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Lot 1291
° Sussex interest - Whittick, Nathaniel- History of the Counties of Surrey and Sussex, 2 vols, 8vo, rebound half calf, 2 vignette titles, 55 plates, London, 1839; Pike W.T (publisher) - Sussex in the Twentieth Century, folio, calf rebacked, Brighton, 1910; Bishop, John George - ‘’A Peep into the Past’’: Brighton in the Olden Time, 4to, cloth, Brighton, 1880; Harrison, Frederick- ‘’1779’’ A Story of Old Shoreham, 8vo, cloth, almost dis bound, London and Howard, Thomas - A Description of the High Stream of Arundel, edited by Joseph Fowler, 4to, quarter cloth, one of 500, with prospectus inserted, Littlehampton, 1929 (5)
Lot 1299
° Horsfield, Thomas Walker - The History, Antiquities and Topography of the County of Sussex, 2 vols, folio, half calf, front board detached in vol 1, Baxter, Lewes, 1835 and Putron, P de Rev. - Nooks and Corners of Old Sussex, folio, half calf, boards and extremities scuffed, Farncombe, Lewes, 1875 (3)
Lot 1302
° Eastbourne interest - Eddison, Edwin - The Guide to Eastbourne, 12mo, cloth, library stamps, frontis map torn and with loss, nd; Chambers, George F. - A Handbook for East-Bourne, Seaford…..10th edition, 12mo, green cloth, London, 1878; another copy, 7th edition, paper wraps, library stamps, 1875 and Eastbourne 1939-1945: A Complete Record of nearly Six Years of War in Eastbourne, folio, parchment wraps, Eastbourne, 1945 (4)
Lot 1324
° Camden, William. Britannia: or a Chorographical Description of Great Britain and Ireland....revised.... with large additions, by Edmund Gibson vol 1 (only, of 2), engraved portrait, plates and text illus. (without the Robert Morden county maps); old mottled calf, gilt decorated and panelled spine, folio printed for James and Jon Knapton....(1730)
Lot 859
BOB DYLAN (AMERICAN b. 1941),THE DRAWN BLANK SERIES, 2009eight limited edition giclee prints on paper, each signed and numbered 239/295 in pencilimage size 54.5cm x 40cm each, sheet size 70cm x 56cm each, overall portfolio size 74cm x 60cm Unframed, contained in the original folio.Note: certificates of authenticity for each print are included in this lot. The pictures included in this group are Fisherman, Motel Pool, Three Chairs, Sunflowers, Rose on a Hillside, Rooftop Bar, Bicycle and Truck Stop.Note: American singer Bob Dylan is considered by many to be one of the greatest songwriters of all time and has sold more than 125 million records. Although his musical success is common knowledge, it is slightly lesser known that Dylan also works in the visual arts, along with the musical arts. While on tour from 1989-1992, he created a series of drawings, comprising of scenes from life on the road. Originally they were compiled in a book and published in 1994, titled Drawn Blank. In 2006, Dylan was asked to create a museum exhibition from this body of work. Dylan had time to evolve the pictures, this time executing them in watercolours and gouache, giving them a more vibrant and expressive tone, and these became known as The Drawn Blank Series, with the originals being exhibited in 2007. In subsequent years, signed limited edition prints of these images were released and the collector demand has been "massive".
Lot 860
BOB DYLAN (AMERICAN b. 1941),THE DRAWN BLANK SERIES, 2008, TRAIN TRACKSfour limited edition giclee prints on paper, each signed and numbered 252/295 in pencilimage size 54.5cm x 40.75 cm each, sheet size 70cm x 56cm each, overall portfolio size 73cm x 57cm Unframed, contained in the original folio.Note: certificates of authenticity for each print are included in this lot.
Lot 684
Hogarth (William). The Works of William Hogarth, from the Original Plates restored by James Heath, with the addition of many subjects not before collected: To which are prefixed, a biographical essay on the genius and productions of Hogarth and explanations of the subjects of the plates, by John Nichols, London: Baldwin and Cradock, circa 1822. Folio 63.5 x 48cm.Condition ReportNew spine wear to original Morocco leather and gilt front and back, some slight spotting in places.
