Hunter (Joseph): Hallamshire: The History and Topography of the Parish of Sheffield in the County of York, also surrounding parishes. With engraved plates and textual illustrations, full calf worn, top board detached, spine loss, prelims a little loose. Contents clean with occasional foxing to plates. Folio. Pub Lackington Hughes, etc, London, 1819.
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ORWELL, George. Nineteen Eighty-Four, Special Commemorative Edition, bound in imitation crushed morocco, top edge gilt, good & bright, housed in protective slipcase, London: Guild Publishing, 1984. Together with Animal Farm, illustrated by Quentin Blake, 1st thus, internally well-preserved & bright, spine faded, slipcase marked, London: Folio Society, 1984 (2)
Jefferys (Thomas): 20 maps of the City of York and Yorkshire, surveyed in 1847-48-49 and 1770, engraved by T Jeffreys, W Walker and N T Dall. Maps are outline hand-coloured. In the series there is a reduced map of Yorkshire by Jefferys and a city plan; all sectional area maps clean, original paper boards worn. Elephant folio, pub by T Jefferys, 1770.
Ralph, Benjamin. The School of Raphael, Or, The Student's Guide to Expression in Historical Painting, illustrated with engravings by Duchange and others under the inspection of Sir Nicholas Dorigny, London: John Boydell, 1782. Folio, illustrated with 102 engraved plates, plus an engraved title commencing this section (total 103), pp. 8, [i], 6-21, [i], this peculiar pagination conforming to the example recorded by WorldCat [OCLC, 1119895239]. Contents generally good & bright, pale staining affecting around half of the plates, rebound in half crushed morocco, sold with all faults. Scarce
Manner of Joseph Mallord William Turner (British, 1775-1851) - Tintern Abbey, unsigned with copy of inscription which reads 'Tintern' in the style of Turner's hand attached to margin below, inscribed: 'Newly framed, this pre-1800 watercolour identifies by the artist in pencil in his own hand, as 'Tintern' Abbey - (North-West Corner). Found in a folio of 20 or more pencil drawings (in 2010) by J.M.W. Turner, [circa 1811]', watercolour and pencil on paper, 24 x 34.6 cm, mounted, framed and glazed
Three large folios of 19th-20th century drawings and watercolours to include: Rural scene in watercolour signed and dated 'J. Kilmister, 1911'; Geographical map projections; paintings and a pastel signed 'Grania Fitzgerald; a group of 19th century architectural engravings of buildings in Frankfurt; one folio labelled Ex: Libris - Cecil Ross Pinsent; with other watercolours including a maritime scene signed 'Fred E.U. 1875' (3)
Two folios of etchings and watercolours with and pencil drawing of Edward VI, to include: After Rembrandt Van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669) - 'The Omval', c.19th century drypoint etching on laid paper, 18 x 22.5 cm; two prints of an engraved naval battle scene; G.L. Stampa's 'Ideas of Comfort' for Comfort Soap, four prints; J. Chapman - Two hand-coloured engravings of camels, published 1799 and 1807, 19 x 24 cm each; 'Old Fountain in Convent St. Jean de Luz' (1902) watercolour on paper, titled, dated and initialled 'WSL' lower right; with a second folio of oil, watercolour and pastel studies, mostly of landscapes, including works by Robert A. Fraser, Ronald Kelly, Chas Fage, and others unsigned; together with Michael Macleod (20th/21st century) - 'Edward Vi at the age of six' after Hans Holbein's portrait at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, pencil on Indian paper, 24 x 30.5 cm
FOUR BOXES OF BOOKS, MAGAZINES & EPHEMERA, to include postcards, greetings cards, badges, calendars, concert programmes (including Whitesnake, Iron Maiden, Robert Plant and The Who) a folio of Russian prints, books include children's titles, encyclopaedic works , classic or contemporary fiction, The Beatles and other music, Aircraft, cookery magazines and others
° ° Hasted, Edward - A History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent...first edition. vols. 1-3 only (of 4). a few text illus., but all the engraved maps and plates have been removed; contemp. tree calf with panelled spines (some wear), marbled edges and e/ps., folio. 2 vols. with old armorial bookplates of John Nightingale; vol. 1 incl. subscribers and vol. 2 additional ones
Goldsmith, Oliver ' A History of the Earth and Animated Nature' A Fullarton & Co. [1860] 2 vols, colour plates, half leather, raised bands and gilt titles to backstrip, Hogarth 'The Works' vol 1 only, 'The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam' ills by Willy Pogany, suede covers, col plates, various other late 19th c vols, the magazine 'Studies in Steam' , 'The Pictorial Railway Journal', The Art Museum' Phaidon, elephant folio, and two prints
Photography and Erotica to include Helmut Newton 'Polaroids', Helmut Newton 'Autobiography', David Bailey 'Models Close Up', Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bryan Adams 'Wounded the Legacy of War', Halsman, Norman Parkinson, Mark Gabor 'The Pin Up', 'The Playboy Book', 'The Best of the Pirelli Calendar', The Hermitage from the Age of Enlightenment to the Present Day x 2, folio within fitted slip case and other related volumes (3 boxes)
'An Illustrated Record of the Important Events in the Annals of Europe through the years 1812, 1813, 1814 & 1815 Comprising a series of Views, Battles,..' with eight illustrated plates including four fold out, (pub. T Bensley & Son, London 1816) marbled boards, folio. One of the fold out plates is ripped, foxing throughout.
