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AUSTRALIAN BOOK AUCTIONS Pty. Ltd. A.B.N 60 088 582 030 A.C.N 088 582 030

Barbara Hince, Director Front cover: Lot 60 (part) Inside front cover: Lot 174 Jonathan Wantrup, Director Inside back cover: lots 22 and 24 Dr Gavin De Lacy, General Manager Lots 22 and 24 Back cover: Lot 173 AUSTRALIAN BOOK AUCTIONS

MAY GALLERY SALE

Voyages, Travels, Natural History, Military, Australiana, Literature, Books of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, Ephemera, Art Books, Angling books, &c., &c.

To be sold by auction in two sessions on Monday 23rd May 2016 at 6.30 pm, and Tuesday 24th May 2016 at 11.30 am

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First Session: Monday, 23rd May 2016 at 6.30 pm. Lots 1 – 223

Lots 1 – 33 Voyages and Travels Lots 34 – 54 Ephemera Lots 55 – 80 Natural History Lots 81 – 158 Military Lots 159 – 181 Children’s Books, including Ida Rentoul Outhwaite Lots 182 – 223 Literature

Second Session: Tuesday, 24th May 2016 at 11.30 am. Lots 224 – 408

Lots 224 – 243 Art, Architecture, &c. Lots 244 – 272 Angling Books Lots 273 – 362 General Australiana and Travel Lots 363 – 408 Quantity. Sold without reserve. Room buyers only.

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Up to $200 by $10s $5000 to $10,000 by $500s $200 to $500 by $20s $10,000 to $20,000 by $1000s $500 to $1000 by $50s $20,000 to $50,000 by $2000s $1000 to $2000 by $100s $50,000 to $100,000 by $5000s $2000 to $5000 by $200s Over $100,000 auctioneer’s discretion The only copy of this rare book that we have handled will be sold in June.

Full details to be announced soon. First Session: Monday, 23rd May 2016 at 6.30 pm. Lots 1 – 225

Voyages and Travels volume includes a long account of the expedition’s visit to Western Australia, with many illustrations. The third volume is almost entirely devoted to the visit to Hawaii, with many previously unpublished plates – the portraits and depictions of native customs are particularly important. Much of the fourth volume deals with the extended visit of the Uranie to New South Wales, again with many hitherto unpublished plates. Additional scientific notes in this work were contributed by Dominique François Jean Arago. Most sets appear to have a total of 60 plates in the four-volume Souvenirs. Chasses – Drames, the supplementary fifth volume was published in the following year by a different publisher and is quite rare. It comprises a selection of further illustrated reminiscences, many detailing close encounters with wild animals. First work: Bagnall, 124 (undescribed); Davidson, p. 112; Ferguson, 2689a(rev) (but not specifying plates); Forbes, 1134 (calling for 60 plates); Hill 2, 30 (noting 61 plates); Sabin, 1866. Second work: Davidson, p. 112; Ferguson, 2906aa; not in Forbes; not in Hill (but see note to Hill 2, 30); not in Sabin. Estimate $1000/2000

[2] ATKINSON, James. AN ACCOUNT OF THE STATE OF AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING IN NEW SOUTH [1] WALES; including observations on the soils and general ARAGO, Jacques Étienne Victor. SOUVENIRS D’UN appearance of the country, and some of its useful natural AVEUGLE. Voyage autour du monde par M. J. Arago, productions. Octavo, with four aquatint plates (three ouvrage enrichi de soixante Dessins et de Notes scientifiques handcoloured) and one plan, some offsetting, without the [together with] Souvenirs d’un Aveugle. Voyage autour du large folding view, but with the large folding engraved J. Monde, par M. Jacques Arago, Chasses. – Drame. Edition Cross map with outline colouring, the printed paper of the enrichie de 15 dessins. Four volumes, octavo, with 62 original covers laid down, first leaf of text remargined, in lithographed plates, [with] one volume, octavo, with 15 later half morocco, the Cowlishaw copy with bookplate. lithographed plates, some general foxing and browning, London, J. Cross, 1826. First edition: the very scarce first uniform early French quarter morocco, an attractive set. book on Australian agriculture, usually found without the Paris, Hortet et Ozanne, Éditeurs [and] H.L. Delloye, large folding panorama as here. Ferguson, 1054. Éditeur, 1839 – 1840. First edition: an extensive rewriting Estimate $3000/4000 and expansion of Arago’s earlier 1822 account of the Freycinet expedition in the Uranie, with numerous illustrations not included in the earlier work, this popular account is effectively a completely new work. The first [4] BARRINGTON, George. A VOYAGE TO NEW SOUTH WALES, with a description of the country; the manners, customs, religion, &c. of the natives, in the vicinity of Botany Bay. Duodecimo in sixes, text browned throughout as usual, final leaves waterstained, rear blank defective, sheep of the period. Philadelphia, Thomas Dobson, 1796. Rare first American edition of the Barrington voyage account. This was the second book on the colony published in America, preceded only by the 1789 New York edition of Tench's [3] narrative. Ferguson, 235. BARRINGTON, George. A VOYAGE TO NEW SOUTH Estimate $800/1200 WALES; With a Description of the Country; The Manners, Customs, Religion, &c. of the Natives, in the Vicinity of [5] Botany Bay. Octavo, bound with three small unrelated works BEECHEY, Frederick W. NARRATIVE OF A VOYAGE of the same period, contemporary marbled boards and half TO THE PACIFIC AND BEERING’S STRAIT to co-operate calf, front board detached, minor marginal worming of first with the Polar Expeditions: performed in His Majesty’s Ship gathering. London, Printed for the Proprietor; Sold by H. D. Blossom... in the years 1825, 26, 27, 28. Two parts in Symonds, 1795. The rare first edition of the 'Barrington' separate volumes, quarto, with three maps (two folding), 23 voyage account, published by a prominent London publisher plates, a little pale foxing of plates, an attractive and fresh of chapbooks and other cheaper books. Much news was copy in modern cloth-backed papered boards. London, Henry coming back to England by various sources which added to Colburn and Richard Bentley, 1831. The sought-after first the information provided by Hunter and Tench in 1793 but no edition, with the scientific papers that were omitted in the new books had been published to satisfy the public demand subsequent octavo editions. H.M.S. Blossom was sent to that clearly still existed, particularly among the less well-to- Bering Strait to wait for the arrival of Sir John Franklin’s do who could not afford the expensive quarto journals of the expedition searching for the Northwest passage. In the course First Fleet officers. Accordingly Symonds, leaning heavily on of this valuable voyage, H.M.S. Blossom visited Easter Hunter, used this scattered and often ephemeral material to Island, Pitcairn, the Mangareva Islands, the Tuamotus, Tahiti, compile this account of the voyage to Botany Bay and of and Hawaii, among others including San Francisco and eighteenth-century New South Wales which he published Okinawa. A significant part of the book is Beechey’s account under Barrington’s profitable name. Ferguson, 205; Garvey, of his visit to Pitcairn Island, where he met the last surviving AB1; Wantrup, 25, also p. 87 (supposition confirmed by Bounty mutineer, John Adams, who related a detailed account Garvey). of the Bounty mutiny and its aftermath, which Beechey Estimate $1000/1500 published in this book. Ferguson, 1418; Forbes, 772. Estimate $1200/1500 [8] BROWN, Robert. PRODROMUS FLORAE NOVAE HOLLANDIAE et Insulae Van-Diemen, exhibens characteres plantarum quas annis 1802-1805 per oras utriusque insulae collegit et descripsit Robertus Brown… Vol. I Octavo, stamp on title verso, early half calf, front board detached. London, J. Johnson, 1810. First edition. Based on the specimens collected by Sir Joseph Banks as well as on Brown's own observations with Matthew Flinders. Ferguson, 491. Estimate $500/800

[9] COOK. HAWKESWORTH, John. AN ACCOUNT OF THE VOYAGES undertaken by order of His Present Majesty for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere and successively performed by Commodore Byron, Captain Carteret, Captain Wallis, and Captain Cook... Three volumes, quarto, plates and charts (many folding), including the chart of the Straits of Magellan not issued with all copies, contemporary calf. London, W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1773. The first edition of the official account of Cook’s first voyage and the discovery of Eastern Australia. Edited from Cook’s journals by the scholar John Hawkesworth, volumes 2 and 3 comprise the account of Cook's voyage, while the first volume comprises the official accounts of the voyages of Byron, Wallis and Carteret. Although notable now as the official account of Cook's great voyage, Hawkesworth's compendium of this series of great voyages represents the highest achievements of eighteenth-century British maritime exploration. Bagnall, 2514; Beddie, 648; Hill 2, 782; Hocken, pp. 10 – 11; Holmes, 5; Kroepelien, 535; Sabin, 30934. Estimate $3000/5000

[6] [10] BEHRENS, Karl Friedrich. HISTOIRE DE COOK, Captain James. A VOYAGE TOWARDS THE L'EXPEDITION DE TROIS VAISSEAUX, envoyes par la SOUTH POLE and Round the World. Performed in His Compagnie des Indes Occidentales des Provinces-Unies, aux Majesty's Ships the Resolution and Adventure, in the Years Terres Australes en MDCCXXI. Two volumes, small octavo, 1772, 1773, 1774, and 1775. Written by James Cook, titles in red and black, pale staining to a few gatherings, an Commander of the Resolution. In which is included, Captain attractive, fresh copy, bound without the half-titles in mottled Furneaux's Narrative of his Proceedings in the Adventure calf of the period. The Hague, aux dépens de la Compagnie, During the Separation of the Ships... Two volumes, quarto, 1739. The first French (and preferred) edition of this account plates and charts (some folding), sprinkled calf of the period, of Jacob Roggeveen's 1721-22 Pacific voyage, written by the joints cracking and one board partly detached. London, commander of marines on the voyage. Roggeveen set out Printed for W. Strahan, and T. Cadell in the Strand, 1777. from the east to cross the Pacific in search of Terra Australis. First edition of Cook's second voyage, in a pleasant Although he failed in this, he made important discoveries – contemporary binding. Easter Island and Samoa. His voyage is one of the most Estimate $3000/5000 significant 18th-century Dutch voyages into the Pacific. Kroepelien, 70; Hill, 99; Sabin, 4379; see Tiele, 933. [11] Estimate $1500/3000 COOK, Captain James andCaptain James KING A VOYAGE TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. Undertaken by the [7] Command of His Majesty, For Making Discoveries in the BELCHER, Captain Sir Edward. NARRATIVE OF A Northern Hemisphere. To Determine the Position and Extent VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, PERFORMED IN HER of the West Side of North America; its Distance From Asia; MAJESTY’S SHIP SULPHUR, during the years 1836-1842, and the Practicability of a Northern Passage to Europe. including details of the naval operations in China, from Dec. Performed under the direction of Captains Cook, Clerke, and 1840, to Nov. 1841. Two volumes, octavo, engraved plates Gore, in His Majesty's Ships the Resolution and Discovery. In and folding maps, a few spots of foxing, rebound and with the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780. Three volumes, modern endpapers, preserving early spines, the Mabel quarto, 24 engraved plates and maps (some folding), Brookes copy with bookplate. London, Henry Colburn, 1843. contemporary tree calf, some cracking of joints, one spine First edition: between 1835 and 1842, over seven years, with loss of surface. London, Printed by W. and A. Strahan Belcher completed the hydrographic survey and explorsation for G. Nicol and T. Cadell, 1784. First edition of Cook's third of the west coast of America that had been begun with King voyage, without separate atlas: in handsome early binding. and Fitzroy (and Darwin) in the Beagle a few years before. Estimate $2400/3200 Estimate $600/800 [12] COOK. PINGO, Lewis. THE ROYAL SOCIETY MEDAL. Bronze issue. Bronze medal, 43 mm (diameter), bust of Captain James Cook, with Britannia on verso. London, Royal Society, 1784. The Royal Society’s memorial to the greatest navigator of the eighteenth century, commissioned largely due to the energy of Sir Joseph Banks, who ensured the production of the medal coincided with the publication of the official account of the third voyage, late issues and editions of which include a vignette of this medal on the title-page. This is one of 577 bronze medals produced for distribution to fellows of the Royal Society. Beddie 2795; see also L. Richard Smith, The Royal Society Cook Medal, Sydney, 1982. Estimate $400/800

[13] COOK. PINGO, Lewis. THE ROYAL SOCIETY MEDAL. Silver issue. Silver medal, 43 mm (diameter), bust of Captain James Cook, with Britannia on verso. London, Royal Society, 1784. The Royal Society’s memorial to the greatest navigator of the eighteenth century, commissioned largely due to the energy of Sir Joseph Banks, who ensured the production of the medal coincided with the publication of the official account of the third voyage, late issues and editions of which include a vignette of this medal on the title-page. This is one of 322 silver medals sold only by subscription. Beddie 2790; see also L. Richard Smith, The Royal Society Cook Medal, Sydney, 1982. Estimate $1200/2400

[14] DELANO, Amasa. A NARRATIVE OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres: comprising Three Voyages round the World; together with a Voyage of Survey and Discovery, in the Pacific Ocean and Oriental Islands. Octavo, with frontispiece portrait and one other plate and a folding chart with views of Pitcairn Island, paper discoloured as usual, occasional pale stain, early calf. Boston, E.G. House, 1817. First edition. The narrative of three important Pacific voyages undertaken by Amasa third voyage, published two years before the official account Delano, an American sea captain, between 1790 and 1807. In in contravention of Admiralty orders. “William Ellis, a the course of his voyages he visited, among other places, New surgeon’s mate and talented amateur artist, was first on the Guinea, Timor, Borneo, India, Chile, Hawaii, China and, on Discovery and on February 16, 1779, was discharged to the his third voyage, Australia. Perhaps the most important Resolution. His descriptions reflect his artist’s eye and form section of the book is that dealing with the Bounty mutiny an important supplement to the official account...” (Forbes). and the discovery of the survivors on Pitcairn Island. The beautiful series of plates are after Ellis’s drawings and Ferguson, 673; Forbes, 463. his illustrations of the Hawaiian Islands, Alaska and the Estimate $200/400 American Northwest are among the earliest published. Beddie, 1599; Davidson, p. 65-6; Forbes, 41; Hill 2, 555; [15] Holmes, 42; Kroepelien, 399; Sabin, 22333. ELLIS, William. AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE OF A Estimate $800/1200 VOYAGE performed by Captain Cook and Captain Clerke, in His Majesty's Ships Resolution and Discovery, during the [16] Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780; in search of a FORSTER, Johann Reinhold. OBSERVATIONS MADE North-West Passage between the Continents of Asia and DURING A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD on Physical America. Including a faithful Account of all their Geography, Natural History and Ethic Philosophy. Quarto, Discoveries, and the unfortunate Death of Captain Cook... folding table and folding map, list of subscribers, rebacked Two volumes, octavo, with folding chart of "… Tracts and and recornered, contemporary tree calf. London, G. Discoveries in the Pacific Ocean" (with short neatly repaired Robinson, 1778. First edition: with the rare folding map, tear), and 21 plates, p. 319 misnumbered as always, with the printed without imprint and not mentioned in the text, that is half-titles in each volume; some pale staining in margins, found in only some copies. A pioneer work on the modern calf, new endpapers. London, Printed for G. anthropology of the Pacific by the naturalist on Cook's second Robinson, J. Sewell and J. Debrett, 1782. First edition of this voyage. It was intended as part of the official narrative but important and substantial ‘unauthorised’ narrative of Cook’s was rejected by the Earl of Sandwich. Forster then had it printed on his own account. Beddie, 1262; Holmes, 29; Renard, 550; Rosove, 140.A1; Spence, 467. Estimate $1500/2000

[17] DUTTON, Henry Hampden. ACROSS AUSTRALIA BY MOTOR. Oblong duodecimo, 51 leaves of captioned photographic plates, and a folding map, original green wrappers. Adelaide, J. L. Bonython & Co., [1909]. Rare: only edition of this private publication produced for family use as a record of the first crossing of the continent by automobile. An interesting family presentation copy, with a long narrative manuscript inscription recounting the story of the expedition by Helen Dutton (Mrs. Helen Blackburn), the daugher of H.H. Dutton. Included with the book is a holograph letter from Helen Dutton to the recipient, dated 27 August 1975, presenting the book and apologising for the long delay ("the [19] delay being finding time to put the facts on the front page!"). GREGORY, John Walter. THE DEAD HEART OF Dutton, a scion of the notable Adelaide family, made this AUSTRALIA: A Journey around Lake Eyre in the summer of historic trip from Adelaide to Port Darwin accompanied by 1901-1902, with some account of the Lake Eyre Basin and his mechanic, Murray Aunger, in a 25-horsepower Clement- the Flowing Wells of Central Australia. Octavo, with 16 Talbot over 51 days between 30 June and 20 August, 1908. A leaves of plates, six folding coloured maps, and one full-page postscript to Helen Dutton's letter notes the intriguing fact map (“Map of Lake Torrens according to Eyre and Sturt”, that "Many of his best photos disappeared mysteriously facing page 252 but not included in the list of maps and before the book could be printed". plates), original brown cloth with photographic onlay on the Estimate $1000/1500 front board, Davidson copy with bookplate. London, John Murray, 1906. First edition, the primary issue. The formal narrative of Gregory’s expedition to the Central Australian deserts with students and colleagues from the University of [18] Melbourne. The Dead Heart Expedition was the first major GREY, George. JOURNALS OF TWO EXPEDITIONS OF scientific exploration of the new century and made important DISCOVERY in North-West and Western Australia… during contributions to the understanding of that inhospitable region. the years 1837, 38, and 39... Describing many newly Gregory was the first to use the phrase ‘Dead Heart’ to discovered, important, and fertile Districts, with Observations describe Australia’s arid centre, an expression that has on the moral and physical Condition of the Aboriginal entered the language. Inhabitants, &c. &c. Two volumes, octavo, with the two large Estimate $400/600 folding maps bound in, complete with 22 plates (six coloured), the plates with a little foxing and marking, early marbled boards and half morocco. London, T. & W. Boone, 1841. First edition of a classic Western Australian exploration account. Ferguson, 3228; Wantrup 131 (miscounting plates in the second volume). Estimate $600/900 [20] [24] HORN SCIENTIFIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION. MAWSON, Douglas. THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARD: SPENCER, Walter Baldwin (editor). REPORT OF THE Being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, WORK OF THE HORN SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION TO 1911 – 1914. Two volumes, thick octavo, titles printed in two CENTRAL AUSTRALIA. Part I. – Introduction, Narrative, colours, coloured and black & white plates (some folding), Summary of Results, Supplement to Zoological Report, Map; illustrations, maps (three folding maps in pocket at rear of Part II. – Zoology; Part III. – Geology and Botany; Part IV. – volume II), original silver pictorial dark blue cloth, blue tops, Anthropology. Four parts in four volumes, quarto, bottom edges untrimmed, a particularly fine, crisp and clean corrigenda leaf in volume two, with in total 47 lithographed set, with the extremely rare dustwrappers (these with plates after Spencer, Robert Wendel and others (nine folding comparatively minor loss at the edges). London, William and 15, including three of birds, in colour), 22 photographic Heinemann, 1915. First edition: with the utterly rare plates, a large folding lithographed map (archivally-sealed dustwrappers – a fabled Antarctic rarity – only two of which tears at the stub), woodcuts in the text, original blue (variants) could be located in the course of Rosove's buckram, gilt, entirely uncut. London and Melbourne, Dulau extensive research, both copies in the Franklin Brooke- and Co., Melville, Mullen and Slade, 1896. Presentation copy Hitching collection. None of the other important Antarctic with a signed inscription from Spencer to the South collections to have been sold in recent years have included a Australian Government Geologist, L. Keith Ward. First copy of Mawson with the dustwrappers; nor are they found in edition of this outstanding scientific record of the Horn the well-publicised Taurus collection, which specifically Expedition, the most comprehensive record of a scientific sought dustwrappered copies. This edition not in ANB; expedition undertaken in Australia in the nineteenth century. Richards, 337; Renard, 1022; Rosove, 217.A1 (dustwrapper Ferguson, 16071; Greenway, 8672. a); Spence, 774. Estimate $2000/3000 Illustrated inside back cover. Estimate $4000/5000

[21] [25] HORN SCIENTIFIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION. MAWSON, Douglas. THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARD: WINNECKE, Charles. JOURNAL, ETC., OF THE HORN Being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, SCIENTIFIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL 1911 – 1914. Two volumes, thick octavo, titles printed in two AUSTRALIA (with plates and plans). 1894. Foolscap folio, colours, coloured and black & white plates (some folding), with large folding map, three folding charts and 13 leaves of illustrations, maps (three folding maps in pocket at rear of photographic plates, fine copy in later half calf. Adelaide, volume II), original silver pictorial dark blue cloth, blue tops, C.E. Bristow, Government Printer, 1896. First edition of bottom edges untrimmed, a particularly fine, crisp and clean Winnecke’s leader’s narrative. This printing was suppressed set. London, William Heinemann, 1915. First edition. The by the premier, following personal representations from classic account of Mawson's first expedition, an epic of William Austin Horn, the expedition’s financier, after endurance which, together with his subsequent work in the Winnecke and Horn had fallen out over finances. Antarctic, forms the most significant basis to Australia's Estimate $600/900 claim to its extensive Antarctic Territory. Mawson's book includes a self-effacing account of his epic journey across five hundred kilometres of Adelie Land in 1912, without a [22] tent and most of his food, one of the great feats of human JACK, Robert Logan. NORTHMOST AUSTRALIA: Three endurance. Renard, 1021-2; Rosove, 217.A1; Spence, 774. centuries of exploration, discovery, and adventure in and Estimate $2000/3000 around the Cape York Peninsula, Queensland… Two volumes, octavo, plates, maps in back endpockets, original green cloth with dustwrappers. London, Simpkin, Marshall, [26] Hamilton, Kent & Co., 1921. First edition: rare with the MARTIN, John. AN ACCOUNT OF THE NATIVES OF dustwrappers. Exploration of Cape York, including the first- THE TONGA ISLANDS, in the south Pacific Ocean... By hand narrative of Logan Jack’s own expeditions and many William Mariner. Two volumes, octavo, old stamps on other accounts otherwise unpublished. frontispiece and titles, early half calf and marbled boards. Illustrated inside back cover. London, Murray, 1818. Second edition, with additions. Estimate $800/1000 Estimate $200/300

