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Click here to subscribeNew Naturalist Monographs. Nos 8-15. Wragge Morley, (Derek) Ants. 1953 + Tinbergen (Niko) The Herring Gulls World. 1953 + Smith (Kenneth M) & Markham (Roy). Mumps, Measels and Mosaics, 1954. + Lowe (Frank A.) The Heron, 1954. + Shorten (Monica) Squirrels, 1954. + Thompson (Harry V.) & Worden (A. N.) The Rabbit. 1956. + The Birds of the London Area Since 1900, 1957. + Mountford (Guy), The Hawkfinch, 1957. All first edition in dustwrappers. Very good. (8)
Charles George Harper (1863-1943), English author & illustrator. Archive of correspondence, paperwork, photographs, books, and ephemera. Collection includes a large quantity of letters from various notable figures, 1890s-1910s, including George Frampton RA (1860-1928), British sculptor (90 Carlton Hill, St John's Wood letterhead); Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe (1865-1922), British newspaper and publishing magnate (The Times & Daily Mail letterheads); Marie Corelli (1855-1924), English novelist (Mason Croft, Stratford-on-Avon letterhead); W. S. Gilbert (1836-1911), English playwright best known for his collaboration with Arthur Sullivan (Grim's Dyke, Harrow Weald letterhead); Prince Frederick Duleep Singh (1868-1926), younger son of Sir Duleep Singh, the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire (Old Buckenham Hall, Norfolk letterhead); Sir Walter Gilbey (1831-1914), wine-merchant and philanthropist (Elsenham Hall letterhead); Phil May (1864-1903), English caricaturist (7 Holland Park Road, Kensington letterhead); George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston (1859-1925), Conservative statesman and Viceroy of India (Hackwood, Basingstoke letterhead); John Passmore Edwards (1823-1911); Heywood Sumner (1853-1940); Alfred Chantrey Corbould (1852-1920); Sir John Bernard Partridge (1861-1945); Sir Edward Tyas Cook (1857-1919), and others. There is correspondence between Charles George Harper and his family, predominantly his mother, 1870s-90s (some of it composed during his childhood). The archive includes ephemera such as invitations, menus, newspaper clippings, as well as family photographs, and documentation such as valuation reports, inventories and auction catalogues for "Rookwood", Hazel Lane, Petersham, with much of the later material addressed to Miss Janet Norwood. There are several books, including a signed & inscribed presentation copy of Thames Valley Villages, first edition in two volumes, London: Chapman & Hall, 1910, 'To Frank Bourne, from Charles G Harper, Christmas 1930'; another set of the same, bearing gift inscription from Janet Norwood; The Oxford, Gloucester and Milford Haven Road, first edition, London: Chapman & Hall, 1905; The Cornish Coast, first edition, London: Chapman & Hall, 1910; Haunted Houses, third edition, London: Cecil Palmer, 1927, and others. The whole housed in packets, envelopes and box files within a vintage suitcaseProvenance: Miss Janet Norwood, by descent. Janet Norwood was the vendor's great-aunt and went to work with Charles Harper after his wife died, chiefly dealing with his business correspondence and managing the house at Rookwood. After Harper's death, she inherited Rookwood, his shares and the copyright to his books
Fleming, Ian. The Spy Who Loved Me, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1962, publisher's cloth; You Only Live Twice, two first editions, London: Jonathan Cape, 1964, publisher's cloth. Internally good & bright with pale spotting in places; edges of text-blocks with spotting; lacking dust-jackets. Together with a loose dust-jacket for OHMSS (4)
Lytton, Lord. The Haunted and the Haunters, or, The House and the Brain, first separate edition, London & Glasgow: Gowans & Gray Ltd., 1905. Illustrated parchment wrappers. 57pp. plus publisher's advertisements. The parchment wrappers are remarkably well-preserved, the contents with spotting (heaviest at title & half-title), glue visible at gutters of paper covers. Scarce
Awdry, Rev. W. Collection of five Thomas books comprising: Small Railway Engines, first edition, London: Kaye & Ward, 1967, dark brown cloth with unclipped jacket priced 6/-; Enterprising Engines, first edition, 1968, navy cloth with clipped jacket; Oliver the Western Engine, first edition, 1969, navy cloth with unclipped jacket; Duke the Lost Engine, first edition, 1970, navy cloth with unclipped jacket; Tramway Engines, first edition, 1972, illustrated boards. Internally good & bright, jackets with general wear at corners & edges, a couple of short tears, in protective cellophane wrappers, sold with all faults (5)
Ryff,W.H.: Confect Büchlin, und Hauss Apoteck. Künstlich zu Bereyten, Einmachen, und recht gebrauchen, mancherhandt nutzbare Confect, Latwergen, Conserva oder Conditen, Sirop, Julep, und andre künstliche getränck... Ffm., Egenolff 1544. Kl.4°. Mit zahlr. Textholzschn. v. Jost Amman. 32 nn., 159 num. Bl. Neuer Prgt. Benzing, Ryff 135 und Abb. 9 und 10. VD 16, R 3928. Weiss 3297. Vicaire Sp. 764 (Anm.). Wellcome I, 5664. Becker, Amman S. 56 (Anm.). - Erste Ausgabe des bekannten und häufig aufgelegten Werkes. Die schönen Holzschnitte zeigen neben Pflanzen und Gerätschaften auch die bekannte Innenansicht einer Apotheke (Abb. bei Benzing). - Etw. fleckig u. gebräunt, tls. etw. knickspurig, Register mehrere Bl. mit Tesa geklebte Randeinrisse, Titel mit ob. Randfehlst. u. geklebtem Einriss. - New vellum. First edition. - Somewhat stained and browned, some creases, several pages with marginal tears glued with tape, title with title with upper marginal defects and glued tear.
