Signed Presentation Copy U.S.A.: Jones (Major E.R.) The Emigrants' Friend: Containing Information and Advice for Persons intending to Emigrate to the United States. Sm. 8vo L. 1880. First Edn., lg. fold. map frontis (with straight tear) a lg. fold. table, adverts at end, orig. soft cloth, gilt decoration. * Signed Presentation copy from author to his friend Mr. George Rutland, dated 9th Dec. 1880. Scarce. (1)
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The Alps: Whymper (Ed.) Scrambles Amongst the Alps in the Years 1860-69, roy 8vo L. 1871, frontis, plts. text illus., & 6 fold. plts. & maps at end, orig. cloth; [Dempster (C.L.H.)] The Maritime Alps and their Seaboard, L. 1885. FIRST EDN., frontis plts. & illus. cont. hf. blue mor. by Bayntun. (2)
English Guides: Clark (C.)publ. An Historical and Descriptive Account of the Town of Lancaster, 8vo Lancaster 1807, hf. title. Fold. plan frontis & 2 other fold. plans, & engd. plt., cloth backed boards; Jollie & Sons - Jollies Cumberland Guide and Directory, 8vo Carlisle 1811. First Edn. uncut, boards; Rowe (Sam.) A Perambulation of the Ancient and Royal Forest of Dartmoor, and the Vanville Precincts, 8vo Plymouth 1848. Litho frontis & title vignette, fold. map & 9 litho plts. complete, list of subs, cloth. (3)
Behan (Brendan) The Hostage, L. 1958, First, d.w.; also Poems & A Play in Irish, Gallery Press 1981. First, d.w.; O'Brien (Flann) The Hard Life, L. 1961, First, d.w.; Heaney (Seamus) Station Island, L. 1984; also Sweeney Astray, L. 1984, and Seeing Things, L. 1991, All First English Edns., d.w.'s etc; & 1 other vol. All v. good. (7)
Doughty (Charles M.) Travels in Arabia Deserta, 2 vols. Cambridge 1888. First Edn., 2 hf. titles, 8 plts. some fold., lg. fold. lined backed cold. map in pocket, 32pp. Cat at end dated Dec. 1887, both front loose blanks with piece cut away, orig. Victorian green cloth, gilt decor. V. good. (2)
Ball (V.) Jungle Life in India; or the Journeys and Journals of an Indian Geologist, 8vo L. 1880. First, frontis & plts., errata slip, fold. map, pict. gilt cloth; de Carne (Louis) Travels in Indo-China and The Chinese Empire, 8vo L. 1872. Hf. title, fold. frontis map, hd. cold. in outline, & 6 plts. (browned), orig. decor. cloth. Both Good Copies. (2)
Rare Work on Australia, with Plates Hodgkinson (Clement) Australia from Port Macquarie to Moreton Bay; with descriptions of the Natives, their manners and customs; The Geology, Natural Productions, Fertility, and Resources of that Region, 8vo L. 1845. First Edn., full page map, & 7 plts. (include frontis) bound with, Roscoe (Wm.) Illustrations,.. of the Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called The Magnificent... 8vo L. 1822. Port. frontis & 3 plts. (1 dbl. page), cont. hf. calf, mor. label. Rare. (1)
Travel: Park (Mungo) Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa, L. 1810. Sixth, port. frontis, lg. fold. map, hd. cold. in outline, 4 engd. plts. (2 lg. fold.) uncut, boards; Irving (Washington) A History of the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus, 4 vols. L. 1828. First, hf. titles, 2 lg. fold. maps, uncut cloth backed boards; also Tales of a Traveller, by Geoffrey Crayon. 2 vols. L. 1824. First English Edn. 2 hf. titles, uncut, orig. boards. (7)
Rare American Coloured Plate Book Coloured Plates: The Iris: An Illuminated Souvenir, for MDCCCLII, Edited by John S. Hart L.L.D. Roy 8vo Philadelphia (Lippincott, Grambe & Co.) 1852. First Edn., 12 fine cold. litho plts. include. presentation plate, titles etc. Presented to Mrs. James Mc Henry (N. Ireland), whose daughter may have been the wife of Seth Eastman, the illustrator of this volume. A.e.g. recent hf. crimson mor. Ex. Fine. (1) * This beautiful volume is notable for its bright and colourful litho illus, from drawings made by Eastman while stationed for 8 years at and around Fort Smelling on the Upper Mississippi River. This gift book was mainly a vehicle for the romantic fictions of Indian life in Minnesota.
