Pear Tree Press. An Account of the Aims and Intentions of His Press, with a List of Books, by James Guthrie, 1905, half-title, 32 pp., plus colophon leaf, blank at front and rear, minor foxing to blanks, orig. printed wrappers, rubbed and lightly creased to extrems., slim 8vo, with presentation inscription in ink to head of front wrapper, from Gordon Bottomley to B.J.F., dated September 1905, together with The Wreath, by P. J. Miller, with designs by James Guthrie, printed at the Pear Tree Press, 1911, b&w frontis., 32 pp., orig. cloth-backed boards, with paper label to upper cover, a little rubbed and some minor soiling, 8vo, plus Two the Memory of Edward Thomas by James Guthrie, Pear Tree Press, 1937, 32 pp. in all, illusts. to text, printed in black and orange-yellow, untrimmed and unbound, slim folio, and other related Pear Tree Press ephemera, including a slightly stained etching of 'Clouds', by James Guthrie, a Circular of Books, c. 1924, 4 pp., a prospectus for the Black Letter Series [1929], 4 pp., three black and white printed illustrations, a small pen and ink drawing of a Madonna and child, initialled J. F. C., and a copy of The Private Library, Spring 1976, devoted to James Guthrie (10)
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A 19th Century Danish Naval Officers Sword, the 70cms slightly curved pipe back blade slightly etched with a trophy of arms, scrolling foliage etc. The gilt brass hilt with a single knuckle bow and pierced with a crowned fouled anchor. The grip of ivory, complete in scabbard with gilt fittings. The throat with a frog stud in the form of a shell and chiselled with an anchor against two flags. (Blade etching faint, gilding rubbed, scabbard chapel lacking)
A .177" BSA "Light" Pattern underlever air rifle, 391/2" overall, barrel 17", number L38238 (1932), "1" stamped between tap and rearsight, single hole trigger block as in the succeeding "A" series; walnut butt with impressed chequering. GWO & C (no chamber etching, re finished over slight pitting)
A German 1871 type undress bayonet, blade with traces of etching, WM crossguard with ring, brass grip with spring, but no button or slot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the crossguard and scabbard top mount marked "76.R.8.39". Basically GC (some wear, markings at forte erased, abrasion to blade).
James Gilray- "French Liberty English Slavery", publ. December 21st 1792 by H. Humphrey; hand-coloured etching, 24.7x35.3cm: together with one other cartoon titled "War, John Bull in the Year 1800!, Peace, John Bull in the Year 1801!", and four etchings by W. L. Wyllie from "Our Fathers, To the Memory of the nameless Killed and Wounded" by Captain Ronald A. Hopwood. R.N., plates I, II, III and IV, each signed in pencil, and a further print, 'The Laws of the Navy', (7)
William Walcot- "Park Avenue, New York", publ. by A.C.& H.W. Dickins Inc., New York; etching, titled in pencil on mount, 11.4x17cm: together with three other drypoint etchings by the same hand titled: "Villa Quintilii", "Arc de Triomphe, Paris" and "St. Peter's, Rome", the latter two publ. by The Fine Art Society, (4)
Maresco Pearce- Cafe interior with figures; etching, 1st state, signed within the plate and again in pencil, 22.3x14.8cm: Leroy- "Promenades Aeriennes, after L. Garneray, pub. A Pair au Jardin Baujon et chez Ch. Bance; hand-coloured engraving: together with a 19th century engraved map of St. Petersburg and one other engraving titled "View of the Copper Works at Neath", (4)
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