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RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) - SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT 1880-1969 [A CATALOGUE RAISONNE] A Comparative Review of the Artist's Signed Limited Edition Prints by Keith S Gardner and Nigel D Clark. London, 1986. First edition, 4to, Collector's Edition number 572 of 1500, numerous colour plates, a fine copy in publisher's half blue morocco leather, housed in the original slipcase; [A CATALOGUE RAISONNE] VOLUME TWO Bristol, 1994. First edition, 4to, Dealer's Edition number 502 of 1500 copies for sale, a fine copy in publisher's full blue morocco leather, housed in the original slipcase (2)++Both volumes are fine copies

ARNOLD, MATTHEW & RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) - THE SCHOLAR GIPSY & THYRSIS London, Philip Lee Warner, 1911. First edition illustrated by Flint, 4to, tipped-in colour plates, publisher's gilt-decorated vellum binding; RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - SHADOWS IN ARCADY London, Charles Skilton, 1965. First edition, 4to, number 359 of 450 copies for sale, signed by Flint on final leaf, a fine copy in publisher's black cloth boards with blue cloth spine, housed in the original slipcase; WORKS BY SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT R.A. London, Royal Academy of Arts, 1962. First edition, signed by Flint on front free end-paper, some infrequent light spotting internally, publisher's white cloth binding in fine condition; and 7 others, all with illustrations by Flint (10)++As described - request condition of specific volumes not in listing

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - MINXES ADMONISHED or Beauty Reproved. An Album of Deplorable Caprices Faithfully Narrated & Modestly Embellished by William Russell Flint. Golden Cockerel Press, 1955. First edition, number 202 of 550 copies, illustrated throughout, bound in quarter red morocco leather by Mansell++A very good copy, internally near-fine, binding very good, very slight darkening to spine (no slipcase)

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - MINXES ADMONISHED or Beauty Reproved. An Album of Deplorable Caprices Faithfully Narrated & Modestly Embellished by William Russell Flint. Golden Cockerel Press, 1955. First edition, number 27 of 150 copies bound in full red morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, spine slightly faded, signed by Russell Flint, with 8 extra plates loosely housed in a marbled paper sleeve, original marbled paper slipcase, a very good copy++Book is in very good condition with the spine being slightly faded, the marbled paper sleeve housing the extra 8 plates is rubbed with slight wear at outer corners, the marbled slipcase is rubbed/worn at some extremities

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - BREAKFAST IN PERIGORD London, 1968. First edition, number 512 of 525 copies, signed by Russell Flint, bound in quarter black morocco leather with white canvas boards, illustrated throughout, a near-fine copy, housed in the original maroon slipcase and within the original outer cardboard box. The cardboard box has a pencil inscription by Russell Flint which he has initialled++Fine internally, insignificant handling marks to binding, maroon slipcase in fine condition, overall a near-fine copy in every respect

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - IN PURSUIT London, The Medici Society Ltd, 1969. First edition, number 3 of 150 copies bound in full blue gilt-decorated morocco leather by Mansell, signed by Francis Russell Flint, colour and other plates and illustrations, a fine copy, housed in the original blue cloth slipcase++A fine copy

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - SHADOWS IN ARCADY London, Charles Skilton, 1965. First edition, 4to, number 67 of 450 copies for sale, signed by Flint on final leaf, a fine copy in publisher's black cloth boards with blue cloth spine, housed in the original slipcase ++fine condition internally and externally

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM - IN PURSUIT London, The Medici Society Ltd, 1969. First edition, number 895 of 1000 copies for sale, bound in quarter red morocco leather by Mansell, signed by Francis Russell Flint, colour and other plates and illustrations, a fine copy, with a loose 4-page prospectus for 'The Lisping Goddess', housed in the original blue cloth slipcase and within the original outer cardboard box++A fine copy

CARNE, JOHN - SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND, ASIA MINOR... Illustrated. In a series of views drawn from nature by W.H. Bartlett, William Purser, [and Thomas Allom]. London, Fisher, Son & Co, 1836-1838. First edition, 3 volumes, 4to, fine steel-engraved views, some foxing, half black calf with new spine labels; HUTCHINSON, LUCY - MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF COLONEL HUTCHINSON, GOVERNOR OF NOTTINGHAM CASTLE AND TOWN. London, Longman, 1806. First edition, 4to, plates, title browned, green morocco leather; SUE, EUGENE - THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS. London, Chapman and Hall, 1845-1846. First edition in English, three volumes, royal 8vo, illustrated in text throughout, handsomely bound in later half red morocco leather, spines gilt, a nice set of this very popular novel on the poor and lower classes of Paris; BRASSEY, LADY ANNIE - THE LAST VOYAGE TO INDIA AND AUSTRALIA IN THE 'SUNBEAM'. London, Longmans, 1889. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy from Thomas Brassey (Earl Brassey) the husband of the author, inscribed "Lady Burton from Brassey, In Memoriam", full-page plates, map, and other illustrations, half red calf, rubbed (8) ++as described

RUSSELL FLINT, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) - DRAWINGS London, Collins, 1950. First edition, folio, profusely illustrated, a good copy; THE BOOK OF TOBIT AND THE HISTORY OF SUSANNA. London, Haymarket Press, 1929. Small 4to, limited to 875 copies, tipped-in colour plates, publisher's cream vellum; SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT 1880-1969. London, David & Charles, 1988. First edition thus, de luxe copy number 25 of 500 signed by Susan Russell Flint, oblong 4to, colour and other illustrations, quarter leather with buckram boards, a good copy in the original slipcase; SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT A Precis of Appreciations during Half a Century. London, Charles Skilton, 1963. Large 8vo, number 581 of 750 copies, cream cloth, good; and 16 other volumes by or about Russell Flint, with plates and illustrations - a good lot (20)++As described, condition of the 19 volumes varied but is generally good to very good. Please request details on specific volumes if required

