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Click here to subscribe[Thomas Kitson Cromwell]: 'Excursions in the County of Norfolk...Forming a complete guide for the traveller and tourist', 1818-1819, first edition, two volumes, two engraved folding maps, two added engraved title pages + 95 (of 96) engraved plates, 12mo, contemporary decorative green morocco gilt, spines gilt in compartments, all edges gilt
Peter Henry Emerson: 'Birds Beasts and Fishes of the Norfolk Broads', London, 1895, first edition, first issue, 68 illustrations from black and white photographs as called for (of which 18 full page plates), original pictorial cloth gilt (a VGC copy) + Arthur Henry Patterson: 'A Norfolk Naturalist: Observations on Birds, Mammals and Fishes', 1930, first edition, frontis + 35 illustration in text as called for, rebound quarter green morocco gilt, marbled paper covered boards + Suffling: 'The Land of the Broads', c.1895, new and revised edition, lacks map, original pictorial cloth gilt + Annie Berlyn: 'Sunrise-Land. Rambles in Eastern England', illustrated Arthur Rackham, 1894, first edition, original pictorial cloth (slightly soiled) (4)
(Gold, Precious Metals, Metallurgy, 8 titles), Manuel Eissler, 2 titles: 'The Metallurgy of Gold', London, 1900, 5th edition enlarged and re arranged, original cloth gilt, 'The Metallurgy of Silver', London, 1889, first edition, original cloth silvered, plus Irene Shrigley (edited): 'The Price of Gold...', London, King, 1935, first edition, signed in initials and inscribed to FFEP, original cloth gilt, plus Benjamin White: 'Silver Its History and Romance', 1917, first edition, original cloth silvered, plus four others similar (8)
William Marshall: 'The Rural Economy of Norfolk: Comprising the Management of Landed Estates, and the Present Practice of Husbandry in that County', 1795, second edition, two volumes, engraved folding map as called for ("East Norfolk" & "Sketch of the County" on one single folding sheet), two neat repairs verso, contemporary tree calf, later rebacked calf, gilt titling to spines, new EP's + Arthur Young: 'General View of the Agriculture of the County of Norfolk', 1969 facsimile reprint of the 1804 first edition, folding map and folding table as called for, original cloth, dust wrapper (laminated) (3)
Beatrix Potter: 'The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies', London, Frederick Warne, 1909, first edition, half-title, 27 coloured illustrations as called for, pictorial endpapers, 16mo, original olive green boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration, spine slightly cocked, early issue, with the Notice Board in the picture on page 14
John Howard Kyan: 'On the elements of light and their identity with those of matter, radiant and fixed', London, 1838, first edition, inscribed presentation copy by the author "To The Hon'ble Charles Langdale MP..." (1787-1868), hand coloured engraved frontis + three engraved plates (of which one hand coloured) as called for, original blindstamped cloth gilt (worn), inner joints weak
Peter Henry Emerson, two titles: 'Birds, Beasts, and Fishes of the Norfolk Broadland', 1895, first edition, original pictorial cloth gilt (slightly soiled), 'On English Lagoons, being an account of the voyage of two amateur wherrymen on the Norfolk and Suffolk rivers and broads', 1893, first edition, original pictorial cloth (worn), ex library (2)
Francis Blomefield and Charles Parkin: 'An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk...', Fersfield and Lynn, 1739-1775, first edition, five volumes, 42 engraved plates/plans/folding genealogical tables + numerous engravings in the text, a handsomely bound excellent set from the library of Rev. John Hare Beevor (1861-1914), son of Sir Thomas Beevor 4th bt. and Sophia Chevallier, widow of Isaac Jermy of Stanfield Hall, Thomas Beevor of Hethel is listed in the subscribers. Volume 1. Without the list of subscribers (stated as "scarce" by Lowndes and rare according to Ron Fiske, late of Morningthorpe Hall, authority on Norfolk History and Heraldry) otherwise as Upcott including the "scarce" Blomefield pedigree.Volume 2. Without the dedication to John Nuthall ("scarce" Lowndes) and without the separate sheet of map references ("scarce" Lowndes). Otherwise