[Levey, T. Prout] Bob Norberry; or Sketches from The Notebook of An Irish Reporter, Ed. by Captain Prout. 8vo D. 1844. First Edn., engd. frontis & add. engd. title page, with 16 engd. plts. by H. Macmanus & others, a.e.g., cont. hf. tan calf, tooled gilt spine, raised bands, mor. label. V. good copy. (1)
Palmer (A.T.) Authentic Memoirs of The Life of John Sobieski King of Poland, 8vo L. 1815. First Edn., port. frontis. list of subs., uncut, orig. boards; Labaume (Eugene) A Circumstantial Narrative of The Campaign in Russia, .. Trans. Ed. Boyce L. 1815. Fifth, fold. hd. cold. map frontis & 2 other fold. maps, advert. leaf at end, uncut orig. boards. (2)
Dickens (Charles) Nicholas Nickleby, L. 1839; Posthumous Papers of The Pickwick Club, L. 1837; Dombey and Son, L. 1848; David Copperfield, L. 1850; Bleak House, L. 1853; First Edns. in Bk Form, also Little Dorrit, L. 1856, Parts 2 - 17, in orig. wrappers, remainder in hf. mor., or cloth. As a lot. (6)
With Attractive Hand-Coloured Plates Morris (Rev. F.O.) A History of British Butterflies, roy 8vo L. 1865. First Edn., 71 hand cold. plts. + 2 bl. & white plates, in attractive full green mor. Rugby School Prize binding, with armorial on front cover, multiple border with gilt fillets and shamrocks, spine gilt in panels with butterflies, mor. label. V. good. (1)
Travel: Lambert (C. & S.) The Voyage of The 'Wanderer', Ed. by Gerald Young. Sm. folio L. 1883. First Edn., hf. title, frontis, decor. title, fold. map, 24 cold. litho plts., numerous wd. engraved illus. all by R.T. Pritchett & others unopened copy, orig. blue cloth, with cold. pict. overlays front & back. Clean copy. (1)
Engraved Plates: Pardoe (Julie) & Bartlett (W.H.) The Beauties of The Bosphorus, 4to L. 1838. First, port. frontis, add. engd. title, engd. map, & numerous engd. plts. a.e.g., fine full gilt decor. mor. by Bellew, Bookbinder, Dublin. A very good copy; also Beattie (Wm.) & Bartlett (W.H.) Switzerland Illustrated, 2 vols. lg. 4to L. 1836. First Edn. engd. add. titles, & plts. cont. hf. crimson mor. As a coll., w.a.f. (3)
Engraved Plates: Wright (G.N.) Ireland Illustrated, 4to L. 1831. First Edn. engd. title & plts. cont. hf. mor.; Finden (W. & E.) Ports and Harbours of Great Britain, 4to L. 1836, engd. plts.; Swan's Views from above The Falls of Clyde to Glasgow, sm. folio Glasgow n.d., engd. plts. orig. cloth, as a coll., w.a.f. (3)
Travel: Rainsford (Marcus) An Historical Account of the Black Empire of Hayti, Comprehending a View of The Principal Transactions in the Revolutions of Saint Domingo. 4to L. 1805. First Edn., engd. frontis, fold. map, fold. plan, fac-simile letter & 8 full page plts. (1 more than called for), cont. hf. calf, spine dam. Sabin 67531. (1)
Egypt: Klunzinger (G.B.) Upper Egypt: its People and its Products, L. 1878. First English, illus., decor. cloth; Capart (Jean) Primitive Art in Egypt, trans. by A.S. Griffith, roy 8vo L. 1905, profusely illustrated, gilt decor. cloth; Millais (J.G.) Far Away up The Nile, roy 8vo L. 1924, First, profusely illus. orig. cloth, stained. (3)
