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Lot 223
AUSTEN, Jane - Sense and Sensibility - 1899, first edition, with illustrations by Chris Hammond; another by the same author, Pride and Prejudice - September, 1903, reprint with illustrations by Hugh Thomson, each cloth bound with gilt tooling tog. w. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, with a biographical introduction by Henry Glassford Bell and MACLEOD, Norman (Ed.) - Good Words for 1864, (4)
Lot 88
WODEHOUSE, P. G - a collection of seven titles by the author, all non first editions, to include, Love Among the Chickens - undated, ninth printing, dust-wrapper tog. w. The Inimitable Jeeves - undated; The Code of the Woosters - 1938, first edition; Pigs have Wings - 1952, first edition; Summer Moonshine - 1938, first edition; Indiscretions of Archie - undated and The Small Bachelor - 1927, first edition - with all six lacking dust-wrappers (7)
Lot 261
THE BEATLES MEMORABILIA to include two official Fan Club cards and newsletters, thirty eight copies of 'The Beatles' monthly book, nos. 8, 37-40, 42 and 44-75 including 'The Sgt Pepper Special', all in good order, a quantity A & B C chewing gum cards, a photographic image of the Fab Four all with facsimile signatures, seven Beatles related cards for Eskimo Foods, a 'Meet the Beatles' magazine no. 12 and a 1964 first edition 'The True Story of The Beatles' by Beat Publications Ltd
Lot 502
The Distinguished Service Medal to Engine Room Artificer Ivan Charles Glover who served in H.M.S. Penelope throughout the Second World War: D.S.M., George VI (MX. 55917 I.C. GLOVER. E.R.A, 3,), attractively toned and about as struck; together with a small quantity of ephemera and research, and two copies of 'Our Penelope', including the recipient's own First Edition. H.M.S. Penelope won enduring fame for her service as part of Force K based at Malta during 1941 and 1942. During this period of intense action she sustained so much damage that she earned the nickname 'HMS Pepperpot'. She underwent repairs in New York in the summer of 1942, during which time the book was produced, the first edition being presented to members of the ship's company. A list in the later edition confirms the recipient as having been present during the arduous fighting around Malta. She saw further service in the Mediterranean in 1943. The recipient' D.S.M. was gazetted with the New Year's Honours 01/01/44 under a general heading citing "zeal, patience and cheerfulness in dangerous waters and for setting an example of wholehearted devotion to duty, upholding the high traditions of the Royal Navy". He never received his medal, for on the 18th February 1944, Penelope was torpedoed in the engine room and boiler room by submarine U-410, and sank. E.R.A. Glover was among the 417 men who perished with her. His D.S.M. was presented to his brother and sister at Buckingham Palace in May 1944.
Lot 758
An interesting collection of books including a first edition of The Eye of the Wind, by Peter Scott, Once Upon a Time, The Fairy-tale World of Arthur Rackham, Tally Ho! by Moyra Charlton and illustrated by Lionel Edwards, A Book of Old Ballads, illustrated by H M Brock, published London 1934 etc together with a folder containing a number of Arthur Rackham prints, a collection of ornithological book plates, a 1937 edition of Punch etc
Lot 5
Creswicke, Louis SOUTH AFRICA AND THE TRANSVAAL WAR, 8 VOLS London: The Caxton Publishing Co., 1900 - 1902 First edition. Col. & b/w illustrations and maps. Simulated red leather, royal coat of arms and ostrich feathers in gold on cover boards, ruled foliate spine in gold. Perhaps the most impressive set in the different bindings to be found. Foxing to prelims and endpaper. Otherwise a clean bright set with two extra supplementary volumes. (8)
Lot 48
Hart, Sue ZAKKIE ELOFF: NA DIE LEWE GETEKEN Johannesburg: Chris van Rensburg Publications, 1982 First edition. Special printing limited to 26 copies numbered A - Z. This is copy A which was allocated to Chris C. van Rensburg, the publisher. Signed by Sue Hart and the artist Zakkie Eloff. A unique book. Sepia wildlife plates. Full leather in full leather slipcase in mint condition. An unread copy. Zakkie Eloff's signature in gold on both, gilt edges.
