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HOOKS: 33,501 blind eye trout fly hooks in sizes 16, 20, 8 and sizes 10 & 16 in gilt (yes I`ve counted them all)

[Fitzherbert (Sir Anthony)] La table coteynant en sommarie les choses notables en la graunde Abridgement... black letter lacking title and final leaf (blank) but with the additional Index leaf at beginning with contemporary ink signature of George ?Herd on final leaf and with annotations to text lightly soiled and browned slight marginal worming modern calf ruled and stamped in blind slightly rubbed [STC 10956.5] folio [Richard Tottell] [1565].

(Sir Robert) La Graunde Abridgement 2 parts in 1 titles with woodcut architectural border woodcut initials black letter with final blank at end of part 1 initials IB stamped on titles water-stained throughout contemporary calf ruled and stamped in blind with initials IB in reverse rubbed lacking clasps rebacked new endpapers [STC 3828] Richard Tottell 1576; and another imperfect copy of the same 4to in 8s; sold not subject to return (2) (Sir Robert) La Graunde Abridgement 2 parts in 1 titles with woodcut architectural border woodcut initials black letter with final blank at end of part 1 initials IB stamped on titles water-stained throughout contemporary calf ruled and stamped in blind with initials IB in reverse rubbed lacking clasps rebacked new endpapers [STC 3828] Richard Tottell 1576; and another imperfect copy of the same 4to in 8s; sold not subject to return (2)(2)

Plowden (Edmund) Cy ensuont certeyne Cases Reportes... 2 parts in 1 only (of 3: lacking 6ff. “Table...” following first part but with initial blank & 15ff. “Un Report fait per un uncerteine authour...” at end) first edition title with woodcut architectural border woodcut initials partly printed in black letter errata leaf at end of first part with contemporary ink annotations (some in shorthand) cropped affecting traces of contemporary inscription at head of title and marginalia a little browned modern blind-stamped calf roan label slightly rubbed at edges [STC 20046.3] folio Richard Tottell 1579. *** The second part of Les Commentaries ou les Reportes... published in 1571 with continuous foliation.

Blount (Thomas) Fragmenta Antiquitatis. Ancient Tenures of Land and Jocular Customs of some Mannors first edition imprimatur and errata ff. some spotting name on title `W. Gossip 1743` neat notes in margins and on front endpapers contemporary sheep ruled in blind worn front cover loose [Wing B3333] 8vo Assignes of Richard and Edward Atkins 1679 § another edition edited by Josiah Beckwith last two ff. torn title spotted original boards worn covers loose 4to 1815 § [Harbin (George)] The Hereditary Right of the Crown of England Asserted first edition 5 pp. advertiments at end spotting 3 bookplates on paste-down contemporary panelled calf worn covers loose folio G. James for Richard Smith 1713 § Nelson (William) Lex Maneriorum or the Laws and Customs of England first edition spotting and marking contemporary calf worn front cover missing back cover loose folio E. & R. Nutt & R. Gosling 1726 § Eden (Robert) Jurisprudentia Philologica sive Elementa Juris Civilis first edition engraved frontispiece portrait some spotting at beginning and end name at head of title contemporary mottled calf worn front cover loose 4to Oxford e Theato Sheldoniano 1744 and another (6)

Ramos del Manzano (Juan Francisco) Tribonianus sive erroris triboniani de poena parricidii... title in red and black with engraved vignette engraved dedication and 3 plates 2 folding engraved illustrations in text light browning bookplate of the Right Hon. Charles Bathurst of Lydney Park on front pastedown contemporary vellum ruled and stamped in blind morocco label soiled upper cover a little warped 4to Leiden Jansson Vander Aa 1728.

Synod of Dort.- The Judgement of the Synode Holden at Dort browned and water-stained ink signature and inscription on title and ink signature of Francis Douglace on verso of last f. modern 3pp. manuscript insert at beginning later endpapers contemporary calf blind-stamped lattice decoration in corners slightly rubbed old tear on each cover rebacked [STC 7066] sm. 4to John Bill 1619.

Natalis (Hieronymus) Adnotationes et Meditationes in Evangelia engraved title large device at end engraved title or frontispiece to 1596 edition of Evangelicae Historiae Imagines mounted at beginning title mounted with slight loss at fore-edge marginal holes to last few ff. bookplate on verso of title later calf over wooden boards decorated in blind rubbed rubbed clasps largely missing g.e. folio Antwerp ex Officina Plantiniana apud Ioannem Moretum 1607.

