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Lot 1051

Books. 5 shelves of general stock, including Beresford, Memorials of Staffordshire, 1909, green cloth gilt, 8vo, further topography and antiquarianism, regional British archaeological journals, mid-20th c vintage pictorial dustjackets, seven Folio Society volumes, Old Master paintings, Giles annuals, Shakespeare, Reilly's Wedgwood in two volumes, etc.

Lot 1052

Books. 16 shelves of general stock, including Rider Haggard, Allan's Wife, first edition, 1889, original cloth, 8vo, six Folio Society volumes, Crane's Baby's Opera, London: Frederick Warne and Co., n.d., further children's books and annuals, Pevsners and other architecture, Oscar Wilde, Smith's Naturalist's Cabinet, volume VI only, 1807, some plates, defective contemporary quarter-calf binding, hardback 20th c fiction, Robert Graves first edition, etc.

Lot 457

Collection of Holbein Prints, 1877, [Windsor Collection], 2 volumes, folio, morocco backed boards/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Lot 477

Ewart (John) A Treatise on Agricultural Buildings, 1851, folio, plates (19), original cloth, printed label on upper cover, additional folding plate loosely inserted CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Lot 478

Ackermann, The Funeral Procession of Arthur Duke of Wellington, 1852, , oblong Svo, hand­ coloured folding panorama, original decorative red cloth gilt boards, in later morocco backed slipcase; [with] The Order Proceeding in the Public Funeral of...Wellington. 1852, 16pp., folio, original printed wrappers; [with] Regulations to be observed...[1852], folio 4pp/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: In quarter red leather and black cloth slipcase, gilt tooled. Sunned red leather to spine and upper corners, some scuffs and marks to slipcase.Book cover with slightly bumped corners, back hinge with minor fraying. Original fabric tie missing. Watermark to top right back cover. Fold over wrapper cracked to the interior as pictured. Interior good with minor scattered foxing throughout, some slight tears to the folds. Some fold marks. Some 'shadows' of coaches verso have created discolourations to pages verso. Wellington funerary carriage present and fold up extension of page in good condition. All over a well preserved and neat copy

Lot 479

Dean (G A) A Series of Selected Designs for Country Residencies ...1867, ., folio, plates, original grey wash drawing loosely inserted, original cloth, spotted, lacks plate 14 CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Lot 480

Denton (J Bailey) The Farm Homesteads of England, 1st eds. 1864, folio, plates, calf CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Lot 481

Loudon (J C) Observations on Laying Out Farms in the Scotch Style, 1812, folio, 37 (of 38) plates and plans, many large folding, some hand-coloured, contemporary half calf re-backed and re-cornered/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: I have inspected the volume and the plates are in fact all present. The plates of the Cleveland Horses were not counted in the original assessment but are in fact present in the volume.

Lot 483

Frohawk, Natural History of British Butterflies, 1914, 2 volumes, folio, original blue cloth CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

Lot 817

Etchings of Rembrandt by P. G. Hamerton, 1905, folio, numbered 6 from an edition of 225, contents are loose within card ends, complete set of 50 facsimile prints, 50cm high

Lot 909

John Cyril Harrison - The Birds of Prey of the British Island, pub. Fine Bird Books, 1980, half red Morocco, signed limited edition, 177 of 275, half calf binding, folio 52 x 41cm, in slip case

Lot 910

John Guille Millais - British Diving Ducks, two Vols, 72 colour, collotype or photogravure plates, 1913 first edition, numbered 183 from an edition of 450, good quality half calf rebinding with marbled boards, folio 40 x 31cmBinding in good order, contents also in generally excellent condition but with occasional slight time stains

Lot 912

Oswin A. J. Lee - Among British Birds in their Nesting Haunts, published Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1897-99, 4 vols, folio 39 x 29cm, original gilt tooled green cloth bindings

Lot 915

John Guille Millais - Game Birds and Shooting-Sketches; Illustrating the Habits, Modes of Capture, Stages of Plumage, and the Hybrids and Varieties which occur amongst them, 1st edition, London: Henry Sotheran, 1892, 16 colour lithographic plates, good half calf rebinding with marbled boards, folio, 40 x 31cmBinding is in good order, contents generally good but with light spotting, marks (see images)

Lot 916

John Guille Millais - The Natural History of British Game Birds, Longmans, Green & Co., 1909, numbered 162 from a limited edition of 550, thirty-six plates after Millais and Archibald Thorburn (eighteen colour, seventeen photogravure and one other), folio, 40 x 31cm, good modern half calf rebinding with marbled boardsBinding in good condition, contents generally very good condition

