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Lot 154
FOLIO SOCIETY, EDWARD GIBBON - 'THE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE', eight volume set in individual slip cases, 1983 - 1990, together with Daniel Defoe - 'A Tour Through The Whole Island of Great Britain', three volume set in a slip case , 1983¦Condition Report:Edward Gibbon has owner's bookplate inside cover of some volumes¦
Lot 165
THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS TRAHERNE, B.D. 1636?-1674 Now First Published From the Original Manuscripts' edited by Bertram Dobell, published by The Editor, 77 Charing Cross Road 1903, together with 'Macbeth by William Shakespeare' A Facsimile of The First Folio Text with an introduction by J. Dover Wilson, Litt. D.', printed at The Chiswick Press and published by Faber & Gwyer, and 'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam', presented by Willy Pogany, published by George G. Harrap & Co., inscription dated 1919 (3)
Lot 314
Large boxed limited edition facsimile folio book, limited edition 752 of 775 copies. Reproduction of the 18th century publication collection de Cinquante Vues du Rhin les plus Interessantes et les plus Pittoresques depuis Spire Jusqu'a Dusseldorf dessinees sur les lieux a' après Nature. First edition of this facsimile, published in 1980 by Paul Harris publishing. ISBN 0-86228-000-1. Cloth bound and comes with original box. 54cm x 43cm.
Lot 315
Large boxed limited edition facsimile folio book, limited edition of 775 copies. Reproduction of the 18th century publication collection de Cinquante Vues du Rhin les plus Interessantes et les plus Pittoresques depuis Spire Jusqu'a Dusseldorf dessinees sur les lieux a' après Nature. First edition of this facsimile, published in 1980 by Paul Harris publishing. ISBN 0-86228-000-1. Cloth bound and comes with original box. 54cm x 43cm.
Lot 108
DAVID ROBERTS R.A. (BRITISH 1796-1864) ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL - THE EAST END WALL Oil on panel(41cm x 30.5cm (16in x 12in))Provenance: Probably the artist's sale; Christie's London, 16 May 1865. lot124 as 'Ruins of part of St Andrews Cathedral' to James Nasmyth His sale; Christie's London, 25 July 1894, lot77 as 'Elgin Cathedral' to Leggatt's Presumably with Leggatt's where possibly purchased by Gilbert Leigh Marks, London and thence by family descent Note: Although Roberts left Scotland for London in 1823, he would often return to visit and record sites of architectural interest, a number of which he later intended to reproduce in etching as 'The monastic antiquities of Scotland'. During an early visit to St Andrews in 1829, he painted around six works of different views, the majority of which relate, though not exclusively to the cathedral and its grounds. Roberts shows here that he absorbed from the very beginning of his career, a scholarly interest in antiquities that he retained all his life. The composition is imbued with a wonderfully moody atmosphere as the decaying maginificence of the towering ruins of the east gable are contrasted against the menacing prescence of a leaden sky. Interestingly, a watercolour of this same composition dated 1828 is recorded in a private collection. The work also corresponds to a thumbnail sketch from Robert's 'Record Books' numbered 50 under the year 1831 that was purchased by the Duke of Bedford at the Sopciety of British Artists in 1831, no. 137 (RB50) as 'Ruins of the Cathedral of St Rule, St Andrews' but this version is more probably one of two other oils of St Andrews Cathedral that were among the pictures in Robert's studio when he died and included in his posthumous studio sale at Christie's London in 1865 We are grateful to Krystyna Matyjaszkiewicz for confirming the authenticity from photograps and for her assistance in preparing this catalogue entry Literature: Robert's Record Book, vol. 1, folio 53r, no.50, Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Conneticut
Lot 98
** Apollo 11.- The Times, "The Lunar Odyssey", special supplement reporting the first moon landing, colour and black and white illustrations, carefully folded down the middle, slight chipping and browning to edges, folio, August 7 1969.** This lot has been imported from outside the United Kingdom to be sold at auction under temporary importation, and therefore the buyer must pay the import VAT at a rate of 5%. On proof of export outside the United Kingdom, this duty can be refunded.