HIRST, DAMIEN - FREEZE [ART EXHIBITION CATALOGUE] London, Canary Wharf Ltd, 1988. First edition, 4to, illustrated throughout, original bronze-coloured laminated cover. 'Freeze' was an exhibition conceived and primarily-organised by Hirst, with other students from Goldsmith College, which became the inaugural showing of the YBA (Young British Artists). It was held in an empty London Port Authority building at Surrey Docks, in July 1988. The high-quality catalogue was designed by Tony Arefin and it includes an essay by art critic Ian Jeffrey. Slight rolling of lamination to front lower corner, but a good copy of this scarce and important catalogue++Slight rolling of lamination to front lower corner, but a good copy of this scarce and important catalogue

STEARN, WILLIAM T & BLUNT, WILFRED - THE AUSTRALIAN FLOWER PAINTINGS OF FERDINAND BAUER London, Basilisk Press, 1976. First edition number 150 of 515 copies, elephant folio, 25 fine colour mounted plates, maps, a handsomely-produced work in the publisher's quarter green morocco with marbled boards and vellum tips to corners, contained in the publisher's quarter black morocco chemise. Some faint staining to a few text leaves and four plates with very slight cockling, but otherwise a very good copy of a beautiful book

[ARCHAEOLOGY] - WHIMSTER, D C - THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF SURREY London, Methuen, 1931. First edition, plates; VULLIAMY, C E - THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF MIDDLESEX AND LONDON Methuen, 1930. First edn, plates; JESSUP, R F - THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF KENT Methuen, 1930. First edn, plates; and 21 other volumes by various authors, all relating to archaeology and antiquities. A good and interesting collection (24)

[BOWLES, THOMAS GIBSON] - THE VANITY FAIR ALBUM a Show of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Judges, and Men of The Day with Biographical and Critical Notices. London, Vanity Fair Office [1869]. Volume 1, third edition, folio, 48 coloured caricature plates, green cloth; EXAMPLES OF THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE VICTORIAN AGE. London, Darton & Hodge, 1862. First edition, folio, coloured and tinted lithograph plates including some views, half calf, internal damp-staining, binding and text block are warped, but very scarce. Sold as a collection of plates, w.a.f. (2)++See description. Sold as a collection of plates, w.a.f.

COMBE, WILLIAM & ROWLANDSON, THOMAS - THE TOUR OF DOCTOR SYNTAX IN SEARCH OF THE PICTURESQUE [London, R Ackermann, 1815]. Fifth edition, 8vo, hand-coloured frontispiece and engraved title, plus 29 coloured plates (complete), no printed title page, final plate torn and loose, last 2 leaves of text torn/repaired, half calf; SURTEES, ROBERT SMITH - HANDLEY CROSS Or Mr Jorrocks Hunt. London, Bradbury and Evans, 1854. First edition, 8vo, 17 hand-coloured plates by John Leech, illustrations in text, half-calf, rubbed; and 2 copies of Fisher's Drawing Room Scrapbook for 1836 and 1844, 4to, both with steel-engraved plates and embossed bindings (4)++As described, sold w.a.f.

KNIGHT, CHARLES (EDITOR) - OLD ENGLAND A Pictorial Museum of Regal, Ecclesiastical, Municipal, Baronial, and Popular Antiquities. London, James Sangster & Co, no date [circa 1860s]. Two volumes, folio, colour plates by Leighton Brothers, woodcut illustrations, publisher's red gilt-embossed cloth; LORNE, MARQUIS OF - V.R.I. HER LIFE AND EMPIRE. London, Harmsworth Bros, [1901]. First edition, small folio, profusely illustrated, a bright copy in publisher's blue cloth; plus 6 others comprising 4 volumes of the Art Journal (for 1847, 1849, 1852, 1853) with engraved plates, a Victorian photo album, and box of loose photographs (9)++Internally generally good and bindings good with minor soiling rubbing or other minor faults

BUTTERWORTH, EDWIN & TAIT, ARTHUR FITZWILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) - VIEWS ON THE MANCHESTER & LEEDS RAILWAY London, Tait, 1845. First edition, folio, lithographic title and 19 fine lithograph plates, 34pp of text, all as called for, minor light spotting but the plates (which are frequently heavily spotted/foxed) are generally clean and fresh in this copy. Publisher's blue cloth, gilt armorial to upper board, a good copy++as described

NANSEN, FRIDTJOF - IN NORTHERN MISTS - ARCTIC EXPLORATION IN EARLY TIMES London, Heinemann, 1911. First edition, two volumes, 4to, coloured frontispieces tipped in plus black and white illustrations in the text, original blue cloth, gilt spine titles, upper covers with a gilt vignette (2)

