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Ratcliffe (Derek) The Peregrine Falcon, 1980, Poyser, first edition, dust wrapper; Nethersole-Thompson (Desmond & Maime), Waders, Their Breeding, Haunts and Watchers, 1986, Poyser, first edition, dust wrapper; Forsman (Dick), The Raptors of Europe and the Middle East, 1999, Poyser, first edition, boards; with ten others published by Poyser and ten others published by Helm (23)
Evelyn Waugh Brideshead Revisited- The Sacred and Profane Memories of Captain Charles Ryder, 1945, Chapman & Hall, first edition, blue cloth boards, no dust wrapper (WH Smith library labels) idem, Scott-King's Modern Europe, 1947, Chapman & Hall, first edition, dust wrapper idem, Black Mischief, 1932, Chapman & Hall, first edition, no dust wrapper, red cloth boards (3)
Assorted 20th Century Literature Greene (Graham) Nineteen Stories, 1947, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, black cloth boards idem, The Heart of the Matter, 1948, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, blue cloth boards idem, Loser Takes All, 1955, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, blue cloth boards idem, The Third Man & The Fallen Idol, 1950, Wm. Heinemann, black cloth boards Huxley (Aldous) Brave New World, 1936, Chatto & Windus, New Edition, blue cloth boards idem, Eyeless in Gaza, 1936, Chatto & Windus, first edition, red cloth boards Maugham (W. Somerset) The Razor's Edge, n.d. blue cloth boards idem, Creatures of Circumstance, 1947, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, red cloth boards idem, Cakes & Ale, 1930, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, green cloth boards Joyce (James) A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, 1916, The Egoist Press, green cloth boards Steinbeck (John) The Grapes of Wrath, 1939, Wm. Heinemann, first edition, red cloth boards together with two others; many with WH Smith labels and stamps, no dust wrappers, overall condition poor (13)
Fleming (Ian) The Spy Who Loved Me, 1962, Cape, first edition, dark brown cloth with silver dagger, dust wrapper (priced 15s.); idem, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, 1963, Cape, third impression, dark brown cloth with white ski tracks, dust wrapper (priced 15s.); idem, You Only Live Twice, March 1964, Cape, first edition, second state, black cloth with Japanese symbols, dust wrapper (priced 16s.); idem, The Man with the Golden Gun, 1965, Cape, second impression, black cloth, dust wrapper (priced 18s.) (4)
Rickard (T.A.) The Copper Mines of Lake Superior, 1905, first edition, original cloth gilt; idem, Historic Backgrounds of British Columbia, nd. [1948], first edition, presentation copy, signed by the author, dust wrapper; idem, Journeys of Observation, 1907, 'author's edition', presentation copy, original pictorial cloth; with nineteen others (21)
Böhme (Jakob)] - Mysterium Magnum: Or An exposition of the first book of Moses called Genesis , first edition in English, with 'The Life of Jacob Behmen' by Durand Hotham and Böhme's 'Four Tables of Divine Revelation' bound in at end Printed by H. Simmons for H. Blunden, at the Castle in Cornehill, 1654, later tooled leather boards and felt cover with carved wood ecclesiastical front board.. .
Douglas, Dr. JamesLilium Sarniense: or a description of the Guernsay-Lilly, to which is added 'The Botanical Dissection of the Coffee Berry', first edition, printed by G. Straham, 1725, 30 blank leaves bound in at end, contemporary sheep, ruled in gilt to margins, expertly rebacked, backstrip in 7 compartments with title in gilt.
A. Haku Maki (Japanese, 1924-2000), Modern Japanese Limited Edition Woodblock Print. A traditional ceremonial tea vessel, signed and numbered by the artist. Number 24/111, collection 66, 9 x 8in. (22.8 x 20.3cm.), framed & matted * Haku Maki was a sosaku hanga artist in 20th Century Japan. The artist was born with the name Maejima Tadaaki in 1924 in the small town Asomachi in the Ibaraki Prefecture of Japan. He graduated at Ibaraki Teachers' College and became vice-principal of an elementary school there. In 1945 he was in a special squadron of kamikaze pilots and his life was to be ended. However, with the surrender of Japan on August 14, 1945 his life was spared, and he became a teacher at a high school. He studied printmaking at the Modern Print Research Society with Koshiro Onchi andi, in 1950 he changed his name to Haku Maki. His work has a few characteristic design elements for which he became famous - deep embossing and the use of distorted Chinese characters. Maki developed his own process of relief printmaking, applying mixed media printing techniques. The artist first carved a conventional woodblock. Then he put cement around the carved areas. When the cement had dried out, Haku Maki carved and chiselled the cement into the shape he wanted to have. Then a wet, double-layered paper was used for the printing. Thus prints made in this technique show strong embossing. Haku Maki's works look nearly three-dimensional.
