1 AFANADOR, Ruven. Torero. With an introduction by Hector Abad Faciolince. Poems by Gloria Maria Pardo Vargas. (Thalwil/Zurich and New York): Edition Stemmle, (2001). Large 4to. Orig. boards. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. Copiously illustrated with full-page b/w photographic images, and text-illusts. Title-page printed in orange and black ink. Fine. $150 2 AMIS, Kingsley. The Dossier. London: Cape, (1965). 8vo. Orig. black cloth with blind-stamped stylised “007” on front cover. Spine gilt. Dustjacket designed by Jan Pienkowski, based on Richard Chopping’s famous trompe l’oeil Bond dustjackets. (160pp.). 1st ed. Tabular reference guide to the Bond novels at end. Some light foxing to endpapers, otherwise fine. $125 3 ANDERSON, D.G. Australia’s Contribution to the Development of International Civil Aviation. (Being) the Second Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith Memorial Lecture delivered to the Branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society - Australian Division. (Adelaide April 1960). 4to. Orig. printed wrapper. Unpaginated. Illustrated. Text printed in double-column. Ex-library copy. $50 4 ANGAS, George French. Savage Life and Scenes in Australia and New Zealand: Being an Artist’s impressions of Countries and People at the Antipodes. 2 vols. London 1847. (Facs. Adelaide 1969). 8vo. Orig.cloth. With col. frontispiece, title-vignettes, 12 full-page plates, and text-illusts. (Aust. Facsimile Editions, No. 184). Fine. The original prospectus loosely inserted. $100 5 ARNOLD, Matthew. The Scholar Gipsy & Thyrsis. London: Phillip Lee Warner, 1910. Large 4to. Orig. full gilt-illust. vellum with bevelled boards. Spine gilt titled. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (x, 68pp.). Illustrated by W. Russell Flint with 10 tipped-in coloured plates each with its protective tissue-guard. Edition limited to 100 numbered copies on Japanese Vellum, fully signed by the artist. Fine crisp copy. Title-page printed in blue/black ink. $400 6 ASHTON, J. and H. James and Helen 1864-1939. By Chris Ashton for their Descendants. : John Dixon and Co, 1985. 4to. Orig. cloth. Gilt title to front cover. (ii, 174pp.). With 16 full-page illusts. NOTE: James Ashton (1864-1939) was a newspaperman, businessman, and a politician in the Parliament. In 1899 he married Helen Willis (1869-1939). $45 7 ASHTON, J. The Julian Ashton Book. Sydney: Art in Australia, 1920. Sm. 4to. Orig. boards. In slightly rubbed dustjacket. (30pp.text). With a title-vign., portrait of the artist, and 28 full-page plates of which 12 are tipped-in and col. Lim. ed. of 600 copies. Rare. $40 8 ASHWIN, A.C. From South Australia to Port Darwin with sheep and horses in 1870-71. By Arthur C. Ashwin, Yelma Station, Darlot, W.A. ... (pp.47-93). TOGETHER WITH: Explorations in Central Australia. By H.V. Barclay. (pp. 94-108). (Adelaide 1932). 8vo. Wrappers. (From Proc. Roy. Geog. Soc. of A/asia,. Sth. Aust. Branch, Vol. 32). $65 9 ASSOCIATED PULP AND PAPER MILLS LTD: Australian Printmaking. A limited edition folio of reproductions from major original Australian Prints. Each of the six selected represents a significant period in the development of Australian printmaking, from the early

1 nineteenth century to the present. ... (Melbourne n.d. circa 1975). 45 x 36 cm. Orig. portfolio with the 6 prints loosely inserted. Issued from the Collection of the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery. The titles are: Throwing the Spear (J. H. Clark), Castle Rock, Cape Schank (Eugene von Guerard), Siesta (), The Black Cloak (Napier Waller), The Rose (), A Vision For Builders (Jan Sandbergs). Fine complete set preserved in its orig. captioned envelope. $115

10 AUSTRAL AMATEUR, THE. Official Journal of the Golden Hours’ Correspondence Club. A collection of 10 issues from March 1896 to April 1899. (From July 1898 the journal became the Official Organ of the Australian Amateur Press Association, edited by Herberd Round). Melbourne: March 1896 - April 1899. 8vo. In the orig. wrappers as isued. Assoc. ephemera loosely inserted. $55

11 AUSTRAL GEMS Views of . Published by Edwards Dunlop & Co. in (circa 1903). Printed in sepia by Osboldstone & Atkins in Melbourne. Oblong 12mo. In folding orig. wrapper, sewn as issued. Comprising 22 captioned photographic views. $40

12 AUSTRALIAN BLUE BOOK, THE. A National Reference book containing information on matters Australian from authoritative sources for all members of the community. The Second (1946-48) Edition. Ed. by W. J. Beckett. (Sydney 1946). 4to. Orig. cloth (slightly worn). (xxxii, 808pp.). With num. portraits, and illusts. $50

13 AUSTRALIAN OUTLINE, THE: Books, Authors, Music, Art, Stories & The Theatre. Nos. 1 & 2 (complete and all published). (Sydney): Dec. 1933 & February - Early March 1934. 4to. Stapled as issued. Illustrated. Printed in triple-column. NOTE: Intended as a monthly, but not sustained, presumably edited by Frank C. Johnson but not so stated. It was to carry on where “Vision” left off. Norman Lindsay contributed an article entitled “Boswell’s Fools”, and also illustrated in characteristic fashion a poem by R.D. FitzGerald (“At Africa”). $100

14 AVEDON, Richard. Performance. Words by John Lahr, Mike Nichols, Andre Gregory, Mitsuko Uchida and Twyla Tharp. New York: Abrams, (2008). 4to. Orig. cloth with illusts. mounted on front and rear covers. (304pp.). With copious colour and b/w photographic portraits. Fine. $100

15 BAEDEKER, K. Paris et ses Environs. Manuel du Voyageur. ... Leipzig 1894. Small 8vo. Orig. limp red cloth binding. Gilt. Marbled edges. (xxxii, 362pp.). With 12 maps and 27 plans, many in col. and some of which are fold. $70

16 BANKES, Thomas. The Christian’s New and Compleat Family Bible: or, Universal Library of Divine Knowledge, containing the Whole of the Sacred Text of the Holy Bible, as contained in the Old and New Testaments, ... London: Printed for J. Cooke, n.d. (circa 1750). Thick folio (40 x 26 cm.). Full mottled calf with blind-stamped panels on both covers. Spine with raised bands and morocco titling-label. Printed in double-column, and embellished with num. full-page copper-engraved plates. Some paper restoration at beginning of text mostly confined to the edges of the text. Otherwise an impressive handsomely bound early edition. $1,500

2 17 BANKS, J. The Florilegium of Captain Cook’s First Voyage to Australia 1768-1771. Compl. by H. Ebes. (Melbourne 1988). 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards. (200pp.). With num. illusts. most of which are col. depictions of botanical specimens, and maps. 1st ed. $65

18 BARNARD, M. Macquarie’s World. Sydney: The Australian Limited Editions Society, 1941. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. morocco over beige cloth boards (slightly rubbed). Gilt. (viii, 218pp.). With col. frontisp., 11 full-page col. plates, and illust. endpapers by F. Medworth. Title-page printed in pink/black ink. Edition lim. to 350 numbered copies, fully signed “Marjorie Barnard” the author, and “Frank Medworth” the artist. A lovely and lengthy contemp. inscription on verso of frontispiece. $90

19 BARRETT, C. Parrots of Australasia. With an introduction by C.E. Bryant. Melbourne: N. H. Seward, (1949). Sm. 4to. Later half calf with gilt title along spine. (10, vi, 112pp.). With col. frontisp., 11 full- page col. plates, and 47 b/w illusts. of which some full-page. Fine. $75

20 BARRINGTON, George. A Voyage to Botany Bay. ... Together with his life and trial and the sequel to his voyage. A facsimile edition. London: The Brummell Press, 1969. 8vo. Orig. full morocco. Gilt. Spine gilt with raised bands. With plates, and folding map. Ed. lim. to 350 numbered copies. Fine in slipcase. $150

21 BARTON, G.B. Literature in New South Wales. Sydney 1866. 8vo. Cloth with gilt title on spine. (iv, 198pp.). Fine uncut copy. $350

22 BAUDIN, Nicholas. The Journal of Post Captain Nicholas Baudin, Commander-in-Chief of the Corvettes Geographe and Naturaliste ... Transl. from the French by C. Cornell. With a foreword by J.-P. Faivre. Adelaide: Libraries Board of South Australia, 1974. 4to. Orig. cloth. (xx, 610pp.). With frontispiece, and 2 maps. Fine copy. $100

23 BEAN, C.E.W. et al. The Official in the War of 1914-1918. 12 vols. (complete and all published). Sydney 1921-1942. Thick 8vo. Uniformly bound in full presentation calf. Spines gilt-panelled and with raised bands. With numerous full-page plates, maps many double- or full-page, text-illusts., and diagrams. A particularly handsome set with all volumes being 1st Editions. As such, extremely rare. NOTE: The complete official history of Australia’s role in W.W.I, including The Story of Anzac, The A.I.F. in France, The Photographic Record of the War with magnificent pictures taken by the official photographers (Frank Hurley, a.o.), etc. etc. It was Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (1879-1968), Australia’s official war historian, who more than any other was responsible for shaping the Anzac Legend. $6,000

24 BECKER, L. Ludwig Becker: Artist and Naturalist with the Burke & Wills Expedition. Edited and with an introduction by M. Tipping. (Melbourne U.P., 1979). 4to. Original cloth. Dustjacket. In original glassine slipcase. (xiv, 224pp.). With 71 full-page plates most of which are col. 1st edition. Fine. The original illustrated prospectus and newspaper clippings loosely inserted. NOTE: Ludwig Phillipp Heinrich Becker (1808-1861) was a German painter who came to Australia in 1851 and perished with the Burke and Wills expedition. $150

3 25 BECKETT, Edmund (Sir). A Rudimentary Treatise on Clocks, and Watches, and Bells. ... London: Crosby Lockwood, 1883. Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth. (rebacked). (xiv, 400, 16, 16 pp.). With fold. frontisp. (repaired), and numerous. text-illusts. $250 26 BEETON, Mrs Isabella. The Book of Household Management, comprising information for the Mistress, Housekeeper, Cook, Kitchen-Maid, Butler, Footman, Coachman, Valet, Parlour-Maid, Housemaid, ... With a History of the Origin, Properties and Uses of all Things connected with Home Life and Comfort. ... London: Ward, Lock and Co., 1890. Thick 8vo. Orig. qtr. burgundy roan. Spine extra gilt. (xlviii, 4, 1644, 38pp.). With 13 full-page coloured plates of which 2 are folded, num. full-page b/w illusts., text-illusts., and adverts at beginning and end of text. Includes chapters on Australian Cookery (Wallaby Roast, Parrot Pie, Kangaroo Tail Soup, etc.). A fine and complete copy. NOTE: “This is one of the earliest cookery books using coloured illustrations “ (Bitting, pp.32). $1,150 27 BENSIMON, Gilles. Photography. No Particular Order. N.P. Filipacchi Publishing, (2003). Folio. Orig. red papered boards. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. Copiously illustrated in colour and b/w with full-page and double-page photographic plates, and text-illusts. Fine. $75 28 BERNDT, R.M. and C.H. BERNDT with J.E. STANTON. Aboriginal Australian Art. A Visual Perspective. (Sydney 1988). Sm.4to. Orig. cl. d.w. (176pp.). Profusely illust. in both col. & b/w. Fine. $80 29 BERNDT, R.M. Love Songs of Arnhem Land. Melbourne: Nelson, (1976). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xx, 244pp.). With full-page plates, 2 maps, and text-illusts. Pencil annots. throughout, otherwise fine. Assoc. letter from the author loosely inserted. $60 30 BIRTLES, Francis. Battle Fronts of Outback. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1935. 8vo. Orig. cl. (covers slightly soiled). (8,288pp.). 1st ed. A crisp copy. $295 31 BIRTLES, Francis. Conquering the Australian Bush. The Story of Francis Birtles’ Transcontinental Trip. (Detroit: Evans Winter Hebb, circa 1915). 12mo. Orig. illust. wrapper stapled as issued. (20pp.). With map depicting the route from Port Darwin to Adelaide via Daly Waters, Alice Springs, Oodnadatta Railhead, and Lake Eyre, as well as 4 captioned illusts. Fine and exceedingly rare. A.N.B. 10767. The amazing story of a trip in an Oldsmobile car, over 2000 miles of Australian swamp and bushland - How Francis Birtles drove an Oldsmobile across Australia in the remarkable time of 9 days and 9 hours. $550 32 BLAKE, Wm. Poetical Sketches by William Blake. With an Essay on Blake’s Metric, by Jack Lindsay. London: The Scholartis Press, Dec. 1927. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. blue buckrom (slightly discoloured) over linen boards. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (xxiv, 86 pp.). Edition limited to 75 numbered copies only, fully signed “Jack Lindsay”. Fine and rare. $450 33 BLIGH, William. (Ed. by J. Bach). The Bligh Notebook. “Rough account - Lieutenant Wm. Bligh’s voyage in the Bounty’s Launch from the ship to Tofua & from thence to Timor” 28 April to 14 June 1789. With a draft list of the Bounty mutineers. Facsimile Edit. in 2 vols. (Volume I: the Facsimile; Volume II: the Transcription). Canberra

4 1986. Vol. I. Sm. 8vo. Orig. full calf with gilt border to both covers; Vol. II. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. calf over dark green cloth. Gilt. Both spines gilt. With illusts. of which some in col. and 2 fold; signal flags in Vol. I hand- painted. Fine lim. ed. of 500 numbered sets only, preserved in specially made dark green cloth solander case with ribbon ties. $300 34 BLIGH, William. A Voyage to the South Seas. Undertaken by command of His Majesty for the purpose of conveying the Bread- Fruit Tree to the West Indies in His Majesty’s Ship BOUNTY ... including an account of the MUTINY on board the said ship and the subsequent voyage of part of the crew in the ship’s boat from Tofoa, one of the Friendly Islands, to Timor, a Dutch settlement in the East Indies. Introd. by A. Villiers. ... Adelaide: Printed at The Griffin Press ... for the members of The Limited Editions Club, 1975. Folio. Orig. dec. boards with title-label on spine. In slip-case with paper title-label. (xx, 150, 2pp.). With col. portrait, and iIlustrated by G.C. Ingleton with full-page col. plates, sketches in sepia and olive-green ink, plan of the Bounty, illust. front endpapers, and rear endpaper maps. Lim. ed. signed by both the designer, “Douglas A. Dunstan”, and “Geoffrey C. Ingleton”, the illustrator. Fine. NOTE: According to the Ingleton Catalogue (Item 10921), the edition was strictly reserved for members, and very few copies ever came on the market. $200 35 BLOFELD, Henry. A Thirst for Life. With the accent on Cricket. London: Hodder & Stoughton, (2000). Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (x, 422pp.). Copiously illustrated in both colour and b/w. Copy signed on title-page “With all best wishes, Henry Blofeld”. Fine. $45 36 BONNARD, Pierre. Bonnard: the complete graphic work. (By) Francis Bouvet; introduction by Antoine Terrasse. (London): Thames and Hudson, (1981). 4to. Orig. illust. cloth. Gilt. Dustjacket. (352pp.). Profusely illustrated in colour and b/w. First edition. Fine. $100 37 BONWICK, James. First Twenty Years of Australia. A History Founded on Official Documents. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, 1882. 8vo. Orig. cloth. (rebacked preserving the orig. spine strip). Gilt. (viii, 256pp.). With fold. frontisp. on which are 40 facsimile signatures of notable pioneers and explorers. (Pescott 84). Uncut. $90 38 BROWNING, Robert. THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN. An extensive collection of 64 various issues and editions of this famous children’s classic. Issued from the 19th century to date, mostly published in England and America, varying in size from miniature to folio, and all in their original published bindings (wrappers, boards, and cloth) as issued. Copiously illustrated by the contemporary leading illustrators including Arthur Rackham, Charles Robinson, Kate Greenaway, Van Dyck, Jane. E. Cook, Margaret Torrant, etc. etc. Some published in limited editions on hand-made papers, with all volumes illustrated mainly in colour. A fine collection amassed over a life-time and a rare opportunity to acquire such. $2,250 39 BUCHAN, William. Domestic Medicine: or a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by Regimen and Simple Medicines. With an appendix, containing a Dispensatory for the use of Private Practitioners. 7th ed. London: W. Strahan, 1781. Thick 8vo. Marbled- paper boards with calf titling-label to spine. (xxxvi, 766pp.). Some aging and discolouration in text. Complete. $300

