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A packet of assorted early 20th Century London Underground, LGOC, and railway booklets & ephemera, including four Charles White booklets 1915, including 'London's Markets by Undergound', 'The Gateway to the Tower: Mark Lane Station Underground', etc, all 12pp original pictorial wraps, plus two Hampton Court folding booklets/maps similar c.1926, plus folding manuscript pen, ink & watercolour plan "L.E. Rly. Golders Green Station. Proposed Porch & Passimeters", approx. 52 x 72cm, m/s signed & dated 4th March 1927 & revised date 25th July 1927 over inkstamp "Office of the Architect, 55 Broadway, Westminster S.W.1", plus other booklets Metropolitan Railway, Central London Railway etc

A collection of sports autographs and programmes, comprising an autograph album containing a good quantity of Rugby signatures 1950's, including South Africa 1951-52 rugby union tour of Europe team, 34 signatures including Basil Kenyon, Johnny Buchler, Hennie Muller, Hannes Brewis, Basie van Wyk, Tjol Lategan, P.W. Wessels, Chum Ochse, P. A. du Toit, Ryk van Schoor, Jakkals Keevy, W.H. Delport, Ernst Dinkelmann, etc etc, signatures in blue ink on Angel Hotel Cardiff headed paper, loosely corner mounted, corresponding manuscript list of signatures to facing leaf of album. The tour was the most successful the South African team had undertaken; the team only lost a single match. In the tests played the team beat all four Home Nations, France and the Barbarians. The only team to beat the Springboks was the invitational London Counties team. The final tour record saw 31 matches played, with South Africa winning 30 and losing just the one game; 1953–54 New Zealand rugby union touring team, 32 signatures, including Bob Scott, Bob Stuart, Kevin Skinner, Bill McCaw, Allan Elsom, Stu Freebairn, Ron Jarden, Jim Fitzgerald, John Tanner, Brian Fitzpatrick, Colin Loader, Doug Wilson, Guy Bowers, Laurie Haig, etc etc, signatures recto and verso of "Seabank Hotel" [Porthcawl] headed menu, loosely corner mounted, corresponding manuscript list of signatures to facing leaf of album; Newcastle United FC signatures c.1950-52, including Jackie Milburn, George Robledo, Bobby Cowell, Alf McMichael, Bobby Mitchell, Joe Harvey, Billy Foulkes, Ron Batty, Frank Brennan, Ronnie Simpson, Reg Davies, Stan Seymour etc, on Seabank Hotel Porthcawl headed paper, loosely corner mounted, corresponding manuscript list of signatures to facing leaf of album; plus other signatures Rugby Union including Cliff Morgan, John Kendall-Carpenter, Des O'Brien etc, some others boxing etc, oblong contemporary cloth album; together with approx. 30 assorted sports programmes 1950s and later, mainly Rugby Union internationals 1950s; plus a miniature signed cricket bat, with autographs of 12 England players 1971, including Ray Illingworth, John Edrich, Geoffrey Boycott, Basil d'Oliveira etc, plus 15 autographs Pakistan players and 7 autographs India players