Lot 917

William Beebe - 'A monograph of the pheasants', published by Witherby & Co, London 1918, first edition, numbered 450 of 600 copies, four vols, red cloth boards, folio, 41 x 31cmBindings in good condition, just very minor marks and staining to cloth. Contents overall very good, very occasional foxing

Lot 918

Archibald Thorburn - Game Birds and Wild-Fowl of Great Britain and Ireland, 1923 first edition, 30 colour plates, folio 38 x 28cm, good quality modern rebinding

Lot 919

Edward Lear - Illustrations of the Family of Psittacidæ or Parrots, limited edition numbered 96 of 530, 42 colour plates, 1978, folio 54 x 36cm, in slip case, An Essay ... by Brian Reade loosely inserted

Lot 923

Frank T Morris - Birds of the Australian Swamps, 2 Volumes, Lansdowne Press, 1978, 1981 respectively signed and numbered 417, 80 from editions of 500, large folio, 52 x 37cm

Lot 924

Richard Schodde and Ian J. Mason, Nocturnal Birds of Australia, limited edition, signed and numbered by authors and illustrator, 542/750, illustrated by Jeremy Boot, Lansdowne, Melbourne, 1980, and Martin Thompson - The West Australian Bird Folio, numbered 569 from an edition of 1000, both folio, (2)

Lot 925

John Gould - Birds of Australia, 1972 - 1975, facsimile edition published by Lansdowne, 7 Vols. Together with the supplement, 1976, all in full faux calf binding, large folio, 55 x 39cm

Lot 926

Meredith Smith - Marsupials of Australia, two volumes, pub. Lansdowne Press 1980/87, both signed by authors and illustrator and numbered from an edition of 1000, large folio, 52 x 37cm

Lot 927

Frank Morris - Pigeons and Doves of Australia, Lansdowne, numbered from an edition of 500, large folio, 52 x 37cm

Lot 930

Sir Walter Lawry Buller - A History of the Birds of New Zealand, the 1905 supplement, Vols. 1 & 2, 12 coloured plates, original half calf binding, folio 39 x 30cmBinding generally good, slight deterioration at spines, the contents are good with very occasional minor time stains

Lot 931

Eiler Theodor Lehn Schiøler - Danmarks Fugle (Denmark's Birds), three volumes, first editions - 1925, 1926, 1931, original binding with marbled boards and velum, folio, 38 x 29cm

Lot 932

Axel Amuchastegui - Some Birds and Mammals of Africa, number 444 of 505 copies signed by the artist, 14 coloured plates reproducing plates by Axel Amuchastegui, original blue Morocco-backed boards by Zaehnsdorf, slipcase, 1979, large folio 54 x 37cm

Lot 934

Daniel Girault Elliot - A Monograph of the Paradisaeidae or Birds of Paradise. 1977. Limited facsimile edition Number 53 of an edition of only 250 hand bound copies, with 1 tinted and 36 full page coloured plates. Large Elephant Folio, 61 x 48cm

Lot 935

Michael Gallagher - The Birds of Oman, numbered 51of 500 copies signed by the author and artist, 120 tipped-in colour plates by Martin Woodcock, Quartet Books, 1980, original Morocco, folio 45 x 32cm

Lot 936

Nagamichi Kuroda - Birds of the Island of Java, 2 volumes, first editions published by the author, Tokyo, 1933-36, folio 38 x 27cmOne volume only with dust jacket, which has some tears and small losses, contents with a little time staining to end papers, vol. has some tape strengthening

Lot 937

Frank Morris - Birds of Prey of Australia, Lansdowne Press, 1973, signed and numbered 76 from an edition of 500, large folio, 52 x 37cm

Lot 939

Daniel Girault Elliot - A Monograph of the Paradisaeidae or Birds of Paradise. 1977. Limited facsimile edition Number 174 of an edition of only 250 hand bound copies, with 1 tinted and 36 full page coloured plates. Large Elephant Folio, 61 x 48cm

Lot 940

John Gould - Birds of New Guinea, vols. 1, 2 and 5, facsimile edition by Hill House, all numbered (327, 198, 86), folio, in cloth binding, 56 x 39cm

Lot 941

John Gould - Birds of Great Britain, Vol. 1, Birds of Asia, Vol 7, Toucans and Monograph on The Pittida, facsimile editions by Hill House, all numbered, folio, 56 x 38cm, cloth bindings. (4)

Lot 944

Philip Rickman - A Selection of Bird Paintings & Sketches, signed limited edition, numbered 257 from an edition of 500, 1979 first edition, folio 41 x 31cm in slip case

Lot 945

Roger Peterson - The Field Guide Art of Roger Tory Peterson, 1992 first edition, 2 Vols, large folio, 44 x 29cm

Lot 946

Raymond Ching - Studies & Sketches of a Bird Painter, with additional text by Errol Fuller, pub. Lansdowne Editions, 1981, signed and numbered from an edition of 500, leatherette in blue cloth book box, large folio

