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English School, 19th century: Portrait Miniature of a Young Woman, said to be Sidney Jane Bulkoley-Hughes, Plas Coch, Anglesey, 1807-1866, half length, with roses in her black ringletted hair, gazing pensively to sinister, wearing an off-shoulder white dress, oval, 8cm by 6.8cm, in associated embossed brass frame
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A Corsi Lalli: Portrait Miniature of a Young Woman, 19th century, half length, wearing a mob cap over her curly hair, and broad ruff and black dress, signed, oval, 8.3cm by 7cm, in gilt metal frame; and A Decorative Portrait Miniature, 20th century, an overpainted photograph, depicting a young woman, half length, oval, 6cm by 5cm (2)
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French School, early 19th century: Portrait Miniature of a Pretty Young Girl, bust length, her black upswept hair in curls, wearing a low cut white dress with blue wrap, 7cm by 6.7cm, in gilt brass frame; and Italian School, circa 1890: Portrait Miniature of a Young Woman, with stylised Grecian hair, blue eyes, her white dress trimmed with feathers, circular, 5.6cm diameter, indistinct inscription on the vellum backing material Brizio, in a later ebonised frame (2)
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A SET OF NINE LITHOPANES, PROBABLY FRENCH one a portrait of a young woman, the others scenes with children, 13.5 x 11cm, impressed PR, sickle and number, contemporary giltmetal frames and hinged hook, c1880++All in good condition, the numbers: 1121, 1195, 1229, 765, 535, 1099, 871 and 1112, 1127
Los 497
AIRY (OSMOND) CHARLES II no 719 of 1250 copies on fine paper, coloured plates and gilt linen-hinged portrait after Samuel Cooper, engraved bookplate of Horace Walpole, fine crushed scarlet morocco gilt by Harrison & Sons with royal arms, emblems and date 1901, raised bands, teg, London: Manzi, Joyant & Co, 1901
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PRESCOTT (WILLIAM H) HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO - THE CONQUEST OF PERU - THE REIGNS OF PHILIP II, CHARLES V AND FERDINAND AND ISABELLA - [AND] BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL MISCELLANIES twelve vols, the Library Edition, engraved portrait, half titles, bookplate of E & J Duplessis Beylard, uniform half calf, teg, London: George Routledge & Sons, 1843, 47, 55 & c (12) ++++
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DICKENS (CHARLES) THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY illustrated by `Phiz` and with engraved portrait, later half calf, London: Chapman & Hall, 1839; John Forster - The Life of Charles Dickens, three vols, portraits, contemporary half calf, teg, London: Chapman & Hall, 1874 (4)++++
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THE TRANBY CROFT AFFAIR. THE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED VISITORS ALBUM OF DELIGHTFUL CARICATURES WATERCOLOURS ALBUMEN PRINTS AND PHOTOCOLLAGES BY SUSANNAH WILSON the approximately 1000 signatures (many occuring more than once) collected on numerous occasions at Tranby Croft, Yorkshire at and house parties and balls throughout England, Monte Carlo and elsewhere between December 1890 and August 1897 including those of the Wilsons, Lycett-Greens, their extended families, many of their millieux and eight of the witnesses in the trial that became known as the `Royal Baccarat Scandal`, Prince Albert Victor "Eddy" Duke of Clarence (1864-1892) (including an extremely rare example of a photograph taken by the Prince and, beside his repeated signature, a curious pictogram of unknown significance) and Maharajah Prince Duleep Singh (1838-1893) and his second wife and family, the seats including Bramham, Sandbeck and Escrick Parks, Yorkshire and Renishaw Hall, Breadsall Priory and Bretby Park, Derbyshire, on fifty nine linen-hinged card leaves (290 x 225mm) aeg, tooled green morocco (worn) [c1890] Provenance: Found in a locked bureau purchased at a Derbyshire farm sale by the present owner in the early 1980s. This unusually elaborate example of an album illustrated with photocollage is of a type created by many aristocratic young women from the mid 1860s to the 1890s. In their leaves the conventions of photography are wittily flouted, with often highly amusing results. The Princess Alexandra Album (Royal Collection) of the Princess of Wales and those of ladies of the Paget, Sackville-West and Jocelyn families are other notable examples. This one is of unique interest for it is from Tranby Croft, the house where the Prince of Wales illegally played at Baccarat. The sensational trial that resulted from an unsuccessful cover-up of an allegation of cheating that night was presided over by the biased Lord Chief Justice Coleridge from 1st-9th June 1891. A media frenzy ensued since the Prince was