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2001 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI 'Tommi Makinen' Edition Transmission: manualMileage:83470By mid-1996, Mitsubishi's rallying success began to really reflect in Lancer Evolution sales. The 1996 World Rally Championship season brought Mitsubishi, a new driver, the blisteringly quick Finn named Tommi Makinen, and its first World Rally Championship drivers' title. By 1997, rallying had captured the imagination of people all over the world and Mitsubishi sold 6,000 Evolution IVs in the first three days of its launch! In the latter-half of 1999, Mitsubishi unleashed a special edition to celebrate its favourite drivers four consecutive WRC drivers' titles from 1996-1999, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI 'Tommi Makinen Edition' (TME). The Evolution VI was already a technological tour de force, but the TME had a more responsive titanium turbocharger, uprated and lowered suspension, quicker steering, a different exhaust, a new ECU, beefed-up transfer case internals, a redesigned front bumper for even better cooling and authentic 17" WRC Enkei alloy wheels. Plus, there was a special interior, featuring embossed Recaro seats, a Momo steering wheel with red stitching. The performance upgrades saw the 0-60mph sprint obliterated in 4.4 seconds and a maximum top speed of 150 mph. Power was rumoured to be over 300bhp, rather than the 276bhp stated.This lovely, UK supplied, right hand drive, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI 'Tommi Makinen' Edition, numbered 029, was first registered in April 2001 and has been serviced and maintained since with a fully stamped service book. In 2014, at about 70,000 miles the engine was removed and completely rebuilt, uprated and balanced using a number of racing components including C-Tec tubular exhaust manifold, a Precision 6262 Generation 2 Turbo charger and a new remapped ECU, all at a cost of over £10,000. It was then Dyno'd on a rolling road giving a reading of 570bhp. Finished with silver paintwork and having the correct original black and red chequered Recaro seats, the car is supplied with a V5C registration document, an MoT test certificate which expires in August 2024, the handbook pack containing the fully stamped service book and a file with invoices, old MoT test certificates, which include details and invoices relating to the engine rebuild including the Dyno results. These rare, highly collectable, rally homologation icons continue to generate serious interest with the younger collector.

Registration OU56 KVSChassis Number SAJAC73R97TH13622Engine Number 0606170912TGOdometer reading 95,500 milesEstimateNo ReserveJaguar's long-standing commitment to creating beautiful, contemporary, fast cars was reinforced once again with the unveiling of the special edition 400bhp XJR Portfolio. The Concept Eight was the first time that Jaguar had shown its new performance styling to the public and the reaction was so positive that many of its key design details, such as the eye-catching polished wheels, side power vents and Satin American Walnut trim, were soon to grace a special edition XJ produced for the USA and other key European and global markets. Both front and rear seats have variable heating and the driver's seat includes lumbar and cushion length power adjust with full memory function. To add to that unique performance feel, the XJR Portfolio also sports an aluminium J-gate gear lever surround and chrome and leather gear knob. The all-aluminium construction methods that Jaguar introduced with the latest generation XJ saloon in 2003 broke new ground in the volume automotive industry. Unlike other aluminium-bodied cars, the XJ family uses full stressed-skin monocoque construction including all the outer panels, is manufactured from aluminium. As a result, the XJR Portfolio is around 200kg lighter than before with significant benefits in performance, safety, economy and emissions performance. The XJR Portfolio's immense performance capabilities stem not just from its lightweight body but from its renowned 400bhp supercharged, 4.2 litre V8 engine. That excellent engine is matched by the superb six-speed ZF automatic transmission and gives an electronically limited maximum speed of 155mph and 0-60mph in exactly 5.0 seconds.This very nice example is presented in Midnight Metallic with an ivory leather interior, pressed aluminium dash, gear console surround and door cappings and is one of the 100 limited edition cars produced for the UK market. It comes with previous V5C registration documents, Press kit, sales brochure, previous MoT test certificates and service history. There is also a Jaguar Heritage Certificate and the wheels (with Heritage wheel centres) have been refurbished which included powder coating. The car also comes with its original bookpack which is complete, one set of keys, one chauffeur key and a first aid kit. These are rare, quick saloons which provide luxury and speed at a fraction of the cost today from when it was first manufactured.

