ART AND ARCHITECTURE 9. Avedon, Richard. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Jonathan Cape 1993. 1. Addams, Chas. DRAWN AND QUARTERED. With a 1st UK Ed. Folio. Unpaginated. Profusely illus. throughout in Foreword by Boris Karloff. Random House, New York 1942. b/w. from photos. Margins of e.ps. lightly browned, good in 1st Ed. Slim 4to. [112]pp. Profusely illus. throughout in b/w. original red lettered cloth with b/w. illus. affixed to lower board as issued, spine lightly faded. £50.00 Ownership inscription, e.ps. lightly browned, original red lettered cloth backed boards, lightly soiled and rubbed with some wear to 10. (Baur). Ayers, John. THE BAUR COLLECTION corners and head and tail of spine. £50.00 GENEVA. Chinese Ceramics. With Korean and Thai Wares; His first work. Ming Porcelains and Other Wares; Monochrome Glazed

2. (Album). VICTORIAN SCRAP ALBUM. Porcelains of the Ch’Ing Dynasty; Collections Baur Genève 60pp. 500+ cuts. Military, floral, children, animals, etc. Upper 1968-74. hinge cracked, silver and black dec. green cloth, minor wear. 1st English Ed. 4 vols. 4to. Profusely ills. from photos. including £350.00 many colour and several folding. Text in English/French. Delightful example. Textured cloth, sl. rubbed d/ws., enclosed in card slipcase. £1,500.00 3. (Album). VICTORIAN SCRAP ALBUM. 1878. Superbly illustrated, depicting 662 pieces, some with several illustrations 21 leaves. 250+ cuts. Commemorative Cards, Flowers, Birds, showing different angles etc. Horses, Trees. Shaken, gilt and black ruled cloth, frayed, minor Edition Limited to 1100 Copies, of which 50 marked H.C. ‘rèservè aux marking, upper joint with loss in part. £200.00 collaborateurs’, volume 1 H.C., volume 2 No. 589, volume 3 No. 1001, For Alice Isabel Lunt, Febuary 3rd 1878. Aged 1 Year. volume 4 No. 749. Alfred Baur (1865–1951). His life long collection of Far Eastern art, 4. Amsden, Dora. THE HERITAGE OF HIROSHIGE. A particularly Chinese ceramics and jade, and Japanese porcelain, Glimpse at Japanese Landscape Art. With the Assistance of John lacquer-ware, netsuke, sword ornaments, prints and textiles. Stewart Happer. Illustrated with Prints from the Happer John Ayers founder of and former keeper of the Far Eastern Department Collection. Paul Elder and Co. 1912. (as it was then known) at the Victoria and Albert Museum from 1970 1st UK Ed. vii leaves + 84 leaves + 1 leaf (Japanese style). 16 until 1982. A renowned Asian ceramics specialist who has written more than twenty books on the subject. plates, 5 leaves of Artist signatures. Some browning, bound in The remaining volumes of the series published Volume 5: Chinese Jades; dec. cloth backed boards with title to upper board, four hole string Volume 6: Netsuke; Volume 7: Japanese Sword-Fittings; Volume 8: binding, minor wear. £75.00 Japanese Ceramics; Volume 9: Japanese Lacquer; Volume 10: & 11: Japanese Prints Parts 1 & 2 5. [Anon]. JAPANESE BOOK. N.d. 6”x 3”. 276 leaves, Japanese style, with Japanese stab style cloth 11. Briquet, Charles Moïse. LES FILIGRANES Dictionnaire boards £100.00 Historique Des Marques du Papier Dès Leur Apparition Vers Appears to be a book of symbols mainly with 6 per page each with 1282 Jisqu’en 1600. Maurizio Martino CT N.d. c.[2004]. acccompanying text in Japanese. Facsimile Reprint of 1923 Ed. 4 vols. 16112 examples. Very

6. [Anon]. [JAPANESE PATTERN BOOK? IN good in gilt lettered cloth. £100.00 Limited to 150 Copies. JAPANESE]. 6” x 2.8”. 280 leaves bound Japanese style. Ills. throughout each 12. British Museum. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS PRINTED ills. with text. Some light browning, original wrapps., with label, IN THE XVTH CENTURY NOW IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM some soiling. £100.00 Part I. Xylographical and Books Printed with types at Mainz, Wide range of illustrations including samurai helmet, foliage, geometic Strassburg, Bamberg and Cologne; Part II. Germany Eltvil-Trier; shapes, flowers, fans, animals, portions of landscape, numerous Part II.I Germany: Leipzig-Pforzheim German -Speaking decorative designs, etc. Switzerland and Austria-Hungary; Part IV. Italy Subiaco and

7. [Anon]. [JAPANESE PATTERN BOOK? IN Rome; Part V. Venice; Part VI. Italy: Foligno Ferrara Florence JAPANESE]. Milan Bologna Naples Perugia and Treviso. Part VII. Italy: 6” x 2.9.” 118 leaves bound Japanese style. Ills. throughout each Genoa-Unassigned Addenda; Part VIII. France, French-Speaking ills. with text. Some light browning, original wrapps., with label, Switzerland: Part IX. Fascicule I. Holland Fascicule II. Belgium. some soiling and creasing. £100.00 Part X. Spain Portugal. Part XII. Italy (Supplement). ... Order of Wide range of illustrations showing large patterns, possibly for the Trustees ... 1908-85. wallpaper or similar. Mainly decorative some foliage, occasional Vols. 1-10 plus vol. 12, thus 11 in total [only, lacking volume 11 animals, shells etc. England, volume 13 Hebraica, and volumes 14 & 15 Facsimiles]. 4to. 296 plates. First 5 vols. in original cloth, corners rubbed with 8. [Anon]. [JAPANESE PICTURE BOOK IN JAPANESE]. cloth loss, cloth split to joints; vols. 6-10 in original cloth backed 6” x 9.” 50 leaves bound Japanese style. Some light browning, boards, cloth splitting to joints in part; vol. 12 original cloth original wrapps., with label, some soiling. £100.00 faded, all vols. showing wear. [And] PRINTING IN ENGLAND Telling a story, with two or three frames to each page, the last few leaves IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY. Gordon Duff’s Bibliography with single frame to each page. The first leaf depicting a mature teacher? with supplementary descriptions, chronologies and a census of with three pupils; then three men individually depicted, one astride a bull, one at the top of a scroll, one riding an umbrella in the sea; The copies by Lotte Hellinga. Bibliographical Society The British story unfolds with women, animals, foliage. Then possibly the men Library 2009. Royal 8vo. 278pp. Bright gilt lettered buckam. travelling abroad and overseas prehaps fulfilling tasks; riding fish and £450.00 oxen, shown fishing, playing instruments, feasting, wrestling, some 12 volumes in total. domestic scenes with women cooking, weaving, toiling; a scene of cock “Every profession, it seems, possesses one supreme work of reference … fighting, Samurai, the last few scenes showing many men and women unequalled by any other work in the same field. For incunabulists toiling, dancing, archery, stick fighting etc. Each frame with some (indeed, for all bibliographers), there is the British Museum’s catalogue dialogue. of incunabula” (from a review by Curt F. Bühler of volume IX, in The Book Collector, Winter 1962, p.489). “Perhaps no other collection of 1 any type of book has had a catalogue that has become such a standard [And] LUCA DELLA ROBBIA With Other Italian Sculptors by work in its field, used as much as an authoritative bibliography as a Leader Scott. [With] FRA BARTOLOMMEO by Leader Scott. record of holdings” (from a review by Martin Davies of volume XI in The [And] RAPHAEL By N. D’Anvers. [With] TITIAN by Richard Book Collector, Summer 2007, p.191). Ford Heath. [And] FRA ANGELICO By Catherine Mary 13. Britten, F.J. OLD CLOCKS AND WATCHES & THEIR Phillimore. [With] GIOTTO By Harry Quilter. [And] MAKERS. Being an Historical and Descriptive Account of the ALBRECHT DÜRER By Richard Ford Heath. [With] THE different styles of Clocks and Watches of the Past, in England and LITTLE MASTERS By William Bell Scott. [And]. Abroad to which is added a List of Ten Thousand Makers. MICHELANGELO by Charles Clement. [With] GHIBERTI Batsford 1904. AND DONATELLO With Other Early Italian Sculptors by 2nd Ed., much enlarged. Royal 8vo. viii + 735pp. + [i] + 24pp. Leader Scott. [And] CORREGGIO By M. Compton Heaton. publ. adverts. 700 ills., mostly from photos. Hinges tender and sl. [with] LEONARDO By John Paul Richter. [And] RUBENS by shaken but firm, ex.-libris Harry Percy Boord, original gilt Charles W. Kett. [With]. REMBRANDT By John W. Mollett. lettered cloth, corners sl. bumped, some minor soiling and [And] TINTORETTO By W. Roscoe Osler. [With] MANTEGNA rubbing, joints sl. rubbed with sm. nick towards head of upper AND FRANCIA By Julia Cartwright. Sampson Low, Marston, joint, spine lightly faded and sl. bumped at head and tail, t.e.g. Searle & Rivington 1880-6. £85.00 18 works bound in 9 vols. Frontis., profusely ills. including many folding. Some light browning, marbled e.ps. and edges, ex.-libris 14. Cassell’s ILLUSTRATED FAMILY PAPER Dame Margaret Boord, contemporary maroon straight grained EXHIBITOR; Containing about Three Hundred Illustrations, with morocco with intricate gilt fillet to edges of boards, gilt lettering Letter-press Descriptions of all the Principle Objects in the and gilt motifs to spines, minor wear and rubbing to spines. International Exhibition of 1862. Cassell, Petter & Galpin 1862. £280.00 1st Ed. Sm. 4to. xiv + 272pp. Profusely illus. thoughout. Some The Great Artists. light marginal browning and occasional spotting and thumbing, marbled e.ps., upper hinge very sl. tender but firm, half skiver 18. Holbein, Hans. THE DANCE OF DEATH; From Original with cloth covered boards, boards dampstained and sl. soiled, the Designs of ... Engraved by W. Hollar. With Descriptions in corners and joints rubbed and scuffed, gilt ruled raised bands and English and French. Printed for J. Coxhead ... 1816. gilt title to spine. £50.00 [iv] + 70pp. Engraved portrait frontis. of Hollar, portrait of Holbein, 30 engraved numbered plates, 1 un-numbered engraved 15. (Cigarette Album). THE “LONDON” CIGARETTE plate. Light browning and foxing, rebound in modern double CARD ALBUM. 22 Complete Cigarette Card Sets, a total of 930 blind rule edged half calf with marbled boards, gilt rule edged cards. 1930s. raised bands with gilt lettered title label to spine. £250.00 Landscape 4to. From the library of Tony Leujeune. Last filled Containing "The life of Holbein": pages [1]-12. Contains also the page with some damage and loss, some leaves curled, overall in introduction to Lydgate's "The dance of Macaber": pages [65]-70. very good order, album in original boards, minor loss to upper "Preface and description of plates by F. Douce."--Lowndes. Plates leading corner, title to upper board. £500.00 consist of Hollar's 30 dance of death engravings; engraved portraits of Comprising Lambert & Butler Praites and Highways - 25 cards; Holbein (unsigned) and Hollar ("Etched by Barton"); and unsigned etching to accompany the note on Lydgate. Lambert & Butler Smugglers - 50 cards; Churchman’s Legends of Britain - 50 cards; Churchman’s Believe It or Not - 50 cards; Will’s Do 19. [Humphreys, Noel]. PARABLES OF OUR LORD. You Know 4th Series - 50 cards; Will’s Do You Know 3rd Series - 50 [Longman and Co] 1846. cards; Churchman’s Eastern Proverbs 1st Series - 25 cards; Churchman’s Eastern Proverbs 2nd Series - 25 cards; Player’s Sea 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. Chromolithographed t.p. and 31 Fishes - 50 cards; Carreras Figures of Fiction - 25 cards; Will’s Wild chromolithographed illustrated pages heightened in gold. With Flowers 2nd Series - 50 cards; Carreras Amusing Tricks - 50 cards; Explanatory Parable leaf at end. 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With the armorial bookplate of Gilmour of Lundin and Montrave; 20. Lightbown, Ronald W. MEDIAEVAL EUROPEAN Colonel Sir John Gilmour, 1st Baronet, DL (1845–1920) was chairman JEWELLERY. With a Catalogue of the Collection in the Victoria of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party, and was created a baronet in 1897. & Albert Museum. Victoria & Albert Museum/Getty Grant Program 1992. 17. Gower, Lord Ronald. THE FIGURE PAINTERS OF 1st Ed. Thick 4to. 589pp. + [iii] blank. 152 colour plates, HOLLAND. [Bound with]. VAN DYCK by Percy Rendell Head. numerous b/w. figures. Good in lightly rubbed d/w. scored 2 vertically to upper part of d/w. and repaired with selotape to verso 1st Ed. 4to. Unpaginated. Illus. throughout in colour from photos. and with resultant very sl. mark to cloth of upper board at tail. by Dolorès Marat and Naoya Hatakeyama. French text. Good in £250.00 very sl. chipped d/w. £50.00

21. Marshall, Jim. PROOF. Introduction by Joel Selvin. 28. (Vidal Mayor). VIDAL MAYOR Estudios. Antonio Chronicle Books, San Francisco 2004. Ubieto Arteta et al. Excma. Diputación Provincial Instituto de 1st Ed. Slim 4to. Unpaginated. Colour frontis., profusely illus. Estudios Altoarogoneses Huesca 1989. throughout in b/w. from photos. Very good in original pictorial 2 vols. Folio/Slim Folio. 166pp. text + [vi] Spanish text. + boards, in printed acetate d/w. as issued. £75.00 unpaginated colour facsimile of the illuminated manuscript. Very Signed ‘Jim Marshall’ to half-title. good in original gilt lettered green buckram decorated in gilt to upper boards, together in gilt lettered slipcase spotted to back 22. Moss, Paul. OLD LEAVES TURNING. Fans. [With] panel. £75.00 Albums and Album Leaves. Sydney L. Moss Ltd. 1995. Facsimile of Thirteenth Century Legal Illuminated Manuscript. 2 vols. 4to. 180pp. + ([181]-377pp. + [iii]. Profusely illus. throughout in colour from photos. by Lucinda Douglas-Menzies. 29. Wilson, Richard. STUDIES AND DESIGNS, By ... Done Very good in d/ws., together in black lettered cloth slipcase as at Rome, in the Year 1752. Oxford: Published by R Archer ... issued. £125.00 Sold by Mrs Ryland .. 1811. Chinese paintings. 1st Ed. 4to. [iv]. + 8pp. + [ii] Subscribers + fly-title + 50 plates reproduced in soft-ground etching by Whessell. Some browning, 23. Ruskin, John. MODERN PAINTERS. “Of Ideas of ex.-libris John Cule, rebound at St Michael’s Abbey in modern Beauty,” and “Of the Imaginative Faculty.” Re-arranged in two two tone buckram with gilt lettering to spine. £350.00 volumes, and revised by the Author. George Allen 1883. Scarce. 2 vols. Sm. 8vo. xx + 360pp. + [vi] + 248pp. Marbled e.ps., inner Edited and introduced with a short memoir of the Artist by Robert gilt dentelles, double gilt rule edged full tree calf, gilt filleted Archer. edges very sl. rubbed to corners, gilt filleted raised bands dec. gilt The google digital copy shows a portrait which is not present in our compartments and gilt lettered contrasting leather title labels to copy. spines. £75.00 BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY

24. Tizac, H. D’Ardenne de. ANIMALS IN CHINESE ART. 30. Baxter, William. GLOSSARIUM ANTIQUITATUM A Collection of Examples Selected & Described by ... With a BRITANNICARUM, sive syllabus etymologicus antiquitatum Preface by Roger Fry. Benn Brothers 1923. veteris Britanniæ atque Iberniæ, temporibus Romanorum. 1st Ed. Folio. [x]pp. 50 plates including 6 tipped in colour each Auctore Willielmo Baxter, Cornavio, Scholae Merciariorum with letterpress leaf. Some light foxing, original gilt lettered cloth Praefecto. Accedunt viri cl. D. Edvardi Luidii, Cimeliarchae with gilt device to upper board, faded spine chipped with loss Ashmol. Oxon. de fluviorum, montium, urbium, &c. In Britanniâ particularly to tail, t.e.g. £600.00 Nominibus, Adversaria Posthuma. Londini Impensis T. No. 71 of a Limited Edition of 250 Copies. Woodward ... 1733. H. d.’Ardenne de Tizac (1877-1932) Keeper of the Cernushi Museum. 2nd Ed. [viii] + xii + [iv] + 277pp. + [xix]. Engraved port. ‘... considering the representative collection of Chinese animals figures frontis., dec. initial letters and heapieces. Latin text. Light gathered together by the Cernuschi Museum, at its exhibition in 1922, browning, inscription to t.p., ex.-libris John Cule, double gilt and reproduced in this book ...’ ruled calf, leading corners scuffed, gilt ruled spine with later gilt 25. Twining, Lord. A HISTORY OF THE CROWN JEWELS lettered morocco label to chipped spine with loss, joints cracking, OF EUROPE. Batsford 1960. surface cracking to calf. £100.00 1st Ed. Sm. thick 4to. xl + 707pp. 230 plates. Original gilt lettered First published in 1718. cloth, corners sl. warped, repaired baggy d/w. £350.00 ESTC T143103 ‘Printed by William Bowyer; his records show 500 A truely monumental work, the first in any language to deal copies printed. Alston, XI.61. Maslen & Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers, comprehensively with the history of European regalia and crown jewels, 1937.’ covering a period of seventeen centuries. Dealing fully with the personal William Baxter (1650–1723). ODNB ‘... he was best known for his jewelled ornaments in the great treasures of the Royal Houses of Europe, [above work]. Although he had begun the Glossarium as early as 1702, which can be included in the term ‘Crown Jewels.’ an ailing Baxter required the aid of Moses Williams to see it through the press in 1719. It was greeted with some hostility: Thomas Hearne, for 26. Uhlig, Helmut. ON THE PATH TO ENLIGHTENMENT. one, opined that Baxter built 'wholly upon Fancy, without Authority' The Berti Aschmann Foundation of Tibetan Art at the Museum (Remarks, 7.37). A second edition was published, with some additions of Rietberg Zürich. Museum Rietberg Zürich 1995. material from William Stukeley and Edward Lhuyd, in 1733 ...’

1st English Ed. 4to. 225pp. + [i]. 168 ills. mainly colour. Rear 31. Birch, Walter de Gray. A HISTORY OF MARGAM f.e.p torn without loss, original laminated boards, minor marking. ABBEY. Derived from the Original Documents in the British £250.00 Museum, H.M. Record Office, The Margam Muniments, Etc. Catalogue of the collection of the Berti Aschmann Foundation of Tibetan London 1897. Art, opened autumn 1995 as part of the permanent collection of Museum 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. viii + 405pp. Profusely ills. Upper hinge Rietberg, Zu¨rich. Preface ‘The Berti Aschmann Collection offers a comprehensive cracked, some light browning, original gilt lettered cloth, spine overview of the development and spreading of Buddhist sculpture in bumped, minor scratching to lower board. £50.00 India, Nepal, and Tibet. It includes 7th century pieces from the Swat Inscribed ‘Presented ... in memory of her father Frederic W. Edmondes area, bronzes from Kashmir, from the Indian Pala dynasty, and from Bridgend May 1897.’

Nepal. These lead to the main part of the collection, the Tibetan 32. Birch, Walter de Gray. A HISTORY OF NEATH sculptures from the 11th to the 18th century. Finally, Tibeto-Chinese bronzes created in China in the early 15th century under Tibetan ABBEY. Derived from Original Documents Preserved the influence are presented by fourteen exquisite examples.’ British Museum, H.M. Public Record Office, and at Neath, Margam, Etc.; With Some Account of the Castle and Town of 27. Verdier, Fabienne. ENTRE CIEL ET TERRE. Texte de Charles Juliet. Albin Michel, Belgium 2007. 3 Neath, Notices of the Other Monastries of Glamorganshire. With a pencil note ‘from the Library of Willoughby Gardner’. Neath: John E. Richards ... 1902. Dr Willoughby Gardner, noted bibliophile, archaeologist, academic and 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. x + 360pp. With 8pp. Subscribers. Numerous author who donated a substantial library of early natural history books, ranging from the C15th to the C18th to the National Mueum of Wales. ills. including several folding, some light browning, smudged ‘Merthyr’ to flyleaf, marbled e.ps., gilt rule edged half morocco 37. Cary, John. CARY’S NEW MAP OF ENGLAND AND with gilt lettered cloth boards, gilt ruling with gilt lettering to sl. WALES, WITH PART OF SCOTLAND. On Which are rubbed spine, t.e.g. £75.00 Carefully Laid down All the Direct and Principal Cross Roads, Inscribed vertically to title page ‘Presented by the Author to Sir William the Course of the Rivers and Navigable Canals, Cities, Market ? Lewis 1902.’ and Broough Towns, Parishes, and most considerable Hamlets,

33. Borlase, W. ANTIQUITIES HISTORICAL AND Parks, Forests, &c &c. Delineated from Actual Surveys; and MONUMENTAL OF THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL. With a materially assisted from Authentic Documents Liberally Supplied new introduction by P.A.S. Pool and Charles Thomas. EP by the Right Honourable the Post Masters General. J. Cary ... Publishing Limited/Cornwall County Library 1973. June 11th 1794. Facsimile Reprint of 1769 Ed. Folio. xxii + xvi + 464pp. Folding 1st Ed. Linen mounted hand coloured segmented map measuring map, many ills. including 1 folding plate. Good in very sl. approximately 66 x 85 inches. In three sheets (each consisting of chipped d/w. lightly faded to spine. £50.00 27 segments, thus 81 in total), each measuring 22 x 85 inches. In Classical County Histories. very good order, very minor browning in part, sm. split and resultant minor fraying together with green edging ribbon 34. Brierley, Geo. H. (Editor). CYMRU FU: Notes and becoming detached at the far point of Cornwall, snugly enclosed Queries Relating to the Past history of Wales and the Border in original? marbled paper covered card slipoff case. £650.00 Counties. Volumes I & II. [Complete] July 1887-June 1891. John Cary (1755–1835), cartographer, engraver, publisher and globe Cardiff Daniel Owen and Co. ... 1889. maker. 1st Ed. 2 vols. in 1. Ills. Some light browning, original wrapps. to R.V. Tooley ‘At the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th century, vol. 2 bound in at rear, ex.-libris John Cule, rebound in half John Cary issued several atlases of the counties of England. They are buckram with marbled boards, gilt lettered title labels to spine. entirely bare of ornament, but impressive in their workmanship. They are £125.00 remarkable for their accuracy and their clear clean print; indeed they are brilliantly engraved, and rank with the Ordnance survey as the finest A biannual periodical that republished articles, originally from The maps of the nineteenth century ...’ Cardiff Weekly Mail, on the history of Wales and the border counties. 38. [Combe, William]. THE TOUR OF DR SYNTAX. In 35. [Briggs, John]. LETTERS FROM THE LAKES: To Search of the Picturesque. A Poem. London: R. Ackermann N.d. Which are Added, An Excursion Over Harter Fell to c.[1813]. Longsleddale; And the Farewell to the Lakes. Kirby Lonsdale 5th Ed. Vignette t.p. + 276pp. + [i] Directions to the Binder. Printed and Sold by Arthur Foster ... 1825. [Only lacking some preliminary leaves?] 31 hand coloured plates 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 198pp. + [i]. The Author’s name in manuscript including vignette title. Browned, ink staining to f.e.p. and verso to t.p., some browning, bookplate removed from pastedown, of frontis., ex.-libris Vincent Willis, worn contemporary half calf, original boards, some staining and browning, lacking backstrip. rubbed, loss to head and tail of spine. £75.00 £75.00 39. Davies, Edward. CELTIC RESEARCHES, on the Origin, 36. Camden, William. [THE PORTIONS OF CAMDEN’S Traditions & Language, of the Ancient Britons; With Some BRITANNIA RELATING TO WALES]. [Containing Gibson’s Introductory Sketches, on Primitive Society. Printed for the Edition of 1695 and Gough’s Edition of 1789] thus: Author 1804. CAMDEN’S BRITANNIA, newly translated into English: with 1st Ed. x + lxxiii + 561pp. With 47pp. of Subscribers. 2 plates. large additions and improvements· Publish’d by Edmund Gibson, Some light browning, Conservative Club bookplate, early half of Queens-College in Oxford. Published by Edmund Gibson ... calf with cloth boards, gilt Conservative Club stamp to upper Printed by F. Collins, for A. Swalle ... 1695. pp.(583-703). board, dec. gilt filleted raised bands with intricate gilt Double page map of South Wales by Rob Morden, double page compartments and gilt lettered title label to spine, light fading, map of Monmouth by Rob Morden, copper plate Number XX corners scuffed, sm. portion of cloth missing to lower leading engraved by I. Kip, [Lacking map of North Wales], ills., dec. corner. £150.00 initial letters. Printed in columns. Wing C359; ESTC R12882; Edward Davies Welsh Antiquary (1756-1831). D.N.B. ‘... never wanting The first edition edited by Edmund Gibson, and the first edition to in ingenuity, though the extent of his critical powers may be illustrated by contain Robert Mordens maps his contentious that ‘in the mystic Welsh bards he found certain terms BRITANNIA: or, a chorographical description of the flourishing evidently pertaining to the Hebrew language’ and that ‘the British kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the islands mysteries commemorate the deluge and those characters connected with adjacent; from the earliest antiquity. By William Camden. its history ...’ Translated from the edition published by the author in MDCVII. 40. Davies, Hugh. WELSH BOTANOLOGY; Part the First. A Enlarged by the latest discoveries, by Richard Gough, F. A. & R. Systematic Catalogue of the Native Plants of the Isle of Anglesey, SS. In three volumes. ... Printed by John Nichols ... G. G. J. and J. in Latin, English, and Welsh; With the Habitats of the Rarer Robinson ... 1789. pp.(465-598). Folding map of South Wales Species, and a Few Observations. To Which is Added, An engraved by J. Cary, copper plate numbers XIV, XV XVI, XVII, Appendix, Consisting of Those Genera, in the Three First XVIII, XIX, XX, XXII, and XXI, engraved by J. Cary, folding Volumes of Flora Britannica, Which are Not of Spontaneous map of Monmouth engraved by J. Cary [Lacking signature [6N2] Growth in Anglesey, Rendered Likewise into Welsh. The Second pp.511-512], [Lacking map of North Wales], ills. Printed in Part of Welsh Botanology is An Alphabetical Catalogue of the columns. ESTC N15693. With] Printed by John ... G. G. J. and Welsh Names of Vegetables Rendered into Latin and English; J. Robinson ... 1789. With Some Account of the Qualities, Economical, or Medicinal 2 works bound in 1. Folio. Manuscript title pages and notes. Ex.- of the Most Remarkable. London: Printed for the Author 1813. libris John Cule, some light browning, rebound in half morocco with cloth boards, gilt lettered spine, minor marking. £750.00 4 1st Ed. 2 parts in 1 vol. xiv + [ii] + 151pp. + [i] + xv + pp.([153]- Robert Vaughn. Includes index. With a penultimate errata leaf; last leaf 255). 1 plate. Some browning, light waterstain to head of is blank.’ prelims., inscription to head t.p., ex.-libris John Cule, rebound in Sir William Dugdale (1605–1686) ‘... the author bearing the entire costs half cloth with marbled boards, gilt lettered leather title labels, of publication. Over twenty-five years in the making, it stood in the tradition pioneered by William Lambarde's Perambulation of Kent spine very sl. sunned. £60.00 (1576). It is also indebted in its method to Camden's Britannia, following Hugh Davies (1739-1821), Botanist. D.N.B. ‘Previous to 1813, ‘a the rivers of the shire in order to progress from site to site. The history of constitutional nervous sensibility’ having rendered him unequal to the the towns is briefly given, with speculations on the meanings of the duties of his profession he retired to Beaumaris and devoted himself to placenames. Regional commodities are noted. But the main business is to the preparation of [the above work] ... dealing with both flowering and record the families associated with each place, to record their notable cryptogamic plants ...’ deeds and to list their intermarryings and burials. The hundreds of coats 41. (Davies). AN ACCOUNT OF THE CONVINCEMENT, of arms that fill the pages make it clear that genealogy is the prime EXERCISES, SERVICES AND TRAVELS OF THAT concern of the book. Warwickshire was extensively illustrated with etchings by Hollar, including an authoritative frontispiece depicting ANCIENT SERVANT OF THE LORD RICHARD DAVIES Dugdale surrounded by manuscripts; his continued desire thus to enliven With Some Relation of Ancient Friends and the spreading of his books with illustrations was a commendable advance in the Truth in North-Wales &c. Gregynog Press 1928. production of antiquarian works at this period ...’ xx + 162pp. + [i]. Rubric Gregynog device to t.p. Unopened. Ex.- libris John Cule, original gilt lettered navy blue cloth, spine 45. Enderbie, Percy. CAMBRIA TRIUMPHANS, Or Brittain faded. £100.00 in its Perfect Lustre Shevving the Origin and Antiquity of That No. 150 of a Limited Edition of 175 Copies. Illustrous Nation. The Succession of their Kings and Princes, from the First, to King Charles Of Happy Memory. The 42. Defoe, Daniel. A TOUR THRO’ THE WHOLE ISLAND Description of the Countrey: The History of the Antient and OF GREAT BRITAIN, Divided into Circuits or Journies. Giving Moderne Estate. The manner of the Investure of the Princes, with a Particular and Diverting Account of whatever is Curious and the Coats of Arms Of the Nobility. Andrew Crooke ... 1661. worth Observation. Particularly fitted for the Reading of such as 1st Ed. Folio. [12] + 107pp. + [5] + pp.(109-147) + [1] + pp.(153- desire to Travel over the Island. With which is Included, A Set of 195) + [9] + pp.(177-278) + [10] + pp.(285-325) + [11] + Maps of England and Wales, divided into counties; and a Map of pp.(329-356). Frontis. of Arms, 3 double page plates of arms, text Scotland. Composed by Herman Moll. With an Introduction by ills. of arms, dec. headpieces and initial letters. [Without leaves G.D.H. Cole. London: Printed for Peter Davies 1927. 149-152, flytitle?]. Pp.109-10 reinforced to margins, minor 2 vols. Large 8vo. 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43. Donovan, E. DESCRIPTIVE EXCURSIONS THROUGH £350.00 SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE, In the Year 1804, ESTC R19758; Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), E728. and the Four Preceding Summers. London: Printed for the Author Percy Enderbie (1601-70), historian. He lived in Wales for many years, learned Welsh, and was an admirer of the nations history. His chief ... 1805. work, [the above] was intended to demonstrate the Welsh descent of the 1st Ed. 2 vols. xxvii + 404pp. + ix + 396pp. 31 uncoloured plates Stuarts. in stipple and aquatint. Some light foxing, marbled e.ps. and edges, contemporary half calf with marbled boards, spines and 46. Evans, George Eyre. ABERYSTWYTH and Its Court edges of corners crudely dyed, blind motifs and chipped gilt Leet. Welsh Gazette Aberystwyth 1902. lettered title labels to spines. £180.00 12 parts in 1 vol. 1st Ed. 4to. xxvi + 203pp. Port. frontis., 33 Abbey Scenery 518. plates. With 16pp. Subscribers list. Some light browning, ex.- Edward Donovan (1768-1837), naturalist and author. He travelled libris John Cule, original wrapps. to each part bound in to rear, through Monmouthshire and South Wales in the summers of 1800 and the marbled e.ps., contemporary gilt rule edged half morocco with succeeding years, publishing an account of his travels in 1805 illustrated marbled boards, some wear to boards with sm. label to upper from his own sketches. The first excursion took him many hundred miles board, sl. rubbed gilt dec. spine with gilt lettering, t.e.g. £75.00 in various directions, and he surveyed the country from Bristol to Issued in twelve parts, our copy with the original wrappers bound in. Pembroke; his observations during the time are among the most useful of No. 175 of a Limited Edition of 309 Copies issued to subscribers. Signed his works. by the Author.

