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Important Voyages and Natural History, including The Voyages of Captain James Cook, the Voyage of Matthew Flinders John Gould’s Magnificent Mammals of Australia, as well as Travel and Australiana, Natural History and Science, Interesting Ephemera, Militaria, Literature including Limited Editions and Children’s Books, &c., &c.

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Monday, 1st April 2019 at 1.00 pm.

Lots 1– 44 Voyages, Travels, Important Natural History, and Australiana

Lots 45 – 55 Natural History and Science

Lots 56 – 103 Ephemera

Lots 104 – 112 Domestic Architecture and Design

Lots 113 – 122 Militaria

Lots 123 – 133 Literature including Limited Editions and Children’s Books

Lots 134 – 142 General and Quantity

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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 Lot 8 The great map of Australia from the atlas to Matthew Flinders’s Voyage to Terra Australis (1814) Voyages, Travels, Important Natural History, and Australiana

[1] VISSCHER, Nicolaes. INDIAE ORIENTALIS nec non insularum adiacentium nova descriptio per Nicolaum Visscher. Engraved handcoloured map, approximately 460 x 560 mm, slight trimming of right border. [Amsterdam, circa 1690]. Handsome map of Asia including a substantial portion of the north coast of Australia, naming a number of coastal features in Arnhem Land for the first time, with compass rose and an elaborate cartouche. Tooley, 1300. Estimate $1500/2000

[2] ROGERS, Captain Woodes. A CRUISING VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, first to the South-Sea, thence to the East Indies, and homewards by the Cape of Good Hope. Begun in 1708, and finish’d in 1711. Octavo, five engraved folding maps, the front blank, frontispiece map and title versos, and rear pastedown all bearing signatures of the crew of a Scottish twentieth century submarine hunting expedition, early panelled calf, rebacked. London, A. Bell and B. Lintot, 1718. Second edition, corrected. Estimate $600/800 [3] COOK, James. A COMPLETE SET OF THE VOYAGE ACCOUNTS. Comprising: HAWKESWORTH, John. AN ACCOUNT OF THE VOYAGES undertaken by the Order of His present Majesty for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively performed by Commodore Byron, Captain Wallis, Captain Carteret, and Captain Cook; COOK, James. A VOYAGE TOWARDS THE SOUTH POLE AND ROUND THE WORLD. Performed in His Majesty’s Ships the Resolution and Adventure; COOK, James and James KING. A VOYAGE TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN... for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere... in His Majesty’s Ships the Resolution and Discovery. Eight volumes, quarto, of text, plus folio atlas volume to the third voyage, with all plates and maps; the first voyage with the leaves of “Directions for Placing the Cuts and Charts” and the chart of the Straits of Magellan that were not in the first issue and are usually absent; both text volumes and atlas in uniform contemporary tree calf, all with good rebacking in period style, corners strengthened, the atlas boards relined, scattered foxing and offsetting, a handsome set; with armorial bookplates of two separate owners in each text volume. London, W. Strahan, and T. Cadell, [third voyage: W. and A. Strahan, for G. Nicol, and T. Cadell], 1773 – 1777 – 1784. A complete set of the official accounts of Cook’s three voyages around the world, the cornerstone of any collection of modern voyages. “Captain Cook’s three great voyages form the basis of any collection of Pacific books. In these three voyages Cook did more to clarify the geographical knowledge of the southern hemisphere than all his predecessors together had done. He was the first really scientific navigator, and his voyages made great contributions to many fields of knowledge…” (Hill). Second issue of the first voyage, first editions of the second and third voyages. Beddie, 650, 1216, 1552; Forbes, 85 (“arguably the single most important book on the Hawaiian Islands”); Holmes, 5, 24, and 47 (first edition); PMM, 223; Renard, 369; Rosove, 77.A1. Estimate $18,000/24,000 Lot 6

[4] [6] COOK. HAWKESWORTH, John. AN ACCOUNT OF HUNTER, John. AN HISTORICAL JOURNAL of the THE VOYAGES undertaken by the order of His Present Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, with the Majesty for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere discoveries which have been made in New South Wales and and successively performed by Commodore Byron, Captain in the Southern Ocean, since the publication of Phillip’s Carteret, Captain Wallis, and Captain Cook... Four volumes, Voyage... Quarto, frontispiece, engraved title-page, plates octavo, 11 plates and charts (all folding), plates offset, final and folding maps, date shaved from title as often, a good gathering of third volume wormed, a few leaves browned or copy in early half calf and marbled boards, rebacked. marked, a sound set in plain modern morocco, gilt. London, London, John Stockdale, 1793. First edition: Ferguson, 152; W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1785. First octavo edition and third Wantrup, 13. edition overall of Hawkesworth’s edition of James Cook’s Estimate $2000/3000 voyage in the Endeavour. Beddie, 665. Estimate $200/300 [7] [5] WILSON, William. A MISSIONARY VOYAGE TO THE RICKMAN, John. TROISIÈME VOYAGE DE COOK, ou SOUTHERN PACIFIC OCEAN, performed in the years journal d’une expédition faite dans la mer Pacifique du Sud & 1796, 1797, 1798, in the Ship Duff... Quarto, thirteen maps du Nord… Octavo, with folding chart and folding and plates (several folding), occasional offsetting and foxing, frontispiece Death of Cook, quarter calf and marbled boards binder’s cloth. London, T. Chapman, 1799. First edition of of the period. Paris, Pissot, père et fils, and Laporte, 1782. the official account of the Duff voyage. Ferguson, 302. First French edition. This copy is in the second state with the Estimate $200/300 colophon on p. 508. See Kroepelien, 1080 and Forbes, 45. Estimate $500/800 [8] FLINDERS, Matthew. A VOYAGE TO TERRA AUSTRALIS; undertaken for the purpose of completing the discovery of that vast country, and prosecuted in the years 1801, 1802, and 1803. Two text volumes, quarto, and elephant folio atlas, with plates in the text volumes and with first issue charts, coastal views and botanical plates in the atlas, the text clean (a handful of gatherings toned at margins or with pale spotting or shadowing), the plates and charts (previously folded) mounted to stubs, expertly refurbished, the double-page charts and views with tissue strengthening on versos (most extensive on Chart III), a fine set complete with half titles, in modern half calf, gilt, and marbled boards by Aquarius. London, Nicol, 1814. Rare. The first edition of Flinders’s monumental work, complete with the rare atlas. This is the official account of his voyage in the Investigator to discover and chart the entire coastline of Australia. Flinders was the first to circumnavigate the continent, finally establishing that Australia was one large island or continent and not, as had previously been suspected, divided by a navigable central strait. Although mortally ill, Flinders spent the last years of his too short life preparing this detailed record of the Investigator voyage and of his later voyages in the Porpoise and the Cumberland. Robert Brown’s “General Remarks… on the Botany of Terra Australis”, which is illustrated by Ferdinand Bauer’s botanical plates in the atlas, is printed in an appendix in the second volume, while the text volumes are illustrated by William Westall. Flinders’s charts in the atlas were of such accuracy that they continued to be issued by the Admiralty for decades and form the basis of all modern charts of Australia. The charts in this copy are all of the first issue. “Flinders’s Voyage to Terra Australis is the most outstanding book on the coastal exploration of Australia. It is the centrepiece in any collection of books dealing with Australian coastal discovery. Such is the historical importance of this monumental work that no general collection of Australian books could be considered complete without it” (Wantrup). Davidson, pp. 121-3; Ferguson, 576 (miscounting preliminaries in vol. 1); New Hill, 614; Tooley, pp. 77-9; Wantrup, 67a and pp. 138-44. Estimate $20,000/30,000 [9] [13] FLINDERS. WESTALL, William. DRAWINGS by NEW SOUTH WALES. THE ACTS AND ORDINANCES William Westall, Landscape Artist on H.M.S. Investigator of the Governor and Council of New South Wales, 1824-37. during the circumnavigation of Australia by Captain Matthew Two volumes, folio, in three, original papered boards and Flinders R.N. in 1801–1803… Folio, black & white and half roan, uncut. Sydney, Statham, [1838]. Ferguson, 2562. coloured illustrations, maps (two folding), well-bound in half Covering the administrations of Governors Brisbane, Darling, calf by the Dove Bindery. London, Royal Commonwealth and Bourke. + A quantity of similar volumes (much Society, 1962. duplication), in six shelves. Estimate $150/300 Estimate $1000/1500