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Ortelius, Abraham / Koler, Johann (Hrsg.): Theatrum orbis terrarum. Nürnberg: J. Koler 1572. 39,5 x 53 cm. Mit 60 (von 69) gest. kolor. Kupferkarten von A. Ortelius (davon 17 Additamentum-Karten), 5 gest. mont. Kupferkarten von J. Janssonius (davon 1 teils kolor.), 2  gest. mont. Kupferkarten von J. Hondius (nicht kolor.), 1 gest. mont. Kupferkarte von J. Blaeu (teils kolor.). 64 Textblätter von J. Koler. 37 Bll. (Register u. Epistel). Braunes Ldr. des 20. Jh.  (Ecken und Kanten berieben. Einband wasserfleckig und gedunkelt. Vorsätze erneuert. Nahezu alle Karten und Textblätter mit Unterlegungen meist im Rand, kleineren Einrissen oder Fehlstellen im Plattenrand. Durchgehend im oberen und rechten Rand wasserfleckig. Einige Textblätter angefalzt oder wasserwellig. Blatt 2 des Registers mit hs. Eintragungen und Anstreichungen. Stellenweise gering wurmstichig. Insgesamt recht gebräunt, gebrauchs- und altersfleckig. Es fehlen das Titelblatt, das Porträt, die Weltkarte sowie die Karten zu Amerika, Asien, Deutschland, Holland, Russland, Palästina, Skandinavien und Bayern.)  Koeman, Ort 5, Ort 6. Zu Koler vgl. Reske 691. Vgl. ferner: Van der Krogt 31:290. Kratzsch, Konrad: Eine wiedergefundene Ortelius-Übersetzung von 1572, in: Marginalien 62 (1976), S. 43-50. Bagrow, Leo: The First German Ortelius, in: Imago Mundi II (1937/1964), S. 74. Meurer, Anm. 165. - Enthält 60 kolorierte Ortelius-Karten, darunter 17 Karten des ersten Additamentum. - Enthält zusätzlich folgende, größtenteils unkolorierte Karten: Mecklenburg (Janssonius, teils kolor.), Braunschweig (Janssonius), Hildesheim (Janssonius), Lüneburg (Janssonius), Brandenburg (Janssonius), Holstein (Hondius), Paderborn (Hondius), Trient (Blaeu, teils kolor.). Sämtliche Karten von Janssonius, Hondius und Blaeu sind jeweils auf die Rückseite eines Koler-Textblattes montiert. Eine bisher unbekannte Variante des seltenen deutschen Koler-Atlas, von dem lediglich 5 Exemplare in Bibliotheksbesitz sowie ein Exemplar in Privat- bzw. Händlerbesitz festzustellen sind. Der Nürnberger Drucker Johann Koler (von 1563 bis 1578 dort als Drucker festzustellen) begann ab 1572 mit der Herausgabe einer eigens überarbeiteten deutschen Ausgabe des Theatrum orbis terrarum. Nach dem bahnbrechenden Erfolg der lateinischen Ortelius-Ausgabe von 1570, dem ersten modernen Atlas, beabsichtigte Koler vermutlich in zweifacher Hinsicht ein Marktinteresse zu bedienen, indem er die rückseitig auf den Ortelius-Karten befindlichen lateinischen Texte ins Deutsche übersetzte und diese Übersetzungen so einband bzw. montierte, dass der Text jeweils gegenüber der zugehörigen, nun im Querfolio-Format eingebundenen Karte lag, was die Benutzung erleichterte. Jeder dieser Koler-Atlanten basiert auf einer regulär erworbenen Ausgabe des Ortelius-Atlas, trägt einen eigenen, auf das Jahr 1572 datierten Druckvermerk und verzichtet sowohl auf das Titelblatt als auch auf das Porträt des Ortelius. Die Exemplare der Berliner Staatsbibliothek und der Weimarer Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek, denen die lateinische Ausgabe von 1570 zugrunde liegt, unterscheiden sich vor allem darin, wie die Kolerschen Textblätter integriert wurden. Die Textblätter des Berliner Exemplars wurden auf die Rückseiten der vorangehenden Karte über den Ortelius-Text geklebt, sodass der lateinische Originaltext durchschimmerte, während diejenigen der Weimarer Variante auf Extrablätter gedruckt und den Karten, die ohne rückseitigen Ortelius-Text eingebunden sind, passend beigebunden wurden. Van der Krogt führt außerdem eine weitere Variante im Besitz der Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel auf, die auf der lateinischen Ortelius-Ausgabe von 1575 basieren soll und als „second edition“ des Koler-Atlas bezeichnet wird. Bei allen bekannten Exemplaren der Koler-Atlanten fand die Umgestaltung auf Basis einer lateinischen Ortelius-Ausgabe statt. Nun tritt eine weitere Variante hinzu, bei der die deutsche Ortelius-Ausgabe von 1572/73 als Grundlage diente. Der uns vorliegende Atlas ist ebenfalls im Querfolio-Format gebunden, enthält 60 kolorierte Karten der ersten offiziellen deutschen Ortelius-Ausgabe (inkl. Additamentum) mit den deutschen Ortelius-Texten auf den Kartenrückseiten, das ins Deutsche übersetzte Register, die deutsche Epistel („Humfredi Lhuid, von Mona der Druidum Insul“) und den Druckvermerk, der Koler als Drucker ausweist. Zu den Karten der Ausgabe von 1572 sind die entsprechend nummerierten Koler-Texte auf Einzelblättern eingebunden.Zwei Aspekte machen diese neue Variante des Koler-Atlas interessant: Zum einen sind bibliographisch nicht erfasste und bislang unbekannte deutsche Koler-Texte zu den Additamentum-Karten vorhanden, zum anderen ergab ein Abgleich mit dem Digitalisat des Exemplars der HAAB, dass einzelne Textblätter von Koler redigiert wurden und nun in zwei Varianten vorliegen. Dieser Fund ermöglicht es, die Editionsgeschichte der Koler-Atlanten näher zu spezifizieren. Koler gab nicht nur eigene Überarbeitungen der lateinischen Ortelius-Ausgaben heraus, sondern veröffentlichte auch diese deutsch-deutsche Variante mit zusätzlichen Texten für diejenigen Karten, die Ortelius 1573 als Ergänzung der deutschen Ausgabe drucken ließ. Über die Intention Kolers können nur Mutmaßungen angestellt werden. Die Forschung geht davon aus, dass die bekannten Exemplare der Koler-Atlanten, vor allem diejenigen, die von Georg Mack meisterhaft koloriert wurden, für einen elitären Kundenkreis, namentlich die Fugger, bestimmt waren. Dass Koler sein Projekt nicht zeitnah mit dem Erscheinen der deutschen Ortelius-Ausgabe aus Kostengründen einstellte, belegt das auf der lateinischen Ortelius-Ausgabe von 1575 basierende Wolfenbütteler Exemplar. Doch warum lieferte Koler selbst zu der Ortelius-Ausgabe, die bereits deutsche Texte enthielt, eigene Textblätter? Ein Grund könnte in seiner Unzufriedenheit mit der Gestaltung der deutschen Ortelius-Texte gesehen werden, waren diese doch für einen Käuferkreis verfasst, an dessen klassischer Bildung Ortelius zweifelte und daher populärere Begleittexte auf Basis seiner eigenen, meist erfundenen Reiseerfahrungen aufsetzte. Koler übersetzte die lateinischen Texte hingegen akkurater und näher am Original, sodass der eher wissenschaftliche, auf Zitaten antiker Autoritäten beruhende Charakter der ursprünglichen Texte bewahrt blieb.

WWII Second World War Interest - an original British 1st / First Edition ' Mein Kampf ' by Adolf Hitler. 'Two Volumes In One'. 40th Thousand, 1939. Published by Hurst and Blackett Ltd, London. Blue boards, with gilt titles to spine and eagle swastika to front.

