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Adams (H.G. editor) Favorite Song Birds 12 hand-coloured lithographed plates by Edward Gilks preliminaries soiled and with marginal tears and repairs (slight loss to pagination on contents leaf) contemporary tree calf with the original part wrappers bound in at end rubbed upper joint repaired for the proprietors 1851 § Prichard (James Cowles) The Natural History of Man third edition half-title engraved plates 46 of which hand-coloured without the folio maps as usual illustrations light foxing and soiling some plates a little stained contemporary half calf spine gilt rubbed and faded 1848 8vo(2) ***Scarce with the original wrappers..
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Thorburn (A) A Naturalist`s Sketch Book first edition 24 colour and 36 collotype plates after Thorburn tissue guards original cloth t.e.g. little rubbed & marked modern cloth case [Anker 509; Nissen IVB 940; Wood p.597] 1919 § Nicholson (George editor) The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening 12 divisions plates and illustrations some colour a little very light browning and foxing ink inscriptions on half-title of vol. I original decorative green cloth gilt g.e. rubbed [?c.1887-89]; and c.15 others natural history etc. 8vo & 4to(c.25)
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Bartlett Narrative...Texas New Mexico 1854 2 vol. first edition folding map and 16 tinted lithographed plates folding map with a few small holes some marginal water-staining occasional spotting or light foxing contemporary polished calf rebacked in buckram preserving original backstrips water-stained [Howes B201; Sabin 3746] 8vo 1854.
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Paris. Le Conducteur de l`Étranger a Paris second edition engraved frontispiece 3 plates original printed wrappers worn upper cover loose spine defective Paris 1814 § Steward (J.) The Stranger`s Guide to Paris second edition plates lacks the plan light staining contemporary blind-stamped black morocco `Cathedral` binding rubbed 1835; and 7 others Paris guides 12mo (9)
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Jugel Album der Taunus-Bäder - Wiesbaden Ems 3 parts in 1 3 colour printed titles (edges browned) 36 engraved plates light water-stain throughout original cloth-backed glazed printed boards rubbed and soiled Frankfurt am Main 1845 § Leger (Dr. T.A.) Guide to the Ruins of Heidelberg Castle folding plan and 15 engraved plates 1 folding original cloth gilt spine chipped Heidelberg [c.1860] oblong 4to and oblong 8vo (2)
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Giffard (Edward) A Short Visit to the Ionian Islan illustrations light foxing original cloth damaged with loss boards loose 1837 § Emerson (James) A Picture of Greece in 1825 2 vol. in 1 several extra illustrations bound in contemporary half calf rubbed 1826 § Parish (Henry Headley) the Diplomatic History of the Monarchy of Greece... damaged cloth 1838; and a quantity of others similar v.s.(box)
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Markham Shooting in the Himalayas 1854 first edition wood-engraved additional pictorial title tinted lithographed frontispiece and 7 plates folding map wood-engraved illustrations map with some foxing light marginal water-staining to plates a few other marks contemporary dark green half morocco spine gilt very short split to head of upper joint rubbed [Czech Asian p.134] 1854.