[10] BAUDIN, Nicholas. “AUSZUG EINES SCHREIBENS des [14] auf Entdeckung ausgesandten Seefahrers Captain Baudin an GREY, George. JOURNALS OF TWO EXPEDITIONS OF den B. de Jussieu, an bord der Corvette der Geograph, Neu- DISCOVERY in North-West and Western Australia… during Holland, Port Jackson Nov. 10, 1802” [contained in] the years 1837, 38, and 39... Describing many newly Minerva: Journal Historischen… Octavo, stamp on title, discovered, important, and fertile Districts, with Observations contemporary marbled boards and quarter calf. Hamburg, on the moral and physical Condition of the Aboriginal 1803. Rare and apparently overlooked by the bibliographies. Inhabitants, &c. &c. Two volumes, octavo, two large folding In this letter written from Port Jackson written by Baudin to maps (backed with linen), complete with 22 plates (six the botanist Jussieu, director of the Paris Museum d’Histoire coloured), loose in early half calf and marbled boards, Naturelle, he announces his plans to sail from Port Jackson to cancelled institutional stamps, Sir John Lubbock’s copy with Bass Strait and King Island, before exploring the coast north his bookplate and signature (dated 18 Dec 1869). London, T. to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Baudin also comments on affairs & W. Boone, 1841. First edition of a classic Western in Port Jackson, and compliments the English on their Australian exploration account with a partcularly pleasing achievements. Not located in Bodi, Image of a Continent. association. Sir John Lubbock was a banker, politician, and Estimate $300/500 scientist, a frind and later assistant to Charles Darwin. Lubbock made significant contributions in archaeology, ethnography, and several branches of biology. He coined the [11] terms “Palaeolithic” and “Neolithic” to denote the Old and MACQUARIE. BIGGE, J.T. A COMPLETE SET OF THE New Stone Ages, respectively. He helped establish THREE FAMOUS REPORTS into the State of the Colony of archaeology as a scientific discipline, and was also influential New South Wales, the State of Agriculture and Trade, and the in nineteenth-century debates concerning evolutionary theory. Judicial Establishments of New South Wales and Van Ferguson, 3228; Wantrup 131 (miscounting plates in the Diemen’s Land… Three pieces in one volume, foolscap folio, second volume). early owner names in ink, scattered foxing, first two leaves Estimate $200/400 with small corner stain at head, early quarter calf, papered boards with vellum corners, rebacked (surface lacking at foot). [London], House of Commons, 1822 - 1823. A [15] complete set of Commissioner Bigge’s reports of his enquiry STOKES, John Lort. DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA; into the state of the colony under Governor Macquarie’s with an account of the Coasts and Rivers explored and administration. Bigge was appointed Royal Commissioner by surveyed during the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, In the Years Lord Bathurst to examine the transportation system, but “it 1837 – 38 – 39 – 40 – 41 – 42 – 43. By Command of the was clear that Macquarie’s administration as much as the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Also a Narrative of transportation system was under review… Bigge’s reports Captain Owen Stanley’s Visits to the Islands in the Arafura had a profound influence on the future constitutional and Sea. Two volumes, octavo, with, in total, 26 plates, two political development of Australia and have a place in any charts, six endpocket charts (a couple a little soiled or with Australian collection” (Wantrup). tears on folds), fine worming of several plate margins (in one Estimate $2000/4000 case touching caption), minor foxing, old mottled half calf, the Mabel Brookes – R.S. Fox copy with bookplates. London, Boone, 1846. First edition: the last great Australasian [12] surveying voyages, sailing in the Beagle, Darwin’s ship. In KING, Phillip Parker. NARRATIVE OF A SURVEY of the the course of their survey Wickham and Stokes completed the Intertropical and Western Coasts of Australia, performed discovery of the north-west coast and accurately charted for between the years 1818 and 1822. Two volumes, octavo, the first time other stretches of coast. On the northern coast plates and maps, folding map laid down, bound without half- they discovered and partly explored five rivers, while Stokes titles in half tan calf by Morrell, marbled boards, rebacked and his men also undertook many expeditions inland which preserving original (gilt) spines (each volume in modern are recorded in the official account. Very scarce with all the slipcase). London, John Murray, 1827. First edition, second loose folding charts. Ferguson, 4406; Wantrup, 89. issue as usually found, with the cancel title-pages dated 1827. Estimate $2000/3000 Ferguson, 1130; Wantrup, 84b. Estimate $1800/2400 Lot 16 [16] GOULD, John, and Henry Constantine Richter. THE MAMMALS OF AUSTRALIA. Three volumes, imperial folio, with 182 finely handcoloured lithographed plates; bound in uniform early crimson half morocco (rubbed), gilt crest of the Order of the Garter on the front boards, with an adjacent repair to the cloth, top edge gilt, scattered foxing to a small number of plates and text leaves. London, Taylor and Francis for the Author, 1845 – 1863. John Gould’s magnificent three-volume folio collection on the Australian mammals is one of his finest works and the most engaging of all colourplate Australian natural history books. The Mammals of Australia and its associated works – the Macropodidæ, which was discontinued in favour of this greater work, and his Introduction to the Mammals of Australia – were Gould’s only digression from the study of ornithology. The impetus for this larger work came not long after the publication of the second part of the Macropodidæ when he “received a surprising number of new species... Gilbert, who is still collecting for me, is on the Darling Downs... and I have no doubt he will reap a rich harvest in this new field for his exertions” (letter to Prince Lucien Bonaparte, quoted in Sauer, loc.cit.). In the end, John Gilbert provided a total of 142 mammals to the work – almost eighty percent of the whole. Many of the species he contributed were collected near Port Essington, North Australia, where he remained to collect specimens between July 1840 and March 1841. As Richard Bowdler Sharpe wrote later, Gould knew that his work on the Australian mammals “was never going to be remunerative on the same scale as his ornithological ones, but his motive was purely as a contribution to science – for which, on reflection, he thought he might have deserved more praise”. The publication of this magnificent book, with some of the finest depictions of mammals ever produced, for the first time gave the world accurate descriptions and illustrations of Australia’s extraordinary mammals. In many instances he was the first to record many Australian mammals – some now extinct. Provenance: Hugh Wettenhall. Casey Wood, 365; Ferguson, 10032; Nissen ZBI, 1661; Sauer, 14. Estimate $100,000/150,000 [17] WILSON, Samuel. SALMON AT THE ANTIPODES: Being an Account of the Successful Introduction of Salmon and Trout into Australian Waters. Octavo, mounted photographic frontispiece, folding map, original presentation binding of red morocco (minor spotting), spine with raised bands gilt-ruled, title and author on the front board in gilt and a vignette of a salmon in black, both boards with gilt borders, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, diffuse foxing. London, Edward Stanford, 1879. Third edition: in a rare deluxe binding. Author’s presentation copy to Lord Houghton with loosely inserted signed autograph letter (4 pages on 2 leaves) from the author to Lord Houghton. Estimate $2000/4000 [18] SANDS & McDOUGALL (lithographed by). THE MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1880 [caption title]. Chromolithograph, 485 x 670 mm (sight), with title and imprint below, very fine, in a window mount, framed and glazed. Melbourne, David Syme and Co., 1880. Impressive colour-printed exterior view of the newly- completed Royal Exhibition Building, showing the formal gardens and promenading citizens. Issued as a colour supplement to the Illustrated Australian News, 9 October 1880, one week after the Exhibition's opening. The image is unsigned and may have been lithographed from a photographic image. Estimate $2000/3000 [19] [25] BARROW, Sir John. THE EVENTFUL HISTORY of the GREY, George. JOURNALS OF TWO EXPEDITIONS OF Mutiny and Piratical Seizure of H.M.S. Bounty: its cause and DISCOVERY IN NORTH-WEST AND WESTERN AUST- consequences. Small octavo, frontispiece and plates, RALIA… Two volumes, octavo, plates, LACKING the elaborate gilt decorated calf, marbled edges. London, John second frontispiece, with the two large folding maps mounted Murray, 1839. Third edition. Ferguson, 2706. + A collection on linen, later half morocco, the Henry Dutton, and later of works (on two shelves) mostly relating to the Bounty James B. Walker, copy with bookplates. London, T. & W. mutiny and its aftermath. Boone, 1841. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $200/400