A suitcase containing an archive of material having belonged to Sir Alf Ramsey (1920-1999) and relating to his tenure as manager of the England national football team for the FIFA World Cups in 1966 and 1970, mainly preparation for the aforementioned World Cups, several documents with original manuscript pen & ink notes by Alf Ramsey, other material including some original Autograph Letters Signed and Typed Letters Signed to Alf Ramsey, some contemporary copies of typed letters and other documents, some associated ephemera etc, documents relating to World Cup 1966 include Autograph Letter Signed from the Leeds Utd first team coach Syd Owen (1922-1998) to Alf Ramsey together with Owen's 7pp manuscript scouting report of West Germany v Switzerland 12th July 1966, the ALS 1¼pp on Leeds Utd headed paper "Dear Mr Ramsey, Please find enclosed report on the German v Switzerland game which I trust you may find helpful in the future. May I take this opportunity on behalf of all at Elland Road to wish the England team success in the future games. Please extend my best wishes to my club colleagues Les, Jack and Norman. I would have liked to have written a more comprehensive report, detailing each player, but morning and afternoon training has limited my time. Kind regards, and every success to your efforts. Yours sincerely, Syd Owen", the 6pp m/s scouting report on the same sized paper (26.5 x 21cm), "Germany v Switzerland Tuesday 12th July Hillsborough…Result Germany 5 Switzerland 0. After seeing this game the general opinion I formed is that the German side are thoroughly fit, resolute in everything they do, tactically well drilled, and I consider will go a long way in this competition. It was obvious after the first 15 minutes that Germany would dictate the game...the German defenders never allowed the Swiss forwards an inch of freedom in which to work...The Swiss centre forward was opposed throughout the game by No. 6 (Weber) allowing No 5 (Schulz) to act as a sweeper behind a defensive line [m/s tactical diagram below]... Schulz works laterally across the field covering his colleague being attacked with the ball...the tendency is for man for man marking...Held the O.L. (No 10) can catch pigeons (a real flyer). Not much craft when on the ball...Beckenbauer and Haller attack when the situation is on and Overath No 12 is a neat player with good control...All the goals were well taken, illustrating the tremendous confidence that the individual had in his own ability as a finisher..." etc etc, with typed letter reply by Alf Ramsey thanking him for the report, plus ALS from Manchester Utd manager Sir Matt Busby (1909-1994) to Alf Ramsey, together with a typed scouting report by Busby on Portugal, both on Manchester United headed paper, the ALS "Dear Alf, a note in haste - first of all congrats - keep it up - I know you have knowledge of Portugal but have included a report which may help. Wembley final the next stop is the wish of Yours Truly, Matt", the typed scouting report "The Portuguese defence is not a walled-up effort and they come out playing. Both backs come in hard but…play very square. They play tight on the wingers. BAPTISTA is not over dominant in the air...Of the countries we have seen, the Portuguese forwards have been the most dangerous, particularly EUSEBIO, who will take on players and hit every conceivable ball from 30 or 40 yards...Eusebio should be tightly marked for the whole…game.", plus another 3 page m/s report on Brazil v Hungary played 15/7/66, not signed, unknown hand, plus further scouting reports incl. 3½pp typed report W. Germany v Spain by Alan W. Brown of Sheffield Wednesday FC, 6¼pp typed report signed by Alan Brown of Sheff. Wed. on various matches and teams, dated 19th July 1966 and others similar; 6½ pages of manuscript pen & ink notes by Alf Ramsey outlining a provisional training programme, training programme and schedule for the England football team throughout June and July 1966, provisional programme 4½pp "The Football Association. World Cup 1966. Provisional Programme. Headquarters - 6th to 17th June Lilleshall Sports Centre. 20th to 24th June Hendon Hall Hotel. 8th to 21st July. Hendon Hall Hotel. Programme. Monday 6th June. Assemble Station Hotel, Stafford by 1pm for luncheon. Proceed by coach to HQ after luncheon. Allocation of rooms. Meeting of full party to discuss programme. Activities. 7th June. Medical Check. Ball Practice. Physical Training. Activities...10th June. Ball practice. Team practice. Tactical practice. Activities...14th June. Team practice…Golf. Activities…15th June. Tactical practice. Open afternoon for press etc…16th June. Team Practice. Tactical Practice. Physical training…20th June. Assemble Windsor Hotel Lancaster by 1pm for luncheon. Training at ---- [Wembley Stadium crossed out]. Anglo American Club as guests of honour…21st June. Training…at [Roehampton crossed out] Wembley 3pm...24th June. Depart for Finland...25th June Training Helsinki...26th June England v Finland... 27th June Depart for Norway...28th June Training Oslo...29th June England v Norway... 30th June Depart for Denmark...1st July Training Copenhagen...3rd July England v Denmark...4th July Depart for Poland...5th July England v Poland...6th July Depart for England...Arrive London 12 noon…Players Disperse on arrival...8th July Assemble Windsor Hotel 4pm. Training Highbury [Stamford Bridge crossed out]...11th July Training Wingate. England v Uruguay...13th July Training Highbury [Roehampton or golf crossed out]. France v Mexico...15th July Training Roehampton. France v Hungary...16th July Training Wingate. Morning. England v [France crossed out] Mexico. 17th July Golf [----?]...18th July Training Highbury...19th July Training Roehampton…20th July. Training Wingate", attached 2 page m/s document by Ramsey similar with short schedule for the team with daily entries from 8th July to 30th July, outlining where the team are to meet, train, dates/times of all other group games, plans for the team if progressing through tournament to final etc "...23rd July Quarter Finals. If qualifying will be playing at Wembley or Sheffield. If Wembley arrangements as above. If Sheffield leave 21st July after luncheon. Training at Sheffield Ground on 22nd July... 26th July Semi Final at Wembley 7.30pm. If playing in quarter final at Sheffield and qualifying for Semi Final at Goodison Park leave Sheffield for Liverpool on evening of 23rd July. Training at a Liverpool Ground on 24th and 25th... 28th...Play off for 3rd and 4th Positions 7.30pm...30th July Final. Wembley. 3pm", 3 page typed version of the programme attached with m/s notes/corrections by Ramsey; plus 5½pp m/s notes by Ramsey on plans/prep. regarding the England team at Lilleshall, June 1966, including on accommodation, training facilities, films, food, coaching/medical staff, daily allowance for players during WC, match fees, incentive bonus, list of previous International football matches with scores, etc, the group of documents with typed document clipped at top headed "World Cup Party at Lilleshall: June 7/17, 1966. Notes of Meeting between Mr Ramsey and MR Whitehorn of the FA & Mr J. Lane of the C.C.P.R."; Plus several other docs relating to WC 1966 and England's preparations for the tournament, some with Sir Alf’s m/s notes; plus good quantity of similar documents for Mexico 1970 World Cup including various hotel brochures Mexican cities with Sir Alf’s m/s research notes, altitude training preparation, daily programme for England team for tournament with Sir Alf’s m/s notes, kit order, press release, WC technical studies, British Embassy letters etc; plus a folder containing several documents on the 1974 World Cup and Sir Alf’s sacking. For a more detailed description and for provenance, see https://auctions.twgaze.co.uk/catalogue/lot/29d3059188f97611e06399aa3a689e2f/8a390ef7ce02b4a94fa666f3e767067e/books-ephemera-lot-5237/

(Sea Stories.) Three titles by Edward Rowe Snow and two by his daughter, Alice Rowe Snow, all either signed or signed & inscribed, all original cloth, all in dust wrappers, including Edward Rowe Snow: 'Pirates and Buccaneers of the Atlantic Coast', Boston, 1944, 1st edition, signed & inscribed by author on dedication page, illustrations throughout, 'Great Storms and Famous Shipwrecks of the New England Coast', Boston, 1943, 1st edition, signed & inscribed by author on title page, numerous illustrations + folding map loosely inserted complete, plus 1 other by him, signed, Alice Rowe Snow: 'Log of a Sea Captain's Daughter. With Adventures on Robinson Crusoe's Island', Boston, Meador Press, [1944], signed on title page and further signed & inscribed on FFEP by author, 'More Stories from the Log of a Sea Captain's Daughter', Winthrop, MA, [1949], signed on title page and further signed & inscribed on FFEP by author, with a small b/w photograph of the author with manuscript text by her to verso loosely inserted (5)

A box of assorted ephemera relating to Hawley Manor (formerly Hawley House), Sutton at Hone, near Dartford, and the Temple-Johnson and Masters families that lived there, circa 1880s-1920s, including good quantity letters, postcards, legal documents, architectural plans, large folding map of the manor and surrounding area with manuscript red ink additions for proposed new roads and other development etc. On April 7 1919, a mystery fire broke out in Hawley Manor House, killing its owner Mr Temple Johnson. At the time of the fire, Temple Johnson's wife had left for a trip to the Barbados, for her health. Contemporary newspaper reports claimed that, although Mr Johnson’s arms and legs were burnt, his clothes showed no fire damage. Theories were put forward that it was a pre-planned arson attack, or that he had been killed before fire broke out. The mystery was never really solved, but his wife, Mrs Temple Johnson, remained at the house, having much of it rebuilt in an Arts and Crafts style.

