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Lot 529
Janin (De Combe-Blanche) Memoires... ink signature and stamp on title [Wellcome III p.345] Paris 1772 bound with Gamet (J. M.) Traité des affections Cancéreuses... Paris & Lyon 1777 together 2 works in 1 vol. first editions occasional spotting and browning modern vellum-backed boards marked 8vo
Lot 531
Astronomy.- Stewart (Dr. Matthew) 1761 first edition 19 engraved folding plates some spotting and offsetting ex-library copy with label on front paste-down and perforated stamp on title contemporary calf worn covers detached Edinburgh 1761 § Proctor (R. A.) The Sun: Ruler Fire Light and Life of the Planetary System third edition plates and illustrations margins a little browned original cloth rubbed and soiled 1876; and 3 others Astronomy 8vo(5)
Lot 532
Chevreul (M.E.) De la loi du contraste... 2 vol. first edition text badly browned 2 folding tables (one torn at fold) half calf bit worn atlas 2 leaves of text badly stained and defective the 40 plates seem rescueable mostly coloured and 3 to a leaf pl.4 with the overlay 9 leaves of text printed on different colour paper original half cloth worn and stained the Sondheimer copy with bookplate Paris 1839.
Lot 535
Bakewell (R) An Introduction to Geology first edition folding frontispiece hand-coloured folding map 3 hand-coloured plates some light browning to text leaves modern half calf spine gilt in compartments 1813 § Philips (William) Outlines of Mineralogy and Geology fourth edition frontispiece and illustrations occasional foxing modern half calf new endpapers 1826 8vo
Lot 536
Darwin (C) Proceedings of the Geological Soc. vol. 1- 4 part 1 only vol. 2 includes six papers by or relating to Charles Darwin occasional spotting and browning vol. 4 part 1 ex-museum copy with ink stamps vol. 1-3 modern cloth vol. 4 part 1 later cloth-backed boards a little soiled all with new endpapers [Freeman 2] 8vo 1826-43. ***Vol. 2 contains the following 6 papers by or relating to Darwin: Geological Notes made during a Survey of the East and West Coasts of South America. 1838; Observations of Proofs of Recent Elevation on the Coast of Chile....; A Sketch of the Deposits containing Extinct Mammalia....; On Certain Areas of Elevation and Subsidence in the Pacific and Indian Oceans....; On the Formation of Mould.... and On the Connexion of Certain Volcanic Phaenomena.... Charles Darwin was so unknown at this time he was described as: `F. Darwin Esq.` in the first of the articles to appear..
Lot 542
Martin (W) Outlines...of extraneous fossils first edition half-title 24 original pen and ink drawings of fossils on tissue paper tipped-in on blank leaves at end (a few with tears and some loss to margins) lacking 4pp. errata/emendanda at end some foxing and light water-staining ex-library copy with stamps on a few leaves modern calf new endpapers 8vo Macclesfield 1809.
Lot 550
Spas.- Short (Thomas) 1734 Vol.1 only (of 2) first edition half-title 4 engraved plates (of 5) preliminaries water-stained and spotted a few ff. repaired at margins some other foxing and staining mostly marginal modern morocco-backed boards for the author 1734; and 2 others Hydropathy 4to et infra sold not subject to return.(3)
Lot 551
Bianchi Dissertation against Blisters... first English edition lacking half-title advertisement leaf present at end disbound housed in a modern cloth chemise and slip-case [Not in Wellcome] for M.Cooper M.Sheepy [&c.] 1751 § Venables (Robert) Clinical Report on Dropsies first edition presentation copy from the author advertisements at beginning and end occasional light spotting original boards spine worn soiled 8vo 1824; and 6 others Medicine and Public Sanitation 8vo(8)
Lot 558
Plater Praxeos seu de cognoscendis 1603 water-staining contemporary vellum [GM 2195; Krivatsy 9076; Norman 1715] 8vo Basle typis Conrad Waldkirch 1603. ***Felix Plater is best known for his classification of psychiatric diseases and as the first to describe an intracranial tumour (a meningioma). .
Lot 563
Hill Essays in Natural History and Philosophy. containing a series of Discoveries by the assistance of Microscopes first edition ex-library copy with perforated stamp to title and a few other ff. browned a few repairs to edges of preliminaries some chipping modern half calf for J.Whiston and B.White 1752.
