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Lot 487
William Klein (b.1928) and others - A collection of fashion books, 20th century Comprising William Klein , 1987 (inscribed by Klein), Qui Etes Vous Polly Maggoo (Japanese edition), 2003 by Klein, Andy Warhol - Transcript of ATV Documentary by David Bailey, 1973, Comme des Garcons Six - Issues #3 and #7, 1989 and 1991, Issey Miyake by Irving Penn, 1990, Avedon Photographs 1947-1977 and Portraits, 1977 (signed) both by Richard Avedon and both first Japanese editions, Helmut Newton , 1981 (first French edition) and Helmut Newton's Illustrated - Vol.2, 1987 by Helmut Newton, Greg Gorman - Volume 1 , 1989 by Greg Gorman, and Pictures by Herb Ritts, 1988 (2nd edition, inscribed), various sizes
Lot 140
'Le Morte Darthur' illustrated by Andrew Beardsley , hardcover. Third edition limited to 1600 copies, published by E P Dutton, New York, 1927, (This third edition contains TWELVE illustrations not found in the first edition and TWO illustrations not found in the second edition), 30cms x 23cms
Lot 287
French Language History. John Lothrop Mottley, 'La Revolution Day Pays-bas'. Translated from the English by Jottrand and Lacroix, first edition, printed in Paris by Marpon and Flammarion. Quarter morocco with raised bars to the spine and gilded titling, marbled boards. 6 volumes. French Language. H. Darbois de Jubainvill, 'Les Premiers Habitants De L'Europe', second edition, two volumes, printed in Paris by Thorin, 1894. Quarter morocco with marbled board. Together with Gaston Paris, 'Histoire Poetique de Charlemagne', published in Paris by Franck, 1865. Quarter morocco with linen boards. Together with Maurice Prou, 'Manuel de Paleographie', third edition in Latin and French. Published in Paris by Picard, 1910. Quarter morocco with marbled boards. (4) History, French Language. E. Viollet-le-duc, 'Dictionnaire Raisonne du Mobilier Francais', volumes 1-6 inclusive, with engraved and photogravure, illustrations throughout. Published in Paris by Grund. Hardcloth with gilded titles to spines. (6) CONDITION REPORT: Varies from good to average. Wear etc./foxing with age.
Lot 4
- Fabulous and highly influential 'art moderne' design - Probably the most original example on the market - Recent 9,000 Euros mechanical overhaul Further Info: Manufactured in late 1936, this splendid 302 Airstream Saloon benefits from a recent professional mechanical restoration. However the coachwork remains untouched and the interior features the original carpets, mats, seats, door panels, instruments and switches, while period accessories include the original air horn. Delivered new to Cherbourg, it comes complete with French Carte Gris, Peugeot 'Lettre D'Attestation' and UK HMRC NOVA entry - a UK V5C has been applied for. The following work has been accomplished in the last 2000km at a cost in excess of Euro 9000: full engine restoration; brake drums ground and braking system overhauled; dynamo, starter motor and carburettor refurbished; new battery, clutch, radiator and Michelin tyres fitted; petrol tank cleaned and tested; steering realigned. This is probably the most original 302s currently for sale, and benefits from an untouched 'oily rag' appearance combined with restored mechanicals. Having just completed a 500 mile European trip, the vendor reports 'constant oil pressure and no overheating, even in temperatures over 32 degrees'. This fine period Peugeot is accompanied by the original first edition owners' handbook, technical manual and history file containing invoices and notes from the recent restoration.
Lot 318A
W E Johns; Biggles books, hardback second editions or later, many with dustwrappers, together with softback books and a hardback copy of Gimlet Comes Home; J F C Westerman, John Bentley Wins Through, first edition with dust wrapper, published by The Children's Press, London; G E Rochester, The Trail Of Death and Brood Of The Vulture. (63)
Lot 365
Thomas Bewick; The Fables of Aesop, and others, first edition, 8vo, calf, published by E Walker, London 1818, together with the Count de Buffon; The Natural History of Quadrupeds, vols I and III, 8vo, half calf with marbled boards, published by Peter Brown and Thomas Nelson, Edinburgh 1830. (3)
Lot 367
Pishey Thompson; The History and Antiquities of Boston, 4to, gilt tooled brown cloth, published by John Longman, London 1856, together with Thomas James Walker; The Depot for Prisoners of War at Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire 1796-1816, 8vo, green cloth, first edition, published by Constable & Co 1913.