George Eyre Evans (1857-1939), Unitarian minister and antiquary. 44. Dugdale, William. THE ANTIQUITIES OF WARWICKSHIRE Illustrated; From Records, Leiger-Books, 47. Evans, J. Gwenogbryn FACSIMILE AND TEXT OF Manuscripts, Charters, Evidences, Tombes, and Armes: THE BOOK OF TALIESIN. Reproduced and Edited by ... Beautified ... London, Printed by Thomas Warren ... 1656. Llanbedrog N. Wales Issued to Subscribers Only 1910. 1st Ed. Sm. Folio. [xiv] + 826pp. + [xiv]. Port. frontis., rubric t.p. 2 vols. Sm. 4to. [lxxx] + [iv] + xlviii + 177pp. English dec. initial letters and devices, 15 maps and plates including some introduction, Welsh text. Some very light browning, marbled double page/folding, 183 letterpress ills. Light browning, old calf e.ps., ex.-libris John Cule, handsomely bound in gilt rule edged boards, minor wear and marking, rebacked in modern leather, gilt half vellum with dark blue cloth boards, spines lettered in gilt, tooled compartments and gilt lettered title label to spine. t.e.g., very minor wear. £250.00 £1,000.00 Volume XI of the Series of Old Welsh Texts. Upcott pp.1247-1259 ‘Plates mostly etched by Hollar’. With paging No. 86 of a Limited Edition of 100 Copies on Japanese Vellum paper, of errors as noted. a Larger Limitation of 450 Copies. ESTC R4379 ‘Title page in red and black. Signatures: a-b4 A-5E4 5F² 5G4 chi². Frontis. portrait (a1r) of author signed: Wenceslaus Hollar 48. Evans, J. Gwenogbryn FACSIMILE & TEXT OF THE delin: et sculpsit. Some illustrations and plates signed by Hollar or BOOK OF ANEIRIN. Reproduced and Edited by ... Pwllheli: Issued to Subscribers only 1908. 5 Sm. 4to. lvi + 38pp. Facsimile + [ii] blank + 38pp. + [ii] blank + Peniarth Manuscripts: Edited by ... Pwllheli: Issued to pp.(lix-lxii) + 192pp. 2 plates, plan, folding map. English Subscribers only 1907. introduction, Welsh text. Some very light browning, marbled Royal 8vo. xix + 312pp. English introduction, Welsh text. Very e.ps., ex.-libris John Cule, handsomely bound in gilt rule edged light browning, ex.-libris John Cule, rebound in modern black half vellum with dark blue cloth boards, spine lettered in gilt and lettered fawn buckram, spine very sl. bumped. £200.00 sl. creased to head, t.e.g., very minor wear. £250.00 Volume VII of the Series of Old Welsh Texts. Volume VIII of the Series of Old Welsh Texts. No. 86 of a Limited Edition of 150 Copies on Japanese Vellum paper, of 55. Fenton, Richard. A HISTORICAL TOUR THROUGH a Larger Limitation of 600 Copies. PEMBROKESHIRE. Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme 1810. 1st Ed. 4to. [xii] + 587pp. + 75pp. + [viii] Index + [ii]. With 8pp. 49. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. THE BLACK BOOK OF Subscribers. Port. frontis., engraved t.p., 30 engraved plates, CARMARTHEN. Reproduced and Edited by ... Pwllheli: Issued folding map. Some light browning, gilt dentelles to turn-ins, with to Subscribers only 1906. the armorial bookplate of George Rous, ex-libris John Cule, Royal 8vo. [xlvi] + 166pp. Photogravure port., dec. initial letters. handsome contemporary Russian calf with blind ruling and English introduction, Welsh text. Ex.-libris John Cule, some intricate blind embossed borders to edges of boards, joints rubbed sporadic spotting, deckle-edged paper, original gilt lettered cloth and cracking, dec. gilt filleted raised bands with gilt motifs and with blind ruling to boards, some minor soiling, corners and head lettering to sl. rubbed spine. £200.00 and tail of spine sl. rubbed. £60.00 Richard Fenton (1746-1821), topographical writer and poet was born at Old Welsh Texts Series, Vol. V. St. David's Pembrokeshire. A Lawyer by profession he is chiefly Llyvyr Du Kaer Fyrddin. remembered for the above work. ODNB ‘... His books and journals, more No. 353 of a Limited Edition of 600 Copies. tour literature than history, are entertaining reading, being an attractive

50. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. FACSIMILE OF THE BLACK mixture of accurate reporting and recording interspersed with personal descriptions of scenery and accounts of oral history, local legends, and BOOK OF CARMARTHEN Reproduced by the Autotype substantial alfresco meals ...’ Mechanical Process with a Palæographical Note. Oxford: Issued to Subscribers Only by J.G. Evans 1888. 56. Fussell, L. A JOURNEY ROUND THE COAST OF xx + 108pp. facsimile + [vi] list of subscribers. English KENT; Containing Remarks on the Principal Objects Worthy of introduction, Welsh text. Ex.-libris John Cule, original gilt Notice Throughout the Whole of that Interesting Border, and the lettered cloth with blind ruling to boards, some minor soiling, Contiguous District; Including Penshurst, and Tunbridge-Wells; corners sl. rubbed, head and tail of lightly browned spine sl. With Rye, Winchelsea, Hastings, and Battle, in Sussex: Being bumped. £60.00 Original Notes Made During a Summer Excursion. Baldwin, No. 216 of a Limited Edition of 250 Copies and initialled J.G.E. Cradock and Joy 1818. Llyvyr Du Caervyrddin. 1st Ed. iv + 304pp. Folding hand-coloured frontis. map. Map sl. offset onto t.p., some sporadic browning and spotting, f.e.ps. 51. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. FACSIMILE OF THE CHIRK browned, ex.-libris Graham Pollard, new e.ps., rebound in cloth CODEX Of the Welsh Laws. Llanbedrog N. Wales Issued to backed boards, some minor soiling and rubbing, some wear to Subscribers Only 1909. corners, spine sl. darkened with contemporary gilt lettered leather Royal 8vo. Welsh text. Ex.-libris John Cule, original wrapps., title label laid-down, fore and lower edge uncut. £85.00 yapped edges sl. chipped, lightly soiled. £75.00 No. 63 of 150 Copies on Japanese Vellum Paper, of a larger Limitation 57. Gastineau, Henry. WALES ILLUSTRATED, In a Series of 250 Copies. of Views, Comprising the Picturesque Scenery, Towns, Castles, Series of Welsh Texts. Seats of the Nobility & Gentry, Antiquities, &c. Engraved on

52. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. THE POETRY IN THE RED Steel from Original drawings by ... Accompanied by Historical BOOK OF HERGEST. Reproduced and Edited by ... Llanbedrog: and Topographical Descriptions. Published by Jones & Co. 1830 Issued to Subscribers only 1911. [And]. c.[1830]. Sm. 4to. [iv] + 176pp. Dec. initial letters. Welsh text. Ex.-libris 2 vols. in 1. 4to. Engraved t.ps., 224 engravings on 112 plates. John Cule, deckled-edged paper uncut unopened in parts, modern Light browning, marbled e.ps., ex.-libris John Cule, gilt rule gilt lettered blue cloth with gilt armorial device to upper board. edged half morocco with cloth boards, extremities rubbed, gilt £90.00 ruled raised bands with gilt compartments and gilt lettering to Old Welsh Texts Series, Vol. XI. spine, a.e.g. £100.00 Llyvyr Coch Hergest. Henry Gastineau (1791-1876). D.N.B. ‘Though he cannot be said to have Originally of an (un-numbered) Limited Edition of 600 Copies. attained the first rank in his profession, he showed great taste and The original sheets on Japanese Vellum paper issued in a modern discrimination in the treatment of his subjects, and, if these indicated binding. little variation, he exhibited so refined a feeling for nature that they are highly valued by artists and others as examples of a thoroughly good 53. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. THE TEXT OF THE BOOK OF workman in his art’. LLAN DÂV. Reproduced from the Gwysaney Manuscript. By ... With the Co-operation of John Rhys. Oxford Issued to 58. Giraldus de Barri. THE ITINERARY OF ARCHBISHOP Subscribers only 1893. BALDWIN Through Wales, A.D. MCLXXXVIII. Translated into English, and Illustrated With Views, Annotations and a Life of Sm. 4to. li + 428pp. Frontis., 10 folding plates, 3 plates. With Giraldus, by Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart. William Miller 1806. 6pp. Subscribers. English introduction, Welsh text. Ex.-libris John Cule, edges sl. browned, original gilt rule edged half 2 vols. 4to. [xii] + cxci + 219pp. + [iv] + [vi] + 440pp. + [iv]. morocco, dec. gilt spine with gilt lettering, some wear, t.e.g. Port. frontiss. (offset), 53 plates, 3 plans, 2 folding hand cold. £250.00 maps. Half titles present. Some light browning, from the Library One of 32 Copies for Subscribers to the J.A. Corbett, Memorial Copy. Of of John Cule, pp.31-38 of vol. 2 waterstained to lower portion of a Larger Limitation of 382 in total. leaves, C20th gilt rule edged half calf with cloth boards, gilt ruled raised bands with gilt motifs and gilt lettered title labels to spines, 54. Evans, J. Gwenogvryn. THE WHITE BOOK spines sl. rubbed with surface loss to tails. £250.00 MABINOGION: Welsh Tales & Romances Reproduced from the 6 The life of Giraldus de Barri, with an account of his manuscripts at boards, some wear to extremities and corners, browned and sl. Oxford, Cambridge, Lambeth, and in the British Museum. An chipped label to spine. £75.00 introduction to the history of Cambria prior to 1188. The itinerary of No. 333 of a Limited Edition of 400 Copies. Baldwin Archbishop of Canterbury, through Wales in 1188. The second book of The Itinerary of Baldwin through Wales. An account of Owain 63. (Lee, Samuel). THE LITTLE LONDON DIRECTORY Cyveilioc Prince of Powys, with a new version of his celebrated poem, OF 1677. The Oldest Printed List of the Merchants and Bankers called the Hirlas, or Drinking Horn; and his circuits through Wales. The of London. Reprinted From the Exceedingly Rare Original; With description of Wales by Giraldus de Barri, in two books. A supplement, an Introduction Pointing out some of the Most Eminent giving a short account of ... places omitted by Giraldus. The progress of Merchants of the Period. John Camden Hotten 1863. architecture from the time of William the conqueror to the sixteenth century. A list of publications relating to Wales. Reprint of 1677 Ed. 12mo. xxii + [ii] + [128]pp. + [viii] publ. adverts. Some very light browning, marbled e.ps., bound in 59. Guest, Lady Charlotte. THE MABINOGION. From the period style bevelled cloth, gilt ruling with decoration and Welsh of the Llyfr Coch O Hergest (The Red Book of Hergest) in lettering to boards, a.e.g. £75.00 the Library of Jesus College, Oxford. Translated with Notes by ... With the armorial bookplate of Harry Percy Boord (1628-1923) of Bernard Quaritch ... 1877. Batcombe Somerset. [2nd Ed]. Large 8vo. xx + 504pp. T.p. device, vignette chapter The original extremely rare publication was originally published as ‘A headings, vignette chapter endings. Some light browning, original collection of the names of the merchants living in and about the city of morocco backed marbled boards, some wear to edges, dec. gilt London.’ in 1677. spine with minor rubbing, t.e.g. £140.00 Samuel Lee published this, the first London directory in 1677. He collected the names and addresses of nearly 2,000 merchants and First published in book form in 1849. goldsmiths involved in the wholesale trade. These were men who bought 60. Historical Manuscripts Commission. REPORT ON and sold in large quantities, and his alphabetical Collection of the MANUSCRIPTS IN THE WELSH LANGUAGE. Vol. I Part II.- Names of the Merchants Living In and About the City of London The idea was not tried again until 1734. Peniarth [only]. HMSO 1899. 1st Ed. Large 8vo. 1006pp. Prelims. sl. browned, marbled e.ps., 64. Lewis, Hubert. 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61. Hutchins, John. THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES Charles Arthur Wynne Finch, ex.-libris John Cule, handsome OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET: Compiled from the Best and contemporary half calf with marbled boards, gilt fillet edged Most Ancient Historians, Inquisitionals Post Mortem, and Other raised bands with dec. gilt compartments and gilt lettered title label, minor wear. £100.00 Valuable Records and Mss. in the Public Offices and Libraries, and in Private Hands. With a Copy of Domesday Book and the 65. Lewis, Samuel. A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY Inquisitio Gheldi for the County: Interspersed With Some OF WALES, Comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Remarkable Particulars of Natural History .... Westminster: Corporate and Market Towns, Parishes, Chapelries, and Printed by John Bowyer Nichols and Sons ... 1861-70. Townships, With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; 3rd Ed. Corrected, Augmented, and Improved, by William Shipp Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of the Cities, and James Whitworth Hodson. 4 vols. Folio. Rubric t.ps. 126 Bishopricks, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; And of the Seals plates plans etc., many text ills. Ex.-libris Robert Edward of the Several Municipal Corporations with an Appendix, Frederick Tendall, some light sporadic browning, rebound in Describing the Electoral Boundaries of the Several Boundaries, as modern half morocco with cloth boards (the morocco of vol. 4. Defined by the Late Act ... S. Lewis & Co. 1842. appears to have a slightly different grain), gilt lettering to spines, 2nd Ed. 2 vols. 4to. ([A]-3H3]) + T.p. + (B-[3U]). 13 maps minor wear, spines sl. rubbed. £1,400.00 including 1 folding, ills. of arms and seals throughout. Some light ODNB ‘... The wealth of information contained in the first edition of browning, mainly unopened, some light browning, original bright Hutchins's History, including detailed pedigrees of gentry families, blind embossed cloth, repair to upper board of vol. 2., rebacked histories of estates, religious houses, parish churches, towns, and with original spines laid down. £150.00 villages, together with the numerous illustrations and extracts from Samuel Lewis (1782/3–1865), publisher. ‘... remembered as the publisher documentary sources, ensured that the book was well received, and a of an impressive series of British topographical dictionaries and second edition was soon planned ... The third edition is the fullest and associated atlases ...’ most reliable, containing many additions on the antiquities, archaeology, and social and economic history of the county. It also includes numerous 66. Loth, J. LES MABINOGION Traduits en Entier Pour la new illustrations, plans, references, and extracts from documentary Première Fois en Français avec un Commentaire Explicatif et des sources, reflecting the growing interest in these aspects of local history. Notes Critiques. Paris Ernest Thorin, Éditeur 1889. Hutchins's History of Dorset became and has remained an indispensable reference book and the essential starting point for any historical study of 2 vols. in 1. [viii] + 359pp. + [i] + [vi] + 386pp. + [i]. French text. Dorset ...’ Some light marginal browning, with the signature of Leywarch Our set appears to have all the plates and plans but without a listing. The Reynolds, ex.-libris John Cule, rudimentary rebind in half faux map as usual is not present, (Squibb ‘The Plates in Hutchins' History of leather with red cloth boards, gilt lettering to spine. £100.00 Dorset’), Cours de Littérature Celtique III & IV. Contains Annales Cambriae Harl. 3859 only in Appendix V, AD453-954. 62. Jones, John Lloyd (Editor). CANEUON CEIRIOG DETHOLIAD. Gwasg Gregynog 1925. 67. Malkin, Benj. Heath. THE SCENERY, ANTIQUITIES Sm. 4to. xxx + 87pp. + [i] Rubric t.p. with GG device, rubric AND BIOGRAPHY OF SOUTH WALES, From Materials initial letters, port. frontis. and numerous wood engravings by Collected During Two Excursion in the Year 1803. T.N. Longman Robert Ashwin Maynard and Horace Walter Bray. Welsh text. and O. Rees ... 1804. E.ps. very lightly browned, ex.-libris John Cule, linen backed dec. 7 1st Ed. 4to. 634pp. + [ii]. 12 tinted litho. plates drawn on the spot 1. According to his obituary in The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 90, and engraved by Laporte, folding map. Some very light Part 2; Volume 128, Pipe-Wolferstan (1751-1820) was an Antiquary, he browning, marbled e.ps., ex.-libris John Cule, armorial bookplate had a deep interest in the abolition of the slave trade, and ‘a man of ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense Cirencester’, speckled calf boards with excellent character.’. Upcott 1330. ‘This work, with a cancelled title page only, has been since gilt filleted border, some marking, some wear to joints, dec. gilt presented to the world, in 1799, as a Second Edition, with Additions ... tooled spine with some rubbing to gilt and with gilt lettered title With these is given an oval portrait of the author on a scroll; the same as label. £350.00 prefixed to his edition of Hudibras.’ Not present in our volume. An early example of a lithographically illustrated work. Tredway Russell Nash (1725–1811). ODNB ‘... The Collections ... was Benjamin Heath Malkin (1769–1842), schoolmaster and antiquary. ‘... unusual in containing a facsimile of Domesday Book entries and many Malkin’s best known work is an account of his travels in South Wales in engravings, mostly by James Ross (1745–1821) of Worcester. The work's 1803, published as [the above] which was described by R.T. Jenkins as limitations drew lukewarm reviews, but its merits have since been ‘by far the best of old Travel books on South Wales -acute and interesting increasingly appreciated. Nash suffered financial loss and even by 1799, in its observation, usually tolerant in its judgements, with a substantial when he published a long-promised supplement, at least 288 of the knowledge of Welsh history and (upto a point) of Welsh literature.’’ original 750 copies remained unsold. An Index was published by the Oxford Companion to the Literature of Wales. Worcestershire Historical Society in 1894–5 ...’

68. Martineau, Harriet. THE ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT. 72. Nicholas, Thomas. ANNALS AND ANTIQUITIES OF Windermere: J. Garnett ... 1885. THE COUNTIES AND COUNTY FAMILIES OF WALES, 5th Ed. Sm. thick 8vo. xiv + 367pp. 25 b/w. plates including ills. Containing A Record of all Ranks of the Gentry, their Lineage, half title, 7 maps and plans including 1 colour double page and 1 Alliances, Appointments, Armorial Ensigns, and Residences, with b/w. double page, 6 tinted plates including 2 folding. Some light Many Ancient Pedigrees and Memorials of Old and Extinct browning, gilt lettered blind embossed cloth, gilt lettered spine Families; Accompanied by Brief Notices of the History, chipped. £60.00 Antiquites, Physical Features, Chief Estates, Geology, and Industry of Each Country; Rolls of High Sheriffs from the 69. Merioneth Historical and Record Society. HISTORY OF Beginning; Members of Parliament; Magistrates of Boroughs, MERIONETH. Volume 1 [only] From the earliest times to the etc., etc. All Compiled by Direct Visitation of the Counties, and Age of the Native Princes. Dolgellau ... 1967. From Reliable and Original Sources. Longmans, Green, Reader 1st Ed. 4to. xii + 298pp. [lacking two preliminary leaves as and Co. 1875. issued] 12 plates, 110 figures. Gilt lettered cloth, minor fading, 2nd Issue, Revised and Much Enlarged. 2 vols. Royal 8vo. xv + spine sl. bumped. £50.00 [iv] + 962pp. Frontiss., profusely illus. Some light browning, ex- 70. Meyrick, Samuel Rush. THE HISTORY AND libris John Cule, paper split to hinges, original gilt rule edged ANTIQUITIES OF THE COUNTY OF CARDIGAN Collected cloth with dec. gilt upper boards, minor wear, lightly faded spines from the Few Remaining Documents Which Have Escaped the sl. bumped, a.e.g. £150.00 Destructive Ravages of Time, as Well as From Actual 73. Norris, Charles. ETCHINGS OF TENBY; Including Observation. To Which are Now Added a Parliamentary History, Many Ancient Edifices Which Have been Destroyed, and List of High Sheriffs, Some Notes on the Present County Intended to Illustrate the Most Striking Peculiarities in Early Families, &c., &c. Brecon: ... Davies and Co. 1907. Flemish Architecture. With a Short Account of That Town, [2nd Ed.] 4to. xviii + 380pp. Port., folding pedigree, 21 plates. London: Sold by John Booth ... 1812. With 6pp.of subscribers. T.p. browned, light browning, ex.-libris 1st Ed. Sm. 4to. [vi] + iv + 64pp. Etched aditional t.p., 39 etched John Cule, hinges cracked, original cloth backed boards, some plates including folding. Some very light browning, marbled wear to edges, soiled. £50.00 e.ps. and edges, ex.-libris John Cule, gilt ruled turn-ins, Samuel Rush Meyrick (1783-1848), antiquary, born in London he contemporary straight grained calf, some wear and discolouring married the daughter of James Parry of Llwyn Hywel, he built Goodrich Court near Ross on Wye, the author of works of antiquarian and to boards, blind embossed spine with gilt lettered title label, joints armorial interest pertaining to Wales including the above first published cracked with loss intruding onto boards and spine. £350.00 1809-10. Charles Norris (1779–1858), topographical artist. ‘... For economic reasons, Norris taught himself to engrave, and in 1812 published [the 71. (Nash, Rev. Treadway). COLLECTIONS FOR THE above], which contained forty engravings both drawn and etched by HISTORY OF WORCESTERSHIRE. [Bound With] himself. These accurate depictions of the medieval town remains were SUPPLEMENT TO THE COLLECTIONS FOR THE HISTORY invaluable records of archaeological interest to scholars and historians OF WORCESTERSHIRE. ... John White ... 1799. ...’ 1st Vol. with in addition the cancel title of 2nd Ed. Folio. Bound ‘... From a Welsh perspective, Norris was an artist who recorded in 2 vols. Engraved half title (1st Ed.) + Engraved t.p. (1st Ed.) + buildings which have subsequently been lost, and is of importance as an antiquarian and landscape artist. The Etchings of Tenby, which was Engraved t.p. (2nd Ed.) + Ded. leaf + xcii + 690pp. + [i]. + published as a book of prints, is a fine piece of research. His introduction Engraved t.p. (dated 1782) + Ded. leaf + 484pp. + clxviii + 32pp. emphasised that he was responsible for the whole work and that he was + [x] Index [With] T.p. + 104pp. Folding map, complete with 76 also producing other texts of a similar nature relating to Wales ...’ plates (including port of Author, Hough port. and plate of Hallow National Library of Wales. Park - the latter two often missing) including 4 mezzotint ports. 74. Ogilby, Mr. BRITANNIA DEPICTA or Ogilby Improv’d; and 1 aquatint, 25 seperate pedigrees including 15 folding, 2 ded. Being an Correct Coppy of ... Actual Survey of all ye Direct leaves, 13 facsimile leaves from Domesday Book, 7 plates in Principal Cross Roads in England and Wales: wherein are exactly Appendix, letterpress ills. ‘2nd Ed.’ t.p. damaged and restored to Delineated & engraved, All ye Cities, Towns, Villages, Churches, tail, occasional inconsequential marginal tears, light browning, Seats & scituate on or near the roads, with their respective workman like later half leather with cloth boards, some rubbing, distances in measured and computed miles ...The whole for its gilt lettered title labels to spines. £1,000.00 compendious variety & exactness, preferable to all other books of Our copy with some scholarly annotatons and corrections in a contemporary hand and with a letter to Samuel Pipe-Wolferstan Lawyer roads hitherto published or proposed; and calculated not only for of Tamworth, (whose second wife was the novelist Elizabeth Jervis) the direction of the traveller as they are but the general use of the regarding his pedigree in relating to the Jolliffes (see page 251 in volume gentleman and tradesman By Eman: Bowen engraver. London : 8 Printed for, & sold by Tho: Bowles print & map seller next ye. Physical History of Mankind. Edited by R.G. Latham. Houlston Chapter House in St. Pauls Church-Yard & E. Bowen engraver & and Wright ... 1857. print seller near ye Stairs in St. Katherines, 1720 [i.e. 1723]. xix + 387pp. Some light browning, ex.-libris John Cule, hinges 3rd Issue. of 1720 condensed version of 1675 Folio Ed. Engraved cracked, original gilt lettered blind embossed cloth, spine chipped t.p. with decorative border, 4pp. table including engraved coats of and faded with lower joint cracked through in part, upper corner arms, 273 engraved plates of strip maps. Several plates cropped to upper board bumped. £75.00 across head, plate 159 shaved along fore-edge with loss to text, First published in 1831. browning, with the signature of James? Hays No 43 to flyleaf, ODNB ‘ ... he endeavoured to show in his [above work] that Celtic was paper split to firm joints, late C19th half calf with cloth boards, the connecting link between the ancient Sanskrit and Hebrew. While not some minor wear and discolouring, blind motifs and gilt lettering every critic endorsed this fanciful theory, Prichard's other claim, namely, to spine with sl. loss to head. £1,250.00 that Celtic was part of the Indo-European language family, was later corroborated independently by continental scholars ...’ ESTC lists a folding plate showing scale of distances and 4 leaves at the end, not present in our copy, and apparently not called for in the first two 80. Rees, Rev. W.J. THE LIBER LANDAVENSIS, Llyfr issues. Teilo, Or the Ancient Register of the Cathedral Church of ESTC N471357 ‘The third issue. Includes index. Engraved throughout ... Llandaff; From MSS, in the Libraries of Hengwrt, and of Jesus ‘ College, Oxford; With an English Translation and Explanatory Two versions of Ogilby’s original work, both in folio, were issued in Notes. Llandovery: ... William Rees ... 1840. 1675, the "Britannia, volume the first" containing both text and maps, and the "Itinerarium Angliæ" from which the main portion of the text is 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. xlvi + 646pp. Frontis., 3 rubric plates, folding omitted. Later, beginning in 1719, various works containing reductions rubric plate, plain plate. With 6pp. Subscribers. Text in of the maps were issued, among them the "Britannia depicta" of which Latin/English. Some sporadic foxing, ex.-libris John Cule, the first edition is dated 1720.--Sir Herbert George Fordham "John marbled e.ps., double gilt rule edged half morocco with marbled Ogilby ... his Britannia, ..." (Lond., 1925) boards, gilt filleted raised bands with gilt compartments and gilt

75. Owen, Edward. A CATALOGUE OF THE lettering to spine, t.e.g. £125.00 MANUSCRIPTS RELATING TO WALES IN THE BRITISH With the signature of ‘James Raine Durham’ to verso of title page. James MUSEUM. Compiled and Edited by ... Honourable Society of Raine (1791–1858) antiquary and topographer. Author of notable works on Durham and founder of the Surtees Society. Cymmrodorion 1900-22 4 vols. bound in 2. Large 8vo. Some very light browning, ex.- 81. Rees, Rev. W.J. LIVES OF THE CAMBRO BRITISH libris John Cule, rebound in modern half cloth with marbled SAINTS, of the Fifth and Immediate Succeeding Centuries, from boards, gilt lettered title labels to very sl. faded spines. £55.00 Ancient Welsh & Latin MSS. in the British Museum and Cymmrodorion Record Series No. 4. Elsewhere, With English Translations, and Explanatory Notes; Llandovery: Printed and Published by William Rees ... 1853. 76. Owen, Henry (Editor). A CALENDAR OF THE PUBLIC 1st Ed. Thick large 8vo. xxiii + 636pp. + 20pp. supplementary RECORDS RELATING TO PEMBROKESHIRE. The Lordship, notes. Rubric t.p. Frontis., 3 facsimiles (browned). Some light Castle and Town of Haverford; The Castles, Towns and foxing, inscription, ex.-libris John Cule, polished half calf with Lordships of Cilgerran and Narberth; The Earldom of Pembroke marbled e.ps., gilt ruled raised bands with gilt lettering and gilt and Its Members. Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 1911-18. lettered title label to spine. £90.00 3 vols. bound in 1. Large 8vo. Ex.-libris John Cule, very lightly Published for the Welsh MS. Society. browned, rebound in modern half cloth with marbled boards, gilt lettered title label to very sl. sunned spine. £150.00 82. Rhys, John and Evans, J. Gwenogvryn (Editors). THE Cymmrodorion Record Series No. 7. TEXT OF THE MABINOGION And Other Welsh Tales from the Red Book of Hergest. Oxford Issued to Subscribers only ... 1887. 77. Owen of Henllys Lord of Kemes, George. THE 2 vols. Royal 8vo. xxiv + 355pp + xxxvi + 451pp. With 7pp. and DESCRIPTION OF PEMBROKESHIRE. Edited, with Notes and 7pp. Subscribers. 10 ills. on 9 plates. English introduction, Welsh an Appendix by Henry Owen. London: Printed by Chas J. Clark text. With the armorial bookplates of Charles Arthur Wynne 1892-1936. Finch, ex.-libris John Cule, some browning, original gilt edged 4 parts in 2 vols. Large 8vo. Folding map, double page colour half morocco with textured cloth boards, gilt ruling and lettering plate of Arms, 4pp. of facsimile documents. Some very light to spines, minor wear, t.e.g. £160.00 browning, rebound in modern two tone half cloth, gilt lettering to spines. £250.00 83. Sheen, Dr A. (Editor). YE BOKE OF YE OLDE ENGLISHE FAYRE Holden at Cardyffe. Hutchings & Crowley 78. Pennant, Thomas. TOURS IN WALES. With Notes June 1882. London: Printed for Wilkie and Robinson ... 1810. 1st Ed. 4to. [ii] + 96pp. + [i]. Many leaves with decorative border. New Ed. 3 vols. Half titles present. Port. frontis., 43 engraved Numerous ills., many adverts. Light browning moreso to front plates including 6 folding. With 16pp. catalogue corrected to f.e.p., ex.-libris John Cule, full gilt embossed japon, bevelled March 1810 bound in at rear of vol. 3. Untrimmed 6 x 10 inches. edges, soiled. £125.00 Some light browning, rebound in modern calf backed boards Issued to raise funds for Cardiff Infirmary. marbled boards, lightly sunned to spine. £250.00 400 copies issued. Pennants 'Tours in Wales' which cover only the northern parts of the Inscribed ‘James Milward MD with the compliments of the Editor July country and on which he was accompanied by John Lloyd have a well- 1882 A Sheen.’ Milward is one of the contributors. Others include Edwin written and clearly ilustrated text (the drawings were by his servant Seward. Moses Griffith), which make them, among detailed surveys, the best as well as the earliest of their kind. 84. Smith, Peter. HOUSES OF THE WELSH COUNTRYSIDE. A Study in Historical Geography. HMSO 79. Prichard, James Cowles. THE EASTERN ORIGIN OF 1975. THE CELTIC NATIONS Proved by a Comparison of Their 1st Ed. Thick royal 8vo. [xxvi] + 604pp. 2 colour plates including Dialects With the Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Yeutonis frontis., 188 figures, 51 maps and lists, 108 plates from photos. Languages: Forming a Supplement to Researches into the

9 E.p. map, good in price clipped d/w. very sl. chipped at head of 90. Williams ab Ithel, The Rev. John. DOSPARTH spine. £75.00 EDEYRN DAVOD AUR; Or, THE ANCIENT WELSH Definitive work. GRAMMAR, Which was Compiled by Royal Command in the Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales. Thirteenth Century by Edeyrn the Golden Tongued, to Which is

85. (Tattersall, George). THE LAKES OF ENGLAND. Added Y Pow Llyfr Rerddiuriarth, or the Rules of Welsh Poetry, Sherwood & Co. ... and Hudson & Nicholson Kendal 1836. Originally Compiled by Davydd Ddu Athraw, in the Fourteenth, and Subsequently Enlarged by Simwnt Vychan, in the Sixteenth 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. xii + 165pp. + [i] Errata + 24pp. publishers Century. With English Translations and Notes ... Llandovery catalogue. Folding map, engraved t.p., 41 engraved plates. Published by William Rees 1856. Browning and some staining particularly affecting plates, lacking front f.e.p., gilt lettered cloth, faded and spotted, spine chipped cxxviii + 359pp. Rubric t.p. Very light browning, marbled e.ps. with sl. loss, sm. split to head of lower joint. £50.00 and edges, with the armorial bookplate of Charles Arthur Wynne Inscribed ‘To Alex Forbes from his Friend the Author London 10 June Finch, ex.-libris John Cule, polished half calf with cloth boards, 36.’ gilt ruled raised bands with gilt lettering to spine. £75.00 With 3pp. Subscribers. Published for the Welsh Manuscript Society.

86. Vaughan, Herbert M. THE WELSH BOOK-PLATES In 91. (Williams Ab Ithel). Kenward, James. AB ITHEL: An the Collection of Sir Evan Davies Jones. A Catalogue, With Account of the Life and Writings of the Rev. John Williams Ab Biographical and Descriptive Notes. A L Humphreys 1920. Ithel. Tenby: R. Mason ... 1871. 1st Ed. xxi + 151pp. 8 plates. E.ps. and edges lightly browned, 1st Ed. viii + 232pp. With the armorial bookplate of Charles ex.-libris John Cule, original cloth backed boards, minor fading Arthur Wynne Finch, ex.-libris John Cule, marbled e.ps. and and signs of wear, title label to spine rubbed. £125.00 edges, handsome early half calf with cloth boards, dec. gilt With approximately fourteen hundred examples. filleted raised bands with gilt compartments and gilt lettered title No. 113 of a Limited Edition of 150 Copies. label to spine. £85.00 Signed by Evans D. Jones. 92. Willis, Browne. A SURVEY OF THE CATHEDRAL 87. Wardale, J.R. CLARE COLLEGE. F.E. Robinson and CHURCH OF LLANDAFF. Containing The Inscriptions upon Co. 1899. the Monuments, with an Account of the Bishops and other 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. [xii] + 218pp. 8 plates, EXTRA Dignitaries belonging to the same; what other Preferments they ILLUSTRATED with four engravings of Clare college including enjoy’d; And the Times of their Decease, Places of Burial, and one by J. Le Keux. Some very light browning, marbled e.ps., gilt Epitaphs. To which is subjoin’d A large Appendix of Records, rule edged half morocco with marbled boards, dec. gilt devices and other curious Matters relating thereto. ... R. Gosling ... 1719. and gilt lettering to very sl. rubbed spine, t.e.g. £90.00 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. [iv] + 228pp. Dec. devices and initial letters, University of Cambridge, College Histories. folding plan and folding plate engraved by Michael Burghers. With the armorial bookplate of Harry Percy Boord. Some light browning, ex.-libris John Cule, contemporary gilt rule With an invitation tipped in to him for the Masters Jubilee Saturday edged speckled calf, gilt motifs and ruling with gilt lettered title January 27th; A menu card from ‘Lady Clare Commemoration Dinner’; label to spine, rubbed with loss across tail, joints sl. rubbed. Invitation to the Master & Fellows Dinner loosely inserted. £150.00 88. Wilde, Lady. ANCIENT LEGENDS, Mystic Charms, and ESTC T93601 ‘The title begins with "A survey"; a variant begins with Superstitions of Ireland. With Sketches of the Irish Past. Ward "An survey".’ and Downey 1888. Browne Willis (1682–1760) Antiquary.ODNB ‘... Willis's energies and 1st Ed. xii + 347pp. Occasional leaves carelessly opened, from range as an antiquarian writer were prodigious ... [he] was one of the the library of Anthony Lejeune, light browning, dec. e.ps., hinges first antiquaries to base his work on original documents ... He travelled extensively, visiting every cathedral in England and Wales save Carlisle. cracked though firm, original gilt lettered cloth, minor marking, This interest in cathedrals and great churches is reflected in his spine bumped. £150.00 published works, the principal of which are his accounts of the Welsh ‘... When writing this book, she used much of her husband’s research cathedrals of St David's, Llandaff, St Asaph, and Bangor, printed material for his book Irish Popular Superstitions. The final chapter of between 1717 and 1721 (the first two at least partly the work of William Ancient Legends of Ireland, “The Ancient Races of Ireland” is entirely Wotton) ...’ written by Sir William Wilde. The book tells the folk stories and legends of Ireland ...’ 93. Willis, Browne. A SURVEY OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF BANGOR; And The Edifices belonging to it. 89. Williams Ab Ithel, Rev. J. BARDDAS; Or, a Collection Containing An Account of all the Inscriptions on the Monuments of Original Documents, Illustrative of the Theology, Wisdom, and Gravelstones: The History of the Bishops, Deans, and other and Usages of The Bardo-Druidic System of the Isle of Britain. Dignitaries: Their several Preferments, Times of Decease, Burial, With Translations and Notes. Llandovery: Published by D.J. and Epitaphs ... Illustrated with Draughts of the Ichnography and Roderic 1862-74. Upright of Bangor Cathedral, and View of Bodowen Chapel. 1st Ed. 2 vols in 1. lxxxv + 425pp. + T.p. + pp.(9-168). [as Robert Gosling ... 1721. issued]. With the armorial bookplate of Charles Arthur Wynne 1st Ed. [viii] + 372pp. Dec. devices and initial letters, 1 plate Finch, ex.-libris John Cule, very light browning, marbled e,.ps. engraved by M. Burgher, folding plan, folding plate. Some light and edges, early half calf with cloth boards, minor marking, dec. browning, ex.-libris John Cule, contemporary gilt rule edged gilt filleted raised bands with gilt ruled compartments and gilt speckled calf, gilt motifs and ruling with gilt lettered title label to lettered title labels to sl. sunned spines. £300.00 spine, rubbed with loss across head, joints sl. rubbed. £150.00 Heading of title pages Y gwir yn erbyn y byd. ESTC T93603. Published for The Welsh MMS. Society. Volume II is very scarce. The fragment of the unfinished second volume 94. Wyndham, Henry Penruddocke. A TOUR THROUGH was found in the stock of the late Mr Rees of Llandovery, after it was MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES, Made in the Months of purchased by Bernard Quaritch. June, and July, 1774. And in the Months of June, July, and

August, 1777. Salisbury: Printed and Sold by E. Easton ... 1781.

