LAPHROAIG SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, AGED 21 YEARS, limited edition release to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Friends of Laphroaig, Isle of Islay, 35cl, 45.4% abv, in carton, 3 btls On the far edge of the Scotch whisky map, it's supposed that the art of distillation was first brought to Islay by Irish monks. Being remote, it's an art that flourished in the hands of the islanders, whose illegal operations tested the resolve and means of the tax man. Eventually, the law relaxed, various whisky makers set up legitimate distilleries, among them a pair of farmers, Donald and Alexander Johnston, who in 1815 founded their distillery on the island's south coast. Laphroaig, so called after its location, 'broad hollow by the bay.' It would remain in family hands for the next 139 years. Distilled in 1993, the year before the Friends of Laphroaig was founded, this whisky was maturing whilst the ranks of afficionados swelled to over 650,000 when bottled in 2015
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LAPHROAIG SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, 25 YEAR OLD CASK STRENGTH, 2015 EDITION, Oloroso sherry and American oak casks, Isle of Islay, 70cl, 46.8% abv, in case On the far edge of the Scotch whisky map, it's supposed that the art of distillation was first brought to Islay by Irish monks. Being remote, it's an art that flourished in the hands of the islanders, whose illegal operations tested the resolve and means of the tax man. Eventually, the law relaxed, various whisky makers set up legitimate distilleries, among them a pair of farmers, Donald and Alexander Johnston, who in 1815 founded their distillery on the island's south coast. Laphroaig, so called after its location, 'broad hollow by the bay.' It would remain in family hands for the next 139 years.
LAPHROAIG SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, 25 YEAR OLD CASK STRENGTH, 2015 EDITION, Oloroso sherry and American oak casks, Isle of Islay, 70cl, 46.8% abv, in case On the far edge of the Scotch whisky map, it's supposed that the art of distillation was first brought to Islay by Irish monks. Being remote, it's an art that flourished in the hands of the islanders, whose illegal operations tested the resolve and means of the tax man. Eventually, the law relaxed, various whisky makers set up legitimate distilleries, among them a pair of farmers, Donald and Alexander Johnston, who in 1815 founded their distillery on the island's south coast. Laphroaig, so called after its location, 'broad hollow by the bay.' It would remain in family hands for the next 139 years.
LAPHROAIG SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, 25 YEAR OLD CASK STRENGTH, 2015 EDITION, Oloroso sherry and American oak casks, Isle of Islay, 70cl, 46.8% abv, in case On the far edge of the Scotch whisky map, it's supposed that the art of distillation was first brought to Islay by Irish monks. Being remote, it's an art that flourished in the hands of the islanders, whose illegal operations tested the resolve and means of the tax man. Eventually, the law relaxed, various whisky makers set up legitimate distilleries, among them a pair of farmers, Donald and Alexander Johnston, who in 1815 founded their distillery on the island's south coast. Laphroaig, so called after its location, 'broad hollow by the bay.' It would remain in family hands for the next 139 years.
KILCHOMAN SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY, 10TH ANNIVERSARY RELEASE, Isle of Islay, 70cl, 58.2% abv, 2 btls, numbers 2395 and 2396 of the edition of 3000, in cartons; together with a bottle of Kilchoman Madeira Cask Release, 70cl, 50% abv, in carton (3) Established in 2005, Kilchoman is one of the smallest distilleries in Scotland. Based on a farm on the rugged west coast of Islay, Kilchoman was the first distillery to be built on the island for 125 years
Arthur C Clarke Rare Signed Science Fiction Story Book.Michael (Marks & Spencer) Science Fiction Story Collection published in 1979. It was signed in 1980 by the great Arthur C Clarke, it was originally signed for an executive at Marks & Spencer with the intention of auctioning the book for UNICEF (M & S are now a corporate sponsor), but this never happened. It is a fantastic collector piece. This is something special and a must for any science fiction collector. It is a rare first edition
Titanic Father Browne First Edition Book Signed by Dr Robert Ballard. It is a rare first edition 1997 book 'Father Browne's Titanic Album' showing rare last photographs of the great ship. This copy was signed in 2000 in Miami at a Titanic convention by Dr Robert Ballard who discovered the famous wreck in 1985. Hard Cover.
