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Lot 719
A Half-Calf Gilt Photograph Album dated 1884, topographical albumen and silver prints - including UK - Torquay, Francis Frith - Cockington, Berry Pomeroy and Paignton, Sidmouth, Exeter, G W Wilson - Edinburgh, Tantallon Castle, The Bass Rock, J Valentine - Edinburgh, Europe including Switzerland, France, Mentone earthquake 1886, pp 66, folio, F
![THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. The Illustrated London News. [N.p.:] July 1949-December 1950; July 1951-June 1952. 5 vols. only,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3160-201359102219_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3160
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. The Illustrated London News. [N.p.:] July 1949-December 1950; July 1951-June 1952. 5 vols. only, folio (361 x 250mm.) Numerous illustrations, some colour. (Occasional creasing and light browning.) Contemporary red (1) or green (4) cloth (extremities slightly bumped).
Lot 3162
MEGAW, Elektra (illustrator). – Desmond MEIKLE. Wild Flowers of Cyprus. London & Chichester: Phillimore & Co. Ltd., 1973. Number 72 of an unstated limitation, signed by the author and illustrator, folio (430 x 267mm.) Colour title vignette and 40 colour plates by Megaw. Original morocco-backed marbled boards, t.e.g. (slightly soiled, spine slightly faded).
![[YONGE, Charlotte Mary.] The Instructive Picture Book, or Lessons from the Vegetable World. Edinburgh: Edmonston & Dougla](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3163-201359102226_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3163
[YONGE, Charlotte Mary.] The Instructive Picture Book, or Lessons from the Vegetable World. Edinburgh: Edmonston & Douglas, 1858. Folio (325 x 210mm.) 31 hand-coloured double-page plates. (Some browning, pin-pricks to the majority of plates.) Original pictorial boards (some soiling, extremities scuffed and chipped).
![MILITARY HISTORY. 79th Armoured Division Final Report. [N.p.:] July 1945. ‘Secret Copy No 91’, folio (330 x 200mm](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3168-201359102238_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3168
MILITARY HISTORY. 79th Armoured Division Final Report. [N.p.:] July 1945. ‘Secret Copy No 91’, folio (330 x 200mm.) Plates (a few folding), and illustrations. (Contemporary pencil marginalia, corrections and suggestions by an unidentified hand). Contemporary cloth (soiled and bumped). – And ten others of military interest (11).
Lot 3173
ART & ANTIQUE REFERENCE. – Martin MUNCASTER. The Wind in the Oak… the Life, Work and Philosophy of… Claude Muncaster. London: Robin Garton, 1978. Folio (306 x 225mm.) Illustrations. Original cloth, dust-jacket (faded, slightly tattered and soiled). Note: signed by the author to half-title. – And thirty-three others, all art and antique reference (34).
Lot 3181
JAZZ – William CLAXTON & Joachim E. BERENDT. Jazzlife, a Journey for Jazz across America in 1960. Köln, London, etc.: 2005. Folio (407 x 288mm.) Numerous illustrations, many colour and full or double-page. (Slightly affected by damp.) Original cloth, dust-jacket. – And eight others relating to jazz music (9).
Lot 3036
UPTON, Bertha, and Florence K. The Golliwogg at the Sea-Side. London, New York, etc.: 1898. Oblong folio (215 x 263mm.) Numerous illustrations by Florence K. Upton, many full-page and colour. (Many leaves torn, a few with slight loss, 1 leaf with considerable loss, some browning.) Original cloth-backed boards (worn). Provenance: Doris M. Dodds (presentation inscription to front-free endpaper dated 1899). – And one other by Bertha and Florence K. Upton (2).