[20] [26] BORCHGREVINK, Carsten E. FIRST ON THE JONES, Ian. NED KELLY, a short life. Octavo, ANTARCTIC CONTINENT: being an Account of the British illustrations, original padded boards in slipcase. Melbourne, Antarctic Expedition, 1898 – 1900. Octavo, with frontispiece, Lothian Books, 1996. Special edition limited to 220 folding tinted maps, illustrations in the text, and with 32 numbered copies, signed by the author. + Three other works pages of advertisements (dated in code “1.01”), front free on Kelly. endpaper pasted down, small cut from half-title page, Estimate $80/120 original silver and gilt pictorial cloth (label removed from spine), top edge gilt, others uncut. London, Newnes, 1901. [27] First edition (primary binding). Renard, 152; Rosove, 45.A1; KELLY: POLICE COMMISSION. 1881. POLICE COM- Spence, 151. MISSION. Minutes of Evidence. Foolscap folio, original Estimate $300/500 cloth with plastic dustwrapper. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1968. Facsimile edition, one of 250 numbered copies and [21] now scarce. COLEBATCH, Sir Hal. (editor). A STORY OF A Estimate $200/300 HUNDRED YEARS, Western Australia 1829-1929. Octavo, folding panorama, botanical plates in colour, illustrated, presentation morocco. Perth, Fred. Wm. Simpson, 1929. [28] Estimate $80/120 KNOPWOOD, Robert. THE DIARY of the Reverend Robert Knopwood… Edited by Mary Nicholls. Small quarto, original cloth with dustwrapper. Hobart, 1977. + MILLER, [22] COOPER, John Butler. THE HISTORY OF MALVERN: E. Morris. PRESSMEN AND GOVERNORS. Australian From its First Settlement to a City. Octavo, colour Editors and Writers in Early Tasmania. Octavo, with errata frontispiece, plates, original plasticised cloth, edges gilt. slip, publisher’s presentation bookplate, original cloth in Melbourne, The Specialty Press, 1935. First Edition. dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1952. Edition Estimate $100/200 limited to 250 copies, signed by the author. Estimate $150/300 [23] DAVIS, John. TRACKS OF McKINLAY AND PARTY [29] ACROSS AUSTRALIA. By John Davis, one of the party. LANG, John Dunmore. AN HISTORICAL AND STAT- Edited ... by William Westgarth. Octavo, with plates (most ISTICAL ACCOUNT OF NEW SOUTH WALES, both as a tinted, minor stains) and a folding endpocket map, recased Penal Settlement and as a British Colony. Two volumes, with new endpapers in original embossed cloth (a couple of duodecimo, folding map, traces of pale foxing, a handsome abrasions), gilt, the F.G. Coles copy with bookplate. London, copy in dark green morocco of the period, spine and boards Sampson Low, Son, & Co., 1863. First edition of the only decorated in gilt and blind, all edges gilt. London, George substantial publication relating to the McKinlay expedition in Routledge, 1840. Third edition but in fact a second issue of search of Burke and Wills. In a sense the ‘formal’ narrative of the second (1837) edition. It is very scarce and was noted by the expedition, it was based on the journals of John K. Davis, Ferguson in an Addenda (National Library and Sate Library a member of the expedition. Ferguson, 9005; Wantrup 180. + of Victoria copies only). Ferguson, 3017a. Plus an unrelated work on New Zealand. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $300/500 [30] [24] MITCHELL, Thomas Livingstone. JOURNAL OF AN FORREST, John. EXPLORATIONS IN AUSTRALIA: I. EXPEDITION INTO THE INTERIOR OF TROPICAL Explorations in search of Dr Leichhardt and party II. From AUSTRALIA, in search of a route from Sydney to the Gulf Perth to Adelaide, around the Great Australian Bight III. of Carpentaria. Octavo, with a frontispiece and eleven From Champion Bay, across the desert to the Telegraph and lithographed plates, seven maps (four folding), uncut, bound to Adelaide. Octavo, with plates and folding maps, a good in Mackaness morocco, name excised from title, W.R. copy in original gilt-decorated cloth over bevelled boards, Griffiths copy with bookplate. London, Longman, Brown, with Tristan Buesst bookplate. London, Sampson Low, 1875. Green, and Longmans, 1848. First edition. Ferguson, 4828; First edition of Forrest’s narrative of the first crossing of the Wantrup, 129. continent from the west coast to the Telegraph Line. Estimate $200/300 Ferguson, 9681; Wantrup, 200. Estimate $400/600 [31] [38] MORRIS, E.E. (ed.). CASSELL’S PICTURESQUE RUTTER, Owen (ed.), THE COURT-MARTIAL OF THE AUSTRALASIA. With Original Illustrations… Four “BOUNTY” MUTINEERS. Octavo, plates, frontispiece, volumes, quarto, with numerous illustrations and plates &c., original red cloth with uncommon dustwrapper. Edinburgh, original decorated cloth, all edges gilt. London, Cassell, William Hodge & Company, 1931. Scarce: Notable British 1887. Subscription edition in variant cloth. Trials series. A collection of works (on two shelves) mostly Estimate $200/400 relating to the Bounty mutiny and its aftermath. Estimate $100/200 [32] MOUNTFORD, Charles P. AYERS ROCK: Its People, [39] Their Beliefs and Their Art. Octavo, black & white and SHERER, John. LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF A GOLD- coloured plates (some folding), illustrations, original cloth DIGGER. By John Sherer. Illustrated with numerous with dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1965. + Engravings, from authentic sketches taken in the colony. About 30 books and pamphlets of Aboriginal interest. Octavo, 37 engraved plates (mainly after S.T. Gill), front Estimate $100/200 hinge tender, a few small marks and a touch of adhesion to verso of one plate, a very good copy in early half morocco and marbled boards. London, Charles H. Clarke, 23a, [33] MOUNTFORD, Charles P. NOMADS OF THE AUST- Paternoster-Row, [circa 1859]. An unrecorded stereotype re- RALIAN DESERT. Quarto, plates and illustrations, impression of Sherer’s popular book. Ferguson’s one variant original boards with dustwrapper. Adelaide, Rigby, 1976. has a different title with this colophon. A number of other First edition: a portion of the edition was suppressed. variant stereotype re-impressions are elsewhere recorded. Not Estimate $200/400 in Ferguson. The James Angas Johnson and Charles Glover copy with respective bookplates. Estimate $200/400 [34] PENZIG, Edgar. BEN HALL: The Definitive Illustrated [40] History. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial boards. SIDNEY, Samuel. THE THREE COLONIES OF Katoomba, Tranter Enterprises, 1996. Edition limited to AUSTRALIA: New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia; 2000 numbered copies, signed by the author. + Six other their pastures, copper mines, &gold fields. Octavo, seven works by Penzig on bushrangers including John Gilbert and wood-engraved plates, folding James Wyld map in end- Dan Morgan, most signed and inscribed. pocket, illustrations, uncut in original cloth, decorated in gilt Estimate $150/300 and blind (bit worn). London, Ingram, Cooke, & Co., 1853. This revised second edition, with the addition of a large [35] folding map, is generally preferred. The title-page imprint is PENZIG, Edgar. BUSHRANGERS, BANDITS AND in the shorter form found in the Dixson Library copy. BASTARDS. An illustrated history of colonial crime, 1850- Ferguson, 15680 (miscollated). 1900. Katoomba, Tranter Enterprises, 1994. Edition limited Estimate $80/120 to 1500 numbered and signed copies. + Three other similar format books by Penzig on colonial crime, all signed and [41] inscribed. SULLIVAN’S COVE. A SUITE OF SPECIAL COPIES of Estimate $150/300 the fine publications of this private press conducted by eminent antiquarian bookseller, James Dally. Seven works, [36] octavo, all in the special full green morocco bindings PENZIG, Edgar. FAST SQUATTERS, GENTS AND executed by Sangorski and Sutcliffe to the publisher’s order. GAMBLERS. The Dress, Artifacts and Weapons of Colonial Hobart, later Adelaide, Sullivan’s Cove, 1973-1986. Editions Men. 1850-1900. Quarto, illustrations, original boards. limited to ten copies within edition totals between 125 and Katoomba, Tranter Enterprises, 1995. Edition limited to 240 225 copies. + A further special copy in full brown calf, and a copies, signed by the author. + Four other similar works by standard copy in cloth and dustwrapper. Penzig on colonial crime, including the de luxe edition of In Estimate $500/700 Defence of Lives & Property (1981), most signed. Estimate $150/300 [42] TEGG, Thomas. TEGG’S HANDBOOK FOR [37] EMIGRANTS; Containing Useful Information & Practical PERON, Francois and FREYCINET, Louis de. VOYAGE Directions on Domestic, Mechanical, Surgical, Medical, and OF DISCOVERY TO THE SOUTHERN LANDS, an Other Subjects… Octavo, rear gutter split, original cloth. historical record. Atlas by Mm. Lesueur and Petit, second London, Thomas Tegg, 1839. edition. Small folio Atlas, coloured and black & white plates, Estimate $100/200 half leather (mottled). Adelaide, Friends of the State Library of South Australia, 2008. Facsimile edition of the 1824 [43] original. The deluxe issue of 150 numbered copies within the TUCKER. SMITH, Ivan, and Jocelyn SMITH. THE DIE- edition of 400. + Volume I (of two) of the accompanying HARD. Images by Albert Tucker. Quarto, tipped in coloured octavo text plates, original cloth in slipcase. Sydney, Harper & Row, Estimate $200/300 1979. Edition limited to 500 copies signed by the authors and artist. Estimate $60/90 [44] [51] WARD, Ebenezer. THE VINEYARDS OF VICTORIA as LYELL, Sir Charles. THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES of Visited by Ebenezer Ward in 1864. Folio, original green the Antiquity of Man With Remarks on Theories of the morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, spine mellowed. Origin of Species by Variation. Octavo, frontispiece, woodcut Adelaide, Sullivan’s Cove, 1980. One of ten special copies illustrations, original cloth, decorated and gilt (minor wear). within the edition of 750. London, John Murray, 1863. First edition. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $100/200