required to attend as a witness, much to the displeasure of Queen Victoria, and it remains one of the most notorious trials for slander in British legal history. The owner of the album, Susannah West Wilson, subsequently Menzies then Holford, always known as "Tottie" (1864-1943) must have kept an earlier one since, during the trial, it emerged that the unsuccessful plaintiff, Sir William Gordon-Cumming had asked the Prince of Wales on the 11th September 1890 to put his signature "in Miss Wilson`s Birthday Book". The first entry in the present album is dated three months after the incident on 11th September 1890, but there is a tantalising possible reference to the outcome for, when the Wilsons were briefly at their London house, 17 Grosvenor Place, where they stayed during the trial, there is a tiny watercolour of a carriage making its way in celebration along a street of public rejoicing above the perhaps cryptic caption "The Return fr. Crystal Palace Fireworks". The album brings vividly to life the hectic whirl and leisured lives of the arriviste Wilsons. Their colossal fortune from ship building had been amassed from nothing in a couple of generations. Their ultimate acceptance in Society but also, paradoxically, their fate, was to be sealed by the future King Edward VII on his fateful visit to Tranby Croft. A double portrait of Tottie Wilson and her sister Ethel, painted by James Sant, RA and exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1881 was sold by Order of the Executors of the late Sir Edward Stephen Lycett-Green, Bt, Christie`s, Contents of Ken Hill, Norfolk, 13 September 1999, lot 610. (Principal Sources: Havers (Sir M), E Grayson and P Shankland, The Royal Baccarat Scandal, 1977, Attwood (G M), The Wilsons of Tranby Croft, 1988 and Siegel (E), Playing with Pictures the Art of Victorian Photocollage Catalogue of the Exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, 10 October 2009 - 3 January 2010). • ++++
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GRAHAM SUTHERLAND, OM (1903-1980) TREE FORM signed and dated 1958, gouache over pencil, lightly squared, 26.5 x 20cm Provenance: Elizabeth Organ (1934-2009) by whom acquired directly from the artist, a friend; thence by descent. The artist Elizabeth Organ married the society portrait painter Bryan Organ(1935- ) and following their divorce restored, as her home and a gallery, the parsonage at Clyro, near Hay-on-Wye, Herefordshire. The house was occupied in the 19th century by the diarist, the Reverend Francis Kilvert.++In fine condition
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VINCENZO D`ESPOSITO (1886-1949) PORTRAIT OF A CALEDON CLASS CRUISER OF THE ROYAL NAVY signed and inscribed MALTA, gouache, 44.5 x 68cm++Some light surface scratches and unevenness of the surface when the work is held at a oblique angle to the light. Undisturbed in contemporary early 20th c oak frame
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ROBERT GRINHALL, 1650 PORTRAIT OF A MAN bust length in a black doublet with slashed sleeves and a lawn collar, in a feigned oval, signed Robert Grinhall fecit 1650, inscribed HENRY HASTYINGS DOMINUS DE LOUGHBORO` 1650, Humilitato Sublimior, Vi Veritatis virico victi and CASTELLII ASHBIAE-DE-LA-ZOUCH FORTISSIMUS DEFENSOR, 73 x 58.5cm Provenance: Purchased at a sale believed to be at Donington Hall, Leicestershire, c1970 by the historian of Parliament, Peter W Hasler Esq and by whom sold to the present vendor`s late husband, c1990. The identification of the sitter as Henry Hastings, 1st Baron Loughborough (1609 or 10-1667) seems to be at odds with the subject`s apparent youth, his plain clothes and, most compellingly, the fact that in 1650 Hastings was in exile in Holland. Alastair Laing has reasoned (private correspondence) that it is in fact a portrait of his nephew, Henry, Lord Hastings (16 January 1630-24 June 1649) the son of Ferdinando, Earl of Huntingdon. He was a young man of formidable intellect, whose much requited death (from smallpox) on the eve of his wedding was commemorated in no less than 98 elegies by Marvell, Donne and others in the Lachrymae Musarum, published in 1650. The death of the (then) only son of an aristocratic Midlands family must have occasioned considerable public mourning and could well have given rise to the commissioning of a picture, such as the present work (which is probably based on an ad vivum portrait) by an apparently hitherto unrecorded painter. Certainly, the signature and date appear authentic but the laudatory inscriptions alluding to the Royalist military hero are, whether by accident or design, of a slightly later period. ++Restored with some re-touching and overpainting and relined for the present owner in recent years. The image slightly cropped cutting into the oval at the top (see illustration). In modern black and gold painted frame.