Niederlande.: Ausführliche und grundrichtige Beschreibung der Freyvereinigten Staaten und Spannischen Niederlanden, in gewisse und sonderbare XVII Länder abgetheilet. Ffm. u. Lpz., Riegel 1691. 12°. Mit 120 Kupfertaf. 4 Bl., 1078 S., 5 Bl. Prgt. d. Zt. mit hs. Rtitel. VD 17, 39:107693 D. Erste Ausgabe. - Neben dem gest. Front. fehlt (wie bei allen bekannten Ex.) die auf dem Titel angekündigte Karte. - Tafeln tls. gering gebräunt, insgesamt gutes Ex. - 4 volumes. Contemporary vellum with title on spine. First edition. - In addition to the engraved frontispiece, the map announced on the title is missing (as with all known ex). - Boards partly slightly browned, overall a good copy.
Andree,R.: Andrees stora Handatlas. Andra nordiska upplagan. 130 stora kartor och 140 bikartor... Bearbetad och med nordiska specialkartor tillökt efter det tyska originalets 4:de af A. Scobel omarbetade upplaga. Stockholm, Bonnier (1899). Fol. Mit zahlr. farb. Karten. Ohldr. (Etw. berieb.). Seltene (2.) schwedische Ausgabe, nach der 4. dt. Ausg. - A Swedish edition enriched with nordic maps, i.a. a relief map of Scandinavia (no.96a, signed "Herm. Markman 98"). As opposed to the first Swedish edition of 1881, in which all text except the title and geographical notes were still in German, in this second edition almost everything is in Swedish. Espenhorst p.268, 5.3.1, S.4.
(Tabernaemontanus,J.T.: Neuw Wasserschatz, Das ist: Aller Heylsamen metallischen minerischen Bader und Wasser, sonderlich aber der new erfundenen Sawrbrunnen zu Langen-Schwallbach. eigentliche beschreibung. Ffm., N. Basse 1581). 11 (von 12) Bl., 665 (recte: 675) S., 38 Bl. Flex. Prgt. d. Zt. (Gebrauchsspuren, fehlen die Schließbänder). VD 16, T 821. Wellcome I, 6198. Ferchl 526. Erste Ausgabe. - Beschreibt alle damals bekannten deutschen Sauerbrunnen und besonders ausführlich Bad Schwalbach im Taunus, dessen Mineralwasser er vor allen anderen hervorhebt: "Solches wissen die vollen Brüder und Weinzapffen wol, denn wann sie sich deß Abendts Säwvoll gesoffen haben, und deß Morgens die Weinmül im Kopff fühlen, so haben sie ire zuflucht zu diesem Brunnen" (S. 48 f.). - Durchgehend wurmspurig (Buchstaben- bzw. Textverlust). Fehlt das Titelbl., le. Bl. aufgez. - Gekauft wie besichtigt. - First edition. Description of all known German spas in those days, giving special attention and praise to the therms of Bad Schwalbach in the Taunus mountains. - Worming throughout (some loss of text), misses title-page. WAF.
Krusenstern,A.J.v.: Reise um die Welt in den Jahren 1803, 1804, 1805 und 1806 auf Befehl Seiner Kaiserlichen Majestät Alexander des Ersten auf den Schiffen Nadeshda und Newa. 3 Textbde. (ohne den Atlas) in 3 Bdn. St.Petersburg, Schnoor für den Verf. 1810-12. 4°. Mit 1 gefalt. Tabelle. Mod. Hkunstldrbde., in Schuber. Howes K 272: "Of great value for the Northwest coast (of America)". Sabin 38328. Henze III, 90. - Erste dt. Ausgabe, ohne den 1814 ersch. Atlas. - Es existiert ein Doppeldruck, bei dem der erste Band vollständig neu gesetzt ist: hier mit den 3 Bl. Subskribentenverzeichnis am Anfang, S. 348 weiss, S. (349)-353 mit Inhaltsverzeichnis und S. (354) mit Druckfehlern. Im dritten Band S. 167/168 in verbessertem Neusatz (kenntlich am ersten Abschnitt auf S. 167, Zeile 4: "bis zum 25 Juni 1804."). - Etw. gebräunt, alle 3 Titelbl. mit ergänzten Fehlst. - 3 text volumes (without the atlas) in 3 volumes. Half leatherette volumes in slipcase. First German edition, without the atlas published in 1814. Somewhat browned. All 3 title pages with replaced missing parts.
Redoute,P.J.: Les Roses. Décrites par C.A.Thorry. Paris, Panckoucke, 1824(-26). Gr.8°. Mit 152 (statt 160) Farbstichtafeln mit Retusche. Halbledereinband mit marmorierten Deckeln und goldgeprägtem Rücken. Nissen, BBI 1599; Stafleu-C. 8749; MacPhail 40; Stock 2369. - Zweite Ausgabe, die erste in Oktav und mit neuen Tafeln. Von dem insgesamt in 40 Lieferungen erschienenen Werk fehlen hier die Lieferungen 25 und 27. - Teils etwas gebräunt und fleckig, wenige Seiten am Rand mit Wurmloch. - Second edition, the first in octavo. With 144 (of 160) stippleengraved plates, printed in colours and finished by hand. platemark). Lacking issue 25 and 27.