Jules Verne 'The Great Explorers of the Nineteenth Century', first British edition, pictorially decorated in gilt binding with 51 original drawings by Leon Benett, maps by Matthis and Morieu; published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, London, 1881; translated by N D'Anvers; complete, some pages loose from spine
Aladdin Sensational DVD Cover Signed By Legendary Comedian & Actor Robin WilliamsA must for any film or Disney fan. It is a first edition DVD coverfrom my private collection for ‘Aladdin’, signed at a 2010 BAFTA & Touchstone charity event inLondon by the legendary comedian & actor the late dear Robin Williams
Indiana Jones Stunning Original Variety Advert Signed By George Lucas & John Williams It is a first edition 'for your consideration' Variety magazing advert from 1985 for 'Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom'.It was signed in Los Angeles 1990 by composer John Williams, and then at a private event in 2005,London by George Lucas. It is very hard to get these 2 iconic signatures together on one item.
The Fisher King Original First Edition Soundtrack LP Autograph Terry Gilliam, George Fenton, it is a must for any film music collector. It is a first editionsoundtrack LP 'The Fisher King'. I am selling my Grand Fathers signed record collection - he obtainedthis George Fenton (Composer) & Terry Gilliam autograph at a private 'supporting Britishfilmmakers' event in 1991 when the film was released.
Missing Link Rare First Edition Quad Signed By Acclaimed Cast Inc Stephen Fry, Hugh Jackman It is a rare first edition quad poster (30”x40”)for the movie ‘Missing Link’. It was signed last year at a number a Annapurna Pictures publicityevents in the UK & Europe by Hugh Jackman, Zoe Saldana, Emma Thompson, Matt Lucas, StephenFry and David Walliams
Indiana Jones Stunning Original Variety Advert Signed By George Lucas & John WilliamsThis is something special and very rare, it is a must for any film or music fan. It is a first edition ‘foryour consideration’ Variety magazing advert from 1985 for ‘Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom’.It was signed in Los Angeles 1990 by composer John Williams, and then at a private event in 2005,London by George Lucas. It is very hard to get these 2 iconic signatures together on one item.
[MISCELLANEOUS] Arnold, Hugh, & Saint, Lawrence, illustrator. Stained Glass of the Middle Ages in England and France, Black, London, 1925, blue cloth, dustjacket, fifty colour illustrations (including frontispiece, as called for), small quarto (one plate detached; frontispiece almost detached; jacket scratched and creased at spine and with internal paper reinforcement); Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock. Stained Glass Tours in Germany, Austria and the Rhine Lands, first edition, The Bodley Head, London, 1927, blue cloth, colour frontispiece and seventeen black and white plate illustrations (as called for), octavo (jacket with internal paper reinforcement); and seven other assorted works, (9).
[MISCELLANEOUS] Spielmann, M.H., & Layard, G.S. Kate Greenaway, first edition, Black, London, 1905, modern crimson half leather, the spines in compartments gilt with dark green title and author labels, top edges gilt, fifty-three colour plate illustrations (including frontispiece and nursery wall paper endpapers, as called for), further black and white illustrations, 2 pp. publisher's list, quarto; with Menpes, Dorothy. Venice, reprint, Black, London, 1906, full calf gilt armorial prize binding, the spine in compartments, presentation bookplate to front pastedown, 100 paper-protected colour plate illustrations by Mortimer Menpes (including frontispiece, as called for), quarto (upper cover with worn patch); and five other works, (7).
[MISCELLANEOUS]. TOPOGRAPHY & OTHER Headlam, Cecil. The Inns of Court, first edition, Black, London, 1909, crimson cloth gilt, top edges gilt, twenty paper-protected colour plate illustrations by Gordon Home (including frontispiece, as called for), folding sketch-plan at end, 4 pp. publisher's catalogue, octavo; Nicholls, G.F. Cornwall, first edition, Black, London, 1915, grey cloth, twenty paper-protected colour plate illustrations by G.E. Mitton (including frontispiece, as called for), bird's eye view of Fowey Haven, sketch-map at end, octavo; and a further ten assorted volumes, all published by Black, (12).
