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Northern Rhodesia The Mkushi Provisional Postage Due Stamps In July 1953, postal rates within the South African Postal Union were increased. Many post offices in Northern Rhodesia experienced shortages of Postage Due stamps. Owing to a misunderstanding, quantities of 1d. definitive stamps and of the 1953 Rhodes Birth Centenary stamps were overprinted and surcharged. Although unofficially prepared, their usage was subsequently approved by the Postal Authorities 1953 (23 Aug.) unstamped envelope from Broken Hill to Mkushi, showing incorrect manuscript "T2D" (as unstamped mail this should have been charged 4d.) and bearing Definitive 1d. vertical marginal pair with type-written "postage/due/1d" (Type 1) in red cancelled by Mkushi c.d.s. for 23 August. Very rare with only nine such covers recorded in "The Rhodesian Philatelist" listing, of which this in number 17. S.G. cat. from £4,250. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Northern Rhodesia Postage Due Queen Elizabeth Definitive Bisect Cover 1953 (17th. Nov.) envelope from Mkushi to Broken Hill, bearing ½d. green bisected vertically with manuscript "½d" and initialled "AM" (Alfred Marenga, clerk) alongside. A very rare and unusual item with few examples recorded. Photo Note: This unusual bisect provisional was first reported in "The Rhodesian Philatelist" No. 29, January 2010 VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Zululand 1894-96 Definitive Issue ½d. to £5 set of ten, each overprinted "specimen" and affixed to De La Rue day book pieces with various dates written alongside each in manuscript; 1d. with a small defect at foot though a unique archival record. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Zululand 1894-96 Definitive Issue 1d. vertical strip of four overprinted "specimen", the second stamp showing broken "m" in "specimen" [41], 6d. single overprinted "specimen" with the same variety and 2½d. (thinned) overprinted "specimen" with "en" of "specimen" failing to print and completed in manuscript, fresh mint and a most unusual trio VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland Stellaland 1d. and 3d. dated in manuscript, 4d. and 6d. each initialled "FH" and dated in manuscript, the 6d. (some foxing) on small piece showing small portion of target cancellation. Brandon Certificates (1978) for 3d. and 4d. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland British Bechuanaland 1887 Unappropriated Dies £1 lilac and black, fresh lightly mounted mint; very fine. Also a fiscally used example with manuscript cancellation in red ink. Rendon (1986) and Brandon (1987) Certificates. S.G. 20, £850. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland Bechuanaland Protectorate Postal Fiscal Stamps 1918 £5 on 1/- green and black together with Revenue 1923 on South Africa 5/-, 10/- and £1, each initialled and cancelled in manuscript, affixed to piece twice neatly cancelled by Master`s Office oval datestamp. Colourful and very rare. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland Covers and Cancellations 1904 (6 Dec.) envelope from Kanye to England, bearing British Bechuanaland 1888 3d. lilac and black bisected vertically and Protectorate 1897-1902 1d. lilac sharing fine c.d.s. "6 de" inverted) and with manuscript signature "Dion Solomon/P.M." of the postmaster below; first two lines of the address inked over though extremely rare with only four example of the Kanye bisect recorded, two of which are in institutional collections leaving only this and one other in private hands. Photo provenance: Col. J.R. Danson, June 1971 Sir John Inglefield-Watson, October 2007 VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland Covers and Cancellations 1911 (23 Feb.) envelope registered from Lobatsi to France, bearing British Bechuanaland 1888 3d. and Protectorate 1897-1902 ½d. vermilion, 2d. and 1904-13 1d. all neatly cancelled with c.d.s. and with privately-applied "r" in blue alongside manuscript registration details; the reverse with despatch, Kimberley (25.2) and arrival (19.3) datestamps; colourful VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Bechuanaland Covers and Cancellations 1930 (11 Nov.) 4½d. G size registered envelope (Thy Re 40) from Ramaquabane to Vienna, uprated with 1925-27 ½d. and 1d. pair all cancelled with double-ring datestamps, manuscript town name in registration box at upper left with this office never issued with registration labels, no transit markings; a fine and rare cover from this village situated in the north east of Bechuanaland, and which was a postal agency under Francistown. Photo VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Cyprus 1880-1985 mint and used collection in a large red stockbook and loose contained in a carton, thousands including some Great Britain used in Cyprus, 1880 1d. Plate 220 (3), 4d. (5), 6d. (2), 1/-, 1881 ½d. on 1d. with varieties, 1881 Die I 6pi. unused, used set, 1882-86 set with part original gum or unused, 1882 30pa. on 1pi. (2 used and a strip of three with red postmark and manuscript cancellations), 1886 "½" on ½pi., 1892-94 to 12pi. unused and used, 1894-96 to 45pi. original gum and used, 1902-04 45pi. with original gum, 1904-10 with values to 45pi. original gum and used, 9pi. watermark inverted, 1912-15 set with original; gum and used, 1921-23 10/- overprinted "specimen", 1924-28 with values to £1 overprinted "specimen", £1 part original gum, £5 fiscally used, 1928 British Rule set, 1934 set (2 original gum and 2 used), 1938-51 with values to £1 (3 original gum , 5 used), 1948 Wedding 1½pi. complete sheet of sixty including the Extra Decoration [3/5] variety, £1 (4), 1955-60 set, 1960 Republic set, a good range of later issues with some "specimen" overprints, Revenues, cancellations, varieties, etc., unmounted mint, part original gum and used, chiefly good to fine. A valuable and useful lot VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Falkland Islands Covers and Cancellations 1932-33 Panton covers from Fox Bay to the Cayman Islands (3) and St. Lucia (addressee`s name removed) including handstruck "T" on envelope bearing Centenary ½d. used on the day of issue, two bearing "T" in circle applied in the Foreign Section in London and manuscript "T" on the St. Lucia cover; three show the date error "2" for "32" with code "a" VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