Eusebius Pamphilus Caesariensis.: Opera omnia. Basel, Hch. Petri Aug. 1542. Fol. Fol. Mit gr. Titelbordüre v. Hans Holbein d.J., Druckermarke sowie zahlr. Init. u. Zierst. 18 nn. Bl., 214 S., 1 w.Bl.; 287 S.; 221 S.; 2 nn., 169 num. Bl. Blindgepr. brauner Ldr. (Schließen defekt, Rckn. erneuert, etw. berieben). VD16 E 4260. Adams E 1070. Griech. Geist aus Basler Pressen 419. Hieronymus, 1488 Petri - Schwabe 1988, 160. Vgl. Muther 1301 u. Kat. d. Holbein-Ausst. Basel 1960, 383. - Erste Gesamtausgabe, auf dem Titel Holbeins schone, erstmals 1523 verwendete Einfassung mit Petrus u. Paulus, den vier Evangelistensymbolen, dem Basler Wappen u. der auf einem Lowen reitenden Putte. - Anfang u. Schluss wasserrandig u. etw. sporfleckig, schwach feuchtigkeitswellig, die ersten Bl. im Bug gelockert. 2 Bibl.-St.a.T. - First complete edition. With large title border by Hans Holbein, printer's mark and numerous initials and decorative engravings. - Beginning and end waterstained and somewhat spotty, slightly dampstained, the first few leaves loosened at the bows.
(Mercator, G.).: Atlas minor, Das ist: Eine kurtze, jedoch gründliche Beschreibung der gantzen Welt. 2 Tle. in 1 Bd. Amsterdam, J. Janssonius, 1651. Qu.-4to (19:24,5 cm). Mit 1 gest. Titel (statt 2) und 215 ganzseitigen Kupferkarten. 1 (statt 5) Bl., 460 (recte 468) S., 2 Bll.; 428 (recte 436) S., 1 Bl. Etwas späterer Hldr., etwas beschabt, Ecken, Kanten und Kapitale etwas bestoßen, Rücken am Kopf mit kl. Fehlstelle. Koeman IIIB, 352:33; Phillips 461. - Letzte deutsche Ausgabe, hinsichtlich der Anzahl der Karten eine der umfangreichsten. - Etwas gebräunt, fleckig u. angestaubt sowie fingerfleckig, einige stärker betroffen; S. 285ff. von Tl. 2 auch etwas wasserrandig; die Karten meist mit Blattweisern, diese stellenw. ein- oder abgerissen, vereinzelt kl. rep. Randläsuren. Der gest. Titel u. die ersten 4 Bll. zu Tl. 1 in Fotokopie ergänzt, das letzte Registerbl. zu Tl. 1 zu 1/3 vorhanden. Spanien kopfstehend eingebunden. - Last German edition, two parts in 1 vol. With 215 engraved maps. - Overall some browning, spotting, thumbing and somewhat dusty, somewhat stronger in places; p. 285ff. of 2nd part also with some marginal water staining; most of the maps with finger tab, some of them torned resp. torned out; a few repaired marginal defects. Engr. title and first 4 leaves of part 1 replaced in photocopy, last leaf of index of the first part torn with loss of two thirds. Map of Spain bound upside down. Somewhat later half-calf; somewhat rubbed and extremities worn, small hole to cover of spine.
Abraham a Santa Clara (d.i. U.Megerle).: Etwas für Alle, Das ist: Eine kurtze Beschreibung allerley Standes-, Ambts- und Gerwerbs-Persohnen... Mischaufl. 3 Bde. Würzburg, Hertz 1711-33. Front., 7 Bl., 530 (von 532) S., 5 (von 6) Bl., 100 Kupfertaf.; Front., 6 Bl., 793 S., 19 Bl. Reg., 77 Kupfertaf. Front., 7 Bl., 886 S., 1 Bl., S. 887-974, 15 Bl., 103 Kupfertaf. Ldrbde. d. Zt. mit Rverg. u. Rsch. Dünnhaupt 35.I.3 (mit abweich. Jahreszahl), 35.II.1 u. 35.III.2. Bertsche 38a, 3b, 56a, 2 u. 57a, 2. Goed. III, 240, 20 (II). Faber de Faur I, 1119 (II). Jantz I, 313 (I). - Tl. 1 in dritter, Tl. 2 in erster Ausgabe u. Tl. 3 in zweiter Ausgabe. - Die Tafeln mit einer Fülle von barocken Berufsdarstellungen, unten jeweils mit einem Sechszeiler erklärt. Dabei: Apotheker, Arzt, Buchbinder, Glockengießer, Kaufmann, Koch, Kupferstecher, Orgelmacher, Schreiber, Schriftgießer, Schuster, Tanzmeister, Weber, Zimmermann usw. - Taf. tls. etwas flau im Abdruck. In Tl. 1 fehlen die S. 287/288 (liegen in Photokopie bei) u. das letzte Reg.-Blatt. Tit. von Tl. 3 im Bug oben tief eingerissen. Taf. 29 in Tl. 2 mit kl. Loch in der Darst. Die S. 237/238 in Tl. 1 u. 737/738 in Bd. 2 seitl. mit kl. Ausriß mit etwas Textverlust. Drei Taf. u. drei Textbl. mit kl. Rand- oder Eckausrissen ohne Bild- oder Textverlust. Tls. leicht stockfl., meist gering gebräunt. Bd. 1 etwas fingerfl. Buchblock von Bd. 1 gestaucht u. gebrochen. Einbde. etwas beschabt, ob. Kapital von Bd. 1 mit kl. Einriß, die unteren Kapitale der Bde. 1 u. 3 etwas lädiert. - Leather bindings of the time with gilt and spine decoration - part 1 in the third, part 2 in the first and part 3 in the second edition. - Boards partly somewhat faded in impression. Part 1 lacks pp. 287/288 (photocopy enclosed) and the last index leaf. Title of part 3 deeply torn at upper bow. Plate 29 in part 2 with small hole in the illustration. P. 237/238 in part 1 and p. 737/738 in volume 2 with small tear at sides with some loss of text. Three plates and three text leaves with small marginal or corner tears without loss of image or text. Partly lightly foxed, mostly slightly browned. Volume 1 somewhat fingerstained. Book block of vol. 1 compressed and broken. Bindings somewhat scuffed, top capital of vol. 1 with small tear, lower capitals of vols. lower capitals of volumes 1 and 3 somewhat damaged.
