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Lot 378

ANTIQUES / COLLECTING. Greenwood, Martin. The Designs of William de Morgan, Dennis & Wiltshire, Shepton Beauchamp circa 1989. Pictorial boards, dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations throughout, large quarto; Beard, Geoffrey. The Work of Grinling Gibbons, first edition, London 1989. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, quarto; Palley, Reese. The Porcelain of Edward Marshall Boehm, Harrison House, New York 1988. Cloth, dustjacket, colour and black and white illustrations throughout, oblong quarto; and eight other assorted works, (11).

Lot 384

Rackham, Bernard. Catalogue of the Glaisher Collection of Pottery and Porcelain in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, first edition, two volumes, Cambridge University Press 1935. Half crimson morocco, colour and black and white plate illustrations, large quarto.

Lot 392

Blake, Quentin. Zagazoo, first edition, Cape, London 1998. Pictorial boards, illustrations by author, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, tall quarto; Oxenbury, Helen, illustrator, & Carroll, Lewis. Alice`s Adventures in Wonderland, Walker Books, London 1999. Pictorial boards, SIGNED BY ILLUSTRATOR, quarto; and Foreman, Michael. The Little Red Hen, first edition, Andersen Press, London 1999. Pictorial boards, illustrations throughout, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, quarto, (3).

Lot 394

Cook, Beryl, illustrator, & O`Hare, Colette. Seven Years and a Day, first edition, Collins, London 1980. Pictorial boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations throughout, quarto; Cook, Beryl. Private View, first edition, Murray, London 1980. Boards, dustjacket (non price-clipped), illustrations throughout, quarto (corners bumped; edges rubbed); and Cook, Beryl. The Works, reprint, Penguin, London 1979. Soft pictorial covers, illustrations throughout, octavo, (3).

Lot 395

Wodehouse, P.G. Ring for Jeeves, first edition, Jenkins, London 1953. Boards, dustjacket, octavo; with Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit, first edition, London 1954; Jeeves in the Offing, London 1960; and Stiff Upper Lip Jeeves, first edition, London 1963; together with twelve other titles by the same, the latter second impressions or later printings, (17).

Lot 396

Galsworthy, John. A Modern Comedy, limited edition 470/1030, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, Heinemann, London 1929. Full vellum, octavo (covers stained); Galsworthy, John. The Silver Spoon, limited edition 131/265, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, Heinemann, London no date. Blue buckram, octavo (spine browned); Priestley, J.B. Angel Pavement, first edition, Heinemann, London 1930. Navy cloth, dustjacket, SIGNED & INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR, octavo (jacket chipped and torn, without major loss); Moore, George. The Passing of the Essenes. A Drama in Three Acts, limited edition 314/775, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, Heinemann, London 1930. Full bevelled art vellum, octavo; Moore, George. Ulick and Soracha, limited edition 942/1250, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, Nonesuch Press, London 1926. Ivory buckram, octavo; and a signed part-work, (6).

Lot 397

Kipling, Rudyard. Stalky & Co., first edition, Macmillan, London 1899. Scarlet cloth, two pages of publisher`s advertisements, octavo; with The Five Nations, first edition, Methuen, London 1903. Dark red buckram, thirty-eight page publisher`s catalogue dated July 1903, octavo; Traffics and Discoveries, first edition, Macmillan, London 1904. Maroon cloth, sixteen page publisher`s catalogue, octavo; and Actions and Reactions, first edition, Macmillan, London 1909. Crimson cloth, twelve page publisher`s catalogue, octavo; also four further titles by the same, all reprints; and three works by H.G. Wells, (11).

Lot 400

Thackeray, W.M. The Virginians. a Tale of the Last Century, first edition, two volumes, Bradbury & Evans, London 1858. Half calf, forty-six plate illustrations by the author, octavo.

Lot 403

Graves, Robert. The Meaning of Dreams, first edition, Palmer, London 1924. Blue cloth with title label to spine, dustjacket (fragmentary), SIGNED & INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR `W. Wagstaff / from Robert Graves / with all good wishes`, octavo.

