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Lot 156
PETAVIUS (Dionysius) The History of the World: Or, an Account of Time, London: F Streater for Humphrey Moseley 1659, small folio, bound with A Geographicall Description of the World, 1659, lacks world map, somewhat stained and soiled, worn calf binding; SANDFORD (Francis) A Genealogical History of the Kings of England, Savoy: Thomas Newcomb for the author 1677, folio, engraved plates, imperfect (lacks pp115/116 book 1 with one leaf torn with loss) general age staining, title laid down and rather soiled, some leaves repaired, rebacked worn calf, sold not subject to return
Lot 192
Theology. Brown`s Bible 1813, folio; Hierocles upon the Golden Verses of the Pythagoreans, London 1682, worn calf; CLARKE (S) A Reply to the Objections of Robert Nelson... London 1714, 8vo, together with various other old prayer books etc, all in somewhat poor condition, sold not subject to return (2 boxes)
Lot 197
Orlebar Family. Frederica St John Orlebar, The Adventures of the Moon-Faced Princess, 1888, published by Richard Bentley, together with a manuscript draft of another proposed story - `More about the Moonfaced Princess`, 38pp folio; and an other `A Story of the Agricultural Depression`, 86pp, by the same author
Lot 236
The Nonesuch Press. In Memoriam by Alfred Lord Tennyson, London 1933, folio, limited edition of 2000 copies, teg others untrimmed, inscribed to limitation leaf `from one collaborator to the other - Francis Meynell to Ernest Ingham with gratitude` gilded endpapers, limp vellum gilt, a fine copy, in slipcase
Lot 238
The Nonesuch Press. MORRIS (John) Editor From the Third Programme A Ten-Years` Anthology, London 1956, folio, limited edition No.576 of 1300, with printed inserted leaf `Presented to Ernest Ingham April 3 1958 to mark the occasion of his relinquishing the Chairmanship of The Fanfare Press and as a token of esteem and regard from members of the firm whose privilege it was to serve under him` signed by six colleagues, buckram gilt binding by Leighton-Straker, in slipcase; HANDEL The Messiah Oratorio, Edition Eulenburg, 8vo, inscribed to end paper `For Ernest Ingham from Arnold Jones Easter 1957` in decorative full grained morocco gilt (spine faded); together with a plaque from The Limited Editions Club to Ernest Ingham dated 12 May 1950, with box (3)
Lot 243
The Limited Editions Club. BAUDELAIRE (Charles) Flowers of Evil, London 1940, 4to, illustrated by Jacob Epstein, 1 of 15 presentation copies, given to Ernest Ingham and numbered `EI`, teg others untrimmed, buckram gilt in slipcase; CHAUCER (Geoffrey) Troilus and Cressida, London 1939, folio, signed and limited edition out of series, buckram backed boards; together with The Apocrypha, London: The Nonesuch Press 1924, folio, No.1206 of 1250 copies, paper covered boards with gilt; together with a pamphlet on The George Macy Memorial Collection and one other (5)
Lot 247
Typography. WOLPE (Berthold) A Retrospective Survey, London 1980, 4to, inscribed by the author to half title `in memory of Ernest I...` cloth gilt in slipcase; SHAW (Montague) David Kindersley His Work and Workshop, Cambridge: Cardozo Kindersley Editions 1989, 4to, printed covers; DREYFUS (John) A History of The Nonesuch Press, London 1981, folio, cloth gilt in printed wrapper; CARTER (Will) The First 10, Some Ground Covered at The Rampant Lion`s Press , 1949-1958, slim 8vo, paper wrappers; and others (10)
Lot 333
Cock (Hieronymus) Operum Antiquorum Romanorum engraved pictorial title and 35 plates of Roman ruins, 36 engravings, v.s., 145 x 175mm. to 225 x 340mm., variously with thread margins, or trimmed on or just within the platemark, all inset and backed on double thickness album leaf supports of 18th century laid paper, some showing strasburg bend and lily watermarks, 12 plates mounted as double-pages with a central vertical fold, five with small sections within the lower image replaced with fragments from similar plates, one with a large loss to upper left corner, another with a small loss to lower left corner, bound in vellum gilt boards, upper board gilt-lettered Antiquitates Romanae, Ab H Kok, folio, title bearing Cock`s first issue Antwerp date of 1562, but now [Amsterdam], Michiel Colijn, (?c.1620).