Lot 39
Campbell, John Rev. TRAVELS IN SOUTH AFRICA UNDERTAKEN AT THE REQUEST OF THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY BEING A NARRATIVE OF A SECOND JOURNEY IN THE INTERIOR OF THAT COUNTRY, 2 VOLS London: Francis Westley, 1822 First edition. With coloured map and 12 hand-coloured aquatints. These are in sparkling condition with no foxing. Probably the finest example of these seen for many years. Book in unread condition. Internal hinge crack to Vol. 1 but this has not loosened any pages. Half leather and marbled cover boards, new endpapers. Rebind probably carried out 60 years ago. John Campbell (1766 – 1840) was a well-known missionary and traveller. After establishing various philanthropic societies in Scotland he arrived in the Cape in June 1812 to inspect the various missions. His travels inspired “Travels in South Africa, undertaken at the request of the Missionary Society” and was published on his return to London in 1815. (2)
Lot 69
Paske-Smith, M WESTERN BARBARIANS IN JAPAN AND FORMOSA IN TOKUGAWA DAYS 1603 - 1868 Japan: J. L. Thompson & Co., 1930 First edition. Col. illustrations and foldouts with cloth covered pocket at back of book containing 3 large folded supplements. Patterned cloth with simulated wooden tape spine, internal hinge split at front developing.
Lot 28
Brenthurst Press FIRST SERIES, VOL. 1 - 10 Johannesburg: Brenthurst Press, 1975 - 1984 First edition. One of 25 sets bound in full leather numbered A to Y. This is set 'C' that belonged to the general editor of the First series, Prof. Eric Axelson. Col. & b/w illustrations. Full leather marbled endpapers, gilt edges with leather-spined cloth-covered velvet-lined boxes. Box 1 is parchment-lined. Spines of leather boxes are sunned. ? Vol. 1: The Brenthurst Baines signed by the two authors Marius and Joy Diemont ? Vol. 3: Contains the booklet 'De Meillon's People of Colour' by Shell, R. C-H. with a copy in very good condition of Eric Axelson's book "Portuguese in South-East Africa 1600 - 1700", 1960, first edition, dustjacket ? Vol. 6: Paterson's Cape Travels signed by both author V. S. Forbes and J. Rourke. (11)
Lot 43
Finch-Davies, C. G. THE BIRD PAINTINGS OF C. G. FINCH DAVIES Johannesburg: Winchester Press, 1984 First Collectors' edition. No. 83 of 300 made out to William Barlow. Col. & b/w illustrations and col. plates. Half leather, with marbled cover boards in custom made cloth and marbled paper slipcase in fine unread condition.
Lot 42
Finch-Davies, C. G. A CELEBRATION OF BIRDS: C. G. FINCH-DAVIES FINAL ALBUM OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN BIRDS Johannesburg: NHB, 1990 Collectors' first edition. Limited to 200 copies of which this is No. 153 belonging to W. A. Barlow. 21 col. facsimile reproductions of paintings each accompanied by a page of hand written notes covering the period 28 March 1918 to 4 April 1920. Book in fine unread condition in mint slipcase. Half leather, marbled cover boards in cloth slipcase.
Lot 7
GUEST, H. M. THE BOER WAR BOOKS OF H. M. GUEST Klerksdorp: H. M. Guest Publisher, 1902 All first edition. B/w illustrations. The first book is hardback, the second and third books in original rippled card covers in fine unread condition. ? Boer War Episodes Incidents in the Western Transvaal ? With Lord Methuen and the First Division. (3)
Lot 411
Sydney Alex Kumalo (South African 1935-1988) MOSES'S DISCIPLE bronze PROVENANCE Acquired directly from the artist. Authenticated by the artist's family. height: 31cm Sydney Kumalo started his career at the Polly Street Art Centre in 1953 receiving classes from Cecil Skotnes. Between 1958 and 1960 he worked for the sculptor Edoardo Villa to gain experience. After his first commissions for churches in Kroonstad and Orlando his career took off and by the mid-1960s he was hailed as one of South Africa’s greatest sculptors. MOSES AND HIS DISCIPLES (Aaron and Joshua) were originally part of three free-standing figures sold as a set and exhibited at the Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg as well as the Ann Zinn Gallery in Cape Town during 1979. After the exhibition Kumalo agreed that the sculptures should be sold individually. The sculptures were cast in an edition of 5. In 1982 the Cape Town Civic Centre commissioned Kumalo to create a bronze for the Centre. Kumalo created four maquettes namely The Matriarch, The Blessing, Joy I and Joy II. The work titled, The Blessing was chosen, and Joy II seems to have only been cast for the artist in an edition of 1. Sydney Kumalo passed away in 1988. Following his death the Goodman Gallery and the artist’s family continued to cast work posthumously. For this reason there are several works by the artist that were only cast after his death, especially those works with higher edition numbers and works that were created later in his life. What is the difference you might ask? Although a posthumous cast is not considered fake, the complete work was not approved by the artist and in some art circles it is seen as an inadequate representation of the artist’s work and therefore not an original. Although they can be of the same quality of finishing they will have a lesser value in the secondary art market. CDK