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WILLIAM HENRY DAVIS (C1786-C1865) PORTRAIT OF THE GREYHOUND `LEMON` IN AN EXTENSIVE LANDSCAPE 47 x 59.5cm Provenance: with Arthur Ackermann & Son Ltd, London; Elizabeth Organ (1934-2009) (see footnote to lot 550). ++In fine, ready to hang condition as when presumably restored for A Ackermann & Co, c1960, since when untouched, the support lined but the medium not in the process `flattened` and without extensive over-painting, or retouching etc. In appropriate giltwood and composition cavetto frame with title label.
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A STAFFORDSHIRE PORTRAIT FIGURE OF JAMES QUINN (1693-1766) AS SIR JOHN FALSTAFF the portly cavalier bearing a sword, in plumed hat, blue and gilt coat, floral waistcoat and puce breeches, the base with scrolls and title FALSTAFF, 41cm h, c1850 ++In excellent condition, note issued without a blade for the sword, the gilt detail rubbed, no restoration
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Ormonde (Dr.) Mystery Unveiled first edition, lithographed portrait frontispiece, illustrations, advertisments at beginning and end for performances by memebers of the author`s family, one leaf of contents frayed, badly spoiled, rebacked, 8vo, [Edinburgh, 1898] § Goldston (Will) More Tricks and Puzzles, illustrations, [1910]; The Young Conjurer, part 1, second edition, illustrations, [c.1910] ; Tricks and Illusions for Amateur and Professional Conjurers, illustrations, [1910?] § De Caston (Herbert) Peerless Prestidigitation, portrait frontispiece, illustrations, 1910 § Hatton (Henry) and Adrian Plate. Magicians` Tricks: how they are done, signed by the authors on title-page, illustrations, New York, 1910 § Haley (Louis C.) The Dramatic Art of Magic, portrait frontispiece, 1910 § Bertram (Charles) A Magician in Many Lands, frontispiece, illustrations, 1911 § Noakes (Ernest) Magical Originalities, portrait frontispiece, illustrations, 1914, the first three in original pictorial boards, the fourth and last four in original cloth, three with pictorial upper covers, 8vo(9)
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Proctor (Richard A.) Chance and Luck original cloth, 1889 § Maxim (Sir Hiram S.) Monte Carlo Facts and Fallacies, frontispiece and 18 plates by George A. Stevens, original pictorial cloth, soiled, [1904] § Quinn (John Philip) Gambling and Gambling Devices, portrait frontispiece, illustrations, original pictorial cloth gilt, with the bookplate of Jack Avis, 8vo, Canton, 1912 § Cotton (Charles) and Theophilus Lucas. Games and Gamesters of the Restoration, original cloth, 1930, the first two with Magic Circle stamps (withdrawn), 8vo; and fifteen others on gambling and gambling tricks, 8vo and folio (19) ***Included with this lot is an Ely Culbertson Card Shuffler.
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Smith (Les and Gertrude) The Floyd Thayer Book "Keep the wheels turning...", vol. 2, first edition, number 227 of 1000 copies, signed by Les Smith, portrait frontispiece, coloured plates, illustrations, and reproductions of original designs, original roan-backed cloth, folio, Azusa, Owen Magic Supreme, 1992.
