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Preisdatenbank abonnieren1. Benson, Joseph: The Battle of Flodden-Field. An Heroic Poem, in Nine Fits or Parts, Collected From Antient Manuscripts. L, np, 1774, 1st edn. pp116. Bound by Riviere in full calf, teg. Light foxing; o/w VG;2. Federer, C A (editor): The Ballad of Flodden Field. A Poem of the XVIth century. Manchester, H Gray, 1884, 1st thus. Original cloth, gilt. VG;3. The Battle of Flodden. 1910, a pamphlet in wrappers (3)
MILITARY AND NAVAL:1. The Navy List, 20 September 1842. L, W Clowes. pp186; full leather with gilt decorations to covers and aeg. VG+;2. Dalton, C: The Waterloo Roll Call. L, W Clowes, 1890; pp256 and four portraits; full leather. VG+;3. Lewin, Major Ross: The Life of A Soldier. A Narrative of twenty-seven years' service in various parts of the world; in three volumes. L, R Bentley, 1834, volume 2,1st edn. (with an extra folding map and a couple of plates, tipped-in; also slightly larger and in different binding); volumes 1 and 3, 2nd edn. Half leather. Little worn and with some pencil notes;4. Swiney, Colonel G C: Historical Records of the 32nd (Cornwall) Light Infantry, now the 1st Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. From the formation of the Regiment in 1702 down to 1892. L, Simpkin, Marshall. 1893, 1st edn. Inscribed and signed by author to captain Lowe, R A 16 plates (10colour) and other illustrations. Original red cloth, gilt. Corrections and notes i
WALKER, John and Charles:Hobson's Fox-Hunting Atlas: Containing Separate Maps of Every County in England and the Three Ridings of Yorkshire,With 42 hand-coloured double-page maps; showing roads, railways, canals, parks, etc. L, J & C Walder, nd, c.1860. Folio, half leather. Covers worn and hinges cracked; one map with a tear to fold; light foxing/browning to fold of first few maps; o/w VG
DICKENS, Charles:1. American Notes for General Circulation. In two volumes. L, Chapman & Hall, 1842, 1st edn. First issue, with second page of contents paged XVI (the introduction was pulled out by the publisher at the last moment). Half titles present, advert leaf preceding half title in volume 1, and 6pp. publishers catalogue at end of volume 2. Half leather bindings with part of the original cloth spine tipped in volume 1; two bookplates: Charles F S Chambers & Charles Alexander Morell Miller. Occasional light foxing; o/w VG;2. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by 'Boz', in two volumes. L, R Bentley, 1838, 1st edn. First issue, plate 'Last Song' without a border, and 36 pages of publisher's ads present. With portrait frontis plus twelve etchings by George Cruikshank. Half leather bindings; two bookplates (as above). Occasional foxing; o/w G (4)
FINE SIGNED BINDING:Captain Gladstone: Renan, Ernest (editor); Rudaux (illustrator) Le Broyeur de Lin. Paris, Librairie L Conquet, 1901, limited edn., # 283 of 300 copies. Full dark red crushed morocco with elaborate gilt decorations to both covers; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and silk doublures, signed CEG. Original wrappers bound-in and top edges gilt. Spine very slightly faded; light offsetting to endpapers; a couple of foxing spots to preliminaries; o/w VG+/fine
FINE SIGNED BINDING:Captain Gladstone (extra illustrated copy): Barbey D'Aurevilly, Jules; Le Blant, Julien (illustrator) Le Chevalier des Touches. Paris, Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1886, limited edn. With a frontis plus seven plates by Le Blant. Plus an extra six plates by Felix Buhot (these are slightly smaller than the rest of the book). Bound in full dark red crushed morocco with elaborate gilt decorations to both covers; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and silk doublures, signed CEG. Top edges gilt. Spine very slightly faded; a very small spot to centre of front cover (hardly visible); offsetting to endpapers; light spotting to a few pages; o/w VG+/fine