Lot 27
Brenthurst Press SECOND SERIES, VOL. 1 - 10 Johannesburg: Brenthurst Press, 1975 - 1994 First edition. Col. & b/w illustrations. Half leather with marbled boards, binding by Peter Carstens of Johannesburg. No. 82 of 125 sets. Some of the plain untitled cloth slip cases are insect scarred in places but the books are a very fine unread set. (10)
Lot 412
Sydney Alex Kumalo (South African 1935-1988) JOY II signed bronze PROVENANCE Acquired directly from the artist height: 65cm Sydney Kumalo started his career at the Polly Street Art Centre in 1953 receiving classes from Cecil Skotnes. Between 1958 and 1960 he worked for the sculptor Edoardo Villa to gain experience. After his first commissions for churches in Kroonstad and Orlando his career took off and by the mid-1960s he was hailed as one of South Africa’s greatest sculptors. MOSES AND HIS DISCIPLES (Aaron and Joshua) were originally part of three free-standing figures sold as a set and exhibited at the Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg as well as the Ann Zinn Gallery in Cape Town during 1979. After the exhibition Kumalo agreed that the sculptures should be sold individually. The sculptures were cast in an edition of 5. In 1982 the Cape Town Civic Centre commissioned Kumalo to create a bronze for the Centre. Kumalo created four maquettes namely The Matriarch, The Blessing, Joy I and Joy II. The work titled, The Blessing was chosen, and Joy II seems to have only been cast for the artist in an edition of 1. Sydney Kumalo passed away in 1988. Following his death the Goodman Gallery and the artist’s family continued to cast work posthumously. For this reason there are several works by the artist that were only cast after his death, especially those works with higher edition numbers and works that were created later in his life. What is the difference you might ask? Although a posthumous cast is not considered fake, the complete work was not approved by the artist and in some art circles it is seen as an inadequate representation of the artist’s work and therefore not an original. Although they can be of the same quality of finishing they will have a lesser value in the secondary art market. CDK
Lot 83
Various BULAWAYO CHRONICLE CHRISTMAS NUMBER 1901 Bulawayo: Argus Co., 1901 First edition. B/w illustrations and photographs in profusion and text, col. frontis, period trade advertisements. Original pictorial card covers, with a bit of foxing, bound in, full leather with titled spine. A very rare survival.
![[Sacrae Scripturae & Liturgica]. Psalterion Profetou kai basileos toi Dabid [graece]. LEGATO CON: Horai tes a eipar thenou M](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/7138f8cc-01e4-448e-bb7e-a73100bc63f9/eb1022f6-fd10-46b2-afca-93cf382bf23b/468x382.jpg)
Lot 399
[Sacrae Scripturae & Liturgica]. Psalterion Profetou kai basileos toi Dabid [graece]. LEGATO CON: Horai tes a eipar thenou Marias [graece]. Paris: François Estienne, 1543. Due opere in un volume in-16° (mm 107x69). Carte: 261, [11]; 95, [1]. Frontespizio impresso in rosso e in nero. Capilettera impressi in rosso. Bella copia reglè, qualche carta leggeremente brunita, lievi gore morginali nella seconda opera. Legatura secentesca in vitello bruno, dorso a quattro nervi con titolo impresso in oro al secondo scomparto, i rimanenti scomparti decorati da ferri dorati. Conservate le graffe metalliche. Tagli spruzzati in rosso e in marrone. Abrasioni ai piatti, mancanze alle estremità del dorso. Al contropiatto anteriore ex libris di Ernest Thorin; annotazioni manoscritte al verso della carta di guardia anteriore. Conservato in scatola in tela rossa con titolo impresso in oro su tassello in pelle nera. Due rarissime edizioni probabilmente stampate da Robert Estienne per il fratello maggiore François, il cui nome appare esclusivamente nelle edizioni licenziate in collaborazione con il patrigno Simon de Colines. In queste opere, considerate da Renouard le più notevoli produzioni di François Estienne, viene impiegato, per la prima volta, il celebre carattere grec du Roi creato da Claude Garamond per l'impressione dell'intero testo. "The lower-case of the type here used is still entirely Aldine, but the capitals are considerably larger...the following year, 1544, these capitals recur in conjuction with a new lower-case, both together making up the first French Royal type, in an edition of the writings of Eusebius signed by Robert Estienne" (Scholderer, Greek Printing Type, p. 10 and fig. 28). Renouard, Estiennes II, p. 351; Schreiber, 122.
