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Flint Sir William Russell. Pictures From the Artist’s Studio first edition Royal Academy of Arts London 1962. Ivory cloth colour and black and white illustrations throughout signed by artist octavo; Halsby Julian & Harris Paul. The Dictionary of Scottish Painters 1600-1960 first edition Canongate / Phaidon Press Edinburgh & Oxford 1990. Black cloth dustjacket illustrations throughout quarto; and twelve other works of art interest (14)
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Jakovsky Anatole. Peintres Naifs first edition Basel 1976. Boards dustjackets parallel English / German / French text illustrations throughout quarto; Norman Geraldine. Nineteenth-Century Painters and Painting: A Dictionary first edition Thames & Hudson London 1977. Green cloth dustjacket illustrations throughout quarto; and assorted other art reference works
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Physick John. Designs for English Sculpture 1680-1860 first edition Her Majesty’s Stationary Office London 1969. Boards dustjacket illustrations throughout quarto; Kramrisch Stella. The Art of India Through the Ages first edition The Phaidon Press London 1954. Grey cloth dustjacket tipped-in colour plate and black and white illustrations quarto; and assorted other works of sculpture interest
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Schneiderman Richard S. The Catalogue Raisonne of the Prints of Charles Meryon first edition Garton & Co. London 1990. Boards dustjacket illustrations throughout octavo; Lane Charles. British Racing Prints 1700-1940 first edition The Sportsman’s Press London 1990. Boards dustjacket colour and black and white illustrations quarto; and assorted other works on prints
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The History and Antiquities of Newbury and its Environs including twenty-eight parishes situate in the county of Berks: also a catalogue of plants Hall & Marsh Speenhamland 1839. Half morocco seventeen plate illustrations folding linen-backed map octavo; and Money Walter. The First and Second Battles of Newbury second edition Simpkin Marshall & Co. and Blacket London & Newbury 1884. Bevelled armorial blue cloth gilt five illustrations five plans inscribed by author octavo (2)
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Clew Kenneth R. The Kennet & Avon Canal first edition David & Charles Newton Abbot 1968. Boards dustjacket plate illustrations from photographs octavo; Clew Kenneth R. The Somersetshire Coal Canal and Railways first edition David & Charles Newton Abbot 1970. Boards dustjacket plate illustrations from photographs octavo; and assorted other works many on industrial history
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Butler A.J. Islamic pottery: A Study Mainly Historical first edition Benn London 1926. Two-tone green cloth ninety-two plate illustrations tall quarto; Hallam Henry. Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries three volumes second edition Murray London 1843. Full calf with gilt decorated spines octavo; and assorted other works including bindings
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Graves Robert. Welchman’s Hose limited edition of 525 copies The Fleuron London 1925. Cloth-spined decorative boards wood engraved illustrations after Paul Nash octavo; Lewis C. Day. Pegasus and Other Poems first edition Cape London 1957. Blue cloth dustjacket octavo; Eliot T.S. The Confidential Clerk first edition Cape London 1954. Blue cloth dustjacket octavo; and three other assorted works (6)
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Markham Robert [Kingsley Amis] Colonel Sun: A James Bond Adventure first edition Cape London 1968. Boards dustjacket octavo; Waugh Evelyn. The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold first edition Chapman & Hall London 1957. Navy cloth dustjacket octavo; Murdoch Iris. An Unofficial Rose first edition Chatto & Windus London 1962. Green cloth dustjacket octavo; and a further nine assorted modern first editions (12)
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A SET OF FOUR LIMITED EDITION (6/125) HAND SIGNED WOOD ENGRAVED POEMS, 'The Fire Gaze' by Seamus Heaney, 'First Spring Dawn' by Jenney Joseph, 'Water' by Lawrence Sail and 'The Three Winds' by Laurie Lee printed for The Friends of Cheltenham Festival of Literature 1989, the wood engraving by Hellmuth Weissenborn, framed (4)
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* Avedon (Richard). The Beatles, 1967, British Limited First Edition of four individual colour lithographic portraits of The Beatles in a psychedelic style, published by the Daily Express under licence from NEMS Enterprises, pinholes to each corner but otherwise VG, each approx. 27" x 18.5" (4)
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Sumner (Heywood). The Book of Gorley, printed at The Chiswick Press, 1910, hand-coloured frontis., b&w illusts., t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, later half green crushed morocco, spine gilt, with orig. upper cover bound in at rear of vol., together with The Ancient Earthworks of Cranborne Chase, printed at The Chiswick Press, 1913, double-page b&w frontis., b&w plts. and illusts., including one or two folding, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, later half green crushed morocoo, gilt spine, with orig. upper cover bound in at rear of vol., both vols. with some light surface marks to boards, folio, plus two related pamphlets by the same author, each inscribed by him (The Ancient Earthworks of Cranborne Chase [from Proceedings, Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club], Dorchester, 1913, & Combs Ditch and Bokerley Dyke Reviewed [Proceedings of the Bournemouth Natural Science Society], 1930 The first work printed in a limited edition of 25 copies only with hand-coloured frontispiece by the author. With a manuscript note to the lower margin by the author to page 71. The second work printed in a limited edition of 200 copies, signed by the author. (2)
