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Preisdatenbank abonnierenLucanus (Marcus Annaeus) Pharsalia: or the Civill Warres of Rome ... , 2 vol. in 1, second edition, additional engraved pictorial title with tear and bookplate on recto, light water-staining, [STC 16888], for Thomas Jones, 1631; bound with May (Thomas) A Continuation of Lucan's Historicall Poem, engraved architectural title, a little light water-staining, [STC 17711], for James Boler, 1630, contemporary vellum, lacks ties, soiled, small 8vo
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. His Meditations Concerning Himselfe ... , initial blank present, engraved portrait frontispiece, inner hinge of title and portrait strengthened, some light soiling and staining, some pencil marginalia, contemporary calf, joints splitting, slightly rubbed, [STC 962], small 4to, by M. Flesher for Richard Mynne, 1634.
Gerard (John) The Herball, or Generall Historie of Plantes, third edition, engraved title trimmed and laid down, numerous woodcut illustrations, repairs to a couple of leaves of table at end, occasional foxing and light browning, lacking portrait, occasional loss of catchwords, later calf, gilt, joints and extremities worn, [STC 11752], folio, by Adam Islip [& others], 1636.
Cocker (Edward) Cocker's English Dictionary, light browing and dust-soiling, inner margin of title strengthened, contemporary calf, rubbed, rebacked, for T. Norris [&c.], 1715 ~ Murray (Lindley) English Grammar, browning, ink annotations, contemporary calf, worn, Hallowell, 1812; The English Reader: or Pieces in Prose and Poetry, browning and ink annotations, upper hinge broken, contemporary sheep, worn, Pittsburgh, 1819; and 2 others, Dictionaries, 8vo (5).
Burghley (William Cecil, Lord)-Haynes (Samuel) & William Murdin, editors ... A Collection of State Papers ... 1542-1570 (1571-1596) ... left by William Cecil, Lord Burghley ... at Hatfield House, 2 vol., a little light foxing, bookplates of the Earl of Breadalbane, contemporary speckled calf, gilt, slightly rubbed, folio, by William Bowyer, 1740-1759.
Lloyd (David) State-Worthies: or, the Statesmen and Favourites of England ... , 2 vol., light browning, later half calf, gilt, rubbed, for J. Robson, 1766 ~ Birch (Thomas) An Historical View of the Negotiations Between the Courts of England, France and Brussels ... 1592-1617, contemporary calf, rebacked, slightly rubbed, for A. Millar, 1749 ~ National and Domestic Customs of the Jews ... By a Friend of Youth, hand-coloured folding map, light foxing, contemporary calf-backed boards, worn, covers detached, New York and Boston, 1830 ~ Stubbes (Philip) The Anatomie of Abuses, bookplate, contemporary crushed morocco, gilt, g.e., rebacked, W. Pickering, 1636; and 7 others, Miscellaneous, v.s. (12).
Shaftesbury (Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl) Characteristicks of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times, 3 vol., engraved portrait frontispiece, title vignettes, light offsetting to title of vol.1, bookplates, contemporary calf, gilt, neatly rebacked with original spines laid down, 8vo, Birmingham, by John Baskerville, 1773.
[Leslie (Charles)] The Snake in the Grass: or, Satan Transform'd into an Angel of Light, discovering the Deep and Unsuspected Subtilty ... of those People call'd Quakers, third edition, engraved frontispiece, advertisement/errata leaf at end, occasional browning, library stamp on front free endpaper, modern calf-backed marbled boards, morocco labels, [Wing L1158], 8vo, for Charles Brome, 1698.
Bronte (Emily and Anne) "Ellis and Acton Bell". Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey ... , second English edition, lacking half-title and initial "review" leaf, without advertisements at end, some light foxing, later brown half morocco, gilt, joints cracking, [Smith p.63], 8vo, Smith, Elder and Co., 1850.
Grisone (Federico) Ordini di Cavalcare, et Modi di Conoscere le Nature de' Cavalli, 2 parts in 1 vol., woodcut device on title, 50 large woodcuts of bridles and 3 diagrams in text, some light browning, eighteenth century vellum-backed boards, rubbed, [Not in Adams], 8vo, Venice, Appresso Andrea Muschio, 1590.
A George IV silver coffee biggin by Joseph Craddock and William Ker Reid, London 1820, of tapering cylindrical form, raised on a circular foot, the lower body fluted below a gadrooned edge, with ebonised handle and finial to the hinged cover, with presentation inscription from the Officers of the 52nd Light Infantry to Quarter Master Henry Stokes on his leaving the regiment 18th June 1866, 21cm, 22oz
Beatles (The) .- A Reveille Special, The Beatles, the Fab Four in Edwardian beachwear, variously of red and grey, red and white, red with yellow and black, and orange with white hoops, on a brownish sandy beach, below a mid blue sky, black letters, 1010mm x 1520mm., folded, as issued, slight damp-staining, slight splitting and occasional light wear on folds, a few pin holes, issued as a supplement, [1963]. *** The facsimile signatures are below the words 'from left to right', suggesting it was still thought necessary to help with identification.
