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Piccolomini (Aeneas Sylvius, Pope Pius II). Opera quae extant omnia, Basel: Henricus Petri, 1551, [112], 1034, [32] pages, lacks final blank, printer's woodcut device to title, 19 woodcut maps (from Munster's Cosmographia), some spotting and browning (heaviest in signatures G/H), armorial bookplate to front pastedown and Hirsel Library ticket above, contemporary mottled calf gilt, some edge wear, antique-style calf gilt reback, folio (310 x 210 mm) A good copy of the first collected edition. (1)

[Sterne, Laurence]. The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, 9 volumes, vols. 1 & 2 2nd edition, vols. 3-9 1st edition, 1760-67, half-titles in volumes 4, 5, 6 and 9 as called for, engraved frontispieces by Hogarth in volumes 1 & 3, volumes 5, 7 and 9 signed by the author as usual, first states of volumes 3-9, some spotting throughout, modern ownership book ticket to pastedown of all 9 volumes 'Sum Caroli Whibley', contemporary polished calf, old joint repairs and many joints weak, a little wear to extremities, 8vo, contained in early 20th-century cloth chemise and quarter morocco over cloth book box, raised bands and gilt titling to spine, rubbed, overall 172mm high x 117mm wide x 188mm deep Rothschild II, 1970 (all first editions). (9)

Darton (William and Harvey, Joshua). A Present for a Little Girl, 1806, vignette title-page (with contemporary ownership name at head), twenty-four engravings on letterpress, some full-page, lightly toned and dust-soiled, several leaves with repaired horizontal closed tear, original printed buff wrappers, rubbed, spine a little worn and repaired on verso, small slim 8vo, together with The Pleasing, Interesting, and Affecting History of Prince Lee Boo: with an Account of the Pelew Islands, William Darton, 1816, four engraved plates, including frontispiece, offset to text, original printed buff wrappers, rubbed and dusty, small slim 8vo, together with The Ancient History of Whittington and His Cat. Containing an Interesting Account of his Life & Character, W. Darton, 1817, engraved title-page and three engraved plates, toned, final leaf with small paper repair to blank fore-margin, original printed buff wrappers, rubbed and soiled, re-spined, small slim 8vo Provenance: from the library of Lawrence Darton, a descendant of the publisher William Darton, each bearing his book ticket. Darton G227(8); H943; H1585(1). (3)

Elliott (Mary Belson). Elliott's Tales for Girls, Translated into French, by A.F.E. Lepee, containing Beauty But Skin Deep, The White Chicken, The Contrast; or How to Be Happy, Idel Ann; or, the Dunce Reclaimed, William Darton, circa 1830, twelve engraved plates, including four folding frontispieces, each tale with individual title (not always present), advertisement leaf following main title, hinges split, lacking front free endpaper, original roan-backed marbled boards, rubbed, slight loss at head of spine, 12mo, together with Elliott's Tales for Boys. Translated from the French, by A.F.E. Lepee, containing Self-will; or, Young Heads Not the Wisest, The Ramble; or, More Paths Than One, The Sailor Boy; or, First and Last Voyage, The Greedy Child Cured, William Darton, circa 1830, twelve engraved plates, including four folding frontispieces, with some early hand-colouring, individual titles not bound in, advertisement leaf at rear, generally toned, original roan-backed marbled boards, slightly rubbed, 12mo, plus The New Children's Friend: or, Pleasing Incitements to Wisdom and Virtue; conveyed Through the Medium of Anecdote, Tale, and Adventure, calculated to Entertain, Fortify, and Improve the Juvenile Mind, translated chiefly from the German, 3rd edition, printed for Vernor and Hood... and Darton and Harvey, 1799, engraved frontispiece, lacking front free endpaper, original green vellum-backed marbled boards, rubbed and some minor wear, 12mo in 6s, plus A New History of England; from the Invasion of Julius Caesar, to the Year 1803..., Darton and Harvey, 1803, woodcuts on letterpress, with signature 'M. Elliott' (Mary Belson Elliott?) on front free endpaper, marbled boards, rubbed, 12mo in 6s Provenance: from the library of Lawrence Darton, a descendant of the publisher William Darton, each bearing his book ticket. Darton H428; H425; G699(2); G701(3). (4)