STREAT (William). The Dividing of the Hooff or, Seeming Contradictions throughout Sacred Scriptures . . . London: Printed by T[homas] H[arper] for the Author, & are to be sold by W. Sheers at the Bible in Pauls Churchyard, 1654, single volume, first edition, 496pp., later full-leather, 8vo. Condition Report: boards rubbed, front board present but detached, spine ends and corners rubbed and bumped, browning and toning throughout, browning to edges affecting leaf edges, some creasing to leaf edges pp. 281-286.3.7cm x 18.8cm x 14cm

AUSTEN, Jane (1775-1817). Pride and Prejudice. With a preface by George Saintsbury and illustrations by Hugh Thomson. London: George Allen, 1894. first Peacock edition and the first edition with illustrations accompanying the text, publisher's ornament on verso of half title, wood-engraved frontispiece by Hugh Thomson with tissue guard, contemporary inscription to half-title, black endpapers, Hugh Thomsons decorated initials and headpieces to each chapter, in-text illustrations, original pictorial cloth lettered with elaborate blocked gilt decoration to upper cover and spine after a design by Hugh Thomson, gilt edges, 8vo. (1). Condition Report: boards a little cocked, some slight fading to gilt lettering on front board, spine ends bumped with some fading to gilt, a small clean edge tear to cloth head of spine, corners bumped and a little rubbed, lower cover marked to upper portion and corner of board, gilt edges clean and bright, internally a clean and bright copy.

Lawrence, Thomas Edward, 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom', London: Jonathan Cape, 1935, first trade edition, 4to, original buckram gilt. Condition Report: Some rubbing and discolouration to the boards, with fading to the spine. Internal contents generally bright, with some spotting to the edges of the pages. Bearing pencil inscription to first page.

GRAY (Thomas). Grays Elegy, Illuminated by Owen Jones, published by London: Longman and Co., New York: Wiley and Putnam, 1846. first edition. 35 chromolithographed pages including title, illuminated in colour and gold, the text of the poem in black gothic script with colour initials surrounded by borders of leaves and vines, all edges gilt, gilt inner dentelles, binders small paper label on lower pastedown, contemporary blind-stamped full-calf over wooden boards imitating carved wood, blind-stamped floral design with cover title to front board, the first secular book to be illuminated in its entirety by the English architect and designer Owen Jones (1809-1874) the first known work to be issued in this special binding by Remnant and Edmonds, and the first recorded book with a joint American and English imprint on the title-page. 8vo. (1) Condition Report: Light rubbing to boards and spine, front board detaching spine ends and corners bumped, tape strengthening to joint of front pastedown and endpaper, joint to title-page cracked, pages 3-4 detaching, internally clean with some light marks margins.

William Morris (1834-1896). A handwritten letter signed by Morris and dated 1870, attached to the inside page of a third edition copy of the book 'The Earthly Paradise'. Published by F.S. Ellis.The letter is 20th May 1870 and reads 'Dear Sir, Thanks for your note, I have marked the place indicated by you for correction. Yours faithfullyWilliam Morris'.Also signed inside by C.J Rea (1894) and J Sutcliff. This letter was written by Morris from his publishers office 33 Kings Street, possibly to Mr Sutcliff, regarding amendments to be made, there were a number of editions and Morris was known to have made changes to these. See the University of Illinois Morris archive where it indicates that changes were requested: https://morrisarchive.lib.uiowa.edu/general-introduction-to-the-earthly-paradise Provenance: Inherited from the vendors parents, previously obtained by them following a house purchase in 1961 in Totnes. This book and letter had formed part of the library of Mr C F Rea, the former Head of King Edward 6th Totnes Grammar School, between 1896 and 1916. Condition Report: Letter is stuck down to the inside first page of the book

EALAND (C.A.). Insect Life, A. & C. Black, 1921. first edition, full-page illustrations, publishers pictorial cloth; WHITE (Gilbert). The Natural History of Selbourne, Edited with an Introduction and Notes by W.S. Scott, The Folio Society, 1962. first edition, drawings by John Piper, map illustrated endpapers, pictorial cloth, within slipcase; together with, CROWQUILL (Alfred, Illustrator). Original Travels and Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, a new edition, Trubner & Co., 1889; and three others by Daisy Ashford, including, The Young Visitors, Chatto & Windus, reprint, 1919, Love and Marriage, Where Love Lies Deepest, Rupert Hart-Davis, 1965-1966, both first editions, illustrated by Ralph Steadman, dust-jackets clipped. 8vo, 12mo. (6) Condition Report: EALAND (C.A.). Insect Life - rubbing and some staining to spine, spine ends and corners bumped, toning to edges, and some occasional foxing internally.WHITE (Gilbert). The Natural History of Selbourne - corners of slipcase rubbed, some sunning to spine, internally a bright clean copy.CROWQUILL (Alfred, Illustrator). Original Travels and Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen - spine ends and corners bumped, a clean bright copy.ASHFORD (Daisy) The Young Visitors - rubbing to boards, spine ends and corners bumped, occasional foxing; Love and Marriage and Where Love Lies, both overall good condition.

Rackham, Arthur, 'Siegfried and the Twilight of the Gods' by Richard Wagner, translated by Margaret Armour, London, William Heinemann, 1911, first trade edition, original pictorial buckram cloth gilt, 4to, bearing inscription by Vita Sackville-West, Christmas 1911.

Potter (Beatrix)The Tale of Tom Kitten.Frederick Warne, 1907, first edition, first, second or third printing (identical according to Linder p. 427), 86 pages, light-brown/green boards (surface abrasions to pages 62/63 with loss, joints splitting, two splash marks to upper board); idem., The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes.Frederick Warne, 1911, first edition, first or second printing (identical according to Linder p. 429), 85 pages, dark green boards (owner’s name to half-title, stain to rear board);With a quantity of others by or about Beatrix Potter. (42 books, qty pamphlets)

Blyton (Enid), Five Get Into a Fix, Hodder & Stoughton, 1958, first edition, first printing, dust jacket; idem, Five Have a Wonderful Time, Five Run Away Together (2nd and 7th impressions); Fleming (Ian), Octopussy and The Living Daylights, Cape, 1966, first edition, no dust jacket; Milne (A. A.) When We Were Young, Methuen and Co., 1930; together with a collection of books, including: several volumes of A Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells; Arthur Ransome volumes; Ladybird books; a selection of Bartholomew's Half-Inch maps; and others (qty: 5 boxes)

'BB' [Watkins-Pitchford (D.J.)]Brendon Chase, Holis and Carter, 1944, first edition, worn dust jacket;Clarke (Arthur C.), The Sands of Mars, Sidgwick and Jackson, 1951, first edition, price-clipped dust jacket (worn);Gorham (Maurice), Back to the Local, 1949, first edition, dust jacket;Roberts (Denys), The Bones of the Wajingas, Methuen, first edition, dust jacket;with nine others (13)

Sisson (J.L.). The Elements of Anglo-Saxon Grammar: to which are added A Praxis and Vocabulary. Leeds: Printed by Benjamin Dewhirst, 1819, first edition, 84 pages including advert leaf, worn and dust marked, boards not present.

LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110 D240 FRIST EDITION      D.O.R: 29th MARCH 2021 - 21 REG . ONLY 1 REGISTERED KEEPER FROM NEW  FULL V5 LOGBOOK PRESENT  MILEAGE ONLY: 46999 (WARRANTED & GENUINE)  FULL LAND ROVER MAINTENANCE / SERVICE HISTORY PRESENT  LAST DATED: 03/02/2023 @ 40231 MILES  FIRST MOT DUE DATE: 28/03/2024  OWNER MANUAL PACK PRESENT  2X KEYS PRESENT  ***EURO 6DG / COMPLIANT FOR LOW EMISSION ZONE*** TO REQUEST A VIDEO OF THIS LOT, PLEASE EMAIL US AT info@josephjamesandpartners.co.uk PROVIDING YOUR NAME, THE LOT INFORMATION AND MOBILE TELEPHONE NUMBER...    ITEM SUMMARY:  D240 (236) DIESEL ENGINE  START / STOP (CAN BE DEACTIVATED)  8 SPEED AUTOMATIC GEARBOX  TOUCH BUTTON START / STOP (KEYLESS GO) GENUINE FIRST EDITION *MASSIVE SPEC* SAT NAV (FUNCTIONING)  TILT & SLIDE PANORAMIC GLASS ROOF WITH ELECTRIC SUNBLIND  BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR  HEATED SEATS  ELECTRIC SEATS  ELECTRIC (3 STAGE) MEMORY DRIVERS SEAT  FITTED MERIDIAN SOUND SYSTEM  FULLY DIGITAL INSTRUMENT CLUSTER AND NAV SCREEN  MULTIFUNCTION LEATHER STEERING WHEEL  FULLY ELECTRIC STEERING COLUMN  HEATED STEERING WHEEL  CRUISE CONTROL WITH SELF SETTING SPEED LIMITER  BLIND-SPOT ASSIST  BLUETOOTH CONNECTION  CLIMATE CONTROL  AIR CONDITIONING  HEATED SCREEN (FRONT & REAR)  AIR SUSPENSION WITH SELF SETTING RIDE HEIGHT CLEAR-SIGHT REARVIEW MIRROR  AUTO HEADLIGHT SYSTEM  DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS  AUTO RAIN SENSORS  VOICE CONTROL  ELECTRIC WINDOWS (FRONT & REAR)  ELECTRIC MIRRORS  POWER STEERING  SURROUND CABIN AIR BAGS  REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING  METALLIC PAINT WORK EXTERIOR BLACK PACK BLACK EXTERIOR ROOF  SIGNATURE PACK  20" BLACK LAND ROVER ALLOY WHEELS  PRIVACY TINTED GLASS  BLACK LAND ROVER BRANDING BADGES  FRONT FOG / BUMOPER LIGHTS  FITTED TOW-PACK WITH ELECTRICS PLUS ALL THE USUAL EXTRAS  RUNS AND DRIVES      VAT STATUS: NO VAT CHARGED ON THE HAMMER PRICE (SAVE 20%) COLLECTION FROM: SALES ADDRESS PAYMENT METHOD: BACS TRANSFER ONLY (NO CASH / CARD PAYMENTS) Cracked Glass In Sunroof PAYMENT DEADLINE: 5PM FRIDAY 22ND OF SEPTEMBER 2023 (unless the reserve is met or bid accepted before, then the paymemt deadline will be 5pm the following day) *IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ABIDE BY THESE PAYMENT TERMS, DO NOT BID* DELIVERY: AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST            Auctioneers Remarks:   All bids submitted are valid and taken as provisional if reserve has not been met. For Buyer Premium / VAT Charges, Please Refer To 'Additional Fees' Late Payment Will Result In Receiving Late Payment Fees, Charged At A Daily Rate Of 3% +VAT Of The Total Payable Invoice

ANDRE DUBREUIL (Né en 1951)Fauteuil « Spine »Création en 1986L'un des premiers exemplaires vendus circa 1988Fer plat et barre à bétonH: 95,5cm.(37 5/8in.); L: 70,5cm.(27 3/4in.); P: 88cm.(34 5/8in.).One of the first edition of the « Spine » lounge chair by André Dubreuil in iron designed in 1986.Footnotes:Provenance :Galerie Avant-Scène, ParisAcquis auprès de cette dernière par l'actuel propriétaire circa 1988Bibliographie :J-L. Gaillemin, André Dubreuil, Poète du fer, Ed. Norma, reproduit en couverture et pp. 40-43, ref. 8-9 du catalogue.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: WW Lot is located in the Bonhams Warehouse and will only be available for collection from this location.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

HERVÉ DI ROSA (Né en 1959)« Sans titre » 1983Édition originale augmentée d'un cahier de huit pages sérigraphiées et réhaussées par des dessins originaux et des estampillages de linogravureEdition numérotée 33/100Texte Jean Seisser, photos Louis Jammes, Éditeur Le Dernier Terrain vague et Galerie Gillespie Laaage-Salomon, Paris, 1983Couverture toilée rouge33cm.x25cm.A vendre sans prix de réserveA first edition enlarged with a booklet of eight screenprinted pages enhanced with original drawings and linocuts, numbered edition 33/100.Footnotes:Provenance :Galerie Laage-Salomon, Paris Acquis auprès de celle-ci par l'actuel propriétaireFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Medicine.- Hall (Marshall) Observations on Blood-Letting, first edition, 2 folding tables, ex-library with usual ink-stamps, scattered faint spotting, modern cloth, 1836; Practical Observations and Suggestions in Medicine, publisher's advertisements bound at beginning, ex-library with usual labels and stamps, scattered faint spotting, modern cloth, 1845 § Hall (John Charles) Clinical Remarks on certain Diseases of the Eye ..., first edition, publisher's advertisements bound at beginning, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, scattered faint spotting, modern cloth, 1843; 8vo (3).