Calvin (John) Commentarii in Omnes Epistolas S. Pauli 2 parts in 1 title with fine engraved portrait of the author water-stained mostly at head heavier to second part contemporary blind-stamped vellum Amsterdam apud Joannem Jacobi Schipper 1667; and another an odd vol. of Calvin`s works from the Amsterdam edition of 9 vol. folio (2)

Maimbourg (P. Louis) Histoire des Croisades pour la Delivrance de la Terre Sainte 2 vol. second edition engraved additional pictorial title contemporary vellum yapp edges Paris chez Sebastien Mabre-Cramoisy 1682 § Blois (Louis de) Igniarium Divini Amoris seu Precationes Piæex Operibus a little light soiling contemporary red morocco central jesuit blind-stamps to covers and a gilt motif to upper cover lacking metal clasps stained and rubbed Antwerp ex officina Plantininiana Balthasaris Moreti 1635 § Collaert (Adrian) Virginis Mariae Vita fine engraved pictorial title and 22 plates outer margin repaired early ink captions to lower margins Amsterdam n.d.; Vita Jesu Salvatoris variis iconibus fine engraved pictorial title and 31 plates early ink captions to versos of all plates [Amsterdam] n.d.; Passio et Resurrecto D.N. Iesu Christi fine engraved pictorial title and 31 plates marginal staining [Amsterdam] n.d. together 3 works in 1 vol. together with later red and black ms. text some staining later half calf lacking backstrip; and 5 others Continental Literature & History v.s. (8)

Firth (Raymond) Primitive Polynesian Economy illustrations ex-library copy with blind-stamp to title original cloth library numbering and ink stain to base of spine 1939 § Jacobs (Melville) Northwest Sahaptin Texts original cloth New York 1934 § Bookwalter (John W.) Rural Versus Urban original cloth spine darkened New York 1910 § Granet (Marcel) Chinese Civilization plates and maps original cloth dust-jacket chipped and creased at head New York 1951; and 3 others anthopological 8vo (7)(7)

Hartley (David) Observations on Man 3 parts in 1 vol frontispiece “The Bookseller`s Advertisement” leaf present library stamps and blind stamp to verso of title one appearing through title backed with another sheet modern mottled calf 8vo J. Johnson 1791.

Osborn (William) An Essay on Laborious Parturition first edition half-title in facsimile title repaired on verso and ink library stamps modern quarter sheep T.Cadell 1783 § Brown (Isaac Baker) On Some Diseases of Women Admitting of Surgical Treatment 9 coloured illustrations original cloth gilt and blind sewing pulled hinges cracked 1854 § Lever (John Charles Weaver) A Practical Treatise on Organic Diseases of the Uterus first edition presentation copy from the author original cloth gilt and blind ink name stamp to title 1843 § [MacMichael (William)] The Golden Headed Cane first edition illustrations in text modern quarter calf gilt 1827 § Milligen (J.G.) Curiosities of Medical Experience vol.1 only of (2) original cloth backed boards paper label worn 1837; and 7 other medical titles similar v.s.(13)(11)

Chapman (Jake & Dinos) Disasters of War first edition signed by the artists titled in blind colour plates original white cloth oblong 4to [2002].

Hartley (Dorothy illustrator The Old Book A Mediaeval Anthology one of 1350 copies signed by the illustrator original blind-stamped morocco t.e.g. others uncut 1930 § Arnold (Sir Edwin) The Light of Asia 1932; The Song Celestial of Bhagavad-Gîtâ 1934 § Goldsmith (Oliver) The Vicar of Wakefield illustrations by Arthur Rackham original cloth Philadelphia [1932]; the second and third illustrated by Willy Pogany original decorated cloth v.s. (4)(4)

Lang (Mrs.) The Book of Princes and Princesses edited by Andrew Lang first edition original cloth gilt bright and clean with a small dent to the top of the lower board dust-jacket chipped and torn with small loss 1908 § Lang (Andrew editor) The Violet Fairy Book new impression original blind-stamped cloth gilt bright and clean dust-jacket sunned chipped and with small loss 1913 8vo (2)

Fleming (Ian) Thunderball original blind-stamped boards dust-jacket creasing to head of covers and spine 1 inch tear at upper joint some chips to base of spine browning to fore-edges and spine 1961; The Spy Who Loved Me library stamp to head of title and endpaper part erased original silver decorated boards dust-jacket base of spine chipped some creasing to head of upper cover and spine spine and fore-edges browned cocked 1962 first editions 8vo (2)(2)