Games and pastimes. Youthful Sports, a new edition, Wm. Darton and Josh. Harvey, July 11th, 1804, vignette title-page, and thirty engravings on letterpress, some light spotting and toning, two facing pages with some juvenile colouring, disbound and loosely inserted into later marbled wrappers, 12 x 8cm (4.75 x 3ins), together with The Book of Sports, Games, and Athletic Exercises, by William Martin, new edition, Darton and Clark, circa 1840, thirteen etched plates, including frontispiece, one or two early annotations, hinges strengthened, book ticket of Lawrence Darton on front pastedown, original gilt decorated brown cloth, faded and gilt rubbed, rebacked preserving original spine, corners showing, small 8vo Provenance: from the library of a descendant of the publisher William Darton. Darton G1074(3): the first edition of 'Youthful Sports' was published in 1801, and all editions are rare. It contains descriptions of such games as: Battledore and Shuttlecock; Quoits; Blindman's Buff; Flying the Kite; Bow and Arrow; Stilts; Marbles, Peg Top; Trap Ball; Air Balloons, Dressing Dolls; Bird Nesting; Whip Top; and Badger the Bull, or Bait the Bear. (2)

Limited Edition in Fine Binding Royalty: King Edward VII & Queen Alexander. The Form and Order of the Service ... in The Coronation of .. King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in the Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster on Thursday, 26th June, 1902. With the Music to be Sung Edited by Sir Frederick Bridge. Folio L. 1902. Lim Edn. No. 93 (500). Parchment paper, red & bl. title, & red borders, thro-out, in profusely gilt full crimson mor. with royal ciphers, & Tudor Rose, thistle and shamrock motifs. Extremely fine. (1) * With original printed ticket to admit 'Miss Falkner' loosely inserted.

Fine Example Of the Work of George Bellew Binding: Missale Romanum, Ex Decreto Sacrosancti Councilli Tridentini ..... Lg. folio Mechliniae 1835., title with engd. vignette, red & bl. thro-out, engd. plts., a.e.g., in full crimson mor., with attractive gilt tooled & blind decor., spine profusely gilt, by G. Bellew, with his ticket. a very good copy. As a binding, w.a.f. (1)

Fine Engraved Views Belfast Binding: Sherer (John) Europe Illustrated, ... France, Belgium, The Rhine, 2 vols. v. lg. 4to L. n.d. 2 engd. add. titles, 2 engd. frontis & 116 full page engd. plts. a.e.g. strongly bound in hf. crimson mor. by MacArthur & Co., Wellington Place, Belfast, with ticket. A very good clean set. (2)