Lot 3048
ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT BOOK. – H. CASTLE (calligrapher). [Extracts from The Beatitudes. N.p.: n.d. but circa 1850-1870.] Presentation page and 8pp. of illuminated pages, folio (278 x 220mm.) The verses contained within wide decorative borders incorporating flowers and leaves, 1 p. also incorporating birds. Contemporary maroon morocco gilt over bevelled boards, by T. Kerslake & Co., Bristol, the covers elaborately tooled with fleurs-de-lys and shamrock tools within fillet borders, the spine in six compartments with raised bands, each compartment with repeat decoration in gilt, wide gilt turn-ins, g.e. (neatly rebacked, old spine laid down). Provenance: Rachael Castle (presentation page from H. Castle); A. & M. Bamborough (modern bookplate to front pastedown).
Lot 3054
FREART, Roland. A Parallel of the Antient Architecture with the Modern… the second edition with large additions. London: 1707. [bound with:] John EVELYN. An Account of Architects and Architecture. London: 1706. 2 vols. in one, folio (344 x 217mm.) Engraved title vignette, engraved headpieces and 40 engraved full-page illustrations. (Lacking all leaves prior to title-page, occasional ink annotations to plates, some spotting, browning or soiling.) 19th Century half-calf (extremities rubbed and scuffed).
Lot 3055
BLACKIE & SON (publishers). Villa and Cottage Architecture: Select Examples of Country and Suburban Residences Recently Erected. London: 1878. Folio (373 x 258mm.) 80 engraved plates. (Some spotting, light browning or soiling.) Contemporary half-calf (somewhat rubbed and scuffed). – And one other volume of similar interest (2).
![[PLUTARCH. The Lives of the Noble Greekes and Romaines. London: 1595.] Folio (304 x 190mm.) (Lacking all leaves prior to A1 i](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3069-201359101819_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3069
[PLUTARCH. The Lives of the Noble Greekes and Romaines. London: 1595.] Folio (304 x 190mm.) (Lacking all leaves prior to A1 including title-page and ?all leaves after Ggggg VII, some browning and occasional soiling.) 18th Century calf, the upper cover with centrally placed armorial (rebacked and corners, part of table misbound at front). Provenance: Christ’s Hospital (binding).
![INCUNABULA. – OVID. [Opera.] Venice: Jacobus Rubeus, 1474. Vol. II only (of 2), folio (317 x 194mm.) (Washed, illuminat](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3070-201359101821_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3070
INCUNABULA. – OVID. [Opera.] Venice: Jacobus Rubeus, 1474. Vol. II only (of 2), folio (317 x 194mm.) (Washed, illuminated initial now indistinct, first leaf worn with loss to margin, some browning, some marginal worm damage. 18th Century mottled calf (extremities and spine scuffed, joints split, endpapers replaced, front-free endpaper torn with loss). HC12138; BMC V, 214. Provenance: Thomas Page (armorial bookplate).
![SHOREHAM HARBOUR, SUSSEX. A bound collection of letters from Custom House, London, to Shoreham. [N.p.:] Letters dated 4th Jan](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3074-201359101832_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3074
SHOREHAM HARBOUR, SUSSEX. A bound collection of letters from Custom House, London, to Shoreham. [N.p.:] Letters dated 4th January 1820 – 1st January 1821. 400pp., folio (325 x 197mm.) The typed and manuscript letters giving the harbour board orders, advice and details of possible attempts to smuggle contraband items into the country and regarding the collection of duty. (Some spotting and browning, first leaf torn and repaired.) Contemporary half-calf (worn, covers detached, stitching weak and some leaves, mostly preliminaries).
![[COLE, G., and J. ROPER.] The British Atlas. London: 1810. Folio (284 x 225mm.) 58 hand-coloured engraved maps, 21 uncoloured](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3077-201359101840_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3077
[COLE, G., and J. ROPER.] The British Atlas. London: 1810. Folio (284 x 225mm.) 58 hand-coloured engraved maps, 21 uncoloured plates of towns. (Some spotting and browning, title-page crudely reinserted.) Contemporary marbled boards (worn, spine lacking, stitching broken and all leaves loosely inserted).