The Analyst : A Monthly Journal of Science, Literature and the Fine Arts. Vols. 1 - 6, 1834-1837. 8vo. Qtr. binding, marbled boards. A few lithograph plates, mainly palaeontological/geological. Together with : Quillinan E. : Monthermer, A Poem 1815. 8vo Fine gilt panelled binding, aeg. (Scarce ). Gregorii D. : Opus Homilia 1565. 12mo. Qtr. binding. In addition, an 18th.C. vellum bound notebook containing manuscript 'Translations the Italian made and written in 1791 & 1792 by C.H.H.' in a fine calligraphic hand. CONDITION REPORT: Condition : Analyst bindings generally vg. with some wear to extremities, one head of spine slightly damaged. Text blocks very clean and tight. Homilia binding worn but sound, text block worn away along fore-edge but no loss of text. Others vg.

Torah Scroll. Original vellum scroll, sewn in sections, with Hebrew text in manuscript. Turned wooden finials, 112cm. in length. CONDITION REPORT: Some discolouration along parts of the margin o/w vg/

Morden, (Robt.) Northumberland, hand-coloured map, framed and glazed, with two coloured ? Hiroshige prints, and an 18th century print with manuscript entries on leaning

A Sampson Smith (Staffordshire) pottery portrait group of William Shakespeare modelled in reflective pose leaning against a marble column capped with books and a manuscript, a single volume in one hand, on waisted gilt captioned base, 48cm high, circa 1864.

A miniature Koran boxed together with a 19th century Indian manuscript

[CORDWAINERS of LONDON, Worshipful Company of…], and extensive manuscript archive of historical researches into the CORDWAINERS Guild, compiled in the mid 19th – early 20th c., incl. “Index to Memorials relating to the Company…from Ancient Deeds and Records,” 4to notebook & three others similar, incl. “Historical Account of the Ancient Shoe…,” etc. etc., compiled by Daniel James Hile & William Hile; also included: PRINTED MATERIAL relating to the guild incl. ‘Cordwainer Company’s Exhibition of BOOTS and SHOES…1895’, CATALOGUE, ETC. (Q).