(Japan.) An album containing 75+ albumen print views of Japan c.1890-1900, of which 30 hand tinted, mostly approx. 19 x 26cm, and 45+ uncoloured, various sizes approx. 9 x 14cm to 21 x 27cm, images include Ainu, Yokohama various views, Tokyo various views including Sumo wrestlers etc, portrait photographs Geishas, Yumoto, Hata Hakone, Tonosawa, Dogoshima, Kiga etc, vast majority of photographs loosely corner mounted in album, much other material on Japan mounted and loosely inserted between leaves of album including illustrated cuttings from early 20th Century publications, some pen & ink manuscript extracts on the Dai-Butsu at Kamakura Monastery, written by the compiler on Nippon Yusen Kaisha shipping line headed paper and dated June and November 1903, some of the photos with corresponding m/s pencil captions to paper leaves of album, oblong folio album (31 x 40cm), old stitched card wraps; together with a further folder containing similar Japanese prints, art, playbill etc, compiled by the same person with some of their manuscript pencil notes/captions (2)

(Australia.) 'Chart Folio 666. East Coast of Australia. from Sydney to Torres strait.', a folio containing 34 double page sea charts of the East coast of Australia, London, Hydrographic Department, Admiralty, 1943, each chart approx. 100 x 66cm, some multi folding and larger, the charts being updated versions of 19th and early 20th Century engraved originals with corrections to the latest date of issue, some with manuscript pen & ink corrections and additions, all folding into original coarse cloth covers (52 x 73cm), Admiralty printed paper labels to cover, ink stamped date 18 Sep. 1943, coarse ribbon ties

A photograph album circa 1884 containing approx. 30 albumen print photographs of India, mainly Darjeeling and environs, images include several architectural/topographical scenes of the town, some with snow capped Himalayas visible in background including Kangchenjunga; Darjeeling Himalayan narrow gauge mountain railway; several images of indigenous people including Lepcha, some depicting weaving and craftspeople, others posing in traditional dress, ceremony with drums etc; river valleys, mountains etc. including Teesta suspension bridge, near Darjeeling, etc, images mainly approx. 24 x 29cm, a few slightly smaller including British colonials posing during pic-nic at Rangaroong and Birch Hill, contemporary caption beneath, image at end captioned "Members of the Calcutta Cricket Club", 31 gentlemen posing in front of pavilion, contemporary manuscript pen & ink and pencil captions beneath listing those photographed, including Maharajah of Kuch Behar [Maharaja Nripendra Narayan (1862-1911)], and two other images similar of Calcutta cricket and football clubs, each approx. 24 x 30cm; plus a few other images loose including Brunei, Sarawak, Venezuela etc, 40+ images in total, oblong folio, contemporary black leather gilt (v. worn, lacks backstrip)

Elizabeth Anne Worthington and C J Worthington(19th Century)Six American settler landscape views, purportedly of Williams Creek, Indiana, one signed with the initials EAW and inscribed verso, two signed CJW, watercolour on paper,largest 23 x 35cms, smallest 15 x 25.5cms. (unframed)Notes:With a slip of paper stating, "Manuscript sketches by my father and mother of where we were born."

Kipling (Rudyard), Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine: The Light That Failed, 8vo, boards, illus. with portrait frontispiece of the author; Woods (The Rev. J.), A Dictionary of The Holy Bible, two vols., 8vo, calf, with engraved frontispiece, seventh edition; Traill (H. D.) (editor), Among my Books: Papers On Literary Subjects by various writers reprinted from Literature, 8vo, modern half calf and marble boards – with manuscript letters from the editor tipped-in; and Taley (William), The Works Of, 4to, half calf, lacking title page. (5)

Late 19th / early 20th Century British SchoolAn album of landscape views, predominantly Northern British, Lakeland, and Scottish views, different hands, some early works signed ECD, some later views signed "Maggie",mixed media; pencil, pastel, and the majority bring watercolour,smallest approximately 11 x 11cms, largest 25 x 35cms, pasted into an album and loosetogether with;A small bon-mot album with tooled covers, belonging to 'C. M. Foote',containing manuscript verse and prose, along with a pencil drawing of "Roslin Castle, Scotland", and "Ross Castle, Ireland",album 15 x 11.5cms. (2)

This impressive large illuminated Qur’an, originating from the Mughal era in India. The text is framed by intricate gold and blue geometric designs. The richly illuminated opening pages feature floral and geometric motifs, rendered in vibrant colours and accented with gold. The pages are bordered with delicate illuminations that complement the grandeur of the central text. Of particular note is the seal of Mutamad Al-Sultan Muzaffar Al-Din Shah, affixed towards the end of the manuscript.  Dimensions: 28.5cm x 20cm  Provenance: Previously owned by a titled gentleman.

An illuminated Safavid Quran, signed by Mohammed Sadiq, is dated AH 1085 / AD 1674. The manuscript is adorned with richly detailed illuminations, featuring vibrant floral and geometric patterns in gold, blue, and red. The carefully executed calligraphy is framed by intricate borders, with verses highlighted in gold. The Quran is enclosed in a later Qajar-era floral lacquered binding. Dimensions: 22.5cm x 12.5cm  Provenance: Previously owned by a titled gentleman.

This magnificent illuminated Safavid Quran, signed by Mohammed Amin Bin Ahmad Al-Maki Al-Kashani, is dated AH 918 / AD 1512. The manuscript features elaborate and richly coloured  illuminations with intricate geometric and floral designs in gold, blue, and red. The calligraphy is executed in fine black ink, with verses highlighted in gold. The Quran is housed in a beautifully decorated Qajar-era lacquered binder, adorned with a vibrant floral motif on the cover. Dimensions: 20cm x 13cm  Provenance: Previously owned by a titled gentleman.

A 19th-century Persian manuscript is a beautifully illuminated copy of the Masnavi, the renowned Sufi poetic masterpiece by Jalal al-Din Rumi. Bound in a fine hardcover, the manuscript features intricately hand-written Persian calligraphy, with sections elegantly adorned in gold and floral motifs. The text is divided into multiple columns per page, a format typical of classical Persian poetry manuscripts. Dimensions: 32cm x 22cm 

Early Qajar miniature painting, dating to the 19th century, vividly depicts an intense battle scene. The artwork showcases mounted soldiers, armed with swords, charging into combat while infantry soldiers engage in close combat. The painting is adorned with vibrant figures, each meticulously detailed with distinctive clothing and weaponry, capturing the chaos and energy of the battlefield. Above and below the main scene, the manuscript is framed by elegant Persian calligraphy, likely narrating the battle’s events. Dimensions: painting: 28cm x 19cm Frame: 49cm x 37cm  

A 19th-century Qajar Qur’an features elaborate, illuminated pages framed by intricate geometric and floral designs typical of Persian manuscript artistry. The manuscript opens with a beautifully decorated double-page spread with vivid gold, blue, and red tones. The script is written in clear, bold calligraphy, framed within elegant borders, with side panels in many sections for commentary or recitations. Dimensions: 30cm x 19cm  Provenance: Previously owned by a titled gentleman.