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Peary (Robert E.) The North Pole, with an Introduction by Theodore Roosevelt, 1910, photogravure port. frontis., tipped-in b & w illusts. from photos., large folding col. map at rear, some minor scattered spotting, mainly to fore-edges, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, orig. off-white cloth, lettered and blocked in gold, slightly soiled on spine, thick 4to Limited Edition de Luxe, 1/500, signed by Peary and Captain Robert A. Bartlett. Peary writes of Bartlett (see p.241) 'Bartlett had been invaluable to me, and circumstances had thrust upon him the brunt of the pioneering instead of its being divided among several ... I had given him the post of honour in command of my last supporting party for three reasons: first, because of his magnificent handling of the Roosevelt; second, because he had cheerfully and gladly stood between me and every possible minor annoyance from the start of the expedition to that day; third, because it seemed right to me that, in view of the noble work of Great Britain in Arctic exploration, a British subject should, next to an American, be able to say that he had stood nearest the North Pole.' See illustration on rear cover of this catalogue. (1)
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Wied-Neuwied (Maximilian Alexander Philip zu, Prince) Travels in Brazil, in 1815, 1816, and 1817, nine plts. incl. two in aquatint and six folding, some spotting, contemp. tree calf, rebacked, 8vo A translation of the first part of the German edition published the previous year. A quarto edition was published in the same year by Colburn which had only six plates. (1)
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Goldsmith (Rev. J.) A Grammar of General Geography, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons..., a new edition corrected and modernized, c.1835, eng. frontis. with a volvelle, addn. eng. title, lacking printed title, eight folding maps by Sidney Hall, some edge-fraying and short tears, ten eng. plts., some foxing and dust-soiling, orig. roan gilt, extrems. rubbed, 12mo in 6's, together with Kendal (E.A.), The Stories of Senex; Little Histories of Little People, printed for E. Newbury, 1800, eng. frontis. contemp. ms. names to title-page, stitching strained, orig. marbled boards, 12mo in 6's, plus Pinnock (W.), The First Step to Knowledge Made Easy, Intended as a Preparatory Reader, for the Use of Young Children, 2 vols., 1831, eng. frontis. to first vol., numerous letterpress engs., orig. roan, gilt lettered to upper covers, spines worn, and upper joints cracked with sl. loss, 12mo in 6's, plus ten others similar (14)
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Beethoven (Ludwig van) Klavierstück fur Marie Szymanowska, Berlin, Schlesingerschen Buch und Musikhandlung, unter den Linden No. 34, [December 1824], single leaf with engraved music to one side only, with printed heading 'Auf Aufforderung Geschrieben Nachmittags am 14ten August 1818 von Beethoven', approx. 185 x 270 mm, tipped-in to album leaf, with b&w litho. portrait of Beethoven on the reverse side, in an album belonging to Mademoiselle la Comtesse d'Oyen de Fürstenstein of Geneva, and containing a single-page printed programme for an Assemblée Musicale of the Société de Musique de Genève, 13th February 1826, a printed Diploma of Admission for the Comtesse d'Oyen to the Société de Musique de Genève, together with an accompanying hand-written letter, dated 14th March 1826 and one or two other related documents, all contained in contemp. album bound in green and purple boards, with ties, rubbed and some marks, 4to The first edition of Beethoven's last composition, presented as a gift for the autograph collector Maria Szymanowska, which was published as a supplement to the Berliner Allgemeine Musikalische Zeitung, No. 49, 8 December 1824. (1)
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Alfred Richard Blundell (1883-1968) ‘Wind in the Wood’; ‘Across the Marshes’ Each etching and aquatint Each signed within the margin lower right Each inscribed with title lower left The first p. 25cm x 17.5cm The second p. 45cm x 59.5cm Hester Frood (1882-1971) ‘Corfe Castle’ Etching Signed in pencil within the margin lower right P. 21cm x 26.5cm John Brunsdon (b. 1923) ‘Hayle Sanctury’ Limited edition etching and aquatint Signed in pencil within the margin lower right Inscribed with title and 9/50 lower left and centre P. 45cm x 30cm
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Francis, Dick. Driving Force, New York 1992. Dust wrapper, signed by author, 8vo plus Vine, Barbara. No Night is too Long, first edition, London 1994. Dust wrapper, signed by author as Ruth Rendell, 8vo plus Dexter, Colin. Death is now my Neighbour, first edition, London 1996. Dust wrapper, signed by author, 8vo. (3)
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Potter, Beatrix. The Story of Miss Moppet, first edition, London and New York 1906. Panorama format within darkened cloth boards with picture onlay and tab fastening, 12mo plus The Story of a Fierce Bad Rabbit, first edition, London and New York 1906. Panorama format within darkened cloth boards with picture onlay and damaged tab fastening, 12mo. (2)
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Lyne Michael From Litter to Later on Standfast Press 1973 1st edition original dust wrapper 2 copies From Litter to Later on a puppy ‘progress’ book was first published by The Standfast Press in 1973 and touchingly describes the birth and progress of a litter of puppies born to Lyne’s terrier Lorna and a beagle called Pipewell Justice