-. Webb (Richard D. Editor) The Life and Letters of Captain John Brown who was Executed at Charlestown Virginia Dec. 2 1859 for an Armed Attack upon American Slavery; with Notices of Some of his Confederates tipped-in albumen print portrait frontispiece with facsimile inscription original blind stamped cloth Smith Elder and Co. 1861 § Braithwait (Richard) Barnaboe Itinerarium or Barnabee`s Journal New Edition 1876 8vo (2)

-. Schwatka (Frederick) Report of a Military Reconnaissance in Alaska made in 1883 first edition 20 folding maps illustrations original cloth faded and soiled Washington 1885 § Rudmose Brown (R.N.) Spitsbergen first edition 3 maps 1 folding illustrations blind presentation stamp to title original cloth slightly rubbed at extremities 1920 § Wright (G.Frederick) and Warren Upham. Greenland Icefields first edition maps and illustrations original cloth rubbed 1896 § Washburn (Stanley) Trails Trappers and Tender-feet in Western Canada first edition illustrations bookplate contemporary signature original cloth gilt spine faded New York 1912 § Rogers (Sir John) Sport in Vancouver and Newfoundland first edition maps and illustrations original cloth gilt slightly rubbed New York 1912; and 2 others similar 8vo (7) (7)

-. Benedict (Elsie Lincoln & Ralph Paine) Our Trip Around the World first edition illustrations original half suede over decorated boards spine faded The Roycrofters New York 1926 § Ireland (John B.) Wall-Street to Cashmere first edition illustrations original cloth gilt and blind decoration very slightly worn New York 1859 § Ritchie (G.S.) The Admiralty Chart first edition illustrations original boards dust-jacket clipped 1967; and 3 others similar 8vo (6) (6)

18th Century oak coffer having a triple blind panel top, the triple panel front having carved foliate and geometric decoration, 130cm wide

Edwardian inlaid and crossbanded mahogany two section bookcase, the upper section having a moulded Greek key cornice and fitted four shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base fitted two blind panel doors and standing on bracket feet, 110.5cm wide

19th Century Chippendale style mahogany square tray top kettle stand fitted a slide and having blind and open fret decoration, standing on square supports united by a decorative cross stretcher, 28.5cm wide

Edwardian heavily carved oak bracket clock, the architectural style case having tapered fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and standing on a stepped base, gilt brass dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary slow/fast and chime/silent dials, brass movement striking on gongs, 55cm high, standing on a conforming cupboard, the blind panel door having a carved panel and standing on tapered spade supports

Early 20th Century Chinese red lacquered leather trunk having applied gilded blind fret decoration depicting dragons and foliage, having brass hinged lock plates, 86cm wide

OLIVER BAKER (ATTRIB.) FOR LIBERTY & CO PAIR OF `TUDRIC` PEWTER VASES, CIRCA 1900 each with twin handles cast as whiplash foliage, the moulded bodies with blind cabochon frieze, stamped marks `English Pewter/ 029` (2) 31.5cm high

Norman Gilbert signed screenprint with Addenbrookes Collection blind stamp

Tully Crook "Beyond the Plantation" limited edition etching with advance graphics blind stamp (139 of 200)

Eleven prints in sepia from the collection of Royal photography society. e.g WH Fox Talbot `The Old Game Keeper at Lacock`. Also some semi-nudes e.g `The Venetian Blind` by CH White 1919.

A good Worcester Blind Earl plate c.1770, painted in the Giles atelier with butterflies scattered around the moulded and enamelled leaves, the scalloped rim with a gilt border, 19.5cm.

A Regency mahogany and ebony strung sofa table, the rounded rectangular top above a pair of frieze drawers, opposed by blind drawers, on ring turned end standards with downswept sabre legs ending in brass box castors, 71cm wide x 132cm high (extended) x 70cm deep

A William IV mahogany drum library table, the circular top with tooled leather inset above four frieze drawers opposed by blind drawers, with turned handles, on cylindrical column and triform platform base, with turned disc feet and recessed castors, 74cm high x 118cm diameter

An Edwardian style mahogany pedestal cabinet, the square top with sunken field blind fret decorated frieze and tapering cupboard door on ogee bracket feet, 90cm high x 34cm wide x 34cm deep

A Regency style mahogany library table, the rectangular top with tooled green leather inset above two frieze drawers opposed by blind drawers on moulded end standards on downswept dual splay legs on brass box castors, top 138 x 80cm

"Pair of George V oak carved bookcases, each with two glazed and blind panelled doors, two drawers below, on spiral twist legs and stretchers, 106cm w"

Vinyl records: Rock/progressive/blues/British bands LP`s including Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Joe Walsh, Lou Reed, Yes, Ian Dury, Blind Faith, King Crimson and Long John Baldry, mostly 1970s/1980s issues (38)