Religious Manuscripts.A Charitable Caveat for the over confident, Being also A plaine, full and modest answere to a manuscript sett abroad in English wherein the goeing of Catholick servants in generall to protestant churches, for performing civill duty to their masters: and the goeing also of others, so it be not in obedience to the law of the land, is defended as lawfull. Ink manuscript in a single hand, [1], 205 pp., including 4 blanks, preface dated and signed 'June 12, 1663. B.P.R.D.D.', mostly 22 lines per page with marginal gloss to some, pagination supplied in manuscript, large library ink stamp to front free endpaper, small shelfmark label to front pastedown and spine, contemporary limp vellum binding, remnants of ties, all edges red, together with:Two other religious manuscripts, one titled 'Conversion of a Sinner' the other 'The Sick Mans Siloe'.(3)

Spiritual Instruction Manuscript.A Friends First, and Last New Year's Gift or Some Reviews of Perfecte Friendshipe, by S.G. E.C...To My Only Friend Mrs I.G., eternall Felicity.No place, 1648, ink manuscript on paper in a single hand on approximately 419pp. plus 4 page index, original pagination incorrect, lacking two leaves, page dimensions approx. 142mm x 82mm, 23 lines per page of main text including headings, catchwords, 55 chapters or "reviewes", 20th/21st century notes to preliminary and final leaves, faint foxing throughout, marbled endpapers, later morocco gilt by Bramhall & Menzies, Manchester, all edges gilt, gilt inner dentelles.The author of the manuscript is disputed, with a manuscript note by Justin McCann at the rear dated 1949 suggesting Dr Stephen Goffe could be a candidate. The preface is signed "From my chamber neare Lon. this 10th of December 1648 Your friend for ever, S.G. alias E.C." The chapters are a series of general spiritual instructions but with certain passages which may suggest it was written for a specific person and which reveal certain idiosyncracies of the author's work as compared to similar spirital manuals of the period, such as the chapters on 'Spiritual Friendship'. (McCann, 'Strena', The Clergy Review, vol. 31, no. 4, pp. 230-243). Provenance: gifted to vendor by E.H.W. Meyerstein in 1947.

Hebrew Manuscript. Esther Scroll (Megillah Esther). Ink manuscript on five conjoined parchment membranes, rolled into a scroll on turned wooden handle, 27 columns, 16 lines per column, ink smudges, creased, repaired tear at beginning of first membrane, approx. 312cm x 17.3cm.

Manuscript Exercise Book.Guliolmi (P. Fran). Rudimentorum Philosophiae Scholasticae. Leodii [Liège], 1667-1668, ink manuscript in a single hand, [2], 382 pp., (final numbered page blank), 204mm x 165mm, occasional very light spotting and dust staining, small marginal worm track to first several leaves (not affecting text), small library shelfmark label to pastedown, large library ink stamp to front free endpaper, single printed leaf tipped-in at rear, contemporary vellum over thin boards, together with:Two other manuscripts.(3)

The Vernon Manuscript.A Facsimile of the Bodleian Library, Oxford, MS. Eng. Poet. A. 1. With an introdcution by A.I. Doyle.Cambridge: D.S. Brewer, 1987, large folio, illustrations/plates, some colour, cloth binding.

Religious Manuscripts. Peryn (William). A Spiritual Exercise and Ghostly Meditations... Ink manuscript, no place, no date [c. 18th century], 360pp., 184mm x 124mm, brown ink in a single hand, pages with ruled border, title and provenance written in ink on labels pasted to front free endpaper, later note in crayon on inital blank, 20th century manuscript contents page tipped-in at rear, age toning, a few marginal closed tears, contemporary limp reverse calf. A transcription of Peryn's work that was printed in 1557. Peryn was a Dominican friar who became prior of St Bartholomew's, Smithfield under the reign of Mary I, together with: Two other religious manuscripts. (3)

Hunting Journal. A detailed journal of shooting, fishing and stalking kept by H.D.K. Money. Ink manuscript entries from 1914-1944 on approximately 114 pp. plus blanks, as well as photographs, sketches and other ephemera, including fishing permission slips, correspondence and feathers. The entries cover shooting and fishing trips across the UK as well as in India, Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Baluchistan, Lahore, Persia, China. Most entries include a remark, commenting on the conditions, weather and scenery, as well as more interesting comments such as July 1918 in Palestine: "Shot with confiscated German guns - 16 bore - and odd German Cartridges". There are also a few personal remarks not related to hunting, such as: November 30th 1920 "Married Ruth at St Pauls, Knightsbridge" and September 3rd 1939 "Outbreak of War. (my birthday!)". Full leather binding gilt by Websters, London, 'H.D.K, Money' in gilt to upper cover, gilt lettering to spine, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, oblong quarto, together with: Another Game and Fishing Book, compiled by John H. Oakley (possibly a close friend of H.D.K. Money). Entries covering the period 1884-1937, approximately 108 pp. plus blanks, recording fishing and shooting around the UK, several photographs mounted on album pages and loose. Full leather binding gilt by Webster and Company, London, 'John H. Oakley' and 'Game & Fishing Book' in gilt to upper cover, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, slipacase, oblong quarto, together with: Another Game Book/Register. (3)H.D.K. Money possibly Harold Douglas Kyrle Money.

Blome (Richard). The Present State of His Majesties Isles and Territories of America. London: Printed by H. Clark for Dolman Newman, 1687, octavo, [8], 262, [42] pp., including 6 pp. advertisements at rear, engraved portrait frontispiece, seven engraved folding maps after Robert Morden, one plate of sundials, some mis-pagination but text and register continuous, U5v with horizontal line below text and catchword: 'Books', brown stains to p. 65, N5 with large tear affecting text (two missing words supplied in manuscript) and repairs, maps a little creased mainly to edges, general light age-toning, near contemporary speckled calf, rubbed, corners bumped.First edition of this important work on the English colonies in America and the West Indies in the 17th century.

