,

378 HB545/35 Highlands and Islands, a collection of c.88 volumes, including Seton, G. St. Kilda. 1878, original cloth, slightly soiled; Kerr, J. The history of curling. 1890, original red morocco-backed boards, slightly rubbed; Campbell, A. Highland dress, arms and ornament. 1899, one of 250 copies, half morocco; Taylor, J. Curling, the ancient Scottish game. 1884, original cloth; Grimble, A. Deer-stalking. 1886, original cloth, soiled; Blackburn, H. Birds from Moidart and elsewhere. 1895, original pictorial cloth, spine faded; [Glencoe] The massacre of Glenco. 1818, later boards Knight, C.W.R. The book of the golden eagle. [N.d.], original cloth, rubbed; Macdonald, D.G.F. Cattle, sheep and deer. 1872, original cloth; Hall, RE. The Highland sportsman and tourist. [c.1885], map in pocket, plates, original cloth; another edition, [undated], map in broken pocket; “Ellangowan” Sporting anecdotes. 1889, original cloth; Donaldson, M.E.M. Wanderings in the Western Highlands and Islands.

1923, original cloth; Further Wanderings - mainly in Argyll. [n.d.], original pictorial cloth; Gardner, A. The peaks, lochs & coasts of the Western Highlands. 1924, original buckram, faded; Scrope, W. The art of deerstalking. 1897, half parchment; Graham, H.D. The birds of Iona & Mull.

1890, original cloth; Grimble, A. The salmon rivers of Scotland. 1913, original cloth; and c.73 others; sold not subject to return (c.88) £200-250 379 HB545/33 Highlands, a collection of c. 69 volumes, including Browne, James A history of the Highlands. Glasgow, 1838. 4 volumes, 8vo, engraved plates, contemporary half calf; Vindication of the Clanronald of Glencarry against the attacks made upon them in the Inverness Journal.

1821, engraved title, later cloth; Shaw, A.M. Historical memoirs of the House and Clan of Mackintosh and of the Clan Chattan. 1880.

Presentation copy from the author, with annotations by the author, original cloth; Christison, David Early fortifications in Scotland. 1898.

Large 8vo, maps, original buckram; Blackie, J.S. The Scottish Highlanders and the land laws. 1885. Original cloth; Graham, G. The Caledonian Railway. 1888, original cloth, soiled; Scots Lore Glasgow, 1895, red half morocco, rubbed; Anderson, William Genealogy and surnames. 1865, original cloth, rubbed; Grant, John Piobaireachd. 1915, frontispiece loose, original cloth; Fraser, A.D. Some reminiscences and the bagpipe. [c.1900]; Ellice, E.C. Place names in Glengarry and Glenquoich. 1898, original cloth; Mackenzie, A. The Macdonalds of Glengarry. 1881, original cloth; Thomson, D. The wavers’ craft. 1903, original cloth; and 53 others, mostly Highlands and Islands; sold not subject to return (c. 69) £200-250

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380 HB545/34 Highlands, a collection of c.81 volumes, including Victoria, Queen Leaves from the journal of our life in the Highlands. 1868. 8vo, engraved plates, original cloth gilt; Victoria, Queen More leaves from the journal.

1884. 8vo, engraved plates, original cloth gilt; [Stuart, Charles Edward] The young chevalier, or a genuine narrative of all that befell that unfortunate adventurer. London: for the author, by R. Griffiths, [1746], half calf with marbled sides; Ordnance Survey of Scotland Notes on the parallel roads of Lochaber. 1874. 4to, plates, map, original cloth, rubbed; The Pretender’s declaration Englishd by Mr Asgill. London, 1715.

8vo, cloth-backed boards; Johnson, James The recess, or autumnal relaxation in the Highlands and Lowlands. 1834. 8vo, original boards, rebacked; [Glencoe] Authentic narrative of the massacre of Glencoe.

Glasgow, 1818. 12mo, modern cloth; [Glencoe] Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundee. 1818, calf-backed cloth; Historical Record of the Queen’s own Cameron Highlanders. 1909. 2 volumes, original cloth; Stuart, J. The Book of deer. 1869, original cloth; Buist, J. National record of the visit of Queen Victoria to Scotland. Perth, 1842, original cloth; Barron, E.M. Prince Charlie’s pilot. 1913, original cloth; Kerr, R. History of Scotland. 1811. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary half calf; Macgregor, A. The life of Flora Macdonald. 1882, original cloth; Mackenzie, A. The history of the Highland Clearances. 1883, original cloth; Mackay, W. Urquhart and Glenmoriston. 1914, original cloth; Dixon, J.H. Gairloch.

1886, original cloth; Seton, G. St. Kilda. 1878, later cloth, ex-library copy; and 61 others, chiefly Highlands and Islands; sold not subject to return (c. 81) £200-250 381 HA913/2 Iceland - Vigfusson, G. & F.Y. Powell Origines Islandicae. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1905. 2 volumes, 8vo, original cloth gilt; Jakobsen, Jakob An etymological dictionary of the Norn language in Shetland. Lerwick, 1985. 2 volumes, 8vo, cloth (4) £100-150 382 HA903/3 India - John Murray A handbook for India... Part II. - Bombay. London: John Murray, 1859.

First edition, large 12mo, 3 maps (1 folding, 1 single-page, 1 folding and pocket at rear), 64pp. adverts, original red cloth gilt, some wear, fading and a few small tears to map £120-180 383 HB791/8 India - Mill, James The history of British India. London: Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1817.