Lot 404

Wells, H.G. The Wonderful Visit, first edition, first issue (uncorrected error on p.198), Dent, London 1895. Red buckram with gilt Cupid design by Robert Anning Bell, octavo.

Lot 408

`B.B.` [Denys Watkins-Pitchford]. Ramblings of a Sportsman-Naturalist, first edition, Joseph, London 1979. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; `B.B.`, Indian Summer, first edition, Joseph, London 1984. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and four others by the same; also Tunnicliffe`s Birds. Measured Drawings by C.F. Tunnicliffe, first edition, Gollancz, London 1984. Cloth, dustjacket, colour illustrations throughout, tall quarto; Niall, Ian. Tunnicliffe`s Countryside, first edition, Holloway, London 1983. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, quarto; McPhail, Rodger. Open Season. An Artist`s Sporting Year, reprint, Swan Hill Press, Shrewsbury 1989. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, quarto; and sixteen other assorted works, (25).

Lot 412

MILITARY. Pivka, Otto von. Armies of the Napoleonic Era, David & Charles, Newton Abbot 1979. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Haythornthwaite, Philip. Uniforms of the French Revolutionary Wars 1789-1802, first British edition, Blandford Press, Poole 1981. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and a further eighteen works of military and model soldier interest, (20).

Lot 417

Fuller, Richard, & Gregory, Ron. Japanese Military and Civil Swords and Dirks, first edition, Airlife, Shrewsbury 1996. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Yumoto, John. The Samurai Sword. A Handbook, reprint, Tuttle Publishing, Boston no date. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Lamont-Brown, Raymond. Kamikaze. Japan`s Suicide Samurai, Arms & Armour Press, London no date. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and ten other works of Japanese military and historical interest, (13).

Lot 418

ARCHERY. Ford, Horace. Archery: its Theory and Practice, first edition, Buchanan / Davies, London / Cheltenham 1856. Green cloth gilt, frontispiece and a further five plate illustrations, octavo.

Lot 419

ARCHERY. Thompson, Maurice, & Will H. How to Train in Archery, being A Complete Study of the York Round, comprising An Exhaustive Manual of Long-Range Bow Shooting for the Use of those Archers who wish to become Contestants at the Grand National Association Meetings, second edition, Horsman, New York no date [circa 1879]. Pictorial brown cloth gilt, five pages of publisher`s advertisements, duodecimo; Markham, Gervase. The Art of Archerie, (facsimile of 1634 edition), introduced by Stephen Grancsay, Arms and Armour Press, London 1968. Maroon leather, octavo; Rushton, William Lowes. Shakespeare an Archer, first edition, Lee & Nightingale, Liverpool 1897. Dark green cloth, frontispiece, errate slip, octavo, INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR to B. Francis Williams; Partridge, James. Ayme for Finsbury Archers, (reprint of 1628 edition, with aditional matrerial), limited edition 497/1000, W.C. Books, Leamington Spa 1998. Green boards with armorial onlay, illustrations, octavo; Herrigel, Eugene. Zen in the Art of Archery, first edition, Pantheon Books, New York 1953. Cloth backed boards, dustjacket (worn), octavo; Sollier, Andre, & Gyorbiro, Zsolt. Japanese Archery. Zen in Action, first edition, Walker / Weatherhill, New York & Tokyo 1969. Pictorial navy cloth, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, quarto; and Acker, William. Japanese Archery, first printed edition, Tuttle, Rutland (Vermont) & Tokyo 1965. Navy cloth, dustjacket, text illustrations, octavo; and Strutt, Joseph. The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, including the Rural and Domestic Recreations, May Games, Mummeries, Shows, Processions, Pageants, and Pompous Spectacles, new edition, edited by William Hone, for Tegg, London 1833. Half leather, text illustrations, quarto, (8).

Lot 429

MINIATURES. Small Rain Upon the Tender Herb, twenty-first edition, Religious Tract Society, London no date [circa 1855]. Full black leather gilt with clasp fastening, 3.5cm x 3.25cm; and The Smallest English Dictionary in the World, Bryce, Glasgow no date. Crimson leather, 3cm x 2cm, (2).