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Burton.Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage.. 2 vol. Memorial Edition half-titles portrait frontispiece folding colour map 14 plates (mostly tinted or chromolithographs) and 3 folding plans illustrations light browning at beginning and end hinges weak one reinforced original pictorial cloth gilt rubbed vol.2 with spine ends fraying vol.1 rebacked preserving original spine and with new endpapers 1893 § Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night (The) translated by R.F.Burton 12 vol. Library Edition plates by Letchford all artist`s proofs and signed in pencil also with the etched plates by Lalauze captioned tissue guards some foxing original decorated cloth gilt rubbed vol.1 rather worn with joints split and crudely reinforced 1897 8vo
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Scott (Capt. Robert Falcon) The Voyage of the “Dis 2 vol. first edition plates maps and illustrations lacking plates at p.114 190 & 192 front and rear free endpapers and last page of index some pages loose occasional light foxing hinges weak original cloth gilt upper joint to vol.1 splitting rubbed 1905 § Peary (R.E.) Northward over the Great Ice 2 vol first edition frontispieces loose illustrations lacking last pages of index vols.1 & 2 and endpapers original cloth rubbed and stained 1898 § Nansen (Fridtjof) “Farthest North” 2 vol first `English” edition illustrations and map (torn with some loss) one illustration with crayon colour original cloth lacking front endpaper rubbed 1898; and another 8vo(9)
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Gallenga (A.) The Invasion of Denmark in 1864 2 vol. in 1 original cloth rubbed 1864 § Ellis (Harriett Warner) Denmark and her Missions second edition wood-engraved frontispiece light water-stain at beginning16pp. publisher`s catalogue at end original cloth gilt lower cover stained upper less so 1864 § Haggard (H. Rider) Rural Denmark and its Lessons plates original cloth spine worn 1911 8vo and 12mo(3)
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Tardieu (P.F.) Atlas de Tableaux et de Cartes... Atlas only 20 folding/double-page engraved maps most hand-coloured in outline folding tables family notes on rear pastedown contemporary sheep a little worn Paris 1804 § [Beckford (William)] Recollections of an Excursion to the Monasteries of Alcobaça and Batalha first edition half-title engraved portrait frontispiece foxed original cloth paper label on spine rubbed 1835 § M`Leod (John) Voyage of His Majesty`s Ship Alceste to China Corea and the Island of Lewchew third edition engraved portrait and folding map 5 hand-coloured aquatint plates light water-staining at beginning and end affecting frontispiece book-label of Captain Small on front pastedown contemporary half calf worn spine defective 1819 4to & 8vo
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[West (Thomas)] A Guide to the Lakes 1821 eleventh edition fine hand-coloured aquatint frontispiece and folding hand-coloured engraved map uncut in original boards rebacked in cloth Kendal 1821 § Otley (Jonathan) A Concise Description of the English Lakes fourth edition folding engraved map foxing and light browning original cloth worn and faded paint splashes to upper cover Keswick 1830 § Baines (Edward) A Companion to the Lakes third edition engraved frontispiece folding engraved map hand-coloured in outline original cloth spine slightly faded 1834; and another 8vo(4)
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A Georgian style three light table candelabrum, the octagonal stepped base rising to a flared column and urn-shaped sconce, removable scrolling branches with similar sconces above drip trays, removable nozzles, fully hallmarked, maker`s mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1922, height 37.5 cm (14 3/4 in.), base loaded, approx. weight of branches 21 troy oz
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A pair of Victorian Corinthian column two-light table candelabra, the square bases moulded with acanthus leaves, ram`s heads and festoons of bell husks, the removable scrolling branches with a fleur de lys to the centre, the batswing sconces moulded with acanthus leaves, removable nozzles, maker`s mark of Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1893, height 26 cm (10 1/4 in.)
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An Impressive Victorian Walnut Mirror-Back Sideboard, in the manner of C R Light, late 19th century, the superstructure with broken pediment centred by a gadrooned twin-handled urn, the leaf carved fluted frieze above four glazed doors enclosing a velvet lined interior, flanked by small mirror-back niches, the base of breakfront form with carved and fluted supports above two cupboard doors decorated with trailing husks and flowers, raised on a moulded base, 190cm by 55cm by 293cm See illustration