as Upcott including the "scarce" two sheet plan of Norwich.Volumes 3, 4 and 5. as Upcott. Finely bound in contemporary speckled calf, sympathetically later rebacked retaining contemporary spines gilt in compartments, morocco gilt title labels, armorial bookplates of Rev. John Hare Beevor to front pastedowns, together with the very scarce specimen pamphlet 'Specimen of the Edition of Blomefield's History of Norfolk, In Ten Volumes Royal Octavo, now in the press.', [nd], circa 1805, 16pp pamphlet, engraved vignette of Diss church, and a wood engraving, original brown wrappers with original printed label to top wrap, housed in custom made green cloth protective folder with green leather gilt title label to spine (6)
John L'Estrange (edited): 'Eastern Counties Collectanea', Norwich, 1872-1873, twenty four parts bound in one volume, contemporary half calf gilt, later rebacked in matching black leather, oxblood leather gilt title label to spine, top edge gilt, all of the original blue printed wraps bound in at end, plus H.J. Dukinfield Astley: Memorials of Old Norfolk', 1908, first edition, original cloth gilt, top edge gilt, contemporary Hunstanton Hall armorial bookplate and ownership signature 'Hamon Lestrange 1908' (2)
A collection of ten titles Lavenham and Suffolk interest including Hugh McKeon: 'an Inquiry into the Rights of the Poor, of the Parish of Lavenham, in Suffolk...', London, Woodbridge, Ipswich etc, Baldwin & Cradock, 1829, first edition, 4 leaves of plates depicting title pages of books written by William Gurnall, xxv,134pp, contemporary papered boards (worn), printed paper label to spine (worn with losses), plus Canon Scott: 'The Visitor's Guide to Lavenham and its Church', Bury St Edmunds, F.T. Groom, [1898], original printed wraps (worn), plus Ebenezer Cornell: 'A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Mr. William Notcutt...preached at Ipswich in Suffolk...', London, Tho. Field, 1756, iv,44pp, original stitched printed wraps, plus John Hurrion: 'A Sermon Preached August 10th, 1721. On the Solemn Occasion of the Settlement of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Milway...In Ipswich', London, John Clark, 1721, original stitched printed wraps (worn and grubby), plus 6 others similar (10)
Ten titles on Victorian continental spa and health resorts including A.B. Granville: 'The Spas of Germany', London, Henry Colburn, 1843, second edition, 5 maps + 13 plates as called for, rebound half blue morocco gilt, new EP's/pastedowns, plus Edwin Lee: 'The Principal Baths of Germany, France and Switzerland...First Volume. Baths of Germany.', London, Churchill, 1863, 4th edition revised, viii,308pp, rebound papered boards, printed label to spine, plus Derwent Conway [i.e. David Henry Inglis]: 'Switzerland, the South of France, and the Pyrenees, in M.DCCC.XXX', Edinburgh, Constable, 1831, 1st edition, 2 volumes, 2 added engraved vignette title pages + engraved folding map as called for, contemporary blindstamped cloth gilt, plus Hermann Weber: 'The Mineral Waters and Health Resorts of Europe;, London, Smith Elder, 1898, large folding map in rear pocket as called for, original cloth gilt, plus Sidney Light: Medical Climatology', New Haven, CT., 1964, signed and inscribed, rebound black and navy morocco gilt, plus 4 others similar (10)
Sir Astley Cooper Key: 'A narrative of the recovery of H.M.S. Gorgon (Charles Hotham, Esq., Captain.) stranded in the bay of Monte Video, May 10th, 1844', London, Smith, Elder & Co, 1847, first edition, folding lithograph frontispiece + sixteen plates (of which 5 folding) + large folding chart of Bay of Montevideo at end as called for, 32pp publishers catalogue of adverts at end, original blindstamped cloth gilt (some ink stains to boards)
W.A. Dutt, four titles: 'The Norfolk Broads', 1903, first edition, 48 coloured and 29 black and white plates by Frank Southgate as called for, rebound half navy morocco gilt, marbled paper covered boards, new EP's, 'Wild Life in East Anglia', 1906, first edition, 16 coloured plates by Frank Southgate as called for, original cloth gilt, 'The Norfolk and Suffolk Coast', 1909, coloured frontis + 40 black and white plates as called for, original cloth gilt, 'Highways and Byways in East Anglia', 1901, first edition, rebound contemporary half calf gilt prize binding, all edges marbled (4)