[27] [23] MITCHELL, Thomas Livingstone. JOURNAL OF AN KEPPEL, Capt. Henry. A VISIT TO THE INDIAN EXPEDITION INTO THE INTERIOR OF TROPICAL ARCHIPELAGO, in H.M. Ship Maeander with portions of AUSTRALIA... Octavo, frontispiece and lithographed the private journal of Sir James Brooke. Oblong quarto, six plates, seven maps (four folding), original embossed cloth, tinted lithographs, foxed and stained, original titling- gilt, Wantrup copy with booklabel. London, Longmans, 1848. wrappers, signed by John Lane Mullins, with inked library First edition. This was Mitchell’s full narrative of his fourth number. London, Richard Bentley, 1853. and last expedition. The fine lithographed plates after Estimate $300/500 Mitchell’s own drawings show his work as a topographical artist at its best. Ferguson, 4828; Wantrup, 129. Estimate $400/600 [28] MUSGRAVE, Thomas. CASTAWAY ON THE AUCKLAND ISLES: A Narrative of the Wreck of the "Grafton"... Edited by J. Shillinglaw. Octavo, double-page map, bound with the original wrappers in early binder's cloth (spine split along joint). Melbourne, H.T. Dwight, 1865. Uncommon. Edited by Shillinglaw from Musgrave's journals of twenty months' ordeal of the crew. Musgrave's journals were written in seal's blood. Ferguson, 13030. Estimate $200/400

[30] TERRY, Frederic C. THE PARRAMATTA RIVER ILLUSTRATED BY F.C. TERRY [wrapper title]. Oblong quarto, six tinted lithographs, foxed and marked, original titling-wrappers, signed by John Lane Mullins, with small inked library number. Sydney, Lith[ographed by] J. Degotardi & Co., n.d. circa 1860. One of the rarest of all colonial view books. Published by Terry on his own account and accordingly distributed somewhat haphazardly, this is a piece of exceptional rarity. Ferguson, 16966; not in Wantrup. On Terry see further ADB, 6:256-7 and Kerr, pp. 784-6. Estimate $1500/3000

[31] O'HARA, James. THE HISTORY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Octavo, an uncut copy with the half-title, original boards (some marking) with later vellum spine and corners, the first and final few gatherings with pale marking. London, J. Hatchard, 1818. The first general history of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land that is not merely a compilation. "The first true history of the colony... O'Hara provides the best picture of the first half of Macquarie's rule, the Golden Age, that we have between two covers" (Wantrup). This is the "second" (i.e. third) edition: all [29] editions are scarce. Ferguson, 725; see Wantrup, 40. PHILLIP, Arthur. EXTRACTS OF LETTERS FROM Estimate $400/600 ARTHUR PHILLIP, ESQ. Governor of New South Wales, to Lord Sydney; to which is annexed a description of Norfolk Island, by Philip Gidley King, Esq. and An Account of Expences incurred in transporting Convicts to New South [32] Wales [bound with] Copies and Extracts of Letters from PENNANT, Thomas. THE VIEW OF INDIA EXTRA Governor Phillip, giving an account of the nature and fertility GANGEM, CHINA, AND JAPAN [with] The View of the of the land in and adjoining to any settlement in New South Malayan Isles, New Holland, and the Spicy Islands. Two Wales… Two works, quarto, together in old marbled volumes in one, quarto, two engraved folding maps wrappers, bottom half of the second title-page defective. (including New Holland), period diced calf, rebacked. London, J. Debrett, 1791-92. Rare: an unusual volume, London, John White, 1800. + PENNANT, Thomas. The comprising both of the first editions of Governor Phillip's View of Hindoostan, Vols. I and II. London, Henry Hughs, letters and dispatches from the colony that were published 1798. Two volumes in one, quarto, engraved folding map, 21 subsequent to Stockdale's publication of the governor's engraved plates, one folding and one handcoloured, two official papers and reports in Phillip's Voyage of 1789. In engraved headpieces, matching binding. addiiton to Phillip's own reports is a description of Norfolk Estimate $500/800 Island by Lieut-Governor Philip Gidley King, dated 10 January 1791. Ferguson, 116 and 144; Wantrup, 9 and 12. Estimate $6000/8000 Ephemera

[34] JOHNSON, Amy. “JOHNNIE, OUR AEROPLANE GIRL.” [and B side] “A Lone Girl Flyer.” Sung by Art Leonard. 10” bakelite 78 rpm record, in the original printed sleeve. [Sydney], Regal Records, circa 1930. Rare. Amy Johnson was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia, a feat she achieved in 19 days in 1930. Her theme tune, "A Lone Girl Flyer", was written by Jack O’Hagan. Regal record (T948-9) G20717. (Regal Records was an imprint of Columbia Records Aust.). Estimate $60/90

[35] MISCELLANEOUS. SMALL COLLECTION of mainly Australian interest, 19th and 20th centuries. Estimate $50/80

[36] SWANSTON, Charles. TWO MANUSCRIPT LETTERS TO THE VICTORIAN PIONEER CHARLES SWANSTON, one undated from Matthew Forster advising on the form of an application to the Lieutenant Governor, single page, quite creased; the second from Lewis Gilles at Launceston, 9 July 1840, referring to Gardiner, Joseph Archer, the prospectus for the Colonial Bank, &c., 3 pages, a small piece lost from the fold. Estimate $200/400

[37] BRODIE, Alexander (photographer). SYDNEY AND ENVIRONS. Oblong folio album, fifty albumen paper prints (generally 230 x 295 mm), mounted, the backing sheets foxed, finely bound in decorated red morocco, all edges gilt. [Sydney, circa 1877]. A fine, large album in a Turner and [33] Henderson presentation binding of red morocco. WITHERS, William Bramwell. THE HISTORY OF Estimate $1200/1500 BALLARAT, from the First Pastoral Settlement to the Present Time. Octavo, pp. [ii] (Key to the view), xvi, 216; errata slip, folding panorama, 18 plates (six double-page), [38] errata slip, additional chromolithographed title and four YACHTING. ROBINSON, H.E.C. PORT JACKSON & actual photographs mounted as additional illustrations, a few MIDDLE HARBOUR, ALSO PARRAMATTA & LANE very pale spots but uncommonly fine in the fugitive original COVE RIVERS. Colour lithographed map, mounted on plum cloth, spine very lightly and evenly sunned. Ballarat, linen and dissected into 15 sections, folding into early The "Ballarat Star" Office, 1870. The rare special extra- lettered morocco covers with 2 other folding plans in colour. illustrated issue in uncommonly good condition. Printed on Sydney, 1893. Early and attractive yachting map which shows large paper (215 x 135 mm) with four additional actual the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron and Prince Alfred Yacht photographs, mounted on separate sheets and titled in print Club racing courses. below the image. The photographs are: a composite Estimate $150/300 photograph of early Ballarat settlers; a photograph of Governor La Trobe; a photograph of Governor Hotham; and a photograph of Peter Lalor. In this extra-illustrated issue the [39] list of illustrations on pages xv-xvi of the preliminaries differs NEW SOUTH WALES. A GOOD COLLECTION of 14 from that in the ordinary issues, having been reset to include extracts from British journals of the late 18th and early 19th the four additional photographs. This issue is said to have centuries dealing with New South Wales, including two been limited to 100 copies. Ferguson, 18714; Holden, 127. plates (one folding). 14 pieces, octavo, disbound, fine. Estimate $2000/4000 London, 1786 – circa 1820. Extracts from various journals, the largest number appear to be from the Annual Register. Estimate $150/200 [40] [46] WILLIAMS, R.M. THE BUSHMAN'S HANDCRAFTS. GAME BOARD. ANTARCTIC BOARD GAME. Folding Octavo, pp. 130 (last blank), text printed in red and black game board, 450 x 290 mm, printed in colour. [London?], throughout, with very numerous photographic and line-drawn circa 1913. Depicts Scott reaching the South Pole. illustrations throughout), original grained leather boards, Estimate $80/120 ruled in blind and with the R.M. Williams logo in gilt. Adelaide, Printed for the Author by The Advertiser Printing [47] Office, 1944. Extremely scarce and very early piece by the GAME BOARD. ÜBER LAND UND MEER. Lehrreiches man who would come to epitomise rural chic, establishing his Gesellschafts-Spiel für Jung und Alt. Includes six map sheets, brand as a leading fashion label as well as the premier counters in two envelopes and instruction sheet in original working stockman's outfitter. pictorial box. N.p., circa 1890. Maps include 'Ausralien und Estimate $120/180 Oceanien'. Estimate $100/200 [41] FEDERATION. SYDNEY MORNING HERALD. [48] Wednesday January 2, 1901 [banner title]. Small quarto, pp. LAWSON. CORBETT, L. 'THE SLIPRAILS AND THE 16, very numerous line-drawn illustrations, light soiling and SPUR' Decorated by L. Corbett. Oblong foolscap folio, ink minor edge-wear. Sydney, 2 January, 1901. Extremely manuscript, tipped-in original watercolour illustrations, scarce: souvenir printing on fine paper and very much original ribbon tied wrappers. Circa 1940s. Unpublished reduced. The issue is devoted to the ceremonies marking the amateur curiosity . + A similar unfinished work in the same swearing-in of the Governor-General and the Inauguration of format. the Commonwealth in Sydney, with much illustration. Estimate $200/300 Estimate $60/90

[42] [49] FEDERATION. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH (Sydney). LONSDALE & BARTHOLOMEW LTD. SALESMAN'S COMMONWEALTH NUMBER. The Daily Telegraph. SAMPLE ALBUM. Art Private Greeting Cards – Lonsdale & Second Edition. Wednesday, January 2, 1901 [banner title]. Bartholomew Limited. Australian salesman's sample album, Quarto, pp. 24, illustrated with woodcuts, some full-page, circa 1930s, featuring about 135 specimen Christmas and early edge-wear and other signs of general use. Sydney, 2 New Year cards, and calendars. January, 1901. Rare: souvenir printing on good quality paper Estimate $100/200 and very much reduced to demy quarto format. The issue is devoted to the ceremonies marking the swearing-in of the [50] Governor-General and the Inauguration of the MELBA, Dame Nellie. A VERY GOOD GROUP of about Commonwealth in Sydney, with much illustration, some full- eight programmes for Melba concerts, 1914 – 1928. page. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $80/120 [51] [43] MELBA, Dame Nellie. VIEWS OF WARBURTON HANDEL, G.F. SUITES DE PIECES POUR LE DISTRICT Presented to Madame Melba as a token of regard, CLAVECIN. Oblong quarto, two volumes in one, engraved by the Joint Committees whose Societies benefited by a throughout, lacking Volume I title and part of the first leaf, a Concert most kindly given by her at Warburton. 16 Sept few marginal repairs and strengthening, one leaf with pen 1914. Twenty captioned photographs in oblong quarto stock and ink manuscript overlaid to three lines, front endpaper album (some damage on spine). 1914. taped, later quarter roan. London, John Walsh, n.d., circa Estimate $200/300 1733-6. Bound in at the end of the volume is the same publisher’s edition of Handel’s SIX FUGUES or Voluntarys [52] for the Organ or Harpsichord (Troisième Ouvrage). MELBOURNE HARBOUR TRUST. A COLLECTION Estimate $150/300 OF PLANS relating to the Port of Melbourne in (broken) cloth folder. [44] Estimate $150/300 HAY, John H. Finlay (editor). GOLF IN AUSTRALIA: The Standard Golf Journal of Australia. Vol. 1, No. 1. [53] Quarto, illustrations throughout, original illustrated SHEET MUSIC. CAMPBELL, Vera E. (illustrator), wrappers. Sydney, 8 February, 1923. Rare: the first issue of Nicholas ROBINS (composer), and Herbert C BAILEY the first golfing journal published in Australia. (lyrics by). MANLY BY THE SEA [wrapper title]. Folio, pp. Estimate $60/90 8 (including colour-pictorial titling-wrappers), musical score, short clean tear in the blank bottom margin. Sydney, The [45] Manly Daily Print, circa 1923. Scarce: Vera Campbell's HUTCHEON, E.H. A HISTORY OF QUEENSLAND striking and evocative cover illustration of Sydney's famous CRICKET. Octavo, illustrations, loosely inserted errata, beach is sought after and many copies have been cannibalised original cloth. Brisbane, V.E. Martin, circa 1947. for framing this cover. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $50/80 [54] [60] [BURKE, Robert O'Hara]. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH of HOCHHÄUSLER, M. (artist). SERIES OF THIRTY the popular actress and singer Julia Mathews. Carte-de-visite WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS OF AUSTRALIAN AND size, mounted on plain card. Burke is said to have been PACIFIC FAUNA, circa 1855, with German captions in ink, infatuated with Mathews, proposing to her in 1860. one signed in pencil, sheet size 230 x 180mm., in uniform Estimate $100/200 window mounts. A group of attractive mid-nineteenth century images. Illustrated on the front cover (part). Estimate $1000/2000 Natural History [61] JARDINE, Sir William. THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY. Ornithology. Humming-birds Vols. I and II. Two volumes small octavo, handcoloured plates, early half calf. [55] Edinburgh, W. H. Lizars, 1833. + Five further works from the BEWICK, Thomas. HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS, the same series, all but one in matching binding: Gallinaceous Figures Engraved on Wood... Two volumes, octavo, later half Birds (v. 1, 1836), Pigeons (1835), Parrots (1836), Birds of leather. Newcastle, Sol. Hodgson et al., and R. E. Bewick, Western Africa (2 vols., 1837), and Sunbirds (n.d.). + Three 1797-1832. Mixed edition. small natural history works, one of them with handcoloured Estimate $200/400 plates. Estimate $500/700

[56] BLEEKER, P. OVER EENIGE VISSCHEN van Van [62] Diemensland Quarto, folding plate, original wrappers (worn KENNEDY, William, and PROUT, Samuel. THE on spine). Amsterdam, C.G. Van Der Post 1855. Scarce. CONTINENTAL ANNUAL, and Romantic Cabinet, for Estimate $100/200 1832. Octavo, engraved plates, rebound preserving original leathers, modern endpapers, all edges gilt. London, Smith, Elder, and Co., 1832. + REYNOLDS., Frederic Mansel. The [57] Keepsake for MDCCCXXIX. Octavo, plates, some staining, BUFFON, G. BARR'S BUFFON. BUFFON'S NATURAL early marbled boards and half calf. HISTORY, containing a theory of the earth, a general history Estimate $80/120 of man, of the brute creation, and of vegetables, minerals, &c. &c., from the French, with notes by the translator. Octavo, ten volumes, handcoloured engraved plates, period mottled [63] calf, rebacked. London, H. D. Symonds, 1797. + BUFFON, LABILLARDIERE, J. J. NOVAE HOLLANDIAE G. Natural History of Birds, Fish, Insects and Reptiles. PLANTARUM SPECIMEN, with an Introduction by F. A. Octavo, handcoloured engraved plates, six volumes in Stafleu. Quarto, plates, original cloth. Lehre, Cramer, and matching binding. London, H. D. Symonds, 1808. others, 1966. Facsimile edition. Estimate $400/600 Estimate $100/200

[58] [64] DUPPA, Richard. THE CLASSES AND ORDERS OF THE LEWIN, John William. A NATURAL HISTORY of the LINNAEAN SYSTEM OF BOTANY, illustrated by select Birds of New South Wales... Introduction and bibliographical specimens of foreign and indigenous plants. Three volumes, descriptions by Allan McEvey. Large quarto, 28 coloured octavo, 235 handcoloured and 3 engraved plates, tissue- plates (without the two extra proof plates), original guards foxed, plates clean, early polished calf, gilt, spines publisher's polished morocco, gilt, and lettered cloth tanned. London, T. Bensley for Longman, Hurst, Rees and bookform box. Melbourne, Queensberry Hill Press, 1978. others, 1816. Facsimile edition, limited to 500 copies. Estimate $1200/1800 Estimate $200/300

[59] [65] GREENE, William Thomas. PARROTS IN CAPTIVITY, MAIDEN, J.H. THE FLOWERING PLANTS AND FERNS With notes on several species by the Hon. and Rev. F. G. OF NEW SOUTH WALES… Part I – VII [complete]. Dutton... Illustrated with coloured plates. Three volumes, Quarto, twenty-eight coloured plates, all seven parts in large octavo, with 71 only (of 81) colour-printed wood- original front wrappers, six of the seven bound together in engraved plates, some finished by hand, original blind- modern morocco, Part V loose, occasional foxing of plate stamped cloth, decorated with gilt macaw, boards of the first versos or text, overall in good state. Sydney, Government volume marked. London, George Bell and Sons, 1884-1887. Printer, 1895-1898. Ferguson, 12183. + With duplicate Lacks ten plates from Volume 3: sold not subject to return. copies of Parts VI and VII (original wrappers). Estimate $800/1200 Estimate $500/700 Lot 59 Lot 77 [66] [71] MARTYN, Thomas (translator). LETTERS ON THE MORRIS, Rev. F. O. A HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS. ELEMENTS OF BOTANY, addressed to a Lady by the Six volumes, octavo, hand coloured plates, original cloth, gilt celebrated J. J. Rousseau, translated ... With notes and and decorated. London, Bell and Daldy, 1870. Second tweonty-four additional letters ... By Thomas Martyn ... Fifth edition. edition [bound with] Thirty-eight Plates with Explanations, Estimate $200/400 intended to illustrate Linnaeus's System of Vegetables, and particularly adapted to the Letters on the Elements of Botany. [72] Octavo, 38 handcoloured engraved plates by Nodder, one MULSANT, E. LETTRES A JULIE SUR with a short split, the two works together in contemporary L'ENTOMOLOGIE. Two volumes, octavo, handcoloured sprinkled calf, rebacked: a handsome item. London, B. And J. engraved plates, early calf, boards with gilt frame, all edges White, 1796, and London, B. White and Son, 1799. marbled. Lyon, Louis Babeuf, and Paris, Treuttel and Wirtz, Estimate $400/600 1830. Estimate $150/200 [67] MARTYN, Thomas (translator). THIRTY-EIGHT [73] PLATES WITH EXPLANATIONS, intended to illustrate PHILLIPS, Henry. HISTORY OF CULTIVATED Linnaeus's System of Vegetables, and particularly adapted to VEGETABLES; comprising their botanical, medicinal, the Letters on the Elements of Botany. Octavo, 38 edible, and chemical qualities; natural history; and relation to handcoloured engraved plates by Nodder, a pure copy in art, science, and commerce. Two volumes, octavo, early calf, contemporary sprinkled calf. London, B. White and Son, Signet Library stamp on boards, and with their shelf label, 1788. First edition. rebacked. London, Henry Colburn and Co., 1822. Estimate $300/400 Estimate $150/200

[68] [74] MEREDITH. TWAMLEY, Louisa Anne. OUR WILD PRICE-JONES, Humphrey. AUSTRALIAN BIRDS OF FLOWERS Familiarly Described and Illustrated… The Plates PREY. Folio, plates, publisher's leather with coloured label after the Author's Drawings… Second Edition. Duodecimo in inset on front board, in (marked) cloth slipcase. Lane Cove, sixes, with 12 fine handcoloured botanical plates after the Doubleday, 1983. Limited edition of 250 copies with a print author's drawings, contemporary green morocco, rear joint signed by the artist. + GREEN, J. F. Ocean Birds. Quarto, with a split, decorated in gilt, all edges gilt. London, Charles coloured plates, small library stamps, later half calf. London, Tilt, 1839. Second edition. R. H. Porter, 1887. Estimate $200/300 Estimate $80/120 [75] [69] ROWDEN, Frances Arabella. A POETICAL MEREDITH. TWAMLEY, Louisa Anne. OUR WILD INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF BOTANY. Octavo, FLOWERS Familiarly Described and Illustrated… The Plates worn calf. London, T. Bensley, for White's and Hookham's, after the Author's Drawings. Duodecimo in sixes, with 12 fine 1801. + TYAS, Rev. R. The Wild Flowers of England. handcoloured botanical plates after the author's drawings, Octavo, handcoloured engraved plates, later half leather and contemporary red morocco, both boards decorated in gilt, all binder's cloth. London, Houlston and Wright, 1859. First and edges gilt. London, Charles Tilt, 1839. Rare first edition of Second Series together. this early work by Louisa Anne Meredith, one of several Estimate $60/80 beautifully illustrated botanical works she published just prior to her marriage to her cousin, Charles Meredith, and their [76] emigration to Van Diemen's Land. SMITH, Sir James Edward. AN INTRODUCTION TO Estimate $200/300 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SYSTEMATICAL BOTANY. Octavo, fifteen handcoloured engraved plates (one browned, [70] the balance clean), early marbled boards and half calf, front MEREDITH. TWAMLEY, Louisa Anne. THE board detached. London, Longman, Rees, Orme and others, ROMANCE OF NATURE, or the Flower-Seasons Illustrated, 1827. Sixth edition. the plates engraved after original drawings from nature by the Estimate $60/80 author. Octavo, with illustrated title-page and 26 handcoloured plates, original publisher's gilt-decorated and [77] embossed dark green morocco, rebacked. London, Charles STEPHENSON, John and CHURCHILL, James. Tilt, 1836. Rare early work by Louisa Anne Meredith, one of MEDICAL BOTANY: or illustrations and descriptions of the several beautifully illustrated botanical works she published medicinal plants of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin just prior to her marriage to her cousin, Charles Meredith, and Phramacopoeias. Two volumes, octavo, 186 handcoloured their emigration to Van Diemen's Land. Signed by Chas. engraved plates, including 5 double-page and 2 folding, Twamley. + A copy of Meredith's NOTES AND SKETCHES intermittent pale foxing (generally on tissue-guards), an OF NEW SOUTH WALES (1844) bound with another title, attractive set in early half calf and marbled boards. London, early half calf. John Churchill, 1831. Nissen, 1891. Estimate $300/400 Estimate $1500/2000 [78] [84] WATERHOUSE, G.R. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ANZAC. ANZAC MEMORIAL DAY. 25th April 1918. MARSUPIALIA or Pouched Animals. Octavo, portrait, title Oblong octavo, illustrations, stapled in original colour vignette, and 35 handcoloured engraved plates, original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, Victorian Branch, R.S. & cloth. Edinburgh, W. H. Lizars, 1841. Ferguson, 3325. S.I.L.A., 1917. + ANZAC MEMORIAL DAY, 25 April Estimate $200/300 1919. Melbourne, Osboldstone & Co for R.S. & S.I.L.A., 1919. Octavo, illustrated throughout, original colour pictorial [79] wrappers.The 1919 Anzac Day was the first since the Peace. WHITE, Gilbert. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF + FOR THE FLAG. Melbourne, D.W. Paterson, 1918. SELBORNE. To which are added, The Naturalist's Calendar, Octavo, illustrated throughout, original colour pictorial Miscellaneous Observations, and Poems. A new edition, with wrappers. engravings. Two volumes, octavo, four engraved plates Illustrated at lot 96 (part). including handcoloured frontispiece, a handsome set in Estimate $150/200 recent marbled boards and half calf. London, George Routledge & Co., 1854. [85] Estimate $100/200 AUSTIN, Victor. TO KOKODA AND BEYOND: The Story of the 39th Battalion 1941-1943. Octavo, with maps and [80] illustrations; original boards with dustwrapper. Melbourne, WOODS, Julian E. Tenison-. NORTH AUSTRALIA: Its Melbourne University Press, 1988. First edition. Trigellis- Physical Geography and Natural History. Octavo, fine copy Smith, 433. + APLIN, Douglas. RABAUL: 1942. Octavo, in recent quarter morocco.. Adelaide, Government Printer, illustrations; original boards with dustwrapper. Melbourne, 1864. First edition: very scarce. Ferguson, 18807. 2/22nd Battalion A.I.F. Lark Force Association, 1980. First Estimate $100/200 edition: 2/22nd Battalion, Lark Force; also No 1 Independent Company. Trigellis-Smith, 392. Estimate $80/120