Lot 16
Edwards (Sir Fleetwood Isham, 1842-1910) exercises drawn at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, in geometry and perspective, sections, elevations and plans of various fortification and means of attack, 8 pen and ink drawings with various coloured or monochrome washes, 5 each c.300 x 465mm., 3 folding out to 465 x 670mm., all signed and dated, original cloth boards, worn, upper board gilt-lettered Fortification Plates, R.M.A., F. Edwards, detached, folio, 1861-62. ***Sir Fleetwood Isham Edwards (1842-1910) left Harrow School for Sandhurst in 1861. He received a commission in the Royal Engineers in 1863. In the 1870s he was inspector of works at Woolwich Arsenal, then aide-de-camp to General Sir John Lintorn Simmons, inspector-general of fortifications. Following his contributions to the Berlin Congress, in 1878, he was appointed assistant privy purse and assistant private secretary to Queen Victoria. He later became head of the queen`s personal household, a privy councillor, and a close personal advisor. He was an executor of her will in 1901.
Lot 677
A George IV rosewood folio cabinet, the top with a moulded edge, fitted with sliding shelves with reeded edged fronts, between split baluster column stiles, fitted with a drawer at the base, having panelled sides on castors, 87cm (2ft 10 1/4in) width, 64cm (2ft 1 1/4in) depth, 77.5cm (2ft 6 1/2in) high.
Lot 53
During the 1930’s & 1940’s Lydia Craven ran a bookshop at Wilmington House, East Grinstead, Sussex. The printed books that follow are from her collection and it would appear also from her stock-in-trade as there are, in a few cases, duplicate copies. Many published in the 1930’s & 1940’s retain their d.w’s and the condition is generally very good.Lot 53. VERVE: Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 4 1937-1938, with Vol.2, Nos. 5 & 6 (a double number) 1939. Also 4 copies of Vol.2 No.7 1940 Folio, original pictorial wrappers, in excellent condition (9)
Lot 193
COLLECT - "SIGHTS AND SCENES IN FAIR JAPAN", being a silk bound album of coloured photographs of daily life and a map showing the railways in Japan, published in Tokyo circa 1910 by The Imperial Government Railways, together with a printed BOOKLET "MAPLES OF J - APAN" collated by The Yokohama Nursery Company in 1898, and a bound WOOD BLOCK PRINTED FOLIO of flowers entitled "Iris Kaempferi from the Yoshinoen-Garden"
Lot 4
Borsi (Franco) & Pampaloni (Geno) Le Piazze, 1975, folio, `morocco` backed cloth, slipcase; Barberini (M.G.) et al., Life and the Arts in the Baroque Palaces of Rome, 1999, 4to., dust wrapper; Streidt (G.) & Feierabend (P.), Prussia, Art and Architecture, 1999, 4to., dust wrapper; with a quantity of others (qty)
Lot 14
Oldham (J. Basil) English Blind-Stamped Bindings, 1952, folio, ltd. edition, dust wrapper (torn); Middleton (Bernard C.), A History of English Craft Bookbinding Technique, 1963, dust wrapper; Bartram (Alan), Five Hundred Years of Book Design, 2001, dust wrapper; with a quantity of books on book binding and typography and a small quantity of related slides (qty)
![Wrought Ironwork An album of Blacksmiths drawings, nd [early 20th century], oblong folio, includes designs for gates, railing](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10041/2773977/19_468x382.jpg)
Lot 19
Wrought Ironwork An album of Blacksmiths drawings, nd [early 20th century], oblong folio, includes designs for gates, railings, staircases, brackets, light pendants, inn and other signage, (worn and charred binding); with a bound quantity of `The American Blacksmith` magazine, 1908-10, (worn)
Lot 23
Rackham (Arthur) The Peter Pan Portfolio, from Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, nd., elephant folio, numbered ltd. edition of 500, signed by publisher and engraver/printer, containing four mounted prints (of 12), full vellum binding (this binding believed to be ltd. to 100), original card box
Lot 31
Roberts (David) View on the Nile towards the Pyramids ..; Crypt of the Holy Sepulchre; two hand-coloured folio lithographs, Abyssinian Slaves resting; Chapel of the Convent of St. Saba; Fountain at Cana; Church of the Holy Sepulchre; four hand coloured half folio lithographs, from The Holy Land ..Egypt .., 1842-9, individually mounted (6)
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