Catalogue One Hundred and Ninety-four ______

PART I - Books published before 1716

1 CUNAEUS, Petrus. [pseud. Peter Van Der KUN] De Republyk der Hebreen, Of Gemeenebest der Joden. In drie Boeken, door den Geleerden Heer Petrus Cunaeus... Onder de Wet der Ceremonien en Dienstbaar Jerusalem.. [In two volumes.] Wilhelmus Goeree, Amsterdam, 1682/83. £275 2vol., pp.(30)518(13) index & directions to binder; (22)558(24) index & directions to binder; extra engraved titles in both volumes & 36 maps & plates, many folding, some double-page, including maps of Jerusalem & the Holy Land and a fine Tower of Babel; a very fresh set, the plates in fine condition, in contemporary calf, rebacked with modern morocco labels. First published in 1617, Kun's history may be largely a work of fiction but his description of the ancient Hebrew kingdom as a model of republican government was hugely influential, providing a legitimising historical precedent for the Dutch Republic in a European world dominated by ideas of the monarchy and the divine right of kings. 2 GELLIUS, Aulus. Noctium Atticarum. Libri undeviginti. [Edited by Joannes Baptista Egnatius.] Venetiis In Aedibus Aldi, et Andreae Soceri Mense Septembri, 1515. £350 Ff.(32)289(50) + imprimatur leaf; lower half of title (anchor device) supplied in facsimile with loss of text partially affecting 9 lines of text on verso, final leaf reinforced in gutter margin, first & final leaves lightly dust-soiled, otherwise well preserved in attractive contemporary vellum with blind-stamped decorative central oval panel on sides, backstrip decorated in blind & gold, five raised bands; crimson morocco label & endpapers sometime renewed, upper hinge neatly repaired. Early ownership inscription in red on final leaf, partly obscured by later (but early) scroll work. Text in Latin & Greek, the only edition to include a double index with an explanation of the text in Greek, dedicated by Egnatius to the notary Antonio Marsilio. Second edition with 'duernionem' not 'duerniorem' on imprint. One of the last books printed & revised by Aldus Manutius just death in 1515, Renouard 73:9; Firmin-Didot 406; Adams G343. 3 JUSTINUS, Marcus Junianus. Justino Historico Clarissimo, Nelle Historie di Trogo Pompeo. Nuonamente in lingua Toscana Tradotto, & con somma diligentia & cura stampato. In Vinegia [per Bernardino de Bindoni Milanese] 1542. £350 158 x 100mm, 160 leaves; woodcut title border and decorated initials throughout; bottom margin slightly browned, unobtrusive worm slit in bottom gutter margin of first four sections, but generally well preserved in later calf, neatly rebacked. Early ownership mark ' x-P-x ' on title-page between title & imprint with early marginal annotation on fifteen leaves of the first two books, evidently made before edges were trimmed by the original binder. Attributed to Girolamo Squarciafico, this Italian translation of Justinus was first printed in Venice by Pietro de Nicolini da Sabio in 1535. Copac lists only the Cambridge copy of this edition; WorldCat adds John Rylands, Edinburgh & Glasgow. PART II - Books published 1716-1832 4 ADDISON, Joseph. Remarks on several parts of Italy, &c. In the years 1701, 1702, 1703. Printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1745. £65 12mo., pp.303(9)index; text illustrations in line; well printed with decorative head- & tail-pieces throughout; some light browning but a decent copy of Addison's most popular work; contemporary speckled calf, morocco label, rubbed but sound. Contemporary ownership signature of 'S: Carter' and 19thC crested monogram ex libris 'C.W.K.' 5 ANTHOLOGY. The Bee, a selection of poetry, from approved authors. The fifth edition. Darton & Harvey, 1802. £38 12mo., pp.viii,204 + 4pp. adverts.; engraved title; some light soiling & browning but generally well preserved in contemporary sheep, re-backed preserving old label. A largely 18thC. selection from Akenside to Young, Milton is included but not Shakespeare. BM Cat. has editions from 1795, '97 & 1811 but not this. 6 BAYLE, Pierre. Dictionaire Historique et Critique. Quatrieme Edition. revue, corrigee, et augmentee. Avec la vie de l'auteur, par Mr. Des Maizeaux. [In four volumes.] A Amsterdam, chez P. Brunel [& others]; A Leide, chez Samuel Luchtmans, 1730 £450 Folio, 4vol., pp.(14)cxvi,719; (4)915; (4)831; (4)804; five large copper-engraved vignettes; half-titles in each volume; some damp staining but largely confined to margins though more extensive in vol.I; a handsome set of this well produced edition on heavy paper; full contemporary speckled calf, backstrips elaborately gilt in seven compartments, double morocco labels. First published 1695-7 and much revised & augmented in subsequent editions. Bayle's dictionary remained the standard reference for over a century. 7 BRACKEN, Henry. Farriery Improv'd. Or, A Compleat Treatise upon the Art of Farriery.... The Eighth Edition. Printed for J. Shuckburgh and W. Johnston, [1756] £65 12mo., pp.viii,(2),363,(35)index; occasional slight browning, a few corners creased but generally well preserved in contemporary tan calf; front board rehinged, rubbed but sound, lacks label; contemporary ownership signature of Robert Cosway A.M. First published 1737 and several times reprinted & enlarged over the next fifty years. Bracken trained in London & Paris but practised largely from his native Lancaster and was well-regarded as a surgeon and writer, chiefly on equine subjects. 8 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. [HUSTLER, William. Editor] Graduati Cantabrigienses: sive catalogus, exhibens nomina eorum quos, Ab Anno M.DC.LIX. usque Ad Decimum Diem Octobris M.DCCC.XXIII... Typis ac Sumptibus Academicis Excudit J. Smith, Cantabrigiae, 1823. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.(4)537(28)appendix + addenda leaf; occasional light foxing but a good copy of this catalogue of c24,000 Cantab graduates from 1659 to 1823; contemporary half calf, marbled sides, rubbed but sound; attractive contemporary engraved book label of 'Warren; Printer, Bookbinder, Book & Music Seller, Royston'. 9 [CAMPBELL, John] The Military History of the late Prince Eugene of Savoy, and of the late John, Duke of Marlborough, including a particular Description of the several Battles, Sieges, &c. in which either or both those Generals commanded... To which is added, a Supplement, containing a succinct Account of the... late War in Spain... with A Concise History of the last War in Germany and Italy. In four volumes. Printed for Philip Crampton, Dublin, 1737. £220 Third edition; 4vol., pp.(14)385; (2)384; (2)396; (2)392; titles in red & black, engraved head- & tail-pieces; a good set of the best edition in contemporary calf, lacking labels; extremities rubbed, short splits in hinges, but sound; ex libris Michael Smith Esq. 'Campbell availed himself largely of the Marquis de Quincey's 'Histoire militaire de régne de Louis Quatorze,' and of the works of Dumont and Rousset on Prince Eugene.' DNB 10 CERVANTES Saavedra, Miguel de. The History of the Renowned Don Quixote De la Mancha. Translated by Several Hands: And Published by The late Mr. Motteux. Adorn'd with New Sculptures. The Seventh Edition, revis'd a-new... from the best Spanish Edition; by Mr Ozell [with] Explanatory Notes. [In four volumes] D. Midwinter, W. Innys, [& many others] 1743. £220 4 vols. 12mo., pp.xviii,303; (2)309(1)advert.; viii,310; (2)356 + advert. leaf; 18 engraved plates; thumb-nail piece torn from one fore-margin, just clipping 3 lines of text, otherwise a nice set in contemporary calf, gilt ruled & numbered; early ownership signatures of William Barker; ex libris Phiroze Randeria. 11 CLARENDON, Edward Hyde, Earl of. The Life of Edward Earl of Clarendon... containing An Account of his Life from his Birth to the Restoration in 1660. Written by Himself. Printed from his Original Manuscripts... [with] the 'Continuation of the Life... being a continuation of his History of the Grand Rebellion, from the Restoration to his banishment in 1667'. [In three volumes.] Oxford, At the Clarendon Printing-House, 1759 £180 First 8vo. edition, 3vol., pp.(4)viii,264(10)index; (2)993(21)index; vols. II & III (the Continuation) paginated as one vol.; a very good set in contemporary calf, backstrips elaborately gilt in six compartments, double morocco labels in red & green; rubbed & a little worn at extremities, two hinges splitting, but attractive & serviceable. A handsome production on good paper from the Press built on the proceeds of Clarendon's History of the Rebellion. Written in exile at Montpellier, Clarendon emphasised the mistakes in royalist policy even more than in his History and ;anatomized with some relish the character failings of many of the principal actors, particularly those - Bristol and Berkeley - who had become his enemies'. DNB. 12 CLUBBE, William. The Omnium; containing The Journal of a late three days tour into France; curious and extraordinary anecdotes; Critical Remarks; and other miscellaneous pieces in prose and verse. Printed and Sold by George Jermyn; Ipswich, 1798. £110 FIRST EDITION, pp.(2)158; c350 subscribers including the poet Crabbe; a good copy in contemporary calf, gilt; upper hinge renewed. Clubbe was Vicar of Brandeston, Suffolk, and the miscellaneous pieces here include an essay on a 16thC. predecessor entitled 'Witchcraft, the curious case of the Rev. John Lowes' who had been the incumbent for half a century before being executed on charges of wizardry. ESTC T128778. Copsey 492. 13 COBBETT, William. Cottage Economy: containing information relative to brewing beer, making of bread, keeping of cows...the cutting and bleaching of the plants of English grass and grain, for the purpose of making hats & bonnets. A new edition. for J.M. Cobbett, 1823. £75 12mo., pp.[196]; uncut in original boards, paper label, backstrip rather rubbed & worn otherwise well preserved; 4pp. inserted adverts. for Mr. Cobbett's publications, front free endpaper removed. This popular work first appeared in 1821. The frontispiece occurs only in this editon, as also the long final section on 'English straw plat', dated from Kensington, 30 May, 1823. 14 COOKERY. [RUNDELL, Maria Eliza. attrib.] The New Family Receipt Book, containing one thousand receipts in various branches of Domestic Economy. A New Edition, considerably improved. John Murray, 1824. £110 12mo., pp.xliv,517; some light spotting and occasional annotation - the 'Cheap and easy Method of Brewing (469)' 'Proved to be very bad'! - but generally well preserved in contemporary half calf, marbled sides; rebacked retaining old backstrip, modern label. Includes agriculture, wine-making and many handy household hints including firework and ink manufacture, medicine, brewing & cosmetics, amongst more conventional cookery. Unconvincingly ascribed to Mrs Rundell by Oxford who records a first edition of 800 recipes in 1810. Bitting 582. 15 COPLESTON, Edward. Praelectiones Academicae Oxonii Habitae. Editio Altera. Typis Academicis, Oxonii, Impensis J. Murray... et J. Parker, Oxonii, 1828. £45 Pp.xvi,464; occasional light spotting but a good copy in contemporary navy calf, morocco label; decorated in gold & blind with circular gilt badges of 'Sheffield Collegiate School 1835' on sides; a little rubbed but sound and attractive; contemporary ownership signature of Thomas White. Professor of Poetry and then Provost of Oriel college in 1814, Copleston wrote on education, economics and theology. A regular contributor to the 'Quarterly' and admirer of Dugald Stewart, he introduced the work of the late Scottish Enlightenment to Oxford, and thus to the first Oxford political economists, Nassau Senior and Richard Whately. He was created Bishop of Llandaff in 1827. FROM THE LIBRARY OF EDWARD CLODD 16 CRABBE, George. The Works of the Rev. George Crabbe, LL.B. In seven volumes. [With His Letters and Journals, and his Life, by his Son, Murray, 1834.] John Murray, 1820. £220 8 vols., foolscap 8vo.; some light foxing, largely confined to first & final leaves; a handsome set in contemporary half calf, gilt, double morocco labels, marbled sides & edges, by T. Simpson, Wolverhampton. With the Life by his Son, 1834, uniformly bound, making an eighth volume. Engraved frontispiece portrait in vol.1; frontispiece & extra engraved pictorial title in the Life. From the library of the Aldeburgh author Edward Clodd. Various cuttings pasted in, including Clodd's account of 'The Crabbe Celebration at Aldeburgh. 16th-18th September, 1905.' Also includes his ms. 'Copy of Letter to Mr Chas. Ganz' [who had organised the Crabbe Celebration] from R.P. Ellis of Murray's, dated 14 March 1901, regarding 'The proposal you have made in regard to making the designation of the neighbourhood of Aldeburgh... Crabbe's Country...' Ellis regrets the lack of public interest in and his own ignorance of Crabbe. Clodd adds a note 'From a (private) letter from Mr A.H. Hallam Murray a friend of mine III.14.01. 'We are not bringing out a new Edition of the poet's works but only a reprint & in it there is no scope for any fresh information on the subject of Crabbe himself'. In fact Murray's were to publish Huchon's Critical and Biographical study of Crabbe in 1907.

17 HUTCHINSON, Lucy. Memoirs of the Life of Colonel Hutchinson... with original anecdotes of many of... his contemporaries, and a Summary Review of Public Affairs: written by his widow Lucy... [with] The Life of Mrs Hutchinson, written by herself. [In two volumes.] Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, 1810. £65 2vol., pp.(2)xxviii,348; (2)384; frontispiece portraits, folding facsimile, large folding genealogy & map of Nottingham Castle; first & final leaves browned, otherwise a good set of this valuable source in contemporary calf-backed marbled boards, re-backed with new morocco labels; printed by Bensley. Hutchinson was Governor of Nottingham and represented the county in the Long Parliament and after the Restoration. 18 [LE ROY, Charles of Poitiers] Traité de l'orthographe Francoise, en forme de dictionnaire...nouvelle édition. A Poitiers chez J.F. Faulcon, 1765. £75 Pp.lxi,751(3); contemporary sheep, backstrip with gilt ornaments in compartments, morocco label; extremities worn, lower hinge cracked & upper partly so, vertical crack in backstrip. A very good copy internally. According to the preface this work appeared in 1740 & several editions were called for, however the B.M.Cat has none before 1775. 19 MARSH, Herbert. A letter to the conductor of the Critical Review on the subject of religious toleration. Cambridge, 1810. with A second letter to the Rev. Charles Simeon in confutation of his various mis-statements... Cambridge, 1813. £25 Pp.37(1)8; 40; two disbound pamphlets by the Cambridge professor of Divinity, later bishop of Peterborough. Marsh was 'in his time the foremost man of letters and divine at Cambridge and the foremost bishop on the bench.' - DNB. q.v. for a long account of his work & prowess as a pamphleteer. 20 MARTIAL, Marcus Valerius. Excerpta ex Martiale. In Usum Regiae Scholae Etonensis, Notis Emendata. Excudit M. Pote, Etonae, 1795. £85 Sm.4to. (172 x 115mm), pp.(2)161; well preserved in contemporary speckled sheep, neatly re-backed; early ownership inscription of 'H.M. Wagner: Coll: Regal: Alum:' (presumably after he left Eton which has long sent scholars to Kings' Coll., Cambridge); occasional pencilled notes but lightly used for a school book. Copac gives British Library & Glasgow copies only.