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A Staffordshire Pottery Anti-Slavery Plate, circa 1838, printed with a vignette of a native mother and child and inscribed "As borrowed beams illume our way and shed a bright and cheering ray", "I labour and have no rest, Lam.5C5V", "So Christian Light dispels the gloom that shades poor Negro`s hapless doom" and "I am oppressed undertake for me, Isaiah 28C14V", on a lilac ground, 22cm diameter See illustration
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An English Porcelain Porter Mug, probably Chamberlains Worcester, circa 1820, painted in the Imari palette with foliage with blue scroll borders on a salmon pink scroll ground, 13.5cm high; and A Coalport Porcelain Porter Mug, with the arms of Dearden and two flower sprays on a light blue ground, 13cm high (2)
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* American Revolution. A group of six autograph letters relating to trade, social and political issues in North Carolina and America, 1773 to 1783, three letters from Thomas Ogden and one each from his brothers Titus and Isaac, all written to their parents James and Mary in Manchester, England, the content of the letters concerning trading and personal news, the first letter dated 31st January 1773 from both Thomas and Titus but in Thomas’s hand, in part, ‘I’m now here about 3 weeks and must confess I never in the whole course of my life met with such genteel treatment. I am one of the family [?] I eat, spend my evenings and sleep with the best in ye house which I assure you is very respectable in this place she is a widow lady and has a ship, a brigg, and a sloop in her employment besides keeping a pretty good store, my brother boards at a very good house in company with several [?] and members of the assembly and I assure you he is considered in a respectable light. We have made acquaintance with some of the best people in town and I daresay we shall find our advantage in it. Titus comes and is as free in our house as in his own. Drinks tea with us every afternoon and Mrs Smith and her daughter are fond of his company. Board here is not so cheap as we expected ... I have already become the widow’s privy counsellor in her mercantile affairs and I am not in want of money ...’, continuing with details of local trade and some specific information, the second letter from Thomas recommending Thomas Emery who carries the letter and saying he is of good character to do business with, the third letter from Titus (20th January 1774), telling of his general good fortune and how he and Mr Emery get on so well, ‘In summer season there is no business done here, and the barrelled pork being pretty low now he told me if I should like he would purchase a cargo and I should take the consignment to the West Indies towards May next which I readily accepted at the same time I told him ... we have since jointly purchased a negro sold here at [?] for 5 worth £50 which we intend bartering for pork and don’t fear turning to good advantage ...’, the fourth letter making reference to the Boston Tea Party, ‘Your wise words (?) at home have struck a sort of terror amongst our Northwood’s neighbours it is in some measure what they deserved. I believe as far as I am capable of judging all the Southwood provinces blame them much for drowning the tea. She say they ought to have not suffered it to be landed til it became the King’s property then in course she would not have sent any more when they found that they ... people here seem much divided, the great part of ye Americans are for supporting the Bostonians but the English, Scotch & Irish talk much against it saying they shall be ready at any time to support the liberty of the subjects and ye Bostonians but not til ye have paid for the tea and made proper reparation ... as far as I can learn & see of the Bostonians I think them a restless fanatical sort of people and we shall never be at rest til their formal government is attained. I believe most people here think a King’s government the best and surest both for King and subjects. It is really ridiculous for a community to choose both their own representation and the King’s counsel ...’, the fith letter from Thomas (1st August 1776), relating that the letter will be conveyed by means of his friend John Mackay on his way to Bordeux in France, ‘This is one of the roundabout ways people are obliged to take who want to get home to England from America by reason of the late act of parliament which totally excludes