Rev. Owen and William Bray Manning: 'The History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey', 1804-14, first edition, three volumes, subscriber's copy (Rev. Rogers Ruding) with autograph letter signed from Bray (1814) tipped in, collates complete as Upcott with additional plates, sporadic spotting or foxing, large folio, rebacked half morocco, spines gilt in compartments (3)
C.F. Tunnicliffe, RA (1901-1979), collection of 22 illustrated titles including Priestley: 'A Book of Birds', 1937, 1st edition, 82 wood engravings as called for, original cloth; Henry Williamson: 'The Old Stag', 1933, 1st illustrated edition, frontis + 24 full page ills. as called for, original cloth gilt, Tunnicliffe illustrated dust wrapper; 'Mereside Chronicle', 1948, 1st edition, black and white frontis + numerous black and white ills. throughout as called for, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper; 'Shoreland's Summer Diary', 1952, 1st edition, 16 coloured plates + black and white ills. throughout as called for, original cloth, dust wrapper, plus others Alison Uttley (5), Ronald Lockley (2), etc etc, vast majority first or first Tunnicliffe illustrated editions (22)
Beatrix Potter: 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit', London, Frederick Warne, earlier reprint, half title, 27 coloured illustrations as called for, pictorial endpapers, a/f, crudely reinforced with brown paper at inner joint, first few leaves with tape reinforcements inner joint, 16mo, deluxe format? decorative cloth gilt (worn), upper cover with inset colored illustration; 'The Tale of Tom Kitten', London, Frederick Warne, 1907, first edition, half title, 27 coloured illustrations as called for, pictorial endpapers, a/f, inner joints split, some leaves with reinforcement to inner joint, some surface losses and small part losses of paper (not affecting illustrations or text), pencil scribbling to pastedowns, 16mo, original brown boards (worn), lacks backstrip, upper cover with inset coloured illustration; 'The Pie and the Patty-Pan', London, Frederick Warne, early printing, no date on title page but mottled lavendar endpapers, half title, 10 coloured illustrations as called for, small 4to, original maroon boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration (3) NB "Tom Kitten" is lacking it's front end paper
Ronald Blythe, seven first editions, of which four signed: 'A Country Boy', Tern Press, 2004, limited edition (15/65), signed by Blythe to title page and the printer and illustrator to limitation page, small oblong original quarter cloth; 'The View in Winter', 1979, first edition, signed and inscribed; 'Word from Wormingford', illustrated John Nash, 1997, first edition, signed and inscribed; 'Fieldwork', illustrated John Nash, 2007, first edition, signed, + 3 others, all original cloth, dust wrappers (7)
Jawahir Singh: 'The Urdu Teacher', Amballa, Lala Jaggannath at the Empress Press, 1898, first edition, printed dedication page "To All British Officers and Soldiers serving in the Indian Empire by humble admirer of British genius", printed dedications at front and end by various members of the British Indian Colonial Administration, contemporary cloth (worn and soiled), original yellow printed wraps bound in
Beatrix Potter: 'The Tale of Pigling Bland', London, Frederick Warne, 1913, first edition, half title, 15 coloured illustrations as called for, pictorial endpapers, contemporary ownership signature at head of front free endpaper, 16mo, original maroon boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration
A collection of fifteen Art books on Edgar Degas, Pierre Bonnard and others including 'Degas and The Nude', 2011, first UK Edition, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper, Pingeot & Horvat 'Degas Sculptures', Imprimerie Nationale Editions, 1991, original cloth, dust wrapper, card slip case; Bouvet: 'Bonnard - The Complete Graphic Work', 1981, first UK edition, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper; Terrasse: 'Bonnard du dessin au tableau', Imprimerie Nationale Editions, 1996, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper; 'Pierre Bonnard - early and late', 2002, first UK edition, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper, plus 10 others including Matisse, Monet, Vermeer, Popova etc (15)
