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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Nymphenburg cabinet cup, early 19th century, finely painted with an oval half portrait view of a dignitary within gilt borders, rising scroll handle, impressed shield mark and incised numerals, 3.5" high, a cabinet cup painted with a view of a Schloss within gilt borders, cracked, 3" high, (2)
Crawhall (Joseph) Chaplets from Coquet-side, one of 16 extra-illustrated copies for presentation by the author, [iv], 83pp., [3pp.], 44 woodcuts in the text, including 19 hand-coloured, with 6 extra plates from Crawhall's 'Compleatest Angling Booke', 1859, tipped in, including etched portrait of Walton on India paper, 3 others etchings, 1 steel engraving and 1 woodcut, initialled postcard from Charles Keene and related newpaper cutting loosely inserted, some foxing, a little offsetting, contemporary straight-grain morocco-backed cloth, t.e.g., some staining to text margins, light soiling, [Westwood & Satchell p.69], 8vo, [Newcastle upon Tyne, Robert Robinson], 1873. *** The rarest of Crawhall's angling publications, one of an edition of only 16 extra-illustrated copies from a total printing of 100. Postcard from Keene asks Crawhall to allow his friend, A.C. Stannus, "the Champion Irish Trout Fisher ... ", to enter one of his pictures of the Coquet into Crawhall's exhibition. This copy also has a woodcut vignette on p.33 which is coloured in red as well as blue. Crawhall made gifts of this book in both the standard edition and this limited extra-illustrated edition of 16. A curious mix of the old and new, 'Chaplets' contains several poems celebrating angling, comic pieces, anecdotes about Newcastle and a selection from his contributions to 'Newcastle's Fishers' Garlands'. The only rarer work is the unattainable single copy of 'Angling Quips and Sporting Skits'.
Crawhall (Joseph) Izaak Walton: His Wallet Booke, signed presentation copy from the author to his daughter, one of 100 large paper copies, hand-coloured woodcut illustrations by the author throughout, linen pockets to pastedowns, as described in previous lot, 3 original poems in Crawhall's hand tipped in, 2pp. A.L.s from Crawhall to Elspeth and 6pp. A.L.s from Thomas Westwood to the author tipped in, pressed leaf preserved in tissue which Crawhall has lettered "from tree over Wordsworth's grave. 1895" loosely inserted in front pouch, related contemporary newspaper cuttings tipped in, copious ink inscriptions to the blank ruled pp. entitled 'Fysshe Stories', lacking associated woodblock, original half vellum, gilt, ties, light soiling, darkened, 4to, Field & Tuer, Leadenhall Press, 1885. *** Ink inscription to title reads "Elspeth Challoner from her father Joseph Crawhall. 1885". The story written on the blank ff., "My first 20-pounder", was written by Rev. Hugh Bellamy in 1895. Crawhall's letter reads "My darling Ess, Just a line to wish you many happy returns ... I wish you to accept "Olde Ffrendes" & the "Wallet booke" as birthday presents - Fred will get them from Tuer on presenting my note. I had a jolly long letter from Keene yesterday ... I'm keeping fairly well ... tho' I have my tumble down capers with this weary head - great longing for the old mother back, but I daren't say so for fear she hastens home - fact is we've lived far too much for each other ... ". He ends with a humourous self-portrait. Contains one of the boldest comic self-caricatures on p.90 where Crawhall depicts himself in tandem as two bulls dragging a ploughshare, taken from a Blake illustration to 'Jerusalem'. Although lacking the woodblock (it is thought there is only 1 copy remaining with it), this appears to be one of the best collectable copies of this work.
Crawhall (Joseph) Several Sovereigns for a Shilling!, presentation copy from the author to his daughter, with small original humourous self-portrait, [24pp.], lithographed illustrations by the author throughout, browning, particularly to first few ff., several ff. with edges and corners chipped and some loose, original pictorial wrappers with ribbon binding, worn, oblong 4to, London and Newcastle upon Tyne, Hamilton, Adams & Co. and Mawson, Swan & Morgan, 1886. *** Inscription reads "For my beloved daughter Elspeth."; the charming pen and ink self-portrait depicts the author as bald, with a long, pointed beard. This children's book contained material he had been working on for some time. The preface includes an engraving of Andrew Tuer pointing to an open book, and note also the familiar crow on a sheaf of wheat at the end, taken from the Crawhall coat of arms. Apparently it met "with a prompt and most generous response", according to Crawhall in the preface of 'A Jubilee Thought'. These illustrations of British monarchs came about due to the success of his royal portraits in 'Chorographia'.
