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ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS, MAPS AND PRINTS

I 2018

Antiquarian Books, Maps and Prints

Wednesday 14th March 2018 ST. EDMUND’S COURT I OKEHAMPTON STREET I EXETER EX4 1DU BK19

01392 413100 I [email protected] I www.BHandL.co.uk SALEROOM FORTHCOMING SALE DATES 2018 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk APRIL Wed 4th Antiques & Interiors EX205 MANAGING DIRECTOR Tues 10th & Weds 11th Fine Art Sale FS38 C.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V. Tues 24th Antiques & Interiors EX206 DIRECTORS D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V. MAY Weds 9th Antiques & Interiors EX207 VALUATIONS Inheritance Tax Assessment and Probate: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Probate Valuation Weds 16th Sporting & Collectors Sale SC26 Department offer a complete and comprehensive service to Executors, Solicitors and Bank Tues 22nd Antiques & Interiors EX208 Trustees administering an Estate containing all forms of art and antiques including Books, Ceramics, Clocks, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Silver, Works of Art including collections of coins and stamps. JUNE Tues 5th Antiques & Interiors Insurance: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are specialists with over sixty five years experience including jewellery EX209 in preparing insurance valuations and inventories for the purpose of substantiating claims in the Weds 13th Maritime Sale MA18 event of losses resulting from accident, fire or theft. Tues 19th Antiques & Interiors EX210 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood will be pleased to give preliminary advice, without charge or obligation to clients considering a valuation for Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, Family Division or JULY other purposes. Tues 3rd Antiques & Interiors EX211 For further information please contact: Andrew Thomas or Christopher Hampton Tues 10th & Weds 11th Fine Art Sale FS39 Tues 24th Antiques & Interiors EX212 ADMINISTRATION Operations Director: Rachel Littlewood Company Secretary: Susan Tharby AUGUST Tues 7th Antiques & Interiors SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS including jewellery EX213 Rachel Littlewood, Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Tues 21st Antiques & Interiors EX214 Roger Collicott (Consultant) Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas Clocks Leigh Extence SEPTEMBER Furniture Christopher Hampton, Tues 4th Antiques & Interiors EX215 Gillian Westell (Consultant) Weds 12th Antiquarian Book Sale BK20 Jewellery Jethro Marles, Lucy Marles

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Antiquarian Books, Maps and Prints Wednesday 14th March 2018 Auction commences at 10am

The Rosemary E. Coleridge Middleton Bearnes Hampton collection of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and family & Littlewood regret memorabilia Lots 1 – 56 commencing at 10am that due to the high volume of condition Miniatures & Small Portraits – The Collection of a reports around sale Gentleman from Dorset, part 1 times, we are unable Lots 57 – 103 not before 11am to report on multiple or boxed lots or lots Art & Art Reference sold with all faults. Lots 104 – 134 not before 12 noon Due to time Lots 135 – 160 constraints at viewing Children’s & Illustrated times we are also History, Literature & Biography Lots 161 – 319 unable to give a detailed assessment Military & Naval Lots 320 – 368 of condition of each Travel, Topography & Local History individual book in a Lots 370 – 436 set. The condition report will be an Science & Natural History Lots 437 – 484 overall impression Lots 485 – 506 of the condition of Sporting the set Manuscripts & photographs Lots 506A – 531 Maps & Prints Lots 532 – 582 ON VIEW: Saturday 10th March 9.00am to 12.00 noon Monday 12th March 9.00am to 5.15pm Tuesday 13th March 9.00am to 5.15pm

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Live bidding available at: Front cover lot 143 Back cover lot 458 When leaving commission bids this sale may be referred to as BK19 Samuel Taylor Coleridge b. 21/10/1772 m. 4/10/1795 Ottery St Mary St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol d. 25/7/1834 Highgate

| | | Hartley Coleridge Berkeley Coleridge Derwent Coleridge b. 19/9/1796 b. 10/5/1798 b. 14/9/1800 m. 6/12/1827 Clevedon Nether Stowey Keswick d. 6/1/1849 d. 10/2/1799 d. 28/3/1883 Grasmere Bristol Torquay dsp dsp

| | | Derwent Moultrie Christabel Rose 4 Ernest Hartley b. 17/10/1828 m. 13/2/1879 Emma Taylor b. 25/5/1843 b. 8/12/1846 d. 12/1880 Bray, Wicklow, Ireland Chelsea Chelsea Sydney, NSW d. 15/11/1921 d. 19/2/1920 dsp Torquay Aylesbury dsp

| | | Thomas Margaret John dsp has issue dsp

2 Sarah Fricker 1 b. 10/9/1770 d. 24/9/1845 Chester Place, Regents Square

| 2 Sara Coleridge Mary Simpson Pridham b. 22/12/1802 m. 3/9/1829 Henry Nelson Coleridge b. 24/9/1807 Keswick b. 25/10/1798 Plymouth d. 3/5/1852 Ottery St Mary d. 11/9/1887 Chester Place, Regents Square d. 26/1/1843 Torquay Chester Place, Regents Square

m. 20/4/1876 | | | | Edith 3 Herbert Florence Berkeley Bertha Fanny Sarah Mary Bradford b. 29/6/1832 dsp dsp twins dsp b. 14/11/1851 Hampstead d. 3/2/1917 d. 24/1/1911 Aylesbury Torquay dsp

| | | | John Gerard Hartley Dorothea Walter dsp Buchanan m. 18/8/1908 Hilda Augusta Sherrin has issue b. 26/1/1882 b. 2/8/1881 d. 24/11/1945 d.3/1/1948 | | 5 William Hooper Phyllis Edith Eulelia has issue b.4/1/1912 m. 20/6/1936 Dudley Wood Hooper d. 22/5/1971 b. 1/8/1910 d.12/1/1968

6 Rosemary Elizabeth Coleridge Hooper Peter John Middleton

3 The Rosemary E. Coleridge 4A Middleton collection of Samuel An early 19th century continental Taylor Coleridge and family creamware wine cooler, applied with encircling fruity vines, 17cm high [minor memorabilia (Additional family damages]. history available on request) By repute gifted to Samuel Taylor Coleridge by a member of the 1 Wedgwood family. A Staffordshire scratch-blue saltglaze See illustration page 17. teapot and cover of diamond shape, moulded overall with shells within 5 arched panels amongst scrolling flowers A late 18th/early 19th century and foliage, circa 1740-50, 12 cm high Continental creamware part coffee [some damage and losses]. service painted in puce monochrome See illustration page 17. with romantic landscape vignettes, probably Italian, 9 pieces [some 2 damage]. See illustration page 17. A Hochst [Damm] faience figure of a girl and a pair of Continental tin- 6 glazed candlesticks the figure 21 cm; A set of six late 18th/early 19th century the candlesticks of silver shape, 19 cm spode coffee cups, seven saucers [badly damaged]. and three similar Chinese coffee cups, See illustration page 17. transfer printed in blue with the ‘two temples’ pattern [some damage]. 3 Used at Greta Hall, Keswick by Samuel An early 19th century Guistiniani Taylor Coleridge and Sarah Fricker [Naples] creamware plate and two and guests including Wordsworth and similar oval dishes decorated in Shelley. Referred to by Derwent as ‘the Egyptian Revival style, impressed tea service’. See illustration page 17. marks, the plate 22 cm diameter [minor damage]; the dishes 36 cm wide [badly 7 damaged]. See illustration page 17. A mixed lot of Continental porcelain including a gilt decorated veilleuse; a 4 Compte D’Artois Paris cup and saucer A mixed lot of late 18th/19th century painted with floral swags; a Paris saucer pottery comprising a ‘Whieldon’ painted en grisaille etc. tortoiseshell-ware dish, 30 cm [riveted]; See illustration page 17. three creamware named botanical plates; a marbled creamware mug; a 8 slipware small mug; a pearlware jug A collection of 19th century pottery: with ‘Market Lass’ and ‘The Tythe Pig’ including a ‘marbled’ ewer with pewter transfer prints; and a pearlware cottage mounts, a Bishops Waltham Pottery pastille burner and cover [damages]. terracotta jug, a Masons ironstone jug See illustration page 17. etc [damages]. Reputedly belonged to Samuel Taylor Coleridge. See illustration page 18.

4 9 14 A mixed lot of ceramics including a A late 18th Century English faceted green glazed relief moulded tile, a tulip blue glass scent bottle with gold screw pattern jug and cover etc [damages]. cover together with three other glass See illustration page 18. scent and snuff bottles, the first 8cm. (4). See illustration page 18. 10 A pair of Chinese ‘Imari’ plates and a 15 similar small teapot and cover painted A mixed collection of decorative with flowers and foliage and heightened pictures and prints including a in gilt, early Qianlong, the plates 22 cm miniature of a man holding a scroll, diameter [one cracked], the teapot 11 together with a 19th Century pencil cm high [minor chips]. drawing of Country House, signed and See illustration page 18. dated Neadon 1836, sporting prints, engravings, etc. 11 See illustration page 18. Four items of Chinese porcelain comprising a famille rose mandarin 16 pattern cylindrical mug, Qianlong, Follower of Thomas Gainsborough 11 cm high; a slop bowl painted with A portrait of Hartley Coleridge as a boy, flowers, rockwork and a lattice fence, head and shoulders, with short brown Qianlong, 15 cm diameter; a willow hair and brown eyes, wearing a brown pattern teapot and cover, late Qianlong, jacket with white fringed linen collar 14 cm high [chip to rim]; and a blue and oil on panel, 28 x 22.5cm. white small bowl painted with a lake and Hartley Coleridge (1796 - 1849) was the pagoda landscape scene, apocryphal eldest son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge four-character Kangxi mark, 12 cm and Sarah Fricker. diameter [small chip to rim]. See illustration page 19. See illustration page 18. 17 12 Attributed to Edward Nash [1778-1821] A mixed lot of Chinese and Japanese A portrait of Sara Coleridge, porcelain including famille rose export three-quarter length seated in a teawares etc [extensive damage]. landscape, with brown curling hair and See illustration page 18. blue eyes wearing a white cotton dress watercolour drawing, 25 x 19cm. 13 Sara Coleridge (1802 - 1852) was A South Staffordshire enamel the only daughter of Samuel Taylor bonbonniere in the form of an apple Coleridge and Sarah Fricker. painted with yellow, russet and pink See illustration page 19. stripes, late 18th Century, 5cm high. See illustration page 18.

5 18 23 Follower of Thomas Gainsborough Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834) A portrait of Lady Mary Cavendish as a English poet, literary critic, philosopher, young woman, half-length standing one of the founders of the Romantic oil on canvas, 37 x 30cm, in a late 18th Movement - two page signed letter century gilded frame. to his niece Fanny Patteson, undated Provenance. Acquired in Edinburgh by (believed to be delivered by messenger Ernest Hartley Coleridge [1846-1920]. 1825). Slightly torn on rear page with See illustration page 19. paper residue where removed from an album at some point. 19 See illustration page 20. Follower of William Blake [1757-1827] Memento Mori, 24 pencil drawing heightened with white Griggs, Earl Leslie - Coleridge Fille a oval 14.5 x 12cm. biography of Sara Coleridge, org. cloth, See illustration page 19. 8vo, 1940. With a box of books relating to the Coleridge family, many signed by 20 family members. Manuscript verse by Emily Trevenen See illustration page 20. (with a few additions by E.H. Coleridge) cloth, 8vo, first half of the 19th cent, 25 together with a volume published by An early George III silver pedestal Emily Trevenen and a portrait, possibly cream jug of baluster form and double Emily Trevenen. (3) scroll handle, marks worn but London, Emily Trevenen was a member of the probably 1775, 11cm. high, 1 3/4ozs. family of the Rev Derwent Coleridge. Bequethed to Derwent Coleridge by In the Romantic Poets circle. Visited Emily Trevenen. See illustration page 21. the Wordsworths at Rydal Mount in September 1829. Noted for the ‘Emily 26 Trevenen Album’, in the Wordsworth A set of six George III silver old English collection. See illustration page 19. pattern table spoons, London 1791, maker William Chawner, 12ozs. 21 See illustration page 21. Manuscript cookery books one by Martha Fricker, dated January 1st, 1814. 27 With two others. (3) A matched set of six George III silver Martha Fricker (1777-1850) was a old English pattern table spoons, member of the Coleridge family. London 1798 and 1801/2, 10ozs. See illustration page 19. See illustration page 21.

22 28 Costume Le Keepsake de Costumes - A set of late Victorian silver buttons, Album Offert Aux Abonnes Du Journal each embossed with portrait heads in Les Modes Parisiennes - 19 hand the Grecian Revival style, Birmingham coloured plates, org. wrappers, 4to, 1900, maker Levi & Salaman and a set Paris, 1853. of three Victorian silver ‘cupid’ buttons, presentation copy to Christabel Chester 1897, together with a quantity Coleridge. See illustration page 20. of metal, glass, mother of pearl and other buttons. See illustration page 21. 6 29 35 An early 19th Century gold and hair A 19th Century oval silkwork panel plait brooch initialled ‘S.T.C., 4cm. wide. depicting a bird amongst flowers, With paper label inscribed ‘This brooch executed in colours on a brown silk is the hair of S.T. Coleridge, is to be reserve, together with a later silk given to his Granddaughter Christabel embroidered and glazed two handled Rose Coleridge, born May 25 1843. tray. See illustration page 23. Also I give to her my gold chain with the gold locket containing the hair of her 36 father and mother, brother and sister, A Dutch brass oval tobacco box Emily Trevenen Sept 20th 1852’. engraved to each side with an See illustration page 22. embracing couple and inscriptions below, late 18th Century, 12cm. 30 See illustration page 23. A late 19th/early 20th Century black silk cape, with fringe border and 37 embroidered floral decoration, a cream Sarah Fricker’s preserving pan and silk and lace dress and a quantity of kettle, a large late 18th/early 19th various linens and textiles. Century copper kettle and cover with See illustration page 22 shaped handle, a brass preserving pan with iron handle, together with a pewter 31 dish and a small Jersey jug (4). An early 20th Century machine made Sarah Fricker (1770-1845) was the wife rug, with galleon decoration, together of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and mother with a small Tabriz rug, on a brown field. of David Hartley Coleridge, Berkeley See illustration page 22 Coleridge, Derwent Coleridge and Sara Coleridge. See illustration page 23. 32 A collection of various embroidery silks 38 and cottons, together with a copy of A mid 19th Century Canton ivory Jacobean Embroidery. brise fan finely carved and pierced with See illustration page 22 figures, dragons, pagoda landscapes and a central monogram ‘L.M.P’, 19cm 33 in a Japanese lacquer box; together A group of nine 19th Century and with a carved and pierced bone fan (2) later silk and lace embroidered See illustration page 23. handkerchiefs. See illustration page 22 39 A mixed lot of works of art including a 34 19th Century grey porphyry snuff box, A collection of various embroidery a hardstone paperweight, a small 19th silks and cottons, in rolls and loose, Century treen games box and cover contained in a fabric covered sewing with geometric pattern and interior box. See illustration page 23. inscription, a small Canton ivory counter box with mother of pearl counters, a similar cigarette case etc [a/f]. See illustration page 24.

7 40 47 A mixed lot of collectables including a An Elizabeth I (1558-1603) wax seal small 19th Century two-draw telescope and a similar James I (1603-1625) seal, with wood covered barrel, a shagreen 15cm. diameter (damage and losses). etui, a pair of spectacles in shagreen See illustration page 25. case etc. See illustration page 24. 48 41 A group of seven woodbacked jigsaws A group of three 19th Century shot (some defective) and three safety match and powder flasks including a brass boxes, one ‘The General Gordon safety and copper shot flask, a leather and Match’. See illustration page 25. brass powder flask and a leather and brass ‘shoulder’ powder flask by G & 49 J.W.Hawsley, Sheffield. An early 19th Century mahogany and See illustration page 24. inlaid rectangular tea table, bordered with boxwood lines, the hinged top with 42 a reeded edge, on square tapered legs, A collection of fourteen late 19th/20th 94.5cm (3ft 1 1/4in) wide. Century purses including examples in Formerly at Dr Gillman’s residence, beadwork, metal thread, tapestry etc. Highgate, London and pictured in his See illustration page 24. room in the painting by Sir George Scharf. Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote 43 at this table. See illustration page 25. A 17th/18th Century carved walnut oval plaque depicting Herakles 50 attacking a centaur within an egg and The Victorian rosewood polescreen dart border, 41 x 30 cm. (some damage of Sarah Fricker (Wife of Samuel and repair). See illustration page 24. Taylor Coleridge), with an adjustable octagonal panel of needlework 44 depicting two pheasants, on a turned A mixed lot including a Canton carved stem with turned finial and triangular ivory card case (damaged), a Spanish base with scroll feet. bone mounted penknife, a burr wood The glass panel is cracked, reputedly card case, an ivory glove stretcher, a pair where her maid mistakenly put a broom of opera glasses etc. handle through it. See illustration page 24. See illustration page 25.

45 51 A mixed lot including an Indian ivory The Gladstone Chair - An early 19th letter knife, six other letter knives and Century Indo Colonial open armchair, seven miscellaneous fans. with ribbed top rail and cane panel back See illustration page 25. and seat, having reeded curved arm supports, with reeded and urn terminals 46 and reeded tapered legs, terminating in A pair of small carved oak wall brackets brass cappings and castors. with winged cherub supports, 18cm. The chair reputedly used by William wide. See illustration page 25. Ewart Gladstone when visiting Derwent (Son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge). See illustration page 26. 8 52 55 An early 19th Century mahogany The Victorian Child’s rosewood circular occasional table, with a snap occasional chair of Sara Coleridge top on ring turned vase-knopped (Daughter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge) column and tripod splayed base, the upholstered panel back with carved terminating in pointed pad feet, 46cm foliate scroll cresting and turned column (1ft 6in) diameter. uprights, having upholstered slip in seat (some old damage to tripod base) on turned underframing. Reputedly from Cheyne, Torquay via *Note Sold together with the original Christabel Coleridge (Samuel Taylor needlework panels to the back and seat. Coleridge’s granddaughter). See illustration page 27. See illustration page 26. 56 53 The Victorian walnut Davenport of The early 19th Century mahogany Sara Coleridge (Daughter of Samuel and inlaid secretaire chest of Taylor Coleridge), with a sloping hinged Derwent Coleridge (Son of Samuel tooled leather inset writing surface Taylor Coleridge), crossbanded and enclosing a burr maple veneered with ebony stringing, the hinged fall interior with two small drawers, the side enclosing a fitted interior with small with a hinged pen drawer and with four drawers and pigeon holes, containing short drawers below, having carved three long drawers below, on splayed foliate scroll front supports, on a plinth bracket feet, 99cm (3ft 3in) wide. base with bun feet, 59cm (1ft 11 1/4in) *Note - The vendor has informed us wide. See illustration page 27. that the secretaire contained bundles of Coleridge papers, some of which now reside in the California State University and some at Coleridge Cottage. Derwent Coleridge (1800 - 1883) was the third son of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Sarah Fricker. See illustration page 26.