10 2nd Ed. 4to. xii + 214pp. + [i]. Half title present. 16 engraved 1st Ed. [xiv] + 166pp. + [i] adverts. + [iii] blank. Very good in plates by S. H. Grimm, EXTRA ILLUSTRATED with an d/w. £75.00 additional 20 engraved plates [see note]. Some light browning, contemporary gilt rule edged calf boards, corners reinforced, 98. Blond, Mrs Aubrey le. ADVENTURES ON THE ROOF crude repairs to lower board, rudimentary reback in leather with OF THE WORLD. T. Fisher Unwin 1904. original chipped gilt lettered label to spine. £500.00 1st Ed. xvi + 333pp. + [iii] blank. 32 plates from photos. Some With the armorial bookplate of William Stanley Clarke, Director of the sporadic spotting and occasional thumbing, half-title torn with East India Company. some loss at head, original gilt lettered pictorial cloth lightly The extra plates comprise (49) Buildwas Abbey, Shropshire; (46) Select soiled and rubbed, corners and head and tail of spine very sl. views of Wenlock Abbey; (25) Wenlock Abbey; (1) View of Shrewsbury bumped. £50.00 Castle; (57) Abbey of Llan Egwerst; (10) Conway; (37) Snowden in Neate L19 ‘Excerpts from accounts of Alpine climbs by well-known Carmarthenshire; (71) The Eagle Tower, Caernarvon; (11) Queen’s figures.’ Gate at Carmarthen; (16) Caernarvon Castle; (34) Harlech Castle in Merioneth-Shire; (52) Benson Castle; (7) Benson Castle from Milford 99. Brassey, Mrs. A VOYAGE IN THE ‘SUNBEAM’ Our Haven; (22) North East View of Pembroke; (23) Llandaff Cathedral; (13) Home is on the Ocean for Eleven Months. Longmans, Green and East View of the inside of Cardiff Castle; (51) Inside View of Chepstow Co. 1881. Castle; (32) Chepstow Castle in Monmouthshire; (65) West view of Reissue. xix + 492pp. Frontis., t.p. vignette, 66 ills. engraved on Chepstow Bridge; (79) View of the Rock House at Bristol Wells; From wood by G. Pearson chiefly after drawings by the Hon. A.Y. ‘Select Vews in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland by Paul Sandby, Bingham, folding map. Original gilt and black pictorial cloth, published 1777-1783.’ Artist: P. Sandby, engravers W. Walker/W. Angus, some minor marking to lower board, joints rubbed, recased with and others. An extraordinarily scarce work. ESTC T194307 ‘With a half-title and a final errata leaf.’ restoration to head and tail of spine. £125.00 16 called for plates engraved by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm who First published in 1878, and almost immediately reprinted, running to accompanied the Author on his 1777 tour. ‘an extraordinary number of editions [i.e. reissues] ...’ Henry Penruddocke Wyndham (1736–1819), topographer. ODNB ‘... Toy 400. ‘A true classic of travel literature.’ Wyndham was more a topographer than a politician. In 1774 he visited ODNB ‘... Their way lay across the south Atlantic, through the Strait of Wales, and in the following year he published anonymously [the above Magellan into the Pacific Ocean, continuing by way of Tahiti, Hawaii, work] ... He revisited the area in 1777, and in 1781 published his Tour and Japan to Penang and thence to Ceylon, Aden, and the Red Sea ...’ through Monmouthshire and Wales, declaring his authorship of the work 100. Bruyn, Cornelius Le. TRAVELS INTO MUSCOVY, ... [an] historical and antiquarian work, intended to persuade English PERSIA, And Part of the East-Indies. Containing, An Accurate tourists to visit the region. There is some very sketchy information about accommodation and routes, but the bulk of the work describes the Description of whatever is most remarkable in those Countries. antiquities and dramatic landscapes of the region ...’ And Embellished With above 320 copper plates, representing the finest Prospects, and most considerable Cities in those Parts; the 95. Yorke, Philip. THE ROYAL TRIBES OF WALES. different Habits of the People; the singular and extraordinary Wrexham: Printed by John Painter 1799. Birds, Fishes, and Plants which are there to be found: As likewise 1st Ed. 4to. [ii] + [x] + 192pp. + [ii]. errata + [ii] advert. Half title the Antiquities of those Countries, and particularly the noble present. 12 stipple engraved ports. Ex.-libris John Cule, some Ruins of the famous Palace of Persepolis, called Chelminar by the sporadic light browning and spotting, plates lightly offset, f.e.ps. Persians. The whole being delineated on the Spot, from the very lightly browned, contemporary boards soiled, with wear to respective Objects. To which is added, An Account of the corners and edges, rebacked in black lettered modern cloth, uncut. Journey of Mr Isbrants, Ambassador from Muscovy, through £75.00 Russia and Tartary, to China; together with Remarks on the ESTCT 145827. Travels of Sir John Chardin, and Mr Kempfer, and a Letter A valuable account of the five regal tribes, enlivened by a variety of written to the Author on that Subject. Translated from the authentic and entertaining anecdotes, many of which had escaped earlier Original French. London: Printed for A. Bettesworth and C. Hitch historians. ... 1737. VOYAGES AND TRAVEL 1st English Ed. 2 vols. Sm. folio. [vi] + 228pp. + pp.(225-246). + [ii] + 223pp. + Index [xi] + [i] + [i] Directions to the Binder. 96. (Andrè). Smith, Joshua Hett. AN AUTHENTIC Engraved port frontis. engraved by G. Valek after Kneller, NARRATIVE OF THE CAUSES WHICH LED TO THE allegorical frontis., 3 double page maps, 44 text engravings, 262 DEATH OF MAJOR ANDRÈ, Adjutant-General of His numbered engravings and 10 un-numbered engravings on l14 Majesty’s Forces in North America. To Which is added a leaves of plates including 58 double page and 12 folding, dec. Monody on the Death of Major Andrè. By Miss Seward. Mathews devices and initial letters. Marginal worming upto pp.2 of vol. 1. and Leigh ... 1808. affecting the margins of maps, light browning, rebound in C20th 1st Ed. vii + 357pp. + [i]. Port. frontis., port., folding map. Some half calf with marbled boards, some minor wear. £4,500.00 light browning, signature of ‘Dyson’, with the armorial bookplate ESTC T110676. ‘English translation from a French translation of the of ‘Probert of the Argoed,’ contemporary marbled boards with original Dutch work ’Reizen over Moskovie, door Persie en Indie’ calf corners rubbed, sympathetically rebacked in modern gilt published in Amsterdam in 1711. Published in French with title ’Voyage ruled calf with original gilt lettered title label laid down. £150.00 de Corneille Le Brun par la Moscovie, en Perse, et aux Indes Orientales’ With some minor corrections and underlining in pencil. Andrè was in Amsterdam in 1718. Vol.1 has an engraved illustrated frontispiece by hanged having been captured carrying Benedict Arnold's plans to hand Bernard Picart, dated 1711. The portrait of de Bruyn is by Godfrey over West Point to Clinton. Kneller. Pagination: Vol.1: [6], 228, 225-246 p., [60] leaves of plates Sabin 83421. 'The portrait of Andrè was engraved by Hopwood, (34 double leaves, 6 folded); v.2: [2], 223, [13] p., [59] leaves of plates probably from the print by J.K. Sherwin. Letters from Andrè to Miss (26 double, 7 folded). Vol.1: p.236-240 misnumbered 362, 263-266. Seaward written in 1769 are included on pp.336-357. This book was Unnumbered pages: Vol.1: [6]p. comprise title page and preface. Vol.2: published by Mr Smith to justify his own character against the charge of Title page; [13]p. at end comprise blank page, [11]p. index, and final being involved in the Arnold Treason.' blank page. Vol.1 contains [2], 3, 37, [10], 38-110 engravings (mostly numbered) on [60] leaves of plates. Vol.2 contains 111-262 numbered 97. Ata, Ibrahim Wade. THE WEST BANK PALESTINIAN engravings on [59] leaves of plates. Text is continuous despite FAMILY. KPI Limited 1986. 11 pagination and signatures. Text in double columns, with printed wealth, vindicated Wellesley's controversial conquest, thereby earning marginalia. With bibliographical references and index.’ Buchanan the governor-general's continued affection. A rambling, Cornelis de Bruijn (also spelled Cornelius de Bruyn, pronounced [d’ unedited version of the survey was published [as the above] ...’ 'brœy’n]; 1652 – 1726/7) Dutch artist and traveler. He made two large tours and published illustrated books with his observations of people, 103. Buhl, Hermann. NANGA PARBAT PILGRIMAGE. buildings, plants and animals. Translated by Hugh Merrick. Hodder and Stoughton 1956. ‘... De Bruin’s travel account does not provide major new insights into 1st Ed. 360pp. Port. frontis., many ills. from photos., 3 maps. Persian society, life, and customs, but it is a straightforward, thorough, Prize bookplate, f.e.ps sl. browned, in lightly soiled and sl. and balanced account, without the elements of fantasy that mar most chipped d/w. £50.00 other works by contemporary travelers to Persia, particularly in their Neate B210. Buhl was an Austrian climber who accomplished many very discussions of Persepolis ...’ Bibliotheca Irania. severe alpine climbs. His solo ascent of Nagna Parbat, from the final In 1701 he headed for Archangelsk. During his second tour he visited camp, ranks as one of the most outstanding feats in climbing history. He the Samoyeds in northern Russia. In Moscow he became acquainted with fell to his death on Chogolisa, while descending in mist with Kurt emperor Peter the Great painting his nieces, the paintings being sent to Diemberge. possible candidates for marriage. In late April 1703, De Brujin left Moscow along with the party of 104. Burkhardt, V.R. CHINESE CREEDS & CUSTOMS. Armenian merchants from Isfahan, together they sailed down the South China Morning Post Ltd., Hong Kong 1959-60. Moscow River, the Oka and the Volga, eventually reaching Astrakhan. Mixed Imps. 3 vols. Large 8vo. 11 colour plates, numerous ills. Thanks to his short stopover in Nizhny Novgorod during the Easter and drawings by the Author. F.e.ps. sl. browned, ownership holidays, we now have his description of that major center of the Russian inscription, good in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/ws. £75.00 Volga trade as it existed in 1703, with its Kremlin, stone churches, and a Signed ‘Valentine R. Burkhardt’ to front free endpaper of each volume. lively bar (kabak) scene. Leaving the borders of the Russian state, de Brujin arrived to Persia, 105. Carter, Howard and Mace, A.C. THE TOMB OF TUT- where he made drawings of towns like Isfahan and Persepolis (1704– ANKH-AMEN. Discovered by the Late Earl of Carnarvon and 1705). He continued to Java and returned to Persia, Russia, and Howard Carter. Cassell and Co. 1930-27-33. ultimately the Netherlands. His drawings of Persepolis, caused a sensation, for a century, they were Vol. 1 4th Impression, vols. 2 & 3 1st Eds. 3 vols. Large 8vo. 3 the best prints available to western scholars. frontis. including 2 ports., 238 plates, plan. Some light browning, dec. e.ps., original bright gilt lettered cloth with gilt devices to 101. Bryant, William Cullen. PICTURESQUE AMERICA; Or upper boards, spines sl. bumped, vol. 3. with sm. mark to upper The Land We Live In. A Delineation by Pen and Pencil of the board and cloth dampstained to lower board. £750.00 Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Forests, Water-falls, Shores, Cañons, ODNB ‘... In the summer of 1922 Carter persuaded Carnarvon to allow Valleys, Cities, and Other Picturesque Features of Our Country. him to conduct one more campaign in the valley. Starting work earlier New York D. Appleton and Co. N.d. c.[1872]. than usual Howard Carter opened up the stairway to the tomb of 1st Ed. 2 vols. 4to. viii + 568pp. + vi + 576pp. Additional steel Tutankhamun on 4 November 1922. Carnarvon hurried to Luxor and the engraved vignette titles, 47 steel engraved plates, 900 wood tomb was entered on 26 November. The discovery astounded the world: a engravings. Some browning, inscriptions, marbled e.ps., inner gilt royal tomb, mostly undisturbed, full of spectacular objects ...’ dentelles, publishers blind embossed morocco, rubbed with 106. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. PICTURESQUE EUROPE. surface loss, gilt dec. titles to upper boards, gilt lettering to With Illustrations on Steel and Wood by the Most Eminent spines, a.e.g. £150.00 Artists. The British Isles. ... N.d. c.[1876-80]. The work's essays, together with its ilustrations are considered to have 10 vols. 4to. 10 vignette titles, 60 engraved plates, numerous ills. had a profound influence on the growth of tourism and the historic Hinges cracked through to vol. 1., paper split to some hinges, preservation movement in the United States. some light browning, original bright gilt lettered cloth with 102. Buchanan, Francis. A JOURNEY FROM MADRAS intricate gilt and black ruled borders, spines chipped, corners THROUGH THE COUNTRIES OF MYSOR, CANARA, AND frayed, a.e.g. £250.00 MALABAR, Performed Under the Orders of the Most Noble the Chapters contributed by T.G. Bonney, W. Senior, W.R.S. Ralston, George Marquis Wellesley, Governor General of India, for the Express Adam Smith, James Grant, Godrey Wordsworth Turner, etc. Purpose of Investigating the State of Agriculture, Arts and Illustrators include Birket Foster, J. Chase, Harry Fenn, W. Leitch, etc.

Commerce; The Religion, Manners and Customs; The History 107. Catlin, Geo. ILLUSTRATIONS OF OF THE MANNERS, Natural and Civil, and Antiquities, in the Dominions of the Rajah CUSTOMS AND CONDITION OF THE NORTH AMERICAN of Mysore and the Countries Acquired by the Honourable East INDIANS: In a Series of Letters and Notes Written During Eight India Company, in the Late and Former Wars, From Tippoo Years of Travel and Adventure Among the Wildest and Most Sultaun. Published Under the Authority and Patronage of the Remarkable Tribes Now Existing. Henry G. Bohn 1848-45. Honourable the Directors of the East India Company. T. Cadell 6th/5th Ed. 2 vols. Large 8vo. viii + 264pp. + viii + 266pp. 1 and W. Davies .... 1807. folding map, 2 single sheet map, 177 plates. Some light 1st Ed. 3 vols. 4to. Half title present to vol. 1. 37 copper plates browning, blind embossed red cloth with gilt vignettes to upper including 1 cold., 2 ports., 5 folding tables, folding map. Marginal boards, some marking, corners with modern red morocco blind institutional stamps throughout, markings to verso of t.p., reinforcement, rebacked in modern red morocco, gilt motifs and light browning, signature [3E2] to vol. 2. cracked with loss to gilt lettered title labels to spines. £450.00 text, signature [Dd2] to vol. 2. crudely repaired, t.p. to vol. 3 Signed in pen to both pastedowns ‘J.R.H. Probert `1906’ and in pencil silked to tail with sm. repair to tail of t.p. of vol. 2., some minor ‘From Phelps Stokes his Godfather.’ With the armorial bookplate of sporadic staining, handsomely rebound in dark green crushed ‘Probert of the Argoed.’ morocco with cloth boards, gilt lettering to spines. £750.00 Anson Phelps Stokes (1838–1913) wealthy American merchant, property Francis Hamilton [formerly Buchanan], (1762–1829), East India developer, banker, genealogist and philanthropist. Company surgeon and botanist. ODNB ‘... In 1800 Lord Wellesley Sabin 11537. ‘One of the most original authentic, and popular works on appointed him to survey the newly conquered kingdom of Mysore, a the subject. Humboldt characterizes the author as “one of the most posting which enabled him to collect a vast number of new botanical admirable observers of manners who ever lived among the aborigines of specimens. At the same time his survey, in both its portrayal of Tipu America.” “These plates or rather etchings although merely outlines are Sultan as a rapacious tyrant and its inventory of Mysore's natural 12 well executed, and appear to be very faithful representations of the With loosely inserted bookplates of Holland House, Chardin of course objects and scenes in the books ...”’ lived at Holland House in the 1680s. Jean Chardin (1643–1713), born Jean-Baptiste Chardin, known as Sir 108. Chaillu, Paul B. du THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT John Chardin, was a French jeweller and traveller whose above work is SUN: Summer and Winter Journeys Through Sweden, Norway, regarded as one of the finest works of early Western scholarship on Lapland, and Northerm Finland. With Descriptions of the Inner Persia and the Near East in general. Life of the People, Their Manners and Customs, the Primitive Chardin's style of writing is simple and graphic, and he gives a faithful Antiquities Etc. George Newnes 1899. account of what he saw and heard, early readers commended Chardin's New Ed. Royal 8vo. [viii] + 759pp. Folding frontis., 249 ills., work for its fullness and fidelity. Sir William Jones says he gave the best folding map. Some sporadic light spotting, dec. e.ps. browned to account of Mahometan nations ever published and he received praise from a number of Enlightenment thinkers, among them Montesquieu, f.e.ps., hinges sl. tender but firm, original gilt lettered ills. blue Rousseau, Voltaire and Gibbon. Latter-day scholars of Persia also vouch cloth, some minor soiling, extremities rubbed, head and tail of for his importance; according to John Emerson, "his information on spine sl. bumped, a.e.g. £100.00 Safavid Persia outranks that of all other Western writers in range, depth, accuracy, and judiciousness." Chardin travelled far and wide, had a 109. Chaillu, Paul B. du. THE VIKING AGE. The Early good command of the Persian language, and left detailed accounts of the History Manners, and Customs of the Ancestors of the English- places and people he encountered. He also had direct access to the Speaking Nations. Illustrated from The Antiquities Discovered in Safavid court, and his descriptions of contemporary politics and Mounds, Cairns, and Bogs as Well as From their Ancient Sagas administration are highly regarded. Although there are occasional lapses and Eddas. John Murray 1889. in his books, he is generally trusted as a reliable witness, and his work 1st Ed. 2 vols. xx + 591pp. + [i] + viii + 562pp. + [ii]. 1366 ills., has been used as a source for diverse studies on Safavid history, map. Light marginal browning, ownership signature, e.ps. lightly government, economics, anthropology, religion, art and culture. browned, upper hinge cracked to vol. 1 but firm, original gilt Extracts from his works appear in all the chief collections of travels, but there is no complete English translation. lettered maroon cloth ruled lettered and illus. with entwined snake device to upper boards, some minor soiling and rubbing, spines 112. [Cole, Eliza Robinson (Mrs. Henry Warwick).] A both faded with sl. waterstain across tail of spine to vol. 2, spines LADY’S TOUR ROUND MONTE ROSA; With Visits to the bumped. £75.00 Italian Valleys or Anzasca, Mastalone, Camasoc, Sesia, Lys, Challant, Aosta and Cogne. In a Series of Excursions in the Years 110. Chapman, F. Spencer. LHASA The Holy City. With an 1850-56-58. Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts Introduction by Sir Charles Bell. Chatto & Windus 1938. 1859. 1st Ed. Large 8vo. xiv + 342pp. + [ii]. 8 colour plates and 64 b/w. 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 402pp. + 24pp. catalogue. 4 chromolitho. plates plates from photos., folding map, map. Some sporadic very light (lightly stained) including frontis. (detached with tissue guard). spotting, flyleaf lightly browned, original gilt lettered two-tone Some light browning, gilt lettered blind embossed pink cloth with cloth with decorations in red to upper board and spine, some light gilt vignette to upper board, some spotting to upper board, corners soiling and rubbing, sm. nick to upper joint, light fading to spine. frayed with sl. damage, spine faded with loss and repairs, fading £60.00 intruding sl. to edges of boards. £750.00 Neate C28. Account of his trip with an official mission, 1936-7. He was Abbey Travel 69 ‘Also attributed to Mrs Freshfield.’; Wäber 220; Meckly invited and joined the government mission to Lhasa, capital of Tibet. 51; Perret 1049; Neate C88 ‘Mrs Coles was the wife of Alpine Club Frederick Spencer Chapman (1907–1971), explorer and mountaineer. Member Henry Warwick Cole whom she acommpanied on the tours 111. Chardin, Chevalier. VOYAGES du ... en Perse et Autres described in her book, which was illustrated by George Barnard (c.1807- Lieux de L’Orient ... Paris á Ispahan; d'Ispahan; & la Relation des 90). Barnard was one of the first Alpine artists to draw mountains with deux Voyages de l'Auteur, d'Ispahan á Bander-Abassi; any degree of accuracy, and also one of the earliest members of the A.C. Description Générale de L'Empire de perse, & les Descriptions to travel widely in the Alps.’ Apparently the first book on Mountain travel written in English by a particulieres des Sciences & des Arts. Gouvernement Politique, woman. Militaire, & Civil; La Description de la Religion des Persans, & le Couronnement de Soliman III. Amsterdam aux Depens de la 113. Coleman, Edmund T. SCENES FROM THE SNOW- Compagne ... 1735. FIELDS; Being Illustrations of the Upper Ice-World of Mont Nouvelle Edition, Augmentée du Couronnement de Soliman III. Blanc, From Sketches Made on the Spot in the Years 1855, 1856, & d’un grand nombre de Passages tirés du Manuscrit de l’Auteur, 1857, 1858; With Historical and Descriptive Remarks, and a qui ne se trouvant point dans les Editions précédentes. 3 vols. + Comparison of the Chamonix and St. Gervais Routes. The views Supplementary vol. thus 4 in total. Sm. 4to. Half titles present, lithographed and printed in colours by Vincent Brookes. Rubric t.ps. 2 port. frontiss., t.p. devices, 5 large engraved chapter Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts 1859. headings, 79 engraved copper plates including 49 folding, dec. 1st Ed. Folio. 47pp. 12 chromolitho. plates (all but I and XII with devices and initial letters. French text. Gathering E to vol 2. guards). Some foxing, plate 7 soiled in part to edges of plate, bound in upside down and back to front, light waterstain to gutter original gilt lettered cloth, dampstaining to lower portion of upper hinges of prelims. and first 10 odd leaves of vol. 2., light board, lower board faded, some splash marking to boards, re- browning, dyed turquiose leather pastedowns, textured paper e.ps. cornered and rebacked in modern calf, gilt lettered title label to contemporary mottled calf boards with intricate gilt tooled spine. £7,500.00 borders surrounding to the upper board the gilt crest of Holland With printed dedication leaf to John Ruskin. House, slight surface loss to lower board of vol. 1., rebacked with Coleman donated a copy to the Royal Academy where he had studied, much of original spines laid down, gilt tooled spines with raised noting in the accompanying letter he sent with the book ‘... Sir the work bands and lacking some of upper and lower compartments, herewith sent is an attempt to illustrate the snow fields of the Alps the first I believe ever undertaken by an artist. ...’ remains of gilt lettered labels. £4,000.00 Good Words for 1862 ‘The beautiful illustrations of Mr Coleman’s With the ever elusive supplementary volume containing Chardin’s [above work] a work of great interest have given for the first time an previously unpublished work ‘... Soliman III’ and extracts from his accurate representation of these astonishing scenes ...’ (Chardin’s) manuscript. Abbey Travel 68 ‘[Printed] Signed on plate surface: E.T. Coleman del. With loosely inserted bookplates of Jean Maystre Swiss (1677-1732), as and Vincent Brooks lith. [except plate XI] Numbered at top Pl. I [to XII]. catalogued by Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana Venice. 13 Neate C92; ‘One of the rarest and most valuable of all mountaineering New Ed. Sm. thick 8vo. xvi + 652pp. + [xvi]. catalogue. 6 books. Coleman an original A.C. member, was one of the earliest engraved plates, additional engraved t.p., folding map. Some light painters of the high Alps, and was a regular contributor to the Alpine browning, pencil markings to pastedown, original cloth boards, Club’s winter art exhibitions. He ascended Mont Blanc twice and gives dec. gilt title and vignette to upper board, rebacked with much of an account of a typical ascent, two attempts by the St. Gervais route original gilt ills. spine laid down. £450.00 (Bosses du Dromédaire), and his passage of the Col de Miage and ascent of Dôme (Aiguelle) de Miage.’ Edinburgh Cabinet Library. Detailed work, this edition drawing on much new material from Niebuhr, 114. Conway, Martin. THE ALPS. Painted by A.D. Ali Bey, Burkhardt, Wellsted etc. McCormick. A & C Black 1904. First published in two volumes in 1833. Andrew Crichton (1790–1855) Scottish biographer and historian. 1st 8vo. Ed. x + 294pp. 70 colour plates. Ex.-libris A.P. Bridgmen, e.ps. and last page browned, hinges cracked but firm, 118. Eiselin, Max. THE ASCENT OF DHAULAGIRI. prelims. spotted, some sporadic light marginal browning, original Translated from the German by E. Noel Bowman. OUP 1961. gilt lettered dec. cloth, some minor soiling and rubbing, corners 1st UK Ed. xi + 159pp. 38 ills., 5 plates, 2 maps. Original bright sl. bumped, spine faded and rubbed, t.e.g. £50.00 blue cloth, sl. chipped and browned d/w. with minor loss. £100.00 Inman 2, 20 Shilling Series. Published simultaneously with the Limited Neate E14 ‘The last Nepal 8000-metre peak to be climbed.’ Edition. With a postcard of Dhaulagiri Peak, ink stamped ‘Swiss Dhaulagiri Neate C100. General description of the Alps and Alpine life. Expedition 1960’ with four franked stamps, addressed to .’... Andreas 115. Cook, Captain James and King, Captain James. Hebel / Dr Wigger str. 8 / Garmisch-Partenkirchen / West Germany. TROISIÈME VOYAGE DE COOK, ou Ordonné par le Roi Signed by 9 members of the expedition, including Eiselen, Diemberger, Schelbert, Diener, Weber, Forret etc,. d’Angleterre, Pour faire des Découvertes dans l’Hémisphere Nord, pour déterminer la position & l’étendue de la Côte Ouest de 119. Fitz Gerald, E.A. THE HIGHEST ANDES A Record of l’Amerérique Septentrionale, sa distance de l’Asie, & résoudre la the First Ascent of Aconagua and Tupungato in Argentina and the question du passage au Nord. Exécuté sous la direction des Exploration of the Surrounding Valleys. With Chapters by Stuart Capitaines Cook, Clerke & Gore, sur les Vaisseaux la Résolution Vines and Contributions by Professor Bonney, R.I. Pocock, G.A. & la Découverte, en 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 & 1780. Traduite de Boulenger, L.H. Burkill, Philip Gosse. Methuen & Co. 1899. l’Anglois par M. D[emeunier]. Ouvrage enrichi de Cartes & de 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. xvi + 390pp. Photogravure frontis., 2 (badly Plans, d’après les relèvemens pris par le Lieutenant Henry folded) folding maps by A.E. Lightbody, 51 plates from photos. Roberts, sous l’Inspection du Capitaine Cook; & d’une multitude including several photogravures, folding panorama. F.e.ps. de Planches de Portraits, & de Vues de Pays dessinés, pendant browned, some sporadic spotting, pen mark across lower leading l’expédition, par M. Webber. Les deux premiers Volumes de corner of front f.e.p., original gilt lettered cloth lightly soiled and d’original ont été composés par le Capitaine Jacques Cook, & le rubbed, edges of boards sl. faded, sl. wear at corners, head of troisième par le Capitaine Jacques King. A Paris Hôtel de Thou ... joints sl. split, spine faded and sl. bumped with sl. selotape? mark 1785. across tail, t.e.g. £100.00 1st French Ed. Second issue? 4 vols. 4to. [viii] + cxxxii + 400pp. Neate F37. Fitzgerald was unfit and climbed badly on this expedition, [iv] + 422pp. [IV] + 488pp. [iv] + 548pp. + [ii]. Half titles success going to Vignes and the guide Zurbriggen. He also resented the present. Complete with 88 plates including 60 folding, dec. attacks made on his previous book and deliberately made this one prosaic. He never climbed again. devices. French text. All vols. with some browning, vol. 1. with occasional light waterstain, Vols. 2. 3 & 4 with some 120. Forbes, James D. THE TOUR OF MONT BLANC And dampstaining mainly to the lower portion of pages in part with of Monte Rosa. Being a Personal Narrative Abridged from the occasional signs of former adhering, occasional fraying. Authors “Travels in the Alps of Savoy,” &c. Edinburgh Adam Uniformly bound in triple gilt rule edged mottled calf, some loss and Charles Black 1855. to corners and rubbing to edges, intricate gilt tooled Abridged Ed. Sm. 8vo. xl + 320pp. 2 folding maps, many ills. and compartments with gilt lettered title labels, some wear with loss diagrams. Light browning and sporadic spotting, contemporary across head of spines, some rubbing to joints with light crack to ownership signature to top edge of t.p., contemporary ownership tail of upper joint of vol. 1. £2,000.00 inscription to verso of folding frontis. map, lacking front f.e.p., Beddie 1556. hinges cracked but firm, original gilt lettered green cloth with Apparently a New Edition without the separate Atlas volume, although blind embossed device to upper board and gilt device to spine, the French National Library appears to only list the above edition, not lightly soiled and rubbed, sl. wear to corners, sl. staining to lower one with a seperate Atlas, see FRBNF36576862. leading corner of lower board, head and tail of joints sl. split, 116. (Cook). Kippis, Docteur [Andrew]. VIE DU spine darkened and chipped at head and tail. £100.00 CAPITAINE COOK, Traduite de l’Anglois du Docteur Kippis Neate F45. Forbes was a Scottish scientist and traveller who investigated [Par M.J.H. Castera]. A Paris ... 1789. the theory of glaciers and made many observations and mountain 1st French 4to. Ed. xxxii + 546pp. + [i]. French text. Some light expeditions in the Alps. In 1842 he made the first British ascent of a browning, marbled e.ps., triple gilt rule edged mottled calf, some virgin peak, the Stockhorn. He spans the era from Dr Saussure to Alfred loss to corners and rubbing to edges, intricate gilt tooled Wills and his books are the first English accounts of systematic Alpine exploration and description of various regions. compartments with gilt lettered title labels, some wear with loss to spines. £600.00 Herschel’s copy Scarce 4to edition, without the name of the translator to title page. Sabin 37955; Beddie 37. 121. Girard, X. PLAN DE LA VILLE DE PARIS, Divisé en 12 Arrondissemena, en 48 Quartiers. Omdiquamt tous les 117. Crichton, Andrew. HISTORY OF ARABIA AND ITS Chenemens saitds & Projétés. A Paris Chez J. Goujon ... 1826. PEOPLE, Containing An Account of the Country and Its Linen backed segmented folding map measuring 100cm x 60cm. Inhabitants, the Life and Religion of Mohammed, the Conquests, hand coloured in outline. Decorative title, extensive Index. With Arts, and Literature of the Saracens, the Caliphs of Damascus, institutional ink stamp to label at verso, some marking to verso, Bagdad, Africa, and Spain, the Modern Arabs, the Wahabees, the enclosed in gilt tooled slipcase missing one side segment, some Bedouins, &c. &c. T. Nelson and Sons 1852. fading and wear. £450.00 14 With Herschel’s signature ‘J.F.W. Herschel’ to map case. Vol. 1 & 2 Reprints, Vol. 3 1st Ed. 3 vols. Large 8vo. 544 ills. Sir John Frederick William Herschel, 1st Baronet (1792–1871) an including 7 colour and 3 folding sheets, 14 maps including 4 English polymath, mathematician, astronomer, chemist, inventor, and folding. Some light browning, original gilt lettered cloth with gilt experimental photographer, who also did valuable botanical work. figure to upper boards, spines lightly chipped and faded, t.e.g. Herschel is documented as visiting Paris with Babbage in the 1820s £500.00 meeting and discussing topics of common interest with Arago, Laplace Classic work. and Biot. The Paris Academy awarded him its Lalande Prize in 1825. Detailed plan of Paris, locating streets, monuments, major buildings and 127. Highton, Hugh P. SHOOTING TRIPS IN EUROPE AND a host of other details. With an extensive index. ALGERIA. Being a Record of Sport in the Alps, Pyrenees, 122. Grant, George Monro (Editor). PICTURESQUE Norway, Sweden, Corsica, and Algeria. H.F. & G. Witherby CANADA; The Country as It Was and Is. Illustrated under the 1921. Supervision of L.R. O’Brien. Toronto Art Publishing N.d. 1st Ed. 237pp. + [i]. Port. frontis., numerous ills. from photos. c.[1875]. Ex.-libris P.W.M. Copeman, f.e.ps. lightly browned, original gilt 1st Ed. 2 vols. 4to. ix + 880pp. Additional engraved t.p. to vol. lettered cloth lightly soiled and rubbed, lower leading corner of 1., 35 steel engraved plates, over 500 engravings on wood. Light both boards sl. waterstained, sm. split at head of upper joint, head browning, upper hinge cracked through to vol. 1., silken e.ps., and tail of spine sl. bumped. £60.00 publishers gilt rule edged half morocco with gilt lettered cloth 128. Keyserling, Count Hermann. SOUTH AMERICAN boards, worn with some surface loss, rubbed, damage to spine of MEDITATIONS: On Hell and Heaven in Man’s Soul. Translated vol 1., a.e.g. £100.00 from the German in Collaboration with the Author by Therese Originally issued in parts. Duerr. Jonathan Cape 1932. 123. Granville, A.B. ST. PETERSBURGH. A Journal of 1st Ed. 407pp. Some sporadic light spotting, original gilt lettered Travels to and from that Capital; Through Flanders, the Rhenish black cloth, some minor soiling and rubbing. £50.00 Provinces, Prussia, Russia, Poland Silesia, Saxony, The Federated States of Germany, and France. Henry Colburn 1829. 129. Lawrence, T.E. SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM A 2nd Ed. 2 vols. xxxvi + 560pp. + xii + 708pp. 13 aquatint plates Triumph. Jonathan Cape 1935. including folding frontis. (neatly repaired to verso), folding map 1st Trade Ed. Royal 8vo. 672pp. Port. frontis., 4 folding maps, (neatly repaired to verso), 11 plans including 1 folding, 13 wood numerous ills. Ex.-libris William Sydney Charles Copeman, with engraved plates, 33 vignettes. Some light browning, 1960 Terence Rattigan Theatre programme loosely inserted, good contemporary gilt ruled edged calf boards, with some wear and in original gilt lettered cloth with gilt device to upper board, some loss to edges, rebacked with much of original cracked and stained minor rubbing, spine faded and with some minor fading to edges. spines laid down, gilt lettered title labels to spines. £350.00 £75.00 O’Brien A047. Abbey Travel 25. With the armorial bookplate and ownership signatures of Arthur Craigie 130. Maundrell, Hen. A JOURNEY FROM ALEPPO TO Oliphant, guardian of the children of the Maharajah Duleep Singh, son JERUSALEM At Easter, A.D. 1697. to which is now added an of Lt. Col. James Oliphant of East India Company fame. Account of the Author’s Journey to the Banks of Euphrates at Augustus Bozzi Granville (1783–1872), physician and Italian patriot. He accompanied Count Michel Woronzow ‘a distinguished nobleman’ and Beer, and to the Country of Mesopotamia. With an Index to the his countess on their return to Russia starting off from Dover on 20th whole Work, not in any former Edition. Oxford, Printed at the September 1827, returning home mid January in 1828. Theatre 1740. 6th Ed. Sm. 8vo. [xii] + 171pp. T.p. vignette, 15 plates including 124. Guest, John S. THE YEZIDIS. A Study in Survival. 9 folding. Some light browning, contemporary blind tooled Foreword by Allan Cunningham. KPI Limited 1987. panelled calf with dec. motifs, skilfully rebacked with much of 1st Ed. xviii + 299pp. + [i]. 50 b/w. plates from photos. E.p. original spine laid down, and skilful restoration to corners, maps, good in d/w. £75.00 original repaired gilt lettered title label to spine. £300.00

125. Heber, The Late Right Rev. Reginald. NARRATIVE OF Best edition. A JOURNEY THROUGH THE UPPER PROVINCES OF ESTC T100587. Blackmer 1096; Röhricht 1235; Tobler 116-117. INDIA, From Calcutta to Bombay, 1824-1825. (With Notes Upon ‘Maundrell was the Levant Company’s chaplain at Aleppo from 1696 to 1701. His manuscript account was given to Oxford University by his Ceylon,) An Account of a Journey to Madras and the Southern Uncle, Sir Charles Hedges. The account contains the first description of Provinces, 1826, and Letters Written in India. John Murray 1829. Baalbek by an Englishman; both Baalbek and Palmyra seem to have 4th Ed. 3 vols. 27 full page wood engravings. Armorial been ignored by travellers before the end of the seventeenth century, and bookplates, some light browning, inscription, front f.e.p. to vol. 1 Maundrell provides accurate descriptions and illustrations of both.’ with sm tear at hinge, double gilt rule edged morocco binding First publishd in 1740, the Dublin ‘6th edition’ published in 1749 had a with gilt Camberwell School emblems to boards, dec. gilt ruled folding map. raised bands with gilt lettering and compartments to spines, some 131. Ministry of Finance, Egypt. THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL rubbing to extremities, sm. nick with loss to head of spine of vol SURVEY OF NUBIA. 1., a.e.g. £250.00 Report for 1907-1908 (In 4 vols.) Reginald Heber (1783–1826), bishop of Calcutta. ODNB ‘... His most Volume 1 Archæological Report. by George A. Reisner. 2 vols. notable journey, of a length and difficulty unprecedented for a Church of Text vol. + Plate vol. 373pp. + [i]. 330 figures, 30 folding plans, England bishop, was the one which he undertook across northern India— up the Gangetic plain, through the mountains of Kumaon and the deserts 73 plates. Text vol. with front f.e.p. t.p. and first leaf of preface to of Rajputana, and finally visiting Ceylon on his way back to Calcutta by vol. 1 shaved and detached, pp.339-40 with marginal repair, sea. His journal was published as [the above] ... its exceptional value as several leaves to rear detached, plate vol. with marginal a description of India was recognized by contemporaries and by modern browning. historians alike ...’ Volume 2 Report on the Human Remains by G. Elliot Smith and

126. Hedin Sven. TRANS-HIMALAYA Discoveries and F. Wood Jones. 2 vols. Text vol. and Plate vol. 378pp. 6 folding Adventures in Tibet. Macmillan and Co. 1910-13. plans, 117 figures, 50 plates. Text vol. with vertical split to t.p., front f.e.p. detached. 15 Report for 1908-1909. (In 2 vols.) By C.M. Firth. 135. Pike, Warburton. THROUGH THE SUBARCTIC Volume 1. Part I. Report on the Work of the Season 1908-1909. FOREST. A Record of a Canoe Journey from Fort Wrangel to the Part II. Catalogue of the Graves and their Contents. 2 vols. Text Pelly Lakes and Down the Yukon River ot the Behring Sea. vol. + Plate vol. viii + 211pp. 178 figures, 20 folding plans, 56 Edward Arnold 1896. plates including 2 colour. Plate vol. disbound and lacking large 1st Ed. xv + 295pp. 17 ills. including 13 full page, 2 folding linen portion to tail of spine. backed maps. Ex.-lib. with ink stamps to prelims and occasional Report for 1909-1910. (In 1 vol.) By C.M. Firth. margins, rebound in lib. morocco backed cloth, gilt lettering and viii + 180pp. 5 folding maps and plans, 229 figures, 41 plates with accession no. to spine. £125.00 including 2 colour and 1 green. Lacking front f.e.p., upper leading corner sl. creased, lacking backstrip. 136. Sale, Richard. BROAD PEAK. Translations from German Report for 1910-1911 (In 1 vol.) By C. M. Firth. text by Michaela Gigerl and John Hirst. Carreg Limited, Ross-on- 14 plans mainly folding, 36 plates including 4 colour and 2 green, Wye 2004. 10 full page figures, many textual figures. Cairo National 1st Ed. 208pp. Many ills. from photos. in colour and b/w. Very Printing Department 1910-12 good in d/w. £60.00 4 Reports in 8 vols. Large 4to. Ex.-Royal College of Surgeons lib. Signed ‘Richard Sale’ title-page. with ink stamps to t.p. of vol. 2. to some margins and to prelims. The first ascent of Broad Peak, the world's twelfth highest mountain in 1957 was an important climb. and verso of plans and plates, hinges cracked, shaken, all bound in original cloth backed boards, some loss to edges, ink stamps to 137. Sanson d’Abbeville, Nicolas, Guillaume and Adrien. boards, some soiling. £750.00 DESCRIPTION DE TOUT L’UNIVERS, en plusieurs Cartes, & Survey Department. en divres Traitez de Geographie et d’Histoire; Où sont décrits Cecil Mallaby Firth (1878–1931) British Egyptologist. Firth was a succinctement & avec une methode belle & facile ses Empire, ses lawyer who after working in Cyprus for a brief period left to join the Peuples, ses Colonies, leurs Moeurs, Langues, Religions, Service des Antiquités in Egypt, an organisation run by French scholars Richesses, &c. Et ce qu’il y a de plus beau & de plus rare dans to prevent the illicit trade in Egyptian artifacts. Firth worked on the first toutes ses parties & dans les Isles. A Amsterdam: Chez François archaeological survey of Nubia of 1907 to 1911. In 1912 he set up the Aswan Museum. Halma ... 1700. George Andrew Reisner (1867–1942) American archaeologist of Ancient L’on ajouté à cette nouvelle Edition plusieurs Cartes trés -exactes, Egypt, Nubia and Palestine. In Egypt, Reisner developed a new qui ne se trouvent point dans les Editions précedentes; comme archaeological technique which became a standard in the profession, aussi des Tables Geographiques pour l’intelligence des Cartes; & combining the British methods of Petrie, the German methods of un Traité des Globes Celestes & Terrestres. New Ed. 5 parts [only Dorpfeld and Koldewey, his own American practicality and his skill for of 6, see note]. Sm. 4to. t.ps. + (*-[4*]) + 30pp. + [i] + 102pp. + large-scale organization. Despite later being recognised as a mark of [iv] + 98pp. + 82pp. + [i] + 120pp. Folding engraved t.p., folding good practice, this technique was at the time controversial, and was rubric t.p., 74 folding maps engraved by A.de Winter, dec. initial criticised as being overly elaborate. Additional postage may be neccessary letters. Light browning, with a small bookplate ‘Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense’ surrounding a Griffin and with a crown, early full 132. Ministry of Finance, Egypt. THE ARCHÆOLOGICAL calf, skillfully rebacked with original spine laid down, spine with SURVEY OF NUBIA. Bulletin No. 1, dealing with the work up dec. gilt compartments and gilt filleted raised bands and with to November 30, 1907. [With] Bulletin No. 2, dealing with the intricate gilt motifs including one compartment with a gilt work from December 1, 1907, to March 31, 1908. Cairo: representation of the Griffin as per the bookplate. £4,000.00 National Printing Department 1908. Each part with a sub-title. The four parts (I-IV) of the Atlas with running 2 bulletins in 1. Royal 8vo. 40pp. + [ii] + [iv] + 70pp. 4 folding signatures but individually paginated; Part V ‘The Table ... ‘ with plans, 78 plates mainly from photos., with 1 folding. Text individual pagination and signatures. Our copy lacking Part VI Bion’s browned in bulletin 2, t.p. of bulletin 1 lightly browned, work on ‘Globes’, also issued seperately. contemporary ownership inscription, withdrawn lib. ink stamp to Sanson's gentleman's pocket atlas. Although this atlas is always listed front f.e.p., bound together in rubbed and lightly soiled green under Nicolas Sanson, it is essentially Francois Halma's plagiarised pocket version of the Sanson atlas, with the map divided into Continent cloth, spine lightly browned and sl. bumped. £75.00 groups. Halma (1653-1722) also reprinted Mercator's Ptolemy and Survey Department. Bonfrere's Geography for the growing French market. See Koeman Hal