The Superb D.F.C. and Bar awarded to Flight Lieutenant John Vere ‘Hoppy’ Hopgood, 617 Squadron, late 106 and 50 Squadron, R.A.F.V.R., one of the central figures of the legendary ‘Dambusters’, and second-in-command of the famous attack on the Möhne Dam in ‘Operation Chastise’ on the night of the 16th-17th of May, 1943. Flying in the first wave, and attacking immediately after Guy Gibson’s ‘G-George’, he pressed home the attack in his already damaged aircraft ‘M-Mother’ in the face of the recently alerted enemy guns, and despite his own serious head wound, he released his bomb successfully toward the dam wall, but just fractionally late, and it agonisingly bounced over the dam face. Knowing that his damaged and blazing Lancaster could not struggle much further, and arguably aware of his own approaching fate, he committed himself to one final and desperate climb, allowing his remaining crew time to attempt to bail out of the stricken aircraft, prior to a final descent in which he was killed – at the age of just 21. The case has been made in the years since that he might have been recommended for a posthumous Victoria Cross in the light of his heroic and selfless actions in saving the lives of his crew, comprising: Distinguished Flying Cross, GRI, unnamed as issued, engraved reverse dated ‘1942’, with second award bar, engraved reverse dated ‘1943’, in original Royal Mint case of issue, toned, good extremely fine OFFERED BY DIRECT DESCENT ON BEHALF OF WATER AID NOTE: D.F.C.: London Gazette, 27 October 1942: ‘Flt. Lt. Hopgood has participated in a number of successful attacks on enemy and enemy occupied country. On one occasion he made a low level attack on Rostock and also bombed Warnemünde from only 2,000 feet in face of intense opposition’. D.F.C. (Bar): London Gazette, 12 January 1943: ‘This officer has completed many successful operations since being awarded the D.F.C, One night in August, 1942, he was detailed to bomb objectives at the port of Gdynia. This attack, which was pressed home with the greatest determination, achieved excellent results. On another occasion in October, 1942, during the daylight attack on Le Creusot, Flt. Lt. Hopgood participated in a particularly daring attack on the electrical transformer station, which was bombed effectively from a height of only 500 feet.’ Note: As far as can be ascertained, Hopgood’s WW2 campaign stars and medals were never issued or claimed. FOR A FULL ACCOUNT OF HOPGOOD'S LIFE AND EXTRAORDINARY CAREER, SEE THE PRINTED CATALOGUE OR ONLINE PDF AT WWW.MORTONANDEDEN.COM. The lot is offered with: A reproduction of Hopgood’s complete log-book with entries from 1940 [the original recently presented to the Imperial War Museum at the family’s request]; An original telegram from ‘Wingco [Guy Gibson] and the boys’ dated 28 October 1942; An original Buckingham Palace Investiture Ticket relating to the award of the D.F.C. and dated 6 Apr 1943; Original embossed, hand-signed and addressed letter of condolence from Guy Gibson (see illustration); Two hand-written letters from John Hopgood to his mother; Two handwritten letters received from his sister, Marna; Original ‘Carte de Pêche’ fishing permit from the time of his French exchange in August 1935; Original booklet ‘No 5 Bomber Command, Royal Air Force, Roll of Honour 1939-1945; Original, large photo-portrait and original portrait photo of Hopgood ‘on the day he joined the R.A.F.’ dated July 31st, 1940; Original photo of John Hopgood in RAF uniform with his sister Marna in ATS uniform; Original photo of John Hopgood ‘on his final leave’ date April 1943; Original family portrait photo showing John Hopgood as a small boy; Original School Certificate and OTU certificate; Service sheet from Hopgood’s Memorial Service at St James’ Church, Shere; Cutting from The Sunday Express containing the article ‘How we smashed the Germans’ dams’ by Guy Gibson, with the original red-stamp of ‘Officers’ Mess R.A.F., Ford, Sussex’, and another newspaper out portrait of John Hopgood; Pamphlet ‘Repeat World Premiere – The Dam Busters’ (17th May 1955 brochure for the celebrated film); Copy photo of John Hopgood with other members of 106 Squadron; Copies of his two D.F.C. recommendations; A specially-bound, full-length ‘Family edition’ copy [one of just twenty, the others held by family members, Marlborough College, and museums including the I.W.M.] of Elmes, Jenny, ‘M-Mother: Dambuster Flight Lieutenant John ‘Hoppy’ Hopgood DFC & Bar and family in letters’, privately printed. Digital copies of diary entries from Hopgood’d personal diary, 1938 (and some additional from Summer 1939). Morton & Eden are most grateful to Simon W. Atack for generously giving his permission to reproduce detail from his painting Hopgood’s Courageous Run in this catalogue.

A set of three conical glass whisky drams with star-cut bases and silver collars and covers, each with its silver bottle-ticket, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1936

A 1949 F A Cup Final Programme Leicester City V Wolverhampton Wonders Together with Souvenir Programme and Ticket Stub Also Ticket Stubs for Round Three Vs Chesterfield, Round Five Vs Liverpool Together with Ticket Stub for Wolverhampton Vs Manchester United in Semi Final and Replays Stub. Also F A Cup Programme for F A Cup Final 1960 Blackburn Rovers V Wolverhampton Wonders.

HEANEY, SEAMUS. Burial at Thebes, LIMITED EDITION, 20/250, Faber London 2004, specially bound, in slipcase, signed by Seamus Heaney; together with an Abbey Theatre ticket and stamps.

HARRY KERNOFFPostcard Castle steps, Shop Street DublinSigned by Harry Kernoff with a note in his hand on verso dated November 1st 1949. ‘Regret I have a council meeting at 4pm Friday 4th November of RHA but look in sometime later or another day. Sincerely Harry Kernoff’. Written from 13 Stamer Street Dublin (Kernoff family home); together with O'Connor, Kevin., Harry Kernoff: The Little Genius, FIRST EDITION, The Liffey Press Dublin 2012; together with a signed woodcut 'Third Class', framed with ticket verso. (3)