5 40 BUDGE, E.A.W. The Book of Opening the Mouth: The Egyptian Texts with English Translations. 2 vols. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1909. 8vo. Orig. dec. tan cloth (minor soiling to fornt covers) with black lettered titles to front covers and spines. With frontispiece, and 99 illusts. Uncut. (Books on Egypt and Chaldea, Vols. XXVI & XXVII). 1st edition. Endpapers toned; name on front pastedowns; and neat rubber stamp on half-title page of each volume. $125 41 BUDGE, E.A.W. The Egyptian Heaven and Hell. Being the Book Am-Tuat, ... 3 vols. in one. London: Martin Hopkinson and Co., 1925. 8vo. Orig. cloth (spine faded). (xviii, 278, ii, 306, iv, 232pp.). With fold. frontisp., and num. illusts. and hieroglyphics. $150 42 BURCKHARDT, M. Some Account of the Travels of M. Burckhardt, in Egypt and Nubia. From the Calcutta Journal. London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co., 1819. 8vo. Plain paper wrapper. (30pp.). Uncut. A scarce pamphlet. $125 43 BURKE, B. & A.P. A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage and Baronetage, the Privy Council, and Knightage. 87th ed. London 1929. Thick Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth (rebacked preserving the orig. spine strip). Gilt. T.e.g. (clxxxviii, 2962pp.). Interspersed throughout with interesting heraldic illustrations, adverts., and photographs of royalty. A good complete copy. $400 44 CAMERON, C.I. Poems and Hymns. Geelong, Vic: John Purdie, 1870. Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth (slightly marked). (viii, 120pp.). 1st ed. Bookplate and inscription on front endpapers. Rear fly-leaf slightly damaged. $65 45 CARPENTIER, Georges. My Fighting Life. London: Cassell, 1920. 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth (rubbed). (viii, 254pp.). With portrait, and 7 full-page plates. Inscription on verso of frontispiece. Replaced endpapers. Note: Carpentier was Champion Heavy-weight Boxer of Europe. $100 46 CASSAB, J. (By Lou Klepac). Judy Cassab: Portraits of Artists and Friends. Sydney: The Beagle Press, (1998). Folio. Orig. cloth. In illust. dustjacket. (128pp.). Profusely illust. mostly in colour, with frontisp., and plates of which most full-page. $95 47 CAZNEAUX, H. et al. The Sydney Book. Photographs ... Sydney: Art in Australia, 1931. Sm. 4to. Orig. pictorial wrapper. With text, and 19 captioned photographic plates. $75 48 CHAMBERLAIN, H. and W.B. MASON. A Handbook for Travellers in Japan. ... London: John Murray, 1891. Sm. thick 8vo. Orig. cloth with gilt title to front cover and spine (rebacked preserving the orig. spine strip). (2, x, v-x, 460, 27pp.). With 17 maps and plans mostly folding, as well as a folding map. $175 49 CHAPLIN, H.F. The Fanfrolico Press: A Survey. ... Preface by Jack Lindsay. Sydney: Wentworth Press, 1976. Sm. 4to. Orig. printed wrapper. (ii, 82pp.). With portrait, and 2 full-page illusts. (Studies in Australian Bibliography No. 23). NOTE: A history of this private press which includes letters from Norman Lindsay, Jack, Philip and Ray Lindsay, and John Kirtley’s part in the printing and publishing of this important press. $75 50 CHAPMAN, T. Six Views of Hobart Town. Lithographed, Printed and Published by T. Bluett, Hobart Town, V.D.L. 1844. Facsimile reprint, Melbourne: H.A. Evans & Son, 1967. Folio. Orig.

6 illust. wrapper and preserved in its original printed envelope. Complete with printed tissue-guard, and the 6 captioned views. In fine condition. $150 51 CHARLES, M.R. Michael Ray Charles. New York: Tony Shafrazi Gallery, (1998). 4to. Orig. printed boards. Dustjacket. (88pp.). With full-page b/w portrait, num. full-page col. plates, and b/w text- illusts. Catalogue published soon after the occasion of the exhibition “Michael Ray Charles, New Paintings”, held at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery from September to October 1997. $75 52 CHASSEAUD, Peter and Peter DOYLE. Grasping Gallipoli: Terrain, Maps and Failure at the Dardanelles, 1915. Staplehurst (Kent): Spellmount, (2005). Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. Dustjacket. (xxii, 330pp.). With num. b/w plates, and maps. $60 53 CHRISTIAN, F. The Letters of Fletcher Christian. (Guildford, Surrey): Genesis Publications, 1984. Roy. 8vo. Orig. hf. cf. illust. cl., with raised bands, and morocco title label on gilt spine. E.g. (xxxvi, 190pp.). With col. frontisp., title-vign., a full-page col. plate, and num. text-illusts. Lim. ed. of 350 copies, of which this is No. 18. Fine in original slip-case. $450 54 CHURCHILL, Winston S. Arms and the Covenant. Speeches by the Right Hon. Winston S. Churchill. ... Compl. by R. S. Churchill. London: George G. Harrap, (1938). 8vo. Orig. full blue buckram. In slightly chipped and shelf-soiled yellow dustjacket with red lettered title to front cover and spine. (466pp.). With portrait. 1st edition. Slight toning to prelims, otherwise fine and complete. NOTE: A collection of speeches spanning the years 1928 to 1938, criticising British foreign policy and warning prophetically of the coming danger. The world remembers the resolute war leader to whom the British turned, but it is easy to forget the years leading up to the war, which Churchill spent persistent, eloquent, and largely unheeded. Churchill bibliographer Frederick Woods called this “probably the most crucial volume of speeches that he ever published”. As testimony to the book’s importance, a copy of it lay on “President Roosevelt’s bedside table, with key passages, including an analysis of the president’s peace initiative, underscored.” (William Manchester’s The Last Lion, Volume II, p.305). Only 5,000 copies of this first and only British impression were printed, of which at least 3,381 and perhaps more than 4,000 were sold with the pale blue, first state dust jacket. The balance - no more than 1,619 copies and quite likely fewer - were offered at a lower price in June 1940 bearing a striking yellow dust jacket. Because the price was reduced with the yellow dust jacket, this has often been called by bibliographers the “Cheap” issue. Given that Churchill had just become Prime Minister in May 1940, we think it would be more fittingly called the “I Told You So” issue. The yellow dust jackets were issued on laid paper, printed red on the front face and spine, with a blank rear face and rear flap. Given the yellow paper and red print, they obviously proved quite susceptible to soiling, and the red spine lettering is nearly always quite faded. Today these yellow, wartime dust jackets are exceedingly rare, considerably more scarce than their pale blue first issue counterparts. This dust jacket retains bright spine lettering, though the spine is toned and soiled with losses at the spine head and lower hinge corners. The front face remains bright, with only light soiling. $2,000 55 CHURCHILL, Winston S. Marlborough: His Life and Times. Vols. 1-4 in 2 books. London: George G. Harrap, (1955). Thick 8vo.

7 Orig. dec. cloth. Gilt. With portraits, 14 facsimile letters, and num. maps & plans some of which are fold. NOTE: John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough (1650-1722), was one of Britain’s most successful generals, his greatest victory being Blenheim, 1704, fought against the French. $250 56 CLARKE, M. Long Odds. A novel. ... Melbourne: Clarsons, Massina, and Co., 1869. 8vo. Orig. cloth (rubbed). (xii, 344pp.). With frontisp., and 6 (ex 7) full-page plates by Thomas Carrington. Although “Second Edition” is printed on title-page, it seems that the reason to do this was to make the book sell. There is no doubt that the stamping of “second edition” was done after the printing of the title-page, as the type-set is different from the other type on title-page. Further, the impression of the stamp is noticeable on the verso of title-page as well as on the dedication leaf. This novel originally appeared for the first time in the “Colonial Monthly”. The above item is, therefore, the first edition in book form. Contents slightly foxed/soiled. Author’s inscribed compl. copy. Assoc. newspaper clippings tipped-in. $400 57 CLUNIES ROSS, M., T. DONALSON, and S.A. WILD. (Eds.) Songs of Aboriginal Australia. Sydney 1987. Sm. 4to. Orig. printed wrapper. (viii, 200pp.). Illustrated. (Oceania Monograph 32). Author Clunies Ross signed copy. NOTE: Singing traditions of Aboriginal societies from Arnhem Land, Central Australia, Cape York Peninsula, and New South Wales. $115 58 COLE, E.W. Cole’s Funny Picture Book. Nos. 1-3. 3 vols. Melbourne: Cole Publications, 1980. Small 4to. Orig. illust. boards. Profusely illustrated mostly in b/w. A very good collection of these classic humorous works. $125 59 CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHERS AUSTRALIA. 3 vols. (1: David Moore; 2: Athol Shmith; 3: Wolfgang Sievers). (Melbourne: Richmond Hill Press, 1980-1998). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards as issued. Copiously illustrated with mostly b/w photographic images. Fine. NOTE: Series editor, Ian McKenzie. $65 60 COOK, James. Captain Cook and Hawaii. A Narrative by David Samwell. With Introduction by Sir Maurice Holmes. San Francisco: David Magee, 1957. Royal 8vo. Orig. illust. red cloth. Spine gilt. (xxii, 42pp.). With frontisp., title-vign., and 4 full-page plates 1 of which is fold. Uncut. Ed. lim. to 750 copies. Fine. $150 61 COOK, James. The Journal of H.M.S. Resolution, 1772- 1775. (Guildford, Surrey): Genesis Publications, 1981. Thick Roy. 4to. Orig. three-quarters red morocco. Gilt. Spine gilt and with raised bands. A.e.g. In orig. slip-case with printed title-label. (808pp.). With tipped- in col. frontisp., title-vign., 12 full-page plates some of which are col., portraits, charts, facs., and text-illusts. Preface by Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Edition limited to 500 numbered copies. Fine. $1,650 62 CORBETT, J.J. The Roar of the Crowd. The True Tale of the Rise and Fall of a Champion. ... Foreword by R.G. Anderson. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1925. 8vo. Orig.cloth. (spine slightly flecked). (xii,330,2 pp.). With portr. and 15 full-page plates. 1st edition. $200 63 COTTON, O. Olive Cotton. Foreword by Edmund Capon. Text by Helen Ennis and Robyn Donohue. (Sydney: Art Gallery of New South Wales, 2000). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards. (64pp.).

8 With numerous b/w photographic plates many of which are full-page. Produced to accompany the exhibition of the same name held at the Art Gallery of NSW from May to July 2000 and at the National Library of Australia from July to October 2000. $45

64 COUNIHAN, N. Noel Counihan Prints 1931-1981. A Catalogue Raisonne. By R. Smith. DELUXE LIMITED EDITION of 100 numbered copies signed by both the Artist and the Author, together with 2 original signed linocuts. Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, (1981). 4to. Orig. qtr. calf over gilt-dec. cloth boards. In slipcase. (172pp.). Profusely illust. with col. frontispiece, and numerous plates many of which full-page and some col. Fine. Assoc. newspaper clippings loosely inserted. $350

65 COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W. The Carnival Book. Easter 1933. Handicrafts and Home Industries Exhibition, handsomely illustrated. (Sydney: Skewes, Bowman & Co., 1933). 4to. Orig. printed wrapper (slightly dust soiled). (60pp.). With num. illusts., and adverts. Printed in double-column. $100

66 COUNTRY WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF NEW SOUTH WALES. The Golden Years: The story of fifty years of the Country Women’s Association of New South Wales 1922-1972. (Sydney 1972). Roy. 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper. (70pp.). With num. illusts. Printed in double-column. $60

67 CRUIKSHANK, George. a.o. The Comic Almanack. An ephemeris in jest and earnest, containing merry tales, humorous poetry, quips, and oddities. By Thackeray, Albert Smith, Gilbert a’Beckett, the Brothers Mayhew. ... Second Series: 1844-1853. London: Chatto and Windus, (1877). Thick 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth (rubbed). Gilt. (vi, 428, 36pp.). With fold. frontisp., title-vign., num. full-page plates some of which are fold., and text-illusts. Publisher’s adverts at end dated Nov. ‘77. Uncut. $150

68 CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO. PTY LTD: Cyclone Gates and Fences. Catalogue No. 40. This catalogue illustrates and describes the Artistic & Useful Metal Gates & Fences produced at the Cyclone Factories in Melbourne, Sydney & Adelaide. Melbourne (circa 1935). 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper (a little shelf soiled). (48pp.). Copiously illustrated with sepia-coloured illusts., and num. b/w text-figs. A fine early trade catalogue. A separate 4pp. price list loosely inserted $55

69 DARCY, Les: The Legend Champion of Champions. (By Ray Swanwick). Sydney: Topmill, (1994). F’scap folio. Orig. cloth. (iv, 112pp.). Profusely illustrated. Printed in triple-column. Fine. $65

70 (DARWIN, Charles). The Beagle Record. Selections from the original pictorial records and written accounts of the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle. Edit. by Richard Darwin Keynes. Cambridge: University Press, (1979). 4to.Orig.cl.Gilt.d.w. (xiv,410pp.). With illust.double title-page, and 84 illusts. of which 36 are in color. Fine. $95

71 DAVIES, L.Roy. Wood Engravings. (Sydney): Odana Editions Pty. Ltd., (1978). 4to. Orig. cloth. In slip-case. (124pp.). With tipped-in frontispiece being an orig. signed woodcut, and num. illusts. Ed. lim. to 184 numbered copies, this being No. 99, fully signed “L. Roy Davies”. Assoc. ephemera loosely inserted. Fine. $450

9 72 DAVIS, J. The First-Born and Other Poems. Melbourne: J.M. Dent, (1983). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xviii, 52pp.). Includes a profile of the author and a vocabulary of the Bibbulmum Aboriginal Language. Lim. ed., fully signed by the author. $45 73 DEMPSEY, J. Round by Round. An Autobiography. Written in collaboration with M. M. Stearns. London: Chapman and Hall, (1941). 8vo. Orig. cloth (rubbed). (xviii, 286pp.). With 32 full-page plates. Endpapers replaced. Some underscoring in text. $125 74 DENNIS, C.J. A Book for Kids. (Foreword by Andy Griffiths). Fitzroy, Vic: Black Dog Books, 2009. Tall Roy 8vo. Orig. illust. boards. (x, 94pp.). Copiously illustrated in red/black ink. Fine crisp copy. $55 75 DENNIS, C.J. The Singing Garden. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1935. Square 8vo. Orig. green cloth with black lettered title (spine slightly rubbed). (xii, 188pp.). With frontisp., numerous text- illusts., and illust.end-papers by Pixie O’Harris. 1st edition. Scarce. $175 76 DENT, R.K. Compl. by. Allday’s Gossiping Guide to Birmingham. Handbook for Visitors & Residents, ... Birmingham: Allday Ltd., n.d. (circa 1910). 12mo. Orig. printed wrapper (chipped and slightly soiled). (viii, 76pp.). With fold. map, full-page plates, and adverts. $50 77 DICKENS, Charles. Great Expectations. Sydney: The Shepherd Press, 1947. Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth. In chipped and repaired dustjacket. (10, xviii, 522pp.). With frontisp., 45 full-page plates, and the dust-jacket all illustrated by Norman Lindsay. Bookplate inside front cover. Loosely inserted is the theatre programme to “Hard Times” performed at the Ensemble Theatre, Sydney, adapted for the stage by Stephen Jeffreys. $500 78 DIXON, R.M.W., W.S. RAMSON and M. THOMAS. Australian Aboriginal Words in English. Their Origin and Meaning. Melbourne: O.U.P., (1990). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xii, 256pp.). With text-illusts., and a map. 1st ed. Previous owner’s name on front fly- leaf. Fine. $50 79 DONAHOE, J. The Wild Colonial Boy. The Life and Times of Jack Donahoe, 1808(?)-1830. By J. Meredith. Sydney: The Wentworth Press, 1960. Sm. 4to. Orig. printed wrapper. (vi, 82pp.). With frontisp., and 4 full-page plates. (Studies in Aust. and Pacific History, No. 2). Ed. lim. to 500 copies. A stencilled work. $115 80 DRURY, Nevill. Images One, Two, and Three: Contemporary Australian Painting. 3 vols. (complete and all published). ... (Sydney): Craftsman House, (1992-1998). Folio. Orig. cloth. Dustjackets to all 3 vols. Copiously illustrated in colour. Fine set. $100 81 DUMONT, P.J. Narrative of Thirty-Four Years Slavery and Travels in Africa. Collected from the account delivered by himself, by J.S. Quesne. London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co., 1819. 8vo. Plain paper wrappers. (46pp.). With engraved frontisp. Uncut copy. A scarce pamphlet. $150 82 DUNN, Ian and Robert MERCHANT. (Ed. by). Pansy, The Camden Train. An Illustrated History of the Campbelltown to Camden Branch Railway. Sydney: New South Wales Rail Transport Museum, (1982). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper. (72pp.). With numerous illusts. 16 of which are col., 1 full-page map, and 1 text-fig. $50