Lot 127
Squadron Leader J.W. Turton Jones R.A.F.: - a hand written journal "Fighter Command 1940" which describes events from 11th January to 5th October, five other hand written journals dating from 1936 to 1949, a folio of personal letters and journals relating to his attempts at writing works of fiction, a small quantity of photocopied announcements from The Times newspaper relating to his RAF career; two Photocopied Log Books: - Pilot Officer J.D.N. Gray from February 1959 to May 1962, which includes the Beverly Crash Report and pictures 17th May 1962, Thorny Island; and Wing Commander J.N. Stacey October 1940 to July 1969 (qty)
Lot 71
A Post-war M.B.E. Group of Three Medals, comprising M.B.E. Breast Badge, Defence and War Medal, swing mounted as worn, together with the miniatures, awarded to Squadron Leader J. MacKenzie, Royal Air Force, late Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, who was a long-served Engineering Officer who oversaw important work in the development of the V-Force and in the introduction of the Skynet programme, the R.A.F’s first satellite in orbit, together with M.B.E. warrant dated 10 June 1948, commission warrants for Pilot Officer, R.A.F.V.R. dated 4 October 1945, and Flying Officer, R.A.F. dated 15 January 1948, newspaper cuttings, and a folio of photographs and diagrams relating to the Skynet military satellite system.
Lot 3268B
Set of Folio Society books, to include: Charlotte Bronte, 'Jane Eyre', Edward Holmes, 'The Life of Mozart', complete set of C. S. Lewis, 'The Chronicles of Narnia', Robert Graves, 'Goodbye to All That'; Eileen Power, 'Medieval Women', J. R. R. Tolkien, 'The Hobbit', 'The Folio Book of Humorous Verse', Arthur Conan Doyle, 'Sherlock Holmes: Selected Stories', and set of Arthurian stories to include: 'Arthur', 'Tristan', 'The Holy Grail'. (9)
Lot 3268C
Set of Folio Society books, to include: Homer's Iliad, John Byng, 'Rides Round Britain', A. J. P. Taylor, 'A History of England, 1914-1945', Brian Masters, 'French Short Stories', Elizabeth Gaskell, 'Wives and Daughters', T. G. H. James, 'Egypt Revisited: Artist-Travellers in an Antique Land', Roger Hudson, 'The Jubilee Years, 1887-1897', Rudyard Kipling, 'The Jungle Book', 'The Second Jungle Book', 'Just So Stories'; 'Captain Cook's Voyages, 1768-1779', Maya Angelou, 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings', R. L. Stevenson, Travels with a Donkey', Robin Lane Fox, 'Alexander the Great'. (14)
Lot 3232
SAMUEL RUDDER. A New History Of Gloucestershire. dated Dec 1st 1778, two double page engravings, one fold out and several other further engravings, 855 pages together with Appendix and Index, Folio. Finely bound, large fold out map of Gloucestershire to front, includes a History of the City of Gloucester, one further fold out plate to the text, with several illustrations.This is possibly one of the very early editions, which is believed were sold with plates missing as they were not ready.
Lot 3283
Set of J. R. R. Tolkien books, to include 'The Fellowship of the Ring' (London: George Allen and Unwin, eleventh impression, 1978), 'The Two Towers (London: George Allen and Unwin, tenth impression, 1978), 'The Return of the King' (London: George Allen and Unwin, tenth impression, 1978), all with original dust jackets. With 'The Hobbit' (London: Folio Society, 1979). (4)
Lot 324
Yeats (William Butler) The Lake Isle of Innisfree... also an Appreciative Note by George Sterling, printed in red and black, borders decorated in green and gilt, tipped in manuscript facsimile frontispiece, original green boards, neatly and sympathetically rebacked, [Wade 143], folio, San Francisco, John Henry Nash, 1924.⁂ Scarce.
Lot 125
Hughes (Ted) Ruth Fainlight and Alan Sillitoe. Poems, number 281 of 300 copies signed by all three poets, original pictorial green calf, gilt, light rubbing to spine tips and corners, slip-case (extremities rubbed), [Sagar & Tabor A29], Rainbow Press, 1971 § Gunn (Thom) Madrakes, number 133 of 150 copies signed by the poet, illustrations by Leonard Baskin, original vellum-backed cloth, slipcase, Rainbow Press, 1973, 8vo & folio (2)
Lot 96
NO RESERVE Gibbons (Stella Dorothea, novelist, 1902-89) 5 Autograph Letters signed (2 to Lloyd Jones and 3 to Graham ?Greene), 8vo & folio, together 12pp., 1981, 1985 & 86, on a variety of matters, "Two darling little boys arrived last night, asking for 'any jobs to do - Dad told us to go out and get jobs and earn some money'. Rather shocked by this Dickensian announcement, I put them onto the belated washing up... after half an hour, I paid them off (£1 each!...) the elder one leapt up and bestowed a smacking kiss, directing the younger - 'Go on, kiss her.' 'Her' was much moved and pleased by this tribute, and sent them off beaming into the icy black night," folds.