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134. Peel, Sidney. THE BINDING OF THE NILE AND THE 138. Schuyler, Eugene. TURKISTAN. Notes of a Journey in NEW SOUDAN. London: Edward Arnold 1904. Russian Turkistan Khokand, Bukhara and Kuldja. NY Scribner, 1st Ed. viii + 288pp. + 16pp. publ. catalogue. Photogravure port. Armstrong & Co. 1877. frontis., folding map at rear. Frontis. lightly spotted, ex.-libris 1st US Ed. 2 vols. xii + 411pp. + viii + [i] + 463pp. 20 plates, James Mowat, upper hinge cracked but firm, e.ps. very lightly numerous ills., 3 folding maps. Browning, R.R.Y.M.C.A. lib. browned, original gilt lettered cloth, lightly soiled and rubbed, bookplates, original green gilt lettered black embossed woth with corners and head and tail of spine sl. bumped. £65.00 gilt devices to upper boards, spines chipped, corners very sl. The story of the regulation of the Nile with particular attention to the frayed, t.e.g. £350.00 political consequences. First published in 1876 by Sampson Low. Among the most able and impartial works written on the Russian operations in Central Asia, written by one of the leading authorities. The 16 author travelled extensively in the region and was secretary to the U.S. rebound in modern half calf with marbled boards, gilt ruling to legation in St. Petersburg and Consul General at Constantinople. head and tail of spine, blind ruling and gilt lettered title labels to ‘Monumental, a classic on the subject’ Lord Curzon. spines. £2,000.00 139. Shipton, Eric. LAND OF TEMPEST. Travels in Scarce. Patagonia 1958-62. Hodder and Stoughton 1963. Frst published by Smith, Elder & Co. in 1829-32. James Tod (1782–1835), English-born officer of the British East India 1st Ed. 224pp. Colour frontis., 24 ills. from photos., 3 maps. Company and Oriental scholar. ODNB ‘... Though I never penetrated Good in sl. chipped d/w. browned to spine. £60.00 personally further into the heart of the Indian desert than Mundore … my Neate S59. Traverses of the southern ice-cap. parties of discovery have traversed it in every direction, adding to their

140. Stein, Sir Aurel. INNERMOST ASIA. Detailed Report of journals of routes living testimonies of their accuracy, and bringing to me natives of every t'hul from Bhutnair to Omurkote and from Aboo to Explorations in Central Asia, Kan-Su, and Eastern Iran. Carried Arore. The journals of all these routes, with others from Central and out and Described Under the Ordered of H.M. Indian Western India, form eleven moderate-sized folio volumes....’ Tod, Annals Government. With desriptive lists of antiques by F.H. Andrews of Rajasthan, 2, 1832. 289. Detailing the contemporary geography and and F.M.G. Lorimer; and Appendices by J. Allan, E. Benveniste, history of Rajputana and Central India along with the history of the A.H. Francke, L. Gles, R.L. Hobson, T.A. Joyce, S. Konow, A, Rajput clans who ruled most of the area at that time. Classic work. von le Coq, E. Lentz, S. Lévi, H. Maspero, F.E. Pargiter, R. With the armorial bookplates of R.C. Temple, presumably Sir Richard Smith, W.J. Sollas, R.C. Spiller, F.W. Thomas, V. Thomsen; etc. Carnac Temple, second baronet (1850–1931), army officer, oriental Cosmo Publications New Delhi India 1981-2019. scholar, British Chief Commissioner of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and an anthropological writer. Reprint. Vols. 1 & 2 (2 vols text); vols. 3 & 4 2 vols. plates/plans (vols. 2 and 3. in modern reprint); (vol. 5) 1 vol. maps; Complete 144. Turner, Samuel. THE CONQUEST OF THE NEW in 5 vols. 4to/Royal 8vo. 59 plans, 138 plates including some ZEALAND ALPS. T. Fisher Unwin Ltd. 1922. folding, 4 colour plates, 505 large pictures of geographical and 1st Ed. 292pp. 45 ills. mainly from photos. E.ps. lightly browned, historical descriptions (in modern reprint volume), 51 folding lower hinge cracked and sl. shaken, original gilt lettered cloth maps as per contents listing. All except modern reprint vols. in rubbed with resultant fading, some minor soiling, gilt dulled. bright gilt lettered red cloth, with chipped d/ws., modern reprint £50.00 vols. 2 and 3 in half leather with original d/w. to vol. 3. loosely Neate T70. His later climbs in New Zealand, particularly on Mt. Tutuko. inserted. £450.00 The reports of the author's third great Central Asian Expedition of 1913- 145. Waddell, Major L.A. AMONG THE HIMALAYAS. 16, when he rediscovered the ancient silk route from the passage land of Westminster: Archibald Constable & Co. 1900. westernmost China across the Tarim basin to the uppermost reaches of 2nd Ed. xvi + 452pp. + 32pp. publ. cat. Numerous ills. by A.D. the Oxus and to Iran and Hindukush valleys. During his explorations he McCormick, the Author and others, and from photos., 4 maps unearthed numerous long buried sites and excavated Khara-Khoto. including 1 folding. Some sporadic spotting, e.ps. browned and

141. Stein, Sir Aurel. INNERMOST ASIA. Detailed Report of spotted, ink stamp to front pastedown, original gilt lettered cloth Explorations in Central Asia, Kan-Su and Eastern Iran carried out with blind embossed device to upper board, some very minor and described under the Orders of H.M. Indian Government by ... soiling and rubbing, spine lightly faded and sl. bumped and Vol. I [only of 5]: Text. Cosmo Publications, New Delhi 1981. chipped at head. £100.00 Neate W01. Waddell made several journeys including one to the Yalung Reprint. 4to. [xxx] + 547pp. + [i]. Some very sl. darkening to Glacier over the Kang La. His book, praised by Freshfield, is more of e.ps., sm. ink stamp and annotation to lower edge of lower f.e.p., interest to ethnologists and folk-lore enthusiasts. His contribution to the original gilt lettered red cloth with some very minor soiling and discussion of W.W. Graham’s claimed ascent is still of interest. rubbing, lower leading corner of upper board very sl. faded, in lightly rubbed and creased vol. 2 d/w. £75.00 146. Wang Lei, Byams-pa ‘Phrin-las. TIBETAN MEDICAL Conbributors include R.L. Hobson, T.A. Joyce, S. Konow, A. von Le Coq, THANGKA OF THE FOUR MEDICAL TANTRAS. Translator W. Lentz, S. Levi, H. Maspero, F.E. Pargiter, R. Smith, W.J. Sollas, R.C. and compiler of the original edition ... English translator and Spiller, F.W. Thomas and V. Thomsen, etc. annotator Cai Jingfeng. People’s Publishing House of Tibet 1994. Landscape 4to. [viii] + 500pp. Colour port. frontis., profusely 142. Stein, Sir Aurel. INNERMOST ASIA. Detailed Report of illus. throughout including 40 pages of colour plates. Explorations in Central Asia, Kan-Su and Eastern Iran carried out English/Tibetan text. Lower hinge cracked and somewhat crudely and described under the Orders of H.M. Indian Government by ... repaired, sl. shaken, original gilt lettered maroon cloth, in 4-flap Vol. IV [only of 5]: Plates & Plans. Cosmo Publications, New coloured decorative laminated folder with ties, upper joint of Delhi 1981. folder sl. tender. £150.00 Reprint. Slim 4to. [xxvi] text. Colour frontis., 3 colour plates, 137 One of 3000 Copies. b/w. plates including 2 folding, 59 plans. Some very sl. darkening to e.ps., sm. ink stamp and annotation to lower edge of lower 147. Wilson, Sir Erasmus. THE EGYPT OF THE PAST. f.e.p., original gilt lettered red cloth with some very minor soiling Kegan Paul, Trench and Co. 1882. and rubbing, lower leading corner of upper board very sl. faded, 2nd Ed. Thick 8vo. xxiv + [ii] + 526pp. + [ii]. Colour frontis., 46 in lightly rubbed and sl. chipped vol. 3 d/w. £60.00 figures, 10 other ills. T.p. and frontis. spotted, sm. shelf label to Conbributors include R.L. Hobson, T.A. Joyce, S. Konow, A. von Le Coq, front pastedown, lower hinge cracked and sl. shaken but firm, W. Lentz, S. Levi, H. Maspero, F.E. Pargiter, R. Smith, W.J. Sollas, R.C. original gilt lettered cloth decorated and ruled in black to boards Spiller, F.W. Thomas and V. Thomsen, etc. and spine, some minor soiling and rubbing, corners sl. bumped,

143. Tod, Lieutenant-Colonel James. ANNALS AND spine faded and with accession nos. to tail. £50.00 With ALS from the Author tipped in. ANTIQUITIES OF RAJASTHAN, or the Central and Western Rajpoot States of India. Calcutta: Published by Harimohan 148. Wolf, Hieronymus (Editor). HISTORIA RERUM IN Mookerjee ... 1877-9. ORIENTE GESTARUM ab exordio dio mundi et orde condito ad 2nd (Indian) Ed. 2 vols. Sm. 4to. xxiii + 439pp. + xxv + 674pp. Nostra Haec Vasque Tempora. In Qua Rato Ordine Et Succincta Printed in double columns. 16 plates including 3 folding and Miraque breuitate non tantum de origine primum auctuq[ue] & folding map, 2 folding tables. Some light browning, handsomely summa felicitate ... monarchiarum Assyriorum ... verum etiam 17 florentißimi Romani imperij ab vrbe condita successus 153. (Bacon). Pott, Mrs. Henry. FRANCIS BACON AND explicantur ... Francof[urti] ad Moenum : Feyrabend 1587. THE SECRET SOCIETY. An Attempt to Collect and Unite the 1st Ed. Folio. 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(1721- Study of Lancastrian Ascendancy and Decline. Clarendon Press, 91) 18th-century naturalist, scientist, and avid collector. Oxford 1988. With the armorial bookplate to verso of title page of Gilbert Burnet, Lord Bishop of Salisbury, Chancellor of the Most Noble order of the Garter. 1st Ed. [x] + 448pp. + [vi] blank. Frontis., 4 plates. Ownership Atabey 582; Blackmer 819; Blackmer (Sotheby) ‘This is the first edition inscription, otherwise very good in very sl. chipped d/w. £200.00 to contain material relating to Turkey, including Zonaras, Gregoras, Nicetas Choniates, and Laonicos Chalcondylas, with additional material 155. Booth, General. IN DARKEST ENGLAND And the Way from several other writers on Turkey.’ Out. London: International Headquarters of the Salvation Army 1890. 149. Yriarte, Charles. VENISE. Histoire - Art - Industrie - La [vi] + 285pp. + xxxi appendix + [i] blank + [vi] adverts. Coloured Ville - La Vie. Paris: J. Rothschild ... 1878. folding map frontis. 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18 With added engraved title page (A2r), "Apostolici or The lives of the 9th Ed. Revised and Corrected. Sm. folio. [vi] + 398pp. + [xii]. primitive fathers for the three first ages of the Christian church ...", Port. frontis. engraved by W. Elder after D. Loggan, red ruling to signed: Micha: Burg: delinea. "A chronological table of the three first t.p. with dec. device, engraved initial letters and dec. devices. ages of the Christian Church" has separate title page dated 1676 on Pencil marginalia, light browning, ex.-libris Isaac Spooner, old 2Q2r. Identified as part of Wing C1587 on UMI microfilm set "Early panelled calf with blind fillet, some loss to corners, portion English books, 1641-1700", reel 811. Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), C1590.’ replaced to lower board, rebacked in early C20th calf, some spotting and loss to spine, light crack to tail of upper joint. 160. Cave, William. ANTIQUITATES APOSTOLICÆ: Or, the £150.00 History of The Lives, Acts and Martyrdoms of the Holy Apostles ESTC T97517. ‘With an advertisement leaf between the end of the text of our Saviours. And the two Evangelists SS. Mark and Luke. To and the beginning of the index. Signatures: [pi]1 A-3E4 3F-3G² 3H1. which is added An Introductory Discourse concerning the Three Signatures from Maslen & Lancaster. Yc report titlepage in red and great Dispensations of the Church, Patriarchal. Mosaical, and black. Maslen & Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers, 9.’

Evangelical. Being a Continuation of Antiquitates Christianæ, 162. Cotelerius, J.B. SS. PATRUM QUI TEMPORIBUS The Life and Death of the Holy Jesus. London printed by R. APOSTOLICIS Floruerent, Barnabæ, Clementis, Hermæ, Ignatii, Norton for T. Royston ... 1676. 2nd Ed. [viii] + lxviii + [viii] + Polycarpi Opera Edita et Inedita, Vera, & supposititia, unà cum xvii + [i] + 234pp. Rubric t.p., copper engraved frontis., 31 Clementis, Ignatii, Polycarpi, Actis atque Martyriis. Antwerpiæ textual copper engravings, double page copper engraved plate, Huguetanorum Sumtoibus 1698. dec. initial letters and devices. [Bound with]. APOSTOLICI: Or Accesserunt in Hac Nova Editione Notæ Integræ aliorum virorum the History of the Lives, Acts, Death, and Martyrdoms of Those Doctorum, qui in singulos Patres memoratos scripserunt, & Who were Contemporary with, or immediately Succeeded the quorum nonnullorum nomina in Præatione habentur; ut Hugonis Apostles. As also the Most Eminent of the Primitive Fathers For Menardi, Monachi Benedictini &c. 2 vols. Folio. [xiv] + 816pp. + the First Three Hundred Years. To which is added, A Chronology [iv] + 265pp. + [iii] + 474pp. Rubric t.ps., dec. head pieces, of the Three First Ages of the Church. London, Printed by A.C. engraved vignette to t.p. and first leaf of text. Latin text. [Volume for Richard Chiswel ... 1677. 1st Ed. [xxxvi] + xxxii + 335pp. + 1 lacking [2]pp dedication to Archbishop of Canterbury] [i]. Half title present. Rubric t.p., additional copper engraved t.p., armorial bookplates, ex.-libris J. Holte, some light browning, 23 textual copper engravings, dec. initial letters. [And] blind dec. old calf boards, some scuffing to corners and some ECCLESIASTICI: Or, the History of the Lives, Arts, Death, &c surface loss including three portions to vol. 1, loss to head and tail Writings Of the most Eminent Fathers of the Church, That of spines, joints cracked and exposed in part, though firm. Flourisht in the Fourth Century. Wherein Among other things an £250.00 Account is given of the Rise, Growth, and progress of Arianism, Jean-Baptiste Cotelier or Cotelerius (1629-1686) Patristic scholar and and all other Sects of that Age descending from it. Together with Catholic theologian. First published in 1672 the above was his principal An introduction, Containing An Historical Account of the State of work. From its title was derived the designation of Apostolic Fathers for Paganism Under the First Christian Emperours. London, Printed the earliest non-inspired Christian writers. Most of the copies of the first by J.R. for Richard Chiswel ... 1683. 1st Ed. [lvi] + lxxi + [i] + edition were consumed by a fire in the Collège Montaigu in Paris. Two 543pp. + [iii] + 57pp. + [ie. 61] + [ii] publ. adverts. Half title revised editions were published by Leclerc (Clericus), the first as above present. Rubric t.p., copper engraved frontis., 5 engraved plates of in Antwerp (1698), the other in Amsterdam (1724). Reprints of this last medals, 9 textual copper plates. edition are found in Migne, P. G., I, II, V.

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RHINE A Romance by Eleanor Sleath. [And] HORRID 187. Barrie, J.M. PETER PAN AND WENDY. Folio Society MYSTERIES A Story translated from the German of the 2006. Marquis de Grosse by Peter Will. Folio Press 1968. 4to. [xii] + 179pp. + [iii] blank. Dec. t.p., 12 tipped in colour New Ed. 7 vols. Original cloth, enclosed in rubbed slipcase. plates, a map and several ills. by Debra McFarlane. Dec. e.ps., £395.00 very good in silver lettered dec. cloth, in slipcase as issued. Edited by Devendra P. Varma. £50.00 With the 4pp. prospectus. 188. Benton, John. DUANE AND THE ART MURDERS. 183. Austin, Sarah. THE STORY WITHOUT AN END. From Cassell 1939. the German of Carové. With Illustrations printed in Colours after 1st UK Ed. [vi] + 246pp. Sporadic spotting heavy in parts, from drawings by E[leanor] V[ere] B[oyle]: Sampson Low, Son, and the library of Anthony Lejeune, f.e.ps. sl. browned, original black Marston 1868. lettered red cloth, some minor soiling, in lightly soiled and 1st Austin Ed. Sm. thin 4to. 40pp. Sepia frontis. and 15 colour chipped d/w. £75.00 printed Leighton Bros. plates. Some light browning, one tissue guard with loss, original bright gilt lettered cloth dec. in black. 189. Blackwood, Algernon. INCREDIBLE ADVENTURES. With the signature of Kate S. Badcock, sporadic browning, Macmillan and Co., Limited 1914. original bright gilt and black dec. green cloth, discreetly recased, 1st Ed. [viii] + 366pp. + 2pp. + 8pp. adverts. E.ps. very lightly spine sl. bumped. £150.00 spotted, ‘Mudie’s Library’ label affixed to top edge of front pastedown and intruding over onto top-edge of upper board, 184. Aytoun, William Edmondstoune. LAYS OF THE original gilt lettered blind embossed cloth, some soiling and sl. SCOTTISH CAVALIERS And Other Poems. William Blackwood rubbing to extremities, spine lightly dulled. £100.00 and Sons ... 1887. ‘ ... is a collection by Algernon Blackwood, comprising three novellas Sm. 8vo. viii + 280pp. Some light browning, ex.-libris Lucia and two short stories. Seeberger, marbled e.ps., inner gilt dentelles, bound by Ramage in full morocco with gilt ruling to edges of board with gilt Fleur 190. Blayre, Christopher. [Pseudonym of Edward Heron- de Lys to each corner, surrounding the Scottish Rampant lion and Allen]. THE STRANGE PAPERS OF DR BLAYRE. Philip Crown in gilt tooled to upper board, gilt motifs with gilt lettering Allan 1932. to sl. dulled and rubbed spine, a.e.g. £75.00 1st Ed. 271pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, marginal browning, e.ps. lightly spotted, original black lettered 185. Bailey, N[athan]. AN UNIVERSAL ETYMOLOGICAL green cloth, some minor soiling and discolouration, spine ENGLISH DICTIONARY: Comprehending The Derivations of browned. £50.00 the Generality of Words in the English Tongue, either Ancient or Collection. Modern, from the Ancient British, Saxon, Danish, Norman and Modern French, Teutonic, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, as also from 191. Bois, Gaylord du. GENE AUTRY in the Law of the the Latin, Greek, and Hebrew Languages, each in their proper Range. Whitman Publishing Co., Wisconsin 1939. Characters. And Also a Brief and clear Explication of all difficult Thick 12mo. 424pp. + [iv]. adverts. Illus. throughout by Al Words derived from any of the aforesaid Languages, ... Together Lewin. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, marginal with a large Collection and Explication of Words and Phrases browning, e.ps. browned, sm. chipp. to lower edge of front f.e.p., us’d in our Ancient Statutes, Charters, Writs, Old Records, and original coloured pictorial limp card boards, some minor soiling Processes at Law ... Containing many Thousand Words more than and rubbing, spine faded. £50.00 either Harris, Philips, Kersey, or any English Dictionary before The Better Little Book.

Extant. To which is added a Collection of our most Common 192. Bradbury, Ray. THE SILVER LOCUSTS. Rupert Hart- Proverbs, with their Explication and Illustration. The whole Work Davis 1951. compil’d and Methodically digested, as well for the 1st UK Ed. 232pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.ps. Entertainment of the Curious, as the Information of the Ignorant, lightly spotted, fore-edge of leaves sl. spotted, original silver and for the Benefit of young Students, Artificers, Tradesmen and lettered grey cloth, some minor soiling, good in lightly soiled and Foreigners, who are desirous thorowly to understand what they sl. chipped d/w. with some loss to upper leading corner. £75.00 Speak, Read or Write. London: Printed for R. Ware, A. Ward, J. and P. Knapton, T. Longman ... 1745. 193. Brandon, John G. THE DEATH IN THE QUARRY. (An 11th Ed., with considerable Improvements. [A]-[a4] + B-[6C4]. Inspector McCarthy Yarn). Wright & Brown N.d. c.[1942]. [944]pp. Double column text. Some light marginal browning, 2 1st Ed. 252pp. + [iv]. publ. adverts. Light browning, chipped d/w. sm. ink spots to p.Y4-Z, corners to several leaves sl. curled and with loss, dulled spine. £125.00 some sl. chipped, t.p. browned with edges very sl. chipped, 22 194. (Brontë). LIFE AND AND WORKS OF CHARLOTTE novels, Carson of Venus focuses on spy intrigue and war instead of BRONTË AND HER SISTERS. Jane Eyre by Currer Bell; wilderness adventuring.

Shirley by Currer Bell; Villette by Currer Bell; The Professor by 200. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. SWORDS OF MARS. ... Currer Bell; Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë and Agnes Grey Tarzana California 1936. by Anne Brontë; The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë; 1st Ed. in book form. 315pp. + [i]. Colour frontis. and 4 plates by The Life of Charlotte Brontë by Mrs Gaskell. Smith, Elder & Co. J. Allen St. John. Some light browning, from the library of 1882. Anthony Lejeune, original bright red lettered blue cloth, sl. An Illustrated Edition in Seven Volumes. Additional ills. t.ps., dulling to extremities, spine very sl. frayed, chipped d/w with sl. port., 30 plates. Some very light browning, vols. 1-6 with original marginal loss, taped to spine on verso. £300.00 half morocco and marbled boards, minor wear to boards and Science fantasy novel, the eighth of his Barsoom series. It was first rubbing to corners, rebacked in morocco with blind motifs and published in the magazine Blue Book as a six-part serial in the issues for gilt lettered title labels to spines, vol. 7. rebound in same style November 1934 to April 1935. retaining original marbled boards. £350.00 201. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. TARZAN AND THE 195. Brown, Fredric. ANGELS AND SPACESHIPS. Victor FORBIDDEN CITY. ... Tarzana, California 1938. Gollancz 1955. 1st Ed. 315pp. + [i]. 5 plates including colour frontis. by John 1st UK Ed. 224pp. Gilt lettered maroon boards, minor marking, Coleman Burroughs. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, from the library of Anthony Lejeune, sl. marked and browned original bright red lettered blue cloth, sl. faded to edges, tail of d/w. chipped with minor loss. £135.00 spine frayed, sl. chipped d/w. £150.00 Review request loosely inserted. A collection of science fiction and fantasy stories, initially published in 202. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. TARZAN THE INVINCIBLE. hardcover by E. P. Dutton in 1954. John Lane 1935. Reprint. v + 314pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some 196. Burgess, Thornton W. THE BEDTIME STORY- light browning, original bright gilt lettered orange cloth, very BOOKS. [Complete]. The Adventures of Reddy Fox. The minor discolouring, chipped d/w. repaired to browned and sl. Adventures of Grandfather Frog. The Adventures of Chatterer the stained spine. £75.00 Red Squirrel. The Adventures of Peter Cottontail. The First published in the US in 1931 and the UK in 1933. Adventures of Buster Bear. The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver. The Adventures of Sammy Jay. The Adventures of Poor Mrs 203. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. TARZAN THE MAGIFICENT. Quack. The Adventures of Old Mr Toad. The Adventures of Methuen & Co. 1940. Prickly Porky. Billy Mink. Jerry Muskrat at Home. Little Joe 1st UK Ed. ix + 278pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, Otter. Longlegs the Heron. Old Mother West Wind. Mother West light browning, minor splash mark to fore-edge, original bright Wind’s Neighbours. Mother West Wind’s Children. Mother West black lettered orange cloth, sl. browned and chipped d/w. £125.00 Wind’s Animal Friends. Johnny Chuck. Mr Mocker. Old Man First published in the US in 1936. Coyote. John Lane 1931-38. 204. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. TARZAN TRIUMPHANT. 1st UK Ed. 22 vols. Sm. 8vo. Numerous plates including many John Lane 1935. colour by Harrison Cady and George Kerr. From the Library of Reprint. v + [i] + 311pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, Anthony Lejeune, several vols. with an inscription to him from some light browning, original bright black lettered orange cloth ‘Auntie Beatrice,’ some light browning, original pictorial cloth in lightly faded, d/w. with several sm. closed tears and chipped with various colours, spines dulled, minor marking. £450.00 loss to browned spine. £75.00 Thornton Waldo Burgess (1874–1965) American conservationist and First published in the US in 1932 and the UK in 1934. author of children's stories. 205. Burton, Robert. THE ANATOMIE OF MELANCHOLY. 197. Burgess, Thornton W. THE GREEN MEADOW What it is, with all the kinds causes, symptomes, prognostickes, SERIES. Bowser the Hound. Happy Jack. Mrs Peter Rabbit. Old & seuerall cures of it. In three partitions, with their severall Granny Fox. John Lane 1934. sections, members & subsections. Philosophically, medicinally, Mixed UK Eds. 4 vols. Sm. 8vo. 32 colour plates by Harrison historically, opened & cut up. By. Democritus Iunior. With a Cady. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, some light satyricall preface, conducing to the following discourse. London : browning, original pictorial cloth in various colours, sl. rubbed printed & are to be sould by Hen: Crips & Lodo: Lloyd at their spines dulled, sl. loss to spine of Happy Jack, minor marking. shop in Popeshead Alley 1652. £100.00 6th Ed.? Sm. folio. [xii] + 78pp. + [ii] + 97pp. + pp.(96-140) + [4] 198. Burley, W.J. DEATH IN WILLOW PATTERN. Victor + pp.(141-218) + [iv] + pp.(219-723). [Lacking t.p. (engraved), Gollancz Ltd. 1969. possibly lacking 2 leaves after pp.78, lacking signatures D1-4 1st Ed. 191pp. + [i]. Original gilt lettered red cloth, from the pp.(25-32)., lacking signatures M1-4 pp.(89-96), lacking library of Anthony Lejeune, good in lightly spotted d/w. £60.00 signatures V1-2 pp.(151-4), lacking 11pp. at end]. Signature H3 misbound after Signature H3, Xx2 misbound after signature Xx3, 199. Burroughs, Edgar Rice. CARSON OF VENUS. ... some leaves re-hinged, inscriptions and institutional ink stamp to Tarzana California 1939. half title, occasional marginal institutional ink stamps, some 1st Ed. 312pp. + [i]. 6 plates by John Coleman Burroughs. From browning and occasional staining, new e.ps., rebound in modern the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.p. map, original bright red half calf with cloth boards, gilt motifs and gilt lettered title label lettered blue cloth, minor fading and wear to edges, curled and to lightly faded spine. £350.00 chipped d/w. with several nicks. £150.00 First posthumous edition. The third book in the Venus series. Written two years before the outbreak With the armorial bookplate of Alexander Thomson of Banchory (1798– of World War II, the novel satirizes Nazi Germany by including a fascist 1868) 19th century Scottish advocate, agriculturalist, antiquary, political faction called the "Zani". There is also a character named philanthropist and traveller. "Muso" as a reference to Benito Mussolini. Unlike the first two Venus ESTC R27822 ‘ ... First leaf bears half-title, "The anatomie of melancholy.", on recto and "The argument of the frontispiece" on the 23 verso ... Democritus Junior = Robert Burton. Wing (2nd ed., 1994), 212. Cervantes, Miguel. LOS SEIS LIBROS DE GALATEA. B6182. Madan, 2164.’ Escrita ... Dividida en dos Tomos. Corregida e Ilustrada con

206. Campbell, John W. (Editor). ASTOUNDING SCIENCE Laminas Finas. xvi + 304pp. + [iv] + 364pp. 12 engraved plates. FICTION. Vol. XXIII No 5. Street & Smith Publications NY July [And] VIAGE AL PARNASO, Compuesto por ... Dirigido ad. 1939. Rodrigo de Tapia, Caballero del Habito de Santiago, &c. Royal 8vo. 162pp. Ills. Adverts. Browning, from the library of Publicanse Ahora de Neuvo una Tragedia y Una Comedia Anthony Lejeune, original wrapps., minor wear. £100.00 ineditas del Mismo Cervantes: Aquella Intitulada la Numancia; Stories comprise Black Destroyer by A.E. Van Vogt, City of the Cosmic Esta el Trato de Argel. xvi + 384pp. En Madrid por Don Antonio Rays by Nat Schachner, Greater Than Gods by C.L. Moore, Trends by de Sancha 1784. Isaac Asimov (His first appearance in Astounding), Lightship Ho! by Together 3 vols. Half titles present. Spanish text. Ownership Nelson S. Bond, The Moth by Ross Rocklynne, When the Half Gods Go inscription of Mrs Gordon, marbled e.ps., gilt tooled turn-ins, by Amelia R. Long. contemporary triple gilt rule edged calf boards, some wear and

207. Campbell, John W. (Editor). ASTOUNDING SCIENCE marking, minor loss to corners, rebacked in modern calf with gilt tooling and gilt rule edged gilt lettered labels to spines. £375.00 FICTION. Vol. XXIII No 6. Street & Smith Publications NY August 1939. 213. Chambers, Robert. SELECT WRITINGS. Essays Royal 8vo. 162pp. Ills. Adverts. Marginal browning, from the Familiar and Humorous; Essays Moral and Economic; Essays library of Anthony Lejeune, original wrapps., upper joint split in Philosophical, Sentimental and Historical Sketches; History of the part, sl. loss to backstrip. £100.00 Rebellion 6th Ed.; Traditions of Edinburgh. New Ed. Much Stories comprise General Swamp by Frederick Engelhardt, The Luck of Amended; Popular Rhymes of Scotland. Third Ed. with Ignatz by Lester del Rey, The Blue Giraffe by L. Sprague de Camp, Additions. Original Poems. Edinburgh W & R Chambers ... 1847 Pleasure Trove by P. Schuyler Miller, Heavy Planet by Lee Gregor, Life- 7 vols. Sm. 8vo. Additional engraved t.ps. With the armorial Line by Robert Heinlein (his first published work), Stowaway by Nelson S. Bond, An Ultimatum from Mars by Ray Cummings. bookplates of Thomas Mackinlay, some light browning, marbled e.ps. and edges, contemporary calf with gilt fillet edged boards, 208. Campbell, John W. (Editor). ASTOUNDING SCIENCE dec. gilt compartments with gilt lettered labels to spines, minor FICTION. Vol. XXVIII, No. 1. Street & Smith Publications, NY loss to gilt, an attractive set. £350.00 September 1941. Inscribed to the front of each volume ‘Mrs Mackinlay from R. Chambers Royal 8vo. 162pp. Ills. Adverts. Some browning, from the with kindest regards’. In additional volume 1 has an affixed Library of Anthony Lejeune, minor perforations to fore-edge of photographic portrait of the Author to flyleaf. Robert Chambers (1802–1871), publisher and writer. some leaves, original pictorial wrapps., backstrip chipped, several sm. closed tears. £50.00 214. Champion, D.L. (Editor). PHANTOM DETECTIVE. Nightfall by Isaac Asimov; Elsewhere by Caleb Saunders; Adam and No Vol. XXV No. 2. Standard Magazine NY December 1938. Eve by Alfred Bester; Short-Circuited Probability by Norman L. Knight; Royal 8vo. 114pp. Ills. Adverts. Browning, from the library of Mission by M. Krulfeld; Test of the Gods by Raymond F. Jones. Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., chipped and frayed 209. Campbell, Thomas. THE PLEASURES OF HOPE, With with loss. £50.00 Other Poems. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme Stories comprise The Murder Syndicate by Robert Wallace, Crime in and Brown 1816. Gold by William Donald Bray, Seasoning for Doom by John Benton, New Ed. Slim 12mo. [x] + 136pp. Frontis., 3 plates. Plates lightly Delivery After Death by Arthur W. Phillips. offset, ownership signature to top edge of t.p., half calf with 215. Chandler, Raymond. THE SECOND CHANDLER marbled boards, some minor rubbing, gilt ruled bands and gilt OMNIBUS. Hamish Hamilton 1962. lettered leather title label to spine. £50.00 1st UK Ed. thus. [vi] + 550pp. From the library of Anthony

210. (Captain Satan). CAPTAIN SATAN. King of Adventure. Lejeune, with review request loosely inserted, e.ps. and Vol. 1. No. 3. Popular Publications Chicago March 1938. occasionally text lightly spotted, good in lightly soiled and sl. Royal 8vo. 96pp. Ills. Adverts. Light marginal browning, from chipped d/w. £50.00 the library of Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., The Simple Art of Murder, The Little Sister, The Long Good-bye, Playback. chipped and sl. soiled with sl. loss to backstrip. £175.00 Stories comprise The Mask of the Damned by William O’Sullivan, 216. Chandler, Raymond. THE SIMPLE ART OF MURDER. Copper, The Hot Seat, Mr Detective is Annoyed by William R. Cox. Hamish Hamilton 1950. One of the more unusual pulp heroes from Popular Publications. Lasting 2nd Impression. [xii] + 333pp. From the library of Anthony five issues of his own series in 1938, the magazine was really a renaming Lejeune, edges very sl. spotted, original gilt lettered maroon of Strange Detective Stories. After five monthly issues, it was ended and soon retitled back to Strange Detective Stories. cloth, gilt rubbed to spine, chipped d/w. with marginal loss, some soiling. £150.00 211. (Captain Satan). CAPTAIN SATAN. King of Detectives. With Review request slip loosely inserted. Vol. 2. No. 3. Popular Publications Chicago July 1938. Royal 8vo. 96pp. Ills. Adverts. Light marginal browning, from Shakespeare Head Chaucer the library of Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., chipped and sl. soiled with sl. loss to backstrip, several closed 217. Chaucer, Geoffrey. THE WORKS. The Tales of tears. £175.00 Canterbury (3 vols.); The Parsons Tale, Earlier Minor Poems (1 Stories comprise The Ambassador from Hell by William O’Sullivan, vol.); Boece Boecii de Consolacione Philosophie (1 vol.); Troilus Murder Speaks Twice by Robert S. Bowen, Mr Detective Goes to Jail by and Criseyde (1 vol.); The House of Fame, The Legende of Good William R. Cox. Women, Later Minor Poems, Doubtful Minor Poems, A Treatise One of the more unusual pulp heroes from Popular Publications. Lasting on the Astrolabe (1 vol.); The Romaunt of the Rose (1 vol.). five issues of his own series in 1938, the magazine was really a renaming Shakespeare Head Press Stratford Upon Avon and Published for of Strange Detective Stories. After five monthly issues, it was ended and the Press by Basil Blackwell Oxford 1928-9. soon retitled back to Strange Detective Stories.