[CHILDRENS] Louis Wain's Annual 1913, Shaw, London, as dated, pictorial stiff paper covers (spine strip with losses at either end; rubbed), six tipped-in colour plate illustrations (five creased), further text illustrations, period advertisements, quarto; Parkin, Michael. Louis Wain's Edwardian Cats, first edition, Thames & Hudson, London, 1983, boards, dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations throughout, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, square octavo; and three other works of feline interest (Rodney Dale's Louis Wain with damp stained lower board and rear dustjacket), (5).
[CHILDRENS] Carroll, Lewis [Charles Dodgson]. Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, first edition, Macmillan, London, 1872, crimson cloth gilt (very worn; spine strip detached but present; binding almost broken; upper board almost detached), all edges gilt, tissue-guarded frontispiece and further text illustrations by John Tenniel, issue points include 'wade' for 'wabe' on p.21 and no page number on p.98, octavo (gift inscription to front free endpaper verso); with Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, tenth thousand, Macmillan, London, 1867, crimson cloth gilt (very worn; spine strip with loss at base; lower board almost detached; joints split), all edges gilt, tissue-guarded frontispiece and further text illustrations by John Tenniel, octavo (gift inscription to front free endpaper verso), (2). Note: This lot sold with all faults, not subject to return.
[CLASSIC LITERATURE] Jerome, Jerome K. Three Men in a Boat, first edition, second impression, Arrowsmith, Bristol, 1889, blue-grey cloth, title page publisher's address '11 Quay Street', vignette illustrations by A. Frederics, advertisement pastedowns the rear including that for Prince Prigio 'Ready in October', 3 pp. publisher's lists (that for Arrowsmith's Bristol Library comprising forty-one titles), octavo.
[CLASSIC LITERATURE] Dickens, Charles. Bleak House, first edition in book form, two volumes, Bradbury & Evans, London, 1853, full cloth with leather title labels to spine, frontispiece, vignette half title page and a further thirty-eight plate illustrations by H.K. Browne (as called for, including ten 'dark'), p,xvi with five Errata, further issue points include p.19 line 6 'elgble', p.209 line 23 'chair' for 'hair', p.275 line 22 'cousinship', and p.529 line 32 'picter', octavo (plates foxed; some off-setting; joints torn; volume one lacking lower half of spine strip).
[CLASSIC LITERATURE] Dickens, Charles. The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, first edition in book form, Chapman & Hall, London, 1837, half calf, frontispiece, vignette half title page and a further forty-one plate illustrations by R. Seymour and 'Phiz' [H.K. Browne], issue points including half title with 'Tony Weller', p.25 signature 'E', p.260 line 29 has corrected 'holding' for 'hodling', 'Chapter XXVII' on both p.282 and p.299, p.341 lines 1-2 uncorrected 'inbe-licate' for 'inde-licate', p.342 line 5 uncorrected 'S. Veller', octavo (plates foxed and with inner upper corner staining; spine head nicked and torn; frontispiece and half title almost detached; pp.357-368 loose).
[CLASSIC LITERATURE] Carroll, Lewis [Charles Dodgson]. Three Sunsets and Other Poems, first edition, Macmillan, London, 1898, green cloth gilt, all edges gilt, twelve full-page illustrations by E. Gertrude Thomson (including tissue-guarded frontispiece, as called for), the title page blind-stamped 'Presentation Copy', 2 pp. Publisher's list, square octavo (spine strip browned, torn and incomplete; lower board with some staining).
[HISTORY]. WINSTON CHURCHILL Churchill, Winston, War Speeches, six volumes, comprising Into Battle, seventh edition, Cassell, London, 1941; The Unrelenting Struggle, first edition, 1942; The End of the Beginning, first edition, 1943; Onwards to Victory, first edition, 1944; The Dawn of Liberation, first edition, 1945; and Victory, first edition, 1946, each blue cloth, each with dustjacket, plate illustrations, octavo (jackets with varying degrees of wear, generally nicks or chipping at spine ends).