Military [86] BAKER, C. Alma. SOUVENIR OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND MALAYAN BATTLE PLANES 1914 – 1919 [cover title] SOUVENIR OF NINETY-FOUR GIFT BATTLE- PLANES which helped us to victory [printed title]. Quarto, [81] coloured decorative additional title-leaf (by Fred Leist), ALLAN, J. Alex, and others (edited by). MUD AND frontispiece and 52 plates, fine in original full vellum, titled BLOOD: 1940 – 1942. ALBURY’S OWN (2/23rd in gilt on the spine and front board, top edge gilt, others BATTALION, A.I.F. 9th DIVISION). Octavo; original cloth. uncut, with original blue ribbon marker; with the original Melbourne, Ramsay, Ware Publishing, circa 1942. First posting box. London, The Field Press, 1920. Rare: the special edition: scarce. Syd Trigellis-Smith / Bill Douglass copy. presentation issue, limited to 100 copies (according to Trigellis-Smith, 393. + SHARE, Pat (editor). MUD AND Fielding and O’Neill), produced for those who donated planes BLOOD: “ALBURY’S OWN”… Octavo, pp. xvi, 464, with to the war effort. The present copy was presented to Ingle and illustrations and maps throughout; original boards with Minna Browne of Tumbleton, Wallandbeen, N.S.W. (with dustwrapper. Melbourne, Heritage Book Publications, 1978. pencilled ownership inscription on front endpaper), who Extended edition. Trigellis-Smith, 394. presented the “Kookooburra” (Australia no. 34, illustrated Estimate $80/120 facing p. 42). Loosely inserted is a separate illustration of the “Kookooburra”. An elaborate and handsome record of the gift [82] battle planes of the Australian Flying Corps. Not in ALLCHIN, Frank. PURPLE AND BLUE: The History of Dornbusch; Fielding and O’Neill, 240 (noting this special the 2/10th Battalion, A.I.F. (The Adelaide Rifles), 1939 – issue only); McLaren Aviation, 35; McLaren Air Power, 1945. Octavo, plates; original cloth, rebacked with new 2083. endpapers, the original spine mounted, without dustwrapper Estimate $600/900 as issued. Adelaide, 10th Battalion Association, 1958. First edition: scarce. With a photocopy of the nominal role from [87] the supplement issued to the 1993 second edition bound in BEAN, C.E.W. (editor). THE ANZAC BOOK. Written and (for Bill Douglass). Dornbusch, 414; Trigellis-Smith, 372. Illustrated in Gallipoli by the Men of Anzac. Quarto, with Estimate $100/200 frontispiece and ten other coloured plates, and one folding plate, very numerous leaves of plates included in the [83] pagination, original publisher's blue cloth with pictorial ALLCHIN, Frank. PURPLE AND BLUE: THE HISTORY onlay by David Barker. London, Cassell and Co., 1916. First OF THE 2/10TH BATTALION, A.I.F. (THE ADELAIDE edition, the very scacre cloth issue: one of the most RIFLES), 1939 – 1945. Octavo, pp. xxviii, 408, 90 significant literary productions of the war and arguably one of (Supplement, last blank), [2] (blank) + a folding map tipped the key Australian books of the twentieth century, produced onto the back endpaper, with illustrations throughout; in the lines at Anzac Cove on Gallipoli in 1915. Virtually original printed glazed boards with dustwrapper. Perth, John every contribution was written or drawn in the trenches under Burridge, 1993. Second edition: facsimile of the first edition fire. Dornbusch, 237; Fielding and O'Neill, p. 241. with added supplement. Trigellis-Smith, 371. Estimate $150/200 Estimate $80/120 Lot 86 and 87 [88] BARRETT, Captain K.J. THE DIARY OF AN AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER. Octavo, original boards. Melbourne, Lothian, 1921. Rare: on pp. 22 and 82 phrases are overprinted (i.e. censored); there is no indication why that should be so. Dornbusch, 228. Estimate $150/200

[89] BEESTON, John Lievesley. FIVE MONTHS AT ANZAC: A Narrative of Personal Experiences of the Officer Commanding the 4th Field Ambulance, Australian Imperial Force. Octavo, plates, original dark red cloth, inscribed by the publisher to A.W. Jose. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, n.d. but 1916. First edition: one of the few accounts – the only? – of the Australian Ambulance Corps during the Gallipoli campaign, including a report of Simpson and his donkey. With an interesting t.l.s. from George Robertson to Jose, tipped to the endpaper. ANB, 4565 (author's name misspelt); Dornbusch, 354; Fielding and O'Neill, p. 234. Estimate $200/300

[90] BENSON, S.E. THE STORY OF THE 42 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION. Octavo, plates, maps, original bright original cloth. Sydney, Dymock, 1952. First edition. Estimate $60/90

[91] BROINOWSKI, Leopold Thomas (editor). TASMANIA’S WAR RECORD 1914 – 1918. Tall octavo, illustrations, original cloth, gilt. Hobart, Published for the Government of Tasmania by J.J. Walch & Sons, 1921. First edition: scarce. Dornbusch, 213; Trigellis-Smith, 195. Estimate $100/200 [94] BUTLER, A.G. DISEASES IN THE A.I.F. 1916-18. An Appendix to the Official History of the Australian Army [92] Medical Services Vol. III. Octavo, original wrappers. BUDDEN, F.M. THAT MOB. The Story of the 55/53 Canberra, Australian War Memorial, 1943. Rare. This Australian Infantry Battalion, A.I.F. Octavo, illustrations; supplementary pamphlet is of signal rarity. The only copy on original cloth with dustwrapper. Sydney, The Author, 1973. the market in recent times is this one, catalogued by Gaston First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 437. + CRANSTON, Fred. Renard. No copy was present in any of the important ALWAYS FAITHFUL: THE HISTORY OF THE 49th collections of militaria sold in recent years, from the AUSTRALIAN BATTALION 1916 – 1982. Tall octavo, Trigellis-Smith sale in 2001 to the Patrick Walters sale earlier with maps and illustrations, original pictorial boards, as this year. In his preliminary “Explanatory Note”, Butler issued without dustwrapper. Brisbane, Boolarong explains: “…partly for reasons of space… it was decided to Publications, 1983. First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 110. print only sufficient copies… to meet the necessarily limited Estimate $80/120 demand.” It seems probable that most of the few copies printed went straight to institutional collections of one sort or another. [93] Estimate $500/800 BUTLER, A. Graham et al. THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL SERVICES IN THE WAR OF 1914 – 1918. Three volumes (complete), [95] octavo, with plates and illustrations, a very good set in BURNELL, F.S. AUSTRALIA VERSUS GERMANY: The original blue cloth. Melbourne and Canberra, Australian Story of the Taking of German New Guinea. Octavo, War Memorial, 1930 – 1943. Extremely scarce: first editions illustrations, original cloth. London, George Allen & Unwin, throughout. The official history, designed as a companion to 1915. Scarce. Bean’s 12-volume official history. Dornbusch, 254; Fielding Estimate $80/120 and O’Neill, p. 209; Trigellis-Smith, 313-5 and 737-9. Estimate $800/1200 Lot 84 (part)

[96] [99] CARNE, W.A. IN GOOD COMPANY: An Account of the CROOKS, William. THE FOOTSOLDIERS: The Story of 6th Machine Gun Company A.I.F. in search of Peace, 1915- the 2/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion, A.I.F. in the War of 19. Octavo, with plates and maps, original cloth. Melbourne, 1939-45. Octavo, plates, maps; original cloth with 6th Machine Gun Company, 1937. First edition. dustwrapper. Sydney, Printcraft Press, 1971. First edition: Estimate $100/150 with the scarce separately-published Nominal Roll of the Battalion in original wrappers. Trigellis-Smith, 411. [97] Estimate $300/500 COLLIVER, E.J. and B.H. RICHARDSON (editors). THE FORTY-THIRD: The Story and Official History of the [100] 43rd Battalion, A.I.F. Octavo, 22 leaves of plates and 17 CUTTRISS, George Percival. "OVER THE TOP" with the maps; original green cloth flecked as always but a very much Third Australian Division... With an Introduction by Major- above average copy of a book notorious for the poor General Sir John Monash. Octavo, plates, original illustrated condition of surviving copies. Adelaide, Rigby Limited, 1920. cloth. London, Kelly, n.d. but 1918. First edition. Dornbusch, First edition: scarce. Dornbusch, 305; Fielding and O’Neill, 263; Trigellis-Smith, 185. + Three related works. p. 229; Trigellis-Smith, 241. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $200/300 [101] [98] DENNY, Captain William Joseph, M.C., M.P. THE CRAVEN, 'Digger'. PENINSULA OF DEATH as told to DIGGERS. Octavo, original cloth with rare dustwrapper. W.J. Blackledge. Octavo, plates, original cloth. London, London, Hodder & Stoughton, n.d. but 1919. First edition: Sampson Low, n.d. but 1936. Extremely scarce: training in presentation copy, inscribed and signed on the title-page. Egypt, the Turkish campaign, Anzac Cove and Gallipoli Egypt, France, Fromelles, the Somme, etc. A very scarce campaign. + Three related titles. book – rare with dustwrapper. Dornbusch, 264. Estimate $100/150 Estimate $100/150 [102] [108] DINNING, Hector W. NILE TO ALEPPO: with the Light- ELLIS, A.D. THE STORY OF THE FIFTH AUSTRALIAN Horse in the Middle-East. Small quarto, thirteen leaves of DIVISION. Being an Authoritative Account of the Division's plates by James McBey (five tipped-in and in colour), Doings in Egypt, France and Belguim. Octavo, plates and original cloth, gilt, a good copy. London, George Allen & maps, original cloth, gilt. London, Hodder and Stroughton, Unwin, 1920. First edition. Dornbusch, 386; Fielding and [1920]. O’Neill, p. 244. + DINNING, Hector. By-ways on Service. Estimate $200/300 London, Constable and Co., 1918. Octavo, original cloth. Estimate $180/220 [109] [103] FACEY, A.B. A FORTUNATE LIFE. Octavo, original card DOULL, Lieut. David. WITH THE ANZACS IN EGYPT. wrappers. Fremantle, Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 1981. Octavo, plates, original pictorial wrappers (splitting along First edition. joint). Sydney, J.A. Packer, 1916. Estimate $60/80 Estimate $100/200 [110] FIRST WORLD WAR. THE GALLANT LEGION [104] SERIES (complete). Twelve volumes, octavo, uniform blue DOWNING, Walter Hubert. DIGGER DIALECTS: A cloth, gilt, an attractive set. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, Collection of Slnag Phrases used by the Australian Soldiers 1933 – 1936. The complete series includes, among others, on active service. Octavo, original illustrated wrappers. Idriess's The Desert Column. The series comprises the sheets Melbourne and Sydney, Lothian Publishing Co., 1919. Very of books published separately by Angus and Robertson and scarce: first edition – of several – of a seminal work. here gathered into a series with a uniform binding. The books Downing was a member of the A.I.F., a university man who were not specially printed for the series, with the set being refused a commission so as to stay with his comrades and made up from existing stock. Consequently, the individual finished the war a Sergeant. This book was written in 1919, titles themselves may be first editions or later impressions, after he had returned to his studies at the University of depending on the unbound stock in hand. Melbourne. Not in Dornbusch; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 245. Estimate $400/600 + Two related works. Estimate $150/200 [111] FLETCHER, H. Bowden. BOUNDARY RIDERS OF EGYPT. Octavo, stapled in original printed wrappers. [105] Melbourne, Australasian Authors' Agency, [1919]. First DOWNING, Walter Hubert. TO THE LAST RIDGE. edition: very scarce personal account of the Australian Light Octavo, original linen-backed printed boards with printed Horse in Egypt. paper label on the spine. Melbourne, H.H. Champion, [ Estimate $100/150 1920]. First edition of this account of wartime experience by a non-commissioned officer with the A.I.F. in France. [112] Dornbusch, 267. + Another First World War reminiscence by FOURTH ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL. REMNANTS Cull. FROM RANDWICK [and] REMNANTS FROM Estimate $200/400 RANDWICK No. 2. Two pieces, quarto, pp. 48 + 96, illustrated throughout, original illustrated wrappers, a good set. Sydney, Arthur McQuitty, [1918] – 1919. A very scarce [106] complete set of the original issues of the Remnants from DUGUID, Charles. "Scotty's Brother" THE DESERT Randwick. TRAIL: With the Light Horse Through Sinai to Palestine. By Estimate $100/150 Scotty's Brother. Octavo, black and white plates, folding map, original wrappers, a good copy. Adelaide, W.K. Thomas, [113] 1919. Second edition. FOURTH ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL. REMNANTS Estimate $80/100 FROM RANDWICK [and] REMNANTS FROM RANDWICK No. 2. Two pieces, quarto, with illustrations throughout, original illustrated wrappers, piece torn from the [107] corner of one leaf in the second piece. Sydney, [1918] – 1919. DYSON, Edward. “HELLO, SOLDIER!” KHAKI A very scarce complete set of the original issues of the VERSE… Illustrations by Will Dyson, Ruby Lind and Remnants from Randwick. The second of these two parts George Dancey. Octavo, with five tipped-in folding plates, were subsequently reprinted by Tyrell. Dornbusch mentions printed entirely in dark violet ink on violet paper; original the first piece only (239a) and the subsequent Tyrell printing tan bevelled boards, fore-edge and bottom edge uncut, with of the second piece (240) but not the first edition of the the friable and very rare illustrated dustwrapper (defective second piece. Trigellis-Smith notes only the second issue but and with old tape repairs). Melbourne, Alex M’Kinlay & Co., with uncharacteristic brevity and so not making it clear 1919. First edition: inscribed by the author to Daryl Lindsay. whether he is describing the original edition here or the The Lindsays and the Dysons were life-time associates and subsequent Tyrell edition. Dornbusch, 239a and 240 (Tyrell were connected by marriage. edition); Trigellis-Smith, 317 (second part only; edition?). Estimate $80/120 Estimate $100/200 [114] [120] GALLIPOLI. A SOUVENIR OF THE GREAT WORLD JOHNSON, Ken T. THE 2/11TH (City of Perth) WAR and the Glorious Part Played by Australia and New AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION: 1939-45. Folio, Zealand. [printed title]. Colour lithograph printed on cotton, with illustrations in the text; original boards with approximately 610 x 470 mm. No imprint but Australia, circa dustwrapper. Perth, John Burridge, 2000. Presentation copy, 1915. With a central image of “The Landing of our Gallant inscribed and signed by the author. Sons of Empire on the Gallipoli Peninsula”, surrounded by Estimate $80/120 naval vignettes, including the wreck of the Emden (“The Scrap Heap: a view of the Emden after the fight with the [121] Sydney off the Cocos Keeling Islands”). KEATINGE, M.B. WAR BOOK OF THE THIRD Estimate $200/300 PIONEER BATTALION. Octavo, with plates and maps, endpapers stained, spine-faded original purple buckram [115] Melbourne, The Speciality Press, n.d. circa 1920. Scarce. GREAT WAR SOUVENIR 'SOUVENIR OF EGYPT Estimate $200/300 1916 Australian Imperial Forces… From Harold to Mother.' Embroidered lace, 550 mm square. [122] Estimate $200/300 KEOWN, A.W. FORWARD WITH THE FIFTH: The Story of Five Years' War Service Fifth Inf. Battalion, A.I.F. Octavo, with plates, original pictorial cloth with substantially intact [116] dustwrapper. Melbourne, The Specialty Press, 1921. First GREEN, James. NEWS FROM NO MAN’S LAND. edition: rare with dustwrapper. Dornbusch, 319; Trigellis- Octavo, pp. 144 + frontispiece; original red cloth, text evenly Smith, 205. tanned (cheap paper), some Sunday School stamps repeated. Estimate $150/300 London, Charles H. Kelly, 1917. First edition and very scarce: Green was the senior chaplain to the A.I.F. + GROSE, Frank. A ROUGH Y.M. BLOKE. Octavo, plates and full- [123] page map, original blue lettered cloth. Melbourne, The KNYVETT, R. Hugh. ‘OVER THERE’ WITH THE Specialty Press, n.d., circa 1921. First edition. Includes the AUSTRALIANS. Octavo, plates, original cloth. New York, Honour Roll of the 1st Divisional Artillery on pp. 171 – 180. Scribners, 1918. First edition, preceding the UK edition. + + An inscribed and signed presentation copy of Harris's MOBERLEY, Gertrude F. EXPERIENCES of a 'Dinki Di' SIGNAL VENTURE (London, 1951). R.R.C. Nurse. Octavo, with 15 leaves of plates, original cloth. Estimate $80/120 Sydney, Australasian Medical Publishing Company, 1933. First edition. Not in Dornbusch. Estimate $100/160 [117] HAMILTON, Sir Ian. GALLIPOLI DIARY. Two volumes, [124] octavo, plates and maps, original cloth, in dustwrappers (one LAWSON, Henry. MY ARMY, O, MY ARMY! and other with defective spine). London, Edward Arnold, 1920. First songs. Octavo, frontispiece portrait, little spotted, original edition. pictorial Norman Lindsay wrappers (slightly edge-worn). Estimate $120/180 Sydney, Tyrrell's Limited, 1915. First edition: scarce. Estimate $60/90 [118] HOCKING, Philip. THE LONG CARRY: A History of the [125] 2/1 Australian Machine Gun Battalion 1939-46. Octavo, LAWSON, Henry. SONG OF THE DARDANELLES AND illustrations and maps; original boards with dustwrapper. OTHER VERSES. Octavo, frontispiece portrait, original Melbourne, 2/1 Machine Gun Battalion Association, 1997. pictorial khaki cloth. London, George C. Harrap, 1916. First First edition. + BELLAIR, John. FROM SNOW TO UK edition of My Army, O, My Army!, retitled so as to make JUNGLE: A HISTORY OF THE 2/3 AUSTRALIAN the patriotic war content more immediately evident to British MACHINE GUN BATTALION. Octavo, illustrations, maps; readers. original boards with dustwrapper. Sydney, Allen & Unwin, Estimate $80/120 1987. First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 445. Estimate $80/120 [126] LINDSAY, Daryl. “DIGGER” BOOK [wrapper title]. Folio, 16 leaves, printed in two or more colours; original titling- [119] wrappers with pictorial onlay, overlapping edges little JILLETT, Leslie. MORESBY’S FEW: Being an account of frayed, silk ties. Melbourne, The Sun Art Studios, 1919. the activities of No. 32 Squadron in New Guinea in 1942. Scarce: comprising 14 fine tinted plates. (Sir) Daryl Lindsay Octavo, pp. 108 (last blank), with illustrations by Harold enlisted with the A.I.F. in 1915 and served in France with his Freedman; a fine copy bound with the original wrappers in brother-in-law, the war artist Will Dyson, until transferred in neat binder’s cloth. Narrabri (NSW),The North Western 1917 to work as an artist for plastic surgery at the Queen Courier, 1945. First edition: signed by the author on the title- Mary Hospital in Kent. The foreword is by C.E.W. Bean. Not page. ANB, 23242; McLaren Aviation, 45; McLaren Air in Dornbusch; not in Fielding and O’Neill. Power, 2628. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $60/90 [127] LEE, Major Joseph Edward. THE CHRONICLE OF THE 45TH BATTALION, A.I.F. Octavo, maps and plates, original blue cloth. Sydney, 45th Battalion Association, n.d. but 1927. Extremely scarce. Dornbush, 321a; Trigellis-Smith, 244. Estimate $180/260

[128] LINDSAY, Norman. “LEST WE FORGET!” [cover illustration] THE BULLETIN, Vol. 64, No. 3288. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1943. Screen print, 430 x 275 mm; small expert paper repair in the blank bottom left corner. Sydney, The Bulletin, 1943. Uncommon Lindsay war cartoon. A strong image marking the first anniversary of the fall of Singapore. Estimate $50/80

[129] LOCK, Cecil B.L. THE FIGHTING 10TH: A South Australian Centenary Souvenir of the 10th Battalion, A.I.F. 1914 – 1919. Octavo, original cloth. Adelaide, Webb & Son, 1936. First edition: a good copy. Dornbusch, 322; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 226; Trigellis-Smith, 211. Estimate $100/150

[130] LOGHE, Sydney de. THE STRAITS IMPREGNABLE. Octavo, original cloth, some user. Melbourne, Australasian Authors Agency, 1916. First edition: very scarce. A participant's account of the Gallipoli campaign with the 1st Australian Division, published as a 'novel' to steer clear of the risk of wartime censorship. This was one of the works instrumental to the creation and propagation of the 'myth of Anzac'. Dornbusch, 361. Estimate $100/200 Lot 132