NO RESERVE Birds.- Meinertzhagen (Colonel R.) Birds of Arabia, first edition, plates in colour, folding maps in colour within pocket at rear, illustrations throughout, portion of ?dust-jacket laid down to front pastedown, original cloth, manuscript shelf-number in ink to spine, extremities faintly scuffed, 4to, 1954.

Low Countries.- Strada (Famiano) De bello Belgico decas prima [- decas secunda], 2 vol., engraved folding 'Leo Belgicus' map, 2 additional pictorial titles (1 a 'Leo Belgicus' map), and 23 (of 24) portraits, occasional spotting and staining, lightly browned, contemporary vellum, spines lacking label and darkened, covers lightly soiled, Rome, Hermann Scheus & heirs of Francesco Corbelletti, 1653-1648 § Puteanus (Erycius) Historiæ Belgicæ liber singularis, de obsidione Lovaniensi anni M. DC. XXXV., first edition, title with woodcut printer's device, folding engraved map of Louvain and a plate of projectiles, both trimmed to border and laid down, occasional spotting or light staining, lightly browned, contemporary vellum, Antwerp, J. Cnobbaert, 1636; and 3 others, Low Countries, v.s. (6)

NO RESERVE Reeve (Philip) Mortal Engines, first edition, signed by the author on title, 2001; Predator's Gold, first edition, signed by the author on title, 2003; Infernal Devices, first edition, signed by the author on title, 2005; A Darkling Plain, first edition, signed by the author on title, 2006 § Wells (H.G.) The War in the Air, first edition, presentation bookplate on pastedown, half-title browned, third state red binding with pictorial overlay on upper cover, spines bumped, 1908 § Blyton (Enid) Five Go to Demon's Rocks, first edition, lightly spotted, original boards, dust-jacket, creased at edges, rather rubbed, 1961; and c.65 others, modern literature, v.s. (c.70)

Social theory.- Mandeville (Bernard) The Fable of the bees: or, private vices, publick benefits. With an essay on charity and charity-schools, 2 vol., vol.1 sixth edition, vol.2 first edition, some spotting or foxing, occasional staining, lightly browned, 20th century bookplates of Max Lazard, uniformly bound in contemporary calf, gilt spines in compartments and with red and black morocco labels (lacking 1 black), vol.2 lower cover detached, both vol. spine ends and corners worn, upper joint split, but holding, rubbed and marked, [Kress 4024; cf. Kress 2914 (first edition of 1714)], 8vo, Printed for J. Tonson [&] Printed and sold by J. Roberts, 1732-1729.

NO RESERVE Shelley (Percy Bysshe) The Cenci. A Tragedy in five acts, first English edition, gutter broken at Preface, dust-soiling to title, ?original drab wrappers with paper title and price label to upper cover, covers detached, with initial blank, title and dedication leaf attached to upper cover, extremities with a few tiny nicks, C and J Ollier, 1821 § Fielding (Henry) The Works, 12 vol., one of 250 copies, edited by George Saintsbury, half-titles, photogravure frontispiece and plates, original cloth, uncut, 1893 § Tomlinson (H.M.) Waiting for Daylight, first edition, original cloth, spine ends lightly bumped, 1922; and c.50 others literature, in cloth, 8vo (c.55)

NO RESERVE Geology.- Beche (H. T. de la) A Selection of the Geological Memoirs contained in the Annales des Mines, first edition, lacking folding frontispiece as often, 2 folding hand-coloured maps, 8 folding lithographs, 1 folding letterpress table, scattered faint spotting, original free endpapers bound-in, modern cloth, 8vo, 1824.

Lang (Andrew, editor) The Blue Fairy Book, first edition, hinge cracked, light spotting, 1889; The Brown Fairy Book, first edition, 1904; The Green Fairy Book, second edition, 1893; The Orange Fairy Book, new impression, 1914, bookplates, ink ownership inscriptions, original pictorial cloth, some gitl, lightly faded and rubbed; and another edited by Land, 8vo (5)

Aristocracy.- Barlow (Joel) Advice to the privileged orders in the several states of Europe, resulting from the necessity and propriety of a general revolution in the principle of government. Part I., second edition, final advertisement f. for a second part (published 1793), occasional spotting, lightly browned, contemporary light blue wrappers, torn and creased, Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church Yard, 1792 § Protestant dissenters.- Petre (Robert Edward, Baron) Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Petre, to the Right Reverend Doctor Horsley, Bishop of St. David's, half-title, occasional spotting or light staining, lightly browned, loosening, contemporary drab wrappers, lightly stained, Dublin, Printed for P. Byrns, and J. Moore, 1790 § Irish public records.- First report to His Majesty's Commissioners on the Public Records of Ireland, list of all public repositories in Ireland, occasional spotting, lightly browned, original printed wrappers, 18th February, 1811; and 11 others, 18th & 19th century English, 8vo (14)

NO RESERVE Bell (Quentin) Virginia Woolf, 2 vol., first edition, third impression, photographic plates, vol. 1 title loose, ink ownership inscription front endpaper, original cloth, vol. 2 spine sunned, dust-jackets, vol. 2 some light toning and small tear upper joint foot, minute running to spine heads, price clipped, 1972 § Lehmann (John, editor) Orpheus, 2 vol., photographic plates, original decorative cloth, dust-jackets, both with small holes or tears to spine, vol.1 light dust soiling, vol. 2 spine toned, extremities a little rubbed with tiny tears, 1948-49 § Greene (Graham) and Hugh Greene, The Spy's Bedside Book, ink ownership inscription to front endpaper, original cloth, spine head sunned, dust-jacket, spine head and fold ends with small tears, extremities rubbed and creased, 1957; and c.65 others, modern literature, 8vo & 4to (c.70)

NO RESERVE Baker (Henry) Le Microscope a la Portee de tout le monde, first French edition, 15 folding engraved plates, occasional foxing, title browned, contemporary French mottled calf, spine gilt, spine ends and upper joint worn, upper cover and spine partially blackened, extremities rubbed, 8vo, Paris, Ch. A. Jombert, 1754.