First edition, 3 volumes, 4to., contemporary quarter calf and marbled boards, skilfully rebacked retaining original spines, armorial device at base, labels lettered gilt, marbled endpapers, leaf edges marbled, pp. xxxii, 648; viii, 720; viii, 777, [1, blank]; folding engraved map in volumes I & II, the second one hand coloured £300-400 384 HD582/3 [Johnson, Samuel] A journey to the Western islands of Scotland. London: A. Strahan & T. Cadell, 1775. First edition, second issue with 6 line errata leaf, contemporary half calf, red morocco lettering piece £140-180 385 HB805/2 Livingstone, David The life & explorations of David Livingstone. London: Adam & Co., [c.1880], 4to, additional coloured lithographed title, map and 19 lithographed plates, contemporary half calf, rubbed £150-250

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386 HB248/1 Major, Thomas The ruins of Paestum, otherwise Posidonia in Magna Graecia. London: T. Major, printed by James Dixwell, 1768. Folio, 25 plates, 20th century half calf over marbled boards, repair along inner margin of pp.37-38, some spotting to plates, several plates backed onto card, spine faded, slight rubbing to covers [ESTC T100079] £1,000-1,500 387 HB789/11 Martin, Martin A description of the Western Islands of Scotland. London, 1716. Second edition, 8vo, folding engraved map, folding plate, [31], 392, contemporary calf, neat repairs to plate and map, rubbed, foot of spine worn £200-250 388 HB810/2 Montagu, Edward Wortley Memoirs of the late Edw. W-ly M-tague. London: J. Wallis, MDCCLXXVIII [but 1777]. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, engraved frontispiece, halftitles, contemporary ?sheep, rubbed, one cover detached, [ESTC T129182] Note: Rare: only 2 copies recorded in British Isles by ESTC T129182, and 5 in North America. £250-350

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389 HD562/1 Neck, Jacob Cornelisz van - Dutch East Indies [Le second livre] Journal ou comptoir, contenant le vray discours et narration historique du voiage faict par les huict navires d’Amsterdam, au mois de mars l’an 1598 soubs la conduitte de l’Admiral Iaques Corneille Necq.... aussi est icy adjouté un vocabulaire des mots françois, javan & malaites. Amsterdam: Corneille Nicolas... pour Bonaventure Dacivelle Libraire, 1601. Folio (330 x 230mm.), 2 parts in one volume; 25 large engraved illustrations including title illustration, two woodcuts, [ii], 21 leaves, [8 leaves], period style half vellum, with mottled brown paper boards, upper margin of title excised with loss of three words (Le second livre), one leaf with slight marginal loss (not affecting text), occasional light stains and toning Note: First French edition of the very rare account of the second Dutch voyage to the Indies.

In 1595 the Dutch, having never sailed beyond the usual European sea routes, sent an exploratory expedition of four ships under Cornelius Houtman to Java via the Cape of Good Hope, in an attempt to break the Portuguese blockade on trade in the East Indies and gain direct access to the spice islands of the Moluccas. Houtman lost two thirds of his men but succeeded in making the return trip. A second, larger, fleet of eight ships was immediately dispatched from Holland in 1598 under a the joint command of Jacob van Neck and William van Warwijk. The second voyage was an extraordinary success, returning a 300% profit. It was the first Dutch voyage to reach the Banda Islands, at the time the global source of nutmeg, and led to the formation of the Dutch East India Company. The fabulous profits from the expedition prompted a spice gold rush in Holland. “In 1601, fourteen fleets comprising sixty-five ships sailed for the East Indies, but by that time competition between rival Dutch operators, as well as with the Portuguese, had inflated prices and none were as successful as Van Neck’s first enterprise” [Howgego, p.746].

On the voyage out van Warwicjk’s ships were separated in a storm from the fleet and driven to Mauritius, which he named in honour of Maurice van Nassau, Prince of Orange. Exploring the island they discovered a “great multitude of tortoises of incredible size” (folio 2 verso), and also discovered the Dodo. Folio 3 recto contains the first description in print , and the first engraved image, of the Dodo (see inside front cover).

The account of the voyage was first published in Dutch in Amsterdam in 1600. As more of the crew returned, a second much enlarged Dutch edition appeared in 1601, also issued in translation as the present first French edition. This enlarged text includes five additional engravings and two woodcuts (of nutmeg and cloves), and many additional details about the voyage. A shorter, unillustrated (without the engraving of the

Dodo, or any of the other engravings) translation in English also appeared in 1601, also an exceptionally rare book.

The second part, with its own title-page, includes a vocabulary of Malay and Javanese words, one of the first ever printed. The text includes twenty five attractive half-page engravings (including a map of the Spice Islands) as well as two woodcuts (of nutmeg and clove).

EXTREMELY RARE. ABPC has not recorded a single copy of the present edition at auction in the last 40 years. Only 1 copy found on COPAC: Cambridge University. No copy of this edition currently for sale. £8,000-12,000

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390 HD566/3 Orkney and Shetland - Neill, Patrick A tour through some of the islands of Orkney and Shetland. Edinburgh: A. Constable, 1806. First edition, 8vo, half-title, contemporary half calf, previous owners’ signatures to head of title, upper hinge repaired; Tudor, J.R. The Orkneys and Shetland. 1883. 8vo, plates, coloured maps, original cloth, binding slightly marked; Willcock, John A Shetland Minister of the eighteenth century. Kirkwall: The Leonards, 1897, 8vo, original cloth; Carmichael, Alexander Carmina Gadelica. Edinburgh, 1900. 2 volumes, 4to, frontispiece, original white boards, red morocco labels, t.e.g., boards slightly dust-soiled (5) £200-300 391 HD566/5 Pennant, Thomas A tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides, MDCCLXXII. London: B. White, 1790. 2 volumes, 4to, engraved titles and 48 plates, contemporary red half morocco, spines gilt; Pennant, Thomas Antiquities & Scenery of the North of Scotland. London, 1780. 4to, engraved title & 20 (of 21) plates (lacking plate 16), nineteenth century half calf, rubbed; Shepherd, Thomas H. Modern Athens, displayed in a series of Views. London: Jones & Co., 1829. 4to, additional engraved title and 100 plates on 48 leaves, contemporary half calf, spine gilt, slightly spotted (4) £180-220 392 HB789/12 Scotland, a collection of 8 volumes, comprising James I, King Poetical remains of James the First, King of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1783.