[TOPOGRAPHICAL MANUSCRIPT, etc.], PATTENDEN (Thomas, of Dover) “The Third and Last Selection from The Antiquities of England and Wales,” 4to manuscript, half calf, dated 1798 at foot of titles; together with an early 20th c foolscap Cash Nook, & folio RENTALS book, full vellum bound, relating to property rentals in RIBCHESTER (near Preston, Lancs), and, at the back, the personal expenditure of P. Crawfurd Bruce Esq., dates 1810-1819. (3).

LLANTILIO COURT ESTATE, folio manuscript mortgage, 19ff. on vellum, lge folding printed map with ms. additions & hand-colouring, morocco bound, 1909.

A collection of early principally Sotheby's auction catalogues, being largely books and manuscript related

Bridges, John. The History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire complied from The Manuscript Collections, by Rev Peter Whalley, three vols.

Tutbury Castle Interest - manuscript relating to The Minstrele Court, 18th century, including the oaths of the Minstrels and the King of the Minstrells, short stories and poems Until the 18th century, Tutbury was the site of an annual court of minstrels There was even a "King of the Minstrels".

A COMPOSITE WESTERN EUROPEAN `GOTHIC` BEVOR, CIRCA 1490-1500, PROBABLY SPANISH formed of a medially-ridged main plate strongly shaped to the chin, a chevron-shaped face-plate articulated to the main plate at each side and supported at the right by a spring-catch (restored), its upper edge turned outwards, and two gorget plates articulated to the flanged lower edge of the main plate, the lowest projecting downwards to a rounded central point (the main plate and face-plate each with small riveted patches, and all elements with a mottle overall patination and some losses at their edges) 19.0 cm; 7½ in Provenance The Armoury of the Knights of St John at Rhodes Victor and Louis Bachereau, Paris, Sir Edward Barry, Ockwells Manor, Berkshire, sold Sotheby, 5 July 1965, lot 27 Gerald I. Mungeam, London, sold Sotheby`s, 19 February 1973, lot 183 Literature Sir Guy Laking, `Mr. Edward Barry`s Collection of Arms and Armour at Ockwells Manor, Bray`, Connoisseur, February 1905, pp. 71-2 (ill.) O`Reilly, `The Curios of Ockwells Manor`, The Ladies Field, 6 March 1909, p. p. 14 (ill.) Sir James G. Mann, Catalogue of Arms and Armour in the Possession of Sir Edward Barry, Manuscript in the Royal Armouries Library, Walter J. Karcheski & Thom Richardson, The Medieval Armour from Rhodes, Leeds & Worcester, Massachusetts, 2000, pp. 41-2 (ill.). Several similar bevors, likewise deriving from the armoury of the Knights of St John at Rhodes can be recorded in the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, the Museum of the Order of St John, London, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Art Institute Chicago,

Ceylon. Revenues. 1938-49 100r purple and blue, a used example with fiscal cancellation and reduced manuscript marking. Barefoot 12

South Africa Bradbury Wilkinson Pictorials. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 2/6d imperforate Plate Proofs, two examples in issued colours, affixed to card 164 x 107mm. One headed ‘Fixed Ink’ with red manuscript ‘approved’ beneath; the other headed ‘Fugitive Ink’ with a treated area. B.W. label at base. Endorsed ‘as submitted’ in pencil, the card with a small crease at top left, a rare item; ex De Villiers

South Africa Bradbury Wilkinson Pictorials. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 5/- imperforate Plate Proofs in issued colours. One headed ‘Fixed Ink’ with red manuscript ‘approved’ beneath; the other headed ‘Fugitive ink’. B.W. label at base, ‘as submitted’ in pencil at top left. A fine and rare item, ex De Villiers

Circle of William Powell Frith (later 19th century) Portrait of a gentleman seated wearing a black jacket, white waistcoat and bow tie and holding a manuscript, Oil on board, 45.5cm by 37.5cm