us from every port in the British Dominions as well as condemning all battles from America found on the high seas by any of his Majesty’s ships of war. The present troubles have been carried out with such rancour on both sides that I should get no opportunity of writing you since last October ... since all importation from Great Britain has been stopped Titus and myself have been almost wholly employed in buying and selling upon the spot and as we had a good assortment when trade was stopped we cleared a good deal upon the advance. Everything is extremely dear & scarce with us and is daily becoming more and more so ...’, the letters all somewhat fragile and browned with tears and occ. loss of text, a total of twelve pages with integral address leaves, and panels, mostly folio, together with an earlier autograph letter from Thomas Savage, Galata [Istanbul], 19 April 1704, to Lockwood, Chadwicke & Pheasant, concerning trading of goods and accounts, 2 pp., docketed, folio, plus ten other documents including five 17th-century receipts and similar, plus a small quantity of late 19th and 20th centuary genealogical information on the Ogden family, the whole loosely contained in a contemp. musty vellum ledger, rubbed and soiled, folio. Titus and Thomas Ogden were merchants in North Carolina. Titus later became a Paymaster to the Troops and of Indian annuities, and in 1791 he was one of the signatories of the Holston Treaty with the Cherokee. (a folder)
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Babington (Gervase). Works, 1637, copper-engraved portrait frontispiece, eleven titles, a few small burnholes and inkspots, scattered light spotting, 18th c. panelled calf, rebacked and repaired, brass clasps, rubbed, folio, together with The Secret History of the Most Renowned Q. Elizabeth and the E. of Essex, 1725 (2)
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Baudelot de Dairval (Charles Cesar). L’Utilite des Voyages, qui Concerne la Connoissance des Medailles, Inscriptions, Statues, Dieux Lares, Peintures Anciennes, et les Bas Reliefs, Pierres Precieuses et Gravees, Cachets, Talismans, Anneaux..., 2 vols., Paris, 1693, engraved frontispieces, titles in red and black, illustrations, occasional light spotting, bookplate, contemporary calf gilt, vol. I upper cover detached, vol. II detaching, a little rubbed and chipped, 8vo. Early Grand Tour account. (2)
![Bible [German]. Biblia... , [Luther’s version], 3 parts in 4 vols., Luneburg, 1677, 76, eng. title of the 1664 ed. laid](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10729/2797241/386-20107121664_468x382.jpg)
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Bible [German]. Biblia... , [Luther’s version], 3 parts in 4 vols., Luneburg, 1677, 76, eng. title of the 1664 ed. laid down and inserted as a frontispiece (as Darlow & Moule copy), three vign. titles (parts 2 & 3 dated 1676), the inner margin repair and sl. loss to lower margin of first title not affecting text, eleven port. plts. with facing text in prelims. of first vol., 150 eng. plts. after M. Scheits, eng. by Melchior Kusell, G.A. Wolfgang, I. de Visscher and others, occ. spotting or light browning, sl. damp staining at start of second vol. of first part (Old Testament continued), old ink notes to endpapers of second part, a.e.g., contemp. calf, gilt-dec. spines, joints cracked, rubbed and sl. loss to spine ends 4to. Darlow & Mole 4220. (4)
![Bible [English]. [The Byble, that is to say all the holy Scripture: in which are contayned the Olde and New Testamente truly](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10729/2797241/389-201071216610_468x382.jpg)
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Bible [English]. [The Byble, that is to say all the holy Scripture: in which are contayned the Olde and New Testamente truly & purely translated into English & nowe lately with greate industry & diligence recognised ..., Imprynted at London by Jhon Daye, and William Seres, xvii day of August, 1549], black letter text in double column, lacks general title and three following leaves of prelims. (text begins with the three-page preface by Edmund Becke, dedicated to Edward 6th), lacks II1 (first leaf of Isaiah) and V6-8 at end (final chapter of Revelations), signature T (6 leaves) misbound before signature L in New Testament, three wooduct part-titles, and woodcut New Testament title present, woodcut illusts. to text, including one (of two) half page woodcut illusts. at the beginning of Psalmes of David (the other contained on leaf II1, here missing), some light waterstains to inner margins and occ. to upper blank margin, some minor old marginal repairs, first and last few leaves with some soiling and repairs to