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Lot 414
Robinson, W. Heath. (Illustrator) The Water Babies, first edition, London Constable & Co., 1915. Rubbed cloth gilt, stamped Presentation Copy, octavo, plus Railway Ribaldry, first edition, 1935, plus A Song of the English, London no date, plus White, Colin. The Enchanted World of Jessie M. King, first edition, London Canongate, 1989, plus other works. (10)
Lot 415
Robinson, Charles. (Illustrator) The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, first edition, London Collins [1928]. Gilt decorated calf, remains of glassine wrapper and box, quarto, plus Halder, Asit-Kumar. (Illustrator) Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, Allahabad, The Indian Press, no date. Pages tipped onto heavy card loosely inserted into publisher's binder, folio. (2)
Lot 421
Shepard, Ernest H. (Illustrator) Everybody's Boswell, signed limited edition 302/350, London G. Bell & Sons, 1930. Cloth, octavo, plus Farjeon, Eleanor. Illustrated Shepard, The Silver Curlew, first edition, O. U. P., 1953. Dust wrapper, long author's dedication to half title, octavo, plus other volumes illustrated by Shepard. (12)
Lot 422
Smith, Pamela Colman. (Illustrator) Widdicombe Fair, limited edition 148/500, London Harper, 1899. Publishers illustrated cloth, folio, plus Pogany, Elaine & Willy. The Golden Cockerel, first edition, New York Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1938. Dust wrapper, illustrated, folio, plus three other illustrated volumes. (5)
Lot 442
Forester, C. S. The African Queen, first edition, London, William Heinemann, 1935. Publishers cloth, signed "C. S. Forester" to front free end paper and also inscribed "To Ingle Barr, twenty two years after first signing the book, with a second signature; C. S. Forester April 1957." Barr's bookplate to front paste down, octavo. Ingle Barr was a Californian book collector who corresponded with Forester.
Lot 446
Leiber, Fritz. Ship of Shadows, signed limited edition 48/500, London Victor Gollancz, 1979. Dust wrapper, octavo, plus Clarke, Arthur C. Imperial Earth, first edition, London Victor Gollancz, 1975. Dust wrapper, signed by author to title page, octavo, plus other science fiction volumes. (shelf)
Lot 459
Vonnegut, Kurt Jr. Slauterhouse Fire or the Children's Crusade. A Dance with Death, first edition, London Jonathan Cape, 1970. Dust wrapper, signed by author to front free endpaper, octavo, plus Ballard, J. G. High Rise, first edition, London Jonathan Cape, 1975. Dust wrapper, signed by author to title page, plus other works by the authors. (12)
Lot 13
Churchill (Winston Spencer). The Story of the Malakand Field Force, First Edition, portrait and 6 maps, front free endpaper with edges chipped and loose, one map loose and with one edge slightly chipped, original cloth, bookplate, rubbed, slightly soiled, head and foot of spine and corners knocked, small tears at foot of spine, 1898.
Lot 15
Curzon (George Nathaniel, Lord). Tales of Travel, plates, original cloth, 1923; Wood (Herbert) The Shores of Lake Aral, 2 folding maps (one in pocket), a few foxmarks, ownership signature to title, original decorated cloth, 2cm piece torn from head of spine, spine stained, hinges broken, 1876; Hedin (Sven) Central Asia and Tibet, First Edition, 2 vols., 4 folding maps, original decorated cloth, spines faded and with extremities rubbed, lower cover of vol. 1 stained, 1904; Fraser (David) The Marches of Hindustan, 2 folding maps, the first torn and repaired, the second in pocket, plates, original cloth, spine rubbed and repaired, 1907 - and 3 others. (8)
Lot 21
Halls (J.J.). The Life and Correspondence of Henry Salt, Second Edition, 2 vols., contemporary polished calf, gilt, 1834; [Warburton (George D.)] The Conquest of Canada, 2 vols., similar binding, 1849 - and 4 others, including a set of Prescott's Conquest of Mexico (the first 2 with ink ownership inscriptions). (8)
Lot 37
Lofting (Hugh). Doctor Dolittle's Post Office, First Edition, ink signature on endpaper, original decorated cloth, slightly soiled, New York, [1923]; Doctor Dolittle's Circus, ink signature on endpaper, original decorated cloth, slightly soiled, warped, New York, [1924]; and Doctor Dolittle in the Moon, torn, loose frontispiece, New York, [1928]. (3)
Lot 39
Milne (Alan Alexander). Winnie-the-Pooh, First Edition, ink ownership signature on the half-title, original green cloth, gilt, head and foot of spine and corners slightly bumped, [1926]; The House at Pooh Corner, First Edition, small stain to half-title, original pink cloth, spine nicked, a little faded, [1928] - and a 12th Edition of When We Were Very Young. (3)
Lot 61
Stoker (Bram). Dracula, First Edition, later issue, with 6pp. of adverts. at end, ink ownership signature on half-title, endpapers slightly browned, a few blank upper margins with dampstains at end, original yellow cloth, soiled and shaken, hinges broken, the spine darkened and with small (c.1cm.) tears at head and foot, edges rubbed, corners knocked, a little cockling to covers, [Shadows in the Attic p. 46], 1897.