(Religion) - "Onser Lieve Vrouwen Solter" of Psalterium van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw".[Oost-Nederland, Arnhem (?), 2de helft 15de eeuw].In-16° (12 x 8 cm) : [3 bl.]-190-[1 bl.] ff., perkament (moderne foliëring in potlood 1-196, inclusief de blanco schutbladen, 2 kleine perforaties waarvan 1 in de tekst).Eigentijdse band : donker kalfsleder over houten borden, platten met twee kaders van dubbele lijnen, centrale rechthoek met ruitenpatroon waarin ronde of ruitvormige blindstempels met een adelaar, leeuw, haan, een gestileerde gotische letter "M" of bloemrosetten, rug met 4 ribben, 2 messing sluitingen (bovenste scharnier gebroken, 2 kleine lacunes in het leder van bovenste plat, klamp van 1 sluiting ontbreekt, achterplat gedeeltelijk gewreven).Est. : 6.000/ 8.000 €Verzorgd middeleeuws Nederlands privaat devotioneel manuscript op velijn in "littera textualis" (schriftspiegel 7 à 7,5 x 4,5 à 5 cm, 15 à 16 lijnen per blad). Bevat de psalmen voor de dagen van de week, de litanie der heiligen, de collecten en "sinte augustijns suchtinghe". Tekst gerubriceerd, rode en blauwe lombarden en J-staven. Versierd met 10 grote decoratieve penwerkinitialen (5 van 6 à 7 regels en 5 van 4 à 5 regels) in blauwe pen met invulling van florale motieven op groene achtergrond, gevat in rood penwerk met groene stippen en aanliggend aan generfde en bladhoge staven in de marge. Onafgesneden handschrift met behoud van de wachtwoorden of reclames onderaan de bladen. Colofoon : "Bid voer den scriver o[m]me godes willen een pat[er] no[ster]".# Kriezels, aubergines en takkenbossen. Randversieringen in Noordnederlandse handschriften uit de 15de eeuw. Tentoonstellingscat., Den Haag, Meermanno-Westreenianum, 1992, p.130 sqq.¶ Psautier de Notre-Dame pour usage privé. Manuscrit en néerlandais sur vélin, orné de 10 lettrines décorées à la plume. Ornementation typique de la région d`Arnhem, à dater dans la 2de moitié du 15e siècle. Plein veau estampé à froid sur ais de bois de l`ép. (non rogné, mors sup. fendu, manque 1 fermoir de laiton).ÉDITIONS du XVIe siècle16de eeuwse DRUKKEN

ALFRED DERBYSHIRE (1839-1908) ENGLISH ARCHITECT. A SMALL ARCHIVE OF MATERIAL COMPRISING OF SIX ITEMS 1. Photograph album, small folio 381mm x 267mm, containing many photographs, incl; family, friends and acquaintances , (Samuel Bamford, Charles Dickens , Wilkie Collins, Charles Calvert etc.) most captioned. album spine defective, 406mm x 305mm, 2. ALBUM OF PENCIL DRAWINGS, SKETCHES AND WATERCOLOURS, all by Derbyshire and including Bruges Town Hall, Stratford Church, Tower on city wall Oxford, Merton Coll. Oxford, plus many family pencil sketches, all captioned. (Album spine defective) 3. FOLDER EPHEMERA, Incl; Letters, press cuttings, photographs etc . 4. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS (Belonging) to Alfred Derbyshire, Manchester 1861. 8vo. Manuscript. Unpaginated, 802 books, titles and date only. Also including in the catalogue are other items - Antique furniture, pottery and porcelain etc. 5. DERBYSHIRE, ALFRED. An Architects Experiences. Manchester: J.E. Cornish. 1897. 8vo. paper backed boards. shaken. Spine. Defective. Signed presentation copy to his daughter. 6. DERBYSHIRE, ALFRED. The Art of The Victorian Stage. Manchester: Sherratt and Hughes. 1907. 8vo. Orig cloth soiled. Spine chipped. Signed presentation copy to his daughter

ALBURY FAMILY OF MANCHESTER and NASSAU, BAHAMAS. SMALL FAMILY ARCHIVE. Incl; ALBURY, WILLIAM J. [1836 ? - 1878] Poetic Waifs. An Album of Original Manuscript Poetry, Prose, Jotting`s and Newspaper cuttings. 8vo. In size, bound in morocco. WITH by the same author The prophet of Nineauh, or the Widow`s Son ------. Manchester: Isaac W. Petty -------. 1865. First edition. 4to. Pp.. 40. Orig cloth soiled. 2 copies. William J. Albury was a doctor and surgeon at Wigan Dispensary. 1859. The Archive also includes photo albums, family bibles, letters, loose photographs and much ephemera