AN UNUSUAL MAHOGANY PRINTING SET FOR THE BLIND with hinged `galley` and a compartment containing a quantity of pinned blocks, 36 x 38cm, mid 19th c In 1832 the Edinburgh Society of Arts offered a gold medal for the best printing method for the blind. ++Minor damage and a crack in the hinged door but in otherwise good original condition. Lacking one of the two iron hooks

A GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK the break arched and painted dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date sector, signed to the arch Chas Dale Atherstone, with rose and forget-me-not spandrels, having eight day movement in crossbanded case, the hood with segmental pediment, blind fret frieze and brass mounted pillars, the trunk with a full length ogee arched door flanked by pilasters, 230cm h ++Dial with old restoration. Movement in need of cleaning but complete and original. The case of even light colour with old repair to the skirting around the base

A WILLIAM III WALNUT AND MARQUETRY LONGCASE CLOCK the wheatear engraved brass dial signed on the silvered chapter ring George Cotton London, having matted centred with subsidiary seconds dial, engraved date aperture, ringed winding holes and cherubs and crown spandrels, with eight-day five-pillar movement, the hood with blind fret frieze and spiral pilasters, the moulded door to the trunk profusely inlaid with birds and flowers including tulips and carnations centred by a lentical in floral borders, on conforming base with added mahogany feet, 214cm h, c1700 ++Privately consigned and long in the late owner`s family`s possession, minor old restorations. The dial and movement believed to be original to each other and the case. On early oak seatboard with no evidence of packing. The dial and silvered chapter ring with much accretion of dirt and grime, the seconds hand detached but present, sold with the original or early pendulum with brass faced bob and two brass sleeved lead weights. Consigned by the executors and from the same source as many of the more interesting items in this sale.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHEST the lid with Greek key moulding, the brass furniture including substantial carrying handles, on blind fret decorated feet, 93cm h; 60 x 121cm ++One or two ring and other marks and old scratches on the top but of pleasing dry appearance and of reasonably good quality. Unrestored.

A VICTORIAN WALNUT DAVENPORT the rising superstructure with gilt brass gallery, the curved lid enclosing a sliding leather inlet writing surface, fitted with drawers and opposing blind drawers with scrolling brackets, on bun feet and castors, 92cm h; 55 x 57cm ++A fine example in well preserved original condition, the handles and brass locks original and all present

A GEORGE II WALNUT CHEST-ON-STAND the cornice above blind fret frieze and fitted two short and five long banded and beaded drawers, on bracket feet, 121cm h; 56 x 102cm ++Adapted from a chest on chest, the handles and lockplates replaced

A WILF `SQUIRREL MAN` HUTCHINSON OAK DRESSER the rack with panelled back beneath a blind scalloped cornice and with two glazed doors with leaded diamond lights and wrought iron butterfly hinges, the base with adzed top and fitted with drawers flanked by panelled doors with iron latches, on octagonal feet, 179cm h; 47 x 153cm, carved squirrel `signature`, late 20th c ++In excellent second hand condition

A PAIR OF ROSEWOOD OPEN BOOKCASES the flanking channelled pilasters headed by roundels, the lower part fitted with blind drawers above a conforming apron, on turned and stained beech feet, 92cm h; 35 x 101cm ++Made up in (probably) the early/mid 20th c largely from 19th c elements. In good condition with one or two minor veneer chips, scratches and stains only

A REGENCY MAHOGANY WORK TABLE the lid with two central cavetto shaped paterae of birds in lozenge frame, the front with drawer and blind drawer flanked by vases of flowers, on ring turned legs with brass castors, 75cm h; 36 x 42.5cm ++The lid slightly warped, the interior with an old blue sugar lining paper which is stained. The brass handles and locks original and in good condition requiring only minor cosmetic conservation, etc

A MINTONS MAJOLICA BASKET CENTREPIECE the low circular blind trellis moulded bowl with a ribbon of flowerheads supported on oak leaves issuing from the rustic triangular foot, the interior turquoise, 15cm h, impressed mark, 1921 and date code for 1876 ++A good example in very good condition with small professional restoration to two leaves on the foot

MILNE (AA)-Fourteen Songs from When We Were Very Young, 8th ed., 1926 and More `Very Young` Songs, 1st ed. 1928, dws., torn; STEVENSON (RL)-Songs with Music, illust. M W Tarrant; Joseph Holbrooke-Three Blind Mice, score with caricature signed MAY

TWO SILKWORK PANELS 19TH CENTURY a silkwork of flowers applied to a later ground, in an ebonised frame, 27.5cm x 17cm; a silkwork of a basket of flowers, in a gilt frame, 24cm x 29cm; and a painted silk and woolwork of Christ healing the blind, in a gilt frame, 35cm x 36cm (3)

GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST CIRCA 1760 the cavetto moulded cornice above three short and three long drawers flanked by blind fret carved canted corners, the lower section with three further long drawers, raised on bracket feet 107cm wide, 89cm high, 57cm deep

Fullarton (William) A View of the English Interest first edition folding engraved plan bookplate of John Symmons to pastedown contemporary tree calf gilt spine gilt spine head chipped blind-stamp of previous owner to upper cover corners slightly worn T.Cadell 1787.