[BINDINGS] - WESLEY, JOHN - THE JOURNAL OF THE REV JOHN WESLEY Edited by Nehemiah Curnock. London, Culley & Kelly, [1909]. Royal 8vo, vols 1 & 2 (other vols were not yet published), presented to Violet Asquith, daughter of H H Asquith (Prime Minister), on the opening of Wesley House and The Kingsway Institute on Dec 6th 1911, with presentation bookplate and loose programme of the opening, finely bound by Riviere & Son in green morocco, gilt panelled boards and spines; MILTON, JOHN - THE POETICAL WORKS (ALDINE EDITION) London, William Pickering, 1832. 3 volumes (complete), small 8vo, handsomely bound in dark red morocco, gilt armorial devices of Pembroke College Cambridge; WATTS, ALARIC - LYRICS OF THE HEART London, Longman, 1851. First edition, 8vo, engravings, finely bound by Hayday in green morocco, boards with gilt borders, spine elaborately gilt; HERBERT, GEORGE - THE POETICAL WORKS Illustrated. London, James Nisbet, 1865. Small 4to, wood engravings, bound by Suttaby of London in brown morocco over bevelled boards, some wear; and another (8)

NANSEN, FRIDTJOF - THE FIRST CROSSING OF GREENLAND London, Longmans, 1890. First English edition, two volumes, 8vo, plates and illustrations, silver pictorial cloth, worn at extremities. Having sailed through the waters surrounding Greenland in 1882, Nansen returned six years later where, accompanied by five others, he made the first crossing of Greenland from east to west. His detailed account includes lengthy discussions on equipment and preparations, and ethnographic information on the Eskimo, as well as the scientific results (2)++Some repairs on folds of maps, short tear to top of spine vol 2, corners worn

CHAILLU, PAUL B DE - LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN: SUMMER AND WINTER JOURNEYS THROUGH SWEDEN, NORWAY, LAPLAND AND NORTHERN FINLAND With descriptions of the Inner Life of the People, their Manners and Customs, the Primitive Antiquities etc. London, John Murray, 1881. First English edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, illustrations, folding coloured map in pocket at rear (some tears along folds, but the map is often missing), pictorial cloth, rubbed, some wear and spots; PAYER, JULIUS - NEW LANDS WITHIN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE Narrative of the Discoveries of the Austrian Ship "Tegetthoff" in the Years 1872-1874. London, Macmillan, 1876. First English edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, coloured frontispiece, profusely illustrated, two double-page maps, blue gilt cloth, spines faded, wear to extremities; NANSEN, FRIDTJOF - FARTHEST NORTH Being the record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship Fram 1893-96 and of a Fifteen Months' Sleigh Journey by Dr. Nansen and Lieut. Johansen. London, George Newnes, 1898. First English edition, two volumes, 8vo, colour plate and numerous black and white plates, map mostly missing, publisher's cloth, upper boards badly stained (6)

[TRAVEL & EXPLORATION] TSCHIFFELEY, A F - TSCHIFFELY'S RIDE. BEING THE ACCOUNT OF 10,000 MILES IN THE SADDLE THROUGH THE AMERICAS FROM ARGENTINA TO WASHINGTON DC. London, William Heinemann, 1932. Very rare Proof Copy of the English First Edition, 8vo, photographic illustrations, original blue paper covers (faded and rubbed, wear to extremities); SHACKLETON, EDWARD - ARCTIC JOURNEYS (1937). First edition, 8vo, cloth with original worn wrapper; CATLIN, GEORGE - RAMBLES AMONG THE INDIANS London, Gall & Inglis, undated (late 19th C). 8vo, illustrations, pictorial cloth, rubbed; PRESCOTT, W H - THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO Illustrated by Keith Henderson. London, Chatto & Windus, 1922. First edition thus, 2 vols, 4to, illustrated throughout, very good in original red cloth; TYNDALL, JOHN - THE GLACIERS OF THE ALPS Being a Narrative of Excursions and Ascents. London, Longmans, 1906. 8vo, illustrations, red cloth; and 18 others, mainly late 19th/early 20th century (24)

WARREN, F E - THE ANTIPHONARY OF BANGOR AN EARLY IRISH MANUSCRIPT IN THE AMBROSIAN LIBRARY AT MILAN London, Harrison & Sons, 1893 & 1895. First edition, two volumes, folio, contains a complete facsimile of the manuscript in black and white full-page photographs, black cloth with gilt armorials to boards, top edge of vol 2 uncut, very good and a rare set; DAVIDSON, DAVID - THE COMPREHENSIVE FAMILY BIBLE London, Blackie & Son, 1860. Folio, engravings, full black diced calf, spine gilt, minor wear to extremities but good; AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE HOLY BIBLE Stafford, Nicholas Boden, 1772. Folio, title with long tear, engravings, original boards with old re-back, a scarce imprint; and three other 19th century Bibles (7)

CARROLL, LEWIS - THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE London, Macmillan, 1892. Twenty-first Thousand, 8vo, woodcuts, good in the original green pictorial cloth, rubbed; RAFTER, CAPTAIN M - THE GUARDS OR THE HOUSEHOLD TROOPS OF ENGLAND London, Clarke, Beeton & Co, [c.1850]. 12mo, plates, publisher's blue cloth; KINNS, SAMUEL - MOSES AND GEOLOGY or, The Harmony of The Bible with Science. London, Cassell, 1882. Second edition, 8vo, coloured frontispiece of the skeletons of an "ichthyosaurus and plesiosaurus" (top blank margin frayed), numerous illustrations, publisher's cloth with gilt skeletons to upper board; and approx 60 other volumes, mainly 19th century, a good range of interesting subjects (63)