18th Century manuscript, `Memorandum of a Violent Tempest of Thunder & Lightning` dated 16th July 1708, the manuscript describing several deaths as a result of this between Harwich and Ipswich, 29cm high

Interesting Victorian framed manuscript, signed by Queen Victoria and Lord Salisbury, relating to the island of Madeira, reading `We have thought it necessary for the encouragement of Our subjects trading to the island of Madeira and its dependencies to appoint a consul to reside at Franchal etc.`, the document 42.5cm wide x 30.5cm high

The Economy of Human Life, translated from an Indian manuscript, London, printed for G. Sael, No 192, Strand, 1796, vellum bound, 16.5cm high

The Lady`s Assistant for regulating and supplying her table, being a complete system of cookery, published from the manuscript collection of Mrs Charlotte Mason, London 1775, leather bound, 21cm high

Great Britain. Over one hundred and fifty stampless entires and outer letter sheets addressed to Hull. Each bearing manuscript or hand struck `1`

Nicholas Culpepper. The Complete Herbal ... to which is added upwards of one hundred additional herbs. Published Kelly, London 1861. Modern fine binding of green calf over marbled boards, illustrated with 20 hand coloured plates, several manuscript recipes to final blanks

Collection of books, mostly of pharmaceutical / apothecary interest including several manuscript notebooks, approx 30 in total

An apothecary's / druggist's manuscript notebook of receipts, 180 leaves, bound in original green roan and dated 1857 to front free endpaper. This diary / recipe / receipt book has hand written script inside the front cover 'R Jackson Newark June 1857'. The alphabetical index covers the first 97 pages of the diary with the remaining similar number of pages not having been cross referenced, but also full of numerous and detailed descriptions of the ingredients used. The diary is neatly and clearly written throughout and is a unique insight into a vast range of Victorian medical, food and drink recipes, treatments for animals and many other interesting entries

* A Persian illuminated manuscript page depicting warriors and entertainers, the figures within a tent, the soldiers being entertained by female musicians and dancers, with columns of script above and below, mounted within card surround, 33cm high x 20cm wide. VAT charged on hammer price.

* An Islamic illuminated manuscript leaf depicting a battle scene, the picture heightened with gilding and bearing script, 16cm high x 10cm wide. VAT charged on hammer price.

* A collection of fourteen Islamic manuscript pages, many illuminated, the pages containing columns of script and supplemented with gilt heightened polychrome images, (14). VAT charged on hammer price.

* A collection of Islamic manuscript pages, some illuminated, to include mainly pages of red and black script in gilt borders but also pages with more extensive stylised foliate borders and gilt decoration, (a lot). VAT charged on hammer price.

* An Islamic illuminated manuscript page of a conference of wisemen, the picture with two columns of script at top and bottom, 13cm high x 5.5cm wide, (a/f); with an Indian miniature painting of a Sikh nobleman, seated in throne within interior, 39cm high x 31cm wide, (2). VAT charged on hammer price.

* Three Islamic manuscript leaves with bird illustrations, the illustrations surrounded by script, 22cm high x 17cm wide; with an Indian miniature picture of a figure amongst stylised foliage, 22cm high x 13cm wide; with further items to include an Islamic rolled scroll containing script and gilt decoration, K Hebbar, a Nalanda publication book of drawings and paintings and an oriental picture on board, (a lot). VAT charged on hammer price.

* A collection of Indian miniature drawings, depicting a range of subjects such as figural, a deity, a gilt heightened manuscript page and stylised animals, mounted within black card, largest 29cm high x 40cm wide, (7). VAT charged on hammer price.

A Indian illuminated double manuscript page, 18th century, depicting four panels of mosque designs measurements, enclosed within script, 33cm high framed and glazed.