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Teale (Oscar S.) Higher Magic: illustrations, New York, 1920 § Bamberg (Theodore) Quality Magic, illustrations, original pictorial boards, with inscription by Oswald Williams and loosely inserted photograph of the author performing a rope trick, [1921]; Okito on Magic, illustrations, dust jacket, Chicago, 1973 § Latour (Harry) Magical Suggestions, illustrations, 1921 § Glen (Laurance) The Magician`s Road to Frame, mounted portrait photograph, illustrations, original cloth-backed boards, [1922] § Massey (Edward M.) New and Original Magic, first edition, illustrations, a fine copy, New York, 1922, all but the third first editions, original cloth unless otherwise described, 8vo (6)
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Vernon (Dai) Vintage Vernon 4 audio tapes, 1987; another audio tape recording Vernon in 1981; Dai Vernon`s Secrets of Magic, video tape, 1994; Revelations, 9 video tapes, 1999; and The Spirit of Magic, 2 video tapes, 1999, in box file, with a large head and shoulders portrait photograph, inscribed by Vernon to Tom Auburn, 1974.
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Zöllner (J.C.F.) Transcendental Physics an Account of Experimental Investigations, translated by Charles Carleton Massey, wood-engraved frontispiece and illustrations, 1880 § Confessions of a Medium, wood-engraved frontispiece and illustrations, original pictorial boards, worn, with the signature of John W. Innes, [1882?] § Carrington (Hereward) Eusapia Palladino and her Phenomena, portrait frontispiece, [1910]; Hindu Magic, original wrappers, Kansas City, 1913 § Mann (Walter) The Follies and Frauds of Spiritualism, 1919 § X (Dr.) On the Other Side of the Footlights, an exposé of routines, appartus and deceptions resorted to by mediums, Berlin, Wis., [1922] § Cannon (Dr. Sir Alexander) The Power Within, second impression, frontispiece and plates, with the bookplate of Francis White, 1950; The Secret Scroll, number 50 of an unspecified limitation, frontispiece, [1952], all but the second and fourth in original cloth, the last with dust jacket,and seven others, 8vo(16) ***The two books by Sir Alexander Cannon are both presentation copies, inscribed by the author to Bayard and Marion Grimshaw who are featured in the second book. Loosely inserted are three typed Ls.s. mentioning the Harbins, the Piddingtons, and the Grimshaws` act "Yours was certainly the most convincing and entertaining of all the mentalism I have seen on TV". The Magicassette Archive Series tape of Sir Alexander Cannon is included with the lot.
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Brooke (Ken) Sixteen autograph or typed letters signed, the majority to Bayard Grimshaw, 24 pp. 4to, 1949-1976, discussing other conjurors, apparatus, and business matters; two photographs, one an inscribed portrait, the other with Harry Stanley and others watching Lewis Ganson perform; and a few other items, various sizes(a small quantity)
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Cardini [Richard V. Pitchford] Memorabilia including a trompe-l`oeil painting by Peter Warlock resembling a collage of a portrait, cards, playbills etc.,oil on board, signed, framed, 396mm. by 297mm.; fourteen photographs, three programmes, and several periodicals with contributions by or articles about him, in box file
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Collings (Herbert J.) Large watercolour greetings from Col Ling Soo apologising for his absence from the Southport Convention, 1955, signed with initials, 355mm. by 252mm.; a large portrait of Laurence Glen as a young man; two lists of books and magazine articles issued by Stanyon & Co., each 4 pp. 4to, [c.1930]; Certificate of Registration for Harry Stanley in the name of the Unique Magician`s Club, 1955; script for the Academy of Magical Arts 22nd Annual Awards, 4to, 1990; The Northern Concert Sphere, vol.1 no 4, containing "Magic and the Concert Stage" by J.J. Shepherd, 4to, 1921; The Magical News no.1 and 2, 4to, 1924; The Magician`s Weekly, no.1-9, folio, 1925, and other periodicals and conjuring ephemera, various sizes(a quantity)
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Conjuror`s Photographs. Irving Desfor including a portrait of Dai Vernon and action shots of Dai Vernon in his Harlequin costume, Blackstone, Slydini, John Scarne, Richiardi, Jerry Bergman, René Septembre (2, both inscribed to Mystic Craig), Sorcar, June Merlin (inscribed to Mystic Craig), and Milbourne Christopher, loosely inserted in an album, 4to