Lot 988
FINDLATER'S 17 YEAR OLD WEDGEWOOD BONE CHINA VASE Blended Scotch whisky in Wedgewood Bone China Vase. 75cl, 43% volume. In presentation box. FINDLATER'S 15 YEAR OLD CRYSTAL DECANTER Blended Scotch whisky, bottled in a fine crystal decanter. 500ml, 43% volume. In presentation box, with glass stopper. FINDLATER'S FIRST XV Blended Scotch Whisky aged 15 years, in Gilbert Rugby Ball shaped Wade ceramic decanter. 70cl, 40% volume. In presentation box. THE ORIGINAL MACKINLAY 1991 GILBERT BALL Blended Scotch Whisky in limited edition Wade Ceramic Gilbert Rugby Ball decanter, commemorating the I.R.B. 1991 World Cup. Number 58 of 250, with the names of the 16 competing nations listed on the back. 750ml, 43% volume, in presentation box. 4 bottles CONDITION REPORT: Findlater's 17 y/o -some evaporation from decanter
Lot 835
Salman Rushdie 'The Satanic Verses' (Viking Penguin, American edition, 1989); Peter Ackroyd 'First Light' (London, Hamish Hamilton, 1989); Eric Newby 'On the Shores of the Mediterranean' (London, Harvill Press, 1984). Each work signed by the author. Also includes Christy Brown 'Down All the Days' (London, Secker, 1970); Susan Hill 'I'm the King of the Castle' (London, Hamish Hamilton, 1970); James Jones 'From Here to Eternity' (London, Collins, 1952). With the exception of Salman Rushdie, all are First Edition, first printing
Lot 851
Thomas Tryon 'The Wings of the Morning'; Scott Turow 'Pleading Guilty'; T. Coraghessan Boyle 'The Road to Wellville'; Dominick Dunne 'An Inconvenient Woman'; Dominick Dunne 'A Season in Purgatory', signed by the authors. Limited, first edition, Franklin Library, full leather, gilt-edged pages and spine, shrink-wrapped
Lot 948
Hans Anderson's 'Fairy Tales' Humphrey Mitford, Oxford University Press, no date, presumed first or very early edition. Imperial octavo green cloth boards with gilt lettering to front board and spine, gilt and colour illustration to front board and spine. All plates save the front piece which is missing. Also, 'King Arthur's Knights', Edinburgh and London, T.C & E.C Jack (c.1912), illustrations by Walter Crane
Lot 976A
Crispin Van De Pass, Hortus Floridus 1st edition no 131/500. The first book containing a very lively and true description of the flowers of spring. Preface Eleanor Sinclair Rohde, calligraphy by Margaret Shipton. Cresset Press 1928 together with poems and essays by the late Miss Bowdler, leather bound
Lot 59
The Influence of Sea Power upon History 1660-1783. Captain A. T. Mahan United States Navy, ND. C, 1890. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington. May be first edition, if not, certainly early edition. Spine dates the book from 1889. The first library marking is from March 1893. Ex military Library of Aldershot with expected markings. 4 pages misbound with damage, but no significant loss to text. Rubbing and scuffing to boards and spine. Back cover coming away but still attached. Many illustrations, with 4 linen backed, one folding. Overall delicate, but in reasonable condition. [1].
Lot 426
Carroll, Lewis. Through The Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There) First Edition, First Impression. First Edition though to be 1872 but actually published in time for Christmas 1871. 8vo. Illustrated with fifty engravings by John Tenniel. Triple gilt ruled borders on boards which each have a circular illustration, of the Red and the White Queens, within triple lined frames. Dark green coated endpapers with indistinct inscription dated 1871
Lot 423
Gerald Durrell: The Talking Parcel; signed First Edition, publ. J. B. Lippincott, signed to frontispiece "For Nick from an elderly Uncle Gerry" above a sketch in ink of two Owls, one asleep and one holding a mouse in its beak t/w Gerald and Lee Durrell: Durrell in Russia; signed First Edition, publ. Macdonald 1985, signed to frontispiece "For Marg with much love from Gerry & Lee" above a caricature of a long nosed animal by a bottle of Vodka entitled "A Desman in distress". PROVENANCE: Durrell family.
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