FINE SIGNED BINDING:Captain Gladstone: Uchard, Mario; Avril, Paul (illustrator) Mon Oncle Barbassou. Paris, J Lemonnyer, 1884, limited edn., # 369 of 275 copies on papier vergé de Hollande of a total of1000, with 40 illustrations. Full light brown crushed morocco with five raised bands, elaborate gilt floral decorations to both covers; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and marbled endpapers, signed CEG. Top edges gilt. Very light offsetting to endpapers; o/w fine
FINE SIGNED BINDING:Captain Gladstone: Musset, Alfred de; Morin, Louis (illustrator) On Ne Badine Pas Avec L'Amour. Paris, Librairie L Conquet, 1904, (limited edn. of 200 copies?). No limitation stated but facing the title page is printed: EXEMPLAIR OFFERT (hand written in blue crayon) Monsieur Alphonse Delelo, and signed by the publishers? Full green crushed morocco with two circular navy blue and gilt panels to the centre of both covers and repeated throughout in smaller circles; elaborate gilt decorations; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and silk satin doublures, signed CEG. Original wrappers bound-in and top edges gilt. Spine faded and light foxing to paper edges; o/w VG+/fine
FINE SIGNED BINDING:Captain Gladstone: Field, Michael: Noontide Branches. Oxford, Daniel Press, 1899. Limited edn., # 25 of 150 copies. Full dark red and navy blue crushed morocco with elaborate gilt decorations to both covers; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and silk doublures, signed CEG. Original wrappers bound-in and top edges gilt. Spine little faded; light offsetting to endpapers; o/w VG+/fine
FINE BINDING:Selected Poems of Robert Burns, with an introduction by Andrew Lang. London, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co Ltd, 1891, large paper edn. limited to 50 copies, this being # 14, signed Charles Whittingham (Chiswick Press). Full dark brown crushed morocco with elaborate gilt decorations to both covers; spine with gilt decoration and lettering; wide gilt decorated inner dentelles and card doublures (in the same style and quality binding as the others by Captain Gladstone, but this one not signed). Spine little faded; edges and corners very slightly scuffed; light stain to front blank endpaper; o/w VG+
FINE BINDING:1. Froude, J A: The Nemesis Of Fate. London, John Chapman, 1894. Full mottled calf with gilt lettering to spine, marbled endpapers and teg. Spine faded; occasional foxing; o/w VG;2. Husenbeth, F C (editor): The Missal for the Use of the Laity; with The Masses for all Days throughout the Year, according to the Roman Missal. Fourth edn. improved; London, Charles Dolman, 1845, and supplement; pp741, xcix-cxlv, (ii) index, i-xcvi. Full leather with gilt decoration and gilt gauffered edges. Light scuffing to covers; front endpaper and title-page almost detached; o/w G+ (2)
RUSSELL FLINT, Sir William (1880 - 1969): Signed copies, etc.:1. In Pursuit: An Autobiograpy. 1970, limited edn. no.952 of 1050 copies signed by the author’s son Francis. Folio, original leather backed boards and slipcase. Fine;2. Breakfast in Perigord. L, Privately printed for the author by C Skilton, 1968, signed limited edn. #122/525. Folio, original leather backed boards and slipcase. Fine;3. Pictures From The Artist's Studio. Royal Academy of Arts 1962, 1st edn. Signed by author. Original cloth and plastic wrapper. Light foxing to covers; o/w fine;4. Shadows in Arcady. C Skilton, 1965, signed limited edn. #479/500. Original covers and slipcase. Fine;5. Two Signed hand-written letters by Russell Flint (with envelope);6. Plus two other letters from Arthur Rank and Nicholas Garland;7. Plus two other Russell Flint books (7)