![MASTIN, John. The Autobiography of a Picture. [N.p.: n.d. but circa 1909-1910.] Original blue carbon typescript for the book,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3078-201359101843_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3078
MASTIN, John. The Autobiography of a Picture. [N.p.: n.d. but circa 1909-1910.] Original blue carbon typescript for the book, 212pp., folio (327 x 180mm.) Some corrections ?by Mastin, extra-illustrated with mounted newspaper reviews for the author’s previous book ‘Through the Sun in an Airship’. Original cloth-backed wrappers (slightly soiled). – And a duplicate typed manuscript (2).
![BOTANY. Hortus Siccus or Dried Herbarium. [N.p.: n.d. but 19th Century.] 26 mounted specimens of ferns and fern-allies on thi](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3079-201359101846_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3079
BOTANY. Hortus Siccus or Dried Herbarium. [N.p.: n.d. but 19th Century.] 26 mounted specimens of ferns and fern-allies on thin card with orange sugar paper overlays, with identifying manuscript Linnaean binomial nomenclature (sheet size 220 x 198mm.) (Some samples with slight loss.) Contained within original cloth folio, the upper cover titled ‘Ferns’ (slightly affected by damp, chipped and considerably soiled and discoloured).
Lot 3083
RUDDER, Samuel. A New History of Gloucestershire. Cirencester: printed by Samuel Rudder, 1779. 2 vols. (text and plates), folio (405 x 240mm.) Engraved folding map bound as frontispiece to vol. I, 243 engravings mounted on 175pp. (some hand-coloured), 2 mounted ink and wash drawings titled ‘The Old House at Field Place…’ and ‘The New House…’. (Map trimmed and mounted, title torn with slight loss and repaired, some light damp-staining to margins, leaf R9 torn, a few leaves repaired.) 20th Century half-morocco, spine gilt (extremities slightly scuffed, spines slightly faded, endpapers replaced). Note: the majority of the plate volume is made up of extra-illustrations, however all the illustrations for ‘A New History of Gloucestershire’ are present with the exception of the sections of Penpark Hole. Provenance: Richard Cooke (?compiler, gifted to:); James Tyers (presentation inscription to title-page); Clifton Schools Library (bookplate to front pastedowns).
Lot 3084
RUDDER, Samuel. A New History of Gloucestershire. Cirencester: printed by Samuel Rudder, 1779. Folio (415 x 245mm.) Engraved folding map bound as frontispiece, 16 plates (most folding). 1 illustration. (Some spotting and offsetting, a few leaves damp-stained mostly to margins.) 20th Century half-morocco, spine gilt (extremities lightly bumped).
Lot 3085
RUDDER, Samuel. A New History of Gloucestershire. Cirencester: printed by Samuel Rudder, 1779. Folio (410 x 245mm.) Engraved folding map, 16 engraved plates (most folding), 1 illustration. (Occasional light browning or spotting.) Modern half-calf over contemporary boards (slightly scuffed, stitching weak and first few leaves now loosely inserted). Provenance: Thomas Bazley (signature verso of front-free endpaper); Gardner S. Bazley (bookplate and Hatherop Castle ink stamp to front pastedown).
Lot 3086
BIGLAND, Ralph. Historical, Monumental and Genealogical Collections, relative to the County of Gloucester. London: John Nichols, 1791-1792. [bound with:] Thomas Dudley FOSBROOKE. An Original History of the City of Gloucester. London: 1819. Two works in 2 vols., folio (426 x 247mm.) First work with engraved armorials to title-pages, 34 engraved plates, and engraved illustrations; second work with additional decorative title, 20 engraved plates, 1 plan. (Some spotting and damp-staining.) Late 19th Century speckled calf gilt, by Riviere (extremities slightly rubbed). Provenance: Lt. Col. Francis John Paul Butler (pencil signature to vol. I).
Lot 3087
BIGLAND, Ralph. Historical, Monumental and Genealogical Collections relative to the County of Gloucester. London: 1791 [-1889.] 3 vols., including supplementary material, folio (423 x 258mm.) Vols. I & II with engraved armorials to title-pages (vol. III without title), 34 engraved plates, numerous engraved illustrations. (1 plate with repaired tear, mostly to margin, light browning and offsetting, text block of vol. III slightly trimmed to match.) Modern calf-backed boards, spines gilt (minor scuffing to extremities). Note: Vols. I & II published in 1791-1792, the third volume contains the supplementary material published later in parts between 1873-1889.