DIGBY, SIR KENELM - A LATE DISCOURSE MADE IN A SOLEMNE ASSEMBLY OF NOBLES AND LEARNED MEN AT MONTPELLIER IN FRANCE Touching the Cure of Wounds by the Powder of Sympathy; with Instructions how to make the said Powder; whereby many other Secrets of Nature are unfolded. London, R Lownes, 1658. First edition, 12mo, lacking A1 blank as often (title is A2), collation as per the British Library copy, final advert leaf, title repaired to outer margin and cropped a little close at the head, 19th century half calf re-backed retaining the spine, surface wear to boards. Digby had a strong interest in astrology and alchemy which he studied in the 1630's with Van Dyck. His 'Powder of Sympathy' in the title referred to the manufacture of a powder using astrological techniques which was then applied, not to the injury of the body, but to whatever had caused the injury - for example the point of a sword. ESTC R27859++As described, pages lightly browned/toned, early 18th century manuscript annotation to rear blank end-paper, faint early signature to title, new endpapers

DRUMMOND, REVD. GEORGE HAY - THE PSALMS OF DAVID for the Use of Parish Churches the Words Selected from the Version of Tate & Brady by the Revd. George Hay Drummond the Music Selected Adapted & Composed by Edward Miller. London, W Miller, [1790]. First edition, 4to, 142 pages of copper engraved music with decorative title/dedication pages, this copy complete with the final 4-page addenda (apparently not present in the British Library copy, and often missing), contemporary tree-calf, hinges internally reinforced, vertical cracking to spine. ESTC T167785, scarce; [FOULIS PRESS] BURNET, GILBERT - A TREATISE CONCERNING THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION...TO WHICH IS ADDED, A DISCOURSE ON MIRACLES, BY JOHN LOCKE Glasgow, Robert Foulis, 1743. 12mo, the 'Discourse on Miracles' with its own title-page and pagination, calf with inner hinges reinforced, ESTC N24007, scarce, only 3 locations (in N America) recorded outside of Britain; and 5 other Theological/related works including two by John Bunyan, 18th-19th c. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (7) ++PSALMS OF DAVID - internally very good and clean, hinges internally reinforced and joints cracked, vertical cracking to spine, corners of boards repaired FOULIS PRESS - internally good, hinges internally reinforced and joints cracked

BYRON, GEORGE GORDON, LORD - THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD BYRON In Five Volumes. London, John Murray, 1817. First collected edition of Byron's works, 8vo; together with the additional volumes of his works published by Murray in subsequent years: Vol 6 (1818) Vol 7 (1819) Vol 8 (1820) Vol 9 and Vol 10 (1823); BYRON, LORD - DON JUAN Cantos I-XVI (complete). London, Thomas Davison & John Hunt, 1821-1824. First and early editions, 8vo, 6 volumes bound in 3, Cantos I-V are published by Davidson with dated title pages of 1823 (Cantos I-II) and 1821 (Cantos III-V), thereafter the publishing is by John Hunt, as usual, with dated title pages of 1823 (Cantos VI-VIII, IX-XI, XII-XIV) and 1824 (Cantos XV-XVI). A scarce collection, together 16 volumes in 13, handsomely and uniformly bound in half diced calf, spines elaborately gilt, marbled boards with some rubbing (13)

WILBERFORCE, ROBERT ISAAC; WILBERFORCE, SAMUEL - THE LIFE OF WILLAM WILBERFORCE, BY HIS SONS London, John Murray, 1838. First edition, 5 volumes, 8vo, frontispieces, facsimiles, etc, 19th century half black calf and marbled boards, library labels to spine bases; [MAXWELL, W. H.] - LIFE MILITARY AND CIVIL OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON...By an Old Soldier. London, Henry Bohn, 1852. First edition, 8vo, 16 engravings (complete) of portraits, battles (including Waterloo), maps, etc. 19th century green calf and marbled boards, library label to base of spine; THE ROYAL KALENDER AND COURT AND CITY REGISTER For England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Colonies, for the year 1852. London, Suttaby, [1852]. Thick 8vo, missing leaf/leaves after p468, 19th century red morocco; and 2 other 19th c books. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (7)++As per description, w.a.f.

BUTLER, JOSEPH - THE ANALOGY OF RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED, TO THE CONSTITUTION AND COURSE OF NATURE To which are added two brief dissertations: I. Of personal identity. II. Of the nature of virtue. London, James, John and Paul Knapton, 1736. First edition, 4to, bound without the half-title, contemporary tree-calf, re-backed with red title label. Butler's magnum opus, described by Sir James Mackintosh as "The most original and profound work extant in any language on the philosophy of religion". ESTC T67971. Printing and the Mind of Man 193; MOSHEIM, JOHN LAWRENCE - AN ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY ANCIENT AND MODERN Translated...by Archibald Maclaine. Glasgow, Blackie & Son, 1839. Two volumes (complete), 8vo, engraved frontispiece to vol 1, half brown calf with gilt spines; and two other 18th and 19thc works. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (5)++BUTLER, bound without the half-title, p31 torn to bottom margin and with mark where tape removed, not affecting text, and small burn-hole to same leaf affecting one letter only on verso, otherwise a fresh and clean copy MOSHEIM internally good, attractive bindings, spines a little rubbed

LUTHER, MARTIN - A COMMENTARY ON ST. PAUL'S EPISTLE TO THE GALATIONS London, M Lewis, 1760. Folio, contemporary calf, extensive 18th century manuscript annotations to the front blank end-papers and the verso of the title; CAVE, WILLIAM - ANTIQUITATES APOSTOLICAE Or The History of the Lives, Acts and Martyrdoms of the Holy Apostles of our Saviour And the Two Evangelists, SS. Mark and Luke. London, R Norton, 1676. First separate edition, folio, frontispiece, double page 'Tree of Faith' plate, numerous other engravings in the text, contemporary calf with some loss to spine and joints weak; TAYLOR, JEREMY - THE GREAT EXEMPLAR, London, James Flesher for Richard Royston, 1653. Second edition, folio, additional engraved title, folding engraved plates, contemporary calf with buckram over the spine. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (3)++LUTHER - 18thc manuscript annotations to front blank endpapers and verso of title, occasional internal light spotting but good internally, full calf, joints cracked but firm, some wear but good overall CAVE - occasional light browning, few leaves with small marginal stain, lower portion of spine missing, joints cracked and upper board holding by 3 cords TAYLOR - internal occasional marks and light browning, folding plates, full contemporary calf but with buckram added over the spine, black leather title label with gilt lettering