BINDING:1. Gibbon, E: Roman Empire. Eight volume set. L, John Murray, 1862, with maps and portraits. Rugby school full leather prize binding, gilt. Little worn; o/w VG;2. Curtius, Ernst; Translated by A W Ward: History of Greece. Five volumes. L, Bentley, 1868-73. Full tree calf prize binding. Worn and hinges cracked; o/w G+;3. Prescott, W: History of The Conquest of Peru. In three volumes. Routledge, 1862, new edn. Rugby school full leather prize binding, gilt. VG;4. Hallam, H: View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages. In three volumes. Murray, 1872, new edn. Full leather, gilt. Light scuffing; o/w VG;5. Macaulay, T B: History of England. In two volumes. Longmans, 1871, new edn. Rugby school full tree calf prize binding, gilt. VG (21)
POTTER, Beatrix:1. The Tale of Benjamin Bunny. L, F Warne, 1904, 1st edn. (title page dated); 1st issue, Muffetees spelt 'Muffatees' on page 15. Original light brown boards, coloured pictorial onlay on upper cover, as issued, dark green lettering, pictorial endpapers; pp85. Covers little worn; title page and following page with tear at bottom (without loss); o/w VG and clean copy;2. The works. Twenty-three volumes in original box and dws. L, F Warne, 1986. Fine. Plus thirty-nine volumes of the works (some duplicates); with a number of early editions including: The tale of Pigling Bland; Two Bad Mice; Fierce Bad Rabbit; The Pie and Patty Pan; Miss Moppet; etc. Mostly G+/VG (41)
MURDER TRIAL 1699:The Tryal of Spencer Cowper, Esq; John Marson, Ellis Stevens, and William Rogers, gent upon an Indictment for the Murder of Mrs Sarah Stout, a Quaker,Before Mr Baron Hatsell, at Hertford Assizes, 18 July 1699; of which they were acquitted. With the opinions of the eminent physicians and chirurgeons on both sides concerning drowned bodies, delivered in the tryal. And the several letters produced in court. London Isaac Cleave; Matt. Wotton; John Bullord, 1699. Folio, 46pp (the last page misnumbered 22); bound with: The Hertford Letter: Containing Several Brief Observations on a Late Printed Tryal, Concerning the Murder of Mrs Sarah Stout. L, booksellers of London & Westminster, 1699. 16pp; bound with: Reply to the Hertford letter. L, booksellers of London & Westminster, 1699. 8pp. Cloth backed boards. Light browning; o/w G+
LATIN AND GREEK, ETC:1. Marci Tullii Ciceronis: Opera, quae supersunt, omnia. Four parts in two volumes. Amsterdam, Wetstein, 1724. Folio, two extra engraved title and two portraits; pp34, 52, 849; 1051, 104(index). Contemporary full leather. Light damp stain to top margin of few pages and small worm holes to last few pages of the index in volume 2; o/w VG;2. Tacitus, Caius Cornelius: Opera quae exstant. Two volumes. Trajecti Batavorum [Utrecht], Apud Jacobum a Poolsum, et Johannem Visch, 1721. 4to. Frontis, pp756, 578, and large index. Contemporary full leather. Worn and hinges cracked; light damp stain to few pages; o/w G;3. Novi Testamenti Dictionum Sylloge Grecco-Latina. Joh Jacobi Bodmeri, Tiguri, 1659. pp217, and index, etc. Contemporary full vellum. Worn and stained; occasional foxing and browning;4. Petrarch: Le Rime di Francescopetarca, illustrate di note da varj comentatori scelte ed abbreviate da Romualdo Zotti. Three volumes. L, Bulmer, 1811, with f
SMITH, George:A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, in the Most Approved and Elegant Taste,London, J Taylor, no date c.1808 (the plates are dated 1804-1807). With 159 hand coloured plates; there are supposed to be 158 plates, however four are missing and replaced with contemporary watercolours; half leather binding. As stated, lacking four plates and replaced with original watercolours; the title page and few plates are professionally repaired; occasional light staining; o/w VGGeorge Smith (1765-1844) was a Scottish-born architect.