![Tolkien (John Ronald Reuel). [The Lord of the Rings]: The Fellowship of the Ring, first edition, original cloth, dust -wrappe](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10119/2748820/68-120-10119_468x382.jpg)
Lot 68
Tolkien (John Ronald Reuel). [The Lord of the Rings]: The Fellowship of the Ring, first edition, original cloth, dust -wrapper, [1954]; The Return of the King, First Edition, original cloth, dust-wrapper, [1955]; together 2 vols. of the 3 (without The Two Towers), both wrappers with sunned spine and slightly rubbed at heads of spines. (2)
Lot 5
DAVID HOCKNEY (BRITISH, B. 1937) MYSELF & MY HEROES Etching and aquatint, signed, dated 1961, edition of 50 29.5cm x 49.5cm (10.2in x 19.5in) Notes: 'Myself and My Heroes' was David Hockney's first print which he made on arriving at the Royal College of Art, London. The work shows the artist beside a haloed Mahatma Gandhi and Walt Whitman.
Lot 591
Milne (AA) Winnie The Pooh, Methuen 1926. First Edition, First Impression, 8vo, 158pp, gilt stamped green cloth, inscription "EM Brockhurst, from Bean" to front free endpaper dated 24-10-1926 (date of publication) two minor nicks to covers otherwise fine condition ; When We Were Very Young, Methuen 1926 (thireteenth); Plus One Other, unrelated. (3)
![DICKENS (CHARLES) - OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, first edition [in book form] two vols, illustrations after Marcus Stone, original mar](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2748787/676-65-10086_468x382.jpg)
Lot 676
DICKENS (CHARLES) - OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, first edition [in book form] two vols, illustrations after Marcus Stone, original maroon cloth gilt, bookplate of J C Severn of Penybont Hall, London: Chapman & Hall, 1865 (2) Provenance: Recorded in the (unpublished) Catalogue of Books at Penybont Hall Radnorshire, 1927: Library, shelf 11. ++++
![DICKENS (CHARLES) - BLEAK HOUSE, first edition [in book form] half title, title vignette, frontispiece and engraved illustra](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2748787/677-65-10086_468x382.jpg)
Lot 677
DICKENS (CHARLES) - BLEAK HOUSE, first edition [in book form] half title, title vignette, frontispiece and engraved illustrations throughout after Hablot Knight Browne, half title, original faded green cloth with ticket of Cawthorn & Co, 34 Cockspur St, Charing Cross, bookplate of J C Severn of Penybont Hall, London: Bradbury & Evans, 1853 Provenance: Penybont Hall Catalogue of Books, op cit: Library, shelf 11. ++++
Lot 678
RIDER HAGGARD (H) - MR MEESON'S WILL, first edition, first issue with 'Johnson' for 'Johnstone' in line one of p284, Catalogue of Books dated October 1888 at the end, engraved frontispiece and illustrations, original scarlet pictorial cloth, London: Spencer Blackett, 1888; - Maiwa's Revenge, first edition, with General List of Works dated June 1888 at the end, original black and red cloth, London: Longmans, Green & Co, 1888; - Allan Quatermain, new edition, 1888, all with engraved bookplate of JP Cheesment Severn of Penybont Hall (3). ++++
Lot 681
HUXLEY (ALDOUS) - POINT COUNTER POINT, first edition, orange cloth gilt, dust jacket [tear and soiled] with publisher's advert. bookmark, London: Chatto & Windus, 1928; miscellaneous books, including Jacques Saurin - Sermons. d l'Ecriture Sainte, new edition, vol I [only], ownership signature of J C Severn of Penybont Hall and inscribed in his hand on the ffe "Purchased at Paris the day that the Emperor Louis Nap'n was shot in the Champs Elysee", calf, Lausanne, 1761; trade catalogue - Jas Shoolbred & Co's General Price List March 1912; and about thirty-three others (38 approx). ++++
Lot 712
DUGDALE (WILLIAM) - THE ANTIQUITIES OF WARWICKSHIRE ILLUSTRATED FROM RECORDS LEIGER- BOOKS MANUSCRIPTS CHARTERS EVIDENCES TOMBES AND ARMS BEAUTIFIED WITH MAPS PROSPECTS AND PORTRAICTURES, first edition, folio, double page maps, plates and engravings in the text, portrait frontispiece replaced with a contemporary engraving of Dugdale, title in red and black with early ownership signature of Rob. Kirk and another, contemporary mottled calf, the spine gilt in compartments with black title label, London: Thomas Warren, 1656. ++++
Lot 724
JONES (THEOPHILUS) - A HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF BRECKNOCK IN TWO VOLUMES first edition, two vols in three, engraved titles, plates and folding map [vol I wanting frontispiece] contemporary diced calf gilt very worn, bookplate of C Harcourt, Brecon: the Author and W & G North, 1805 & 1809; -, the Glanusk Edition in four vols, recent maroon buckram, teg, Brecon, 1909-30; uniform with - Jonathan Williams - History of Radnorshire, 1905; Samuel Lewis - A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, two vols, 1833 (10) . ++++
Lot 725
JONES (THEOPHILUS) - A HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF BRECKNOCK IN TWO VOLUMES, first edition, two vols in three, two copies, engraved titles, frontispieces and plates, those of armorials coloured in a contemporary hand, folding map, uniform speckled calf gilt, boards detached, Brecon: the Author and W & G North, 1805 & 09; - reprinted edition, 1898; - another edition, smaller paper, wanting title, w.a.f. (8) According to a letter from the curator of Brecknock Museum dated 1964, the first volume of Jones' History was published on 13th September 1805 and was very much a local venture, being printed by William & George North of Brecon on paper manufactured at the Llangenny Paper Mills. ++++
Lot 285
Joyce, James. Ulysses, 10th printing, Shakespeare & Co., Paris 1928. Half morocco, octavo; Wilde, Oscar. Salome, Bodley Head, London 1912. Green cloth gilt, sixteen illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley, six pages of publisher's adverts, duodecimo; and Hardy, Thomas. Jude the Obscure, first edition, Osgood McIlvaine & Co., London 1896. Dark green cloth, frontispiece, map, octavo, (3).
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