Lot 2164
1976 Lincoln Continental MKIV Bill Blass Edition Registration Number: OAJ 152P Date Of First Registration In The UK;23/08/1989 Declared Manufactured: 1976 Vin Number: 6Y89A904512 Engine Number: 6Y89A904512 (Not Checked) MOT Expiry: No Current Mot V5C Present Listing 4 Former Keepers Since 1989 Current Mileage Shown: 86,744 Miles 7000 CC shown on V5C (Although this should be 7500cc) Blue LHD Will be tax exempt in 2017 The Lincoln Continental was produced by the Lincoln Division of the Ford Motor Company with production starting in 1939 and continuing on and off until present day. The Continental MK IV was available between 1972-1976 and is distinguished by hidden headlights and the ''Continental spare tyre'' trunklid. This car is a Limited Designer Edition Bill Blass that was available only in dark blue with cream vinyl roof ''Normande Grain'' and complimented with a dark blue leather interior with cream accents. The Designer Series also incorporated signature Opera side windows. Fitted with Ford's 7.5L 460 Cubic Inch V8 Engine (The V5C states 7000cc but figures are commonly inputted incorrectly with imported vehicles) and a three speed column shift automatic gearbox. By repute the vehicle was owned by Exxon Oil and was maintained in Saudi Arabia by them before it came to the UK in 1989. The drivers side electric window drive cog has failed, replacements are readily available. The vehicle is sold with the spare parts listed in the condition report and various American accessories. Buyer's premium of 10% (+VAT) applies to this lotThe overall condition of the car is very good with only minor rust bubbles showing on N/S/R arch, and front wing lowers O/S the worst area. The drivers window cog is damaged and therefore not working. N/S/F tyre Ameri Tech 4 good tread some cracking to sidewall. N/S/R tyre El Dorado good tread. O/S/F tyre Ameri Tech 4 outer edge worn but legal. O/S/R tyre Ameri Tech 4 good tread. The underside of the vehicle appears very sound but is heavily coated in wax oil. All panels are remarkably straight for a vehicle of its age. All chrome is slightly pitted. Drivers electric window is not operating. Brief list of spare parts included: Quantity of belts fan, auxiliary, box containing various exhaust gaskets, pair of new shock absorbers, 1 x ball joint new, set of new spark plugs, pair of used headlights, bag containing exhaust mountings, caps valves etc. Used U J and water outlet. MOT history as follows: 2016 @ 86698 2015 @ 86659 2014 @ 86321 2013 @ 86202 2012 @ 86159 2011 @ 85665 2010 @ 85412 2009 @ 84933 2008 @ 84679 2007 @ 84446 2006 @ 84200 2005 @ 83699 2004 @ 83463 2003 @ 83160 2002 @ 82695 2001 @ 82062 2000 @ 81768 1999 @ 81768 1998 missing 1997 missing 1996 @ 78130 1995 @ 75874 1994 @ 70607 1993 @ 65980 1992 @ 60439 No further MOT history.