[52] Natural History and Science SAVILLE-KENT, W. THE NATURALIST IN AUSTRALIA. Quarto, illustrations, plates (some coloured), frontispiece, original gilt-decorated cloth over bevelled boards. London, Chapman & Hall, 1897. [45] CAMPBELL, Archibald James. NESTS AND EGGS OF Estimate $300/500 AUSTRALIAN BIRDS. Including the Geographical Distribution of the Species and Popular Observations [53] Thereon. Octavo, frontispieces, black & white and coloured SLATER, Peter. PARROTS. Original artwork. Gouache on plates, map, new endpapers, original pictorial cloth (some paper, 370 x 490 mm. 1963. Signed and dated. wear). Sheffield, Pawson & Brailsford, 1901. Estimate $60/90 Estimate $150/300 [54] WHITTELL, Hubert Massey. THE LITERATURE OF [46] AUSTRALIAN BIRDS: A History and a Bibliography of CAYLEY, Neville W. AUSTRALIAN PARROTS. Their Australian Ornithology. Quarto, coloured frontispiece and Habits in the Field and Aviary. Octavo, coloured and black & black and white plates, original wrappers. Perth, Paterson white plates, illustrations, original cloth with worn and Brokensha, 1954. repaired dustwrapper. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1938. Estimate $120/160 First edition. + Two other books by Cayley. Estimate $80/120 [55] SIMPSON, Thomas. A TREATISE OF ALGEBRA. Wherein the Principals are Demonstrated and Applied… The [47] Second Edition, With Large Additions. Octavo, diagrams, FORSHAW, Joseph M. AUSTRALIAN PARROTS. Large contemporary calf. London, John Nourse, 1755. quarto, illustrations, tipped-in coloured plates, original cloth Estimate $100/200 with dustwrapper. Melbourne, Lansdowne Press, 1969. First edition. Inscribed by the author for Len Robinson, one of the contributing photographers. Estimate $100/200 Ephemera [48] FORSHAW, Joseph M. AUSTRALIAN PARROTS. Large quarto, illustrations, tipped-in coloured plates, tape residue on endpapers, original cloth with dustwrapper. Melbourne, [56] Lansdowne Press, 1969. First edition. ABORIGINES. EIGHT POSTCARDS mostly from Charles Estimate $100/200 Kerry’s ‘Series 5 - Australian Aboriginals’, postally used. Estimate $100/200

[49] [57] FORSHAW, Joseph M. and William T. COOPER. AUSTRALIA ABOUT 75 POSTCARDS, in a stock quarto AUSTRALIAN PARROTS. Folio, two volumes, coloured album. Includes a quantity of ‘Art Series’ Australian rural plates, green leather with coloured leather inlay parrot scenes. designs on each volume, in solander box. Melbourne, Estimate $100/200 Lansdowne, 1980. Second (best) edition, collector’s issue limited to 1000 numbered and signed copies. [58] Estimate $300/500 BARROW, John. PORTLAND BAY. Engraved map (by Tulloch and Brown), mounted Melbourne, 1854. Splendid early Victorian map. [50] Estimate $200/400 GOULD, Rupert T. THE MARINE CHRONOMETER: Its History and Development. Octavo, plates, illustrations, [59] original green cloth (minor flecking). London, J.D. Potter, COLONIAL DOCUMENTS. A GROUP OF FIVE 1923. documents, variously mounted or framed & glazed. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $80/120 [60] COLONIAL SINGAPORE. THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL. Singapore 1941. Folio, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers (bit rubbed). Singapore, Straits Times Press Ltd, 1941. Last annual published before the Japanese occupation. Scarce. Estimate $80/120

[61] DAYLESFORD. TOURIST MAP OF DAYLESFORD AND HEPBURN DISTRICT. Compiled by the Tourists Resorts Committee. Folding colour map, attractive coloured illustrations on front & back of folded map, some very slight flecking. Melbourne, Dept. of Lands and Survey, 1933. Estimate $100/200

[62] ERSKINE, Mrs. ETIQUETTE IN AUSTRALIA. Octavo, original cloth. Sydney, William Brooks & Co., 1911. Scarce.. One of the earliest self-consciously Australian etiquette books: “Our social code is modelled largely upon the manners of the English Upper classes. On some occasions we are a law unto ourselves…”. + DESMOND, Valerie. THE AWFUL AUSTRALIAN. Octavo, original wrappers. Sydney, John Andrew & Co., 1911. Estimate $80/120

