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Lot 379
Fitzgerald The Zankiwank and the Bletherwitch, first edition Fitzgerald (S.J.Adair) The Zankiwank and the Bletherwitch, first edition, signed presentation copy from the author with his ink inscription on front free endpaper, frontispiece, pictorial title in red and black, plates and illustrations, all by Arthur Rackham, occasional spotting, endpapers browned, some pages poorly opened, original dark green gilt pictorial cloth, t.e.g., others uncut, slightly chipped at head and tail of spine, 8vo, 1896.
Lot 38
Wheeler (Gervase) - Rural Homes; or Sketches of Houses suited to American Country Life, first edition , plates and illustrations, light foxing, original cloth, stained, spine faded and worn at ends, New York, 1851 § Loth (C.) & J.T.Sadler, Jr. The Only Proper Style: Gothic Architecture in America, Boston, 1975 § Dubrow (E. & R.) American Furniture of the 19th Century 1840-1880, second, revised and expanded edition, Atglen, Pa., 2000 § True (M.) & Jorge Sivetti. The Getty Villa, Los Angeles, 2005 § Wilkinson (H.) More is More: Tony Duquette, New York, 2009, illustrations, original cloth or boards, all but the first with dust-jackets ; and c.20 others on American architecture and interior design, 8vo & 4to (c.25)
Lot 386
Bateman (H.M.) - Suburbia, first edition , illustrations, original cloth, dust-jacket, rubbed, 1922; More Drawings, second edition, 1922; Rebound, first edition, 1927; Brought Forward, first edition , 1931 § Giles (Carl) Sunday and Daily Express Cartoons, an incomplete run of second series to 52 series, including some duplicates, illustrations throughout, original pictorial wrappers, overall condition good, [1946-1987] § Jackson (Raymond Allen `JAK`) Cartoons, series 1-27, illustrated, original wrappers , 1965-1996, first 4 original boards, worn ; and a quantity of others, similar, v.s. (c.110)
Lot 392
Grandville (J.J.) - Un Autre Monde, first edition , half-title and title printed in red, 36 wood-engraved plates mostly with contemporary hand-colouring, numerous illustrations, a little light foxing to some ff., later half morocco, g.e., [Vicaire III, p.132; Carteret III, p.285; Sander 214; Ray 196: ""In this remarkable book, of the boldest possible originality, Grandville dared to reveal his dream world to the public""], Paris , 1844; and the first part of Grandville`s Les Fleurs Animées, 8vo (2)
Lot 423
Wordsworth (William) - Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire, first edition , 48 soft-ground engravings by William Frederick Wells after Wilkinson, some minor spotting, recent half calf, [Abbey, Scenery , 188; Upcott p.131], folio, R.Ackermann, 1810. Wikinson was a Carlisle-born amateur artist who until 1804 lived with his wife`s relatives the Brownriggs at Ormathwaite under Skiddaw. In 1803 he became Vicar of East Wretham in Norfolk and left the north for good. The text was supplied anonymously by William Wordsworth, who knew Wilkinson but who did not wish his name to be associated with the latter`s rather amateurish drawings (the figures and animal groups in the etchings were supplied by another, better artist). Wordsworth`s text later became the basis for his Guide to the Lakes. Provenance: The Appleby Castle Library, with the monogram (H below a crown) of Lord Hothfield, and an earlier armorial bookplate of Sir James Graham, Bart [of Netherby, Cumbria]. This copy was sold in the sale of the contents of Appleby Castle in April 1963 (lot 1403).
Lot 455
Shanghai of To-day: A Souvenir Album of Thirty-Eight Vandyke Prints of (O.M., introduction ) Shanghai of To-day: A Souvenir Album of Thirty-Eight Vandyke Prints of ""The Model Settlement"", first edition , 38 tipped-in photographic plates, occasional spotting, with photographic portrait and 2 large actual photographs of European social event c.1910 loosely inserted, original wrappers with illustration mounted on upper cover, a little frayed at edges, rebacked in cloth, 4to, Shanghai, 1927.