Lot 810
Sydney Harpley RA (1927-1992) ''Singapore Girl on a Swing'' Signed in the cast and numbered 4/6, 6 June 1984, on a black slate base and stand, bronze, life size Bronze: 158cm high, 170cm wide (approx.) Base: 45cm high, 88cm wide, 62cm deep Plinth: 8cms high, 84cm wide, 59cm deep Exhibited: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1984, V15 Harrogate Festival Exhibition, 1985 On loan to the Mercer Art Gallery and the Harrogate Town Hall since 1991 *Artists' Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of Business Sydney Harpley was born in 1927 and served in the army National service 1945-48. Between 1950-53 Harpley studied sculpture at Hammersmith School of Art, where he gained the National Diploma in Art and Design. This was followed with a period spent at the Royal College of Art from 1953-56 and was made an Associate of the Royal College of Art. Harpley first exhibited sculpture at the Young Contemporaries in London and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition of 1954, subsequently exhibiting at the latter every year. Harpley has held a number of highly successful one man shows, including those at The Society of Arts, Cape Town, South Africa (1964), Adler Fielding Gallery, Johannesburg, South Africa (1964), The White House Gallery, Breda, Holland (1974), Nevil Gallery Bath, UK, (1983) to name but a few amongst others within Europe and the United Kingdom. Mixed exhibitions have also been numerous within England. In 1958/9 Harpley was commissioned by London County Council to produce two sculptures, which was quickly followed by a commission from Hemel Hempstead New Town in 1960 for another four works. Cape Town has an over life size memorial to Jan Christian Smuts, amongst other international commissions, but perhaps ''Girl on Swing'' for the Singapore Botanical Gardens of 1984 is most notable here being no.1 from the edition of 6 and commissioned by his Excellency David Marshall, Singapore Ambassador to France. Harpley also lectured at several art schools within the United Kingdom and acted within various committees including the Selection Committee for RA, the Summer Exhibition (1975-76), Council of RA (1975-6) & 1982-3. Bronzes by this important Neo-Romantic artist can be found in many international and national collections including the National Gallery of New Zealand, the National Gallery of South Africa, Bradford City Art Gallery, University of Leeds (The Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery), Samuel Josefowitz Collection, Geneva, Fleur Cowles Meyer Collection, London and the Paul Mellon Collection, USA. He has also produced several significant portrait busts on commission which include: HSH Prince Albert of Monaco for HSH Princess Grace of Monaco, Lee Kwan Yew, Prime Minister of Singapore and Viscount Villiers for Lord Jersey to name but a few. Sydney Harpley's work captures the full grace of the female form. ''Girl on a Swing'' should be considered one of his finest works representing neo-romanticism in its purest form and arguably equivalent to some of the earlier work produced by Degas and Rodin of a similar theme.
Lot 518
Tennis Interest/Books - Helen Hull Jacobs - Beyond The Game, first UK edition 1936, signed by the author, together with many other famous players of the day including Fred Perry, Don Budge, Bunny Austin and many others, also included in the lot are five All England Lawn Tennis Club Bronze Umpires Souvenir medallions named to Miss I. Osborne and dated 1935-1939 Condition:
Lot 792
GIBSON (W) THE TRUE METHOD OF DIETING HORSES..., 1721 8vo, first edition, half title, title in red and black, viii, 236, viip, calf with roll tool ornament and corner fleurons § John Hill - Arithmetick Both in the Theory and Practice made plain and easie... second edition, 1716 last few leaves wormed, calf (2) Provenance: (Gibson) Sir Samuel Hannay, 3rd Baronet (1742-1790) (bookplate) ++++
Lot 814
DARWIN (CHARLES) THE VARIATION OF ANIMALS AND PLANTS UNDER DOMESTICATION, 1868 two vols, 8vo, first edition, first or early issue (with five lines of errata in vol I and seven lines in vol II), wood engraved illustrations, no publisher's adverts, half calf, red and green spine labels, marbled boards and edges, rebacked (2)
![[AUSTEN (JANE)] PRIDE AND PREJUDICE A NOVEL... BY THE AUTHOR OF "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY", 1813 three vols, 12mo, first editio](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3cbdb89c-1806-4f95-9f3a-a730011e7b37/e4c15219-4e25-4db3-9662-4aeac40a7ce1/468x382.jpg)
Lot 827
[AUSTEN (JANE)] PRIDE AND PREJUDICE A NOVEL... BY THE AUTHOR OF "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY", 1813 three vols, 12mo, first edition, half titles, early ownership signature to titles (scored through on vols II and III), contemporary half calf, marbled boards, worn, G Sidney for T Egerton, Military Library (3) Provenance: The Reverend Edward Graves Meyrick (1780-1839) of Ramsbury, Wiltshire. Jane Austen's favourite nephew and subsequent biographer, James Edward Austen-Lee (1798-1874) was sent, aged 13, as a boarder to E G Meyrick's School at Ramsbury.