Lot 432

PHOTOGRAPHY. Bailey, David. If We Shadows, first edition, Thames & Hudson, London 1992. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, quarto; McCullin, Don. In England, Cape, London 2007. Pictorial boards, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, square quarto; Bresson, Henri Cartier. Photoportraits, first edition, Thames & Hudson, London 1985. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations throughout, square quarto; and assorted other works of related interest.

Lot 438

MOTORING. McLellan, John. Bodies Beautiful. A History of Car Styling and Craftsmanship, first edition, David & Charles, Newton Abbot 1975. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Dumont, Pierre. French Cars from 1920 to 1925, first British edition, Warne, London 1978. Pictorial boards, illustrations, oblong quarto; Turner, Michael, illustrator, & Roebuck, Nigel. Formula One, the Cars and the Drivers, first edition, Temple Press, Feltham 1983. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; and assorted other works of related interest.

Lot 439

Greene, Graham. The Human Factor, first edition, Bodley Head, London 1978. Cloth, dustjacket, octavo; with Doctor Fischer of Geneva, or The Bomb Party, first edition, Bodley Head, London 1980. Cloth, dustjacket, octavo; and Getting to Know the General. The Story of An Involvement, first edition, Bodley Head, London 1984. Boards, dustjacket, octavo; also Rendell, Ruth. Harm Done, limited edition 41/99, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, Scorpion Press, Blakeney 1999. Quarter leatherette, octavo; Carey, Peter. The Unusual Life of Tristan Smith, first edition, Faber & Faber, London 1994. Boards, dustjacket, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, octavo; Rushdie, Salman. The Moor`s Last Sigh, first edition, Cape, London 1995. Boards, dustjacket, SIGNED BY AUTHOR, octavo; and eleven other assorted works, two of them signed, (17).

Lot 440

Forester, C.S. Hornblower and the Hotspur, first edition, Joseph, London 1962. Boards, dustjacket, octavo (jacket chipped); Pritchett, V.S. Midnight Oil, first edition, Chatto & windus, London 1971. Boards, dustjacket, octavo; Coward, Noel. Not Yet the Dodo and Other Verses, first edition, Heinemann, London 1967. Cloth, dustjacket, octavo; and six other works, (9). Best Bid

Lot 441

Wodehouse, P.G. Mulliner Nights, first edition, Jenkins, London 1933. Orange cloth, eight pages of publisher`s advertisements, octavo; with Plum Pie, first edition, Jenkins, London 1966. Boards, dustjacket, octavo; Company for Henry, first edition, Jenkins, London 1967. Boards, dustjacket, octavo; and four others by the same, (7).

Lot 17

Britains, The Regimental Band of the First Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment, 5294. Limited Edition 2251/5000. Mint and boxed.

Lot 110

THE RAM First ever edition of the Derby County newspaper style programme v Manchester United, 14/8/71, slight ageing. Fair-generally good

Lot 451

JACK HOBBS A small collection of ephemera relating to this legendary cricketer who scored 197 First Class Cricket hundreds. The four items consist of a very rare "Tuck" gramophone record postcard (J.B.Hobbs signature on record), a large sepia postcard circa 1924, a 1930 postcard signed in pencil on reverse by Hobbs and a "Cricketing Greats limited edition phonecard. Good

Lot 452

DON BRADMAN A first day cover entitled "Sir Don Bradman The Australian Legend" with twosets of stamps and frankings, one Adelaide 23/1/97 and one Lords-London,21/6/97. This is a limited edition cover and has a good black ink signature of the great man. Good

Lot 535

1962 INTERCONTINENTAL CUP Benfica v Santos, scarce Benfica Illustrado edition dated Oct 1962, previewing the second leg played in Lisbon on 11 Oct, colour front cover titled "Benfica-Santos Pele-Eusebio" with front cover picture of both players. Also reviews the first leg played in Rio de Janeiro on 19 Sep. Santos won 8-4 on aggregate with Pele scoring 6 goals. No official programme at either match. Good

Lot 1114

1966 INTERCONTINENTAL CUP Real Madrid v Penerol, two Real Madrid official Revistas. October edition has previews for the first let played in South America, November edition has comprehensive reviews for both legs which were played 12th and 26th Oct. There was no official programme for the 2ng leg in Madrid. Good