[63] EXHIBITION CATALOGUE. EXHIBITION OF OLD FURNITURE, SILVER AND CHINA. Government House, Melbourne. March-April, 1914. Octavo, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, E. Whitehead & Co., 1914. Estimate $50/70

[64] FEDERATION. A VERY GOOD GROUP of four ephemeral pieces relating to the 1901 royal tour and Federation celebrations. Includes a card-marker produced by the Melbourne jeweller H. Newman, complete with original, numbered silk ribbon. Estimate $100/200

[65] FEDERATION. SOUVENIR INVITATION. In Celebration of the Opening of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, to meet Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, at the Exhibition Buildings, at 8 o’clock on the 9th of May. Invitation card, 250 x 320 mm, framed and glazed. Melbourne, 1901. + A similar framed and glazed souvenir invitation to the New South Lot 61 Wales state banquet in Commemoration of the Completion of the First Hundred Years of Australian Settlement (1888). Estimate $80/120

[66] FEDERATION. LINDSAY, Norman (illustrated by). OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYS to Celebrate the Opening of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, by His Highness the Duke of Cornwall and York, at Melbourne 6th May to 17th May, 1901. Quarto, pp. 48, illustrations, original Norman Lindsay wrappers. Melbourne, 1901. Estimate $100/200 [67] [76] FRENCH POSTCARD ALBUM. ABOUT 153 LYNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS. A FINE ARCHIVE POSTCARDS, mostly early twentieth century, in an elaborate of scarce printed and illustrated posters, pamphlets, French stock postcard album (quarto, cloth backed wooden programmes (including 1890 Theatre Royal Hobart, on silk) bevelled boards, decorated and lacquered). Including scenes photographs, illustrating the career of the unrivalled of Paris and other French cities, the 1900 Paris Exposition, campanologians, glassophonists, merimbaists, aluminium novelty cards, and WWI silk souvenirs &c., but also a small organists, vocalists, humorists and comedians: a rich source quantity of postcards depicting scenes of Sydney, Adelaide, of display material for the field of late nineteenth century Perth, and Fremantle. entertainment (some duplication). Circa 1867-75. An Estimate $300/500 uncommonly comprehensive and rare group. Estimate $500/800 [68] GREY, Sir George. SIGNATURE of the explorer and [77] governor Sir George Grey, clipped from a larger sheet. MARYBOROUGH, VICTORIA. MARYBOROUGH Estimate $100/200 GAS COMPANY... November, 1881. Octavo, original wrappers. Maryborough, J.H. Gearing and Son, 1881. + [69] MacGILLIVRAY, Paul Howard. INAUGURAL ADDRESS GUÉRARD, Eugen von. CASTLE ROCK, CAPE Delivered to the Bendigo School of Mines Science Society, SCHANK. Tinted lithograph from Guerard’s Australian June 20, 1881. Octavo, original wrappers. Sandhurst, G. Landscapes, mounted. Melbourne, Hamel & Ferguson, Young, 1881. [1867]. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $400/600 [78] [70] MASSINA, A.H. and Co., AUSTRALIAN PARLOR AND GUM LEAF BIRTHDAY CARD. PAINTING ON A GUM CLUB ROOM GAMES. Draughts. Euchre. Solo Whist. LEAF entitled “Bush Hut”, mounted on card inscribed “Many Whist. Cribbage. Nap. Chess. Octavo, illustrations, original Happy Returns of the Day”. Oil on actual gum leaf, mounted wrappers (neat repair on spine). Melbourne, A.H. Massina on card, unsigned. Circa 1900. and Co., n.d. but 1887. Rare: one of the earliest books dealing Estimate $60/90 with the subject of Chess published in Australia. Not traced in Ferguson. Estimate $150/300 [71] LAND CONVEYANCING John. LARGE COLLECTION of documents mostly Victoria & Tasmania, nineteenth and [79] early twentieth centuries, mainly on vellum Includes land MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. THE INTERNATIONAL grants signed by Sir John Franklin, Sir George Gipps, and Sir EXHIBITION, MELBOURNE. Supplement to the Henry Edward Fox Young. Australasian Sketcher, September 25 1880. Original wood - Estimate $200/400 engraving, mounted. 1880. Estimate $100/200 [72] LEONARA, Western Australian Goldfields. [80] COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPHIC PANORAMA MENZIES, Sir Robert. CATALOGUE OF AN approximately 140 x 590 mm, laid down on linen, (minor EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by the Rt Hon. Sir Winston insect damage). Circa 1900. Churchill. Octavo, illustrations, coloured pictorial wrappers. Estimate $200/400 Canberra, 1958. Souvenir catalogue inscribed and signed (on front cover) by Menzies. Estimate $60/90 [73] LORNE. ABOUT 24 postcards on album leaves, mostly early twentieth century. [81] Estimate $150/300 MINING. ABOUT 22 POSTCARDS including images of Bendigo and Ballarat. Estimate $100/200 [74] LORNE. ERSKINE FALLS. Photograph, cabinet card format, 165 x 105 mm (mount). Lorne, J.S. Norman, circa [82] 1890. + Three other cabinet format photographs including MOTOR CAR TOURISM. GROUP of vintage Australian two Sydney images. road maps, circa 1930s-50s. Various formats, with slipcases Estimate $50/70 where required From the earliest decades of Australian motor car tourism. Estimate $60/120 [75] LYNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS. TWO PRINTED TICKETS. Circa 1867-75. [83] Estimate $50/70 NAUTICAL. SMALL GROUP of mostly carte-de-visites By Nettleton, Lindt, and Batchelder & Co., etc. Estimate $80/120 [84] [92] PERROTTET, George D. THE BOOKPLATES OF G.D. S.D.U.K. NEW SOUTH WALES compiled under the PERROTTET. Octavo, tipped-in bookplates (mostly in Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful colour), stiffened printed wrappers. Adelaide, The Wakefield Knowledge. Engraved map with outline colouring, 390 x 335 Press, 1942. Edition limited to 275 numbered copies. mm, inset plan of Sydney, mounted, framed, and glazed. Estimate $80/120 London, Baldwin & Cradock, 1833. Estimate $50/70 [85] PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM. ABOUT 31 PORTRAIT [93] photographs, mostly carte-de-visites, but including a few SEDDON, VICTORIA. 27 REGENT ST. Comfortable D.F. cabinet photographs. Quarto, elaborate late Victorian House. Printed auction poster, not illustrated, approximately photograph album, padded morocco (bit rubbed) with metal 890 x 570 mm., folded (some wear). Footscray, Reporter clasp, edges gilt. Photographers include Johnstone, Office, n.d. circa 1920s. O’Shannessy & Co. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $150/300 [94] [86] SOUTH AUSTRALIA. POSTCARDS. A GOOD GROUP PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM. ABOUT 50 carte-de-visites and of about 58 postcards. cabinet photographs, mostly portraits, including four images Estimate $150/300 of the funambulist Charles Blondin. Quarto, late Victorian photograph album of 16 leaves, eight of them (including title) with colour lithographed designs, padded morocco with [95] metal clasp, edges gilt. Circa 1890. Photographers include SYDNEY. A SMALL GROUP of postcards mostly Nettleton, Lindt, and Paterson Bros. depicting Sydney. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $60/90