54 A Georgian mahogany square urn table, with undulating galleried top and fitted with a candle slide, on square chamfered legs headed with pierced fret spandrels, united by a stretchered undertier with central circular aperture, 31cm (12 1/2in). See illustration page 27.

9 MINIATURES & SMALL 60 PORTRAITS English School Circa 1800 A miniature portrait of a gentleman, head and shoulders with short dark Part I The Collection of a hair, sideburns and blue eyes, wearing Gentleman from Dorset. a black coat with brass buttons and a fringed cravat, on ivory, oval, 6.6cm, Part II to be sold on 10th April in gilt metal frame with hair plait 2018. back incorporating a GA seed pearl monogram. See illustration page 28. Enquiries. Dan Goddard. *£80 - 120 [email protected] 61 57 • Michael Bartlett [1922-2008] A. Hennett late 18th Century A miniature portrait of an (1813) Captain A miniature portrait of a gentleman, of The Royal Horse Guards; head and shoulders with dark curling A miniature portrait of an (1815) Officer hair, sideburns and blue eyes, of The 92nd Gordon Highlanders, wearing a blue coat and striped two, both signed with initials and dated waistcoat, on ivory, oval, 6cm. 1993 & 1998 See illustration page 28. 9.5 x 12cm & 11.5 x 9cm. [2] *£80 - 120 See illustration page 28. *£300 - 500 62 English School Circa 1830 58 A miniature portrait of George Peters English School, Circa 1800 Price [1803-1863], A miniature portrait of a Naval Officer, head and shoulders, with dark wavy hair head and shoulders with wavy fair hair, and blue eyes, wearing a blue coat with rosy cheeks and brown eyes, brass buttons and a white linen high indistinctly initialed and dated lower left collar shirt, on ivory, oval, 5.9cm. on ivory, oval, 6.8cm. See illustration page 28. See illustration page 28. *£80 - 120 *£150 - 200 63 59 English School Circa 1840 English School early 19th Century A miniature portrait of a young man, A miniature portrait of Edward Augustus bust-length, with dark wavy, sideburns Butcher [b.1776], and hair and brown eyes, wearing a head and shoulders with receding hair black coat and black stock, on ivory, and brown eyes, wearing a black coat oval, 4.8cm, in a gilt metal frame, and stiff white collar, sky background, together with one other miniature on ivory, oval, 6.9cm. portrait of a young man wearing a See illustration page 28. yellow necktie [2]. *£100 - 150 See illustration page 28. *£200 - 300

• denotes lots affected by Artist’s resale rights - refer to conditions of sale. 10 64 68 English School Circa 1830s Attributed to W T Gosse Circa 1837 A miniature portrait of a gentleman, A miniature portrait of Mrs Thomas Bell said to be George Willcock, head and of Selborne and her daughter Susan shoulders, with short grey hair, brown Gosse Bell as a child, half-length seated eyes and rosy cheeks, wearing a black on ivory, 10 x 7.5cm. coat and pale yellow waistcoat, See illustration page 29. on ivory, oval, 5.8cm, in a gilt metal *£100 - 150 case inscribed Bessy Ley, in a gilt metal frame. See illustration page 29. 69 *£100 - 150 William Jones Chapman [1808-1870] A miniature portrait of a Midshipman, 65 head and shoulders, with short brown English School late 18th Century hair, wearing a hat, blue coat and A miniature portrait of a lady, checked grey waistcoat, head and shoulder with fair curling hair signed and dated 1838 on the reverse tied-up with a pale yellow scarf, and on card, oval, 8.3cm. blue eyes, wearing a white lace dress, See illustration page 29. on ivory, oval, 6.7cm. *£30 - 50 See illustration page 29. *£150 - 200 70 Maude E. Pilkington [fl.1888-1914] 66 A miniature portrait of a young man, English School early 19th Century, head and shoulders,with blue eyes, initialled JD short fair hair parted on the left and A miniature portrait of a Edward Hawks moustache, wearing a brown suit and [d.1844], bust-length, with grey wavy black tie, signed bottom right, hair and pale brown eyes, wearing a on ivory, oval, 8cm. dark blue coat, a high white linen collar See illustration page 29. and cravat, initialled bottom right, on *£100 - 150 ivory, oval, 6.8cm. See illustration page 29. 71 *£150 - 200 Edward Westoby [17841873] A miniature self-portrait, 67 head and shoulders,with dark wavy hair English School Circa 1840 and sideburns, wearing a black coat and A miniature portrait of a young man, white collar, signed and dated 1822 on bust-length,with brown wavy hair and the backing, on ivory, 6.7 x 5.1cm. brown eyes, wearing a black coat, See illustration page 29. on ivory, 9 x 7.5cm. *£80 - 120 See illustration page 29. *£100 - 150

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 11 72 76 English School Circa 1800 J. Winesley [19th Century] A miniature portrait of a young man, A miniature portrait of a cleric, head and shoulders, with fair wavy hair, head and shoulders, with short brown sideburns and blue eyes, wearing a hair and brown eyes, wearing a white white wavy cravat and blue coat, cravat and black coat, signed and dated on ivory, oval, 6.9cm, in a white metal 1844 centre right, on ivory, 7.2 x 6cm, frame. See illustration page 30. together with one other miniature *£80 - 120 portrait of Edward Sharman [1794-1876] in profile dated 1819, by a different 73 hand [2]. See illustration page 30. English School late 18th Century *£50 - 70 A miniature portrait of a young man, head and shoulders,with powdered hair 77 and brown eyes, wearing a white cravat English School early 20th Century and grey coat, on ivory, oval, 5.2cm, in a A small portrait of a boy, gilt metal frame. head and shoulders, See illustration page 30. pencil drawing, 13 x 9cm, *£80 - 120 together with two 19th Century small pencil drawings of ladies and one of a 74 gentleman [4]. See illustration page 31. French School *£60 - 80 A miniature portrait of a fashionable young man, head and shoulders,with 78 long black hair and brown eyes, Flemish School 17/18th Century wearing a white cravat and green coat, A miniature portrait of a young nun, on ivory, oval, 6.5cm, together with head and shoulders, wearing a nun’s one other miniature of a young man habit and grey dress, on metal, oval, with powdered wig and wearing a wide 6cm. See illustration page 31. brimmed hat with red, white and blue *£50 - 70 cockade. [2]. See illustration page 30. *£100 - 150 79 English School 19th Century 75 A miniature portrait of Colonel Moreton Alfred Edward Chalon [1780-1860] John Wheatley [1837-1916] A miniature portrait of a scholar, bust-length, with short dark hair and bust-length seated in an interior, with sideburns, wearing a brown jacket with short dark hair and sideburns, purple waistcoat and a bright blue silk wearing academic robes and a white cravat, on ivory, 11 x 8cm, cravat, signed and dated London 1824 together with one other miniature on the backing, on ivory, 11 x 8.3cm, in a portrait of a gentleman. [2]. gilt metal frame. See illustration page 31. See illustration page 30. *£150 - 200 *£200 - 300

12 80 83 Hugh Ross [1800-1883] John Frye Bourne [1912-1991] A miniature portrait of Jane Sarah Study of a youth, Roberts [Mrs Bell, 1799-1873] three-quarter length standing head and shoulders, with dark curling pencil drawing hair tied high wearing a coral bead 29 x 13cm. necklace and a white linen dress with Provenance. Studio Sale, Phillips, lace collar, inscribed on the backing, London. See illustration page 32. on ivory, 8.5 x 6.6cm, together with one *£30 - 50 other English School miniature of a lady, half-length seated in an interior. [2]. See illustration page 31. 84 *£150 - 250 Benjamin Richard Green [1807-1876] Portrait of Frances Anne Kemble, head 81 and shoulders, William John Newton [1785-1869] watercolour, oval, 9.5 x 8cm, A miniature portrait of a young man together with called Isaac Newton, three-quarter Circle of James Sant, portrait of a length standing, with short brown hair, young lady, signed with initials and dated 1813, on head and shoulders, ivory, 12 x 8.5cm, together with one watercolour, oval, 14 x 10.5cm. [2]. other small watercolour portrait by See illustration page 32. Thomas C Wilson [mid 19th Century] *£50 - 80 of a young man, three-quarter length standing, wearing a top hat and 85 smoking a cheroot, signed and dated English School, attributed to William 1835, 14.5 x 13cm. [2]. Moore [1790-1851] See illustration page 32. A Portrait of William Moore Jnr *£50 - 80 [1817-1909], head and shoulders,with wavy dark hair 82 and sideburns, After Sir Thomas Lawrence pastel, 21 x 16cm, A miniature portrait of Peter Leopold together with two similar portraits by Louis Francis Nassau Cowper, different hands one pastel said to be half-length, with powdered hair, blue Thomas Wright of Derby [1803-1845], eyes wearing robes, on ivory, 11.4 signed lower right ‘Thos Grimshawe’ x 9.2cm, together with one other and a small watercolour. [3]. miniature of John Porter (d.1819), See illustration page 33. Bishop of Clogher. [2]. *£150 - 250 See illustration page 32. *£150 - 250

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 13 86 89 Attributed to Henry Aldridge European School [1769-1821] A miniature portrait of a lady, head and Portrait of a lady, Mrs Badger shoulders, of Biddlesden Park, Brackley, with dark wavy hair tied high Northamptonshire, and wearing a checked bow collar, three-quarter length seated in an tondo, 7.5cm, together with four various interior, with dark hair in ringlets and other miniature portraits [5]. blue eyes, wearing a pearl necklace See illustration page 34. and white chiffon dress, pencil, ink and *£80 - 120 coloured chalk drawing 25.5 x 18.5cm, together with one other similar portrait 90 of a lady [2]. See illustration page 33. English School early 19th Century *£200 - 300 Portrait of a Midshipman; Portrait of a Sailor, 87 two, each three-quarter length standing Circle of Octavious Oakley [1800-1867] indistinctly signed and inscribed Portrait of Lt Col William Henry Preedy, watercolours East India Co. Regt., each 27 x 18cm. [2]. half-length standing in uniform, See illustration page 34. watercolour, 24 x 19cm. *£100 - 150 See illustration page 33. *£40 - 60 91 English School 19th Century 88 The White Family of Upcerne Manor, Circle of George Henry Harlow Dorset, [1787-1819] portraits of Harriet, nee Upton [d.1862], Portrait of a gentleman, three-quarter John & William, Harriet & Grace, length seated in a library interior, all full-length in garden settings with short grey hair and blue eyes, three pencil drawings heightened with wearing a black tail coat with waistcoat, pastels [and a print of John Snr], largest black stock, a magnifying glass on a 24 x 23cm. [4]. See illustration page 35. loop and chain of seals, *£80 - 120 watercolour, 20 x 16cm, together with three similar portraits of a 92 young men by different hands, Ethel Mary Willis [b.1874] including one by Alexander O’Driscoll, Portrait of young man, bust-length, signed and dated 1845. [4]. with dark hair and wearing a brown See illustration page 34. coat with yellow waistcoat and high *£250 - 350 neckcloth, signed and inscribed on an old label attached to the back board watercolour 24 x 20cm, together with a small oval pencil portrait and one other by different hands. [3] See illustration page 35. *£30 - 50

14 93 96 Edith Martineau [1842-1909] Attributed to John Frederick Lewis Portrait of Hugh Garrett Foster Barham [1805-1876] [b.1867] Portrait of a young man, head and head and shoulders, shoulders, watercolour, 29 x 23cm with wavy brown hair and blue eyes, together with two other watercolour and wearing a black jacket and bright blue pencil portraits of young men by neck tie, Charles West Cope [1811-1890] and signed and dated 1838, Henry Fryer Tidey [1814-1872]. [3] pastel drawing, 33 x 25cm, See illustration page 35. together with three other male portraits. *£80 - 120 [4]. See illustration page 36. Edith Martineau *£150 - 250 Provenance. Christies November 1995. Abbot & Holder 97 Charles Hayter [1761-1835] 94 Portrait of Mr Dawkins, three-quarter After Rembrandt length seated, Man in fur hat pencil drawing, 22 x 18cm, charcoal drawing, 36 x 27cm, together with four other contemporary together with two historical portrait portraits by different hands engravings including Elizabeth Evans and Lady after Robert Nanteuil of Henri II, Duc de Elizabeth Eastlake. [5]. Nemours and Victor Bouthillier. [3] See illustration page 37. See illustration page 36. *£150 - 250 *£30 - 50 98 95 Manner of Richard Dighton Attributed to George Richmond [early 19th Century] [1809-1896] Portrait of Charles Douglas, Marquis of Portrait of Mr Dundas of Sion Hill, Queensbury [1777-1837], half-length seated, with short brown full-length standing, hair and blue eyes, watercolour drawing, wearing a brown coat and checked 28 x 21.5cm. See illustration page 37. waistcoat with eye glass suspended on a *£30 - 50 loop, watercolour, oval 29 x 20.5cm. together with one other watercolour portrait of a young man seated. [2]. See illustration page 36. *£200 - 300 George Richmond Provenance. Abbott & Holder.

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 15 99 102 Emily Scott [fl.1826-1855] James Warren Childe [1778-1862] Portrait of Constance King, nee Brogar, Portrait of a young lady of the Hay three-quarter length seated with long family, dark hair tied in a plait and blue eyes, half-length seated, with brown hair in wearing a pink dress with sapphire ringlets wearing a blue silk dress with brooch and black lace shawl lace collar; a companion portrait of a signed and dated 1841 bottom right lady both signed J W Childe bottom watercolour, 34 x 26cm, right, together with one other watercolour watercolour and pencil drawings, each portrait of a young lady 17 x 17cm. [2]. See illustration page 38. with pet King Charles spaniel by S *£50 - 80 Fonseca. [2]. See illustration page 37. Provenance. Said to be with Major *£80 - 120 General Lord Edward Douglas John Hay [1888-1944] of Hill Hall, Epping, Essex, 100 Deputy Lieutenant of Essex. Emma Harriet Raimbach [1810-1882] Portrait of two sisters, three-quarter length, 103 each with straw bonnet and wearing a Attributed to William Havell pale blue shawl, [1782-1857] beside a pedestal with flowers Portrait of Mrs Francis Pigott Stainsbury signed with initials and dated EHR 1835 Conant [1809-1884], bottom right half-length seated, with brown hair tied watercolour, 23 x 19.5cm. high in ringlets wearing a blue velvet See illustration page 38. dress with lace collar, *£50 - 80 watercolour, 24 x 20cm, together with one other watercolour 101 portrait of a lady and a drawing of a William Robertson [1799-1839] lady, by different hands. [3]. Portrait of a lady, full-length standing by See illustration page 38. foxgloves and a wall, *£80 - 120 wearing a large bonnet with scarf and a long dress with a pale blue band, signed and dated Wm Roberston 1833 centre left watercolour and pencil drawing, 52 x 32cm. See illustration page 38. *£40 - 60

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103 38 ART and ART REFERENCE 107 DIENES, Andre de - Marilyn: illustrated 104 throughout, pictorial boards, folio, BALLANTYNE, Robert - Robert Hancock Taschen, 2002. Includes ‘Review’, and his Works: plates, org. cloth, 4to, facsimile of the photographer’s diary, all LIMITED 150 COPIES, Chiswick Press, contained within a ‘mock’ photograph 1885. With a box of art books. film box and original posting box. (1) (box). *£50 - 75 *£30 - 50 108 105 EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY: Specimens of BRANGWYN, Frank - Catalogue of the Fancy Turning Executed on the Hand or Etched Work of Frank Brangwyn: 200 Foot Lathe; with geometric, oval, and examples, org. cloth, large 4to, Fine eccentric chucks, and elliptical cutting Art Society, 1912. With - Furst, Herbert, frame. (vi); 30 photographs, org. cloth, The Decorative Art of Frank Brangwyn, 4to, Henry Carey Baird, Philadelphia, illust, org. cloth, 4to, John Lane, 1924. 1869. See illustration page 58. With - Smith, C. Fox, Here and There *£500 - 800 in England with the Painter Brangwyn, At some point in the history of this illust, org. cloth in d/w, 4to, limited ed, rare book it has been converted to an F. Lewis, 1945. (3) album for postcards, however the full *£60 - 100 compliment of photographs are still present. 106 CUNARD, Nancy & BANTING, John 109 [editors] Salvo for Russia: A limited FASHION PLATES: The Ladies’ edition of new poems, etchings and Companion, and Monthly Magazine, engravings produced in aid of the org. cloth, 6 hand coloured fashion Comforts Fund for Women and Children plates, engraved plates, 8vo, 1860. With of Soviet Russia - - Godey’s Lady’s Book and Magazine, 4 text pages, 9 etched plates signed half calf worn, b & w fashion illustrations and numbered by the artist, original throughout inc. folding, 8vo, 1874. With cloth backed grey board portfolio with - The New Monthly Belle Assemblee, printed title label on the upper cover 2 vols, cloth lacking spines, 24 hand silk ties, 4to, limited edition of 100 coloured fashion plates, engraved copies, ( privately published ), London, plates, 8vo, 1854, 1855. (4). 1942. *£50 - 75 etchings by:- John Piper, John Buckland Wright, Ithel Colquhoun, Dolf Rieser, C. 110 Salisbury, Geza Szobel, Julian Trevelyn, FLAXMAN, John - Compositions from Mary Wykeham, John Banting. the Tragedies of Aeschylus: 30 etched See illustration page 57. plates in outline by Thomas Piroli, cont. *£3000 - 4000 half calf, oblong folio, 1795. *£60 - 80

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 39 111 116 FLETCHER, Major Benton - Royal HEWICKER, Friedrich (photographer) & Homes Near London: org. cloth, 8vo, Tischner, Herbert - Oceanic Art: cloth in signed copy, (1930). With a box of books d/w, 4to, Thames & Hudson, 1954. With mainly relating to Italian art. 2 boxes of art books. (box) (2 boxes) *£20 - 30 *£30 - 50

