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Booklist 1 / March 8, 2011-03-07 1. the Holy Bible, Containing the Old Booklist 1 / March 8, 2011-03-07 1. The Holy Bible, containing the Old And New Testaments translated out of The Original Tongues, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised, by His Majesty's Special Command. Appointed to be read in Churches. Edinburgh: Printed By Sir D. Hunter Blair And J. Bruce, Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1799. Bound together with 'The Psalms of David in Metre.' Printed in 1800. Folio. ~1008 p. un-numbered. Full contemporary calf, lacks spine, disbound. Engraved bookplate pasted on f.e.p.: 'Gordon & Clark Booksellers and Stationers Milton's Head, upper Kirk Gate Aberdeen.' £30.00 2. Catholic Church; Husenbeth, F. C. [Frederick Charles] (1796-1872): The Vespers book for the use of the laity; according to the Roman Breviary; with the Offices of the English saints, and those recently inserted in the calendar, in their respective places. Newly arranged and translated by Rev. F.C. Husenbeth. London: T. Jones, 63, Paternoster Row; and C. Dolman, 61, New Bond Street, 1841. With the approbation of all the Rt. Rev. the Vicars Apostolic of England. Printed by J. L. Cox and Sons, 75, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields. 1st Ed. 16mo. xxii, 366, lxxii p.; 8p. music; Frontispiece: copper engraving (Domenichino pinxit., E. F. McCabe, Sculp.) 'Confitebor tibi in Cithara, Deus, Deus meus', water stained. Contemporary full calf, gilt spine with four raised bands, inner gilt dentelles, all edges gilt (a.e.g). Minor edge rubbing. Green silk ribbon bookmark bound in. Pasted down on the front endpaper: Heraldic bookplate of David Murray introducing monogram, engraved on wood by Thomas Moring, 19th century engraver and heraldic artist (the bookplate is described in One hundred book plates engraved on wood by Thomas Moring. London, Alexander Moring Ltd., the de la More Press, 32 George Street, Hanover Square, [1901] p.xvii and Plate 39, p.113). This edition of the Vespers book is arr. strictly in accordance with the Roman breviary, so that the Proper of Saints follows right after the Sundays, and the Commons of the Saints has its place at the end. The Hymns and the Antiphons after Complin are translated in the same metre as the Latin originals. The venerable Gregorian tones for chanting the Psalms are given at the end. Title-page printed in red and black in English, text in parallel columns of English and Latin. £200.00 3. Heath, Charles (compiler and engraver); [William Harrison Ainsworth (editor and author): The Keepsake for 1828. Hurst, Chance and Company for the publisher [Charles Heath]; printed by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, London; bound by J&J.P. Edmond & Spark, Aberdeen, 1827. Stamped J & J. P. EDMOND & SPARK, ABERDEEN on the fep., which means that this might be a later binding, between 1876-86. Apprenticed to John Philip in 1826, freed 1832, John Philip died in February 1847 and John Edmond, who had been Philip's bookkeeper, took over the business. Eventually, when John Edmond died in December 1876, his son John Philip Edmond and James Spark became partners in the firm. John Philip Edmond died in January 1906. Edmond & Spark stationers and bookbinders were absorbed into Aberdeen University Press in 1966. NLS.) . Prev. owner's old ink sign. on the ffep: 'WILLIAMINA STEWART FORBES LEITH / WHITEHAUGH, ABERDEEN'. 1st. Ed. 8vo. x, [2], 312pp. illus. 1 vignette, 16 engraved plates with tissue guards, 2 text engravings. H/b. A.e.g. Red buckram. Gilt title on spine. Worn covers, marginal spotting, otherwise clean and bright. An English literary annual published each Christmas (beginning with Christmas 1827) for perusal during the year of the title. First publication of Percy Shelley's Sadak the Wanderer, printed posthumously with an engraving of John Martin's painting 'Sadak in Search of the Waters of Oblivion'. The painting supposedly 2 inspired Shelley's poem. Other Contents include: The Convent of Chaillot attributed to Mary Shelley and contributions by Leigh Hunt, W. Harrison Ainsworth, Felicia Hemans and more. Missing the Frontispiece and the Coloured Wreath. All 16 Plates are present. £30.00 4. Ballads Scottish and English. William P. Nimmo, [1867]. 12mo. viii, 472 p. illus. plates. H/b. Repaired gilt cloth. A.e.g. VG. £8.00 5. The Letters of Junius. Stat nominis umbra. Complete in One Volume. A New Edition. London: 1783. 8vo. 393pp. Full contemporary calf, spine with five raised bands. Missing the spine label. Tight binding, clean leaves. Soiled eps. and edges. £40.00 6. Tir nan Seud. Mc Caig Trust with Browne & Molan Ltd. N.d. Adapted from Tir na seod. An Comunn Gaidhealach. Children stories. In Gaelic. 12mo. 56pp. colour illus booklet. Printed covers. As new. £10.00 7. An act for amending and making more effectual the laws concerning turnpike roads in Scotland. [15th October 1831]. Edinburgh: Printed by Sir D. Hunter Blair & M. T. Bruce, Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1835. 