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Lyne Michael From Litter to Later on Standfast Press 1973 1st edition original dust wrapper 2 copies From Litter to Later on a puppy ‘progress’ book was first published by The Standfast Press in 1973 and touchingly describes the birth and progress of a litter of puppies born to Lyne’s terrier Lorna and a beagle called Pipewell Justice
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Lyne Michael From Litter to Later on Standfast Press 1973 1st edition original dust wrapper 2 copies From Litter to Later on a puppy ‘progress’ book was first published by The Standfast Press in 1973 and touchingly describes the birth and progress of a litter of puppies born to Lyne’s terrier Lorna and a beagle called Pipewell Justice
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Grant-Rennick (Richard). Coursing The Pursuit of Game with Gazehounds first edition Standfast Press number 1 of 150 special editions numbers 1-50 containing an original signed sketch by Michael Lyne and 23 wood engravings in the slip case by Leslie Benenson. Green morocco by Sangorski and Sutcliffe stamped in gilt with two hounds to the upper board and a hare to the back board marbled endpapers green cloth slip case quarto; and a paperweight similarly gilt stamped on green morocco (2) This magnificent edition is also inscribed “To Michael Lyne without whose encouragement and splendid help the book would not have been contemplated let alone completed With affection and high regard Richard Grant-Rennick” The coursing scene on the cover is derived from the same group of hounds and hare in the bronzes in lot 471
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Knox A.E. Autumns on the Spey first edition Van Voorst London 1872. Pictorial dark green cloth gilt four tinted plates after J. Wolf octavo; and Lang Andrew. Angling Sketches second edition Longmans Green & Co. London 1891. Bevelled dark green cloth three etchings and further illustrations by W.G. Burn-Murdoch octavo (2)
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Best Anthony. (editor) Rowland Ward’s Records of Big Game fourteenth edition Ward London 1971. Maroon buckram colour frontispiece black and white illustrations octavo; Bell Walter. Bell of Africa first edition Spearman & The Holland Press London 1960. Black cloth dustjacket black and white illustrations octavo; and assorted other works many of African interest
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Derry Ramsey. The Art of Robert Bateman first edition Lane London 1981. Navy cloth dustjacket illustrations throughout quarto; Archbold Rick. Robert Bateman: An Artist in Nature first edition Swan Hill Press London 1990. Maroon cloth dustjacket illustrations throughout quarto; and eleven assorted other works (13)
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Edwards Lionel. (illustrator) Hounds Will Meet first edition Country Life London 1931. Cloth sixteen black and white plates quarto; and Coward T.L. The Birds of the British Isles and Their Eggs two volumes second & third editions respectively Warne London 1925 & 1926. Pictorial cloth gilt numerous colour plates after Archibald Thorburn et al. octavo (3)
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Holder Charles Frederick. Big Game at Sea first edition Hodder & Stoughton London 1909. Pictorial green cloth black and white illustrations octavo; Walker C.F. Brown Trout and Dry Fly first edition Seeley Service & Co. London 1955. Brown cloth dustjacket black and white plate illustrations octavo; and assorted other works of fishing interest
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Sedgwick Noel et al. (editors) The New Wildfowler second impression Jenkins London 1963. Blue cloth dustjacket illustrations octavo; Martin Brian P. The Glorious Grouse: A Natural and Unnatural History first edition David & Charles Newton Abbot 1990. Maroon boards dustjacket black and white illustrations octavo; and assorted other works including further titles of shooting interest
![‘Snaffles’ [Charlie Johnson Payne]. More Bandobast first edition Collins London 1936. Cloth twelve tipped-in colour plates f](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10021/2673904/553-8-10021_468x382.jpg)
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Whitehead G. Kenneth. (editor) The Deer Stalking Grounds of Great Britain and Ireland first edition Hollis & Carter London 1960. Green cloth illustrated octavo; Whitehead G. Kenneth. The Deer of Great Britain and Ireland first edition Routledge & Kegan Paul London 1964. Maroon cloth dustjacket plate illustrations octavo; and assorted other works of related interest
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Stanley Henry M. In Darkest Africa; or The Quest Rescue and Retreat of Emin Governor of Equatoria two volumes first edition Sampson Low Marston Searle & Rivington London 1890. Pictorial maroon cloth gilt woodcut illustrations maps octavo (volume one with loose lower board; both shaken and sold with all faults); and Selous Frederick Courteney. Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa third edition Ward London 1893. Pictorial tan cloth gilt illustrations folding colour map four page publisher’s catalogue octavo (covers with damp damaged fore edges; lower hinge tender) (3)
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MORRIS, Francis Orpen. A History of British Birds… second edition. London: George Bell & Sons, 1870. 4 vols., 8vo (242 x 160mm.) 347 coloured plates only (of 365). (First and last few leaves to each vol. spotted, occasional other spotting, vol. IV lacking nine leaves of text.) Contemporary half-calf (spines slightly faded and rubbed). Note: this set is uniformly bound with lots 3140 and 3141.
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