[GREAT 'HE' BIBLE, THE EXTREMELY RARE FIRST EDITION FIRST ISSUE OF THE KING JAMES 1611 FOLIO BIBLE] - THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTEYNING THE OLD TESTAMENT, AND THE NEW. Newly Translated out of the Originall Tongues & with the former Translations diligently Compared and Revised by His Maiesties Speciall Commandement, Appointed to be read in Churches. London: Robert Barker, 1611. Royal folio (15.75 x 10.25 in.; 40 x 26 cms). Lacks the first title and 6 prelim leaves as well as K3-K4 in the N.T., and the final leaf Z6, this copy issued without the genealogical tables and map (inserted before Genesis in some copies), some damp-staining and soiling in parts, lower right-hand corner of leaves are generally thinned/creased and sometimes torn or repaired, occasionally with loss of some text, title page to the New Testament present and within a woodcut compartment, spine has gone and stitching broken with some signatures now loose, boards detached and all leather now missing. A substantially complete copy, the main body of text lacking just the 3 leaves in the New Testament. [Full condition report available on request]. The editio princeps of the King James, or Royal, version of the Bible, "the only literary masterpiece ever to have been produced by a committee". It was royally commissioned, in the hopes of reconciling conflicts between the Bishops' Bible, officially read in services, and the Geneva Bible, much more popular among the laity, but mistrusted within much of the Church hierarchy as being aggressively radical, especially in its annotations. Two editions or impressions of the lectern-size King James Bible were printed close together, and their relative priorities were long disputed. They are most easily distinguished as the "He" Bible and "She" Bible, according to their readings at Ruth 3:15. The first edition/first impression, as here, ends "and he went into the citie", whilst the later version reads "and she went". The following errors are also present in our copy, conforming to other known 'He' Bibles (see Darlow and Moule/Herbert: Historical Catalogue of the Printed Editions of the English Bible, ref 309): Exodus xiv. 10 has three lines repeated; Genesis x. 16 has 'Emorite' for 'Amorite'; Exodus xxxviii. 11 has 'hoopes' for 'hookes'; Lev. xiii. 56 has 'plaine' for 'plague'; headline on Gggg2 b has 'Joel' for 'Micah' (with old manuscript correction); Xxxx3 b has 'Ecclesiasticus' for 'Baruch'; headline on Iiii6 a has 'Anocrynha' for 'Apocrypha'. Provenance: from the library of St John's College, Nottingham (founded as the London College of Divinity in 1863, and with their 19th century bookplate to front board)

BUDGE, E.A. WALLIS - THE BOOK OF THE DEAD - THE PAPYRUS OF ANI IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. The Egyptian Text with Interlinear Transliteration and Translation, a Running Translation, Introduction, Etc. British Museum, 1895. First edition, large 4to, text in English and Egyptian hieroglyphics. Contemporary green half leather, cloth boards. This work was published to accompany the facsimile of the papyrus of Ani, which was published 5 years previously. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham++Internally good, green leather rubbed at the extremities

[JUDAISM/HEBREW] SURENHUIS, WILLEM - MISCHNA Sive Totius Hebraeorum Juris, Rituum, Antiquitatum, ac Legum Oralium Systema, Cum Clarissimorum Rabbinorum Maimonidis & Bartenorae Commentariis Integris. Amsterdam, G & J Borstius, 1698-1703. First edition, large folio, 6 volumes bound in 3, engraved frontispieces, engraved plates (some folding), titles in red and black with woodcut devices, half calf with marbled boards, rebacked, housed in 3 solander boxes. The monumental bilingual Surenhusius edition, offering the six books (Orders) of the Mishna in Hebrew text, for the first time with Latin translation in parallel columns. Scarce, especially in this condition. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (3)++Internally some occasional spotting, but overall a very good fresh copy of this rare 6-volume set, the bindings have been re-backed but are sound, some rubbing/minor wear, plate images are strong and clear. The 6 volumes are bound in 3, the 3 books each being housed in a brown solander box

[THE FIRST FOLIO OF MILL'S GREEK NEW TESTAMENT] MILL, JOHN - NOVUM TESTAMENTUM.... Oxford, Sheldonian Theatre, 1707. First edition, large thick folio, half-title, fine engraved frontispiece, title with copper-plate engraving of the Sheldonian, text in Latin and Greek, engraved chapter headings and initial letters, full 18th century calf re-backed and retaining the original spine, housed in a solander box. The much-lauded and scarce first edition of Mill's work, which took 30 years to complete - Mill died just a fortnight after its publication. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham++Text generally clean and fresh, multiple blank leaves bound in at the front and rear, spine rubbed