edges, generally without loss, later reverse calf (prob. 18th century), rubbed and some wear with upper joint partly cracked and rear joint near-det., thick folio. Herbert 74. A reprint of Matthew’s Bible of 1637, edited by Edmund Becke, sometimes called the Bug Bible due to the rendering ‘bugges’ in Psalms xci, 5. Includes Tyndale’s various prologues, of which the prologue to Jonah is here reprinted for the first time, having been first published by Martin Keyser around 1531 (see Herbert 6).. Provenance: With later 18th century engraved bookplate of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Fife to front pastedown with separate printed shelf label above. The Rt. Hon. James Duff, 2nd Earl of Fife (1729-1809) died without male issue, although he had three children by his mother’s personal maid, Margaret Adam of Keith, prior to his marriage to Dorothea Sinclair in 1766. In 1754 he became a Member of Parliament for Banffshire, a position he held for 30 years until 1784, and was one of the most powerful and influential men in Aberdeenshire, Banffshire and Morayshire. His ancestor MacDuff is immortalised in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. (1)
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Bugg (Francis). The Pilgrim’s Progress, From Quakerism to Christianity: Containing a Farther Discovery of the Dangerous Growth of Quakerism, not only in Points of Doctrine, but also in their Politicks..., 2nd ed., 1700, engraved portrait frontispiece, folding engraved plate of the Quakers Synod (loss at inner margin with repair to verso), occasional light spotting, contemporary panelled calf, losses at spine ends, rubbed, 8vo. After embracing Quakerism in 1657, Francis Bugg (1640-1727) returned to the Church of England in 1680 after a disagreement, and began writing books against them. (1)
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Euripides. Euripidis Quae Extant Omnia: Tragoediae Nempe XX..., 2 parts in one, Cambridge, 1694, two engraved portraits, occasional light browning and dampstaining, bookplate of Franke Parker bequeathed to the Bishopric of Cornwall, contemporary blindstamped vellum, joints splitting, some stains, folio. Wing E3415. (1)
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Mauvillon (Jacob von). Essai sur L’Influence de la Poudre a Canon dans L’Art de la Guerre Moderne, 1st ed., Dessau, 1782, half title, seven folding engraved plates at end, occasional light spotting and browning, original boards, manuscript title to spine, a little rubbed and stained, 8vo. Rare, only one recorded institutional copy as far as we are aware. Mauvillon (1743-1794) was a German teacher of military science and politics, and a leading figure in eighteenth century German liberalism. (1)
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Mexia (Pedro). Selva Rinovata di Varia Lettione, 5 parts in one, Venice, 1616, titles with woodcut devices, numerous woodcut illustrations, a few leaves trimmed affecting lettering, a few small holes in text, occasional light soiling, a.e.g., 20th c. half calf, upper cover detached, spine ends chipped, small 4to (1)
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Norris (John). Two Treatises Concerning the Divine Light, The First, being an Answer to a Letter of a Learned Quaker, which he is pleased to call, A Just reprehension to John Norris for his Unjust Reflections on the Quakers, in his Book Entituled, Reflections upon the Conduct of Human Life..., The Second, Being a Discourse concerning the Grossness of the Quakers Notion of the Light within, with their Confusion and Inconsistency in Explaining it, by John Norris, M.A. Rector of Bemerton near Sarum..., 1st ed., 1692, ink annotation to fore-edge margin of title, some spotting, browning and slight dampstaining to few leaves, recent endpapers retaining 18th c. armorial bookplate of James Smith to front pastedown, modern half calf, small 8vo, together with A Collection of Miscellanies: Consisting of Poems, Essays, Discourses & Letters, Occasionally Written, 3rd ed., corrected, 1699, inner hinges cracked, contemp. panelled calf, joints cracked at head & foot, spine worn with slight loss at head & foot, 8vo. Wing N1276 and N1250. (2)