Lot 457
translator ) Egyptian Texts of the Earlies Period from the Coffin of Amanu... translator ) Egyptian Texts of the Earlies Period from the Coffin of Amanu in the British Museum, first edition , 32 chromolithographed plates, wood-engraved illustration, modern morocco-backed cloth preserving original printed label on upper cover (rubbed), folio, 1886.
Lot 458
Creswell (K.A.C.) - The Mosques of Egypt, 2 vol., facsimile edition, no. 511 of 1200 copies, numerous plates and illustrations (many printed in colour with tissue guards), 2 folding maps and Index in pocket at end of the first vol., original green roan, gilt, in slip-case, a little rubbed at extremities but otherwise an excellent set, folio, Hazar, 1992.
Lot 469
Heyne (Benjamin) - Tracts, Historical and Statistical, on India...also, an account of Sumatra, first edition , 2 folding engraved geological maps with partial hand-colouring, 5 engraved plates, 1 hand-coloured, lacking advertisement leaf at end, some light spotting and water-staining, book-label of Frances M.Beach of Langley House, contemporary half calf, rebacked in sheep, rubbed, 4to, 1814. Concerning a variety of subjects including geology, meteorology, numismatics, mines and the cotton industry.
Lot 470
Maria (Graham) - Journal of a Residence in India, first edition , hand-coloured frontispiece and 15 plates (2 folding), plates a little oxidized, some light offsetting and foxing, bookplate and label to upper pastedown, contemporary quarter calf, spine blind-stamped and gilt, rebacked preserving original backstrip, later endpapers inserted, extremities rubbed, 4to, Edinburgh, 1812.
Lot 484
Buckley (Charles Burton) - An Anecdotal History of Old Times in Singapore, 2 vol., first edition in book form , plates, folding map, foxed, map creased at edges with small tear to inner margin, one leaf of Index loose, contemporary half reversed calf, rubbed, spine ends worn and splits to joints, Singapore, 1902; and another on the Straits Settlements, 8vo (3)
Lot 486
Crawfurd (John) - History of the Indian Archipelago, containing an account of the manners, arts, languages, religions, institutions, and commerce of its inhabitants, 3 vol., first edition , 34 engraved plates including 4 of musical notation and 1 hand-coloured, folding engraved map hand-coloured in outline, foxed, map with 2 tears, one repaired with sticky tape, vol.1 with leaf loose at end, contemporary calf, spines gilt with roan labels, some lacking or partly so, rubbed and scratched, vol.2 with upper joint split and cover detached, 8vo, Edinburgh, 1820.
Lot 487
Marryat (Frank S.) - Borneo and the Indian Archipelago, first edition , half-title, chromolithographed frontispiece and additional pictorial title, 19 tinted lithographed plates of costumes and views only (of 20, lacking plate of Chinese Joss House at Ningpo), wood-engraved illustrations, marginal spotting, some plates loose, original red blind-stamped cloth, rebacked preserving original spine, rubbed and spotted, [Abbey Travel 549], 4to, 1848. Including Brunei, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan and the Philippines.
Lot 488
Marsden (William) - The History of Sumatra, first edition , folding engraved map, engraved plate of alphabets, title foxed, map with offsetting and torn (partly laid down on linen and reinforced at lower edge), some other spotting, pencil markings in margins, contemporary tree calf, rubbed, rebacked preserving old red morocco label, new endpapers, 4to, for the Author, 1783. The first English book on Sumatra.
Lot 489
Newbold (T.J.) - Political and Statistical Account of the British Settlements in the Straits of Malacca..., 2 vol., first edition , half-title in vol.2 only, 8 lithographed maps and plates including hand-coloured geological map and cross-section, some annotations in pencil and red ink, a little foxed and browned, a few small marginal tears, later half red calf, spines gilt, a little rubbed and marked, 8vo, 1839.