[87] [96] POSTCARDS. ABOUT 21 POSTCARDS in oblong octavo TASMANIA. ABOUT 12 POSTCARDS. + A quantity of stock album, including a quantity relating to Katoomba. small format photographs. Includes nautical images. Estimate $80/120 Estimate $80/120 [97] [88] TAUBMANS. AT HOME WITH COLOUR. Oblong QUEENSLAND TOURISM. A GOOD GROUP of quarto, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Sydney, ephemeral pieces, including brochures, souvenirs, and maps Mentmore Press, circa 1950s. Scarce guide for the new class &c., twentieth century. + A small group of works on of home decorators. Queensland railways. Estimate $50/70 Estimate $100/200 [98] [89] TRADE CARDS. LIEBIG. IN AUSTRALIA. Set of six QUEENSLAND TOURISM. A VERY GOOD GROUP of chromolithographed cards with Italian text in good state. about nine illustrated ephemeral pieces, mostly early Images predominately depict Australian Aborigines. + twentieth century, including publicity material produced by Another set with French text entitled ‘L’Australie’. Queensland railways. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $150/300 [99] [90] ROBERTSON, Macpherson. A YOUNG MAN AND A TRAVEL. SMALL GROUP of ephemeral pieces, including NAIL CAN: An Industrial Romance. Oblong quarto, postcards, mostly relating to cycling & motor cycling. illustrations, 24 colour plates with interleaves, original Estimate $60/90 quarter morocco (bit rubbed) and cloth boards, Wattle Sweets Depot stamps. Melbourne, The Speciality Press for [100] MacRobertson, 1921. Scarce: a superb example of Australian VICTORIA. ABOUT 20 POSTCARDS in oblong octavo advertising art and colour promotional printing. stock album, mostly early twentieth century, including a Estimate $100/200 quantity relating to Healesville. Estimate $100/200 [91] RUMSEY, Herbert J. AUSTRALIAN NUTS and Nut [101] Growing in Australia. Octavo, coloured plates, illustrations, VICTORIA. TWELVE POSTCARDS postcards on album original pictorial wrappers. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, leaves depicting country Victoria including, Benalla, 1927. Hamilton, and Kerang, mostly early twentieth century. Estimate $60/90 Estimate $100/150 [102] [109] VICTORIA. TWELVE POSTCARDS postcards on album SMALL HOMES SERVICE. HOME-BUILDERS’ leaves depicting Beaconsfield, Cape Schanck, Mornington, HANDBOOK 1957. Published by the Small Homes Service and Sorrento &c., mostly early twentieth century. of the Royal Victorian Institute of Architects in Conjunction Estimate $80/120 with “The Age.” Octavo, illustrations, original wrappers. Melbourne, Small Homes Service, 1957. The ground-breaking [103] post-war service under the aegis of Robin Boyd. WARRNAMBOOL. GROUP OF about 21 postcards, Estimate $50/70 including a quantity of Rose Series cards. Estimate $100/200 [110] SMITH, Alex. THE AUSTRALIAN HOME CARPENTER. Quarto, illustrations, loose in original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, United Press, 1929. Australian Home Beautiful Handbooks No. 1. + A copy of Smith’s The Australian Home Craftsman (1929). Domestic Architecture and Design Estimate $50/70

[111] SMITH, Alex. THE AUSTRALIAN HOME CRAFTSMAN. [104] Quarto, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, BAKER, R. T. THE AUSTRALIAN FLORA in applied art. United Press, 1929. Australian Home Beautiful Handbooks Octavo, coloured and other plates, original blind-stamped No. 2. Inscribed and signed by the author. + Four other cloth, gilt. Sydney, Technological Museum, 1915. Australian Home Beautiful handbooks (1930s) by Smith .+ Estimate $80/120 Two other similar publications by Smith. Estimate $100/150 [105] HADDON, Robert J. AUSTRALIAN ARCHITECTURE: A [112] Technical Manual for all those engaged in Architectural and THE AUSTRALIAN HOME BEAUTIFUL. NINE Building work. Octavo, cancel title page, coloured plate, ISSUES, 1940-47. Quarto, illustrations, original wrappers. sketches and plans in the text (many full-page), one leaf Melbourne, Herald and Weekly Times, 1940-47. advertisements, original red cloth. Melbourne, E.W. Cole, Estimate $60/90 n.d., circa 1908. E.W. Cole remainder issue. The first Australian treatise on architecture, properly so called, preceded only by a few trade and technical manuals. Haddon recognised that the few English and American books that reached Australia did “not cater for the special needs of Militaria Australia… [and] fail when applied to the problems that the Australian has to face”. Estimate $200/400 [113] MILITARY. SMALL GROUP of mostly Australian [106] military ephemeral pieces. LANE, Terence, and Jessie SERLE. AUSTRALIANS AT Estimate $60/90 HOME. Quarto, illustrations, some insect damage to rear endpapers, original papered boards with dustwrapper. [114] Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1990. SUDAN CONTINGENT. SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED Estimate $100/150 NUMBER OF THE ECHO, to Commemorate the Departure of the New South Wales Troops For the Soudan. Miniature [107] souvenir newspaper, 150 by 100 mm, 8 pages. Sydney, John PREVOST, Reginald A. AUSTRALIAN BUNGALOW and Sands, 1885. A miniature issue of the special departure Cottage Home Designs. 78 Designs. Quarto, illustrations, number of The Echo commemorating the departure of the original decorated wrappers with coloured pictorial only N.S.W. Contingent to the Sudan. An very good example of a (minor wear). Sydney, The N.S.W. Bookstall Co. 1912. popular late nineteenth-century photo-lithographed novelty. Uncommon. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $200/300 [115] [108] SUDAN CONTINGENT. ILLUSTRATED NUMBER OF SLOAN & GOSS ARCHITECTS. THE MAKING OF A THE ECHO, to Commemorate the Return of the New South HOME. Quarto, large folding coloured frontispiece, Wales Troops From the Soudan. No. 6478 - vol. 12. Tuesday illustrations, loosely inserted four page reference sheet, 23 June 1885. Folio, folded, 24 pp., worn. Sydney, John original pictorial silk-tied wrappers in very good state, Fairfax, 23 June 1885. Special illustrated number Melbourne, D.W. Paterson, circa 1914. commemorating the return of the N.S.W. Contingent from the Estimate $200/400 Sudan. Estimate $100/200 Lot 108 [116] [122] SUDAN CONTINGENT. SMALL GROUP OF PRINTS HAMILTON, Sir Ian. GALLIPOLI DIARY. Two volumes, from the Illustrated London News relating to the N.S.W. octavo, plates and maps, original cloth with dustwrappers. Contingent. 1885. London, Edward Arnold, 1920. First edition. Estimate $50/70 Estimate $100/200

[117] SUDAN CONTINGENT. TWO CAPTIONED PHOTOGRAPHS (and an unrelated image) on one album leaf depicting the departure of the N.S.W. Contingent. 1885. Images depict the contingent on Gresham Street and at Circular Quay. Estimate $200/400

[118] SUDAN CONTINGENT. HUTCHINSON, Frank, and Francis MYERS. THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT: A History of the Patriotic Movement in New South Wales, and an Account of the Despatch of Troops to the Assistance of the Imperial Forces in the Soudan. Octavo, original presentation red morocco, spine with raised bands and gilt in compartments, all edges gilt, John Soame Richardson’s copy with his signature. Sydney, Thomas Richards, 1885. First edition: the presentation issue is rare. Ferguson, 10714. Estimate $200/400

[119] BEAN, C.E.W. (editor). THE ANZAC BOOK. WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED IN GALLIPOLI BY THE MEN OF ANZAC. Quarto, pp. xvi, 170 + frontispiece and 10 other coloured plates, and one folding plate, very numerous leaves of plates included in the pagination; original publisher’s blue cloth with pictorial onlay by David Barker, with the inevitable cheap paper edge-tanning, with dustwrapper (minor stains) that has a cut-out on the front panel framing the onlay cover illustration. London, Cassell and Co., 1916. First edition: the uncommon cloth issue, rare with dustwrapper. The dustwrapper is the issue with 5/- price on the spine panel and therefore the UK issue; the unpriced dustwrapper being an export issue. Dornbusch, 237; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 241. Estimate $150/300