[131] LOGHE, Sydney de. THE STRAITS IMPREGNABLE. [134] Octavo, a bright copy in original cloth, with dustwrapper. McNAB, Alexander. WE WERE THE FIRST: THE UNIT London, John Murray, 1917. First UK edition: very scarce. HISTORY OF NO. 1 INDEPENDENT COMPANY. Folio, Estimate $100/200 with illustrations, maps; original pictorial glazed boards, issued without dustwrapper. Loftus, Australian Military [132] History Publications, 1998. First edition.+ MARTINDALE, LONGMORE, C. THE OLD SIXTEENTH: Being a Record R.J. and R.L. BLOKES FROM THE CAV: Personnel of 9th of the 16th Battalion, A.I.F., during the GREAT WAR, 1914 Australian Division Cavalry Regiment & 2/9th Australian – 1918. Octavo, frontispiece and three folding plates, other Cavalry (Commando) Regiment. Folio, with illustrations; illustrations in the text, original brown cloth, with very comb-bound as issued. [Melbourne, The Authors, 1993]. First friable dustwrapper of thin brown wrapping-paper, bit edition: numbered limited edition, this no. 100. Trigellis- defective. Perth, History Committee of the 16th Battalion Smith, 499. + ASTILL, Don. COMMANDO WHITE Association, 1929. First edition: scarce – with dustwrapper it DIAMOND: Memoir of Service of the 2/8 Australian is very rare. Commando Squadron Australia and the South-West Pacific Estimate $400/600 1942 – 1945. Folio, with illustrations; original pictorial glazed boards, as issued without dustwrapper. Loftus, [133] Australian Military History Publications, 1996. First edition. MATHEWS, Russell. MILITIA BATTALION AT WAR. Trigellis-Smith, 864. + BALL, Reginald Arthur. TORRES The History of the 58/59th Australian Infantry Battalion in STRAIT FORCE 1942 TO 1945: The Defence of Cape York the Second World War. Octavo, plates, maps; original – Torres Strait and Merauke in Dutch New Guinea. Folio, boards with dustwrapper. Sydney 1961. First edition: signed with illustrations, maps; original pictorial glazed boards. by the author. Dornbusch, 470; Trigellis-Smith, 439. + Loftus, Australian Military History Publications, 1996. First BENSON, S.E. THE STORY OF THE 42 AUSTRALIAN edition. Trigellis-Smith, 862. INFANTRY BATTALION. Octavo, plates, maps; bright Estimate $80/120 original cloth, with dustwrapper. Sydney, Dymock’s, 1952. First edition. Dornbusch, 426; Trigellis-Smith, 434. Estimate $100/180 [135] Divisions and the Australian Light Horse Regiments and MEDICAL CORPS. FOURTH DIVISION AMC Brigades. Not in Dornbusch; Trigellis-Smith, 262. ASSOCIATION. WITH THE DIGGERS 1914 – 1918. Estimate $150/200 Quarto, with illustrations throughout, original cloth-backed boards with colour pictorial onlay by Leyshon White on the [141] front board, new pastedown endpapers, AMC association ROHU, Bombadier Sil and Gunner Eric HARDING stamp, and erasure on rear board. Melbourne, 1933. First (editors). THE 7TH FIELD ARTILLERY BRIGADE edition: scarce. An extensive record of Australian war YANDOO. Containing publication of the organ of the 7th service, including the Anglo-Boer War, as well as an Field Artillery Brigade, Australian Imperial Forces, whilst on anthology of digger verse, song, and illustration. board the S.S. “Argyllshire”, with 9th Field Artillery Brigade Estimate $80/120 and the 9th Field Ambulance, en route from Australia to England… [together with] The 7th Field Artillery Brigade [136] Yandoo: Containing publications of the organ of the 7th Field NEWTON, L.M. THE STORY OF THE TWELFTH: A Artillery Brigade, Australian Imperial Forces, whilst in Record of the 12th Battalion, A.I.F. During the Great War of camp… Vol. II. [together with] The 7th Field Artillery 1914 – 1918. Octavo, plates, and folding maps, partly Brigade Yandoo. Containing publication of the organ of the detached within original cloth-backed boards. Hobart, J. 7th Field Artillery Brigade, Australian Imperial Forces, whilst Walch & Sons, 1925. First edition: presentation copy signed on active service in France, and return journey to Australia… by the author. Newton was Lieutenant and Adjutant 12th By Yandoo Management… Volume III. Three parts Battalion, A.I.F. Dornbusch, 333; Fielding and O’Neill, p. (complete), tall duodecimo, photographic illustrations 226; Trigellis-Smith, 214. throughout, and with coloured plates and folding maps in the Estimate $200/300 third part; a fine complete set in original printed yapp wrappers. London, Wilson & Co., 1916 – December 1916 [137] (first two parts), and the third part [Sydney, Government OAKES, Bill. MUZZLE BLAST: Six Years of War With the Printer, 1920] but dated September 1919. Extremely scarce: a 2/2 Australian Machine Gun Battalion, A.I.F. Oblong octavo, complete set of the record of the war experiences of the 7th with illustrations and maps; original boards with Field Artillery Brigade A.I.F., comprising the Brigade’s dustwrapper. Sydney, 2/2 Machine Gun Battalion War typescript journals with important additional material, History Committee, 1980. First edition: with the separately- especially photographic illustrations not included in the published 1981 supplementary Nominal Roll loosely inserted. original typescript pieces. The final part reproduces the Trigellis-Smith, 444.+ LEWIS, Bill. OBSERVATION POST: Brigade’s journal while on active service in France and SIX YEARS OF WAR WITH THE 2/11th AUST. ARMY triumphant return journey to Australia, with additional FIELD REGIMENT. Oblong octavo, with maps and material including the Brigade’s roll of honour, casualty lists, illustrations; original boards with dustwrapper. Melbourne, unit history, nominal roll, maps, etc. Dornbusch, 291; 1989. First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 555. Trigellis-Smith, 307-9. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $300/500

[138] [142] PARSONS, Max. GUNFIRE!: A HISTORY OF THE 2/12 ROSS, A.R. THE SEVENTEENTH BRIGADE AUSTRALIAN FIELD REGIMENT 1940 – 1946. Octavo, MAGAZINE: A Record of Four Years of Campaigning. with illustrations; original boards with dustwrapper. Small quarto, with illustrations throughout; small sticker Melbourne, 2/12 Field Regiment Association, 1991. First ghost on the first leaf, original cloth-backed card boards. edition of the official unit history. Together with the [Melbourne, 17th Australian Infantry Brigade, 1944]. First subsequently-published companion publication, Take Post: A edition. Trigellis-Smith, 350. + A very good group of eleven Pictorial Record of 2/12 Australian Field Regiment 1940 – pamphlet pieces of Australian Second World War interest, a 1946. Folio, illustrations; original wrappers. Melbourne, 2/12 number published privately. Field Regiment Association, 1993. Trigellis-Smith, 557. Estimate $60/90 Estimate $80/120 [143] [139] ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS. THE CORPS OF PENFOLD, A.W., et al. GALLEGHAN’S GREYHOUNDS: ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS IN THE SECOND The Story of the 2/30th Australian Infantry Battalion, 22nd WORLD WAR 1939-45. Quarto, plates; original boards November, 1940 – 10th October, 1945. Octavo, pp. xviii, 406 with dustwrapper. Melbourne, Specialty Press, [1947]. First (last colophon only) + ten leaves of plates, maps in the text; edition: extremely scarce with dustwrapper. Complete with name clipped from front endpaper but near fine in original the loosely inserted four-page “Supplementary List”. cloth. Sydney, 2/30th Battalion, A.I.F. Association, 1949. Dornbusch, 407a; Trigellis-Smith, 449. + AUSTRALIAN First edition. Dornbusch, 477; Trigellis-Smith, 408. CORPS OF SIGNALS. SIGNALS: THE STORY OF THE Estimate $120/180 AUSTRALIAN CORPS OF SIGNALS. WRITTEN AND PREPARED BY MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN [140] CORPS OF SIGNALS. Quarto, frontispiece by Dr. Julian PRESTON, R.M.P. THE DESERT MOUNTED CORPS… Smith, other illustrations throughout; original cloth with Octavo, plates, four folding maps, original cloth (marked at dustwrapper. [Sydney, Halstead Press for the Australian one corner), rebacked with new endpapers. London, Corps of Signals], 1954. First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 56. Constable & Co., 1921. First edition. Introduction by Sir Estimate $80/120 H.G. Chauvel. Refers extensively to Anzac Mounted [144] [149] RUSSELL, William B. THE SECOND FOURTEENTH TILTON, May. THE GREY BATTALION. Octavo, plates, BATTALION. A History of an Australian Infantry Battalion original cloth. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1933. + Two in the Second World War. Octavo, plates, and a large folding related works. coloured (New Guinea) map tipped onto back pastedown as Estimate $100/150 issued; original cloth, map endpapers. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1948. First edition: very scarce. Dornbusch, 480; [150] Trigellis-Smith, 378. TRELOAR, J.L. (ed.). AUSTRALIAN CHIVALRY: Estimate $80/120 Reproductions in Colour and Duo-Tone of Official War Paintings. Oblong folio, tipped-in plates (many in colour), [145] original gilt-decorated cloth. Canberra, Australian War SANDERS, J.W. and Douglas MOULE. RECORD OF Memorial, 1933. THE AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE IN THE GREAT Estimate $60/90 WAR 4TH AUG. 1914 28TH JUNE 1919. Poster, approximately 580 x 450 mm, printed entirely in colour, in a [151] later window mount. Melbourne, Osboldstone & Co., circa TURRELL, A.N. NEVER UNPREPARED: A History of the 1919. Very scarce patriotic souvenir poster, printed entirely in 26th Australian Battalion (AIF) 1939 – 1946. Octavo, with colour in illuminated address style, with portraits of the illustrations; original cloth with dustwrapper. [Brisbane?], Australian Generals, colour patches of the various units, 26 Battalion Association, 1992. First edition: signed and statistics (including casualties), honours and decorations. A inscribed to Bill Douglass by the author. Trigellis-Smith, 425. most attractive piece. + O’LEARY, Shawn. TO THE GREEN FIELDS Estimate $100/200 BEYOND… The Story of the 6th Australian Division Cavalry Commandos. Octavo, with illustrations; original cloth with dustwrapper. [Brisbane, The Author], 1975. First [146] edition. Trigellis-Smith, 476. + Watt's history of the 61st SILAS, Ellis. CRUSADING AT ANZAC Anno Domini Battalion, Magarry's history of 2/26th Battalion, Bilney's 1915. Pictured and Described by Signaller Ellis Silas A history of the 14/32 Australian Infantry Battalion, and Allan Soldier Artist serving with the Australian Expeditionary and Cutts history of the 1st Australian Mountain Battery Force. Forewords by General Sir Ian Hamilton… and General RAA, AIF Sir William Birdwood. Oblong octavo, one leaf of plates Estimate $100/160 (photographic portrait of the artist) and 40 full-page illustrations by the author, original illustrated wrappers, [152] small loss from flecking. London, The British-Australasian, UREN, Malcolm. A. A THOUSAND MEN AT WAR: THE 1916. Rare: one of the first books to record the war by an STORY OF THE 2/16 BATTALION, A.I.F. Octavo, with individual soldier and one of the earliest first-hand accounts maps and illustrations; tape marks on endpapers but very of the Gallipoli Campaign. Silas was one of only three good in the original cloth with dustwrapper. London, Australian artists to record Australian participation in the war Heinemann, 1959. First edition. Trigellis-Smith, 383. at first hand. He fought at Gallipoli and received the D.C.M. Estimate $80/120 before returning to London where he published this artistic record. The book consists of a series of forty full-page [153] drawings, recording his experiences from Christmas 1914 to WALLER, Bombardier M. Napier. WAR SKETCHES ON December 1915. The first eight illustrations relate to the THE SOMME FRONT. Quarto, pp. 72, with very numerous voyage to Egypt and training there, with the remaining 32 full-page plates included in the pagination; original pictorial drawings recording experience at Gallipoli. Each full-page wrappers. Melbourne, Edward A. Vidler, n.d. but circa 1918. illustrations has a facing page of dated descriptive text. Extremely scarce. A young trained artist, Napier Waller lost Dornbusch, 365 (noting only the second ‘edition’); Fielding his right arm at Bullecourt in May 1917, learning to paint and O’Neill, p. 254 (edition/impression not noted). with his left hand while convalescing. Invalided home in Estimate $300/500 1918, he held a major exhibition in Melbourne, and had “the distinction of holding the first exhibition in Australia of [147] pictures of the real scenes and incidents of an ‘Aussie’ SUTHERLAND, L.W. ACES AND KINGS. Octavo, 24 soldier’s experiences”, as Edward Vidler put it in his leaves of plates, original cloth with dustwrapper. London, appreciation of the exhibition that is printed here at pp. 33 – John Hamilton, n.d. but circa 1935. First edition: rare with 40. The present book illustrates the works exhibited in dustwrapper. Waller’s August 1918 Melbourne exhibition. Not in Estimate $60/90 Dornbusch; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 256. Estimate $120/180

[148] [154] THORP, C.H. A HANDFUL OF AUSSEYS. Octavo, WATSON, John and Louis JONES. 3 SQUADRON AT plates, original cloth. London, John Lane, 1919. + Three WAR… Foreword by H.N. WRIGLEY. Octavo pp. xviii, 244 related works, including E.A. Dunn's THREE ANZACS IN (last blank), [2] (blank) + eight leaves of plates; original THE WAR (1918). cloth, illustrated endpapers, with little edge-worn Estimate $80/120 dustwrapper. Sydney, DAF 3 Squadron Association, 1959. First edition: scarce. Estimate $80/120 [155] bound in publisher’s blue morocco, gilt: inscribed by the WILSON, Brigadier-General Lachlan Chisholm. author to prominent journalist, author, and naturalist Charles NARRATIVE... OF OPERATIONS OF THIRD LIGHT Barrett and his wife on a binder’s blank. This publisher’s HORSE BRIGADE, A.I.F. FROM 27th October 1917 TO 4th presentation binding is very rare. It appears that only this March 1919. Octavo, pp. 64; small ink shelf mark on first leaf second impression, published three months after the first and a few inoffensive marks here and there, a very good copy impression, was got up in this special form. Not in in the original printed wrappers, from the Syd Tregellis-Smith Dornbusch; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 257; McLaren Aviation, collection (sale in our rooms 16-17 October 2000). Cairo, 54; McLaren Air Power, 3268. Oriental Advertising Company, 1919. Notably rare: the Estimate $120/180 commander's account of the activities of the 3rd Light Horse from the commencement of his command. Dornbusch, 405; [157] Fielding and O’Neill, p. 231; Trigellis-Smith, 269. WHITE, Thomas A. DIGGERS ABROAD: Jottings by a Estimate $1000/1500 Digger Officer. Octavo, illustrations, original cloth. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1920. Inscribed by the publisher. + Two [156] related works. WHITE, [Sir] Thomas W. GUESTS OF THE Estimate $80/120 UNSPEAKABLE: The Odyssey of an Australian Airman – Being a record of captivity and escape in Turkey. Octavo, [158] plates; original presentation binding of dark blue morocco, WILLIAMS, H.R. THE GALLANT COMPANY: An spine with raised bands ruled in gilt, gilt frame on both Australian Soldier's Story of 1915-18. Octavo, original cloth boards, gilt inner dentelles, marbled endpapers, top edge gilt. (soiled). Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1933. First edition: London, John Hamilton, December 1928. A classic account 56th Battalion, A.I.F. + Two related works. of the air war in Mesopotamia, 1915, and capture by and Estimate $100/200 escape from the Turks. This is a special presentation copy Children’s Books [165] OUTHWAITE. RENTOUL, Annie Isobel and Ida Sherborne. MOLLIE'S STAIRCASE by A.I. Rentoul and I.S. Rentoul. Oblong quarto, [26] leaves, with full-page illustrations throughout, the first and last leaf a little tanned [159] from the wrappers, bound with the original wrappers in half COOK, Hume. AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. With dark green morocco, Rentoul family presentation inscription Illustrations by Christian Yandell. Quarto, six tipped-in on the title-page. Melbourne, M.L. Hutchinson, circa 1906. colour plates, other illustrations, frontispiece slightly creased First edition. Written by her mother, Annie Isobel Rentoul, and one plate with a tiny spot of adhesion, original pictorial this was the second published book illustrated by Ida Rentoul cloth a bit marked. Melbourne, Howlett-Ross, 1925. First Outhwaite, Australia’s outstanding fantasy illustrator. edition. + A defective copy of Quin and Rentoul's GUM Estimate $1200/1800 TREE BROWNIE. Estimate $80/100 [166] OUTHWAITE. RENTOUL, Ida Sherborne and Annie R. [160] RENTOUL. THE LADY OF THE BLUE BEADS HER DENNIS, C.J. A BOOK FOR KIDS. Small quarto, coloured BOOK: Being an account of her first Blue Moon spent on frontispiece and title, illustrations, original cloth-backed Sun Island. Quarto, illustrations (including 13 full-page), pictorial boards, front board restored. Sydney, Angus and original fawn cloth, lettered and decorated in blue and red. Robertson, [1921]. First edition. Melbourne, George Robertson & Co., n.d. but 1908. First Estimate $200/400 edition of Ida’s first properly commercial book publication and now very scarce. The text is by her elder sister Annie [161] Rattray Rentoul and it follows two more or less privately DENNIS, C.J. A BOOK FOR KIDS. Small quarto, coloured printed brochure publications from the talented women of the frontispiece and title, illustrations, worn pictorial boards, Rentoul family, all illustrated by Ida before her marriage. neatly rebacked. Sydney, [1921]. First edition. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $200/400 [167] [162] OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul (illustrator). QUIN, Tarella. GIBBS, May. LITTLE RAGGED BLOSSOM & More BEFORE THE LAMPS ARE LIT. Oblong octavo, with About Snugglepot & Cuddlepie. Quarto, illustrations frontispiece and 25 other full-page black & white throughout, coloured frontispiece and one other coloured illustrations by Outhwaite, other illustrations; near fine in plate, original pictorial boards with coloured pictorial onlay. original pictorial green cloth, lettered and decorated in red Sydney, Angus & Robertson, n.d. [1920]. First edition: and black. Melbourne, Robertson, [1911]. First edition. second book in the Gumnut series. + GIBBS, May. LITTLE Estimate $400/600 OBELIA and Further Adventures of Ragged Blossom and Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. Quarto, coloured frontispiece and [168] pictorial title-page, with full-page sepia illustrations OUTHWAITE. RENTOUL, J. Laurence, Annie Isobel, throughout; hinges strengthened, original cloth-backed Annie R., and Ida Rentoul OUTHWAITE. AT THE SIGN colour-pictorial boards. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, n.d. OF THE SWORD BY FOUR IN A FAMILY. Small quarto, [1921]. First edition: third in the Gumnut series. with frontispiece by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, pictorial Estimate $200/400 Outhwaite wrappers, little spotting. Melbourne, Melville & Mullen, 1915. Highly uncommon: a collection of poems [163] celebrating Australian war deeds, all but two by Professor LINDSAY, Norman. THE MAGIC PUDDING. The Rentoul, who was Chaplain-General of the Australian Adventures of Bunyip Bluegum. Quarto, illustrations (short Defence Forces. The other talented members of this family tear on one leaf), original cloth-backed boards, with also contributed to the book: Annie Isobel Rentoul, Annie R. illustrated dustwrapper (missing small piece at head of Rentoul, and Ida Rentoul Outhwaite contributed the cover spine). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1918. First edition: the design and an extraordinarily powerful frontispiece, "Die first issue with A & R endpapers. Cultur". This haunting image is unique in her published work Estimate $1000/1500 Not in Muir; Muir and Holden, p. 161. Estimate $120/180 [164] OUTHWAITE. RENTOUL, Ida S. and Annie. MOLLIE'S [169] BUNYIP by A.R. Rentoul and I.S. Rentoul. Oblong quarto, OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul. ELVES & FAIRIES of Ida pp. [50], each leaf printed on one side only, with twelve full- Rentoul Outhwaite. Verses by Annie R. Rentoul. Edited by page line-drawn illustrations and with title-page vignette and Grenbry Outhwaite. Folio, with 15 tipped-in colour plates page decorations in sepia throughout, with the original and 30 black-and-white plates, a few corner creases, one pictorial wrappers in half dark green morocco. Melbourne, backing sheet with old tape repair, one b/w plate foxed, used Robert Jolley, 1904. Rare: this was the very first publication original gilt-decorated blue cloth, the spine and turn-ins of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, with hand-scripted text by her faded through spotting, with the scarce printed cardboard elder sister Annie. Essentially a private publication – slipcase (worn). Melbourne & Sydney, Lothian, 1916. First certainly one with a very limited circulation – it was edition, limited to 1500 copies. This was the first deluxe published when Ida was just sixteen. format work published in Australia. Estimate $1400/2200 Estimate $800/1200 [170] [171] OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul (illustrator). THE FAIRY OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul (illustrator). THE SENTRY STORY THAT CAME TRUE [wrapper title]. Small quarto, AND THE SHELL FAIRY. Quarto, pp. 16, with six full- with five coloured and one black & white illustration, page colour illustrations, other black & white illustrations; original titling-wrappers (light use). Melbourne, British neat and unobtrusive owner's inscription, about fine in Imperial Oil Co. Ltd, n.d. circa 1922. Very rare: a delightful original colour decorated wrappers. Melbourne, British fairy story produced to advertise Shell Oil, a significantly Imperial Oil Co. Ltd, n.d. circa 1922. Very scarce: through rarer – and almost certainly earlier – companion to her husband’s association with the British Imperial Oil Outhwaite's better known Sentry and the Shell Fairy. Company, Ida Rentoul Outhwaite was commissioned to Outhwaite continued to produce similar commercial pieces illustrate a number of ephemeral gift booklets produced by but few with the same level of professional production as the the firm. The present piece, with text anonymously by George pieces for Shell Motor Oil, which included another fairy Martin, is illustrated by six colour plates of Outhwaite's story, The Sentry and the Shell Fairy, and two rare watercolour drawings of fairies and other black & white elaborately illustrated calendars. Muir, 2396. illustrations. Always an ephemeral piece, it is now one of her Estimate $1000/1600 scarcest works. Estimate $1000/1600 [172] [178] OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul and Grenbry OUTHWAITE. BOWES, Joseph. COMRADES: A Story of the Australian THE LITTLE FAIRY SISTER. Quarto, with full-page and Bush. Octavo, coloured plates, original colour pictorial pale black & white plates, original cloth-backed decorated blue cloth. London, Henry Frowde [and] Hodder and boards, one plate taped at inner margin, spine wearing at Stoughton, 1912. First edition. + Copies of three other novels ends. London, A. and C. Black, 1923. First edition. by Bowes, PALS, THE YOUNG SETTLER, and THE Estimate $200/300 JACKAROOS; the first of these is a second edition, the others are first editions; all in original pictorial cloth. [173] Estimate $60/90 OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul. THE SHELL FAIRY CALENDAR 1924 – 1925. Six fine colour illustrations on [179] six sage calendar cards, silk cord-tied as issued, fine. MACDONALD, Alexander. THE HIDDEN NUGGET: A Melbourne, British Imperial Oil Co. Ltd, 1923. Rare and Story of the Australian Goldfields. Octavo, plates, original ephemeral. Only the second of only two such calendars colour pictorial blue cloth, olivine edges. London, Glasgow, produced by Outhwaite, this is rare piece. Each card of the Dublin, Bombay, Blackie and Son, 1910. First edition. + calendar contains two months for each year. FINNEMORE, John. THE BUSHRANGERS OF BLACK Illustrated on the back cover. GAP. Octavo, plates, original pictorial blue cloth. London, A. Estimate $1200/1600 & C. Black, 1920. First edition. + STRANG, Herbert. FRANK FORESTER: a Story of the Dardanelles. Octavo, [174] coloured plates, and a sketch map, original coloured pictorial OUTHWAITE, Ida S. Rentoul. FAIRYLAND. Folio, cloth. London, Henry Frowde [and] Hodder & Stoughton, tipped-in coloured plates and full-page black & white plates, 1915. First edition: three of the chapters and one of the and other illustrations, fine and bright original gilt-decorated coloured plates relate to the Anzac landing and the Australian cloth. Melbourne, Ramsay Publishing Pty. Ltd., 1926. role in the Gallipoli campaign. + HAVERFIELD, E.L Edition limited to 1000 copies: this copy signed and QUEENSLAND COUSINS. London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and numbered, and that is not normally the case. A superb copy, New York, Thomas Nelson and Sons, n.d. [1908]. Octavo, bright, and sharp, and clean. This was Outhwaite’s second two coloured plates, original coloured pictorial dark green large format deluxe publication, and a fitting pair to Elves cloth. First edition. and Fairies. It comprised a large suite of Outhwaite’s Estimate $150/300 beautiful coloured and monochrome plates to illustrate verses and stories by Annie Rentoul and Grenbry Outhwaite. [180] Estimate $1000/2000 MACDONALD, Alexander. THE HIDDEN NUGGET: A Story of the Australian Goldfields. Octavo, seven plates, [175] original colour pictorial dark blue cloth, olivine edges. OUTHWAITE, Ida Rentoul. BLOSSOM. A Fairy Story. London, Glasgow, Dublin, Bombay, Blackie and Son, 1910. Quarto, with full-page colour and black & white plates, First edition. + Copies of Slade's QUID'S QUEST, and THE unrelated inscription, pale foxing, original cloth-backed PEARLERS OF LORNE (reprinted), and Sayce's THE papered boards, with remains of dustwrapper. London, A. & SPLENDID SAVAGE, and IN THE MUSGRAVE C. Black, 1928. First edition. RANGES; first editions (with one noted exception) in Estimate $200/300 original cloth. Estimate $80/120 [176] TURNER, Ethel. SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS. [181] Octavo, three plates, illustrations throughout, new MACDONALD, Alexander. THE ISLAND TRADERS: A endpapers, original gilt-pictorial green cloth of the (rare) Tale of the South Seas. Octavo, six plates, original coloured special gift issue cased in bevelled boards with extra gilt pictorial red cloth, olivine edges. London, Glasgow, Dublin, illustration and all edges gilt. London, Ward, Lock & and Bombay, Blackie and Son, 1909. First edition. + Copies Bowden, 1894. Extremely scarce the first edition of Ethel of Hatfield's BUFFALO JIM (with dustwrapper), Fergus's Turner’s classic first book. LITTLE AUSTRALIAN PIONEERS (with dustwrapper), Estimate $400/600 and Becke's SETTLERS OF KAROSSA CREEK (pictorial cloth); first editions. [177] Estimate $80/120 TURNER, Ethel and Jean CURLEWIS. THE SUNSHINE FAMILY: A Book of Nonsense for Girls and Boys. With over 150 Illustrations by D.H. Souter and H. Bancks and others. Quarto, frontispiece and numerous illustrations in the text, original cloth-backed pictorial papered boards, bright copy. Melbourne and London, Ward, Lock & Co., n.d. [1923]. Very scarce: first edition of one of Ethel Turner’s scarcest books, written in collaboration with her daughter, Jean Curlewis, and reprinted from the ‘Sunbeams’ supplement of the Sydney Sun newspaper. It was illustrated by D.H. Souter and C.J. Bancks, creator of "Ginger Meggs" (and whose initials are misprinted on the title). Muir, 7647. Estimate $500/800 Literature [185] CAREY, Peter. BLISS. Octavo, about fine in slightly edge- creased and lightly scarred (as usual) silverfoil dustwrapper. Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, 1981. First edition: signed by the author on the title-page. Estimate $100/150