Lot 490
Memoir of the Life and Public Services of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, F.R.S (Sophia, Lady ) Memoir of the Life and Public Services of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, F.R.S. particularly in the Government of Java , 2 parts in 1, first edition , engraved portrait frontispiece and 6 aquatint plates including large folding panorama of Singapore, 4 engraved maps, 3 folding, contemporary ink signature of John Steel at head of title and correction in ink to p.513, some pencil markings to margins, foxing, marginal tear to portrait repaired, panorama torn and slightly worn at one fold (repaired), folding maps with some tears and repairs, contemporary calf, rather worn, rebacked in sheep, 4to, 1830.
Lot 6
Butler (A.S.G.) & others. - The Architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens, 3 vol. [with] The Life by Christopher Hussey, together 4 vol., first edition , plans and numerous photographic illustrations, a few neat annotations to Chronology in vol.1, original cloth, spotting to fore-edges, folio & 4to, Country Life, 1950.
Lot 67
Lawrence (John) - The Clergy-Man`s Recreation: shewing the Pleasure and Profit of Gardening, fourth edition, engraved frontispiece, woodcut diagram, B5 with tear to fore-edge, 1716; The Gentleman`s Recreation: or the Second Part of the Art of Gardening Improved. Containing?Curious Observations relating to Fruit-Trees , first edition , engraved frontispiece and 3 folding engraved plates, 1716, together 2 works in 1 vol., contemporary signature of Arthur Gregory at head of first title and notes on front free endpaper, spotted and browned, ex-library copy with stamp on verso of first title and label on pastedown, contemporary calf, rubbed, rebacked, corners repaired, [Henrey 936 & 942], for Bernard Lintott, 1716; and vol.XVII only of Smith & Sowerby`s English Botany with hand-coloured plates, 8vo (2)
Lot 70
Arena (Filippo) - Della natura, e coltura de` fiori fisicamente esposta, 3 vol., first edition, later issue of volume I, engraved frontispiece and engraved vignette on title in vol. 1 and woodcut vignette in vol. 2, woodcut floral initials and devices, 64 (of 65) folding plates, including frontispiece, (engraved frontispiece and two engraved plates detached, browning and foxing to text and some lighter soiling to plates, a few occasional marginal repairs), contemporary half calf with floral motifs on panels, gilt spines, marbled edges, extremities rubbed, corners bumped, some worming and chipping to spines and vol. 3 with front joint split but still holding, [Nissen BBI 48], 4to, Palermo, Angelo Felicella, 1768. Provenance: Maximiliani Lezzani (stamp on titles). A very important and rare botanica book, one of the rarest Italian Florilegia. The work deals with the anatomy of the flower, its reproduction (including an early discussion of pollination), horticulture, the cultivation of flowers and the creation of a flower garden.
Lot 72
Memoirs of British Quadrupeds, first edition, 71 engraved plates , foxing ( Rev . William ) Memoirs of British Quadrupeds , first edition, 71 engraved plates (2 hand-coloured), foxing, several repaired tears (affecting both leaves and plates), contemporary calf with gilt border, 1809 § Bennett (Edward Turner) The Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological Society Delineated, 2 vol., engraved vignette titles and numerous illustrations, library stamps and markings, later library half calf, rubbed and scratched, 1830-31 § Howitt (Samuel) A New Work of Animals, 56 etched plates, foxing, mostly to margins but heavy in places, contemporary half calf, a little rubbed, [Nissen ZBI 2018], 1811; and 2 others, Lepidoptera, v.s. (6)
Lot 77
Darwin (Charles) - The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs, being the First Part of the Geology of the Voyage of the Beagle , first edition , half-title, 2 folding maps only, lacking plate 2, partly hand-coloured, few text-illustrations, without Advertisments, maps browned at folds and creased, marking and marginal browning, blurred red stamp at head of Preface, offset to title verso, and on pp. 212/3. bookplate removed, contemporary half calf, worn, spine & corners damaged, marbled paper partly missing from covers, [Freeman 271], 8vo, 1842.