24 8 vols. Royal 8vo. Rubric t.ps., chapter titles and initial letters [3rd UK Ed., 1st Ilustrated Ed.] Thick sm. 8vo. vi + [i] + 520pp. throughout in red and blue together with some red and blue Engraved frontis. and additional engraved t.p. (lightly foxed). decorations, 47 hand coloured figures to margins, 4 large hand Some light browning, gilt lettered blind embossed cloth, spine coloured ills., 10 hand coloured vignettes, 4 colour vignettes to bumped and faded with minor spotting to head. £125.00 chapter heads, 5 uncolour vignettes to chapter heads, many First published in 1841 in the US and UK. illustraions of astrolabes. Mainly unopened, very light browning, Standard Novels No. XCI. to e.ps., spare title labels tipped in to each vol., publishers linen Blackman’s Bibliography pp.114. backed blue boards, some minor wear and marking to boards, red 224. Cooper, James Fenimore. THE LAST OF THE and black title labels browned, some splash marks and dulling to MOHICANS. Preface by Edward Everett Hale. Limited Editions spines. £1,000.00 Club 1932. Lettering for the title pages and headings was designed by Joscelyne V. Royal 8vo. [x] + 377pp. + [i] blank + [ii] limitation leaf. Coloured Gaskin. Figures of the Canterbury Pilgrims ‘freely drawn by Hugh illus. t.p., many b/w. illus. throughout by Edward Wilson. Good Chesterman from those in the Ellesmere Ms. of the Canterbury Tales.’ Printed in Caslon Old Face type on Batchelor's Kelmscott handmade in original leather backed marbled boards with blind embossed paper by Bernard Newdigate. title to spine, t.e.blue, in original sl. worn and soiled card slipcase. Prepared under the Editorship of Dr A.W. Pollard. £75.00 With the armorial bookplates of Sir Frederick Richmond Bt. No. 1267 of a Limited Edition of 1500 Copies. No. 16 of a Limited Edition of 350 Copies, with an additional 11 copies Signed by the Illustrator. printed on vellum, thus Limited to 361 Copies in total. 225. Creasey, John. THE CASE AGAINST PAUL 218. Chesterton, Gilbert K. THE BALL AND THE CROSS. RAEBURN. Harper & Brothers, New York 1958. Wells Gardner, Darton & Co. Ltd. 1910. 1st Ed., 1st Printing (with K-H code for October, 1958). [iv] + 1st Ed., 1st State. [vi] + 403pp. E.ps. and prelims. lightly 182pp. + [iv]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, original browned and spotted, errata slip bound in upsidedown @p93, sm. yellow lettered teal cloth backed boards, in lightly soiled and sl. booksellers label, lower hinge cracked but firm, binding sl. chipped d/w. £75.00 cockled, original gilt lettered cloth lightly faded to spine, t.e.g. An Inspector West mystery. £50.00 Was published in England under the title of ‘Triumph for Inspector The title refers to a more worldly and rationalist worldview, represented West.’ by a ball or sphere, and the cross representing Christianity. Author’s Presentation Copy, inscribed - ‘For Tony Lejeune, Who put me on TV! Sincerely, John Creasey. Feb 1960.’ 219. Christopher, John. THE DEATH OF GRASS. Michael Joseph 1956. 226. Creasey, John. DEATH IN THE RISING SUN. John 1st Ed. 231pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.ps. Long Limited N.d. c.[1945]. very sl. spotted, original white lettered black cloth, good in lightly 1st Ed. 240pp. Good in original gilt lettered black cloth, from the browned and sl. chipped d/w. £100.00 library of Anthony Lejeune, some minor dampspotting to edges, lightly soiled and sl. chipped price-clipped d/w. browned and 220. Claudy, Carl H. THE MYSTERY MEN OF MARS. chipped to spine with sl. loss. £50.00 Grosset & Dunlap NY 1933. The “Dr. Palfrey” Stories. 1st Ed. vii + 216pp. Frontis. by A.C. Valentine, ills. e.ps. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some light browning, black 227. Creasey, John. NO DARKER CRIME. Stanley Paul & lettered blue cloth, spine faded and sl. bumped, chipped and sl. Co., Ltd. N.d. c.[1943]. browned d/w. £90.00 1st Ed. 172pp. F.e.ps. lightly browned, from the library of His first science fiction work. Anthony Lejeune, original white lettered green cloth sl. faded at First issued as a four-part serial in The American Boy, November 1931 - head and tail of spine, in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. February 1932. browned to spine with sl. loss at head. £50.00 Volume One of Adventures in the Unknown. A Department “Z” Spy Story.

221. Colman, George. BROAD GRINS; by ..., (the Younger;) 228. Creasey, John. THE VALLEY OF FEAR. John Long Comprising, with new additional Tales in Verse, those formerly Limited N.d. c.[1943]. publish’d under the title of “My Night-Gown and Slippers.” 1st Ed. 256pp. Original white lettered pale blue cloth, from the London: Printed by T. Cadell, and W. Davies 1804. library of Anthony Lejeune, some light fading to edges and spine, 2nd Ed. Slim 12mo. [viii] + 125pp. + [vii] blank. Some sporadic in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. browned and sl. chipped to light browning and spotting, occasional ink annotations, new spine repaired in parts to verso. £75.00 e.ps., rebound in gilt lettered cloth backed marbled boards. £50.00 The “Dr. Palfrey” stories.

George Colman the Younger (1762-1836), playwright and theatre 229. (Creasey). Martin, Richard [Pseudonym of Creasey, manager. John]. ADRIAN AND JONATHAN. Hodder and Stoughton 222. Conrad, Joseph. NOTES ON MY BOOKS. William 1954. Heinemann ... 1921. 1st Ed. 287pp. + [i]. Original bright black lettered blue boards, 1st Ed. [vi] + 178pp. Blue and black lettered title page. Some from the library of Anthony Lejeune, sl. chipped and browned light browning, with the bookplate of James Hally and Lucia d/w. by Geo Mansell. £100.00 Brown, japon backed boards with label removed from upper Inscribed ‘For Tony Lejeune, who has been interested in ‘Creasey’ for so board, some fading and sl. rubbed to spine with minor loss to long, and may be surprised by this sincerely John Creasey Dec. 1960.’ japon at head of upper joint, paper title label to spine. £225.00 230. Crompton, Richmal. WILLIAM - THE DICTATOR. No. 141 of a Limited Edition of 250 Autographed Copies, inscribed George Newnes Limited 1938. ‘Joseph Conrad.’ 2nd Ed. 256pp. Illustrated by Thomas Henry. From the library of 223. Cooper, J. Fenimore. THE DEERSLAYER: A Tale. Anthony Lejeune, binding very sl. cockled with lower leading Richard Bentley ... 1843. corner of upper board very sl. bumped, otherwise very good in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. £135.00 25 238. Disney, Walt. MICKEY MOUSE THE MAIL PILOT. 231. Dahl, Roald. FANTASTIC MR FOX. Illustrated by Dean & Son Ltd. N.d. c.[1935]. Donald Chaffin. George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1973. 10.5 x 11.5cm. Profusely ills. throughout. From the library of 2nd Impression. Thin large 8vo. 63pp. Ills. Some light Anthony Lejeune, light marginal browning, original pictorial discolouring, pictorial boards, spine very sl. bumped. £600.00 boards, spine sl. bumped and creased. Inscribed ‘Lara Love Roald Dahl’. £125.00 232. Dent, Guy. EMPEROR OF THE IF. William Heinemann The Great Big Midget Book. 1926. 239. Disraeli, Benjamin 1st Earl of Beaconsfield. THE 1st and only Ed. [Later issue?] [vi] + 333pp. From the library of NOVELS AND TALES. Vivian Grey, The Young Duke, Anthony Lejeune, lightly browned, externally worn in original Popanilla and other tales, Contarini Fleming, Alroy, Henrietta boards, some browning to edges and spine, joints cracked though Temple, Venetia, Coningsby, Sybil, Tancred, Lothair, Endymion firm, loss to head of spine of approx 3cm. £750.00 etc. With an Introduction by Philip Guedalla. Peter Davies 1926- Extraordinarily scarce. 7. Apparently first issued in gilt lettered cloth, thus publishers remainder binding? Bradenham Ed. 12 vols. complete. E.ps. very lightly browned, Guy Herbert de Boisragon-Dent (1892-1954). British author who served good in original gilt lettered cloth with blind embossed device to in World War One. Best known for his adventure stories in The Detective upper boards and dec. gilt device to spines, some minor soiling Magazine and elsewhere. The above was his one contribution to science and rubbing, t.e.g. rest uncut. £125.00 fiction. 240. Divine, David. BOY ON A DOLPHIN. John Murray 233. Dickens, Charles. THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF 1955. MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. With Introduction and Notes by 1st Ed. [iv] + 212pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, f.e.ps. Andrew Lang. Chapman & Hall N.d. c.[1900]. sl. browned, fore-edge of leaves sl. spotted occasionally intruding xx + 505pp. + viii + 509pp. With the original ills. Minor very sl. onto inner margins, in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. browning, marbled e.ps., bound by Truslove & Hanson in gilt rule with publishers wrap-around. £75.00 edged navy half morocco with navy cloth boards, handsome art nouveau style gilt ruled compartments with gilt rondelles to 241. (Double Detective). DOUBLE DETECTIVE The Two in raised bands and gilt lettering to very sl. sunned spines, minor Two Magazine. Vol. 2. No. 5. Frank A. Munsey Co. October wear, t.e.g. £75.00 1938. Printed from the Edition that was carefully corrected by the Author in Royal 8vo. 128pp. Ills. Adverts. Light browning, from the library 1867 and 1868. of Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., sm. tear to lower Gadshill Edition. wrapp., sl. loss to backstrip. £50.00

234. Dimmock, Haydn (Editor). SCOOPS. No. 1, Vol. 1. C. Hereby Bequeath by Cornell Woolrich, Hole Card by Roger Torrey, Three Rats - One Hole by Hugh B. Cave, Matter of Principle by Leslie Arthur Pearson ... February 10, 1934. Macfarlane, The Code of Louis the Slug by Paul Ernst, Lady Look Back Tabloid format. 32pp. Ills. Adverts. Light browning, lower corner by Cole Richards, Two-Time Loser by Samuel Taylor, Fast Company by to gutter hinge cut away, vertical crease, from the library of The Editors. Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., sl. chipped. £100.00 242. Edgeworth, Miss. MORAL TALES. Containing Forester, 1st Issue of 20 Issues altogether, of the first British periodical publications devoted excusively to SciFi. and The Prussian Vase; The Good Aunt, and Angelina; The Good Master of the Moon; The Striding Terror; The Rebel Robots; Rocket of French Governess, Mademoiselle Panache, and The Knapsack. Doom; The Mystery of the Blue Mist; Voice from the Void; The Printed for R. Hunter 1816. Soundless Hour. 7th Ed. 3 vols. Sm. 8vo. Some sporadic light spotting, occasional

235. Disney, Walt. 6 WEE LITTLE BOOKS MICKEY marginal ink annotations in vol. 1, half calf with marbled boards, MOUSE. Collins Clear-Type Press N.d. c.[1936]. boards rubbed, sl. wear to corners, gilt ruling dec. blind embossed departments and gilt lettered leather title label to spines with 6 vols. 8 x 9cm. Mickey Mouse at the Carnival. Mickey Mouse some minor rubbing at head and tail. £75.00 Will Not Quit. Mickey Mouse’s Misfortune. Mickey Mouse Wins Osborne pp.248. (1802 Edition). ‘First published in 1801 in five volumes the Race! Mickeys Mouse’s Uphill Fight. Micket Mouse and ... The preface is by R.L. Edgeworth who notes the particular purpose of Tanglefoot. Profusely ills. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, each story ...’ some browning, original wrapps., in small card case measuring 3.5cm. tall, repaired with sl. loss to end. £200.00 243. Eliot, George. THE WORKS. Scenes from a Clerical Life (2 vols.); Felix Holt (2 vols.); Mill on the Floss (2 vols.); Daniel 236. Disney, Walt. Mickey Mouse Presents BUCKY AND BO. Deronda (3 vols); Theophrastus Such; Legend of Jubal, Etc.; Dean & Son N.d. c.[1936]. Middlemarch (3 vols.); Romola (2 vols).; Spanish Gypsy; Adam 14.75 x 11.75cm. 156pp. Ills. throughout. From the library of Bede (2 vols.). Silas Marner etc. William Blackwood and Sons Anthony Lejeune, some browning, original pictorial boards, 1878-[85]. extremities sl. rubbed, minor wear. £75.00 20 vols. [only of 24, lacking ‘Leaves from a Notebook’ and ‘Life’ According to Heritage Auctions there are less than 20 known copies of (3 vols)]. Sm. 8vo. Occcasional light browning, marbled e.ps., this very rare item, though now there are 21! handsomely bound by Mudie in early half calf with marbled British Big Little Books. boards, intricate gilt dec. compartments with dec. raised bands 237. Disney, Walt. MICKEY MOUSE SAILS FOR and blue and brown gilt lettered labels to lightly sunned spines, TREASURE ISLAND. Dean & Son N.d. c.[1935]. minor wear, a.e. marbled. £700.00 10.5 x 11.5cm. 314pp. + [ii]. Profusely ills. throughout. From the With the armorial bookplates of Sir Thomas William Boord (1838–1912) British Conservative Party politician. library of Anthony Lejeune, light marginal browning, original pictorial boards, spine sl. bumped and creased, sm. split to tail of 244. Erisman, Robert O. (Editor). MARVEL Science Stories. lower joint. £125.00 Vol. 1, No. 1. Postal Publications, Chicago August 1938. The Great Big Midget Book.

26 Royal 8vo. 128pp. Ills. adverts. T.p. with cracks to gutter hinge, Stereotype Ed. 12mo. 232pp. + [ii] Table of the Fables. Sporadic some browning, from the Library of Anthony Lejeune, original light spotting, very occasional contemporary marginal ink pictorial wrapps., chipped and sl. creased, sl. soiled. £75.00 annotation, speckled calf backed boards, some minor soiling and Survival by Arthur J. Burks; Avengers of Space by Henry Kuttner; A rubbing, gilt ruled bands sm. gilt motifs and gilt lettered leather Dark Heritage by Robert O. Kenyon; Dictator of the Americas by James title label to spine. £50.00 Hall; Through the Time Radio by Stanton A. Coblentz; Monsters of the Mountain by Leon Byrne. 253. [Géruzez, Victor Eugène]. LA PROVINCE A CHEVAL. Texte et Dessins par Crafty. Paris Librairie Plon ... Paris 1886. 245. Essex, Richard. [Pseudonym of Richard Starr]. Sm. 4to. x + 404pp. Profusely ills. French text. Some light LESSINGER LAUGHS LAST. Herbert Jenkins 1938. browning, gilt and black dec. cloth, sl. faded spine and corners Later issue? [viii] + 310pp. + [x] publ. adverts. Some light frayed. £60.00 browning, from the library of Anthony Lejeune, bright black lettered orange cloth, spine very sl. bumped, chipped Jardine d/w. 254. Gillings, Walter H. (Editor). TALES OF WONDER. with portions lacking. £150.00 Amazing Science Fiction. Numbers 1-16. [The World's Work] Oval green label affixed to spine over original price of 3/-6 ‘Including Winter 1937-Spring 1942. War extra costs 3/-’ Royal 8vo. 16 issues. [Complete]. Ills. Adverts. From the Library

246. Essex, Richard. [Pseudonym of Richard Starr]. SLADE of Anthony Lejeune, some browning, original bright pictorial SCORES AGAIN. Herbert Jenkins 1933. wrapps., some chipping, several issues with loss to backstrip. 1st Ed. 312pp. + 8pp. publ. adverts. Some light browning, from £1,000.00 the library of Anthony Lejeune, black lettered orange cloth, spine Tales of Wonder was published in pulp format for all 16 issues. It began at 128 pages; this was cut to 96 pages with the Winter 1939 issue; then to faded, chipped and sl. soiled d/w. with repairs to verso and 80 pages with the Autumn 1940 issue; and finally to 72 pages for the last remains of green 7/6 price label to spine. £150.00 three issues. It was edited throughout by Walter Gillings, and was priced Published in the US in 1933 by McBride. at 1/-. There was no volume numbering; each issue was numbered consecutively.

247. Fleming, Ian. OCTOPUSSY And the Living Daylights. Arthur C. Clarke made his first professional sale to Tales of Wonder, with two science articles. Gillings also published William F. Temple's Jonathan Cape 1966. first story, some early material by John Wyndham written under his real 1st Ed., First Issue. 95pp. Light foxing to edges of leaves name of John Beynon) who contributed seven numbers, and "The Prr-r- occasionally intruding, marbled e.ps., brown cloth stamped in eet" by Eric Frank Russell. American writers who appeared in the silver Nuvap, review slip, from the Library of Anthony Lejeune, magazine included Murray Leinster and Jack Williamson; these were sl. rubbed and foxed Chopping d/w. priced 10s. 6d. £175.00 both reprints, but some new material from the U.S. did appear, including Gilbert pp.445 (1.1). Lloyd A. Eshbach's "Out of the Past", and S.P. Meek's "The Mentality Machine". With the advent of World War II, paper shortages and 248. (Fleming). Amis, Kingsley. THE JAMES BOND Gillings' call up into the army made it increasingly difficult to continue, DOSSIER Jonathan Cape 1965. and the sixteenth issue, dated Spring 1942, was the last. Tales of Wonder Uncorrected Proof. 159pp. Original wrapps., very minor soiling was not the first British science fiction magazine, but it was the first one and sl. discolouring, spine sl. rubbed and creased in part. £250.00 aimed at an adult market, and its success made it apparent that a science fiction magazine could survive in the UK.

NETT PRICE ONLY NO TRADE DISCOUNT 255. Gould, Chester. DICK TRACY On the High Seas. Based 249. (Fleming). Gilbert, Jon. IAN FLEMING The on the Famous Newspaper Strip. Whitman Publishing Co. Racine Bibliography. Preface by Fergus Fleming. Foreword by Michael Wisconsin N.d. c.[1939]. L. Vanblaricum. Edited by Brad Frank. Queen Anne Press 2017. 9.25 x 11.5cm. Ills. throughout. Some browning, from the library New Ed. 4to. x + 692pp. + [i]. Port. frontis., 32pp. of colour ills., of Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial boards, corners sl. bumped. text ills. throughout. Original bright gilt lettered racing green £50.00 cloth with gilt armorial device to upper board. £175.00 The Better Little Book. Signed ‘Jon Gilbert’ to title page. Superbly illustrated with indepth analysis, an indispensable bibliography 256. Gray, Berkeley. [Pseudonym of Edwy Searles Brooks]. that no serious Bond collector can be without. CAVALIER CONQUEST. A Norman Conquest Story. Collins 1944. 250. Gardiner, John. ICEBREAKER. Jonathan Cape/Hodder & Stoughton 1983. 1st Ed. 160pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.ps. lightly spotted, original silver lettered maroon cloth with sm. bump to 1st Ed. 250pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune with review head of upper board, good in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. slip loosely inserted, e.ps. lightly browned and spotted, original browned to spine. £60.00 gilt lettered black cloth, in lightly spotted and very sl. chipped Edwy Searles Brooks (1889-1965) British novelist who also wrote under d/w. £50.00 the pen-names Berkeley Gray, Victor Gunn, Rex Madison, and Carlton Ross. 251. Gardner, John. LICENCE RENEWED. Jonathan Cape and Hodder & Stoughton 1981. 257. Gray, Harold. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE AND SANDY. 1st Ed. 270pp. Light marginal browning, original gilt lettered Whitman Publishing Co. Racine Wisconsin 1933. brown boards, from the Library of Anthony Lejeune, sl. chipped 10.25 x 11cm. 298pp. Profusely ills. throughout. From the library d/w. with some wear along folds resulting in sm. hole to lower of Anthony Lejeune, browning, hinges cracked, shaken, original fold. £50.00 pictorial boards, spine chipped with wear to joints. £50.00 With Review slip request; Compliment slip from David Holloway of the The Big Little Book. Daily Telegraph; with typed review corrected in pen; two galleys of printed review. 258. Harrison, Harry. TWO TALES AND 8 TOMORROWS. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1965. 252. Gay, John. FABLES. In Two Parts; to which are added Fables by Edward Moore. Paris: P. Didot and F. Didot 1800. 27 1st Ed. 191pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, very 266. Johns, W.E. BIGGLES GOES TO WAR. The Boys good in lightly soiled d/w. with publishers wrap-around, very sl. Friend Library No. 610. Published 3.2.1938. 96pp. Ill. Upper chipped at tail of spine. £60.00 wrapp. bound in. [Bound with] THE CAMELS ARE COMING. Gollancz SF. The Boys Friend Library No. 614. Published 3.3.1938. 96pp. Ill. A collection of science fiction stories published between 1958 and 1965. Upper wrapp. bound in. [Bound with] THE CRUISE OF THE

259. Harvey, William Fryer. THE ARM OF MRS. EGAN and CONDOR. The Boys Friend Library No. 617. Published Other Stories. J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1951. 7.4.1938. 96pp. Ill. Upper wrapp. bound in. [Bound with]. BIGGLES FLIES EAST. The Boys Friend Library No. 621. 1st Ed. 256pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, good in Published 5.5.1938. 96pp. Ill. Upper wrapp. bound in. [Bound lightly soiled and very sl. chipped d/w. £50.00 with]. Hardy, Arthur. VORG THE VIKING. 96pp. The Boys 260. Heaney, Seamus; Lee, Laurie et al. THE FOUR Friend Library No. 508. N.d. 96pp. Ill. Lower wrapp. bound in. ELEMENTS. Complete Set. Whittington Press 1989-92. [Bound with]. Carstairs, Rod. SERGEANT MAJOR SHERIFF. 1st Ed. 4 folios. each with four poems loosely inserted, each The Boys Friend Library No. 547. Published 1.10.1936. 96pp. Ill. headed with a wood engraving in one colour. Enclosed in original Original wrapps. bound in. [Bound with] Scott, Hedley. THE wrapps. with ills title label to upper wrapp., very minor signs of SCHOOL FOR UNWANTED BOYS. The Boys Friend Library wear. £650.00 No. 580. Published 3.6.1937. Ill. 96pp. Upper wrapp. bound in. Printed for the Friends of the Cheltenham Festival of Literature. Each [Bound with]. Scott, Hedley. THE BOY THEY COULDN’T folio with four loose leaf poems with a woodcut to head signed by the TAME. The Boys Friend Library No. 583. Published 1.7.1937. Poets, Seamus Heaney, Laurie Lee, Jenny Joseph, Lawrence Sail. 96pp. Ill. Wrapps. bound in. The artists are Helmuth Weissenborn, Miriam Macgregor, Gwenda 8 works in 1 vol. Marginal browning, bound in cloth backed Morgan, John O’Connor (Seamus Heaney poem with minor stain to tail). boards, spine frayed. £350.00 Limitation of 125 Copies per Folio, Numbers 13, 116, 116, 116. 267. Johns, Captain W.E. BIGGLES & Co. OUP 1936. 261. Heinlein, Robert A. METHUSELAH’S CHILDREN. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1963. ‘Pyramid Ed.’ thus 2nd Imp. 256pp. Colour frontis., 6 full-page b/w. ills. by Howard Leigh and Alfred Sindall. From the library 1st UK Ed. 192pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, with of Anthony Lejeune, original bright black lettered dec. blue cloth, review request loosely inserted, sporadic light spotting, original binding sl. cocked, lightly soiled and chipped d/w. [from a later gilt lettered red cloth with some very minor soiling and gilt dulled edition? - advertising Biggles Flies West published 1937]. to spine, in lightly soiled and sl. spotted d/w. £60.00 £100.00 Gollancz SF. Originally serialized in Astounding Science Fiction in the July, August, 268. Johns, Capt W.E. THE SPY FLYERS. Amalgamated and September 1941 issues. It was expanded into a full length novel in Press 2-6-1938. 1958. Sm. 8vo. 96pp. Plate. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some 262. Heinlein, Robert A. REVOLT IN 2100. Novel and two browning, original wrapps. lightly soiled and with minor wear, stories of the future. Victor Gollancz Ltd 1964. backstrip very sl. chipped with very sm. repaired closed tears to 1st UK Ed. 305pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, lower joint. £300.00 good in lightly soiled and sl. spotted d/w. very sl. chipped at Scarce. corners. £60.00 First published by John Hamilton in 1933. Gollancz SF. The Boys’ Friend Library No. 625

A science fiction collection by American writer Robert A. Heinlein, part 269. Kennedy, Milward. IT BEGAN IN NEW YORK. Victor of his Future History series. First published in the US in 1953. Gollancz 1943. 263. Household, Geoffrey. ROGUE MALE. Chatto and 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 176pp. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Windus 1941. Some light browning, blue cloth, sl. chipped d/w. with loss to 4th Imp. [vi] + 272pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.ps. head of spine, browned. £150.00 sl. browned and spotted, some very occasional light spotting, Scarce. binding sl. cockled, original red lettered blue cloth some very 270. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 42. minor soiling and rubbing, in lightly soiled and very sl. chipped David McKay Co. Philadelphia October 1939. d/w. browned to spine. £100.00 Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From The Services Library, No. 7. the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original 264. Jenkins, Eugenia Zuroski. A TASTE FOR CHINA. pictorial wrapps., minor browning.leading corner to upper wrapp. English Subjectivity and the Prehistory of Orientalism. OUP sl. creased. £125.00 2013. Popeye using a hubbly bubbly to smoke Spinach?!!

1st Ed. [xiv] + 282pp. + [vi] blank. Very good in d/w. £60.00 271. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 43. Global Asias. David McKay Co. Philadelphia November 1939. 265. Johns, Capt W.E. BIGGLES FLIES AGAIN. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Amalgamated Press 7-7-1938. the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original Sm. 8vo. 96pp. Portrait. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, pictorial wrapps., minor browning, sm. split to head of backstrip. some browning, original wrapps. lightly soiled and with minor £125.00 wear, backstrip very sl. chipped. £300.00 272. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 44. Scarce. The fourth Biggles book first published by John Hamilton in August David McKay Co. Philadelphia December 1939. 1934. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Containing all 13 stories. the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Original pictorial wrapps., minor The Boys’ Friend Library No. 630. browning. £150.00 Popeye on the cover playing Golf.

28 273. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 45. 283. Kingsmill, Hugh. THE RETURN OF WILLIAM David McKay Co. Philadelphia January 1940. SHAKESPEARE. Duckworth 1929. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From 1st Ed. 254pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some light the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Original pictorial wrapps., minor browning particularly to e.ps., gilt lettered maroon cloth, chipped browning. £125.00 d/w. browned with loss to spine, some fraying to folds. £150.00 Novel. 274. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 46. David McKay Co. Philadelphia February 1940. 284. Kipling, Rudyard. AN ALMANAC OF TWELVE Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From SPORTS. By William Nicholson. Words by ... William the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original Heinemann 1898. pictorial wrapps., minor browning. £100.00 Popular Ed. (1st UK Trade Ed.) Thin 4to. [xxxiv]pp. + [i] advert. leaf. 12 cold. plates. Some light browning, ex.-libris J.H. Sussex 275. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 47. Hall, original cloth backed ills. boards, some browning, corners David McKay Co. Philadelphia March 1940. frayed, spine chipped. £450.00 Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Richards, A105. the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original pictorial wrapps., minor browning. £125.00 285. L’Estrange, Sir Roger. FABLES OF ÆSOP And other Eminent Mythologists: With Morals and Reflexions. Printed for 276. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 48. R. Sare, A and J Churchil .... 1704. 4th Edition Corrected and David McKay Co. Philadelphia April 1940. Amended. [x] + 28pp. + [vii] + [i] blank + 476pp. Port. frontis of Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From L’Estrange after G. Kneller engraved by R. White, copper plate the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original of Æsop surrounded by animals. [Bound with]. FABLES AND pictorial wrapps., minor browning. £75.00 STORYES MORALIZED. Being a Second Part of the Fables of Æsop, and Other Eminent Mythologists, &c. Printed for R. Sare 277. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 49. ... 1699. 1st Ed. [xvi] + 238pp. + [ii] adverts. Browned. David McKay Co. Philadelphia May 1940. 2 Volumes bound in 1.Sm. folio. With the armorial bookplate of Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From J.A. Knowles Renshaw, early calf, gilt motifs to corners, some the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original loss of calf to corners, some marking to boards, rebacked in later pictorial wrapps., minor browning. £100.00 calf with intricate gilt tooling and gilt lettered title label to spine, 278. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 50. some wear to joints cracking to heads and with sm. nicks to head David McKay Co. Philadelphia June 1940. of spine. £550.00 Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From First Work ESTC N8014 ‘Includes fables of Barlandus, Anianus, the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Original pictorial wrapps., minor Abstemius and Poggius, as well as ’The life of Æsop’. With two browning. £90.00 frontispiece plates. Includes index.’ Second Work ESTC R202378 ‘With a final advertisement leaf. Running 279. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 51. title reads: Fables and stories moraliz’d. Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), David McKay Co. Philadelphia July 1940. L1247.’ First L’Estrange translation published in 1691-9. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Exploiting the gap between the written and the spoken language, a the From the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Original pictorial strategy for reclaiming them was done in English by L'Estrange, who wrapps., minor browning. £125.00 translated the fables into the racy urban slang of his day and further underlined their purpose by including in his collection many of the 280. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 52. subversive Latin fables of Laurentius Abstemius. David McKay Co. Philadelphia August 1940. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From 286. La Fontaine, [Jean de]. FABLES. Paris: Mame et the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Minor creasing, original Delaunay-Vallée, Libraires 1825. pictorial wrapps., minor browning, upper corner sl. creased. 16mo. 2 vols. 224pp. + 221pp. + [i]. Frontiss., 4 plates. French £75.00 text. Some sporadic spotting, ownership inscrption, marbled e.ps., inner gilt dentelles, gilt filleted edges, full gilt rule edged red calf 281. (King Comics). KING COMICS. Starring Popeye. No. 53. with intricate blind tooling to boards, sl. wear to corner, gilt David McKay Co. Philadelphia September 1940. filleted raised bands dec. gilt compartments and gilt lettered Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From leather title labels to lightly faded spines, a.e.g. £50.00 the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Original pictorial wrapps., sl. chipped, minor browning. £75.00 287. Ladline, Robert. A DEVIL IN DOWNING STREET. Herbert Jenkins 1937. 282. Kingsley, Charles. [SIX WORKS]. Volume 1 Westward 1st Ed. 312pp. + [viii]. publ. adverts. Some light browning, Ho! Or the Voyages and Adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh, Knight, original black lettered orange cloth, stained and frayed, marking of Burrough, in the County of Devon in the Reign of Her Most to top edge of leaves.from the library of Anthony Lejeune, Glorious Majesty Queen Elizabeth. 248pp. [With]. Hereward the £100.00 Wake ‘Last of the English’. 178pp. pp.9-10 detached. [With]. Extraordinarily scarce. Yeast A Problem. 94pp. Volume 2 Two Years Ago. 224pp. Apparently Ladline is a pseudonym. [With] Alton Locke Tailor and Poet. An Autobiography. 148pp. [With]. Hypatia Or New Foes with an Old Face. xii + 166pp. 288. Landsborough, Rev. David. ARRAN: A Poem. In Six Macmillan and Co. 1889-90. Cantos. William Blackwood 1828. 6 works in 2 vols. Some light browning, ex.-libris Frank Wilkins, 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. xi + [i] + 167pp. Additional engraved t.p. contemporary black half calf with faded cloth boards, gilt ruling Without printed half title. Inscription across head of t.p., some with blind detail and gilt lettered title labels to sl. rubbed spines. light browning, marbled e.ps., inner gilt dentelles, contemporary £55.00 deep bordered blind and gilt fillet edged boards surrounding lyre

29 in blind, minor wear to corners, intricate dec. gilt compartments 295. Lovecraft, H.P. and Derleth, August. THE LURKER AT with gilt lettered title label to spine sl. rubbed to head. £100.00 THE THRESHOLD. Museum Press Limited N.d. c.[1948]. David Landsborough [formerly McLandsborough] (1779–1854). The 2nd Ed. 224pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, marginal author’s first published work. browning and light spotting throughout, in lightly soiled and sl.

289. Lang, Andrew. (Editor). THE YELLOW FAIRY BOOK. chipped d/w. browned to spine and with sl. loss at head. £100.00 Longmans, Green and Co. 1935 Horror novel by American writer August Derleth, based on short fragments written by H.P. Lovecraft who died in 1937, and published as New Imp. xvi + 321pp. + [iii] blank. Frontis., vignette t.p., 21 a collaboration between the two authors. According to S.T. Joshi, of the b/w. plates and numerous other ills. by H.J. Ford. From the novel's 50,000 words, 1,200 were written by Lovecraft. library of Anthony Lejeune, f.e.ps. lightly browned and spotted, Originally published in 1945 by Arkham House in a hardcover edition of some light marginal browning, original gilt lettered yellow cloth 3,041 copies, listed as the second (and final) volume in the "Library of with blind embossed illus. to upper board depicting a fairy flying Arkham House Novels of Fantasy and Terror". A British hardcover above the tree tops with radiating sun behind her, lightly soiled followed from Museum Press in 1948. and rubbed, spine lightly browned with sl. vertical crease down 296. [Lytton, Right Hon. Lord]. [THE NOVELS]. “My the middle. £50.00 Novel.” Harold. Last Days of Pompeii. Eugene Aram. The Last of The Fairy Book Series. the Barons. Rienzi. George Routledge and Sons N.d. c.[1878]. 290. Leblanc, Maurice. ARSÈNE LUPIN Versus Holmlock Knebworth Ed. 7 vols. [only of 28]. Frontiss. Ex.-libris Sir Thos. Shears. Grant Richards 1909. William Boord, marbled e.ps. and edges, some spotting to ‘Last 1st UK Ed. [vi] + 271pp. + 15pp. Publ. Catalogue (Dated Spring Days of Pompeii’ ‘The Last of the Barons’ and ‘Rienzi,’ 1908). From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, pp.223-4 torn uniformly bound in half calf with marbled boards, gilt filleted without loss to head, pp. 113-4 creased and sl torn to leading raised bands dec. gilt compartments and gilt lettered contrasting corner, some light browning, occasional spotting, brown paper leather title labels to lightly faded spines. £200.00 obscuring signature ‘J.B. Williams’ to pastedown, gilt lettered 297. McBain, Ed. ‘TIL DEATH. A Novel of the 87th Precinct. dec. cloth, corners frayed, sm. dent to head of lower board, spine T.V. Boardman & Co. 1961. faded and chipped with loss and several spots. £500.00 1st UK Ed. 191pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, fore- Scarce. The second collection of Arsène Lupin stories. edge and e.ps. sl. browned, original bright black lettered boards, sl. rubbed d/w. creased to head of spine. £100.00 291. Liv[y], Titus. HISTORIARUM Quod Extat, cum perpetuis American Bloodhound Mystery. Car. Sigonii & J. Fr Gronovii Notes. Jac Gronovius probavit, With review request slip loosely inserted. suasque aliorum Notas adjecit. Basileæ Apud E. & J.R. Thurnisios, Fratres 1740. 298. Martin, J.P. UNCLE. Illustrated by Quentin Blake. Jonathan Cape 1964. Editio Nova, In qua quid præstitum sit Præfatio indicabit. 3 vols. Thick 8vo. Frontis., woodcut device to t.ps., dec. devices. [vol. 2 Uncorrected proof. 160pp. Profusely ills. Original wrapps., sl. rubbed d/w. with minor creasing, browning to extremities. £75.00 lacking pp.965-8, signatures Ppp3 & 4.]. Latin text. Some light browning, contemporary vellum, minor soiling and wear. £200.00 299. Mathers, E. Powys. EASTERN LOVE: The Lessons of a Carolus Sigonius (Carlo Sigonio or Sigone) (c.1524–1584) Italian Bawd and Harlot's Breviary. The Book of Women and the humanist. Education of Wives. The Young Wives' Tale and Tales of Fez. Johann Friedrich Gronovius (the Latinized form of Gronow; (1611– The Loves of Radha and Krishna and Amores. Comrade Loves of 1671) German classical scholar, librarian and critic. the Samurai by Saikaku Ebara and Songs of the Geishas. Love 292. Lousada, Eric. SUPER FUN. An imaginary story for boys Tales of Cambodia and Songs of the Love Nights of Loa. concocted by John Claudet, Freddie Samuels, Ian Rowley, Sandy Anthology of Eastern Love. English versions of the Towers and Ronald Duncun about themselves with continuity by Kuttanimatam of Damodaragupta and Samayamatrika of ... and an introduction by L.A.G. Strong. John Lane, the Bodley Kshemendra. John Rodker for Subscribers 1927-30. Head 1939. 12 vols. Tall 8vo. Many copper engraved plates by Hester 1st Ed. [xvi] + 242pp. Illus. t.p. Colour e.p. maps very lightly Sainsbury and have been printed and hand-coloured by Messrs. browned, from the library of Anthony Lejeune, some sporadic A. Alexander and Son, Ltd. Ownership inscription in each vol., spotting, in lightly browned soiled and chipped d/w. £50.00 some very occasional light browning and spotting, occasional marginal pencil marking, e.ps. lightly browned, gilt lettered 293. Lovecraft, H.P. THE CASE OF CHARLES DEXTER leather backed cloth boards with gilt device to upper boards, WARD. Victor Gollancz 1951. some minor soiling and rubbing, upper joint to vol. 8 sl. chipped 1st Seperate Ed. Sm. 8vo. 160pp. From the Library of Anthony and colour re-touched, lower joint to vol. 11 sl. chipped and with Lejeune, very light browning, original black lettered red cloth, sl. sl. wear at head of spine, spines lightly browned, t.e.g. £175.00 soiled and very sl. chipped d/w. £250.00 No. 75 of a Limited Edition Of 1000 Copies. First published (in abridged form) in the May and July issues of Weird Tales in 1941; the first complete publication was in Arkham House's 300. Meik, Vivian. DEVIL’S DRUMS. Philip Allan & Co. Beyond the Wall of Sleep collection (1943). Ltd. 1933.