[186] CAREY, Peter. THE TAX INSPECTOR. Octavo, with double-page coloured frontispiece, fine in publisher's gilt- decorated leather, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Philadelphia, Franklin Library, 1991. Signed first US edition, of unspecified limitation but scarce on the market; this precedes the first US trade edition. With an introduction by the author written especially for this edition and a double- page coloured frontispiece by Nanette Biers prepared for this edition. Estimate $80/120

[187] CAREY, Peter. THE TAX INSPECTOR. Octavo, with double-page coloured frontispiece, fine in publisher's gilt- decorated leather, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. Philadelphia, Franklin Library, 1991. Signed first US edition: another copy. Estimate $80/120

[188] CAREY, Peter. TRUE HISTORY OF THE KELLY GANG. Octavo, fine in original papered boards, blocked in (fugitive) metallic blue, unlettered imitation leather spine, fore-edge uncut, with the scarce plain opaque paper dustwrapper. Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, 2000. First edition: the superior and sought-after hardback issue of the Booker Prize-winning novel, produced in limited numbers. [182] Estimate $80/120 BOYD, Martin, writing as 'Martin Mills'. LOVE GODS. Octavo, original primary black cloth lettered in violet. [189] London, Constable, 1925. First edition of Boyd's rare first FAVENC, Ernest. "THE LAST OF SIX" Tales of the novel. Austral Tropics. Octavo, original white wrappers, slightly Estimate $500/800 soiled and used as always but very good copy, preserved in a folding cloth case. Sydney, "The Bulletin" Newspaper Company, 1893. First edition of the first book by the explorer, adventurer and Bulletin writer. Mackaness and [183] Stone, V. BAYNTON, Barbara. BUSH STUDIES. Octavo, original Estimate $100/150 decorated green cloth. London, Duckworth & Co., 1902. First edition: extremely scarce. Estimate $150/300 [190] HARDY, Frank J. POWER WITHOUT GLORY. Octavo, vignettes by Ambrose Dyson, original cloth with the little edge-worn but very scarce Dyson dustwrapper that was not [184] issued with all copies. Melbourne, Realist Printing and CAREY, Peter. THE FAT MAN IN HISTORY: Short Publishing Co., 1950. First edition: produced and published Stories. Octavo, original boards with Jeffery Smart more or less surreptitiously, with the secretive nature of its dustwrapper. Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, publication meaning that a good many copies were issued 1974. First edition of Carey’s first book: the extremely scarce from under the counter, some with and some without a and preferred case-bound “Library Edition” issue. dustwrapper. This copy with a coated photocopy typescript Estimate $200/400 key, found very infrequently. Estimate $100/150 [191] [197] HANRAHAN, Barbara. IRIS IN HER GARDEN: Eight MALOUF, David, and three others. FOUR POETS. Tall Stories with relief etchings by the author. Octavo, with duodecimo, original decorated boards, without dustwrapper illustrations by the author in contrasting colours throughout; as issued. Melbourne, F.W. Cheshire, 1962. First edition and fine in the original card wrappers with like dustwrapper that scarce. This was Malouf’s first publication in book form. has a design by the author tipped on to the front panel. Estimate $160/320 Canberra, Officina Brindabella, 1991. First edition: scarce. Edition limited to 250 numbered and signed copies. This was Hanrahan's last book published in her lifetime. + HANRAHAN, Barbara. THE DIARIES of Barbara Hanrahan. Edited by Elaine Lindsay. Octavo, illustrations and decorations by Hanrahan throughout; fine in original cloth- backed boards as issued without dustwrapper. Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, 1998. First edition: the less common casebound issue (500 printed). Signed by the editor on the title-page. + Twelve other Hanrahan first editions. The lot comprises a nearly complete collection of Hanrahan's first editions. Estimate $160/240

[192] HOPE, A.D. and Arthur BOYD (illustrated by). THE DRIFTING CONTINENT AND OTHER POEMS by A.D. Hope. Illustrated by Arthur Boyd. Octavo, with illustrations by Arthur Boyd throughout, fine in original leather-backed buckram boards, front board with vignette by Arthur Boyd in gilt. Canberra, Brindabella Press, 1979. First edition: limited to 285 copies, numbered and signed by author and artist. Estimate $120/180

[193] HOWITT, William. TALLANGETTA, THE SQUATTER’S HOME. A Story of Australian Life. Two volumes in one, octavo, old inscription, early polished calf, marbled edges. London, Longman, 1857. First edition. Estimate $150/240 [198] [194] MALOUF, David. WILD LEMONS: Poems by David KENEALLY, Thomas. THE CHANT OF JIMMIE Malouf. 16mo, original wrappers. Sydney, Angus and BLACKSMITH. Octavo, very good in original cloth with Robertson, 1980. First edition: extremely scarce. like Arthur Boyd dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, Estimate $200/400 1972. First edition: inscribed and signed by the author. Estimate $80/120 [199] MALOUF, David. REMEMBERING BABYLON. [195] Octavo, original cloth-backed marbled boards with glassine LONE HAND. THE LONE HAND, the Australian Monthly. dustwrapper, fine. London, Chatto & Windus, 1993. Volume 1 May 1907 - Volume XIII November 1913. Specially bound first British edition, limited to 150 copies Thirteen volumes, illustrations, binder's cloth, some original and signed by the author. wrappers. Sydney, Bulletin, 1907-1913. Bound with a copy of Estimate $80/120 Hannaford’s 1967 index. Estimate $500/800 [200] MALOUF, David. REMEMBERING BABYLON. [196] Octavo, original cloth-backed marbled boards with glassine LORD, Gabrielle. DISORDER OF DESIRE [published as dustwrapper, fine. London, Chatto & Windus, 1993. The Whipping Boy]. Quarto, over 400 pages on 400 leaves, Specially bound first British edition, limited to 150 copies quarto, original computer script manuscript with some and signed by the author. holograph corrections, additions and markings; overall fine Estimate $80/120 in recent binder’s cloth. Sydney, 1989 – 1990. An early draft of what has been arguably Lord’s best received work. This [201] early draft was significantly revised with sub-plots, etc. being McAULEY, James and Harold STEWART]. THE omitted. Included in the volume are the typed notes on his DARKENING ECLIPTIC BY ERN MALLEY. Small first reading by Tim Curnow, Lord’s agent at Curtis Brown, a quarto, Sydney Nolan frontispiece, original first issue number of revised and struck-through pages, and a good 1992 typographic wrappers. Melbourne, Reed & Harris, 1944. The holograph letter from Lord. first separate edition, first issue. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $100/150 [202] McCUAIG, Ronald. VAUDEVILLE. Tall octavo, original green cloth, entirely uncut, as issued without dustwrapper. Potts Point (Sydney), Privately Printed by The Author, 1938. Rare: edition of 150 numbered and signed copies. First edition of McCuaig’s first and most important collection, the first significant modernist work by an Australian poet. The volume was privately printed by the poet, at "Wirringulla", St. Neot’s Avenue, Potts Point, Sydney – in his bath – since no printer would do the job for fear of prosecution for 'indecency'. Estimate $160/200

[203] McGAHAN, Andrew. THE WHITE EARTH. Octavo, pp. [x], 376, [6] (five blank), fine in publisher's original half cream morocco and cloth boards, spine with raised bands and double contrasting labels. Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 2004. A signed and inscribed presentation copy of the rare special issue of the first edition, bound in limited numbers by the publisher, almost certainly for presentation only. The novel subsequently won the Franklin Award in 2005. Estimate $80/120

[204] MELBA, Dame Nellie. MELBA'S GIFT BOOK of Australian Art and Literature. Octavo, plates, tipped-in coloured plates and frontispiece, original red moiré gilt- decorated cloth. Melbourne, George Robertson and Co., n.d. [1915]. Signed by Dame Nellie Melba. Estimate $150/300

[205] MOORHOUSE, Frank. THE ILLEGAL RELATIVES. Octavo, line-drawings throughout in several colours, stapled in original self-wrappers, edges browned as usual, otherwise fine. N.p., n.d. but Sydney, Tomato Press for the Author, [208] 1973. First edition of this extremely scarce, privately- MURRAY, Les A. THE WEATHERBOARD produced underground publication of explicitly pornographic CATHEDRAL: Poems. Octavo, about fine original boards fiction. Said to have been published without the author's with dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1969. First consent but shall we say 'recollections vary'? Loosely inserted edition of Murray's extremely scarce first solo volume. is a card signed by the author. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $180/240 [209] [206] O'DONNELL, Peter. MODESTY BLAISE. Octavo, NEILSON, John Shaw. BALLAD AND LYRICAL original boards with dustwrapper. London, Souvenir Press, POEMS. Octavo, original cloth-backed boards, little marked 1965. First edition. + Nine other Modesty Blaise first editions Sydney, The Bookfellow in Australia, 1923. First edition, including I, LUCIFER (1967), A TASTE FOR DEATH ordinary issue: rare owing to the loss of part of the edition (1969), and THE IMPOSSIBLE VIRGIN (1971). + A when Neilson's patron, Louise Dyer left Australia for Paris quantity of Modesty Blaise comic strip reprints 1981-1987. (where she established the famous musical publisher, Estimate $300/500 L'oiseau lyre. Estimate $100/200 [210] POETRY. SMALL GROUP of about 17 first edition works. [207] Slessor, Campbell, McAuley, Hope, Stewart, Murray, MURRAY, Les A.. THE IDYLL WHEEL. Cycle of a year Beaver… at Bunyah, New South Wales, April 1986 – April 1987. Estimate $60/90 Wood engravings by Rosalind Atkins. Octavo, illustrations, original papered boards with title label, fine. Canberra, [211] Officina Brindabella, 1989. Edition limited to 290 numbered RICHARDSON, Henry Handel. THE FORTUNES OF copies, signed by the author. RICHARD MAHONY. Octavo, original Colonial edition Estimate $150/200 cloth, early newspaper reviews neatly on front pastedown London, William Heinemann, 1917. First edition. Estimate $180/320 [212] [218] STEAD, Christina. THE PALACE WITH SEVERAL WRIGHT, Judith and Rosalind ATKINS (illustrated by). SIDES: A Sort of Love Story. Octavo, original stiffened RAINFOREST. Broadside, with wood engraved illustration wrapeprs with dustwrapper. Canberra, Brindabella Press, by Rosalind Atkins, 412 x 257 mm, on Arches paper; fine. 1986. Edition limited to 220 copies. + Nine others from the Canberra, Officina Brindabella, 1987. Very scarce: the first Brindabella Press, including Nan McDonald's For Prisoners of two separately-issued broadside poems from the press, (not in Richards) and three annotated catalogues from the reprinting a poem from Wright's Phantom Dwelling of 1985. press, 1989 – 1993. This is one of 275 copies signed by the poet of which "the Estimate $180/220 first 150 are for the Friends of the ANU Library, Canberra, and the last 25 are reserved for the printer". Estimate $80/120 [213] STEAD, Christina. THE PEOPLE WITH THE DOGS. [219] Octavo, near fine in the original cloth with little spine-tanned BRONTE SISTERS. THE NOVELS OF THE SISTERS dustwrapper. Boston, Little Brown and Company, 1952. First BRONTE. Edited by Temple Scott. Twelve volumes, octavo, edition: very scarce. frontispieces, portraits and plates, titles printed in red and Estimate $80/120 black, a very good set in original green cloth, gilt. Edinburgh, John Grant, 1911. The Thornton edition, which includes Gaskell's life of Charlotte Bronte. 200 400 HINCE [214] Estimate $200/400 STEPHENS, A.G. THE BOOKFELLOW. A Monthly Magazinelet for Book-Buyers and Book-Readers. Nos 1 – 5. [220] Five parts (complete), small octavo (part 1), sextodecimo SHAKESPEARE, William. THE WORKS. Seven volumes, (part 3), and duodecimo (parts 2, 4, and 5), an excellent set octavo, original morocco, a little marking of boards and bound with original wrappers in full brown morocco of the some blemishes, top edges rough-gilded, outer and lower period (probably by Cross of Sydney), spine lettered and edges uncut. London, The Nonesuch Press, New York, decorated in gilt. Sydney, Sydney, The "Bulletin" Newspaper Random House Inc., 1929 – 1933. Edition limited to 1600 Company, 7 January – 31 May, 1899. Very scarce (if not rare numbered sets. complete): first editions of the complete Bulletin series of Estimate $1000/1500 The Bookfellow, the brain-child of A.G. Stephens. This Bulletin series did not pay its way and was discontinued [221] within a few months. Mackaness and Stone, XV; Stuart, 96. STOW, John. THE SURVEY OF LONDON, contayning the Estimate $300/400 originall, increase, moderne estate and government of that city, methodically set downe. Folio, numerous woodcut arms and initials, lacking A1 (arms of London), title laid down, a couple of paper repairs, index leaves stained, early calf [215] rebacked and with corners strengthened. London, Nicholas WHITE, Patrick. THE AUNT'S STORY. Octavo, original Bourne, 1633. See STC 23345. cloth, with the uncommon dustwrapper (little edge-worn and Estimate $400/600 a few old tape stains). London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1948. First UK edition: very scarce, with the Roy de Maistre [222] dustwrapper very much so. WALPOLE, Horace. ANECDOTES OF PAINTING IN Estimate $300/500 ENGLAND, with some account of the principal artists. Three volumes, octavo, engraved portraits and vignettes, a good set in later half crushed morocco and marbled boards, top edges [216] gilt. London, Henry Bohn, 1862. WHITE, Patrick. THE AUNT'S STORY. Octavo, original Estimate $200/300 printed boards with little edge-worn dustwrapper. New York, The Viking Press, 1948. First edition; the scarce first printing [223] with the tipped-in errata leaf and with the text uncorrected. ZAEHNSDORF BINDINGS. CREIGHTON, Right Rev. Hubber and Smith, E1. Mandell. QUEEN ELIZABETH. Quarto, colour Estimate $150/300 frontispiece, full-page engraved plates, crimson crushed morocco by Zaehnsdorf, with contrasting inlays and elaborate gilt decoration. London, Paris &c., Boussod, [217] Valadon & Co., 1896. + Skelton's MARY STUART (London, WHITE, Patrick. THE TREE OF MAN. Octavo, original Goupil, 1898) in matching Zaehnsdorf crushed morocco. 400 contrasting cloth with edge-rubbed and price-clipped 600 HINCE dustwrapper. New York, Viking Press, 1955. First edition. + Estimate $400/600 The first US edition of White's THE AUNT'S STORY in original boards with dustwrapper (from the Humphrey McQueen collection). Estimate $150/300

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Art, Architecture, &c. [228] BROADBENT, James. THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL HOUSE, Architecture and Society in New South Wales 1788- 1842. Quarto, illustrations, original cloth with dustwrapper. Sydney, Hordern House in association with the Historic Houses Trust, 1997. [224] Estimate $80/120 BENTHAM, James. THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE CONVENTUAL & CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ELY, from the foundation of the monastery, to the year 1771. Large quarto, full-page and folding engraved plates, a good [229] copy in early calf with several marks on the boards, rebacked COUNIHAN, Noel. WAR OR PEACE. Twelve linocuts by preserving the spine. Norwich, Stevenson, Matchett, and Noel Counihan. Poems by Jack Lindsay. Quarto, frontispiece, Stevenson, 1812. Second edition. illustrations, with 12 linocuts in separate folder, original Estimate $200/300 quarter morocco and papered boards in slipcase. Melbourne, Gryphon Books, Edition limited to 250 copies, signed by both Counihan and Lindsay. Many copies appear to have been signed only by one or the other. [225] Estimate $160/240 BLACKMAN, Charles & Nadine AMADIO. PARIS DREAMING. A celebration of a city of the imagination. The Paris drawings of Charles Blackman. Folio, 49 coloured and black & white plates (4 double-page and several full-page), [230] original boards in dustwrapper, with slipcase. Sydney, AH & DRYSDALE, Russell. RUSSELL DRYSDALE. Folio, AW Reed, 1982. plates, without additional plates loosely inserted, half Estimate $200/300 morocco in cloth slipcase. Melbourne, Richmond Hill Press, 1979. Edition of 520 numbered copies, signed by the artist. Estimate $150/200 [226] BOSTOCK, Cecil W. CAMERAGRAPHS OF THE YEAR 1924. A Souvenir of the First Exhibition of the Australian Salon of Photography. Quarto, pp. 48 (chiefly photographic [231] plates) + tipped-in frontispiece, original cloth. Sydney, FAMIN, C. MUSEE ROYAL DE NAPLES, peintures, Harringtons, n.d. but 1924. Edition limited to 1000 copies. bronzes et statues erotiques du cabinet secret, avec leur The Sydney Camera Circle was behind the formation of the explication, contenant 60 gravures coloriees. Quarto, annual Australian Photography Salon in 1924 and 1926. handcoloured plates, some foxing and browning, later Bostock, a leading figure in photography circles, designed the morocco, embossed and gilt. Paris, Abel Ledoux, 1836. With catalogues for both exhibitions, both of which also included an accompanying quarto volume in matching binding, lengthy critical reviews by Harold Cazneaux. Only the 1924 consisting of an English translation in manuscript of the and 1926 salons were afforded substantial catalogues. + French text to the 60 plates above, bound with an octavo BOSTOCK, Cecil W. CAMERAGRAPHS 1926. Selections Leyden-published study of ancient Roman and Greek erotic from the Second Exhibition of the Australian Salon of images, Veneres et Priapi: Veneres uti Observantur in Photography. Quarto, tipped-in frontispiece and 48 pages of Gemmis Antiquis, the text and plates foxed (mounted to photographic plates, original cloth. Sydney, Harringtons, n.d. quarto). but 1926. Extremely scarce: one of the rare copies in original Estimate $200/400 cloth , most were issued in wrappers. An appealing association copy with the label of the Melbourne Camera Club and their small stamp on the endpapers and in a few margins. + Two others of similar interest. [232] Estimate $160/240 FOWLES, Joseph. SYDNEY IN 1848. Illustrated by copper-plate engravings of the Principal Streets, Public Buildings, Churches, Chapels, Etc. Quarto, frontispiece and [227] other full-page illlustrations, original cloth, rebacked. BOYD, Arthur. PHILIPP, Franz. ARTHUR BOYD. Sydney, J. Fowles, [1878]. The 1878 reproduction of 1848 Quarto, black & white and tipped-in coloured plates, original original edition. cloth in dustwrapper. London, Thames and Hudson, 1967. Estimate $100/200 First edtion: signed by the artist. Estimate $200/300 [233] [240] KAUFFMANN, John. THE ART OF JOHN SMYTH, George Lewis. THE MONUMENTS AND GENII KAUFFMANN. Twenty Illustrations in half-tone, with OF ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, and of Westminster Abbey Biography and Essay by Leslie H. Beer. Large folio, with 20 ... With coloured views. Two volumes, octavo, coloured tipped-in half-tone plates, original thin plain boards with frontispieces, engraved plates, some browning of text, early attached dustwrapper that is a little worn at the extremities. half calf, rebacked. London, John Williams, 1826. Melbourne, Alexander McCubbin, 1919. Very scarce: Estimate $80/120 pioneering Australian photo-impresionist, published in an edition limited to 500 numbered copies signed by the [241] photographer. WESSELOW, Simpkinson de. ANGUS, Max. Estimate $150/300 SIMPKINSON DE WESSELOW. Landscape Painter in Van Diemen's Land and the Port Phillip District, 1844-1848. [234] Square quarto, 61 colour plates, illustrations, original cloth LINDSAY, Norman. PAINTINGS IN OIL: with essays by with dustwrapper. Hobart, Blubber Head Press, 1984. Douglas Stewart and Norman Lindsay. Quarto, plates, Edition limited to 1000 copies, numbered and signed by the original green boards with gilt decoration, traces of pale author. foxing. Sydney, Shepherd Press [1945]. Limited to 1000 Estimate $150/300 numbered copies. Estimate $300/500 [242] WILSON, Hardy. OLD COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE in [235] New South Wales and Tasmania. Folio, with 50 tipped-in LINDSAY, Norman. PAINTINGS IN OIL: with essays by plates, frontispiece tissue-guard damaged, title-page with old Douglas Stewart and Norman Lindsay. Quarto, plates, trace creases, overall in good condition, original batik boards and of foxing, original green boards with gilt decoration. Sydney, imitation vellum spine. Sydney, The Author, 1924. One of Shepherd Press [1945]. Limited to 1000 numbered copies. 1000 numbered and signed copies. Estimate $300/500 Estimate $500/700