PUZO, Mario:1. The Godfather. Putnam, NY, 1969. 1st edn., 23rd impr. DW($6.95). Author inscribed 'for Linda Stevens, a woman who is all heart, best' and signed. DW with a couple of small tears; o/w VG+;2. Fools Die: Putnam, NY, 1978. 1st edn. 1st impr. stated. DW($12.50). One of 350 presentation copies signed by Author. Light dust soiling to dw edges and paper edges; o/w VG+ (2)
DACIER, M; PLUTARQUE:Les Vies des Hommes illustres de Plutarque,Paris, Pierre Michel-Huart, 1734, new edn. with an extra volume; 9 volumes. Contemporary full mottled calf; PP568; 674; 626; 600; 602; 656; 704; 561; 672. Lacking catalogue and erratum(?) Covers little scuffed; light worm damage; o/w G+ (9)
C PLINII CAECILII SECUNDI:Nouocomens, Epistolarum Lib. X. Ejusdem Panegyricus Traiano dictus,Paris, Veneunt Iodoco Badio & Ioanni Roigny (Josse Bade, Jean de Roigny), 1533. Folio, PP: engraved title-page, (xvi)including tp and index, ccxxxi(leaves) with colophon to last page. Contemporary full calf. Note: A beautifully printed edition of Pliny the Younger’s letters, edited by Badius, and followed at the end by the Panegyricus Traiano. It is the only Badius edn. and it follows earlier edns. with the commentaries of Giovanni Maria Cataneo. It is adorned with many ornamental woodcut initials including numerous large ones. Rebacked with original spine; light damp stain to inner margin of the preliminary pages; sporadic ink underlining; o/w G
ANTIQUARIAN:1. Abbt, Thomas; Sallustius: Von der Zusammenrottung des Catilina. Stadthagen, 1767, 1st edn. of this translation. Full mottled leather. G+;2. Adriani, Henricum: Catholycke Sermoonen. Antwerp, H. Verdussen, 1620. Folio, with many illustrations throughout; contemporary full leather with brass decorations. Rebacked with new spine; lacking the clasps; title-page repaired; light damp stain to last few pages;3. Ten Brink, J: Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche Letterkunde. Amsterdam, Elsevier, 1897. With chromolithograph facsimile with numerous plates. Three quarter leather, teg. VG+;4. Plus one other (4)
GILPIN, William:Observations on the River Wye, and Several Parts of South Wales, &c, Relative Chiefly to Picturesque Beauty; Made in the Summer of the Year 1770,L, R Blamire, 1782, 1st edn. with only 13 hand tinted plates out of 14. Leather backed boards. Light browning and offsetting; o/w G. Plus: four other works (5)
PICASSO:Leiris, Michele: Picasso and the Human Comedy,A Suite of 180 drawings by Picasso. November 28, 1953 - February 3, 1954. Preface by Teriade. With an appreciation by Rebecca West. Harcourt Brace & Company, New York, 1954, 1st American edn. dw($25). Published as the Double Number 29/30 of Verve in the French Edition. Printed in France. Folio, with 180 drawings including 16 colour lithographs. Light wear to dw and a couple of the brown tissue guards with small tear; o/w VG
1. PERATE, André: Georges Hoentschel. Collections Georges Hoentschel acquired by M J Pierpont Morgan and offered to the Metropolitan Museum, New York, five volumes. Paris, Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts, 1908. Folio, loose in folders and ties (as issued). Occasional light foxing; o/w VG;2. HESSLING, E: Le Luminaire. Documents de Style Empire. Paris, E Hessling, nd; c.1900. Folio, loose in folder (as issued). Lacking ties; occasional light foxing; o/w VG (6)
GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT maker Edward Vincent, London 1729, without lion passant mark, the tapering body with domed cover, embossed and chased in the Rococo style with acanthus leaves, c-scrolls and flowers, wooden double scroll handle, engraved 'Presented by Lady Agnes Campbell to the 1st L.R.V 1868', approximately 825g, 23cm high Note: The London assay office, The Goldsmiths' Company Assay Office, have been contacted to discuss this piece and after consulting with their collection it is widely acknowledged that silver from this period can have hallmarks missing but that it is very unusal for the lion passant mark to be omitted. McTear's is informed that this piece could be sent to the Antique Plate Committee (APC) to verify its hallmarks. Although it is unclear why the lion passant mark has been omitted from this piece, its style lead us to catalogue it as such. The rim of the pot has two light shadows that could possibly be the ghosts of original period hallmarks. The piece may later have been embossed in the Victorian period, with replacement hallmarks stamped to the base
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