[William Windham]: 'A Plan of Discipline, Composed for the Use of the Militia of the County of Norfolk', Museum Restoration Service, 1969 limited edition facsimile (128/700) of the 1759 first edition, 49 plates as called for, original faux leather gilt + F. Loraine Petre: 'The History of The Norfolk Regiment Vol II 4th August 1914 to 31st December 1918', original pictorial wraps, + two others Norfolk & Suffolk First World War interest (4)
Allen Jones: 'Sheer Magic', New York, 1979, first edition, signed and dated by the artist to the half title in blue ballpoint, profusely illustrated throughout, original cloth, dust wrapper, plus 'Picasso's Erotic Gravures', Avant Garde No. 8, September 1969 and 'John Lennon's Erotic Lithographs', Avant Garde No. 11, March 1970, each quarto, original wraps, plus Mark Gabor: 'The Illustrated History of Girlie Magazines', New York, 1984, first edition, original cloth, dust wrapper (4)
(Poe's Tales First British Edition, First Illustrated Edition) Edgar Allan Poe: 'Tales of Mystery, Imagination, & Humour; and Poems...illustrated with twenty-six engravings on wood', London, Henry Vizetelly, 1852, "Readable Books" series No.1, engraved frontispiece, engraved vignette title page + 24 engraved illustrations in text as called for, xxiv,256pp, 12mo, original decorative printed boards, rebacked japanese vellum gilt + 'Tales of Mystery, Imagination, & Humour...second series. illustrated with sixteen engravings on wood', London, Clarke, Beeton & Co, circa 1853, "Readable Books" series No.9, engraved frontispiece, engraved vignette title page + fourteen engraved illustrations in text acf, [5],252pp, 12mo, rebound japanese vellum backed gilt imitation decorative printed boards, new Pastedowns/EP's. Text includes the Dupin detective story "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", widely considered the first detective fiction story. The first edition of Poe's tales to be printed in Britain and the first illustrated edition to be issued at all
Eight titles Food and Cookery including Elizabeth David: 'Harvest of the Cold Months, the Social History of Ice and Ices', 1994, first edition; 'Is there a Nutmeg in the House?', 2000, first edition; 'South Wind Through the Kitchen', 1997, first edition, plus Lindsey Bareham: 'The Big Red Book of Tomatoes', 1999, first edition; 'Onions Without Tears', 1995, first edition; 'The Fish Store', 2006, first edition, plus two others including Arabella Boxer (8)
Bram Stoker: 'Dracula', Westminster, Archibald Constable and Company, 1897, first edition, early issue, half title, with the Shoulder of Shasta advert verso of the final integral leaf, original canary yellow coloured cloth, framed and lettered in red on front, back, and spine, ix,390,[2]pp, unobtrusive small professional repairs to top edge of half title and title, p199/200 with restored part loss at top edge/fore edge corner affecting small portion of text, some spotting/toning to a few earlier leaves, contemporary ownership signature to FFEP, externally recased retaining original cloth with areas of professional restoration, small black mark to cloth on top board and fore edge of top board, joints reinforced, housed in matching modern yellow cloth double slipcase lettered in red on spine. NB probably also professionally recased, retaining original cloth
(J.M. Barrie Peter Pan association copy) William Ernest Henley: 'Poems', London, 1898, first edition, signed in initials and inscribed by J.M. Barrie to Michael Llewelyn Davies (1900-1921) to FFEP, "...Michael from J.M.B Christmas 1913". Michael Davies is widely reported as being the main inspiration for Barrie's character Peter Pan, along with his four brothers, whom Barrie became guardian of following the deaths of their parents in 1907 and 1910. William Ernest Henley's young daughter Margaret also inspired Barrie's choice of the name Wendy for the Heroine of his play Peter Pan (1904). Original cloth gilt, spine browned
Beatrix Potter: 'The Tale of Mr Tod', London, Frederick Warne, 1912, first edition, half title, 15 coloured plates as called for, contemporary ownership signature verso of frontispiece at head, pictorial endpapers, 16mo, original grey boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration, spine slightly cocked