Lot 85
Lisle (Edward) - Observations in Husbandry, first edition , engraved portrait frontispiece, rather browned and offset to title, errata f. at the end, some scattered foxing, ink inscription to front pastedown, contemporary calf, scuffed, rebacked in later mottled calf, 4to, J.Hughs and others, 1757.
Lot 91
Pennant (Thomas) - British Zoology, 4 vol., half-titles, 4 engraved additional vignette titles and 294 plates, some foxing, original boards, uncut, joints starting to crack, some soiling to boards, [Nissen ZBI 710], 1812 § Morris (F.O.) A Natural History of British Moths, 4 vol, first edition, 132 lithographed plates coloured by hand, original cloth gilt, some rubbing, Bell and Daldy , 1872, large 8vo (8)
Lot 93
L`Histoire Naturelle, éclaircie dans une de ses parties principales, l L`Histoire Naturelle, éclaircie dans une de ses parties principales, l`Ornithologie, qui traite des Oiseaux , translated by M.Salerne, first edition in French, half-title, engraved frontispiece by Longueil, 30 engraved plates by Martinet, frontispiece neatly trimmed and laid down on thick early paper, lightly browned, occasional spotting and offsetting, contemporary motttled calf, rebacked, preserving part of original gilt backstrip, [Nissen IVB 757; Fine Bird Books, p.101; Anker 414; Zimmer, p.501; Keynes 106], Paris, chez Debure, 1767 § Baker (E.C. Stuart) The Indian Ducks and their Allies, half-title, additional pictorial title, 30 chromolithographed plates after H.Granvold, G.E.Lodge and J.G.Keulemans, contemporary half morocco, spine gilt, spine faded, 1908; and a complete copy of Morris` British Game Birds in worn original cloth, 4to (3)
Lot 100
Horology.- Cumming (Alexander) - The Elements of Clock and Watch-Work, Adapted to Practice. In Two Essays, first edition , second issue, 16 folding engraved plates, lacking errata f., offsetting, title with a few repaired chips to outer edge and with a few small stains, some spotting or foxing, lightly browned, modern mottled calf, spine gilt and with red leather label, [Baillie p.270; Clockmakers` 218; Tardy p.58], 4to, [by J.Hughs] for the Author , 1766. The author was a mathematician, mechanic and clock- and watchmaker from Edinburgh who worked in London and was one of the examiners of Harrison`s longitude watch.
Lot 102
Le Brun (Charles) - A Series of Lithographic Drawings, Illustrative of the Relation between the Human Physiognomy and that of the Brute Creation, first English edition , engraved portrait. frontispiece mounted on india paper and 37 lithographed plates, ink presentation inscription on a plain label `to William Anderson (Professor of Anatomy at the RA) `from Thomas Woolner` (Preraphaelite Sculptor) on the front free endpaper, contemporary half calf, covers detached, 1827 § Quain (Richard) The Anatomy of the Arteries of the Human Body, (The Anatomy of the Arm and Leg Only), 40 lithographed plates by Joseph Maclise, margins soiled and first few leaves with some insect damage, ex-library copy from with stamps throughout and labels to front free endpaper and pastedown, contemporary half morocco, spine ends torn with loss, 1844, extremities worn, folio (2)
Lot 108
Sowerby family. - Sowerby (James) - A Short Catalogue of British Minerals, Part I: Combustibles and Earths, all published?, corrigenda f. present, stabbed but unbound, 1810 § Smith (James Edward) Compendium Florae Britannicae, first edition , half title, 12 pp. advertisments, dated April 1816, presentation inscription on fly-leaf `Mr Sowerby from his sincere friend, the author`, bookplate of W. Sowerby, original boards, rubbed & marked, spine damaged , 1816 § Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London, vol. I, Part I [only], half-title, 2 engraved plates, 1 folding, receipt for two guineas for a year`s subscription to the Horticultural Society for `James Sowerby Esq`, loosely inserted, original wrappers, worn and marked, 1807 § Smith (Worthington G.) Guide to Sowerby`s Models of British Fungi in the Department of Botany, British Museum (Natural History), text-illustrations, original wrappers, front cover missing , 1898 § Salter (J.W.) and Henry Woodward. A Descriptive Catalogue of all the Genera and Species contained in the Accompanying Chart of Fossil Crustacea, large folding engraved plate, backed with linen, presentation inscription from the first author at head of title, loose in original cloth covers, n.d. § Pettigrew (Thomas Joseph) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the late John Coakley Lettsom, 2 vol., portrait frontispiece, bookplates of William Sowerby, original boards, worn, vol 1 spine broken, 1817, and a quatity of others, from the Sowerby family, including 3 small boxes of fossils, mineral specimens and a few sponges, Freedom of the City of London, some correspondence from the Prince of Teck, envelopes with stamps etc., v.s. (qty). James Sowerby and James Smith collaborated on the great series of English Botany .