21 MILNES, Richard Monckton. The Earl and the Duchess, A Dialogue, Translated and Adapted from De Musset's Proverbe, 'Il faut q'une porte soit ouverte ou fermée,' expressly for Representation at Nuneham, in July, 1850; and dedicated to Frances, Countess of Waldegrave. [Privately printed by Harrison and Son] 1851. £85 ONLY EDITION, pp.16; a fine copy in original printed pink wrappers. Evidently privately printed for the author, we have only been unable to locate copies in British Library & Harvard. Lady Waldegrave moved to Nuneham Park, Oxfordshire, after her marriage to George Harcourt in 1847. 'Her parties at Nuneham were the liveliest of the time... she delighted in private theatricals.' Sir William Gregory, Autobiography. Monckton Milnes' dramatic dialogue was evidently written for a single performance, the author and Lady Waldegrave playing the two parts. Pope-Hennessey refers to the occasion and a 'printed version' in 'Monckton Milnes: The Years of Promise' (p.302). 22 [MOIR, John] Transactions in India, from the commencement of the French War in 1756 to the conclusion of the late peace in 1783. Containing a history of the British Interests in Indostan... J. Debrett, 1786. £150 FIRST EDITION, pp.(8)505 + advert.; light spotting of first & final leaves, otherwise well preserved in contemporary sheep, morocco label; extremities rubbed, hinges split but sides secure. Contemporary ownership signature of F.E. Eyre. 23 MOORE, Thomas. Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems. Printed [by Whittingham] for James Carpenter, 1806. £80 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xi(5)341 + errata leaf; engraved frontispiece by Anderson after Landseer; title opening slightly soiled, light waterstain in fore-margin through second half of volume; contemporary speckled calf, backstrip gilt with musical ornaments in sections, morocco label; sometime re-backed retaining old backstrip; contemporary ownership inscription at head of title. Well printed in modern-face types on Whatman wove paper by Charles Whittingham the elder. Chiefly poems written on Moore's American tour, including the famous Canadian Boat-song in book form for the first time. 24 NEW YORK EDUCATION. SEDGWICK R[obert] Report of a Committee, appointed by the High School Society of New-York, to prepare a plan of instruction to be published in the High School. Printed by J. Seymour, New York, 1824. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.15; a little browned, soiled & creased but generally well preserved in original printed grey wrappers, untrimmed, stabbed as issued. Inscribed at head of title to 'Anna Braithwaite from T[homas] Collins' who is one of the 145 Stockholders listed at end. The Ctte. was appointed 'to propose a plan of Instruction to be adopted in the High School' in the light of the rapid expansion of New York. 'Many of the details... will probably conform to those of the High School of Edinburgh... The children will be taught the Alphabet, Spelling and Reading, Writing on Slates, and perhaps a little easy Arithmetic; and it is intended that part of their instruction shall be conveyed through the medium of Pictures.' 25 PITTS, Joseph of EXON. A True and Faithful Account of the Religion & Manners of the Mohametans. In which is a particular Relation of their Pilgrimage to Mecca... The Second Edition. Printed by George Bishop, for M. Bishop and Edward Score, Exon: [Exeter] 1717. £950 12mo., pp.(12)204; light browning throughout, fore-margin of final leaf cut close (without loss) but generally well preserved in later 18thC speckled calf; engraved book label of 'John Benson: Beethom.'. First published by the Author in his native Exeter in 1704, a third, with additions & map, appeared in 1731. 'This work (of which Gibbon seems to have been ignorant) is the first authentic record by an Englishman of the pilgrimage to Mecca. It gives a brief but sensible and consistent account of what the writer saw.' DNB, which see for a detailed account of Pitts' colourful life at the mast, capture & torture by pirates off Algiers and slavery to several merchants or patroons, one of whom he accompanied to Mecca via Alexandria, Cairo & Jeddah. 26 [POLIDORI, John William] The Vampyre; A Tale. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1819. £1,200 FIRST EDITION, second issue; pp.xxv(2)(28-)84; intermittent light browning but a very good copy with the half-title in contemporary polished calf, a little rubbed & worn at corners, neatly re-backed with morocco label. First issued with Byron's name on title and promptly disowned by the poet who published with Mazeppa his own vampire fragment from the same evening's celebrated story-telling competition which produced Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and had started with Shelley rushing from the room to clear his head of the terrifying vision of a woman with eyes for nipples! This second issue resets the first gathering in 23-line pages with [a]'lmost' mis-spelling in final line of p.36. John Mitford's -'Extract of a letter, containing an account of Lord Byron's residence in the Island of Mitylene' ('wholly spurious' according to Marchand, vol.II pp.630 & 787) is appended. 'Despite its troubled genesis, The Vampyre went through five editions in 1819 alone and achieved spectacular success in Europe, where Byron's disavowal was less well known; Goethe described The Vampyre as Byron's masterpiece. Although by no means the first appearance of the vampire in European literature, Polidori's tale established the prototype later developed in Sheridan Lefanu's ‘Carmilla’ and Bram Stoker's Dracula.' Nigel Leask in ODNB. The success of his tale brought little joy to Byron's physician who had died by his own hand within two years. Wolff 5577. NCBEL 3.757. 27 SCHILLER, Frederic. BLAQUIERE, Captain. The History of the Thirty Years War in Germany. Translated from the original German. In two volumes. W. Miller, 1799. £135 First English Edition, 2vol., pp.xxviii(2)305; 351; with Wieland's 20pp. preface to the original edition; neat stamps of Royal Institution Library on blank versos of titles; a good set in half tan calf, sometime attractively rebacked, double morocco labels. 28 TERENCE, Publii Terentii Afri. Comoediae Sex ad fidem Editionis Zeunianae Accurate Recensitae. Harding, Triphook et Lepard, 1825. £28 Pp.351; engraved frontispiece & title-page with vignette; well printed on ribbed paper by Maurice; contemporary calf, rubbed; rebacked with morocco label.

THE FIRST DANDY NOVEL 29 [WARD, Robert Plumer.] Tremaine, or the Man of Refinement. Third edition. In three volumes. Henry Colburn, 1825. £85 3vol., pp.xii,344; (2)383; (2)380(2)author's note; frontispiece of Evelyn Hall in vol.1; a good set in contemporary calf, newly re-backed, morocco labels; contemporary book-labels of Emily Harriet Shirley and Lord Suffield. Same year as the first edition and similarly produced by three different printers. The first of the 'dandy' novels, 'the source from which sprang Disraeli and Bulwer, even Mrs Gore and Thackeray'. Ellen Moers, 'The Dandy', 1960. [Sadleir 3301]. 30 WATTS, Isaac. The Christian Doctrine of the Trinity... With their Divine Rights and Honors Vindicated By plain Evidence of Scripture, without the Aid or Incumbrance of Human Schemes. Printed for J. Clark, at the Bible and Crown in the Poultry near Cheapside... 1722. £110 FIRST EDITION, 12mo., pp.xvi,258 + advert. leaf; neat ownership signature of 'Isaac Smith 1802' at head of title; later signature & small (19thC?) stamp of 'S. John de Sepulchre Norwich' on pastedown A nice copy in contemporary panelled calf, extremities worn but sound, upper board neatly re-hinged. Chiefly remembered for his hymnns, Watts' several educational and philosophical works were highly regarded by his contemporaries while his 'Horae Lyricae' earned him a place with Johnson's Poets. 31 WOODS, Margaret. Extracts from the Journal, &c. of the late Margaret Woods, from the year 1771 to 1821. John & Arthur Arch, 1829. £35 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,494; intermittent light browning & off-setting, one opening stained (from old book-mark?), but generally well preserved in contemporary calf; rebacked with morocco label. The author was a member of the Stoke Newington Society of Friends. PART III - Napoleon & his Times - from the Library of a Gentleman

32 [ALISON, Sir Archibald. TYTLER, Patrick Fraser.] Travels in France during the years 1814-15. Comprising a residence at Paris during the stay of the allied armies, and at Aix, at the period of the landing of Bonaparte. In two volumes. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. Macredie, Skelly, and Muckersy, Edinburgh... 1816. £165 2vol., pp.363; (6)331; a very good unsophisticated copy, uncut in original boards; sometime neatly rebacked with original paper labels laid down. Early 'Carrickmore' ownership signature at foot of titles. 33 BAILY, J.T. Herbert. Napoleon. Illustrated with Prints from Contemporary and other Portraits. The Connoisseur Magazine, 1908. £28 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.126; 13 colour & many half-tone plates; a good copy in original red cloth, gilt, with mounted miniature portrait in colour; minor wear at head & tail of backstrip but sound; ex libris Sir Thomas Thompson. 34 BARRES, Jean-Baptiste. Memoirs of a Napoleonic Officer. George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1925. £25 Pp.316(2)publishers catalogue, a good copy in slightly rubbed blue cloth, 35 BECKE, Captain A.F. Napoleon and Waterloo. The Emperor's Campaign with the Armee du Nord, 1815. A strategical and tactical study. [In two volumes] Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1914. £45 FIRST EDITION, 2vol., pp.xvi,361; viii,335; two frontispieces and 11 folding maps & plans; some spotting but a good set in original blue cloth, backstrip lettering faded. 37 CHANDLER, DAVID G. Napoleon's Marshals. Macmillan, 1987. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xiii,560; a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 38 CHANDLER, David G. The Campaignes of Napoleon. The Mind and Method of History's Greatest Soldier. Macmillan Publishing co., Inc. 1974. £25 Pp.xii,1172; frontispiece portrait, maps and illustrations, a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 39 CHANDLER, David G. Dictionary of the Napoleonic Wars. The Soldiers, Strategies, Armaments, Movements, and Battles That Shaped Events During Napoleon's Reign. Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. 1979. £8 FIRST EDITION, pp.xxxvi,570; maps and illustrations throughout, very good copy in dust wrapper.

41 CRONIN, Vincent. Napoleon Bonaparte. An Intimate Biography. William Morrow & Company, Inc. 1972. £15 Pp.480; 24 illustrations, a very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. 42 CULLEN, Joseph P. The Peninsula Campaign 1862. McClellan & Lee Struggle for Richmond. Bonanza Books, 1973. £4 Pp.191; 31 maps and illustrations, a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 43 [DUMAS, Mathieu, Comte] Précis des Evenemens Militaires. No. 1 - VI [& VII-XII] ou Essai Historique sur la Guerre Presente... les plus remarquables depuis la reprise des hostilités au mois de Mars jusques au mois de Septembre [Decembre. In two volumes.] chez Fr. Perthes, Hambourg, [1799-1801] £280 FIRST EDITION, 2vol., pp.(2)478; iv,48,528, + 16pp. adverts.; issued in 12 parts, vol.I without title (apparently not called for) and with eccentric pagination but complete as issued. 15 folding engraved maps & plans; worm slit in gutter margin at head of one section (not affecting text); contemporary speckled calf, gilt-ruled, green morocco labels. Complete in itself though Dumas eventually compiled a 19 vol. history covering all Napoleon's campaigns, 1799 to 1814, published Paris, 1817 - 1826. A very nice set from the library of Sir John E. Swinburne, 6th baronet, of Capheaton in Northumberland, the francophile grandfather of the poet over whom he exercised great influence according to Edmund Gosse. 44 EATON, Charlotte A. [BOOTH, John. Editor] The Battle of Waterloo, containing the series of accounts published by authority British and Foreign... forming an historical record of the operations in the Campaign of the Netherlands 1815... Illustrated by a panoramic sketch... with a General Plan of the Campaign. By a Near Observer. Eighth Edition. John Booth, T. Egerton and J. Fairbairn, Edinburgh, 1816. £220 Pp.(6)lxxxvi(2)197(2); two folding hand-coloured maps & two folding panoramas of the field of battle; a good copy in contemporary half calf, rebacked with morocco label; 'presented to the Royal United Service Institution by Lieut. J.R. Jackson RM'. Includes 'an alphabetical list of the officers killed and wounded, from 15th to 26th June, 1815, and the total loss of each regiment, with an enumeration of the Waterloo honours and privileges, conferred upon the men and officers, and lists of regiments, &c. entitled thereto'. 45 ELTING, John R. Swords around a Throne. Napoleon's Grande Armee The Free Press, 1988. £8 Pp.xiv,769; very good copy in dust-wrapper. 46 EUGENE, Prince, Of Savoy. SHOBERL, Frederic [Translator] Memoirs of Prince Eugene of Savoy; Written by Himself. Translated from the genuine French edition, containing those passages which have since been suppressed by order of the French Government. Henry Colburn, 1811. £110 FIRST EDITION, pp.247; engraved frontis. portrait & facsimile plate; light spotting of prelims., otherwise well preserved in contemporary full tan calf, re-backed with crimson morocco label; early ownership label of G.L. Foxton and inscription of J. Armstrong, Linton, Cambridgeshire, on final blank. 47 FOREMAN, Laura. PHILLIPS, Ellen Blue. Napoleon's Lost Fleet. Bonaparte, Nelson, and the Battle of the Nile. Discovery Books, 1999 £5 Pp.215; colour illustrations throughout; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 48 FOURNIER, August Napoleon I. A Biography. Longmans, Green and Co., 1911 £25 2 vols, pp.xx,564; pp.x,565; with fronticpiece & 6 folding maps; good copies with some foxing. 49 GARDINER, Robert. Nelson against Napoleon. From the Nile to Copenhagen, 1798-1801. Caxton Press, 1997 £12 Pp.192; illustrated throughout; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 50 GLOVER, Michael. The Napoleonic Wars an illustrated history 1792-1815. Hippocrene Books, New York, 1979. £8 4to., pp(8)232; a very good copy in dust-wrapper, with the Boyd bookplate. 51 HEADLY, J.T. Napoleon and his Marshals. A.L.Burt Company, ND £12 2 vols; pp.viii,275; pp.551; frontispiece; very good copies;with slightly discoloured spine. 52 HEROLD, J. Christopher. The Battle of Waterloo. American Heritage Publishing, 1967 £8 FIRST EDITION, pp153; dust-wrapper rubbed, otherwise well preserved. 53 HORNE, ALISTAIR. Napoleon. Master of Europe 1805-1807. William Morrow & Company Inc., 1979. £8 FIRST EDITION, pp.231; a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 54 HUMBLE, Richard. Napoleon's Peninsular Marshals. Taplinger Publishing Company, 1974. £4 Pp.228; includes illustrations and maps; a very good copy in dust-wrapper 55 LACHOUQUE, COMMANDANT HENRY. CHANDLER, David G. Waterloo. Arms and Armour Press, 1972 £10 Pp.202; illustrations throughout plus 7 maps; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 56 LACHOUQUE, Commandant Henry. Waterloo. Arms and Armour Press, 1975. £10 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.202; illustrations & maps throughout; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 57 LACHOUQUE, Henry. The Last of Napoleon's Empire. George Allen & Unwin Ltd., 1966. £8 Pp.299; frontispiece portrait and 8 illustrations, very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. 58 LOCKHART, J.G. The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. New edition. With nine illustrations in permanent photography and numerous engravings on wood. Bickers and Son, 1897. £25 Pp.xiv,496; 9 mounted photograph plates and various wood-engraved vignettes; slight soiling but a good copy in original pictorial cloth, gilt, from the Randeria library. 59 LORAINE PETRE, F. Napoleon and the Archduke Charles. A History of the Franco-Austrian Campaign in the Valley of the Danube in 1809. John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1909 £25 Pp.xi,413; with publishers catalogue; illustrations and 5 sheets of maps and plans; ex libris Signet Library; a good copy with some fading to spine. 60 LORAINE PETRE, F. Napoleon's Last Campaign in Germany 1813. Bodley, 1912 £30 Pp.xiii,403; 4 folding maps; ex libris J.F.K.Lockhart ; a good copy. 61 LORAINE PETRE, F. ROBERTS, Field Marshal Earl. Napoleon's Conquest of Prussia-1806. John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1906 £25 Pp.vii,319; with seven maps and battle plans; numerous portraits & other illustrations; a good copy with some foxing. 62 MAITLAND, Captain F.L. Narrative of the surrender of Buonaparte and of his residence on board H.M.S. Bellerophon... Second Edition. Henry Colburn, 1826. £85 Pp.xvi,248 + 8pp. publisher's catalogue; folding frontispiece map; a nice copy of this high quality production in contemporary diced blue calf, morocco label, gilt; a little rubbed at extremities but a handsome copy; ex libris K. Somerville. 63 MARBOT, Gen. Bon de. Mémoires du Général Bon de Marbot. [In three volumes.] Vingt-deuxieme Edition. E. Plon, Paris, 1892. £55 3vol., pp.xiv,390(2); (4)495; (4)446(2); 3 engraved frontis. plates & two folding facsimiles; extremities rubbed & a little worn at head & tail of backstrips but a good set in contemporary half brown morocco, marbled sides; top edges gilt, others uncut; ex libris Edmond Warre. An important account covering Marbot's service from: I. Genes, Austerlitz & Eylau; II. Madrid, Essling & Torres-Védras; III. Polotsk, La Bérésina, Leipzig & Waterloo. 64 MUDFORD, William. ROUSE, James [Illustrator] An historical account of The Campaign in the Netherlands, in 1815, under... the Duke of Wellington, and Marshal Prince Blucher, comprising the Battles of Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo;... Embellished with a Series of Plates... by James Rouse, Also a Plan of the Battles, and a Map, shewing the March of the Allied Armies to Paris. Henry Colburn, 1817. £2,650 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xviii(2)368; frontispiece, extra pictorial title, folding plate of the Battle & 'Flight of Napoleon', 'drawn & etch'd by G[eorge] Cruikshank', all hand-coloured; folding map & large folding tinted plan of the battles, and 24 other hand-coloured etched & aquatint plates by Rouse, the figures by Cruikshank. Repairs to folds of battle map & view, slight spotting largely confined to prelims., otherwise a very nice copy in contemporary full grained calf, lettered & ruled in gold, gold blind rolls on sides, marbled edges; ex libris Revd. Edward Holland. Abbey Life 372. 65 MUHLBACH, L. BINET, Rev. W. [translator] The Empress Josephine. An Historical Sketch of the Days of Napoleon D. Appleton and Company, 1888. £8 Pp.280; illustrated by Gaston Fay; a good copy in original slightly scuffed green cloth, 66 NAPOLEON. The Story of Waterloo; or, The Fall of Napoleon. William P. Nimmo, Edinburgh, 1876. £25 16mo., (165 x 100mm.) pp.127 + 8pp. publisher's catalogie at end; coloured woodcut frontispiece; a good copy in original brown cloth, decorated & lettered in black & gold, mounted colour plate on upper cover; extremities rubbed but well preserved, endpapers neatly renewed. First published in 1873, Copac lists three later editions but not this. 67 NAPOLEON. BINGHAM, Captain the Hon. D.A. [Editor] A Selection from the Letters and Despatches of the First Napoleon. With Explanatory Notes. In threevolumes. Chapman and Hall, 1884. £65 FIRST EDITION, 3vol., pp.xii,408; (8)484; (8)464; slight spotting but a good set in lightly rubbed original blue cloth, gilt; 'Ex Libris J.T.B. Underscar, Keswick'. 68 NELSON. CLARKE, Rev. James Stanier & M' ARTHUR, John. The Life of Admiral Lord Nelson, K.B. from His Lordship's Papers. [In two volumes] Printed by T. Bensley, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1809. £1,200 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., 340 x 270mm; 2vol., pp.vi,16 (subscribers list),xlvi,375; (2)511; double-page pedigree, manuscript facsimile; engraved portrait, 9 full-page and 6 half-page engraved views after Westall, West and others; 4 engraved battle plans by Pocock, elevation & plan of the Martello Tower, Corsica; some light browning of plates but a very good copy of this deluxe production, well printed by Bensley on heavy 1808 Whatman wove paper; contemporary half crimson roan, gilt, by 'John T. Pye, Bookbinder, Falcon Street, Ipswich'; rubbed but sound, vol. II rebacked preserving original backstrip. 'Every Englishman ought to possess this interesting and important biography, forming a complete naval history of the last half century.' Lowndes I, 472. 69 NICHOLSON, Nigel. I Napoleon 1812. Harper and Rowe, 1985. £6 Pp.(8)192; 16 illustrations, 8 sketch maps, very good copy in dust-wrapper. 70 OFFICER, An. A View of the French Campaign in Russia, in the year 1812, ...containing the movements of both armies, and All the Battles fought from the time of the entrance of the French into the Russian territories at Kowno... to their retreat from Moscow... to which is added a calculation of provisions and forage necessary for the support of a large army one week .... By An Officer. Printed by David Jenkin, Swansea: and sold by Egerton, Whitehall... 1813. £350 FIRST EDITION, pp.x,208,viii; folding engraved map of the Seat of War in Russia, 1812 & folding table of The Loss sustained in each Army. A good uncut copy in original boards, neatley rebacked, paper label; ownership signature of 'David R. Rees, Llanbadarn Fawr, July 27th, 1851. Engineer' with his various ms. calculations on rear endpapers. A scarce account: Copac cites BL & Univ. of London (M.S. Anderson coll.) copies only. 71 PETRE, F. Loraine. Napoleon at Bay 1814. John Lane, 1913. £55 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,219, some light foxing to prelims, slight fading to backstrip, but a good copy. 72 PICTON, Lieut. G.W. The Battle of Waterloo: or, A General History of the Events... from Bonaparte's Escape from Elba, to his arrival at St Helena... Illustrated with plans of the Battle, Views, Portraits, &c. Second Edition. R. Edwards, £220 Pp.xii,488; heraldic title border, folding hand-coloured map & two battle plans; six coloured plates and three engraved portraits; small marginal loss from one plan, otherwise well preserved in worn but servicable contemporary half calf, hinges repaired; inscribed 'Richard Holland Alkham his Book. January the 28 1819 Kent.' and later by Emily Collard. 73 PROCTOR PATTERSON JONES ZIESENISS, Charles-Otto & TULARD, Jean Napoleon 1800-1814. An Intimate Account of the Years of Supremacy. Proctor Jones Publishing, 1992 £35 FIRST EDITION, pp.xxxvi,444; frontisepiece and numerous colour and half-tone illustrations throughout, in near fine condition with dust wrapper. 74 RIVIORE, Mario. RICHARDS, C.J. The Life and Times of Napoleon. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore & The Curtis Publishing Company, 1967 £4 Pp.75; colour illustrations throughout; a very good copy. 75 RIVOIRE, Mario. RICHARDS, C. J. The Life and Times of Napoleon. Portraits of Greatness. The Curtis Publishing Company, 1967. £4 Pp75; colour illustrations throughout; a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 76 SCOTT, John. Paris Revisited, in 1815, by way of Brussels: including a walk over the Field of Waterloo. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1816. £65 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,405; a good uncut copy in original boards, sometime re-backed preserving paper label & most of original backstrip. A sequel to Scott's 1814 account of Paris under Bonaparte which had been a bestseller for the highly regarded editor of the London Magazine who was to die in a duel at Chalk Farm following a spat with Lockhart. 77 [SCOTT, Sir Walter] The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French. With a preliminary view of the French Revolution. In nine volumes. Ballantyne & Co., for Longman... and Cadell & Co., Edinburgh, 1827. £350 Second Edition, 9vol., each c.4-500pp.; occasional spotting in prelims. but a nice set in contemporary half rose calf, backstrips ornately gilt in regency style, marbled sides. 78 SEWARD, Desmond. Napoleon and Hitler. A Comparative Bioghraphy. Viking Penguin Inc., 1989. £4 Pp.319; very good copy in dust-wrapper. 79 SEYMOUR, WILLIAM. CHAMPAGNE, JACQUES. KWAULBACH COL. E. Waterloo. Battle of Three Armies. Alfred A Knopf, 1979 £8 Pp.239(1); illustrated throughout with plates and maps; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 80 ST. HELENA REGIMENT. Manuscript 'Return of Regimental Courts Martial held in the St. Helena Regiment... [being the actual manuscript record kept on St Helena of each crime and sentence of the courts martial between July 3rd 1814 and March 15th 1819.] James's Town, St Helena, 1814-19. £3,500 Folio, 365 x 240mm., 78 leaves with fore-margins indexed, 44 of which contain entries; original half sheep, marbled sides. very worn but internally well preserved. Dept. of Trade Export License taken out by Maggs Bros., dated 16.7.76, laid in. The savagery of the regimen is evident from the very first entry: 'On complaint of Sergt. Hollowell for irregular behaviour', 200 lashes sentenced & delivered with 8 days hard labour & rights suspended[?]. By far the most common offence is drunkenness which generally merits the standard 200 lashes whether the miscreant is on or absent from parade. Private Richard Burn received the same sentence on Sept. 7th, 1814, for being 'Drunk at Funeral Parade', while Bugler John Brown got 400 lashes, sentenced & received, for 'Stealing a pair of Shoes at High Peak camp & thereby bringing a discredit on the Corps'. Col. Wright was more forgiving of Private Bott who was acquitted of the charge of 'Quitting his guard without leave', on what evidence we know not. An extraordinary relic to have survived from the time of Napoleon's captivity. Napoleon was held on St. Helena from October 1815 until his death in May, 1821. Very few early punishment record books seem to have survived. We can trace no other volume relating to any of the regiments who served on St Helena. Included with the manuscript is a copy of the enlarged second edition of Arnold Chaplin's. 'A St. Helena Who's Who', Humphreys, 1919. Pp.xii,257; 22 half-tone plates; a good uncut copy of this deluxe production on hand-made paper; original maroon cloth a little marked & rubbed.