Bury (Adrian) Joseph Crawhall [III], The Man & The Artist, number 275 of 990 copies, 251pp., half-title, foreword by Sir Alfred Munnings, tipped-in colour frontispiece, mounted portrait of Crawhall III, numerous plates including many colour, original pen and ink drawing, 2 newspaper articles and plate loosely inserted, original cloth, gilt, t.e.g., 4to, Charles Skilton, 1958 [1957]. *** Original signed pen and ink drawing, 125 x 175mm., depicts two figures, a horse and dogs, with monogrammed initials "JC", apparently a page from an early sketchbook of Joseph Crawhall III.
Hamilton (Vivien) Joseph Crawhall, 1861-1913, One of the Glagow Boys, xiv, 177pp., half-title, portrait frontispiece, numerous plates and illustrations throughout, most colour, original boards, dust-jacket, large 4to, John Murray in association with Glasgow Museums and Art Galleries, 1990. *** An interesting biography of Joseph Crawhall III, nicknamed "The Great Silence". A new study drawing on the large amount of information that has come to light since Bury's 1958 monograph. Contains extensive bibliography, list of exhibitions containing his work, 1894 and 1912 exhibition catalogues, Alexander Reid-Crawhall correspondence, a description of the W.A. Coats collection and Sir William Burrell's Crawhall purchases, 1916-52.
Bewick (Thomas) Memoir ... Written by Himself, 1822-1828, xxxii, 274pp., reprint of the 1862 first and only prior edition, half-title, portrait frontispiece, introduction by Selwyn Image, 61 illustrations by the author, a little light foxing to first few ff., original cloth, extremities very slightly rubbed, a few small marks to lower cover, 8vo, John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1924. *** The first edition of this work by Bewick (1753-1828) was published in 1862, 34 years after his death; it was decorated with a selection of engravings originally intended for his unpublished 'History of British Fishes'. He had set about writing his memoirs in 1822. No doubt he was acquainted with Joseph Crawhall I (1793-1853). Crawhall's son Joseph III reproduces an initial block 'JC' engraved by Bewick in his 'Newcastle Fishers' Garlands', 1864, and several Crawhall caricatures, one inscribed 'Mr. Bewick with J-C's [Joseph Crawhall II's] Comp'ts.', were sold in the dispersal of the Bewick estate in 1884.
Bewick (Thomas) Thomas Bewick and the Fables of Aesop, 61pp., one of 518 copies, half-title, portrait frontispiece, biographical sketch by John W. Borden, history of the fables by Janet S. Krueger, illustrations by Bewick throughout, original leaf from the first edition of 1818 tipped in, original boards, dust-jacket, San Francisco, Book Club of California, 1983. *** The most collectable copy for the collector of angling books, this incorporates a leaf from the original 1818 Bewick edition, of the fable "The Angler and the Little Fish". Other copies of this book had different fables inserted. Bewick himself was no coarse fisherman for his fable begins "An angler caught a small trout ... ". The same fable in the classic 1722 edition of Aesop by Samuel Croxall begins with "A man was angling in a river and caught a small perch ... ".
Crawhall (Joseph) "Sketches &c by Joseph Crawhall. Warkworth 1889", a commonplace book of drawings, manuscript notes, photographs and ephemera, the first leaf titled by Crawhall as above, comprising over 85 drawings and watercolours of which c.20 figure studies including 3 self-portrait caricatures, the remainder small heraldic subjects, two of the Crawhall arms, many of the Percy arms, and antiquarian sketches, many taken in Warkworth Church, 19 family photographs including several of Crawhall, 30 woodcuts, all but 9 hand-coloured including the "four crows" headpiece, a four-line verse headed "To Oscar Wilde on his Marriage" dated 29 Feb.1884 (quoted by Felver p.57 from another album), a list of some prices at the Bewick sale, 1889, a watercolour design for an illustrated Christmas card headed "May good digestion wayte on Appetite", the reverse with comments, initialled, by Andrew Tuer: "This is by far & away the best: it is quaint, humorous & every bit of it tells", a woodcut Christmas card dated 1883 designed for his wife Margaret (a variant of that illustrated by Felver, p.60), a woodcut portrait identified as Jane Emerson (Crawhall's maternal grandmother) inscribed "JC to MC" to his wife, four drawings of dogs by Joseph Crawhall Jr., one in watercolour over pencil, one in pen and charcoal with a little watercolour, two in pen and ink, 50 x 110mm. to 80 x 165mm., all signed JC Jnr., dated 1877 and 1878, a further, unsigned, watercolour of "Towler", a hunting dog, attributed to Joseph Jr. in a later note, newspaper cuttings related to the family and other items, a few loosely inserted, contemporary linen-backed boards, backstrip titled in ink by Crawhall, bookplates of Joseph Crawhall and Oswin Charlton, 4to (190 x 150mm.), 1889. *** The drawings by Joseph Junior are of particular interest since his first exhibited paintings, also of dogs, were shown at the Arts Association of Newcastle in 1878. The unsigned watercolour of a foxhound is remarkably similar to the work of his grandfather; cf. Vivien Hamilton, Joseph Crawhall 1861-1913, plate 2.