294. Lovecraft, H.P. DAGON AND OTHER MACABRE 1st Ed. 252pp. + [iv] adverts. From the library of Anthony TALES. Selected and with an Introduction by August Derleth. Lejeune, light marginal browning and spotting throughout, sl. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1967. surface worming to paper of e.ps. towards tail of gutter margins, original black lettered yellow cloth, some light soiling, spine [x] + 413pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, with lightly browned. £100.00 review request loosely inserted, e.ps. and fore-edge of leaves lightly spotted, gilt to spine sl. dulled, in lightly soiled and sl. 301. Mitchell, Gladys. THE MAN WHO GREW TOMATOES. spotted and very sl. chipped d/w. £75.00 Michael Joseph 1959. First published in 1965 by Arkham House in an edition of 3,471 copies.

30 1st Ed. 248pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, edges of AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two Parts .... With a leaves sl. spotted very occasionally intruding onto inner margins, Compendious Italian Grammar ... 13th Ed. J. Mawman ... 1822. good in lightly soiled and very sl. chipped d/w. £50.00 2 vols. 12mo. lii + (A-[K4] + xxxii + (A-[H12]). Ex.-libris Dowager Lady Lyttelton [see note], light browning, inner gilt 302. Mole, William. [pseud. Younger, William Anthony]. dentelles, contemporary straight grained morocco, gilt ruling to SKIN TRAP. Eyre & Spottiswoode 1957. edges of boards surrounding bordering intricate blind tooling with 1st Ed. 191pp. + [i]. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, with gilt fanned corners, gilt and blind tooling to spines lightly Advance Copy slip and publishers’ compliments slip loosely rubbed,, a.e.g. £65.00 inserted, f.e.ps. sl. browned, lightly rubbed original gilt lettered Sarah Lyttelton, Baroness Lyttelton (née Spencer) (1787–1870) British blue cloth, in very sl. chipped d/w. with publishers’ wrap-around. courtier, lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria, governess to Edward VII of £100.00 the United Kingdom, and wife of William Lyttelton, 3rd Baron Lyttelton. In April 1843, she was appointed governess to the royal children, who 303. [Morier, James]. ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA OF continued to call her "Laddle", even once they were grown. She was also ISPAHAN. By the Author of “Ayesha,” “Zohrab, the Hostage,” made a Lady of the Bedchamber by Queen Victoria. etc. London: S.O. Beeton N.d. c.[1877]. Reprint. [iv] adverts. + xii + 330pp. + [vi] adverts. dated May 308. O’Donnell, Peter. MODESTY BLAISE. Souvenir Press 1877. Ownership signature, sm. light stain to p.142-3, good in 1965. original gilt lettered brown cloth decorated and ruled in black to 1st Ed. 224pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, original gilt upper board and spine, head and tail of spine sl. bumped. £50.00 lettered blue cloth with some very minor fading to extremities, in Novels of the East. lightly soiled spotted and very sl. chipped d/w. £75.00 James Justinian Morier, British diplomat and author (1780-1849). 309. O’Neill, Joseph. DAY OF WRATH. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 304. Morris, William. A NOTE BY ... ON HIS AIMS IN 1936. FOUNDING THE KELMSCOTT PRESS. Together with a Short 1st Ed. 288pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, sporadic History amd Description of the Press by S.C. Cockerell Reprinted light spotting, original black lettered terracotta cloth, some minor for Philoblon to Celebrate the Centenary of the Birth of William soiling and rubbing, binding sl. cockled, spine lightly browned. Morris 1834 : 1934. London County Council Central School of £75.00 Arts & Crafts ... 1934. Author’s third novel. 2nd Ed. Thin 4to. 21pp. + [iii]. Portrait frontis. of Morris 310. O’Neill, Joseph. LAND UNDER ENGLAND. With a engraved on wood by John Farleigh, 8 ills. on 7pp. Some very Foreword by A.E. Victor Gollancz Ltd. 1935. light browning, cloth backed boards with Rubric Kelmscott device to upper board, some fading and minor soiling and wear. 1st Ed., 1st Imp. 334pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, £200.00 light marginal browning and occasional spotting, e.ps. spotted, hinges tender but firm, sl. brown staining to p.9-12, original Special edition on hand-made paper in quarto. Large Paper Edition extra illustrated with a leaf of Kelsmcott printing. yellow lettered black cloth, some light rubbing, corners sl. One of 100 Copies. bumped, binding sl. cockled, head and tail of spine bumped and sl. chipped. £75.00 305. Naipaul, V.S. A HOUSE FOR MR. BISWAS. Andre Deutsch 1973. 311. Odle, E.V. THE CLOCKWORK MAN. William 5th Imp. Russell Ed. 531pp. + [v] blank. Lower leading corner of Heinemann 1923. several leaves sl. stained, original gilt lettered boards with some 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. [viii] + 213pp. From the library of Anthony very minor fading to edges and spine, in lightly browned d/w. Lejeune, some browning, institutional bookplate to rear torn with loss to lower flap and edge and with ‘New Fiction pastedown, rebound in lib. cloth, remains of label to upper board, Society’ sticker to tail of spine. £50.00 spine dulled and bumped. £50.00 Signed ‘V.S. Naipaul’ to front free end paper with ‘Signed for a member E.V. Odle (1890-1942) UK editor and author, founding editor of Argosy. of the New Fiction Society’ in ink above. The above work apparently containing the first appearance of a cyborg in science fiction literature. 306. Nanovic, John L. (Editor). THE SHADOW. Twice a Month. Vol. XXVII Number 3. Street & Smith Publication NY 312. [Oldham, John]. SATYRS UPON THE JESUITS: October 1 1938. Written in the Year 1679. Upon occasion of the Plot, Together Royal 8vo. 130pp. Ills. Adverts. Light marginal browning, from with the Satyrs against Vertue; And Some other Pieces by the the library of Anthony Lejeune, sm. tear to t.p. at gutter hinge, same Hand. Printed for Joseph Hindmarsh 1681. original pictorial wrapps., chipped with marginal loss also 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. [8] + 95pp + [3] + pp.(97-154) + [i] Errata Leaf. affecting upper joint. £125.00 Some light browning, rebound in modern period style calf with Stories comprise The Dead Who Lived as told to Maxwell Grant [Walter double blind rule edged boards with gilt lettering to spine. B. Gibson], The Kid and the Rat by Steve Fisher, Codes by Henry Lysing, £300.00 The Third Degree by Dean Callahan, A Lady Called Death Heydorn ESTC R3124 ‘Anonymous. By John Oldham. Divisional title page on leaf Schleh. F6r: The fourth satyr upon the Jesuits. 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31 314. Orwell, George. COMPLETE NOVELS. Burmese Days. closed tear, marbled e.ps., contemporary mottled calf boards with A Clergyman’s Daughter. Keep the Aspidistra Flying. Coming gilt tooled edges, minor loss to corners, some fading to edges, Up for Air. Nineteen Eighty-Four. Introduction by Peter Davison. rebacked in modern calf with gilt motifs and tooling with gilt Folio Society 2001. lettering to spine. £250.00 5 vols. Illustrated by Steven Devine. Very good in original gilt Aesops Fables Latin. lettered coloured pictorial boards, together in lettered slipcase. Edited by Richard Bentley. £100.00 ESTC N38784 ‘Aesop’s fables. Latin. Also issued as part of: ’Publii Terentii Afri comoediae, ..’ Cantabrigiae, 1726.’ 1st-century CE Roman 315. Painter, William. THE PALACE OF PLEASURE. 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Dec. e.ps., Very edged full speckled calf, gilt filleted edges sl. rubbed to corners, good in original gilt lettered decorative cloth, in slipcase as rebacked in morocco with gilt filleted raised bands dec. gilt issued. £50.00 compartments and gilt title to spines, a.e. yellow. £75.00 325. Rendell, Ruth. NO MORE DYING THEN. Hutchinson of 319. Peters, Ellis. [Pseudonym of Pargeter, Edith Mary]. London 1971. DEATH AND THE JOYFUL WOMAN. The Crime Club 1961. 1st Ed. 192pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, with review 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 256pp. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, slip loosely inserted, fore-edge of leaves lightly spotted. good in first and last leaves sl. browned, orginal bright black lettered red d/w. very sl. chipped to corners and spine. £100.00 cloth, sl. browned and chipped d/w. £175.00 326. Rohmer, Sax. [pseudonym of Arthur S. Ward]. 320. Phaedri, [Gaius Julius]. AUGUSTI LIBERTI EGYPTIAN NIGHTS. Some Account of the Investigations of FABULARUM AESOPIARUM Libri Quinque. Publii Syri et Bimbâshi Barûk. Robert Hale 1944. Aliorum Veterum Sententiae. Recensuit et Notas Addidit Richardus Bentleius. Cantabrigiae: Apud Cornelium Crownfield 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 222pp. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, 1726. pp.49-50 lacking sm. portion to leading corner, lightly browned, original bright red cloth with gilt lettering to spine, sl. soiled d/w. 1st Ed. Sm. 4to. [viii] + 87pp. Copper engraved frontis. sculp B. chipped with some loss. £200.00 Baron. Latin text. Signature A browned to head and with sm. 32 Introducing Major Bimbâshi Barûk, Anglo-Arab soldier detective. 332. (Secret Service Operator). SECRET SERVICE Lofts and Adley 1990, p.40. OPERATOR #5. Volume Eleven Number Three. Popular

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Some light and chipped with several tears and some loss. £50.00 browning, light waterstain occasionally to tail of gutter hinge, Stories comprise Revolt of the Lost Legions by Curtis Steele; War- later e.ps. with some worming to pastedowns, contemporary Maker’s Trail by Evan Leigh; The Arrow of Doom by Frank Gruber; The mottled calf, some loss from working to boards, early reback with Turtle That Routed a Fleet by Morton Taney. one complete and one partial gilt compartment laid down to spine, chipped gilt lettered title label to spine. £625.00 331. (Secret Service Operator). SECRET SERVICE Our copy with seperate title pages dated 1678 to each work. OPERATOR #5. Volume Eleven Number Two. Popular ESTC R7177. ‘The editorship has been attributed, probably erroneously Publications Chicago November-December 1938. to Dryden. Cf. Johnson, F.R. A critical bibliography of the works of Royal 8vo. 112pp. Ills. Adverts. Marginal browning, from the Edmund Spenser, 1933, p. 53-56. The fairy queen part 2, Mother library of Anthony Lejeune, original pictorial wrapps., sl. soiled Hubberd’s tale, and The shepherd’s calendar each have separate title and chipped with several tears and some loss. £50.00 pages, dated 1678. There are several pagination sequences. Register is Stories comprise The Dawn That Shook the World by Curtis Steele; The continuous to 4K2. Includes: "Brittain’s Ida", first attributed to Spenser Guns That Swam to Battle by Morton Taney. by Thomas Walkley in 1628; now generally attributed to Phineas Fletcher. Includes Theodore Bathurst’s translation of The shepheardes calendar. Title page is in red and black. Title words "The faery ... &c." are gathered by a left brace. Leaf 4K2, the unpaginated leaf after p.258, 33 is an advertisement leaf. Two states of 4K1v identified. In some copies 18th/21st Eds. 2 vols. 12mo. vii + 100pp. + viii + 130pp. + [vi]. 4K1v (p.258) has "Finis" at end of text and no catchword; other copies adverts. Engraved frontiss. (offset). Light browning, early sheep do not have "Finis" but have catchword "Calen-" [as in our copy]. Some backed marbled boards, minor wear to boards to extremities, gilt copies have the advertisement leaf, 4K2, bound at end resulting [as in ruling and lettering to spines, several sm. worm holes to spine of our copy] ... Frontis. signed: R White sculp. Text is continuous despite vol. 2. £75.00 numerous mispaginations. L and CSmH report separate title pages (all dated 1678) for the following: ’Colin Clouts come home again’ Osborne 664 ‘First published in 1804 and 1805.’ ’Prothalamion’ ’Amoretti and Epithalamion’ ’Epithalamion’ ’Four The other primary contributors to the volume were Adelaide O'Keeffe; hymns’ ’Daphnaida’ ’Complaints’ ’The tears of the muses’ and Bernard Barton and various members of the Taylor family contributed verse to it as well. ’Muiopotmos; or, The fate of the butterfly’ [as in our copy] ... Wing (CD- Rom, 1996), S4965 Pforzheimer, 980.’ 345. [Tertullian]. TERTULLIANI OPERA ad vetustissimorum 338. Spenser’s FAERIE QUEENE. A Poem in Six Books, with exemplarium sidem locis quamplurimis emendata, Nicolai the Fragment Mutabilitie. Edited by Thomas J. Wise. Folio Rigaltii I.C. Obseruationibus & Notis illustrata. Cum Indice Society 2011. Glossario Stili Africani. Lutetiae : [Paris] Sumptibus Mathurini Facsimile Reprint. 3 vols. 4to. Illus. t.ps., 88 large illustrations, du Puis ... 1634. 135 decorative head and tail pieces by Walter Crane. Printed on 2 parts in 1 vol. Folio. [xx] + 862pp. + 123pp. + [78]pp. + [i] watermarked laid paper, with ribbon markers, bound by Summa Privilegii + [i] Printers device. Rubric T.p. (chipped), Lachenmaier in full Nigerian goatskin blocked in gold with a dec. initial letters and dec. headpieces. Latin text. Half title silked design based on Walter Crane’s original, t.e.g., presented in a to verso, light waterstain to upper leading corner upto pp.200, wooden slipcase covered in Tsarina Crush with a sliding tray in some light browning, rebound in modern half morocco with cloth the base for ease of use, fine copy. £350.00 boards, dec. gilt motifs and gilt lettering to lightly faded spine. No. 499 of a Limited Edition of 1000 Copies. £450.00 Nicolas Rigault (1577-1654) French classical scholar. Educated by the 339. Stapledon, W. Olaf. LAST AND FIRST MEN. A Story of Jesuits. He prepared annotated editions of Phaedrus, Martial, Juvenal, the Near and Far Future. Methuen & Co. 1930. Tertullian, Minucius Felix, Saint Cyprian, and also some mixed 1st Ed. xi + 355pp. + 8pp. publ. publishers catalogue dated June collections.

1930. With the ownership inscription of D.M. Sommerville 1931, 346. Thackeray, William Makepeace. THE WORKS. Vanity from the library of Jack Meadows, some light browning, original Fair (2 vols). History of Pendennis (2 vols). The Newcomes (2 bright gilt lettered cloth, sl. faded spine bumped. £150.00 vols). History of Henry Esmond; The Virgininans (2 vols). The The relative success of the above work prompted Stapledon to become a Adventures of Philip (2 vols.) Paris Sketch Book Etc. Memoirs of full-time writer. He wrote a sequel, Last Men in London. Harry Lyndon Etc. Irish Sketch Book etc. Book of Snobs etc. 340. Stapledon, Olaf. ODD JOHN. Methuen & Co. 1935. Burlesque. Christmas Books. Ballads and Tales. Four Georges 1st Ed. Second Issue. v + 282pp. + [viii] publishers adverts. From English Humourists. Roundabout Papers Etc. Dents Duval Lovel the library of Anthony Lejeune, some light browning, original the Widower Etc. Catherine etc. Smith, Elder & Co. 1867-9. dark blue lettered blue cloth, chipped and sl. creased d/w. 22 vols. Profusely ills. Some light browning, marbled e.ps., browned in part, clipped though not affecting price to flap. contemporary half calf with cloth boards, dec. gilt titles to faded £500.00 spines, minor rubbing and wear, light crack to lower joint of Stapledon’s third novel, exploring the theme of the Übermensch Super- Denis Duval vol., t.e.g. £450.00 man, this is the work that gave the world the term Homo superior. With the armorial bookplate Sir Thomas William Boord, 1st Baronet FSA Second issue with publishers catalogue dated ‘835’ [August 1935] the JP VD (1838–1912) a British Conservative Party politician. first issue showed 535 [May 1935]. Scarce in the distinctive dust wrapper. 347. Thirkell, Angela and Lejeune, C.A. THREE SCORE AND TEN. Hamish Hamilton 1961. 341. Stephen, Leslie. HOURS IN A LIBRARY. Smith, Elder 1st Ed. 332pp. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, silver & Co. 1881-92. lettered blue boards, rubbed d/w. £75.00 Mixed Ed. 3 vols. Ex.-libris Sir Thos. William Boord, marbled With a photocopied excerpt from Caroline Lejeune’s book ‘Thank You e.ps. and edges, half calf with marbled boards, raised bands gilt For Having Me’ explaining how she came to complete this Ms Thirkell’s motifs and gilt lettered leather title label to faded spines. £100.00 last work ‘the one they say won’t ever be published...’

342. [Studdy, George Ernest]. BONZO. Dean & Son Ltd. N.d. 348. (Tip Top). TIP TOP COMICS. No. 28. Vol. 3. No. 4. c.[1934]. United Feature Syndicate NY August 1938. 10.5 x 11.25cm. 315pp. + [ii]. Ills. profusely throughout. From Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, browning, lower hinge cracked, the Library of Anthony Lejeune. some browning, last two leaves sl. shaken, original pictorial boards, spine sl. bumped, lower joint with sl. loss to leading corner, original pictorial wrapps., sl. sl. cracked. £50.00 rubbed. £75.00 The Great Big Midget Book. One of the very first comic books ever made Tip Top was put out by the United Features which owned the rights to a large number of newspaper 343. (Swift). GULLIVER’S TRAVELS CARD GAMES. For comic strips. Young and Old. Paramount Pictures Inc. 1939. The features of Tip Top came from there. English Ed. 44 cards, box and 4pp. instruction booklet. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune, minor wear, enclosed in card box 349. (Tip Top). TIP TOP COMICS. No. 29. Vol. 3. No. 5. lacking two flaps, sl. rubbed. £100.00 United Feature Syndicate NY September 1938. Printed card showing illustrations from the cartoon feature film of Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Gulliver's travels, together with a word or phrase; the reverse sides the Library of Anthony Lejeune, some browning, original printed in red and white show gulliver with a small man on his hand. pictorial wrapps., sl soiled and creased. £60.00 One of the very first comic books ever made Tip Top was put out by the 344. [Taylor, Jane] and [Gilbert, Ann (Taylor)]. ORIGINAL United Features which owned the rights to a large number of newspaper POEMS, For Infant Minds, By Several Young Persons. Harvey comic strips. and Darton ... 1823. The features of Tip Top came from there. 34 gilt filleted raised bands and gilt lettered leather title label to 350. (Tip Top). TIP TOP COMICS. No. 31. Vol. 3. No. 7. spine. £125.00 United Feature Syndicate NY November 1938. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From 357. (Trollope, Anthony). THE SMALL HOUSE AT the Library of Anthony Lejeune, some browning, original ALLINGTON. Cornhill Magazine 1862-1864. pictorial wrapps., sl soiled, sm. dent to tail intruding onto textual Bound from Cornhill Magazine parts. 18 plates, ills. Some light leaves. £50.00 browning, contemporary marbled boards with morocco corners, 5 pages of Tarzan. sympathetically rebacked in morocco with gilt motifs and gilt One of the very first comic books ever made Tip Top was put out by 5 lettered morocco title label to spine. £350.00 pages of tarzan. the United Features which owned the rights to a large From the library at Ham Spray House with the inscription in red pen ‘R number of newspaper comic strips. & F Partridge Ham Spray’ and R.P. in pencil. The features of Tip Top came from there. First issued as above in Cornhill Magazine (serial) publication date September 1862 – April 1864 (serial). 351. (Tip Top). TIP TOP COMICS. No. 35. Vol. 3. No. 11. United Feature Syndicate NY March 1939. 358. Williams, Kit. MASQUERADE. Within the pages of this Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From book there is a story told Of love, adventures, fortunes lost, and a the Library of Anthony Lejeune, some browning, original jewel of solid gold. To solve the hidden riddle, you must use your pictorial wrapps., sl soiled. £75.00 eyes, And find the hare in every picture that may point you to the 5 pages of Tarzan. prize. Jonathan Cape 1979. One of the very first comic books ever made Tip Top was put out by the Proof Copy. Thin 4to. [32]pp. Ills. throughout. Laminated United Features which owned the rights to a large number of newspaper pictorial boards, minor wear to spine. £175.00 comic strips. Stamped ‘Proof Copy Only’ to title page. The features of Tip Top came from there. Inscribed to title page ‘To Lara, One of the First searchers, Kit Williams, 352. (Tip Top). TIP TOP COMICS. No. 38. Vol. 4. No. 2. Hereford Nov, 1979.’

United Feature Syndicate NY June 1939. 359. Wodehouse, P.G. THE ADVENTURES OF SALLY. Royal 8vo. Colour strips throughout, articles, story, adverts. From Herbert Jenkins N.d. c.[1937]. the Library of Anthony Lejeune, some browning, pp.57-8 chipped 9th printing. 312pp. + 8pp. publ. adverts. From the library of and creased, original pictorial wrapps., sl soiled, chip to rear Anthony Lejeune, some light browning, original bright black wrapp. at tail intruding onto several leaves. £75.00 lettered orange cloth, ragged d/w. with particular loss to browned One of the very first comic books ever made Tip Top was put out by the spine. £110.00 United Features which owned the rights to a large number of newspaper First published 1922. comic strips. (First Edition) McIlvaine A29. The features of Tip Top came from there.

353. Tolkien, J.R.R. THE LORD OF THE RINGS. The 360. Wodehouse, P.G. HEAVY WEATHER. Herbert Jenkins Fellowship of the Ring. The Two Towers. The Return of the N.d. c.[1939]. King. George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 1974. 5th Printing, completing 45,070 copies. 311pp. + [viii]. From the 2nd Ed., 8th & 9th Imp. 3 vols. 3 folding maps, map, ills. library of Anthony Lejeune, some very light browning, original Ownership inscription in each vol., otherwise good in lightly bright black lettered orange cloth, minor darkening to head and rubbed and sl. chipped price-clipped d/ws. £100.00 tail of spine, creased and chipped d/w. with signifcant loss to spine and marginal loss elsewhere. £75.00 354. Tolkien, J.R.R. THE WAR OF THE JEWELS. The Later First published in 1933. Silmarillion Part Two: The Legends of Beleriand. HarperCollins (First Edition) McIlvaine A50.

1994. 361. Wodehouse, P.G. THE INIMITABLE JEEVES. Herbert xii + 470pp. Some very light marginal browning, very good in Jenkins Limited 1923. lightly rubbed d/w. £75.00 1st Ed. 255pp. + [i] blank. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, The History of Middle-Earth XI. light marginal browning, e.ps. lightly spotted, lower f.e.p. sl. 355. Tolstoï, Lyof N. THE NOVELS AND OTHER WORKS. creased, original black lettered green cloth, some minor soiling War and Peace (6 vols.). Anna Karenina (3 vols.). Childhood, and rubbing, corners sl. bumped, spine lightly browned. £75.00 Boyhood Youth. The Cossacks Sevastopol. The Invaders. Russian McIlvaine A30.

Proprietor. Ivan Ilyitch. The Long Exile. Master and Man 362. Wodehouse, P.G. JILL THE RECKLESS. Herbert Kreutzer Sonata. My Confession My Religion. The Gospel in Jenkins Limited 1921. Brief. What is to be Done? Life. Kingdom of God. What is Art? 1st UK Ed. 313pp. + [i] blank + [vi] adverts. From the library of What is Religion? Essays, Letters, Miscellanies (2 vols.). Anthony Lejeune, e.ps. very lightly browned, sm. chipp. to fore- Resurrection (2 vols.). New York: Charles Scribner’s Son 1907- edge of lower pastedown, black lettered blue-green variant cloth, 11. some minor soiling, spine browned, d/w. not called for. £50.00 24 vols. Frontiss. Ownership inscription to several vols., original First published in the US in 1920. gilt lettered cloth with gilt ruling and gilt device to upper boards McIlvaine A25. and gilt decoration to spines, some minor soiling and rubbing, some minor rubbing to gilt at tail of spines, t.e.g. £750.00 363. Wodehouse, P.G. LOVE AMONG THE CHICKENS. Herbert Jenkins Limited N.d. 356. Trollope, Anthony. THE LAST CHRONICLE OF 12th Printing. 256pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, BARSET. Smith, Elder and Co. 1867. f.e.ps. very lightly browned, good in lightly soiled and sl. chipped 1st Ed. 2 vols. in 1. Large 8vo. [iv] + 384pp. + [iv] + 384pp. 32 d/w. lightly browned and sl. marked to spine with sl. loss at head plates by George H. Thomas, dec. initial letters. Some sporadic and tail. £50.00 light spotting, top edge of several leaves and most plates sl. First published in 1906. waterstained, marbled e.ps., half calf with cloth covered boards, (First Edition) McIlvaine A7.

35 364. Wodehouse, P.G. MONEY FOR NOTHING. Herbert 372. Wright, S. Fowler. THE WORLD BELOW. W. Collins Jenkins N.d. c.[1939]. Sons & Co. Ltd. 1929. 7th Printing completing 65,138 copies. 312pp. + [viii]. publ. 1st Ed. vi + 314pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some adverts. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, pp.145-8 clipped sporadic spotting, lower hinge sl. shaken, original black lettered to leading corner, light browning, original bright black lettered cloth, some minor soiling rubbing and fading, corners sl. bumped, orange cloth, spine chipped d/w. with some loss to sl. browned spine browned and sl. rubbed. £100.00 spine and tail of upper wrapp., some wear to flaps, repair to upper wrapp. £100.00 373. (Wright). Wingrave, Anthony. [Pseudonym of S. Fowler Wright]. VENGEANCE OF GWA. Thornton Butterworth, Ltd. First published 1928. (First Edition) McIlvaine A39. 1935. 1st Ed. [vi] + 280pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some 365. Wodehouse, P.G. QUICK SERVICE. Herbert Jenkins light marginal browning and sporadic spotting, e.ps. browned, 1940. original black lettered cloth, some minor soiling and rubbing, 1st Ed. 252pp. + [iv]. publ. adverts. From the library of Anthony spine browned. £75.00 Lejeune, light browning, original bright black lettered cloth, spine Sydney Fowler Wright was a British editor, poet, science fiction author, very sl. bumped, chipped d/w. with loss particularly to spine. writer of screenplays, mystery fiction and works in other genres, as well £350.00 as being an accountant and a conservative political activist. He also McIlvaine A63. wrote as Sydney Fowler and Anthony Wingrave

366. Wodehouse, P.G. THE SMALL BACHELOR. Methuen 374. Wyn, Rose (Editor). SECRET AGENT X Detective & Co. Ltd. 1928. Mysteries. Volume 14 No. 3. Periodical House Mass. March 2nd Ed. [iv] + 251pp. + [i] + 8pp. publ cat. From the library of 1939. Anthony Lejeune, f.e.ps. browned, light marginal browning, Royal 8vo. 112pp. Ills. Adverts. Marginal browning, from the remains of upper part of original d/w. affixed to front f.e.p., library of Anthony Lejeune, pictorial wrapps., chipped, loss to original black lettered orange cloth, lightly soiled, head and tail of backstrip. £50.00 spine sl. bumped. £75.00 Stories comprise Yoke of the Crimson Coterie by Brant House; The (First Edition) McIlvaine A37. Blond Bomb by W. Rough; Colleague in Crime by Easton Leigh; Cause of Death by Clifford D. Clevenger; Program for Plunder by Robert L. 367. Wodehouse, P.G. SOMETHING FRESH. Methuen & Co. Bellem; Phantom Getaway by Lyon Mearson. Ltd. 1935. 375. Yates, Edmund. RUNNING THE GAUNTLET. A Novel. 17th Ed. [iv] + 252pp. From the library of Anthony Lejeune, Tinsley Brothers 1865. some very light marginal browning, in lightly soiled and sl. chipped d/w. lightly browned and marked to spine with sl. 1st Ed. 3 vols. Half title present in vol. 1. Some very occasional chipped 2/6 price label. £50.00 light spotting, e.ps. very lightly browned, hinges very sl. tender First published in 1915. but firm, original dec. gilt lettered cloth with blind embossed (First Edition) McIlvaine A18. ruling and decoration to boards, some soiling and rubbing, spines darkened and sl. bumped and chipped at head and tail. £100.00 368. Wodehouse, P.G. SUMMER MOONSHINE. Herbert Edmund Hodgson Yates (1831–1894) British journalist, novelist and Jenkins N.d. c.[1939]. dramatist. 2nd Printing. 312pp. + [viii]. From the library of Anthony 376. Zangwill, Israel. THE WORKS. Children of the Ghetto, Lejeune, e.ps. lightly browned, original black lettered orange The King of Schnorrers, The Master, cloth, spine sl. darkened and rubbed to edges, chipped d/w. with loss mainly to spine. £150.00 Dreamers of the Ghetto, The Celibates' Club, They that Walk in First published in 1937. Darkness, The Mantle of Elijah, The Greywig, Ghetto Comedies, (First Edition) McIlvaine A59. Jinny the Carrier, The War God, The Next Religion, The Melting Pot, Plaster Saints, The Cockpit, Too Much Money, The Forcing 369. Wodehouse, P.G. UNCLE FRED IN THE House, We Moderns. The Globe Publishing 1925. SUMMERTIME. Herbert Jenkins 1939. De Luxe Ed. 14 vols. Ills. Some browning, ex.-libris E. Randall 1st UK Ed. 311pp. + [iii] publ. adverts. From the library of Pritchard, original half morocco with cloth boards, some Anthony Lejeune, some light browning, original maroon cloth, discolouring occasionally to boards, dec. gilt spines sl. rubbed, lettering to sl. bumped spine sl. faded, minor marking, ragged t.e.g. £300.00 d/w. with loss. £200.00 No. 858 Of a Limited Edition of 1000 Sets, Signed by the Author. McIlvaine A61. NAVAL AND MILITARY 370. Wodehouse, P.G. YOUNG MEN IN SPATS. Herbert Jenkins 1936. 377. Adjutant-General’s Office, Horse Guards. ABSTRACT 1st Ed. 312pp. + [viii]. adverts. From the library of Anthony OF THE FIELD EXERCISE AND EVOLUTIONS OF THE Lejeune, some very light browning, original bright black lettered ARMY. William Clowes ... 25th October 1824. orange cloth, sl. dulling and bumping to spine, d/w. ragged with 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. viii + 136pp. Some light browning, with the significant loss to spine. £150.00 armorial bookplate of Probert of the Argoed, text virtually A collection of short stories. detached, boards, crudely rebacked in tape. £50.00 McIlvaine A37. By His Majesty’s Command.

371. (Wodehouse). Ring, Tony and Jaggard, Geoffrey. 378. Burton, Lieut.-Colonel R.G. FROM BOULOGNE TO WODEHOUSE IN WOOSTERSHIRE. Porpoise Books 1999. AUSTERLITZ. Napoleon’s Campaign of 1805. George Allen & [xx] + 310pp. Illus. by Bernard Canavan. From the library of Company, Ltd. 1912. Anthony Lejeune with 2 related letters to him from John Fletcher 1st Ed. vi + 105pp. 2 text maps, 5 folding maps in pocket at rear. of Porpoise Books loosely inserted, very good in d/w. £75.00 E.ps. lightly browned, contemporary ownership inscription, The Millennium Wodehouse Concordance Vol. 6: Jeeves & Wooster.

36 original red lettered cloth, some minor soiling, corners and head nick with loss to tail of spine of vol,. 4., vol. 5 skilfuly rebacked and tail of spine sl. bumped. £75.00 with original spine laid down. £1,200.00 Special Campaign Series No. 17. ESTC T139578 ‘Titlepage in red and black. The late war = the Seven Years War. A reissue with cancel titlepage, of vol. 2 of the second edition 379. Burton, Lieut.-Colonel R.G. NAPOLEON’S INVASION of 1765.’ OF RUSSIA. George Allen & Company Ltd. 1914. Sabin 22667. "Containing many interesting particulars relative to the 1st Ed. xiv + 231pp. 6 folding maps and plans in pocket at rear. Catabaw, Cherokee, Chickesaw, Delaware, and other tribes of Indians ... Front f.e.p. lightly browned, sm. ownership signature, original red The greater part relates to the war in America." lettered cloth, some very minor soiling and rubbing, head and tail Providing a history of the French and Indian War, with much material on of spine sl. bumped. £50.00 the war in North America. A detailed work contains extracts from Special Campaign Series No. 19. original source material and contemporary journals. Excellent portraits of military leaders include Sir William Johnson, William Pitt, Generals 380. Cathcart, Colonel The Hon. George. COMMENTARIES Townshend, Kingsley, Wolfe, Montcalm, Amherst, and Lord Viscount ON THE WAR IN RUSSIA AND GERMANY in 1812 and Howe, Admirals Pocock, Boscawen, Hawke, Saunders and Keppel. The 1813. John Murray 1850. folding maps include several of the British North American colonies, a 1st Ed. [xvi] + 383pp. 28 plans and diagrams, many partially hand plan of the siege of Quebec, the West Indies, etc. Howes E-165a; Lande 210; Staton & Tremaine/TPL 370. coloured. Light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with label to front John Entick (c. 1703–1773). ‘... he is now remembered chiefly for the pastedown and ink stamp to recto and verso of t.p. and tail of last trial of 1765, which has acquired textbook status for establishing the page of text, remains of labels to lower e.ps., new e.ps., rebound right to possession of home and property free from state interference ...’ in gilt lettered lib. cloth, some minor soiling and rubbing. £85.00 ODNB.

