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[MUSIC]. The Vocal Works Composed by G. F. HANDEL Arranged for the Organ or Piano Forte by John Clarke of Cambridge, folio., vol. 2 (only) engr. title, engr. ded’n, 4 ff. subscribers, engr. title ‘The Messiah’ pp. 214, ‘Jephtha’, 1 f. engr. title & 211 pp. (covers off, 1 or 2 torn pp.), L., 1809
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COTGRAVE (R.), A French English Dictionary, folio., unpaginated, (collation available on request; some slight marginal worming, occasionally into text), L., 1650; bound with: SHERWOOD (R.), Dictionaite Anglois & Francois ..., (collation on request), contemporary calf, a little worn, splitting to upper hinge, silk ties gone), gilt corner ornaments, L., Susan tslip, 1650 [see front cover] (1)
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British Hunts and Huntsmen.The North-East and Western Midlands of England and Wales London 1910 plus The South-East East and Eastern Midlands of England London 1909. Two of four volumes half morocco folio plus Suffolk The Earl of et al. The Encyclopaedia of Sport two volumes London 1897. Half morocco illustrated 4to. (4)
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Modern British school 20th century- abstract landscape; oil on canvas, signed and dated 63, 75x62cm: together with a a collection of works mostly 20th century modern British school, to include oils, watercolours and crayon studies by various hands and a folio of works on paper, (a lot), (part unframed)
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David Bratby, British 20th century- portrait of a girl, half-length; brown chalk, signed and dated ‘90, 42x30cm: together with a mixed folio of drawings many attributed to david or Jason Bratby including works by other hands, including Jean Cooke, to include two sketchbooks, (a lot), (unframed)
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Robertson James. Map of the Counties of Aberdeen Banff and Kincardine; with parts of those of Forfar Perth Inverness and Moray large engraved map on six double-page sheets contemporary green half morocco with paper label on upper cover large folio 1822. Note: A good copy of this detailed large scale map with a scale of one inch to a mile.
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Taylor [George] & Skinner [Andrew]. Taylor and Skinner's survey and maps of the roads of North Britain or Scotland. London 1776. First edition oblong folio engraved title page general folding map of Scotland 61 road maps contemporary sheep worn edges frayed foxed title page cut above publication details [now loose] .
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Wyld James. A General Atlas containing maps illustrating some important periods in Ancient History and distinct maps of the several Empires Kingdoms and States in the World. Edinburgh: John Thomson [c.1825] folio engraved vignette 8 engravings in text of which 6 coloured 2 tables 44 engraved maps hand coloured in outline contemporary half calf paper label on upper board worn disbound map XXXVII torn [no loss] some foxing and offsetting.
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Balmerino Sixth Baron [Arthur Elphinstone] (1688-1746). Manuscript copy of the dying speech of the Rt. Honorable Lord Belmerino undated (paper watermarked no date) folio two sides previous folds. Note: Arthur Elphinstone sixth Baron Balmerino was a Jacobite who upon the arrival of Prince Charles in Scotland in 1745 was one of the first to join his standard. His importance was recognised in his appointment as colonel and captain of the second troop of life guards in attendance to the prince. After the battle of Culloden in 1746 Elphinstone was captured and sent to London to be committed to the Tower along with the Earls of Kilmarnock and Cromarty and tried with high treason. In August 1746 he was finally brought to Tower Hill for execution eye-witness accounts say "he came upon the scaffold in his regimentals and tye-wig. His coat was blue turned up with red and brass buttons; his countenance serene his air free and easy; he looked quite unconcerned and like one going to a party of pleasure or some business of little or no importance." After presenting the executioner with a fee of three guineas he proclaimed "O Lord! Reward my friends forgive my foes bless King James and receive my soul!".