8vo, nineteenth century half calf gilt; Crawfurd, George The history of the Shire of Renfrew. Paisley, 1782. 4to, contemporary calf, corner of title repaired with loss of a few letters, some spotting, neatly rebacked; Leslie, William General view of the agriculture of the counties of Nairn and Moray. 1813. 8vo, hand-coloured folding map, original boards, uncut, Miller, James The History of Dunbar. Dunbar, 1830, 12mo, additional engraved title, original cloth, uncut, binding slightly soiled; Seton, George St Kilda, past and present. 1878. Large 8vo, 12 lithographed plates, original cloth, binding somewhat spotted; Mackay, Angus The history of the province of Cat (Caithness and Sutherland).

Wick, 1914. 4to, frontispiece, original two tone buckram, t.e.g., Pont, Timothy Cuninghame, topographized, edited by J.S. Dobie. Glasgow, 1876. 4to, plates, maps, some folding, original boards, rubbed; FraserMackintosh, Charles An account of the confederation of Clan Chattan.

Glasgow, 1898. 4to, 8 coloured plates, 3 facsimiles, original cloth, t.e.g.; sold not subject to return £300-400 393 HB708/17 Scott, Robert Falcon Scott’s last expedition. London, 1913. 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, some coloured, folding maps, blue half calf, t.e.g., slightly spotted £150-250 394 HD566/7 Scottish Agriculture, 4 volumes, including Brown, Robert Treatise on rural affairs. Edinburgh, 1811. 2 volumes, 8vo, 6 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, rubbed, head of one spine worn; Sinclair, Sir John An account of the systems of husbandry. Edinburgh, 1812. 8vo, 13 plates (3 very defective), contemporary calf, gilt, hinges splitting; Wilson, John General view of the agriculture of Renfrewshire.

Paisley, 1812. First edition, 8vo, folding frontispiece, folding coloured map, 1 plan, 1 folding table, modern quarter calf, morocco label £150-200

395 HC635/3 Shackleton, E.H. The heart of the Antarctic, being the story of the British Antarctic Expedition, 1907-1909. London: William Heinemann, 1909. First edition, 2 volumes, 2 photographic frontispieces, plates, 2 folding maps and panorama in pocket at rear of volume 2 (creased), original blue cloth with silver motifs to upper covers, some rubbing and foxing (2) £150-250 396 HD566/2 Shetland Islands - Hibbert, Samuel A description of the Shetland Islands. Edinburgh: A. Constable, 1822.

First edition, 4to, inscribed “To Miss Lefray, a tribute of friendship from the author, Hibbert Ware”. First edition, 4to, frontispiece, 7 plates (as listed) and folding geological map, engraved illustrations, bookplate of S. Hibbert Ware, modern half calf, raised bands, marbled sides £200-250 397 HB789/10 Spain - Bourgoing, Jean-François Travels in Spain. 1789. 3 volumes, 8vo, folding map and 11 plates, contemporary calf, worn; Ritchie, Leitch Travelling sketches on the Rhine, and in Belgium and Holland. 1833. 8vo, additional engraved title and 25 plates after C. Stanfield, contemporary red morocco gilt, g.e., rubbed, corners worn; Price, F.G.H. Temple Bar, or some account of “ye Marygold”, London, 1875. 2 volumes, 8vo, plate and text volume, both presentation copies to Lord Arthur Russell, A.L.S. from author tipped in, 11 plates, full and half morocco gilt, slightly rubbed (6) £200-300 398 FF711/25 Tahiti - Brassey, Lady Tahiti. A series of photographs taken by Colonel Stuart-Wortley. London: Sampson Low [&c.], 1882. 8vo, 31 plates, original pictorial cloth gilt, g.e. £150-200 399 HD535/10 Tibet - Deasy, Henry Hugh Peter In Tibet and Chinese Turkestan. London: T.F. Unwin, 1901. First edition, second impression, 8vo, plates, map repaired and loosely inserted, plates, original pictorial cloth £200-300 400 HB789/9 Travel, a collection including Bullock, W. Six months residence and travels in Mexico. 1825. Second edition, 2 volumes, 12mo, 12 plates, plans and maps, 1 folding, 4 hand-coloured, contemporary half calf; Cochrane, John D. Narrative of a pedestrian journey through Russian and Siberian Tartary. 1825. 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 hand-coloured engraved plates, folding map, contemporary half calf gilt; Marryat, Horace A residence in Jutland, the Danish Isles and Copenhagen. 1860, 2 volumes in one, 8vo, plates, contemporary calf gilt; Carnegie, Andrew Notes of a trip round the world. New York, 1879. 8vo, contemporary calf, worn; Du Chaillu, P. Adventures in the great forest of Equatorial Africa. 1892. 8vo, plate, map, illustrations, original cloth gilt; Rosser, W.H. & J.F. Imray Sailing directions for the principal ports in the Bay of Bengal. 1866, 8 charts, some folding, one torn without loss, original cloth, rubbed; Rawlinson, A. Adventures on the Western Front.

1925, original cloth, dust-jacket frayed and stained (9) £350-450

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401 HB791/10 Wilkes, Charles Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition during the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. Philadelphia, Lea and Blanchard 1845.

Third edition, 6 volumes, imperial 8vo, including the atlas, 29 x 19 cm, publisher’s full brown cloth, decoratively stamped in blind, each text volume with a pictorial centrepiece stamped in gilt, spines lettered in gilt and each pictorially gilt-stamped, atlas, lettered in gilt on front board and spine, back board with gilt-stamped pictorial centrepiece, uncut; 64 engraved plates with protective tissue guard and 295 inter-textual vignettes and woodcuts and nine double-page engraved maps, atlas with 5 folding maps, one of which (‘Chart of the World’) is handcoloured, a fine set; [Hill.1867; Howes W414; Sabin 103994; Streeter 3324; HBS 64930] Note: Third Edition and first generally obtainable edition, preceded by the extremely rare official quarto edition of 100 copies (of which sixtythree were given to foreign nations and twenty-five destroyed by fire), and the unofficial edition of the same size limited to 150 copies. The present edition is limited to 1,000 copies, which also includes the atlas which was omitted from later editions. £3,000-4,000