*Italy, Pseudo-Fra Antonio da Brescia, Apollo and Python, bronze plaquette (early 16th century), naked Apollo holding bow and standing facing, his left arm resting on a tree stump from which hangs his quiver; at his feet the dead serpent/dragon Python; in the background, a landscape with trees and a ruined tower, 66.4mm (Molinier 119; Bange 642; Kress 187 and fig. 236; Warren, Ashmolean Museum Plaquetttes, 333), small piercing at top, an extremely fine contemporary cast with brown patina (the reverse with collectors’ numbers and an old ticket now unattached) Ex Dr G. Brockmann collection, Peus 411, 31 October 2013, lot 1218. The association of this plaquette with Fra Antonio da Brescia depends on the reverse of a signed medal of a certain Niccolò Vonico of Treviso with a similar reverse design to the present plaquette (as Hill 476). But commentators suggest that the plaquette is the more successful version of the two designs and that the signed medal actually copies the plaquette – hence the name given to the plaquette maker of this and some other associated pieces as Pseudo-Fra Antonio da Brescia. Douglas Lewis (in “Collectors of Renaissance Reliefs: Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466-1536) and Baron Boissel de Monville (1763-1832)”, St.HistArt 70, 2008, p. 130) has renamed him the “Vicentine Master of 1507” due to his close relationship with two artists of Vicenza, the painter Bartolomeo Montagna and the printmaker Benedetto Montagna. He calls the subject matter of the present plaquette Virtue Triumphant over Vice (publication pending).

MESOPOTAMIAN JUG 1939 SOTHEBYS LABEL. Measuring 4 ½ inches tall a simple jug believed to be of Mesopotamian origin retaining a 1939 dated Sothebys Auction’s ticket lot 96 and on the base an old collection label. 40-60

A collection of Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United football programmes including many from the 1970s and a few from the 1950s along with ticket stubs and autographs and a box of Olympic best quality football studs.

Two vintage bus ticket machines, with various ticket reels and a ticket rack

1953 CUP FINAL Match ticket (seat-generally good), Daily Dispatch Cup Final Souvenir booklet (rusty staples-fair) and Community Singing Song sheet (some tears). Fair-generally good

1954 CUP FINAL West Brom v Preston official programme (punch-holes), match ticket (slight fold-good), Community Singing Song sheet (good) and a photograph of the two captains shaking hands before the game signed by Tom Finney (Preston- good). Fair-good

FOOTBALL MISCELLANY Two booklets "Football Stars Today" (32 pages, published 1947) and "Football Stars -Past-Present- Future" (32 pages, probably late 40s) , together with World Cup 1966 Information booklet and Ticket Application Form. Generally good

ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIA CRICKET Three scorecards for matches in England:- Test Matches at Lancashire CCC 1934 and Notts. CCC 1938 and a Friendly at Blackpool 1938. All are slightly creased and have pencil annotations. Plus a ticket for the Test Match at Yorkshire CCC on 23/7/1938 in good condition. Generally good

ALAN SUNDERLAND / ARSENAL / AUTOGRAPHS A 28" X 24" framed and glazed montage of items relating to the 1979 FA Cup Final victory over Manchester United. All 6 items have been signed by Alan Sunderland: Front cover of the programme, a First Day Cover, a match ticket, a 10" X 8" colour photo scoring the winning goal, a 6" X 4" black & white photo running away after scoring and a 6" X 4" black & white photo holding the FA Cup aloft after the match. All items appear to be genuine but cannot be verified as they are sealed in the frame. Good

ATHLETICS MISCELLANY Fifteen programmes, majority for meetings organised by the British Amateur Athletic Board plus a ticket for British-American Track and Field Meet 27 Aug 1930 in Chicago. Programmes include: British Games 10 June 1935 (some wear/tear/ageing/marks/writing); G.B v Norway (Junior Championships 1938 at White City); International Athletic Meeting 1938 and 1939 (both White City); Annual Championships 1946; G.B v France 1957; other issues from 1960s. Condition does vary. Fair/Generally Good

1969 FA CUP FINAL Programme, song sheet and ticket for Manchester City v. Leicester City. Programme very slightly creased, song sheet has a horizontal fold and the ticket has a vertical fold. Generally good

ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND 1932 Ticket for the match at Wembley 9/4/1932 which has been trimmed and slightly worn. Fair

ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND 1943/4 Ticket for the match at Wembley 19/2/1944. Good

ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND 1944/5 Ticket for the match at Wembley 14/10/1944, creased. Generally good

ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND 1947 Ticket for the match at Wembley 12/4/1947. Seat ticket is folded. Generally good

1934 FA CUP FINAL / MANCHESTER CITY A letter on official Manchester City letter head dated 5/4/1934 from Manager Wilf Wild to A.V. Alexander extending an invitation to join the Directors for the Final. The letter is hand signed by Wild. Includes a ticket for City v. Portsmouth at Wembley 28/4/1934. Good

1966 WORLD CUP Ticket for the USSR v. West Germany Semi-Final at Everton FC 25/7/1966, very slight vertical crease. Generally good

