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![° ° Nicole, Pierre, Arnauld, Antoine, Renaudot, Eusèbe [Et. Al.] Perpétuité de la foi de L’Église Catholique Sur L’Eucharisti](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0995fe83-5f67-4ea1-8c4b-ae3200f0ab61/90c4945a-ab68-4be1-aa63-ae3200fcb67e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1426
° ° Nicole, Pierre, Arnauld, Antoine, Renaudot, Eusèbe [Et. Al.] Perpétuité de la foi de L’Église Catholique Sur L’Eucharistie par Nicole, Arnauld, Renaudot, Le P. Paris, Etc., Sur La Confession, par Denis de Sainte-Marthe … C’est-A-Dire, Sur les principaux points qui divisent les Catholiques d’avec les Protestants, par Scheffmacher, Publiée par J,-P. Migne. 4 volumes, Paris, 1841. (Volume 1 a reprint(?) of 1848.)Text in French. An ex-library copy, with labels in the inside front covers and no other stamps or labels. Contemporary buckram bindings with leather spine labels. The spines faded, spine label of the fourth volume with small abrasions; Catholic Church, Congregatio de Propaganda Fide. Collectanea S. Congregationis De Propaganda Fide sen Decreta Instructiones Rescripta Pro Apostolicis Missionibus. Vol. I. Ann. 1622-1866. NN. 1-1299. Vol. II. Ann. 1867-1906. NN. 1300-2317. 2 volumes, Rome, Ex Typographia Polyglotta, 1907. Text in Latin. Contemporary quarter cloth bindings with red and green leather spine labels. The spines a trifle rubbed. A good set. *With the ownership inscription of Thomas F. Bishop on the front free endpaper and the bookplate of Philip Edward Hallett (1884-1948) on the inside front cover. Text in Latin. Contemporary quarter cloth bindings with red and green leather spine labels. The spines a trifle rubbed. A good set. *With the ownership inscription of Thomas F. Bishop on the front free endpaper and the bookplate of Philip Edward Hallett (1884-1948) on the inside front cover; Roberts, Charles. [Ed.] Calendar Genealogicum. Henry III. and Edward I. Two volumes, Published by Authority of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury, under the Direction of the Master of the Rolls. 1865. Folding facsimile in volume one. Library labels on the inside front covers, but no other stamps or labels. Original blind-stamped cloth bindings, the covers slightly mottled. Some offsetting to the title page of volume one, otherwise a nice set; Jourdain, Charles. Mémoire Sur Les Sources Philosophiques des Hérésies d’Amaury de Chartres et de David de Dinan. Paris, Imprimerie Impériale, 1870. An offprint from the second part of volume 26 of the ‘Mémoires de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres.’ Library labels on the inside front covers, but no other stamps or labels. Cloth binding, titled in gilt on the spine, with the original blue wrappers bound in; Gams, Pius Bonifacius. Series Episcoporum Ecclesiæ Catholicæ, Qua Series, Quæ Apparuit 1873 Completur et Continuatur Ab Anno Ca. Ad 20. Febr. 1885. Regensberg, 1886.Text in Latin. Library labels on the inside front covers, small library stamp on the front free endpaper, but no other stamps or labels. Contemporary cloth binding, the covers faded and most of the spine missing, but joints firm, bound with Urbis et Orbis Extensionis seu Concessionis Officii et Missae addito Doctoris Titulo ad Universam Ecclesiam in Honorem b. Alberti Magni Confessoris Ordinis praedicatorum et episcopi Ratisbonensis. Small folio, Regensberg(?) 1931.Text in Latin. Library label on the inside front covers, but no other stamps or labels. Contemporary quarter cloth binding, the spine fade, the covers rubbed and worn; Catholic Church. Cantus Ecclesiasticus Passionis D. N. Jesu Christi Secundus Mattæum, Marcum, Lucam et Joannem Editus Sub Auspiciis Sanctissimi Domini Nostri PII Papæ IX. Fasc. II. Continent Verba Christi Necnon Lamentationes Tridui Sacri. Small folio, Regensberg, 1877; Cantus Ecclesiasticus Passionis D. N. Jesu Christi Secundus Mattæum, Marcum, Lucam et Joannem Editus Sub Auspiciis Sanctissimi Domini Nostri PII Papæ IX. Fasc. III Continent Verba Synagogæ Necnon Præconium Paschale Sabbati Sancti. Small folio, Regensberg, 1877. Text in Latin. Library labels on the inside front covers, but no other stamps or labels. Limp cloth boards, edges slightly faded, the spines fraying and Darley-Doran, Robert E. [Et. Al.] The Foundation Collection of the Early Copper Coinage of the Muslim Community. Two volumes, London, 2015. Original cloth bindings, slightly rubbed, small tear to lower outer hinge of volume 1. Some ink annotations to a few of the photographic illustrations. *A catalogue of the collection of André de Cleremont, coin specialist and dealer.