81 STACTON, David. The Bonapartes. Simon and Schuster, 1966. £5 Pp.379; a very good copy. with 8 pages of illustrations. 82 THIERS, Louis Adolphe. History of the Consulate and the Empire of France under Napoleon. Translated...by D. Forbes Campbell and John Stebbing. With thirty-six steel plates. In twelve volumes. Chatto & Windus, 1893/4. £135 Firts Edition thus; 12vols., each c500pp.; 36 steel-engraved plates; a good set in original blue cloth, gilt. 83 TRANIE, J. CLEMENTS, JOHN R. Napoleon's War in Spain The French Peninsular Campaigns, 1807-1814. Arms and Armour Press, 1982 £6 Pp.191; 17 colour plates and 15 maps; a very good copy in dust wrapper. 84 TURNBULL, Patrick. Napoleon's Second Empress Michael Joseph, 1971. £6 Pp.304; very good copy in dust wrapper. 85 VON CLAUSEWITZ, General Carl. The Campaign of 1812 in Russia. Greenhill Books, 1992. £8 Pp.260;very good copy in dust-wrapper. 86 WEIDER, Ben. HAPGOOD, David. The Murder of Napoleon. Congdon & Lattes, Inc., 1982. £5 FIRST EDITION, PP.VIII,266(1); 26 illustrations, a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 87 ZAMOYSKI, Adam 1812. Napoleon's Fatal March on Moscow. Harper Collins Publishers, 2004. £12 Pp.xxvi,644; illustrations and maps throughout, a very good copy in dust-wrapper. PART IV - Books published after 1832 a. Literature & History

88 ADELINE [pseud. Jane SERJEANT] Scenes in the West Indies; and Other Poems. Third Edition. J. Mason, 1860. £35 140 x 90mm; pp.130(2) + 14pp. publisher's adverts.; a very fresh copy in original dark green grained cloth, blocked in gold on upper cover. First published in 1843; the author was a missionary based in Kingston and writes on the sufferings of African slaves on the plantations of Jamaica. 89 ANTHOLOGY. PURTON, W.O. [Editor]. Songs in suffering or the voice of trust and praise in sickness and sorrow. Wm. Hunt & Co., n.d.[1886] £15 FIRST EDITION; pp.xxiv,192; blue fine grained cloth blocked in gold on upper cover & backstrip, bevelled edges, all edges gilt, brown end-papers, a typical sixties binding by Bone with his ticket. A collection mainly from lesser known living poets, a few not published, edited from Blackpool & well produced by William Hunt. 90 ARABIAN NIGHTS. POWYS MATHERS, E. [Editor] The Book of The Thousand Nights and One Night. Rendered from the literal and complete version of Dr J.C. Mardrus; and collated with other sources. Illustrations from drawings by Roderick McRae. [In Eight Volumes] [Dingwall-Rock Ltd., USA] As Privately Printed for Subscribers by The Casanova Society, 1929. £85 8vols., each c.400pp.; quasi-decadent art deco plates in line throughout by Roderick McRae; a very good set in original green cloth, top edges gilt, others uncut. 91 ARNOLD, Thomas. Introductory Lectures on Modern History, delivered in Lent Term, 1842. With the Inaugural Lecture delivered in December, 1841. Second Edition. B. Fellowes, 1843. £35 Pp.xvi,315 + advert. leaf; a good copy in contemporary half morocco, a little rubbed; from the Murray Library. The Master of Rugby School was appointed Oxford Professor of History in 1841 but delivered just nine lectures before his sudden & premature death in June, 1842. 92 ATBUSH, Peregrine [pseud. Charles PARTRIDGE] King Edward's Ring. A West African Yarn of Adventures More or Less True. [A facsimile reprint of the original edition of 1908 with a new introduction by John Blatchly] Jeremy Mills, 2006. £15 Pp.(8)228; new in pictorial laminated paper covers. Born at Ofton Place, Suffolk, and educated at Ipswich School and Christ's, Cambridge, Partridge served in the Nigerian Colonial Service and presented a fine collection of African artfacts to Ipswich Museum when he returned to Suffolk. Founding Editor of the East Anglian Miscellany he wrote many articles on local history as 'Silly Suffolk'. King Edward's Ring is his only novel and doubtless influenced by the better-known Old Ipswichian Rider Haggard. 93 AUSTIN, Alfred. English lyrics edited by William Watson. Macmillan, 1890. £20 FIRST EDITION, pp.xxvi,172(4); a good uncut copy in original cloth, paper label (chipped). 94 BOUTELL, Charles. Heraldry, Historical and Popular. With nine hundred and seventy-five illustrations. Third Edition, revised and enlarged. Bentley, 1864. £30 Pp.xvi,547; chromolithograph frontispiece and full-page & text illustrations in line throughout; a good copy in original crimson roan-backed green cloth, re-backed with most of original backstrip preserved. 95 CAMDEN SOCIETY. Fourth Series volumes 16 to 36 complete. Royal Historical Society, 1975-88. £165 21vols., each 2-500pp.; a very good run in original cloth. Includes: Account-Book of Beaulieu Abbey; Western Circuit Assize Orders 1629-48; Proceedings of Short Parlt. of 1640; Norwich Heresy Trials 1428-31; Diary of Edward Goschen 1900-1914; English Suits before the Parlt. of Paris 1420-36; The Devonshire Diary 1759-62; Barrington Family Letters 1628-32; Reading Abbey Cartularies I & II; &c. 96 CARTWRIGHT, Dr Thomas. HUNTER, Joseph [Editor] The Diary of Dr Thomas Cartwright, Bishop of Chester; commencing at the time of his elevation to that see, August 1686; and terminating with the visitation of St Mary Magdalene College, Oxford, October 1687. Now first printed from the original manuscript. Camden Society, 1843. £20 FIRST EDITION, sm.4to., pp.xviii,119; a very good copy in original green cloth, gilt. CS vol.XXII. 97 CHAMBERS, ROBERT. A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen. In four volumes. [with] Supplement, continuing the biographies to the present time. By the Rev. Thomas Thomson. With numerous portraits. Blackie & Son, 1835, 1855. £85 FIRST EDITION, 5vols., lg.8vo., pp.vi,558; (2)609; (2)588; (2)551; 22 engraved portraits; xii,643; extra engraved title with vignette & 12 portraits (Supplementary volume); a good set of this handsome production in contemporary tan calf, backstrips gilt in compartments with double morocco labels; hinges cracked but sides held on cords; ex libris David Murray. 98 CHESTERTON. WEST, Julius. G.K. Chesterton A Critical Study. Martin Secker, 1915. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.192 + 16pp. publisher's catalogue; a very good copy in original blue cloth, gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut; ownership inscription of 'F. Enid Jones, March 1924'. Incorporates a 7pp. 'bibliography'. 99 COCKTON, Henry. The life and adventures of Valentine Vox, the ventriloquist. Willoughby & Co., [c1855] £35 Pp.(8),620; frontispiece, extra engraved title & 58 etched plates by Onwhyn; a very good uncut copy in original green blind-stamped cloth; backstrip gilt, faded to brown and rubbed at head & tail.

PRESENTATION COPY INSCRIBED 100 COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor. Lay Sermons...Edited with the author's last corrections and notes by Derwent Coleridge. Third edition. Edward Moxon, 1852 £120 First separate edition; pp.xx,267; a good uncut copy in original blind-stamped cloth, inscribed by Derwent Coleridge from St. Mark's College, Chelsea in May 1852 to 'The Reverend William Marsh from his old friend The Editor.' 101 COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor. Specimens of the Table Talk. New Edition. John Murray, 1858. £30 Pp.xxxii,351; engraved frontispiece; contemporary tan calf, morocco label rather chipped, extremities rubbed but a sound copy; ex libris G. Currey. 102 CROOK, Martin L. FREE, Ian E.T. Grey Wethers. The Free Family in Marlborough and the Upper Kennet Valley c.1847 - 1998. Claude Cox Books, 2011. £12 FIRST EDITION limited to 300 copies; sm.4to., pp.xii,103; illustrations in half-tone & colour throughout including many facsimiles of 19thC documents & advertising ephemera; 3 sketch-maps & genealogy; new in printed laminated card covers. An interesting insight into both the social history of 19th & 20th century Marlborough and the Wiltshire stone-cutting industry. We are sole distributors of this book - trade terms available. 103 DOUGLAS, Keith. Collected Poems. Edited by John Waller, G.S. Fraser and J.C. Hall. With an introduction by Edmund Blunden. Faber, 1966. £35 FIRST EDITION, pp.164; frontispiece portrait, ms. facsimile & five illustrations in line & linocut by the bauthor; a very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. 104 DUCHARTRE, Pierre Louis. The Italian Comedy. Authorized Translation from the French by Randolph T. Weaver. George G. Harrap, 1929. £55 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.331; two colour plates & many illustrations in line & half-tone throughout; a very good copy in original cloth & dust-wrapper (rubbed). 'The Improvisation Scenarios Lives Attributes Portraits and Masks of the Illustrious Characters of the Commedia dell' Arte.' COPPER MEDALLION BINDING 105 EMMER, Johannes. 60 Jahre auf Habsburgs Throne. Festgabe zum 60-jahrigen Regierungs-Jubilaum Sr. Majestat Kaiser Franz Joseph I. [In two volumes] Pallas Verlag, Wien, 1908. £65 FIRST EDITION, folio, 2vol., pp.viii,365; (8)304; 61 full-page & c.350 text illustrations in line & half-tone; a very good set in original decorated cloth which incorporates vignette 'watercolour' views bordering central mounted oval copper medallion miniature portrait of the Emperor by [Julius] 'Lengsfeld'; all edges gilt. Undecorated lower covers a little grubby, otherwise well preserved. 106 ENFIELD, William. The History of Philosophy, from the earliest periods: Drawn up from Brucker's Historia Critica Philosophiae. Thomas Tegg and Son, 1837. £85 Pp.(4)xvi,670; a very good copy of this standard account which first appeared in 2vol. folio,1791; contemporary tan calf, gilt, moroco label, with circular gilt badges of 'Sheffield Collegiate School 1835' on sides; a little rubbed but sound and attractive; contemporary ownership signature of Thomas White. 107 EVANS, Julian. The Semi-Invisible man. The life of Norman Lewis. Cape, 2008. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xxiv,792; 32pp. plates; very good in dust-wrapper. Published at £25. 108 FARMER, John [& Others] Harrow School Song Book. Complete Edition. 1862-1922. Printed and published for the Harrow School Musical Society by Novello, [1922] £15 Pp.133; music & words to 46 songs from Forty Years On to The Silver Arrow with an appendix of 67 'General Songs'; a very good copy in original blue cloth, gilt. 109 FRY, Elizabeth. FRY, Katharine & CRESSWELL, Rachel [Editors] Memoir of the Life... with extracts from her journal and letters. Edited by two of her daughters. In two volumes. Second Edition. Revised and Enlarged. John Hatchard, 1848. £85 Second & best edition, 2vol., pp.xxii,521 + 16pp. publisher's catalogue; viii,540; engraved frontispiece in each volume; a good set in original blind-stamped brown cloth, lettered in gold, unobtrusively recased and endpapers renewed. An important account of the influential Quaker prison reformer. 110 GARLAND, Hamlin. Rose of Dutcher's Coolly. Neville Beeman, 1896. £25 FIRST ENGLISH EDITION, pp.(4)403 + 10pp. publisher's list; a good copy in original blue cloth, extremities rubbed. 111 GASKELL, E.C. The Life of Charlotte Bronte. D. Appleton, New York, 1868. £30 2vols. bound in one (as issued); pp.viii,285; (2)269 + advert. leaf; two engraved plates (browned); original green cloth, head of backstrip chipped otherwise a good copy. First published 2.vols., 1857.