402 HC005/2 Workman, Fanny Bullock & William Hunter The call of the snowy Hispar. London: Constable and Company Ltd., 1910. First edition, 8vo, half-title, plates, 2 folding maps, original pictorial red cloth gilt, occasional foxing and slight dust-soiling, hinges a little split, some rubbing and wear to spine and covers £300-500 END OF SALE

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INDEX Adams, D., 150 Alexander, W., 366 Arnot, H., 138 Barbour, J., 118 Barrozzio, J., 9 Bitchat, X., 340 Bochart, S., 262 Bowen, E., 85 Brewster, D., 333 Brown, R., 11 Burnet, G., 138 Burns, R., 152 Byron, G.G., 151 Charteris, L., 155 Chippendale, T., 15-17 Churchill, W.S., 276 Clark, P.M., 277 Clark, R., 355 Coronelli, V.M., 54 Crofton, J.S., 18 Dawin, B., 355 Drummond, J., 5 Dudley, Sir R., 58 Durrell, L., 309 Eliot, T.S., 159, 160 Erskine, J., 122 Euclid, 335 Fabre, J.R.A., 105 Fleetwood, W., 294 Fleming, I., 161 Fortescue-Aland, J., 123 Fowler, H.W., 251 Frazer, 235 Friedel, L., 114 Fritz-Gerey, C., 265 Gell, W., 373 Gibson, J., 376 Gide, A., 375 Goethe, W., 313 Golding, W., 162 Goldsmith, O., 101 Good, F.M., 282 Graves, R., 163 Grazzini, A.F., 164 Guicciardini, F., 124 Gunning, S., 138 Hale, T., 297 Harvey, J., 184 Hay, P., 125 Heath-Robinson, W., 101 Hepplewhite, A., 22

Hezlet, M., 353 Hobsbaum, P., 165 Hondius, J., 73 Hope, T., 23 Horst, J., 109 Howell, J., 166 Howie, C., 252 Hughes, T., 314 Hutchinson, H., 352, 355 Ingoldsby, T., 101 Jacob, S.S., 27 Jardine, W., 257 Jerey, J., 252 Johnson, S., 168 Johnson, T., 28 Johnston, G.H., 138 Jones, W., 365 Josephus, F., 110 Joyce, J., 169 Kevin, W.T., 337 Kip, W., 85 Kipling, R., 170 Knight, G.W., 216 Knox, J., 138 Koops, M., 243 Kunz, G.F., 6 Lamb, C., 171 Langlands, G., 71 Lawrence, D.H., 164 Leach, H., 355 Lehmann, J., 319 Livingstone, D., 365, 385 Locke, J., 299 Longfellow, H.W., 174 MacDonald, D., 365 Mackintosh, I.M., 355 MacMichael, W., 340 Macpherson, J., 138 Manutius, A., 112 Mao Z., 300 Martin, M., 387 Matania, F., 290 McGill, D., 78 Meggendorfer, L., 100 Menot, M., 268 Mercator, G., 85 Michelinot, J., 9 Mill, J., 383 Millais, J.G., 254 Milne, A.A., 177 Montfaucon, B. de, 130 Moore, T., 255 Moraes, D., 225

Morris, W., 321 Murray, John, 382 Neck, J.C. van, 389 Neill, P., 390 Nightingale, F., 340

Whitchurch, E., 263 Wilkes, C., 401 Wood, H., 45, 46 Workman, F.B., 402 Workman, W.H., 402 Young, A., 252

Ovid, 151 Palladio, A., 33 Patten, R., 138 Percier, C., 34 Petit, V., 7 Plutarch, 131 Poe, E.A., 180 Pullman, P., 182 Rackham, A., 101 Raleigh, W., 134 Rankin, I., 183, 184 Robertson, W., 368 Rowling, J.K., 102 Sainte-Beuve, C.A., 113 Sarpi, P., 270 Sassoon, S., 187 Saxby, H., 296 Schmid, C., 114 Schomberg, A.W., 135 Scott, P., 258 Scott, W., 190, 191 Shackleton, E.H., 395 Shakespeare, W., 101 Shaw, H., 36, 37 Shearer, T., 38 Simpson, W.G., 355 Simson, R., 344 Smith, D., 70 Smith, G., 41 Sorley Brown, W., 193 Southam, W., 309 Stanhope, P.D., 246 Stevens, J.H., 135 Stevenson, R.L., 195, 197, 198 Stokes, J., 42 Terentius Afer, P., 115, 116 Thomson, J., 87 Thomson, P., 43 Thornton, H., 304 Travis, W.J., 355 Tulloch, W.W., 354 Tytler, P.F., 146 Verne, J., 200 Walpole, H., 8 Wells, E., 98

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the period identified in paragraphs (a) above, Lyon & Turnbull’s liability to compensate the Seller in respect of that loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the upper estimate, or actual loss incurred, whichever is lower.

This compensation will be subject to a deduction of a 1.5% loss & warranty fee (subject to VAT).

(c) Any oral or written estimate or evaluation or report provided by Lyon & Turnbull is a genuinely held opinion only. It may not be relied on as a prediction of the selling price or value of the Item, and may in Lyon & Turnbull’s absolute discretion be revised from time to time.

8. UNSOLD ITEMS

(d) The Seller acknowledges that attribution of Items is a matter of opinion and not of fact, and is dependent upon (amongst other things) information provided by the Seller, the condition of the property, the degree of research, examination or testing that is possible or practical in the circumstances, and the status of generally accepted expert opinion at the time of cataloguing 4. TERMS OF SALE

(1) If an item is unsold it may, with your consent, be reoffered at a future sale. Where in our opinion an item is not suitable for a future sale we may either request (a) you collect such items from the saleroom promptly on being so informed. We shall be entitled to charge you for storage costs, charges shall be made at a reasonable daily rate;or (b) suggest that the item be transferred to a secondary saleroom for sale without reserve. All transferred lots will be sold for the best price on the day, this may not bear any reflection on the item’s original estimate. Lyon & Turnbull are not liable for any items (whether it be selling price or loss & damage) when transferred.