10 83 DUNNE, Lyell. (Ellen Milne Bundey). The Music of the Spheres. Adelaide: E.S. Wigg & Son, 1898. Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth with gilt title on front cover. (viii, 58pp.). 1st edition. $50 84 EDWARDS, P. and G. PEMBERTON. Crises and Commitments. The Politics and Diplomacy of Australia’s Involvement in Southeast Asian Conflicts 1948-1965. (Sydney): Allen & Unwin, (1992). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xx, 516pp.). With numerous illusts., and maps. 1st ed. Author’s signed present. copy. Fine. (Offic. Hist. of Australia’s Involvement in S.-E. Asian Conflicts, 1948-1975, Vol. I). $75 85 EGAN, Vince and Innes BRODZIAK. Compl. by. Proudly We Served: A History of 2/5 Australian General Hospital 1940-1945. (2nd edit). (Sydney: Australian Military History Publications, 2007). Roy. 8vo. Orig. illust. boards. (xiv, 444pp.). With maps, and num. illusts. Fine. $100 86 EISSLER, M. The Metallurgy of Gold. A practical treatise on the Metallurgical Treatment of Gold-Bearing Ores including the Processes of Concentration and Chlorination, and the Assaying, Melting, and Refining of Gold. ... London: Crosby Lockwood, 1891. Thick Sm. 8vo. Orig. illust.cloth (rebacked preserving the orig. spine strip; covers flecked). (xxii, 524, ix, 40, 16 pp.). With 187 illusts. some of which are folded, and illust. adverts. $250 87 ELLISTON, P. Stones and Marks. Revere, Pennsylvania: Lodima Press, 2004. Oblong 4to. Orig. cloth. Gilt. In illust. dustjacket. Unpaginated. Profusely illust. with frontisp., 76 full-page b/w photographic plates, text illusts., and a map. 1st and lim. ed. Copy inscribed and Signed “Peter Elliston, April 2004” on tittle-page. Fine. $100 88 EMIN, T. Tracey Emin: Works 1963-2006. Foreword by Jeanette Winterson. Text by Carl Freedman and Rudi Fuchs. (New York: Rizzoli, 2006). 4to. Orig. illust. boards. Dustjacket. (414pp.). With num. colour and b/w plates. First edition. Fine. $65 89 EVANS, G.E. and J.T. RYAN. (Ed. by). The Antipodean. An Illustrated Annual. (Nos. 1-3, all published). London: Chatto & Windus, 1892-1897. Roy. 8vo. The three issues bound together in later binders cloth. Spine gilt. Profusely illust. by G.W. Lambert, B.E. Minns, Frank Mahoney, a.o., and with interest. adverts. Rare. Bookplate and former owner’s name on front endpapers. Small pen annots. to a few pages. $300 90 FANFROLICO PRESS, THE. The Fanfrolico Press: A Survey. By H.F. Chaplin, based upon books in his collection. With a Preface by Jack Lindsay. Sydney: Wentworth Press, 1976. Sm. 4to. Bound in full morocco, gilt-titled, and with the orig. printed wrappers bound in. (ii, 82pp.). With portrait, and 2 full-page plates. Fine. (Stud. in Aust. Bibliography, No.23). Inscribed and fully signed “Jack Lindsay”. $100 91 FEINT, Adrian. A complete set of 12 original etchings each limited to 50 numbered copies, this being Set No. 39, individually titled in pencil below each image. Produced in 1982 by the Print Room Press and Odana Editions, and printed on Arches hand-made paper uniformly measuring 44.5 x 34.5 cm. Printed from the original plates by Peter

11 Hickey as authorized by the trustees of the estate of the late . The etching plates, now cancelled, were donated to the Australian National Gallery in Canberra. The 12 etchings are titled: La Surprise, The Balcony, The Dance, The Collector, Basket Willows, The Scarf Dance, The Sonnet, Milsons Point, The Bathers, Rendezvous, The South Wind, and The Three Pines. Preserved in the orig. wrappered portfolio. Fine. $750 92 FELDWICK, W. and L.T. DELANEY. (Ed. by). Twentieth Century Impressions of Brazil: Its history, people, commerce, industries, and resources. ... London: Lloyds, 1913. Thick 4to. Orig. full morocco with bevelled boards (front hinge strengthened). Gilt. A.e.g. Spine gilt and with raised bands. (1064pp.). Profusely illust. throughout with portraits, map, and contemp. photographs. Printed in triple-column. Fine and rare. $995 93 FERGUSON, J.A., Mrs. A.G. FOSTER, & H.M. GREEN. The Howes and their Press. Decorative initials by James Emery. Sydney: The Sunnybrook Press, 1936. 4to. Orig. cloth with printed title-label on front cover. (108pp.). With 18 tipped-in facs., text-figs., and decorative initials. Ed. lim. to 120 numbered copies, fully signed by the three contributors as well as the printer, “E.H. Shea”. Uncut. Lightly foxed, otherwise fine. $250 94 FIELDING, S.G. The Southern Light. Illustrated by Warwick Goble. London: Ward, Lock & Bowden, 1895. 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth (slightly rubbed and marked). (vi, 370, 6pp.). With frontisp., and 3 full- page plates. Endpapers somewhat foxed/toned; hinges starting. $180 95 FILM STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS: A scrap album of 72 photographs, each measuring 25 x 20 cm., neatly inserted, being scenes from films produced in the 1920s-1940s period, mostly silent films. Captioned notes and titles on verso of most photographs. The photos in fine condition, the album itself worn. Issued for promotional purposes. Large 4to. $150 96 FIRST PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA, AT MELBOURNE: By His Royal Highness the Duke of Cornwall and York. 6th May to 17th May, 1901: Official Programme to Celebrate the Opening. (Melbourne 1901). 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper (designed by Norman Lindsay). (48pp.). With num. illusts. Fine. $150 97 FLEMING, Ian. For Your Eyes Only. Five Secret Occasions in the Life of James Bond. London: Jonathan Cape, (1960). 8vo. Orig. full black cloth-effect papered boards with white eye on front cover. Gilt title to spine. In price-clipped illust. dustjacket (a little worn). (252pp.). First edition. Title-page printed in red/black ink. Endpapers replaced, and a little light foxing to edges, otherwise fine in the original dustjacket designed by Richard Chopping. NOTE: The eighth James Bond book and the first of the 007 short story collections, containing: From a View to a Kill; For Your Eyes Only; Quantum of Solace; Risico; and The Hildebrand Rarity. $350 98 FLEMING, Ian. From Russia, With Love. London: Jonathan Cape, (1957). 8vo. Orig. publisher’s cloth-effect black paper with illustration (of a revolver and a rose) in silver and metallic red ink on front cover and matching title on spine. In the original dustjacket devised by the author and illustrated by Richard Chopping (slightly chipped & soiled). (254pp.). First edition. Some light foxing to endpapers and

12 edges, otherwise contents fine. NOTE: This highly acclaimed novel, the fifth in the James Bond series, was a favourite of Fleming himself and of US President John F. Kennedy. It was the first to be housed in the distinctive “trompe l’oeil” dustjackets of Richard Chopping, which featured meticulously researched and executed images. $300

99 FLEMING, Ian. . London: Jonathan Cape, (1959). 8vo. Orig. cloth-effect black papered boards with a skull with gilt eyes blind-stamped on front cover. Gilt title to spine. In the original (albeit price-clipped) dustjacket designed by Richard Chopping (somewhat rubbed & discoloured). (318pp.). With a full-page street map. 1st ed. Endpapers replaced; some occasional foxing. NOTE: In this seventh novel in the James Bond series, described as one of his “most fantastic adventures”, Bond is sent to investigate Auric Goldfinger, the richest man in England. $200

100 FLEMING, Ian. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. London: Jonathan Cape, (1963). 8vo. Orig. cloth-effect papered boards with ski- trail blocked in white on front cover, and silver title to spine. In clipped illust. dustjacket designed by Richard Chopping (slightly chipped & soiled). (288pp.). 1st edition. Endpapers replaced; edges slightly foxed; and small pen annots. on list of Bond titles opposite title-page, otherwise fine. NOTE: The second book in the ‘Blofeld’ trilogy, set in the aftermath of Operation . The 1969 film of this adventure, starring George Lazenby, was voted the ‘Greatest Bond Movie’ by 007 Magazine (Summer 2012). $400

101 FLEMING, Ian. Thunderball. London: Jonathan Cape, (1961). 8vo. Orig. cloth-effect papered boards with skeletal hand blind- stamped on front cover. Gilt title to spine. In the original (albeit price- clipped) pictorial dustjacket by Richard Chopping (some insect damage). (254pp.). 1st ed. A little minor foxing to edges, otherwise a very nice copy. NOTE: This, the ninth James Bond novel, introduced the ultimate Bond-villain, Ernest Stavro Blofeld (No. 1) and his international crime syndicate, SPECTRE. $150

102 FLEMING, Ian. You Only Live Twice. (London): Jonathan Cape, (1964). 8vo. Orig. cloth-effect papered boards, with Japanese characters in gilt on front cover and silver title to spine. In the original dustjacket designed by Richard Chopping (some foxing & minor edge- wear). (256pp.). With bamboo-patterned endpapers (slightly rubbed). 1st edition. Previous owner’s name on front fly-leaf. Some minor foxing to prelims, otherwise fine in very good dustjacket. NOTE: The twelfth book in the Bond series, the final installment in the Blofeld trilogy and the last Bond book to be published in Fleming’s lifetime. M sends Bond on a diplomatic mission to Japan where he again encounters the villainous Blofeld, this time in the guise of Dr Guntram Shatterhand. $150

103 FLINT, W. R. In Pursuit. An Autobiography. London: Privately printed for Sir William Russell Flint ... by the Medici Society, (1970). Folio. Orig. qtr. red oasis with gilt buckram boards. Spine with raised bands. T.e.g. In its orig. slip-case. (266pp.). Printed in multi-col. ink, and copiously illustrated with gilt title-vigns., sepia, coloured & b/w drawings, silhouettes, and marbled endpapers. Ed. lim. to 850 numbered copies, fully signed “Francis Russell Flint”. Fine. The orig. illustr. prospectus/ order form, loosely inserted. $300

13 104 FLINT, W.R. Drawings. London: Collins, (1950). Folio. Orig. qtr. cloth with patterned paper boards. (x,188pp.). With 134 illusts. Edition lim. to 500 numbered copies fully signed by the artist. Occasional light foxing to prelims, otherwise fine and complete. $550 105 FLINT, Wm. Russell. Minxes Admonished; or, Beauty Reproved. An Album of Deplorable Caprices Faithfully Narrated & Modestly Embellished by William Russell Flint. (London): The Golden Cockerel Press, 1955. Tall 4to. Orig. qtr. crushed morocco with marbled boards and matching slip-case. Spine gilt titled. T.e.g. (128pp.). Copiously illustrated of which some are in colour. Edition lim. to 400 numbered copies. The Ingleton copy with bookplate. $500 106 FORSHAW, J.M. Australian Parrots. 2 vols. Melbourne (1980). Elephant folio. Orig. full green morocco. Front covers with illust. inlay. In original slightly rubbed solander case. Illust. in colour and sepia by W. T. Cooper. Fine set of the Collector’s Issue, lim. to 1,000 numbered copies. Fully signed by both the author and the illustrator. Collation: Vol. I: Loriinae and Cacatuinae; Vol. II: Psittacinae. $500 107 FRANKLIN, Miles. A Personal Tribute to . Pearl Beach: The Escutcheon Press, (1999). Roy. 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper. (12pp.). Edition limited to 250 numbered copies. Bookplate inside front cover. Fine. Assoc. correspondence loosely inserted. $35 108 FRANKLIN, Miles. Guide to the Papers and Books of Miles Franklin in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales. Sydney: Library Council of New South Wales, 1980. Folio. Orig. illust. wrapper (front cover slightly soiled). (vi, 160pp.). With cover illust. by Norman Lindsay. A stencilled work. (Mitchell Library Manuscripts Guides, No. 3). $100 109 FREUD, Sigmund. The Interpretation of Dreams. Authorised Translation of Third Edition with Introduction by A. A. Brill. ... New York: Macmillan, 1913 (Repr. Birmingham, Alabama: Privately Printed for Members of the Classics of Medicine Library, 1988). 8vo. Orig. full morocco. Gilt. Raised spine bands. A.e.g. (xiv, 510, 2pp.). Fine. $75 110 FREYBERG, (B.C.) General Lord Freyberg VC. An unofficial biography by P. Singleton-Gates. London: Michael Joseph, (1963). 8vo. Proof copy, unbound but with the orig. illust. wrapper. (328pp.). With portrait, and 8 full-page plates. 1st ed. NOTE: A study of the career of Bernard Cyril Freyberg, 1889-1963, commander of the New Zealand forces in WWII. $55 111 FRIEND, D. (By G. Friend). My Brother Donald. A Memoir of Australian Artist Donald Friend. (Sydney 1994). Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (viii, 176pp.). With numerous full-page plates some in colour, and text line-drawings. 1st ed. $45 112 FRIEND, Donald. A Collection of Hillendiana. Comprising vast numbers of Facts ... of Hillend and Environs ... Sydney: Ure Smith, 1956. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. cloth. Gilt. (xii, 82pp.). With plates, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. 1st ed. Assoc. ephemera loosely inserted. $60 113 FRIEND, Donald. An Alphabet of Owls et cetera. With a text suitable for all children, grown-ups, non-readers, ornamental hermits, et alia. (Melbourne): Gryphon Books, 1981. Folio. Orig. full buckram with illust. morocco title-label on front cover. Printed in red/black ink, on hand-made paper, and fully illustrated by the artist; the edition is limited

14 to 150 numbered copies, fully signed “Donald Friend”. The original illustrated prospectus loosely inserted. Fine. NOTE: Printed letterpress at the Croft Press on handmade Bemboka paper with the illustrations in black and the text in red ink. Donald Friend’s appropriate drawings include those of owls as well as many native Australian animals. This work is arguably the finest book printed at the Press. $3,500 114 FRIEND, Donald. Art in a Classless Society & Vice Versa. ... (Sydney: Richard Griffin, 1985). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. Profusely illust. in colour by the author. Lim. ed. Fine. $75 115 FRIEND, Donald. Birds from the Magic Mountain. ... Bali 1977. Folio. Orig. illust. cloth. The text and illusts. produced by Donald Friend and containing numerous drawings, some of which are col. Ed. lim. to 400 numbered copies, fully signed “Donald Friend”. Fine. The original prospectus loosely inserted. $650 116 FRIEND, Donald. Save me from the Shark. A Picaresque Entertainment. London: Collins, 1973. 8vo. Orig. cloth. In slightly chipped dustjacket. (192pp.). 1st edition. NOTE: Dust wrapper illust. by the author/artist. Donald Friend is recognised as one of Australia’s foremost artists. $40 117 FRIEND, Donald. The Life and Surprising Adventures of Blue-eyed Patty, the Valiant Female Soldier. ... Melbourne: The Croft Press, 1979. 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper. Unpaginated. With illusts. by Donald Friend. Lim. ed. No. 155/250, fully signed by the artist. Fine. An illust. postcard by Friend loosely inserted. $200 118 GALE & POLDEN LTD: Three (3) brochures of crests, badges and medals ... (1) Official Medals and Ribbons of the British Army; (2) Crests & Badges of the Regiments of Yeomanry; and (3) Crests of the British Army. Aldershot n.d. (circa 1910). Roy. 8vo. In the orig. illust. limp boards as issued. Each containing a large folding coloured chart depicting the various insignia. Fine. $90 119 GALWAY, G. Fifty Years of Australian Art. By Members of Royal Art Society 1879-1929. Sydney (1929). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper (slightly shelf-worn; insect damage to covers). (116pp.). With tipped-in col. frontisp., 19 tipped-in col. plates, and num. b/w illusts. Some foxing. Bookplate inside front cover. $55 120 GIACOMETTI, A. Alberto Giacometti: (By) Christian Klemm, ... (New York): The Museum of Modern Art, (2001). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (296pp.). Profusely illustrated in colour and b/w with portrait, full-page plates, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. Text printed in double- column. Produced on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name held at Kunsthaus Zurich from May to September 2001 and at The Museum of Modern Art from October 2001 to January 2002. Fine. $75 121 GIBBS, May. Snugglepot and Cuddlepie: Their Adventures Wonderful. Pictures & Words by May Gibbs. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, n.d. (1918). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. boards with coloured oval onlay on front cover and old cloth spine (spine extremities a trifle rubbed). (vi, 88pp.). With col. frontispiece, illust. title-page printed on coated paper, 22 full-page sepia illusts., text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. A good copy of the truly scarce 1st ed: first issue, printed by W.C. Penfold & Co., at 183 Pitt Street, Sydney. Muir 2744. Presentation copy from the publisher to Maybanke Anderson, inscribed by George Robertson.