381. Churchill, The Rt. Hon. Winston S. THE WORLD 385. Fawcett, William. RULES AND REGULATIONS For the CRISIS 1916-1918. Parts 1 & 2. [Only, complete for 1916-1918, Formations, Field-Exercises, and Movements of His Majesty’s without vols. 1, 2 5, and 6]. Thornton Butterworth Ltd. 1927. Forces. War-Office, Printed, and Sold by J. Walter ... 1799. 1st Eds. 2 vols. 589pp. 21 maps and plans mainly folding, 18 New Ed. xxii + [i] + 377pp. + [vii] publ. adverts. 16 folding textual maps. Lib. bookmarks to rear pastedowns, original gilt plates. Ex.-libris J.W. Carey Whitbread, some very light lettered cloth, lower board to part 1 dampstained with creased browning, half mottled calf with marbled boards, corners scuffed, cloth, spines bumped and creased, sm. labels removed from upper sl. rubbed, gilt ruled spine, gilt lettered labels, upper hinge lightly boards, some marking. £50.00 cracked to head. £250.00

382. (Daily Mail). OFFICIAL [WORLD] WAR [ONE] POST 386. Forbes, Helen Emily. THE SAGA OF THE SEVENTH CARDS. 40 colour postcards, c.125 b/w. postcards. DIVISION. London: John Lane, the Bodley Head/New York: Minor wear, enclosed in original gilt lettered album, spine John Lane Company 1920. chipped. £150.00 1st Ed. Slim 8vo. 74pp. F.e.ps. lightly browned, some sporadic Several filled out and sent to Harold Simmonds, 137 Liverpool Road, light spotting, related card affixed to front f.e.p., ex.-libris Probert London. of The Argoed, dark blue lettered cloth backed board, edges of boards very lightly faded, some minor soiling, corners sl. 383. [Dring, Thomas]. A CATALOGUE OF THE LORDS, bumped. £75.00 KNIGHTS, and Gentlemen that have compounded for their Estates. Thomas Dring ... 1655. An attempt to recount, through classicising epic verse, the deeds of the 7th Division in the opening stage of the war. 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. ([A]-[E2]) + (G-[L6]). Without 2 blanks to rear and blanks to front, some browning and creasing, with the 387. Fortescue, The Hon. J.W. A HISTORY OF THE armorial bookplates of Shadwell Court Library and Probert of the BRITISH ARMY. To the Close of the Seven Years' War; From Argoed, old calf boards, some worming to boards, crudely the Close of the Seven Years' War to the Second Peace of Paris, rebacked in old calf. £90.00 1763-1793; From the Fall of the Bastille to the Peace of Amiens, ESTC R20399 ‘Dedication signed: T.D., i.e. Thomas Dring. Signatures: 1789-1801; From the Renewal of the War to the Evacuation of A8-D8 E² G-L8. Last two leaves are blank.’ Rio de la Plata, 1803-1807; From the Expedition to Egypt, 1807, to the Battle of Coruña, January 1809; 1809-1870. Macmillan and 384. Entick, Rev. John. THE GENERAL HISTORY OF THE Co. 1911-35. LATE WAR: Containing its Rise, Progress and Event, in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. And Exhibiting The State of the Vol. 1 Reprint. Vol. 2, 3, 4, (in 2) 5, 2nd Eds. Remaining vols. 1st Belligerent Powers at the Commencement of the War; their Eds. 13 vols. in 14 plus 6 maps vols. thus 20 vols. in total. 235 maps mainly folding on 219 sheets. Original cloth, minor fading Interests and objects in it's Continuation; and Remarks on the and wear, chipped and repaired d/ws. with some loss. £1,000.00 Measures, which led Great Britain to Victory and Conquest. Interspersed with The Character of the able and disinterested ODNB ‘... the product of indefatigable research in original documents, a determination to present a clear, accurate, and readable narrative of Statesman, to whose Wisdom and Integrity, and of the Heroes, to military operations, and a close personal knowledge of the battlefields, whose Courage and Conduct we are indebted for that Naval and which enabled him to elucidate his account with excellent maps ...’ Military Success, which is not to be equalled in the Annals of this, or of any other Nation. And With Accurate Descriptions of 388. Gretton, Lieutenant-Colonel G. le M. and Geoghegan, the Seat of War, the Nature and Importance of our Conquests, and Br. General Stannus. THE CAMPAIGNS AND HISTORY OF of the most remarkable Battles by Sea and Land. Edward and THE ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT I. From 1684 to 1902. Namur, Charles Dilly ... 1765-75. 1695. Blenheim. Ramillies. Oudenarde. Melplaquet. Egypt. 3rd Ed., Corrected. 5 vols. Port. frontiss., 40 engraved plates and China. Pegu. Sevastopol. New Zealand. Afghanistan, 1879-80. ports., 8 folding maps. Upto pp.36 in vol. 3 with marginal Egypt, 1882. Tel-el-Kebir. Nile, 1884-5. South Africa, 1900-02. worming, some light browning, contemporary calf, some wear, II. From 1900 to 1922. Schull Books, County Cork 1997. gilt ruling and gilt lettered title labels to spines, some minor loss Facsimile Reprint of 1911 and 1927 Eds. 2 vols. + map case. across heads of spines with loss to tails of vol. 2 and 4 and sm. Royal 8vo. [xiv] + 462pp. + [xvi] + 207pp. + [i]. Frontiss., 8 plates; with 19 maps on 17 sheets in seperate case including 13

37 folding. Very good in original gilt lettered dark blue cloth, 393. Lloyd, General. A POLITICAL AND MILITARY together in cloth covered slipcase as issued. £125.00 RHAPSODY ON THE INVASION AND DEATH OF GREAT No. 75 of a Limited Edition of 200 Sets. BRITAIN AND IRELAND. To Which is Annexed, An 389. Hammerton, J.A. (Editor). THE WAR ILLUSTRATED. Introduction, and a Short Account of the Author’s Life. T and J. Album de Luxe. The Story of the Great European War told by Egerton 1790. Camera, Pen and Pencil. Chapters by H.G. Wells, Sir Gilbert 2nd Ed. xxxv + 104pp. + [ii]. Folding map, folding plan, folding Parker, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Arthur D. Innes, Major Redway formation plate (all with slight hand colouring). Leading corner etc. Amalgamated Press 1915-19. sl. dampstained throughout with sl. fraying, with the bookplate of 10 vols. 4to. Profusely ills., many colour portraits. Some light Rev. 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Issue 3 with several leaves misbound, some browning, ink stamps to pastedown, later cloth Large 8vo. [xx] + 296pp. Double page pedigree. Some very light backed boards, ink stamp to upper board, manuscript paper title marginal browning, ex.-libris J. Basil Oldham and Probert of The label to spine, some fading and wear. £75.00 Argoed, e.ps. sl. browned, original gilt lettered cloth with blind Das Interessante Blatt was an Austrian magazine which appeared weekly embossed device to both boards, corners sl. bumped, spine from 1882 to 1939. A supplement of the newspaper appeared under the browned and lightly rubbed. £60.00 title the Wiener Bilder, their successor newspaper was the Wiener 395. McCance, Captain S. HISTORY OF THE ROYAL Illustrierte. MUNSTER FUSILIERS From 1652 to 1922 (Disbandment). 391. Jourdain, Lieut.-Colonel H.F.N. and Fraser, Edward. Schull Books, County Cork 1995. THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS. 1st Battalion, Formerly 88th Facsimile Reprint of 1927 Ed. 2 vols. + map case. 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Facsimile Reprint of 1911-23 Ed. 2 vols. + map case. Royal 8vo. 1st Ed. [iv] + 90pp. With pp.(68*-73*) as issued. Folding map, xxii + 437pp. + xii + 234pp. Port. frontiss. (1 in colour), 13 folding plan, folding formation plate (all with light hand colour plates including 2 folding, 75 b/w. plates; with 6 folding colouring, and dated 1779). Some light browning, ex.-libris John maps in seperate case. Very good in original gilt lettered dark Cule, contemporary half calf with marbled boards, gilt lettered blue cloth, together in cloth slipcase as issued. £150.00 roan label to upper board, minor wear to corners and boards, dec. One of a Limited Edition of 200 Sets. blind embossed compartments with double gilt rule edged raised 397. Marder, Arthur J. BRITISH NAVAL POLICY 1880- bands and gilt lettered title label to spine, £750.00 1905. The Anatomy of British Sea Power. Putnam & Co. N.d. Prefacing our copy is an early 5pp. manuscript ‘Extract from General Lloyds History of the Seven Years War‘. c.[1940]. ESTC T147447. ‘Dedication signed: G. Ll., i.e. Henry Lloyd.’ 1st Ed. Large 8vo. [xx] + 580pp. + xv index. E.p. maps, f.e.ps. Henry Humphrey Evans Lloyd (c. 1718–1783). ODNB ‘... best lightly browned, ownership signature, original gilt lettered cloth, remembered as a writer on military strategy. His books include [the lightly soiled and rubbed, spine lightly browned. £90.00 above], in which he set out ways to frustrate a French invasion of Great Britain. After Lloyd's death, British agents allegedly searched his house 398. Maude, Colonel F.N. THE ULM CAMPAIGN 1805. and removed confidential papers. Lloyd's heirs were later paid by the George Allen & Company Ltd. 1912. British government not to publish further editions of his work. 1st Ed. xxxii + 264pp. 7 folding maps and folding order of battle Subsequent editions did appear, however, under a different title, A in pocket at rear. Cancelled ink stamp to front f.e.p., e.ps. lightly Political and Military Rhapsody on the Invasion and Defence of Great browned, faint ink stamp to verso of maps, original red lettered Britain, during the invasion scares of 1794 and 1798 ..’ cloth, some minor soiling, corners sl. bumped, tail of upper board According to the introduction in the ‘Second Edition’ of 1792 this book and spine rubbed with dampstaining at head of spine. £50.00 was not properly published until 1790, when it was given the title of ‘A Special Campaign Series No. 12. Political and Military Rhapsody’. ‘A Very few copies of this publication had been distributed by the Author among his military freinds ... Ever 399. Millett, Allan R. and Murray, Williamson. (Editors). since the suppression of this publication [the above edition] a printed of MILITARY EFFECTIVENESS. I. The First World War. II. The manuscript copy of it has been sought after ... and was considered as a Interwar Period. III. The Second World War. Boston: Allen & valuable acquisition ... a manuscript copy was purchased ... at the price of one hundred guineas ...’ Written during the American War of Unwin 1988. Independence, the book became in great demand with the commencement of the French Revolutionary wars. 38 1st Ed. 3 vols. 10 double-page maps. Good in lightly rubbed cashiered. His fault lay in taking on a task beyond his capacity, for which d/ws. with some minor fading to upper part of d/w. to vol. 3. those who appointed him should have shared the blame. It was also a task, in all probability, beyond the capacity of the British forces ...’ £50.00 Series on Defence and Foreign Policy. 405. Whitton, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Ernest. THE

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Ex.-libris gilt lettered title labels to spines. £250.00 Dame Margaret Boord, marbled e.ps. and edges, a couple of First published in 1728. gatherings sl. sprung in vol. 1, half calf with marbled boards, With the armorial bookplates of George Thomas Orlando Bridgeman JP raised bands gilt motifs and gilt lettered leather title label to faded (1823–1895) Church of England clergyman and antiquary, the second spines. £60.00 son of George Bridgeman, 2nd Earl of Bradford. ESTC T101025. 411. Ashton, John. SOCIAL LIFE IN THE REIGN OF 416. Froissart, Sir John. CHRONICLES of England, France QUEEN ANNE Taken from Original Sources. Chatto & Windus and the Adjoining Countries, From the Latter Part of the Reign of 1882. Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry VI. Newly Translated 1st Ed. 2 vols. [xvi] + 329pp. + [v] blank + xii + 272pp. + [ii] From the best French Editions, with Variations and Additions blank. 84 ills. by the Author from contemporary prints. Ex.-libris from many celebrated Manuscripts by Thomas Johnes. [Vol 4 Dame Margaret Boord, contemporary ownership inscription, bound with] MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN marbled e.ps. and edges, half calf with marbled boards, raised FROISSART: To Which is added, Some Account of the bands gilt motifs and gilt lettered leather title label to faded Manuscript of His Chronicle in the Elizabethan Library at spines. £85.00 Breslau, and a Complete Index. The Hafod Press By James 412. Brown, Horatio F. VENICE. An Historical Sketch of the Henderson ... 1803-4-5-10. Republic. London: Percival and Co. 1893. 1st Johnes Ed. 5 vols. bound in 4. 4to. xxiv + 835pp. + xxvi + [xxiv] + 434pp. Folding plan frontis., 4 folding maps. Ex.-libris 744pp. + xx + 656pp. + 692pp. [With] Life [iv] + 221pp. + [iii]. 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Translations from the German Wilhelm tail of joint of vol. 4., vol. 1 discreetly rebacked with original Meister’s Apprenticeship and Travels (2 vols.). Critical and spine laid down, a.e.g., handsome set. £1,500.00 Miscellaneous Essays Collected and republished (4 vols). Latter- With the bookplates of Mary Ann Cotton Sheppard, wife of Baronet Sir Day Pamphlets. Life of Friedrich Schiller [and] Life of John Thomas Cotton Sheppard. Sterling (1851). Translations from the German Musæus, Tieck, Lowndes 843; Brunet (1861) 1407. Richter (1827). Chartism Past and Present. Sartor Resartus (1831) ODNB ‘... Despite Johnes's rather tame (and in Walter Scott's words, [and] Lectures on Heroes (1840). Chapman and Hall 1869-72 'over-genteel') style, he remains the only man to have undertaken the and N.d. c.[1860s]. formidable task of translating Froissart's Chronicles in their entirety, Reprint. 23 vols. [only]. 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From the British occupation writings and translations. Set up presumably early in 1803 at about a of Egypt to the opening of Parliament, 1895. The text revised mile and a half from the house, with the careful craftsman James throughout, and profusely illustrated with new and original Henderson employed as printer during the seven years of its existence. It drawings by the best artists. Cassell and Company, Limited N.d. was here that the above work was the first printed output of the press in c.[1887-1895]. four instalments from 1803 onwards, and ‘Memoirs of the life of Sir John Froissart’ in 1810. Jubilee Edition. 8 vols. Sm. 4to. Profusely illus. with new and original drawings by the best artists. Some very light marginal 417. Froissart, Sir John. CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND, browning, several f.e.ps. browned with some spotting to prelims., FRANCE, SPAIN, and the Adjoining Countries, from the Latter contemporary ownership signature to each vol., original gilt part of the Reign of Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry IV. 40 Translated from the French Editions, with Variations and rear; various manuscript notations and relevant printed material affixed Additions from Many Celebrated Mss. By Thomas Johnes. To to rear end papers; Which are Prefixed, a Life of the Author, an Essay on His Works, ODNB ‘... [the above work] of which there were further posthumous and a Criticism on his History. George Routledge and Sons 1874. enlarged editions, was to remain the standard textbook on English heraldry until the second half of the eighteenth century, and it is still 2 vols. Large 8vo. xlvii + 768pp. + xviii + 733pp. Colour dec. regularly used by working heralds in the twenty-first century ...’ half title to vol. 1., numerous ills. 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Macmillan and Co. 1897. xx + 422pp. Members ‘John Pym, John Hampden, Denzil Holles, Arthur Haselrig and Port. of Savonarola engraved by C.H. Jeens, numerous ills. from William Strode‘ on pp.11, filling in details of further events and specific drawings by Professor Delamotte. [And]. THE MAKERS OF dates throughout the work etc., concluding with a lengthy epitaph to first MODERN ROME. In four Books I. Honourable Women not a rear blank. Few. II. The Popes Who Made the Papacy. III. Lo Popolo and the ESTC R18413. ‘Originally attributed to Charles I, but, according to Tribune of the People. IV. The Popes Who Made the City. Madan (p. 125-33), it was written by John Gauden, who probably Macmillan and Co. 1897. xvii + 618pp. Numerous ills. by Henry included some authentic writings of the King. First two words of title in P. Riviere and Joseph Pennell. Macmillan and Co. 1894. Greek characters. With an allegorical portrait frontispiece (A1v) signed: R White sculp. 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420. Guillim, John. A DISPLAY OF HERALDRIE: 2 parts in 1 vol. Sm. folio. [ii] + 339pp. + [i] blank + 227pp. + [i] Manifesting A more easie accesse to the knowledge thereof that blank. Dec. initial letters. Latin text. Signature G with sm. hole hath beene hitherto published by any, through the benefit of affecting page no., early neat manuscript note in Latin to verso of Methods. Whereinto it is now reduced by the study and industry t.p., some light browning, light waterstain across leading corner of ... Printed by Thomas Cotes for Jacob Blome 1638. affecting part of Part II., marbled e.ps., workmanlike late C19th 3rd Ed. Corrected and much enlarged by the author himselfe in half morocco with cloth boards, some rubbing to corners, some his life time: Together with his owne Addition of explaining the marking to cloth, gilt motifs and gilt lettered to spine. £1,000.00 Termes of Hawking and Hunting, for the use and delight of With the armorial bookplate of The Hon. Sir James Liege Hulett (1838– 1928) British sugar magnate, politician and philanthropist in Colony of Gentlemen. Sm. folio. [xvi] + pp.(1-167) + pp. (170-433). + [i] Natal, South Africa. blank. Dec. device to t.p., dec. head and tail pieces, numerous ESTC S114410 ‘Book 1, covering through the year 1066, follows closely woodcuts including several hand coloured (1 full page ill. at pp. the "Historia major" of Matthew Paris. Book 2 is an abridgment from the 425 shaved along fore-edge sl. affecting image, and full page ill. same work, with additions, covering 1067-1307. The additions from at pp.42. untrimmed and with resultant chipping), some light 1259-1273 have been attributed to William Rishanger. "Matthæus browning, tear to t.p. taped to verso, signature Ccc2 with central Westmonasteriensis" is a fictitious name traditionally assigned to this hole about 1cm with loss to text, contemporary panelled speckled compilation. The "Historia major" is based on an earlier work by Roger calf, minor wear to corners, faint gilt lettered elephants and gilt of Wendover also known as "Flores historiarum", probably based in turn lettered title label to spine with loss across head. £900.00 on an earlier St. Albans chronicle. See Vaughan, Richard. "Matthew Paris" (Cambridge, 1958). Edited by Matthew Parker. Printer’s name ESTC S120342. ‘Misattributed to John Barkham. Copies lacking quire from STC. Title within cartouche. "Incipit liber secundus, de coronatione (a) (commendatory verses) may represent early states (STC addendum).’ regis Wilhelmi primi, conquæstoris." (caption title) has separate Present in our copy. STC (2nd ed. and addendum), 12503 pagination beginning on 3A1r. Running title reads: Flores historiarum. With relevant catalogue descriptions and manuscript notes to front STC (2nd ed.), 17652.’ pastedown; With a useful neat 4pp. manuscript ‘Alphabetical Table’ to

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426. Stubbs, William. (Editor). ITINERARIUM high-tory, and nonjuring in character—contained the names of many Jacobite subscribers; these included the earl of Orrery and Lord North PEREGRINORUM ET GESTA REGIS RICARDI; Auctore, ut and Grey, both imprisoned in the aftermath of the Atterbury plot. videtur. Ricardo, Canonico Sanctæ Trinitatis Londoniensis. However, the Jacobite antiquary Thomas Hearne thought as little of the Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts and Green 1864-5. Life of Wolsey—'a very indifferent Thing'—as he did of the abilities of the 2 vols. Royal 8vo. [xcii] + 468pp. + 15pp. + [i] blank + [xcii] + author: 'Dr Fiddes is a mercenary, careless Writer and will do anything 573pp. + [i] blank + 16pp. Latin text. Ex.-lib. with label to front for lucre, as I have been told' (Remarks, 8.274) ...’ pastedown, blind embossed and ink stamp to t.ps., occasional ink 430. Woodward, John. A TREATISE ON HERALDRY stamp throughout, lower hinges tender, light marginal browning, British and Foreign. With English and French Glossaries. W & A original gilt lettered cloth backed boards some soiling, boards K Johnston 1896. rubbed, wear to edges and corners, ms. nos. written in black ink New and Enlarged Ed. 2 vols. xx + [i] + 489pp. + ix + 525pp. to spines. £50.00 With 6pp. Subscribers. Rubric t.ps. 119 text ills., 66 plates mainly Rerum Britannicarum Medii ævi Scriptores, or Chronicles and colour. Some light browning, dec. e.ps., original cloth with Memorials of Great Britain and Ireland during the Middle Ages. chipped paper title labels, minor soiling, spines bumped. £135.00 427. Turner, Sharon. HISTORY OF ENGLAND, From the Limited to 325 Copies of which 300 only will be offered for sale. Norman Conquest, to the Accession of Edward the First. From With the armorial bookplates of Harry Percy Boord (1628-1923) of the Accession of Edward the First, to the Death of Henry the Batcombe Somerset.

Fifth. Comprizing the Reigns of Henry VI., Edward IV., Edward NATURAL HISTORY AND SPORT V., Richard III., and Henry VII. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown 1814-23. 3 vols. 4to. Some sporadic spotting throughout, upper hinge 431. Alcock, C. W. (Editor). FAMOUS CRICKETERS and tender to vol. 3, half straight-grained morocco with marbled Cricket Grounds. Hudson & Kearns N.d. c.[1895]. boards, sl. rubbed, corners bumped with sl. wear, joints tender 1st Ed. 4to. Profusely ills throughout. Some light browning, with upper board to vol. 3 sl. shaken, gilt ruled bands and gilt title contemporary half morocco with gilt lettered cloth boards, to rubbed spines with sl. wear at head and tail. £75.00 scuffing with loss to corners and joints, joints cracked, spine repaired. £65.00 428. Watson, Richard. ANECDOTES OF THE LIFE OF ... BISHOP OF LLANDAFF; Witten by Himself at Different 432. Amuchástegui, Axel. SOME BIRDS AND MAMMALS Intervals, and Revised in 1814. Published by His Son, Richard OF SOUTH AMERICA. With an Introduction by Sacheverell Watson. T. Cadell and W. Davies ... 1818. Sitwell and descriptive text by Carlos Selva Andrade. Tryon 2nd Ed. 2 vols. T.p. + 440pp. + T.p. + 476pp. Half title present. Gallery London 1966. Port. frontis. engraved by W.T. Fry after Romney. Browning, Folio. [x]pp. Colour frontis. and 16 colour plates each with contemporary half calf with marbled boards, minor wear to descriptive letterpress leaf. E.ps. sl. browned, gilt lettered extremities, gilt rule edged compartments with gilt lettered title morocco backed marbled boards, some wear to corners, in sl. label to spines. £150.00 worn and marked slipcase. £300.00 Richard Watson, (1737–1816). No. 166 of a Signed Limited Edition of 300 Copies, with the Artists With the vignette ownership leaves of W.C. Hewitson bound in to each Signature (initials) to Limitation leaf, and an inscription and original volume (detached from volume 2). grey pencil sketch of (probably) a Red-crested Cardinal, inscribed ‘To Chappie Snowden AA.’ William Chapman Hewitson (1806-1878) British naturalist, Author. Hewitson was particularly devoted to the Coleoptera and the 433. [Anon]. THE COMPLETE GRAZIER. or, gentleman and Lepidoptera and, also, to bird's nests and eggs. His collection of farmer’s directory. Containing the best instructions for buying, butterflies, collected by him as well as purchased from travellers breeding, and feeding cattle, sheep and hogs ... Written by a 42 country gentleman, and originally designed for private use. 1st Ed.Sm. 4to. viii + 116pp. 40 photogravure plates. Some light Written by a Country Gentleman, and originally designed for browning, original cloth backed gilt lettered brown buckram Private Use. Printed for J. Almon ... 1776. boards, rebacked with much of original gilt lettered spine laid 4th Ed. Sm. 8vo. viii + 252pp. + xv. Unopened. Ink stamp to down, t.e.g. £250.00 prelims., browning and sl. soiling, ex.-libris J.R.H. Probert, With the signature of ‘Helen Bourne? 14.12.26.’ and highlighted in pen inscriptions, crude and unattractive early calf backed boards, and pencil on three pages of the work are references to Walter William some wear. £75.00 Bourne who was the founder of the Department store Bourne and ESTC T122558. Hollingsworth, and a keen breeder and exhibitor. Volume 2 continuing with 1916-31 was published in 1932. 434. Balfour-Browne, V.R. THE STALKING LETTERS AND Number 107 of a Limited Edition of 600 Copies.

SKETCHES of ... Introduced by Cuthbert Fitzherbert. Antony 439. Bradley, R. A GENERAL TREATISE OF HUSBANDRY Atha Publishers Rugby 1978. AND GARDENING; Containing a new system of vegetation: 1st Ed. Landscape 4to. 135pp. Profusely ills. by sketches, 12 illustrated with many observations and experiments. In two colour plates. Gilt rule edged morocco backed cloth boards, gilt volumes. Formerly publish’d monthly, and now methodiz’d and lettering and head of a stag to upper board, t.e.g., enclosed in digested under proper heads, with additions and great alterations. matching slipcase with gilt head of a stag. £175.00 In four parts. Part I. Concerning the Improvement of Land, by No. 756 of a Limited Edition of 950 Copies. fertilizing bad Soils. Of stocking of Farms with Cattle, Poultry, With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) Fish, Bees, Grasses, Grain, Cyder, &c. Part II. Instructions to a English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting Gardener, wherein is demonstrated the Circulation of Sap, the dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many Generation of Plants, the Nature of Soil, Air and Situation. Of the celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He Profits arising from planting and raising Timber. Part III. Of the authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research Management of Fruit Trees, with particular Observations relating on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. to Grafting, Inarching and Inoculating. Part IV. Remarks on the Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he Disposition of Gardens in general. Of the Method of managing arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. Exotick Plants and Flowers, and naturalizing them to our Climate;

435. [Ball, John]. THE FARMER’S COMPLEAT GUIDE, with an Account of Stoves, and artificial Heats Printed for T. Through all the Articles of his Profession; The Laying Out, Woodward ... 1726. Proportioning, and Cropping His Ground; And The Rules for 2nd Ed. 2 vols. [xvi] + 427pp. + [v] + [viii] + 479pp. 17 folding Purchasing, Managing, and Preserving his Stock. In Particular ... copper plates (1 repaired). Portion lacking across head of first Printed for G. Kearsley ... 1760. page of ded., some light browning, handsomely rebound in 1st Ed. vi + 418pp. Spotting to fore-edge, light browning, hinges modern half calf with marbled boards, blind ruling with gilt cracked, contemporary double gilt rule edged calf, worn with lettered title labels to spines. £495.00 spine crudely taped, ugly. £75.00 ESTC T73156. ‘Vol. 1 printed by William Bowyer; his records show 1000 ESTC T56256 ‘Sometimes attributed to John Ball. NUC attributes to copies printed. Vol. 2 printed by James Bettenham.’ Ball, but ef. Fussell.’ Henrey, 486; Goldsmiths’, 6431; Hanson, 2885n; Maslen & Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers, 1160. 436. Bannerman, David Armitage. THE BIRDS OF THE First published in parts 1721-23, then reissued in 1724 in three volumes. BRITISH ISLES. Volume 5 [only of 12]. Oliver and Boyd 1956. Richard Bradley (1688?–1732), botanist and writer. ODNB ‘... Some of 1st Ed. 4to. xiii + 350pp. 34 colour plates by George Lodge. his many publications in horticultural periodicals contain original observations ...’ Original bright gilt lettered green cloth, chipped d/w. £60.00 Diurnal birds of prey, falcons, eagles, buzzards, harriers, goshawks, 440. Breadalbanc, Marchioness of. THE HIGH TOPS OF kites, vultures, eagles, buzzards, harriers, goshawks, kites, vultures, BLACK MOUNT. Illustrated by Ian Oates. Introduction by honey-buzzard, osprey. Robin Fleming. Antony Atha Publishers Rugby 1987.

437. Bateman, James (Editor). A SECOND CENTURY OF New Ed. Landscape 4to. 155pp. Over 100 ills. from pencil ORCHIDACEOUS PLANTS. Selected from the Subjects sketches, 16 colour plates. Marbled e.ps., bound in full chieftian Published in ‘Curtis Botanical Magazine’ Since the Issue of the morocco goatskin, gilt rule edged boards with gold leaf stag head ‘First Century.’ L. Reeve & Co. 1867. to upper board, gilt fillet raised bands with gilt ruling and letting 1st Ed. 4to. viiipp. 100 hand coloured lithographs by W.H. Fitch, to spine, a.e.g., dec. matching cloth solander box lined with each with a letterpress leaf. Some light browning, sm. nameplate, marbled paper and gold blocked. £250.00 remains of label adhesion to pastedowns, minor tears neatly No. 36 of a Limited Edition of 50 Subscription Copies of a Larger silked to front f.e.p. and half title, original bright gilt lettered Limitation of 275 Copies. cloth, recased with skilful repairs to spine. £4,000.00 Signed by Ian Oates and Robin Fleming. With an original sketch of a Man and his Pony walking down the hill by First edition of Bateman's continuation of Sir William Jackson Hooker's Ian Oates. ‘A Century of Orchidaceous Plants’, published by Reeve in 1846. Many With the first sheet of typed letter from the Publisher regarding the of the species described are cool-climate orchids, and the present work proposed publication and limitation etc. covers the period when the group was embraced with renewed With an acknowledging TLS from the Publisher to Dr Copeman enthusiasm. BM(NH) I, p.109; Great Flower Books (1990), p.73; Nissen From the library of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) BBI 87 Stafleu & Cowan 344 ‘Jackson indicates the book was published English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was in parts between 1864-1870’; Jackson p.138; Langman p..117; Kew 1. consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting p176; dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many With the bookplate of G? Whiteaway of Feltham Lodge Feltham, of the celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He Whiteaway cider family. authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research 438. Bennett, Geoffrey D.S. FAMOUS HARNESS HORSES. on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. Illustrated by W.A. Rouch. With a Foreword by Bertram W. Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. Mills. Volume 1 1900-1915 [All published]. Welbecson Press 1926. 43 441. Buffon’s NATURAL HISTORY. Carefully abridged, in 4 vols. Port. frontiss. Gilt ruled green buckram with gilt profiles four parts. Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles. London: Joseph Smith to upper boards, gilt lettered labels to spines, together in slipcase. N.d. c.[1835]. £50.00 Thick 12mo. 534pp. + xv Index. Folding frontis., vignette t.p., 447. Decker, Wolfgang. SPORTS AND GAMES OF with nearly 100 wood engravings. Contemporary ownership ANCIENT EGYPT. Translated by Allen Guttmann. Yale inscription to front f.e.p. and with ink annotations to lower e.ps., University Press 1992. some mainly marginal light browning and spotting, lower f.e.ps. sl. chipped, gilt lettered blind embossed cloth lightly soiled and English Ed. [xii] + 212pp. Dec. t.p., 132 ills. with photos., drawings etc. Good in lightly rubbed d/w. £150.00 rubbed, corners and head and tail of spine sl. bumped. £75.00

442. Byng, Arthur H. and Stephens, Stephen M. (Editors). 448. Dicks, John. THE NEW GARDENER’S DICTIONARY; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ENGLISH GAMEKEEPER Or Whole Art of Gardening, Fully and Accurately Displayed; (John Wilkins, of Stanstead, Essex). London: T. Fisher Unwin Containing The most approved Methods of cultivating all Kinds 1892. of Trees, Plants, and Flowers; With Ample Directions for performing all the Operations in Gardening; Whether they relate 2nd Revised Ed. 441pp. + [i] + [vi] adverts. Port. frontis., 5 to I. The Hot-House, II. The Green-House, III. The Shrubbery, plates. Some very light marginal browning, edges of e.ps. and IV. The Kitchen-Garden, V. The Flower-Garden, or VI. The front f.e.p. sl. faded, hinges cracked but firm with selotape stain Fruit-Garden. 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Full of t.p. sporadically affecting plates and text, contemporary half bound in blue leather with gold ruling lettering and an image of a mottled calf with marbled board, label removed from centre of stag to upper board, gold lettering to spine, t.e.g., in gilt dec. cloth upper board with loss to marbled paper, rubbed with some wear slipcase. £175.00 to boards, gilt ruling to rubbed spine with thin crack to tail of No. 15 of a Limited Edition of 525 Copies. lower joint. £500.00 Foreword signed by Colonel Sir Donald Cameron of Lochiel. ESTC T114719. ‘Published in 60 parts from November 1769. A reissue of With the prospectus loosely inserted. the original edition of 1769, with a cancel titlepage.’ From the library of of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) Henrey, B. 628.’Some copies of the above work have a title-page English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was reading: A new gardeners dictionary ... Printed for Francis Blyth.. T. consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting Evans .. and J. Coote ... 1769. dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many Loudon An encyclopaedia of gardening, 1107 (1824 records): ‘1769 ... A celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He new gardener’s dictionary ... In 60 numbers .. completed 1771.’ authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research Number 1 was published 11 November 1769 ...’ on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. The frontispiece and thirteen plates of plants were also published in Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he Hanbury’s Complete body of planting and gardening. arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. 449. Dixon, Charles. THE GAME BIRDS AND WILD FOWL 444. Crealock, Lieut.-General Henry Hope. DEER- OF THE BRITISH ISLANDS. Sheffield, Pawson & Brailsford ... STALKING in the Highlands of Scotland. Edited by hs Brother 1900. Major-General John North Crealock. Antony Atha Publishers 2nd Ed., enlarged improved and thoroughly revised by the Ltd., Twickenham 1981. Author. Sm. 4to. xxviii + 476pp. 41 chromolitho. plates drawn Facsimile Reprint. Elephant Folio. xviii + 194pp. 40 full-page specially for this edition by Charles Whymper. Some light plates and numerous text ills. reproduced from drawings by the browning, original pictorial cloth, minor marking and soiling, author. Very good in original gilt lettered cloth with gilt ruling rubbed in part. £150.00 and gilt illus. to upper board. £300.00 Beautifully illustrated. No. 162 of a Limited Edition of 255 Copies. With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was 445. Daniel, Rev. Wm. B. RURAL SPORTS. Supplementary consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting volume [only]. B & R Crosby ... 1813. dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many 1st Ed. 4to. [xi] + 507pp. + [xx]. Including [viii] Subscribers list. celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He Engraved t.p. Engraved port. frontis., 4 engraved plates (1 not as authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research listed). Light browning, with the armorial bookplate of Probert of on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. The Argoed loosely inserted and with Proberts inscription, crude Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. paper covered boards, soiled. £50.00 450. Duncan, P. Martin. (Editor). CASSELL’S NATURAL 446. Darwin, Charles. THE ESSENTIAL DARWIN. The HISTORY. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co. c.[1877]-1883. Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex. A Naturalist’s Voyage Journal of Researches into the Natural History and 6 vols. in 3. Sm. 4to. 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Man and Animals. Folio Society 1990. 451. Fulton, Robert. THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF PIGEONS. With Standards for Judging. Edited by Lewis Wright. 44 Cassell Petter & Galpin London, Paris & New York N.d. c.[1874- 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. T.p. + 450pp. Numerous woodcuts throughout. 6]. Ownership inscription, lower leading corner of p.35-36 chipped 1st Ed. 4to. viii + 392pp. 71 figures, 49 chromolitho. plates [only with loss not affecting text, gilt lettered blind embossed cloth of 50]. Some light browning, repair to verso of one plate, front lightly rubbed, corners sl. bumped with light fading to edges, f.e.p. lacking upper leading corner, contemporary gilt rule edged spine faded. £75.00 half morocco with cloth boards, lightly faded and soiled, gilt 455. Grey, Zane. TALES OF SWORDFISH AND TUNA. motifs and lettering to sl. rubbed spine. £300.00 Hodder & Stoughton 1927. Apparently originally published in parts. This copy appears to be the first edition in bookform as in 1878 Cassell Petter & Galpin, became Cassell, 1st Ed. Sm. 4to. [xii] + 203pp. + [iii] blank. Port. frontis., vignette Petter, Galpin & Company. t.p., 90 ills. from photos. taken by the author and from drawings by Frank E. Phares. Illus. e.ps. lightly browned, t.p. and half-title 452. Fur Feather and Fin Series. [COMPLETE SET OF 12 very lightly spotted, original gilt lettered cloth with gilt swordfish VOLUMES OF THE FUR FEATHER AND FIN SERIES.] THE device to upper board, some minor soiling and rubbed, fore-edge PARTRIDGE. Natural History by the Rev. H.A. Macpherson. of upper board sl. warped, head and tail of spine sl. bumped. Shooting by A.J. Stuart-Wortley. Cookery by George Saintsbury. £100.00 1896. 3rd Ed. [And] THE GROUSE. Natural History by the Rev. H.A. Macpherson. Shooting by A.J. Stuart-Wortley. Cookery by 456. Grimble, A. DEER-STALKING AND THE DEER George Saintsbury. 1895. 2nd Ed. [And] THE PHEASANT. FORESTS OF SCOTLAND. Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Natural History by The Rev. H.A. Macpherson. Shooting by A.J. Co. 1901. Stuart-Wortley. Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. 1904. 3rd 1st Ed. 4to. xiii + 343pp. 26 plates by Archibald Thorburn and Impression. [And] THE HARE. Natural History by the Rev. H.A. others. 5 plates with progressive pink stain to head, some light Macpherson. Shooting by The Hon. Gerald Lascelles. Coursing browning, pencil inscription to pastedown, with the armorial by Charles Richardson. Hunting by J.S. Gibbons and G.H bookplate of Charles John Cecil Grant, original gilt lettered Longman. Cookery by Col. Kenney Herbert. 1903. 2nd vellum backed boards, soiled, some wear to corners. £150.00 Impression. [And]. WILD-FOWL by L.H. de Visme Shaw. With 457. Guenon, F. MILCH COWS. A Treatise upon the Bovine Chapters on Shooting the Duck and the Goose by W.H. Pope. Species in General. Translated from the last and enlarged Edition Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. 1905. 1st Ed. Recased with of ... by Thos. J. Hand. New York: Orange Judd Company 1919. new e.ps. [And] RED DEER. Natural History by The Rev. H.A. Macpherson. Deer-Stalking by Cameron of Lochiel. Stag-Hunting Sm. slim 8vo. 131pp. + [i] blank + [iv] adverts. Port. frontis., by Viscount Ebrington. Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. numerous ills. F.e.ps. lightly browned, some very light occasional 1896. 1st Ed. [And] THE SALMON. By the Hon. A.E. Gathorne- spotting, original gilt lettered cloth, some minor fading to edges. Hardy. With Chapters on the Law of Salmon Fishing by Laud £50.00

Douglas Pennant. Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. 1898. 1st 458. Hammond, P.M. THE BOOK OF THE PISCATORIAL Ed. [And] THE RABBIT By James Edmund Harting. With a SOCIETY 1836-1936. Preface by Robert H.M.S. Saundby. Chapter on Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. 1898. 1st Ed. Piscatorial Society 1936. [And] THE FOX by Thomas F. Dale. 1906. 1st Ed. [And] SNIPE 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. [x] + 128pp. Colour frontis., 34 b/w. plates AND WOODCOCK by L.H. de Visme Shaw. With Chapters on mainly from photos. Ownership inscription, sporadic spotting and Snipe and Woodcock in Ireland by Richard J. Ussher. Cookery by occasional thumbing, ink scribbles to p.67 and 75, e.ps. lightly Alexander Innes Shand. 1904. 2nd Impression. [And] PIKE AND browned, gilt lettered full morocco with gilt fish device to upper PERCH by Wiliam Senior. With Chapters by John Bickerdyke board, some minor soiling and rubbing, spine faded and rubbed, and W.H. Pope. Cookery by Alexander Innes Shand. 1900. 1st t.e.g. £75.00 Ed. [And] THE TROUT By the Marquess of Granby. With Chapters on Breeding by Colonel F.H. Custance. Cookery by 459. Hawker, Lt. Col. P. INSTRUCTIONS TO YOUNG Alexander Innes Shand. 1904. New Impression. Longmans, SPORTSMEN In All That Relates to Guns and Shooting. Green and Co. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green 1830. Mixed Eds. 12 vols. Sm. 8vo. Profusely ills. Some light 6th Ed. Corrected, Enlarged and Improved; 16pp. publ. list + xx + browning, original red lettered pictorial fawn cloth, some wear 480pp + 32pp. Engraved frontis., engraved port., 5 plates, ills. mainly to sl. bumped spines with some darkening and marking to Some light browning, early cloth, lower joint repaired, head and tails, spines to Partridge and Wild Fowl sl. faded. £350.00 tail of upper joint cracked, loss across head of spine, remains of With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) gilt lettered title label to spine. £90.00 English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting 460. Hayes, M. Horace. ILLUSTRATED HORSE dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many BREAKING. W. Thacker & Co. 1896. celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He 2nd Ed. (re-written and greatly enlarged). xxiv + 381pp. + [iii] authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research blank + 8pp. adverts dated November 1895 + 40pp. adverts. dated on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. September 1894. 124 ills. by J.H. Oswald Brown, and by photos. Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he specially taken. Ex.-libris Probert of The Argoed and with arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. inscription, upper hinge cracked but firm, upper e.ps. lightly 453. Gilbey, Sir Walter. PONIES Past and Present. Vinton & spotted, original gilt lettered cloth, fore-edge of boards very Co., Ltd. 1900. lightly dampspotted with sl. loss of gilt to upper board in part, 1st Ed. [viii] + 112pp. 8 plates. Advert. leaf affixed to lower spine browned. £50.00 pastedown, some sporadic light mainly marginal spotting, 461. Lotka, Alfred J. ELEMENTS OF PHYSICAL original bright gilt lettered cloth with gilt illus. to upper board, BIOLOGY. Baltimore Williams & Wilkins Co. 1925. a.e.g. £50.00 1st Ed. xxx + 460pp. + [iv]. 5 folding charts, 36 tables, 72 figures. 454. Gosse, Philip Henry. A TEXT-BOOK OF ZOOLOGY, Some light browning, from the library of Jack Meadows, original for Schools. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 1851. 45 blue cloth, very lightly discoloured to boards, spine sl. rubbed and With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) faded. £135.00 English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was Extending the work of Pierre François Verhulst. His first book consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting summarizes his previous work and organizes his ideas of unity and dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many universality of physical laws, making his works accessible to other celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He scientists. authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. 462. Marchington, John (Compiler). A PORTRAIT OF Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he SHOOTING. Antony Atha Publishers and the Game arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge.