The Seller acknowledges that lots are sold subject to these Conditions and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the lot.

(2) Aftersales: We reserve the right to accept an afterauction offer on a lot on behalf of the seller, at the agreed reserve price or above, for up to 48 hours after the original auction. In which case the same charges will be payable as if such lots had been sold at auction and so far as appropriate these Conditions apply.

5. STANDARD SELLER FEES AND CHARGES (Subject to VAT)

9. LOT WITHDRAWAL

(1) Commission: 15% is charged on the selling price of each lot, (subject to a minimum charge of £30). Loss and damage warranty: 1.5% on value of lots sold.

Photography: min charge £30. Online Listing: £10 per lot.

(2) Transport: Items for sale must be consigned to the sale room by any stated deadline and at your expense.

We may be able to assist you with this process. When organised on the Seller’s behalf the provision of transport will be contracted to third parties. Fees for transport will be deducted at the initial settlement.

(3) Illustrations: The cost of any illustrations will be borne by the Seller , unless agreed otherwise prior. The copyright in respect of such illustrations shall be the property of us, the auctioneers, as is the text of the catalogue.

6. RESERVES (a) You are entitled to place, prior to the auction, a reserve on any lot consigned, being the minimum hammer price at which that lot may be sold. Reserves must be reasonable and we may decline to offer goods which in our opinion would be subject to an unreasonably high reserve. (b) Firm reserves may be no greater than lower pre-sale estimate level. (c) A reserve once set cannot be changed except with our agreement. (d) You may not bid or instruct or permit any other person to bid on your behalf on your own property. If the Seller breaches this prohibition, Lyon & Turnbull may treat the Seller as bound as Seller and as Buyer but without the benefit of Lyon & Turnbull Authenticity Guarantee or the reserve, and/or pursue other remedies. (e) We may sell lots below the reserve provided we account to you for the same sale proceeds as you would have received had the reserve been the hammer price.

7. LOSS & DAMAGE WARRANTY (a) Subject to condition 7(c) below Lyon & Turnbull will assume liability for loss or damage to an item, commencing at the time that item is taken into physical control and possession by Lyon & Turnbull and ceasing on the earliest date of; (i) when risk passes to the Buyer of the lot following its sale; (ii) for unsold lots, when the lot is released to the Seller, or, within 3 months of the sale;or (iii) 6 months from the date of delivery to Lyon & Turnbull for items still in the possession of Lyon & Turnbull but not consigned for sale (unless part of a long-term storage agreement). (b) Lyon & Turnbull shall charge a loss and damage warranty fee of 1.5% of the hammer price, plus VAT. (c) If any loss or damage should occur to the lot during

If a Seller wishes to withdraw a lot organised for sale, a withdrawal fee will apply; (a) if withdrawn over 28 working days prior to the sale, this will be charged at 10% of the mid estimate along with any ancillary charges incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. (b) if withdrawn within 28 working days of the sale, this will be charged at 20% of the mid estimate along with any ancillary charges incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. (c) Lyon & Turnbull may withdraw a lot from the proposed sale without any liability if: (i) Lyon & Turnbull reasonably believes that there is any doubt as to the lot‘s authenticity or attribution; or (ii) it reasonably doubts the accuracy of any of the Seller’s warranties; or (iii) the Seller breaches any provisions of the Conditions of Sale in any material respect; or (iv) the lot suffers from loss or damage so that it is not in the state in which it was when Lyon & Turnbull took delivery of it. (d) if an item is withdrawn from sale under Condition 9(c) (i), or (iv), the Seller shall not be charged a withdrawal fee and the item shall be returned to the Seller or dealt with pursuant to Clause 8, as the Seller decides.

10. AUTHORITY TO DEDUCT COMMISSION AND EXPENSES AND RETAIN PREMIUM AND INTEREST. The Seller authorises us to deduct commission at the stated rate, and all expenses incurred for your account from the hammer price, and consents to our right to retain beneficially the premium paid by the Buyer in accordance with these Conditions of Sale and any interest earned on the sale proceeds until the date of settlement.

11. NON-PAYMENT BY THE BUYER (a) Lyon & Turnbull will, where it considers appropriate, take reasonable steps to investigate the ability of bidders to pay for lots and will use reasonable endeavours, in consultation with the Seller, to enforce payment of the Hammer Price by any Buyer. (b) Lyon & Turnbull, in consultation with the Seller, will decide whether to pursue any of the remedies available to it, including those set out in Condition 10 of the Condition of Sale (Buyers) including the right to cancel the sale and return the property to the Seller. Lyon & Turnbull will inform the Seller of any action which it contemplates taking against the Buyer. (c) lf the Seller elects to take action against any Buyer on its own behalf Lyon & Turnbull will provide the Seller with such assistance as may be reasonably necessary to pursue that action. (d) The Seller hereby agrees to inform Lyon & Turnbull of any action which it chooses to take against the Buyer

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to enforce payment of the amount due to the Seller. (e) In the event that a Buyer fails to pay for a lot in accordance with the Conditions of Sale for Buyers, that lot will be treated in the same way as an unsold or collected lot.

12. SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS Subject to full payment by the Buyer, payment of the net proceeds of sale due to you will be made over to you 28 working days following a sale. Provided we have received cleared funds. Payment will be made by cheque or BACS (if requested).

required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

The Auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by Sellers or Buyers.

15. GENERAL

17. DATA PROTECTION

(a) We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person.

In connection with the management and operation of our business and the marketing and supply of Lyon & Turnbull’s services, or as required by law, we may ask the Seller to provide personal information about themselves or obtain information about the Seller from third parties (e.g. credit information). Lyon & Turnbull will not give out personal information except as may be required by law.

(b) Any notice to any Buyer, Seller, bidder or viewer may be given by email, or if not available then first class mail, in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

(a) The same Conditions of Sale (Sellers) shall apply to sales by private treaty.