15 Further inscribed by Maybanke Anderson to her granddaughter Margaret Maybanke Wolstenholme, Christmas 1918. Maybanke Anderson (1845- 1927), feminist and educationist, was founding vice-president of the Womanhood Suffrage League of N.S.W. Preserved in a specially made glassine-fronted folding solander case. $1,500 122 GILL, S.T. Six Lithographic Sketches of Scenery in & Around Sydney, by S.T.G. Part the First... Sydney 1856 ( Facsimile edition, Melbourne: Spencer Sandilands and Peter Arnold, 1985). Oblong 4to portfolio. Orig. cloth with illust. paper titling-label to front cover. Comprising illust. title-leaf, 6 full-page loose coloured plates, and illust. colophon leaf. Limited Edition of 100 numbered copies only. Fine. $125 123 GILMORE, Mary. (By W.H. Wilde). Courage A Grace. A biography of Dame Mary Gilmore. Melbourne 1988. Royal 8vo. Original cloth. Dustjacket. (xvi, 490pp.). With 24 full-page plates. Fine. NOTE: Mary Gilmore (1865-1962) was an Australian poet, patriot, pioneer radical and social reformer. $65 124 GOULD, J. The Collection. From his Personal Library. Encompassing Lithographs from The Birds of Australia, 1840- 1848 (1869); The Birds of New Guinea and the Adjacent Papuan Islands, 1875-1888; A Monograph of The Macropodidae or Family of Kangaroos, 1841-1842; and The Mammals of Australia, 1845-1863. Melbourne 1987. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards. (182pp.). Profusely illust. with photographic plates, most in col. NOTE: Catalogue of 1213 lithographs, auctioned by Sotheby’s in Melbourne, 8-9 August 1987. $85 125 GREENWAY, F. (By M.H. Ellis). : His Life and Times. Sydney: The Shepherd Press, 1949. Sm. 4to. Orig. gilt- dec. full red morocco. Gilt-dec. spine with raised bands. (xx, 296pp.). With col. portr., col. plates, b/w plates, maps, plans, and illust. col. endpapers. 1st Edition, limited to 350 numbered copies, fully signed ‘M.H. Ellis’. Fine copy, preserved in its original slipcase. $300 126 GRIMM, G. The Australian Explorers. Their labours, perils, and achievements. Being a narrative of discovery from the landing of Captain Cook to the Centennial Year. Melbourne: George Robertson & Company, 1888. Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth (slightly rubbed). (xii, 248pp.). Assoc. clippings loosely inserted. $55 127 GRUNER, E. ’s Oil Paintings. (Being 3rd Ser: No. 50 of Art in Australia ...). Ed. by S.U.Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney 1933. Sm. 4to. Orig. wrapper. (56pp.). With 8 col. plates, 8 b/w plates, and adverts. Fine copy. $150 128 HAMILTON, John. Thank Your Lucky Stars. Introduction by Peter Bogdanovich. N.P. (America): Little Bear Press, (2003). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated with b/w photographic plates. 1st edition. $75 129 HARRIS, W.S. (Sir). Rudimentary Treatise on Galvanism, and the general principles of Animal and Volcanic Electricity, with brief notices of the purposes to which it has been applied. London: John Weale, 1856. Sm. 8vo. Orig. limp cloth (soiled) with printed paper titling label to front cover. (xii, 216, 24pp.). With num. text-illusts. $125 130 HARRISON, JONES & DEVLIN, LTD. Wool Brokers. Circular Quay, Sydney: Annual Wool Review. Sydney 1897-98. 8vo. Stapled as issued. (pp. i-vi, 23, vii-xiii). Includes adverts. at beginning and end. $45

16 131 HASSALL, Th. The Path of the Just. A Funeral Sermon, preached in St. Paul’s Cobbedee, on the occasion of the death of the Rev. Thomas Hassall, M.A., of Denbigh, late incumbent of Narellan, together with a brief Account of his career, by Rev. R.L. King, ... Sydney: F. White, 1868. 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper (slightly chipped). (16pp.). Rare. Ferguson 10283. NOTE: Better known as “The Galloping Parson”, an account of his extensive and outlying parish that included Cobbitty, Berrima, Bong Bong and Goulburn. $200 132 HENNING, P. Doomed Battalion: Mateship and Leadership in War and Captivity. The Australian 2/40 Battalion 1940-45. (Sydney): Allen & Unwin, (1995). 8vo. Orig. illust. limp boards (spine creased). (xxx, 408pp.). With 16 full-page b/w plates, and 11 full-page maps. 1st edition. NOTE: An Australian 8th Division Battalion which formed part of Sparrow Force in Timor and was captured by the Japanese in February 1942. Includes Nominal Roll and Awards List. $50 133 HERBERT, H. Harold Herbert’s Watercolours. Edit. by S.U. Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney: Art in Australia, 1928. Sm.4to.Or.col. printed wrapper. (unpaginated). With title-vign., 37 full-page plates of which 13 are col., and num. adverts. (Art in Australia, 3rd Series No.25, Sept. 1928). A fine crisp copy, albeit slightly foxed. $225 134 HEYSEN, H. Hans Heysen: Watercolours and Drawings. Text by Sir Lionel Lindsay and James S. MacDonald. (Sydney): The Legent Press, n.d. Oblong folio. Orig.cloth. Dustjacket with original glassine. With 26 plates 3 of which are col., others tinted, and a portr. Very good. $150 135 HEYSEN, Hans. The Heysen Number. Being, Art in Australia ... 3rd Series, No. 15. Ed. by S. U. Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney March 1926. Sm. 4to. Orig. printed wrapper (spine slightly chipped) with front cover illust. With 29 full-page plates of which 6 are tipped-in colour plates, and num. contemp. adverts. Foxed. $65 136 HILDER, J.J. (By Brett Hilder). The Heritage of J.J. Hilder. Foreword by L. Rees. Sydney (1966). Small 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (128pp.). With 30 tipped-in col. plates, and b/w illusts. 1st ed. Author’s inscribed and signed copy. Fine. Assoc. newspaper clipping loosely inserted. $250 137 HILDER, J.J. The Art of J.J. Hilder. Ed. by S. U. Smith and B. Stevens. (Introd. by J. Ashton). Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1918. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. cloth with illust. boards (lightly rubbed). (viii, 50pp.). With tipped-in col. frontisp., 35 col. plates of which 29 are tipped-in, 15 b/w drawings, and 5 photographs. Inscription on front fly-leaf. A fine copy. $200 138 HITLER, Adolf. (Translated and annotated by J. Murphy). Mein Kampf. Unexpurgated Edition. Profusely illustrated. Translated by James Murphy. London: Hutchinson & Co., in association with Hurst and Blackett, (circa 1939). 8vo. Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth (slightly rubbed). (584pp.). Printed in double-column. Containing some 200 specially selected illustrations. $300 139 HOBART-TOWN: Vue du cote des Casernes, Ile Van-Diemen. Orig. lithograph view by de Sainson, circa 1830. Hand-coloured, depicting two figures in the foreground with a number of buildings; and a sailing vessel at anchor in the background. Measuring 42 x 27 cm. image plus caption and good margins. In wash mount, glazed and framed in period birds-eye maple. Fine. $650

17 140 HOLLOWS, F. Fred Hollows: An Autobiography, with Peter Corris. (Melbourne: John Kerr, 1991). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (240pp.). With numerous illusts. A rare copy signed by “Fred Hollows”. Desirable thus. $150 141 HOM, Marc. Portraits. Introductions by Lauren Bacall and Marc Hom. (Dusseldorf, etc.): teNeues, (2006). Large 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. Copiously illustrated with colour and b/w photographic portraits. Introductions printed in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. $60 142 HOMER. The Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite. A new translation by F.L. Lucas ... With ten engravings by Mark Severin. London: The Golden Cockerel Press, 1948. Tall f’scap folio. Orig. full crimson oasis, bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, with gilt illustration on both front and rear covers. Gilt titled spine. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (36pp.). One of 100 copies (No. 41), specially bound, and fully signed “F.L. Lucas”. Title- page printed in red/black ink. Fine crisp copy preserved in its original slip-case. $450 143 HOWARD, Dora. The English Activities on the North Coast of Australia in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century. Adelaide 1933. 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper. (pp. 21-194). With 2 maps. (Proc. Roy. Geog. Soc. of A/asia, Sth. Aust. Branch, Vol. XXXIII). Fine. $150 144 HUGHES, Robert. Heaven and Hell in Western Art. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, (1968). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (288pp.). With frontisp., half-title vign., 5 double- page and 22 full-page col. plates., and numerous b/w illusts., some full-page. 1st edition. Assoc. newspaper clippings loosely inserted. $85 145 HUGHES, Robert. The Fatal Shore. A History of the Transportation of Convicts to Australia 1787-1868. London: Collins Harvill, 1987. Thick Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xxviii, 688pp.). With num. plates and maps some of which are double-page. 1st ed. Author’s signed copy on half-title page. Fine. $100 146 HUGHES, Wm. The Australian Colonies: Their Origin and Present Condition. ... London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1853. Bound together With A Lady’s Voyage round the World: A selected translation from the German of Ida Pfeiffer. By Mrs. Percy Sinnett. ... London 1852. 2vols. in one. 8vo. Orig. cloth (slightly rubbed and discoloured). (4, viii, 308, x, 274 pp.). (The Traveller’s Library, Vol. XIII). Uncut. $175 147 INGLETON, (G.C.). A Catalogue of Select Books from the Ingleton Collection. Pts. 1-5 (all publ.). Sydney 1971-1977. Roy.8vo. Orig. wrappers as issued. Illust. NOTE: Records over 14000 items with prices. $65 148 INVERNESS (SCOTLAND): The Book of Inverness. Pictorial and Descriptive. The Only Authorised Official Guide. Published for the Corporation by the Board of Advertising. Edinburgh: W. & A.K. Johnston, Ltd., (circa 1900). Oblong 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper (spine slightly chipped). (ii, 150pp.). With num. illusts., and adverts. $55 149 IREDALE, T. Birds of New Guinea. Illustrated with Thirty-Five Plates in Colour figuring 347 Birds by Lilian Medland. 2 vols. Complete. Melbourne: Georgian House, (1956). Sm. 4to. Orig. quarter green morocco over cloth boards. Spines gilt. Top edges gilt. Illustrated with

18 full-page col. plates, b/w text illusts., and a large folding map. Preserved in the orig. matching slip-case. NOTE: The artist, Lilian Medland, was married to Tom Iredale, and was a highly accomplished ornithological artist in her own right. $225 150 IRVING, Washington. Rip Van Winkle. A Legend of the Kaatskill Mountains. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., (1863). Sm. 4to. Orig. gilt-illust. cloth (edges & spine extremities slightly frayed) with bevelled edges. A.e.g. (38, 2pp.). With portrait, half-title-vignette, num. full-page plates, text-illusts., and illustrated advertisements at end. Contemp. inscription on front fly-leaf and the rubber stamp of the American Legion Auxiliary Paris Post # 1 on prelims. Hinges starting, otherwise a sound, attractively bound copy. $95 151 JAMES, H.A. Hand-Book of Australian Horticulture. Sydney: Turner and Henderson, 1892. Sm. thick 4to. Orig. illust. cloth (slightly flecked; spine rubbed). (x, 522pp.). With 10 (ex 12) tipped-in coloured chromo-lithograph plates each with its protective tissue-guard, and numerous text-illusts of which some full-page by G. Autoriello. NOTE: This work, edited by W. Curnow, then Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, was to obtain for James membership of the prestigious Linnean Society of London on nomination of Baron von Mueller and J.H. Maiden. He was also awarded a gold medal from the Horticultural Society of N.S.W. for the best essay on Roses, which appeared in this work. $500 152 JAMES, M.R. (Introd. by). Judith. Reprinted from the revised version of The Apocrypha ... Colour-plates after drawings by W. Russell Flint. London: The Haymarket Press, 1928. Sm. 4to. Orig. parchment boards. Gilt. T.e.g. other edges uncut. In repaired dustjacket. (xviii, 50pp.). With 4 tipped-in coloured plates. Edition limited to 875 numbered copies. Fine. $75 153 JINDYWOROBAK ANTHOLOGY. Australian Contemporary Verse. For the Years 1940, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, and 1951. Together With: Jindyworobak Reviews 1938-1952. Total 12 vols. Adelaide and Melbourne 1940-1952. 8vo. Mostly in orig. printed wrappers, but three volumes in publishers orig. cloth. Fine. Note: Jindyworobak is an aboriginal word meaning “to annex, to join”. $175 154 JOBSON, F.J. Australia; With notes on the way, on Egypt, Ceylon, Bombay, and The Holy Land. 2nd ed., revised. London: Hamilton, Adams, and Co. , 1862. 8vo. Orig. cloth (spine extremities and corner points rubbed). (xii, 282,6 pp.). With col. frontispiece. $65 155 JOHNS, W.E. (Capt.). Biggles Flies to Work. Some unusual cases of Biggles and his Air Police. London: Dean & Son Ltd., (1963). 8vo. Orig.cloth. In slightly chipped dustjacket. (184pp). Slightly foxed. $60 156 JOHNS, W.E. (Capt.). Biggles Goes to War. London: O.U.P. (1938). Thick 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth. (256pp.). With col. frontisp., and 6 full-page illusts. by H. Leigh and M. Tyas. Previous owner’s neat name stamp on front fly-leaf, otherwise a nice tight copy. 1st ed. $200 157 JOHNS, W.E. (Capt.). Biggles in the Cruise of the Condor. London: Dean & Son, n.d. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (184pp.). Some slight browning to pages. $50

19 158 JOHNS, W.E. (Capt.). Biggles in the Jungle. Melbourne: O.U.P. (1944). 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth. In worn dustjacket. (192pp.). With full-page illusts. by T. Cuneo. First Australian Edition. $75 159 JOHNSON, R. Robert Johnson’s Landscapes. Being, Art in Australia, 3rd Series: No. 54. Edited by S.U. Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney 1934. Sm. 4to. Orig. printed wrapper with yapp edges. (70pp.). With 6 coloured plates, num. b/w plates, and contemp. adverts. Fine copy. $125 160 KIRTLEY, J. A True Printer: John Kirtley and Heemskerck Shoals. By Geoffrey Farmer. Sydney: Book Collectors’ Society of Australia, 1990. F’scap folio. Orig. printed wrapper. (viii, 34pp.). With text-illusts. Limited edition of 54 numbered copies, signed “Geoffrey Farmer”. Fine. (Stud. in Aust. Biblio. No. 32). $95 161 KLEIN, Kelly. Under World. Introduction by Anne Rice. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995. Folio. Orig. illust. boards. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated with photographs by Jacques-Henri Lartigue, Imogen Cunningham, Man Ray, Robert Doisneau, and many others. Copy autographed by Kelly Klein on title-page. $75 162 KNYVETT, R. Hugh (Capt.). “Over There” with the Australians. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1918. 8vo. Orig. cloth. In chipped dustjacket. (xii, 340pp.). With portrait, and 7 full-page plates. 1st ed. Fine. NOTE: The author was an Anzac Scout, Intelligence Officer, Fifteenth Australian Infantry. $95 163 LA PEROUSE, (J.F.). Fragments du Dernier Voyage de La Perouse. Facsimile Edition in 2 vols. Ed. by J. Dunmore. (Vol. 1: A faithful facsimile of “Fragments” publ. 1797; and Vol. 2: The Translation and Commentary). Canberra: National Library of Australia, 1987. 8vo. Orig. printed wrappers preserved in specially made slip-case with printed paper titling-label. With portrait, and folding map. Ed. lim. to 500 numbered copies. Fine. Assoc. newspaper clippings loosely inserted. $100 164 LACOMBE, (Brigitte). Cinema/Theater. Introduction by David Mamet. Essay by Adam Gopnik. (Munich): Schirmer/Mosel, (2001). Foliio. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. In its orig. protective slip-case. Unpaginated. Profusely illustrated with full-page b/w photographic plates, and text-illusts. Fine. $100 165 LAGERFELD, KARL. Visionaire 23. The Emperor’s New Clothes. (New York 1997). Folio. 41 full-page photographic plates sandwiched between silver-printed chocolate-brown flocked boards and tied with matching silver-printed ribbon. The whole presented in a specially made wooden attache case with gilt-illustrated paper title- label on lid, gilt metal fastenings (exterior hinges missing), and light brown leather handle. Limited edition of 5000 numbered copies. NOTE: Photographic study of male and female nudes. $250 166 LAMBERT, G.W. George W Lambert Retrospective: Heroes & Icons. (By) Anne Gray. (Canberra): National Gallery of Australia, (2007). 4to. Orig. illust. boards. (12, 212pp.). Profusely illustrated mostly in colour with frontispiece, full-page plates, and text-illusts. Fine. NOTE: Produced on the occasion of the exhibition ‘George Lambert Retrospective: Heroes and Icons’, held at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, 27 June - 16 September 2007. $75

