Hebraica.- Bibliander (Theodore) Institutionum grammaticarum de lingua Hebraea liber unus, first edition, lacking c8 but with blanks o4 & p4, contemporary ink signature at foot of title and a few marginalia, a little damp- or water-stained causing fraying to head of title and following leaf but no loss of text, contemporary limp vellum, rubbed and stained, lacking ties, [Adams B1981], 8vo, Zurich, Froschouer, 1535.⁂ Hebrew grammar by the Swiss orientalist, linguist and theologian born Theodor Buchmann.
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Native Americans.- Horn (Georg) De originibus Americanis libri quatuor, first edition, title in red and black with woodcut device, water-stained, title slightly frayed at fore-edge, contemporary vellum, rubbed and stained, upper joint split at head, [Sabin 33014], 8vo, The Hague, Adrian Vlacq, 1652.⁂ Learned work concerning the origins of the Native Americans and challenging the ideas of Hugo Grotius who, based on linguistics, had claimed descent of Central Americans from Norsemen, Peruvians from the Chinese and the people of the Yucatan from the Ethiopians. In contrast Horn suggested that those on the eastern side of the continent were descended from the Scythians, Phoenicians and Carthaginians, and those on the western side from the Chinese. There is also information on customs such as marriage and burial, tales and legends, and mention of California, Mexico, Florida, New England, Peru, Brazil and Nicaragua.
Florence.- Poggio Bracciolini (Gian Francesco) Historia Florentina, edited by J.B.Recanati, first Latin edition, title with engraved vignette of allegorical figures of Venice and the river Arno with the Duomo of Florence in the background, engraved portrait and folding genealogical table, old ink inscription to front free endpaper and book-label of Ioannes Geffcken, contemporary vellum, rubbed and stained, 4to, Venice, J.G. Hertz, 1715.
NO RESERVE Anglo-Dutch War.- Swinnas (Willem) Engelse, Nederlandse en Munsterse Krakkeelen, 3 parts in 1, second edition of part 1, first editions parts 2 & 3, with final blank at end of parts 1 & 3, part 3 with half-title, contemporary vellum, yapp edges, spine a little soiled, 8vo, Rotterdam, Joannes Naeranus, 1668; and 2 others, one on Dutch politics, the other a defective copy of Maggi's De Tintinnabulis [&] De Equuleo of 1664, 8vo & 12mo (3)
(BEARDSLEY, AUBREY.) MALORY, SIR THOMAS. LE MORTE D'ARTHUR JOHN KEPPIE'S COPIES Limited edition in two volumes, London: Printed by Turnbull & Spears for J. D. Dent at Aldine House, 1893 & 1894, set in original pictorial cloth. (4to) 24 x 19 cm, one of 1500 copies of the regular issue, from a run of 1800, each bearing the bookplate of John Keppie, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, to the inside cover, and with bookseller's label Hugh Hopkins, 17 West Regent Street, Glasgow (2) Note: Despite his short-lived career, Beardsley's creative output over six years significantly shaped the development of the Art Nouveau style in Britain. His first major commission, at the age of twenty, was to produce a series of illustrations for an edition of Le Morte D'Arthur for J.M. Dent & Co. This particular copy was owned by John Keppie, the Glasgow-born architect and colleague to Charles Rennie Mackintosh, who designed his bookplate, pasted into each of these editions. Sinuous lines, extenuating plant forms and stylised figures characterise the work of Beardsley, easily the most influential draftsman of his time.
ITZCHAK TARKAY (1936-2012), three Limited Edition silkscreen prints and an open Edition print, the first 214/450, signed and numbered, featuring a woman in bright clothes, the second 7/90, featuring a group of women in a cafe, signed and numbered, the third VI/C featuring woman in a cafe overlooking a harbour, signed and numbered in pencil, the open Edition 'Morning Social' features a group of women in a cafe, bearing a facsimile signature (4)
JEAN-CLAUD PICOT, 'Rendevous Sous Les Arbres', an artists proof silkscreen, 1/35, of a couple relaxing in the countryside, mounted and framed, signed and numbered in pencil, approximately 27cm x 38cm, together two others by the same hand, the first a vase of flowers on a balcony overlooking a beach, 66/350, signed and numbered in pencil, mounted and framed, approximately 30cm x 36cm, the second a Limited Edition silkscreen print, 309/350, of a vase of flowers, signed and numbered in pencil, mounted and framed, approximately 23cm x 19cm (3)
[Signed] The Rev. W. Awdry The Three Railway Engines, illustrated first edition signed on title page, published Edmund Ward. Original cream boards lettered in green on front (reference to the Fat Director - changed in later editions to the Fat Controller, also no advert for Thomas the Tank Engine dating this copy to 1945)
Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist, first edition, first issue, volumes I, II and III, all 'by Boz', etched plates by George Cruikshank including 'Fireside' plate in vol III, London 1838, Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street, later quarter calf binding with gilt tooled spine and marbled paper to boards, 8vo. (3)
A collection of children's books including, A.A. Milne, The Christopher Robin Story Book, first edition, first printing, London 1929, Methuen & Co, gilt tooled cloth binding, together with A.A. Milne The House at Pooh Corner, third edition, London 1929, Methuen & Co, a late edition of Milne's When We Were Very Young, Rudyard Kipling, They, first edition, London 1905, Macmillan and Co, Cecil Aldin, Sleeping Partners, London 1929, Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd, first edition with dust jacket, and May Byron, J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan and Wendy for Little People, illustrated by Mabel Lucie Attwell, London 1929, Hodder and Stoughton, first edition, lacking dust jacket. (6)
DONNE (J.) Biaoanatoz. A Declaration Of That Paradoxe, Or Thesis, That Self-homicide is not so naturally Sin, that it may never be otherwise . . . First Edition, 2nd issue. title printed in red & black; (18), 218 (i.e. 220) pp.; old calf . (distressed), sm. 4to. printed for Humphrey Moseley . . . * i.e. the sheets of the first (1647) edition, with a cancel title.