Lot 120
Johann Ludwig Gottfried"". Historische Chronica oder Beschreibung der... ""Johann Ludwig Gottfried"". Historische Chronica oder Beschreibung der fuernehmsten Geschichte, second edition (first folio edition), engraved frontispiece, title printed in red & black with engraved device and typographic border, double-page engraved World map by Merian, 2 double-page engraved plans, 1 engraved view of a naval battle (Gibraltar), 31 plates of medallion portraits, numerous engraved vignette illustrations, frontispiece and title trimmed and laid down, one page with repaired closed tear, another with small section of loss to printed marginalia, some browning, modern half morocco, folio, Frankfurt am Maine, Matteo Merian, 1642.
Lot 128
Petronius (Titus Arbitri) - Satyricon, additional engraved title, letterpress title printed in red & black with device, vignette engravings including coins and a superb quarter-page plate of gladiators fighting bears and a lion, 18th century vellum, gilt, [Dibdin V: II, pp.117-118], 4to, Curante Petro Burmanno. Utrecht: William van de Water, 1709. The first Burmann edition of a classic Roman work of fiction in poetry and prose - ""one of the best edited [such that] it is almost impossible to read Petronius in any other edition [Harwood, quoted in Dibdin]"".
Lot 139
Traité Historique et Dogmatique sur les Apparitions ( Abbé Nicolas) Traité Historique et Dogmatique sur les Apparitions, les Visions & les Révélations Particulières, avec des Observations sur les Dissertations du R.P.Dom Calmet , 2 vol., first edition , half-titles, vol. 2 tears to inner magin of half-title and title, sig. B partly loose, early ownership entry on vol. 1 fly-leaf `Pour Mr. Vauthier Chanoe de Bayeux`, 6 ff. of bibliographical and biographical notes added at end of both vol., and 1 f. inserted at vol 2 I3, contemporary mottled calf, spines gilt, paper labels on spine, rubbed, corners and ends of spine worn, 12mo, Avignon & Paris, Jean-Noel Leloup, 1751.
Lot 143
Kol`tsov (Aleksey Vasilievich) - Stikhotvoreniya [Verses], first edition , issue with frontispiece portrait on india paper mounted, lithographed facsimile at end, light stain affecting half-title, title and first approx. 20 pp., ex-libris stamp on title, blank recto of frontispiece and verso of facsmile, contemporary half morocco, rubbed at edges, 8vo, [St Petersburg] , 1846.