112 117 FRANKAU, Julia - An Eighteenth Century HUMPHREYS, Henry Noel - The Origin Artist and Engraver John Raphael and Progress of the Art of Writing: Smith: 45 ex 50 mezzotints and coloured colour plates loose, black papier stipple engravings, in original published mache binding slightly chipped, covers portfolio, elephant folio, 1902. detached, leather on spine perished, good quality engravings of children, 4to, Day & Son, second ed, 1855. beauties, in the romantic genre. *£60 - 100 (1) *£50 - 100 118 JOHN, W.D - Nantgarw Porcelain: 113 185 illustrations inc. 42 in colour, org. FREART, Roland - A Parallel of the brown calf, large 4to, R.H. Johns Ltd, Antient Architecture with the Modern, Newport, 1948. With ... John, W.D - in a Collection of Ten Principal Authors Swansea Porcelain: 450 illustrations who have Written upon the Five Orders: inc. 81 in colour, org. blue cloth, large Engraved portrait frontispiece, 40 eng. 4to, Ceramic Book Company, Newport, plates, full calf rebacked, folio, third ed, 1958. With five other antique reference 1723. See illustration page 58. books inc. four published by the *£300 - 500 Antique Collectors’ Club. (7) 114 *£60 - 100 GREAT EXHIBITION: The Illustrated Exhibitor: illust, one folding plate 119 carelessly folded and torn, some soiling, KAKUZO, Okakura - The Book of Tea, half calf rubbed, 4to, (1851). With - A Japanese Harmony of Art Culture Jamieson’s, Dictionary of Mechanical & The Simple Life: plan, 9 plates, org. Science, Arts, Manufactures (1827). With cloth, 8vo, Foulis, 1919. With 3 other six periodical volumes containing hand illustrated books. coloured fashion plates. (4) (8) *£30 - 50 *£80 - 120 120 115 LACROIX, Paul - Moeurs, Usages et HEATH’S Gallery of British Engravings: 2 Costumes au Moyen Age et a L’Epoque vols, steel engraved plates, half gilt red de la Renaissance: Illust, cont. half red calf, 4to, 1836. With 3 others. morocco, stout 4to, Paris, 1872. With (5) two others similar. *£50 - 75 (3) *£30 - 50

40 121 126 LENKIEWICZ, R.O - The Mary PRIVATE PRESS BOOKS: journals, Notebook: illust, org. buckram in Parenthesis, prospectus, cuttings, slipcase, folio, White Lane Press, limited ephemera, etc. ed. of 350 copies, 1998. With - colour (box) print, ‘ Study of Mary,’ limited ed. of 350 *£20 - 30 copies, signed by the artist. (2). See illustration page 58. 127 *£120 - 200 SAMBOURNE, Linley - Venice From Lord Byron’s Childe Harold with thirty 122 original drawing made in Venice: cloth, LOUDON, J.C - The Architectural illust, folio, Bradbury Agnew, 1878. Magazine, and Journal of Improvement *£150 - 200 in Architecture, Building, and Furnishing: 5 volume set, illust, full gilt 128 calf, 8vo, 1834-38 [all published]. SMITH, H. Clifford - Buckingham Palace: signed binding illust, org. cloth, folio, Country Life Ltd, (5). See illustration page 58. (1930). With a box of misc. books. *£300 - 500 (box) *£20 - 30 123 MALLALIEU, H.L - The Dictionary of 129 British Watercolour Artists up to 1920: SPARROW, Walter Shaw - George 2 vols, well illustrated, org. cloth in d/ Stubbs and Ben Marshall: org. cloth in ws, 4to, Antique Collectors’ Club, 2002. d/w, plates inc. 4 in colour, 4to, Cassell, With one other. 1929. (3) *£25 - 40 *£20 - 40 130 124 TRADE CATALOGUE: Examples of MINARD, M - Cours Construction des the Architectural Ornaments, & c., Ouvrages qui Etablissent la Navigation Manufactured by Geo. Jackson & des Rivieres et des Canaux Professe a Sons, 49, Rathbone Place, London, W, L’Ecole des Ponts et Chaussees: 2 vols illustrated, disbound, 190 pages, 1889. [text & atlas volumes], 59 ex. 60 double- With 5 others. page plates, qrt. morocco, small 4to, & (6) 4to, Liege, 1851. *£100 - 150 *£40 - 60

125 131 MOREAU-NELATON, Etienne - Corot WALSH, Grahame L - Bradshaws Raconte par Lui-Meme: 2 vols, well Ancient Rock Paintings of North-West illustrated, org. card covers, stout 4to, Australia: cloth in d/w, illustrated in Paris, 1924. With a book on Kashmir. colour throughout, 4to, Edition Limitee, (3) 1994. *£20 - 40 (1) *£200 - 250

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 41 132 CHILDREN’S AND ILLUSTRATED WILDENSTEIN, Daniel - Monet: Catalogue Raisonne, 4 vols, org. cloth in 135 pictorial slipcase, illustrated throughout, ALDIN, Cecil - A Gay Dog: illust, org. 4to, Taschen, Wildenstein Institute, pictorial boards, 4to, Heinemann, first 1996. ed, 1905. With - A Dog Day, 1904. *£60 - 100 (2) *£30 - 50 133 WOLLF, Francis - Blue Note Years Jazz 136 Photography: cloth in d/w. AS NEW ALDIN, Cecil [illustrator] - The Dog *£50 - 75 who wasn’t what he thought he was: 24 colour plates, org. pictorial cloth slight 134 wear to spine, 4to, Raphael Tuck, first WORDSWORTH, William - The ed, (1914). With - The Snob, 19 colour Poetical Works: 6 vol. set, full blue calf, plates, org. pictorial boards rubbed, 4to, 8vo, Edward Moxon, 1864. With an Lawrence & Bullen, first ed, 1904. With incomplete set of Byron (lacking vol. 9). two other illustrated dog books. (16) *£60 - 80

*£50 – 75 137 BEERBOHM, Max - Cartoons ‘ The Second Childhood of John Bull: ‘ 15 tinted plates, org. linen backed paper covered boards affected by damp, folio, 1901. *£50 - 60

138 BLYTON, Enid: A collection of Noddy books etc, inc. Mary Mouse. (box) *£50 - 75

139 BOOK ILLUSTRATION: ‘ The Rosebud,’ original watercolour by Sybil Tawse, 410 x 255 mm, 1908. watercolour submitted by Sybil Tawse in 1908 for ‘ The Rosebud and other Tales,’ written by Arthur Kelly, not used, final illustrations were by Walter Crane. See illustration page 58. *£250 - 300

42 140 145 BOOK ILLUSTRATION: ‘ The Lawn LANG, Andrew - The Green Fairy Book: Tennis Ball,’ original watercolour by illustrated by H. J. Ford, half green calf, Sybil Tawse, 410 x 250 mm, 1908. tall 8vo, LARGE PAPER limited edition watercolour submitted by the artist in of 150 copies, light staining, Longmans, 1908 for inclusion in ‘ The Rosebud and Green, 1892. other Tales ‘ by Arthur Kelly, not used, *£100 - 150 final illustrations were by Walter Crane. See illustration page 59. 146 *£250 - 300 MILNE, A.A - The House at Pooh Corner: illust E. H. Shepard, org. pink 141 cloth in very worn d/w, 8vo, ownership BRICKDALE, Eleanor Fortescue ... name on front end paper, first ed, 1928. (illustrator) Idylls of the King: by Alfred *£60 - 100 Lord Tennyson, frontispiece, 20 tipped- in colour plates, org. gilt vellum, 4to, 147 LIMITED EDITION of 350 copies signed NASH, Paul: Illustrator - Cotswold by the artist, Hodder & Stoughton, n.d. Characters by John Drinkwater, With 3 other illustrated books. (4) woodcuts, org. boards in d/w, 8vo, *£80 - 120 Yale University Press, 1921. With other illustrated and childrens books. 142 (box) CLARKE, Harry ... (illustrator) Fairy Tales *£30 - 50 by Hans Christian Andersen: 24 plates, full gilt vellum, 4to, LIMITED EDITION of 148 125 copies signed by the artist, Harrap, OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul - Fairyland: 16 (1919).single line inscription in pencil colour plates, org. pictorial cloth faded in the upper margin of the title-page wear at the head of the spine, large 4to, otherwise a clean bright copy. A & C Black, 1931. See illustration page 59. With one other. *£450 - 650 (2) *£30 - 60 143 KWATEI, Taki - Japanese Paintings. 149 Flowers and Birds: A copy of twelve PEAKE, Mervyn ( Illustrator ) - coloured woodblock prints in original Household Tales by the Brothers hessian covered boards oblong folio, Grimm: colour title, illust, org. cloth Hakubunsha, Tokyo, 1887. in torn (but largely intact) d/w, 4to, See illustration page 59. Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1946. With two *£600 - 800 “Wombles” books signed by Elisabeth Beresford. 144 (3) LALAU, Maurice [illustrator] *£40 - 60 Grandmother’s Fairy Tales: 9 colour plates, org. pictorial cloth, 4to, Heinemann, 1915. With fourteen other children’s books. (box) *£50 - 70 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 43 150 155 RACKHAM, Arthur [ Illustrator ] - A Dish RUPERT: a collection of 10 Annuals of Apples: 3 colour plates, org. pictorial - 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, cream coloured gilt cloth, 4to, signed 1963, 1970, 1973, 1978. Mostly with limited edition of 500 copies, Hodder & inscriptions and the magic painting Stoughton, 1921. done, otherwise V.G. nice clean copy. See illustration page 60. *£50 - 75 *£150 - 250 156 151 SCHOOLGIRL’S STORIES: six boxes of RACKHAM, Arthur [illust] - Peter Pan in girl’s story books, authors include, Elsie Kensington Gardens: 50 colour plates J. Oxenham, Katharine L. Oldmeadow, (frontispiece detached), org. decorative Mollie Chappell, W.E. Johns, Jane Shaw, cloth torn on the spine, 4to, Hodder Ethel Talbot, Angela Brazil, Enid Blyton, & Stoughton, 1906. With two other etc. illustrated books. (6 boxes) (3) *£40 - 60 *£60 - 80 157 152 STREATFIELD, Noel - Apple Bough: RACKHAM, Arthur [Illustrator] - Peer cloth in d/w, 8vo, author’s presentation Gynt: 12 colour plates, org. pictorial copy, first ed, 1962. With three others all cloth in near complete dust wrapper, presentation copies. 4to, George G. Harrap, first ed, 1936. (4) *£75 - 100 *£20 - 40

153 158 RACKHAM, Arthur [Illustrator] - Siegried THOMSON, Hugh (illust) - Quality & the Twilight of the Gods: 30 mounted Street: 22 tipped-in colour plates, org. colour plates, org. pictorial gilt cloth, full gilt vellum, used slipcase, large 4to, foxing, Heinemann, first ed, 1911. 4to, Hodder & Stoughton, limited 1000 With one other. copies signed by the Illustrator, no date. (2) lacks silk tie, but a nice bright copy. *£75 - 100 See illustration page 60. *£200 - 300 154 RACKHAM, Arthur [Illustrator] - The 159 Ingoldsby Legends: 24 colour plates, TOLKIEN, J.R.R - The Hobbit: illust, inc. org. pictorial cloth, 4to, J. M. Dent, first colour frontispiece, org. green cloth in ed thus, 1907. With one other. edge worn d/w, 8vo, George Allen & (2) Unwin, eleventh impression, 1959. *£60 - 100 *£50 - 75

44 160 HISTORY LITERATURE & WILDE, Oscar - Salome: illust. by Aubrey BIOGRAPHY Beardsley, org. cloth in torn d/w, 4to, John Lane, 1930. With 3 other books by 161 the illustrator. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT: a bound (4) collection of 19th cent. acts, with a few *£50 - 75 disbound, with various legal books etc. *£20 - 40

162 ACTS OF PARLIAMENT: five eighteenth century acts, inc. one dated 1720 relating to the South Sea Company (90 pages). *£40 - 60

163 AINSWORTH, William Harrison/ CRUIKSHANK, George - Ainsworth’s Magazine: 8 vols, cont. half calf, tall 8vo, 1842-45. With three volumes, ‘ Casquet of Literature.’ (11) *£80 - 120

164 ALESSANDRO, Alessandri - Alexandri Ab Alexandro, Iuriisperiti Neapolitani, Genialium: calf rebacked morocco label, stout 8vo, some staining, damage to lower margin at the beginning no apparent loss, Guillelmum Debois, Paris, 1561. *£120 - 200

165 ANDREWS, William - Great News from the Stars: or, an Ephemeris for the Year 1715, wallet style binding, heavily annotated copy, London, 1715. With a box similar of leather bound volumes. (box) *£50 - 80

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 45 166 171 AUDEN, W. H - Half-Way: framed BIBLE: ‘ Breeches Bible,’ full calf, 4to, broadside limited to 75 copies (this is lacking all before ‘To the Christian number one), signed by W.H. Auden, Reader’ leaf, the next page is ‘The First and the artist Laurence Scott, f & g, Booke of Moses, Called Genesis (seems 1965. See illustration page 60. largely complete after this). The N.T is *£180 - 220 dated 1599, Psalms dated 1636. sold with all faults not subject to return. 167 See illustration page 60. AUSTEN, Jane - Northanger Abbey. A *£350 - 500 Novel: engraved frontispiece, title-page, and printed title-page, rebound quarter 172 calf, 8vo, Richard Bentley, 1848. BIBLE: The Bible. Translated according *£60 - 100 to the Ebrew, calf ‘old’ reback worn, 4to, lacking pages at the rear with some 168 defective margins, Robert Barker, 1608. BEATLES: The Yellow Submarine gift sold with all faults not subject to return book, org. pictorial laminated boards, *£150 - 200 folio, World Distributors (Manchester) Limited, first ed, 1968. 173 *£60 - 100 BINDINGS: a collection of incomplete sets. 169 (17) BERKELEY, George - The Works: 2 vols, *£20 - 40 cont. full calf extra gilt spines rubbed, 4to, London, 1784. 174 lacks the engraved portrait. BINDINGS: Beaconsfield Maxims, art *£60 - 100 nouveau style calf by Hatchards, 8vo, 1906. With 5 other leather bindings. 170 (6) BESANT, Walter - The World Went *£40 - 60 Very Well Then: 3 vols, three frontis pieces, full vellum with contrasting 175 morocco labels, 8vo, Chatto & Windus, BINDINGS: Buckland, Frank - Natural 1887. With a 3 volume set of Smith’s History of British Fishes, illust, full red Dictionary of Greek and Roman calf extra gilt on the spine, 8vo, 1891. Biography and Mythology. With 16 other leather bound books. (6) (17) *£80 - 120 *£75 - 100

176 BINDINGS: Lays of Ancient Rome - org. full morocco, 8vo, 1863. With 5 other leather bindings. (6) *£25 - 40

46 177 183 BINDINGS: Maxwell, W. H - Life of BOURDALOUE, Luigi - Prediche Field-Marshal His Grace the Duke of Quaresimali Del Padre Luigi Wellington, 3 vols, cont. half red calf, Bourdaloue, Della Compagnia di Gesu: contrasting labels, 8vo, 1839. With 18 engraved portrait frontispiece, vellum, other leather bound volumes. 4to, Venice, 1713. With 5 others of (21) catholic texts. *£100 - 150 (6) *£250 - 350 178 BINDINGS: Scott, Sir Walter, (Works), 13 184 vols, half tan gilt calf, 8vo, Edinburgh, BURNET, Gilbert - Bishop Burnet’s 1862. With 13 other leather bound History of His Own Time: 6 vol. set, full Scott. calf extra gilt on the spine, 8vo, with the (box) bookplate of William Hart Coleridge, *£50 - 75 Oxford, 1823. With - Milton, John: The Poetical Works, 6 vol. set, full morocco 179 rubbed, 8vo, 1826. BINDINGS: Stevenson, Robert Louis, (12) (The Works), 28 vols, half morocco, 8vo, *£60 - 100 Cassell & Co, 1894-99. *£100 - 175 185 BYRON, Lord - The Complete Poetical 180 Works: 3 vols, half calf by Bumpus, 8vo, BINDINGS: The Complete Angler George Routledge, no date. With - The of Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton, Works: 7 vols, cont. half calf, 8vo, John engraved plates, cont. morocco, 8vo, Murray, 1818-9. John Major, 1823. With 9 other leather bound without the title-page to volume bound books. four, sold with all faults. (10) *£40 - 80 *£60 - 100 186 181 CAESAR, Julius - C. Julii Caesaris Quae BINDINGS: The Temple Shakespeare, exstant Omnia. Ex Recensione Joannis 20 vols, half calf by Bumpus, small 4to, Davissi: 3 folding plates, cont. calf, 4to, n.d. Cambridge, John Owen, 1707. With five *£60 - 100 others. (5) 182 *£100 - 175 BINDINGS: Waverley Novels, 24 vols, half calf, contrasting morocco labels, 187 small 8vo, 1830. CARTARI, Vincentzo - Imagines Deorum, *£80 - 120 Qui Ab Antiquis Colebantur: In quibus simulacra, ritus, caerimoniae, magna ex parte veterum religo explicatur ... (etc), limp vellum, engravings throughout text, 4to, Lugduni, 1581. *£200 - 300 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 47 188 193 CASALIUS, J. B - De Profanis et Sacris CICERO, Marcus Tullius - Secundo Veteribus Ritibus Opus Tripartitum: in Volumine Haec Continentur. M. T. C. de three books, plates, vellum, 4to, Thomas natura Deorum libri 111 ..,. (etc): vellum, Henry Hauenstein, Frankfurt, 1681. 8vo, Aldine Press, 1523. See illustration page 60. See illustration page 61. *£200 - 300 *£300 - 500

189 194 CERVANTES DE SAAVEDRA, Miguel - COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor - Notes The Life and Exploits of the ingenious on English Divines: [edit] Derwent gentleman Don Quixote De La Mancha: Coleridge, 2 vols, org. loth, 8vo, Edward 2 vols, frontis, 68 engraved plates, cont. Moxon, 1853. calf rubbed hinges weak, contents clean (2) and crisp, large 4to, J & R. Tonson and *£60 - 80 R. Dodsley, 1742. *£100 - 175 195 COOKE, Edward - Magna Charta, 190 Made in the Ninth Year of King CHARLES 1: Basilika. The Works of King Henry the Third. And Confirmed by Charles the Martyr: with a collection K. Edward the first: ... calf rebacked, of declarations, treaties, and other 12mo, complete,1680. With - Sleidan, papers ... [etc], engraved title-page, John, The Key of History ... [etc], sheep engraved frontispiece, 3 double-page rubbed, 12mo, M2 torn with loss, plates, cont. calf worn, folio, damp some mis-numbering but appears staining mainly towards the rear with complete,1661. With one other. page repairs, 1662. With a copy of Old (3) England. (2) *£120 - 200 *£150 - 250 196 191 COWARD, Noel ( editor ) - Chelsea CHOUL, Gillaume de - Veterum Buns by Hernia Whittlebot: org. Romanorum Religio, Castrametatio cloth backed decorative boards, 8vo, Disciplina Militaris ut & Balneae Ex Hutchinson, first ed, 1924. Sold with a antiquis Numismatibus & lapidibus sale catalogue which includes this lot. demonstrata: frontispiece, engravings Presentation copy inscribed by Noel throughout inc, folding plan, vellum, Coward on the f.e.p. 4to, Amsterdam, Janssonius van *£180 - 200 Waesberge, 1685. *£200 - 300 197 COWLEY, Abraham - The Works: 192 portrait frontis, calf, folio, 1678. With - CICERO, Marcus Tullius - Orationes Ex Temple, Sir William, The Works, 2 vols, recensione Joannis Georgii Graevii: 6 portrait frontis, calf rebacked, folio, vols, vellum, 8vo, 1731. P & I Blaeu, Amsterdam, 1699. With one (3) other by the same publisher. *£60 - 100 *£80 - 120