Hesse,H.: Romantische Lieder. Dresden u. Leipzig, E. Pierson, 1899. (18,5:11,5 cm). 2 Bll., 44 S. Mod. Pp., OU. beigebunden, dieser im Innenrand mit kl. Läsuren. Mileck II, 1. - Erste Ausgabe der ersten Veröffentlichung Hesses, erschienen im November 1898. - Etwas gebräunt, Titel u. Schlussbl. gering fleckig. - Romantic Carols. Modern paperback, original dust jacket bound in, with small tears in the inner margin. - First edition of the first First edition of Hesse's first publication, published in November 1898. Somewhat browned, title and final leaf slightly spotted.
Crebillon,(P.J.).: Oeuvres. 2 Bde. Paris, Imprimerie Royale 1750. 4°. Mit gest. Front., Titel u. Kopfvign., 1 Init. u. Verf.-Portrait. XI, 337; 398, 84 S. Ldrbde. d. Zt. mit Rsch. u. Rverg. (Gelenke brüchig). Bernard 184. Ebert 5420: "Die schöne Ausgabe hat nur dann einigen Werth, wenn le Triumvirat dabei ist". - Prachtvoll gedruckte Werkausgabe, hier mit dem nur wenigen Ex. beigebundenen Portrait Crebillons. "First collected edition published under the immediate supervision of the author" (Lewine). - Breitrandiges Ex. Tls. leicht fleckig.
Willebrand,J.P.: Grundriss einer schönen Stadt, in Absicht ihrer Anlage und Einrichtung. 3 Teile in 2 Bänden. Mit 2 gest. Titelvignetten und 1 gest. Kopfvignette. Hamburg und Leipzig, Bohn u. Hilscher, 1775-76. 8°. [20] Bll., LVI, 304 S., [2] Bll.; XXXII, 336 S. Abweichend gebunden: Halbleder d. Z. mit Rückenschild und marmor. Pappband mit Rückenschild und Bandzählung. ADB 43, 262. - Erste Ausgabe. - Interessantes Werk, wohl der erste Versuch einer Städteplanung. - J.P. Willebrand (1719-1786), dänischer Justiz- und Polizei-Beamter in Altona, entwirft hier das ideale Bild eines städtischen Gemeinwesens als Ergebnis guter "Policey" im Sinne der Aufklärung. - Ein Titelblatt verso mit alter Signatur, ansonsten gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - First edition. One title page with old signature on verso, otherwise a good and clean copy.
Nicolay,N.de.: Le navigationi et viaggi nella Turchia. Novamente tradotto di francese in volgare da Franceso Flori. Antwerpen, Sylvius, 1576. 4to (21:16 cm). Mit 60 Holzschn.-Tafeln mit typographischer Bordüre. 7 Bll., 1 w. Bl., 325 (statt 326) S., 15 Bll., 1 w. Bl. Mod. Ldr. Atabey 871; Göllner 1663; Blackmer 1196 Anm.; Funck 368; Colas 2203; Hollstein X, 43; vgl. Lipperheide Lb 2 (französ. A.), Mortimer, Italian 319 u. French 386. - Erste italienische Ausgabe, auch mit Erscheinungsjahr 1577. Bei Silvius erschienen gleichzeitig auch eine französische, eine deutsche und eine niederländische Ausgabe mit denselben Illustrationen. Diese Holzschnitte nach den Radierungen der Originalausgabe (Lyon 1567/68) wurden früher meist Assuerus van Londerseel zugeschrieben, Mortimer, Funck und Hollstein nennen Antonij van Leest. Mit Trachten von Janitscharen, Kaufleuten, Pilgern, Bauern, Geistlichen, Arzt, Koch, Ringern etc. "Nicolas de Nicolay (1517-1583) begleitete im Jahr 1551 den französischen Botschafter Gabriel d'Aramamont nach Konstantinopel und hatte hier die Möglichkeit eingehend Land und Sitten kennenzulernen. Als Vorbild diente ihm Herodot" (Göllner 1241). - Gleichmäßig gebräunt, vereinzelt gering braunfleckig, an wenigen Stellen mit winzigen Fehlstellen; fehlt das Blatt mit den S. 45/46, dieses als Faksimile ergänzt; Titelbl. an kleiner Randstelle unauffällig verstärkt. - First Italian edition, woodcuts after the etchings of the original edition of 1567/68. - Some browning, occasional slight brownstaining (resulting in a few tiny defects); lacking pages 45/46, replaced as facsimile; little marginal strengthening to title. Bound in recent calf.