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Aguilon Francis d'. Opticorum libri sex philosophis iuxta ac mathematicis utilis. Antwerp: Plantin 1613. First edition folio pp. [48] 684 [42] half title engraved title and 6 engraved headpieces by Theodor Galle after Peter Paul Rubens illustrations in text later calf brown label gilt worn hinges cracked occasional spotting damp staining from pp 604 onwards final leaf absent. Provenance: W. Mackenzie M.D. bookplate. Ink inscription of John Leslie 1820. Note: Aguilon provides a synthesis of classical and modern works on optics and outlines his original theory of binocular vision and his invention of the horopter. Provenance: W. Mackenzie M.D. bookplate. Ink inscription of John Leslie 1820. Note:Aguilon provides a synthesis of classical and modern works on optics and outlines his original theory of binocular vision and his invention of the horopter.
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Engineering. The Engineer and Machinist's Assistant. Glasgow: Blackie & Son 1847 folio 134 plates (mostly double page) half red morocco gilt gilt edged rubbed plates CXII to end ink stained in upper right corner foxing; The Practical Mechanic and Engineer's Magazine. Glasgow 1842-1847 volumes I - IV first series volume II second series 5 volumes 4to illustrations in text fold out plans etc half calf gilt rubbed foxing (6).
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Baker Sir Richard. A chronicle of the kings of England from the time of the Romans government unto the death of King James. London: Printed by E. Cotes . 1660 third edition folio pp. [8] 658 [49] p. 97-132 p.505-658 numbered incorrectly contemporary full calf gilt corners bumped some scratches front free endpaper missing occasional spotting some small tears [no loss]; Heylyn P. Cyrianus Anglicus: or the history of the life and death of William Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. London: A. Seile 1668. First edition folio pp. [2] 547 later quarter morocco red label corners bumped worn rebacked endpapers replaced title foxed and stained. Note: Wing B504 H1699 respectively. Provenance: Baker contains bookplate of Sir James Colquhoun of Lufs.
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Belleforest Francoise de. Harangues militaires et concions de princes capitaines ambassadeurs et autres manians tant la guerre que les affaires d'estat Paris: chez Abel l'Angelier 1588 [in fine: achevé d'imprimer le 28 Ianuier par Pierre Ménier]. second edition ff. [iv] 571 [i.e. 568 various mispaginations] [iv] large printer's device on the titlepage. contemporary limp vellum over-lapping fore-edges margins of titlepage a little dusty water staining of some corners folio. Note: Index Aureliensis 116.124 This edition not in Adams or BM STC French Books. Provenance: With the signature of Henry Nisbett 1588 (lightly scored) and of Robert who succeeded as 6th Lord Setoun in 1586 (created Earl of Wintoun in 1600) with the Hopetoun bookplate lot no 117 in Sotheby sale 20 April 1903 of the books of the late John Taylor Brown.
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Birch Thomas. The heads of illustrious persons of Great Britain engraven by Mr. Houbraken and Mr Vertue with their lives and characters. London: Printed for John and Paul Knapton 1743. First edition folio volume I only 80 plates contemporary full calf gilt worn hinges cracked title page creased owners inscription on title. Provenance: Bookplate of D.M Maitland Titterton.
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Clarendon Edward Hyde First Earl of. The history of the rebellion and civil wars in England begun in the year 1641. Oxford: printed at the Theater 1707 second edition 3 volumes folio Vol I pp. [8] XXIII 557 Vol II pp. [18] 581 Vol III pp. [26] 603 [21] half titles portrait frontispiece to each volume engraved vignettes on titles engraved head & tail pieces and capitals throughout extra illustrated with over 235 engraved portraits and mezzotints topographical scenes and fold out battle scenes etc. later morocco gilt marble endpapers top edge gilt worn rebacked occasional foxing (3). Note: Engravings and mezzotints by various artists including J. Houbracken G. Vertue Van de Gucht Lombart I. Faber and Nautueil. Provenance: Armorial Munden bookplate in each volume. Note: Engravings and mezzotints by various artists including J. Houbracken G. Vertue Van de Gucht Lombart I. Faber and Nautueil. Provenance: Armorial Munden bookplate in each volume.