[Goldsmith (Oliver)] An History of England, in a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to his Son, 2 vol., 1790 ~ Ramsay (Allan) Poems, 2 vol., engraved portrait frontispiece, vol.2 title repaired, 1761-51 ~ Smollett (Tobias) The Adventures of Roderick Random, 2 vol., engraved frontispieces, 1766 ~ Lewis (Edward) The Patriot King Displayed, some spotting, 1769 ~ Garth (Sir Samuel) The Dispensary. A Poem, engraved plates, 1768 ~ Enfield (William) The Speaker, 1780, all bound in contemporary calf or sheep, all with gilt spines, most with red morocco label, generally fine condition, 8vo and 12mo (9). (See Lot 94 for Illustration).
Churchill (Sir Winston Spencer) Lord Randolph Churchill, 2 vol., first edition, signed by the author on front free endpaper of vol.1, presentation copy from J.E.B.Seely to Reginald McKenna, half-titles, portrait frontispieces, plates, some colour, frontispieces lightly foxed in outer margin, small splits to hinges of vol.1, original cloth, gilt, uncut, a little rubbed, spines faded, stain to upper cover vol.1, [Woods A8a], 8vo, 1906.
Camden (William) Britannia: or, A Chorographical Description of the Flourishing Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland ... , translated by Richard Gough, 4 vol., second edition of Gough's translation, engraved portrait and 57 maps, 49 hand-coloured in outline, most double-page and/or folding, 104 engraved plates, some double-page, folding genealogical table, some offsetting on maps, some foxing and browning, contemporary calf, a little rubbed, modern gilt arms on upper covers, rebacked, folio, 1806.
Peck (Francis) Academia tertia Anglicana; or, The Antiquarian Annals of Stanford ... , first edition, large paper copy, folding double-page engraved view, engraved title-vignette and coat-of-arms on dedication, list of subscribers, 32 engraved plates, engraved illustrations in text, this copy with extra mezzotint portrait of the author cut and mounted and 3 manuscript pp. of biography and list of plates bound in at beginning, acquisition note in contemporary hand at head of front free endpaper "Large Paper, remarkably tall copy - Bought of Mr.Tighe", one plate with outer margin defective (skilfully repaired), ex-Oxford and and Cambridge University Club Library with bookplate on front paste-down and one or two small embossed stamps, eighteenth century russia, gilt, g.e., old reback in red morocco, gilt, slightly rubbed, corners worn, folio, for the Author, 1727.
Peck (Francis) Desiderata Curiosa: or, A Collection of Divers Scarce and Curious Pieces, 6 parts in 1, engraved portrait, title in red and black with engraved vignette, engraved head-piece and initial, list of subscribers, 6 engraved plates, cropped with slight loss to outer edge of some plates, some light water-staining, washed, old half russia over marbled boards, rubbed, rebacked preserving old label, modern gilt arms on upper cover, folio, 1732. *** A second volume was published in 1735.
Shakespeare (William) The Plays, edited by Samuel Johnson and George Steevens, 12 vol. including 2 vol. supplement, half-titles, engraved portrait, frontispiece and plates, some folding, contemporary signature at head of titles, autograph note from David Garrick presenting his compliments to Dr.Leake pasted inside cover of vol.4, manuscript note in another hand concerning Shakespeare's father tipped into vol.1, a few pencil markings, some spotting, vol.3 with marginal worming at beginning, contemporary calf, rebacked preserving most original morocco labels, 2 renewed, a little rubbed, 8vo, 1778. *** Possibly Dr.John Leake (1729-1792), doctor and writer on midwifery.