Lot 202

HANNAH FRANK (1908-2008) In Thoughts from the Visions of the Night, 1930 Original: Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow University. Exhibited Royal Glasgow Institute, 1930. Published Glasgow University Magazine, February 1931 Signed Al Aaraaf within the plate and signed `Hannah Frank` in pencil 40cm x 26cm Note : HANNAH FRANK, GLASGOW ARTIST, 1908-2008. Hannah Frank was born in Glasgow in 1908, and studied at Glasgow University and the Glasgow School of Art. She produced her hallmark black and white drawings, with their elongated structures, medieval romanticism and often melancholy air from the age of 17 in 1925. Between 1927 and 1932 the GUM, the Glasgow University Magazine, rarely came out without a drawing by `Al Aaraaf`, her chosen pen name. From the 1940s, after her marriage to mathematics teacher Lionel Levy, Hannah`s drawings became light-filled and exuberant. Hannah Frank turned to sculpture in 1952, studying with Benno Schotz, at the Glasgow School of Art. Hannah`s haunting drawings are resonant of he Art Nouveau period with a hint of Aubrey Beardsley and Jessie King. Hannah`s drawings, and her later sculptures, have been exhibited in the Royal Glasgow Institute, the Royal Academy, and the Royal Scottish Academy. Many Glasgow folk will be familiar with the drawings from when they were on show in the Frank family camera shops in the Saltmarket and in Queen Street in the 1950s and 1960s. From 2004 Hannah`s drawings and sculptures were exhibited throughout the UK and the USA in a tour which finished at Glasgow University in a retrospective exhibition which started on her 100th birthday, 23rd August 2008. In 2009 Hannah Frank became the first person ever to receive a posthumous honorary doctorate from Glasgow University, which was received on her behalf by her niece, Fiona Frank. A total of 17 of Hannah`s 75-plus black and white drawings were reproduced in the 1960s and 1980s to satisfy demand from admirers. Although the artist signed an unrecorded number of each print, only one-Dream, 1952-was numbered (edition of 250). Hannah`s ambition was, in the words of the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, to `leave footprints on the sands of time`. All proceeds from the sale of these prints and sculpture, which are being auctioned by Hannah Frank`s niece Fiona Frank, will go towards the mission to keep Hannah Frank`s name alive, through her website, future exhibitions, books and scholarly articles.

Lot 68

MILNE, A.A. Winnie-the-Pooh with decorations by Ernest H. Shepard, Methuen, 1926, First Edition green cloth with 3cm tear to tail edge of preliminary page (1)

Lot 395

Fourteen First Edition: Dick Francis, two signed `Risk` 1977 and `Reflex` 1980 (14)

Lot 465A

ONE SHELF OF VICTORIAN AND EARLY 20TH C CHILDREN`S BOOKS INCLUDING CAMPBELL M AND J W DAY THE BOY`S LIFE OF SIR HENRY SEGRAVE ILLUSTRATED, CLOTH C1920 AND G A HENTY WITH CLIVE IN INDIA FIRST EDITION 1884

Lot 189

First edition "And The Dawn Came Up Like Thunder" by Leo Rawlings with supporting account by Bill Duncan signed and forward by Lord Mountbatten

Lot 617

Scalextric: Set CM3 with one red and one blue MM/C60 Jaguar D-Types with instructions, leaflets and 3rd edition catalogue in original set box, blue MM/B1 Typhoon motorcycle, blue MM/C36 Lister Jaguar, yellow MM/C58 Cooper, blue MM/C57 Aston Martin, First Aid Hut, TV Camera with Crew Set, Control Tower with Public Address, Event Board with Hut, Racing Pit with unused label sheet, Chicane, Start/Finish Banner and track in original boxes, VG-E, boxes F-VG

Lot 204

Shackleton (Sir Ernest H., Polar explorer first edition, Shackleton`s copy read by him while on convalescence in Christ Church, New Zealand, signed on half-title, a few pencil and ink marks probably not in Shackleton`s hand, ?perhaps his wife, original cloth, gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, 8vo, London and New York, 1902. ***Inscription reads: "E.H. Shackleton Christ Church. N.Z. May 1903." Shackleton was in New Zealand from March to May 1903, recovering from scurvy and having coughed blood which had forced him to be invalided home from The Discovery Expedition, 1901-1903..