1966 WORLD CUP Ticket for the England v. Portugal Semi-Final at Wembley 26/7/1966. Good

1966 WORLD CUP Ticket for Portugal v. USSR 3/4 Play-off at Wembley 28/7/1966, slightly creased. Generally good

1998 WORLD CUP Ticket for the Opening Ceremony followed by Brazil v. Scotland, very slightly creased. Generally good

ENGLAND V. WALES 1943 Seat ticket for the match at Wembley 25/9/1943. Good

ENGLAND-ARGENTINA 1977 Official programme and ticket for the Friendly in Buenos Aires 12/6/1977. The ticket has a slight vertical crease. Good

ENGLAND-URUGUAY 1977 Ticket, complete with counterfoil for the away Friendly v. Uruguay 15/6/1977 in Montevideo which appears to be a press ticket. No programme issued. Good

CRICKET-AUSTRALIA- AUTOS Invitation ticket to Australia v West Indies at Melbourne in 1979. The ticket has 17 autographs on it including Don Bradman, Greg Chappell, Frank Tyson, Bill O'Reilly, Gil Langley, John Inverarity etc. Slight water damage but minimal effect on the signatures. Generally good

1957 EUROPEAN CUP SEMI Real Madrid v Man Utd, rare ticket for the 1st leg played 11 Apr 1957 at the Bernabeu, Madrid. Match details printed on front. Generally Good

1925 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET Sheffield United v. Cardiff City seat ticket has been cleaned and repaired. Fair at best

1930 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET Arsenal v. Sheffield United seat ticket is worn, creased and has a minor tear. Fair

1931 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET West Bromwich Albion v. Birmingham City ticket 2/- Ent. 53 Generally good

1934 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET Manchester City v. Portsmouth ticket 2/6 Ent. 57. Very small mark top left. Generally good

1950 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET Arsenal v. Liverpool ticket 3/- Ent. 22. Slightly marked and horizontal crease. Fair to generally good

1951 F.A. CUP FINAL TICKET Newcastle United v. Blackpool 3/- Ent. 63 marked at the top. Fair

1951 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET Newcastle Utd. V. Wolves 10/3/1951 played at Sheff. Weds FC, worn at the top and tape at the bottom plus 2 newspaper cuttings. Fair

1955 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET Newcastle Utd. V York City 26/3/1955 played at Sheff. Weds. FC, 1 punched hole at the top has been repaired. Generally good

1968 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET Everton v. Leeds United 27/4/1968 played at Man. Utd. Good

1970 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL TICKET Leeds United v. Manchester United 14/3/1970 played at Sheff. Weds. FC, slight vertical crease. Good

1970 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL REPLAY TICKET Leeds United v. Manchester United 23/3/1970 played at Aston Villa FC, creased, worn at the top and bottom and small tape on the back. Fair

1971 FA CUP SEMI-FINAL REPLAY TICKET Unused ticket with the counterfoil intact for Arsenal v. Stoke City 31/3/1971 played at Aston Villa FC, slight vertical creases. Good

1925 CUP FINAL Ticket for the 1925 Cup Final, Sheffield United v Cardiff. Good

CHARLTON-ARSENAL 1937 Charlton match ticket v Arsenal, 20/11/1937 at The Valley, Grand Stand seat, Arsenal Championship season, fold, some creasing, minor mark. Fair

TICKET-CHELSEA 1944 NORTH-SOUTH FINAL Stand Seat Ticket for Aston Villa v Charlton at Chelsea, 20/5/44, Challenge match played between the Winners of the War Cup North and the War Cup South. Scarce ticket. Generally good

TICKET - CHARLTON - WEST BROM 46 Scarce match ticket , Charlton v West Brom, 2/2/46, Football League South. Seat ticket Good

TICKET-ARSENAL-CHARLTON 47 Arsenal match ticket v Charlton, 3/9/47, West Stand designated seat, slight creasing. Generally good

TICKET-CHARLTON-NEWCASTLE 48 Match ticket, Charlton v Newcastle, 10/1/48, FA Cup, Seat ticket. Good

TICKET-CHARLTON-STOCKPORT 48 Match ticket, Charlton v Stockport, 24/1/48, FA Cup, seat ticket. Good

TICKET-CHARLTON-BIRMINGHAM 48 Match ticket, Charlton v Birmingham, 2/10/48, Division 1, seat ticket, minor fold. Generally good

TICKET- VILLA-CHARLTON 48 Match ticket, Aston Villa v Charlton, 23/10/48, seat ticket, minor folds. Generally good

TICKET-CHARLTON-ARSENAL 48 Match ticket, Charlton v Arsenal, 11/12/48, seat ticket. Generally good