[236] [243] LINDSAY, Norman. TWO HUNDRED ETCHINGS. WILSON, Hardy. THE COW PASTURE ROAD. Quarto, Published in two volumes, with an introduction by Daniel tipped-in colour and monochrome plates, mild offsetting and Thomas, Comments on Norman Lindsay's Etching Technique foxing, original cloth-backed papered boards. Sydney, Art in and a Catalogue and Notes, Edited by Douglas Stewart. Two Australia, 1920. First edition: limited to 600 copies. volumes, folio, plates, original quarter morocco in slipcase. Estimate $120/180 Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1973. Edition limited to 210 numbered copies (no. 186), signed by Jane Lindsay. Estimate $1200/1800 Angling Books [237] LINDSAY, Norman. TWO HUNDRED ETCHINGS. Published in two volumes, with an introduction by Daniel [244] Thomas, Comments on Norman Lindsay's Etching Technique ARMIDALE AND DISTRICT ROD FISHERMEN'S and a Catalogue and Notes, Edited by Douglas Stewart. Two ASSOCIATION. OFFICIAL GUIDE FOR ANGLERS volumes, folio, plates, original quarter morocco in slipcase. AND TOURISTS to Armidale and District [cover title]. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1973. Edition limited to 210 Octavo, illustrations and maps, cloth backed pictorial numbered copies (no. 150), signed by Jane Lindsay. boards, bit worn and marked. Circa 1930. Scarce. Estimate $1200/1800 Estimate $100/200

[238] [245] OGILVIE, Helen. WOOD ENGRAVINGS. Edited with an BERNERS, Lady Juliana. A TREATYSE OF Introduction by Helen Maxwell. Tall duodecimo, with twenty FYSSHYNGE WYTH AN ANGLE, being a facsimile full-page wood engravings and three wood-engraved reproduction of the first book on the subject of fishing printed decorations, original green calf-backed boards by Helen in England by Wynkyn de Worde at Westminster in 1496. Wadlington, paper label with Ogilvie wood engraving on the Quarto, publisher's panelled and embossed vellum (rubbed). front board Canberra, Brindabella Press, 1995. Very scarce: London, Elliot Stock, 1880. + A four other facsimile editions edition limited to 200 numbered copies. Original prospectus including the William Pickering 1827 edition. + An 1885 and order form loosely inserted. edition of Dennys's Secrets of Angling. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $200/400

[239] [246] POOLE, Bryan. AQUATINT ETCHINGS. Six BLACKWOOD, R.L. THE QUEST OF THE TROUT. handcoloured, signed and numbered etchings in portfolio. Quarto, tipped-in black & white photographic plates, 2008 – 2010. Limitation varies. illustrations, original decorated wrappers, pictorial onlay. Estimate $300/500 Melbourne, Robertson & Mullens, 1926. First edition. Estimate $300/500 [247] [254] BLEEKER, P. OVER EENIGE VISSCHEN van Van DUNN, Bob, and Peter GOADBY. SALTWATER GAME Diemensland Quarto, folding plate, original wrappers (worn FISHES of the World. An Illustrated History. Folio, on spine), discrete ownership stamps on upper wrapper. illustrated throughout, original gilt-decorated leather with Amsterdam, C.G. Van Der Post 1855. Scarce. pictorial onlay, all edges gilt, in slip case. Melbourne, Estimate $100/200 Australian Fishing Network, 2000. Edition limited to 500 copies, but lacking limitation slip. + Three works on fly- [248] fishing by Chris Hole. BUSHELL, C.W. CATALOGUE OF THE PRIVATE Estimate $100/200 ANGLING LIBRARY of C.W. Bushell, Snr. Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers, Alan Jarvis's copy with book [255] label. Sydney, Bushell Publishing Company, 1953. Scarce. DUNN, Bob. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA. Its History and Estimate $80/120 Writings. Folio, illustrations (loosely inserted print), original plasticised cloth with pictorial onlay. Sydney, David Ell [249] Press, 1991. Deluxe edition limited to 300 numbered copies, CADLE, Brian (ed.). SALMONIANA: Done in Verse by signed by the author. This copy additionally inscribed and Barri Couta. Illustrated by A. Trumpeter. Folio, illustrations, signed by Dunn. + Two other reference works. + Three letters original spiral bound pictorial wrappers. Devonport, 1987. from the Walton bibliographer Rodolpe L. Coigney. Facsimile edition limited to 100 numbered copies, signed by Estimate $150/300 the editor. Estimate $100/200 [256] [250] DUNN, Bob. AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS: A CADLE, Brian (ed.). TASMANIA THE ANGLERS' Collector's Guide. Folio, illustrations, original pictorial PARADISE: Early Accounts of Angling in Tasmania. Folio, boards. Sydney, Antiquarian Angler, 1994. + Loosely inserted illustrations, publisher's leather with pictorial onlay, copy of Value Guide For Australian Fishing Reels. Issue no. slipcase. Launceston, Stevens Publishing, 2007 Edition 1 (November 1994). + AUSTRALIAN FISHING REELS limited to 55 copies. SUPPLEMENT & VALUE GUIDE UPDATE. Issue no. 2 Estimate $400/600 (November 1995) - Issue No. 8 (2002/2003). Seven issues, folio, illustrations, original wrappers. Sydney, 1995-2003. [251] Estimate $200/300 CARROLL, W. THE ANGLER'S VADE MECUM, Containing a Descriptive Account of the Water Flies, Their [257] Seasons, and the Kind of Weather That Brings Them Most on FISHING GUIDE. THE FISHERIES OF NEW SOUTH the Water. The Whole Represented in Twelve Coloured WALES. Prepared by the Department of Fisheries. Octavo, Plates: to Which is Added, a Description of the Different black & white illustrations, three folding maps at rear, Baits Used in Angling, and Where Found. Octavo, 12 original cloth-backed, pictorial boards (some wear). Sydney, handcoloured plates, bound with half title in contemporary Government Tourist Bureau, 1907. + A worn ex-library copy straight grain morocco, re-backed. Edinburgh, Archibald of Welsby's SCHNAPPERING (1905), rebacked (preserving Constable and Co., 1818. + CUTCLIFFE, H.C. The Art of original spine), new endpapers. Trout Fishing on Rapid Streams: Comprising a Complete Estimate $100/200 System of Fishing the North Devon Streams, and Their Like: With Detailed Instructions in the Art of Fishing With the Artificial Fly… Duodecimo, modern half calf and marbled [258] boards. South Molton, W. Tucker, 1863. First edition. HEDGE, John. TROUT FISHING IN NEW SOUTH Estimate $200/400 WALES. Octavo, illustrations, maps (large folding map in pocket at rear), original cloth with rubbed dustwrapper, [252] chipped at head of spine, John Mc Kinley's copy with DOWN, Harold P. OUT FISHING: A Fly Fisher's Tales. bookplate. Sydney, Abbey Publishing Co., 1963. Second Octavo, black & white frontispiece, illustrations, original edition. Inscribed and signed by the author for Frank Sawyer. cloth with chipped dustwrapper. Melbourne, The Author, + A copy of Hedge's TROUT FISHING: A SEASON ON 1952. Signed by the author. + Copies of L.J. Wackett's MONARO (1968), first edition in dustwrapper. Inscribed and STUDIES OF AN ANGLER (1950), with dustwrapper, and signed by the author. L.E. Russell's LET'S GO FLY FISHING (1951). Estimate $80/120 Estimate $100/200 [259] [253] JOSELAND, Howard. ANGLING IN AUSTRALIA AND DUNN, Bob, and Peter GOADBY. SALTWATER GAME ELSEWHERE. Octavo, black & white and coloured plates FISHES of the World. An Illustrated History. Folio, (some tipped-in), pictorial endpapers, with actual 'Bredbo' illustrated throughout, original gilt-decorated leather with pattern fly mounted on title page, publisher's leather, pictorial onlay, all edges gilt, in slip case. Melbourne, solander box. Melbourne, Joseland Society, [2002]. Australian Fishing Network, 2000. Edition limited to 500 Facsimile edition limited to 40 copies, produced by Stevens copies, signed by the authors. + A copy of the trade edition of Publishing for members of the Joseland Society. the same work. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $100/200 [260] [267] SCHOLES, David. MEMORY HOLD THE ROD. Oblong WIGRAM, R.H. THE SHANNON RISE. Octavo, black & quarto, coloured and black & white illustrations (with four white illustrations, few blemishes, loose in original pictorial numbered coloured prints c.34cm x 50cm in separate wrappers. Launceston, Telegraph Publications, [1953]. First publisher's folio), loosely inserted Erratum, original papered edition. Scarce. boards with coloured pictorial onlay. Melbourne, Compleat Estimate $600/900 Flyfisher, 1995. Edition limited to 1000 copies, signed by the author on limitation slip. [268] Estimate $150/300 WIGRAM, R.H. THE UNCERTAIN TROUT. Quarto, black & white illustrations, original cloth with dustwrapper. [261] Melbourne, Georgian House, 1951. Inscribed and signed by SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE the author. ANTIPODES: An Angler’s Sketches in Tasmania and New Estimate $100/200 Zealand. Octavo, modern kangaroo hide with pictorial onlay. Melbourne etc., George Robertson, 1880. First edition. [269] Ferguson, 15577. + SENIOR, William, NEAR AND FAR: WIGRAM, R.H. TROUT AND FLY IN TASMANIA. An Angler's Sketches of Home Sport and Colonial Life Octavo, plates, original cloth with scarce dustwrapper (1888). Octavo, modern half calf and marbled endpapers, Bob (rubbed). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1938. First edition. Dunn's copy with bookplate. London, Sampson Low, Estimate $500/800 Marston, Searle, & Rivington. First edition. + A copy of Senior's BY STREAM AND SEA (1877) in binder's cloth. [270] Estimate $150/300 WIGRAM, R.H. TROUT AND FLY IN TASMANIA. Octavo, plates, publisher's leather. Launceston, Stevens [262] Publishing, 2002. Facsimile edition limited to 250 numbered SENIOR, William. TRAVEL AND TROUT IN THE copies. + A copy of Wigram's THE FLY (2002), from the ANTIPODES: An Angler's Sketches in Tasmania and New same publisher, limited to 250 copies. Zealand. Octavo, with 32pp. of advertisements, most leaves Estimate $120/240 unopened, original blue pictorial cloth, gilt on spine, recased, new endpapers London, Chatto and Windus, 1880. First [271] edition. + A worn copy in variant cloth (probably primary WIGRAM, R.H. TROUT AND FLY IN TASMANIA. issue) of the same work. + A copy of the 1890 edition of Octavo, plates, original cloth. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, Senior's NEAR AND FAR. 1938. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $200/300

[263] [272] SLATER, R. ROD AND LINE IN TASMANIA Octavo, WILSON, Samuel. SALMON AT THE ANTIPODES: illustrations, modern binder's cloth preserving upper Being an Account of the Successful Introduction of Salmon wrapper, new endpapers. Launceston, "The Examiner", 1906. and Trout into Australian Waters. Octavo, mounted Second edition. Scarce. With an inked inscription: 'Les With photographic frontispiece, folding map, original blue best wishes from Dick. Tasmania 1908.' decorated cloth (bit flecked) with vignette of a salmon in Estimate $200/400 silver. London, Edward Stanford, 1879. Third edition. Estimate $400/800 [264] TAYLOR, Harvey J. SHANNON RISE REVISITED. Octavo, black & white illustrations, original boards. Judbury, The Author, 1993. Edition limited to 60 copies, signed by the author. + A copy of Taylor's TASMAMIAN ANGLING MEMORIES (1995), limited to 80 copies, signed by the author. Estimate $150/300

[265] WACKETT, L.J. MY HOBBY IS TROUT FISHING. Octavo, frontispiece, original gilt-decorated cloth. Melbourne, J.T. Picken & Sons, 1946. Only 500 copies printed. Very scarce. Inscribed and signed by the author. Estimate $600/900

[266] WIGRAM, R.H. ANGLERS GUIDE TO TASMANIA. Octavo, black & white illustrations, maps, original pictorial wrappers. Launceston, "The Examiner" Press, 1946. Second edition. Estimate $400/600 General Australiana and Travel [279] SPENCER, Walter Baldwin and Francis James GILLEN. THE NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA. Octavo, illustrations, two folding coloured plates, folding [273] tables, one folding map, with hundreds of illustrations (many ASHLEY-MONTAGU, M.F. COMING INTO BEING photographic) in the text, original gilt decorated cloth. AMONG THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES: A Study of London, Macmillan, 1904. First edition of the very scarce the Procreative Beliefs of the Native Tribes of Australia. second publication by Spencer and Gillen: association copy, Octavo, plates, original cloth with rare dustwrapper. London, with the pencilled ownership inscription of prominent Routledge, 1937. First edition. ornithologist J.A. Campbell, dated Armadale, 1904, on the Estimate $80/120 free front endpaper. Estimate $300/500 [274] BENNETT, Mary Montgomerie. CHRISTISON OF [280] LAMMERMOOR. Octavo, eight leaves of plates, original SPENCER, Walter Baldwin. THE NATIVE TRIBES OF cloth with rare dustwrapper. London, Alston Rivers, [1927]. THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA. Octavo, First edition: rare in dustwrapper: "giving an account of some with folding map and plates (some coloured), illustrations of the trials that beset the life of a pioneer in the sixties of the and diagrams in the text, original gilt-decorated cloth, top last century in Western Queensland, and the way a man of edge gilt, others uncut. London, Macmillan and Co., 1914. character and determination won the confidence and goodwill First edition: scarce. of the Aborigines" (dustwrapper blurb). Greenway, 1136. Estimate $400/600 Estimate $100/200 [281] [275] SPENCER, Walter Baldwin. WANDERINGS IN WILD HORNE, George A. and AISTON, G. SAVAGE LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. Two volumes, octavo, with in total 211 leaves CENTRAL AUSTRALIA. Octavo, with 48 leaves of plates of plates (sixteen coloured), two printed tissue guide plates, and a folding map, original blue-green buckram, gilt vignette and five folding maps, other maps and illustrations in the of an Aborigine on the front board, F.G. Coles copy with text, bright original olive-green cloth, top edges gilt, with the bookplate. London, Macmillan, 1924. First edition: a uncommon dustwrappers. London, Macmillan and Co., 1928. collaborative work which describes Horne’s visits to the Lake First edition of Spencer’s most literary work, the narrative of Eyre District where Aiston was Protector, and which draws his travels with Gillen to 1912 and, after Gillen’s death, alone on Aiston’s twenty years experience as a mounted trooper in Central Australia as late as 1923 and 1924. Greenway, among the desert tribes; one of the classic early scientific 8686. accounts of Aboriginal life in Central Australia. Greenway, Estimate $600/800 4727. Estimate $150/300 [282] STREHLOW, T.G.H. ARANDA TRADITIONS. [276] Octavo, plates, folding tables, folding map, original cloth in HOWITT, Alfred William. THE NATIVE TRIBES OF dustwrapper. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press, 1947. SOUTH-EAST AUSTRALIA. Octavo, folding maps and First edition: scarce. folding table, illustrations, original cloth, gilt, slightly Estimate $100/150 flecked. London, Macmillan, 1904. First edition. Estimate $300/500 [283] STREHLOW, T.G.H. JOURNEY TO HORSESHOE [277] BEND. Octavo, endpaper maps, original cloth, with SPENCER, Walter Baldwin and Francis James GILLEN. dustwrapper that is not spine-faded – and unusual thus – but ACROSS AUSTRALIA. Two volumes, octavo, with all the front panel a little rubbed Sydney, Angus & Robertson, plates (some coloured) and two folding maps, fine in original 1969. First edition: very scarce and much sought. gilt decorated cloth, top edges gilt. London, Macmillan, 1912. Estimate $100/150 First edition, second impression. Spencer and Gillen’s scientific expeditions in Central Australia, which resulted in a [284] series of major scientific texts, were the beginnings of WOODS, J.D. et al. THE NATIVE TRIBES OF SOUTH modern Australian anthropological fieldwork. AUSTRALIA. Comprising The Narrinyeri by the Rev. Estimate $300/400 George Taplin. The Adelaide Tribe by Dr Wyatt. The Encounter Bay Tribe by the Rev. A. Meyer. The Port Lincoln [278] Tribe by the Rev. C.W. Schurmann. The Dieyerie Tribe by S. SPENCER, Walter Baldwin and Francis James GILLEN. Gason. Vocabulary of the Woolner District Dialect (Northern THE ARUNTA: A Study of Stone Age People. Two volumes, Territory) by John Wm. Ogilvie Bennett. With an octavo, plates, folding map, vol. I in primary binding of green Introductory Chapter by J.D. Woods. Octavo, plates, cloth with gilt top edge, vol. II in secondary plain grey cloth, attractive original decorated green cloth, gilt. Adelaide, E.S. with dustwrappers. London, Macmillan, 1927. Wigg & Son, 1879. Ferguson 13095. Estimate $400/600 Estimate $300/400 [285] [291] WALSH, Grahame L. BRADSHAWS ANCIENT ROCK BONWICK, James. THE BUSHRANGERS: illustrating PAINTINGS OF NORTH-WEST AUSTRALIA. Folio, the early days of Van Diemen’s Land. Octavo, half morocco black & white and coloured plates, maps, original boards and marbled boards (rubbed).. Melbourne, Published for The with dustwrapper (few marks). Carouge-Geneva, Edition Author by George Robertson, 1856. First edition of this very Limitee, 1994. First edition, limited to 1000 copies. scarce history of the bushrangers of Van Diemen’s Land, Estimate $500/800 written at a time when many eye-witnesses were available to the author. Ferguson, 7203; Pescott, 25. Estimate $100/200 [286] ARMSTRONG, W.E. ROSSEL ISLAND. An Ethnological Study. Octavo, 12 leaves of plates, original cloth with spine- [292] faded dustwrapper. Cambridge, At the University Press, BROWN, George. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY: A narrative of 1928. First edition: a classic account by a former Government forty-eight years’ residence and travel in Samoa, New Britain, Anthropologist in Papua. Foreword by A.C. Haddon. Rare New Ireland, New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands. Thick with dustwrapper. octavo, with 100 leaves of plates and a folding coloured map, Estimate $150/300 bright original red cloth, top edge gilt, others rough trimmed only. London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1908. First edition: scarce. = copies of Chignell's OUTPOST IN PAUA and [287] Holmes's IN PRIMITIVE NEW GUINEA, both first editions BANFIELD, E.J. THE CONFESSIONS OF A in original cloth. BEACHCOMBER… Octavo, plates, original pictorial Estimate $120/180 black cloth, top edge gilt. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1908. First edition: very scarce. + The three other volumes in the Beachcomber quartet – MY TROPIC ISLE, TROPIC DAYS, [293] and LAST LEAVES FROM DUNK ISLAND, all in original BROWN, Henry Yorke Lyell. GOVERNMENT cloth. GEOLOGIST'S REPORT on a Journey from Adelaide to Estimate $300/500 Hale River [bound with] Report on Journey from Warrina to Musgrave Ranges [bound with] Reports of Coal-bearing Area in Neighbourhood of Leigh's Creek, &c. [bound with] [288] Government Geologist’s Report on Country in BASEDOW, Herbert. JOURNAL OF THE Neighbourhood of Lake Eyre [bound with] Further GOVERNMENT NORTH-WEST EXPEDITION. Octavo, Geological Examinations of Leigh's Creek and Hergott with plates and large folding map, original wrappers, fine. Districts, &c. Five pieces, foolscap folio, with large folding Adelaide, Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, South maps, folding plans, and plates, the five pieces bound Australian Branch, 1914. First edition. An important together in contemporary binder’s cloth, about fine. expedition, scientifically and anthropologically, under the Adelaide, H.F. Leader, Government Printer, 1889 – 1892. A leadership of L.A. Wells that linked “together the areas very good collection of five very scarce official reports of traversed by the Horn and Elder Expeditions”. See Greenway, exploration undertaken by the most active (if relatively 729. unsung) explorer of the late colonial and early Federal era. Estimate $150/200 The papers collected here provide an overview of his earliest work in relatively unexplored regions of central Australia. Estimate $300/400 [289] BLACK, George. A HISTORY OF THE N.S.W. POLITICAL LABOR PARTY First Number – Sixth Number. [294] Six parts, octavo, bound for the author with original BURKE AND WILLS. JACKSON, Andrew. ROBERT wrappers in gilt-lettered law buckram with red leather titling O'HARA BURKE and the Australian Exploring Expedition label, a fine copy. Sydney, [1926]. Rare: a fine presentation of 1860. Octavo, engraved title-page, one folding map set of the first six parts of this uncommon piece, bound on the (repaired), original green blind-stamped cloth, name erased author's instructions and inscribed on a binder's blank to "Dr from half-title. London, Smith, Elder and Co., 1862. William Maloney, M.H.R. as a token of the esteem & Ferguson, 10857. affection of George Black. Christmas 1928-9". Estimate $200/400 Estimate $300/500