Lot 79
A printed pink satin official programme for "The First Aldershot Cyclists and Tradesmen`s Carnival" in aid of the proposed Cottage Hospital for Aldershot, Monday November 5th 1894; a similar yellow programme for the second Carnival 1895; a printed yellow satin copy of the Aldershot News 1895; a satin purse which contained a donation towards the Hospital and some early 20th Century Royalty commemorative magazines
Lot 81
RADIO LONDON - a copy of Beat Wave magazine on pirate stations, first issue with profiles of many DJ`s who worked on these stations including Ed Stewart, Kenny Everett, Tony Windsor and others together with a quantity of photographs, small felt pennant, paper car stickers, an autographed photograph of Chuck Blair, an autographed card from "Paul and Barry" and a metal identity bracelet "Big L 266" all c.1966
Lot 96
A Robins`s Panoramic Representation of the Queen`s Coronation Procession from The Palace to the Abbey, 28th June 1838, in original outer sleeve, the coloured lithographic images unfolding to form a long continuous image of the procession. ++the first two images have separated along the fold line, otherwise good clean copy
Lot 278
Some interesting ephemera relating to A J Pike, Station Master, Badminton including a notebook dated August 1926 "Presentation to Mr A J Pike Station Master of Toller GWR.." given when he was promoted, and with list of names of subscribers to his gifts; a GWR Identification Card and notes regarding the issue of the card dated 1941; some ticket stubs Monthly Return Ticket First Class Paddington to Badminton; a GWR leather bound notebook; Devises GWR Staff Thrift Society Contribution Card; a bundle of Reminder Tickets and other items
Lot 356
British Railways "15 Years First Aid Efficiency" enamelled silver medallion on silver curb link Albert engraved to William A Pike 1949 W.38, a small silver St Johns Ambulance medallion engraved to Alfred J Pike (HM 1928) together with a quantity of metal date "bars", a St Johns Ambulance Association badge, tie pin in box, certificates in wallet, two presentation plaques to William Pike 1969 & 1974 etc
Lot 81
Star Trek - A Bandai `Next Generation` Romulan Warbird, boxed; Bandai `Next Generation` Shuttlecraft Goddard, boxed; Bandai `Next Generation` Klingon Attack Cruiser, boxed; `First Contact` Phoenix Warp Drive Ship, boxed; `First Contact` U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E, boxed; and other items. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 104
Assorted Dinky and other toys, 1950s and later, including a Dinky No.501, Foden 8-Wheel Wagon, first type cab, grey with a black chassis, red ridged hubs and herringbone tyres, playworn; Dinky No.504, Foden 14-Ton Tanker, first type cab, two-tone blue with mid blue ridged hubs, playworn; and assorted other models, variable condition, all unboxed. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 227
Twenty-two Exclusive First Editions, Original Omnibus Company, and Corgi Classics model buses, including O.O.C. No.43013, Leyland Olympian `Ribble`; E.F.E. No.30201, Routemaster Prototype RM1 `London Transport`; O.O.C. No.45701, A.E.C. Q Double Decker Bus `London Transport`; and others, each mint or near mint and boxed, (29). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 228
Twenty-nine Exclusive First Editions and other model buses, including a Creative Master Northcord No.UKBUS 4010, Volvo Olympian `University of the West of England, Bristol`; and Original Omnibus Company No.43301, Plaxton Premiere `Oxford Citylink`, each mint or near mint and boxed, (29). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 333
A white mohair polar bear soft toy, `Ivy`, with glass eyes, felt ears, and a black vertically stitched nose, standing on all fours, 28cm long; together with a white mohair polar bear cub, `Brumas`, with glass eyes and a black stitched nose, 9cm long (the latter threadbare), (2). Note: Brumas was born on 27th November 1949 at London Zoo and was the first polar bear cub to be reared successfully in Britain. She was named after her keepers, Bruce (Bru-) and Sam (reversed -mas). Her mother was named Ivy and her father Mischa. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 348
Photographs - Twenty-two carte de visite portrait photographs, including two men with their ordinary `penny farthing` bicycles; a lady playing the violin; a gentleman in uniform, possibly a merchant seaman; a sailor in uniform; a military trumpeter in uniform; and others ; together with an early view of a boy, printed on tin, inscribed verso `Sidney`s first appearance / at Church 16 June 1861`, (23). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
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