Conservancy Rugby 1979. 466. Morris, Rev. F.O. A HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS 1st Ed. Landscape 4to. 252pp. 12 colour plates, profusely ills. John C. Nimmo 1903. Inner gilt tooled turn-ins, full leather with gilt ills. to upper board, 5th Ed. Revised and Brought Up to Date, With an Appendix of gilt lettered spine, a.e.g., enclosed in matching green cloth Recently Added Species and with Four Hundred Plates Specially slipcase with gilt ills., minor marking. £180.00 Corrected For this Edition, and All Coloured in Hand. 6 vols. No. 10 of a Limited Edition of 150 full leather bound copies signed by the Royal 8vo. 400 hand coloured plates. Light browning to edges, Author of a Larger Limitation of 1100 copies in all. Illustrations taken from works of B.B., Bewick, Charles Whymper etc. marbled e.ps., handsomely bound by Bayntuns in gilt rule edged half morocco with cloth boards, gilt tooled raised bands with gilt 463. Millais, John Guille. GAME BIRDS AND SHOOTING- birds to compartments and gilt lettering to spines, sl. sunning and SKETCHES; Illustrating the Habits, Modes of Capture, Stages of sl. wear to spines, t.e.g. £750.00 Plumage, and the Hybrids and Varieties Which Occur Amongst Nice set of this key work. Them. Henry Sotheran & Co. 1892. 467. Morris, Rev. F.O. A HISTORY OF BRITISH 1st Ed. 4to. [xii] + 72pp. Port. frontis. of Thomas Bewick, 16 BUTTERFLIES. George Routledge and Sons 1904. chromolitho. plates, 18 autotype plates, 30 woodcuts. Some light browning, contemporary half straight grain morocco with cloth 9th Ed. Royal 8vo. viii + 234pp. + [i]. 79 plates specially boards, title in gilt to upper board, leading corners sl. bumped, corrected for this edition all coloured by hand, 2 plain plates. gilt lettered spine sl. rubbed, minor wear and marking with sl. Signature of S. Monckton Copeman, some very light browning, fading in part, t.e.g., handsome volume. £450.00 original bright green cloth with gilt vignette to upper board, gilt Superbly illustrated. lettering and gilt vignette to bumped spine with closed split across Signed bookplate of James Cowan Smith featuring his ‘famous dog head. £200.00 Calum’. With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) Callum was a Dandie Dinmont terrier owned by Mr James Cowan Smith English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was who bequeathed £55,000 to the National Gallery of Scotland in 1919 on consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting the condition that a picture of his dog Callum be on display permanently! dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many From the library of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research 468. Morris, Rev. F.O. A NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he MOTHS, Accurately delineating every known species, with the arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. English as well as scientific names, accompanied by full descriptions, date of appearance, lists of the localities they haunt, From the Library of Colonel R. Meinertzhagen their food in the caterpillar state, and other features of their habits and modes of existence, etc. etc. Bell and Daldy 1872. 464. Millais, J.G. THE MAMMALS OF GREAT BRITAIN 4 vols. Large 8vo. Nearly 2000 exquisitely coloured specimens AND IRELAND. Longmans, Green and Co. 1904-6. on 132 lithographic plates touched up by hand. Some light 1st Ed. 3 vols. Royal 4to. 4pp. Subscribers list. 62 photogravures browning, original bright green blind embossed cloth with moth by the Author, H. Grönvold, G.E. Lodge and from photographs; to boards in gilt to upper board, very sl. soiling, spines sl. 62 colour plates by the Author, Archibald Thorburn, H.W.B. bumped. £350.00 Davis, and G.E. Lodge including 29 chromolithos.; 149 b/w. ODNB ‘... Of all his publications, Morris was perhaps best known for his plates by the Author and from photographs. Some very light voluminous, illustrated books on natural history ... In all his work on browning, occasionally minor signs of adhesion to the natural history he espoused the belief that his studies 'infallibly lead from chromolithos., gilt lettered gilt ruled navy blue buckram backed the works of nature up to the God of Nature' ...’ cloth, spines faded, minor wear, t.e.g. £450.00 With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was No. 497 of a Limited Edition of 1025 Copies. consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting All three volumes with the bookplate of Colonel R. Meinertzhagen, who is dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many listed as one of the subscribers. celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He A monumental publication, superbly illustrated by the leading natural authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research history artists of that time. A fitting tribute to the wonderful and diverse on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. fauna of the British Isles, unsurpassed to this day. Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he 465. Millais, John Guille. THE WILDFOWLER IN arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge.

SCOTLAND. Longmans, Green and Co. 1901. 469. New Naturalist No. 20. THE WOOD-PIGEON. By R.K. 1st Ed. 4to. xv + 167pp. Photogravure frontis. after a drawing by Murton. Collins 1965. Sir J.E. Millais, 8 photogravure plates, 2 colour plates, 50 ills. 1st Ed. 256pp. 39 b/w. photos. and 22 text figures. Sm. from the Author’s drawings and from photos. Some light unobtrusive ownership inscription, good in d/w. very lightly browning, gilt rule edged half japon with grey boards, some sl. browned to spine and lower part of d/w. £50.00 staining, spine sl. creased and marked, t.e.g. £140.00 46 470. Ogilvie-Grant, W.R. A HAND-BOOK TO THE GAME- feeding and general management of stallions, brood mares and BIRDS. Sand-Grouse, Partridges, Pheasants, Megapodes, foals. Chicago: Breeder’s Gazette Print 1917. Curassows, Hoatzins, Bustard-Quails. Preface by R. Bowdler 1st Ed. 602pp. Profusely illus. from photos., map. Sl. shaken, Sharpe. Edward Lloyd Limited 1896-7. contemporary ownership inscription, original gilt lettered cloth, 2 vols. [xvi] + 304pp. + [xvi] + 316pp. 42 colour plates, several some minor soiling and rubbing, spine darkened. £50.00 figures. F.e.ps. lightly browned, from the library of Jack Meadows, original gilt lettered cloth, some minor soiling and 474. Scott, Peter. [ORIGINAL PEN AND INK SKETCH OF A rubbing, lower board of vol. 2 sl. dampstained, spines faded and CHAMELEON] 19.5cm x 23cm signed ‘Peter Scott Arusha 22nd stained to tail of spine of vol. 2. £60.00 February 1962.’ Glazed and in gilded frame measuring 33cm x 34cm. Lloyd’s Natural History. [Together with]. Scott, Peter. TRAVELS DIARIES OF A 471. Pye, Henry James. THE SPORTSMAN’S NATURALIST. 1st Ed. 2 vols. Royal 8vo. Fully ills. in colour. DICTIONARY; Containing Instructions for Various Methods to Sl. rubbed d/ws. With relevant cuttings and literature. £450.00 be Observed in Riding, Hunting, Fowling, Setting, Fishing, In September 1961 Sir Peter Scott attended a conference in Arusha (then Racing, Farriery, Hawking, Breeding and Feeding Horses for the still Tanganyika, present day Tanzania) called the Symposium on the Road and Turf; the Management of Dogs, Game and Dunghill- Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources in Modern African States. Cocks, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Doves, Singing Birds, Etc. and In February of the following year he returned to Arusha and on a journey the Manner of Curing their Various Diseases and Accidents. to the Serengeti Plains, just past the entrance to the Ngorongoro Improved and Enlarged by ... John Stockdale 1807. Conservation Area, ‘we found a very interesting (and as yet unidentified) Chameleon ... it became know as the Oldeani Monster ...’ (Volume I, 5th Ed. 4to. v + [iii] + 547pp. 17 engraved copper plates. Light pp.101-2.) The sketch is of the chameleon described and is signed and browning, marbled e.ps., contemporary half calf with marbled dated 22 February 1962. The ‘Oldeani Monster’ was taken back to boards, corners rubbed, joints rubbed with sl. loss towards heads, Slimbridge where he (or she, there was some doubt as to gender) lived dec. gilt motifs with gilt lettered title labels to spine, spine lightly for eighteen months. cracked and stained with loss to head, £200.00 475. Scrope, William. THE ART OF DEER STALKING. Henry James Pye (1745–1813) Poet. A keen field sportsman, and a Berkshire magistrate and militia officer, he maintained an interest in Illustrated by a Narrative of a Few Days’ Sport in the Forest of field sports: his 'improved and enlarged' edition of The Sportsman's Atholl. With Some Account of the Nature and Habits of Red Deer Dictionary appeared in 1807, though he is reputed to have had a hand in and a Short Description of the Scottish Forests Legends; several of the earlier editions. Superstitions; Stories of Poachers and Freebooters, Etc. Edward With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) Arnold London ... New York 1897. English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was New Ed. (Large Paper). 304pp. 10 engravings and lithographs consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting after paintings by Edwin and Charles Landseer. With a ‘trophy’ dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many photo. of a stag and two women affixed to rear f.e.p., some light celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research browning, marbled e.ps., handsome contemporary gilt rule edged on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. half red morocco with cloth boards, dec. gilt motifs with gilt Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he lettering to spine, minor signs of wear, t.e.g. £125.00 arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. The Sportsman’s Library Edited by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell. With the bookplate of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) 472. Rowlandson, Thomas. ANNALS OF SPORTING by English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was Caleb Quizem, Esq. Published by Thomas Tegg ... 1809. consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting 1st Ed. 12mo. [x] + 104pp. Hand colour vignette to t.p., hand dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many coloured folding etched frontis. (misbound after pp.97) and 27 celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He hand coloured etched plates after Henry Bunbury, George authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research Moutard Woodward etc. Ex.-libris Anchitel Grey, R. Johnstone in on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. pencil to front f.e.p., some light browning, contemporary half calf Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. with marbled boards, some discolouring, skilfully rebacked with much of original spine laid down, intricate gilt dec. compartments 476. Selby, Prideaux John. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF and gilt lettered title label to spine, £600.00 PIGEONS. With a Memoir of Pliny by Andrew Crichton. ‘"Caleb Quizem" is probably a pseudonym for G.M. Woodward. Hazard Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars 1835. and Carthew Printers ... Illustrated with 28 aquatints by Rowlandson 1st Ed. Sm. 8vo. 228pp. Port. frontis. of Pliny, partially hand- after Henry Bunbury.’ The Morgan Library. coloured vignette t.p., 30 hand-coloured plates and numerous George Murgatroyd Woodward (1760?–1809), caricaturist and author. woodcuts. Marginal browning, hinges cracked but firm, f.e.ps. "The text, in the form of letters, is a satire on sporting anecdotes and browned, ownership inscription, sl. marking to pastedowns, gilt cockney sportsmen..." ‘First edition of a coloured-plate Sporting-book, which is esteemed on lettered green remainder cloth lightly soiled and rubbed, corners account of its humorous plates by Rowlandson. Written in the form of 16 and head and tail of spine sl. bumped, joints rubbed with sl. wear. letters to, and answers by Mr. C. Quizem ...‘ Schwerdt II. pp.119-120. £100.00 Not found in Abbey or Tooley. 477. Sitwell, Sacheverell and Blunt, Wilfrid. GREAT 473. Sanders, Alvin Howard and Dinsmore, Wayne. A FLOWER BOOKS 1700-1900. A Bibliographical Record of two HISTORY OF THE PERCHERON HORSE. Including hitherto Centuries of finely- illustrated Flower Books.The Bibliography unpublished data concerning the origin and development of the edited by Patrick M. Synge. Collins 1956. modern type of heavy draft, drawn from authentic documents, Elephant Folio. x + 94pp. Decorative half-title, colour frontis., 19 records and manuscripts in the national archives of the French colour plates, 16 b/w. plates, many decorative tailpieces and Government, together with a detailed account of the introduction decorations. 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478. Sobieski, John and Stuart, Charles Edward. LAYS OF 1st Ed. 4to. xvi + 112pp. 225 examples. With the armorial THE DEER FOREST. Illustrated by Ian Oates. Introduction by bookplate of John Gilmour, original bright cream cloth with gilt Lord Lovat. Antony Atha Publishers Diss 1985. lettering and stag head to upper board, gilt lettering to spine sl. New Ed. Landscape 4to. 176pp. Profusely ills. from sketches, 12 bumped to head, minor sm. dent to to fore-edge of boards with colour plates. Gilt ruled buckram with gilt stags head to upper sm. perforation to fore-edge of lower board, very minor soiling board, t.e.g., card slipcase sl. faded and rubbed with loss. £175.00 £150.00 No. 164 of a Limited Edition of 350 Copies. No. 307 of a Limited Edition of 600 Copies. From the library of Peter William Monckton Copeman (1932–2018) ‘... organised with the view of showing a really representative collection of British trophies ...’ English dermatologist known as "Dr Spot" by his colleagues. He was consultant physician at Westminster Hospital and consulting 485. Walton, Izaak and Cotton, Charles. THE COMPLETE dermatologist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. He treated many ANGLER. Or, Contemplative Man’s Recreation Being a celebrities and also helped modernise Qatar’s medical services. He Discourse on Rivers, Fish-Ponds, Fish and Fishing. With the authored over a hundred peer-reviewed articles and pioneered research on allergic vasculitis and malignant melanoma. Lives of the Authors and Notes, Historical, Critical and Outside medicine, he co-founded the Game Conservancy, where he Explanatory by Sr John Hawkins. Chiswick: Printed by C. arranged the regeneration of the British grey partridge. Whittingham ... Thomas Tegg 1824. 2 vols. Sm. 8vo. viii + 267pp. + [vi] + 284pp. + [iv] publ. adverts. 479. (The Sportsman). BRITISH SPORTS AND Engraved port. frontiss., engraved vignette t.ps. Some browning, SPORTSMEN. Shooting and Deerstalking. Compiled and Edited t.p. and half title to vol. 2 lacking portion along tail of about 1cm, by ...... 1913. ex.-libris Dame Margaret Boord, original boards, soiled with 1st Ed. Folio. xii + 354pp. 102 photogravure plates, profusely ills. some wear to edges, sympathetically rebacked in paper with title Marbled e.ps., published two tone gilt rule edged half cloth, gilt to spines. £100.00 lettering to spine and upper board, t.e.g. £200.00 A nice edition of this celebration of the art and spirit of fishing in prose With the armorial bookplate of Gilmour of Lundin & Montrave; Colonel and verse. Sir John Gilmour, 1st Baronet, DL (1845–1920) was chairman of the Whittingham’s Cabinet Library. Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party, and was created a baronet in 1897. 486. [Young, Arthur]. THE FARMER’S LETTERS to the No. 368 of 1000 Copies. people of England: containing the sentiments of a practical Contributions by Horace G. Hutchinson, B.J. Warwick, J.W. Marples, husbandman, on various subjects of great Importance: G.A. Schofield, George Manners, John Bourne, J.C. Rokeby Hallen. Particularly The Exportation of Corn. The Balance of Agriculture 480. Thorburn, Archibald. BRITISH BIRDS. Longmans, and Manufactures. The present State of Husbandry ... To which Green and Co. 1925-6. are added, Sylvæ: or, occasional tracts on husbandry and rural New Ed. 4 vols. 192 colour plates. F.e.ps. lightly browned, oconomics. Printed for W. Nicoll ... 1768. 2nd Ed., corrected and original gilt lettered cloth, some fading to boards, spines and enlarged. [vi] + 482pp. [Bound with]. A SIX WEEKS TOUR, upper board of vol. 3 completely faded, some minor soiling, through the Southern Counties of England and Wales. Describing, remains of d/w. for vol. 3 loosely inserted. £50.00 particularly, I. The present state of agriculture and manufactures Classic work. ... With descriptions and models of such new invented implements of husbandry as deserve to be generally known: 481. Thorburn, Archibald. BRITISH MAMMALS. Written interspersed with accounts of the seats of the nobility and gentry, and Illustrated by ... Longmans, Green and Co. 1920-1. and other objects worthy of notice. In several letters to a friend. 1st Ed. 2 vols. 4to. [vi] + 81pp. + [vi] + 108pp. 50 colour plates, By the author of the farmer’s letters. London: Printed for W. ills. tail pieces. Some light browning, original gilt rule edged red Nicoll ... 1768. 1st Ed. [iv] + 284pp. Half title. Several ills. cloth, spines sl. bumped, leading corner to upper board of vol. 1 2 vols. in 1. Some light browning, with the armorial bookplate of bumped, spine to vol. 2. lightly faded, t.e.g. £350.00 Probert of the Argeod, contemporary calf backed marbled boards,

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Duncan, Andrew. HEADS OF LECTURES ON THE THEORY 496. Grant, Robert. HISTORY OF PHYSICAL AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. Edinburgh: Printed for ASTRONOMY, From the Earliest Ages to the Middle of the Watson, Elder and Company 1790. 4th Ed. Corrected and Nineteenth Century. Comprehending a detailed account of the Enlarged. xvi + 300pp. + [iv]. ESTC N3584. Andrew Duncan, the establishment of the Theory of Gravitation by Newton, and its elder (1744–1828), physician. Development by his Successors; with an Exposition of the Together 2 works in 1 vol. Some light marginal browning, faint Progress of Research on all the other subjects of Celestial institutional ink stamp to t.ps., attractively rebound in modern Physics. London: Henry G. Bohn 1852. speckled half calf with marbled boards, gilt motifs and gilt 1st Ed. xx + 637pp. + [i] additions & corrections. Occasional lettered title to spine. £150.00 marginal pencil markings, some sporadic light browning, t.p. and William Cullen was the most conspicuous figure in the history of the p.iii spotted and lightly browned, from the library of Jack Edinburgh Medical School during the eighteenth century. He was an Meadows, bookplate, hinges cracked and sl. shaken, gilt lettered inspiring teacher and was instrumental in founding the Glasgow Medical School in 1744. His clinical lectures were notable as being the first given cloth lightly soiled and rubbed, corners and head and tail of spine in the vernacular instead of in Latin. sl. bumped, sm. split at head of lower joint. £100.00

492. Eustachius a Sancto Paulo, Fr. SUMMA 497. Halford, Sir Henry. ESSAYS AND ORATIONS, Read PHILOSOPHIÆ QUADRIPARTITA. de rebus dialecticis, and Delivered at the Royal College of Physicians; To which is moralibus, physicis, & metaphysicis Cantabrigiæ Ex officina added an Account of the Opening of the Tomb of King Charles I. Rogeri Danielis ... 1648. John Murray 1833. Sm. 8vo. [xvi] + 153pp. + [vi] + 100pp. + [xi] + pp.(110-349). + 2nd Ed. Sm. 8vo. [vi] + 173pp. + lxx. 2 plates (lightly browned). [vi] + 64pp. + [18]pp. Latin text. T.p. supplied in photocopy only. Marbled e.ps. and edges, ex.-libris John Cule, hinges cracked, Folding plate, text ills. 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ILLUSTRATIONS TO S. MAW, SON & THOMPSON’S 507. Stewart, Dugald. SOME ACCOUNT OF A BOY BORN Quarterly Price-Current. ... 1891. BLIND AND DEAF, Collected from Authentic Sources of Sm. 4to. ix + 326pp. Ills. Pp.239-40 repaired, pp.173-76 with sm. Information; With a few Remarks and Comments. Royal Society hole with loss, pp.159-176 stained to fore-edge sl. intruding onto of Edinburgh N.d. c.[1812]. other leaves, some light browning, ex.-libris John Cule, original 4to. [ii] + 78pp. Some browning, light dampstaining to cloth, lacking portion along upper and lower boards and with preliminary and rear few leaves, some minor marginal some fraying, sl. cloth rising in part, upper board stained. £150.00 dampstaining, handsomely rebound in calf backed cloth boards, Surgeons’ Instruments, Etc; Druggists’ Sundries, Etc.; Druggists’ Shop gilt lettered morocco title label to upper board, £650.00 Fittings, Etc. Offprint of Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. 503. Osler, Sir William. 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511. Arnheim, Rudolf. FILM. Translated from the German by 518. Hutton, Ray. (Editor). SILVERSTONE: `Fifty Golden L.M. Sieveking and Ian F.D. Morrow. With a preface by Paul Years.’ Foreword by HRH The Duke of Kent. British Racing Rotha. Faber & Faber 1933. Drivers’ Club/Motor Racing Publications Limited 1998. 1st Ed. [xvi] + 300pp. Port. frontis., 15 ills. from photos. From 4to. 272pp. Profusely illus. throughout mainly in colour from the library of C.A. Lejeune with her pencil annotations, review photos. Marbled e.ps., good in gilt lettered leather backed cloth slip loosely inserted, e.ps. and edges of leaves lightly spotted, covered boards, in lightly rubbed cloth slipcase with paper title original gilt lettered black cloth, in browned rubbed chipped and label to upper board as issued. £75.00 sl. ragged d/w. £75.00 No. 518 of a Limited Edition of 1500 Copies.

512. (Bach). Forkel, J.N. LIFE OF JOHN SEBASTIAN 519. Lardner, Dionysius. RAILWAY ECONOMY: A Treatise BACH; With a Critical View of His Compositions. Translated on the New Art of Transport, its Management, Prospects, and from the German. T. Boosey and Co. 1820. Relations, Commercial, Financial, and Social. With an Exposition 1st UK Ed. [xii] + 116pp. Inscription of Malcom Boyd and of the Practical Results of the Railways in Operation in the another, original blind embossed cloth, some minor fading, United Kingdom, on the Continent, and in America. Taylor rebound in modern morocco, gilt lettered spine. £200.00 Walton and Maberly 1850. Johann Nikolaus Forkel (1749–1818) German musician, musicologist [xxvi] + 528pp. Several figures, tables. Very light marginal and music theorist. An enthusiastic admirer of Bach, he did much to browning, lower leading corners of a few leaves sl. browned, popularize his music. The above is the first biography of Bach (first hinges neatly repaired, original gilt lettered blind embossed cloth published in German in 1802), of particular value today, as he was still sl. soiled and rubbed, corners bumped, rebacked with original able to correspond directly with Bach's sons Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach spine laid-down. £125.00 and Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, and thereby obtained much valuable information that would otherwise have been lost. 520. Llanover, Right Hon. Lady. GOOD COOKERY. Illustrated. And Recipes Communicated by the Welsh Hermit of 513. Baily, Kenneth. THE TELEVISION ANNUAL FOR the Cell of St. Gover. With Various Remarks on Many Things 1950/51. Odhams Press Ltd. 1950. Past and Present. Richard Bentley ... 1867. Slim 8vo. 160pp. Profusely illus. in b/w. from photos. F.e.ps. sl. 1st Ed. xii + 482pp. Frontis., 11 plates. Ex.-libris John Cule, some browned, from the library of C.A. Lejeune, original cloth faded to very light browning, marbled e.ps., contemporary half calf with spine and with dampstaining to lower leading corners and fore- marbled boards, gilt lettered spine, minor wear. £250.00 edge of boards, in lightly soiled d/w. £50.00 Augusta, Lady Llanover Hall [née Waddington], (1802–1896). With TLS from the Editor to C.A. Lejeune. 521. Mackenzie, Donald A. MYTHS AND TRADITIONS OF 514. Barrett, Francis. THE MAGUS, Or Celestial Intelligence; THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Gresham Publishing Company Being a complete system of Occult Philosophy. In Three book: ... Ltd. N.d. c.[1931]. To which is added Biographia Antiqua, or the Lives of the most emninent Philosophers, Magi, &c. The whole illustrated with a xii + 406pp. Colour frontis., 32 b/w. plates from photos. From the great variety of Curious Engravings, Magical and Cabalistical library of Anthony Lejeune, e.p. maps, sporadic spotting, original Figures, &c. Thorsons Publishers Limited, gilt lettered cloth with gilt device to upper board, some minor Wellingborough/Samuel Weiser Inc., New York N.d. c.[1980]. soiling and rubbing, spine lightly browned. £50.00 Myth and Legend in Literature and Art. Facsimile Reprint. 4to. Port. frontis., 17 ills. including 3 colour plates and 1 folding table. Sl. mark to upper e.ps. where label 522. Mackenzie, Donald A. MYTHS FROM MELANESIA removed?, gilt lettered maroon cloth, some very minor rubbing, AND INDONESIA. Gresham Publishing Company Ltd. N.d. 5cm long scratch to top edge of upper board. £125.00 c.[1931]. No. 350 of a Limited Edition of 999 Copies. xii + 381pp. Colour frontis., many b/w. plates from photos. From

515. Beeton, Mrs. HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT. A the library of Anthony Lejeune, e.p. maps, some sporadic very Complete Cookery Book With Sections on Household Work, light spotting, original gilt lettered cloth with gilt device to upper Servants’ Duties, Labour Saving, Laundry Work, Etiquette, board, some minor soiling and rubbing, spine lightly browned. Marketing, Carving and Trussing, The Art of “Using-Up”, Table £50.00 Myth and Legend in Literature and Art. Decoration, The Home Doctor, The Nursery, The Home Lawyer Etc. Ward, Lock & Co. N.d. c.[1936]. 523. Oliver, Rev. George. THE STAR IN THE EAST, New Ed. Thick 8vo. [iii] adverts. + xvi + 1680pp. + [xi] adverts. Shewing the Analogy which exists between the Lectures of 32 colour plates, nearly 700 ills. Some browning, buckram Freemasonry, the Mechanism of Initiation into its Mysteries and the Christian Religion. London: Richard Spencer 1842. 51 New Ed. 12mo. xvi + 167pp. + [i] + [viii] adverts. Ex.-libris browning, prelims. lightly spotted, original gilt lettered cloth with Harry Percy Boord, e.ps. lightly browned, t.p. very sl. spotted, gilt device to upper boards, some minor soiling and rubbing, contemporary half sheep with marbled boards, some minor spines browned. £75.00 rubbing, gilt ruled bands and gilt title to spine chipped with some Myth and Legend in Literature and Art. loss at head. £75.00 529. Rotha, Paul. DOCUMENTARY FILM. Preface by John George Oliver D.D. (1782–1867) English cleric, schoolmaster, Grierson. Faber and Faber 1936. topographer and writer on freemasonry. His first major contribution to the literature of Freemasonry was ‘The Antiquities of Freemasonry’ 1st Ed. Large 8vo. 272pp. Port. frontis., numerous ills. from (1823), followed by the above, which was intended to show, from the photos. From the library of C.A. Lejeune with pencil annotations testimony of Masonic writers, the connection between Freemasonry and to lower blanks and review slip loosely inserted, last few pages religion. lightly dampstained, dec. e.ps., original yellow lettered cloth

524. (Peron). Webber, Andrew Lloyd and Rice, Tim. lightly dampstained, in browned soiled and ragged d/w. with considerable loss along top edge and spine browned. £50.00 EVITA. The Legend of Eva Peron 191-1952. Elm Tree Books/London 1978. 530. Saintsbury, George. NOTES ON A CELLAR-BOOK. 1st Ed. Sm. 4to. Ills. throughout. Original laminated boards, faded Trinc! Macmillan and Co. 1921. mainly to spine intruding sl. onto boards. £75.00 Royal 8vo. xxxi + 228pp. Some light browning, inscription, Inscribed ‘To Carol ? Adw Ld Webber & Tim Rice. original gilt lettered cloth backed boards, boards sl. browned and

525. Quirk, James R. (Editor). PHOTOPLAY. The National with minor loss, spine sl. faded and bumped. £250.00 Guide to Motion Pictures. Photoplay Publications Co., Chicago Edition de Luxe 500 Copies, signed ‘George Sainsbury.’ Jan-Dec 1926. Since its first publication in 1920, George Saintsbury's classic Notes on a Cellar-Book has remained one of the greatest tributes to drink and 12 issues in 1. Thick Royal 4to. Approx. 146pp. per issue. drinking in the literature of wine. Profusely illus. with photos., drawings etc. From the library of C.A. Lejeune, original coloured pictorial limp upper wrapps. 531. Simon, André L. BY REQUEST. An Autobiography. bound in, November issue lacking upper wrapp., e.ps. sl. Wine and Food Society 1957. dampstained, lower e.ps. wormed along top edge with worming 1st Ed. Large 8vo. [xii] + 180pp. Port. frontis., 4 ills. Very good sl. affecting last few leaves, sl. brittleness of paper to head of in lightly soiled and chipped d/w. with some loss at head of spine gutter margin in both the September and December issues, and along top-edge. £50.00 portion cut from p.57-8 in February issue, shaken, bound together Author’s Presentation Copy, inscribed - ‘With all good wishes to Pete in soiled rubbed and dampstained cloth, faded and stained to Copeman André L. Simon Christmas 1961.’ spine. £150.00 532. Sturge-Whiting, J.R. THE MYSTERY OF Photoplay was one of the first American film fan magazines. It was VERSAILLES. A Complete Solution. Foreword by Harry Price. founded in 1911 in Chicago. For most of its run, Photoplay was Rider & Co. N.d. c.[1938]. published by Macfadden Publications. In 1921 Photoplay established what is considered the first significant annual movie award- the 1st Ed. 159pp. + [i]. 8 plates from photos. Some very occasional Photoplay Magazine Medal of Honor. The magazine ceased publication mainly marginal spotting, from the library of Anthony Lejeune, in 1980. e.p. maps, original black lettered cloth soiled and spotted. £50.00

526. Quirk, James R. (Editor). PHOTOPLAY. The National 533. Summers, Montague. THE GEOGRAPHY OF Guide to Motion Pictures. Photoplay Publications Co., Chicago WITCHCRAFT. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. March 1929-Jan 1930. Ltd./New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1927. 11 issues in 1. Thick Royal 4to. Approx. 150pp. per issue. Royal 8vo. [xii] + 623pp. + [i] + 16pp. publ. cat. 8 plates. From Profusely illus. with photos., drawings etc. From the library of the Library of Anthony Lejeune, sporadic light browning and C.A. Lejeune, original coloured pictorial limp upper wrapps. spotting, sm. ownership signature, prize bookplate, lower leading bound in, e.ps. very sl. dampstained, sm. nick to upper joint, corner of a couple of leaves sl. waterstained, original gilt lettered bound together in soiled rubbed and dampstained cloth, faded and cloth with sm. gilt device to upper board, lightly soiled and stained to spine. £135.00 rubbed, lower leading corner of both boards dampstained, upper Photoplay was one of the first American film fan magazines. It was leading corner of lower board sl. bent and creased, spine stained founded in 1911 in Chicago. For most of its run, Photoplay was and rubbed without much of gilt title. £50.00 published by Macfadden Publications. In 1921 Photoplay established The History of Civilization - Subject Histories. what is considered the first significant annual movie award- the Photoplay Magazine Medal of Honor. The magazine ceased publication 534. Thompson, C.J.S. THE MYSTERY AND LORE OF in 1980. APPARITIONS. With Some Account of Ghosts, Spectres, Phantoms and Boggarts in Early Times. Harold Shaylor 1930. 527. Ramsaye, Terry. A MILLION AND ONE NIGHTS. A 1st Ed. 331pp. 22 ills. Sporadic spotting, half title lightly History of the Motion Picture. Simon and Schuster, New York browned, tail of lower hinge tender, original black lettered dec. 1926. cloth soiled and spotted, spine browned. £50.00 1st Trade Ed. 2 vols. Large 8vo. [lxxii] + 400pp. + [iv] + (401- 868)pp. Port. frontiss., numerous ills. from photos. From the 535. Waite, A.E. THE HOLY KABBALAH. A Study of the library of C.A. Lejeune with occasional pencil annotations and Secret Tradition in Israel as unfolded by Sons of the Doctrine for marking, e.ps. lightly browned, original gilt lettered blue cloth the Benefit and Consolation of the Elect dispersed through the with gilt device to upper boards, some minor soiling and rubbing, Lands and Ages of The Greater Exile. Williams and Norgate ... spines faded. £150.00 N.d. c.[1929]. 1st Ed. Large 8vo. xxiv + [i] + 636pp. 4 plates. From the Library 528. Rappoport, Angelo. MYTH AND LEGEND OF of Anthony Lejeune with his prize bookplate, some light ANCIENT ISRAEL. Gresham Publishing Company Ltd. 1928. browning, original gilt lettered red cloth, faint discolouring, faded 3 vols. Colour frontiss. and 24 b/w. plates by J.H. Amshewitz. to bumped head and tail of spine, chipped and browned price From the library of Anthony Lejeune, some light marginal clipped d/w. with loss. £450.00 52 Scarce.

536. Waite, Arthur Edward. THE SECRET TRADITION IN ALCHEMY. Its Development and Records. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co. New York: Alfred A. Knopf 1926. 1st Ed. Royal 8vo. xxii + 415pp. From the Library of Anthony Lejeune. Some sporadic light spotting, e.ps. sl. spotted, original gilt lettered cloth, lightly dampstained with fading and light soiling. £150.00

537. Walford, Frederick. A SUMMARY OF THE LAW OF RAILWAYS: With an Appendix, including the Three General Consolidation Acts with analysis and Notes; Reports of Proceedings before Committees on Railway Bills, Parliamentary Practice, Forms, &c. Thomas Blenkarn, Law, Bookseller 1846. 2nd Ed. xxviii + 424pp. + ccccx appendix. Some light marginal browning, t.p. spotted, e.ps. browned, contemporary ownership inscription, later gilt lettered cloth, boards lightly dampspotted, spine faded. £75.00

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