Lot 1427
° ° British Sports & Sportsmen (Thruston, Edmund Heathcote) - British Sports and Sportsmen, Commerce & Industry. 1st and limited edition, No.713 of 1000. Title page vignette, 11 photogravures (with guards) and numerous text illustrations. Gilt ruled levant with letters direct to upper and spine. Half title and edition pages. Sports & Sportsmen Ltd, London, [c.1930], joints starting, rubbing to spine and corners;Godwin, William - History of the Commonwealth of England... vols 1+2 (of 4). Tanned calf, gilt ruled and decorated spines with 2 Morocco labels to each. 8vo. Henry Colburn, London, 1824. Incomplete set. Rubbing to covers with tear to head of vol 2 spine. joints starting. With errata page. Spotting, mainly to ends; Whiten, Wilfred [editor] - The World’s Library of Best Books. 5 vols. Coloured pictorial title page and 12 coloured plates to each, plus numerous text illus. half morocco and cloth with gilt ruled spine and letters direct. George Newnes, London, nd. Fair rubbing (heavier to spines). Joints starting and minor foxing inside; Knight, Charles. [Editor] - The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakspere (sic). 4 Vols (of 8). Illustrated title page to each plus numerous plates and text illustrations. Distressed, calf, gilt decorated and panelled spine with morocco labels. Marbled edges and end papers. Charles Knight & Co., London, (c.1839), a distressed set heavily rubbed and worn. Cracking to the joints, one board present but detached. Inside are better with minor foxing, hinges cracked. Could be of 8 or 7; Nations - The Nations Pictures. A selection from the finest modern paintings in the public galleries of Great Britain reproduced in colour. Consisting of 96 plates of photographs, each with a descriptive guard. Gilt panelled morocco with letters direct to upper, decoratively gilt, panelled, spine with letters direct. Folio, gilt edge papers. Cassell and company, London, 1901, Rubbed edges and spines. Some minor ownership marks and foxing, many loose photographs.
Lot 151
"BELLEZZE D'ITALIA, Pubblicazione Semestrale; LA CITTA DEL VATICANO?. This 13"" x 19"" elephant folio has paper covered boards with gilt decoration and lettering, and cloth around the spine, hardbound with decorative rope through punched holes in the spine. The work is illustrated with Colour plates, illustrations and photographs throughout, with most protected by tissue sheets. Still has the orginal box cover. Also included is an edition of ""Ricordo Di Piazza Armerina"" and ""St Ignatius of Loyola: A Pictorial Biography. Leonard von Matt & Hugo Rahner"
Lot 2202
Unbound Folio of Original Watercolour 19th Century French Fabric Designs comprising 178 watercolours, over 51 pages (some cut), some designs are the size of page, damages, earliest appears to be dated 1859, 50cm by 64cm; Another Album of Wool Samples in Vibrant Colours, comprising 24 pages, with varying sized wool dress samples the front and reverse, grouped under titles including 'Hartman & Fils', 'Grolleau & Desille', 'Heinbach Koechlin' and 'Larsonnier', approximately 163 samples and 28% of samples missing, folio covered with brown paper, 35cm by 52cm (2)
Lot 1061
Jacobus Houbraken after the Old Masters- a folio of portrait engravings of noted society figures to include Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Henry Prince of Wales, son of King James I, William of Wickham Bishop of Winchester, monochrome engravings published by J&P Napton, London 1738, each plate 37x23cmCondition report: there are 32 plates in this lot.
Lot 296
Niceron (Jean François) Thaumaturgus opticus..., first edition in Latin, half-title, engraved additional pictorial title by Audran after Voüet and 42 engraved plates, woodcut head- & tail-pieces, initials and diagrams in text, contemporary ink signatures of Bertherand at head and foot of engraved title, text lightly browned, plates 4 & 32 with slight oxidisation, later half calf, preserving old morocco label on spine, rubbed, new endpapers, folio, Paris, F.Langlois, 1646.⁂ Influential work on the practical applications of perspective, catoptrics, dioptrics, and the illusory effects of optics then traditionally associated with natural magic. First published in French in 1638 as Perspective Curieuse ou Magie Artificielle, this Latin edition is an expanded version with more illustrations. Niceron was an artist and a Minim friar and was interested in the use of anamorphosis in religious art. In attempting to find a scientific solution to the problems presented by perspective he worked out the geometrical algorithms for producing anamorphic art. Several of the plates depict artists using perspective machines for painting murals and plate 2 includes an early illustration of a camera obscura.