JOHNSON (S.) A Dictionary of the English Language . . . Abstracted from the Folio Edition. First Edition thus, 2 vols. newly rebound blind-ruled & panelled calf with blind-decorated panelled spines & maroon labels, cr. 8vo. 1756. * published just after the great 2 volume folio first edition of 1755, & with the author's new 2pp. Preface - 'a small dictionary appeared yet to be wanting to common readers . . . I therefore offer to the public an abstract or epitome of my former work . . . ' Illustrated
LINZEE (J.W.) The Lindeseie and Limesi Families of Great Britain . . . First Edition, 2 vols. num. photo. plates; gilt-lettered cloth, roy. 8vo. Boston (Mass.): privately printed, 1917; together with LINZEE (J.W.) The History of Peter Parker and Sarah Ruggles of Roxbury, Mass. and their Ancestors and Descendants. First Edition. num. photo. plates; gilt-lettered cloth, roy. 8vo. Boston (Mass.): privately printed, 1913.
CHAUNCY (Sir Henry) The Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire . . . First Edition. title printed in red & black, engraved portrait, folded map, 2 folded prospects & 41 other copper-engraved plates (including 34 d-page of county seats, with family armorials); contemp. gilt calf, later rebacked, roy. 4to. 1700. * with the additional table & an engraved portrait of Sir John Brocket; 19th cent. armorial bookplate of Theodore H. Broadhead. Illustrated
DARWIN (C.) The Origin of the Species by Means of Natural Selection . . . 6th edition, with additions and corrections, 2 vols. portrait & folded diagram; prize binding - contemp. gilt-ruled polished calf, gilt-device on upper covers, gilt-decorated & panelled spines, marbled edges & marbled e/ps. with presentation labels (by Bickers & Son). 1891; together with DARWIN (C.) The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex. 6th edition, revised & augmented . . . 2 vols. engraved text illus.; binding uniform with previous. 1891. * i.e. the second printing of the Library Edition (first issued 1888); they are a London School of Dental Surgery prize (for 1894). Illustrated
SMEATON (J.) A Narrative of the Building and a Description of the Construction of the Edystone Lighthouse with Stone . . . First Edition. pictorial title vignette, 2 maps, 2 plans (1 folded), a chart & 18 plates (1 folded), 'advertisement to the reader' slip tipped-in; contemp. gilt-ruled calf with panelled spine, folio. printed for the author . . . 1791. * Signet Library copy, with their gilt arms on covers. Illustrated
FESTIVAL BOOK - Description de la Fete donee par la Ville de Paris a l'Occasion du Mariage de Monseigneur le Dauphin avec la Princesse Marie-Josephe de Saxe. le 13 Fevrier MDCCXLVII . . . First Edition. pictorial engraved title, engraved frontis. (engraved verso text) & 11pp. of engraved text (within pictorial & decorated borders), but lacks the 7 plates; old mottled calf (defective), impl. folio.
MOOR (E.) A Narrative of Operations of Captain Little's Detachment, and of the Mahratta Army . . . First Edition. 8 engraved plates; contemp. half calf & marbled boards, 4to. 1794; together with SYMES (M.) An Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava . . . 2nd edition, 3 vols. (without the Atlas of Plates); contemp. calf. 1800.
BIBLE - King James Version, 1614. [The Holy Bible . . . ] lacks general title (apparently dated 1613), otherwise main text complete, including pictorial N.T. title (1614), the Concordances, the Genealogies (with d-page map), head / tailpiece decorations & some initial letters, additionally some 13 other illustrations, d-col. printing; old calf (defective), 4to. (in 8s). Robert Barker, 1613-14. * the first black-letter quarto edition was published slightly earlier in 1613.
BIBLE - The English Douai First Edition Old Testament, (vol. 1 only, of 2), 1609. The Holie Bible Faithfully Trans-lated Into English, Out of the Authentical Latin. Diligently conferred with the Hebrew, Greeke, and other Editions in diuers languages . . . By the English College of Doway . . . the title with decorated woodcut border, some head / tailpiece decorations & initial letters; (20), 1115pp. (incl. last page - 'To the Cvrteous Reader'); old calf (distressed), 4to. Printed at Doway by Laurence Kellam . . . 1609. * the first printing of the Roman Catholic version of the Old Testament in English, the second volume followed in 1610; the whole was preceded by the Rheims NT. of 1582. Illustrated
PARRY (Capt. W.E.) Journal of a Voyage for the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific; performed in the years 1819-20, in His Majesty's Ships Hecla & Griper . . . First Edition. engraved plates (incl. folded charts); contemp. gilt calf (distressed), 4to. 1821; together with PARRY (Capt. W.E.) Journal of a Second Voyage . . . performed in the years 1821-22-23, in his Majesty's Fury & Hecla . . . First Edition. (illus. & binding as previous); 1824; together with PARRY (Capt. W.E.) Journal of a Third Voyage . . . performed in the years 1824-25, in His Majesty's Ships Hecla & Fury . . . First Edition. (illus. as previous); contemp. red half morocco & marbled boards, 4to. 1826; and also PARRY (Capt. W.E.) Narrative of an Attempt to Reach the North Pole, in boats fitted for the purpose, and attached to His Majesty's Ship Hecla, in the year MDCCCXXVII . . . First Edition. (illus. & binding as previous). 1828. * a remarkable achievement of sustained skill & endurance within a single decade, by one of Britain's great polar explorers; the Supplement to the First Voyage & Appendix to the Second (both separately published, 1824 & 1825) are not here present.

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