48 198 203 DAVIER, John - The History of Henry 1V. DOYLE, A. Conan - The Adventures of Surnamed The Great, King of France Sherlock Holmes: illust, org. pictorial and Navarre: cont. calf hinges weak, 4to, cloth quite rubbed, royal 8vo, inner 1672. With 2 others. hinges weak, light occasional foxing, no sold with all faults not subject to return. names or inscriptions, George Newnes, (3) first ed, 1892. *£100 - 150 *£300 - 500

199 204 DEIGHTON, Len - An Expensive Place DOYLE, A. Conan & CARR, John to Die: cloth in d/w, 8vo, Jonathan Dickson - The Exploits of Sherlock Cape, first ed, 1967. With a box of Holmes: cloth in d/w, 8vo, John Murray, modern first editions, etc. first ed, 1954. With seven other by or (box) relating to Sherlock Holmes. With a *£50 - 75 book by Jules Verne. (9) 200 *£50 - 75 DESCARTES, Rene - Opera Philosophica: 4 books in one, 205 illustrations in text,4to, title-page DURRELL, Lawrence - Prospero’s Cell: printed in red and black slightly cloth in defective d/w, 8vo, Faber & defective, Frankfurt, 1692. Faber, first UK ed, 1945. With other See illustration page 61. modern first editions, some signed. *£200 - 300 (15) Signed by the Author 201 *£100 - 120 DICKENS, Charles - The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby: 206 portrait frontispiece, 39 plates, cont. half ELIOT, T. S - Little Gidding: org. calf worn, hinges sprung, 8vo, Chapman wrappers, 8vo, Faber & Faber, first UK & Hall 1839. With 11 others by Dickens. ed, 1942. With the other parts of the (13) Four Quartets. *£60 - 100 (4) *£40 - 60 202 DONDE, Antoine - Les Figures et 207 L’Abbrege de la Vie, de la Mort, et des ELSTON PRESS: Milton, John, Comus, A Miracles de Saint Francois de Paule: Maske, highly decorative signed binding additional engraved title, 24 engraved slightly fading, 4to, Limited edition of plates, calf rebacked, folio, Francois 160 copies, New York, 1902. Muguet, Paris,1671. With 3 others. *£60 - 100 (4) *£120 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 49 208 213 ENGLISH CIVIL WAR: Diary of Thomas FENTON, Elijah - Poems on Several Burton, Esq. Member of Parliaments of Occasions: eng. frontispiece, calf Oliver and Richard Cromwell, from 1656 rebacked, 8vo, incs. the publisher’s to 1659: 4 vol. set, half tan calf, extra gilt adverts,1717. With - Fenton, Elijah, on the spine with contrasting morocco Mariamne, a Tragedy, frontispiece, cont. labels, 8vo, Henry Colburn, 1828. morocco, 8vo, 1726. With - Congreve, *£60 - 100 William, The Works, 3 vols, calf rebacked, 8vo, 1753. 209 (5) ENRIGHT, Anne - The Portable Virgin: *£80 - 120 cloth in d/w, 8vo, Secker & Warburg, first UK ed, 1991. 214 Signed by the author FLEMING, Ian - Diamonds Are Forever: *£60 - 80 org. black cloth lettered in silver in worn but largely complete soiled d/w, 8vo, 210 stain (wine ?) on half-title and top corner EUSEBIUS PAMPHILUS, (et al) - The of the title-page, light foxing mainly History of the Church, From Our to the page edges, Jonathan Cape, Lord’s Incarnation. to the Twelfth Year first ed,1956. With - Amis, Kingsley, of Emperour Mauricius Tiberius, or The James Bond Dossier, org. cloth in the Year of Christ 594: full calf, folio, defective d/w, 8vo, Jonathan Cape, first Cambridge, 1683. ed, 1965. With a copy of You Only Live Elaborate ownership inscription of John Twice, New American Library, 1964. Rodes, dated 1691. (3) *£100 - 150 *£150 - 250

211 215 FARQUHAR, George - The Works: 2 FLEMING, Ian - For Your Eyes Only: vols, cont. calf, 8vo, 1728. With Hazlitt, cloth in [heat sealed] d/w, 8vo, William, The Spirit of the Age, 2 vols, bookplate on front pastedown, first ed, half calf, 8vo, Paris, 1825. With 5 others. Jonathan Cape, 1960. *£60 - 100 *£100 - 125

212 216 FEA, Allan - Memoirs of the Martyr King: FLORY, Susannah Proctor - Fragments engraved plates, elaborate full gilt calf of Family History: org. cloth stained, in matching slipcase, large 4to, limited tables, etc, folio, printed for private ed. John Lane, 1905. circulation, 1896. With two art books. *£30 - 50 (3) *£60 - 80

50 217 222 (FORNER, Freidrich) - Palma GROTIUS, Hugo - The Most Excellent Triumphalis. Miraculorum Ecclesiae Hugo Grotius His Three Books Catholicae; Gloriossimae Deigenitricis Treating of the Rights of War & Peace: Virginis Mariae: ... Libris V, cont. rebound in calf, lacking engraved title, stamped vellum with broken clasps, printed title in red & black, folio, 1682. stout 4to, Ingolstadt, c1621. With - Sylvester, Matthew, Reliquiae *£80 - 120 Baxteriana: or, Mr Richard Baxter’s Narrative of the most Memorable 218 Passage of his Life and Times, engraved FRY, Roger - A Sampler of Castile: org. frontis,cont.calf, folio, 1696. cloth backed decorative boards, 4to, (2) Hogarth Press, first UK ed, 1923. With 10 *£120 - 200 others mainly private presses. (11) 223 *£40 - 60 GROUGHY, Nicholas - Doctissimi Viri Nicholai Gruchii Rotomagensis, De 219 Comitiis Romanorum Libri Tres: vellum, GAISFORD, Thomas - Poetae Minores small 8vo, margin repairs and rear, Graeci: vols 1 & 3 [only], full gilt calf, Franciscum Bindonum, Venetiis, 1558. 8vo, Oxford, 1814. With a box of mainly With one other. leather bound theology books. (2) (box) *£100 - 150 *£50 - 80 224 220 GUIZOT, Madame (Elisabeth Charlotte GONZAGO, Curtis - Il Fido Amante Pauline) - La Chapelle D’Ayton, ou Poema Eroico di Curtio Gonzaga: ... Emma Courtney: 5 vols each with (etc), vellum, engraved title-page, 4to, engraved frontispiece, cont. speckled Mantova, (1582). calf, 8vo, Chez Maradan, Paris, (n.d) *£200 - 300 With a collection of mainly late 18th early 19th century leather bound fiction 221 and history including odd volumes. GREGORY, John - A Father’s Legacy to a pretty set his Daughters: frontis, cont. straight- (a shelf lot) grain crimson morocco, 1814. With five *£150 - 250 others. (6) 225 *£60 - 100 HARDY, Thomas - Life’s Little Ironies: org. green cloth, 8vo, Osgood, McIlvaine, 1896. With 9 others in the same series. (10) *£30 - 60

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 51 226 231 HAWKINS, Sir John - Probationary Odes HOPE, Anthony - The Prisoner of Zenda: for the Laureatship: with a Preliminary org. cloth faded and split on spine, Discourse: cont. calf, 8vo, Printed for 8vo, first ed, 1894. With various pocket James Ridgway. With 5 others. editions inc. Thomas Hardy. (6) (box) *£130 - 180 *£30 - 40

227 232 HEANEY, Seamus - North: cloth in d/w, HOWARD, Edward - The Six Days 8vo, Faber & Faber, first ed, 1975. Adventure, or the New Utopia. A *£140 - 180 Comedy: disbound, 4to, lacking a4, London, 1671. 228 sold with all faults not subject to return. HERBERT, Edward Lord of Cherbury - *£50 - 70 The Life and Reign of King Henry the Eighth: rebound quarter calf, folio, 233 repairs to some margins and some HOWELL, James - Medulla Historiae fragile, 1683. With - Dugdale, Sir Anglicanae. The Ancient and present William, Monasticon Anglicanum, or, State of England: fold. pedigree, 12 the History of the Ancient Abbies, and engraved plates, cont. calf, 8vo, 1666. other Monasteries, etc, reverse calf, With - The Present State of Great folio, 1693. Britain, and Ireland, in three parts, eng. (2) frontis, cont. calf, 8vo, 1738. *£120 - 200 (2) *£80 - 120 229 HOMILIES: Homiliae in epistolas 234 Dominicales, Et Festiutates sanctorum HUGHES, Ted - Season Songs: iuxta lietram: ... (etc), 2 vols, stamped illustrated by Leonard Baskin, org. cloth vellum over wooden boards defective backed boards in d/w, 4to, first ed, clasps, one board nearly detached, signed by both the illustrator and Ted stout 8vo, Johann Steelsius, Antwerp, Hughes, Viking Press, New York, 1975. 1555. the first English edition was published *£200 - 300 one year later *£80 - 120 230 HONE, William - The Three Trials: org. 235 boards soiled, 8vo, 1818. With 3 others. HUME, David - Essays and Treatises on (4) Several Subjects: 2 vols, full vellum, 8vo, *£60 - 100 Edinburgh, 1817. *£40 - 60

52 236 240 JAMES BOND: 13 paperbacks, KENNETT, Basil - Romae Antiquae published by Pan books, in exceptional Notitia: or, the Antiquities of Rome: condition. engraved plates, half calf, 8vo, 1737. (13) With a box of mainly 18th century *£60 - 100 books. (box)) 237 *£40 - 60 JOHNSON, Charles Plumptre - Hints to Collectors of Original Editions of 241 the Works of Charles Dickens: vellum, LABE, P. Sebastiano - Sales 8vo, limited ed,1885. With, Armstrong, Epigrammatici X. Centuriis: engraved Martin, The Fiery Dive and Other title, stamped calf, 12mo, Prague, Stories, quarter vellum, 8vo, limited to 1685. 150 signed copies, 1929. *£40 - 60 (2) *£30 - 60 242 LEDIARD, Thomas - The Life of John, 238 Duke of Marlborough: 3 vols, nicely JOHNSTON, David - A General View of rebound half calf, engraved plates, the Present System of Public Education 8vo, 1736. With a 3 vol. set of Coxe’s in France: half calf, 8vo, Edinburgh, Memoirs of Marlborough in a defective 1827. With a box of mainly leather binding, and one other. bound early 19th cent. literature. (7) (box) *£100 - 150 *£60 - 100 243 239 LENNARD, Samson & HOWELL, James JUVENALIS, D. Junnii - D. Junii - Parthenopoeia, or the History of the Juvenalis Aquinatis Satyrae, Scholiis Most Noble and Renowned Kingdom of Veterum, & fere omnium Eruditorum: Naples, With the Dominions therunto ... Henricus Christianus Henninius, annexed, and the Lives of all their Kings: engraved frontispiece, vellum, 4to, sheep rebacked, woodcuts in text, folio, Ultrajecti, 1685. With - PETRONIUS, repaired in a few margins with slight Titus, Titi Petronii Arbitri Satyricon loss,1654. With one other folio. Quae Supersunt: engraved frontispiece, (2) vellum, 4to, Trajecti, Guilielmum Vande *£120 - 200 Water, 1709. (2) 244 *£100 - 150 L’ESTRANGE, Sir Roger - Fables, of Aesop and other Eminent Mythologists: Two parts, portrait frontis, additional engraved title, cont. calf, folio, 1699. With two others. (3) *£120 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 53 245 250 LEWIS, John - A Dissertation on the MAXWELL, Caroline - Beauties of Antiquity and use of Seals in England: Ancient Eloquence, being a collection one plate, illustrations in text, full calf of scarce and valuable specimens of board detached, 4to, 1740. elegant orations, interesting extracts, *£50 - 75 and anecdotes of eminent persons: half calf, 8 plates, 8vo, 1823. With three 246 books about Princess Charlotte. LIVIUS, Titi - Titi Livii Historiarum: (4) 3 vols, eng. title-page, vellum, 8vo, *£30 - 60 Amsterdam, Elzevier, 1665. *£100 - 150 251 MICHELET, J - Histoire de France: 19 247 volumes, quarter brown gilt calf, with LYTTON, Edward Bulwer - [Novels]: 14 vellum boards, illust, tall 8vo, Paris, n.d. vols, half maroon calf extra gilt on the *£200 - 280 spine with contrasting morocco labels, 8vo, George Routledge, no date. 252 (14) MINIATURE: Petit Paroissien Bijou, org. morocco, 80 x 50 mm, Dijon, n.d. With 3 *£120 - 200 leather bindings. (4) 248 *£40 - 60 MALLINSON, Allan - An Act of Courage: cloth in d/w, 8vo, signed by the 253 author, first ed, 2005. With 12 other first MITFORD, William - The History of editions, some in duplicate, by the same Greece: 10 vol. set, full polished tan calf, author, inc. 2 others signed all in d/ws. extra gilt on the spines with contrasting (13) morocco labels, 8vo, T. Cadell, 1822-21. *£50 - 75 *£100 - 150

249 254 MARAVIGLIA, Giuseppe Maria - Proteus MONTAGU, Walter - Miscellanea Ethicopoliticus sev De Multifmi Hominis Spiritualia: or, Devout Essayes: cont. calf Statv Ad normam virtutis concinnato: worn, 4to, 1654. cont. gilt panelled vellum, folio, Venice, *£50 - 75 1660. With 2 others. (3) 255 *£100 - 200 MONTFAUCON, Bernard de - L’Antiquite Expliquee et Representee en Figures: vol 5, part 1 & 2 + supplement, 3 vols, engraved plates, cont. calf, folio, Paris, 1722-24. (3) *£200 - 300

54 256 261 MUIR, Sir William - The Life of Mahomet PALLAVICINO, P. Sfortia - Vera Concilii from original sources: full diced calf Tridentini Historia: 2 vols, cont. calf, 4to, gilt spines, 8vo, 1878. With two others Antwerp, Ex Officina Plantiniana, 1670. similarly bound. With 2 others. (3) (4) *£40 - 60 *£80 - 120

257 262 NAZIANZENI, Gregoii: Opera [ Greek PALLISER, Mrs. Bury - Historic Devices, title ], 2 vols, vellum, folio, Mauritii Badges, and War-Cries: cloth, 8vo, 1870. Georgii Weidmanni, Coloniae, 1690. With 6 others. With two others. (7) (4) *£40 - 60 *£100 - 200 263 258 PARSONS’S: Select British Classics: 36 NIEBUHR, B.G - The Collected Lectures: vols, cont. calf rubbed lacking some Dr. Leonhard Schmitz (edit), 8 vol. set, labels, 12mo, c1793. With 49 vols of full tan gilt calf, 8vo, Walton & Maberly, Poets of Great Britain. 1852-53. (85) *£100 - 160 *£50 - 100

259 264 OGILBY, John - The Fables of Aesop: 2 PEARSON’S MAGAZINE: 3 vols, half red vols. in one, 144 engraved plates, lacks morocco, 4to, 1898-99. With 5 vols in A2, cont. calf worn, text sprung, stout decorative cloth, and 4 leather bound 8vo, 1683. books. sold with all faults not subject to return (11) *£60 - 100 *£30 - 50

260 265 OSBORNE, John: ‘ Epitaph for George PELLEGRINI, Frederick - Conversione Dillon,’ by John Osborne and Anthony Del Peccatore overo Riforma Della Mala Creighton, wrappers, with many Vita Dell’Huomo: vellum, 4to, Antheo annotations and alterations in the hand Viotti, Venice, 1591. of the playwright (?) In rather used *£100 - 150 condition, c1958. With a collection of other play scripts. 266 *£50 - 80 PIPER, John (illustrator) - Elizabethan Love Songs: cloth backed marbled boards, 8vo, limited edition of 650 copies signed by John Piper, Cupid Press, 1955. *£60 - 80

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 55 267 273 PITT, William: Anecdotes of the life of ROBERTSON, William - The Works,: 10 the right honourable William Pitt, Earl vols, full calf, 8vo, 1821. Chatham, 4 vols, half calf, 8vo, 1792. *£40 - 60 With a collection of mainly late 18th early 19th century leather bound fiction 274 and history including odd volumes. ROFFIGNAC, Christophe de - (a shelf lot) Commentarii Omnium a Creato Orbe *£80 - 120 Historiarum. Christophoro Roffin: limp vellum text detaching from binding, 4to, 268 Lutetiae, 1571. With one other. PLATH, Sylvia - The Bell Jar: cloth in (2) d/w, 8vo, Faber & Faber first ed, 1963. *£200 - 300 *£140 - 180 275 269 ROLLIN, M - The Ancient History of the PRINCESS OF WALES: ‘ The Book ! ‘ or, Egyptians: ... etc, 8 vol set, full gilt calf, the proceedings and correspondence 8vo, 1817. With a box of other leather upon the subject of the inquiry into bound volumes. the conduct of her Royal Highness (box) the Princess of Wales - half calf, 8vo, *£40 - 80 London, 1813. *£25 - 40 276 ROSS, Thomas - The Second Punick War 270 Between Hannibal and the Romanes: PULMAN, Philip - His Dark Materials: The whole Seventeen Books, Englished cloth in d/w, 8vo, Scholastic Press, 2001. from the Latine of Silius Italicus: With the trilogy, fine in d/ws, 2 volumes additional eng. title, eng. plates, worn signed by the author. With ‘ A Letter of calf rebacked, folio, some pages heavily Acknowledgement.’ repaired,1661. (4) sold with all faults not subject to return. *£50 - 75 *£100 - 200

271 277 RALEIGH, Sir Walter - The History of the RUSSEL, William Augustus - A New and World: engraved title-page, ‘The Minde Authentic History of England: engraved of the Front’ leaf, 7 ex. 8 double-page portrait plates, rebound quarter calf, plates, rebound half calf, stout folio, stout folio, n.d. c1780s. 1614. *£30 - 50 *£100 - 200

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579 579 67 278 283 SACKVILLE-WEST, V - Orchard and SCOTT, Sir Walter - Memoirs of the Vineyard: org. buckram backed paper Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart: 7 vol. set, covered boards, 8vo, John Lane, first UK half calf, 8vo, Robert Cadell, 1837-38. ed, 1921. With 3 novels by Sir Walter Scott, from Presentation copy inscribed to the the library of Princess Sophia with her aviator Amy Johnson by West’s mother, bookplate. the Dowager Lady Sackville. (10) *£80 - 100 *£80 - 120