20 167 LAURENCIN, M. Marie Laurencin: Catalogue Raisonne de L’Oeuvre Grave. Par Daniel Marchesseau. ... (Tokyo, Japan): Kyuryudo, (1981). Folio. Orig. illust. limp boards. Dustjacket. (184pp.). Profusely illustrated in colour and b/w. Price list loosely inserted. $100 168 LAWSON, Henry. Poetical Works. 3 vols. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1925. Sm. 8vo. Orig. red cloth with gilt titles to spines (slightly discoloured). With 3 coloured portraits. 1st edition. (Mackaness No.31). A nice set. Rare. $600 169 LAWSON, Henry. The Romance of the Swag. (Sydney): Printed for the Australian Limited Editions Society, 1939. Sm. 4to. Orig. dec. cloth. Gilt. (54pp.). Illust. with woodcuts by L. Lindsay, some of which are full-page, and with 4 extra full-page woodcuts printed on Japanese vellum bound-in at end. Title-page printed in pale green/black ink. Ed. lim. to 350 numbered copies fully signed “Lionel Lindsay”, the artist. Endpapers lightly toned, otherwise a fine copy. NOTE: Henry Lawson (1867-1922) was a prolific writer who “reached a large audience with his popular ballads celebrating typically Australian characters” (Longman Dictionary of Poets). His writing had a profound influence on Australian culture. $250 170 LE MAYEUR de MERPRES, Adrien Jean. Painter - Traveller/Schilder - Reiziger. 1880-1958. (By) J. Ubbens and C. Huizing. Wijk en Aalburg, The Netherlands: Pictures Publishers, n.d. (1995?). Square 4to. Orig. cloth-backed illust. boards (slightly rubbed). (208pp.). With numerous colour and b/w plates, and text-illusts. Text in parallel English and Dutch, printed in double-column. $150 171 LEA-SCARLETT, E. Riverview: Aspects of the story of Saint Ignatius’ College & its Peninsula 1836-1988. (Sydney): Hale & Iremonger, (1989). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (424pp.). With 1 large fold. col. plate, num. full-page col. and b/w plates, and text-illusts. Fine. $75 172 LEESBERG, Arnold C.M. Comparative Philology. A Comparison between Semitic and American Languages. ... Leyden: Late E. J. Brill, 1903. Oblong f’scap. folio. Orig. cloth-backed printed paper boards (rubbed & soiled; spine extremities frayed). (viii, 84pp.). With title-vignettes, text-illusts., tables showing comparison of vocabulary in eight languages; and fold. col. map in rear end-pocket. Author’s inscription and signature on title-page. Some foxing, mostly confined to the endpapers; hinges cracked; large piece torn from lower edge of front endpaper (this is loosely inserted and could be repaired). $110 173 LEIGHTON, Robert. et al. The New Book of the Dog. A comprehensive natural history of British Dogs and their Foreign relatives, with chapters on law, breeding, kennel management, and veterinary treatment. London: Cassell, 1907. Thick 4to. Binder’s cloth with morocco titling label to spine. (xvi, 624pp.). With 21 full-page col. plates, and num. b/w. illusts. Printed in double-column, with title-page in red/black ink. A fine and complete copy. Scarce. Jones: 240. NOTE: Edge of frontispiece and last leaf of text repaired. $700 174 LESLIE, J. (Sir), JAMESON, R. , and MURRAY, H. Discoveries and Adventure in the Polar Seas and Regions. With a narrative of the Recent Expeditions in Search of Sir John Franklin. London: T. Nelson and Sons, 1857. Sm. 8vo. Orig. blind-embossed cloth (rubbed). (606.2 pp.). With frontisp., fold. engrv. map, full-page plates and some text-illusts. Slight foxing. Front fly-leaf excised. $150

21 175 LINDSAY, Jack and P.R. STEPHENSEN. (Ed. by). The London Aphrodite. A Miscellany of poems, stories and essays by various hands eminent or rebellious, ... Nos. 1-6 (complete and all published) bound in one vol. London: The Fanfrolico Press, Aug. 1928-July 1929. Roy.8vo. Orig.blue buckram. Gilt. T.e.g. Dustjacket. (iv,496,8pp.). With 5 full-page plates of which 1 by Gruner, 2 by L. Ellis, 2 by Norman Lindsay, and several head and tail pieces by Norman Lindsay. Fine. $150 176 LINDSAY, Jack. (Autobiographical Trilogy). 3 vols. Being (1) Life Rarely Tells; (2) The Roaring Twenties; and (3) Fanfrolico and After. The series includes the author’s boyhood and young manhood in Australia, as well as the early days of the Fanfrolico Press. All volumes are 1st editions in near fine condition, complete with dustjackets and published by The Bodley Head, London 1958, 1960, and 1962 respectively. Illustrated. $125 177 LINDSAY, Jack. The Complete Works of Gaius Petronius done into English by Jack Lindsay. Comprising the Satyricon and Poems. London.: Fanfrolico Press, n.d. (c.1927). Large 4to.Orig. hf crimson vellum with marbled boards. (spine partly faded).Top edge gilt and other edges uncut. (viii, 152pp.). With 100 full-page etchings by Norman Lindsay. Privately printed for sale to subscribers only. Lim. ed. No.145/650 numbered copies, fully signed ‘Jack Lindsay’. A very good copy. $850 178 LINDSAY, Jack. Theocritos. The Complete Poems translated by Jack Lindsay. Introd. by Edward Hutton. London: The Fanfrolico Press, (circa 1929). Sm. f’scap. folio. Orig. full off-white vellum. with bevelled boards. Gilt. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (xxiv, 164pp.). With 20 full-page woodcuts by Lionel Ellis. Lim. ed. of 30 copies, this being No. 8, signed “Lionel Ellis” and “Jack Lindsay”. Fine copy with the armorial bookplate of Robert Walsingham Martin inside front cover. $1,500 179 LINDSAY, Lionel. (By R.C. Littlewood). The Ex Libris of Sir Lionel Lindsay 1874-1961. Melbourne: Privately Printed, 1978. Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. (viii, 130, 2pp.). Profusely illustrated. Edition limited to 325 numbered copies fully signed by the author. With errata and assoc. ephemera loosely inserted. In orig. slipcase. $85 180 LINDSAY, Lionel. A Book of Woodcuts. Drawn on Wood and Engraved by Lionel Lindsay. Sydney: Art in Australia Ltd., 1922. 4to. Orig. full buckram with title-label on front cover (damp stain on back cover). With col. frontisp., and 20 b/w tipped-in woodcuts. Lim. ed. No. 84/200. Percival Serle’s copy bearing his signature together with an additional woodcut plate tipped-in making a total of 22 plates. Assoc. newspaper clipping loosely inserted. $1,000 181 LINDSAY, Lionel. Addled Art. ... London: Hollis and Carter, (1946). Sm.4to. Orig. cloth. with title to front cover & spine. In original repaired illust. dustjacket. (66pp.). With 8 full-page plates. The rare first London edition, with assoc. letter loosely inserted. Inscribed from Harold Wright to whom this book is dedicated (19-8-1946). $75 182 LINDSAY, Lionel. The Art of Lionel Lindsay. (Being 3rd Ser: No. 23 of Art in Australia). Ed. by S. U. Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney 1928. Sm. 4to. Orig. wrapper (spine chipped & soiled). (iv, 16pp. text). With col. frontispiece, title-vign., 7 tipped-in col. plates, 60 b/w illusts., and interest. adverts. $75

22 183 LINDSAY, Lionel. The Art of Sir Lionel Lindsay. By J. Mendelssohn. 2 vols. in three. (Vol. I: Woodcuts; Vol. II: Part A Etchings; Vol. II: Part B Catalogue). Complete and all published. (Sydney 1982- 1987). Folio. As issued (Vol. I in orig. full green morocco; Vol. II in orig. full green cloth). In slip-cases. With numerous illusts. of which some are col., and fine descriptive text. Ed. lim. to 300 numbered copies only, fully signed by the Author. Fine. $1,250 184 LINDSAY, N. Norman Lindsay Centenary Exhibition of Graphic Art. Presented by the Australian Gallery Director’s Council and the Newcastle Region Art Gallery with the assistance of the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council: 9 July 1979 - 20 January 1980. Curated and Introd. by Ursula Prunster. (Newcastle Region Art Gallery, 1979). 4to. Bound in full morocco, spine gilt titled, and with the orig. illustrated boards bound in. (62pp.). With num. b/w illusts., and illust. endpapers. $75 185 LINDSAY, N. Norman Lindsay Does Not Care. An Outburst by P.R. Stephensen. Fanfrolico Pamphlets No. 1 (all published). (London circa 1928). Printed on paper watermarked “cowan text”, slim tall 8vo. (4pp. pamphlet). With a fine pen vignette by Norman Lindsay on front cover depicting a dancing portly Elizabethan character, and letterpress text. NOTE: This pamphlet is one of the rarest Norman Lindsay items; it is not recorded or cited in any of the relevant bibliographies and even Jack Lindsay was purported not to have ever heard of the item. It is not dated, but it is noted that Stephensen left the Fanfrolico Press in March 1929. For further information, see Biblionews, Issue 259, Sept. 1983. $500 186 LINDSAY, N. Norman Lindsay’s Book No. 1 and 2 (all published). 2 vols. Sydney: N.S.W. Bookstall Co. Ltd., 1912-1915. Sm. 4to. Bound in full red morocco with the illust. wrappers bound- in. (the wrapper a little soiled). Profusely illust. by the author, and with many interesting adverts. Scarce. WITH: The original pen & ink drawing measuring 18.5 x 14 cm, used by Lindsay on pp. 87 in Book I, loosely inserted, together with assoc. photocopy letter from Norman to Lionel. $1,000 187 LINDSAY, N. Norman Lindsay’s Ship Models. Special De- Luxe Edition, limited to 150 numbered copies, this being No. 36, fully signed “Norman Lindsay”. Foreword by Douglas Stewart. (Sydney): Angus & Robertson, (1966). 4to. Orig. qtr. green morocco. Spine gilt and with raised bands. T.e.g. (x, 98pp.). With frontisp., 7 colour and 34 b/w photographs by Quinton F. Davis, some b/w sketches, and illust. endpapers by Norman Lindsay. Bound by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, London. Preserved in the original illust. slip-case. Assoc. prospectus and ephemera loosely inserted. $750 188 (LINDSAY, Norman). Our Earth. By Kenneth MacKenzie. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1937. Folio. Orig. cloth backed boards . Spine and front board gilt-lettered. (60pp.). With an orig. etching (signed by Norman below the image) tipped in, and 13 illusts. by N.L. of which 8 are full-page tipped-in plates. Edition limited to 225 numbered copies, this one inscribed and fully signed “For Kenneth Slessor from Kenneth Mackenzie”. Fine. ADDED: The original illustrated prospectus loosely inserted, together with some assoc. newspaper clippings. $2,000 189 LINDSAY, Norman. (Ed. and with commentary by P. Fullerton). Norman Lindsay’s War Cartoons 1914-1918. Melbourne U.P. 1983. Folio. Orig. linen cloth. Dustjacket. (xiii, 252pp.). With title-

23 vign., 4 full-page col. plates, and num. text-illusts. 1st ed. Fine. NOTE: A collection of some 150 full-page cartoons which Lindsay drew for The Bulletin during the First World War. $300 190 LINDSAY, Norman. (Ed. by L. Bloomfield). The World of Norman Lindsay. (Melbourne: Macmillan, 1979). Sm. 4to. Bound in later full red morocco. (xvi, 150pp.). With double illust. title-page, illust. half-title, genealogical table, 8 full-page coloured plates, and numerous text-illusts. First Edition, Special Issue, containing 15 original associated signatures including Peter H. Lindsay (Percy’s son), Jean Burke (Ray’s wife), Walter Stone (The Bookman), Lin Bloomfield (the Editor), Rita (Norman’s No. 1 Model), Douglas Stewart (Poet), Cathy Glad (N.L.’s daughter), Jane Glad (another daughter), and others. A unique copy. $150 191 LINDSAY, Norman. (Illustrated by). Loving Mad Tom. Bedlamite Verses of the XVI and XVII Centuries. ... Foreword by R.Graves. The text Edited with Notes by J. Lindsay. Musical transcriptions by P.Warlock. London: The Fanfrolico Press, (1927). 4to. Orig. vellum backed boards. Top edge gilt and other edges uncut. (2, 112pp.). With 5 illusts. by Norman Lindsay. Edition limited to 375 numbered copies. Kenneth Slessor’s copy with his autograph and ms. notes on front fly- leaf. A fine, crisp copy. $950 192 LINDSAY, Norman. et al. A Lindsay Miscellany. Norman, Lionel, Ruby, Philip & Mary and other members of the family. First editions, inscribed copies, autograph letters, manuscripts ... based on the Collection of and Annotated by Harry F. Chaplin. (Sydney): Wentworth Books, 1978. Small 4to. Bound in qtr. morocco, gilt titled, and with the orig. wrappers bound in. (126pp.). With frontisp. portrait, and 4 full- page plates. Copy inscribed and signed by “Walter Stone, 1978”, the publisher. (Studies in Australian Bibliography - No. 24). $100 193 LINDSAY, Norman. The Magic Pudding. JAPANESE LANGUAGE EDITION. Printed in Japan: Akito Ono, 1979. 8vo. Orig. illust. boards in matching illust. slip-case. (240 pp.). Fully illustrated by Lindsay with his famous caricature illustrations. 1st edition in Japanese, and never available on the Australian market. Promotional flyer loosely inserted. Fine. $150 194 LINDSAY, Norman. A Collection of the Drawings by Norman Lindsay to illustrate “The Quartermaster”. Complete set of 12 large folio plates, including the illustrated title-page. Each plate measuring approx. 28 x 37 cm., tipped-in. Preserved in cloth portfolio. NOTE: The Quartermaster appeared as a serial in “The Bulletin” from May 22 to July 31, 1929. $2,000 195 LINDSAY, Norman. A Complete series of 9 Greeting Cards by Norman Lindsay in fine unused state with accompanying envelopes. Each comprising 2 pages bearing a mounted colour illustration with the printed caption below the image on front cover. The titles are: Sunlight and Water; Broken Water; Afternoon; Belinda’s Suitors; Swords in the Morning; Husbands and Wives; The Promenade; Belinda Waits; and Laughter. Particularly uncommon. N.P. n.d. (circa 1930s). $750 196 LINDSAY, Norman. Art in Australia: Norman Lindsay Number. Sydney 1930. Royal 8vo. (6, 76pp.). With frontisp., text- illusts., 39 full-page plates of which 8 are col., and adverts. (Art in Aust. 3rd Ser. No. 35). 1st ed. Fine. NOTE: In early 1931 Art in Australia was

24 charged with having sold an obscene publication and the police seized all available copies of this issue from their Sydney offices. This issue as herein offered is extremely scarce as it is one of the copies deemed seized, but escaped suppression. The work was subsequently reissued marked 2nd edition, a copy of which is also herewith included. Total 2 vols., bound in full red morocco with the orig. illust. wrappers bound-in. $400 197 LINDSAY, Norman. Exhibition (Catalogue) of Oils, Water Colours, Pen and Ink Drawings, Pencil Drawings, and Etchings. Melbbourne: The Sedon Galleries, 1948: Tuesday 10th to Friday 20th August. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper. (8pp.). With 4 sepia coloured illustrations. The exhibition lists 127 items. Rare catalogue. $500 198 LINDSAY, Norman. Hyperborea. Two fantastic travel essays by Norman Lindsay ... London: Fanfrolico Press, (1928). 4to. Orig. illustrated buckram (slightly discoloured as usual). (30pp.). With title- vign., and text-illusts.by the author. Edition limited to 725 copies. A good uncut copy. $175 199 LINDSAY, Norman. Norman Lindsay’s Cats. Introd. by D. Stewart, with additional remembrance by Norman Lindsay. (Melbourne 1975). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth binding. Dustjacket. (64pp.). Profusely illust. 1st ed. Fine. $100 200 LINDSAY, Norman. Norman Lindsay’s Pen Drawings. Sydney 1931. 4to. Bound in full red morocco with the orig. illust. wrapper bound-in. (8pp.text). With frontisp. portr., and 63 plates. Prelims slightly foxed but plates are unaffected. A very good copy. $250 201 LINDSAY, Norman. Pen Drawings. Sydney: Arthur McQuitty & Co., 1924. Folio. Original quarter art vellum. Gilt decoration on front board. (14pp.). Foreword by Francis Crossle. With title-vign., fine illust. col. initial, 12 full-page plates as mentioned in the list of plates, 12 additional full-page tipped-in plates, and an interesting tail-piece, all by Norman Lindsay. With all the orig. tissue-guards. Some foxing as usual. Title-page printed in black-red ink. Ed. lim. to 500 numbered copies, fully signed “Norman Lindsay”. $1,500 202 LINDSAY, Norman. Pencil Drawings. With a foreword by A. D. Hope. (Sydney): Angus and Robertson, (1969). 4to. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. In illust. dustjacket. (6pp. text). With title-vign., 41 full-page and 3 double-page drawings. Title-page printed in ochre and black. 1st ed. A nice copy. $75 203 LINDSAY, Norman. Selected Pen Drawings. (Intro. by Douglas Stewart and Preface by Norman Lindsay). (New York: Bonanza, 1968). 4to. Orig.cloth. Dustjacket. (16pp.). With 60 plates of which some are double-page. Fine. $95 204 LINDSAY, Norman. Tales from the Heptameron of Marguerite of Navarre. Twenty-eight Pen Drawings by Norman Lindsay. With an introduction by A.D. Hope. Melbourne University Press, 1976. 4to. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. In illust. dustjacket and preserved in glassine- fronted slip-case, as issued. (viii, 154, 2pp.). First edition, limited to 1000 numbered copies. Near fine. $75 205 LINDSAY, Norman. The Comic Art of Norman Lindsay. Selected by Keith Wingrove. (Sydney): Angus & Robertson, (1987). 4to. Orig. cloth. In illust. dustjacket. (vi, 266pp.). With portrait, title-vign., and