(c) Notices to Lyon & Turnbull should be in writing and addressed to Nick Curnow at 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR, quoting the reference number specified at the beginning of the sale catalogue.

(b) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction and subject to our agreed charges for Sellers and Buyers.

(d) Should any provision of these Conditions of Sale be held unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

(c) Lyon & Turnbull undertakes to inform the Seller of any offers it receives in relation to an item prior to any Proposed Sale, excluding the normal method of commission bids.

(e) These Conditions of Sale are not assignable by either party without the other’s prior written consent, but are binding on the seller’s successor and representatives.

No act, omission or delay by Lyon & Turnbull shall be deemed a waiver or release of any of its rights.

13. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY

(d) For the purposes of a private treaty sale, if a lot is sold in any other currency than Sterling, the exchange rate is to be taken on the date of sale.

(f) The contract between the parties may be varied by the parties by agreement and in writing.

14. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY

16. AGENCY

All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as

Lyon & Turnbull acts as agent solely for and in the interests of the Seller. We do not act for Buyers in this role and does not give advice to Buyers. When Lyon & Turnbull make a statement about a lot it is doing so on behalf of the Seller of the lot.

If you would like further information on Lyon & Turnbull policies on personal data, or to make corrections to your information, please contact us on +44 (0)131 557 8844.

18. LAW AND JURISDICTION (a) Governing Law: These Conditions of Sale and all aspects of all matters, transactions or disputes to which they relate or apply shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, Scots law (b) Jurisdiction: The Seller agrees that the Courts of Scotland are to have exclusive jurisdiction to settle all disputes arising in connection with all aspects of all matters or transactions to which these Conditions of Sale relate or apply.

BUYERS The Auctioneer carries on business with bidders, Buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to, or in connection with, a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein..

1. DEFINITIONS In these Conditions of Sale (Buyers): "Auctioneer" means Lyon & Turnbull Ltd or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; "Hammer price" means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the Auctioneer brings down the hammer; "Lot" means each Item offered for sale by Lyon & Turnbull; "Purchase Price" is the Hammer Price and applicable Buyer's Premium; "Reserve" means the lowest price below which an item cannot be sold; "Total amount due" means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax or other taxes chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting Buyer under these Conditions; “You”, “Your” means the Buyer “Us”, “Our”, “We” etc. refers to Lyon & Turnbull Ltd The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. AGENCY Lyon & Turnbull acts as agent solely for and in the interests of the Seller. We do not act for Buyers in this role and does not give advice to Buyers. When Lyon & Turnbull make a statement about a lot it is doing so on behalf of the Seller of the lot.

The Auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by Sellers or Buyers.

3. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security and credit references or arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) The maker of the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the Buyer and any dispute shall be settled at the Auctioneer's absolute discretion.

(c) Once made, no bid may be withdrawn. (d) Our right to bid on behalf of Sellers is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve. (e) The right to refuse any bid is also reserved. (f) Commission Bids: While prospective Buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we shall, if so instructed, clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the Auctioneer nor our employees nor agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so.

Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made. (g) Telephone Bids: If a prospective Buyer makes arrangements with us prior to the commencement of the sale we will use reasonable efforts to contact them to enable them to participate in bidding by telephone.

We do not accept liability for failure to do so or for errors and omissions in connections. (h) Online Bidding: We will use reasonable efforts to carry out online bids and do not accept liability for equipment failure, inability to access the internet or software malfunctions related to execution of online bids/ live bidding.

4. INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the Auctioneer's sole discretion.

5. THE PURCHASE PRICE For each lot purchased a Buyer's Premium of 25% is payable on the first £50,000 of the hammer price, 20% thereafter. VAT at the appropriate rate is charged on the Buyer's Premium. No VAT is payable on the hammer price or premium for printed books or unframed maps bought at auction.

Live online bidding is subject to an additional 3% premium (charged by the live bidding service provider Invaluable). This additional premium is subject to VAT at the appropriate rate as above.

6. VALUE ADDED TAX Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by Buyers of relevant lots.

(1) Lots affixed with (†): Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with

a dagger (†). This imposition of VAT maybe because the Seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating under a Margin Scheme.

(2) Lots affixed with (*): A reduced rate of Value Added Tax on the hammer price of 5% is payable. This indicates that a lot has been imported from outwith the European Union. This reduced rate is applicable to Antique items.

(3) Lots affixed with [Ω]: Standard rate of Value Added Tax on the hammer price and premium is payable. This applies to items that have been imported from outwith the European Union and do not fall within the reduced rate category outlined above.

7. DROIT de SUITE This symbol § indicates works which may be subject to the Droit de Suite or Artist's Resale Right, which took effect in the United Kingdom on 14th February 2006.

We are required to collect a royalty payment for all qualifying works of art. Under new legislation which came into effect on 1st January 2012 this applies to living artists and artists who have died in the last 70 years. This royalty will be charged to the Buyer on the hammer price and in addition to the Buyer’s premium. It will not apply to works where the hammer price is less than €1,000 (euros). The charge for works of art sold at and above €1,000 (euros) and below €50,000 (euros) is 4%. For items selling above €50,000 (euros), charges are calculated on a sliding scale. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (‘DACS’) and no handling costs or additional fees are retained by the auctioneer. Resale royalties are not subject to VAT. Please note that the royalty payment is calculated on the rate of exchange at the European Central Bank on the date of the sale. More information on Droit de Suite is available at www.dacs.org.uk.

8. PAYMENT (1) Within 7 days of a lot being sold you will: (a) Pay to us the total amount due in cash or by such other method as is agreed by us. We accept cash, bank transfer (details on request), debit cards and Visa or MasterCard credit cards. We do not accept American Express. (b) Please note there is a surcharge of 2% when using credit cards. (c) Please note that under The Money Laundering Regulations 2007 we cannot accept cash payments over €15,000 (euros).

(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us

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towards any sums owing by you to us howsoever incurred and without agreement by you or your agent, whether express or implied..

9. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.