![RAND MINES, LIMITED. Rapport Annuel pour… 1894[-1900.]. London: 1895[-1901]. 6 parts bound as one, folio (317 x 196mm.)](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3093-201359101922_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3093
RAND MINES, LIMITED. Rapport Annuel pour… 1894[-1900.]. London: 1895[-1901]. 6 parts bound as one, folio (317 x 196mm.) Folding maps. (Some light browning, small tear to first title-page without loss.) Contemporary red half-calf (somewhat rubbed and scuffed, joints splitting). Provenance: G. Rouliot (name to upper cover).
Lot 3096
SPORT. – C.W. ALCOCK and Rowland HILL (editors). Famous Footballers 1895-1896. London: The News of the World, [n.d. but circa 1896.] Folio (359 x 244mm.) Numerous illustrations of footballers and teams. (Some spotting or browning, occasional soiling.) Original cloth (soiled, faded and chipped). – And one other similar volume of cricket interest (2).
![THE FOLIO SOCIETY (publishers). – Jane AUSTEN. [The Works.] London: ‘1975’ [but 1991.] Ninth printing, 7 vo](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10123/2875809/3103-201359101948_468x382.jpg)
Lot 3103
THE FOLIO SOCIETY (publishers). – Jane AUSTEN. [The Works.] London: ‘1975’ [but 1991.] Ninth printing, 7 vols., 8vo (220 x 138mm.) Frontispieces, occasional illustrations. Original cloth, contained within original single slipcase. – And twenty-four others published by the Folio Society (31).
Lot 3105
BRATBY, John (illustrator). – Joyce CARY. The Horse’s Mouth. London: The Folio Society, 1969. 8vo (222 x 162mm.) Illustrations by Bratby. Original decorated cloth. Provenance: ‘Don’ (presentation inscription signed by Bratby dated ‘July 18 1985’ to dedicated leaf). – And two other volumes by John Bratby (3).
Lot 3134
CHILDREN’S BOOKS. – H. Willebeek LE MAIR (illustrator). Our Old Nursery Rhymes… harmonized by Alfred Moffat. London: 1911. Oblong folio (221 x 287mm.) Numerous full-page illustrations by Le Mair. (Light browning and occasional soiling.) Original cloth, the upper cover with mounted pictorial label (soiled and bumped, spine faded, upper joint split, pictorial label torn with loss). – And six other song books (7).
Lot 246
A folio case of embroidered panels including a circa 1930 panel embroidered with vine leaves and hydrangea flowers, a panel mounted with much earlier embroidered insects, a Japanese metal work embroidery of a flying goose, a tray panel, an embroidered regimental badge "The Buffs" East Kent Regiment, and three other panels
Lot 386
J.M. BARRIE "Peter Pan and Wendy", pictured by Mabel Lucie Attwell, published Hodder & Stoughton Ltd., London, tooled clothboard bound, CLIFFORD MILLS "Where the Rainbow Ends" pictured by Leo Bates, published by Hodder & Stoughton Ltd., London, three volumes "The Pageant of Nature" published by Cassell, and four Folio Society re-print novels of "Empires of the Ancient Latin America and Ancient Near East"
![Bartholi (Petro Sancti) [Bartoli (Pietro Santi)], Belloro (Joanne Petro) & Causseo (Michaele Angelo) Picturae Antiquae](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2879576/1-201342616170_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1
Bartholi (Petro Sancti) [Bartoli (Pietro Santi)], Belloro (Joanne Petro) & Causseo (Michaele Angelo) Picturae Antiquae Cryptarum Romanarum et Sepulcri Nasonum, 1738, folio, 40 `plates` as called for plus numerous engraved initials and tailpieces, worming to endpapers and half title, half vellum (worn)
Lot 5
Sayer (Robert) publ. The Ladies Amusement or, Whole Art of Japanning Made Easy ..., 1966, oblong folio, facsimile reprint of the 1762 edition, original cloth gilt; Horne (Jonathan), A Collection of Early English Pottery, Parts I to X, 1981-90 & Parts XI to XX, 1991-2000, 2 vols, numbered limited edition of 150, quarter bonded leather, marbled slipcase; Crellin (J.K.), Medical Ceramics in the Welcome Institute, 1969, dust wrapper; Koldeweij (Eloy), The English Candlestick, 1425-1925, 2001, 4to., dust wrapper; Kren (Thomas) & McKendrick (Scot), Illuminating the Renaissance .., 2003, 4to., wraps (5)