25 num. b/w text-illusts. 1st edition. Author’s inscribed and signed present. copy, together with signed greeting card loosely inserted. Fine. NOTE: Lindsay drew almost 500 cartoons and joke illustrations for The Bulletin and The Lone Hand. $60 206 LINDSAY, Norman. The Daily Mirror Portfolio of Pen Drawings. Collectors Edition. (Sydney) 1969. A collection of 6 prints, measuring 41 x 34 cm. Folio. In original illustrated portfolio folder. Limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies. NOTE: This collectors edition was published to celebrate Lindsay’s 90th birthday. $200 207 LINDSAY, Norman. The Kemsley Collection of the books by, in association with or pertaining to Norman Lindsay. Welby, N.S.W. August 1992. F’scap folio. Orig. printed wrapper spiral bound. Printed on one side of page only. Copy inscribed and signed “James Kemsley, at the State Library of NSW on Norman’s night, 12-11-92”. Fine. $100 208 LINDSAY, Norman. The Magic Pudding. Being the Adventures of Bunyip Bluegum and his friends Bill Barnacle & Sam Sawnoff. Sydney: Cornstalk Publishing Co., (1924). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. cloth with black lettered title to front cover and spine (slightly discoloured). (172pp.). With col. frontisp., illust. half-title page, illust. title-page, and num-drawings throughout, all by Lindsay. The very uncommon “Second Edition”, Muir 4264, arguably scarcer than the first printing. NOTE: Records show that 3000 copies of the first edition were printed, but not all were bound at once. 1292 copies were bound in September 1918, with a further 250 copies in January 1919. Sales initially were disappointing, and in 1921 the price was reduced from 21 shillings to 7s. 6p., when the remaining unbound sheets quickly sold out; so much so that a second edition, as here offered, was produced, but in a very small print run, hence its extreme scarcity. “The Magic Pudding” today is probably Australia’s greatest iconic children’s classic. $1,000 209 LINDSAY, Norman. The Scribblings of an Idle Mind. (Melbourne): Lansdowne Press, 1966. 8vo. Orig. two-tone illust. cloth. Gilt. Dustjacket. (x, 154pp.). With title-vignette and illustrated jacket by the author. First edition limited to 350 copies, this being No. 229, fully signed ‘Norman Lindsay’. Fine. $500 210 LINDSAY, Norman. Two Hundred Etchings. 2 vols. Introduction by Daniel Thomas, Comments on Norman Lindsay’s Etching Technique, and a Catalogue and Notes. Edited by Douglas Stewart. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, (1973). Folio. Orig. qtr morocco with gilt title on front covers & spines. With 200 full-page plates. Ed. lim. to 210 numbered copies only fully signed ‘Jane Lindsay’, the artist’s daughter. In slip-case. Fine complete set. Rare. $6,500 211 LOGHE, Sydney De. The Straits Impregnable. (‘The Epic of the Gallipoli Heights’). London: John Murray, 1917. 8vo. Orig. cloth (covers slightly shelf-soiled). (viii, 294pp.). 1st UK ed. Dornbusch 361. The First Australian Division in the Gallipoli Campaign of 1915. $85 212 LONG, S. The Life and Work of . (By) J. Mendelssohn. (Sydney 1979). Folio. Deluxe Issue bound in orig. full morocco. Gilt. Spine with raised bands. (284pp.). With num. tipped-in colour plates some of which are fold., and b/w text-illusts. Ed.lim. to 275 numbered copies, fully signed by the author. Fine. $300

26 213 LONGSTAFF, J. The Art of Sir . (Being 3rd Ser: No.37 of Art in Australia ...). Ed. by S.U.Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney 1931. Sm. 4to. Orig. wrapper. (72pp.). With 8 full-page col. plates, num. b/w plates, and interest. adverts. $95 214 LYALL, K.M. Compiled & Edited by. Letters from an Anzac Gunner. (East Kew, Vic.: Lyall’s Yarns, 1990). 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards (a little rubbed). (xxvi, 214pp.). With num. illusts. NOTE: William Lyall (1891-1964) served with the 8th Battery Australian Field Artillery at Gallipoli and on the Western Front, $50 215 LYNN, E. The Australian Landscape and its Artists. Sydney (1977). Oblong folio. Bound in orig. simulated full leather with gilt decoration by Sidney Nolan on front cover. In slipcase. (160pp.). With 100 full-page col. plates by 50 different artists. The limited edition of 200 numbered copies only fully signed ‘Elwyn Lynn’. Assoc. clippings loosely inserted. $200 216 MACKANESS, G. The Art of Book-Collecting in Australia. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, (1956). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Gilt. Dustjacket. (xii, 186pp.). With 24 full-page plates. Edition limited to 500 numbered copies only, fully signed ‘G. Mackaness’. Rare. $150 217 MACQUARIE, L. (By M.H. Ellis). Lachlan Macquarie. His Life, Adventures and Times. Sydney (1952). Roy.8vo. Orig. full navy morocco. Spine gilt with raised bands. With Macquarie’s signature stamped into the front cover. (xx,614pp.). With col. portr., 7 full-page plates 6 of which col., 1 map, and endpaper maps. Uncut. Special limited ed. of 120 copies signed by the author of which this is No. 108. In slip case. NOTE: Lachlan Macquarie (1761-1824) was a Scottish born, British Army officer who, after service in America, Jamaica, India, China and Egypt, was governor of New South Wales, 1809-1821. $300 218 MARCELLUS UBER HEILMITTEL. Herausgegeben von Max Niedermann. ...Besorgt von Eduard Leichtenhan, Ubersetzt von J. Kollesch und D. Nickel. 2 vols. Berlin: Akademie, 1968. Roy. 8vo. Orig. printed cloth. Former owner’s name on front fly-leaves, otherwise fine. (Corpus Medicorum Latiinorum). $75 219 MARINI, M. Marino Marini: Graphic Works and Paintings. Introduction by P.M. Bardi. New York: Harry N. Abrams, (1960). 4to. Orig. illust. cloth. In col. illust. dustjacket (spine extremities slightly rubbed) with additional printed glassine cover. (xx pp. text). Profusely illustrated with full-page plates of which 10 are in colour. Fine in near fine dustjacket. $75 220 MATISSE, H. With apparent ease ... Henri Matisse. Paintings from1935-1939. By Lydia Delectorskaya. Translated from the French by Olga Tourkoff. Paris: Adrien Maeght, 1988. 4to. Orig. printed cloth. Dustjacket. (328pp.). Profusely illustrated with portrait, full-page colour and b/w plates, and text-illusts. Art dealer’s label on front endpaper. $75 221 MATISSE, Henri. Matisse: From Color to Architecture. (By) Rene Percheron and Christian Brouder. Translated from the French by Deke Dusinberre. (New York): Harry N. Abrams, (2004). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. In illust. slip-case. (384pp.). Profusely illustrated mostly in colour with frontispiece, full-page and double-page plates, and text- illusts. Fine. $100

27 222 MATISSE, Henri: Catalogue Raisonne des ouvrages illustres etabli avec la collaboration de Francoise Garnaud. Par Claude Duthuit. Introd. de Jean Guichard-Meili. Paris 1988. Thick large 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xxxviii, 512pp.). Profusely illustrated, including some in colour. Lim. edition. Fine. $500 223 MATTHEWS, D. (By N. Cato). Mister Maloga: Daniel Matthews and his Mission, Murray River, 1864-1902. St Lucia: University of Queensland Press, (1976). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xvii, 422pp.). With frontisp., numerous illusts and endpaper maps. Fine. $45 224 MATTHEWS, Daniel. Native Tribes of the Upper Murray. (Adelaide 1899). 8vo. Plain paper wrappers. (pp. ii, 43-52). Paper read before the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, South Australian Branch, 13th Session. 1899-1900. NOTE: The author was Director and Founder of the Maloga Mission. $50 225 MAY, R. de. Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Henderick Portenger, a private soldier of the late Swiss Regiment de Mueron, who was wrecked on the shores of Abyssinia in the Red Sea. London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co., 1819. 8vo. Plain paper wrappers. (28pp.). Uncut. NOTE: The author was Captain of the said regiment. $100 226 McCRAE, Hugh. Art in Australia, 3rd series, No.41. Dec.1931. Hugh McCrae Number. Illust. by A. Feint. Sydney 1931. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrappers. (84pp.). With num. col. illusts. $55 227 McCRAE, Hugh. Satyrs & Sunlight: Silvarum Libri. ... Sydney: John Sands Ltd., 1909. 4to. Orig. vellum backed printed grey paper boards (lower spine a little soiled; slightly rubbed corners). Spine gilt. (xx, 154pp.). With portrait, title-page printed in red/black ink, title-vignette, 18 full-page plates, and numerous text drawings (all by Norman Lindsay). Edition limited to 130 numbered copies only, fully signed “H.McCrae”. Uncut. Some slight foxing as usual, otherwise a fine and complete copy of the extremely rare First Edition published for subscribers only by John Sands Ltd in Sydney. $2,000 228 McINNES, A. The Wreck of the “Charles Eaton”. (Paper) read to a Meeting of the Royal Historical Society of Queensland on 24 February 1983. Windsor: Diamond Press, (1983). 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper. (21-50 pp.). Illustrated. $40 229 McNICOLL, A.W.R. Sea Voices. (Sydney: Golden Lantern Press), 1932. 8vo. Orig. buckram. Gilt. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (48pp.). Illust. by G.C. Ingleton, who produced the book on board His Majesty’s Australian Ship “Canberra” during a cruise around Australia in August to November, 1932. Rare. NOTE: Only 298 copies of this book were produced by the late G.C. Ingleton, who has personally annotated and signed this copy on rear endpaper. The original prospectus is loosely inserted. $55 230 MEATYARD, R.E. Ralph Eugene Meatyard. With an Essay by Guy Davenport. (New York/Gottingen): International Center of Photography/Steidl, (2004). Sq. sm. 4to. Orig. cloth with illust. mounted on front cover. (300pp.). With frontispiece and numerous b/w plates. 1st edition. A fine photographic record of rural Kentucky, published in conjunction with the exhibition “Ralph Eugene Meatyard” at the International Center of Photography from December 2004 to February 2005. $75

28 231 MELDRUM, Max. The Science of Appearances, as formulated and taught by . Arranged and edited by Russell R. Foreman. Sydney: The Shepherd Press, 1950. Sm. 4to. Orig. full red morocco. Gilt. Spine gilt. (2, xviii, 298, 8pp.). With 11 col. plates incl. the tipped- in portrait of the artist, numerous b/w plates, text-illusts., fold. chart, and shade visor in end-pocket. A fine and complete copy of the DeLuxe Edition, lim. to 100 numbered copies this being No. 50, fully signed “Max Meldrum”. In its original slipcase. Scarce. NOTE: Duncan Max Meldrum was a dynamic and influential Australian painter, teacher and writer in the early 20th Century. Born in Edinburgh in 1875, he arrived in Melbourne in 1889 and studied at the National Gallery of School from 1892-1899 before departing for Paris, where he studied the works of the masters. He returned 13 years later, just before World War 1. His philosophy of tonal painting, expressed in his painting, writing and teaching, brought him into direct opposition with the increasingly popular Australian impressionist school. His legendary ego, accompanied by his powerful spirit of dedication and gift for rhetoric, expressed chiefly in his writing, made him a storm centre of Australian painting for many decades. The cult of Meldrumism spread throughout Australia, and to a lesser extent the USA and Europe, where he had lectured, and its adherents became widely known as ‘Meldrumites’ (McCulloch, A. The Encyclopedia of Australian Art). $1,250

232 MELVILLE, H. Edited & Printed by. The Van Diemen’s Land Annual for the Year 1835. Hobart Town (1835). 8vo. Orig. calico cloth (re-spined). (ii, iv, 12, 17-172pp.). With title-vignette, fold. plan of New Norfolk, and coloured plate of signals with illustrated vignette, but without the plan of Hobart Town as called for in Ferguson 2065. Former owner’s name on title-page. Slightly soiled and foxed. Rare. $500

233 MEREDITH, L. A. Over the Straits; A Visit to Victoria. ... London: Chapman and Hall, 1861. 8vo. Orig. blind-embossed pebble- grain cloth. Spine gilt titled. (xii, 284 pp.). With title-vignette, and text- illusts. Light occasional foxing, otherwise a fine uncut copy. $100

234 MICHALS, Duane and Max KOZLOFF. Now Becoming Then. (Altadena, CA: Twin Palms Publishers, 1990). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. With numerous b/w photographic plates, and illustrated endpapers. Text printed in double-column. First edition. Fine. $75

235 MILTON, John. The Poems of John Milton. With notes, by Thomas Keightley. ... 2vols. London: Chapman and Hall, 1859. 8vo. Contemp. hf. calf over marbled paper boards with matching edges and end-papers. Spines extra gilt and with contrasting morrocco titling-labels. Fine copies handsomely bound. $250

236 MINNS, B.E. B.E. Minns Watercolours. Sydney 1932. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper. (70pp.). With col. frontisp., 23 full-page plates of which 5 are col., and adverts. (Art in Australia, 3rd Series, No. 47, December 1932). $85

237 MODIGLIANI, Amedeo. The Melancholy Angel. (By Marc Restellini et al). (Milano): Skira, (2002). Sq. 4to. Orig. papered boards. Dustjacket (short closed tear to one edge). (426pp.). Profusely illustrated mostly in colour. Text printed in double-column. 1st edition. Fine. $75

29 238 MODYSTACK, Neville J. Pony Soldiers: With the Australian Light Horse in Vietnam 1965-1966. (Loftus, NSW: Australian Military History Publications, 2003). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. boards. (x, 112pp.). With num. illusts. some full-page. 1st edition. Fine. $65 239 MONASH, John. The Australian Victories in France in 1918. London/Nashville, TN: The Imperial War Museum/Battery Press, (1993). (Reprint of the 1920 edition). Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. (viii, 352pp.). With portrait, 30 full-page plates, and 9 maps. Fine. NOTE: The story of the successful operations by the Australian Corps on the Western Front in France, July to September 1918, by its commander, Lieutenant-General Sir . $125 240 MOUNTFORD, C.P. Nomads of the Australian Desert. (Adelaide): Rigby, (1976). Thick sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. In illust. dustjacket. (628pp.). With frontisp. map, numerous full-page col. and b/w plates, text-figs, maps, and 1 fold. col. plate. 1st ed. Fine. NOTE: As the secret and sacred rites of the Aborigines are herein recorded, the publication was withdrawn and suppressed from sale soon after publication; hence few copies remain in circulation. Of all of Mountford’s work, this narrative of the 1940 University of Adelaide Expedition to the Western Desert, published in the last year of his life, is considered by many to be his most important. $750 241 MUDGEE WESTERN POST AND PEOPLE’S REPRESENTATIVE, THE. Tabloid newspaper for Thursday January 26, 1911 (Australia Day). (20pp.). Printed in 4 columns, with interesting local adverts. Folded and frail. $35 242 NATIONAL ROADS AND MOTORISTS’ ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W.: The (First?) N.R.M.A. Motor Manual. Arranged and Edited by C.A. Gregory in consultation with J. Fielder. Sydney: Australian Guide Book Co., n.d. (circa 1920s). Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth-backed printed boards (slightly soiled). (vi, 68, 6pp.). With num. text-illusts., and contemp. adverts. Not recorded in A.N.B. 1901-1950. Scarce. $150 243 NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA: The Land of Sunshine and Opportunity. A Handbook of Information for Investors, Traders, Tourists and others. (Sydney) 1934. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper (slightly frayed). (72pp.). Copiously illustrated and with fold. col. map at end. $60 244 NEW YORK CENTRAL, ONE OF AMERICA’S RAILROADS: System Time Tables. Effective August 13, 1944. (New York 1944). Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper stapled as issued. (48pp.). Folded. $45 245 NORFOLK ISLAND: Visit of Members of the Commonwealth Parliament. Their Views about the Island. ... Issued by the Hon. Hugh Mahon, M.P. Melbourne: Albert J. Mullett, n.d. (circa 1915). 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper. (vi, 40pp.). With frontisp., and num. photographic views at end. $125 246 OKUDA, Seiichi. Annamese Ceramics. Tokyo, Japan: Zauho Kankokai Hatsubai/The Zauho Press, 1954. 4to. Orange publisher’s cloth (edges a little rubbed) with (dulled) gilt Japanese characters along spine. Preserved in its orig. printed slipcase. (8, 22pp. text). With num. full-page col. and b/w plates & printed paper guards, and text-illusts. Title-page printed in red/black ink. Text in English and Japanese. Occasional foxing. $300