[PRESENTED BY THE AUTHOR] WYCLIFFE, JOHN & LEWIS, JOHN - THE NEW TESTAMENT....Translated out of the Latin Vulgat by John Wiclif... To which is Præfixt a History of the several translations of the H. Bible and N. Testament, &c. into English. London Thomas Page and William Mount, 1731. First edition, folio, two parts bound in one, both parts with separate titles and pagination, engraved portrait frontispiece to first part, folding engraved plate depicting the frontispiece of Cranmer's Bible, portrait of Wycliffe as frontispiece to second part, full panelled calf with buckram added over the spine. ESTC T95000, scarce. "The earliest printed edition of Wycliffe's version of the New Testament, only 160 copies .. were issued" (Darlow & Moule). Our copy has the added interest of having been presented by the author John Lewis - the front free end-paper has a manuscript note within a ruled square as follows: "The Gift of the Author to his Worthy Friend Mr Edward Steel of BROMLEY, Painter 1731". Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham++some light internal spotting

WESTLAKE, HERBERT FRANCIS - WESTMINSTER ABBEY The Church, Convent, Cathedral and College of St. Peter Westminster. London, Philip Allan, 1923. First edition, 2 volumes, large 4to, Limited Edition number 21 of 25 fine paper copies, signed by the author, numerous plates with captioned tissue guards, rubricated initials, original publisher's bindings of green boards with cloth spines and printed labels, a well-margined copy. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (2)++good both internally and extrernally

[HISTORY & THEOLOGY] - HOOKER, RICHARD - THE WORKS London, J Best, 1662. Folio, wanting the portrait and additional engraved title, printed title present, calf, lacks label; JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS - THE GENUINE WORKS Translated from the original Greek, according to Havercamp's accurate edition Together with proper notes, By William Whiston. Dublin, R Reilly, 1741. First Dublin edition, 5 volumes (of 5), 8vo, frontispieces, folding plates and maps, calf, some boards detached, lacks labels. ESTC N30625, scarce; PLUTARCH - LIVES translated from the original Greek, with notes critical and historical, and a new life of Plutarch. By John Langhorne and William Langhorne. Dublin, T Ewing, 1771. 5 volumes (of 5), 8vo, calf, first volume lacking upper board, some boards detached; and 27 others mainly 18th century including books of Common Prayer. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (34)++sold as seen, with all faults

HAMMOND, HENRY - A PARAPHRASE AND ANNOTATIONS UPON ALL THE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT London, Richard Royston, 1681. Fifth edition, folio, engraved frontispiece (loose), title with large engraving, calf, joints cracked, worn, with areas of calf missing to upper board, housed in a solander box; TILLOTSON, JOHN & HENRY, D - TWENTY DISCOURSES on the most important subjects; carefully abridged, from the works of Archbishop Tillotson... by D. Henry. London, D Henry and R Cave, 1763. Second edition, 8vo, rebound in brown cloth; BEDFORD, HILKIAH - A VINDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND London, W.B. for R Wilkin, 1710. First edition, 8vo, brown cloth; and 6 other Theology works, 17th-19th century. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (9)++sold as seen, with all faults

WIED, HERMANN VON (ARCHBISHOP-ELECTOR OF COLOGNE) - A SIMPLE, AND RELIGIOUS CONSULTATION of vs Herman by the grace of God Archebishop of Colone, and prince Electour. [et] c. by what meanes a Christian reformation, and founded in Gods worde, of doctrine, administration of the deuine sacramentes, of ceremonies, and the hole cure of soules, and other ecclesiastical ministeries may be begon among men committed to our pastorall charge, vntil the Lorde graunt a better to be appoynted either by a free, and Christian cou[n]sayle, general, or national, or elles by the states of the empire of the natio[n] of Germanie, gathered together in the holye Gost. [London], Imprinted in the yere of our Lorde. 1547. The .xxx. of October. I[ohn]. D[aye]. First edition in English, small 8vo, lacks title and a8 (reverse woodcut of The Last Supper) both supplied in facsimile, otherwise complete and collates as per the British Library copy, extensive early underlining and marginal annotations which add to the charm of the book, some words rubricated, rebound (inappropriately) in modern garish red leather, new end-papers. Colophon reads: Imprinted at London by Iohn Daye dwellyng in Sepulchres paryshe at the sygne of the Resurrection a lytle aboue Houlbourne Conduyt. ESTC S103980, scarce. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham++as described

CRANMER, THOMAS (ARCHBISHOP) - AN ANSWER OF THE MOST REUEREND FATHER IN GOD THOMAS ARCHEBYSHOP OF CANTERBURYE, primate of all Englande and metropolitane vnto a crafty and sophisticall cauillation deuised by Stephen Gardiner doctour of law, late byshop of Winchester, agaynst the trewe and godly doctrin of the moste holy sacrament of the body and bloud of our sauiour Iesu Christe. [London], Anno M.D.LI. [1551] Imprinted at London by Reynolde Wolfe, with the Kyng his moste gracious priuilege. Folio, first edition, lacking final blank leaf, errata leaf bound after preface, some heavy spotting and soiling with 1-1.5 inch repaired holes (with loss of text) from signatures U through Dd, inner marginal water-staining, bound in recent brown calf. ESTC S107276. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham++as described, plus sigs A-C with inner margin paper repairs occasionally affecting text, bottom right-hand corner of leaves S6 and EE6 torn away and repaired

PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H - HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO London, Richard Bentley, 1843. First edition, 3 vols, 8vo, frontispiece to each volume, maps and plates, contemporary calf with double labels to spines; GOLDSMITH, OLIVER - THE HISTORY OF GREECE London, R Baldwin, 1809. 10th edition, 2 vols, 8vo, worn calf; and 13 others mainly 19thC history volumes, w.a.f. Provenance: St John's College, Nottingham (18)++PRESCOTT - Internally good, bindings sound GOLDSMITH - internally fair, spines and joints worn with some loss GOLDSMITH - internally fair, spines and joints worn with some loss

An assorted collection of Harry Potter related items to include; hardback first edition of Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix & normal issue & hardback Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Also to include full shop display box of Gacha Tomy collectable figures. 