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Pamphlets. An Account of the Rise and Progress of the Unitarian Doctrine; in the Societies at Rochdale, Newchurch in Rossendale, and other Places, Formerly in Connexion with the Late Rev. Joseph Cooke: in Ten Letters to a Friend, by John Ashworth, Rochdale: printed for the author, 1817, bound with A defence of the British & Foreign School Society Against the Remarks in the Sixty-Seventh Number of the Edinburgh Review, 2nd ed., 1821, bound with Observations on Mr Brougham’s Bill..., and the Danger that will arise from it to the Cause of Religious Liberty, 2nd ed., 1821, bound with The Causes of Deism and Atheism; a Lecture, Delivered in the Unitarian Meeting-House, Moor-Lane, Bolton, on Sunday Evening, January 19th, 1823, with Notes and Appendix by George Harris, 1823, bound with The Lancashire and Cheshire Unitarian Christian Association, and the Christian Reflector, Vindicated from the Aspersions of the Rev. B.R. Davis, of Chowhent, by George Harris, Liverpool, 1823, bound with A Compliance with the “Enquirer’s Request;” being a Solution of Unitarian or Socinian Doubts and Difficulties on the Nature of Divine Unitay..., by Thomas Pilkington, Haslingden, 1822, bound withRemarks on “A Compliance with the Inquirer’s Request..., Addressed to T. Pilkington, of Haslingden, by John Ashworth, [1823], bound with Letters to the Rev. J. Kinghorn, on the Doctrine of the Divinity of Christ, by I. Perry, 1813, bound with An Oration Delivered on Monday, October 16, 1809, on Laying the First Stone of the New Gravel-Pit Meeting-House, in Paradise Field, Hackney, by Robert Aspland, pub. Harlow, 1809, bound with six other similar pamphlets, some dust soiling and few marks, contemp. half calf, upper board deached, lower joint cracked and some wear, 8vo, together with Henry (Matthew), An Exposition of all the Books of the Old and New Testaments: with Practical Remarks and Observations, 6 vols., 1812, eng. port. frontis. to vol. 1, some light dampstaining, contemmp. marbled calf gilt, joints cracked and few boards detached, 4to (7)
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Plinius (Secundus, Gaius Caecilius). The Letters of Pliny the Younger. With Observations on each Letter; And an Essay on Pliny’s Life, Addressed to Charles, Lord Boyle by John, Earl of Orrery, 2 vols., 1751, half titles, titles with engraved vignettes, illustrations, some light spotting, bookplates, contemporary calf, joints splitting, rubbed, 4to (2)
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Ricci (Bartolomeo). Considerationi Sopra Tutta la Vita di N.S. Giesu Christo..., Revista dall’auttore e migliorata, Rome: Bartolomeo Zanetti, 1610, eng. title close-trimmed to image at head & foot (with loss to margins) and with small hole & fraying, 160 full-page eng. illusts., juvenile ink drawing to verso of final leaf of text, leaf A1 with closed-tear to lower edge of plate mark, small hole at foot of leaf O2, some light dampstaining and few marks etc., contemp. blind dec. morocco, lacks clasps and wear to spine and board edges, 8vo (1)
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Stevenson (Robert Louis). Treasure Island, 1st ed., 1st issue, 1883, three colour map frontispiece (previous owner signature to verso), lacking half title, 8pp. publisher’s list at end coded 5R-12.83., a few light spots, front hinge just starting, original brown cloth, spine a little rubbed with dampstains, 8vo. Prideaux 11, with the issue points: “Dead Man’s Chest” not capitalised on pp.2 and 7; no “a” in line 6, p.63; no “period” after “opportunity” in line 20, p.178; “worse” for “worst” in line 3, p.197. (1)
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Vossius (Gerardus Joannes). De Artis Poeticae Natura, ac Constitutione Liber, 1st ed., Amsterdam, Elzevir Press, 1647, bound with Poeticarum Institutionum, Libri Tres, Amsterdam, Elzevir Press, 1647, plus De Imitatione cum Oratoria, tum praecipue Poetica; De Que Recitatione Veterum, Liber, Amsterdam, Elzevir Press, 1647, together three works bound in one, occ. minor marks in red pencil, some light waterstaining, mostly to inner margins, final few leaves of index with some damp marking, contemp. calf, gilt spine, rubbed and joints cracked, with some wear, small 4to. Willems 1054. (1)
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Waterways & Railways. A collection of eleven Acts of Parliament relating to rivers, canals and railways, 1712-1852, including with An Act for Making the River Avon, in the Counties of Somerset and Gloucester, Navigable from the City of Bath to or Near Hanhams-Mills, 10pp., 1712 (but reprinted 1813), An Act... for Making the River Kennet Navigable from Reading to Newbury in the County of Berks more Effectual, 14pp., 1730, An Act for Making and Maintaining a Railway or Tram Road from Rodway Hill, in the Parish of Mangotsfield in the County of Gloucester, to the River Avon in the Parish of Bitton in the Same County, 58pp., 1828 and an Act to Alter the Line of the Avon and Gloucester Rail Way, to Make Certain BRanches from the Same, and to ammend the Act for Making the Said Rail Way, 12pp., 1831, three Acts in typescript, continous pagination, manuscript index at front, some marginal rodent damage and light spots, front hinges broken, contemporary half calf, some wear, folio, together with a Great Western Railways folding map, Henley-on-Thames Branch, 2 Chain Survey, 1920 (2)