[HISTORY] Carleton, Capt. George. The Memoirs of an English Officer, who serv'd in the Dutch War in 1672 to the Peace of Utrecht, in 1713... , together with a Description of many Cities, Towns, and Countries, in which he resided; their Manners and Customs, as well Religious as Civil... , as also on the Genius of the Spanish People, amongst whom he continued several Years a Prisoner of War... , first edition, for E. Symon, London, 1728, later half calf, octavo.
[HISTORY]. SPAIN Bacon, John Francis. Six Years in Biscay: comprising A Personal Narrative of the Sieges of Bilbao, in June 1835, and Oct. to Dec. 1836, and of the Principal Events which occurred in that City and the Basque Provinces, during the years 1830 to 1837, first edition, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1838, original blind-stamped brown cloth (spine strip torn, with 5.5cm loss at base), folding plan frontispiece (torn, with 60% loss), three (of four) double-spread illustrations, octavo.
[MILITARY & NAVAL] Kennedy, Richard Hartley. Narrative of the Campaign of the Army of the Indus in Sind and Kaubool, in 1838-9, volume one only (of two), first edition, Bentley, London, 1840, original blind-stamped mauve-brown cloth (spine strip torn, with small losses notably at ends), tissue guarded frontispiece and two further illustrations (one plate and one text, as called for), bookplate of John Cave-Browne to front pastedown, octavo.
[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS] Waugh, Evelyn. The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold, A Conversation Piece, first edition, Chapman & Hall, London, 1957, blue cloth, dustjacket (price-clipped), octavo (fore edges lightly foxed; jacket with 1cm upper edge tear, without loss); and Waugh, Evelyn. A Tourist in Africa, first edition, Chapman & Hall, London, 1960, blue boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), frontispiece and further plate illustrations (as called for), octavo (jacket snagged at spine head), (2).
[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS] Wodehouse, P.G. The Inimitable Jeeves, first edition, Jenkins, London, 1923, green cloth, frontispiece lists eleven titles by the same author, octavo (edges of upper board slightly mildewed); Wodehouse, P.G. Heavy Weather, first edition, Jenkins, London, 1933, blue cloth, 8 pp. publisher's list, octavo (spine slightly dulled; joints torn and frayed; spine slightly dulled); Wodehouse, P.G. Cocktail Time, first edition, Jenkins, London, 1958, green cloth, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; Wodehouse, P.G. A Few Quick Ones, first edition, Jenkins, London, 1959, yellow boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; and Wodehouse, P.G. Performing Flea. A Self-Portrait in Letters, first edition, Jenkins, London, 1953, fawn cloth, dustjacket (non price-clipped), portrait frontispiece, octavo (jacket with peripheral chipping, tears, some loss and tape reinforcement), (5).
[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS] Murdoch, Iris. The Nice and the Good, first edition, Chatto & Windus, London, 1968, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; Miller, Henry. Tropic of Cancer, first British edition, Calder, London, 1963, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; Miller, Henry. Tropic of Capricorn, first British edition, Calder, London, 1964, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; Miller, Henry. Quiet Days in Clichy, first British edition, Calder & Boyars, London, 1966, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; Nabokov, Vladimir. Ada, or Ardor: A Family Chronicle, first British edition, Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1969, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo; and Amis, Kingsley. The Riverside Villas Murder, first edition, Cape, London, 1973, boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), octavo, (6).
[MODERN FIRST EDITIONS] Fleming, Ian. Octopussy and The Living Daylights, first edition, Cape, London, 1966, black boards with silver blocking, dustjacket (price-clipped and with inner sellotape reinforcement at head of spine), octavo (ink gift inscription to front blank); with Shute, Nevil. Requiem for a Wren, first edition, Heinemann, London, 1955, crimson cloth, dustjacket (non price-clipped; rubbed over joints; nicked at spine ends and corners), octavo; and James, P.D. An Unsuitable Job for a Woman, first edition, Faber & Faber, London, 1972, blue-green boards, dustjacket (price-clipped, foxed, faded over spine and with peripheral rubbing, nicks and chips), octavo, (3).