Valentini,M.B.: Museum Museorum, oder vollständige Schau Bühne aller Materialien und Specereyen. Aus andern Material- Kunst- und Naturalien-Kammern, Oost- und West-Indischen Reiß-Beschreibungen, wie auch selbst-eigenen Erfahrung verfasset. 3 Tle. u. 3 Anhänge in 1 Bd. Ffm., Zunner 1704-14. Fol. Mit zus. 2 Kupfertiteln, 90 (von 95, davon 33 gefalt.) Kupfertaf. u. ca. 300 Textkupfern. 13 Bl., 520 S., 2 Bl., 76 S., 2 Bl., 119 S., 11 Bl., 196, 108 S., 6 Bl., 4 Bl., 228 (recte 236) S., 6 Bl. Ldr. d. Zt. über Holzdeckeln mit 2 Metall-Schließen. (Rücken etw. beschädgt, berieb.). Nissen, BBI 2035 u. ZBI 4217. Eales I, 1258. Ferguson II, 493 ff. Sabin 98357. Arents, Suppl. 585. Mueller, Kaffee 210. - Erste Ausgabe des umfassenden und reich illustrierten Repertoriums mit allen Anhängen. Behandelt überseeische Produkte aus dem Mineral-, Pflanzen- und Tierreich und ihre Anwendung in Medizin, Technik und Haushalt. Mit ausführlichen Kapiteln über Kaffee, Kakao, Schokolade, Seide, Tabak, Vanille, Zucker etc. Teil 3 beschreibt Erfindungen aus Physik u. Technik, darunter Barometer, Fernglas, Luftpumpe, Luftschiff, Mikroskop u. Taucherglocke, im Anhang eine ausführliche Abhandlung über die Wünschelrute nach Vallemont (Klinckowstroem 61 f.). - Etw. fleckig, einige kl. Randläs. - 3 parts and 3 appendices in 1 volume. Contemporary leather over wooden boards with 2 metal clasps. (spine somewhat damaged, rubbed). - First edition of the comprehensive and richly illustrated repertory with all appendices. all appendices. - Somewhat stained, some small marginal tears.
Gottfried,J.L.: Neuwe Archontologia Cosmica, Das ist, Beschreibung aller Käyserthumben, Königreichen und Republicken der gantzen Welt... Ffm., W.Hoffman für M.Merian d.Ä. 1638. 4°. Mit 100 (tls. dplblgr.) Kupfertaf. u. -ktn. 22 (inkl. Kupfertit.) Bl., 760 S., 12 Bl. Register. Prgt. d. Zt. (Rckn. angeschmutzt u. läd.). VD17 23:231423H. Erste dt. Ausgabe der Archontologia, nach der von Pierre Davity (1573-1635) verfassten, oft aufgelegten Schrift "Les états du Monde". - Vors. erneuert. Erste Taf. fl., 1 Taf. lose, tls. leicht wasserrandig, tls. kl. Ausbesserungen, etw. stockfl., durchgehend gebräunt, le. Bl. knittrig. - First German edition. With 100 copper plates and maps. Contemporary vellum (spine damaged). Endpapers renewed, first plate stained, 1 plate loose, browned, with small repairs, somewhat foxing, last sheet creased.
(Brillat-Savarin,J.A.).: Physiologie du gout, ou meditations de gastronomie transcendante; ouvrage theorique, historique et a l'ordre du jour, dedie aux gastronomes parisiens. 2 Bde. Paris, Sautelet 1826. 1 Bl., XIV, S. 5-390 (so kompl.); 442 S. Hldrbde. d. Zt. Oberle 144. Vicaire Sp. 116. Horn/Arndt 386. Carteret I, 146. - Erster Druck der ersten Ausgabe, mit dem gekippten E in "Bourse" (Verlegeradresse auf Titelbl. von Bd. 1, vgl. Oberle). Klassiker der gastronomischen Weltliteratur, wurde in nur etwa 500 Exemplaren gedruckt und bereits Ende des Jahres 1825 ausgegeben. - "Das berühmteste Buch, das je über die Gastronomie geschrieben wurde" (Schraemli 75). - "Mit der Physiologie, seinem einzigen Werk, an dem er 25 Jahre lang gearbeitet hat, ist Brillat-Savarin als Klassiker in die gastronomische Literatur eingegangen" (Horn/Arndt). - Etw. (tls. stärker) stockfleckig, Bd. 1 Vortitel verso mit hs. Eintr. (weist das Werk Savarin zu, "Richter am Kassationsgericht"), Bd. 2 Vors. mit eingeklebter Bibl.-Num. - (154, 155) - First printing of the first edition, with the tilted E in "Bourse" (publisher's address on title page). Classic of world gastronomic literature, printed in only about 500 editions and issued as early as the end of 1825. - Somewhat (partly heavier) foxing, vol. 1 pre-title with handwritten entries on verso, vol. 2 endpapers with pasted-in library number.
Vietz,F.B.: Icones plantarum... Abbildungen aller medizinisch-ökonomisch-technologischen Gewächse mit der Beschreibung ihres Gebrauches und Nutzens. Bde. 1-3 (von 10) in 3 Bdn. Wien, Schrämbl 1800-06. 4°. Mit 3 kolor. Kupfertiteln u. 327 (davon 1 gefalt.) kolor. Kupfertaf. (von ?). Hldrbde. d. Zt. mit Rsch. (Einbände lose, berieb. u. best.). Nissen 2062. Stafleu/Cowan 16153. Erste Ausgabe. - Mit sehr schönen Abbildungen von Arznei- und Nutzpflanzen, Obstgewächsen, Kräutern, Blumen und Bäumen sowie einigen Pilzen. - Die Tafeln num. 1-270. FEHLEN/ MISSING: 21, 25, 26, 134, 135, 138, 157, 166, 169, 214, 221, 230-bis, 238, 248, - Plus: 44-bis, 61-bis, 114-bis, 172-bis, 198-bis, 226-bis, 227-bis, 231-bis, 231-c, 233-bis, 233-c, 234-bis, 237-bis, 239-bis, 241-bis, 241-c, 241-d, 248-a, 248-bis, 250-bis, 251-bis, 252-bis, 252-c, 253-bis, 253-c, 254-bis, 259-bis, 259-c, 260-bis, 260-c, 261-bis, 263-bis, 264-bis, 264-c, 266-bis, 266-c, 267-bis, 268-bis, 268-c, 270 (plus 18). - Zahlr. Tafeln verbunden. Tls. etw. fleckig, in Bd. 2 eine Lage lose u. randrissig. - Half-leather of the time with spine label (bindings loose, rubbed and worn). First edition. - Numerous plates bound together. Partly somewhat stained, in vol. 2 one layer loose and marginally torn.