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Roberts (W.H.). The British Wine-Maker, and Domestic Brewer. A Complete, Practical, and Easy Treatise on the Art of Making and Managing British Wines, Liqueurs, and also Domestic Brewing, 2nd ed., 1835, half-title present, one diag. to text, hinges neatly repaired, orig. boards with recent cloth spine and printed title label, 8vo, together with [Rundell, Maria Eliza Ketelby], A New System of Domestic Cookery, Formed Upon Principles of Economy, and Adapted to the use of Private Families, By a Lady , 1846, eng. frontis. (slightly dampstained to upper margin) and nine wood eng. plts., some light browning and minor marginal dampstaining throughout, hinges repaired, orig. cloth with modern reback, 12mo (2)
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Dresser (Christopher). Japan. Its Architecture, Art and Art Manufactures, 1882, title printed in red and black, b & w illustrations, one or two light spots, contemporary presentation inscription and owner stamp, t.e.g., original decorative cloth, spine a little stained with splits along lower joint and wear at foot, small dampstain, 8vo (1)
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Gernshein (Helmut, & Alison). The History of Photography, from the Camera Obscura to the Beginning of the Modern Era, revised and enlarged ed., 1969, b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with a copy of the first edition of 1955, orig. cloth in d.j., a little soiled and torn, both small folio, together with Pfister (Harold Francis), Facing the Light, Historic American Portrait Daguerreotypes, Washington, 1978, b&w illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j., a little soiled and faded on spine, 4to, plus Ford (Colin, ed.), An Early Victorian Album, The Photographic Masterpieces (1843-1847), of David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, 1st US ed., 1976, b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., a little rubbed and soiled, 4to, plus other photography interest including some reference, 19th c. interest and a few duplicates (35)
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Letchford (Albert, illust.). A Series of Seventy Original Illustrations to Captain Sir R.F. Burton’s “Arabian Nights”, pub. Nichols, 1897, portrait of Sir Richard Burton and seventy plates, captioned paper guards, scattered light spotting, loose as issued in original blue buckram portfolio, paper label to upper cover with previous owner inscription, remnants of cloth ties, a little rubbed and stained, folio. Edition de Luxe, one of 250 copies. (1)
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Alderson (E.A.H.). With the Mounted Infantry and the Mashonaland Field Force 1896, 1st ed., 1898, folding map, illustrations, 40pp. publisher’s advertisements at end, scattered light spotting, original cloth gilt, spine ends with minor tears or chips, slightly rubbed, 8vo. Presentation copy, inscribed to front pastedown: “To the Officer’s Mess Depot the Queen’s Own Regt. from the author E.A.H. Alderson 1898”. (1)
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Crane (Walter, illust.). Pan-Pipes. A Book of Old Songs, Newly Arranged by Theo Marzials, 2nd ed., pub. Routledge, c. 1883, chromolithographed illustrations, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, (scarce) d.j., old repairs to rear panel, a few minor chips, oblong folio, together with Aladdin’s Picture Book, c. 1876, 21 coloured plates, scattered light spotting, original cloth, slightly rubbed, 4to, with three others illustrated by Walter Crane including Queen Summer or the Journey of the Lily & the Rose, 1891 and The Baby’s Own Aesop, 1887 (5)
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Doyle (Richard, illust.). In Fairyland. A Series of Pictures from the Elf-World, With a Poem by William Allingham, 1870, 16 coloured plates, title and one plate with small marginal repair, one or two minor closed tears, a few spots, a.e.g., original green cloth gilt, some edge wear, folio, together with The Foreign Tour of Messrs Brown, Jones and Robinson, Being the History of What they Saw and Did in Belgium, Germany, Switzerland & Italy, 1854, numerous b & w illustrations, small dampstain and light spots, a.e.g., original blue cloth gilt, some wear at spine ends and joints, light dampstains, 4to. Good copy of In Fairyland, which is usually found with gutta-percha perished and heavy soiling. (2)
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