Lot 266

Nureyev (Rudolf) Nureyev first edition, signed presentation copy from the author, frontispiece and illustrations, bookplate on front pastedown, original cloth, dust-jacket, rubbed and slightly creased, 1962; and another, Princesse François de Polignac`s L`Arte de recevoir, signed presentation from the author, n.d., 8vo(2)

Lot 279

Lullius (Raimundus) woodcut printer`s device to title, 3 folding tables, woodcut plate (?with volvelles for cutting out) and diagrams within text, early ink inscriptions to front free endpaper and title, some erased, browned, some water-staining, heavy in places, modern vellum, [Adams L1694], 8vo, Strasbourg, Lazari Zetzneri, [?1598]. ***First collected edition of Lull`s major works. He wrote on astronomy, mysticism, the occult and mathematics among other things..

Lot 280

Camden (William) Anglica, Hibernica, 1602 first edition, title with woodcut printer`s device, 2ff. of woodcut portraits, small section missing from upper margin of title (repaired), browned, later calf, gilt, rebacked, corners worn, rubbed, folio, Frankfurt, impensis Claudii Marnii, & hæredum Iohannis Aubrii, 1602.

Lot 281

Bible, English The Holie Bible, douai 1609 2 vol., first edition of the Douai Old Testament, titles within typographic borders, errata at end of vol.2, lacking errata slip to vol.1, final f. of text of vol.1 laid down, occasional water-staining, a few stains and ink scribbles, 19th century polished calf, rebacked, preserving original gilt backstrips, rubbed, [STC 2207; Herbert 300], small 4to, Douai, Laurence Kellam, 1609-1610. ***The translation was largely by Gregory Martin..

Lot 300

Vitruvius De Architectura Libri Decem 1552 edited by Guillaume Philandrier, first De Tournes edition, woodcut printer`s device to title, portrait of Guillaume Philandrier, illustrations in the text and initials, engraved folding plate, errata f. with colophon verso and an otherwise blank f. bearing a woodcut device verso at end, early ink marginalia to x4 verso and g3 (this scored through), occasional marginal ink scoring, title with early ink signature and soiled, folding plate with 3 small neat red numbers in pencil to upper margin, small light water-stain to outer margin of final 2 ff., a few other minor spots or small areas of soiling, contemporary calf, spine in compartments and gilt, spine ?and corners professionally repaired, rubbed, [Adams V908; Berlin Kat 1813; Cicognara 712; Fowler 406; Mortimer, French, 550], a very good copy, 4to, Lyon, Jean de Tournes, 1552. ***Philandrier had studied under Serlio..

Lot 324

Jonson (Benjamin) The Workes, 1640 2 vol., first collected edition, vol.1 with engraved pictorial title, lower corner lacking, engraved portrait frontispiece, with contemporary ink inscription on verso, subsidiary plays with separate dated titles, new endpapers, bookplate to pastedown, marginal browning, spotting, later polished speckled calf gilt with spine compartments and green morocco label, Richard Bishop, vol.2 with 10 of the 12 plays only (i.e.without `Bartholomew Fayre` and `Staple of Newes` and also without the general title), occasional foxing or soiling, some slight damp-staining and worm track in gutters, 17th century inscription on front endpaper, contemporary calf, gilt, slightly rubbed, [Richard Meighen], [Pforzheimer 560], folio, 1641 -[1640]; sold not subject to return(1) ***The plays included in the second volume are The Divell is an Asse, Masques, Under-Woods, Mortimer His Fall, Horace, The English Grammar, Timber, The Magnetick Lady, A Tale of A Tub, and The Sad Shepherd..