[NATURAL HISTORY]. BOTANY & HERBAL MEDICINE Culpeper, Nicholas. The Complete Herbal; to which is added, upwards of One Hundred Additional Herbs, with a display of their Medicinal and Occult Qualities physically applied to the Cure of All Disorders Incident to Mankind: to which are now first annexed the English Physician Enlarged, and Key to Physic... to which is also added Upward of Fifty Choice Receipts, new edition, Kelly, London, 1850, modern green quarter leather, engraved portrait frontispiece, twenty hand-coloured plate illustrations, quarto.
[NATURAL HISTORY]. GARDENING & BOTANY Felton, R. Forester, British Floral Decoration, first edition, Black, London, 1910, decorative dark blue cloth gilt, twelve paper-protected colour plate illustrations (including frontispiece) and fourteen black and white plate illustrations (all as called for), 6 pp. advertisements, small quarto; Flemwell, G. Alpine Flowers and Gardens, first edition, Black, London, 1910, decorative green cloth, top edges gilt, twenty paper-protected colour plate illustrations by the author (including frontispiece, as called for), 8 pp. publisher's list, small quarto; and five other works of related interest (gardens of England with damp affected lower board and associated staining to final 20 pp.), (7).
[CHILDRENS] Lofting, Hugh. Doctor Dolittle, being the History of his peculiar life at home, and astonishing adventures in foreign parts, first edition, Cape, London, 1922, original blind-stamped blue cloth, pictorial silhouette endpapers, thirty full-page and text illustrations by the author (including frontispiece, as called for), octavo (foxed, mainly to edges, fore-edge margins and pages at either end).
[TOPOGRAPHY]. WIVELISCOMBE, SOMERSET Hancock, F. Wifela's Combe. A History of the Parish of Wiveliscombe, first edition, Barnicott & Pearce, The Wessex Press, Taunton, 1911, original green cloth, frontispiece and a further eight plate illustrations (as called for), list of subscribers, octavo.
[TOPOGRAPHY]. KENT & ESSEX Shore, W. Teignmouth. Kent, first edition, Black, London, 1907 (20s. Series), decorative green cloth, top edges gilt, seventy-three paper-protected colour plate illustrations by W. Biscombe Gardner (including frontispiece, as called for), ground plan of Canterbury Cathedral and folding sketch plan of Canterbury (opposite p.116), folding sketch map (at end), quarto; and Moncrieff, A.R. Hope. Essex, first edition, Black, London, 1909 (20s. Series), decorative Vandyke brown cloth, top edges gilt, seventy-five paper-protected colour plate illustrations by L. Burleigh Bruhl (including frontispiece, as called for), folding sketch map (at end), 2 pp. publisher's list, quarto (one plate, opposite p.74, with paper-adhesion marks), (2).
[TOPOGRAPHY]. A. & C. BLACK 7s. 6d. SERIES Varley, Rev. Telford. Winchester, first edition, Black, London, 1910, decorative blue cloth gilt, top edges gilt, twenty-four paper protected colour plate illustrations by Wilfrid Ball (including frontispiece, as called for), 2pp. publisher's list, octavo; and Duckworth, Francis. Chester, first edition, Black, London, 1910, decorative crimson cloth gilt (damp mottled), top edges gilt, twenty paper protected colour plate illustrations by E. Harrison Compton (including frontispiece, as called for), folding plan of Chester (at end), 8 pp. publisher's list, octavo; together with Bradley, A.G. Worcestershire, first edition, 1909; Bradley, A.G. The Wye, first edition, 1910; and Ashdown, Charles. British Castles, first edition, 1911, (5).
[TOPOGRAPHY]. SCOTLAND Moncrieff, A.R. Hope. The Heart of Scotland, first edition, Black, London, 1909, decorative navy blue cloth, top edges gilt, twenty-four paper-protected colour plate illustrations by Sutton Palmer (including frontispiece, as called for), quarto; Masson, Rosaline. Edinburgh, reprint, Black, London, 1907, decorative blue cloth, top edges gilt, twenty-one paper-protected colour plate illustrations by John Fulleylove (including frontispiece, as called for), small quarto (spine slightly dulled; two spots to upper board); and three other works of related interest, (5).