MICHAEL AYRTON [1921-75]. Extricator 11, 1969. bronze, edition of 9 [1/9] - the first cast. 28 cm long. Provenance: artist's family; private collection, UK. Man escaping from a maze - see Ayrton's wonderful book 'Maze Maker' for his re-interpretation of the myth of Daedalus, Icarus and the Minotaur - on which much of his work is based. [good condition]. 'Opening price' is NOT the reserve.
RARE ANTIQUE BOOK 'His Pilgrimage, 1614' by Samuel Purchas (1577-1626), second edition of the first book of compiled travel accounts of approximately one thousand contributors, with notables including Hawkins, Columbus, Sir Francis Drake etc, 'Relations of the World & The Religions Observed in All Ages and Places Discovered From the Creation Unto this Present' divided as nine books over 918 pages, plus the table of the principle things contained (which is absent after SE) contents of the chapters and catalogue of authors, title page missing, book opens at 'To The Most Reverend Father in God, George and by the Divine Providence, Lord Archbishop of Canterbyrie etc', this is a dedication to George Abbot, Purchas having been appointed his Chaplain in 1614, possibly in original cover and binding (poor condition) with some small tears/losses in the early pages, staining appears pretty much throughout with heavy stains to the bottom right corner from page 277 right through to the end
1- Oliver, William: A practical essay on the use and abuse of warm bathing in gouty cases. Bath, T. Boddely, 1751, first edition. 4to. Title-page, + 68pp; original wrappers; dust soiled and little torn; stain to margin of first and last few pages; 2- Report of the Royal Humane Society instituted in the 1774 for the Recovery of Persons Apparently Drowned; for the years 1779 and 1780. Sold by J. F. & C. Rivington,.. first edition; PP: viii, 157, (i)blank, (i)advert. Original wrappers; dust soiled; o/w VG (2)
1- Hearne, Thomas(transc.): Peter Langtoft's Chronicle; in Two Volumes (vols. 3 & 4 of the works). Bagster, 1810, reprint of the 1725 first edition. 714pp (continuous pagination). Leather backed boards; G+; 2- Higgins, G: Anacalypsis.. Two vols. New York, 1927; Limited edition, Number 44 of 350 copies; 4to.; Plus 2 others (Tibet). (6)
STEVENSON (Robert Louis): 1- Underwoods. Chatto and Windus, 1887. FIRST EDITION, Number 40, of a limited edition of 50 COPIES ON LARGE HANDMADE PAPER, signed by the printers 'R. & R. Clark', pp: xvii, 139, 4to, original white cloth; recased with the original spine; covers grubby; armorial bookplate; browning to endpapers; internally very clean; 2- POEMS. Printed at the Florence Press, for Chatto & Windus.. 1913. Limited edition #136/500 on handmade paper. 4to. Original full soft vellum with ties and teg; Ties detached; light spotting to covers; o/w VG; 3- Virginibus Puerisque and Other Papers. Printed at the Florence Press, for Chatto & Windus, 1910; Limited edition #229/250 on handmade paper. With 12 colour illustrations after Norman Wilkinson. Original cloth backed grey boards; Covers grubby; internally clean; 4- EDINBURGH. Seeley, 1912; Limited edition #354/385. Tipped-in colour plates by James Heron. 4to. Original cloth; rubbed and smudged; 5- A Child's Garden of Verses. John Lane, The Bodley Head, 1896, first ill. edn. Illustrated by Charles Robinson. Original gilt pictorial cloth and with the 16pp publishers’ catalogue dated 1895. G+; plus: Dickens: Dickens v. Barabbas: Forster intervening; a study based upon some hitherto unpublished letters. Sawyer. 1930, Limited edition #79/90 on handmade paper. Original cloth; spine & part of covers faded; bookplate; o/w G+. (6)
1- Report, of the Committee of the, Society of Arts... Relative to the Mode of, Preventing the Forgery of Bank Notes. Printed by the order of the Society, London, 1819, Sold by the Housekeeper.. (Price Four Shillings), First edition, with imprint T.C. Hansard, to verso of title. PP: Half title present, title, 72, plus three additional 57*, 58*, 59*, Plus 6 plates with tissue guards (one folding). Signed ¾ calf binding with gilt lettering to spine and teg. Light stain to top margin of first few pages; otherwise a fine copy (Scarce). 2- Graham, W: The one pound note in the rise and progress of banking in Scotland, and its adaptability to England. 1886, 1st. original cloth; VG; 3- Graham, W: The One Pound Note in the History of Banking in Great Britain. 1911, inner hinges cracked; 4- Baird, W: The One Pound Note: Its History, Place and Power in Scotland, and Its Adaptability for England. 1901, 2nd. edn. little loose (4)