(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 7 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment whichever is later. We can provide you with a list of shippers. However, we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of carriers or packers whether or not recommended by us.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

(4) It is the Buyer’s responsibility to ascertain collection procedures, particularly if the sale is not being held at our main sale room and the potential storage charges for lots not collected by the appropriate time.

(5) Export of goods: Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character, e.g. items that may contain prohibited materials such as ivory or rhino horn. It is the buyer’s sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. The denial of any licence or any delay in obtaining licences shall neither justify the recession of any sale not any delay in making full payment for the lot.

10. REMEDIES FOR NON·PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the Sellers and on their behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the contract for sale of that lot and/or any other lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). (d) to remove, store and insure the lot in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere and to recover from you all costs incurred in respect thereof; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month above the current base rate on all sums outstanding for more than 7 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or which become due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due by you and to exercise a lien over any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.satisfied.

11. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective Buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective Buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and only accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer or our employees or agents accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and no warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are given. Please note that photographs/images provided may not be fully representative of the condition of the lot and should not be relied upon as indicative of the overall condition of the lot.

(2) Condition reports: Condition reports are provided on our website or upon request. The absence of a report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections.

Large numbers of such requests are received shortly before each sale and department specialists and administration will endeavor to respond to all requests although we offer no guarantee. Any statement in relation to the lot is merely an expression of opinion of the Seller or Lyon & Turnbull and should not be relied upon as an inducement to bid on the lot. Lots are available for inspection prior to the sale and you are strongly advised to examine any lot in which you are interested prior to the sale. Our condition reports are not prepared by professional conservators, restorers or engineers. Our condition report does not form any contract between Lyon & Turnbull and the Buyer. The Condition Reports do not affect the Seller’s obligations in any way.

(3) Estimates: Estimates are placed on each lot to help Buyers gauge the sums involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT. Estimates are a matter of opinion and prepared in advance. Estimates may be subject to change and are for guidance only and should not be relied upon.

(4) Catalogue Alterations: Lot descriptions and estimates are prepared in advance of the sale and may be subject to change. Any alterations will be announced on the catalogue alteration sheet, made available prior to the sale. It is the responsibility of the Buyer to make themselves aware to any alterations which may have occurred.

(5) Electrical Goods: are sold as “works of art” only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first. Use of such goods is entirely at the risk of the Buyer and no warranties as to safety of the goods are given.

14. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY (a) The same Conditions of Sale (Buyers) shall apply to sales by private treaty. (b) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction and subject to our agreed charges for Sellers and Buyers. (c) Lyon & Turnbull undertakes to inform the Seller of any offers it receives in relation to an item prior to any Proposed Sale, excluding the normal method of commission bids. (d) For the purposes of a private treaty sale, if a lot is sold in any other currency than Sterling, the exchange rate is to be taken on the date of sale.

15. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation, safety and security arrangements.

Accordingly, neither the Auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to, during or after a sale.

16. GENERAL (a) We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. (b) Any notice to any Buyer, Seller, bidder or viewer may be given by email if not available then first class mail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. (c) Notices to Lyon & Turnbull should be in writing and addressed to Nick Curnow at 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR, quoting the reference number specified at the beginning of the sale catalogue.

(6) Upholstered items: are sold as “works of art” only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with current safety regulation. Use of such goods is entirely at the risk of the Buyer and no warranties as to safety of the goods are given. Lyon & Turnbull provide no guarantee as to the originality of any wood/material contained within the item.

(d) Should any provision of these Conditions of Sale be held unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

(7) Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items (Books, Jewellery, Paintings, Guns, Firearms etc.) in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing in the catalogue. These notices and terms will also form part of our terms and conditions of sales.

(f) The contract between the parties may be varied by the parties by agreement and in writing.

12. BOOKS, CLOCKS & WATCHES (1) Books-Collation: If on collation any NAMED item in the sale catalogue proves defective, in text or illustration the Buyer may reject the lot provided he returns it within 21 days of the sale stating the defect in writing.

This, however, shall not apply in the case of unnamed items, periodicals, autographed letters, music M.M.S., maps, drawings NOR in respect of damage to bindings, stains, foxing, marginal worm holes or other defects not affecting the completeness of the text NOR in respect of Defects mentioned in the catalogue, or at the time of sale, NOR in respect of lots sold for less than £300.

(2) Clocks & Watches: All lots are sold “as seen”, and the absence of any reference to the condition of a clock or watch does not imply the lot is in good condition and without defects, repairs or restorations. Most clocks and watches will have been repaired during their normal lifetime and may now incorporate additional/newer parts. Furthermore, Lyon & Turnbull makes no representation or warranty that any clock or watch is in working order. As clocks and watches often contain fine and complex mechanisms, Buyers should be aware that a general service, change of battery or further repair work, for which the Buyer is solely responsible, may be necessary. Buyers should also be aware that Lyon & Turnbull cannot guarantee a watch will remain waterproof if the back is removed. Buyers should be aware that the importing watches such as Rolex, Frank Muller and Corum into the United States is highly restricted. These watches cannot be shipped to the USA and only imported personally.

13. CITES Please be aware that all lots marked with the symbol Y are subject to CITES regulations when exporting these items outside the EU. These regulations may be found at http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/ importsexports/cites/ Lyon & Turnbull accepts no liability for any lots which may be subject to CITES but have not be identified as such.

(e) These Conditions of Sale are not assignable by either party without the other's prior written consent. No act, omission or delay by Lyon & Turnbull shall be deemed a waiver or release of any of its rights.

17. DATA PROTECTION In connection with the management and operation of our business and the marketing and supply of Lyon & Turnbull's services, or as required by law, we may ask the Buyer to provide personal information about themselves or obtain information about the Buyer from third parties (e.g. credit information). Lyon & Turnbull will not give out personal information except as may be required by law.

If you would like further information on Lyon & Turnbull policies on personal data, or to make corrections to your information, please contact us on +44 (0)131 557 8844..