Lot 89
Law.- En cest volume est conteinus le longe report de anno quinto Edwardi quarti, black letter, text in legal French, title within ornate woodcut architectural border, woodcut decorative initials, final f. blank, contemporary ink marginalia throughout, some water-staining and browning, spotting, contemporary blind-stamped calf, spine in compartments and with modern red leather label and gilt date at foot, piece out of spine ends, joints starting, but holding firm, some staining, rubbed, [STC 9803], small folio, Richard Tottel, [1587].⁂ Rare at auction. Law reports for 5 Edward IV (Easter, Trinity, and Michaelmas terms), with evidence of contemporary study.
Lot 57
Royal Navy.- Anti-slavery operations.- White (Joseph, shipbuilder) Small archive relating to Joseph White, the Waterwitch and its African operations, manuscripts, including ''Slave Vessels captured by HMB Waterwitch between 1st May 1839 & 1st May 1843', 3pp., with details of the number of slaves on board each vessel captured, 1843; Table of sea trials for Seawitch and other vessels, single folio sheet, recto only, n.d.; an ALs from Lt. Henry Matson on board Waterwitch off the coast of Angola, relating to the sea trials of various vessels, including Wolverene, Dolphin and Colombine, 5pp., folds, some spotting, 25th November, 1840; and a promissory note for £500 for the building of Waterwitch from the Earl of Belfast, 9th June 1835, 1835-43 (4 pieces).⁂ Waterwitch was built in 1832 as a racing yacht of experimental design and was purchased in 1834 by the Navy, spending the remainder of its career on the West Africa station. It was the last privately built vessel to be bought by the Admiralty for use as a man-of-war. It served with distinction on the anti-slavery patrol during the middle decades of the nineteenth century.
![Rolewinck (Werner) Fasciculus temporum omnes antiquorum cronicas complectens, collation: [par]6 A8 B-O6 P4, 96 ff. (of 98, la](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0c5be023-91b9-447b-ad4d-ae1d00a00107/c5f96593-a2b9-4617-a3c2-ae1d00a2431e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 1
Rolewinck (Werner) Fasciculus temporum omnes antiquorum cronicas complectens, collation: [par]6 A8 B-O6 P4, 96 ff. (of 98, lacking final 2 blanks), 50 lines and headline, Gothic type, large woodcut illustration to verso of title, woodcut illustrations and diagrams, title soiled, first few leaves crudely repaired at edges, upper corners of many other leaves repaired, other upper corners damp-mottled and slightly frayed, 19th century half morocco by Potter & Sons of York, spine a little faded, folio (273 x 183mm.), Strasbourg, Johann Pruess, [after 6 April 1490].⁂ Rolewinck's world chronicle, which includes mention of the invention of printing. Provenance: Ampleforth Abbey Library (ink stamp on front free endpaper and bookplate); John de Zulueta (bookplate).Literature: Goff R276; HC 6916; Bod-inc R-126; BSB-Ink R-251; GW M38725.
Lot 92
Law.- In hoc volumine continentur omnes casus antehac impressi, qui acciderunt annis regum Henrici quarti, & Henrici quinti, non modo impressorum, 2 parts in 1, black letter, titles within woodcut decorative borders, woodcut decorative initials, occasional contemporary ink marginalia, first title repaired at head, affecting border and a little just within, some spotting or light staining, lightly browned, 20th century buckram, upper cover damp-stained, [STC 9610], rare at auction, small folio, Thomas Wight, 1605.
Lot 125
Aesop. Fables with His Life: in English, French and Latin, engraved frontispiece, additional title, arms of the dedicatee, William Cavendish, Earl of Devonshire and 31 plates by Thomas Dudley (including the "indecent" plate 17 with the offending section defaced by an early hand), 110 engraved illustrations by Francis Barlow, frontispiece and engraved title trimmed and laid down, both with some loss to image, foxing and browning, some soiling, several ff. with short tears to head and foot, some repaired, last f. with fore-margin frayed and repaired, later calf-backed boards with vellum tips, rebacked, covers rather rubbed and worn, [Wing A703], folio, by H. Hills jun. for Francis Barlow, 1687.⁂ With Aphra Behn's verses engraved with the illustrations.
Lot 108
Brooke (Ralph) A Catalogue and Succession of the Kings, Princes, Dukes, Marquesses, Earles, and Viscounts of this Realme of England, since the Norman Conquest, first edition, title within elaborated woodcut border, woodcut initials, head-pieces and numerous coats of arms, some occasional light marginal dampstaining and minor soiling, bound with the remains of a 16th century legal document mentioning 'James Brearley, a Citizen and Fishmonger of London', some splitting to joints, some wear to spine ends and corners, [STC 3832], folio, by William Jaggard, and sold at in house in Barbican, 1619.
Lot 47
George III (King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and King of Hanover, 1738-1820) Approval of request for 12 officers to be placed on the staff of the Army serving in Ireland, D.s. twice "George R", 1p. with conjugate blank, manuscript, repairs to folds, slightly browned, folio, 1st January 1805.⁂ Officers include: Lieutenant General Sir Eyre Coote K.B., Sir Charles Asgill, Earl of Cork etc.
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