Folio Society, a collection of volumes housed in slip-cases to include Lefebvre, Georges: Napoleon, Debo, Angie: The History Of The Indians Of The United Sates, Pakenham, Thomas: The Boer War, Barbero, Alessandro: Charlemange, Heller, Jospeh: Catch 22 and Newby, Eric: The Last Grain Race etc., together with Hardy, Thomas: Mayor Of Casterbridge, New Edition 1887 and a small collection of The Wessex Novels. (31)
BLACKLOCK W. J. Interesting & Picturesque Views on the Newcastle & Carlisle Railway. Pt. 1. Two plates (as called for). Oblong folio. Orig. prntd. card wrappers. 1838; also Bruce Skinner. Sketches in Norway Etched by W. J. Blacklock, nice etched plates, quarto, orig. blue prntd. card wrappers, c.1841. (2).
(WOOD ROBERT). The Ruins of Palmyra, Otherwise Tedmor in the Desart (sic). 57 eng. plates but fldg. plate 1 with part torn off & lacking, tape to chipped margin of plate three. Folio. Rebound qtr. cloth, marbled brds., some internal soiling, foxing & mkg. but most of the plates are good. 1st ed., 1753.
The Holy Bible. 1 vol. only, Old Testament commencing at Proverbs, followed by New Testament. Fine eng. title & double-image eng. plates. Letterpress title to the New Testament. Red ruled leaves. Folio. Handsome dark calf gilt period bdg. Bookplate of Viscount Bateman. Charles Bill & the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb, 1701.
DIONYSIUS THE CARTHUSIAN. Opus Commentariorum in Psalmos Omnes Davidicos. Eng. title vignette, wood eng. illus. to reverse of title (representing Dionysius at the feet of the Virgin with Child) & eng. opening capital. 790pp (conforms to Adams D562), text in double column. Large engraved rebus bookplate of Monasterii Murensis (Benedictine Abbey at Muri in Switzerland). Old stamp & erased inscription to title (the latter showing through). Folio. Early embossed vellum covered brds. with clasps, top brd. detached but present. Cologne, Heirs of Ioannis Quentelii & Geruinum Calenium, 1558 (Calend Septembribus). To the front free endpaper is a rubricated manuscript scribal verse of 7 lines, commencing "Virginitas flos et Virginis aurea dos". Below the engraved bookplate is a manuscript gift inscription to "Johannes Mason Neale", Anglican Priest & Scholar & writer of hymns including "Good King Wenceslas".Condition report:Staining and cracking to velum cover with signs of worm across cover. Front board seperated from spine. Annotations in Latin to end paper and fifth page. Title page yellowed with library stamp to top-left corner. Pages yellowed through-out and wormholes present (although mostly de-fined to margins)
ANDREWS FRED H. Wall Paintings from Ancient Shrines in Central Asia Recovered by Sir Aurel Stein. Col. pict. title & 32 large plates incl. 12 coloured & 3 fldg. No accompanying text. Loose in a blue cloth portfolio. Large folio, 25" x 20". Published Under the Orders of the Government of India, 1948.
BALDWIN R. (Prntr). Fitz-Harys's Last Sham Detected or A Vindication of His Sacred Majesty from Those Foul Aspersions Cast Upon Him by That Impudent Libel called Fitz-Harys's Last Confession, Left under His Own Hand, & Published by Doctor Hawkins ... by a Truly Loyal Subject. Single folded folio leaf with text on four sides, chips & tears. 1681; also 3 disbound vols. - An Essay on the Power of Numbers & the Principles of Harmony, 1749; An Essay on the Power & Harmony of Prosaic Numbers, 1749 and An Essay on Elocution or Pronunciation by John Mason, 1757.
WHITAKER THOMAS D. Loidis & Elmete ... Lower Portions of Aredale & Wharfdale together with the Entire Vale of Caulder, & a 2nd vol., Ducatus Leodiensis or The Topography of ... Leedes. 2 vols. Eng. frontis, title vignettes & many plates & illus., some col. Folio. Gilt crested calf neatly rebacked, damp stng. to upper brd. & early leaves of vol. 2. 1816.
MACKAY JOHN, Government Printer. The Dominion of New Zealand, Its Characteristics, Resources & Scenery. Litho title & presentation leaf, port. frontis & illus. after photographs. Oblong folio. Orig. red morocco gilt extra, some rubbing, the fldg. maps both very torn. Wellington, 1911; also (F. E. Manning), Old New Zealand, A Tale of the Good Old Times by A. Pakeha Maori, worn red cloth, Auckland, 1863. (2).
STURLSON SNORRI (Icelandic, 1197 - 1241) Heimskringla edr Noregs Konunga Sögor, af Snorra Sturlusyni. Ed. by Gerhard Schoning. 3 vols. 3 eng. title vignettes. Eng. introductory capitals. 3 fldg. eng. maps. 8 genealogical tables. Folio. Rebacked calf. Copenhagen (Havniae), 1777 -1783. Sagas of the Norse Kings. Multi-lingual text, partially in double column, in Danish. Old Norse and Latin. To free end-paper is a pasted-in manuscript sheet of presentation of the work to Lord Rawdon (later 1st Marquis of Hastings), 1787, with, below, a manuscript note of provenance including purchase at Marquis of Hastings` sale, 1869.
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