India.- Francklin (William) The History of the reign of Shah-Aulum, the present Emperor of Hindostaun. Containing the transactions of the court of Delhi, first edition, list of subscribers, engraved folding map and 4 portraits, some offsetting, portraits with mostly marginal spotting or foxing, occasional spotting elsewhere, lightly browned, contemporary calf, gilt, sympathetically rebacked in modern richly gilt calf with burgundy leather label, corners restored, covers rubbed and heavily scuffed, but solid, 4to, Printed for the author, by Cooper and Graham; and sold by R. Faulder, Bond Street, 1798.⁂ Provenance: Herbert Barker, Blackrock, 1905, who notes the 'R. Barker' in list of subscribers (ink inscription to front free endpaper, and pencil notes within list of subscribers).

[Jewel (John)] [An Exposition vpon the two Epistles of the Apostle Sainct Paule to the Thessalonians], first edition, mostly in black letter, lacking sig. A (first 4ff.) and final blank, facsimile title-page tipped onto front endpaper, sig. E with worm trace to inner margin just touching text, P1 short tear into text without loss, occasional later pencil marginalia, soiling and staining, light browning, rear free endpaper with later ink inscription to verso, modern calf-backed marbled boards, spine with green morocco label, [STC 14603], 8vo (153 x 93mm.), [R. Newberie, and H. Bynneman], [1583].⁂ Includes Jewel's diatribe against usury.

NO RESERVE Polar.- Dautert (Erich) Big Game in Antarctica, first English edition, photographic plates in black and white, original cloth, spine ends bumped, a little minor soiling, 1937 § Simmonds (P.L.) Sir John Franklin and The Arctic Regions, frontispiece and additional title, original advertisement endpapers, original pictorial boards, spines mostly peeled away, 1855 § Grenfell (Wilfred) Adrift on an Ice-Pan, plain plates, original pictorial cloth, 1910, and 16 others relating to the polar regions, v.s., (19)

Mahon (John) Harry Pollitt. A Biography, first edition, signed by the author's wife Marjorie Pollitt and c.62 others to front pastedown and free endpaper, all seemingly members of the Communist Party, photographic plates, newspaper cutting and 3 photographs loosely inserted, original cloth, spine ends and corners slightly bumped, dust-jacket, price-clipped, spine a little sunned, a few tiny nicks to spine head, lightly rubbed at joints and edges, upper joint with short tear to head, 1976; and a small quantity of ephemera relating to the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, including a folding map illustrating "The Effect of One Hydrogen Bomb" dropped on the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, as well as a 15pp. pamphlet entitled "Stop the H-Bomb Race", v.s. (Sm.Qty.)⁂ Harry Pollitt (1890-1960) British politician who twice served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Great Britain. The loosely inserted newspaper clipping advertises a lecture given by Pollitt on "Marx and the Working-Class Movement". Of the loosely inserted photographs, one shows a young Pollitt talking with an unknown gentleman, and the others a house where Pollitt lived.

Estienne (Henri) L'introduction au traité de la conformité des merveilles anciennes avec les modernes. Ou, traité preparatif à l'Apologie pour Herodote, first edition, second issue, woodcut printer's device to title (Schreiber 12), woodcut head-pieces and decorative initials, final 2 ff. blank, later ink underlining and marginalia, including a few manicules, lacking p4&5, worm trace at head of sigs. m-x, occasionally affecting a letter of headline, lower margins water-stained, late medieval manuscript used as rear endpaper, contemporary limp vellum, yapp edges, leather ties, lightly soiled, [Renouard, Estienne, 126:7; Schreiber 161; cf. Adams S1771], 8vo, [Geneva], [Henri Estienne], November, 1566.⁂ Ostensibly written in praise of Herodotus, but in fact a satire of the Roman Catholic Church and contemporary society. Provenance: Elizabeth Armstrong, Estienne scholar, author of Robert Estienne Royal Printer, 1954 (20th century book label to front pastedown).

NO RESERVE Westermarck (Edward) The Origin and Development of the Moral Ideas, 2 vol., first English edition, author's presentation inscription in Swedish to vol. 1, half-titles, original cloth, slight bumping to corners and spine extremities, 8vo, 1906-08.⁂ Provenance: Inscribed to C. G. Estlander.

NO RESERVE Astronomy.- Proctor (Richard) Saturn and its System, first edition, 14 plates, of which one folding, some light off-setting, small ink ownership inscription to front endpaper, bookplate, contemporary tree calf with gilt arms to cover, spine gilt with red morocco label, spine chipped at foot, with small tear also to lower cover, 8vo, 1865.

Johnston (Robert) Historia Rerum Britannicarum, first edition, engraved title vignette, marginal toning, 18th century vellum, modern morocco spine label, discoloured, endpapers renewed, tall 8vo, Amsterdam, for J. Ravesteyn, 1655.

Jansson (Tove) Moominland Midwinter, first edition in English, illustrations, some toning to margins and endpapers, original cloth, spine a touch faded and with light crease to head, spine ends a little bumped, dust-jacket, fading to spine and small portion of upper panel, chipping to spine ends, very short tear into text to head of upper panel, lightly rubbed with a few small nicks to edges, still a very good example overall, 8vo, 1958.

Lake District.- Robinson (Thomas) An Essay towards a Natural History of Westmorland and Cumberland, 2 parts in 1, first edition, errata slip pasted to final leaf, advertisement leaf at end, occasional spotting, contemporary panelled calf, rebacked preserving original spine, gilt, by J.L. for W. Freeman, 1709; and another Britain, 8vo (2)⁂ Part 1 largely covers minerals, rocks, metals and mines.