279 284 SANDFORD, Francis - The History of SEGUR, General Count Philip De - the Coronation of the most high, most History of the Expedition to Russia, mighty, and most excellent Monarch Undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon James 11 ... (etc): 29 engraved plates in the Year 1812: 2 vols, 3 plates, fold. inc. 28 double-page, full calf weak map, half calf, 8vo, 1826 & 1825. hinges, folio, 1687. *£40 - 60 *£120 - 200 285 280 SETTLE, Elkanah - Cambyses King of SANFORD, John Langton - Studies and Persia: a Tragedy. Acted by His Highness Illustrations of the Great Rebellion: org. the Duke of York’s Servants, disbound, cloth, 8vo, 1858. With 2 boxes of history title shaved, lacking several pages, 4to, books inc. Australia. Printed for William Cademan, 1671. (box) First edition of his first play. *£20 - 30 sold with all faults not subject to return. *£60 - 80 281 SANNAZARO, Giacomo - Actii Synceri 286 Sannazarii de Partu Virginis. Lamentatio SISMONDI, J.C.L. Simondo - Storia de Morte Christi. Piscatoria. Petri Bembi delle Repubbliche Italiane: 16 vols, cont. Benacus. Augustini Beatiana Verona: half calf, 8vo, Italia, 1817-19. With six vellum, 8vo, Aldine Press, 1527. others. See illustration page 61. (22) *£200 - 300 *£80 - 120

282 SCHOWART, Anthony William - Observations Historical and Genealogical: in which the Originals of the Emperor, Kings, Electors, (etc), panelled calf worn on the hinge, 8vo, 1693. With - The Secret History of the Reigns of K. Charles 11, and K. James 11: calf rebacked, small 8vo, 1690. With one other. (3) *£80 - 120

68 287 291 SPARROW, Anthony - A Collection of STRICKLAND, Agnes - Lives of the Articles Injunctions, Canons, Orders, Queens of England: 6 vol. set, half Ordinances, and Constitutions calf, 8vo, 1864-65. With other leather Ecclesiastical, with other Publick bound books, historical subjects, and Records of the Church of England; an incomplete set of the works of Chiefly in the Times of K. Edward. V1th. Thackeray. Q. Elizabeth and K. James: frontis, calf (33) rebacked, 4to, lacks U4 (although page *£60 - 80 numbering continues uninterrupted) and C1-4 (but not appearing to be 292 lacking), 1661. With an incomplete SWIFT, Jonathan - The Works of late 16th cent (?) book of Elizabethan J.S,D.D,D.S.D: 3 engraved frontispieces, statutes. 5 plates & maps, cont. speckled calf, (2) 8vo, Dublin, 1735-38. *£80 - 120 (6) *£100 - 150 288 SPEED, John - The History of Great 293 Britaine Under the Conquests: ... eng. TACITUS, Cornelius - The Works: 8 vols, title heavily repaired, calf rebacked, half calf, 8vo, 1811. With - Dryden, John, folio, 1614. With 4 other 17th cent. folios The Miscellaneous Works, 4 vols, full with various faults. calf, 8vo, 1760. With 2 boxes of mainly sold with all faults not subject to return. 18/19th cent. books. (5) *£60 - 100 *£150 - 250 294 289 THACKERAY, William Makepeace - The STOCKWIN, Julian - Quarterdeck: cloth Works: 13 vol. set, half green calf with in d/w, 8vo, signed by the author, first contrasting morocco labels, 8vo, Smith, ed, 2004. With 9 other first editions by Elder, 1892. the author all in dust wrappers, all but (13) 2 signed. With an envelope of Stockwin *£100 - 150 ephemera. (10) 295 *£50 - 75 THOMAS, Edward - Collected Poems: cloth in d/w, 8vo, Faber, 1961. With a 290 box of mainly 20th Cent. Lit. STRADA, Famiano - Della Guerra Di (box) Fiandra Deca Prima Compostada *£20 - 30 Famiano Strada Della Comp. di Giesu Volgarizzata da Carlo Papini Dell’istessa Comp: vellum, engraved title-page, 11 folding or double-page plates, 4to, Herman Scheus, Rome, 1639. See illustration page 61. *£120 - 200

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 69 296 301 THOMAS, Helen - A Memory of W. H. TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE: a Hudson: woodcut by Michael Renton, collection inc. William Golding, Evelyn org. boards, 4to, limited 150 copies, Waugh, Vladimir Nabokov, Henry Miller, Fleece Press, n.d. With eleven others etc. relating to W. H. Hudson. (box) (12) *£25 - 40 *£50 - 80 302 297 UNWIN, Sir Stanley - The Truth about TIMBS, John - Curiosities of London: Publishing: org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1960. 2 vols, full red gilt morocco, illust, 4to, With a box of books mainly relating to Virtue & Co, no date. With - Knight, publishing history. Charles [ed], London, 6 vols, uniformly (box) bound with the previous item, 4to, *£20 - 40 Virtue & Co, no date. (8) 303 *£60 - 100 ( VARIOUS ) - Q. Curtius Rufus De Rebus Gestis, Alexandra Magni: engraved title- 298 page, 29 plates lacking one plate, cont. TOLKEIN, J. R. R - Lord of the Rings: 3 calf, stout 8vo, Petrum Vander Aa, 1696. vols, cloth in d/w, 3 folding maps, 8vo, With 4 others including 2 Elzevier Press. 1966. (5) (3) *£100 - 175 *£50 - 75 304 299 VENTRIS, Peyton - The Reports of Sir TREVOR, William - Fools of Fortune: Peyton Ventris Kt. Late One of the cloth in d/w, 8vo, first ed, 1983. With 6 Justices of the Common-Pleas: In two others by the author, all except one are parts, engraved portrait frontis, cont. first editions in dust wrappers. With 2 calf, folio, 1696. With - Burn, John, The books by Virginia Woolf in the Uniform Justice of the Peace, and Parish Officer, Edition in d/ws. 4 vols, cont. calf, 8vo, 1788. (9) *£80 - 120 *£50 - 75 305 300 VESTRIUS, Octavianus - Octauiani TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE: Vestrii Iurisconsulti Forocorneliensis in a collection inc. William Faulkner, Ian Romanae Aulae Actionem,& iudiciorum Fleming, Graham Greene, Agatha Mores,ad Jacbu Pellaeum: later half calf, Christie, T. S. Eliot, Aldous Huxley, etc. small 8vo, A8, A-Z, AA-EE8, B-F8G10. (box) Final leaf G10 is blank,Venetiis, 1547. *£40 - 60 *£150 - 250

70 306 311 VIRGILIUS MARO, Publius - Opera: WHISTON, William - The Genuine frontis, half calf rebacked, 12mo, with Works of Flavius Josephus: 5 vols, the bookplate and signature of Derwent engraved plates, cont. calf, 8vo, Dublin, Coleridge, London, 1777. With a box of 1741. With 2 boxes of mainly 18/19th misc. books. cent. books. (box) *£60 - 100 *£50 - 80 312 307 WHITE, T. H - The Sword in the Stone: WALLACE, Lady - The Castle and the cloth in edge worn d/w, 8vo, Collins, Cottage in Spain: two volumes, org. first ed, 1938. cloth, 8vo, Saunders, Otley, 1861. With *£140 - 180 an edition of Gulliver’s Travels. (3) 313 *£40 - 60 WHITLOCKE, Bulstrode - Memorials of the English Affairs: or, an Historical 308 Account: half calf neatly rebacked, folio, WARD, Mrs Humphry - Robert Elsmere: 1682. With one other. 3 vols, org. cloth, 8vo, Smith, Elder, (2) 1888. With - seven other Victorian triple *£100 - 180 deckers. (24) 314 *£80 - 120 WILDE, Oscar - De Profundis: org. cloth rubbed, 8vo, Methuen, (adverts date 309 February 1905), first ed, 1905. With eight WARTON, Joseph - The Works of others literature. Alexander Pope, Esq: 9 vol. set, cont. (9) full calf lacking one label, 8vo, 1797. *£40 - 80 With - The Works of Lord Byron, 6 vol. set, full tan gilt calf, small 8vo, John 315 Murray, 1831. WILKES, John - Letters, from the year (15) 1774 to the year 1796, of John Wilkes, *£60 - 100 Esq. addressed to his daughter: 4 vols, full calf some wear, 8vo, 1804. With 7 310 similar volumes. WAUGH, Evelyn: Autographed postcard (11) signed to the Literary Editor of the *£60 - 100 Daily Telegraph, concerning his review of ‘Victorian Book Design ‘ by Ruari 316 McLean - sold with a copy of the book. WINKELMAN, Johannes Just - Stam und *£180 - 200 Regentenbaum der Durchleuchtigssten Herzogen zu Braunschweig und Luneburg: eng. title page, half calf, folio, complete, 1677. With 3 others. (4) *£100 - 150

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 71 317 MILITARY & NAVAL WITCHCRAFT: Malleus Maleficarum translated with an introduction ... by 320 Montague Summers, vellum backed A First World War: a collection of cloth stained, folio, limited to 1275 letters, magazines, postcards, photos numbered copies, John Rodker, 1928. etc - inc. five letters dated 1917 with With - Remy, Nicolas, Demonolatry, engraved letter headings of war scenes cloth, 4to, limited to 1275 numbered in Belgium. A copy of Ruhleben Camp copies, John Rodker, 1930. With - Magazine, Xmas 1916. Four postcards Compendium Maleficarum ... (ed) from the Front dated 1916. Six Monatague Summers, cloth stained, photographic postcards of Lyme Regis 4to, limited to 1275 numbered copies, during the WW1, inc. funeral of German John Rodker, 1929. With 2 others by sailors ... etc. Montague Summers. *£40 - 60 (5) *£80 - 120 321 ANON - Historical Records of the 318 Queen’s Own Cameroon Highlanders: WITCHCRAFT: The Discoverie of - 2 vols, org.cloth. 4to, 1909; with Witchcraft by Reginald Scot: with an Historical Records of the Queen’s Own introduction by Montague Summers: Cameroon Highlanders, 1932-1948, org. org. morocco backed cloth, folio, cloth in d/w., 4to, 1952 (4) limited to 1275 numbered copies, John *£40 - 80 Rodker, 1930. With - Givry, Grillot de, Witchcraft Magic & Alchemy, org. cloth, 322 4to, Harrap, 1931. With - Boguet, Henry, ANON - Through Palestine with the 20th Examen of Witches, org. cloth, 8vo, Machine Gun Squadron,: org. cloth, 4to limited to 1275 numbered copies, John (1920); with BROTHER Scotty’s - Desert Rodker, 1929. Trail, half morocco, 8vo, 1919., with one (3) other relating to Palestine. *£60 - 100 *£40 - 60

319 323 ZOUCH, Thomas - Memoirs of the Life BARRET, C.R.B.- The 85th King’s Light and Writings of Sir Philip Sidney: frontis, Infantry,: half moroco, stout 4to, 1913; calf rubbed boards detached, 4to, York, with 3 other regimental histories. 1809. With a Ms school book and two *£60 - 100 others relating to the Sidneys. (4) 324 *£60 - 100 BROWNSTON-MANWEARING, Major. Rowland - Historical Record of the Royal Welsh Fusilliers,: org. decorative cloth, 8vo, 1889; with two others on Welsh Regiments. *£60 - 80

72 325 329 BURLEIGH, Bennet - Khartoum CHURCHILL, Sir Winston Leonard Campaign, 1898 or the Reconquest Spencer: The World Crisis, 4 vols, maps, of the Sudan,: org. cloth, 8vo, signed plans, org. navy blue cloth, 8vo, first by the author 1899; with Sirdar Khalifa editions,1923-27. of the re-conquest of the Sudan 1898, Volume One - with a 14 line signed org. cloth re-backed, 8vo, 1898; with presentation letter to Sir James GLICHEN, Count, with the Camel Corp Stevenson from Winston S. Churchill, up the Nile, org. cloth, 8vo, 1888. Villa Reve D’or, Cannes, April 7, 1923.’ *£60 - 80 Volume Two - signed presentation inscription to ‘James Stevenson from 326 Winston S, Churchill Oct 27, 1923’. CARY, A.D.L. & McCANCE, Stoppe - Volume Three - signed presentation Regimental Records of the Royal Welsh inscription ‘To Lady Stevenson from Fusiliers,: 4 vols, org. cloth, 8vo, 1921- Winston S. Churchill 1. 3. 27.’ Volume 1929. Four - unsigned. *£40 - 80 Sir James Stevenson worked as a personal adviser to Churchill. 327 See illustration page 62. CHAPMAN, Abel, On the Safeguarding *£2500 - 3500 of Wildlife,: org. wrappers, 1926; with 3 others by the same author; with 330 HAMILTON, Edward - The Wild Cat of EWING, John - The History of the 9th Europe, org. cloth, 8vo, 1896 (5) (Scottish) Division 1914-1919: maps, *£80 - 120 plates, org. cloth, 8vo, 1921. With 2 others. 328 (3) CHURCHILL, Sir Winston Leonard *£30 - 40 Spencer: The River War an Historical Account of the Reconquest of the 331 Sudan, 2 vols, illust, 23 maps, plans, half FERRAR, Major M.L. - With the Green morocco, 8vo, Longmans, Green, & Co, Howards in South Africa, 1899-1902,: 1899. org. cloth, 8vo, 1904; with OLDFIELD, Signed presentation copy, ‘ To Sir James Major J.B.-The Green Howards in Stevenson from Winston S. Churchill, Malaya, org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1953. Christmas 1919.’ Sir James Stevenson *£40 - 60 worked as a personal adviser to Churchill. See illustration page 61. 332 *£3000 - 5000 FIELD, Colonel Cyril - Britain’s Sea Soldiers,: 3 vols, org. morocco backed cloth, 4to, together with the scare map volume 1924 (4) *£60 - 100

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 73 333 337 FIRST WORLD WAR EPHEMERA: an GROVES, Lt. Colonel Percy - History of interesting collection inc. anonymous the 2nd Dragoon The Royal Scots Greys manuscript poem (1916); other poetry; - chromolithograph plates by Harry letter to Capt. S.W.Wingfield, with his Payne, pictorial boards, 4to, 1893 and 2 notes, orders and designs for sanitary similar. appliances in the field, etc; pen *£80 - 120 sketches; folding maps; notebook of Harold J. Carr (1914); service certificates; 338 etc. HAMILTON, Lieut., Gen. Sir F.W. - The *£40 - 80 Origin and History of the First All Grenadier Guards,: 3 vols, org.cloth, 334 8vo, 1874. FOULKES, Major-General C. H - ‘ Gas !’ *£40 - 60 the story of the Special Brigade: illust, org. cloth, illust, 8vo, 1934. With 3 other 339 regimental histories, inc. Royal Fusiliers HARDY, M - Hardy V.C. an Appreciation: ‘ U.P.S.’ frontis, org. cloth, 8vo, Skeffington, (4) c1920. With other First World War *£30 - 50 poetry and memorial volumes, etc. (11) 335 *£40 - 60 GIBSON, Langhorne & HARPER, Vice- Admiral J.E.T - The Riddle of Jutland 340 an authentic history: 14 maps in rear INDIA PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM: pocket, cloth, 8vo, 1934. With others on containing 109 photographs (some the First World War. quite small), taken in Rawalpindi, (box) Kashmir, Indian Frontier, c1919. *£20 - 40 *£70 - 100

335A 341 Gough (Gen Sir Charles) The Sikhs and LITTLE, Norman: ‘ My O.P. Post,’ pencil The Sikh Wars:, cloth, 8co, 1897 and drawing, 225 x 135 mm, f & g, 11th eight others of Indian military interest August 1916. With another by the same (9). artist, and a framed photograph of RFA *£50 - 60 Territorial driver, 1915. Norman Little lived in South Kensington; 336 exhibited 1907-1920. GROVES, Lieut. Colonel Percy - History (3) of the 19th Princess Louise’s Argyllshire *£40 - 80 Highlanders,: chromolithograph plates by Harry Payne, org. cloth, 8vo, 1894 342 and 2 others in the same series. LOW, Lieut. Charles Rathbone - Her *£60 - 80 Majesty’s Navy,: 3 vols, chromolithograph plates, org. cloth, 4to, n.d (3) *£150 - 200

74 343 349 McDONALD, J.F. - The War History of PETRE, F. Loraine, et al - The Scots Southern Rhodesia:, 2 vols, cloth, d/w, Guards in the Great War 1914-1918,: 8vo, 1947-1950; with 4 others relating to org. d/w, 8vo, 1925; with ERSKINE, Rhodesia (5) David, The Scots Guards 1914-1955, *£40 - 60 org. d/w, 8vo, 1956 and one other. *£40 - 60 344 MOORSOM, W.S. - Historical Record of 350 the 52nd Regiment (Oxfordshire Light PORTER, Whitworth - History of the Infantry) from the year 1755-1858,: org. Corps of Royal Engineers,: 12 vols, org. cloth, stout 4to, 1860, with 3 others. (4) cloth, d/w, 8vo, 1889 - 2011. *£80 - 120 *£60 - 100

345 350A NAPIER, Sir W.F.P - History of the War Regimental History of the 6th Royal in the Peninsula and in the South of Battalion (Scinde) 13th Frontier Force France: 6 vol. set, half tan calf, extra gilt Rifles 1934 - 1947, cloth, 8vo, 1951, on the spines with contrasting morocco together with Singh (Lt. Gen. Hanut) The labels, 8vo, T & W. Boone, 1851. Story of the Poona Horse, cloth, d/w, *£80 - 120 4to, 1993 (2). *£50 - 60 346 NICOLAS, Paul Harris - Historical Record 351 of the Royal Marine Forces: 2 vols, cloth REID, Frank, The Fighting Camelires,: backed paper covered boards, 8vo, T & org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1934, with 3 other W. Boone, 1845. relating to the Imperial Camel Corps. (2) *£40 - 60 *£60 - 100 352 347 RICHARDS, Walter - Her Majesty’s ORPEN, Sir William - An Onlooker in Army,: 3 vols, chromo-lithogragh plates, France 1917-1919: illust, org. cloth, 4to, org. cloth, 4to. n.d. (3) 1924. With 5 others on the First World *£80 - 120 War. (6) 353 *£40 - 60 RICHARDS, Walter - His Majesty’s Terratorial Army,: 4 vols, org. cloth, 4to, 348 n.d. (4) PARRY, Colonel E.S. - FREEMAN, B.F.M.- *£40 - 60 Historical Records of the Denbighshire Hussars Imperial Yeomanry,: org. parchment, 8vo, 1909, with one on the Montgomeryshire Yeomanry; with MALET, Colonel Harold - The Historical Memories of the XVIII Fusards, org. cloth, 8vo, 1907 (3) *£50 - 75 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 75 354 359 ROSS BLADENSBURG, Lieut. Colonel THOMPSON, Colonel C. W [et al] - Sir John - The Coldstream Guards, 1914- Seventh (Princess Royal’s) Dragoon 18,: 2 vols plus map. vol. org.cloth in Guards: illust inc. fold maps, org. cloth, d/w, 8vo, 1928., with 2 others relating to 4to, ‘Daily Post’, 1913. the Coldstream Guards. discharge certificate included *£60 - 100 *£40 - 60