Leeuwenhoek (Antony van) [Werken], 18 works bound in 6 vol., 3 engraved additional titles (1 with repaired tear), portrait, 99 plates (only, of 100?), 38 folding, text-illustrations, 1 full-page, 3 titles and a few text-ff. & plates loose, occasional spotting and staining, a few early notes, 2 manuscript additions loosely inserted, contemporary vellum, little marked & rubbed, [Dobell, Antony van Leeuwenhoek and his "Little Animals", pp. 392-394; cf PMM 166], 4to, Leiden or Delft, 1684-1718. (6). *** Complete set of the original Dutch editions of van Leeuwenhoek's 165 'published' letters, all but one first editions. Van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) 'became one of the most remarkable microscopists of all time ... made remarkable discoveries in the anatomy of man and the higher and lower forms of animal and plant life ... first fully described spermatozoa ... discovered infusoria and rotifera ... ' (PMM). He communicated his observations in letters mostly to the Royal Society in London, which he published in 2 series, numbered 28-146 and I-XLVI, issued in 18 works. In the present set, only letter 65 is not present as the first edition, published on its own in 1688 (Dobell 11), but as part of the first publication of letters 61-67 in 1689 (Dobell 12). This set also contains early manuscript copies of two supplementary items: Brief van G. Bidloo aan Antony van Leeuwenhoek, Delft, 1698, (Dobell p. 400, 'The Dutch edition is extremely rare') and Register Verstrekkende te gelijk voor een Korte Inhouid van alle de Werken vande Heer Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Leiden, 1695, 2 parts, (Dobell p.399). Clifford Dobell's own set, later in the Honeyman Collection (sold at Sotheby's, 12th May 1980, lot 1958) apparently had 100 plates, but this perhaps includes the full-page text engraving.
Rhind (William) A History of the Vegetable Kingdom, engraved portrait, additional vignette title and 41 plates, 22 hand-coloured, illustrations, some foxing, contemporary half calf, spine gilt, modern gilt arms on upper cover, new endpapers, a little rubbed, cloth sides damp-stained, [Nissen 1628], 8vo, 1865.
Buffon (George Louis le Clerc, Comte de) Histoire Naturelle, Generale et Particulière, avec la Description du Cabinet du Roi, 44 vol. in 45, first edition, engraved portrait, 1261 plates, some folding, 12 folding maps and 3 folding tables, a few marginal tears, some slight marginal worming to a couple of vol., some vol. with contemporary inscription "Bibliotheque Beato Maria de Lande" or similar on title, contemporary French mottled calf, gilt, Royal arms on covers, gilt tooling on spine of final vol. not quite uniform with rest, lower panel of same spine with backstrip detached (and loosely inserted), some joints and extremities worn, overall a handsome set, [Nissen ZBI, 672 (erratic collation); PMM 198], 4to, Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1749-1804. *** "Buffon's 'Natural History, General and Particular' presented for the first time a complete survey of natural history in a popular form." Printing and the Mind of Man.
Jardine (Sir William, editor) The Naturalist's Library: Ornithology, by the editor, Prideaux John Selby, W. Swainson & others, vol. 1-14 (complete, comprising Humming-Birds, Sun Birds, Flycatchers, Parrots, Pigeons, Peacocks, Game Birds, Birds of Western Africa & British Birds), additional engraved vignette titles, all but 1 hand-coloured, engraved portrait frontispieces and 426 hand-coloured engraved plates, some pp. unopened, vol. 11 1f. tear at head not affecting text, slight foxing, some offsetting, original blind-stamped cloth gilt spines, a few joints splitting, 12mo, Edinburgh, 1843.
Lilford (Thomas L. Powys, fourth Baron) Coloured Figures of the Birds of the British Islands, 8 vol. including index, second edition, list of subscribers, photogravure portrait frontispiece, 421 chromolithograph or hand-coloured lithograph plates, mostly after A. Thorburn and J.G. Keulemans, very slight foxing, contemporary red morocco, t.e.g., by Riviere, [Nissen 563; Fine Bird Books, p.91], large 8vo, R.H. Porter, 1891-97. *** A handsome set.