(Valvasor,J.W.: Die Ehre dess Herzogthums Crain... Beschaffenheit... Römisch-Keyserlichen herrlichen Erblandes... Historisch-Topographische Beschreibung. In reines Teutsch gebracht durch E.Francisci. Bde. 1-3 (v.4). Laibach u. Nbg., Endter 1689). Fol. Fragment: Mit dplblgr. Kupfertafel und ca. 300 Textkupfern. Blindgepr. Ldr. d. Zt. über Holzdeckeln mit 2 Schließen (Alters- u. Gebrauchssp.) u. mod. Ldr. über Holzdeckeln mit 2 Schließen. Erste Ausg. - STC V 51. Nebehay/Wagner 766. Lipperheide Ebe 1. Coreth 154. Dünnhaupt (Francisci) 46: "Außerordentlich reichhaltig illustriertes, historisch-topographisches Werk über Geschichte, Kultur und Wirtschaft Krains." - Der dritte, am reichsten illustrierte Band des Werkes enthält über 200 Textkupfer mit Ansichten. - Bis auf die doppelblattgroße Ansicht von Triest (mit angerändertem Randausriss, knapp beschnitten) sind die großen Ansichten beschädigt oder fehlen ganz. Viele Blätter fehlend oder angerändert, etw. fleckig und leicht gebräunt. - First edition. - Except for the double-page view of Trieste (with marginal tear, barely trimmed), the large views are damaged or missing completely. Many leaves missing or edged, some staining and light browning.
Ɵ Medical compendium with substantial parts of Egidius de Corbeil, De urinis, to which was added much of the Fasciculus medicinae attributed to 'Johannes de Ketham', with his diagrams of the human body and the chart to compare the colour of patients' urine, in Latin, illustrated manuscript on paper [Italy, mid-fifteenth century and 1500 or years immediately following (before 1509)]To view a video of this lot, click here.82 leaves (plus two endleaves at front and pastedowns at each end, these filled with additional material), a sammelband of at least two volumes (wanting a leaf or so from opening of first unit, and the second unit opening at original fol. 261, and with two misbound leaves added in before this leaf: these original fols. 247-8), and with contemporary foliation (across the whole volume 236-46, [247-8 misbound and now after original fol. 261] 249-55 [skipping 255 in error], 256-61, 247-8, 261-320+5 unfoliated leaves) and sporadic quire numbers ('38' and '39') to suggest this was once part of a series of volumes foliated in one sequence for ease of reference, thus apart from missing leaves before original fol. 231, this volume complete in itself, collation: i12, ii12 (first 2 leaves or original gathering now bound at end), iii-v8, vi6, vii8, viii6, ix-, x8, xi4, approximately 31-34 lines of text in a series of hands, the main hand scrawling and leaning, rubrics and underlining in red (that accompanying main hand vermilion red), three full page diagrams: (i) original fol. 261v, the so-called 'Urine Wheel', a circular chart arranged like a flowerhead, with twenty urine flasks in its outer ring, each painted with a colour to allow practical comparison with actual patients' urine, these ranging from white through yellow, to various shades of red, ending with more medically worrying shades of green, grey and black, all with links to the 'humours' of the body listed in red script; (ii) original fol. 264v, standing man in a loincloth, on a grassy ground with thin red lines drawn from parts of his body to names of diseases affecting those parts in black ink followed by the relevant folio no. for remedies in pale red; (iii) original fol. 272r, the 'phlebotomy man', a full length figure of naked man, delicately shaded, with bright red dots showing favourable places for blood-letting; (iv) fol. 291r, a linedrawn 'wound man', impaled and injured by various weapons and with the location of his major organs and their Latin names overlaid on his body; watermarks variations of a cow's head too indistinct or obscured to allow close identification, original fol. 285r originally left blank by scribe in error and then filled with additional material by same hand, some spots, stains and a few wormholes, edges of some leaves woolly, but overall in good condition, 207 by 155mm.; contemporary binding of brown leather with concentric rectangles of ropework and foliate designs over wooden boards in apparent Venetian style, remains of four metal clasps (one each at head and foot, two on outer vertical edge), small fragments of early printing and manuscript waste used inside each board, corners scuffed with small losses there and a few wormholes in back board, spine rebacked, this most probably the original binding of the volume, but then restored (perhaps in nineteenth or early twentieth-century, when a blue crayon '649' was added to front pastedown) An illustrated medical manuscript, created in the years immediately following the publication of the earliest versions of the Fasciculus Medicinae, perhaps within the mileau that reworked and adapted the text Provenance:The first part of this volume is a fifteenth-century medical compendium, mainly composed of long sections of Egidius de Corbeil's work on urine as a diagnostic tool, with other related matters both as main text and in the margins. The discoloured front endleaf of this earlier codex survives as original fol. 260. By at least 1500 this book, perhaps already missing some leaves at its beginning, came into the hands of a physician, who glossed several pages of it (original fol. 253v-56v), before adding a new front endleaf with the opening lines of part of the Facisculus medicinae, and then adding a copy of much of that work at the end of the volume. These were then apparently bound in the opening years of the sixteenth century in the binding that still holds the volume. The use of the various editions of the Facisculus medicinae by the later copyist and some of the additions here in his hand, suggests that he worked immediately after 1500, perhaps in the Veneto in the milieu where the various editions of the text were being printed in the 1490s and 1500. The dating of an addition on the front pastedown in the main hand to '1509', and an extract on one of the unfoliated leaves at the end to "21 January 1508' fixes the point by which this book was