![Brunhoff (Jean de) Histoire de Babar, le petit elephant, [1931], Paris; Editions du Jardin des Modes, folio, text in French,](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2879576/20-201342616200_468x382.jpg)
Lot 20
Brunhoff (Jean de) Histoire de Babar, le petit elephant, [1931], Paris; Editions du Jardin des Modes, folio, text in French, ? first edition, no elephant logo verso of title page, pictorial endpapers, original cloth-backed pictorial boards (rubbed, some edge wear) [Contradictory views can be found on the absence of the elephant on the verso of the title page as an issue point. Bauman gives this as an indicator of the first issue]
Lot 27
Rogerson (Ian) Agnes Miller Parker, Wood Engravings from The Fables of Esope, The Story of a Remarkable Book, 1996, Gwasg Gregynog, folio, numbered limited edition of 200 copies, 27 plates printed by hand from the original blocks, original quarter cloth with decorative paper boards, slipcase; idem, Agnes Miller Parker, Wood Engravings from XXI Welsh Gypsy Folk-Tales, John Sampson and the Gypsies of Wales, 1997, Gwasg Gregynog, folio, numbered limited edition of 200 copies, 17 plates printed by hand from the original blocks, original quarter cloth with decorative paper boards, slipcase (2)
Lot 28
Tanner (Robin) Robin Tanner 1904-1988, The Memorial Portfolio, Twelve Etchings, 1989, Merivale Editions, large folio, numbered limited edition of 110, 12 etchings on unbound sheets, 460mm x 380mm, letterpress printed at the Rocket Press, with accompanying Appreciation by John Russell Taylor, all housed in original solander box
![Wain (Louis) & Chesson (Nora) With Louis Wain to Fairyland, nd [1904], Tuck, folio, presentation bookplate dated 1904, 1](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2879576/35-201342616218_468x382.jpg)
![Shakespeare (William) Hamlet [The Letterpress Shakespeare], 2007, Folio Society, folio, numbered ltd. edition of 3750, mould](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2879576/50-2013426162226_468x382.jpg)
Lot 50
Shakespeare (William) Hamlet [The Letterpress Shakespeare], 2007, Folio Society, folio, numbered ltd. edition of 3750, mould-made paper, t.e.g., half Nigerian goatskin, housed in original cloth solander box with companion commentary volume, cloth, prospectus inserted; Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von), Faust, Parts One and Two, 2006, Folio Society, 4to., quarter morocco, slipcase; Milton (John), Paradise Lost, 1991, Folio Society, folio, colour plates after Ian Pollock, t.e.g., original cloth gilt, cloth slipcase (3)
Lot 59
Robinson (Robert) Two manuscript diaries, giving a detailed account of the day to day activities of Robert Robinson (born Nov 1838) from May 21st 1859 to January 31st 1861. Robinson, who married into the Pease family, was an engineer who worked for the Stockton and Darlington Railway from 1858, later setting up his own offices near North Road Station in Darlington. He surveyed the Stockton-Middlesbrough-Saltburn Railway as well as the Barnard Castle and Stanhope Railways. In the 1860`s he designed and built the first bridge over the River Brisbane in Australia and, closer to home, the cart bridge over the Tees at Hurworth. He was also involved in bank strengthening at Blackwell and the construction of the Teesdale reservoirs. manuscript in two folio notebooks (covers well worn), a randomly selected day reads; Thursday August 25th 1859 Up at 5.40. Breakfast. Off by train at 6 to Middlesbrough. J.Ianson with me. Fixed position of frame for Creosote cylinder door. Made survey of rails and gateway to Snowdon and Hopkin`s works. Done. Looked at Staith. Off to get some breakfast at Crown Hotel. Off home 11 train. Went to Hope Town Foundry to see Hudson about some of the iron work. Down to office. Began to plot survey. Finished at 6.30. Went with Sam Rutter to have hair cut then I went