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Douglas (Bert) An autograph notebook containing instructions for a large number of tricks, illustrated with drawings, some attributed to Charles Waller or B. Carton, the remainder apparently original concepts by Bert Douglas, original cloth, [c.1930]; with two early photographs; his ink drawing with a self-portrait performing at a table; an early Christmas card; and two copies of Club Magic, 1930.(7)
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Murray. Twenty nine photographs of Murray including four portraits, one of him lighting a cigarette, small pieces cut away at corners, one standing with a rabbit, one a double portrait with handcuffs, 1933, and a later print of him with chained wrists, Paris, 1934, the last two inscribed to Bayard Grimshaw; one of him suspended in a strait jacket, Chatham, 1928; one of him on stage entering a metal box, inscribed 1928, defective at one edge; a detective chaining Murray`s wrists, Basle 1934; Murray standing with German carnival handcuff kings; and five other escapology shots; two large prints of scenes from "Murray round the World in Magic", one with small tears, 299mm. by 376mm.; two smaller shots apparently from the same show; three shots of the "Canvas Cabinet", one dated 1936; one performing with a card sword with Marion; and six of theatre facades with his posters; nine typed letters signed to Billy McComb or Bayard Grimshaw, 1952-1967; two handbills; the Murray issue of Magigram, and a Murray plate, number 77 of 300 copies, produced by Pilling Pottery for Cyril Critchlow, various sizes(a small quantity)
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Nixon (David) A David Nixon Plate with portrait head by Disley, lettered "A Tribute to David Nixon 1919-1978", in card box. ***The plate is one of only twelve issued on the occasion of the Tribute to David Nixon at the first Magic Circle Heritage Weekend, 1999. A catalogue of the Grand Appeal Auction, and flyer for the event are included in the lot.,.
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Paul (Johnny).- Memorabilia including his own set of aluminium cups, a video casette showing his routine with the cups and a photograph, both inscribed to Paul Daniels, a giant portrait and "get well" card inscribed by thirty or more magicians in Las Vegas, and other items, some used in his close-up act. ***The cups were given to Paul Daniels by Johnny Paul`s widow, and are accompanied by his note of authenticity.
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Scrapbooks.- Magic Circle. containing news cuttings and three letters relating to the Indian Rope Trick, one of the letters written by the Rev. R. Capron Nicole, 2pp. 8vo, 5th August 1942, with a four page description of a performance of the trick that he saw in Cairo in 1931; a draft letter from Douglas Craggs to the Commissioner of Police, 2pp. 4to, 5th May 1943, offering assistance in the exposure and prosecution of fake mediums; correspondence relating to the psychic portrait artist Frank Leah; and cuttings on Aleister Crowley, the occult and paranormal, original cloth, 4to, [c.1942-1950]. ***The scrapbook was offered for sale at the Magic Circle Heritage Auction, 2001. A copy of the catalogue is included in the lot.
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Stickland (William G.).- Memorabilia including an album containing 72 photographs, 22 of conjurors attending the I.B.M. Convention, Cheltenham, 1931, two of which depict John Ramsay performing, original wrappers, oblong 4to; an illluminated address presented to Bill Stickland for his services to the British Ring no.25, signed by John Ramsay, Jeffrey Atkins, and others, in card mount, 205mm. by 305mm.; a cut paper silhouette portrait by Francis Giles, signed and dated 20/3/82; seven publicity leaflets; six photographs; a bronze medallion of Dr J. Dhotel inscribed to Wm.G. Strickland by the French Ring; a gilt metal badge inscribed to him by H.M. Vakil; and a engraved silver panel inscribed to him by the I.B.M.
Los 408
Thurston (Howard) and others. Memorabilia including four photographs of Thurston, one a head and shoulders portrait, one of him taking a rabbit from a hat, and two of him performing an illusion; nine photographs of The Great Levante and his family, one inscribed to Bayard Grimshaw by Esmé Levante, one signed by Cynthia and Gladys, and a number of programmes; large illustrated souvenirs for Horace Goldin, Dante, and Harry Blackstone Jr.; and other similar material.