most probably in its present form. There was a large medical school at Padua at the close of the fifteenth century, and our copyist may have worked there. Text:The earlier manuscript unit here contains substantial sections of the De urinis of the French royal physician, Egidius de Corbeil (died in first quarter of thirteenth century). The text was an adaptation of the seventh-century Greek medical scholar, Theophilus Protspatharius, via the Articella. The earliest versions are in verse, but that here is in the later prose form.To this has been added treatises on the colour of urine and its use in diagnosis (original fols. 261v-64r), on the various illnesses of the body arranged alphabetically (fols. 264v-71v), on the most advantageous parts of the body for bloodletting (fols. 212r-90r) and on grievous injuries and surgeries to treat them (fols. 290v-300r), each with their diagrams, all copied from the Fasciculus medicinae. This work was printed first in Venice in 1491, drawing together these independent medieval medical treatises (as well as one on gynecology ignored by our copyist) and publishing them under the name of a former owner of the collection: Johannes de Ketham. The text was popular, and was reissued in 1493, this time with a frontispiece suggesting that the works were composed by one Petrus de Montagnana, who like Ketham has proved impossible to locate and is probably fictitious. It was issued again in 1495, 1500 and 1513, with Italian translations in 1493, 1509 and 1522.What is fascinating here is that our copyist seems to have had access to multiple early editions, and to be comparing and taking from them equally. His text is closest to that of the 1500 edition, but has been truncated and given minor adaptations in many places. However, while his figures of the 'wound man' and the 'phlebotomy man' have exposed genitals, the figure on original fol. 264v has a loincloth added showing the copyist's debt to the more coy 1495 issue and their so-called 'speedo diagrams'. Finally, the complete absence of the frontispiece or any of the narrative scenes showing the surgeon inspecting urine or similar (which were all added to the 1493 edition) may indicate an attempt to preserve the simplicity of the diagrams of the original printing.Early editions of the work are rare even in printed format (no copy of the 1471 edition can be traced by us in public sale records, and the last copy of the 1495 issue was sold by Sotheby's in 1994 for $46,400, and the 1500 issue by Christie's in 2015 for €36,250, with another copy sold in the same house in 2013 for $37,500).
Grant by Abbot Peter and the community of the Cistercian Abbey of St. Mary, Woburn of local fields and a mill pond to William de Medmenham, in confirmation of an agreement before the king's court at Westminster, fine monastic charter in Latin, on parchment [England (Woburn, Bedfordshire), dated 1203/04] Large single-sheet document, with 13 long lines in an early English court documentary script, with ornamental elongated ascenders, capitals decorated with penstrokes, modern pencil '2' on turnup, reverse with Early Modern and modern endorsements, some folds and few tiny holes, else in excellent condition, seal tag present, but seal wanting, 120+23 by 170mm. This is perhaps one of only three recorded items from the "Registra, computos, rotulos curiae, cartas originales, etc." of Woburn Abbey that the antiquarian James West informed Thomas Tanner were among the holdings of the Duke of Bedford, with Tanner then reporting this in the 1744 edition of the Notitia Monastica. No part of the archive could be located by G. Scott Thomson in 1933 ('Woburn Abbey and the Dissolution of the Monasteries', Trans. of the Royal Historical Society, 4th ser. 16, pp. 129-60, especially 151-2), and there are indications that the Duke no longer had access to this archive even in the 1740s (ibid., pp. 152-3). Scott Thomson suggests that the charters may have fallen to figures such as one Ralph Starky, who in 1619 who was accused of taking "diverse leger books of diverse monasteries" as well as charters and other documents from the Court of Augmentations on its dissolution, or were left in the custody of the bailiffs of the estate and thus did not pass to the ducal archive at Woburn. Apart from the discovery of this item, the only other charters of the house are British Library, Add. Charter 6026 (a grant to the abbey of the reign of John) and Add. Charter 19932 (a confirmation to the abbey of the time of Henry III), these acquired form the collections of the antiquary G. Baker in 1844 and the 1st Viscount Hatton, respectively. This charter re-emerging in the collection of Ian Woodner (1903-1990) of Manhattan, real estate developer, artist and collector, whose substantial collections passed to his daughters, Dian and Andrea Woodner, and were dispersed by Christie's (this 23 June 1993, lot 32); acquired at that sale by the late Jeremy Griffiths of Oxford, and sold by him to Martin Schøyen (his MS. 1688/1), and thereafter kept in his London library.Woburn Abbey was founded as a Cistercian house in 1145 with monks from Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire. Despite being one of the wealthiest houses in England, little is known in detail or with certainty of its history. Thus the emergence of any record, no matter how small, adds significantly to the history of the house. The last abbot received the oath of supremacy from the royal visitors in 1534/5, but came to regret it, and died soon after conscience-stricken over his cowardice. The house was suppressed in 1547, and the estate was gifted by Henry VIII to John Russell, the first Earl of Bedford. It currently houses the splendid art collection of the Dukes of Bedford. Almost nothing survives from its medieval library, with Ker recording only one extant manuscript (N.R. Ker, Medieval Libraries of Great Britain, 2nd ed., 1964, p. 205: Oxford, Balliol College, 178A, a twelfth-century Florus diaconus) and two incunables (British Library, IB 118, and Cambridge, St John's, Bb.6.17).