[TOPOGRAPHY] Money, Walter. The History of the Ancient Town and Borough of Newbury, in the County of Berks, first edition, Parker & Co., Oxford & London, 1887, original brown cloth gilt (rubbed; spine ends nicked; joints partially torn), folding plan frontispiece (badly torn but without major loss), folding map, folding plan (both torn, without loss), 8 pp. publisher's list, large octavo; and Harper, Charles G. The Portsmouth Road and its Tributaries: To-day and in Days of Old, first edition, Chapman & Hall, London, 1895, pictorial blue cloth (rubbed), thirty-eight plate illustrations (including frontispiece, as called for), further text illustrations, octavo, (2).
[TRAVEL]. INDIA Penny, F.E. Southern India, first edition, Black, London, 1914 (20s. Series), decorative orange cloth, fifty paper-protected colour plate illustrations by Lady Lawley (including frontispiece, as called for), folding sketch map (at end), 4 pp. publisher's list, quarto (one plate, opposite p.230, folded).
[TRAVEL]. SOUTH AFRICA Kidd, Dudley. The Essential Kafir, first edition, Black, London, 1904, decorative black cloth, top edges gilt, one hundred plate illustrations from photographs by the author (including frontispiece, as called for), folding map (at end), errata slip, 4 pp. publisher's list, quarto (corners knocked).
[TRAVEL]. A. & C. BLACK 7s. 6d. SERIES Bell, Mrs Arthur. Nuremberg, first edition, Black, London, 1905, decorative blue cloth gilt, top edges gilt, twenty paper protected colour plate illustrations by Arthur Bell (including frontispiece, as called for), 4 pp. publisher's list, octavo; Dobson, G. St. Petersburg, first edition, Black, London, 1910, decorative yellow cloth, top edges gilt, the title blind-stamped 'Presentation Copy', sixteen paper protected colour plate illustrations and sixteen black and white plate illustrations by F. De Haenen (including frontispiece, as called for), folding map (at end), octavo; and Grove, H.M. Moscow, first edition, Black, London, 1912, decorative blue cloth gilt, top edges gilt, sixteen paper protected colour plate illustrations and sixteen black and white plate illustrations by F. De Haenen (including frontispiece, as called for), folding plan (at end), octavo; together with Stewart, Hugh. Provincial Russia, first edition, 1913; Gribble, Francis. Geneva, first edition, 1908; Musson, Spencer. La Cote d'Emeraude, first edition, 1912; Musson, Spencer. Around St. Malo, first edition thus, 1917; and Mackenzie, W.M. Pompeii, first edition, 1910, (8).
[TRAVEL]. INDIA Buck, Edward. Simla Past and Present, first edition, Thacker, Spink & Co., Calcutta, 1904, original pictorial bevelled green cloth, decorative endpapers, frontispiece and a further fifty plate illustrations (as called for), folding map, large octavo (spine and peripheries faded and browned; spine blocking visible as uncoloured faint impression only; small hole to lower joint; corners bumped).
[TRAVEL]. MEXICO Stephens, John. Incidents of Travel in Yucatan, first edition, two volumes, Murray, London, 1843, original brown cloth gilt, 124 plate and text illustrations (including frontispieces, as called for), with two further unlisted illustrations in volume two (a plate opposite p.290 and a diagram on p.342), folding map, 4 pp. publisher's list for T. & W. Boone in French and English, octavo (spines worn, with 55% loss to spine strip of vol. 2; vol. 2 frontispiece torn with major loss; plates with heavily browned tissue guards; foxed; vol. 1 pp.17-20 detached; vol. 2 with duplicate copies of pp.133-144 and plate opposite p.134).
[TRAVEL]. AFRICA Stanley, Henry M. In Darkest Africa, or The Quest, Rescue and Retreat of Emin, Governor of Equatoria, first edition, two volumes, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, London, 1890, pictorial brown cloth gilt, thirty-eight plate illustrations (15 + 23, including frontispieces, as called for), further text illustrations, three folding maps (1 + 2), one profile sketch plate, 2 pp. publisher's list, octavo (vol. 1 with damp marked covers and 2.25cm tear at base of spine; vol. 2 with partially torn and frayed lower joint).

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