Rev. William Hudson and John Cottingham Tingey: 'The Records of the City of Norwich', Norwich and London, 1906, first edition, two volumes, folding frontis map as called for, original cloth gilt, plus A.D. Bayne: 'A Comprehensive History of Norwich', 1869, original blindstamped cloth gilt (spine edges worn and rubbed), book plate of James Reeve (1833-1920) curator Norwich Castle Museum, plus Peter Eade: 'The Norfolk and Norwich Hospital 1770-1900', 1900, first edition, inscribed by the author, original cloth gilt, plus Basil Cozens-Hardy and Ernest A. Kent: 'The Mayors of Norwich 1403 to 1835', 1938, first edition, signed and inscribed by Cozens-Hardy and signed by Kent, original cloth gilt, plus J. Evans & J. Britton: 'The Beauties of England and Wales', 1810, volume XI (Norfolk), two engraved plates (Norwich Market and Castle Acre Priory) only, rebound cloth gilt, plus Walter Rye: 'Monographs of Norwich Hamlets. History of the Parish of Eaton... - Earlham... - Hellesdon... - Heigham... - Catton...', Norwich, Roberts & Co, [1917]-1919, first edition, five parts in one, numerous folding maps, 286pp, contemporary cloth gilt, plus G.B. Jay: 'The First Parish Register of St. George of Tombland...', 1891, limited edition (98), out of series, quarto, original cloth gilt, plus three others Norwich interest (11)
[Jane Webb, later Loudon]: 'The mummy! : a tale of the twenty-second century', London, Henry Colburn, 1827, first edition, volumes one and three (of three volumes) only, vol 1 viii,300pp, vol 2 303,[1]pp, uniform contemporary half calf gilt (very worn), each crudely rebacked/reinforced with three strips of leather. The first English language story to feature a reanimated mummy, an early work of Science Fiction
Wilhelm Junker: 'Travels in Africa during the years 1882-1886', London, Chapman & Hall, 1892, first English edition, portrait frontispiece, large folding map, plus numerous black and white plates and illustrations in text as called for, original pictorial cloth gilt. The third of three works describing the author's travels in Africa, for which Junker was awarded a gold medal from the British Royal Geographical Society
Louis H. Dahl: 'The Roman Camp and the Irish Saint at Burgh Castle..with Local History', 1913, first edition, folding map frontispiece + 49 illustrations and plans as called for, original cloth gilt, plus F.J. Gardiner: 'History of Wisbech and neighbourhood during the last fifty years 1848-1898, Wisbech & London, 1898, first edition, ex library, original cloth gilt (worn), top edge gilt, plus A.C. Savin: 'Cromer...A Modern History', Holt, 1937, first edition, signed, original cloth gilt, plus Millican: 'A History of Horstead and Stanninghall', 1937, first edition, original cloth gilt + 8 others similar, all first editions in dust wrappers including Sapwell: 'Aylsham..'; Boston and Puddy: 'Dereham...'; Parsons: 'Salle...'; Erroll: 'Sheringham and Beeston Regis...' etc etc (12)
Beatrix Potter: 'Ginger and Pickles', London, Frederick Warne, 1909, first edition, half-title, 10 coloured illustrations as called for, pictorial endpapers, contemporary ownership signature at head of front free endpaper, small 4to, original tan boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration; 'The Pie and the Patty-Pan', London, Frederick Warne, circa 1905/1906, earlier printing, half title, 10 coloured illustrations as called for, decorative lavendar endpapers with pie and patty pan illustrations, small 4to, original blue-grey boards, upper cover with inset coloured illustration (2)
Henrietta Knight, Lady Luxborough: 'Letters Written by the Late Right Honourable Lady Luxborough, to William Shenstone, Esq.', London, J. Dodsley, 1775, first edition, extra illustrated with an inserted original pen and ink frontispiece with well executed sketch depicting "Lady Luxborough's Hermitage" and six m/s lines of Shenstone poetry beneath, contemporary half calf (very worn), lacks backstrip, top board detached