112 [GLEIG, G.R.] A School History of England: with a copious chronology... Sixth edition. J.W. Parker, 1859. £20 Pp.xii,636 + Parker's 8pp. catalogue; frontispiece; original dark blue calf, neatly rebacked with morocco label. An abridgement of Gleig's Family History, from the Romans to the accession of Queen Victoria. 113 GRAVES, Richard. Lectures on the Four Last Books of the Pentateuch; designed to show the divine origin of the Jewish religion... In three parts... Delivered in the Chapel of Trinity College, Dublin. Seventh Edition. Henry G. Bohn, 1846. £25 Pp.xxxi(1),509; engraved frontispiece (a little foxed); a good copy in contemporary full tan calf, gilt, morocco label; circular gilt badges of 'Sheffield Collegiate School 1835' on sides; slight rubbing but an attractive copy; contemporary ownership signature of Thomas White. 114 GRAY, Thomas. Poems. Privately Printed for Eton College in the Riccardi Press Fount of the Medici Society, 1955. £25 4to., pp.viii(2)87 + colophon; a very good copy in original full vellum & dust-wrapper, top edge gilt, others uncut; inscribed by Robert Birley, Headmaster of Eton, to Charles David Peel on his leaving Eton in 1957. 115 [HALIBURTON, Thomas Chandler.] The Clockmaker; or the sayings and doings of Samuel Slick... Third Series. Richard Bentley, 1840. £30 FIRST EDITION, pp.(4)309; frontispiece & four other etched plates; edges browned, light waterstain in top margin of plates, otherwise a good copy in contemporary half crimson roan, marbled sides, a little rubbed. The third series of humorous sketches by the Nova Scotian judge whose depiction of Yankee manners & customs made use of the American dialect, it is claimed, for the first time. 116 HARTE, Francis Bret. The Complete Works collected and revised by the author. Chatto & Windus, 1890/96 £100 9 vol., original blue cloth, blocked in black & gold, uncut, a good set; vols. 6 & 7 (containing Tales of the Pacific Slope) have darkened backstrips having been more read than the rest. The first collected edition - three late volumes were subsequently added.

WAKEFIELD PRINTED 117 HARTLEY, John. A Sheaf from the Moorland. Poems. William Nicholson and Sons, [1881]. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.184(7)adverts.; paper a little browned but a good copy in slightly rubbed original brown cloth, decorated in gold & black, all edges gilt. 'Miscellaneous Effusions' of a largely sentimental & occasionally topographical nature. 118 HENDERSON, T.F. Scottish Vernacular Literature. A succinct history. Second revised edition. David Nutt, 1900. £30 Pp.viii(2)462; some light spotting but a good copy in contemporary half green morocco, lettered & ruled in gold, top edge gilt. 119 HOLMES, Oliver Wendell. The Poet at the breakfast table. Geo. Routledge, 1872. £20 First English Edition, pp.(2)370; contemporary half calf, marbled paper sides, Signet Library badges in gold on sides, hinges cracked but firm. 120 IRVING, David. The History of Scottish Poetry. Edited by John Aitken Carlyle. With a memoir [by Dr. David Laing] & glossary. Edmonston & Douglas, Edinburgh, 1861. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.xxxii,619; contemporary half olive morocco, backstrip gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut; extremities rubbed but well preserved; from the Murray library. 'The standard authority,' DNB.

PRESENTATION COPY. 121 KEBBEL, T.E. Life of George Crabbe. Walter Scott, 1888. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.157,v ('bibliography' by John P. Anderson; a good copy in contemporary half green morocco, top edge gilt, others uncut; backstrip faded to tan; extremities rubbed but sound. Inscribed [by the author?] 'For Mr Clodd. To take with the coffee Nov 5/99. + in anticipation of Feb 3 / 1904.' Long review by Hiram Tattershall from The Academy, 16/3/89, laid in. 122 KINGSMILL, Joseph. Chapters on Prisons and Prisoners, and the prevention of crime. Third Edition. Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1854. £55 Pp.viii,508(3)adverts.; one section frayed at fore-edge (well clear of text), otherwise well preserved in original blind-stamped cloth; backstrip faded, neatly recased & endpapers renewed. Includes a section on transportation to Botany Bay and Norfolk Island. Ferguson 11172. 123 LAMBERT, John. [Editor] [The New Domesday Book.] Return of Owners of Land, 1873. Vol.1. English Counties [from] Bedford [to] Norfolk. Eyre & Spottiswoode for HMSO, 1875. £45 Folio, Returns for 23 counties alphabetically arranged from Bedford to Norfolk, separately paginated 16-68pp. each + 16pp. preliminary matter; well preserved in contemporary half calf, double morocco labels; cancelled bookplate of Birmingham Univ. Library & small circular stamp on verso of title. 'It appears that there are in England & Wales 269,547 landowners who possess one acre of land and upwards, and 703,289 who possess less than one acre... it will gratify our readers to hear that one-seventh of the [former] are women.' Englishwoman's Review (from offprint laid in). 124 LATHBURY, Rev. Thomas. Guy Fawkes; or, The Gunpowder Treason, AD 1605; with A developement of the principles of the conspirators: and an appendix on the anonymous letter... The Second Edition, enlarged. John W. Parker, 1840. £55 Pp.viii,150(6) adverts.; folding facsimile crumpled & frayed at fore-edge, short tear repaired without loss; original blind-stamped blue cloth, neatly rebacked. Enlarged from the first edition of the previous year. 125 LEWIS, Wyndham. The Apes of God. The Arthur Press, 1930. £150 FIRST EDITION, no.30 of 750 copies, signed by the author; pp.625; various full-page & vignette designs by the author; a good copy in original buckram, backstrip slightly darkened. 126 LONG, Harry Alfred. Personal and Family Names. A popular Monograph on the Origin and History of the Nomenclature of the Present and Former Times. Thomas D. Morison, Glasgow... 1883. £30 FIRST EDITION, pp.362; includes 50pp. index; a very good copy in original brown cloth. 127 LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth. Aftermath. George Routledge, 1873 £15 First English Edition, pp.154 + 6pp. publisher's catalogue; original green cloth lettered & ruled in gold; head & tail of backstrip a little worn but a sound copy. 128 MACAULAY, T. Babington. Biographical and Historical Sketches. D. Appleton and Company, New York, 1857. £25 FIRST EDITION of this collection; pp.335; first & final leaves spotted, otherwise a good copy in contemporary half calf, morocco label; from the Murray library. 129 [MARRYAT, Capt. Frederick.] Peter Simple. By the author of 'Newton Foster', etc. Richard Bentley, 1839. £35 Cr.8vo., pp.(2)462(2); extra engraved title & frontispiece (spotted); a good uncut copy in the original blind & gilt decorated cloth of Bentley's Standard Novels in which this was no.62; backstrip faded & a little worn at head & tail, lower hinge unobtrusively reinforced; contemporary ownership signature of Sir Hugh Home Campbell. Sadleir II.101. 130 MASON, A.E.W. The Royal Exchange. A note on the occasion of the Bicentenary of the Royal Exchange Assurance. Royal Exchange, 1920. £20 FIRST EDITION, deluxe issue; pp.103; seven plates; a very good copy in deluxe green lambskin binding, lettered in gold; inscribed by the Chief Actuary, 'To Miss Myrtle with many congrats. & hopes of a bright future. H.E. Wyhtingale, Actuary, 29.6.30.' Royal Exchange bookmark laid in. 131 MEDLICOTT, W.N. DAKIN, Douglas. [Editors] Greece and Turkey 1921-1922. Documents on British Foreign Policy 1919-1939. HMSO, 1970. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.cxxxii,948; very good in slightly marked dust-wrapper. First Series Vol.XVII. 132 MONTAGU, H.W. Monsieur Mallet: or, My Daughter's Letter. A Random Record. Illustrated with six beautiful designs by Robert Cruikshank. Thomas Griffiths, 1830. £20 FIRST EDITION, 12mo., pp.32,4(adverts); five plates only (of six), some light spotting & soiling but generally well preserved in modern wrappers. 133 MOORE, George. Sister Teresa. T. Fisher Unwin, 1901. £20 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,236 + 12pp. adverts., frontispiece portrait; a good copy in original green cloth, top edge gilt, others uncut. 134 MOZLEY, J.B. Essays Historical and Theological. In two volumes. Second edition. Rivingtons, 1884. £15 2vol., pp.xlviii,442; viii,452 + 16pp. publishers' catalogue; a sound uncut set in original cloth, a little worn at extremities.; bookplate of Thomas Tarleton Hodgson. Essays on: Lord Strafford, Laud, Carlyle's Cromwell, Luther, Dr Arnold, Blanco White, Maurice, Indian Conversion, Causation, &c. 135 NAPIER, Maj.-Gen. Charles J. Remarks on Military Law and the punishment of flogging. T. and W. Boone, 1837. £350 FIRST EDITION, pp.iv,xii,276; several early and extensive pencilled marginal notes on points of law & ethics; a good copy in contemporary half calf, marbled sides, morocco label; extremities rubbed but sound. A scarce early work by the conqueror of Sind. Dedicated to the Fiftieth Regiment which Napier had led with distinction in Egypt & Spain. Copac cites BL & Bodley copies only. 136 NUGENT, Lord [George Nugent Grenville] Some Memorials of John Hampden, his party, and his times. Two volumes. John Murray, 1832. £45 FIRST EDITION, 2vols., pp.xxiv(2)402 + errata leaf: vi,467; portrait frontispiece, four other plates & two folding facsimiles; a good untrimmed copy in original green cloth, neatly rebacked with paper labels. Nugent's sympathetic account was favourably reviewed by Macaulay in the ‘Edinburgh’ and adversely by Southey in the ‘Quarterly. 137 ORTON, Harold. SANDERSON, Stewart and WIDDOWSON, John. The Lingustic Atlas of England. [University of Leeds.] Croom Helm, 1978. £85 First UK Edition, folio, unpaginated; over 500 phonological, lexical, morphological and syntactical maps with introduction and appendices; 'one of the culminating stages of the English Dialect Survey' first planned some thirty years earlier. Front fly-leaf removed, otherwise well preserved in original cloth & card slip-case (rubbed). 138 OWEN, Wilfred. The Poems. A new edition including many pieces now first published, and notices of his life and work by Edmund Blunden. Chatto & Windus, 1931. £350 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,135 + errata slip; portrait frontispiece; a good uncut copy of this important collection with Blunden's 40pp. memoir and many of Owen's finest poems here published for the first time. From the library of author & anthologist John Hadfield with his occasional pencilled marginalia. Original cloth, backstrip faded as often found. 139 PEMBER, E.H. The Voyage of the Phocaeans and other poems with The Prometheus Bound of Aeschylus. Done into English verse. Printed at the Chiswick Press for private distribution, 1895. £25 FIRST EDITION limited to 250 copies (this unnumbered); pp.(8)177(3); a handsome production on handmade paper in original calf-backed green cloth, top edge gilt, others uncut; inscribed 'To the Earl of Strafford from the writer May 1895'. 140 PIKE, Stephen. The Teachers' Assistant; or, A System of Practical Arithmetic... Illustrated by a variety of examples a large proportion of which are in federal Money... revised. Published and Sold by Thomas Davis, Philadelphia, 1850. £25 12mo., pp.198; intermittent foxing, old pencilled calculations on rear endpaper but a fair copy in original boards; a little marked & worn at extremities but serviceable. Copac lists only microform copies in UK; Harvard have the 3rd edition of 1817 & six later editions to 1853, but not this one. 141 POWELL, Anthony. VANDERBILT, Robert. The Acceptance of Absurdity. Anthony Powell & Robert Vanderbilt Letters 1952-1963. Edited by John Saumarez Smith & Jonathan Kooperstein. Maggs Brothers, 2011. £30 FIRST EDITION limited to 400 copies, pp.126(2); frontispiece of AP & family and line drawing of RV's Holliday Bookshop at 49 East 49th St., c.1950; new in dust-wrapper. Very readable insight to 1950s literary world of England's great social observer and the NY bookseller and would-be publisher. 142 PRESCOTT, William H. History of the Conquest of Peru, with a preliminary view of the civilization of the Incas. In two volumes. Third edition. Richard Bentley, 1848. £40 2vol., pp.xxxvi,480; xx,490 + advert. leaf; map & two engraved portraits (spotted with corner water-stains); a sound uncut copy in original cloth, a little rubbed, backstrips faded, endpapers sometime renewed. 143 RAMSAY, Allan. [GOWANS, W. Editor] The Gentle Shepherd. A Pastoral Comedy. With a Life of the Author [by W. Tennant]... A Greatly Improved Glossary, and a Catalogue of the Scottish Poets. William Gowans, New York, 1852. £35 First Edition thus, pp.lxxiv(2)xii,105; 24(4)adverts.; engraved frontis. portrait; prelims. a little browned but generally well preserved in contemporary half calf, morocco label, by Maclehose; from the Murray library. The 24pp. Catalogue has a separate title-page. Edinburgh & Glasgow editions appeared subsequently in 1854 & '56. 144 SAPPER. [pseud. H.C. McNeile.] Jim Maitland. Hodder & Stoughton, [1923]. £20 FIRST EDITION; pp.320; original orange cloth; slight edge foxing, otherwise very good. 145 SEARS, Barnas. Luther: His mental and spiritual history; with special reference to its earlier periods and the opening scenes of the Reformation. The Religious Tract Society, [1850] £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.x,422 + 8pp. catalogue; engraved frontispiece; a very good uncut copy in original blind-stamped cloth, neatly rebacked; ownership inscription of 'G. Friend Whiteley 1850.' 146 SHAKESPEARE, William. The Works. Edited by Sir Henry Irving and Frank A. Marshall... With numerous illustrations by Gordon Browne. [In eight volumes.] Blackie & Son, [1890] £120 8vols., lg.8vo., each vol. 4-500pp.; full-page & vignette illustrations in line throughout by Gordon Browne; some slight spotting but a nice set of The Henry Irving Shakespeare in original olive roan-backed green cloth, top edge gilt, others uncut; backstrips faded to tan and a little rubbed but sound & presentable.

500 COPIES PRINTED 147 SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe. Rosalind and Helen. A modern eclogue with other poems. A type facsimile of the original edition of 1819. Edited by H. Buxton Forman. Reeves & Turner for The Shelley Society, 1888. £20 Pp.xxiv,vi(2)92(4); original printed paper boards; largely unopened. The lower corners are bumped, otherwise a very good copy. One of 500 copies printed. Ashley Library V p.69. 148 SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe. POTTS, Robert Alfred. [Editor] Epipsychidion. A type facsimile reprint of the original edition [of 1821] With an introduction by The Rev. Stopford A. Brooke and a Note by Algernon Charles Swinburne. Published for the Shelley Society by Reeves and Turner, 1887. £20 500 copies printed; pp.lxvi,31(3); a very good copy, uncut & unopened, in original printed blue boards, a little rubbed & worn at extremities; label removed from lower cover, neat 'N.L.C.S. Library' stamp on endpaper. 149 SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe. WISE, Thomas J. [Editor] Review of Hogg's Memoirs of Prince Alexy Haimatoff. Together with an extract from Some Early Writings of Shelley by Prof. E. Dowden. Edited with an Introductory Note... Revised Edition. Published for the Shelley Society by Reeves and Turner, 1886. £20 250 copies printed; pp.54(2); a very good copy, uncut & unopened, in original printed blue boards, a little rubbed & soiled. 150 [SMITH, Walter Chalmers.] Olrig Grange. Edited by Hermann Kunst, Philol. Professor. Glasgow, James Maclehose, 1872. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.(8)205(2); cream glazed paper boards, paper label, marked & rubbed, corners a little worn. The author, pastor & later moderator of the Free (Scottish) Church, published ten volumes of verse described in the DNB as 'smooth & pleasant, touched with humour.' 151 STEVENSON, Robert Louis. A Collection of his Works in Twenty-eight Volumes. Various Publishers, 1905-25. £150 28 vols., in good condition & uniform format of blue cloth (slight variations of shade) lettered in gold within frames on backstrips despite the various publishers (Chatto & Windus, Cassells, Heinemann, Methuen & Longmans); comprising the major novels, travels, tales & essays. 152 TEGNER, Esaias. Frithiof's saga: a Scandinavian legend of royal love. Translated...with copious notes, illustrative of ancient manners & northern mythology by William Strong. J. Wacey, W. Straker; J. Loder, Woodbridge, n.d.[1833]. £55 First edition in English; pp.xxiv,320; bound without the half-title; portrait & 3 litho. plates; contemporary half russia, marbled paper sides, top edge gilt, backstrip gilt in compartments; hinges broken but firm. Plates foxed otherwise a very good copy. Dedicated to Princess Alexandrina Victoria, destined to be Queen Victoria in 4 years time. 153 TENNYSON, Alfred. Ballads and other poems. C. Kegan Paul, 1880. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.184(4) adverts.; very good in original green cloth. 154 TENNYSON, Alfred. The Lover's Tale. C. Kegan Paul & Co., 1879. £15 First Authorised Edition, pp.95(4) adverts.; very good in original green cloth. A revision of the poem suppressed in 1833, the publication of which was prompted by the issue of a pirated edition. 155 TENNYSON, Alfred. Tiresias and other poems. Macmillan and Co., 1885. £15 FIRST EDITION, first issue without imprint at end; pp.viii,204; very good in original green cloth. 156 THACKERAY, William Makepeace. The English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century. A Series of Lectures, delivered in England, Scotland, and the United States of America. Smith, Elder an Co., 1858. £20 Pp.(4)341; a good copy in original printed linen of Smith, Elder's 'Cheap Series of Standard Fictions', evidently aimed at the Indian market from the books advertised on endpapers. 157 [TOOVEY, Alfred Dixon] Modern Life; and other poems. Henry Baynes, 1847. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.(4)130; light splashmarks across one opening, a few other marginal marks but a good untrimmed copy in original blind-stamped crimson cloth, lettered in gold; worn at extremities, neatly rebacked. Tipped-in printed slip, To the Author of 'Modern Life' from Samuel Rogers: 'I need not say with what interest - what pleasure - I have read it, or how highly I shall value it as long as I live.' It does not seem to have sold, despite Rogers' approval. 158 TRADE UNION RULES. Rules of the Winding and General Enginemen's and associated trades union. Established 1859. Amended and Revised October, 1912. J. Lodge & Sons, Ltd., Barnsley, [1912] £25 Pp.84; address on title amended following Union's move from Barnsley to Sheffield; well preserved in original limp blue cloth. 159 TRENCH, Richard Chevenix. English past and present. Eight lectures. Sixth edition, revised and improved. Macmillan, 1868. £15 Pp.vi(2)325(3); original cloth, slightly rubbed. 160 TRIAL. GARDINER, William. The Trial of William Gardiner (The Peasenhall Case) Edited by William Henderson. Notable British Trials Series. William Hodge, 1934. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,332; 5 plates; original red cloth a little marked, backstrip faded, but sound. NBT vol.63. Suffolk Bibliography 1759. 161 TROLLOPE, Anthony. An Autobiography. In two volumes. Blackwood, 1883. £110 FIRST EDITION, 2vols, pp.xi(2)259; (6)227 + 4pp. adverts. & Blackwood's 24pp. catalogue; gravure portrait frontis. with facsimile signature; a sound copy in original cloth, rather rubbed & worn at extremities, vol.1 rebacked with original backstrip laid down; W.H. Smith & Son's Subscription Library labels (one part torn away) and gold printed ex libris of '6/4 Queen's Household' [Regiment]. 162 TUPPER, Martin Farquhar. Ballads for the times. American lyrics. A modern Pyramid. Hactenus. A thousand lives, and other poems. Fourth edition with many omissions and additions. A. Hall, Virtue, 1853[1852]. £25 Pp.viii,477(3)+32pp. list; frontispiece and extra engraved title with vignette of Albury; original cloth blocked in blind, gilt lettered within elaborate gilt frame, yellow end-papers, uncut; Westley's ticket. 163 WATSON, William. Odes and other poems. John Lane, 1894. £20 FIRST EDITION; pp.xi(3)112 + Lane's 16-page catalogue; original buckram, gilt lettered, top edge gilt, others uncut; backstrip faded, first & final leaves lightly foxed, rough edges darkened. This collection includes Vita Nuova, regarded by Dunsany as Watson's best work.