30 247 OLDFIELD, W.A. The Rattle of the Stumps. With a Foreword by Sir Jack Hobbs. London: George Newnes Limited, (1954). Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth. In chipped dustjacket. (160pp.). With 20 full-page plates. Inscription on front fly-leaf, signed ‘Bert Oldfield’. 1st edition. Light toning to endpapers, otherwise fine. $55 248 OLSEN, J. (By Deborah Hart). John Olsen. (Sydney 2000). Folio. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (x,268pp.). Profusely illust. most of which are col. Copy inscribed and signed by both “John Olsen’99”, as well as “Deborah Hart’99”. Fine. $125 249 (OLSEN, John). Miscellaneous Verdicts. By Anthony Powell. ... Writings on Writers 1946-1989. London: Heinemann, (1990). Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (viii, 502pp.). 1st ed. John Olsen’s copy (the Australian artist) with his inscription, signature, and an original pen & ink drawing on front fly-leaf. $65 250 OLSEN, John. Salute to Five Bells. John Olsen’s Opera House Journal. Photographs by Robert Walker. (Sydney): Angus and Robertson, (1973). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket (short closed tear to lower edge). (16, 36, 3pp.). With frontispiece, text-illusts. of which some are col., 1 large folding col. plate, and 8 full-page col. plates by John Olsen. 1st ed. Inscribed and signed on half-title page by the artist with an original pen and ink drawing. A very good copy. Assoc. clippings loosely inserted. $400 251 PEAKE, M. Mervyn Peake. By John Watney. London: Michael Joseph, (1976). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (256 pp.). With frontisp. and num. illusts. 1st ed. Fine. $45 252 PEAKE, M./S.T. Coleridge. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. London: Chatto & Windus, 1971. Sm. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (40 pp.). With 7 full-page illustrations by Mervyn Peake. Fine crisp copy. $65 253 PEAKE, Mervyn. (By J. Batchelor). A Biographical and Critical Exploration. London: Duckworth, (1974). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (176 pp.). 1st ed. Fine. $40 254 PEAKE, Mervyn. (Illust. by). Ride a Cock-Horse, And Other Nursery Rhymes. London: Chatto and Windus. (1972). Roy. 8vo. Orig. illust. boards. Dustjacket. (34pp.). With full-page illusts. many of which are coloured. Fine. $60 255 PEAKE, Mervyn. Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor. ... London: Thomas Nelson, 1967. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. boards. Dustjacket. Profusely illustrated by the author. Fine. $55 256 PEAKE, Mervyn. Letters From A Lost Uncle. London: Methuen, (1976). Sm. 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth. Dustjacket. Copiously illustrated by the author/artist. Fine. $65 257 PEAKE, Mervyn. Peake’s Progress. Selected Writings and Drawings of Mervyn Peake. Ed. by Maeve Gilmore. With an Introd. by John Watney. (London 1978). Thick Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (576pp.). With 14 full-page plates and num. text-illusts. Fine. $75 258 PEAKE, Mervyn. Sketches from Bleak House. Text selected and introduced by Leon Garfield and Edward Blishen. London: Methuen, (1983). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (64 pp.). With num. illust. Fine. $60

31 259 PENZANCE, (CORNWALL, ENGLAND): Photographic View Album of Penzance and Neighbourhood. N.P. (circa 1911). Oblong Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth with gilt title to front cover (slightly rubbed). Comprising printed title-page, and 24 full-page photographic views each captioned (some with added m.s. notes). $55 260 PHILLIP, Arthur. The Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay; with an Account of the Establishment of the Colonies of Port Jackson & Norfolk Island; ... to which are added The Journals of Lieuts. Shortland, Watts, Ball & Capt. Marshall with an Account of their New Discoveries. ... London 1789. 4to. Orig. full morocco. Spine gilt. T.e.g. (2, 2, 8, 4, viii, 8, x, 298, lxxiv, 2pp.). With portrait, title-vign., views, plans, portraits, etc. An explanatory note regarding the binding design tipped-in on front fly-leaf. The orig. prospectus loosely inserted. Fine. NOTE: Facsimile edition. Being the first volume in the series, The Australian Facsimiles, Melbourne (1950). Limited and numbered edition. $200 261 PIPER, John (Capt.) Original hand-written letter to Mr. Thomas Hassall (“The Galloping Parson”) at Parramatta, from Norfolk Island dated July 8th, 1809, where Piper was acting commandant during the absence of Lieut.-Governor Foveaux. 4to. Single-page in fine clear script. Fine condition. NOTE: Original correspondence from Norfolk Island at this early time of the primitive settlement is extremely uncommon, and is most desirable coming from the man who was to become one of Sydney’s most prominent residents, owning some 190 acres of land now known as Point Piper. $750 262 POLACHECK, CHAS. & BRO. COMPANY: Lighting Fixtures of All Styles for All Purposes. Sales Book No. 30. Milwaukee, Wis. (1921). 4to. Orig. illust. stiff wrapper (slightly rubbed; lower spine defective). (128pp.). Profusely illustrated in b/w, and with price below each item. Prices pasted in next to items on p.121. $100 263 PRESTON, M. Margaret Preston Number. (Being 3rd Ser: No. 22 of Art in Australia). Ed. by S.U. Smith and L. Gellert. Sydney 1927. Sm.4to. Or.wrapper. With 15 tipped-in col. plates, 8 col. woodcuts, 16 sepia plates and 12 b/w woodcuts. Slightly foxed. A nice copy. Scarce. $250 264 PRESTON, M. Margaret Preston’s Monotypes. Ed.by S.U. Smith. Sydney: Ure Smith Public., n.d. 4to. Orig. cloth. In slightly chipped illust. dustjacket. (68pp.). With col. title-vign., and 27 full-page tipped-in col. plates. Printed on Georgian paper. The endpapers are reproduced from a monotype designed by the artist. Copy signed in full “Margaret Preston”. Fine. $750 265 REES, L. (By H. Kolenberg). Lloyd Rees: Etchings and Lithographs. A Catalogue Raisonne. With an Introduction by Lou Klepac. Sydney: The Beagle Press, 1986. Folio. Original cloth. Dustjacket. (112pp.). Fully illustrated in colour and b/w. 1st edition. Fine. $200 266 REES, L. (By R. Free). Lloyd Rees. (Melbourne 1972). Folio. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (108, 16pp.). With 32 col. plates, 52 b/w illusts., and an illust. comprehensive catalogue of the artist’s work at end. (Aust. Art Libr.). 1st edition. Fine. $150 267 REES, L. and R. FREE. Lloyd Rees: An Artist Remembers. (Sydney): Craftsman House, (1987). DE LUXE COLLECTOR’S EDITION, limited to 100 numbered copies fully signed ‘Lloyd Rees’, and

32 ‘Renee Free’. 4to. Orig. silk-wove cloth in the orig. captioned slipcase with coloured plate mounted on front cover. (160pp.). With 60 col. plates, most full-page. 1st ed. Slightly foxed on prelims, otherwise fine and desirable with the artist’s signature. $400 268 REES, L. Lloyd Rees Survey Drawings & Paintings, 1918- 1980. (Melbourne: Aust. Gallery Directors’ Council, 1981). Oblong sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper. (52pp.). Profusely illust. Fine. NOTE: Catalogue of a travelling exhibition in 1981. $40 269 REES, Lloyd. Peaks and Valleys. An Autobiography. Ed. by E. Butel. (Sydney: Collins, 1985). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (242pp.). With num. illusts. Fine. $50 270 REMBRANDT (Rembrandt van Rijn). Rembrandt as an Etcher: A study of the artist at work. 2 vols. (Text & Plates). By Christopher White. London: A. Zwemmer, 1969. 4to. Orig. cloth. Spines gilt. Dustjackets (one with tape repairs). With 348 b/w plates many of which are full-page. Art dealer’s label on front fly-leaf of Text volume. $150 271 REY, Capt., of Bordeaux. Voyage from France to Cochin- China, in the ship “Henry”, in the Years 1819 and 1820. London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co., 1821. 8vo. Plain paper wrappers. (ii, 105-128pp.). Uncut. $85 272 RIBOUD, Marc. 50 Years of Photography. Translated from the French by Deke Dusinberre. (Paris: Editions Flammarion, 2004). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (176pp.). Profusely illustrated with full-page b/w photographic plates, and text-illusts. First edition. Fine. $150 273 RIVETT, R.D. Behind Bamboo. An Inside Story of the Japanese Prison Camps. ... Sydney 1946. 8vo. Orig. cloth. (slightly rubbed). (xiv,400pp.). With col. frontisp., 4 full-page plates, 9 full-page illusts., and 2 maps. 1st ed. $75 274 ROSKILL, S.W. (Capt.). The War at Sea 1939-1945. 3 vols. (Vol. I: The Defensive; Vol. II: The Period of Balance; Vol. III: The Offensive, Part I ...). London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1954- 1960. Thick Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth (lower spines worn). With portrait, frontisps., full-page plates, maps of which most are fold. and many in col., and tables. (History of the Second World War, United Kingdom Military Series). NOTE: Official History of the Royal Navy in World War II, up to May 1944. Includes the Battle of the River Plate in 1939, the early stages of the Battle of the Atlantic including the sinking of the Bismark 1941, and the early stages of the war against Japan, including the sinking of H.M. ships Prince of Wales and Repulse and the Battles of the Java Sea and the Coral Sea. $300 275 ROWE, Minnie I. The Wand of Dawn. Illustrated by the Author. Melbourne: Publishing Company, n.d. (1918?). Sm. 4to. Orig. printed boards, cloth spine, and coloured onlay to front cover (slightly flecked). (64pp.). With coloured frontispiece (repaired), 3 full-page col. plates, and b/w drawings in the text. Muir 6493. $150 276 ROYAL MOTOR YACHT CLUB OF N.S.W. Official Year Book - Season 1938-39. (Sydney 1938). Sm. 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper (partly faded). (114pp.). With coloured plates of flags, illusts., and adverts. $45

33 277 RUPP, H.M.R. Guide to the Orchids of New South Wales. With foreword by E. Cheel. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1930. 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth. Dustjacket. (viii, 158pp.). With numerous text-illusts. 1st ed. Fine. $90 278 SANDS, J. Landscape Scenery, illustrating Sydney, Paramatta, Richmond, Newcastle, Windsor, and Port Jackson, New South Wales. Published by John Sands, Sydney ... n.d. (circa 1862). Oblong sm. 4to. Orig. mauve cloth. Gilt. A.e.g. With engrv. title-page (incl. vign.), and 19 full-page captioned engrv. views, each plate with its orig. tissue- guard. Some minor foxing as usual, otherwise a fine and complete copy. (F.15438). Rare. $2,500 279 SAVILLE-KENT, W. Fisheries of Tasmania: Report ... Presented to both Houses of Parliament by His Excellency’s Command. (Hobart) 1884. F’scap folio. Plain paper wrapper. (6pp.). With a full- page tinted lithograph plate. Fine. (Parl. Paper No. 78). NOTE: Sea and Fresh Water Fishing in Tasmania. $85 280 SAWREY, H. The Art of Hugh Sawrey. (Queensland, Privately published by J.T. Hooper, 1981). Oblong Folio. Orig. full padded calf. Gilt. (104pp.). With num. full-page col. plates. Deluxe Limited Edition of 500 numbered copies with an original pen & ink signed sketch tipped-in. Assoc. newspaper clippings loosely inserted. $200 281 SEDDON, George. Sense of Place: A Response to an Environment. The Swan Coastal Plain, . Perth: University of Western Australia Press, (1972). 4to. Orig. cloth. In slightly torn dustjacket. (xvi, 274pp.). With num. illusts. and maps many of which are coloured. 1st ed. Inscription on verso of title-page, otherwise fine and complete. $175 282 SELLICK, R. Facing Robin Sellick. (Prahran, Vic.): Hardie Grant Books, (2004). 4to. Orig. silver papered boards. Dustjacket. (4, 188pp.). Copiously illustrated with full-page photographic portraits in colour and b/w. Fine. $50 283 SERVENTY, D.L. and H.M. WHITTELL. A Handbook of the Birds of Western Australia (with the exception of the Kimberley Division). Perth 1948. 8vo. Orig.cloth. (faded). (viii,366pp.). With 2 full- page col. plates, 32 text-illusts., and rear end-paper map. 1st ed. $45 284 SHACKLETON, E.H. Aurora Australis, 1908-09. Published at the Winter Quarters of the British Antarctic Expedition, 1907, during the winter months of April, May, June, July, 1908. Illustrated with lithographs and etchings by George Marston. Printed at the Sign of ‘The Penguins’ by Joyce and Wild, Latitude 77° 32’ South, Longitude 166° 12’ East Antarctica. (Faithful facsimile ... Auckland: Seto Publishing, 1988). 4to. Bound similarly to the original in packing-case boards stencilled ‘ULIENNE SOUP’ with blind-stamped leather spine strip titled ‘Aurora Australis’. The text uncut and laced at hinges, as issued. TOGETHER WITH: Descriptive illust. brochure, sm. 4to., containing Introduction by Mary Goodwin. The two items enclosed in the orig. hand-made plywood box, suede-lined, with leather titling labels on front lid, laced as issued. This magnificent facsimile is limited to 375 numbered copies only, giving close attention to reproducing accurately both the text and plates of the original, the first book printed in the Antarctic, of which no more than 60 copies are known to have survived, the majority of which are now institutionalised. Preserved in its original packing-case. $800

34 285 SHAW, Vero. The Illustrated Book of the Dog. With an appendix on Canine Medicine and Surgery by G. Stables. London. Cassell & Co, 1890. Thick 4to. Half calf. Spine gilt and with raised bands. (viii, 664pp.). With col. frontispiece, 27 full-page col. plates, and numerous illusts. on wood some of which are full page. Some foxing/ soiling in text, otherwise a good complete copy. Jones: 262. $1,250 286 SHEAD, G. Love on Mount Pleasant: Garry Shead toasts Maurice O’Shea. Curated by Gavin Wilson. (Catalogue of a Travelling Exhibition held at Orange Regional Gallery and Maitland Regional Art Gallery, 2009/2010); TOGETHER WITH: The catalogue for the subsequent Exhibition held at the Australian Galleries, Sydney 9-17 Nov. 2010. 2 vols. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrappers as issued. Fully illustrated with full-page col. plates. Fine. $45 287 SIMON-BRUNET, B. The Silken Web. A Natural History of Australian Spiders. (Sydney 1994). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (208pp.). With title-vign., fully illust. in col. with some b/w text drawings and illust. endpapers. 1st edition. Fine. $50 288 SKEYHILL, Tom (Signaller). Soldier Songs from Anzac. With intro. by Maj.-General J.W. McCay. London: T. Fisher Unwin, (1916). 12mo. Orig. printed limp boards. (xvi, 64pp.). Rare 1st edition. A good copy. WITH: The Australian, Melbourne, George Robertson, edition. Total 2 vols. $150 289 SKEYHILL, Tom. (Signaller). A Singing Soldier. New York: The Knickerbocker Press, 1919. 8vo. Orig. cloth with gilt title to front cover and spine. T.e.g. (x, 70pp.). With portrait. Inscribed and signed by the author. 1st ed. Fine. NOTE: The author was part of 8th Anzac Batt., 1st Inf. Div., Australian Imperial Forces. Rare. $100 290 SLESSOR, Kenneth. Earth-Visitors. Poems by Kenneth Slessor. London: Fanfrolico Press, 1926. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. parchment boards. Gilt. (78pp.). With title-vign., a text-illust., 3 woodcuts, and colophon by Norman Lindsay. Uncut copy. Printed on hand-made paper, and limited to 425 numbered copies, of which this is No. 335. Fine. $400 291 SMITH, D. Murray. Arctic Expeditions from British and Foreign Shores from the Earliest Times to the Expedition of 1878-76. Glasgow: M’Gready, Thomson & Niven, 1877. Thick 4to. Orig. full morocco elaborately gilt decorated on front and back covers and with gilt decorations on spine (rebacked preserving the orig. spine strip). A.e.g. (xviii, 824pp.). With 32 full-page col. lithographic plates, and 22 full- page tinted lithographic plates, all with their protective tissue guards, and 2 fold. col. maps (one of which is tape repaired). Some foxing, otherwise fine and complete. $650 292 SMITH, Peter. The Last Flying Boat ML814-Islander. Around the World in 50 Years. Foreword by Captain Ken Emmott. (Southampton): Ensign Publications, (1993). 4to. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. Dustjacket. (224pp.). With illust. half-title page, double-page illust. title-page, full-page col. plates, b/w illusts., maps, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. 1st edition. Fine. Assoc. ephemera loosely inserted. $75 293 SMITH, S.U. (Compl. and ed. by). Art of Australia 1788- 1941: An Exhibition of Australian Art held in the United States ... and ... Canada, under the auspices of the Carnegie Corporation. New York:

35 Museum of Modern Art, 1941. Small 4to. Orig. cloth with illust. paper labels mounted on front and back covers. (58pp. text). With 38 full-page b/w plates. Fine. $75 294 SNOWY MOUNTAINS SCHEME: Information for Visitors to one of the world’s largest water development projects. Cooma, N.S.W. May 1964. Slim 8vo. Comprising printed portfolio containing General Information, plus 8 individual brochures covering Tumut Pond Dam; Guthega Project; Eucumbene-Tumut Tunnel; Eucumbene Dam; Tooma-Tumut Diversion; Murrumbidgee-Eucumbene Diversion; Tumut 1 Power Station; and Tumut 2 Power Station. Containing illustrations and technical data. $50 295 SOUTHEAST ASIAN CERAMIC SOCIETY, The. (Compl. by). Chinese Celadons and Other Related Wares in Southeast Asia. Singapore: Arts Orientalis, (1979). 4to. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. In illust. dustjacket (312pp.). Profusely illust. mostly in colour with full- page plates, text-illusts., maps, and endpaper maps. NOTE: Published on the occasion of the Exhibition of Celadons and Other Related Wares in Southeast Asia, jointly organised by the National Museum, Singapore and the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, June 1979. $100 296 SOUTHERN CROSS LOG, THE: A Journal of the Melanesian Mission. Issues No. 74 and 75. Auckland June & July 1901. 8vo. Orig. illust. wrappers stapled as issued. With full-page plates. Fine. $50 297 SPRENT, (Charles Percy). Mount Bischoff: Mr. Sprent’s report on Country round. (Report on exploration between Mount Bischoff and the West Coast). (Hobart Town: Tasmania House of Assembly), 1876. F’scap folio. Plain paper wrappers. (6pp.). With a large fold. map. (Parl. Paper No. 42). Rare. $125 298 STEWART, Douglas. Douglas Stewart’s Garden of Friends. ... Afterword by Meg Stewart. (Melbourne: Viking Books, 1987). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (viii, 136pp.). With num. illusts. by Margaret Coen. 1st edition. Fully signed on title-page by “Margaret Coen” and “Meg Stewart” with a m.s. note, “This, 1 of only 6 copies, signed by Margaret Coen while in hospital & too weak to sign more. Also signed by her daughter Meg Stewart. 17th October 1987”. Scarce and desirable thus. ADDED: Exhibition Catalogue of Recent Watercolours including early works from 1934 of Margaret Coen, held 7th April - 1st May 1988 at the Wagner Art Gallery, Paddington, Sydney. $115 299 STILWELL, G.T. Tasmanian Insights: Essays in honour of Geoffrey Thomas Stilwell. Ed. by G. Winter. (Hobart): State Library of Tasmania, 1992. Roy. 8vo. Orig. full calf. Spine gilt and with raised bands. (x, 246pp.). With portrait, col. title-vign., full-page col. and b/w plates, maps, facs., and illust. endpapers. Edition lim. to 25 numbered copies signed by Geoffrey Stillwell and Gillian Winter. Fine. $100 300 STORRIER, Tim. Moments in response to memories and ideas of mortality. Foreword: Edmund Capon. Interviews: William Wright. Research: Jenny Zimmer and Ken McGregor. Melbourne: (Macmillan Art Publishing), 2009. Sq. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket (a little rubbed). (332pp.). Copiously illustrated in colour and b/w with portraits, full-page and double-page plates, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. Fine. $55 301 STUDIES IN AUSTRALIAN BIBLIOGRAPHY. A complete series of Nos. 1-36 (all published) in 36 vols. Ed. by W.W. Stone and later by J. Fletcher. The series terminated with Issue No. 36 with the

36 death of John Fletcher, and only 70 copies of this last number were published. Sydney 1952-1993. 4to. In the orig. printed wrappers as issued. Illustrated. All issues published in limited editions. Fine and highly important. NOTE: A full list of the individual titles is available on request. $750 302 TASMAN, A.J. The Journal of Abel Jansz Tasman 1642. With documents relating to his exploration of Australia in 1644. Ed. by G. H. Kenihan. Adelaide: Australian Heritage Press, n.d. (ab. 1960). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (6, ii, 120pp.). With frontisp., title-vign., and full- page plates. Ed. lim. to 500 copies. Fine. $100 303 TAYLOR, F.W. and T.A. CUSACK. (Compl. by). Nulli Secundus: A History of the Second Battalion, A.I.F. 1914-1919. Foreword by Lt.-Col. E. E. Herrod. (Sydney 1942). 8vo. Orig.cloth. (recased; slightly rubbed). (358pp.). With portr., col. title-vign., and num. illusts. Old tape marks on half-title, otherwise a good complete copy of the now rare First Edition. NOTE:The Battalion landed at Gallipoli on 25th April 1915, and after that campaign, served on the Western Front from 1916 to 1918. Includes a list of Honours and Awards. $600 304 TENZING: Man of Everest. The Autobiography of Tenzing told to J.R. Ullman. London: Harrap, (1955). 8vo. Orig. cloth. (320pp.). With col. frontispiece, 35 full-page plates of which 3 are col., 2 maps, and text-illusts. 1st edition. Slightly foxed. NOTE: The life story of the native Himalayan climber, who climbed Everest with Hillary in May 1953. $75 305 TESTINO, Mario. Portraits. Edited and written by Patrick Kinmonth, ... N.P. (America): Bullfinch Press/Little, Brown and Company, (2002). Folio. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. Unpaginated. With numerous colour and b/w photographic portraits. 1st edition. $100 306 THOMAS, R. Roads Cross. The Paintings of Rover Thomas. (Canberra 1994). 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards. (64pp.). With title-page portr., numerous illusts., most in col., and a full-page map. Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Ex- library copy. $45 307 TOBIASSE. (By Chaim Potok). Artist in Exile. New York: Rizzoli, (1987). 4to. Orig. cloth. Gilt title to front cover and spine. Dustjacket. (2, 200pp.). With portrait, num. full-page colour and b/w plates, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. Text printed in double-column. $100 308 TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Lord of the Rings. (Part One: The Fellowship of the Ring; Part II: The Two Towers; Part III: The Return of the King). 3vols. Complete and all published. London:: George Allen & Unwin, (1967-1968). 8vo. Original cloth. In slightly chipped price- clipped dustjackets. Decorative double-page panels on title pages, and fold-out maps in each volume. Previous owner’s name on front fly-leaf of Vol. I. Very good set. $200 309 TOOTH’S KENT BREWERY: 100 Years of Progress, 1835- 1935. Being Tooth’s KB Chronicle, Vol. III: No. 6. Sydney Dec. 1935. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. limp boards (spine slightly chipped). (64pp.). With plates, and text-illusts. Printed in triple-column. NOTE: This was the Brewery Centenary Issue of Tooth’s K.B. Chronicle, published monthly by Tooth’s Brewery Recreation Association. $125

37 310 TOPLISS, Helen. The Artists’ Camps. ‘Plein Air’ Painting in Australia. Ed. by F. McDonald. (Melbourne): Hedley Australia Publications, (1992). 4to. Orig. cloth. Gilt. (x,214pp.). Profusely illust., most in col., some full-page. In illust. slip case. Fine. $150 311 TRI, Bui Minh and Kerry NGUYEN-LONG. Gom Hoa Lam Viet Nam. Vietnamese Blue & White Ceramics. Hanoi: Nha Xuat Ban Khoa Hoc Xa Hoi/Social Sciences Publishing House, 2001. 4to. Orig. cloth with silver lettered title to front cover and spine. Dustjacket. (520pp.). With numerous colour and b/w plates many of which are full- page, and text-illusts. Text in English and Vietnamese. Fine. $150 312 TRUCHANAS, O. (By M. Angus). The World of Olegas Truchanas. (Hobart 1975). Small 4to. Orig. linen cloth binding. Dustjacket. (144pp.). Profusely illust. with mostly full-page col. photographic plates, and with maps. NOTE: Olegas Truchanas (1923- 1972) was born in Lithuania and came to Australia in 1948. He became a photographer of the wilderness of South-West Tasmania where he lost his life in the Gordon River Gorge. $125 313 TURNEY, C. Grammar: A History of Sydney Grammar School. 1819-1988. Sydney: Allen & Unwin, (1989). Sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xvi, 490pp.). With num.col. plates, b/w text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. 1st edition. Former owner’s name on half-title- page, otherwise fine. $60 314 VEITCH, James & Sons: A Manual of The Coniferae, containing a general review of the Order; a Synopsis of the hardy kinds activated in Great Britain; their place and use in horticulture, etc. etc. Chelsea 1881. Orig. blind-embossed cloth. Gilt. (iv, 350pp.). With fold. frontispiece (split along fold), num. woodcuts, and illusts. of which some are folding. Fine crisp copy. $200 315 VELLAY, Dominique. La Maison de Verre. Pierre Chareau’s Modernist Masterwork. Photographs by Francois Halard. (London): Thames & Hudson, (2007).4to. Orig. papered boards. Dustjacket. (160pp.). With frontispiece, 83 colour and duotone illustrations, and 3 floor plans. 1st edition. Fine. $100 316 VICTORIA DEPARTMENT OF MINES: Records of the Geological Survey of Victoria. Vol. II: Pt. 4; Vol. III: Pt. 2; Vol. IV: Pt. 1. 3 vols. Melbourne 1908-1917. Roy. 8vo. In the orig. printed wrappers as issued. Copiously illustrated with plates, and fold. maps. Fine. $75 317 VISION. A Literary Quarterly. Ed. by F.C. Johnson, J. Lindsay and K. Slessor. Nos. I-IV (all published). Sydney, May 1923 - Feb. 1924. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrappers as issued. With numerous illusts. by Norman Lindsay, and interesting adverts. A particularly fine crisp set preserved in a specially designed captioned slipcase. Scarce. $500 318 WALKER, E.D. Reincarnation. A Study of Forgotten Truth. ... London: Ward, Lock & Co., 1888. 8vo. Orig. cloth (slightly rubbed). Gilt. (xiv, 350, 4pp.). 1st ed. Uncut. $125 319 WALLING, E. Cottage and Garden in Australia. Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1947. Sm. 4to. Orig. dec. cloth. Profusely illust. with col. frontisp., title-vign., num. plates of which many full-page, text-illusts., diagrams, plans, and illust. endpapers. 1st edition. Previous owner’s name on fly-leaf. Author’s signed copy on half-title page. Desirable thus. NOTE: Edna Walling was one of Australia’s best and most influential gardeners and landscape designers. $150

38 320 WALLING, E. The Garden Magic of Edna Walling. Ed. by M. Barrett. (Melbourne): Anne O’Donovan, (1988). 4to. Orig. cloth. In illust. dustjacket. (128pp.). With double-page title-illust., num. b/w plates of which many are full-page and some double-page, 1 double- page col. plate, and 14 full-page col. plates. $50 321 WALTON, Izaak and Charles COTTON. The Complete Angler. A New Edition, with notes by G. C. Davies. London: W. W. Gibbings, 1890. 8vo. Orig. cloth. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (xii, 468, 4pp.). With num. illusts. Title-page printed in red/black ink. Bookplate inside front cover. $200 322 WATTS, E.R. & SON, LTD., 123 CAMBERWELL ROAD, LONDON: Manufacturers of Surveying and other Instruments of Precision. Established 1857. Catalogue P.323. London (circa 1924). 8vo. Orig. printed limp boards (rear cover slightly scuffed). (108pp.). With num. illusts. Agents’ paper label on front cover and neat rubber stamp on some pages. Fine. $50 323 WELLS, L.A. Abstract of Journal of Explorations in Western Australia, 1896-7. Under Command of L.A. Wells. Despatched by F.A. Calvert, under the auspices of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, South Australian Branch. Adelaide: J.L. Bonython & Co., 1899. 8vo. Printed wrappers (chipped). (pp. 147-171). (Extract Proc. Roy. Geog. Soc. A/asia, S.A. Branch, Vol. III). $115 324 WEST, O. The Memoirs of Obed West. A Portrait of Early Sydney. By Edward West Marriott. Bowral: Barcom Press, (1988). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xvi, 62pp.). With portrait, maps, and 12 illusts. Fine. NOTE: Obed West was the son of Thomas West of Barcom Glen at Rushcutter’s Bay in Sydney. $40 325 WEST, T. Thomas West of Barcom Glen: His Life and Times and Family. By Edward West Marriott. Bowral: Barcom Press, (1982). 8vo. Orig. full leather with gilt title to front cover and spine. In protective slip-case. (xiv, 234pp.). With coloured frontisp., and num. illusts. Edition limited to 50 numbered copies fully signed “Ted Marriott”. Fine. $55 326 WESTALL, W. Drawings by William Westall, Landscape artist on board H.M.S. Investigator during the circumnavigation of Australia by Captain R.N., in 1801-1813. Ed. by T.M. Perry and D.H. Simpson. London 1962. Folio. Orig. cloth (partly faded). (viii, 72pp.). With portr., 2 text-illusts., 9 maps 1 of which is fold. and 1 in end-pocket, and 139 plates some of which are col. Lim. ed. Fine. $300 327 WILLIAMS, J. A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands; With Remarks upon the Natural History of the Islands, Origin, Languages, Traditions, and Usages of the Inhabitants. ... London: Publ. for the Author, by J. Snow, 1837. 8vo. Contemp. hf. cf.. Spine gilt and with raised bands. (xx, 590pp.). With col. frontisp., title-vign., fold. engrv. map, portraits, and num. wood-engrvs. by G. Baxter. Sone occasional marginal damp stains, otherwise a very good copy. Complete and scarce. $95 328 WILLIAMS, J. John Williams Photographs. (Sydney): The Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1989. Oblong Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. wrapper. (112pp.). Profusely illust. with b/w photographic plates. $50

39 329 WILLIAMS, R.M. The Bushman’s Handcrafts. (Adelaide: Printed for the Author by The Advertiser Printing Office, 1944). 8vo. Orig. full morocco with the author’s blind-embossed stamp on upper cover. (130pp.). Printed in red/black ink, including num. illusts. First Edition, privately printed for R.M. Williams, who went on to epitomise the Australian Outback in fashion. In this work he describes his approach to tanning, fur dressing, bone & horn handcraft, plaiting, shoecraft, etc. Rare. Endpapers slightly soiled, otherwise fine and complete. $300 330 WILLIAMS, Stephan J. The First Bushrangers 1789-1806. Canberra: Popinjay Publications, 1990. F’scap folio. Orig. printed wrapper. (3, 59pp.). A stencilled work limited to 100 numbered copies only, signed by the author. Fine. NOTE: The second volume in a series from the private “bushranger” files of S. J. Williams. $100 331 WOOD & ORTLEPP: “BRITON OR BOER”. Special Map of the Boer Republics, compiled from best available sources, carefully revised by Wood & Ortlepp. Cape Town & Johannesburg February 1900. Coloured litho map measuring 98.5 x 60 cm., and includes 8 inserts. Quartered, linen-backed, and folded into its orig. 8vo size captioned cloth case (case rubbed). $100 332 WOOLLEY, G.C. Compl. by. Four (4) pamphlets in the series Native Affairs Bulletin - Nos. 2, 4, 5, & 6 pertaining to the anthropology in North Borneo. (No. 2: Tuaran Adat ...; No. 4: Dusun Adat ...; No. 5: Dusun Adat; and No. 6 Kwijan Adat). North Borneo 1953. 8vo. Orig. printed wrappers. Fine. $60 333 WRIGHT, Judith. (By Veronica Brady). South of My Days: A biography of Judith Wright. (Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1998). Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (xiv, 586pp.). Illustrated. 1st ed. Fine. $50 334 WRIGHT, Judith. (By W.N. Scott). Focus on Judith Wright. Brisbane: U.Q.P., (1967). Sm. 4to. Orig.cloth. Dustjacket. (56pp.). With illusts. 1st ed. (Artists in Queensland). $40 335 YOUNG, J. John Young. (Fishermans Bend, Vic: Craftsman House, 2005). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (264pp.). Copiously illustrated in colour and b/w, and with illustrated endpapers. First edition, limited to 2500 copies. Fine. $100 336 ZOFFREA, Salvatore. Days of Summer. (Curated by) Anne Ryan. Mosman Art Gallery, (2009). Square sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (96pp.). Profusely illustrated in colour and b/w with full- page plates, text-illusts., and illust. endpapers. Inscribed and signed by the artist. NOTE: The publication of this book follows the exhibition Days of Summer woodcuts by Salvatore Zoffrea at Mosman Art Gallery, Sydney 14 June - 20 July 2008 and touring regional galleries from April 2009. $55

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