Manuscript Sermons.Sermons Upon the Most Important Points of Christian Morality.No place, no date [early 18th century], two volumes, ink manuscript in a single hand, [12], 1-342, 345-563; [4], 807 pp., 181mm x 126 mm and 177mm x 123mm respectively, marginal glosses in the same hand, 4 leaves in the same hand loosely inserted, ink ownership inscriptions to both volumes dated 1728, both with large library ink stamp and small shelfmark label to pastedown/preliminary leaves, age toning, vol. 1 panelled calf rubbed and scuffed, vol. 2 worn sheep, together with:Another religious manuscript.(3)

Victorian Autograph Album. A Victorian autograph album containing mostly 19th century autograph letters signed, signed free fronts and envelopes, and cut signatures by notable period of the period, including Charles Dickens, autograph letter signed (ALS), Tavistock House, 1857, with the signed envelope panel for the letter, John Stuart Mill, one side of heavily trimmed ALS, no place, no date, Joseph Hume, three-page ALS, 1837, John Ruskin, one page ALS, Brantwood, Coniston, 18th May [18]83, George Cruikshank, signed envelope panel, Cardinal Newman, one page ALS, William E. Gladstone, single page of ALS, Reb. F. O. Morris, cut signature, John Lillywhite, one page ALS, George Peabody, cut signature, and others, including many Members of Parliament, Bishops, etc. Approximately 202 signatures, all mounted on rectos and versos of album leaves (183 pages), pen captions identifying the signers, with 11 loose signatures/letters and a manuscript index loosely inserted, first leaf with ownership inscription 'Charles Wilkinson, Bank House, Kendal', some spotting and foxing throughout, limp roan binding, partially detached, marbled endpapers.

Religious Commonplace Book.Commonplace Book of Alethea Langdale. Ink manuscript in several hands, early 18th century, 311 pp. (including 5 blanks but excluding other blank leaves), 167mm x 112mm, library bookplate and two labels on front pastedown, contemporary ownership inscription and later pencil notes, on flyleaf, red ink smudge on p. 13, other ink smudges and faint spotting, light age toning, 20th century manuscript contents page tipped-in at rear, marbled endpapers, near contemporary leather binidng, slightly rubbed, all edges gilt, together with:Two religious manuscripts.(3)A note at the beginning of the commonplace book suggests Alethea Langdale was likely a student St Monica's, Louvain (which later moved to Newton Abbot).

Scotland.Four nineteenth century documents relating to mineral and botanical subjects and geology in Scotland, comprising: a four-page autograph letter titled 'Menu of Minerals on Sir James Colquhoun's Estate of Luss, April 1802' signed John Gireve, Rosedale House; an undated three-page autograph letter addressed to Reverend Laurie, Row parish, titled 'Geology'; a three-page manuscript list of botanical specimens, possibly Row parish, undated; a printed and manuscript document titled 'Mineral & Botanical subjects found in Row Parish by the Revd John Laurie Fogo Esq.', dated 7th August 1837; and a later autograph letter by a Thomas Tannock to Alex Ross of Glasgow briefly outlining the documents and passing them onto Mr Ross, dated 11th February, 1919, together with:a small group of other Scotland related ephemera and documents, including Crinan Canal table of rates, an Act to prevent fishing for Trout or other Fresh-water Fish by Nets in the Rivers and Waters in Scotland, 30th June 1845, and two other items.

SS Great Eastern; Rare Transatlantic Documentary Telegraph Cables 1866 two pages of handwritten (possibly facsimile produced onboard the SS great eastern) cables signed and certified by Willoughby Smith (1828-1891), Chief Electrician of the Telegraph Construction Company. The cables are headed "The Great Eastern Telegraph Saturday Sept 8 1866" and state "The Following News Has Been Received Through the 1865 Cable Since Its Recovery on 2nd Inst to Present Date." Willoughby Smith then continues to record a number of cables received with the location of the Great Eastern on each day including;2 Sept Cholera abating in LondonCable works splendidly 17 messages received during the hour.Fenian agitation in America. Three regiments shortly leave for Canada and two gunboats for lakes.3 Sept:Cavalry, infantry and artillery are being sent hastily to Canada to prevent threatened outbreak.Telegraph offices now reopened in Frankfurt after the war.St Petersburg, cholera spreading, Emperor left for Moscow 30th August. Deputation of Russian peasants waited on Mr Fox, Amercian Ambassador, to offer congratulations in the name of whole Russian peasantry.Revolution in Cordorba governors driven away.4 SeptLondon papers have leaders on great triumph of raising cable.Emperor Napoleon has been very unwell but betterRussia dissatisfied with recent turn in continental affairs5 SeptGreat bribery disclosures at Lancaster, Totnes, Yarmouth and Reigate.Prussia quitely taking possession of annexed states, Bismark's policy of unity of Germany very popular.Further handwritten cables for 6 Sept to 8 Sept with cetificate from Willoughby Smith " I hereby certify that the above telegrams were sent rhoguh the 1865 Atlantic Cable since its recovery on the 2nd Sept 1866 signed Willoughby Smith, Chief Electrician of the Telegraph Construction Company."With the manuscript is a contemporary sample of undersea telegraph cable.Note; there were several attempts to lay a transatlantic undersea cable from 1857 onwards, in 1865 the cable was lost on the seabed but recovered in 1866 by the SS Great Eastern with Willoughby Smith and other company representatives onboard and present for the re-connection amongst great excitement and expectation, the scene being portrayed in a painting by the British artist Robert Dudley (1826-1900) now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.IIn this document, Willoughy Smith is clearly anxious to demonstrate that the cable is working well with a variety of telegrams received on board the Great Eastern from various locations in the days immediately after the re-connection. document ina fragile state frayed at edges with some tears and staining

Otto Eichinger (Austrian 1922-2004) - ‘The Manuscript’: portrait of a cardinal, oil on board, signed upper left, 26cm x 20cm. within a gilt composition swept frame. Provenance: with Stacy Marks. From the estate of the late Michael Rawlins of Wakefords, Easebourne, West Sussex.

Bank of Western Samoa, 1, 2 and 10 Tala, ND (1967), serial numbers 2355502, 1325502 and 403401, all with Taylor signatures, in addition to a manuscript signature of Taylor and an address to Mark Freehill, uncirculated, scarce (3 notes) BNB B307d, B308c, B309d, Pick 16d, 17c, 18d £460-£550 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Banco Giro di Venezia, Italy, 10 Ducati, 1 October 1798, serial number 4913 and 100 Ducati, 1798, serial number 2322, both with manuscript signatures, also a Prestito Nazionale Italiano, 5 Franchi, 1849, serial number Z01956, good very fine to about extremely fine (3 notes) Pick S181, S183 £100-£150

Helsinglands Enskilda Bank, 10 Kronor, Soderhamn, 1879, serial number O023194, three manuscript signatures in field, good very fine and very rare in issued format Pick S265a £400-£600

