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South Polar Times, vol. III only, 1914, edited by Apsley Cherry-Garrard, a 'presentation copy' from an edition of 350, numerous colour and black and white illustrations, scattered light foxing, some mainly marginal age discolouration, the collated contents now working loose in poor damaged original covers, a.e.g.; LEWIS (Samuel) A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, in 2 vols., 1833, 4to, folding map of Wales and twelve engraved county maps, foxing and offsetting, largely unopened, contemporary cloth; another (4)
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PERCIVAL (Robert) Voyage a l'Ile de Ceylan, fait dans les annees 1797 a 1800; Contenant l'Histoire, la Geographie et la Description des moeurs des habitans, ainsi que celle des productions maturelles du pays..., traduit de l'anglais par P.F. Henry, 2 vols., Paris, 1803, 8vo, four folding engraved maps and charts, light waterstain to first few leaves of vol. 1, half-titles present, contemp. mottled calf, spines gilt (2)
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SIMPSON (John) A Complete System of Cookery, 1816, 8vo, light foxing to prelims, uncut, original boards (cracked); HOLAND (Mary) The Economical Cook and Frugal Housewife, 6th editon 1826, 12mo; The New Family Receipt Book, 1810, 12mo; COPLEY (E) The Housekeeper's Guide, 1834, 12mo; KITCHINER (W) The Housekeeper's Oracle, 1829, 8vo; all rebound or rebacked (5)
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[TRUSLER (John)] The Honours of the Table, or, Rules for Behaviour During Meals, with the Whole Art of Carving, second edition, London: for the author, at the Literary-Press, 1791, 12mo, wood-engraved arms of Trusler to verso of title, illustrations by John Bewick, without adverts at end, light sporadic foxing or very small stains, contemporary calf backed boards (worn)
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POWELL (Anthony) At Lady Molly's; Casanova's Chinese Restaurant; The Kindly Ones; first editions in dust wrappers; three others later editions from the Music of Time series; WOOLF (Virginia) The Years, first edition 1937 in damaged torn dust wrapper; few others by Hammond Innes; all with some light foxing and dust staining mainly to edges
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Literature, topography and travel. WILKINSON (J. G) Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians. London, 1837, 3 vols., with 16 plates (eight colour and eight black and white) complete as per list, some light dust staining and occasional creases, original cloth gilt (worn in places); WILLIS and CLARK The Architectural History of the University of Cambridge, in 3 vol. and Plans 1886, untrimmed, t.e.g., cloth; others by Churchill, Dickens, etc
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Postcards relating to Motor Transport including motorbikes 'Norton', a Nixey's Horse Bus, a Hackney Carriage, the Last Steam Car in England, the Halifax Tram Car Disaster, Sir Malcolm Campbell's 'Bluebird' at Gamages, the 'Supreme Sunbeam', the Tram Accident at Sowerby Bridge, a Light Ambulance Wagon, Fire Engines and Steam Wagons (approximately 97)
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Brenda Malley (Ireland b.1954). Rose Light. Watercolour, signed l.r., and titled verso with artist's label. 15.5 x 19.5ins. Framed & glazed. Brenda Malley was born in Dublin in 1954 and studied History of Art at University College Dublin. Brenda's work has been represented by the Leinster Gallery, Dublin, the Barbara Stanley Gallery, London, by the James Wray Gallery Belfast, and by the Whitethorn Gallery in Clifden, Connemara.In 2010 Brenda received an award from Culture Ireland to present a solo exhibition "Across the Sea" in the Irish Cultural Centre of New England, in Canton, Massachusetts. She was also the recipient of a residency award at Cill Rialaig Artist retreat in Ballinskelligs, Co. Kerry in 2009.
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BROOKE CHARLES: (1829-1917) Rajah of Sarawak 1868-1917. A.L.S., C J Brooke, one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d. ('Sunday'), to Signor Beccari. Brooke asks if his correspondent and a Marquess will accompany him at dinner that evening, adding 'I know the Marquess is unwell & he must come or not as he feels inclined'. With blank integral leaf. A couple of very small, light stains to the edges of the letter, not affecting the signature and only very slightly affecting a few letters of the text. About VG. £80-100
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