MILNE A. A : Winnie The Pooh. First Edition 1926.  Decs. & illus. by E. H. Shepard. Original green cloth gilt decorated boards. Illustrated end papers with map of Hundred Acre Wood. Some page waving, generally good. Rare. Measures 19.5 cm high and 13 cm wide.

Original Colin Paynton Don Quixote and Sancho Panza first edition oil on canvas painting 90 x 67 cm

70s ROCK LPs. Essential albums once more with over 70 x LPs. Artists/titles include Grand Funk - We're An American Band (US gold coloured vinyl), The Band - The Last Waltz (3WS 3146), Steppenwolf inc. S/T (DS-50029), The Second and At Your Birthday Party, The Rascals, Raspberries, The Guess Who inc. Shakin' All Over (US Scepter original SPS 533 stereo - great Ex+/Ex condition with orignial company inner), Mark Farner, The Charlie Daniels Band - Fire On The Mountain (Half speed mastered audiophile pressing), Bread, Bob Scaggs, Chuck Berry, Emmylou Harris, Janis Ian, Melanie, The Stone Poneys, Willie Nelson and Kenny Rogers & The First Edition. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+. Mainly US pressings.

60s ARTISTS - LPs. Wicked collection of over 80 x LPs. Artists/titles include If You Go Away: Jacques Brel Is Alive And Singing In Paris, Marianne Faithfull - Faithfull Forever, Ohio Express, Gary Puckett And The Union Gap - Incredible, Astrud Gilberto, The First Edition, Tommy Roe, Yehudi Menuhin and Ravi Shankar, The Royal Guardsmen, Della Reese, The Mamas & The Papas, Bobbi Martin - I Love You So, PJ Proby - Phenomenon, The Moody Blues, Lou Christie - Lightnin' Strikes, The Checkmates Ltd, Teen Scene, The Swingers, Heavy Hits, Dusty Springfield and Vicki Benet. Condition can range from VG to Ex+. Mainly US pressings.

60s ARTISTS - LPs. Another shakin' collection of over 80 x LPs. Artists/titles include The Box Tops - The Letter/Neon Rainbow (BELL 6011), The Young Rascals - S/T, Tommy James And The Shondells (R 25344), Bee Gees inc. Idea, 1st, Rare Precious & Beautiful and Horizontal, Lou Rawls - Live!, Tiny Tim, The First Edition, The Monkees, The Brothers Four, Bobbie Gentry, Dionne Warwick, Brian Hyland, The Executives, Smith, Louis & Keely, Peaches & Herb and Teddy Greaves. Condition can range from VG to Ex+. Mainly US pressings.

60s ARTISTS - LPs. Another shakin' collection of over 80 x LPs. Artists/titles include Nancy Sinatra inc. In London (R 6221), Nancy (ST-91669), Nancy & Lee (RS 6273), Sugar, Boots, How Does That Grab You and Movin' With Nancy, The Stone Poneys - Evergreen Vol 2, David Jones, Marianne Faithfull, Mitch Ryder, Gary Puckett And The Union Gap, Lulu, The Box Tops, The Cyrkle, The First Edition, The Vogues, Johnny Bond, We Five, The Grass Roots, The Four Seasons, Daddy Dewdrop, Kenny O'Dell, Billy Joe Royal, England's Greatest Hitmakers and Lainie Kazan. Condition can range from VG to Ex+. Mainly US pressings.

PEARL JAM - TWENTY (US 3 x LP COLOURED VINYL). The hugely limited edition 3 x coloured LP from the Seattle rockers (88697 96035 1). The records (marbled red, blue and green) have not been played and are catalogued as Mint. The sleeve is in Ex+ condition with a little creasing on the opening edge of the reverse. Housed with the original plastic shrink - we are the first people to have opened this as we needed to check the colour of the records; the catalogue number on the spine was in dictating this could have been the 'glow in the dark' edition.

Anon [Combe (William)], Doctor Syntax In Paris: Or, A Tour in search of the Grotesque, first edition, W. Wright, [London] 1820, viii, 318pp, 26 full-page hand-coloured caricatural plates, title-page with conforming vignette, late Victorian/early Edwardian quarter-green morocco and marbled boards, marbled endpapers en suite, gilt-embossed title and sprigs of acorn in raised banding, 4to

Anon [Papworth (John Buonarotti)], Poetical Sketches of Scarborough: Illustrated by Twenty-one Engravings of Humourous (sic) Subjects, Coloured from Original Designs, Made Upon the Spot by J. Green, and Etched by T. Rowlandson, first edition, R. Ackermann, London 1813, [vi], xvi, 215pp, full-page caricatural aquatint plates, later 20th century quarter-calf and green buckram, gilt-embossed titling to spine, 8vo

Anon [Thornton (Alfred)], The Adventures of a Post Captain: By a Naval Officer, With Characteristic Engravings by Mr. Williams, first edition, J. Johnston, Cheapside [...], London [1817 - 1818], [vi], 282pp, [ii], hand-coloured aquatint title-piece and 24 hand-coloured aquatint full-page caricature plates after Charles Williams (d. 1830), relaid contemporary speckled calf spine and boards, the latter gilt-embossed with triple-fillet and trailing foliage to angles, the black with raised banded compartments gilt-embossed with pimpernels and further foliage, black leather labels, AEG, 20th century marbled endpapers, 8vo