Lot 329

Godolphin (John) Reportorium Canonicum first edition, licence leaf at start, inner margin reinforced, some worming, mostly marginal, contemporary calf, worn & marked, front hinge partly broken, lower cover damaged, [Wing G949], 4to, S, Roycroft for Christopher Wilkinson, 1678 § Tertullian. Prescription against Hereticks; and the Apologeticks of St Theophilus, engraved frontispiece by M. Burghers, inner margin little damaged, bookplate, contemporary panelled calf, spine gilt, rubbed, joint partly cracked, Oxford, for C. Rivington & J. Clarke, 1722 § Lindsay (Colin) Extracts from Colonel Tempelhoffe`s History of the Seven Years War, 2 vol., 4 folding maps, lacks the large map of St. Lucia, contemporary tree calf, T. Cadell, 1793, and 2 others, 8vo(6)

Lot 333

Hyde Historia Religionis Persarum 1700 first edition, half title, 18 engraved plates on 16 ff., 4 folding, a few spots, contemporary panelled calf, sympathetically rebacked, most of original label to spine, [Wing H3876], 4to, Oxford, Sheldonian Theatre, 1700. ***On the beliefs of the Zoroastrians of Persia..

Lot 338

Chishull Antiquitates Asiaticae Christianam first edition, large paper copy, engraved title vignette, 2 plates and illustrations in text, with the additional leaf of errata to p.61 at end only found in some copies, occasional marginal water- staining or light damp-staining, modern calf-backed boards, [Blackmer 340; Not in Atabey], folio, W.Bowyer, 1728. ***Contains the inscriptions collected by Chishull when he was chaplain to the Levant Company at Smyrna from 1698-1702..

Lot 341

Benedict. Vita & gestis Henrici II. et Ricardi edited by Thomas Hearne, 2 vol., large paper copy, annotations in pencil, spotted, handsome later burgundy morocco, gilt, by J.Larkins, spines gilt, g.e., corners slightly rubbed, Oxford, 1735 § [Hearne (Thomas)] A Vindication of those who take the Oath of Allegiance, first edition, engraved portrait, contemporary manuscript note at foot of title, lightly soiled, modern half calf, spine gilt and a little faded, 1731, 8vo(3)

Lot 342

Hooke (N.) The Roman history, 4 vol., first edition, engraved plates and maps, without the advertisement leaf sometimes found in vol.4, 1738-71 § Ennius (Quintus) Poetae vetustissimi fragmenta, engraved frontispiece, Amsterdam, 1707 § Terence. Comoeadiae...ex recensione...Richardi Bentleii, Cambridge, Crownfield, 1726, contemporary calf, gilt spines, rather worn; and 3 others, 4to(9)

Lot 351

Hume (David) Philosophical Essays 1750 second edition, woodcut ornament to title, modern half calf, spine gilt, for A.Millar, 1750 § [Bordelon (Laurent)] The Management of the Tongue..., first edition in English, contemporary signature at head of title, light staining to inner margin at beginning and end, contemporary panelled calf, rubbed, rebacked, corners worn, 8vo, D. Leach for H. Rhodes, 1706 § Prideaux (Humphrey) The True Nature of Imposture Fully Displayed in the Life of Mahomet, 2 parts in 1, second edition, half-title, damp-stained towards end, engraved bookplate on front paste-down, contemporary calf, rubbed, [Wing P3417], 8vo, for William Rogers, 1697 § Buckingham (Duke of) The Works, 2 vol., second edition, initial imprimatur f., engraved folding portrait and plate, vignettes and initials, contemporary speckled calf, gilt, vol.2 covers all but detached, for J.B. and sold by AAron Ward, 1719; and 8 others, English Literature & History, v.s.(13)

Lot 355

Bruncy (Pierre) The Greek theatre. translated by Mrs. Charlotte Lennox, 3 vol., first edition, errata leaf at the end of vol.3, contemporary red morocco, gilt spines with ornaments forming a saltire pattern perhaps suggest a Scottish binding, small chip at head of one spine, and one turn-in lifting, one patch of surface abrasion, otherwise an attractive copy, [Fleeman 60.2LB], 4to, 1759. ***Samuel Johnson contributed the dedication and translations of the dissertation upon Greek comedy and the general conclusion..

Lot 357

Foulis.- Charles II, King of England. An Account o some light marginal browning, a few spots, contemporary speckled calf, upper cover detached, corners a little worn, [Gaskell 449], Glasgow, Robert and Andrew Foulis, 1766 § Gray (Thomas) Poems, first Glasgow edition, spotted, modern boards, [Gaskell 475; Rothschild 1073], Glasgow, Robert and Andrew Foulis, 1768; and 7 others, from the Foulis press, v.s.