Jardine (Sir William, editor) The Naturalist's Library: Entomology, by Jack Duncan, vol. 1-7 (complete, comprising Beetles, Foreign Butterflies, Exotic Moths, Bees, British Butterflies & British Moths, Sphinxes, &c.), additional hand-coloured engraved titles, engraved portrait frontispieces and 258 engraved plates, all but 23 plates hand-coloured, (2 double-page), some pp. unopened, vol. 3 1f. tear in margin not affecting text, some offsetting, original blind-stamped cloth, gilt spines, vol. 5 ink mark on spine, 12mo, Edinburgh, 1843.
Jardine (Sir William, editor) The Naturalist's Library: Ichthyology, by J.S. Bushnan, R. Hamilton & others, vol. 1-6 (comprising Fishes, Perches, Fishes of Guiana & British Fishes), additional engraved vignette titles, engraved portrait frontispieces and 189 engraved plates, all but 4 hand-coloured (1 double-page), 1 plate with pencil scribbling, 1f. torn, original blind-stamped cloth, gilt spines, 12mo, Edinburgh, 1843.
Mayer (Luigi) Views in Egypt, first edition, 48 hand-coloured aquatints by T. Milton & others after Mayer, lacking uncoloured portrait of Mayer, perforated & stamped library marks on first 3 & last 2ff., no marks on plates, later half calf, edges rubbed, [Abbey, Travel, 369], folio, T. Bensley for R. Bowyer, 1801. *** Vol. 1 of Mayer's Views in Egypt, Palestine and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire.
Andersson (Charles John) The Okavango River: A Narrative of Travel, Exploration,and Adventure, first edition, half-title, additional engraved title with portrait vignette, frontispiece and 15 plates, very slight spotting at beginning, original blind-stamped cloth, spine pictorial gilt and faded, a little rubbed, 8vo, 1861.
Chanler (William Astor) Through Jungle and Desert: Travels in Eastern Africa, first edition, half-title, portrait, plates and illustrations, 2 folding colour maps in pocket at end, small ink ownership stamp at head of title and on front free endpaper, original pictorial cloth, gilt, very slightly rubbed, 8vo, 1896.
Jessen (B.H.) W.N.McMillans's Expeditions and Big Game Hunting in Sudan, Abyssinia, & British East Africa, first edition, portrait frontispiece and36 plates, folding colour map in pocket at end, illustrations, original cloth, very slightly rubbed at extremities, 8vo, privately printed, 1906. *** A fine copy of a rare book. It is thought that only about 200 copies were printed, all for private distribution.
Johnson (Isaac Charles) Sport on the Blue Nile; or, Six Months of a Sportsman's Life in Central Africa, first edition, half-title, frontispiece portrait and 32 plates, illustrations, half-title and final leaf browned, original cloth, illustration mounted on covers, spine rubbed and faded, recased, front endpapers renewed, 8vo, 1903.
Mcleod (Lyons) Travels in Eastern Africa; with the Narrative of a Residence in Mozanbique, 2 vol., portrait frontispiece to vol.I, hand-coloured lithograph to vol.II, foldling map, small tear to inner corner, water-stain to frontipiece of vol.I, armorial bookplate on verso of covers, H2 to I of vol.I partially detached, original blind-embossed cloth, 8vo, Hurst and Blackett, 1860.
Peel (C.V.A.) Somaliland, being an Account of Two Expeditions into the Far Interior ... , first edition, half-title, frontispiece, portrait and 3 plates, folding map, 2pp. advertisements at end, illustrations, original pictorial cloth, gilt, spine slightly faded and rubbed, small tear at foot repaired, 8vo, 1900.
Percival (A. Blayney) A Game Ranger's Note Book, first edition, ownership inscription on fornt endpaper, New York, 1924 ~ Watson (Alfred E.T.) King Edward VII as a Portsman, plates, some coloured, slight foxing, gilt cloth, edges slightly rubbed, 1911 ~ Millais (J.G.) Life of Frederick Courtnay Selous, fourth impression, portrait frontispiece, 1919, plates, original cloth, extremities slightly frayed, 8vo (3).
Selous (Frederick Courteney) Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa, first edition, half-title, portrait frontispiece and 22 plates, illustrations, folding colour map, 4pp. advertisements at end, neat ink signature on front free endpaper, original pictorial cloth, gilt, spine gilt, a little rubbed and soiled, corners bumped, slight wear to head and foot of spine, 8vo, 1893.
Smith (A.Donaldson) Through Unknown African Countries: The First Expedition from Somaliland to Lake Lamu, first edition, half-title, portrait frontispiece, 6 maps, all but one folding, plates and illustrations, 4pp. advertisements at end, original pictorial cloth, gilt, t.e.g., spine with slight stain and a little worn at head and foot (repaired), recased, new endpapers, 8vo, London & New York, 1897.