355 360 ROYAL ENGINEERS: The Work of the VINEY, Nigel - Images of Wartime British Royal Engineers in the European War, Art and Artists of World War 1: illust, 1914-19. Water Supply - maps, org. cloth in d/w, 4to, David & Charles, 1991. cloth, 8vo, 1921. With 4 others on the With 2 boxes of modern books relating First World War inc. two in the Official to the First World War. History of the War series. *£30 - 50 (5) *£60 - 80 361 WAUCHOPE, Major General A.G. - 356 The History of the Black Watch (Royal ROYAL NAVY - HMS CASTER, Grand Highlanders) in the Great War 1914- Fleet Destroyer FLOTILLAS 1915-1918,: 1918,: 3 vols, org,d/w, 8vo, 1925. org. cloth, 4to, 1919 ; with 9 others *£50 - 75 relating to the Royal Navy. *£80 - 120 362 WEBB, Lieut. Colonel E.A.H. - History of 357 the 12th (The Suffolk) Regiment 1685- SIGNALS BOOK: manuscript on 1913,: half morocco, 4to. 1914; with 40 pages, hand coloured flags, WYRALL Everard - The Gloucestershire contemporary marbled wrappers in Regiment in the War 1914-1918, org. modern custom made solander box, cloth, 8vo, 1931; with 2 other regimental small 4to, c1782. histories(4) The manuscript was compiled in 1782, *£60 - 100 for the fleet which Lord Howe took to the third relief of Gibraltar. He was 363 interested in signals and reformed the WILLIAMS, Basil - CHILDERS, Erskine naval system later. - The H.A.T. in South Africa, org. cloth, See illustration page 62. 8vo, 1903:. With REYNARD, Frank H *£300 - 400 - The 9th ( Queens Royal ) Lancers 1715- 1903, org. cloth, 8vo, 1904. With The 358 Rifle Brigade Chronicle 1899-1902 and STEWART, Capt. P.F. - The History of the one other. XII Royal Lancers, org. cloth, d/w, 8vo, *£60 - 80 1950. With HART, Capt. B.H. Liddell - The Tanks, The History of the Royal Tank Regiment, 2 vols, org. cloth, 8vo, 1959. With one other on tanks. *£50 - 75

76 364 TRAVEL TOPOGRAPHY AND WILSON, H.W.- With the Flag to LOCAL HISTORY Pretoria,: 2 vols, org. cloth 4to, 1900; with after Pretoria the Guerilla War, 2 370 vols., org. cloth, 4to, 1902.; with 2 others (ANON) - Histoire du Mont Saint-Michel: related (6) 18 plates, wrappers worn, oblong folio, *£40 - 60 Caen, 1839. With one other. (2) 365 *£40 - 60 WILSON, Lieut. Colonel W.J. - History of the Madras Army,: 4 vols, org. cloth 371 re-backed, 8vo, Madras, 1882, and a AFRICA - box of books. facsimile book of maps. *£30 - 50 *£50 - 60 372 366 ANDERSSON, Charles John - The WYLLY,Colonel H.C.- The Green Okavango River; A Narrative of Travel, Howards in the Great War,: org. cloth, Exploration and Adventure, org. cloth, 4to, stout 4to, 1926; with one other. 8vo, 1861. With SMITH, A Donaldson *£40 - 60 - Through Unknown African Countries, the 1st Expedition from Somaliland to 367 Lake Lamu, org. cloth, 8vo, 1897. With WYRALL, Everard - The 17th (S) SELOUS, Frederick Courtney - Travel Battalion Royal Fusiliers 1914-1919,: & Adventure in South East Africa, org. org.cloth in d/w., 8vo, 1930, with BILL, cloth, 8vo, 1893 and one other. Major C.A. - The 15th Battalion Royal *£60 - 100 Warwickshire Regiment in the Great War, org.cloth and d/w, 8vo, 1932.; with 373 the History of the 2/6th Battalion of the BILLINGS, Robert William - Illustrations Royal Regiment 1914-1919, org. cloth of the Architectural Antiquities of the d/w, 8vo, 1929, with one other. County of Durham: engraved plates, *£40 - 60 half calf, 4to, 1846. With one other. (2) 368 *£40 - 60 WYRALL, Everard - The West Yorkshire Regiment in the War 1914-1918: 2 vols, 374 maps, illust, org. cloth & org. cloth in BORLASE, William - Antiquities, d/w, 8vo, (1924-27). With - Magnus, Historical and Monumental, of the Laurie, The West Riding Territorials in County of Cornwall: folding map the Great War, illust, org. cloth, 8vo, (carelessly folded), map, engraved 1920. plates, calf worn, folio, second ed, 1769. (3) *£120 - 200 *£50 - 75 375 369 No Lot BYZANTIUM WORLD - a box of books. *£20 - 40

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78 390 397 CORNWALL BROADSIDE: Cornwall ETHIOPIA - box of books. and Express - “ Intended Sailing of the *£20 - 30 Splendid Fast Sailing Steam Packet Cornwall William Sampson, Master.” 265 398 x 195 mm, in an old oak frame, Williams EUROPE a box of books. & Co, Hayle, March, 1852. *£30 - 50 *£60 - 80 399 391 EVANS, G.W.D - The Classic and DELAMARCHE, Felix - Atlas de la Connoisseur in Italy and Sicily: 3 vols, Geographie: 33 maps coloured in contemporary full green calf, extra gilt outline, (with five additional maps on the spine with contrasting morocco bound in the rear), old marbled boards labels, 8vo, 1835. With - Blessington, worn, 4to, Paris, 1836. Countess of, The Idler in Italy, half calf, sold as a collection of maps, with all 8vo, Paris, 1839. faults not subject to return. (4). See illustration page 62. *£80 - 120 *£100 - 175

392 400 DUNSFORD, Martin - Historical FEARNSIDE, W.G - Eighty Picturesque memoirs of the Town and Parish of Views on the Thames and Medway: Tiverton: 2 maps, 3 plates, calf rubbed, steel engraved plates with decorative 4to, Printed for the Author, Exeter, 1790. borders, org. boards detached and the earliest individually published worn, 4to, c1830s. history of Tiverton sold with all faults not subject to return *£60 - 100 *£50 - 80 401 393 FRANKLIN, John - Journey to the ENCYCLOPAEDIA AETHIOPICA, 5 vols, Shores of the Polar Sea, in 1819-20- + others. 21-22: 4 vols, fold. map, 23 plates, half *£40 - 60 calf, small 8vo, John Murray, 1829. With - Parry, Sir W.E, Three Voyages for the 394 Discovery of a North-West Passage: 4 ETHIOPIA - Box of books. vols. fold. map, 12 plates, half calf, small *£30 - 50 8vo, John Murray, 1835. With 3 others similar. 395 (11) ETHIOPIA - box of books. *£100 - 200 *£20 - 40

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* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 79 402 405 GARROW, D.W - The History & HARDING, Lt. Col. - The History of Antiquities of Croydon: 3 engraved Tiverton, in the County of Devon: 2 Vols, plates, org. boards disbound, 8vo, 7 plates, 2 fold. maps, fold. facsimile plt, Croydon, 1818. With one other on org. cloth, 4to, Tiverton, 1845-47. With Croydon. an incomplete copy of Dunsford, Martin, (2) Historical Memoirs of the Town and *£40 - 60 Parish of Tiverton. (3) *£60 - 100 403 GILPIN, William - Three Essays: on 406 Picturesque Beauty; on Picturesque HEDIN, Sven - The Silk Road: org. cloth, Travel; and on Sketching Landscape: 7 fold map, illust, 8vo, 1938. With a box of tinted aquatint plates, half morocco, tall mainly travel books inc. Fiji. 8vo, 1794. Remarks on Forest Scenery: (box) 2 vols, map, 31 aquatint plates, half *£20 - 40 morocco, tall 8vo, 1791. Observations, on Several Parts of England, 407 Particularly the Mountains and Lakes HEMERY, Eric - High Dartmoor: of Cumberland and Westmoreland: 3 illustrated, org. cloth in slipcase, Robert maps, 27 plates, half morocco, tall 8vo, Hale, 1983. With other books relating to 1808. Observations on Several Parts of the West Country. the Counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, (2 boxes) Suffolk, and Essex: 20 plates, half *£30 - 50 morocco, tall 8vo, 1809. uniformly bound 408 (6). See illustration page 62. HUTCHINSON, Horace G - A Saga of *£250 - 350 the ‘ Sunbeam ‘: frontis, 12 plates, full calf, 8vo, 1911. With one other. 404 (2) GREEN, Valentine - The History and *£60 - 100 Antiquities of the City and Suburbs of Worcester: 2 vols, engraved plates, 409 volume 2 lacking title-page, half calf and IZACKE, Samuel - Remarkable full calf with some boards detached, Antiquities of the City of Exeter: eng. 4to, 1796. frontis, fold, map, fold. plate, cuts in (2) text, calf neatly rebacked, 8vo, third ed. sold with all faults not subject to return 1734. *£30 - 50 *£60 - 80

410 KERR, Robert - A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, 18 vols set., 16 engraved maps and charts, one folding table, contemporary full calf, 8vo, Edinburgh 1811-1824. *£140 - 160

80 411 417 LAKE, William (publisher) - A Complete OXFORD: The New Oxford Guide. Or, Parochial History of the County of Companion through the University ... Cornwall: 4 vols, org. cloth one spine torn, etc, fold. plan, 4 plates, qrt. calf, small engraved plates, 4to, Truro, 1867-72. 8vo, Oxford, n.d. With one other. *£60 - 100 (2) *£20 - 30 412 LAWRENCE, T. E. - The Mint: cloth in 418 d/w, 4to, Jonathan Cape, 1955. With a PAGE, J. L. W - An Exploration of box of books relating to T. E. Lawrence. Dartmoor and its Antiquities: illustrated, (box) org. morocco backed cloth, 8vo, LARGE *£20 - 30 PAPER, 1889. With a box of West Country books, inc. Kelly’s Directory of 413 Cornwall & Devon (1939). MACGIBBON, David & ROSS, Thomas (box) - Castellated and Domestic Architecture *£30 - 60 of Scotland: 5 vols, illust, org. cloth, 8vo, James Thin, Edinburgh, 1977. 419 *£40 - 60 PATTERSON, Lieut. Colonel J.H.- In the Grip of the Nyika, further adventures 414 in British East Africa: - org.cloth 1910; MACKINDER, H.J - The First Descent with BEATTY, K.J. - Human Leopards, of Mount Kenya,: org. cloth in d/w, 8vo org. cloth in d/w, vo, 1915; with 4 others 1991; with the Ice Cap, The Journal of similar. Mountain Club of East Africa, original *£60 - 80 wrappers, 1932; with 2 others relating to mountaineering in East Africa. 420 *£40 - 60 PAYNE, John - Universal Geography formed into a new and entire System; 415 describing Asia, Africa, Europe, and MARTYN, Thomas & LETTICE, John - America: ... (etc), 3 vols, cont. calf, 3 The Antiquities of Herculaneum: Vol. hand coloured frontispieces, 39 plates, One (all published), map, 50 engraved 4to, Dublin, 1794. plates, calf rebacked, 4to, 1773. With 4 See illustration page 62. others on antiquities. *£300 - 450 (5) *£150 - 250 421 PLOT, Robert - The Natural History of 416 Stafford-Shire: (map), title-page, 26 MISSON, Maximilien - Nouveau Voyage double plates, 11 full page plates, cont. D’Italie, Avec on Memoire contenant calf rebacked, folio, 1686. des avis utiles a ceux qui voudront faire the map is separated from the book, le mesme voyage: 2 vols, engraved mounted on linen and folded frontis, 70 plates (inc. tailpieces), vellum, *£200 - 300 8vo, Henry van Bulderen, Haghe, 1702. *£200 - 300

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 81 422 427 PULMAN, George P. R - The Book of SHELL GUIDES: Cornwall, card covers the Axe: folding map mounted on linen, ring binding,1934. Oxon, cloth in illustrated inc. 12 tinted lithograph d/w, n.d. Kent, cloth in [torn] d/w, ring plates, org. cloth rebacked, stout 8vo, binding, n.d. Dorset, cloth in d/w, ring 1854. binding, n.d. cloth in d/w, ring binding, *£60 - 100 1937. West Coast of Scotland, card covers ring binding, n.d. Wiltshire, 423 card covers ring binding, 1935. Bucks, PULMAN, George P. R - The Book of card covers ring binding, 1936. the Axe: folding map, illustrated inc. Northumberland & Durham, cloth in 12 tinted lithograph plates, org. cloth d/w, ring binding, n.d. rebacked, stout 8vo, 1854. (9). See illustration page 62. *£60 - 100 *£100 - 175

424 428 SANDYS, George - Sandys Travailes: SKELTON’S Engraved Illustrations of Containing a History of the Original and the Principal Antiquities of Oxfordshire, Present State of the Turkish Empire: from original drawings by F. Mackenzie: frontis, fold map, fold panorama plate, frontispiece, engraved title, 50 engraved 3 plates, 44 plates in text, half calf front plates, rebound half cloth, folio, Joseph board detached, folio, 1652. Skelton, 1823. *£300 - 500 *£60 - 100

425 429 SCOTT, Captain R. F - Scott’s Last SLADEN, D. - CARTHAGE and TUNIS Expedition: 2 vols, illust, rebound half - 2 vols, cloth, avo 1906 with a box of morocco, stout 4to, 1914. travel books. (2) *£40 - 60 *£40 - 60 430 426 SQUIER, E. George - Peru Incidents of SEYER, Samuel - Memoirs Historical Travel and Exploration: illust, org. cloth, and Topographical of Bristol and it’s 8vo, 1877. With 3 folding maps, inc. Neighbourhood: 2 vols + (Index vol), ‘Indicator Map of London’. plates, calf rebacked, stout 4to, 1821. *£20 - 40 (3) *£60 - 80

82 431 436 SYKES, Frank, W. - With Plumer in WOODBURY, Walter B - Treasure Spots Matabeleland,: org. cloth, 8vo, 1897; of the World ... containing twenty-eight with DONOVAN, Capt. C.H.W. - Wilson splendid photographs: 28 mounted in Matabeleland or Sport & War in and titled Woodbury type photographs Zambesia, org. cloth, 8vo, 1894; with contents completely loose, org. WILLS W.A. & COLLINGRIDGE, L.T.- decorative cloth defective spine, 4to, ‘The Downfall of Lobengula; The Cause Ward, Lock & Tyler, 1875. History & Effect of the War’, original *£80 - 120 pictorial cloth, 4to, (1894) with one other. *£80 - 120

432 TIBBETTS, G.R - Arabia in Early Maps: illustrated, cloth in d/w, 4to, Falcon Press, 1978. With 2 boxes of mainly modern books relating the peninsula of Arabia. (2 boxes) *£30 - 50

433 TRIANA, S. Perez - Down the Orinoco in a Canoe: org. cloth, 8vo, 1902. With a box of books mainly on South America. (box) *£20 - 40

434 WARD, Herbert - Five Years with the Congo Cannibals: frontispiece, plates complete, org. pictorial cloth worn, 4to, Chatto & Windus, second ed, 1890. *£40 - 80

435 WATSON, Brian - Devon Shell Guide: illust, org. cloth in d/w, 4to, Faber, 1955. With a box of mainly Devon books, inc. Hoskins. (box) *£20 - 40

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 83 SCIENCE AND NATURAL 442 HISTORY BROCKLEHUSRT, Capt. H.C. - Game Animals of the Sudan, their habits and 437 distribution,: org. cloth, d/w, 8vo, 1931; AMHERST, Alicia - A History of with BURDEN, W. Douglas - Dragon Gardening in England: illust, org. cloth, Lizards of the Komodo, org. cloth, d/w, 4to, 1896. With 3 other gardening books 8vo, 1927; with LOCKE, Lt. Colonel A. - inc. by Gertrude Jekyll. The Tigers of Trengganu, leather back (4) boards, 8vo, 1954 and 2 others. *£50 - 75 *£50 - 75

438 443 BALFOUR-BROWNE, Frank - British BROWN, Thomas - Goldsmith’s History Water Beetles: 3 vols, org. cloth [vol. 2 of the Earth, and Animated Nature: in d/w], illust, 8vo, Ray Society, 1940-58. 6 vol. set, illustrations in text, half gilt With - Arrow, G.J, Horned Beetles, cloth vellum, morocco label, 8vo, J. Gleave, in d/w, 8vo, 1951. With one other. Manchester, 1814-21. (5) (6) *£40 - 60 *£60 - 100

439 444 BARLOW, Nora [edit ] - Charles Darwin’s CHALMERS, Patrick R - Birds Ashore Diary of the Voyage of H.M.S. ‘Beagle’: and A-Foreshore: illustrated by Winifred C U P, cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1934. With ten Austen inc. 16 colour plates, org. cloth, others by or relating to Charles Darwin. large 4to, Collins, 1935. (11) *£25 - 30 *£50 - 80 445 440 COOPER, T. S - Thirty Four Subjects of BOTANICAL STUDIES: an album of Cattle &c: Frontis, title-page, 32 tinted 53 mounted watercolours of flowers, lithograph plates, cont. half morocco tooled leather covers, large 4to, c1900s rubbed, folio, foxing throughout, Tho. ? With another similar collection. McLean,1837. See illustration page 63. (2) *£250 - 300 *£100 - 200 446 441 DARWIN, Charles - A Naturalist’s BRANGHAM, A.N - The Naturalist’s Voyage. Journal of Researches into Riviera: cloth in d/w 8vo, 1962. With the Natural History and Geology: eng. other natural history books, inc. by portrait frontispiece, org. green cloth, Evelyn Cheesman, also books on xi; 500 + 32 pp (publisher’s catalogue, microscopy, etc. dated June, 1894), John Murray, 1890. (20) With - The Formation of Vegetable *£30 – 60 Mould: org. green cloth, vii; 328 pp, John Murray, sixth thousand, 1882. (2) *£100 - 150

84 447 452 DARWIN, Charles - The Origin of HARRISON, CLUSE & Co - The Species: org. green cloth, 8vo, xxi; 458 Naturalist’s Pocket Magazine: vol 111 pp, folding plate, John Murray, sixth ed, only, half calf worn, 56 hand coloured eleventh thousand, 1872. plates, small 8vo, 1799. With 3 other See illustration page 63. books with colour plates. *£300 - 500 sold with all faults not subject to return (4) 448 *£60 - 100 DE BLEGNY, Nicolao - Zodiacus Medico-Gallicus, sive Miscellaneorum 453 Medico Physicorum Gallicorum: 3 HARRISON, Joseph - The Floricultural books in one one, 2 frontis, 13 plates Cabinet and Florists’ Magazine, Vol. XIII, inc. folding, cont calf, weak hinges, 4to, 27 hand coloured plates, half calf, 8vo, Geneva. With one other. 1845. (2) (1) *£200 - 300 *£40 - 60