The Buyer hereby agrees to the release by Lyon & Turnbull of the Buyer’s name and contact details to the seller or the seller’s solicitor in the event of any dispute between Lyon & Turnbull and the Buyer and/or Lyon & Turnbull and the Seller. Lyon & Turnbull will give prior written notice of the release of any such details to the Seller of the Seller’s solicitor.

18. FORCE MA JEURE Lyon & Turnbull shall be under no liability if they shall be unable to carry out any provision of the Contract of Sale for any reason beyond their control including (without limiting the foregoing) an act of God, legislation, war, fire, flood, drought, failure of power supply, lock-out, strike or other action taken by employees in contemplation or furtherance of a dispute or owing to any inability to procure materials required for the performance of the contract.

19. LAW AND JURISDICTION (a) Governing Law: These Conditions of Sale and all aspects of all matters, transactions or disputes to which they relate or apply shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, Scots law (b) Jurisdiction: The Buyer agrees that the Courts of Scotland are to have exclusive jurisdiction to settle all disputes arising in connection with all aspects of all matters or transactions to which these Conditions of Sale relate or apply.

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Guide to Bidding & Payment

Payment

Registration All potential buyers must register prior to placing a bid. Registration information may be submitted in person at our registration desk, by email, by fax or on our website. Please note that all first time bidders at Lyon & Turnbull will be asked to supply the following documents in order to facilitate registration: 1 – Government issued photo ID (Passport/ Driving licence) 2 – Proof of address (utility bill/ bank statement).

We may, at our option, also ask you to provide a bank reference and/ or deposit.

By registering for the sale, the buyer acknowledges that he or she has read, understood and accepted our Conditions of Sale.

Bidding At the Sale Registered bidders will be assigned a bidder number and given a paddle for use at the sale. Once the first bid has been placed, the auctioneer asks for higher bids in increments determined by the auctioneer. To place your bid, simply raise your paddle until the auctioneer acknowledges you.

Please ensure that the auctioneer repeats your bidder number correctly when confirming the sale. If there is any doubt at this stage as to the hammer price or buyer it must be brought to the auctioneer’s attention immediately. All lots will be invoiced to the name and address given on your registration form, which is non-transferable.

By phone A limited number of telephone lines are available for bidding by phone through a Lyon & Turnbull representative. Phone lines must be reserved in advance. All bid requests must be received an hour before the sale. All telephone bids must be confirmed in writing, listing the relevant lots and appropriate number to be called. We recommend that a covering bid is also left in the event that we are unable to make the call. We cannot guarantee that lines will be available, or that we will be able to call you on the day, but will endeavor to undertake such bids to the best of our abilities. This service is available entirely at our discretion and at the bidder’s risk.

In writing Bid forms are available at the sale and/or the back of the catalogue.

These should be submitted in person, by post, or by fax as soon as possible prior to the sale and we will bid on your behalf up to the limit indicated. In the event of receiving two identical bids the first one received will take precedence.

All bids must be received an hour before the sale. This service is entirely at the bidder’s risk.

On the internet A fully-illustrated catalogue is available on our website.

Registered bidders may leave absentee bids through the website and will receive email confirmation of their bid.

Live online bidding (powered by Invaluable) is also available, accessible either through our website or at www.invaluable.com. Please note that an additional 3% premium is charged by Invaluable for this live online service.

Payment is due within seven (7) days of the sale. Lots purchased will not be released until full payment has been received. Payment may be made by the following methods: Bank Transfer Account details are included on any invoices we issue or upon request from our accounts department.

Credit or Debit Cards Payment can be made by Visa Debit, Maestro, Mastercard or Visa Credit cards. Please note there is a 2% surcharge on credit card payments and we do not accept Amex.

Online Card Payments We no longer accept card payments by phone. Please use our online payment service (provided by Cardstream/Credorax. You will find a link to this service in any email invoice issued or you can visit the payments section of our website.

Cheque Cheques should be made payable to Lyon and Turnbull Ltd. We reserve the right to wait until cheques have been cleared by our bankers before releasing bought goods. Cheques can be cleared prior to sale on request.

Cheques drawn by third parties cannot be accepted. If paying by post please include the slip from your invoice.

Cash Cash payments can be made at the accounts desk during or after a sale.

Cash payments limited to €15,000 (euros).

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Collection & Shipping

Transport & Couriers Please note that we do not pack or ship items. The following suggested carriers will be able to arrange packing and shipping; please contact them directly to receive a quote. You may wish to contact an alternative courier.

Local Deliveries

Furniture & Larger Items

Arrangements for Sold Lots

A&S Pert Removals Tel. +44 (0)7876 343520.

Constantine Fine Art Logistics Constantine House North Caldeen Road Coatbridge North Lanarkshire ML5 4EF Tel: +44(0)1236 750055 Fax: +44(0)1236 750077 enquiries@constantinemoving.com

All bought items will be held free of charge for 7 days following the sale..

New Leaf Removals Tel: +44 (0)7999 926261 info@newleafremovals.co.uk Thistle Removals Tel: +44 (0)7836 774712 thistleremovals@hotmail.co.uk

Smaller Items & Pictures Mailboxes Etc 44/46 Morningside Road Edinburgh EH10 4BF Tel: +44 (0)131 556 6226 Fax: +44 (0)131 652 3673 edinburgh@mbescotland.com Book online at www.mbe.co.uk/the_auction_room

A Van Man Transport Unit 5, Benridge Park Holyrood Close, Creekmoor Poole, Dorset BH17 7BD Tel: +44 (0)1202 600 012 Fax: +44 (0)1202 600 206 office@avmt.co.uk Aardvark Art Services Ltd Birks Farm, Ballam Road Lytham, Lancashire FY8 4NL Tel: +44 (0)1253 794673 Fax: +44 (0)1253 730580 info@aardvarkartservices.com

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Thereafter lots will be removed to storage and a charge incurred.

Administration fee: £20 + VAT Storage charges per lot per day are: Large Items £5 inc. insurance + VAT Small Items £2.50 inc. insurance + VAT It is the buyer’s responsibility to ascertain collection procedures, particularly if the sale is not being held at our main saleroom.

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