[120] BEAN, C.E.W. (editor). THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA in the War of 1914 – 1918. 12 volumes, octavo, with plates, etc, original cloth (some flecking). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1937-42. Mixed editions. Estimate $600/900

[121] BEAN, C.E.W. (editor). THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA IN THE WAR OF 1914 – 1918. Twelve volumes (complete), thick octavo, with maps and plates throughout, original maroon cloth (some flecking and blemishes). Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1921 – 1942. First editions throughout (and scarce thus). The monumental official history of Australia in the Great War and one of the most influential Australian scholarly and literary achievements of the twentieth century. Dornbusch, 209; Fielding and O’Neill, p. 208; Trigellis-Smith, 725-36. Estimate $800/1200 Lot 118 Lot 131

[124] HARCOURT, J.M. UPSURGE. A Novel Octavo, minor Literature including Limited Editions abrasion on endpapers, original (bright) red cloth. London, John Long, [1934]. The banned first edition. Very scarce. + and Children’s Books Copies of Harcourt’s two other equally scarce novels, The Pearlers (1933), and It Never Fails: Being a Narrative of the Adventures of Julius Windowen Among the Natives of the Antipodes (1937), both first editions in original cloth. [123] Estimate $800/1200 DENNIS, C.J. ‘BEN BOWYANG LISTENS IN’. Octavo, manuscript in pencil, seven pages on seven leaves, with [125] original stainless steel pin, newsprint paper (old vertical JOHNSON, Samuel BOSWELL’S LIFE OF JOHNSON. folds). Melbourne, 1928. Manuscript of verse written by Edited by George Birkbeck Hill, Revised and Enlarged Dennis and printed in the Herald on 19 May 1928. Dennis Edition by L. F. Powell. Six volumes octavo, plates, a fine set wrote many such verses on an almost daily basis, usually in original cloth, gilt. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1934-1950. + relating to some topical item of news. Dennis manuscripts are LIVES OF THE POETS. Four volumes, octavo, original rare on the market. cloth, as new. Oxford University Press, 2006. + THE Estimate $200/400 LETTERS of Samuel Johnson. Collected & Edited by R. W. Chapman. Three volumes, octavo, frontispieces, a fine set in original cloth gilt. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1952. + [132] JOHNSONIAN MISCELLANIES, Arranged and Edited by DAHL, Roald. THE GREMLINS: from the Walt Disney George Birkbeck Hill. Two volumes octavo, a fine set in Production. A Royal Air Force Story by Flight Lieutenant original cloth, gilt, owner’s signature, date stamp on title Roald Dahl. Quarto, with 12 full-page colour illustrations, verso. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1897. one double-page colour illustration, other illustrations in the Estimate $500/700 text throughout, few short tears, cloth-backed pictorial boards (minor flecking). Sydney, Printed by Shepherd & Newman Pty Ltd and published by Ayres & James Pty Ltd, [126] LAWSON, Henry. IN THE DAYS WHEN THE WORLD n.d. but circa 1944. First edition of Dahl’s first book. This is WAS WIDE AND OTHER VERSES. Octavo, lacking front the scarce Australian edition of the book published worldwide free endpaper, worn original buckram, top edge gilt. Sydney, by Disney; it has been claimed that the Australian printing is Angus & Robertson, 1896. First edition. actually the first. Estimate $300/500 Estimate $200/300

[133] [127] MACKAIL, J. W. WILLIAM MORRIS: An Address GIBBS, May. LITTLE OBELIA and Further Adventures of delivered the XIth November MDCCCC at Kelmscott House, Ragged Blossom, Snugglepot&Cuddlepie. Quarto, colour Hammersmith. Octavo, printed in red and black, original frontispiece, full-page sepia illustrations, other illustrations semi-limp vellum, owner’s stamp, fine. Hammersmith, The in text, original cloth-backed pictorial boards. Sydney, Angus Doves Press, 1901. One of 300 copies. + WINSHIP, George & Robertson, [1921]. First edition. Parker. A PAPER READ at a meeting of The Club of Odd Estimate $200/300 Volumes in Boston Massachusetts U.S.A. in January M.D.C.C.C.C.V.I.I.I. Octavo, printed in red and black, original vellum-backed papered boards, owner’s stamp. Hammersmith, The Doves Press, 1909. Estimate $150/300 General and Quantity

[128] MOORE, George. THE TALKING PINE. Octavo, uncut, sewn in original printed wrappers, housed in folding cloth [134] boards. Paris, The Hours Press, 1931. Edition limited to 500 AUSTRALIAN ARCHITECTURE. A GROUP of about numbered copies. + Plus eight works of English literature, 12 works. many in limited edition, one signed by John Drinkwater, one Estimate $100/150 with a.l.s. from Augustine Birrell, and with his bookplate, plus one. Estimate $100/150 [135] DICKENS, Charles. THE UNCOMMERCIAL [129] TRAVELLER… With a Frontispiece by G.J. Pinwell. WOOLF, Virginia. THE LETTERS… Volumes I-VI. Six Octavo, frontispiece, original decorated green cloth, gilt on volumes, octavo, illustrations, three frontispieces, original spine. London, Chapman & Hall, 1866. New Edition. + Five cloth with dustwrappers. London, The Hogarth Press, 1975- other works by Dickens, including Great Expectations, David 1980. + THE DIARY OF VIRGINIA WOOLF. Five volumes, Copperfield, and Barnaby Rudge, in similar, uniform octavo, original cloth with dustwrappers. London, The editions. Hogarth Press, 1977 – 1984. + A reprinted set of Quentin Estimate $80/120 Bell’s two volume biography of Woolf (in slipcase), and two other volumes relating to Woolf published by the Hogarth Press. Estimate $300/500 [136] JONES, Owen. THE GRAMMAR OF ORNAMENT illustrated by examples from various styles of ornament. [130] Small folio, full-page chromolithographed plates, original CHILDRENS. SMALL GROUP, Victorian era, plus some gilt decorated cloth over bevelled boards, top edge gilt. antique cards, on half a shelf. London, Bernard Quaritch, 1910. Estimate $80/100 Estimate $260/340

[131] CRONIN, Bernard and Doris KERR writing as Stephen [137] Grey. KANGAROO RHYMES. By Stephen Grey. Quarto, MISCELLANEOUS. SMALL GROUP, including travel illustrations, original pictorial wrappers. Melbourne, and literature, Australian and other, eleven titles in twelve Smithson Bros, 1922. Very scarce. Muir, 3069.hh volumes: balance of a collection. Estimate $100/200 Estimate $200/400 [138] [140] BRITANNICA. THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. TIPPING, Marjorie. CONVICTS UNBOUND. The Story of A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, Literature and General the Calcutta Convicts and their Settlement in Australia. Information. Eleventh Edition. Thirty-two volumes, slim Quarto, black & white illustrations, endpaper maps, original quarto, numerous black & white illustrations, plates and cloth with dustwrapper. Melbourne, Viking O’Neil, 1988. + maps (some coloured) original semi-limp morocco, top edge Seven other works of Australiana including architecture. gilt. London, Cambridge University Press, 1910-11. Fine set Estimate $80/120 in twenty eight volumes on India paper, plus the matching three volume India paper New Volumes published in 1922, [141] with original 1911 Index (on standard paper, clothbound). WAUGH, Evelyn. GROUP on about half a shelf. Estimate $300/500 Estimate $80/120

[139] [142] STEPHEN, Leslie & Sidney LEE (eds). DICTIONARY WRIGHT, Joseph (editor). THE ENGLISH DIALECT OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY. Twenty-two volumes DICTIONARY. Six volumes, quarto, original textured cloth. including Supplement, octavo, original cloth, dustwrappers. London, Henry Frowde, 1898. London, Oxford University Press, 1967-1968. Estimate $200/400 Estimate $120/180