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Guillim John. A display of heraldry. London: printed by S. Roycroft for R. Blome 1679 "fifth edition" folio pp. [14] 317 heraldic arms illustrated in the text pp. 11-59 hand coloured signature B cut below header engraving [no loss] pp.204 incorrectly numbered as 604 pp.9 repaired ink copy of title and dedication inserted (3 leaves) lacking original title and dedication leaves [with] Analogia Honorum: or a treatise of honour and nobility in two parts. London: printed by Tho. Roycroft 1677-78 pp.181 [3] lacking last leaf replaced with ink facsimile 64 engraved plates crest 42 in folio 39 inserted with tape modern decorative specked calf gilt backstrip divided into six section with five crests upper crest absent some rubbing to edges staining and occasional foxing throughout the volume. Sold not subject to return. Note: Wing G2222.
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Heraldry. Guillim John Display of heraldrie. [London 1632 second edition] folio pp. [4] 422 lacking A & A2 (including title page) hand- coloured armorial illustrations modern calf red label leaf L torn [no loss] damp staining to some edges foxing; Brydson Thomas A summary view of heraldry in reference to the usages of chivalry and the general economy of the feudal system. London 1795 8vo pp. 319 later half calf title damp-stained. Sold not subject to return (2).
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Suetonius Caius Tranquillus. [Vitae XII Caesarum] Commentationes condite a Philippo Beroaldo Suetonium Tranquillum commentaries by Filippo Beroaldo the younger. Colonie Agrippine: Ludovici Hornken & Godofredi Hitorpi 1512 folio title printed in red and black woodcut device on title and ccc6 woodcut crible initials modern calf raised bands morocco labels some upper corners rubbed and some headlines and page numerals cropped a few single wormholes affecting text very small hole to title just affecting a few letters. Note: Extensive commentary on Suetonius's Lives of the Caesars with a life of Beroaldo the Bolognese humanities professor and printing entrepreneur by Bartholomeo Bianchini.
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Broadside - Grant / Strathspey Fencibles. Confirmation of appointment to Grant Fencible Regiment and request to raise men. Edinburgh second March 1793 pp. 3 folio unused. Note: The Grant or Strathspey Fencibles (also known as the First Highland Regiment) were raised by Sir James Grant of Grant in 1793. Note: The Grant or Strathspey Fencibles (also known as the 1st Highland Regiment) were raised by Sir James Grant of Grant in 1793.
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Chalmers Patrick. The ancient sculptured monuments of the county of Angus including those at Meigle in Perthshire and one at Fordoun in the Mearns. Edinburgh: [for the Bannatyne Club] 1848 large folio 24 lithograph plates all linen backed foxing throughout full cloth red gilt label on upper board boards water stained corners bumped.
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Maitland William. The history of Edinburgh from its foundation to the present time. Edinburgh: printed by Hamilton Balfour and Neill 1753 folio pp. viii 518 extra illustrated 2 folding maps 38 plates contemporary half calf worn disbound endpapers creased and torn occasional spotting [bound with] The history of the good town of Edinburgh from the year 1583 to the present year 1763. [Edinburgh 1763] 4to pp. 24 damp-stained; [bound with] Journal of the marches of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's army. No place c.1745 broadside previous folds stained torn at edges; [bound with] An authentic account of the battle fought between the army under his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland and the Rebels on Drummoffie Muir near Culloden on the 16th April 1746. Edinburgh 1746 4to pp. 8 previous folds browning.
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Slezer John. Theatrum Scotiae containing the prospects of their majesties castles and palaces: together with those of the most considerable towns and colleges London: John Leake for Abell Swalle [1874] folio one of 250 copies 67 plates one folding plate of Edinburgh coloured coat of arms in text original quarter morocco gilt worn upper board loose backstrip loose and torn.
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