1- Chesterton, G. K: Autobiography. Hutchinson, 1936, Limited edition, no. 75 of 250 copies. Leather backed boards; spine rubbed and faded; couple of smudges and foxing to first two pages; front endpaper with 29 signatures; 2- Stanard, M N: Edgar Allan Poe Letters, till now unpublished. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1925, Limited edn. No. 1106 of 1550 copies. Cloth backed boards; corners and edges chipped. 3- Rivers of Great Britain: The Thames, from source to sea. Descriptive, historical, pictorial. Cassell, 1891. Gilt pictorial boards; 4to. with map and ill. G+. (3)
1- Wright, H E; & A B Creeke Junr.: A History of the Adhesive Stamps of the British Isles. The Philatelic Society, London, 1899, First edition, Folio, original wrappers bound-in. PP: xxvi, 263, (i), +wrappers. Leather backed marbled boards, teg. Occasional foxing; o/w VG; (Scarce). 2- Postes de FRANCE, 1788. PP: iii-xl, 1-146. Lacking wrappers? Later ¾ leather; VG; 3- Baines, F E: Forty years at the Post Office; in 2 volumes. Richard Bentley, 1895, 1st. edn. With a folding map and 5 plates. Original cloth gilt; Ex-lending library with labels to upper covers; covers little grubby; inner hinges cracked; tissue guard to frontis of vol.2 damp soiled and slightly affecting the frontis portrait; 4- Tombs, R C: The King's post. 1905, 1st. Original pictorial cloth; spine faded; occasional foxing; 5- Shaw, T P G: Handbook and Catalogue of Canadian Transportation postmarks. 1963. (6)
DAVIES, W. H: 1- Raptures- Book of Poems. Beaumont Press, 1918. Signed Limited edition, # 12 of 22 copies printed on Japanese vellum. (a further 250 just numbered copies were printed; 23-272 ). Full vellum, designed by Pickford Waller and bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. Armorial bookplate of 'Simon Brett' to front pastedown; ¾ inch chip to bottom of spine, with loss; light hint of foxing to endpapers ; 2- Selected poems. 1923, 1st. Association copy, loosely inserted a 2pp letter signed by the artist Ernest F Hill, Plus a print of one of his paintings, Signed in pencil; 3- The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp. Fifield, 1908, First edition. Endpapers soiled; 4- Moss And Feather Ariel Poems No. 10. Faber, n.d. 1st. edn. in original envelope. VG. (4)
LAKE, Veronica; [With Donald Bain]: The Autobiography of VERONICA LAKE. W H Allen, London, 1969, 1st edn, dw (36s.); half title inscribed and signed: ‘To John- the best in life to you always Sincerely, Veronica Lake’. This first English edition preceded the first American edition by two years. Small rust mark to top and bottom corner of front blank endpaper; O/W, vg. Note: The extraordinary story of one of the most interesting film-stars of Hollywood's wildest years and for a short time the number one box star, making 26 pictures. She disappeared for 20 years and was rediscovered working as a waitress in a night club, and two other signed books: Adams, Richard, Watreship Down and Andrews, Val, Murray
DAVIES, W. H: 1- Poet's Calendar. 1927, Signed Limited edition, # 19 of 125. Leather backed boards; Armorial bookplate of 'Simon Brett' to front pastedown; 2- Adventures of Johnny Walker, Tramp. 1926, Signed Limited edn. # 94 of 125 copies. Original cloth, Spine & part of covers faded; 3- Secrets. 1924, Signed Limited edn. # 28 of 100 copies. Original vellum backed mottled boards; Armorial bookplate of 'Simon Brett' to front pastedown; small stain to title page; foxing; 4- A Poet's Alphabet. 1925, Signed Limited edn. # 62 of 125 copies. ½ green vellum and dw. Light foxing to endpapers; 5- In Winter. Privately printed,1931, Signed Limited edn. # 106 of 290 copies. Original orange boards; partially faded near spine; PLUS: 27 FIRST EDITION (mostly VG with dw), Four issues of To-Day (with contributions by Davies), 8 by or about. (44)

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