Sveriges Riksbank, partially printed 24 Schillingar, ND (c.1795-1804), serial number 1182, printed signature of A.Yberg, all detail missing apart from denomination, signature and manuscript serial number, in PCGS holder 30 very fine, unusual and rare Pick A116 for type £200-£260 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Cape Uniform Series, South Africa, obverse proof for £1, Cape Town, 16 November 1891, no serial number or manuscript signatures, evidence of mounting, about uncirculated Pick S332, Hern 120 £150-£200

Soccorso a Sollievo dei Romani, Italy, 100 Lire, ND (1867), serial number 1934, Manuscript serial number and signatures including Garibaldi at left, good extremely fine and scarce Gavello 44 £100-£150

Hernosands Enskilda Bank, 100 Kronor, Hernosand, 1880, serial number A000534, three manuscript signatures in field, ink graffiti on reverse, an original good very fine and very rare in issued form, a lovely note Pick S278 £800-£1,200

Siege of Palmanova, 6 Lire, printed value, 1848, serial number 139, four manuscript signatures, top half of note a little stained, overall good very fine and very scarce Pick S249 £150-£200 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Georgia, Batumi, Greek Orthodox Church, 1 Ruble, ND (c.1910-20), with handstamp and manuscript signature on reverse, good extremely fine and very rare Pick unlisted £150-£200 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Sveriges Rikes Standers Bank, 32 Skilling (2), 1853, serial number Z 10775, 1858, serial number P85175, also 2 Riksdaler Banco (3), 1853, 1855, 1857, all are manuscript signatures, generally fine to very fine, the 1857 ragged border at left, the 1853 a pleasing very fine (5 notes) Pick A123c, A124b £150-£200

Siege of Palmanova, 2 Lire (2), 1848, serial number 2793 and 4423, four manuscript signatures, spindle hole in each, very fine and attractive examples regardless (2 notes) Pick S247 £100-£150 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK ---

Enskilda Banken I Wenersborg, 10 Kronor, Wenersborg, 1879, serial number B026098, three manuscript signatures in field, an original good very fine and rare in issued format Pick S157a £400-£600

Wenersborg Enskilda Bank, 50 Kronor, Wenersborg, 1879, serial number A02156, three manuscript signatures in field, ink numeral top left, very fine, attractive and very rare indeed in issued format Pick S158 £600-£800

Billings (Robert William) The Power of Form Applied to Geometric Tracery. One Hundred Designs and their foundations resulting from One Diagram. Published for the author by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1851 The Looking Glass for the Mind: or, Intellectual Mirror Printed for J Harris and others, London 1806, tenth edition with illustrations by Thomas Bewick, half-bound in tooled tan calf Lawrence (T.E.) Seven Pillars of Wisdom Jonathan Cape, London, 1935, first public edition The Lyric Poems of Robert Burns Edited by Ernest Rhys, J.M. Dent & Co., London, no date, one of 250 copies on handmade paper, in Arts & Crafts vellum binding, 16mo Together with a manuscript book of legal notes, compiled by Alexander Stables (?), Elgin, 1790; and a bound volume of the Saturday Magazine for 1838 (6) Condition Report:Available upon request

Leonard Baskin, American 1922–2000 - William Blake, 1961; ink and watercolour on paper, signed lower right 'Baskin' and titled, dedicated and dated upper left 'Blake for Roy from Leonard and Lisa 1981', 17.8 x 14.5 cm Provenance: Roy Davids; Bonhams, London, The Roy David's Collection Part II, 29th March 2011, lot 265; Pyms Gallery, London Note: Baskin was deeply influenced by the writings and philosophy of William Blake, his life acting as a guide, in particular in his production of printed books. This image is derived from the famous Death Mask of William Blake in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London. Roy Davids was the Head of the Manuscript and Book departments at Sotheby's for many years and amassed an important collection of works, that also included pieces by Henry Moore, Michael Ayrton and Lynn Chadwick. 

SELECTION MAINLY VICTORIAN EPHEMERA WITH LOCAL INTEREST, NORTHWOLD COTTAGE HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORTS, SWAFFHAM PRISON 1866 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS, 1892 NORFOLK CRICKET CLUB LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS AND BALANCE SHEET, TWO ELECTION RESULT POSTERS, ALSO NORTH EASTERN HOSPITAL HACKNEY ROAD EAST LONDON GRAND BAZAAR PROGRAMME AND MANUSCRIPT LIST ETC. (13 ITEMS).

Mid-19th century A.D. Single-sided leaf from a Quran manuscript, the left panel with the last verses from Surah 1 (Al-Fatiah or the Opening), and the right register shows the first verses from Surah 2 (Al-Baqrah, the Heifer). 3.77 grams, 16.2 x 21 cm (6 3/8 x 8 1/4 in.).Acquired on the UK art market. Scottish private collection.

17th century A.D. Bound paper manuscript with text in Farsi script, the pages with applied stiff paper edges and binding; mainly set out in three blue-ink ruled columns with text in black ink and headings in red, or as a larger block spanning all three columns with text in a more expansive hand; some marginal notations, numerals, etc.; library binding with olive-green leather covers, decorative tooling and stamped arabesque ornament picked out in red-brown, red spine; the text with inter alia references to Moses, Mount Sinai, Mullana Rummy and Abu Ali Sina; some pages stamped with the matrix of the person who donated this manuscript to a religious centre. 821 grams, 23.4 x 17.5 cm (9 1/4 x 6 7/8 in.). [No Reserve]Private Norfolk collection, early 2000s.

English School (19th century) Curzon Lodge, Old Brompton, London, oil on panel, 405 x 625 mm (15 3/4 x 25 1/2 in), manuscript label verso that reads '"Curzon Lodge"/ Old Brompton./ The house of Willian Judd Esquire/ Born 6th April 1782- Died Oct. 1859./ London, craquelure, some surface abrasion and losses, discolouration to varnish, unframed, [c. 1850]Provenance:Collection of John and Eileen Harris*** A family portrait of Mr. and Mrs. William Judd of [?]Gurzan Lodge, Old Brompton and family dressed as Gentlefolk and Gypsies, by William Hemsley (1819–1906), was sold at Sotheby's in 1979. The Lodge appears to have been part of the network of market gardens, nurseries, inns and and tea houses and above all isolated houses found in Old Brompton in the 19th century.