Lot 948

Francesco Nardelli - The Rhinoceros A Monograph ltd ed. one of 300 copies signed by the artist and `conceiver` 20 tipped-in colour plates and illustrations by Matthew Hillier, original cloth, Basilisk Press 1988, elephant folio, 63 x 49cmVery slightly misshapen at edges of cover (see images) otherwise ok, contents in good original condition

Lot 957

J. G. Millais, Rhododendrons and the Various Hybrids, Longmans Green & Co, 1917, Limited Edition numbered 420/550, with colour illustrations by Beatrice Parsons, Thorburn, etc, and second series of the same, 1924, numbered 424/550, both folio, in maroon cloth gilt, the first sympathetically rebound. (2)

Lot 958

P. Francis Hunt and Mary A Grierson - Orchidaceae, The Boulton Press, 1973, large folio, numbered 350 from an edition of 600 and signed by the authors, 47 x 37cm, in slip case

Lot 960

James Bateman - The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala, Johnson Reprint Corporation limited edition no. 522 of 1000, folio, 50 x 35cm

Lot 961

Arthur Grove & Arthur Disbrowe Cotton - A Supplement to Elwes' Monograph of the Genus Lilium, Illustrated by Lilian Snelling, parts 1-7, 1933-1940, large folio 57 x 39cm, together with W. B. Turrill - A Supplement to Elwes' Monograph of the Genus Lilium..., Illustrated by Margaret Stones, Parts 8 & 9, London: Royal Horticultural Society, 1962, one of 40 with hand-coloured plates. (2)

Lot 962

Peter Longhurst - Hibiscus, signed and numbered limited edition 2/350, Lansdowne Press, 1978, folio 42 x 30cm

Lot 964

John Lindley - Sertum Orchidaceum, Johnson Reprint Corporation, folio, limited edition no. 192 of 1000, colour frontis and 49 plates, green cloth, folio 50 x 35cm

Lot 252

Prince George Spencer, Duke of Marlborough, Marquis of Blandford, Earl of Sunderland & Marlborough, Baron Spencer of Wormleighton, and Baron Churchill of Sandridge, a folio containing the Genealogical table of the Spencer Family

Lot 106

A FOLIO OF OLD MASTER PRINTS, to include Gainsborough, Reynolds, Constable, Fuselli and many others (Qty)

Lot 836

Five boxes of various books to include Folio Society

Lot 849

Four boxes of various books to include Folio Society

Lot 277

° ° The Self-Interpreting Bible, with an evangelical commentary, by the late Revd. John Brown.....2 vols. (in one). portrait frontispieces, engraved pictorial title (general title) and printed title (NT), num. plates; earlier 19th century blind-ruled and gilt lettered black morocco, ge., folio, London: R. Evans, 1814 and Thomas Kelly, 1820

Lot 290

° ° Lindsay, Norman - Pen Drawings. Limited edition of 500 numbered copies, signed by the artist. pictorial title and 24 plates; publisher's art vellum and gilt pictorial grey paper boards with gilt label, folio, Sydney, 1924

Lot 292

° ° Hale, Kathleen - Orlando ... Buys a Farm. First edition, Country Life & NY., Transatlantic Arts, 1942; (Same Author) - Orlando ... A Camping Holiday. Country Life & NY., Charles Scribner's Sons, reprinted 1942; Orlando ... A Trip Abroad. Country Life, reprinted 1942; all in same pictorial wrappers format, & with coloured illus. throughout; sold together with: Hale, Kathleen - "Henrietta", the Faithful Hen. First edition. coloured pictorial title and illus; publisher's cloth-backed pictorial boards, patterned e/ps., oblong 4to. Transatlantic Arts, 1943; De Brunhoff, Laurent - Picnic at Barbar's. First edition. coloured pictorial title and illus.; publisher's cloth-backed pictorial boards, folio. 1950 (5)

Lot 301

A folio of various engraved maps, coloured in outline, including the County of Somerset; the County of Wilts, both by Emanuel Bowen, Thomas Telford’s London to Morpeth Mail Road Index Map, 1827, on 18 sheets, sundry 18th century receipts, relating to the Sun Fire Office, the Phoenix Assurance Company and others, together with various pamphletsand indentures.