164 WAUGH, Arthur. Alfred Lord Tennyson. A study of his life and work. Second edition revised & enlarged. William Heinemann, 1893. £35 Pp.xii,332 + advert. leaf & 16pp. catalogue; illustrations throughout; light waterstain in top margin of first leaves but a sound copy in original cloth, short splits in hinges, uncut. Inscribed by the author to 'James Rhoades with many grateful memories...Jan.xiv,1893...' 165 WILLCOLKES. Doctor Willcolkes's new and much admired system of Arithmetic and Mental Calculations... Third Edition, carefully revised and corrected [with 200 additional calculations]. Thomas Fryer and Son. Printed... by Henry Mozley and Sons, Derby, 1833. £35 12mo., pp.156; some light spotting but a good copy in original blue patterned cloth, paper label; free endpapers neatly removed. NSTC lists an edition of 1832 and several later but not this. 166 WINZET, Niniane. Certane Tractatis for Reformatioun of Doctryne and Maneris in Scotland. 1562-1563. [With a preface by David Laing.] Reprinted at Edinburgh [for The Maitland Club] 1835. £110 First Collected Edition, 4to., 96 copies printed; pp.xxii,184; a very good uncut & partly unopened copy in half tan morocco; from the Murray library. Incorporates various facsimile title-pages & woodcut vignettes. Lowndes 33. PART IV - b. Travel & Topography

167 BAUER, Paul. Himalayan Campaign. The German attack on Kanchenjunga. The second highest mountain in the world. Translated by Sumner Austin. Blackwell, Oxford, 1937. £25 First English Edition, pp.xviii,174(6)maps; 82 plates; a good copy in original canvas, backstrip a little darkened. 168 CATLIN, George. Illustrations of the Manners, Customs, & Condition of the North American Indians. With Letters and Notes, written during eight years of travel... With three hundred and sixty coloured engravings from the Author's original paintings. In two volumes. Chatto & Windus, 1876. £2,200 2vol., pp.viii,254; viii,266; 360 illustrations, diagrams & maps (one folding) on180 chromolithograph plates; early ownership inscriptions on endpapers, occasional light spotting but a good set of this classic edition in original red cloth pictorially blocked in gold & black; a little marked, neatly re-backed with original backstrips laid down. First published in 1841 (Sabin 11536), this edition prints Catlin's illustrations in colour for the first time. George Catlin (1796-1872), spent many years living among the Indians in North and South America. By learning their languages he made a thorough study of their habits, customs and mode of life, recording costume & ritual through over 600 paintings. 169 CHEEVER, George B. The Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, in New England, in 1620: Reprinted from the original volume. With historical and local illustrations... Second Edition. John Wiley, New York, 1848. £30 Pp.x,369; type facsimile of the 1622 title-page; browning in gutter margin of prelims., otherwise well preserved in original crimson cloth, elaborately blocked in gold, all edges gilt. 170 COOK, Thomas. The Traveller's Handbook for Algeria and Tunisia. With maps, plans and illustrations. Thos. Cook & Son, 1923. £45 Pp.xii,428; numerous maps, plans & illustrations; an exceptional copy in original maroon cloth & slightly frayed dust-wrapper. 171 DE BEATIS, Antonio. HALE, J.R. [Editor] The Travel Journal of Antonio De Beatis. Germany, Switzerland, The Low Countries, France and Italy, 1517-1518. Translated from the Italian by J.R. Hale and J.M.A. Lindon. The Hakluyt Society, 1979. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,206; two plates, map & genealogy; a very good copy in dust-wrapper. 172 DE COSSON, Anthony. Mareotis. Being a short account of the history and ancient monuments of the North-Western Desert of Egypt and of Lake Mareotis. Country Life, 1935. £30 FIRST EDITION, pp.219; 20 plates, folding map creased & torn along fold (without loss), endpapers foxed otherwise well preserved in lightly faded original cloth & slightly soiled dust-wrapper. 173 EDINBURGH. CUTLAR, Roger. [pseud.] Edinburgh Dissected: including strictures on its institutions, Legal, Clerical, Medical, Educational, &c., to which are added confessions and opinions of a Tory Country Gentleman.. in a series of letters addressed to Roger Cutlar by his nephew. James Hogg, Edinburgh, 1857. £55 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,414(2); slight browning but a good copy in contemporary half maroon morocco, lettered in gold, all edges gilt; from the Murray library. Evidently the sole edition. 174 EDWARDS, Lionel. A Leicestershire Sketch Book. Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1935. £65 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.xvi,102; 8 colour plates, 36 full-page illustrations after pencil sketches and several vignettes; slight spotting on edges but a nice copy of this deluxe production in original blue buckram, backstrip faded and bruised at head & tail, top edge gilt, others uncut. 175 FALCONER, John. A Vision of the Past. A History of Early Photography in Singapore and Malaya. The Photographs of G.R. Lambert & Co., 1880-1910. Times Editions, 1987. £65 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.192; 180 sepia plates; fly-leaf inscription, otherwise very good in dust-wrapper. Well produced & researched with detailed notes, glassary of terms & index of Photographers in Singapore and Malaya 1813-1914. 176 FOWKES, Reginald L. Woodford then and now. A photographic commentary. Battle of Britain Prints International Ltd. 1981. £15 FIRST EDITION, folio, pp.192; illustrations throughout; very good in original gold-embossed green rexine; press release and letter from the published laid in. 177 GALES, R.L. The vanished country folk & other studies in Arcady. Simpkin Marshall, 1914. £20 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,473(3); original cloth & frayed dust-wrapper. Essays by a (Fenland?) parson, mostly on the sociology of village life. 178 GRANVILLE, A.B. The Spas of England, and principal sea-bathing places. Northern [Midland and Southern] Spas. [In three volumes.] Henry Colburn, 1841. £135 FIRST EDITION, 3vol., pp.lviii,423 + 24pp. adverts.; large folding map on linen, folding table of mineral water analyses, 8 plates & 19 vignettes; (2)x,324; frontispiece & 11 vignettes; (4)vi,(327-)640 + 26pp. adverts.; 4 plates & 9 vignettes; two leaves repaired with tape, several (blank) corners torn away, but generally a good uncut set in original brown cloth, decorated in blind, lettered in gold; sometime recased with unobtrusive repairs & endpapers renewed. 179 GROOM, Arthur. Old London Coaching Inns and their successors. Illustrated. LMS Railway, Euston Station, [1928] £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.iv,43; two colour & 13 half-tone plates & vignette illustrations in line throughout by Cecil Aldin; a good copy in lightly worn & spotted Aldin dust-wrapper. 180 HITCHIN. HINE, Reginald L. [Editor]. The Natural History of the Hitchin region. Hitchin & District Regional Survey, 1934. £45 FIRST EDITION, pp.256; folding chart & map in pocket at end and many plates in colour & half-tone; a very good copy in original cloth, gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut. 181 HOGARTH, Paul. Drawing on Life. The autobiography of Paul Hogarth. David & Charles, 1997. £20 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.192; illustrations in colour & half-tone throughout; a fine copy in dust-wrapper of this attractive account of the distinguished illustrator & graphic artist. (Published at £30.) 182 HUNT, John. Our Everest Adventure. The pictorial history from Katmandu to the summit. Brockhampton Press, Leicester, 1954. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.128; illustrations throughout; a very good copy in original pictorial boards and lightly marked & frayed dust-wrapper. 183 JUNGMAN, Nico. [Illustrator] Holland. Text by Beatrix Jungman. Adam and Charles Black, 1904. £30 FIRST EDITION, pp.x,212 + 4pp. adverts.; 75 colour plates with captioned tissue guards; a good copy in original decorated blue cloth, gilt, top edge gilt; slight wear at extremities, bookplate removed from endpaper, but sound & attractive. 184 MURRAY, David. The Australian Torrens System... [Review of the Treatise by James Edward Hogg.] Reprinted from 'The Juridical Review', Edinburgh [1905] £20 Pp.8; well preserved in contemporary buckram (with much packing of blank leaves); from the author's own library. A New South Wales barrister, Hogg examined 'the system of land transfer and registration of title now in operation in the six states of the Commonwealth of Australia...' 185 MURRAY, Hugh. An Encyclopaedia of Geography: comprising a complete description of the Earth, Physical, Statistical, Civil, and Political; exhibiting... the Natural History of each Country, and the Industry, Commerce, Political Institutions, and Civil and Social State of all Nations. Illustrated by Eighty-two Maps, drawn by Sidney Hall, and upwards of a thousand other engravings on wood by R. Branston... Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman, 1834. £165 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,1567; 1100 illustrations, maps & diagrams; a very good set bound into two volumes; later 19thC half calf, double morocco labels. 186 NEW GUINEA. GARDI, René. Tambaran. An Encounter with Cultures in Decline in New Guinea. Translated by Eric Northcott. Constable, 1956. £20 First English edition, pp.201; 55 plates; very good in dust-wrapper. 187 OLIPHANT, Mrs [Margaret] The Makers of Florence. Dante Giotto Savonarola and their city. Macmillan, 1889. £15 Pp.xx,422(2); engraved frontispiece & illustrations in line throughout; title & frontis. spotted with light waterstain, otherwise a good copy in original green cloth, gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut. 188 SEITZ, Georg. People of the Rain-Forests. Translated by Arnold J. Pomerans. Heinemann, 1963. £18 First English edition, pp.208; sketch-map & 40 half-tone illustrations; very good in repaired dust-wrapper. The account of an early modern exploration of the Amazon rain-forest and encounters with the Araraibo & Xamatari tribes. Translated from the German. 189 SELINCOURT, Beryl De. HENDERSON, May Sturge. Venice. Illustrated by Reginald Barratt. Chatto & Windus, 1907. £65 FIRST EDITION, no.84 of 310 deluxe copies in original full vellum, gilt, top edge gilt, others uncut; pp.viii,185; 30 tipped-in colour plates with captioned tissue guards; a nice copy of the edition de Luxe; ex libris George Kitchin (inv. & del. by F.C. Tilney). 190 STONY STRATFORD. BARLEY, R. Ewart. Romance around Stony Stratford. With A Sketch of its History and Charities by C.P. Woollard. O.C. Barley, Eastbourne, 1928. £35 FIRST EDITION, pp.80; 12 half-tone plates (3 unlisted); a good copy in original printed boards, backstrip a little rubbed & worn but secure. 191 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Album Views Tunbridge Wells. The Photographic Series. The Photochrom Co. Ld., Tunbridge Wells [c1905] £25 Landscape format (210 x 305mm); pp.(28); 16pp. of plates, the majority with multiple views & 9pp. of accompanying text; well preserved in original gold-blocked green cloth; neat endpaper inscription dated April 24th, 1905. 192 VOYAGE And Venture; or, Perils by Sea and Land. With illustrations by William Harvey. George Routledge, 1853. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.iv,380; 8 wood-engraved plates; a good copy in St Marylebone & All Souls Grammar School prize binding of crimson calf, gilt, lacks label, a little rubbed but sound. Shipwrecks, Piracy, Sharks in New South Wales, Whaling, Adventures in the American Wild West, &c. Anon in NSTC. 193 WILTSHIRE. GODDARD, Canon Ed. H. Wiltshire Bibliography. A Catalogue of Printed Books, Pamphlets and Articles bearing on the History, Topography and Natural History of the County. Wilts Education Committee, 1929. £30 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,276; very good in original olive cloth. Arranged in two parts: by county and individual parish. 194 WOODHOUSE-LANE, W.W. Strange Salvage. Extracts from a Diary and From a Dartmoor Cottage. Arthur H. Stockwell, Ilfracombe, [c1943] £20 FIRST EDITION, pp.54(2); very good in original silver-printed boards, plain wrapper. A curious mixture of occult musings & Devon country diary. No copy in Copac and unknown to Google(!) PART IV - c. Art & Illustrated including Children's Books

195 ARCHIBALD, E.H.H. The Dictionary of Sea Painters of Europe and America. Antique Collectors' Club, 2000 £35 4to., pp.631; 65 colour & over 1000 half-tone plates; a very good copy of this standard work in the dust-wrapper. 196 ARDIZZONE, Edward. Peter the Wanderer. Oxford University Press, 1963. £35 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.(48); illustrations in colour & line throughout; a nice copy in original pictorial boards and non-clipped dust-wrapper. 197 ARDIZZONE, Nicholas. Edward Ardizzone's World. The Etchings and Lithographs. An introduction and Catalogue Raisonné. With a foreword by Christopher White and a preface by Paul Coldwell. Unicorn Press and Wolseley Fine Arts, 2000. £20 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.144; illustrations in colour & half-tone throughout; new in pictorial dust-wrapper. 91 images catalogued & illustrated with interesting introductory material and useful indexes & bibliography. Published at £30, we have a small quantity at reduced price. 198 BECK, Jerry. FRIEDWALD, Will. Warner Bros. Animation Art. The Characters. The Creators. The Limited Editions. Warner Bros. [&] Virgin Publishing, 1997. £30 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.245; colour illustrations throughout (some folding); lower corners bumped, otherwise a very good copy in original pictorial laminated boards incorporating pictorial acetate 'window' in upper cover. 199 [BESTALL, Alfred] More Adventures of Rupert. [Facsimile reprint of the original second annual of 1937.] Daily Express, 1986. £75 Numbered Edition (this no. 12358!); sm.4to., pp.123; printed in red & black throughout; a very good copy in original pictorial boards with printed 'Facsimile Edition' wrap around slip. 200 BRACKETT, Oliver. SMITH, H. Clifford [Editor] English Furniture Illustrated. A pictorial review of English furniture from the time of Chaucer to Queen Victoria. Revised and edited by H. Clifford Smith. Theodore Brun, 1950. £38 No.18 of 75 deluxe copies, signed by the editor; 4to., pp.300; 240 half-tone plates; a very good copy in original light tan leather of this Edition De Luxe, top edge gilt. 201 BRADBURY, Frederick. History of Old Sheffield Plate. Being an account of the origin, growth, and decay of the industry and of the Antique Silver and White or Britannia Metal Trade. With chronological list of makers' marks and numerous illustrations.... J.W. Northend, Sheffield, 1968. £55 4to., pp.xiv,539; illustrations throughout & 46pp. of makers' marks; a very good copy of this well produced reprint of the 1912 first edition; original blue cloth, gilt, and slightly worn printed dust-wrapper. 202 BROCK, H.M. [Illustrator] NICHOLS, Beverley. A Book of Old Ballads. Selected with an introduction by Beverley Nichols & illustrated by H.M. Brock. Hutchinson & Co., 1934. £25 First edition with these illustrations; 4to., pp.xl,280; 16 colour plates and decorations & vignettes in line throughout; a good uncut copy in original deluxe velvet binding, gilt, backstrip a little rubbed & faded. 203 CESCINSKY, Herbert. The gentle art of faking furniture. Chapman & Hall, 1931. £75 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.x,168; frontispiece & 292 half-tone plates; a good uncut copy of this classic survey in slightly rubbed original cloth. 204 CHILDREN'S BOOK. La Visite A La Ferme. [3me Serie.] Imagerie D'Epinal. Pellerin & Cie. n.d.[1890s?] £48 Sm. folio (280 x 210mm.); pp.(20), 8 full-page hand-coloured plates, printed wrappers with a further hand-coloured illustration; some wear at corners & short marginal tears (repaired on wrappers) but generally well preserved for such an ephemeral item. 205 CHILDREN'S BOOKS. HAVILAND & COUGHLAN, [Editors] Yankee Doodle's Literary Sampler of Prose, Poetry & Pictures. Being an Anthology of Diverse Works...for the Edification and/or Entertainment of Young Readers in America before 1900. Selected from the Rare Book Collections of the Library of Congress. Thomas Y. Crowell Co., New York, 1974. £20 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.(10)467; illustrations & facsimiles throughout, some in colour; a good copy of this well annotated survey with useful introduction & bibliographical check-list, in original red cloth; backstrip slightly rubbed. 206 COLIN, Ralph F. The Colin Collection. Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings and Sculpture collected by Mr & Mrs Ralph F. Colin, Pamela T. Colin & Ralph F. Colin Jnr. New York. M. Knoedler & Company, New York, 1960. £15 FIRST EDITION, 4to., unpaginated catalogue of 132 works from Manet to Riopelle with detailed descriptions of each; 132 half-tone & 14 colour plates; very good in original buckram. Printed by Cowell's of Ipswich, this was their file copy & is interleaved with blanks throughout. 207 CORK, Richard. Henri Gaudier and Ezra Pound. A Friendship. An essay. Anthony d'Offay, 1982. £5 FIRST EDITION, pp.24; designed & printed at the Curwen Press; very good in printed blue card wrappers. 208 COX, J. Charles. Bench Ends in English Churches. With 164 illustrations. Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, 1916. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,208 + 19pp. publisher's illustrated catalogue; half-tone plates throughout; a very good copy in slightly rubbed original blue cloth; early ownership signature & bookplate of Roderick Dalziel Mackenzie. 209 COX, Trenchard. David Cox. British Painters Series. Phoenix House, 1947. £12 FIRST EDITION, sm.4to., pp.127; 4 colour & 50 monochrome plates; very good in original cloth. 210 CRAWHALL, Joseph. Crawhall's Chapbook Chaplets. Field & Tuer, 1883. £250 FIRST EDITION, 4to., 12pp. prelims. & advert. leaf and eight separately-paginated chapbooks, each with original printed coloured wrappers. Comprises: The Barkeshire Lady's Garland, pp.32; The Babes in the Wood, pp.24; I Know what I know, pp.28; jemmy & nancy of Yarmouth, pp.36; The Taming of a Shrew, pp.32; Blew Cap for Mee, pp.28; John & Joan, pp.20; George Barnewel, pp.52; woodcut illustrations throughout, all hand-coloured; a very good uncut set in half linen, pictorial printed boards, paper backstrip, soiled & worn with loss at head & tail, upper hinge worn but servicable. A particularly fragile binding and thus more often found rebound. 'As the illustrations herein are all hand coloured the issue is necessarily limited'. 211 CRAWHALL, Joseph. A Jubilee Thought. Imagined & adorn'd by Joseph Crawhall. Mawson, Swan, & Morgan, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1887. £225 FIRST EDITION, sm.4to., pp.77; woodcut figures throughout; pages browned & original printed boards chipped at edges with minor loss as usually found. '50 Large Paper Copies', hand-coloured, were issued at two guineas. Felver, p.140, notes this 'also appeared in the same size in b. & w.' in which version it is arguably even harder to find! 212 CRAWHALL, Joseph. Olde Tayles Newlye Relayted. Enryched with all ye Ancyente Embellyshments. The Leadenhall Press, 1883. £135 FIRST EDITION, 4to., general title in red & black with woodcut vignette and fourteen separate ballads, each c.32pp. with separate title, colophon & pagination; woodcuts & decorations by Crawhall throughout; a good uncut copy in original pictorial green cloth, lightly soiled & rubbed and a little shaken. An uncoloured collection of 14 of the 17 ballads which comprise Chap-book Chaplets and Olde Ffrendes wyth newe Faces.