Wyatt (Samuel, 1737-1807) Design of a colonnade building over a bridge for William Lee Esq., probably for Colworth House, Bedfordshire, pen and ink, watercolour, inscribed along the upper edge, signed in the lower right corner, ruled black ink borderline, sheet 255 x 370 mm (10 1/8 x 14 1/2 in), mounted at edges onto support, minor cockling and surface dirt, some minor toning, unframed, 1778; [together with] manuscript estimate and letter relating to the bridge, 1 p., signed and dated 'Estimated May 25th 1778/ Sam. Wyatt', sheet 230 x 185 mm (9 x 7 1/4 in), some toning, mounted on support, unframed, 1778 (2)Provenance:Rupert Gunnis (collector and historian of British sculpture, 1899-1965);Gifted to Howard Colvin (architectural historian, 1919-2007); whom gifted to the present owners; Collection of John and Eileen Harris*** 'William Lee Antoine was born on 1764, the son of Sir William Lee (1726?-1778), chief justice of the King's Bench, and his wife Philadelphia Dyke, of Totteridge Park, Hertfordshire, England. As a young man, he acquired estates near Marlow, Buckinghamshire, and served as the borough's Whig representative in Parliament from 1790 to 1796. During the same time he lived primarily at Colworth House near Sharnbrook in Bedfordshire, which he had inherited from his distant cousin Richard Antoine. There he founded the Oakley Hunt with his neighbour Samuel Whitbread and served as its first master; he also represented Bedford in Parliament from 1802 to 1812. William Lee Antoine never married, and died on Sept. 11, 1815.' [Yale]

ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19th century. “Miss Wardour, Antiquary”, a portrait miniature of a young girl reading manuscript, Oil on zinc panel, 9.8cm x 7.8cm, inscribed to label verso, in later gilt-metal frame.

Biblia latina Biblia latina mit Glossa ordinaria des (Pseudo-) Walafridus Strabo und Interlinearglosse des Anselmus Laudunensis. Band IV (von 5) sowie Anfang und Schluß von Band III, zus. in 1 Band. [Straßburg, Adolf Rusch für Anton Koberger in Nürnberg, nicht nach 1480]. Die erste lateinische Bibelausgabe mit der Glossa ordinaria, dem wichtigsten exegetischen Kommentar des Mittelalters. Prächtiger, großformatiger Druck von Adolf Rusch. Das gewaltige, selten komplett vorkommende Druckwerk wurde von Adolf Rusch mit vier verschiedenen, von Johann Amerbach in Basel ausgelieferten Typen für Anton Koberger in Nürnberg hergestellt. Zur merkwürdigen Entstehungsgeschichte vgl. F. Geldner, Amerbach-Studien ; in: Archiv f. Gesch. d. Buchwesens, Bd. 23 (1982), Sp. 684-88. - 'GW dates shortly after 23 Sept. 1481 but manuscript notes in the Sion College copy and in Oates 124 are dated 1480. The quire signatures, in multiple sequences of the first seven letters of the alphabet, are perhaps early press figures (BMC). For variants see CIBN' (ISTC). - Vorhanden ein Teilstück des Alten Testaments mit Weisheit Salomos, Hohelied, den Großen und Kleinen Propheten sowie Makkabäer. EINBAND: Zeitgenössischer Schweinslederband über Holzdeckeln. Groß-Folio. 48 : 33 cm. - ILLUSTRATION: Illuminiert mit 16 Prachtinitialen in Gold, Silber und Farben (2 mit einem menschlichen Gesicht) sowie mit zahlreichen eingemalten Lombarden in Rot und Blau. - KOLLATION: Bd. III: 65 Bll. und 34 Bll. (zus. 99 Bll. von 252). - Bd. IV: 228 Bll. (vollständig). LITERATUR: GW 4282. - Hain/Cop. 3173. - Goff B 607. - BMC I 92. - BSB B-442. - Ges. f. Typenkunde 1246. First edition of the Latin Bible with the Glossa Ordinaria, the chief exegetical commentary of the Middle Ages. Vol. IV (of 5) and beginning and end of vol. III. Together in 1 volume. Comprises a section of the Old Testament with Wisdom of Solomon, Song of Songs, the Major and Minor Prophets and Maccabees. Illuminated with 16 fine initials in gold, silver and colors (2 of which with human face), as well as numerous painted lombards in red and blue. Contemp. blindtooled pigskin over wooden boards. 228 leaves (vol. IV) and 99 leaves (vol. III, of 252). - Some slight waterstaining to outer margins, here and there minor staining; last quire detached, first quire loosened. Both boards detached, stained, partly rubbed and with defective spots to covers, spine damaged. Inside otherwise a good and decoratively illuminated copy on strong paper. Vollständige Beschreibung und Zustandsbericht https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.de/kunst/kd/details.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=424000289 Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten. Complete description and condition report https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.com/details-e.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=424000289 This lot can be purchased subject to differential or regular taxation.

Laurids de Thurah Den Danske Vitruvius. Indeholder Grundtegninger, Opstalter, og Giennemsnitter af de merkvaerdigste Bygninger i Kongeriget Dannemark, samt de Kongelige Tydske Provintser. Kopenhagen, E. H. Berling 1746-49. Erste Ausgabe des großen Architekturwerkes mit prächtigen Tafeln, die zahlreiche Ansichten dänischer Schlösser zeigen. 'Monumentales Hauptwerk für die Kenntnis der dänischen Architektur des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts' (Thieme/Becker) Meisterwerk Laurids de Thurahs (1706-1759), des Hof- und Generalbaumeisters König Christians VI. von Dänemark und bedeutendstem Vertreter des Spätbarocks in Dänemark, der zahlreiche Gebäude und Schlösser erbaute oder umgestaltete. Bd. I behandelt die architektonisch bedeutenden öffentlichen Gebäude und Adelspaläste in der Hauptstadt Kopenhagen, Bd. II die öffentlichen Gebäude in den Provinzen. - Die prachtvollen Tafeln zeigen Schloßbauten, Paläste, Innenausstattung, Kirchen, Altäre, Kanzeln, Grabmäler, Rathäuser, Krankenhäuser, Stadttore und Gartenanlagen. Text in Französisch, Dänisch und Deutsch. - Hier ebenfalls vorliegend die erste Ausgabe (Kopenhagen, Thaning & Appels Forlag 1967) von Bd. III mit weiteren 68 Tafeln, der bis dahin als nur druckfertige Handschrift in der Königl. Bibliothek in Kopenhagen archiviert wurde (s. Anmerkung in Thieme/B.). EINBAND: Lederbände der Zeit mit ornamentaler Blindprägung und goldgeprägtem Titel auf Rücken. 47 : 32 cm. - ILLUSTRATION: Mit gestochenem Frontispiz und 281 tlw. gefalteten Kupfertafeln. - KOLLATION: 5 Bll., 96 S.; 1 Bl., 267 S. - PROVENIENZ: Mit Exlibris Harald Pedersen. LITERATUR: Millard Coll. III, 131. - Bibl. Danica II, 602. - Ornamentstich-Slg. Bln. 2259. - Thieme/B. XXXIII, 117. First edition of the grand work on architecture. Contemp. calf. 47 : 32 cm. With engr. frontispiece and 281 copper plates, some folding. - Text slightly foxed, plates mainly in the margins slightly stained or foxed, a few plates tanned and with small tears to folds and margins, vol. I with slight watersteining to bottom margin. Edges rubbed, hinges restored, endpapers renewerd. - With bookplate Harald Pedersen. - And: The same, vol. III. Kopenhagen 1967. - Published after the orig. manuscript wich had been stored until then and ready for print in the Royal LIbrary in Copenhagen. Vollständige Beschreibung und Zustandsbericht https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.de/kunst/kd/details.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=423000671 Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten. Complete description and condition report https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.com/details-e.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=423000671 This lot can be purchased subject to differential or regular taxation.