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1 $120 62 $400 116 $240 169 $190 2 $160 63 $80 117 $220 170 $50 3 $300 64 $850 118 $60 171 $2200 4 $480 65 $480 119 $100 172 $60 5 $420 66 $380 120 $600 173 $320 6 $180 67 $1,600 121 $260 174 $110 7 $800 68 $180 122 $2,200 175 $100 8 $50 69 $400 123 $950 176 $90 9 $100 70 $460 124 $100 177 $200 11 $80 72 $650 125 $240 178 $130 13 $100 73 $180 126 $130 179 $340 14 $50 74 $160 127 $1,200 180 $240 15 $150 75 $160 128 $480 181 $240 16 $320 76 $160 129 $180 182 $130 17 $100 77 $190 130 $80 183 $80 18 $80 78 $190 131 $420 184 $340 19 $260 79 $60 132 $140 185 $220 20 $120 80 $80 133 $70 186 $110 21 $12,000 81 $6,500 134 $150 187 $280 23 $5,000 82 $100 135 $150 188 $160 24 $4,200 83 $200 136 $700 189 $150 25 $1,400 84 $2,200 137 $120 190 $150 26 $320 85 $100 138 $150 191 $2000 27 $650 86 $400 139 $80 192 $60 28 $440 87 $100 140 $80 193 $100 29 $850 88 $100 141 $70 194 $160 30 $100 89 $80 142 $130 195 $160 32 $200 90 $1,500 143 $240 196 $70 33 $120 91 $900 144 $80 197 $850 34 $160 92 $140 145 $160 198 $100 37 $200 93 $260 146 $180 199 $100 38 $400 94 $150 147 $150 200 $100 39 $440 95 $420 148 $400 201 $150 40 $100 96 $450 149 $80 202 $650 41 $80 97 $340 150 $70 203 $950 42 $220 98 $340 151 $130 204 $120 43 $90 99 $140 152 $110 205 $160 44 $320 100 $180 153 $80 206 $380 45 $60 101 $140 154 $400 207 $200 46 $160 102 $220 155 $380 208 $170 48 $400 103 $80 156 $170 209 $320 49 $130 104 $100 157 $140 210 $340 50 $80 105 $170 158 $100 211 $550 51 $100 106 $190 159 $110 212 $400 52 $240 107 $120 160 $50 213 $460 53 $160 108 $110 161 $120 214 $650 54 $300 109 $160 162 $200 215 $420 55 $220 110 $420 163 $50 216 $700 56 $100 111 $150 164 $440 217 $1000 57 $150 112 $80 165 $200 218 $460 58 $220 113 $100 166 $260 219 $80 59 $600 114 $40 167 $80 60 $460 115 $750 168 $100 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. The Buyer must pay to the Auctioneer in addition to the instructed in writing at least 24 hours prior to the sale: hammer price on each lot a buyer’s premium of 19.8% (i) make bids on behalf of prospective buyers; or, (inclusive of GST). The hammer price plus the buyer’s (ii) make all reasonable efforts to contact prospective premium constitute the Purchase Price of a lot. The Buyer buyers by telephone so as to enable them to participate acknowledges that the Auctioneer as agent for the Seller in bidding by telephone on any lot with a lower may also receive a commission from the Seller. estimate of at least $1000; but in no circumstance will the Auctioneer be responsible to 4c. The successful bidder shall be deemed to be the Buyer and the Seller or to any prospective buyers for any failure or be personally liable unless it has been agreed in writing at neglect to do so. the time of registration and prior to the sale that a bidder is acting as agent on behalf of a third party and that such third 3a. Every prospective buyer must complete and sign a party is acceptable to the Auctioneer. registration form and provide all identification that may be required by the Auctioneer before bidding at any auction. 4d. It shall be the responsibility of the Buyer to obtain any permit required under the Protection of Movable Cultural 3b. The highest bidder shall be the Buyer subject to the Seller’s Heritage Act 1986, the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of reserve price if any which is confidential between the Seller Exports and Imports) Act 1982 and any other legislation, all and the Auctioneer. 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 1.1 (v) bid on behalf of the Seller or of other prospective charge of % 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. Any bid acknowledged and relied upon by the Auctioneer for more than 24 hours after the sale. may not be withdrawn without the approval of the auctioneer. 5b. Any payments made to the Auctioneer may be applied by the Auctioneer towards any sums owing from that Buyer to 3f. In the event that any lot fails to reach its reserve price and is the Auctioneer on any account whatever without regard to bought in on behalf of the Seller, the Auctioneer may in his any direction of the Buyer or his agent, whether express or absolute discretion refer the bid of the highest bidder to the implied as to how payment should be applied. Seller. If the Seller accepts such bid then the lot shall be deemed to have been sold at the auction and the obligations 5c. Should one Buyer purchase more than one lot at the same of Seller and Buyer to the Auctioneer in respect of such lot auction then each contract shall be interdependent with the are the same as if it had been sold at auction. others and default under one shall be deemed to be default under all the others, unless the Auctioneer should elect 3g. Notwithstanding anything else in these Conditions, in the otherwise. event that any lot is unsold the Auctioneer has the right to sell such lot thereafter by private treaty but otherwise 5d. All lots purchased must be collected from the place of subject to these Conditions and the obligations of Seller and auction at the Buyer’s expense not later than noon on the Buyer to the Auctioneer in respect of such lot are the same day following the auction and provided the full Purchase as if it had been sold at auction. Price has been paid to the Auctioneer. 3h. All lots are in all respects at the risk of the Buyer after the 5e. 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. Notwithstanding anything else in these Conditions if within the time of the occurrence of such loss or damage. fourteen days of the sale notice in writing from the Buyer is given to the Auctioneer that in the Buyer’s opinion the lot is 5f. In the event of a breach by the Buyer of any of the terms of a forgery that at the time of the sale had a value materially these Conditions then any deposit or other sums paid to the less than the Purchase Price then the lot may be returned Auctioneer shall be forfeited and the Auctioneer in his within a reasonably agreed time to the Auctioneer. 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. Prospective buyers must satisfy themselves as to all binding, staining, spotting, foxing, oxidisation, toning, matters relating to the condition, description, authenticity absence of blank leaves or list of plates or list of and the nature of any lot by inspection or by obtaining any subscribers or advertisement leaves or cancel leaves or independent expert advice reasonable in view of the buyers’ errata slips or errata leaves; particular expertise and the value of the lot prior to the date then the sale will be rescinded and the amount paid by the of the auction and the Buyer must take delivery of the lot Buyer will be refunded. with all faults patent or latent (if any). Accordingly, buyers 7b. 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. This condition does not apply to any multiple lot, box lot, deficiency in quantity shall vitiate the sale and the Buyer shelf lot, any uncatalogued lot, or any lot described in the shall be bound to take delivery of the lot without an catalogue as sold “not subject to return”, or “w.a.f.” (i.e. allowance or abatement in price. with all faults). 6d. Many lots are of an age or nature that precludes their being 7d. The benefit of this condition is a non-assignable exclusive in perfect condition and reference may be made in some right in favour of the actual Buyer of the lot at the auction descriptions to damage, restoration, or defect. Such and, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, may information is given for guidance only and the absence of not be assigned to a third party by a Buyer acting as an agent such reference does not imply that a lot is free from defects on behalf of such third party except when in accordance nor does the reference to particular defects imply the with clause 4c of these Conditions. absence of others. Illustrations of any lot are for the 7e. The Buyer shall not be entitled to claim under this condition guidance of prospective buyers and are not to be relied upon if he is in breach of any of the terms of these Conditions. to determine either tone or colour of any item or to reveal imperfections (if any). 7f. The terms of this condition shall not operate so as to exclude such conditions or warranties as are implied by state of 6e. 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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