Mucha (Alphonse) Ilsee, Princesse de Tripoli, by Robert de Flers, a pre-publication printer's maquette, 3 parts in 1 vol., blind-embossed title, half-title and colour-printed title, full-page frontispiece plate to each part, and 129 decoratively bordered text leaves, including 15 before the printed text, chromolithographs, several heightened with gold and silver, the heading to part 3 and the panel to contain the list of "collaborateurs" in pencil, the decorative panel of the printed limitation sheet annotated for colour corrections in pencil, occasional light surface dirt, mostly at sheet edges, stitched, some gatherings loose, in original printed paper wrappers, rubbed, surface dirt, backstrip defective, 4to, Paris, H. Piazza et Cie., 1897.
-. Grasset (Eugene) [Die Walkure], depicting the scene in Wagner's opera where Wotan, clutching the spear for which he paid with one eye, condemns Brunnhilde to sleep on a rock on top of a mountain, surrounded by fire, to become the mortal bride of whoever wakes her, while the Valkyries ride in the sky above, 715 x 520mm., light handling creases, slight surface dirt, [Paris], c.1890.
Rassiat (J.) Jazz, an exuberant drummer against a solid blue ground, the outline of a saxophone highlights the orange letter J of Jazz, 540 x 420mm., a few minor tears at sheet edges, well outside the printed area, very light handling creases, two pin-holes within the background area, Paris, Imprimerie Moriame, 1950s ~ Serrano. Don Diego y su Orquesta, the beaming band leader in a sombrero towers over his orchestra, framed by palm trees, 700 x 500mm., a few minor handling defects at sheet edges, Valencia, Ortega, 1956 (2).
-. The Lady of Ostend, by F. C. Burnand, Presented by Mr. Lawrence Brough and Company, the lady stands in a red dress and light green cape on a dark green ground, 695 x 465mm., framed and glazed, David Allen & Sons Ltd, c.1910 ~ Anon.- Jinks, Or, Fun on the Sands, a lady stands upon the beach in a green outfit with ballet shoes and cape, 470 x 223mm., framed and glazed, Netherfield, Stafford & Co., late 19th century (2).
Vany. Paris Strip-Tease, Theatre de l'Etoile, ... les strip-teaseuses internationales les plus sexy!, a stripper exposes her stockinged leg beside a diminutive sketch of the Arc de Triomphe, 570 x 395mm., light handling creases, Paris, SIPA, c.1960; with an unlettered Circus poster depicting 2 exotically adorned performing camels, on a bright yellow ground, 800 x 600mm., light handling creases, other minor defects at sheet edges, Paris, Imprimerie Aussel, 1949 (2).
Willette (Adolphe) [La Revue Deshabillee], unlettered proof of the version with the artiste in a state of complete undress, printed in bistre, 620 x 440mm., signed in the stone, surface dirt, light creasing, a few short tears and other minor defects at sheet edges, Paris, [1894] ~ Herbinier (Arsene) Salon des Cent, 38e Exposition D'Ensemble, a young lady with yellow hair, in a green dress, is entwined by the green stem of a white dogrose in bloom, on a dark brown ground, 600 x 410mm., laid on card, some wear on old central horizontal and vertical folds, slight surface dirt, two tears, Paris, 1899 ~ Lepere (Auguste Louis) 2e Exposition Des Peintres Lithographes, Salle du Figaro, rue Drouot, an artist draws the Paris skyline onto his stone, watched by children, in black with a grey tint, 490 x 650mm., laid on card, surface split on central vertical fold, repaired horizontal split, some creasing and small losses, a larger marginal loss, upper left, Paris, Imprimerie Lemercier, 1899; with a colour poster for Gladiator Cycles, by P. Gervais, some defects (4).
Beardsley (Aubrey) The Savoy, a small poster promoting the 8 issue set available in 3 volumes from Leonard Smithers, Royal Arcade, the image taken from the monochrome cover of the 8th and last issue, in red, black and green, 280 x 230mm., unexamined out of frame, three light creases, printed by C.F. Kell, framed and glazed, 1896.
Monnier (Henry Le) Exigez un Peureux, a smiling man, in flamboyant green and yellow Swiss uniform, bursts through the red background to seize a large, silver, blue and white labelled yellow bottle of anis, silver and yellow letters, 2 sheets, unjoined, 2390 x 1595mm. overall, a few light handling creases, other marginal handling defects, Paris, Affiches Lutetia, 1925.
Savignac (Raymond) Armagnac Ryst, a man emerges from a wine cellar holding a bottle in his out-stretched hand, 595 x 445mm., light handling creases, a few short tears to the right edge, all outside the printed area, Paris, Consortium General de Publicite, c.1950; with a stamped tin-plate advertisement for Tessier Fils, Cave de l'Abbaye champagne (2).