to baths and had cold bath and plunge. Home. Read a little of Cassell`s paper and phrenology. Looked a good many words out. I forgot to mention that I had a narrow escape from being killed this morning in going to the station. There was a long train of wagons standing with the engine to them. A guard wanted to be across the way at the same time so we both got on to each a wagon to cross it just as I got on to mine the engine moved on and gave the wagon a jerk and nearly threw me down between two wagons and on the rail. I just had presence of mind to seize hold of the side of wagon as I was going consequently stopped myself. Otherwise I would have gone directly across the rail and been cut in two by the next wagon before the engine could be stopped. I have learned a lesson from that never to cross a wagon which is likely to move unless I find it very needful and then only in the middle. To bed 10.30. Very fine and hot day. [The lot is sold with a typescript of the diaries on CD]
Lot 61
Miller (Edward) The History and Antiquities of Doncaster and its Vicinity, with Anecdotes of Eminent Men, nd., Sheardown & Miller, folding map, plates, half roan (worn); Hunter (Joseph), Hallamshire, The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield .., 1869, folio, engraved plates, original cloth (worn and becoming detached); with a small quantity of others (qty)
Lot 83
Horwood (R.) Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark and Parts adjoining Shewing every House, 1792-99, first edition, large folio, 32 sheets in the form of 16 double page engraved maps, each approx 645mm x 1040mm, hand coloured in outline, title in oval, no subscriber`s list but preceded by Bowles`s one-sheet Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster ...., 1800 as key, bound in half sheep (rubbed) [Howgego 200 (1)]
Lot 84
Rocque (John) An Exact Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, The Borough of Southwark, with The Country near Ten Miles round; Begun in 1741, and finished in 1745, and publish`d in 1746, according to Act of Parliament ..., 1746 [1747], folio, bound engraved map on 16 double page sheets, sheets approx 530mm x 725mm, half sheep (rubbed, lower corner bumped) [Howgego 94 (2)]
![Rocque (John) A Topographical Survey of the County of Berks [Berkshire] in Eighteen Sheets. In which is expressed, His Majes](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2879576/85-201351122940_468x382.jpg)
Lot 85
Rocque (John) A Topographical Survey of the County of Berks [Berkshire] in Eighteen Sheets. In which is expressed, His Majesty`s Royal Palace of Windsor, its Parks and Forrest; the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry ..., 1761, folio, engraved dedication [sheet XV], index leaves, bound engraved map on 12 double page (530mm x 680mm) and five single page maps, some hand-colouring, with further double page county map published by Mary Ann Rocque dated 1762, sheet 480mm x 695mm, half calf (worn)
Lot 86
Rocque (John) A Topographical Map of the County of Surrey, In which is Expressed all the Roads, Lanes, Churches, Noblemen and Gentlemen`s Seats, &c. &c., the Principal Observations, by the Late John Rocque, ..., Completed and Engrav`d by Peter Andrews, nd., large oblong folio, bound engraved map on 9 double sheets, approx 570mm x 700mm each, new margins added to some edges, half morocco (binding severely damp stained at fore-edge, stain penetrating to several sheets)
Lot 87
Rocque (John) A Plan of the Cities of London and Westminster, and Borough of Southwark with the Contiguous Buildings ..., to which are added, All the New Buildings and Alterations to the Year 1761, nd. [1761], folio, bound engraved map on 24 double page sheets, each 540mm x 740mm, preceded by double page key plan and a French index map, manuscript French sheet number verso of each map, a.e.g., half morocco (damp staining to endpapers, some restoration to binding) [Howgego 96 (3)]
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