Children's Books - The Sleeping Beauty and other fairy tales, From the Old French, retold by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, illuftrated (sic) by Edmund Dulac, Hodder and Stoughton, New York and London, [1910], illustrated with tipped-in colour plates, monochrome line engraved sub-title pieces and vignettes, [xvi], 129pp, [ii], contemporary faux 'morocco' oxblood buckram as issued, gilt embossed in the 18th century French taste with rococo scrollwork and allegorical putti, the front board titled, spine conforming, Brentano's of New York label, 4to; Hawthorne (Nathaniel), Tanglewood Tales, Illustrated by Edmund Dulac, first edition, Hodder and Stoughton, London 1938, 222pp, tipped-in colour plates, pictorial buckram and endpapers as issued, after the Ancient Greek, small 4to, [2]

Egan (Pierce), Life in London; Or, The Day and Night Scenes of Jerry Hawthorn, Esq., and His Elegant Friends Corinthian Tom, Accompanied By Bob Logic, The Oxonian, In Their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis, first edition, second issue, Sherwood, Neely and Jones, London 1821, xvi (archive repair to title-page), 376pp, 34 hand-coloured caricatural full-page aquatint plates after George Cruikshank (1792 - 1878) and 3 three-fold pull-out music sheet plates, contemporary quarter-calf and marbled boards, the spine embossed with foliate bosses within double-gilt banded compartments, black leather title label, reinforced contemporary marbled endpapers, 19th century ink MS ownership inscriptions to title-page, 8vo

Egan (Pierce), The Life of an Actor [...], first edition, C.S. Arnold, London 1825, xvi, 272pp, hand-coloured title-piece and 26 hand-coloured full-page caricatural aquatint plates after Theodore Lane (1800 - 1828), later 20th century quarter-calf and marbled boards, gilt-titled green morocco labels to spine, later yellow endpapers, short 4to

Local Interest - Sale Catalogue - Humbert & Flint:~ The Drayton Manor Estate, Warwickshire and Staffordshire: Key Plan, By Order of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., with the assent of the Trustees, second edition, October 1909, comprising the first and second portions, pull-out chromolithographic estate and land maps, printed paper covers, floppy medium folios; another, second portion, [3]

Travel - Greece - Geil (William Edgar), The Isle That is Called Patmos, first and presumably only edition, A.J. Rowland, Philadelphia 1897, xii, [ii], 195pp, contemporary pictorial buckram as issued, square 4to

European History - Scott (Sir Walter), The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte [...], first edition, nine-volume set bound as six, Ballantyne and Co., Edinburgh 1827, pasted with illustrative engravings by an owner throughout, full contemporary gilt tooled calf (relayed), marbled endpapers, Plain Armorial bookplate: Benjamin Dickson F.T.C.D., 12mo; the second edition, nine-volume set, quarter-dark purple morocco and marbled boards, 12mo; Forsyth (William), History of the Captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena [...], three-volume set, John Murray, London 1853, contemporary green buckram; Alison (Sir Archibald, Bart), History of Europe, From the Fall of Napoleon [...] to the Accession of Louis Napoleon [...], three-volume set, William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh 1852 - 1854, contemporary maroon buckram, armorial bookplate: William Blair Esqr of Blair, ink MS ownership inscription: Captain Muir of Blair August 1864, some marginalia, 8vo; Uvedale (Mr), The Memoirs of Philip de Comines [...], volume I only, John Phillips, London 1712, full contemporary calf, inscribed paper title label to spine, 12mo; other early 18th century and later odd volumes of history, various; Thiers (M.A.), The History of the French Revolution, Translated [...] by Frederick Shoberl, third edition, volumes II, IV and V only, Richard Bentley, London 1846, Edwardian half-red pebble morocco and marbled boards binding by Bumpus Ltd, Oxford Street, London W, stamped, marbled endpapers, Pictorial Bookplate of Annie Cowdray by W.P. Barrett and dated 1922, 8vo; Stryienski (Casimir), La Mère des Trois Derniers Bourbons: Marie-Josèphe de Saxe et la Cour de Louis XV, Libraire Plon, Paris 1903, contemporary half-blue pebble morocco and buckram boards binding by Southeran & Co, Piccadilly, stamped, 8vo; Vassière (Pierre de), Lettres d'Aristocrates: La Révolution Racontée par des Correspondances Privées, 1789 - 1794, Libraire Académique, Paris 1907, contemporay morocco spine and marbled boards, early 20th century French armorial bookplate, another Pictorial: Ex Libris Joseph M. Cleason (applied twice, recto and verso pastedown), 8vo; bindings; etc

Royal History - Provincial Imprint, Hulbert (C.), Royal Biography: or, Sketches of the Lives of Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses, Eminent for Virtue, Talent, Enterprise, or Suffering, Allied to, or Contemporary with, the Present Royal Family of Great Britain [...], presumably first and only edition, Printed and Sold by the Author, Shreswbury 1828, contemporary boards as issued, paper title label to front, 8vo; Huish (Robert), Memoirs of Her Late Royal Highness Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Wales [...] Comprising also an Historical Memoir of the House of Saxe-Coburg Saalfeld, Ornamented With Interesting Engravings, Thomas Kelly, London 1818, contemporary quarter-calf and marbled boards, 8vo, [2]

Allis-Chalmers "K" crawler tractor widetread model, 1:16 scale, boxed, HartSmith model TK03G Vickers Vigor bulldozer, First Gear International Harvester 175 Crawler Loader 1:50 scale, Caterpillar 941 Kettenlader special edition with metal tracks 1:24 scale, boxed, (4).