Bradley (Richard) A Course of Lectures, upon the Materia Medica, Antient and Modern, first edition, ownership inscriptions to front and rear endpapers, paper label tipped onto margin p.12, contemporary calf, rubbed, joints split, 8vo, 1730

Chivalric romance.- The Famous and renovvned historie of Primaleon of Greece, sonne to the great and mighty Prince Palmerin d'Oliua, Emperour of Constantinople, translated by Anthony Munday, 3 parts in 1, first edition in English of the complete work, black letter, titles with woodcut printer's device, woodcut head-pieces and historiated or decorative initials, lacking S8 of book 2 and A1 of book 3, book 3 Q8 torn and repaired with loss of half of text, book 2 S7 and title of book 3 laid down (tantalisingly covering annotations), book 1 H1&3 torn within text, with little loss to H1, book 2 L3 small piece missing from lower margin and a couple of short tears within text, with minor loss, trimmed at head, affecting some headlines, some spotting and staining, lightly browned, contemporary blind-ruled calf, rebacked, spine in compartments and with brown leather label, covers rubbed and scuffed, corners worn, [STC 20367], small 4to, Printed by Thomas Snodham, 1619.⁂ Rare at auction, with the last copy we can trace being in 1917 (RBH also records a copy offered by Quaritch in 1934).

NO RESERVE Gibbon (Edward) Miscellaneous Works, 3 vol., first edition, vol.1 with later newspaper clipping on endpapers opposite title, ownership name to title, bookplate to pastedown, contemporary calf, gilt border, scuffed and marked, uniformly rebacked, 4to, 1796.

NO RESERVE Searle (Ronald).- Webb (Kaye), Paris Sketchbook, first edition, ink inscription front endpaper, light foxing peripheral leaves, jacket with a few small tape repairs, some toning, Saturn Press, 1950 § Atkinson (Alex) The Big City, jacket with some minor damp-staining to edges, 1958; Russia for Beginners, ink inscription to front endpaper, 1960; first editions, all illustrated by Ronald Searle, original cloth, dust-jackets, all with a few small chips or tears to extremities, spines toned; and c.50 others illustrated by Ronald Searle, v.s. (c.55)

Engineering.- Fairbairn (William) An Account of the Construction of the Britannia and Conway Tubular Bridges, first edition, 20 plates, of which 19 folding, 7 with large tears and expert repairs, one or two short splits to foldlines, illustrations, scattered faint spotting, modern half-calf, 8vo, 1849.

NO RESERVE Garden Suburbs.- Parker (Barry) and Raymond Unwin. The Art of Building a Home, second edition, presentation copy warmly inscribed on front free endpaper from Raymond Unwin to H.A. Welch, title with decorative initial, plates at end, original cloth, a little soiled and spine faded, 1901 § Sault (Joseph W.) Garden Citizens of To-day and To-morrow, first edition, presentation copy signed by the author on front pastedown, plates, original pictorial boards, foxed, St. Albans, [1937], 8vo (2)⁂ The first is inscribed: "To H.A. Welch from R. Unwin. In acknowledgment of valuable service during the commencement of the Hampstead Garden Suburb & with best wishes for a successful career."

Egypt.- Peet (T. Eric), C. Leonard Woolley and others. The City of Akhenaten, 3 parts in 4 vol., first edition, plates, maps and plans, some folding, a few in colour, ex-library with usual stamps and markings (including large red ink mark to front free endpapers), 'cancelled' stamps to front pastedowns and endpapers, vol. 1 with circular ink-stamps to recto and verso of each plate, vol. 2 to versos only, occasional very light soiling, some toning to margins and endpapers, original cloth-backed printed boards, library reference to foot of spines, vol. 1 & 2 with library blind stamp to lower covers, vol. 3 & 4 with gilt library stamp to upper covers, rubbed and soiled, vol. 1 spine ends and some corners worn, Egypt Exploration Society, 1923-51; and 3 others Egypt related, ex-library copies, including Frankfort's The Mural Painting of El-'Amarneh, 4to & folio (7)

NO RESERVE Medicine.- Kirkland (Thomas) Observations upon Mr. Pott's General Remarks on Fractures...., lacking half-title, 1770; An Appendix to the Observations..., half-title, engraved plate of hip joint, advertisement leaf at end, 1771, together 2 works in 1 vol., first editions, stab-holes, foxing and some soiling, first work with small ink stain to final leaf, modern calf-backed marbled boards, red morocco label, T.Becket & P.A. de Hondt § Wathen (Jonathan) The Conductor and Containing Splints; or, a Description of Two Instruments, for the Safer Conveyance and More Perfect Cure of Fractured Legs, third edition, lacking half-title, with 5 engraved plates, 2 folding, some foxing, light offsetting to plates, later marbled wrappers, a little rubbed, T.Cadell, 1781, 8vo (2)

Macdonald (George) The Princess and Curdie, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author on half-title, frontispiece and 8 plates only (of 10) by James Allen, 32pp. of publisher's advertisements to rear dated 'October 1882', endpapers browned, cracking to gutter in a few places, original pictorial cloth, recased, toning, particularly spine, ends bumped, otherwise rubbed, 8vo, Chatto & Windus, 1883.⁂ Signed presentation inscription reads "For Mabel, from George Macdonald in humble acknowledgement of an unpardonable injury". We can trace no other signed copies.

Wallpaper.- Ackerman (Phyllis) Wallpaper: It's History, Design, and Use, first edition, original cloth with wallpaper piece design onlaid to upper cover, spine ends frayed, New York, 1923 § Entwisle (E.A.) A Literary History of Wallpaper, first edition, original boards, dust-jacket, 1960; The Book of Wallpaper, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, 1954; and 7 others on wallpaper, v.s. (10)

Chesterfield (Philip Dormer, Earl of) Letters Written...to His Son, Philip Stanhope, Esq, 2 vol., first edition, second issue with "qui auroit" in line 16 p.55 vol. 1, half-titles, engraved portrait frontispiece (off-setting), p.343 vol. 2 creased, the odd scattered spot or stain, contemporary calf, rebacked, preserving original spine with green and red morocco labels, small repairs to corners, some scuffs to covers, 4to, J. Dodsley, 1774.

