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Lot 87
NO RESERVE Tolkien (J.R.R.) The Lord of the Rings, 3 vol., the Readers Union edition, 1960; The Silmarillion, 1977, original cloth, the first lightly stained, all but vol.1 of the first with dust-jackets, vol.2 & 3 with chips and creases to extremities, minor bumps to spine ends to the last; and 10 others, by or relating to Tolkien, including vol. 1 and 4 of The History of Middle Earth, 8vo (14)
Lot 89
NO RESERVE Ungerer (Tomi) Once in a Lifetime, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author to Tom Maschler with a drawing in pencil of a woman suggestively licking a small rocket to half-title, illustrations by the author, bookplate of Maschler to inside upper cover, original wrappers, light rubbing to extremities, 1984; and a signed limited edition of Priestley's The Town Major of Miraucourt, also with Maschler's bookplate, 4to & 8vo (2)
Lot 91
Updike (John) Couples, first edition, New York, 1968; Rabbit at Rest, first English edition, 1990, presentation inscriptions from the author to Sally Soames: "for Sally Soames who held me captive in the pit 3 for hours and hours one balmy Boston day in mid-October, at the end of an American excursion that made me feel unreal", ink ownership stamp to the first, original boards, dust-jacket, the first with some creasing and chipping to foot of upper panel, else excellent copies; and another by the same, 8vo (3)
Lot 89
ROWLING, J K, Harry Potter deluxe editons: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone; The Chamber of Secrets; The Prisoner of Azkaban; The Goblet of Fire; The Order of the Phoenix; The Deathly Hallows (a set lacking Half-Blood Prince). All first editions, first impressions, all except the first and third titles in original cellophane. 'Prisoner' has original till receipt loosely inserted. Book was bought from Waterstone's on Chiswick High Road on 25 July 1999. The date is important as it is two months before Errington's suggested publication date. 'Prisoner' was the first deluxe edition to be issued and was actually issued simultaneously with the trade edition on 8th July. (Errington 2017, p199) (6)
Lot 690
DICKENS. CHARLES, The Life & Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Chapman & Hall, London 1839, with illustrations by Phiz. CONDITION REPORT: This looks to be a true first edition with “flys” for flies on page 245 and “visiters” for visitors on page 272. This would indicate a true first edition as these were altered for later editions. Although the binding is reasonably tight the overall condition is not brilliant, boards are bumped and scratched, marked and the spine is cracked although it is complete. There is a lot of internal browning mostly to the illustrated pages. There are 37 engraved plates, but the book is missing the engraved portrait of Dickens at the front of the book and two other engraved plates.
Lot 503
Signed Limited Edition Print “Bombing Up Yorker”by Robin Smith. Limited edition 201/500. Showing an Avro Lancaster of 44 Squadron being loaded for a raid. Signed by P/Officer Chatterton, its first skipper and F/O Parkin, its last skipper. Framed and glazed. Together with a copy photo of Chatterton in the cockpit of the aircraft.
Lot 685
H.E. Bates: Through the Woods, 4to, cloth, illus. by Agnes Miller Parker, 1936; Basil Bunting: Loquiteur, 4to, original boards, published by Fulcrum Press, 1965; Iftikhar Azmi: The Garden of the Night - 26 Sufi Poems, lge. 4to, cloth, illus. by Richard Kennedy, The Whittington Press, limited edition of 240 copies, 1979, in dust covers; A.E. Houseman: A Shropshire Lad, 8vo, cloth, illus. by Patrick Procktor, Folio Society 1986, in dust covers; Walter de la Mare: Winged Chariot, 4to, cloth, illus., first edition 1951, with dust covers; and other illustrated volumes of poetry. (12)
Lot 402
Miscellaneous. Three unrelated titles; Le Premier Grenadier De France La Tour D'Auvergne Par Paul Deroulede. Paris: Georges Hurtrel, 1886. Limited edition, no.859 signed by the publisher. With; Miltoun, Francis - Rambles in Normandy. London: 1905. And; Innes, Hammond - Isvik. 1991 first edition, signed. (3)
Lot 388
First Day Covers/silver stamp replicas: The Post Office Official Commemorative Stamp Issues and First Day Covers 1978 - A Strictly Limited Edition with Enlarged Solid Sterling Silver Stamp Replicas; six FDC's with commemorative stamps mounted with six Danbury Mint silver replica stamps within presentation folder: .
Lot 698
James Grace: Green Willow and Other Japanese Fairy Tales, with 40 illustrations by Warwick Goble, N.D (circa 1909-1910), first trade edition, blue cloth boards with gilt decoration; and The Fables of Aesop, illustrated by Edward Detmord; and The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, illustrated by Edmund Dulac, published by Holder; Hans Andersen, Fairy Tales, illustrated by W Heath Robinson, Folio Society; and Punch and Judy, 1944, D/w/
Lot 1773
TEXACO INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE COMPETITION FINALISTS TROPHY 1971-72, awarded to Tommy Walker of Airdrieonians F.C., of elongated hexagonal form, inscribed 'Texaco International League Competition 1971 1972', with twin handled trophy cup motif decoration in relief, above a stained wood base with plaque inscribed 'Finalists', 9.5cm high Note: The 1971-72 Texaco Cup was the second edition of the tournament sponsored by Texaco. The tournament was won by Derby County, beating the Airdrieonians in a two-legged final by 2-1 on aggregate. Despite a defeat in the final, the Airdrieonians enjoyed some exceptional games in earlier rounds of the cup. The first round saw Airdrieonians F.C. beat Manchester 4-2 on aggregate, with a two-all draw on 15 September 1971 followed by a spectacular 2-0 win a fortnight later.
Lot 55
Offset lithograph printed in colours, 2008, signed in black ball-point pen, on Hahnemühle and Mohawk Superfine wove paper, published by Oak Tree Fine Press, with full margins and a limited edition copy of Shared Vision Volume II: Through the Eyes of Gilbert and George The Line of Beauty by Alan Hollingshurst, numbered 78/85 and signed by Alan Hollinghurst, quarter bound in cream cloth on dark hand patterned board by Claire Maziarczyk and presented in a handmade solander box together with the print, this book is dedicated to the child victims of AIDS/HIV.sheet size 24.5cm x 45.5cm (9.5in x 17.75in)Footnote: * Gilbert & George first met while studying sculpture in St Martins School of Art in London. Since then, their prolific output of highly original and striking art has earned them the Turner Prize and huge international acclaim. The duo refer to themselves as 'living sculptures' and their best known works - their vivid large-scale photo-montages - often feature the artists themselves, as well as a diverse range of images inspired by their daily London environment. Artists’ Resale Right (“droit de suite”) may apply to this lot.
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