Richard Beatniffe: 'The Norfolk Tour: or, Traveller's Pocket Companion...', Norwich, 1795, fifth edition, 12mo, contemporary calf, later rebacked leather, oxblood leather gilt title label to spine + Charles Mackie: 'Norfolk Annals...', 1901, first edition, two volumes, pencil ownership signature and printed label of Alec M. Cotman, contemporary half calf gilt (worn), vol 1 lower board detached (but present), backstrip near detached + two others Norfolk interest (5)
[Charlotte Bronte]: 'Jane Eyre: an autobiography. By Currer Bell, author of "Shirley"', London, Smith, Elder and Co, 1850, fourth edition, first single volume edition, vii,[1],467,[1]pp, without adverts at front and rear, contemporary half calf, spine gilt in compartments, morocco gilt title label to spine
Edward Preston Willins: 'Some of the Old Halls and Manor Houses in the County of Norfolk', 1890, limited edition, un-numbered out of series, 50 photo-litho plates as called for, quarto, original cloth gilt, plus C.M. Nichols: 'A Novel of Old Norwich; or, Second Fiddle', 1886, first edition, eight black and white plates as called for, original printed wraps (2)
(Gold, Precious Metals, Metallurgy, 9 titles), George E. Gee: 'Recovering Precious Metals from Waste Metal Residues', London & New York, Spon, 1920, first edition, original cloth gilt, plus H. Joshua Phillips: Gold Assaying A Practical Handbook...', London, 1904, first edition, original cloth gilt, plus C.W. King: 'The Natural History of Precious Stones and of the Precious Metals', London, Bell & Daldy, 1870 date to title page (but later, Bohn's catalogue of adverts at end dated 1879, rebound cloth gilt, plus Arthur Mangin: 'Earth and Its Treasures...', London, 1875, first edition, old half crimson morocco gilt, plus five others similar (9)
Lieut.-Colonel J.R. Harvey: 'Records of the Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry...from 1780-1908', London and Norwich, 1908, first edition, 30 tipped in plates as called for, quarto, original two tone cloth gilt + Jeremy Bastin: 'The Norfolk Yeomanry in Peace and War 1782-1961', 1986, first edition, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper (2)
Robert Wyndham Ketton-Cremer, ten titles: 'The Early Life and Diaries of William Windham', 1930, first edition, original cloth gilt; 'Forty Norfolk Essays', 1961, first edition, signed and inscribed, original cloth, dust wrapper, + eight others, seven of which first editions ('Norfolk Portraits' 1946 4th impression), all original cloth, four in dust wrappers (10)
Edward Ardizzone, a collection of twenty titles illustrated by or relating to him, mainly first editions and first Ardizzone illustrated editions including Maurice Gorham: 'Back to the Local', 1949, first edition, original cloth, Eva-Lisa Wuorio: 'The Land of Right Up and Down', 1964, first edition, original colour illustrated boards by Ardizzone, 'Tims Last Voyage', 1972, first edition, original colour illustrated boards; 'Titus in Trouble', 1971, second edition, second impression, original colour illustrated boards, dust wrapper, 'The Suburban Child', 1955, first edition, original boards, dust wrapper; 'Merry England', 1960, first edition, orignal cloth, dust wrapper plus fourteen others including biographies, bibliographies etc (20)
Harry Potter - a Harry Potter first edition paperback book entitled Harry Potter and The Philosophers Stone, J.K. Rowling, inside cover First Published in Great Britain 1997, copyright text Joanne Rowling 1997, copyright cover Thomas Taylor 1997, and a further Harry Potter and The Philosophers Stone paperback book, J.K. Rowling Bloomsbury, printed and bound in Great Britain by Clays Limited, St Ives Plc, typeset by Dorchester typesetting 10, 9,8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 [2]
Automobilia - AA - a collection of AA automobile association items, including the AA History of Automobile Association 1905 to 1980, appears in mint condition with outer protective box, Members Handbook, a personal membership book with collector's file, the Concise History of AA 1905 to 1980, Road Book of Scotland, published by the Automobile Association New Coventry street London W1 1957, a St Jones Ambulance Association First Aid Book first edition 1958, two paper book driving licences, dated 1972 and 1968, a 10 Year Service Award enamelled pin badge in presentation box, a further AA enamelled badges and a Junior Box Brownie vintage camera, [please note badges and driving licences displayed in cabinet #4].