Niederländisches Gebetbuch Handschrift auf Papier. Niederlande, zweite Hälfte des 15. Jahrhunderts. Kleinformatiges Gebetbuch-Manuskript aus dem Umkreis der Devotio moderna. Sauberes Manuskript von mehreren Händen, geschrieben in niederländischer Bastarda mit farbigen Fleuronné-Initialen. EINBAND: Blindgeprägter Kalblederband der Zeit über Holzdeckeln mit 2 Messingschließen. 10,5 : 7,5 cm. - ILLUSTRATION: Mit 1 ganzseitigen Federzeichnung (Kruzifix), 12 großen Fleuronné-Initialen in mehreren Farben sowie zahlreichen roten Lombarden. - KOLLATION: 291 Bll. (von?) - Blattgröße ca. 9 : 6,5 cm. Textfeld ca. 7 : 5 cm. Niederländische Bastarda in schwarzer und roter Tinte. - PROVENIENZ: Aus norddeutschem Privatbesitz. Small-size prayerbook from the circle of the Devotio moderna. Middle Dutch manuscript on paper, written in bastarda by several hands, with color fleuron initials and red lombards. 291 leaves (of?). Contemp. blindtooled calf over wooden boards with brass clasps. - Approx. 20 leaves missing in various places. Partly slightly soiled, inner binding broken, endpapers damaged, binding rubbed and with few defective spots to covering. Vollständige Beschreibung und Zustandsbericht https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.de/kunst/kd/details.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=424000371 Dieses Objekt wird regel- oder differenzbesteuert angeboten. Complete description and condition report https://www.ketterer-rarebooks.com/details-e.php?detail=1&anummer=559&obnr=424000371 This lot can be purchased subject to differential or regular taxation.

Mughal school, Shah-Jahan shoots deer in the vicinity of Palam near Delhi, similar to illustrations from a Padshahnamah manuscript, watercolour, 55 x 41.5cm, framed and glazed

ANTIQUARIAN (THEOLOGY): Howels (Rev. William). Sermons On Some Types of the Old Testament, Longacre Chapel, 1829, some pencil annotations to fly leaf and Contents, 554pp some middle and last pages blank; and Sermons III, two autograph manuscript books written in brown ink, calf with tooled gilt spines. 8vo. (2)Provenance: sold on behalf of Gregynog Hall, surplus to the collectionAuctioneers Notes: Rev. William Howels (1778–1832) was a Welsh priest of the Anglican Church, known as an evangelical preacher. The eldest of 12 children of Samuel Howells, he was born at Llwynhelyg, a farmhouse near Cowbridge in Glamorgan. After some years' study under the Rev. John Walton and Dr. Williams, the master of Cowbridge school, he went in April 1800 to Wadham College, Oxford leaving three years later without a degree. An elegy by Howels on his tutor Walton in 1797, published in the Gloucester Journal, was noticed by Robert Raikes, who offered him journalistic work. At Oxford he was under Baptist influence; but he was ordained by Richard Watson, Bishop of Llandaff in 1804 to the curacy of Llangan in Glamorgan. Both he and his vicar drew adverse comment by preaching at Methodist chapels. In 1812 Howels became curate in the united London parishes of St. Andrews-by-the-Wardrobe and St Anne, Blackfriars, to William Goode, who died in 1816. In 1817 he moved on as the lessee of the episcopal chapel in Long Acre, where he gathered together an audience. His strongly evangelical sermons were popular, and his self-denying life, though with eccentricities, baffled critics. Howels died on 18 November 1832, and was buried in Islington. His views were taken at the time to be Calvinistic Methodist, and he strongly opposed those of the Irvingites.Comments: edges rubbed, contents appear complete, inspection advised.

Moskau 1960. Unpublished games played in the 2nd Moscow international chess tournament 1960. This manuscript contains only unpublished games from this event. The other games are printed in the Russian monthly chess magazine “Shakmatny bulletin” vol. VI, 1960, no.7. Ohne Ort ca. 1960. 4°. 15 lose Blätter. (19) * Eines von 5 Exemplaren. Die Zusammenstellung enthält die Notationen von bis dahin unveröffentlichten Partien des Turniers in Moskau 1960. Als Typoskript auf dünnem Papier gedruckt. Zustand: Die Blätter sind gebräunt, wenig fleckig und wenige mit Randläsuren.

Greco. Hoffmann, (Louis). (Hrsg.) The Games of Greco ... With a bibliography of Greco by J. A. Leon. London, Routledge, 1900. 8°. Mit 102 Diagrammen. XXIV, 246 Seiten, 3 Bll. Anzeigen. Orig. Pappband. (19) * Linde - N. 398; Betts 13 - 48: "An edition of a 1620 Greco manuscript, comprising 77 'games', i. e. analysis in various openings ... also 13 end - game positions ..." Zustand: Buchblock gelockert. Innen gebräunt, vereinzelt fleckig und mit vielen Rotstiftunterstreichungen. Einband angestaubt und etwas bestoßen. Rücken mit Defekten und braunem Papierstreifen repariert.

An Indian watercolour painting of a Mughal emperor, late 19th/early 20th century, probably Shah Jahan, 19cm x 13cm, together with four other Indian Mughal style watercolour paintings/manuscript leaves, all framed and glazed.