A collection of Children's books including Charlie the Chimney Sweep and Sooty, 1st Edition 1983, written and illustrated by Bruce Peardon, It is printed 1st Edition on the 3rd page, Lucie Attwell's Annual 1958, Fairy Tales Hans Anderson, Publisher Harrap Ltd 1985, Illustr by Arthur Rackham, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Reading seven in total, Book club editions, Pinocchio, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, The Rescuers, The Jungle Book, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Snow White Visits the Seven Dwarfs and Lady and The Tramp, J M Barrie's , Peter Pan and Wendy, Brockhampton Press 1974, Illustrated Mabel Lucie Attwell, Colour illustrations, Ian Fleming's story Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! The Magical Car, B37, Beginner Books, Illustrated by B Tobey, Dean's Gold Medal Book of Rhymes No 4, 1974, Colour illustrations and My First Colour Book of ABC and 123, A Warwick Book, Ward Lock Limited 1974, with Colour Illustrations ***TO BE RE-OFFERED IN A FUTURE SALE FOR ESTIMATES OF £40-60*** ***PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE £4 PER LOT ONLINE PHOTOGRAPHIC FEE APPLIES FOR EACH SALE INTO WHICH LOTS ARE ENTERED***
Wg Cdr Tony Spooner Signed Hardback Book Titled Supreme Gallantry- Maltas Role in The Allied Victory 1939-1945. Dedicated. First Edition Book Published in 1996. 358 pages. Good Used Condition. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Mountbatten of Burma Signed the Life and Times of Lord Mountbatten by John Terraine. An Illustrated Biography. Signed on Title page in black ink. First Edition Hardback Book Published in 1968. 197 pages. Showing Signs of Age. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
WW2 Dame Vera Lynn Signed RAF Coltishall Official First Day Cover with Stamps and Postmarks. 29 of 65 Special Edition Covers Issued. 5 Military Award Stamps with 11 Sept 1990 Postmark. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
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Author Stuart McKay Signed Hardback book titled The Tiger Moth- A Tribute by Stuart McKay. First Edition Book Published in 1987. 159 pages. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Sgt Pierre E Hall Signed Hardback Book Titled the Winged Messenger by Pierre E Hall. Signed on inside page with inscription. Dedicated. First Edition Published in 1980. Good Used Condition. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Winston Churchill The Second World War Book IX. Titled 'Closing The Ring, Italy Won'. First Published 1952. Fourth Edition 1966. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Winston Churchill The Second World War Book X. Titled 'Closing The Ring, Teheran To Rome'. First Published 1952. Fourth Edition 1966. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Winston Churchill The Second World War Book XI. Titled 'Triumph And Tragedy, The Tide Of Victory'. First Published April 1954. Second Edition September 1954. Slight Wear and Tear on back of book however doesn't affect the book. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
WW2 Air Cmdre Graham Pitchfork Signed 'Men Behind The Medals' First Edition Hardback Book. Written by Pitchfork. Signed on the title page with Dedication. 262 Pages. Published in 1998. Spine and Dust jacket in Good Condition. Great Content. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
WW2 RAF 7 Battle of Britain Pilots Signed Henry Buckton Hardback Book Titled Voices from The Battle of Britain- Surviving Veterans Tell Their Story. Signed on title page by William Walker, Bob Foster, Nigel Rowe, Tony Pickering, Ken Williamson, Tom Neil and William Clark. Superb Signatures. First Edition Book with 304 pages. Book is in Good Condition Overall. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
WW2 10 Battle of Britain Pilots Signed Richard C Smith Hardback Book Titled Al Deere- Wartime Fighter Pilot, Peacetime Commander Authorised Biography. Signed on title page by Peter Brown, Basil Stapleton, Nigel Rowe, Bob Needham, Bob Foster, Ken Lee, John Meadows, Jim Barton, Mike Pruit and one other pilot, Also Further signed by the Author on same page. Dedicated to John. First Edition Published in 2003 by Grub Street. 224 pages. Good Used Condition. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99
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A collection of figurines comprising Coalport Ladies of Fashion - Enchantress, Coalport "The Boy" limited edition 7338 of 9500 designed by Elizabeth Woodhouse, Coalport figure "Clara", Nao figure of a figure group of two puppies in a basket, Spode figures "Diana" and "Emma" both by Pauline Stone, Royal Worcester "First Steps" and "Once Upon a Time ..." both sculpted by Glenis Devereaux, Royal Worcester figure "First Dance" modelled by F.G. Doughty No.'d 3629, Royal Doulton figure "Hilary" HN2335 and a John Jenkins figure of a Chinese dragon
MOORCROFT LIBERTY VASE - HAWTHORN a limited edition Moorcroft vase in the Hawthorn design, No 32 of 400 made, dated 17.9.98, and signed by N Slaney, with the original receipt from Liberty (21cms high). Also with a small Moorcroft tankard in the Blackberry design (9cms high). Both first quality. (2)
AINSWORTH, William Harrison. Historical Romances. 19 vols (of 20?) George Barrie and Son. Philadelphia, circa 1901. First State Library Edition, with plates in two states. One of 1000 copies printed on Japanese vellum paper. Finely bound in blue crushed morocco, top edge gilt. (19) (2 boxes)
MONTAIGNE, Michael, Essais. 5 vols, The Haye, 1727. Full calf. With other bindings in French and GOMEZ, Madam De, La Belle Assemblée, being a curious collection of some very remarkable incidents which happened to persons of first quality in France. 4 vols, 12mo, 7th edition, 1754. English text, illustrated with copperplates. Contemporary calf (box)
Rowling (J K). Various works, to include Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, published by Bloomsbury London 2001, paperback, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, first edition, published by Bloomsbury London 2007, hardback, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, published by Bloomsbury London, 1991, hardback, etc. (1 box)
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