Lot 149
Ibsen (Henrik) - Samfundets Støtter, first edition, original cloth, gilt, g.e., Copenhagen, 1877 § Ruskin (John) Praeterita, vol. 1 & 2 only (of 3), first edition, half-titles, ink inscriptions to front free endpapers, original publisher`s boards with paper labels to spines, spines darkened, extremities a little chipped, Orpington, 1886-1887; and 15 others, mostly Continental literature, v.s. (18)
Lot 15
Hope (W.H.St.John) - Windsor Castle: An Architectural History, 3 vol. including portfolio of plans, limited edition, Country Life, 1913 § Smith (H.Clifford) & Christopher Hussey. Buckingham Palace: Its Furniture, Decoration & History, Country Life, 1931 § Roberts (Hugh) For the King`s Pleasure: The Furnishing and Decoration of George IV`s Apartments at Windsor Castle, 2001 § Aldrich (M., editor ) The Craces: Royal Decorators 1768-1899, Brighton, 1990 § Brown (J.) The Garden at Buckingham Palace: An Illustrated History, 2004 § Major (Norma) Chequers, 1996, plates and illustrations, original cloth or boards, the first two rubbed with faded spines, the rest with dust-jackets ; and 7 others, v.s. (15)
Lot 1767
DUGDALE (Sir WILLIAM), Monasticon Anglicanum, 2 vol. only (of 3, lacks vol. III), first edition, titles in red and black, engraved "Tree" frontice piece, 65 plates only (some folding), slight staining to some quires, extensive contemporary ink inscription to half titles and throughout, modern cloth, [Wing D2484-6], folio, Richard Hodgkinson and Alice Warren, 1655-1661 (2).
Lot 1777
FLEMING (IAN), You Only Live Twice, first edition 1964; CHEYNEY (PETER), Dark Bahama, first edition 1950; HADLEY CHASE (JAMES), Just Another Sucker, 1961; and c.80 other 20th century modern first editions including Sax Rohmer, Agatha Christie, Dennis Wheatley and others, many without dust jackets (c.80).
Lot 1813
STEVENSON (ROBERT LOIUS), Kidnapped, The Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour in the year 1751, first edition, folding map with simple tear to one fold, no loss, 17pp ads, dated 5g.4.86, "business p40", book plate to front face down, publishers blue cloth, rubbed out extremities and bumped at corners [Prideaux 18], 8vo, 1886.
Lot 1815
MILNE (A.A.), The House at Pooh Corner, first edition, 1928; BARRIE (J.M., illust. Hugh Thomson), Quality Street, a Comedy in Four Acts, tipped-in colour plates with captioned tissue guards, [1913]; FORTESCUE BRICKDALE (ELEANOR), Powell Grave's Golden Treasury of Songs and Lyrics, tipped-in colour plates, caption tissue guards, n.d. [c.1925], publishers cloth; and nineteen others similar, children's and illustrated.
Lot 1831
MARGARET THATCHER The Past Power, signed first edition, along with a group of autographed photographs of 1980s cabinet ministers, including Michael Portillo, Michael Howard, Douglas Hird, Chris Patton, Kenneth Baker and a quantity of signatures, also 1980s Conservative cabinet ministers (qty).