Lot 800
BIBLE. KING JAMES OR AUTHORISED VERSION, THE GREAT 'SHE' BIBLE, 1613 large folio, first edition (Ruth, Ch.III v15 "She Went into the Citie."), wanting general title and all before the final 6p of the Translators to the Reader, Kalendar, Almanac dated 1603-1641, genealogies by John Speed, wanting map, text of two columns of 59 lines, wood engraved NT title dated 1611, head and tailpieces and initials, pasted paper correction slip Jesus for Judas at Matthew Ch XXVI v36, I Corinthians and II Corinthians instead of I Chronicles and II Chronicles in the name and order of the Bookes, early ownership signature (Benjamin Dauntrey?), last few leaves damaged or deficient ending at Revelation ChXX v12, 18th century reversed calf Since cataloging it has been drawn to our attention that there is certainly one leaf missing from the old Testament (possibly others) Sold not subject to return
![[JOHNSON (SAMUEL)] THE PRINCE OF ABISSINIA A TALE, 1759 two vols, 8vo, first edition, 159 and 165p, calf, rebacked, R & J Do](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3cbdb89c-1806-4f95-9f3a-a730011e7b37/4c61eb6b-733d-4bf6-86dc-0c38430aa50c/468x382.jpg)
Lot 816
SPRAT (THOMAS) THE HISTORY OF THE ROYAL-SOCIETY OF LONDON FOR THE IMPROVING OF NATURAL KNOWLEDGE, 1667 8vo, first edition, engraved title and arms frontispiece, plate (facing p233), woodcut headpiece and initials, 438p, imprimatur of Willm Morrice and errata leaf, speckled calf, spine gilt (cracked), T R or F Martyn and F Allestry, Printers to the Royal Society Provenance: Gloddaeth Library (book label and pencil shelf number).
Lot 796
WORSDALE (JOHN) GENETHLIACAL ASTROLOGY, 1796 8vo first edition, six plates, 179p, later boards, Newark, S&J Ridge, rare § An Impartial Relation of some late Parish Transactions at N...k..., XXVI, 175p [Newark] 1751, with Remarks on a Book inituled an Account of the Donations to the Parish of N....k by a M....r of P.....m...t, 1751, half calf § The Life Adventures and Experience of David Love, fifth edition, Nottingham, for the author, 1825 § W Salt, A Memorial of the Methodist New Connexion..., Nottingham 1827 (4)
Lot 817
BOSWELL (JAMES) AN ACCOUNT OF CORSICA THE JOURNAL OF A TOUR TO THAT ISLAND AND MEMOIRS OF PASCAL PAOLI, 1768 8vo, first edition, folding map, engraved title, half title, 382p, tree calf, spine gilt with red ticket, R & A Foulis for E & C Dilly, Glasgow Provenance: Hugh Montgomerie, 12th Earl of Eglinton (1739-1819) (engraved bookplate). Lord Eglinton's uncle Alexander Montgomerie, 10th Earl of Eglinton was a friend of Boswell and is frequently referred to in Boswell's London Journal of 1762-3. Eglinton was murdered in 1769 and succeeded by his brother Archibald Montgomerie, 11th Earl of Eglinton, who was Robert Burns' patron.
![[AUSTEN (JANE)] NORTHANGER ABBEY: AND PERSUASION BY THE AUTHOR OF "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" "MANSFIELD-PARK," ETC, 1818 four vol](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/3cbdb89c-1806-4f95-9f3a-a730011e7b37/44ed99c2-b0a5-4c90-fcb8-a19619c41204/468x382.jpg)
Lot 813
DICKENS (CHARLES) THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, 1837 8vo, first edition, etched title, frontispiece and illustrations, generally spotted, title with early inscription, directions to the binder/errata (six lines), XIV and 609p, half calf, spine gilt with shield and red and green labels Provenance: Pretyman Library, Orwell Park (engraved book label).
Lot 805
TAYLOR (JEREMY) THE GREAT EXAMPLAR OF SANCTITY AND HOLY LIFE ACCORDING TO THE CHRISTIAN INSTITUTION DESCRIBED IN THE HISTORY IN THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE EVER BLESSED JESUS CHRIST THE SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD... WITH CONSIDERATIONS AND DISCOURSES... IN THREE PARTS, 1649 4to, first edition, title printed in red and black with engraved vignette, epistle, preface and 166, 168 and 182p, second and third titles and table, woodcut head and tailpieces and initials, later ruled calf, RN for Francis Ash
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