Winans (Walter) The Sporting Rifle: The Shooting of Big and Little Game together with a description of the principal classes of sporting weapons, frontispiece portrait, plates and illustrations, one folding, advertisement leaf at end, small ink ownership stamp on verso of title, original pictorial cloth, gilt, New York & London, 1908; and 2 others on firearms, 4to & 8vo (3).
A "Green Bag Crew" Queen Caroline commemorative jug, printed overglaze in reddish-brown, on one side with a portrait inscribed "God Save Queen Caroline!" and on the other side a verse "As for the Green-Bag Crew ..." framed with a foliate ribbon inscribed "Long Live Caroline, Queen of England" and with the names Brougham, Wood, Lushington, Denman, Waithman and Williams, the neck and upper handle covered with copper lustre, with a pink lustre spray on the front and band around the inner rim, height 12.3cm, unmarked, circa 1820 (small chip to spout and tiny haircrack)
Two small bone china mugs: one commemorating the marriage of Victoria and Albert, overglaze printed in puce with a portrait on one side and a castle scene on the reverse, picked out with green and yellow enamels and with pink lustre lining, height 7.9cm, unmarked, circa 1840; the other printed in black with a view of "Pensarn, Abergele" with worn gilt lining, height 7.3cm, unmarked, circa 1850-70
A MID 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE WELL COLOURED PORTRAIT FIGURE OF NAPOLEON, standing in cocked hat and military uniform, his greatcoat blowing to his right, holding a telescope in his right hand, his left arm behind his back, coloured in underglaze blue, pink, green, black and gilt, the untitled base hollow. Height 7 3/8". Hairline crack.
Crowley (Aleister) The City of God; A Rhapsody, number 153 of 200 copies, signed, inscribed by the author to Silvia Thorne-Drury, portrait frontispiece, original wrappers, tanned, lower corner slightly creased, 8vo, Published by the O.T.O., An Ixvii in 0 ° 0'0" Aries, Chiswick Press, 1943. *** The inscription reads: To Silvia Thorne-Drury with love. This poem is not really difficult; but you must read it till the sound kindles the sense. It is best of all to read it aloud to yourself; the test of success is that your voice breaks at the end, and the tears come. Aleister.
Betjeman (John) Continual Dew, illustrations, original decorative cloth, gilt, chipped dust jacket by McKnight Kauffer, 1937; Old Lights for New Chancels, silhoutte portrait, 1940; New Bats in Old Belfries, 1945; Selected Poems, edit. John Sparrow, 1948; Poems in the Porch, printed in blue & black, illustrations, original pictorial wrappers, 1954; A Few Late Chrysanthemums, 1954; High and Low, 1966; A Nip in the Air, 1974, first editions, all but 3rd original cloth, all but 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th dust jackets, 8vo (8).
Mitford (Nancy) The Sun King, 1966; Madame de Pompadour, 1968 ~ Cecil (Lord David) The Cecils of Hatfield House, 1973; A Portrait of Jane Austen, signed by the author, acerbic T.L.s. from the publisher to Handasyde Buchanan loosely inserted, 1978 ~ Wilson (Angus) The World of Charles Dickens, 1970 ~ Snow (C.P.) Trollope, 1975 ~ Richardson (Joanna) La Vie Parisienne 1852-1870, 1971, all designed by George Rainbird, plates, many colour, illustrations, original cloth, dust jackets; and another, large 8vo (8).
Sitwell (Sacheverell) For Want of the Golden City, 1973 ~ Coward (Noel) Pretty Polly Barlow and other stories, signed by the author, 1964 ~ Pope Hennessy (James) Anthony Trollope, plates, 1971 ~ Powell (Violet) Five out of Six. An Autobiography, 1960 ~ Fulford (Roger) Royal Dukes, plates, autograph postcard loosely inserted, 1973 ~ Trevelyan (Humphrey) Diplomatic Channels, dust jacket by Osbert Lancaster, 1973 ~ Acton (Harold) and others. Jamie. An 80th Birthday Tribute from his Friends, no. 362 of 500 copies, portrait, presentation inscription by Jamie [Hamish] Hamilton, 1980, all but 2nd with autograph inscriptions to Handasyde Buchanan signed by the authors, original cloth, dust jackets, 8vo (7).
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