WITH ORIGINAL PRINTED CORONATION SLEEVE 213 CROSSLAND, John R. PARRISH, J.M. [Editors] The Big Christmas Wonder Book. With contributions by John Drinkwater, Stephen Southwold, Rudyard Kipling,,, H.G. Wells, W.B. Yeats [& many others including Edward FitzGerald]. Odhams Press, 1937 [1936] £30 FIRST EDITION, lg.8vo., pp.768; coloured pictorial endpapers by René Bull & 13 colour plates including 'Special Coronation Section' of 8 plates to celebrate the impending coronation. With special blue printed sleeve enclosing this section 'To the Child who receives this book. On May 12th, 1937 His Majesty King Edward VIII will be crowned King in Westminster Abbey...' Well preserved in original blind-decorated, gilt-lettered, blue cloth; backstrip uniformly faded, otherwise well preserved; neat presentation inscription for Christmas, 1936.

214 CRUIKSHANK, George. Fairy Library. Hop-O'-My-Thumb. Jack and the Beanstalk. Cinderella. Puss in Boots. Bell and Daldy, [1860s] £45 Sm. 4to., pp.(2)30; 32; 31; 40; extra pictorial title & 38 etched illustrations on 24 plates; some light soiling, chiefly marginal, otherwise a good copy of this 'collected edition' of the Fairy Library in original blue cloth, decorated in gold & black; extremities rubbed but sound. 215 GEORGE, M. Dorothy. Hogarth to Cruikshank: Social Change in Graphic Satire. Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, 1967. £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.224; 16 colour plates & over 200 monochrome illustrations; very good in dust-wrapper. 216 GILL, Eric. CORK, Richard & d'OFFAY, Anthony. Eric Gill 1882 - 1940. Drawings & Carvings A Centenary Exhibition. Anthony d'Offay, 1982. £10 FIRST EDITION, pp.62; 20 plates; a fine copy of this handsome catalogue of 65 items; deisgned & printed at Skelton's Press; printed card wrappers. With essays: 'Rene & Joan Hague: In Memoriam' & 'The Wholeness of Eric Gill'. 217 GODDEN, Geoffrey A. English China. Barrie & Jenkins, 1985. £20 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.362; 16 colour & 509 black & white illustrations; very good in dust-wrapper. 218 GRAHAM, Rigby. BROOKS, Colin, DEADMAN, Derek. The Christmas Cards of Rigby Graham. The Landseer Press, 2011. £18 FIRST EDITION, folio, pp.(6)83; illustrations in colour throughout; new in laminated pictorial card. A complete survey of the Christmas cards produced by Rigby Graham from 1953 to 2003, fully illustrated with an introduction by Derek Deadman and reflections by Rigby Graham. We can also offer a few copies of the limited edition hardback. 219 GREENAWAY. SPIELMANN, M.H. & LAYARD, G.S. Kate Greenaway. Adam and Charles Black, 1905 £35 Pp.xx,301 + 8pp. catalogue of Black's Beautiful Books; 52 colour & 34 black & white plates + 56 illustrations in text; a sound copy of this standard reference in original decorated cloth, rebacked with all but small top section of original backstrip laid down; two contemporary articles on Greenaway laid in. 220 HEAL, Sir Ambrose. London Furniture Makers from the Restoration to the Victorian era 1660-1840. A record of 2500 cabinet-makers, upholsterers, carvers and gilders... with a chapter by R.W. Symonds on the problem of identification... Portman Books, 1988. £25 Folio, pp.xx,276; illustrations throughout; a very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper of this useful facsimile of the original edition of 1953. Published at £45.

PRESENTATION COPY. 221 HODGSON, Mrs Willoughby. The Quest of the Antique. Herbert Jenkins Ltd., 1924. £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.255; colour frontispiece & 63 half-tone plates; very good in original buckram, inscribed 'With the Author's best wishes. A. Willoughby Hodgson'. Wide-ranging but detailed articles on: Dolls' Houses, Lace Samplers, Chinese 'Lowestoft', Ginger Jars, Silver Spoons, Japanning, &c., &c. 222 HUTT, Julia. ALEXANDER, Hélène. Ogi. A History of the Japanese Fan. Dauphin Publishing, 1992. £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.112; over 200 illustrations in colour; as new in original cloth & dust-wrapper. Published at £75. 223 KAHLENBERG, Mary Hunt. BERLANT, Anthony. The Navajo Blanket. Praeger in association with Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1972. £15 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.112; 81 plates (14 in colour) and further illustrations in text; a good copy in original pictorial card covers of this important study of Native American art. 224 KINGSLEY, Charles. The Heroes, or, Greek fairy tales for my children. With eight illustrations. Second edition. Cambridge: Macmillan & Co., 1839. £18 Pp.xx(4)256; 8 line engravings by Whymper; original cloth, gilt, all edges gilt, covers slightly worn & damp marked, a little shaken, short tear in one leaf, inscription on half title. 225 KOHLER, Carl. A History of Costume. Edited and augmented by Emma von Sichart. Harrap, 1937. £15 Pp.464; 12 colour plates & 578 half-tone illustrations & pattern; very good in the dust-wrapper. 226 LAMBOURNE, Nigel. MARTIN, Douglas. Nigel Lambourne draughtsman, printmaker, illustrator 1919-1988. Victoria Art Gallery, Bath, 1992. £20 FIRST EDITION, folio, pp.64; illustrations throughout; an excellent catalogue of 75 items with accompanying essay; very good in pictorial card wrappers. 227 LEIGHTON, Claire. Country Matters. Written and engraved by Clare Leighton. Victor Gollancz, 1937. £60 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.160; illustrated with wood-engravings throughout; a very good copy in dust-soiled & frayed pictorial dust-wrapper. 228 LEIGHTON, Clare. BELLOC, Hilaire. Woodcuts. Examples of the work of Clare Leighton. With an introduction by Hilaire Belloc. Longmans, Green and Co., 1930. £550 FIRST EDITION, limited to 450 copies (this un-numbered), Signed by the Artist; Lg. 4to., pp.xviii; six vignettes & 40 mounted engravings of various sizes on 36 plates with captioned tissue guards; additional tipped-in vignette engraving of a mouse at end (unlisted); a very good copy of this handsome showing of Leighton's work in original brown cloth with large mounted illustration on upper cover, lettered in gold on backstrip. 229 MANKOWITZ, Wolf. Wedgwood. E.P. Dutton, New York, 1953. £35 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.284; 8 colour plates & 116 items illustrated in monochrome; a good copy in original blue buckram. 230 MARS [pseud. Maurice Bonvoisin] Our Darlings At Home, In Town, At the Sea-Side, In the Country, At Play. George Routledge and Sons, [1887] £45 FIRST EDITION, landscape 4to., (230 x 270mm); pp.48; illustrations in line & colour throughout; very good in slightly soiled original pictorial cloth. Born 1849 in Verviers (Belgium), Bonvoisin established a reputation portraying Paris society in Le Charivari, Le Monde Illustré and L'Illustration. In Britain his work appeared in The Graphic and Lady's Pictorial. This collection of his work seems surprisingly uncommon with BL, Cambridge & V&A copies only in Copac. 231 MEW, Egan. Battersea Enamels. Selected and described with an introduction. Medici Society, 1926. £35 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xii,28; 6 colour & 72 half-tone plates; a good copy in original cloth. 232 MUSIC. The Music Lovers Gift Book. [Omnibus reissue of the six volumes of 'Days with the Great Composers' series.] Hodder and Stoughton [1915] £20 Six works reissued in one volume with collective title, each c.40pp.; 24 tipped-in fantasy colour plates on tinted mounts by Norman Price and others; a very good copy of this Edwardian gift book in original pictorial green cloth. Day-in-the-life biographies of: Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Chopin, Gounod & Wagner. 233 PARKER, John Henry. A Glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic Architecture. The Third Edition, enlarged. Exemplified by seven hundred woodcuts. [with] Part II. The Plates. [with] A Companion to the third edition... containing four hundred additional examples. John Henry Parker, Oxford, 1840/41. £85 3vols., pp.viii,262(6), frontispiece and wood-engraved vignettes throughout; pp.xxiv & 106 plates, the majority with multiple images; pp.(6)80 and numerous plates on steel & wood by Le Keux and others; a good set of this much-enlarged edition, contemporary rose calf, gilt; extremities rubbed & a little worn, two hinges repaired, labels renewed. Full of architectural details, the wood-engravings largely by Orlando Jewitt; William Twopeny contributes an article on Domestic Architecture, Williment on Stained Glass, Bloxam on Saxon Architecture and Albert Way on Brasses and on Encaustic Tiles. 234 POP-UP BOOK. MOORE, Patrick. The Space Shuttle Action Book. [Paper engineering by Vic Duppa-Whyte. Illustrated by Tom Stimpson. Aurum Press, 1983. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.(12); well preserved in laminated pictorial boards. Six openings with a variety of pop-ups, volvelles & other moveable mechanisms. 235 RACKHAM, Arthur. FOUQUE, de la Motte. Undine. Adapted from the German by W.L. Courtney and Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. William Heinemann, 1916. £110 4to., pp.viii,136; 15 tipped-in colour plates on tinted mounts with captioned tissue guards & 30 vignettes in line by Rackham; a good copy in lightly marked original blue cloth, pictorially blocked in gold; hinges & edges a little rubbed but a good copy. 236 RENOIR, Auguste. HERBERT, Robert. Nature's Workshop. Renoir's Writings on the Decorative Arts. Yale University Press, 2000. £10 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,278; 33 plates & facsimiles (22 in colour); new in dust-wrapper. Reduced from £25. 237 RICHMOND, Leonard. The Technique of Oil Painting. Pitman, 1949. £12 4to., pp.viii,144; 47 tipped-in colour plates including views in France, Belgium, Canada & Dorset; a sound copy in lightly marked original cloth. 238 ROYALTON-KISCH, Martin. Adriaen van de Venne's Album in the Dept. of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum. British Museum Publications, 1988. £35 FIRST EDITION, landscape format, pp.368; 103 colour plates & 88 illustrations in half tone; very good in original silk cloth & dust-wrapper. 'The first complete publication in colour of a spectacular album of 102 miniatures by the Dutch 17thC artist... [which] vividly portray a panorama of life in Holland in the 1620s...'

ONE OF THE FINEST ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF THE ROMANTIC PERIOD. 239 SAINT-PIERRE, J[acques]-H[enri] de. Paul et Virginie [& La Chaumière Indienne]. L. Curmer, Paris, 1838. £95 Lg.8vo., pp.lvi,458(14); large paper copy (255 x 160mm) with india paper proof plates; seven steel engravings & 29 wood-engraved plates on india paper with captioned tissue guards; 450 wood-engraved vignettes & decorations after Tony Johannot, Meisonnier, Jean-Baptiste Isabey, Steinheil, Paul Huet & others; some spotting, largely confined to mounts but a very good copy in modern half crimson moroco, lettered & riled in gold, marbled sides & pastedowns; slip-case. 'One of the finest illustrated books of the Romantic period is L. Curmer's edition, issued in thirty parts, of Saint Pierre's Paul et Virginie and La Chaumière Indienne.' Clair, European Printing p.403. Muir Victorian Illustrated Books p.215. 240 SCHMIECHEN, James. CARLS, Kenneth. The British Market Hall. A Social and Architectural History. Yale University Press, 1999. £20 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xii,312; illustrations & plans throughout; includes 60pp. Gazetteer & Guide to Local Sources; new in dust-wrapper. Published at £35. 241 SCHRODER, Timothy B. The Gilbert Collection of Gold and Silver. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1988. £25 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.688; 175 pieces illustrated, many in colour, with various additional text figures; a fine copy in the dust-wrapper of this fine catalogue of a remarkable collection now in Somerset House. Includes sections on: British Gold & Silver, Continental Gold & Silver; American Silver, Indian Silver; and useful Goldsmiths' biographies, glossary & bibliography. In print at £65. 242 SENDAK, Maurice [Illustrator] HOFFMANN, E.T.A. Nutcracker. Translated by Ralph Manheim. Pictures by Maurive Sendak. Crown Publishers, New York, 1984. £15 FIRST EDITION, 4to., ppxiv(4)102; endpaper inscription to New Yorker patron of the arts Marilyn Boyd, 'May looking at this book evoke memories of this Nutcracker's "Premier Performance" in Seattle... which your tireless efforts made possible...' Jane, Christmas. 1984.' A very good copy in price-clipped dust-wrapper of tthis delightful edition. 243 SIGNAC. FERRETTI-BOCQUILLON, Marina [& others] Signac 1863-1935. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 2001. £25 FIRST EDITION, folio, pp.xii,340; 315 illustrations (223 in colour); new in dust-wrapper; reduced from £50. Splendid catalogue of the first retrospective exhibition of Paul Signac's work for forty years. 244 [SMITH, Sarah.] The Fishers of Derby Haven. R.T.S., n.d.[1866] £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.208; 4 engraved plates; original blue cloth, blocked in blind, gilt lighthouse on upper cover, gilt backstrip with Arms of Isle of Man, rubbed and a litle worn. A story of the Isle of Man. The author was the daughter of a Wellington bookseller and the friend of Dickens, who accepted her first story for Household Words in 1859; she achieved fame with Jessica's First Prayer. Not in Osborne Coll. 245 SPRING, Justin. Fairfield Porter a life in art. Yale University Press, 2000. £20 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,384; 62 illustrations, many in colour; new in dust-wrapper. Reduced from £30. 246 SYMONDS, Mary. PREECE, Louisa. Needlework through the Ages. A short survey of its development in decorative art, with particular regard to its inspirational relationship with other methods of craftsmanship. Hodder & Stoughton, 1928. £120 FIRST EDITION, lg.4to., pp.xxxiv,413; 8 colour & 96 half tone plates with captioned tissue guards; a very good copy in slightly soiled original buckram; endpaper stamp & faint accession number at foot of backstrip of St Katharine's College Art & Craft Reference Library. 247 TYTLER, M[argaret] Fraser. My Boy's Second Book. Harvey and Darton, [1842] £45 FIRST EDITION, 130 x 105mm, pp.(6)199; 24pp. publisher's catalogue bound in at end; frontispiece & seven other wood-engraved plates (four after Gilbert); illustrations lightly foxed, otherwise a very nice copy in handsome deluxe publisher's morocco elaborately blocked in gold with rococo design, all edges gilt. Well printed in large type by Joseph Rickerby. Darton (G960) records a decorated cloth binding but not this deluxe version. Ownership inscriptions of 'William Durant Buttemer with love from his Aunt... 7th Janry. 1852' and 'gertrude Emily Mary Buttemer May 13th 1867'. 248 VON BOEHN, Max. Modes and Manners. Translated by Joan Joshua. Illustrated with contemporary paintings, &c. selected by Dr Oskar Fishel. [In four volumes] Harrap, 1932-5. £45 FIRST EDITION in English, 4vols., each c.320pp., profusely illustrated in colour & half-tone; a very good set in dust-wrappers of this chronological survey, up to & including the 18thC. 249 WILLIAMS, Sidney. Antique Blue and White Spode. B.T. Batsford, 1943. £30 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xx,242; 122 plates; very good in original cloth & pictorial dust-wrapper (frayed). 250 WREN, Sir Christopher. DIRCKS, Rudolf [Editor] Sir Christopher Wren AD 1632-1723. Bicentenary Memorial Volume published under the auspices of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Hodder & Stoughton, 1923. £40 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.xvi,280; frontispiece & 12 other colour plates with captioned tissue guards, 91 other illustrations & facsimiles; a good copy of this handsome production in original blue cloth, top edge gilt, others uncut, backstrip slightly faded & marked. 16 essays by divers hands, the editor was librarian of the RIBA. PART IV - d. Natural History, Sport, Transport & Miscellaneous