8vo. 83pp. Artisan soft tan leather binding, rubbed and chipped at corners. Internally clean and bright. £22.00 8. [Kongelige Nordiske oldskriftselskab (Denmark); Rafn, Carl Christian [trans.]; Finnur Magnusson [trans.]: Oldnordiske Sagaer [Bd.9] udgivne i Oversaettelse af det Songelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Denmark, Kjobenhavn [Copenhagen], Trykt hos Andreas Seidelin, 1835. Danish translation from Old Norse. Title on the second title page: Norges konger Hakon Sverresons, Guttorm Sigurdsons og Inge Baardsons sagaer, samt Hakon Hakonsons saga indtil hertug Skules fald / udgiven i oversttelse af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. 1st Ed. 8vo. Vol. 9 (out of 12 published between 1826 - 1837). 370pp. H/b. Worn covers. Sunned spine, part of it chipped. Original title label pasted on the spine. Text block bright, clean and tight. £40.00 9. [Maclennan, Malcolm]: Peasant life: sketches of the villagers and field-labourers in Glenaldie. Second series. London: Strahan & Co., 1872. 1st Ed. 8vo. 313pp. H/b. Green buckram, gilt lettering. No d/w. Old ink sign. on the ffep. Loose signatures. Clean and bright. VG. £20.00 10. [Metta Victoria Fuller / Victor]: A Bad Boy's Diary and More Leaves from A Bad Boy's Diary. London: George Routledge and Sons, Ltd., Broadway, Ludgate Hill, [c.1883]. Printed by L. Upcott Gill, at the London & County Printing Works, London, W.C. [1st English Ed.]. 8vo. 160pp. H/b. Burgundy cloth. No d/w. Worn and rubbed boards. Some light spotting. A few chipped corners, no loss of text. Tight binding. Gilt lettering and Arts and Crafts ornaments along the spine, now faded. £77.00 11. [Scott, Walter]: Quentin Durward. By the author of ''Waverley, Peveril of the Peak,'' &c. In three volumes. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1823. Printed by James Ballantyne and Co., Edinburgh. 3 volume set in original half calf binding. 1st Ed. 8vo. VOL. 1: lxiii, 273pp; VOL. 2: 331pp.; VOL. 3: 360pp. Old bookplate pasted down on fep. of first volume. The text blocks are tight and bright, the 2 3 covers are rubbed, cracked and split. The boards are faded and shelf soiled. No title strips on the spines. Some light spotting internally. A complete set of this first edition at a very good price. £60.00 12. 1) Johnsoun, Thomas; Beveridge, James; Russell, James (ed.); 2) Foulis, James; Thounis, Nicol: 1) Protocol Books of Dominus Thomas Johnsoun, 1528-1578. 2) Protocol Books of James Foulis, 1546-1553, and Nicol Thounis, 1559-1564. Edinburgh: Printed for the Society by J Skinner & Co., 1920 - 1927. Series: Scottish Record Society Publications. Three Record Books bound together. 1st Ed. 4to. 245 pp., 51pp., 67 pp. (2 parts. in 1). Blue gilt buckram. Sunned spine. Foxed eps. £57.00 13. Bailey, Geoff B.: Falkirk or paradise! The Battle of Falkirk Muir, 17 January 1746. John Donald, 1996. 1st Ed. 8vo. 250pp. illus., facsims., maps, portraits. P/b. Mint. £30.00 SOLD 14. Ballantine, W M (ed. by): Scotland's Record. Edinburgh: Printed by Scottish County Press, Dalkeith and Peebles and bound by Henderson and Bisset of Edinburgh for Albyn Press, 1946. A survey by 37 leading writers (Joe Corrie, Stanley Cursiter, Paul Vincent Carroll, Norman Wilson, Agnes Smith et al.) of Scotland's effort during the Second World War. 1st Ed. Ltd. 167/200. 8vo. 184p. monochrome photo plates. H/b. A fine presentation copy in full blue leather with gilt embossed lettering. 15. Barber, John: Innsegall, [or], The Western Isles / [text, John Barber ; design and photography, David A. Magee]. John Donald, [1985]. 1st Ed. 8vo. 127pp. illus. P/b. Mint. £8.00 16. Barrie, J M; Byron, May; Attwell, Mabel Lucie: J. M. Barrie's PETER PAN and WENDY Retold by May Byron for little people with the approval of the author / Pictures by Mabel Lucie Attwell. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1951. Printed by Wyman & Sons Ltd., London Reading and Fakenham. 8vo. vii, 128pp. 13 line drawings and 7 colour gravures on plates (incl. frontis). H/b. Cloth sunned. No d/w. No free eps. Some spotting. Top spine repaired. Good. £7.00 17. Barry, Dorothy E.; Gray, Gordon J., Cardinal (Foreword): Margaret Sinclair, ''The Kind Girl''. Edinburgh: 1979. Revised and updated edition. 8vo. 20pp. frontis. portrait of Margaret Sinclair. £9.00 18. Bell, Johnathan and Mervyn Watson: Irish Farming: Implements and Techniques, 1750- 1900. John Donald, 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo. viii, 256pp. illus. map. P/b. Mint. £30.00 19. Benson, Richard Meux: Saint Columba: A Poem. Edinburgh: St. Giles' Printing Company [Ecclesiastical and General Printers], 1901. Laid paper, deckle edge. 1st Ed. 4to. 56pp. illus. Tissue guarded frontis. photo illus. 'The House of Retreat Iona'. H/b. No d/w. T.e.g.
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