Lot 302

Sealed commission (in Dutch) issued by the States-General of the United Netherlands to Henry Crofts, knight, as a captain in the regiment commanded by Henry de Vere, eighteenth earl of Oxford; The Hague, 28 August 1624 Registered folio 336 [of a now lost register, to which however an index survives: Netherlands National Archives 1.01.19]Endorsed: registered by the Council of State of the United Provinces in the presence of Maurits Huygens, 2 September 1624Red wax seal, the counterseal of the United Provinces, showing a hand issuing from the clouds holding a sheaf of arrows, banded with the inscription CONCORDIA; legend: * SIGILLVM ORDINVM BELGII ADVERSVMInk on parchment, 23 x 49cmsFollowing a treaty between the United Provinces of the Netherlands and the English Crown of June 1624, 6,000 English troops, divided into 12 companies, were sent to assist the Dutch in their rebellion against the forces of Spain. On 27 August the States-General of the United Provinces commissioned four English noblemen as colonels of the four regiments into which the force was divided (Netherlands National Archives 1.01.02 12270 folio 388): Robert Bertie, first earl of Lindsey (1582–1642), Henry de Vere, eighteenth earl of Oxford (1593–1625), Henry Wriothesley, third earl of Southampton (1573–1624) and Robert Devereux, third earl of Essex (1591–1646).By late August all four regiments were in The Hague, where they joined up with 4,000 Dutch troops. Their task was to relieve the siege of Breda, in which they failed, with the loss of many of the recruits and of the Earl of Southampton.The English captain to whom the commission was granted is almost certainly the Sir Henry Crofts (c1590-1667) of Little Saxham in Suffolk, who in February of 1624 had been elected MP for Eye in Suffolk. In 1607 he had attended a military academy at Angers (History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1604-1629.Maurits Huygens (1595-1642) was appointed secretary of the Council of State on 9 January 1624 (Netherlands National Archives 1.01.02 12270 folio 380); his portrait, painted by Rembrandt in 1632, is at the Kunsthalle, Hamburg.

Lot 310

° ° Democritus Junior [Burton, Robert] - The Anatomy of Melancholy, 8th edition, engraved pictorial title page incorporating a portrait of the author, folio, original calf, covers detached, bookplate of Archdeacon Browne, Peter Parker, London, 1676

Lot 311

° ° The Sportsman - British Sports and Sportsmen: Cricket and football, one of 1000, folio, red morocco gilt, with tissue-guarded full-page plates, London, 1917 and Sidney, Samuel - The Book of the Horse, 3rd edition, 4to, half calf, Cassell & Company, Limited, London, [c. 1886], (2)

Lot 408

° ° A large quantity of Folio Society books

Lot 608

A folio of assorted prints, including an A. Legros etching, a Brangwyn autolithograph - The Mine and La Thangue lithograph

Lot 614

Old Master, a folio of assorted copper and steel engravings together with other prints, including Salvatore Rosa, Cornelius Schut, Philipp Gall and others

Lot 633

William Nicholson (1872-1949), incomplete folio, 'Twelve Portraits' 1899, now housing Beefeater, Henrik Ibsen, Lord Roberts, Pope Leo XIII, Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Henry Hawkins, Queen Victoria, President McKinley and Whistler, all from various dates, largest overall 41 x 31cm

Lot 346

BOOKS, three boxes containing approximately eighty-three miscellaneous titles, mostly relating to Travel and History of Italy, Yugoslavia, Spain, England and the Aegean with works by Arthur Bryant, Edward Hutton, Lovett F. Edwards, Brian Adis, Archibald Lyall, Anthony Rhodes, etc, together with seventeen titles published by The Folio Society with works by Thomas Hardy, Anthony Trollope, Mark Twain, Sir John Barrow, Noel Coward, G.M Trevelyan and others (3 boxes)

Lot 104

The Punishments of China, Illustrated By Twenty-Two Engravings: With Explanations In English and French, London: Printed For William Miller, Albemarle Street, By S. Gosnell, Little Queen Street. 1808. With five raised bands, a gilt title and gilt devices on the spine, tooled in gilt with blindstamped covers, blank endpapers, and there are two title pages: one in English and the other in French, and the French title follows the English title. The French title is Les Punitions De Chinois, Representes En Vingt-Deux Gravures: Avec Des Explications En Anglais Et En Francais, there are 22 hand-colored stipple-engraved plates, and all the edges are gilt, in a full red straight-grained morocco. The first edition was issued in 1801, followed by a second edition in 1804, and this edition was published in 1808. The text is based on the experiences of George Henry Mason (1770 - 1851), a British army officer who traveled to Canton in 1789, making drawings of the costumes and customs of the region, including these rather disturbing images of torture and execution in China. Canton was one of only two cities in China that outsiders could visit, and he became an author of two influential works, The Costume of China and The Punishments of China. This folio measures 14 1/4 x 10 5/8 in. wide, with exquisite covers, the plates and binding are tight and secure, with just a hint of occasional spots. A rare look at customs and punishments outside this country, with spell-binding plates that make you think about the way people were punished years ago for petty, and sometimes serious, crimes.

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