251 AVIATION. JOUBERT de la FERTE, Sir Philip. The Third Service. The Story behind the Royal Air Force. Thames and Hudson, 1955. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,274; 32 photogravure plates & 4 line drawings in text; very good in dust-wrapper. 252 BLUNT, Wilfrid. STEARN, William T. The Compleat Naturalist. A Life of Linnaeus. Collins, 1971. £10 FIRST EDITION, sm.4to., pp.256; 200 illustrations including 32pp. of colour; a good copy in worn dust-wrapper. 253 BROOKE, Geoffrey. Horsemanship dressage & show jumping. New & revised edition. Seeley, Service & Co., 1968. £12 Pp.316; 86 plates; very good in original cloth. Vol.1 of the Lonsdale Library. 254 BURWASH, Dorothy. English Merchant Shipping 1460-1540. David & Charles, 1969. £15 Pp.xii,259; very good in lightly soiled dust-wrapper; facsimile reprint of the edition of 1947. 255 CAMPBELL, Douglas Houghton. The Structure and Development of Mosses and Ferns. The Macmillan Company, New York, 1905. £25 Second edition, revised and enlarged, pp.viii,657(4)adverts.; text figures throughout; a good copy in original green cloth, extremities rubbed; from the library of Ipswich High School with faint shelf mark on backstrip. 256 CAMPIN, Francis. Iron & Steel Bridges and Viaducts. A practical treatise upon their construction... With numerous illustrations. Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1898 £35 FIRST EDITION, pp.vi(2)280,16,48 (publisher's catalogues); 110 illustrations & diagrams, several folding; a very good copy in lightly soiled original printed linen. 257 CAPPER, W. Bently. [Editor] Licensed Houses and their management. New and Revised Edition [In three volumes.] Caxton Publishing Company, [1946] £35 3vol., pp.xii,244; viii,279; viii,322; 39 full-page plates & plans; a good set of this publican's bible in original maroon cloth, gilt. 258 CHITTENDEN, Fred. J. [Editor]. Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary of Gardening. [In four volumes + Supplementary volume] Oxford, 1951/56. £75 FIRST EDITION, 4to., 5 vols., pp.2316 + prelims; (12)334(supplement); line drawings throughout; a very good set in original green cloth. (The second edition of 1956 + Supplement was recently in print at £240). 259 CONJURING. The Art of Modern Conjuring and Drawing Room Entertainment. Ward, Lock & Co., [1920s] £20 Pp.222+ Hamley's advert. leaf; c 200 illustrations on 31 plates; a good copy in original pictorial cloth & frayed dust-wrapper. 260 COOKERY. FRANCATELLI, Charles Elmé. The Cook's Guide, and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant... Fifty-first thousand. Richard Bentley & Son, 1880. £35 Pp.xx,524; engraved frontis. portrait and various wood-engraved vignettes; first & final leaves a little spotted but generally well preserved; recased in original brown cloth, new endpapers. First published 1861. 261 DARWIN, Charles. On the structure and distribution of Coral Reefs. Edited, with an introduction, by Joseph W. Williams. Walter Scott, [c1893] £35 Pp.xxiv,278(16) adverts.; folding tinted map & four tinted plates, figures in text; top edge gilt, others uncut in original green cloth, gilt, of the Scott Library in which this is no.64; extremities rubbed but well preserved. The first of the two editions edited by Williams, following those of Bonney (1889) and Judd (1890). Also contains 4pp. 'On Certain Areas of Elevation and Subsidence in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, as deduced from the study of coral formations', a reprint of Freeman 1647, not called for in list of contents but usually found. Freeman 91. Contemporary Ex Libris of Rev. Lawrence Robinson. 262 DAY, William. Reminsicences of the Turf. With anecdotes and recollections of its Principal Celebrities. A new and cheaper edition being the third. Richard Bentley and Son, 1891. £25 Pp.xiv,345; some light spotting of first & final leaves but a good copy in contemporary maroon cloth. Trainer, breeder & jockey, Day produced several volumes of advice & reminscence in his retirement, this lively account first appeared in 1886. 263 DINGLEY, Humphrey J. Touchers and Rubs on Ye Anciente Royals Game of Bowles: A series of notes, facts, records, and comments, touching the development of the game of bowls, from ancient times to the present day. With over sixty illustrations specially prepared for this work by the author. Thomas Taylor [&] David Bryce & Son, Glasgow... 1893. £45 FIRST EDITION, no.7 of 500 copies, signed by the author on title verso; sm.4to., pp.x(2)100; illustrations in line throughout; very good in original green pictorial cloth, top edge gilt; speckled fading & light rubbing at extremities but sound; ownership signature of H.E. Partridge Grafton Road Auckland. 264 EDWARDS, A. Rock Gardens... with sections on the wall, paved, marsh, and water gardens. Ward Lock & Co., 1929. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.320; 8 colour & 50 half-tone & text illustrations; a good copy in original cloth. 265 FEDDEN, Robin. Alpine Ski Tour. An account of the high level route. With photographs by A. Costa and others. Putnam, 1956. £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.93; folding sketch-map & 24 half-tone plates; a very good copy in slightly bruised dust-wrapper. 266 GLENISTER, A.G. The Birds of the Malay peninsula, Singapore and Penang. Oxford University Press, 1951. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xiv,282; 16 plates (8 in colour) of 78 birds and 54 illustrations in text; light water-stain on front endpaper but a good copy in lightly rubbed original cloth. 267 GODFREY, W. Earl. The Birds of Canada. National Museum of Canada, 1966. £20 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.(4)428; 69 colour plates, 71 text figures, range maps throughout; a good copy of the standard reference in original cloth & frayed dust-wrapper. 268 HARVEY, W.H. The Sea-Side Book; being an introduction to the Natural History of the British Coasts. Fourth Edition with a chapter on fish and fish diet, by Mr Yarrell. John Van Voorst, 1857. £25 16mo., pp.(12)324 + 16pp. publisher's catalogue; title vignette & wood-engraved illustrations in text throughout; a very good copy in original green cloth decorated in gold & blind, all edges gilt; contemporary ownership signature of 'J.C. Mellis, 1864'. First published 1849; Freeman 1584. 269 HODGSON, W. Earl. Trout Fishing. Third Edition. Adam and Charles Black, 1908. £20 Pp.xxii(4)328(4) adverts.; 8 colour plates of flies; a good copy in original green cloth, gilt; backstrip dulled & rubbed at head & tail. First published in 1904, the second was amended & enlarged and this edition adds a further 7pp. note. 270 HUME, Allan. MARSHALL, C.H.T. The Game Birds of India, Burmah, and Ceylon. [In three volumes.] Published by A.O. Hume and C.H.T. Marshall, Calcutta, 1879-81. £850 FIRST EDITION, 3vol., pp.(8)279; (4)264; (4)438,vi; 144 fine chromolithograph plates printed by F. Waller in London after W. Foster, E. Neale, M. Herbert, Stanley Wilson & others; some marginal water stains on plates, but generally well preserved in handsome half crimson morocco, top edge gilt, others uncut, lettered in gold, five raised bands, by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Compiled with contributions and notes from a network of over 200 correspondents, Hume delegated the colour printing to Marshall while sending specific notes on the colours of soft parts and other instructions to the artists. But Hume was so disappointed with the accuracy of much of their work that he included additional notes on the plates in the book. The 'Father of Indian Ornithology', Hume was a political reformer and founder of the Indian National Congress Party which subsequently led the movement for indepenedence. Estimating it would cost £4000 to publish, Hume retired from the Indian Civil Service on 1 January 1882 following the completion of his magnum opus. 271 IMMS, A.D. Insect Natural History. The New Naturalist [8]. Collins, 1947. £18 FIRST EDITION, pp.xviii,317; 40 colour & 32 half-tone plates; a very good copy in frayed dust-wrapper. 272 JEX-BLAKE, A.J. [Editor] Gardening in East Africa. A practical handbook. Third Edition. Longmans, Green and Co., 1950. £25 Pp.xii,411 (including adverts.); 20 colour plates 'depicting 110 wild flowers of Kenya'; a good copy in original green buckram, backstrip faded, lower cover unevenly so. 273 JOHNSTON, James F.W. Elements of Agricultural Chemistry and Geology. Seventh Edition. William Blackwood, 1856. £18 Pp.xiv,410; a sound uncut copy in original green cloth, paper label (defective); minor wear at head & tail of backstrip. 274 LARDNER, Dionysius. A Treatise on Heat. Longmans..., 1833. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.viii,429; extra engraved title & several text figures; a good uncut copy in original cloth, paper label, of the author's Cabinet Cyclopaedia series. 275 MACKWORTH-PRAED, C.W. & Capt. C.H.B. GRANT. Birds of Eastern and North Eastern Africa. [In two volumes]. Longmans, Green and Co., 1957/60. £45 Second edition (with additional matter); pp.xxvi,806+ index; 96 colour plates & 19 photographs, diagrams and illustrations in line throughout; a good set in original buckram & rubbed dust-wrappers. 276 MARTIN, Sidney. Functional & Organic Diseases of the Stomach. With fifty-seven illustrations. Young J. Pentland, Edinburgh and London, 1895. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi(2)505 + 26pp. publisher's catalogue; 57 figures in text; a good copy in original green cloth. 277 MASSEE, George. British Fungi with a chapter on lichens. With forty coloured plates by Ivy Massee. George Routledge and Sons, [1930s?] £35 Pp.viii,551; 40 colour plates with multiple images & other illustrations in text; a very good copy in original green cloth, gilt. 278 MAWE, Thomas & ABERCROMBIE, John. The Complete Gardener; being a Gardener's Calendar and General Directory... Enlarged and Improved by R. Forsyth. Printed for the Booksellers, 1832. £75 Pp.(2)658; engraved frontispiece; short marginal tear in one leaf (without loss), stain in fore-margin of final section, but generally well preserved in modern calf-backed boards, morocco label, uncut. An enlarged edition of Abercrombie's best-seller. 279 MINERALOGY. DANA, James D. Manual of Mineralogy and Lithology: containing the elements of the science of minerals and rocks. Fourth edition, re-arranged and re-written. Trübner & Co., 1882. £35 Pp.viii,474; various woodcut illustrations in text; a good uncut copy in original green cloth, slightly rubbed. Dana became the first Professor of Mineralogy & Geology at Yale in 1864. 280 MURPHY, Robert Cushman. AMADON, Dean. Land Birds of America. McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1953. £25 FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.240; 221 colour plates & other illustrations in half-tone; a good copy in original two-tone cloth, slight wear at extremities. 281 NAVAL. PAASCH, Capt. H. Illustrated Marine Encyclopaedia. Introduction by David R. MacGregor. [Facsimile reprint of the original edition of 1890] Argus Books, 1977. £30 Pp.(8)306(230) plates & index; 100 full-page illustrations, each with accompanying page of text: a very good copy of this useful facsimile edition in lightly rubbed dust-wrapper. 282 OGILVIE, Malcolm. ROSE, Chris [Illustrator] Grebes of the World. Bruce Coleman, 2003. £20 FIRST EDITION, folio, (325 x 245mm); pp.112; colour plates throughout; new in dust-wrapper. With introduction on the origin, evolution, distribution, physiology and behaviour of grebes, followed by accounts with distribution map & full-page colour plate of each of the 22 species. Published at £49.95. 283 RAILWAY ART. HOLLINGSWORTH, Brain. The Great Western Collection. The Guild of Railway Artists. Blandford Press, 1985. £20 FIRST EDITION, oblong folio, pp.160; sixty colour plates; a very good copy in original silk cloth, gilt, and card case. 284 RUSSELL, R.C.H. MACMILLAN, Commander D.H. Waves and Tides. With a foreword by Herbert Chatley. Hutchinson's Scientific... 1952. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.348; 17 half-tone & over 100 line illustrations; a good copy in lightly worn dust-wrapper. 285 SITWELL, Sacheverell. BUCHANAN, Handasyde & FISHER, James. Fine Bird Books 1700-1900. Collins & Van Nostrand, 1953. £225 FIRST EDITION limited to 2000 copies, elephant folio; pp.viii,120; 16 colour & 22 monochrome plates; a very good copy in original half brown buckram, marbled sides. Designed by Ruari McLean whose copy this was. DESIGNER'S COPY. 286 SUDELL, Richard. Landscape Gardening. Planning - Construction - Planting. Ward, Lock & Co., 1933. £25 FIRST EDITION, lg.8vo., pp.480; 8 colour plates, over 200 photographs & 100 diagrams & plans; a good copy in original green cloth. 287 SUDELL, Richard. Landscape Gardening. Planning - Construction - Planting. Ward, Lock & Co., 1948 £15 Lg.8vo., pp.480; 8 colour plates, over 200 photographs & 100 diagrams & plans; a very good copy in original green cloth. 288 TENGELY, P.L. British Postmarks prior to May 6th, 1840. Hints on Collecting with four pages of type illustrations. Offices of 'Stamp Collecting', 1926. £30 FIRST EDITION, no.21 of 50 copies, signed by the author; pp.(4)20; four facsimile plates; interleaved with blanks throughout; original cloth a little warped, light marginal staining but sound. 289 THOMSON, Sir A. Landsborough. [Editor.] A New Dictionary of Birds. Nelson, 1965. £25 4to., pp.928; 48 plates (16 in colour); a good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. 290 VAN SOMEREN, Vernon D. A Bird Watcher in Kenya. Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, 1958. £25 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,270; 32 half-tone plates; a good copy in original green cloth. 291 VESEY-FITZGERALD, Brian. British Game. The New Naturalist [2]. Collins, 1946. £15 FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,240; 28 colour & 81 half-tone plates; very good in frayed dust-wrapper (2 inch section torn from foot of wrapper at backstrip).