Philosophical Letters between the late Learned Mr. Ray and several of his ingenious Correspondents, Natives and Foreigners, first edition, engraved illustration, diagrams, occasional ink underlining and neat marginal notes, scattered spotting, lacking final advertisement as often, previous owner's ink signature to early blank, ex-Nottingham libraries with usual labels and ink-stamps, contemporary calf, rebacked and recornered, rubbed, published by W. Derham ... printed by William and John Innys, 1718 § Locke (John) An Essay concerning Human Understanding, 2 vol., previous owner's ink signature to front pastedown, contemporary calf, a little rubbed, slight bumping to spine extremities, 1786 § Hervey (James) Meditations and Contemplations, 2 vol., engraved frontispieces, full-page illustration, scattered spotting, contemporary calf, a little rubbed, 1764; and another, 8vo & 12mo (6).

NO RESERVE English Civil War.- Hyde (Edward) A Collection of Several Tracts of the Right Honorable Edward, Early of Clarendon, first edition, ownership inscription in pencil to title, some worming to margins, some scattered spotting, some damp-staining to lower edges, hinges reinforced, reversed calf, re-backed, retaining original spine, corners bumped, some staining to covers, T. Woodward, folio, 1727.

Grant (Ulysses S.) Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant, 2 vol., first edition, half-titles, etched portrait frontispieces, plates, map illustrations, vol. 2 with folding map at end, ink ownership inscriptions to pastedowns and front free endpaper, frontispieces lightly offset and with ink-stamp to verso, vol. 1 frontispiece lacking tissue-guard, vol. 1 first few ff. loose or working loose, a few other ff. beginning to work loose, 2 plates with short tears without loss, margins lightly toned, vol. 1 upper hinge broken, original pictorial cloth, gilt, lightly rubbed, heavier to spine ends and corners, 8vo, New York, 1885-86.⁂ The cloth depicting the congressional medal awarded to Grant in 1863.

NO RESERVE Carte (Thomas) An History of the Life of James Duke of Ormonde, 2 vol., first edition, scattered faint spotting, bookplate, contemporary calf, neatly strengthened at joints, a little rubbed, slight bumping to corners and spine extremities, folio, by J. Bettenham, for J.J. and P. Knapton, 1736.⁂ A third volume of letters was published in 1735, but is lacking here, as is usual. Bookplate of Francis Thomas de Gray Cowper (1834-1905).

NO RESERVE Botany.- Graefer (Charles) A Descriptive Catalogue of Herbaceous and Perennial Climbing Plants, first edition, small loss to title fore-edge, ex-Nottingham Public Libraries with ink-stamp to title, scattered spotting, modern half-calf, Nottingham, 1816 § Ordoyno (Thomas) Flora Nottinghamiensis, or a Systematic Arrangement of the Plants growing naturally in the county of Nottingham, list of subscribers, ex-Nottingham Public Libraries with usual labels and ink-stamps including printed paper label to B1, one or two tears with neat old tape repairs, corrections inserted by hand, scattered faint spotting, later crushed morocco-backed cloth, library blind-stamp to upper cover, a little rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities, Newark, 1807; (2).⁂ The first mentioned is scarce, with only 7 copies on WorldCat, of which only 3 are in the UK.

Law.- Stephen (Henry John) A Treatise on the Principles of Pleading in Civil Actions; comprising a Summary of the whole Proceedings in a Suit of Law, first American edition, inscriptions to endpapers in pencil and ink, contemporary ink ownership inscription to title, title strengthened at inner margin, a few instances of contemporary ink correction or marginalia, foxed, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked and recornered, original spine laid down and with new morocco label, old covers rubbed, Philadelphia, 1824 § De Lolme (Jean Louis) The Constitution of England, or an Account of the English Government, new edition, engraved portrait frontispiece, very lightly offset, O3 with tear touching text but without loss, faint spotting to peripheral ff., front free endpapers with small worm trace to foot, contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt and with black morocco label, rubbed at spine ends and corners, upper joint starting at head, for G.G.J. & J. Robinson, 1788; and others, most law related, v.s. (10)

[Shelley (Mary Wollstonecraft)] Monsieur Nongtongpaw, illustrations by R. Cruikshank, ownership names to endpapers and title, light spotting, original wrappers, spine defective, rather creased and rubbed, 8vo, 1830 § Gorey (Edward) The Gorey Alphabet, first English edition, original boards, faded, spine rubbed, 1961 § Greenaway (Kate) Alphabet, spotted, original wrappers, spine reinforced with tape, creased and discoloured, [c.1885]; and c.100 others, mostly children's literature, also with a Thornton edition set of Novels of the Bronte Sisters, edited by Temple Scott, v.s. (c.110)⁂ The first is Monsieur Nongtongpaw is an 1808 poem thought to have been written by Shelley as an 11 year old. The poem is an expansion of Charles Dibdin's song of the same name and was published as part of William Godwin's Juvenile Library. Rare in original wrappers.

Harbou (Thea von) Metropolis. Roman Prelozila Marie Dolejsi, first Czech edition, black and white photographic illustrations, lightly browned throughout, original pictorial cloth, gilt lettering to spine a touch faded, light sunning to spine and extremities, spine ends and corners very lightly rubbed, slight shelf-lean, still an excellent copy, 8vo, Prague, 1927.⁂ This is the only edition which is illustrated with 66 still frames from the 1927 film directed by Harbou's husband, Fritz Lamb.

NO RESERVE Nottinghamshire poets.- Millhouse (Robert) The Destinies of Man, first edition, ex-library with occasional ink-stencilled numbers and shelf-mark to title verso, original wrappers laid down and strengthened at edges and bound-in, modern cloth-backed boards, 1832; Blossoms ..., ex-Nottingham Public Libraries with usual labels and ink-stamps, abrasion mark to front free endpaper where label removed, modern morocco-backed cloth, library blind-stamp to upper cover, a little rubbed, 1823 § Miller (Thomas) Summer Morning, half-title, engraved title vignette, occasional fain marginal staining, ex-Nottingham Mechanics' Institute with usual labels and ink-stamps, original upper cover bound-in, later half-morocco, a little rubbed, 1841; and 2 others similar, 8vo (5)