[295] [290] BURKE AND WILLS. NORMAN, William Henry. BONWICK, James. JOHN BATMAN, THE FOUNDER EXPLORATION EXPEDITION. LETTER FROM OF VICTORIA. Octavo; original green cloth. Melbourne, COMMANDER NORMAN, reporting the return of the Ferguson and Moore, 1868. Second and better issue of the "Victoria" from the Gulf of Carpentaria; together with first edition, with eleven additional pages of preliminaries. Reports and Correspondence. Foolscap folio, stitched as Ferguson, 7231; Pescott, 58. + An ex-library copy of Foster's issued. Melbourne, John Ferres, 1862. The New Colony of Victoria (1851), the rare second issue of Estimate $80/120 the first edition sheets in wrappers with the 8-page supplement adding details to December 1851. Estimate $150/300 [296] [301] BURNETT, Frank. THROUGH POLYNESIA AND COOK, Captain James. A VOYAGE TO THE PACIFIC PAPUA: Wanderings with a Camera in Southern Seas. OCEAN. Undertaken by the Command of His Majesty, For Octavo, 47 leaves of plates and a folding map, original gilt- Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. To pictorial cloth. London, Francis Griffiths, 1911. First edition: Determine the Position and Extent of the West Side of North scarce. + MARSHALL, Alan John, “Jock”. THE MEN AND America; its Distance From Asia; and the Practicability of a BIRDS OF PARADISE: Journeys through Equatorial New Northern Passage to Europe. Performed under the direction of Guinea. Octavo, plates, original cloth with dustwrapper. Captains Cook, Clerke, and Gore, in His Majesty's Ships the London, Heinemann, 1938. First edition. + Six others of Resolution and Discovery. In the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, related interest (three with dustwrapper) 1779, and 1780. Three volumes, quarto, 24 engraved plates Estimate $80/120 and maps (some folding), contemporary calf, spines worn, two boards detached. London, Printed by W. and A. Strahan [297] for G. Nicol and T. Cadell, 1784. First edition of Cook's third BURNS, Robert THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT voyage, without separate atlas. BURNS. Printed for the booksellers in Australia. Octavo, Estimate $1800/2400 frontispiece, modern half morocco. 1832. Ferguson, 1521. Estimate $100/200 [302] [298] COOK, Captain James. A VOYAGE TOWARDS THE CALVERT, Samuel. [BUSH FIRE IN AUSTRALIA]. SOUTH POLE and Round the World. Performed in His Coloured wood-engraving, 305 x 440 mm (image); trimmed Majesty's Ships the Resolution and Adventure, in the Years to the image and mounted on thick paper at an early date, in 1772, 1773, 1774, and 1775. Written by James Cook, very good state. [Melbourne, circa 1860s – 1870s]. This Commander of the Resolution. In which is included, Captain well-known image, drawn and engraved by Calvert, was Furneaux's Narrative of his Proceedings in the Adventure issued as a coloured supplement (probably to the Illustrated During the Separation of the Ships... Two volumes, quarto, Australian News) and was also published in slightly altered plates and charts (some folding), contemporary calf, spines form in Sydney Illustrated News. + [ABORIGINAL worn, boards detached. London, Printed for W. Strahan, and HUNTERS RETURNING TO CAMP] Coloured wood- T. Cadell in the Strand, 1777. First edition of Cook's second engraving, 450 x 325 mm; trimmed to the image and mounted voyage. on thick paper at an early date, in very good state. Estimate $1500/2000 [Melbourne, circa 1860s-1880s]. A very sympathetic image, issued as a colour supplement to an illustrated journal, probably Syme's Illustrated Australian News. [303] Estimate $140/180 COOK. HAWKESWORTH, John. AN ACCOUNT OF THE VOYAGES undertaken by order of His Present Majesty [299] for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere and CHAMPION, Ivan F. ACROSS NEW GUINEA FROM successively performed by Commodore Byron, Captain THE FLY TO THE SEPIK. Octavo, with black & white Carteret, Captain Wallis, and Captain Cook... Three volumes, plates and a folding map, in the original primary binding of quarto, plates and charts (many folding), including the chart brown buckram, spine lettered in gilt. London, Constable & of the Straits of Magellan not issued with all copies, Co. Ltd., 1932. First edition: Trans-New Guinea Expedition contemporary calf, spines worn, some boards detached. under Charles Henry Karius, North-West Patrol 1926-1928. London, W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1773. The first edition of This was the first crossing of the island at this point, the official account of Cook’s first voyage and the discovery discovering much unknown territory. of Eastern Australia. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $1800/2400

[300] [304] CLUNE, Frank. LAST OF THE EXPLORERS: The Story DOMENY DE RIENZI, G.L. OCEANIE, OU of Donald Mackay. Octavo, plates, original cloth with little CINQUIEME PARTIE DU MONDE. REVUE edge-chipped Adrian Feint dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus and GEOGRAPHIQUE ET ETHNOGRAPHIQUE. Three Robertson, 1942. Very scarce: the 'official' account of volumes, octavo, with very numerous engraved plates and Mackay's various expeditions in Australia and New Guinea, folding maps, owner's stamp on a few early leaves, original published with Mackay’s co-operation some years before his quarter calf and marbled boards, one backstrip detaching. death. In 1926 Mackay financed and accompanied the first of Paris, Firmin Didot Freres, 1836. The Australian and New his important Northern Territory expeditions when he Zealand plates are mostly derived from the beautiful plates travelled with Herbert Basedow by camel to the Petermann from French grands voyages undertaken in the first half of the Ranges. In 1928 he and Basedow again explored in Arnhem nineteenth century. + WIEDER, Dr F. C. Tasman's Kaart van Land. In 1931, 1933, 1935, and 1937 Mackay financed and zijn Australische Ontdekkingen 1644. s'Gravenhage, supervised a series of aerial surveys of Central Australia, Martinus Nojhoff, 1942. Quarto, maps including one folding, producing a series of maps far in advance of any previously publisher's cloth-backed papered boards. available. The first of these surveys discovered the vast inland Estimate $150/240 lake that was named after him by the Commonwealth government. Estimate $400/600 [305] [310] EDGE-PARTINGTON, James. CATALOGUE of the GOLD. A VISIT TO AUSTRALIA AND ITS GOLD Australasian Collection of Books and Pictures formed by the REGIONS. Octavo, with folding coloured frontispiece map, late James Edge Partington. Octavo, portrait and plates, steel engravings throughout, original blind-stamped cloth original cloth. London, Francis Edwards, 1934. + Three (sunned on spine). London, Society for the Promotion of works of Australian bibliographical interest. Christian Knowledge, 1856. Reprinted. Ferguson, 17983. + A Estimate $80/120 copy of 'The Fortieth Thousand' issue (1853), of G. Butler Earp's THE GOLD COLONIES OF AUSTRALIA, institutional blindstamps on boards, worn on spine. Estimate $120/240 [306] FERGUSON, John Alexander. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AUSTRALIA. 1784-1900. Seven volumes, octavo, original cloth in dustwrappers. Canberra, National Library of [311] Australia, 1975-1980. Facsimile edition. GRAY, Robert. REMINISCENCES OF INDIA AND Estimate $200/300 NORTH QUEENSLAND 1857-1912. Octavo, eight leaves of plates, and a folding map of Queensland, original cloth little dulled as usual. London, Constable and Company, 1913. First edition: author's inscribed and signed presentation copy, [307] and rare thus. A highly-regarded and comprehensive account FINN, Edmund “Garryowen”. THE CHRONICLES OF of pastoral life in north-west Queensland outback from the EARLY MELBOURNE 1835 TO 1852. Historical, first opening up of the country in the early 1860s to the end of Anecdotal and Personal, by “Garryowen”. Two volumes, the colonial era in 1900. Johnston-Zerner, F781. quarto, with illustrations throughout, original dark red roan, Estimate $100/150 decorated in gilt, a good set, with the stamp of the Old Colonist's Association of Victoria. Melbourne, Fergusson and Mitchell, 1888. First edition: now extremely scarce. A highly detailed and important account of early Melbourne settlement [312] by one of the city’s earliest residents and journalists. GREY, George. JOURNALS OF TWO EXPEDITIONS OF Ferguson, 9609. DISCOVERY in North-West and Western Australia, Two Estimate $400/600 volumes, octavo, with two large folding maps loose in an endpocket in volume one, complete with 22 plates (six coloured), the plates with a pale waterstain, early half calf and marbled boards, spines wearing. London, T. & W. [308] Boone, 1841. First edition of a classic Western Australian FLINDERS, Matthew. A VOYAGE TO TERRA exploration account, Grey’s narrative includes scientific AUSTRALIS; undertaken for the purpose of completing the appendices by John Gould, John Edward Gray, and Adam discovery of that vast country, and prosecuted in the years White. The Aboriginal rock paintings found on the first 1801, 1802, and 1803. Two text volumes only, quarto, with expedition are illustrated on several plates. Bagnall, 2336; eight of the nine plates, lacking View of Port Jackson, plates Ferguson, 3228; Wantrup 131 (miscounting plates in the offset as usual, one plate with a repaired tear, institutional second volume). stamps (and with an occasional perforated stamp), top edge Estimate $600/900 gilt, outer and lower edges uncut, a large copy 360 x 274 mm., bound with the half titles in more recent full morocco. London, Nicol, 1814. [313] Estimate $800/1200 GRIMSHAW, Beatrice. THE NEW NEW GUINEA. Octavo, 48 leaves of plates, and a folding map, original gilt- decorated blue cloth, top edge gilt, fore-edge untrimmed. [309] London, Hutchinson & Co., 1910. First edition: scarce. One FRASER. CURTIS, John. SHIPWRECK OF THE of the classic, best early accounts of Australian-administered STIRLING CASTLE, containing a faithful narrative of the Papua. Grimshaw, a highly popular novelist and travel writer, dreadful sufferings of the crew, and the cruel murder of journeyed around the islands of Indonesia and the South Captain Fraser by the savages : also, the horrible barbarity of Pacific for thirty years, periodically settling in Papua New the cannibals inflicted upon the captain's widow, whose Guinea. "Once she found herself joining a party of unparalleled sufferings are stated by herself, and corroborated missionaries searching for a colleague captured by cannibals by the other survivors : to which is added the narrative of the (they found most of him), and as early as 1909 she was diving wreck of the Charles Eaton, in the same latitude. Octavo, for pleasure in the Torres straits. She ran a coffee plantation eight plates (some foxing), half calf and marbled boards with in Papua for several years, went diamond prospecting, and, gilt armorial device on both boards, sympathetically re- almost incidentally, became the first white woman to navigate backed, later endpapers. London, George Virtue, 1838. the deadly Sepik and Fly rivers. In 1939 she retired to Ferguson, 2470. Australia – still writing – and died there at the age of eighty- Estimate $500/700 two"" (Jane Robinson). Estimate $200/400 [314] [321] HAWAII. HUMPHREY, Rev. Heman. THE PROMISED LANDSBOROUGH. LAURIE, James Stuart. LAND. A sermon delivered at Goshen, at the ordination of LANDSBOROUGH'S EXPLORATION IN AUSTRALIA the Rev. Messrs. Hiram Bingham & Asa Thurston. Octavo, from Carpentaria to Melbourne, with especial reference to pp. 40 + xvi, disbound. Boston, Samuel T. Armstrong, 1819. settlement of available country. Octavo, double-page map, First edition of a scarce and early Hawaiian missions item. bound with the original salmon pink wrappers in more recent Estimate $100/200 calf. London, Thomas Murby, Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., [1866]. First edition, the uncommon issue in wrappers, of the [315] very scarce 1866 London edition of Landsborough’s official HOLMES, J.H. IN PRIMITIVE NEW GUINEA An account account here edited by James Stuart Laurie: "chiefly dictated, of a quarter of a century spent amongst the primitive Ipi & with the help of materials recorded in the log-book of the Namau groups of tribes of the Gulf of Papua, with an journey, by Mr. Landsborough himself”. Ferguson, 11330; interesting description of their manner of living, their customs Maria, 112; Wantrup, 175. & habits, feasts & festivals, totems & cults. Octavo, folding Estimate $150/300 map and plates, original cloth with very scarce dustwrapper. London, Seeley, Service, & Co., 1924. First edition: a fine copy. [322] Estimate $100/200 MACARTHUR, James. NEW SOUTH WALES; ITS PRESENT STATE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS: being a [316] Statement, with Documentary Evidence, submitted in support HOWGEGO, Raymond. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF of Petitions to His Majesty and Parliament. Octavo, EXPLORATION to 1800 [with] 1800 to 1850 [with] 1850 to handcoloured folding map, with half-title, original green 1940: The Oceans, Islands and Polar Regions [with] 1850 to moiré cloth. London, D. Walther, 1837. First edition. 1940: Continental Exploration. Four volumes, quarto, Ferguson, 2304. complete, original cloth, gilt, dustwrappers, as new. Sydney, Estimate $100/200 Hordern House, 2003 – 2008. First editions: complete set. Estimate $400/600 [323] [317] MALINOWSKI, Bronislaw. THE SEXUAL LIFE OF HUMPHRIES, W.R. PATROLLING IN PAPUA. Octavo, SAVAGES… Tall octavo, original contrasting cloth. plates and folding map, original cloth. London, 1923. First London, George Routledge, 1929. + BERNDT, Ronald and edition. + Caopies of Mackellar's TORRES STRAITS and Catherine H. BERNDT. SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR IN Riley's AMONG PAPUAN HEADHUNTERS, in original WESTERN ARNHEM LAND. Small quarto, photographic cloth. illustrations, original wrappers. New York, The Viking Fund, Estimate $80/120 1951. + Five others of Aboriginal interest. Estimate $150/200 [318] IDRIESS, Ion L. CYANIDING FOR GOLD. A Complete, [324] Simple, and Detailed Account of the Process Written MAWSON, Douglas. THE HOME OF THE BLIZZARD, Especially for the Working Miner and the Small Syndicate. being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition Octavo, illustrations, folding tables, foxing on endpapers, 1911-1914. Two volumes, thick octavo, plates and maps, original cloth (flecking on lower board) with rare original cloth, the text block of second volume broken within dustwrapper (few marks). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1939. the binding, with neat modern dustwrappers. London, First edition with dustwrapper of one of the scarcest and most William Heinemann, 1915. First edition. + A copy of sought Idriess titles. SCOTT’S LAST EXPEDITION (1913). Two volumes, Estimate $1000/2000 octavo, frontispieces, black & white and coloured plates (some folding), folding maps, scattered pale foxing, top edges [319] gilt, original blue cloth (one spine with a couple of snags), INGLETON, Geoffrey C. A CATALOGUE OF SELECT with neat modern dustwrappers. London, Smith, Elder & Co., BOOKS FROM THE INGLETON COLLECTION. Thick 1913. First edition. octavo, the complete series of five parts in one volume, Estimate $300/500 frontispiece in colour, plates, a couple of early leaves creased, cloth, dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, [1978]. One of 375 numbered and signed copies + Copies of [325] the Mabel Brookes and Renard-Joel (Bremer) auction MEREDITH, Louisa Anne. MY HOME IN TASMANIA catalogues. during a Residence of Nine Years. Two volumes in one, Estimate $80/120 octavo, frontispiece and decorations, later binder's cloth with leather spine label. London, John Murray, 1852. First edition. [320] Ferguson, 12506. + MEREDITH, Mrs. Charles. NOTES LABILLIERE, Francis Peter. EARLY HISTORY OF THE AND SKETCHES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Octavo, COLONY OF VICTORIA. From its Discovery to its bound with another work, modern morocco. London, John Establishment as a Self-Governing Province of the British Murray, 1844. Ferguson, 3860. Empire. Two volumes, octavo, original brown cloth. London, Estimate $200/400 Sampson Low, 1878. First edition. Ferguson, 11264. Estimate $200/300 [326] [332] MUNDY, Lt.-Colonel Godfrey Charles. OUR PORTER, Hal. BAIRNSDALE: Portrait of an Australian ANTIPODES. The Australasian Colonies, with a Glimpse of Country Town Quarto, illustrations, original quarter the Goldfields. Octavo, frontispiece and seven lithographic morocco and cloth boards. Sydney, John Ferguson, 1977. plates, prize calf, marbled edges, an attractive copy. London, Edition limited to 150 signed copies. Bentley, 1855. Third edition in one volume. + MILNER, Estimate $60/90 John, and Oswald W. BRIERLY. THE CRUISE OF H.M.S. GALATEA, Captain H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., [333] in 1867-1868. Octavo, photographic frontispiece, coloured PRATT, Antwerp Edgar. TWO YEARS AMONG NEW and black & white plates, illustrations, folding map at rear, GUINEA CANNIBALS... With Notes and Observations by original gilt-decorated cloth (opened at the title). London, his Son Henry Pratt and Appendices on the Scientific Results W.H. Allen and Co., 1869. Ferguson, 12627. of the Expedition. Octavo, with frontispiece, folding coloured Estimate $100/150 map, and 47 other leaves of plates (included in the pagination), original red cloth, spine lettered in gilt, with a [327] gilt central vignette of a two-masted native craft on the front MURRAY, J.H.P. 1920 REVIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN board, top edge gilt, other edges uncut. London, Seeley & ADMINISTRATION IN PAPUA from 1907 to 1920. Co., 1906. First edition: extremely scarce. Scientific Foolscap folio, pp. 34 (last blank, recto colophon), later collecting expedition in 1901-2. Pratt includes good binder's cloth. Port Moresby, Edward George Baker, descriptions of Papuan topography, vegetation, climate, flora Government Printer, [1920]. A rare Port Moresby imprint: an and fauna, the native inhabitants and their houses, villages, important document by the father of modern Papua New customs, rites, witchcraft, etc. Guinea. Estimate $300/500 Estimate $80/120 [334] [328] RANDELL, John O. KIMBOLTON. Octavo, illustrated MURRAY, John Hubert Plunkett. PAPUA OR BRITISH and with maps and diagrams, quarter calf. Melbourne, NEW GUINEA. Octavo, with 32 leaves of plates and a Queensberry Hill Press, 1976. Deluxe edition of 100 folding map, little foxed but very good in original dark red numbered copies, signed. + Three further Randell titles on cloth, top edge gilt. London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1912. First Victorian local history, two of them in limited edition. edition of the classic account of Australian-administered Estimate $100/150 Papua by the great proconsul and father of modern Papua New Guinea. Greenway, 7102. [335] Estimate $240/320 ROYAL AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY. JOURNAL AND PROCEEDINGS… Vol. 1 No. 1 (March [329] 1906) to Volume 67 (1982) complete. Octavo, the first twelve MURRAY, Sir J. Hubert P. PAPUA OF TO-DAY: or, an volumes in early half roan, fifty-five volumes neat Australian Colony in the Making. Octavo, plates, folding contemporary binder's cloth. An unbroken run of this maps or plans (including two loose in endpocket, one important periodical; with two volumes of the Society's coloured), original cloth with dustwrapper (top and bottom of Newsletters, and three relevant pamphlets. the spine little defective). London, P.S. King & Son, 1925. Estimate $800/1200 First edition. + Related works by Lett, S.G. Macdonald, Demaitre, and Bushell, the last three with dustwrapper. [336] Estimate $120/180 SAINSON, Louis Auguste de (after). HABITATIONS DE PECHEURS DE PHOQUES AU PORT WESTERN [330] (NOUVELLE HOLLANDE). Handcoloured lithograph, 220 NEW SOUTH WALES. COMMERCE IN CONGRESS. To x 310 (image size) plus printed title, mounted framed and Commemorate the Seventh Congress of Chambers of glazed. Paris, Tastu, circa 1833. This is the earliest artistic Commerce of the British Empire Held in Sydney, N.S.W. depiction of any part of present-day Victoria. De Sainson was September, 1909. Quarto, numerous black & white artist on Dumont d’Urville’s voyage in the Astrolabe and this illustrations, original gilt-decorated cloth. Sydney, W.E. well-known depiction of Bass Strait sealers, their Aboriginal Smith Limited, 1909. women, and their shanty at Port Western was published as Estimate $80/120 part of the series of atlases to the official account of that expedition. On this view see Anne Glover, Victorian [331] Treasures, 1980, pp. 7-9 (illustrated). PETHERICK, Edward Augustus. CATALOGUE OF THE Estimate $300/600 YORK GATE LIBRARY formed by Mr S. William Silver. An index to the literature of gography, Maritime and inland [337] discovery, commerce and colonisation. Large octavo, double- SHERER, John. THE GOLD-FINDER OF AUSTRALIA: page chart and 17 plates, original vellum, top edge gilt, how he went, how he fared, and how he made his fortune. others uncut. London, John Murray, 1886. Second edition, Octavo, with frontispiece pictorial title and 47 other plates, a much expanded; scarce. With (tipped to front endpaper) 2- bit fingered, original embossed cloth rebacked preserving page signed letter of presentation from Silver to Sir Joseph spine, Hobill Cole copy with booklabel. London, Clarke, Hooker. Ferguson, 14087. Beeton, & Co., [1853]. First edition: the plates are for the Estimate $160/200 most part based on the work of S. T. Gill. Ferguson, 15634. Estimate $200/400 [338] [344] SEARCY, Alfred. IN NORTHERN SEAS. Being Mr Alfred TERRY, Michael. SAND AND SUN: Two Gold-hunting Searcy's Experiences on the North Coast of Australia, as Expeditions with Camels in the Dry Lands of Central Recounted to E. Whitington. Octavo, black and white plates, Australia. Octavo, plates, original cloth, map of the 1932 large folding map, bound with the wrappers in art morocco, expedition on the front endpapers and of the 1933 expedition Mackaness copy with bookplate. Adelaide, W.K. Thomas & on the back endpapers, with edge-worn dustwrapper. Co., 1905. First edition of Searcy's first book: very scarce. + London, Michael Joseph Ltd., 1937. First edition: signed by A fine, signed and inscribed copy of the first edition of the the author and dated 1 October 1937 on the title-page. Copies same author's BY FLOOD AND FIELD. signed by Terry are rare on the market; the dustwrappered is Estimate $100/150 uncommon. Greenway, 9069. + TERRY, Michael. ACROSS UNKNOWN AUSTRALIA. Octavo, plates, crisp copy in sharp original decorated cloth with the rare dustwrapper (little [339] defective). London, Herbert Jenkins, 1925. First edition of SHILLINGLAW, John J. (edited by). THE HISTORICAL Terry’s first book: rare in dustwrapper. Greenway, 9066. RECORDS OF PORT PHILLIP: The First Annals of the Estimate $300/500 Colony of Victoria. Octavo, portraits and plates, folding lithographed map by Grimes, modern binder's cloth. Melbourne, Ferres, 1879. First public edition. Ferguson, [345] 15655. THOMSON, James (editor). ILLUSTRATED Estimate $150/200 HANDBOOK OF VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. Large octavo, folding map, numerous engraved plates (some folding), with the original wrappers in early cloth, gilt. Melbourne, John [340] Ferres, Government Printer, [1866]. Prepared for the 1886 SMYTH, R. Brough. THE GOLD FIELDS AND Colonial and Indian Exhibition and notable for the extensive MINERAL DISTRICTS OF VICTORIA. With Notes on the suite of photo-engraved plates. As always, the plate, “Interior Modes of Occurrence of Gold and other Metals and Minerals. of St Paul’s New Church of England Cathedral”, montioned Quarto, plates, folding maps and plans, original presentation in the list of plates is not present (and never was). Ferguson, gilt-decorated calf by Detmold with his ticket, handsomely 8486a. rebacked. Melbourne, John Ferres, 1869. Ferguson 15881. Estimate $300/400 Estimate $200/400