Collectables:Suffragettes,a manuscript in fine calligraphic presentation by the Bolton`s Women`s Local Government Association to Mary Howard on her retirement from her position as Poor Law Guardian. Howard was a locally based Suffragette. In fabric wallet with embroidered cover (vg)

Bhagvata Purana 10th Book, Rajasthan, SS 1774/1852 AD Manuscript on paper, and in total 220 folios, most with text of black Sanskrit, most leaves with illustrations in gouache heightened with gold, folio 221 with colophon with title and date 1774, each folio approx. 2.8" x 12.2" — 7 x 31 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Toronto Note: Previously offered at Christie’s London ‘Islamic Art and Indian Miniatures’ April 28, 1998, lot 7 Starting Price: $2000

Exchequer Order of Payment, issued under Her Majesty`s Letters of Privy-seal 1702 and 1704 for the `Sale of Her Majesty`s Tin`, authorising repayment, at 5% interest, the sum of £100, dated 1714, handsigned by Robert Harley, Earl of Oxford, black printing with manuscript insertions, trimmed at bottom as is often the case with such pieces, ragged right edge, fine. Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Exchequer Receipt, 1724/5, in the sum of £750 in respect of an Order for £3000, dated March 1723, issued for His Majesty`s Secret Service, signed by Viscount Townsend, a manuscript document, folio, good condition without the usual trimming, very fine and an interesting subject. Viscount Towsend (1674-1738), Whig Statesman, Secretary of State . Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Irish Government Life Annuities, a 6% debenture certificate for £100, 3rd Class, Dublin 1774, no.631, black printing with manuscript insertions of the holder and, in this case, his eldest daughter, aged 3, three folds with very minor separation at the edges, about very fine and scarce. Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Exchequer Receipt, relating to an Order of Payment dated 1778 for `Use and service of the Navy and Victualling thereof`, for the sum of £77,254 1s 9¼, out of additional excise on beer since 1765, printed document with manuscript insertions, trimmed at bottom edge, fine and interesting subject. Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Consolidated £3 per Cent. Annuities, a printed Power of Attorney appojnting the partners of Goslings Bank in London to buy, sell or transfer stock, printed document with manuscript insertions, black and red, printed both sides, some toning in lower half, very fine. Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Offley Boa Vista 1963 Vintage Port, u 2ln, 1ms, damaged branded and dated wax capsules, owner's manuscript labels, 3 bottles

Great Britain Line Engraved Proofs and Essays Rainbow Colour Trials Cancellation Experiment: State 3 in red-brown [3], [4], [7] and [9] affixed to part sheet and numbered "25", "26", "27" and "28", though the corners of the stamps are with manuscript numbers two higher, with removed cushion cancellation; some wear from the removal experiment, a fine piece. Also [2] with manuscript "V" in centre (partially removed) affixed to piece, [8] and [9] affixed to piece numbered "17" and "18". A few faults but a rare group. Photo Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Great Britain Line Engraved Proofs and Essays Rainbow Colour Trials Cancellation Experiment: State 3 in red-brown [4], [5], with manuscript "V" in centre which has been partially removed, affixed to piece of displace sheet, [6] and [8] affixed to part page and numbered "19" and "20" with removed cushion cancellation; a few faults but a fine group. Photo Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

Great Britain 1841 Two Pence Blue Plate 4 JA-JD, strip of four, large to very large margins all round and cancelled by "383" numerals of Hull on small envelope to Hamburg, manuscript "Via Hull steam", superb strike of red boxed "hull/ship-letter/sp27 1853" with champhered corners sideways. An delightful cover. Photo Vat Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

x Great Britain 1847-54 Embossed Issue 6d. mauve, cut square and with margins all round, used on envelope to Germany, "253" barred oval cancellation, red "insufficiently/stamped", on reverse blue west town undated circular marking; a variety of manuscript rate markings on the front, a trifle soiled and the adhesive with small scissors cut in margin at upper left. Scarce. Photo Vat Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

DAVIES GILBERT. "The Parochial History of Cornwall, founded on the Manuscript Histories of Mr Hals and Mr Tonkn." four vols, well bound calf gilt, double lettering pieces, 8vo, 1833-38 vg.