Biais (Maurice) [Race Horse Training], a frieze-like procession of horses and jockeys across a stylised landscape, the leader wearing a coat bearing the artist's intitials, unlettered, 580 x 1080mm., two vertical folds, a few short tears without surface losses, two punch holes in the upper margin, well outside the printed area, Paris, Sagot, early 20th century; with 2 copies of Trotting poster, No. 328, a colourful race scene above a large unlettered space, 600 x 395mm., each with a central horizontal fold, even light browning, a few minor handling defects at sheet edges, [Paris], A et S, early 20th century (3).
Goetz (Walter) Statue of Captain Cook, The Mall; Cecil Rhodes' House, Bishop's Stortford, London Transport poster, 1015 x 635mm. overall, bisected, just affecting the top border of the lower image, handling creases, a few spots and light surface dirt, a few marginal tears, but well outside both images, The Baynard Press, 1937
Bonfils (Robert) Les Allies, a figure group below an arch, including Britannia and Marianne, from an edition of 1000, 470 x 315mm., in good condition, a few light handling creases at sheet edges, Paris, Librairie Lutetia, c.1918; with a decorative pochoir-coloured print of a young lady with a peacock in a celestial roundel, 290 x 160mm., in good condition, [Paris], c.1925 ~ Arnoux (Guy) Edouard, Prince de Galles, depicting the prince visiting a French artillary post, 480 x 620mm., on linen-backed paper support, a repaired tear in the upper margin, Paris, Devambez, 1915 (3).
An early Tunbridge Ware rosewood sarcophagus shaped work box, the stepped lid inlaid stylised tesserae flower panel on a light ground within half square mosaic borders, the sides with broad Van Dyke border, the divided interior complete with seven stickware cotton reels, needle wallet, two tesserae slide lidded boxes, but missing a thimble and measuring tape, all on rosewood bun feet.
Albanis de Beaumont (Jean Francois, Viscount) Travels through the Rhaetian Alps...from Italy to Germany, through Tyrol, first edition, 10 sepia-printed aquatint plates and an engraved map, some light water-staining, later cloth, slightly rubbed, upper cover slightly stained, rebacked, new free endpapers, (Abbey, Travel 50), folio, for the Author, 1792.
Costello (Dudley) Piedmont and Italy, from the Alps to the Tiber, 2 vol., additional engraved titles, vol. I printed title, frontispiece portraits and 128 engraved plates, 6 folding or double-page maps (5 colour), tissue guards, occasional light spotting, original gilt cloth, contemporary half morocco, rubbed, g.e., 4to, 1861.
De Loges (Dr. Chretien) Essais Historiques sur le Mont St. Bernard, some light browning and foxing, library stamps, contemporary calf-backed boards, (Montpellier), 1789 ~ Zurcher (Frederic) and elie Margolle. Ascensions Celebres aux Plus Hautes Montagnes du Globe, plates, a little light spotting, modern cloth with original printed wrappers bound in, Paris, 1867 ~ Ceresole (Alfred) Zermatt et ses Environs, plates and maps, some folding, original pictorial cloth, Zurich, n.d. ~ Gallais (M. le) Chroniques du Mont Saint-Bernard, frontispiece, some light foxing, contemporary morocco-backed cloth, gilt, g.e., Tours, 1872; and c.38 others, Peaks, 8vo & 4to (c.42).
Dupaigne (Albert) Les Montagnes, plates and maps, some folding, contemporary morocco-backed cloth, Tours, 1877 ~ Tyndall (John) Mountaineering in 1861, A Vacation Tour, frontispiece, original cloth, 1862 ~ Stephen (Leslie) The Playground of Europe, frontispiece, original cloth, gilt, head of spine chipped, 1894 ~ Paull (M.A.) Stories of the Mountain and the Forest, a little light foxing, original cloth, gilt, 1882 ~ (Adams (W.H.D.)) Mountains and Mountain-Climbing, plates, a little light foxing, plates, original decorative cloth, gilt, 1883; and a small quantity of others, Mountaineering and related subjects, v.s. (qty).
Engelhardt (Christian Moritz) Das Monte Rosa und Matterhorn, (Mont Cervin), Gebirge, light browning, small marginal repairs to first few ff., contemporary half calf, gilt spine, extremities slightly rubbed, Paris and Strasburg, 1852; and a map of the Monte Rosa with T.G. Longstaff's signature, 8vo (2).
Joanne (Adolphe) Manuel du Voyageur en Suisse et a Chamonix, hand-coloured map, original cloth, gilt, Paris, 1859 ~ Richard. Guide du Voyageur en Savoie et en Piemont, 2 folding lithographed maps, light foxing, contemporary calf-backed boards, slightly rubbed, Paris, 1835 ~ Joanne (Paul) Les Stations d'Hiver de la Mediterranee, plates and maps, some folding, some light browning, lower hinge weak, original cloth, Paris, 1893 ~ Ball (John) A Guide to the Eastern Alps, folding plates and maps, original cloth, 1869; and a small quantity of others, Guidebooks and Souvenirs, v.s. (sml qty).
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