Classics: Senecta (L.A.) ... Philosophi Stoicorum Omnium Acutissimi, Opera quae extant omnia, Folio Bale 1573. Wd. cut device on title, some browning, orig. vellum; Smith (trans) Zenophon's History of the Affairs of Greece, lg. 4to L. 1770, lg. fold. map. Cont. calf, tooled gilt spine, armorial of Thomas Conolly, & B.P. of Carton Library; Beresford (James) trans. The Aeneid of Virgil, Translated into blank verse, 4to L. 1794. First, list of subs, hf. calf. (3)
Box: Irish Books etc: O'Suilliobhan (Fr. D.) Searc-Leamnhain Chriosd, by Thomas A Kempis, 20mo Dublin 1822 in old Gaelic script, uncut, orig. boards, & other sim.; Hogan (Ed.) The Description of Ireland, 4to D. & L. 1878, First, cloth, gilt; some books on genealogy, children's interest, some early printings, odd vols. etc. As a box lot, w.a.f. (1)
Archaeology: Westropp (Thos. Johnson) R.I.A. - The Ancient Forts of Ireland, lg. 4to D. 1902, illus.; Mahr (Prof. A.) Ancient Irish Handcraft, 4to Limerick 1939; Armstrong (E.C.R.) Catalogue of Irish Gold Ornaments, folio D. 1933, all illus. & recent cloth; Mac Alister (R.A.S.) Muiredach, Abbot of Monasterboice, 890 - 92, A.D., folio D. 1914, First Edn., illus. cloth backed boards; & 2 other publications of R.I.A. As a lot, w.a.f. (1)
Presentation Copy Petrie (George) On the History and Antiquities of Tara Hill, Lg. 4to D. 1839. First Edn., 4 full page plts. (2 hd. cold.) (Nos. 6 - 9), text illus., uncut, pce. cut from base of t.p., no text loss, orig. cloth, worn. * Signed presentation copy, 'For William Hackett Esq. of Middleton, Co. of Cork.' (1)
Co. Cork: Sullivan (T.D.) Bantry, Berehavan and The O'Sullivan Sept, sm. 8vo D. 1908. First, frontis port. fold. map, blue gilt cloth; Keogh (Capt. T.M.) A Short Account of the History and Antiquities of Bere Island and Berehaven, 8vo Bournemouth [1913] Sole Edn, map frontis, orig. wrappers. Rare. (2)
Signed by the Author O'Cadhain (Mairtin) An tSraith ar Lar, 8vo D. (Sairseal agus Dill) 1967, First, signed and dated 23rd Mean Fomhair 1967, decor. cloth, orig. glassine wrappers; An tSraith Dha Togail, 8vo D. (Sairseal agus Dill) 1970, First, signed and dated Iuil (July) 1970 [not long before his death] decor. cloth, orig. glassine wrappers. Scarce. (2)
English school Oil on canvas Three-quarter length portrait of Captain Henry Skillicorne (1678-1763), 97cm x 122cm Label verso, indistinctly signed 'Robert...' Captain Skillicorne was a flamboyant merchant sea captain from the Isle of Man, who had been involved in naval warfare. On retirement he lived in Bristol where he met and married Elizabeth Mason, whose father owned land in Cheltenham. On this land in Bayshill Meadow (now part ofLabel verso, Cheltenham Ladies College) was a spring which local people noticed attracted flocks of pigeons. They were tempted by the salt deposits left by the spring's evaporating mineral waters. Captain Skillicorne developed this spring into what effectively become the first Cheltenham Spa. He built a pump room in 1738 and an avenue of elm trees known as Well Walk in 1743. The last edition was a small assembly room known as the Long Room, ensuring Cheltenham's destination as a luxury spa resort for the Georgians. Live Bidding: Some scratches across the left hand shoulder and middle of the painting. Deep scratch and piercing of the canvas to bottom right. Quite poor repaint over on the finger to the left hand.

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