Lot 156
Antique Books Les Miserables Five (5) Volume Set 1892 by Victor Hugo. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. University Press: John Wilson and Son, Cambridge. Library Edition Hardback Half Leather Books, strong spine and very lightly soiled. Books have a blue board, gold lettering on spine. Vol.I Fantine, 444-pgs. Vol.2 Cosette, 413-pgs. Vol.3 Marius, 377-pgs. Vol.4 Idyll & Epic, 522-pgs. Vol.5 Jean Valjean, 442-pgs. Copyright date 1887. All Have Illustrations. Books have light wear on edges and lightly bumped corners. Writing in Pencil to first pages of all Volumes with Owners Name. Some staining to Leather. These books are Very Good Reading Copies. Shipping $35.00 (estimate $500-$600)
Lot 96
Galapagos Worlds End Book G. P. Putnam`s Sons, New York, Copyright & Published 1924. Hardcover Book Very good condition. Is protected in custom stiff archival Mylar Cover in good condition. First Edition. 443 pages of text including an index. Original Red hardcover cloth & Leather Half binding with Red Leather tipped corners; minor bump to the bottom of the spine and edge, and minimal soiling and shelf wear. Illustrated with 24 tipped-in color plates by Isabel Cooper, and 83 photographs mostly by John Tee-Van. Shipping $26.00 Estimate ($800-$1,200)
Lot 119
Hebrew Bible, Berlin, 1699, Judaica. Biblia Hebraica: Cum Notis Hebraicis Et Lemmatibus Latinis / ex recensione Danielis Ernesti Jablonski, Sereniss. Elect. Brandenb. à Sacris & Ecclesiarr. Unit. FFrr. per Polon. major. & Pruss. Senioris. Ad calcem subjungitur Clar. Viri Joh. Leusden Catalogus posthumus 2294. selectorum versuum, quibus omnes voces V.T. continentur. Edita Operâ & Impensis Johannis Henrici Knebelii, Collegæ Gymnasii Electoralis Joachimici. - Berolini, 1699. [33], 178, 504 ll. 4°. First and second leaves shorter. Vellum binding. The Berlin edition of the ""Biblia Hebraica"" by Daniel Ernst Jablonski from the year 1699 is regarded as an important contribution to a struggle lasting over centuries to reconstruct the original Hebrew text of the Old Testament. This work, which was produced by Jablonski, attracted much attention because of its exquisite typography. The theologian Jablonski, one of the most important scholars in Berlin at the time, worked intensively on numerous versions of the bible from various manuscripts Hebrew and christens alike , which lead to a new, scientifically valid edition of the bible. 21.5cm X 13cm. End lacking pages.
Lot 130
Hebrew Bible, Christiano Reineccio, Leipzig, 1725. Important scholarly edition of the Hebrew Bible edited by the Christian scholar Christiano Reineccio, Leipzig, Germany, 1725. The full title is Biblia hebraica ad optimorum codicum et editionum fidem recensita et expressa. Adjectis Notis Masorethicus.. . . Much reprinted, this edition has Latin prefatory material but is otherwise entirely in Hebrew. The biblical text is in two parts, the first - the Five Books of Moses and Former Prophets, the second Later Prophets and Writings. At the end is a listing of the Parshiot and Haftarot, concluding with a lengthy Hebrew-Latin glossary not recorded in the Hebrew Bibliographic Project description of this edition. The title page has red lettering and there are several attractive head-pieces. 1695 pages. Brown leather binding with a metal clasp. Gilt edges. Judaica. 16.5cm X 10.5cm X 7cm.
Lot 131
Hebrew Bible, Christiano Reineccio, Leipzig, 1725. Important scholarly edition of the Hebrew Bible edited by the Christian scholar Christiano Reineccio, Leipzig, Germany, 1725. The full title is Biblia hebraica ad optimorum codicum et editionum fidem recensita et expressa. Adjectis Notis Masorethicus.. . . Much reprinted, this edition has Latin prefatory material but is otherwise entirely in Hebrew. The biblical text is in two parts, the first - the Five Books of Moses and Former Prophets, the second Later Prophets and Writings. At the end is a listing of the Parshiot and Haftarot. The title page has red lettering and there are several attractive head-pieces. 1100 pages. Brown leather binding. Judaica. 17cm X 10.5cm X 6cm.
Lot 329
Three printed silk War Office maps, the first and largest map printed The Aegean, published 1943, second edition, 1951 (stamped in blue June 1953) on one side and Sofiya - Istanbul, published 1943, third edition, 1951, 26in. x 39in. 66cm. x 100cm.; the second map: Bucharest, published 1942, third edigion 1952, on one side and on the other: Lublin - Zhitomir, published 1944, third edition 1952, 23in. x 31in. 59cm. x 100cm.; the third map, Stalingrad, published 1919, fourth edition 1952, the other side Stepnoy published 1916, fifth edition, 1952, 24in. x 21in. 61cm. x 54cm. All stamped in red `RESTRICTED`. (3)
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