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White (Francis).- Memorabilia including five studio portrait photographs of Francis White as a young man, three head and shoulders, the others of him performing with a botania and a lighted candle, each in folder signed by the photographer Navana Vandyk, 200mm. by 151mm.; a cut paper silhouette portrait by Frances Giles, signed and dated 1976; a handbill and 42 programmes for concerts, etc. in which he performed, 1926-1951; correspondence and contracts from the BBC and London Weeekend Television, 1946-1970, regarding radio and television broadcasts, including a script for his appearance on "In Town Tonight", 1948; the script for "Things to Come", a magical playlet in which he appeared; and some autograph autobiographical notes, in a box file; and eight signed cerificates and diplomas awarded to Francis White by the Association Française des Artistes Prestidigitateurs, Paris, 1947, the Congrès Magique International, Lausanne, 1948, the Congrès Magique International, Geneva, 1952, the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques, Liège, 1961, and others in Holland, India, Spain, and Israel, various sizes (a quantity)
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Boxed Games. Dunninger`s Telepathascope a Game of Telepathy, the contents unopened, large portrait head on lid, 427mm. by 429mm., U.S.A., n.d.; The Amazng Dunninger Mind Reading Game, unopened, 398mm. by 396mm., U.S.A., n.d., original card boxes(2) ***The games were acquired from Joseph Dunninger`s daughter Maxine. Her letter accompanying them is included in the lot.
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Terry (Ellen).- Six photographic portraits including a large mounted portrait [as Portia?] from "Men and Women of the Day", 1888-1893; as Imogen, 1896, inscribed "Ellen Terry Grandpa from Grandma", somewhat soiled and stained; and another of Ellen Terry seated beside a large globe, mounted on card, inscribed "from Chelsea to Melbourne = 1914 = E.T. to G.F.P =", the location identified by Edward Gordon Craig on back § Lamb (Charles and Mary) Tales from Shakespeare, inscribed by Ellen Terry to May Hollom, 1902, with her autograph revisions to "The Merchant of Venice", 10 mounted photographic plates (of 12), lacking 4 leaves of text, original pictorial cloth gilt, g.e., 8vo, 1883 § [Radford (Ernest)] Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Gaetano Meo`s copy, plates, three with notes identifying Forbes Robertson and Gaetano as models, contemporary sheep-backed cloth, small 4to, n.d. § Terry (Ellen) The Russian Ballet, illustrations by Pamela Colman Smith, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, small 4to, New York,1913 § Robertson (W. Graham) Life was worth Living, presentation copy, inscribed by the author to Elena and Nellie Craig, "in memory of our beloved Ellen Terry", with the accompanying A.L.s., annotations by Teddy Craig, plates, original cloth, 8vo, New York, n.d.; and six others relating to the Terry and Craig families, 8vo and 4to(16)
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Carulli (Ferdinando) Méthode Complete Op.241, fifth edition, lithographed portrait, 108pp. including title, (plate no.2250), title-page soiled, fore-edge of one leaf strengthened, Paris, Carli, [c.1825] § Rosquellas (P.) A Complete Tutor for the Spanish Guitar, containing in addition to the fingered lessons & exercises Spanish, Italian & English Songs with several National Airs, 40pp. including title and introduction, two fore-edges strengthened, a few minor stains, Clementi, [c.1825] § Bertioli (A.) Select Airs for the Spanish Guitar [including three by Carulli], 7pp. including title, (plate no. L.55), F.T. Latour, [1826] § Apollon, à la Toilette des Dames, Melodies faciles et agreables pour la Guitare, principalement par A. Diabelli, no. 4-6, each 6 pp. including title, (plate no. F & J 163), Ewer & Johanning, [c.1825]. the seven works bound in one vol., engraved throughout, contemporary half roan, upper cover with ownership label of Mrs. Morison, spine defective, folio, [c.1825]-1826. ***A letter by the publsher and the author`s introduction to Carulli`s Méthode draw attention to the improvements incorporated in this edition. The preliminary scales and exercises are followed by 56 pieces and six études. The only other copies located of this edition are in the Kenneth Sparr collection and Yale University Librart. One other copy of the third work is located in the British Library.
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