Lot 126
Hughes (Ted) Moortown Elegies, number 132 of 175 copies signed by the author, title in red and black, illustrations by Leonard Baskin, original pictorial limp vellum, gilt, a little yellowed, t.e.g., others uncut, slip-case, [Sagar & Tabor A57a.1], folio, Cambridge, Rampant Lions Press for Rainbow Press, 1978.
Lot 191
Murdoch (Dame Iris, novelist and philosopher, 1919-99) Autograph manuscript early drafts signed from "Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals", 3½pp., [c. 1990]; and 2 others, comprising: autograph manuscript card of the opening of her novel, The Bell, and an Autograph Note signed, n.d., folio & v.s. (5 pieces).⁂ Part of an early draft published as pp. 115 & 116 and part of Chapter Nine."In Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals (1992), which wrote up the Gifford lectures she had given in 1982, Murdoch spoke of positive icons like objects of prayer: objects, persons, events whose contemplation bought an access of good spiritual energy. It was received with a certain baffled respect." - Oxford DNB.
Lot 172
Maugham (William Somerset) The Judgement Seat, frontispiece by Ulrica Hyde signed by the artist below in pencil, some very light fading to covers, Centaur Press, 1934; The Unconquered, tissue dust-jacket, spine ends and corners a little chipped, New York, House of Books, 1944; The Book-Bag, frontispiece portrait, uncut and unopened, dust-jacket, spine ends and corners, a little chipped and creased, Florence, G. Orioli, 1932, limited editions signed by the author, original cloth or boards, near-fine generally, [Stott A48, A62 & A43b]; and 10 others, periodicals with contributions by Maugham, 8vo & folio (13)
![[NATURAL HISTORY]. ORNITHOLOGY & OTHER Thorburn, Archibald. British Birds, new edition, second impression, four volumes,](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/40614dcd-9cf3-4a31-839d-ade900d4b512/7450c140-d5ba-47c3-8904-adec01096745/468x382.jpg)
Lot 510
[NATURAL HISTORY]. ORNITHOLOGY & OTHER Thorburn, Archibald. British Birds, new edition, second impression, four volumes, Longmans, Green & Co., London, 1931, original scarlet cloth, colour plate illustrations, octavo; Blackburn, Hugh. Birds Drawn from Nature, Edmonston & Douglas, Edinburgh, 1862, quarter leather, pictorial title page, twenty-three full-page illustrations (including title, as called for), folio; and two other works, (7). Condition Report : Thorburn: Spines evenly faded; Blackburn: Covers rubbed and soiled; corners worn; losses to spine ends; upper-fore edge corners stained; some mid fore-edge staining and soiling. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
![[MISCELLANEOUS] The Paris Universal Exhibition Album 1889, Stiassny & Rasetti, London / Paris / New York, as dated, orig](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/40614dcd-9cf3-4a31-839d-ade900d4b512/19843a07-c5a7-41f0-9d7f-adef00ba8d6e/468x382.jpg)
Lot 522
[MISCELLANEOUS] The Paris Universal Exhibition Album 1889, Stiassny & Rasetti, London / Paris / New York, as dated, original crimson cloth gilt, parallel English / Spanish / French text, full-page and text illustrations, folio; and Switzerland: its Scenery and People, Blackie, London, 1881, green cloth gilt, all edges gilt, plate and text illustrations, tall quarto, (2). Note: This lot sold with all faults, not subject to return. Condition Report : Exhibition: Covers worn, with losses to spine strip; binding broken between pp.x and xi; Switzerland: Spine strip split along upper joint and with losses to ends; hinges tender; some plates detached. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Lot 1143
Folio Society - A collection of travel related decorative hardcover fiction books comprising of Into The Dark Continent The Travels of Henry Morton Stanley, William Russell Special Correspondent of the Times, Pathfinders of the American West, The Fatal Shore, London Characters and Crooks, Captain Cooks Voyage, T E Lawrence - Seven Pillars of Wisdom and more. Comes with Diary of a shopkeeper Thomas Turner.
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