[346] [341] TOOLEY, R.V. THE MAPPING OF AUSTRALIA. SUTHERLAND, Alexander. VICTORIA AND ITS Octavo, maps, original cloth without dustwrapper. London, METROPOLIS. Past and Present. Two volumes, quarto, Holland Press, 1979. First edition. illustrations, original gilt-decorated morocco, all edges gilt, Estimate $300/400 front board of first volume detached, second volume rebacked preserving original spine. Melbourne, McCarron, Bird & Co., 1888. + BLAIR, David. The History of Australasia…. [347] Glasgow, &c., McGready and others, 1879. Quarto, TRAVEL. TALES OF TRAVELLERS; or, a view of the additional pictorial title, frontispiece and numerous other fine world. Illustrated ... Vol. I. Octavo, illustrated, modern plates and maps, stamps of Old Colonist's Association of polished calf. London, William Mark Clark, 1838. Victoria, publisher's morocco, gilt. + All Round the World. Comprising the first 65 issues, each of eight-pages. London & Glasgow, n.d. Quarto, publisher's half roan, Estimate $150/300 rubbed. Estimate $300/500 [348] WAKEFIELD, Edward Gibbon. ENGLAND AND [342] AMERICA. A Comparison of the Social and Political State TERRY, Frederick C. EIGHT ILLUSTRATED of Both Nations. Two volumes, octavo, with errata slip and ENGRAVED LETTERHEADS, double-page, several with terminal advertisements; later half calf and marbled boards. inked stamp on verso, loose in cloth portfolio. Sydney and London, Richard Bentley, 1833. Includes references to New Melbourne, Sands & Kenny, 1850s. South Wales &c. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $60/90

[343] [349] TERRY, Frederick C. LANDSCAPE SCENERY: WALCH, Charles E. THE STORY OF THE LIFE of Illustrating Sydney, Parramatta, Richmond, Maitland, Charles Edward Walch With a Selection of His Writings. Windsor and Port Jackson, New South Wales, 1855. Oblong Quarto, plates (one in colour), diffuse foxing, original cloth. quarto, engraved title-page and 38 steel engraved plates, Hobart, J. Walch and Sons, 1908. Printed for private plates likely washed, reinserted into binder's cloth, original circulation,. Edition limited to 150 numbered copies. Signed decorative cloth covers mounted. Sydney and Melbourne, by the author. Sands and Kenny, 1855. First edition. Ferguson, 15440a; Estimate $100/200 Wantrup, 259a. Estimate $100/200 [350] [356] WALLING, Edna. A GARDENER'S LOG. Octavo, WELLS, Laurence Allen. JOURNAL OF THE CALVERT illustrated, original cloth in dustwrapper. Melbourne, Oxford SCIENTIFIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION, 1896-7. University Press, 1948. + A group of four works by and about Equipped at the request and expense of Albert F. Calvert, Walling. Esq., F.R.G.S., London, for the purpose of Exploring the Estimate $100/150 remaining blanks of Australia. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by His Excellency’s Command. Foolscap folio, [351] large folding map, neat half calf. Perth, William Alfred WALLIS, Arthur E. THE CRUISE OF THE Watson, Government Printer, 1902. First edition of the 'ELLENGOWAN'. Octavo, pages browned as always, journal of the Calvert Scientific Exploring Expedition, under original black cloth. Sydney, New Century Press, 1924. First the command of Laurence Allen Wells, to explore the still edition: the very scarce special issue in cloth; presentation unknown portions of the inland. The expedition was financed copy, inscribed and signed by the author. by Albert Calvert, an active proponent of Western Australian Estimate $100/160 development. Estimate $300/500 [352] WANTRUP, Jonathan. AUSTRALIAN RARE BOOKS [357] 1788-1900 [and] FIRST NEWS FROM BOTANY BAY. Two WELLS, William Henry. A GEOGRAPHICAL volumes, octavo, with colour frontispiece and 65 black & DICTIONARY OR GAZETTEER OF THE AUSTRALIAN white photographs in the main work and two illustrations in COLONIES... Octavo, four plates, folding map and 22 the companion volume, original quarter dark brown cloth, lithographed county maps all with outline colouring, uncut, fawn cloth sides, in the (suppressed) first issue slipcase. generally clean copy, modern Mackaness morocco. Sydney, Sydney, Hordern House, 1987. The special issue, limited to W. & S. Ford, 1848. Ferguson, 4949. 125 numbered and signed copies, with the companion volume Estimate $200/400 describing the earliest accounts of the foundation of Australia in 1788 published in the 'London Chronicle' and in the various pamphlets by "An Officer" [358] Estimate $200/400 WILLIAMS, Francis Edgar. OROKAIVA SOCIETY. With an Introduction by Sir Hubert Murray. Octavo, plates and [353] folding map, original dark blue Oxford buckram with WANTRUP, Jonathan. AUSTRALIAN RARE BOOKS dustwrapper. London, Oxford University Press, 1930. First 1788-1900. Octavo, illustrations, cloth with dustwrapper, edition. + WILLIAMS, Francis Edgar. PAPUANS OF THE some use. Sydney, Hordern House, 1988. First edition: TRANS-FLY. Octavo, plates and a folding map, original presentation copy, inscribed to Sir John Galvin, with a few green cloth with marked dustwrapper. London, Oxford marginal notes in Sir John's hand. + Four others of University Press, 1930. First edition, second binding. + bibliographical interest (including the special edition of WILLIAMS, Francis Edgar. DRAMA OF OROKOLO: The Fearson's collectors' bookplates). Social and Ceremonial Life of the Elema. Octavo, plates Estimate $70/90 (some coloured), uncut and largely unopened in original dark blue Oxford buckram with dustwrapper. London, Oxford University Press, 1940. First edition. [354] Estimate $300/400 WATSON, F. (editor). HISTORICAL RECORDS OF AUSTRALIA. Thirty-three volumes, octavo, original publisher's cloth of the secondary issue. Canberra, Library [359] Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament, various years. WILLS, William John. A SUCCESSFUL EXPLORATION Series I, III and IV complete. through the Interior of Australia, from Melbourne to the Gulf Estimate $800/1200 of Carpentaria. Octavo, with frontispiece, a portrait of Wills, and a folding map, with 32 pages of advertisements following [355] text, wrinkled original russet cloth, rebacked preserving WATSON, Frederick (editor), and Peter CHAPMAN original spine, the preferred variant with coloured (editor for the 'resumed series'). HISTORICAL RECORDS 'wallpaper' endpapers. London, Richard Bentley, 1863. First OF AUSTRALIA. 36 volumes, octavo of text in total, and edition: editor's presentation copy. Ferguson, 18622; one supplementary volume, folio, of facsimile documents; Wantrup, 172. comprising: the original series of 33 text volumes, octavo, in Estimate $400/600 their original primary binding of half calf; with one volume of supplement to the original series, folio, original green [360] cloth, very good to fine; and three volumes of the 'resumed WITHERS, William Bramwell. THE HISTORY OF series'), octavo, in original boards, gilt, fine. Melbourne and BALLARAT, from the first pastoral settlement to the present Sydney, Government Printer for The Library Committee of time. Octavo, folding panorama (detached as often), 18 the Commonwealth Parliament, 1914 – 1925 [and] 1997 – plates, original colour-printed decorated papered boards. 2006. A complete set, as published, of this monumental and Ballarat, "Ballarat Star", 1870. The very scarce papered still unfinished series. boards variant of the first edition. Ferguson, 18713. Estimate $1000/1500 Estimate $300/500 [361] [369] WITHERS, William Bramwell. THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN FISHING. A SMALL QUANTITY of BALLARAT, from the first pastoral settlement to the present government and fisheries reports. time... Second Edition: with Plans, Illustrations, and Original Estimate $/ Documents. Octavo, folding coloured panorama of Ballarat, folding coloured plan, and 31 plates, including lithographs [370] after S.T. Gill and facsimiles of original documents, original AUSTRALIAN FISHING. MOSTLY ICHTHYOLOGY, gilt and decorated cloth, little flecked. Ballarat, F. W. Niven small quantity, including material on Gilbert Whitley. & Co., 1887. Second edition, updated, considerably enlarged, Estimate $/ and with different and more numerous illustrations. Estimate $180/320 [371] AUSTRALIAN FISHING. SMALL GROUP of ephemeral pieces. [362] Estimate $/ WRIGHT, Charlotte. EXTRACTS FROM DINTON- DALWOOD LETTERS from 1827 to 1853. [Sydney, [372] Penfold, 1927]. Letters to George Wyndham of Dalwood, AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING SMALL GROUP of N.S.W., from his Wiltshire family. + A small group of titles modern limited editions. of NSW local history interest. Estimate $/ Estimate $80/120 [373] AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING. ON ABOUT half a shelf including a inscribed and signed copy of Stewart's THE SEVEN RIVERS. Quantity. Estimate $/ Sold without reserve. Room Buyers Only [374] AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING. SMALL GROUP of institutional histories and works on acclimatisation &c. Estimate $/

[363] [375] ANGLING CATALOGUES. SMALL GROUP. AUSTRALIAN FLY FISHING. SMALL GROUP of Estimate $/ pamphlets, mostly facsimile. Estimate $/ [364] ANTIQUARIAN. CASSELL'S BOOK OF BIRDS. Two [376] volumes in four, quarto, coloured plates, publisher's half AUSTRALIAN REMINISCENCES. A GOOD GROUP on morocco. London, Cassell, undated (circa 1890s). + about half a shelf, mainly early 20th century, mostly first Illustrated English Ballads, and an odd-volume of Edmund editions. Spenser's Works (1715) in broken binding, in modern cloth Estimate $/ box. Estimate $/ [377] AUSTRALIAN HISTORY. OVER HALF A SHELF. [365] Estimate $/ ART AND ARCHITECTURE. ON ABOUT half a shelf. [378] Estimate $/ AUSTRALIANA. ON ONE SHELF. Estimate $/ [366] ART IN AUSTRALIA. SERIES 4. TWO ISSUES, [379] ORIGINAL WRAPPERS, OWNER STAMPS, SOME BEAN, C.E.W. GALLIPOLI MISSION. Octavo, plates and ADHESION. maps, bright original cloth with spine-sunned dustwrapper. Estimate $/ Canberra, Australian War Memorial, 1948. + BARTLETT's Pictorial History of Australia at War (5 volumes, 1958), and [367] Australia at Arms (1955). AUSTRALIAN FISHING BOOKLETS. SMALL Estimate $/ GROUP, some duplication. Estimate $/ [380] DENNIS, C.J. THE MOODS OF GINGER MICK. Square [368] octavo, coloured frontispiece and title-page, illustrations, AUSTRALIAN FISHING PAMPHLETS. SMALL original cloth. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1916. + Two GROUP. volumes of illustrated sporting verse, and a copy of Rachel Estimate $/ Henning Letters. Estimate $/ [381] [392] BENEZIT, E. DICTIONNAIRE des Peintres, Sculpteurs, MELBA, Dame Nellie. BIOGRAPHY &C. on over half a Dessinateurs et Graveurs. Ten volumes, octavo, cloth. Paris, shelf Librairie Grund, 1966. + Balance of collection: miscellanous Estimate $/ modern books, plus a French edition of Freud, and a multi- volume German historical work. [393] Estimate $/ MELBA, Dame Nellie. COLLECTION OF MEMORABILIA, including sheet music, and modern [382] photographs &c. DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM. MEMOIRS OF THE COURT Estimate $/ AND CABINETS of George the Third, from original family documents. Two volumes octavo, half calf and marbled [394] boards. London, Hurst and Blackett, 1853. + Four works of MELBA, Dame Nellie. MELBA'S GIFT BOOK. Multiple general history, in cloth. copies in various bindings. Melbourne, George Robertson Estimate $/ and Co., n.d. [1915]. Estimate $/ [383] FICTION. ABOUT A SHELF of first edition modern [395] Australian fiction. MIEGUNYAH PRESS &C. ON ABOUT HALF A Estimate $/ SHELF. Estimate $/ [384] FICTION. ABOUT A SHELF of first edition modern [396] Australian fiction. MISCELLANEOUS. ON ABOUT half a shelf. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

[385] [397] FICTION. ABOUT A SHELF of first edition modern MUSKETT, Philip. THE ILLUSTRATED AUSTRALIAN Australian fiction. MEDICAL GUIDE, illustrated by D. H. Souter. Thick octavo, Estimate $/ coloured plates including overlays, publisher's embossed cloth, Sydney, Melbourne &c., William Brooks & Co., no date [386] (circa 1905). + A copy of volume II of the same work, in FICTION. ABOUT A SHELF of first edition modern publisher's half roan. Australian fiction. Estimate $/ Estimate $/ [398] [387] NAN KIVELL, Rex de C. and Sydney SPENCE. FICTION. ABOUT A SHELF of first edition modern PORTRAITS OF THE FAMOUS AND INFAMOUS: Australian fiction. Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific 1492–1970. Folio, Estimate $/ illustrated throughout in colour and black & white, without the printed plastic wrapper. London, The Authors, 1974. [388] Estimate $/ FRENCH, Greg, and Rob SLOANE. SMALL GROUP. [399] Estimate $/ NATURAL HISTORY. FIVE WORKS: Wild Orchids, New Zealand Birds, Marianne North, Australian Snakes, and [389] 1880s French title on Crustaceans (illustrated with IDRIESS, Ion L. THE GREAT TREK: One of the Greatest lithographed plates). Feats in Australian Exploration. Octavo, coloured Estimate $/ frontispiece, illustrations, original pictorial boards (rubbed, minor repairs on spine). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1940. [400] First edition. NATURAL HISTORY. MOSTLY AUSTRALIAN on Estimate $/ about half a shelf. Estimate $/ [390] LAWRENCE, T. E. REVOLT IN THE DESERT. Octavo, [401] plates, publisher's buckram (flecked), gilt. London, Jonathan OFFICER, An. AN AUTHENTIC JOURNAL OF THE Cape, 1927. Fifth Impression. + Two others on Lawrence. EXPEDITION under Commodore Phillips to Botany Bay Estimate $/ with an Account of the Settlement made at Port Jackson and a Description of the Inhabitants, &c. Octavo, original calf with [391] card slipcase. Melbourne, Marsh Walsh, 1975. Limited LOCAL HISTORY. GROUP on about half a shelf. edition of 350 numbered copies. + Copies of Georgian Estimate $/ House's Australiana facsimile editions of Phillip's Voyage, and Bligh's Narrative of the Mutiny. Estimate $/ [402] [405] POETRY. CONTEMPORARY AUSTRALIAN VERSE, TASMANIAN ANGLING REPORTS. LARGE first editions, on about one shelf. QUANTITY. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

[403] [406] REFERENCE. ON ABOUT half a shelf. SCHOLES, David. FOUR WORKS. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

[404] [407] TASMANIAN ANGLER'S GUIDE. HANDBOOK OF SCIENCE. FOUR WORKS IN FRENCH, on geology, TASMANIA: Issued by the Government of Tasmania. geography, volcanos, and geometry, 3 cloth-bound, one in Octavo, illustrations (including coloured plate depicting wrappers, nineteenth-century. fishing flies), three folding maps, lacking front free endpaper, Estimate $/ original cloth with pictorial onlay. Hobart, John Vail, Government Printer, 1914. Second edition. Includes section [408] on fishing in Tasmania, 'An Angler's Guide: Sport With Rod VOYAGES. MOSTLY PACIFIC, including Cook, on about and Line'. + A group of mostly modern pamphlets relating to half a shelf. Tasmania. Estimate $/ Estimate $/

End of Sale Prices Realised. Auction Number 0081, 11 April 2016. Collection of Ralph Renard. Australian Dollars, Hammer Prices

1 $4,800 48 $750 99 $1,200 149 $80 2 $2,800 49 $13,000 100 $1,200 150 $150 3 $900 50 $600 101 $750 152 $110 4 $1,800 52 $15,000 102 $70 153 $280 5 $13,000 53 $320 103 $2,600 154 $160 6 $4,600 54 $9,000 104 $340 155 $600 8 $7,500 55 $950 106 $2,800 157 $130 9 $360 56 $500 107 $260 158 $80 12 $1,400 57 $700 108 $260 160 $220 13 $900 58 $340 109 $400 161 $280 15 $16,000 59 $600 110 $240 162 $650 16 $550 60 $3,000 111 $320 163 $100 17 $1,800 61 $180 112 $260 164 $140 18 $1,700 62 $7,000 113 $80 165 $800 19 $320 64 $180 114 $80 168 $100 20 $2,400 65 $650 115 $750 169 $240 21 $2,800 66 $800 116 $2,600 171 $80 22 $3,200 68 $800 117 $190 172 $130 23 $5,500 69 $220 118 $950 174 $100 24 $1,400 70 $5,500 120 $1,200 177 $100 25 $130 72 $600 121 $340 178 $80 26 $340 73 $240 123 $460 179 $440 28 $2,200 74 $80 124 $1,100 181 $80 29 $2,800 75 $600 127 $600 186 $320 31 $1,800 76 $420 128 $1,000 187 $220 34 $700 77 $70 129 $340 188 $130 35 $650 79 $900 132 $140 191 $80 36 $1,300 81 $700 133 $80 192 $80 38 $4,400 83 $150 135 $550 193 $80 39 $1,300 85 $6,500 136 $130 196 $40 40 $1,400 86 $440 137 $180 197 $80 41 $340 87 $180 138 $4,200 198 $110 42 $950 90 $3,600 139 $550 199 $110 43 $550 93 $13,000 140 $80 200 $550 44 $280 94 $850 141 $110 201 $200 45 $1,400 95 $500 142 $80 209 $180 46 $420 97 $110 145 $360 211 $600 47 $4,400 98 $130 148 $170 AUSTRALIAN BOOK AUCTIONS

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1. Australian Book Auctions its servants and agents (“the further authority or consent from the Buyer than this Auctioneer”) is agent only for the Seller and is not condition shall be final and binding on all parties and such responsible for any act or omission or default of the Seller or entry together with these Conditions shall constitute the the Buyer. whole of the contract. A deposit or the whole of the Purchase Price may be demanded by the Auctioneer at the 2a. The Auctioneer has the right in his absolute discretion to fall of the hammer. The title to a lot shall not pass to the refuse any person admission to or to eject any person from Buyer until the Purchase Price (plus interest and any other the place of auction. charges if applicable) has been paid in full. 2b. As a service to bidders Australian Book Auctions will, if so 4b. 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The Auctioneer may, however, refuse to as amended, which may restrict or prohibit the export of a accept any bid which is not in the best interests of the Seller. lot outside a state or the Commonwealth of Australia. 3c. In the event of any error or dispute during or after the sale of Refusal of any permit shall not vitiate the sale and the Buyer any lot, the Auctioneer may in his absolute discretion and shall be bound to take delivery of the lot without an regardless of the fall of the hammer put up such lot again for allowance or abatement in price. sale or withdraw the lot from sale. The decision of the 5a. At the conclusion of the auction the Buyer will immediately Auctioneer shall be final. pay to the Auctioneer the whole of the Purchase Price. 3d. The Auctioneer has the right in his absolute discretion: Payment of the Purchase Price shall be made in Australian (i) to refuse any bid; dollars in cash. Payment by personal cheque or bank cheque (ii) to advance and regulate the bidding as he decides; in Australian dollars drawn on an Australian bank may be (iii) to refuse any bid that does not exceed the previous bid accepted at the Auctioneer’s discretion and, unless prior by at least ten percent or by such other proportion as arrangements have been made, must be cleared before the auctioneer may determine; delivery of purchases. Credit card payments by Mastercard (iv) to divide any lot, combine any two or more lots, or or Visa, can also be accepted by prior arrangement. withdraw any lot from sale; Payments made by credit card are subject to an additional (v) bid on behalf of the Seller or of other prospective charge of 1.1% to cover bank fees and charges. The Buyer buyers without disclosure. will pay interest at a rate of 3% per month on the Purchase Price in the event of the Purchase Price remaining unpaid 3e. 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If a Buyer has not collected any or all of his purchases by fall of the hammer. noon of the day following the auction, the Auctioneer may place the property in storage at the Buyer’s risk and the 4a. Subject to the Auctioneer’s discretion the fall of the hammer Buyer shall be responsible for all removal, storage and marks his acceptance of the highest bid and the conclusion insurance charges on such property. Packing, handling and of a Contract for Sale between the Buyer and the Seller. It transportation of all purchased lots is entirely at the risk and shall not be requisite for the Buyer to sign the sale book but expense of the Buyer. In no event will the Auctioneer be the entry of the Buyer’s name or number and the amount of liable for loss of or damage to purchased lots irrespective of his bid in the sale book by the Auctioneer without any cause, including negligence, notwithstanding that the property is in the custody and control of the Auctioneer at 7a. 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Should absolute discretion, without prejudice to any other rights or the Auctioneer be satisfied that: remedies available to him, will be entitled without notice to (i) the lot is returned in the same condition as it was at the the Buyer to dispose of the Buyer’s purchases by public date of the sale; and auction or private treaty and the Buyer shall pay to the (ii) the Buyer establishes that he has not sold or Auctioneer any resulting deficiency in the Purchase Price transferred the lot, and that no rights have been created (plus interest) and any other costs incurred as a result of the in favour of any third party in respect of that lot; and Buyer’s default, including storage, freight, insurance and (iii) the Buyer establishes that the lot is a forgery, that is to any other charges whatsoever. Any surplus shall be paid to say an imitation originally conceived and executed as a the Seller. whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to 6a. Any warranties express or implied on the part of the authorship, age, origin, period, culture or source and Auctioneer or Seller, other than those that are expressly where the correct description as to such matters is not contained in these Conditions, are hereby excluded. Without fairly reflected by the catalogue description amended limiting the generality of the foregoing any representation in by any statement modifying or affecting that lot made any catalogue, advertisement, condition report, or made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid orally or in writing elsewhere as to authorship, origin, date, being accepted on that lot. No lot shall be capable of age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, being a forgery by reason of any damage, restoration condition or estimated selling price is a statement of opinion of any kind (including pen facsimile), defects of only. 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The Buyer shall be entitled to claim under this condition will be deemed to have knowledge of all matters which they only the Purchase Price, being the hammer price plus the could reasonably be expected to find out given their buyer’s premium, or part thereof actually paid by the Buyer particular expertise and the exercise by them of reasonable to the Auctioneer for the lot and shall not include a refund of due diligence. any sales tax, storage charge, insurance, interest, 6b. All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other commissions, or any other costs to the Buyer other than the matters concerning a lot are subject to any statement Purchase Price actually paid and specifically the Buyer shall modifying or affecting that lot made by the Auctioneer from have no claims for any direct or consequential loss suffered the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted on that lot. or expense incurred by him. 6c. All lots are sold “as is” and no error or misdescription or 7c. 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Neither the Auctioneer nor the Seller make any federal law and which cannot legally be excluded or where representations or warranties, implied or express, as to such exclusion would render any contract with the Buyer, or whether any lot is subject to copyrights nor whether the any part of such a contract, void or voidable. Buyer acquires any copyrights, including but not limited to reproduction rights in any lot sold. 8a. These Conditions of Business shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of 6f. The Seller gives to Australian Book Auctions full and Victoria, Australia, and all parties concerned hereby submit absolute right to photograph and illustrate any lot consigned to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that state. for sale and to use such photographs and illustrations at any time at its absolute discretion whether or not in connection 8b. If any part of these Conditions of Business is found by any with the sale. 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