PART V - The American Civil War 292 BUCHANAN, Lamont, A Pictorial History of the Confederacy. Bonanza Books, New York, [1960s] 4to., pp.288; illustrated throughout, a good copy in slightly frayed dust wrapper; reprinted from the original 1951 edition. £8 293 CARTER III, Samuel. The Siege of Atlanta,1864. Bonanza Books, 1973 Pp.xiii,425(2); many half-tone illustrations and maps, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 294 CATTON, Bruce. This Hallowed Ground. The Story of the Union Side of the Civil War Doubleday, New York, [1965] Pp.xii,437(7)adverts.; a good copy of this classic account in slightly marked original cloth. £8 295 DAVIS, William C. The Battle of New Market. Shenandoah Valley, May 1864: Doubleday and Company Inc., 1975 Pp.(8)242; with half-tone illustrations and maps, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 296 FOOTE, Shelby The Civil War A Narrative. [In three volumes] Fort Sumter to Perryville. Fredericksburg to Meridian. Red River to Appomattox. Random House Inc., 1958-74. 3 vols; pp.(2)840(1); (5)988(1); (5)1106(1); a very good set in slightly frayed dust wrappers of this monumental account. £45 297 GARDNER, Alexander. Gardner's Photographic Sketchbook of the Civil War. Dover Publications, Inc., 1959. Pp.(9)200(4); 100 half-tone plates, a very good copy of this facsimile of the original edition of 1866, with a new introduction; pictorial laminated card cover. £8 298 HATTAWAY, Herman. JONES, Archer. How the North Won. A Military History of the Civil War. University of Illinois Press, 1983. FIRST EDITION; pp.(14)761; half-tone illustrations throughout, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 299 JEFFERSON, Thomas. Peterson, Merrill D. Thomas Jefferson, Writings. Autobiography., A Summary View of the Rights of British America., Notes on the State of Virginia., Public Papers, Addresses, Messages, and Replies., Miscellany., Letters. The Library of America. 1984. Pp.(5)1600(2); very good copy £12 300 LINCOLN, Abraham. Abraham Lincoln. Speeches and Writings 1832-1858 [vol.2] 1859-1865. The Library of America, 1989. In two volumes. Pp.xix,898(3)publishers catalogue; xxiii,787(1); a very good copy in slip-case. £25 301 MONAGHAN, Jay. Civil War. on the Western Border 1854-1865. Bonanza Books, 1955. FIRST EDITION, pp.(6)454; a very good copy in dust-wrapper £8 302 MORROW, Honore. Great Captain. The Abraham Lincoln Trilogy. William Morrow and Company, 1930. Pp.(2)668; a very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. £6 303 MURFIN James V. ROBERTSON,JR., James I. The Gleam of Bayonets. The Battle of Antietam and Robert E Lee's Maryland Campaign September 1862. Bonanza Books, 1965 Pp.451; with half-tone maps and illustrations, a very good copy. £5 304 McLAUGHLIN, JACK. Gettysburg: The Long Encampment. Bonanza Books, 1963 Sm.4to., pp.ix,244; half-tone photographs and illustrations throughout, very good in dust wrapper. £6 305 NEVINS, Allan. The Emergence of Lincoln: Douglas, Buchanan, and Party Chaos 1857-1859 and Prologue to Civil War 1859-1861. Charles Schribner's Sons, 1950. 2 Vols., with illustrations, pp.xiv,471; vi,524 very good copies in dust-wrappers. £20 306 POLLARD, Edward A. The Lost Cause. The Standard Southern History of the War of the Confederates. E. B. Treat & Co., Philadelphia, 1867. [Reprinted in facsimile by] Bonanza Books, New York, [1980s?] Pp.752; frontispiece portrait of Jefferson Davis and 23 other illustrations; a very good copy in dust wrapper. £15 307 SHERMAN, General W.T. ROYSTER, Charles Sherman. Memoirs of General W.T.Sherman The Library of America 1990 Pp.(5)1136(3); 2 vols in 1; a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 308 SIENKIEWICZ, Henryk. The Deluge. A Historical Novel of Poland, Sweden and Russsia. Little, Brown and Co., 1895 2 vols., pp.673; pp.585; very good copies. £45 309 SOMMERS, Richard J. Richmond Redeemed. The Siege at Petersburg. Doubleday, New York, 1981. FIRST EDITION; pp.xxii,670; 82 half-tone photographs and 22 maps; a very good copy in dust wrapper. The nine-month siege of Petersburg, the longest of the Civil War, set the pattern for the trench warfare of the Western Front 1914-1918 and subsequent 20thC tactical deadlocks. £12 310 STACKPOLE, Edward J. Sheridan in the Shenandoah. Jubal Early's Nemesis. Bonanza Books, 1959. Pp.xvii,413; a very good copy in dust-wrapper.Maps by Colenel Wilber S.Nye, USA-Ret., and illustrations from the Kean Archives. £8 311 STACKPOLE. Edward J. Drama on the Rappahannock. The Fredericksburg Campaign. Bonanza Books, 1957 Pp.xx,297; with frontispiece and half-tone illustrations throughout, a very good copy in dust wrapper £5 312 TANNER, Robert G. Stonewall in the Valley. Thomas J. 'Stonewall' Jackson's Shenandoah Valley Campaign, Spring 1862. Doubleday and Company Ltd., 1976 Pp.xvi,432; with half tone illustrations and maps throughout, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £5 313 TUCKER, Glenn. High Tide at Gettysburg. The Campaign in Pennsylvania. The Press of Morningside Book Shop, 1973 Pp.(11)462 + 3 publisher's catalogue; 12 half-tone maps, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £6 314 VAN DOREN STERN, Philip. Robert E Lee. The Man and the Soldier. Bonanza Books, New York, [1960s] 4to., pp.265; illustrated throughout, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 315 WILLS, Gary. Lincoln at Gettysburg. The Words that Remade America. Simon and Schuster, New York, 1992. FIRST EDITION; pp.317(1); 8 illustrations; a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 PART VI - A Miscellany of Recent Acquisitions 316 AKHMATOVA, Anna. The Complete Poems of Anna Akhmatova. Translated by Judith Hemschemeyer. Edited by Roberta Reeder. Updated & Expanded Edition. Zephyr Press Boston, Canongate Press Edinburgh, 1994. Pp.xlii,980(2); illustrations throughout; very good in pictorial laminated card covers. £15 317 ASHTOR, Eliyahu The Jews and the Mediterranean Economy 10th-15th Centuries Variorum Reprints, 1973 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £65 318 BALDWIN. ECKMAN, Fern Marja. The Furious Passage of James Baldwin. Michael Joseph, 1968. First UK Edition, pp.256; a good copy in lightly marked & worn dust-wrapper. £12 319 BARNETT, Correlli. Buonaparte. Hill and Wang, New York, 1978. FIRST EDITION, pp.(2)224; a good copy in dust-wrapper. £8 320 BISHKO, C.J. Spanish and Portuguese Monastic History 600-1300 Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. £35 321 BLUMENSON, Martin. The Patton Papers 1885-1940. Houghton Mifflin Company, 1972. 2 vols., pp.xxi,521; (6)1089; illustrated with photographs and with maps by Samuel H. Bryant. A very good set in the dust-wrappers. £18 322 BOXER,C.R. From Lisbon to Goa 1500-1750 Studies in Portuguese Maritime Enterprise Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. Fading to bottom right edge. £45 323 BOYD, Brian Vladimir Nabokov The Russian Years. Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 1990. FIRST EDITION; pp.xii,607; illustrations; a very good copy in dust wrapper. £8 324 BROOKE. MARSH, Edward. Rupert Brooke: A Memoir. Sidgwick & Jackson, 1918. FIRST SEPARATE EDITION, pp.159; gravure frontispiece; slight spotting but a sound copy in original cloth, paper label; a little wear at extremities. Written to accompany the Collected Poems which appeared in July 1918, this first separate edition was published in November, 1918. £25 325 CHAMPDOR, Albert. The Book of the Dead. Based on the Ani, Hunefer, and Anhai Papyri in the British Museum. Translated by Faubion Bowers. Garrett Publications, New York, 1966. FIRST EDITION, 4to., pp.180; illustrations in line & half-tone throughout; a very good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. £15 326 CHRISTIE, Agatha. Elephants Can Remember. [William Collins for] The Crime Club, 1972. FIRST EDITION, pp.256; very good in price-clipped dust-wrapper. £25 327 CONGAR, Yves Thomas d'Aquin: sa vision de theologie et de l'Englise Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £45 328 CURTIS, Howard M. 2,500 Years of European Helmets. 800 B.C.-1700 A.D. Beinfeld Publishing, Inc., 1978 FIRST EDITION, pp.xiii,346; colour frontispiece and numerous half-tone photographs throughout, a very good copy in slightly marked dust wrapper. £55 329 DAGRON,G La romanite chretienne en Orient Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.; good in original blue cloth. water damage to bottom right hand corner £35 330 DEAN,Ph.D., Bashford. Helmets and Body Armour in Modern Warfare. Yale University Press, 1920 FIRST EDITION, pp.325; frontispiece, photographs and illustrations throughout; ex libris W.A.Wilbrand. a good copy. £75 331 DEIGHTON, Len. Close-Up. Jonathan Cape, 1972. FIRST EDITION, pp.381; a very good copy in the dust-wrapper (edges rubbed). £15 332 EBERHARD MAYER, Hans Probleme des lateinischen Konigreichs Jerusalem. Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £35 333 FFOULKES, Charles. VICOUNT DILLON, V.P.S.A. Armour and Weapons. The Clarendon Press, 1990 FIRST EDITION, pp.112; frontispiece and numerous half-tone photographs and illustrations, a good copy. £20 334 FOWLER,JR., William M. Rebels Under Sail. The American Navy during the Revolution. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1976. Pp.320; very good copy in dust-wrapper. £8 335 FREND, W.H.C. Religion Popular and Unpopular in the Early Christian Centuries Variorum Reprints, 1976 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £35 336 FREND, W.H.C. Town and Country in Early Christian Centuries Variorum Reprints, 1980 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £45 337 GARY, Romain. Nothing Important Ever Dies. The Cresset Press, 1960. FIRST EDITION, pp.(6)231; a very good copy in slightly frayed (repaired) dust-wrapper. £10 338 GARY, Romain. White Dog. Jonathan Cape, 1971. FIRST EDITION, pp.(4)279; a very good copy in the dust-wrapper. £10 339 GILL, Eric. A Holy Tradition of Working. Passages from the writings of Eric Gill. Introductory essay by Brian Keeble. Foreword by Walter Shewring. Golgonooza Press, [Ipswich] 1983. FIRST EDITION, pp.(6)140; well printed at Skelton's Press; very good in dust-wrapper. £15 340 GOURON, Andre La science du droit dans le Midi de la France au Moyen Age Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. £35 341 GRANT, Robert M. Christian Beginnings Apocalypse to History Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. slight fading to bottom right hand corner. £35 342 HAMILTON, Bernard Monastic Reform Catharism and the Crusades Variorum Reprints, 1973 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £45 343 HAYTHORNTHWAITE, Pilip. Weapons and Equipment of the Napoleonic Wars. Blandford Press, 1979 FIRST EDITION, pp.(6)190; half-tone illustrations throughout, a very good copy in price clipped dust wrapper. £10 344 HOLT, J.S. The University of Reading: the first fifty years. Reading University Press, 1977. FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,372; 47 plates; a very good copy in the dust-wrapper. £15 345 HUNTER BLAIR, P. Anglo-Saxon Northumbria Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; good in original blue cloth. water damage to bottom right hand corner. £25 346 INALCUK, Halil The Ottoman Empire: Conquest, Organization and Economy Collected Studies Variorum Reprints, 1978 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. £40 347 KUTTNER, Stephen Gratian and the Schools of Law 1140-1234 Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £55 348 LEWIS, C.S. The Abolition of Man or Reflections on Education... The Riddell Lectures, 1943. Oxford University Press, 1944. Second Impression (four months after 1st); pp.52; a good uncut copy in lightly dust-soiled & frayed printed wrappers (worn along backstrip). £25 349 LINEHAN, Peter Spanish Church and Society 1150-1300 Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. £45 350 LINKLATER, Eric. A Sociable Plover and other stories and conceits. With five wood-engravings by Reynolds Stone. Rupert Hart-Davis, 1957. FIRST EDITION, pp.222; a very good copy in slightly frayed pictorial dust-wrapper. £15 351 LOUDON, Archibald. A Selection of Some of the Most Interesting Narratives of Outrages Committed by the Indians in Their Wars, with the White People.... A. Loudon, Carlisle, 1808/11. [Now reprinted in facsimile by the] Arno Press & New York Times, 1971. 2vol. in 1; pp.(6)x,302; 357 + 7pp. publisher's adverts; a good copy in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. £15 352 MANN, Sir James Wallace Collection Catalogues. Arms and Armour; in 2 Volumes. William Clowes and Sons Ltd., 1962 Pp.liii,714 in 2 vols; colour frontispiece and 207 half- tone plates, very good copy. £45 353 MARSHALL, William. The Review and Abstract of the County Reports to the Board of Agriculture... Volume the fifth... Southern and Peninsular Departments. Wilson & Sons, York, 1818. [Reprinted in facsimile for] David & Charles, [1969] Pp.(4)xii,532; a good copy in lightly soiled dust-wrapper. Includes Home Counties & South-West. £15 354 MILFORD, Nancy. Zelda. A Biography. Harper and Rowe, New York, 1970. FIRST EDITION; pp.xiv,424(1) ; 32 half-tone photographs and illustrations; a very good copy in repaired dust wrapper. £8 355 NEUMAN, George C. The History of Weapons of the American Revolution. Bonanza Books, 1967 Pp.viii,(1)373; half-tone illustrations and photographes throughout, a very good copy in dust wrapper. £6 356 PARTINGTON, J.R. MORGAN, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Frederick. A History of Greek Fire and Gunpowder. W. Heffer and Sons Ltd., 1960 FIRST EDITION, .pp.xvi,381; frontispiece and 21 half-tone illustrations, ex libris James Gow Mann K.C.V.O., inscribed by Mann, a good copy in slightly scuffed dust wrapper £30 357 PEELE, George. HORNE, David H. The Life and Minor Works of George Peele. Greenwood Press, Connecticut, 1978. Pp.xviii,305; 3 plates & facsimiles and several illustrations in text; a very good copy in original cloth of this reprint of the original 1952 edition. £15 358 PINBORG, Jan Medieval Semantics Variorum Reprints, 1984 c300pp.;very good in original blue cloth. £40 359 PIOZZI, Hester Lynch. Anecdotes of the late Samuel Johnson, during the last twenty years of his Life. Edited, with an Introduction, by S.C. Roberts. Cambridge. 1925. FIRST EDITION, pp.l,205; frontispiece; inscription erased from fly-leaf, otherwise well preserved in original cloth-backed decorated boards, paper label (spare at end). £10 360 [POPE, Alexander?] Characters and Observations. An 18th Century manuscript. With a Foreword by Lord Gorell. John Murray, 1930. FIRST EDITION, pp.xvi,296; two facsimile plates; a good copy in original buckram-backed boards, paper label; edges worn but sound. The first printing of a manuscript commonplace book which had been mailed to Murray's and was tentatively attributed to Pope. £15 361 PRITCHETT, V.S. Chekhov. A Spirit set Free. Random House, New York, 1988. First American Edition, pp.(4)235(2); very good in dust-wrapper. £4 362 PROTHERO, I.J. Artisans and Politics in early nineteenth-century London. John Gast and his Times. Dawson, 1979. FIRST EDITION, pp.xii,418; a good copy in dust-wrapper. 'The first full-length study of working-class movements in London between 1800 and the beginnings of Chartism in the later 1830s.' £15 363 REED, Henry. The Streets of Pompeii and other plays for radio. British Broadcasting Corporation, 1971. FIRST EDITION, pp.335; very good in slightly frayed dust-wrapper. Six plays with Italian themes. £10 364 RICHARD, Jean Croises, missionnaires et voyageurs. Les perspectives orientales du monde latin medieval. Variorum Reprints, 1983 C300pp; very good in original blue cloth. £35 365 SCOTT, A.C. The Kabuki Theatre of Japan. With illustrations by the author. George Allen & Unwin, 1955. FIRST EDITION, pp.317(3); 5 plates & various illustrations in text; very good in dust-wrapper. £20 366 SHAARA, Michael. The Killer Angels. A Novel of the Civil War. The Modern Library, New York. 2004 Pp..xx,337(3); a very good copy in dust -wrapper. £6 367 STEDMAN, John Gabriel. THOMPSON, Stanbury [Editor] The Journal of John Gabriel Stedman 1744-1797. Soldier and Author. Including an authentic account of his expedition to Surinam, in 1772. The Mitre Press, 1962. Pp.xxiv,437; frontispiece & 16 half-tone plates, 5 illustrations in text; a good copy in frayed dust-wrapper. £20 368 STEER, Philp Wilson. MacCOLL, D.S. Life Work and Setting of Philip Wilson Steer. With a full catalogue of paintings and list of watercolours in public collections by Alfred Yockney. Faber, 1946. Pp.xvi,240; 80 plates, many full-page; original cloth, differentially faded & marked but sound. Ex libris Jack Haste. £10 369 STEINBECK, John. The Moon is Down. A Novel. William Heinemann, 1942. FIRST EDITION, pp.(4)120; a very good copy in original cloth & frayed dust-wrapper. £25 370 STERN, S.M. ZIMMERMANN, F.W. Medieval arabic and Hebrew Thought Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £55 371 STRATOS, Andreas N Studies in 7th-Century Byzantine Political History Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £35 372 THURMAN, Judith. Isak Dinesen. The Life of a Storyteller. St. Martin's Press, New York, 1982 Pp.xvi,493; 24 half-tone photographs; a very good copy in slightly edge-rubbed dust wrapper. £15 373 TUCHMAN, Barbera W. The First Salute. A View of the American Revolution. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 1988. FIRST EDITION, pp.xiii,347(1) a very good copy in dust-wrapper. £8 374 VAJDA, Georges COTTART, Nicole La transmission du savoir en Islam (VIIe-XVIIIe siecles) Variorum Reprints, 1983 c300pp.; very good in original blue cloth. £75 375 WARHOL, Andy. The Philosophy of Andy Warhol. (From A to B and Back Again) Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York, 1975. FIRST EDITION, pp.(14)241; a very good copy in unclipped dust-wrapper. Inscribed on half-title to the eminent New York opthalmic surgeon Herschel Hood Boyd and his socialite wife Marilyn, 'to Marili and Hersch with love Andy Warhol' above and below characteristic Campbell's soup can doodle. £750 376 WAUGH, Evelyn. A Little Learning. The first volume of an autobiography. Chapman & Hall, 1964. FIRST EDITION, pp.(8)234; 12 plates; a near-fine copy in the dust-wrapper; ownership inscription of 'Richard Muir Wickham Place October 1964.' £30 377 WILSON, Angus. Hemlock and After. Secker & Warburg, 1952. FIRST EDITION, pp.246; a good copy in original cloth and lightly worn Ronald Searle dust-wrapper; frayed with slight loss (& repaired) along top edge. £10 378 WILSON, Angus. The Middle Age of Mrs Eliot. A novel. Secker & Warburg, 1958. FIRST EDITION, pp.430; a good copy in original boards & lightly marked dust-wrapper. £8 379 WILSON, Angus. No Laughing Matter. Secker & Warburg, 1967. FIRST EDITION, pp.464; a good copy in the dust-wrapper (rubbed at edges). £10 380 WILSON, Angus. The Old Men at the Zoo. Secker & Warburg, 1961. FIRST EDITION, pp.352; a very good copy in original boards & slightly soiled dust-wrapper which is a little darkened at spine. £15 381 WILSON, Angus. Setting the World on Fire. Secker & Warburg, 1980 FIRST EDITION, pp.296; very good in slightly creased dust-wrapper. £8 382 WOLFE, Thomas. The Letters of Thomas Wolfe. Collected and Edited, with an Introduction and Explanatory Text, by Elizabeth Nowell. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1984. Pp.xx,797; frontis. portrait; very good in dust-wrapper. £8 383 YEATS, W.B. GONNE, Maud. The Gonne-Yeats Letters 1893-1938. Edited by Anna MacBride White and A. Norman Jeffares. W.W. Norton & Co., New York, 1993. First American Edition, pp.xvi,544; 46 illustrations & facsimiles; very good in dust-wrapper. £8