Lot 358

Terentius Afer (Publius) Comoediæ 1772 first Baskerville edition, [Gaskell 46], Birmingham, John Baskerville, 1772 § Sallustius (Gaius Crispus) and L. Annaeus Florus. Opera, [Gaskell 51], Birmingham, John Baskerville, 1773, occasional foxing, bookplates, contemporary calf, rubbed and rebacked; and 2 others, from the Baskerville press, 4to et infra(4)

Lot 361

Grose, Francis The Antiquities of England and Wale 6 vol. including the 2 supplementary vol., first edition, engraved frontispieces, titles, plates and vignettes, 1 folding map, borders hand-coloured, contemporary russia, rebacked, gilt, spines gilt, 4to, 1773-87.

Lot 365

Voltaire Memoirs 1784 first Dublin edition, contemporary ownership signature and date on title, contemporary calf, rebacked, preserving original red morocco label, 12mo, Dublin, 1784. ***The Dublin edition was published in the same year as the first French and first English editions..

Lot 366

Johnson.Dictionary of the English Language seventh edition, lacking engraved portrait frontispiece, title and first few leaves lightly water-stained, short tears to inner margin of title and following leaf repaired, some spotting, contemporary calf, rubbed, corners a little worn, rebacked with gilt spine preserving old morocco label, folio, for J.F. & C.Rivington [&c.], 1785.

Lot 378

Salvo.Lord Byron en Italie et en Grèce,1825 first edition, lithographed portrait and folding facsimile, ink inscription of "W.F.Webb Newstead Abbey" on front pastedown, contemporary half calf, rubbed, London, Paris & Strasbourg, 1825; and 2 others by Byron, 8vo ***An interesting association - Newstead Abbey was Byron`s ancestral home which he sold in 1817 in order to pay off debts. William Frederick Webb was an African explorer who bought the house in 1861..

Lot 379

[Shelley (Mary)] Lodore 1835 By the Author of "Frankenstein", first Continental edition, occasional creasing, few corners with repair, endpapers trimmed, spotting to half title and title, original wrappers, with repairs, 8vo, Paris, 1835.

Lot 391

Chandler (Raymond) The Little Sister first edition, half-title, ink ownership name to first free endpaper, original cloth, dust-jacket, corners and head and foot of spine nicked, edges creased, joints rubbed, otherwise a good copy, 8vo, 1949. ***This edition predates the American edition..

Lot 395

Conrad (Joseph) The Mirror of the Sea, 1906 first edition, half-title, 40pp publisher`s catalogue at end dated August 1906, title spotted, fore-edges creased and browned, original cloth, t.e.g., spine darkened and rubbed, 8vo, 1906.

Lot 397

Conrad (Joseph) Under Western Eyes, 1911 first edition, 31pp of publisher`s advertisements dated September 1911 at end, original cloth, 1911; Typhoon, first edition, publisher`s catalogue at end, with `Presentation Copy` blindstamp to title, original cloth, rubbed, a little cocked, 1903; and 2 others by Conrad, 8vo(4)

Lot 404

Eliot (T.S.) The Confidential Clerk, 1954 first edition, signed and inscribed from the author to R. Russell, inscribed on title, original cloth, dust-jacket, corners rubbed, back panel rubbed and with a crease, in later morocco-backed cloth portfolio, 8vo, 1954.

Lot 408

Golding (William) The Lord of the Flies first edition, ink ownership inscription on front free endpaper, original red cloth, fading to small patches at spine ends, slight shelf-lean, dust-jacket slightly soiled, slightly chipped at head of spine and corners, tape repair to verso of spine head, spine a trifle darkened, 8vo, 1954.

Lot 409

Hemingway (Ernest) To Have and Have Not first edition, with `A` and publisher`s seal to copyright leaf on title verso, original cloth, cocked, head and foot of spine rubbed, dust-jacket, creased with losses, New York, 1937; In Our Time, second edition, original cloth with gilt labels, labels rubbed, New York, 1930, 8vo (2)

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