449 454 DUBLIN: Proceedings of the Dublin HEYDON, C - The New Astrology; or, University Zoological & Botanical the Art of predicting of foretelling future Association - 31 plates, org. cloth, 8vo, Events, by the aspects, positions, and 1859. With - Catalogue of the Library of influences, of the Heavenly Bodies: fold. the Entomological Society of London frontis, rebound half calf, 8vo, second + Supplement, org. cloth, 8vo, 1893 & ed,1786. 1900. With eight others on entomology. *£80 - 120 (11) *£40 - 80 455 HUMPHREYS, Samuel - Spectacle de la 450 Nature: or, Nature Display’d. 7 vol set, EVANS, I. B. Pole - The Flowering Plants numerous folding plates, attractive cont. of South Africa: 13 vols, hand coloured calf, small 8vo, 1766. plates, cloth, 4to, L. Reeve & Co. Ltd, *£60 - 100 1921-33. Ex. Lindley Library, Royal Horticultural 456 Society HUXLEY, Julian - Evolution The Modern *£100 - 200 Synthesis: cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1942. With four others on similar subject. 451 (5) HALE, Thomas - A Compleat Body of *£20 - 40 Husbandry: frontis, 11 engraved plates, cont. calf worn, folio, 1756. 457 *£80 - 120 JARDINE, Sir William - The Naturalist Library - Humming Birds,: 2 vols, hand coloured plates half calf, 8vo, circa 1830. *£60 - 100

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 85 458 463 JARDINE, Sir William - The Naturalist’s LOWTHORP, John & JONES, Henry Library: 14 vols, BIRDS, 419 hand - the Philosophical Transactions and coloured plates, half brown morocco Collections ... Abridged: 5 vols, 82 with gilt ornithological devices on the folding plates, cont. calf lacking some spine, marbled boards, signed bindings, labels, 4to, 1705-21. 8vo, 1834-43. *£200 - 300 full list of plate numbers in each volume available on request. 464 See illustration page 63. LYELL, Charles - Principles of Geology: *£300 - 500 16 maps and plates inc. folding and hand coloured, cont. half calf rubbed, 459 8vo, John Murray, fourth ed, 1835. JOHNSTONE, W.G & CROALL, A - The See illustration page 63. Nature-Printed British Sea -Weeds: 4 *£300 - 400 vols, 4 additional pictorial title-pages, 225 nature-printed colour plates, 465 one uncoloured, half morocco, 8vo, MANILIUS, Marcus - Marci Manilii Bradbury & Evans, 1859-60. Astronomicon. a Josepho Scaligero: *£200 - 300 ... vellum, engraved frontispiece, 4to, some page discolouration, Strasbourgh. 460 *£100 - 175 JOY, Norman H - A Practical Handbook of British Beetles: 2 vols, illust, org. 466 cloth, one volume rebacked, Royal 8vo, MILLER, Philip - The Abridgement of the Witherby, 1932. With 19 other books on Gardeners Dictionary: frontis, 7 folding entomology. plates, calf rebacked, 4to, 1763. (21) *£50 - 75 *£50 - 75 467 461 PITMAN, Capt. Charles, R.S.- The LANKESTER, E. Ray - Extinct Animals: Guide to the Snakes of Uganda,: org. illust, org. cloth, 8vo, 1906. With seven cloth backed boards, 4to, 1938; with others on geology and fossils. FITZSIMMONS, F.W.-The Snakes of (8) South Africa, org. cloth, 8vo (1914) *£30 - 50 *£40 - 60

462 468 LINDLEY, John & HUTTON, William - ROTHSCHILD, Miriam & CLAY, Theresa Fossil Flora of Great Britain; or, Figures - Fleas, Flukes & Cuckoos: illust, cloth in and Descriptions of the vegetable d/w, 8vo, Collins, second ed, 1952. With remains found in a fossil state in this 12 others in the New Naturalist series. country: three volumes, 231 inc. folding (13) plates, half green morocco, 8vo, 1831- *£60 - 90 37. *£300 - 375

86 469 474 SMYTHIES, Bertrum E. - The Birds of STEPHENS, James Francis - Illustrations Burma, org.cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1953,; of British Entomology; or, a Synopsis with CAVE, Colonel Francis O and of Indigenous Insects: MANDIBULATA MACDONALD, James D - Birds of the - Vols 1 -6. HAUSTELLATA - Vols 2, 3, Sudan,: org.cloth in d/w., 8vo, 1955; & 4. Nine vols [only], 63 hand coloured ROBERTS, Austin, The Birds of South plates, half calf, Royal 8vo, 1828-35. Africa, org.cloth in d/w, 8vo, 1940 (3) *£300 - 450 *£60 - 100 475 470 STURM, Jacob - Deutschlands Fauna ‘SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN’ - A New - Insecten: 6 vols, 134 hand coloured and Complete Dictionary of Arts and plates, 2 uncoloured plates, calf (vol.six Sciences; Comprehending all the in boards], small 4to, Nurenberg, 1805 Branches of Useful Knowledge: 8 vols, - 25. 302 engraved plates, fold. table, cont. (6) calf rubbed, lacking some labels, 8vo, *£80 - 120 W. Owen, 1754. *£80 - 120 476 THOMPSON, Robert - The Gardener’s 471 Assistant: colour plates, half calf, 4to, SOWERBY, John E ... [illustrator] - The 1886. With five other gardening books. Grasses of Great Britain: 144 colour (6) plates, org. cloth rebacked, 8vo, c1860s. *£40 - 60 With - Pratt, Anne, The Ferns of Great Britain, and Their Allies, 40 colour 477 plates, org. cloth, 8vo, SPCK, n.d. With TYAS, Robert - Flowers From the Holy eleven other natural history books Land: 12 hand coloured plates, org. (13) cloth, 8vo, Houlston & Wright, c1850. *£60 - 100 *£20 - 40

472 478 STAFFORD, Hugh - A Treatise on Cyder- VOORST, John Van - (pub) The Making, Founded on long Practice and Entomologist’s Annual: one plate, org. Experience; with a Catalogue of Cyder- yellow paper boards, 8vo, 1878. With six Apples of Character, in Herefordshire other books mainly on entomology inc. and Devonshire: later half calf, 4to, 1753 three other annuals. *£100 - 150 (7) *£60 - 100 473 STAINTON, H.T - A Manual of British 479 Butterflies and Moths: 2 vols, rebound WAKEFIELD, Elsie M & DENNIS, R.W.G cloth, 8vo, John Van Voorst, 1857-9. - Common British Fungi: colour plates, With four others on butterflies or moths. org. cloth in d/w, 8vo, n.d. With other (6) natural history books, inc. Bean’s, Trees *£40 - 60 and Shrubs Hardy in the British Isles. (box). See illustration page 64. *£30 - 50 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 87 480 SPORTING WALL, Frank - Ophidia Taprobanica or the Snakes of Ceylon: frontispiece, fold 485 table, figs in text, org. cloth, 8vo, H.R. ANON - The Sporting Magazine: 3 Cottle, Colombo, 1921. vols, half calf, engraved plates, 8vo, *£60 - 100 1846,1855,1856. With an incomplete copy of Gems of European Art. 481 (4) WAYSIDE & WOODLAND: Land and *£30 - 50 Water Bugs (1959), Dragonflies (1937), Flies (1951), Spiders (1945), Pyralid & 486 Plume Moths, inc. supplement (1954), ANON - The Sporting Review: vig. Moths, 2 vols (1961), Moths, vol. 2 title,16 steel engraved plates, 8vo, full (1943), Shell Life (1945), Ferns (1947), morocco, 1847. Animal Life (1948), Grasshoppers, *£30 - 50 Crickets and Cockroaches (1965), British Shells (1973), all with dust wrappers, 487 with five others in the series without BEAUFORT, James - Hoyle’s Games dust wrappers inc. Bees. Improved: cont. sheep worn, small 8vo, (18). See illustration page 64. 1788. *£125 - 200 *£40 - 60

482 488 WESTWOOD, J.O - An Introduction to BURY, Adrian - Joseph Crawhall the man the Modern Classification of Insects: 2 and the artist: illustrated inc. colour, vols, hand coloured frontispiece, cloth pictorial buckram, 4to, limited ed, rebound, 8vo, 1839-40. With seven other Charles Skilton, 1958. With two others. nineteenth century books on insects. (3) (9) *£50 - 75 *£40 - 80 489 483 CUTCLIFFE, H.C - The Art of Trout WHITE, Gilbert - The Natural History Fishing on Rapid Streams: org. blue and Antiquities of Selborne: [edit] cloth, W. Tucker, South Molton, first James Edmund Harting, illustrated by ed,1863. Thomas Bewick, full calf extra gilt on the *£50 - 75 spine, 8vo, Bickers, 1876. With two other leather bound books. 490 (3) CUTCLIFFE, H.C - The Art of Trout *£40 - 60 Fishing on Rapid Streams: org. brown cloth, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & 484 Rivington, second ed, 1883. WRIGHT, John - The Fruit Grower’s *£30 - 50 Guide: 6 vols, 45 chromo-lithograph plates, org. decorative cloth, 4to, J.S. Virtue, n.d. c1890s. (6) *£200 - 280

88 491 497 CUTCLIFFE, H.C - The Art of Trout NEVILL, Ralph - Old English Sporting Fishing on Rapid Streams: org. green Books: numerous plates, org. cloth, cloth, Sampson Low, Marston, third ed, folio, limited ed of 1500 copies, The (1983). Studio, 1924. With, Encyclopaedia of *£30 - 50 Sport, 2 vols. (3) 492 *£60 - 80 EDWARDS, Lionel: (illustrator) - Forrard-On ! by Rancher - 16 plates, 498 org. morocco backed cloth, large 4to, PULMAN, George P. R - The Vade- Country Life Ltd, limited edition of 200 Mecum of Fly-Fishing for Trout: rebound signed copies, 1930. With 2 others by half morocco, 8vo, 1851. the same illustrator. *£40 - 75 (3) *£50 - 80 499 RABLEY, Chas. A - Devonshire Trout 493 Fishing: illustrated title-page, 2 colour FORSTER, Westgarth, A Treatise on a plates of flies, org. card covers, 8vo, section of the Strata from Newcastle- n.d. c1912. With - Hughes, A, Trout Upon-Tyne to Cross Fell: illustrated, Fishing for Beginners: org. card covers, original cloth torn on spine, front board 8vo, Gregory, Tiverton, c1900s. With - detached, 8vo, 3rd edition, Newcastle & Hughes, A, More About Salmon Fishing, London 1883. org. wrappers, 8vo, Gregory, Tiverton, *£40 - 60 c1910s. With one other. (4) 494 *£60 - 90 FORTESCUE, John - Records of Stag- Hunting on Exmoor: illust, org. pictorial 500 cloth, 8vo, Chapman & Hall, 1887. With SNAFFLES - More Bandobast: org. cloth 3 others. in d/w, illust. throughout inc. 12 tipped- (4) in colour plates, 4to, Collins, first ed, *£30 - 50 1936. *£40 - 60 495 LYLE, R.C - Royal Newmarket: colour 501 plates by Lionel Edwards, cloth in d/w, SPARROW, Walter Shaw - Angling in 4to, 1945. With six others relating to British Art: well illustrated, later cloth, horses and horse racing. 4to, 1923. (7) *£20 - 30 *£30 - 50 502 496 TOMLINSON, Charles - Amusements in MARTIN, J. W - Practical Fishing for Chess: illust, cont. calf, 8vo, 1845. With the so-called coarse fishes: illust, org. - Holm, Nora, The Runner’s Bible, qrt. pictorial cloth, 8vo, C. Arthur Pearson, morocco, 8vo, Houghton Mifflin, (1915). (1906). (2) *£20 - 30 *£60 - 80 * All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 89 503 MANUSCRIPTS AND WADE, Claude - Exmoor Streams Notes PHOTOGRAPHS and Jottings with Practical Hints for Anglers: illustrated, org. cloth in d/w, 506A 8vo, limited ed of 500 copies,1903. BALDWIN, Stanley : (1867-1947) ... *£30 - 60 an archive relating to the Imperial Economic Conference Ottawa 1932. 504 Including a collection of photographs WADE, Claude - Exmoor Streams Notes of the British delegation including Sir and Jottings with Practical Hints for Anthony Eden and Stanley Baldwin, Anglers: illustrated, org. cloth, 8vo, mainly taken on board the ‘Empress of limited ed of 500 copies,1903. With Britain’ whilst crossing the Atlantic. Also 7 others including 2 pamphlets on included are a number of pamphlets, angling. invitations, menu cards, etc relating to (9) events around the conference. Even a *£30 - 60 typed cipher is supplied to the British delegation, to illustrate the importance 505 of secrecy when communicating. WALSH, J. H - The Dogs of the British Provenance : Miss K. I. Hancock Islands: illust, org. cloth torn on the (personal assistant to Stanley Baldwin). spine, 4to, The Field, 1886. With - Lee, The 1932 conference of British colonies Rawdon B, A History and Description of and autonomous dominions was held to the Modern Dogs (Sporting Division), discuss the Great Depression. illustrated by Arthur Wardle,org. cloth *£150 – 200 stained, stout 8vo, 1893. (2) 507 *£40 - 60 COMMONPLACE BOOK: over 400 pages, cloth backed boards detached, 506 8vo, early 1800s. WENTWORTH, Lady - The Authentic Includes many historical and social Arabian Horse and his Descendants: topics, such as, ‘Old Law Against illust, org. cloth in d/w, 4to, George Beggars,’ Effects of Drunkeness,’ A Allen & Unwin, first ed, 1945. Groom and his Duties,’ etc, etc. *£80 - 120 *£100 - 150

508 EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY: An album crammed full with mainly topographical photographs, inc. Egypt, Japan, Alexandria, Buckinghamshire, etc, etc - half calf, 4to, late 19th cent. See illustration page 64. *£100 - 150 Provenance: George Garner Madison (inc. a photograph of him)

90 509 513 FIRE INSURANCE: Sun Fire Office HOLY BOOK: An Arabic manuscript leaf Insurance Policy, 1768. With other from an Islamic book of Prayers, on 18 mainly 18/19th century insurance and lines written in red and black with a gilt legal ephemera, trade marks, etc, inc. border, f & g, Persia, c1680s ? relating to Australia. *£60 - 100 *£40 - 60 514 510 INDENTURES: a collection of mainly GEORGE 111: large indenture on 18/19th century Ms documents on vellum, relating to land at Chislehurst vellum relating to the Bristol area. With and Stradbury in Kent, framed & glazed, share certificates, and ration books. 1756. (box) large seal of George 111 on the reverse *£40 - 75 side. *£40 - 60 515 JAPANESE: Natural history pattern book 511 hand painted on 20 leaves, 8vo, plain GEORGE, David Lloyd: ( 1863-1945 ) paper covers, c1900s. Typed signed letter on 11, Downing *£50 - 80 Street headed note paper, dated 16th December, 1910, to Martin Woosnam. 516 In Chancellor of the Exchequer Ms JAPANESE STORY BOOK: 10 drawings envelope. in concertina format, cont. brocade The letter refers to Sir J.D. Rees who covers with label on the upper cover, held the borough of Montgomeryshire small 4to, mid-nineteenth cent. with a majority of 14 for the Liberal (1) Party. *£60 - 100 David Lloyd George was Chancellor of the Exchequer between 1908-15, he 517 was a key figure in introducing many KIT KAT PAPERS: Vols 1 - 8 a run in reforms which laid the foundations of manuscript, hand painted covers, 4to, the modern welfare state. January 1891 - February 1892. With one He was Prime Minister of the Wartime other. Coalition Government 1916-22. (9) *£100 - 200 *£50 - 70

512 518 HERBARIUM: ‘Agnes Aldhouse, Flowers, LEGAL MANUSCRIPT: of Thomas Aug, 1894’. With various school text Mauleverer, 500 pages, cont. calf, folio, books inc. pressed plants. c1723. (a lot) Included is an article, ‘ The Etimologie, *£30 - 50 Antiquitie, Dignitie Office and Authoritie of Sheriffes and their Deputies.’ *£200 - 300

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 91 519 524 MARY OF TECK: (1867 - 1953 ), Queen REAGAN, Ronald: ( 1911-2004 ), of Great Britain, wife of George V, American President, fifteen line grandmother of Queen Elizabeth 11 autographed typed letter, dated - a collection of ten signed and dated September 18, 1980. With - two page Christmas cards, also a signed print autographed typed letter by Edward addressed to Captain and Mrs. Mant. Kennedy, addressed from the United (11) States Senate, August 27, 1979, relating *£300 - 500 to the troubles in Northern Ireland. *£250 - 350 520 McBEAN, Angus: ( 1904-1990 ), 3 525 portrait photographs of Margaret SCRAP ALBUM: numerous plates many Thomas. With three booklets including hand coloured mainly lithographs, half one on Aske’s Acton School (1926) morocco, folio, mid-nineteenth century. where Margaret Thomas was head girl, See illustration page 64 and 65. and a passport. *£200 - 275 Angus McBean was a Welsh photographer, set designer and cult 526 figure associated with surrealism. Post SCRAPBOOK: containing many hand war he reverted to a more regular style coloured prints on sporting subjects, of portraiture photography. calf, 8vo, c1830s. With one other. *£100 - 200 (2). *£40 - 80 521 NEPALESE PRAYER BOOK: 8 leaves with 527 central illumination depicting various SIDNEY FAMILY: Indentures and other deities, surrounded by text, 230 x 75 legal papers and documents, pedigrees, mm, loosely contained within carved inc. the will of John Apsley Sidney, wooden boards, (possibly) 19th cent ? 1855. Papers from the House of Lords *£60 - 100 case of Sir John Shelley Sidney, etc, etc, contained in an old wooden box, late 522 18th - 19th cent. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS: a collection *£80 - 120 of four ornate carte de visita albums, various sizes, late 19th cent.(4) 528 *£50 - 100 SIEGE OF PARIS: manuscript letter sent by balloon during the Siege of Paris, ‘ 523 the only medium left for the conveyance PHOTOGRAPHS: A collection of of our correspondance.’ Balloon Monte photographs on 38 leaves, Bristol and cover postmarked, Paris R. de Palestro, area, Dartmouth, Teignmouth, and other 5 29 Sept 70, from Jules Le Messurier. UK destinations, One dated 1887 but The siege lasted between 19th also some early 20th cent. September 1870 to 28th January 1871. interesting photograph of the Bristol Ten days into the siege a dramatic Fire Brigade description, ‘we have lost about 250 *£30 - 60 men - the enemy must at least have lost 10,000.’ See illustration page 66. *£100 - 200 92 528A 529 SUFFRAGETTE: Archive ... including Thomas Maybank [1869-1929] a four page ‘In Memoriam’ for Emily Treasure of The Woods Wilding Davison (1913). Seven a set of six watercolour illustrations suffragette broadsides and leaflets, comprising including two on forcible feeding, No.4 ‘...Do hurry and see what it is’, and one of twelve pages about police And he disappeared over the hill top’; brutality (1911). With a ten page No.5 ‘...It’s all my fault that the whole typescript for the memorial service for Greenwood is in trouble’; Millicent Garrett Fawcett (1929) and No.13 ‘...Suddenly Florence felt other ephemera relating to the service. something poking her in the back’; With broadsides and leaflets for the No.15 ‘...only queer twisted trees that National Union of Societies for Equal looked like Goblins faces grew among Citizenship, including their ‘Manifesto the rocks’; No.18 ‘...’I ain’t inspired to to the Women Voters of Great Britain’. fight Dragons, and never will be’, said Seven copies of ‘The Woman’s Leader’ the horse’; No.22 ‘...This attack was so newspaper (1928/9). With a series unexpected that the dragon forgot the of correspondence mainly from Ray knight’ Strachey (wife of Oliver Strachey) to Miss each signed Thomas Maybank and I.K. Hancock, regarding parliamentary inscribed on the reverse, elections, and the NUSEC each 25 x 20cm. [6] Emily Wilding Davison was killed *£250 - 350 throwing herself in front of the King’s horse. 530 (a lot). See illustration page 66. 20TH CENTURY AUTHORS: a collection *£250 - 500 of ALs & TLs in a folder inc. Kingsley Amis, Desmond Morris, Stan Barstow, John Wain, George Mackay Brown, Brian Aldis (2), George MacDonald Fraser, A. N. Wilson, Gerald Scarfe, Adrian Henri, Angus Wilson, Edna O’Brien, Simon Drew. *£200 - 250