London.- Booth (Charles) Life and Labour of the People in London, 16 vol. only (of 18), including vol. 1, 3, and 4 from the 'First Series', 1904 reprint of 1902 edition, vol. 1-5 from the 'Second Series', 1903, vol. 1-7 from the 'Third Series', 1902, and the 'Final Commentary' vol., 1902, with 20 folding maps of London tipped-in to the Third Series volumes, lettered 'A' to 'U', albeit lacking 'I', presumably as published, lacking supplementary maps, the folding maps are based on Stanford's Library Map of London and Suburbs at a scale of 6 inches to 1 mile, lithographs with original hand-colouring, mounted on linen, each with original key tab, various sizes, some occasional minor handling creases, numerous library stamps, ink numbers, and book plates, mainly to titles, bound in original vellum lettered and decorated in gilt, library number in gilt to upper cover of some, rubbed and soiled, worn, Macmillan and Co., [1902-1904] (16); sold not subject to returnProvenance:Ex libris of Fulham Public Libraries ⁂ The folding maps included are as follows:Map A - Isle of DogsMap B - Outer East LondonMap C - HackneyMap D - North LondonMap E - Inner North WestMap F - Lisson GroveMap G - Hampstead & St Johns WoodMap H - Inner East LondonMap J - East Central LondonMap K - West Central LondonMap L - Westminster & PimlicoMap M - The Inner WestMap N - The Outer WestMap O - FulhamMap P - Inner South LondonMap Q - Deptford and GreenwichMap R - WoolwichMap S - BatterseaMap T - WandsworthMap U - Outer South London
Gloucestershire.- Speed (John) Glocestershire Contrived into Thirty Thre Severall Hundreds & Those Againe into Foure Principall Devisions..., with two large insets showing bird's-eye plans of Gloucester and Bristol with brief descriptions of each, vignettes of the Battles of Assandun and the Battle of Tewkesbury to the centre left, and Royal coat of arms adjacent to the crests of local Dukes and Earles in the upper right quadrant, engraving with hand-colouring on laid paper with armorial watermark, sheet 385 x 510 mm.(15 1/8 x 20 in), English text verso with first edition woodcut initial, map trimmed to borderline, some even browning and minor surface dirt, framed and under glass, Sudbury and Humble 1610[-1612].
[FRANCIS DRAKE]: AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY OF THE CATHEDRAL AND METROPOLITICAL CHURCH OF ST PETER YORK FROM ITS FIRST FOUNDATION TO THE PRESENT YEAR, York, 1768, 1st edition, 13 (of 14) folding plates, 12mo, old calf, re-backed + WILLIAM WHITE: DIRECTORY OF THE TOWN AND SUBURBS OF LEEDS, 1857, lacks title page and some prelims, original diced calf, re-backed (2)
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