Michaud (Joseph François) and Jean Joseph François Poujoulat. Correspondance d`Orient 7 vol. first edition large folding engraved map hand-coloured in outline half-titles foxed and browned throughout vol. VI & VII dampstained ex-library copy with ink stamps contemporary blind-stamped calf gilt rebacked with the original spines laid down g.e. [Atabey 807; Blackmer 1122; Weber I 211] 8vo Paris 1833-35. *** Provenance: Jesuit Library Paris booklabels and ink stamps.

World.- Huc (M.) Travels in Tartary Thibet and C during the Years 1844-5-6 translated by W.Hazlitt 2 vol contemporary ownership signature to advert leaf at start of vol. 1 original gilt and blind decorated cloth soiled and slightly rubbed [1851] § Playfair (Lieut.-Col. R.L.) Murray`s Handbook to the Mediterranean 2 parts in 1 second edition revised hinges cracked bookplate partly removed 1882 § Cook`s Tourists` Handbook for Palestine and Syria first edition folding map to rear pocket hinges cracked 1886 § Baedeker (Karl) The Mediterranean frontispiece folding map worn with slight loss at crease 1911; Palestine and Syria fourth edition 1906 § Waters (W.G.) The Journal of Montaigne`s Travels in Italy by way of Switzerland and Germany in 1580 and 1581 3 vol with bookplate Sesame Club Presented by Mrs Bernard Shaw 1908 in 2nd and 3rd vol. 1903 maps plans and illustrations some folding original cloth slightly rubbed; and a quantity of other travel guides similar v.s. (33) (Qty)

-. Stanford (Edward) Stanford`s Library Map of Aus Constructed by A. Keith Johnston F.R.S.A. F.R.G.S. 1st edition wall map from Borneo to New Zealand with inset chart of the world showing the postion of Australia relative to the rest of the British Empire engraved map with extensive original hand-colouring 1545 x 1710mm. dissected and linen-backed edged with dark blue silk very slight browning to a few section edges folding into original gilt and blind-tooled morocco boards 4to 1859.

An Edwardian later white painted over mantle mirror, having acanthus carved scrolled and blind fret pediment over inswept sides and four brackets surrounding bevelled oval plate and two smaller plates on a plinth base.

An 18th Century and later oak over mantle, having blind fret carved and figural frieze over three geometric panels, interrupted by ribbon tied flute swagged stiles, over conforming lower frieze.

Mahogany eight day longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" brass arched dial signed Skelton Barrett, London on a silver arched plate to the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, calendar aperture and strike/silent dial to the arch, the case with moulded arched crossbanded long door surmounted by a rounded arched cornice over a blind fretwork panelled frieze, 83" high

Mahogany eight day longcase clock, the 12" brass arched dial signed William Wasbrough, Bristol on the silvered chapter ring enclosing a rural engraved centre with subsidiary seconds dial and arched calendar aperture, the arch with silvered boss engraved with an eagle with outstretched wings, the case with long moulded arched door and surmounted by a rounded moulded arched pediment with dentil cornice and three spike and ball finials over a blind fretwork carved frieze, 86" high

Walnut and floral marquetry month going longcase clock with five pillar movement, the 12" brass arched engraved dial signed Fromantell & Clark on a silvered boss to the arch over a silent/night aperture, silvered chapter ring enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial, centre alarm dial and calendar aperture to the matted centre, the case with long door, the lenticle aperture covered with a pierced brass oval urn embellishment, decorated overall with birds, urns and vases with flowering foliage, surmounted by a broken triangular pediment over a geometric blind fret frieze, with two lead cased brass weights and pendulum, 95" high

A mahogany reproduction display cabinet, blind-carved with a Vitruvian scroll band above two astragal doors flanking a bowfront cupboard, detachable base on short cabriole supports, 123cm wide

A walnut writing table, the frame blind-carved, the rectangular top inset green leather sciver, three frieze drawers around a shallow arch, square tapering supports, spade feet, circa 1920s, 105cm wide