531 VALENTINE CARDS: a nice collection of lace-paperwork valentine, birthday cards, etc. Including comical hand drawn envelopes, one dated 1806 beautifully hand painted. *£60 - 100

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 93 MAPS & PRINTS 537 ATLAS: Gilbert’s Modern Atlas of the 532 Earth: letter-press by Robert Mudie, half AACHEN: “ Die Statt Aachen,” large calf boards detached, 46 hand coloured copper engraving, 56 x 115 cms, f & g, maps, lacking several maps and text c 1678. pages, large 4to, Grattan & Gilbert, no *£100 - 200 date, c1840s. sold with all faults not subject to return 533 *£200 - 300 ADMIRALTY CHART: Australia - South Coast Port Phillip Surveyed by 538 Lieutenants T.M. Symonds and H.R. AUDEBERT, Jean-Baptiste - 3 hand Henry and Mr. F.Shortland of H.M.S. coloured folio prints of monkeys, ‘Le Rattlesnake Captain W. Hobson. Moustac Buff’, ‘Le Tarsier Buff’, ‘Le Uncoloured chart, 610 x 460 mm, Tamarin Buff, attractively framed & published at the Hydrographic Office of glazed. the Admiralty June 18th 1838. from Histoire Naturelle des Singes Melborne is depicted as just a few (1800). buildings, just 15 months after it was *£60 - 100 named in March 1837. National Library of Australia, 3791305. 539 *£300 - 500 BLOME, Richard - A Generall Mapp of the County of Oxford: hand coloured 534 map, 325 x 280 mm, f & g, 1673. ARCHER, J - Norfolk & Dorsetshire: 2 *£60 - 80 hand coloured maps, f & g, 19th cent. (2) 540 BOWEN, Eman - An Accurate Map of 535 Worcestershire: hand coloured map, 500 ARROWSMITH, John - Map of Jamaica: x 410 mm, f & g. hand coloured map, 600 x 330 mm, *£100 - 150 1839. With 4 other loose maps.. *£40 - 60 541 BOWLES, Thomas & John - The 536 Discovery: reverse glass mixed-media ARROWSMITH, Samuel - An Atlas of print, 350 x 250 mm, in and elaborate Ancient Geography: 25 ex. 26 double- gilt frame. page maps with outline hand colouring, *£50 - 75 half calf worn, 8vo, 1838. With a folding map of London in very poor condition, 542 and a guide book to Worcester. BREWER, J Alphege & Henry C - St (3) Marks Venice: signed in pencil, sepia *£30 - 50 etching. *£100 - 150

94 543 549 CAPTAIN COOK: a collection of mainly CULVERIS, Philippus, et al - Philippi hand coloured prints of Australasia, Culverii Introductio in Universam Pacific Islands, etc. Geographiam: eng. frontis, 43 folding *£30 - 50 maps, 5 tables, calf worn hinges weak, stout 4to, Amsterdam, Joannem 544 Wolters, 1697. CHINESE CULTURAL REVOLUTION: See illustration page 66. propaganda poster printed in red and *£750 - 1000 black, depicting Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, and Mao, framed, c1970. With 550 another depicting Mao announcing DARTON, William: [publisher] Dr. the formation of the Chinese People’s Brookes’s General Atlas of Modern Republic, on 1st October, 1949. Geography, 26 ex. 27 double-page (2) hand coloured maps (lacks France), one *£50 - 75 World map completely torn on the fold with no loss, loose in org. cloth, 8vo, no 545 date, c1810s. CHUDLEIGH: 5 etchings after H. De *£100 - 125 Cort, 260 x 180 mm, f & g, published by Colnaghi & Hollis, 1817. 551 (5) FENNING, D & COLLYER, J - A New *£40 - 60 System of Geography: or, a General Description of the Whole Known World 546 ... Europe, Asia, Africa, and America ... COLLINS, Capt. Greenvile: Dartmouth (etc), 2 vols, frontis, 36 engraved plates, - hand coloured sea chart, 565 x 450 15 maps, cont. calf hinges weak, folio, mm, from the ‘Great Britain’s Coasting J. Payne & J. Johnson, 1772-73. With - Pilot’, first published in 1693. Middleton, C.T, A New and Complete *£100 - 175 System of Geography: vol. 2 (only), 43 engraved plates, 14 maps, calf worn, 547 folio, 1778. COLLINS, Capt. Greenvile: sea chart of sold as a collection of plates, not the Scilly Islands, 565 x 450 mm, f & g, subject to return from the ‘Great Britain’s Coasting Pilot’, *£350 - 500 first published in 1693. *£100 - 150 552 HISTORICAL PORTRAITS: 16 copper 548 engraved prints in matching Hogarth CRIES OF LONDON: six unframed frames, mid-eighteenth century. coloured stipple engravings printed (16) on vellum in mounts, published by the *£150 - 200 Museum Galleries, c1920s. (portfolio) *£60 - 100

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 95 553 558 HOGARTH, William - Beggars Opera JANSSON, Jan: a collection of 13 loose Act III: copper engraving, 540 x 400 mm, maps, Asia (6), Africa (5), Europe (2), size f & g, Boydell, 1790. With a collection 175 x 135 mm,1617. With - a collection of eleven mainly attractively hand of 20 loose maps by T. Jeffreys, (inc. tinted lithographs (various sizes) after J China, North America, etc),1756. Duffield Harding. (folder) *£40 - 60 *£100 - 175

554 559 HUNT, Charles: after J. F. Herring - ‘ KIP, Johannes - Roycott in the County Extraordinary Trotting Match Against of Oxford: copper engraved print, 460 x Time,’ hand coloured aquatint mounted 315 mm, attractively f & g, 18th cent. on linen, 745 x 500 mm, f & g, published *£40 - 60 by Ackermann, Nov. 1st. 1839. *£100 - 150 560 KIP, Johannes: Chatsworth House, 555 and Staunton House - a pair of hand INDIA: 3 manuscript maps, one title, coloured engravings from ‘Britannia ‘ Sketch Map Shewing the Principal Illustrata’, 480 x 350mm, f & g, early Roads, Civil, Military and Stations under eighteenth cent. With a map of The Three Residences of Fort William, Scotland by Robert Morden. Fort of George and Bombay, AD 1828.” (3) 690 x 540 mm, hand coloured, and *£60 - 100 mounted on linen. (no cartographer). With other European maps (one in 561 manuscript) and battle plans of a similar KIP, William - Cornwall: hand coloured period. map, 390 x 295 mm, f & g, c1607. (9) *£150 - 250 *£100 - 200 562 556 KIP, William - Essexia: hand coloured ITALY: 26 attractively hand coloured map, 360 x 285 mm, f & g, c1630, engravings of Venice, with - 71 similar *£40 - 60 engraving of Italy, and 50 engraving of France. 563 (147) KIP, William - Somersettensis (Somerset): *£50 - 100 hand coloured map, 380 x 280 mm, f & g, c1637. With Harrison (Somerset); 557 Hall (Somerset); Ogilby (Road from JANSSON, Jan - Cumbriae: Dartmouth to Minehead); a plan of (Cumberland), hand coloured map, 195 Bath, and a small road map. x 150 mm, f & g, 1648. With 5 other early (6) 19th cent maps inc. John Cary, Cheshire. *£100 - 150 (6) from Atlas Minor *£60 - 100

96 564 570 KNOX, J - A New Collection of Voyages, OVERTON, John - Hartfordiae Discoveries and Travels: Containing Comitatus: hand coloured map, 480 x whatever is worthy of notice, in Europe, 395 mm, framed & glazed, c1713. Asia, Africa and America ... 6 ex.7 vols See illustration page 66. (lacks vol. 4), 12 maps, 9 plans, 29 plates, *£200 - 300 cont. calf rubbed on spines some hinges weak, 8vo, 1767. With a collection of 571 gazetteers with maps, etc. RAPIN & TINDELL: A folio of copper sold with all faults not subject to return. engraved maps and plans - Italy(12 (12) plates), France(6 plates), Spain(24 *£150 - 300 plates), Major General Webb of France, Battles under Count De La 565 Motte(5 plates),Belgium (22 plates) LEWIS, Samuel - A Topographical battles, Belgium (17 plates) town plans, Dictionary of England: ATLAS - fold. town plans various( 8 plates), Ypres, general map, fold plan of London, 42 Newport etc., (8 plates) Belgium and county maps, disbound, 4to, 1831. Netherlands, (3 plates) Germany etc. (1) c1730s *£60 - 100 (110). full list of map condition available on 566 request MONS & YPRES: two hand coloured *£100 - 200 maps after Tindal, 480 x 375 mm, f & g, c1740s. 572 (2) RAVENSTEIN, E. G - Philips’ Gazetteer *£50 - 75 of India: large folding coloured map, in cloth case with index, 1900. With 567 - Constable’s Hand Atlas of India, 60 MORDEN, Robert - Warwickshire: hand coloured maps and plans, 8vo, boards coloured map, repaired, 425 x 365, f & detached, 1893. g, c1695. (2) *£50 - 60 *£70 - 100

568 573 NAPOLEONIC WAR: 4 hand coloured SAXON, Christopher - Lancastriae: engravings, 380 x 250 mm, f & g. (early [Lancashire] hand coloured map with 19th cent.) ‘early’ hand colouring, 485 x 395 mm, *£80 - 120 laid down, some offsetting, short tears without loss, good margins1577. 569 the earliest individually published map NEWFOUNDLAND: Untitled map of the county. See illustration page 67. depicting ‘Fogo Island’ off the north- *£600 - 1000 east coast of Newfoundland, size: 135 x 85 mm, published by Andre Thevet, 1557. See illustration page 66. *£100 - 150

* All lots subject to a buyers premium of 21% plus vat @ 20% 97 574 579 SPANISH: Costume prints, 34 hand VASI, Giuseppe - Raccolta Delle Piu coloured engravings. With - Jardine’s, Belle Vedute Antiche, E Moderne Di Hummingbirds, 47 hand coloured Roma: 2 vols, 2 vignette title pages, 166 engravings, c1830s. ex. 200 copper engraved plates, vol (folder) one appears to lack plates 27 - 38, vol *£40 - 60 two appears to lack plates 138 - 168, and plates 107 and 121, loose in cont. 575 decorative paper covered boards, SPEED, John - Devonshire with Excester oblong folio, Roma, 1786. Described: beautiful hand coloured See illustration page 67. map, 500 x 375 mm, John Sudbury & *£1500 - 2000 George Humble, English text on verso, attractive frame,1610. 580 first edition, with the sea plain. WILLIAMSON, Captain Thomas & *£250 - 350 HOWETT, Samuel - Oriental Field Sports; being a complete, detailed, and 576 accurate description of the Wild Sports SPEED, John - Hartford Shire Described: of the East: 2 vols, 2 frontis, 40 engraved [ Hertfordshire ] hand coloured map, 510 plates, half morocco, large 4to, one text x 385 mm, Bassett & Chiswell, English page defective, Edward Orme, & B. text on verso, f & g, c1670s. Crosby & Co, London, 1808. nice example in a birds-eye maple sold as a collection of plates only, not frame. See illustration page 67. subject to return *£200 - 300 *£100 - 200

577 581 SPEED, John - Penbrokshyre described: WRIGHT, Richard [after]: The Fishery, hand coloured map, 510 x 380 mm, black and white engraving, 530 x English text, Thomas Bassett & Richard 390mm, f & g, 1768. Chiswell, attractively framed and double *£60 - 80 glazed, c1670. With one other. (2) 582 *£120 - 180 WYLD, James - A New General Atlas of Modern Geography. consisting of a 578 complete collection of maps of the four SPEED, John - Stafford Countie and quarters of the globe: title-page, table Towne: hand coloured map, 510 x 390 of contents, 56 hand coloured maps mm, some age discolouration, Thomas mainly folding or double-page some Bassett, f & g, c1670s. With 2 others. with vignettes, 3 engraved plates, org. (3) half morocco, large folio, (1838). *£100 - 150 *£800 - 1000

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BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER The minimum cost with Mail Boxes Etc., is £24.50 plus VAT, which will include collection, professional (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before wrapping, packing and domestic delivery. bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before Payment can be made with all major credit and debit cards. entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) The maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer 7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during due. the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots act reasonably in exercising this discretion. that you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be (d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges. up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. (3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for. 3. INCREMENTS 8. EXPORT Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. The export of any lot from the UK or import into any other country 4. THE PURCHASE PRICE may be subject to one or more export or import licences being The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium granted. It is the buyers responsibility to obtain any relevant of 21% + VAT (25.2%), which shall include VAT on the premium export or import licence. The denial of any licence required or at the rate imposed by law. There is a surcharge when using delay in obtaining such licence cannot justify the cancellation of internet bidding. the sale or any delay in making payment of the total amount due.

102 9. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT 14. TERMS OF SALE PURCHASES The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our of the entry of the lot. own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to 15. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also which case you shall be responsible for any resulting bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion (d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the elsewhere; foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of month on the total amount due to the extent it such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, sale; please note there will be an additional late implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is payment penalty of £40 if your account is unpaid subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate after 28 days. forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any 16. FORGERIES such bids shall be accepted; Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us future becoming due to you towards the settlement by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars a right to retain possession of) any of your property in identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a our possession for any purpose until the debt due is written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence satisfied. presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the (2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf money paid by you for the lot including any buyer’s premium pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or breach of these conditions (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. 10. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any All members of the public on our premises are there at their right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor GENERAL our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal 17. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale. 18. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these 11. COMMISSION BIDS Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid (2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be 19. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion 20. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of to prefer the first bid so made. particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must 12. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller the commencement of the catalogue. is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly 21. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant any third party claims. time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all 13. AGENCY other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. 22. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

103 Wrapping, Packing and Despatch

Preferential rates have been negotiated with Mail Boxes Etc., specialist in the provision of wrapping, packing and despatch services to the Antiques and Fine Art business sector. They provide for all services for lots purchased from our saleroom.

Unfortunately Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are unable to provide any other wrapping, packing and despatch service of their own.

Mail Boxes Etc. collect items regularly from our saleroom, though special collections can be arranged if required. They offer a professional, domestic and International service by post, courier, road, air and sea, depending on the lot size, destination and speed required. Bespoke cases can also be made up for your lot or lots. While indicative pricing is always obtainable by contacting Mail Boxes Etc., firm pricing is agreed after wrapping and packing prior to despatch. The minimum cost with Mail Boxes Etc. is £15.00 plus VAT for small, lightweight non fragile items under 2kgs. This will include collection, professional wrapping, packing and domestic delivery. Payment can be made with all major credit and debit cards.

Insurance If you do not have your own transit insurance, enhanced compensation cover is available from Mail Boxes Etc., to provide either full cover or loss only, as required. For any further information please call the team at Mail Boxes Etc. Tel: 0800 783 1381 or 01752 257224 Email: [email protected] Fax: 01752 257225 Website: www.mbeplymouth.co.uk Mail Boxes Etc., 91 Mayflower Street, Plymouth PL1 1SB

Delivery instructions Please complete the following and leave or return to: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU. Telephone 01392 413100 or send direct to Mail Boxes Etc.

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104 SALEROOM FORTHCOMING SALE DATES 2018 St Edmund’s Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter EX4 1DU Telephone 01392 413100 [email protected] | www.bhandl.co.uk APRIL Wed 4th Antiques & Interiors EX205 MANAGING DIRECTOR Tues 10th & Weds 11th Fine Art Sale FS38 C.J. Hampton, A.S.F.A.V. Tues 24th Antiques & Interiors EX206 DIRECTORS D.J.K.Goddard, B.A. (Hons), A.S.F.A.V., R.E. Littlewood, B.A. (Hons), N.J. Saintey, A.S.F.A.V. MAY Weds 9th Antiques & Interiors EX207 VALUATIONS Inheritance Tax Assessment and Probate: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Probate Valuation Weds 16th Sporting & Collectors Sale SC26 Department offer a complete and comprehensive service to Executors, Solicitors and Bank Tues 22nd Antiques & Interiors EX208 Trustees administering an Estate containing all forms of art and antiques including Books, Ceramics, Clocks, Furniture, Jewellery, Pictures, Silver, Works of Art including collections of coins and stamps. JUNE Tues 5th Antiques & Interiors Insurance: Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood are specialists with over sixty five years experience including jewellery EX209 in preparing insurance valuations and inventories for the purpose of substantiating claims in the Weds 13th Maritime Sale MA18 event of losses resulting from accident, fire or theft. Tues 19th Antiques & Interiors EX210 Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood will be pleased to give preliminary advice, without charge or obligation to clients considering a valuation for Insurance, Capital Gains Tax, Family Division or JULY other purposes. Tues 3rd Antiques & Interiors EX211 For further information please contact: Andrew Thomas or Christopher Hampton Tues 10th & Weds 11th Fine Art Sale FS39 Tues 24th Antiques & Interiors EX212 ADMINISTRATION Operations Director: Rachel Littlewood Company Secretary: Susan Tharby AUGUST Tues 7th Antiques & Interiors SPECIALIST DEPARTMENTS including jewellery EX213 Rachel Littlewood, Books, Manuscripts and Photographs Tues 21st Antiques & Interiors EX214 Roger Collicott (Consultant) Ceramics and Glass Nicholas Saintey, Andrew Thomas Clocks Leigh Extence SEPTEMBER Furniture Christopher Hampton, Tues 4th Antiques & Interiors EX215 Gillian Westell (Consultant) Weds 12th Antiquarian Book Sale BK20 Jewellery Jethro Marles, Lucy Marles

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Antiquarian Books, Maps and Prints

Wednesday 14th March 2018 ST. EDMUND’S COURT I OKEHAMPTON STREET I EXETER EX4 1DU BK19

01392 413100 I [email protected] I www.BHandL.co.uk