Lot 4079
Royalty - Abstracts from Diaries, a late Victorian-Edwardian titled ink manuscript precis of a diary, dated from 1878 to 1910, inscribed over 32 sheets and presumably kept by a gentleman connected to the Royal Court - ?possibly a Guards officer, he records calling at Buckingham Palace with J. Snowden in April 1879 and records that Queen Victoria returned from Florence, going to Ascot with J. Hollis and Charles Lewis (recurring friends through the notes) and noting that he sold his black cob for £18; 2nd March 1882, Roderick Maclean's assassination attempt of Queen Victoria, our author went with the Mayor to the Castle (presumably Windsor) to present an address of congratulations for the monarch's escape; 27th April 1882, he attended the wedding of Prince Leopold, the Duke of Albany to Princess Helen von Waldeck und Pyrmont at St. George's, Windsor, and notes seeing the arrival of European royals and embraces on the platform; 20th October 1882 a detachment of 2nd Life Guards returned from Egypt, on 15th November a reception was held for the Duke of Connaught on his return from Egypt at the castle, six days later Queen Victoria distributed medals to 300 officers in the quadrangle, the torchlight welcome was concluded by a select few being entertained by John Brown beneath the dining-room; 28th March 1883, the death of John Brown; a year later, her son Prince Leopold at Cannes and our author attends the funeral procession from Windsor Station to St. George's Chapel with Queen Victoria in her carriage, the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) and the Duke of Clarence on foot, and three bands of Guards, he was present at the funeral, too; between these notices he attends the theatre and an Electric & Gas Lighting Appliances display, takes his wife to London, attends the Lord Mayor's banquet, and makes typically English observations on the weather, etc., folio (33cm x 21cm), [1]
Lot 4125
Art - The Portfolio: An Artistic Periodical, five volumes: 1882, 1884, 1886, 1887, & 1888, illustrated with full-page etchings and photogravures, in-text illustrations, contemporaneously bound en suite by C.S. Smith, Edinburgh, stamped, in gilt leather over green cloth gilt, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers, folios (35.7cm x 27cm), (5); Celebrated Pictures Exhibited at the Manchester Royal Jubilee Exhibition: Fine Arts Section [...], London: J.S. Virtue, 1888, illustrated with line engravings and etchings, contemporary green quarter-morocco over pictorial cloth (disbound, rubbed), medium folio (46.5cm x 35cm), (1); Ruskin (John), Modern Painters, five volumes (of six, lacking index), Complete Edition, Sunnyside, Orpington: George Allen, 1888, black-ruled title, full-page engravings, contemporary cloth, 4to, (5), [11]
Lot 4131
Borges (Jorge Luis) & Daniélou (Alain), The Congress of the World, with miniatures of tantric cosmology, first separate edition, numbered 2112/4000, Milan: Franco Maria Ricci, June 1981, printed on Pietro Miliani of Fabriano hand-made paper, tipped-in colour plates, gilt lettered black cloth, top edge cut, others uncut, Solander box, folio, [1]
![Canterbury - Palaeography, The Eadwine Psalter - James (M.R., Provost of Eton, [editor]), The Canterbury Psalter, No. 5 of a](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/8f6ed392-12bf-406c-95f7-ad27009c49c3/f1803376-895a-4bf2-8c52-ad2e00f06581/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4135
Canterbury - Palaeography, The Eadwine Psalter - James (M.R., Provost of Eton, [editor]), The Canterbury Psalter, No. 5 of a limited edition of 425, London: Printed and Published for the Friends of Canterbury Cathedral, By Percy Lund, Humphries & Co Ltd, 1935, the Medieval illuminated manuscript printed in facsimile, contemporary bevelled cloth gilt, folio (33.5cm x 26.5cm), (1); Rackham (Bernard), The Ancient Glass of Canterbury Cathedral, London: Published for the Friends of Canterbury Cathedral, By Lund, Humphries and Company Limited, 1949, colour and monochrome plates, contemporary bevelled blue cloth gilt, folio (33cm x 26cm), (1), [2]
Lot 4136
Cartography - Black's General Atlas of the World, New and Revised Edition, Edinburgh: 1884, chromolithograph Flags of the All Nations frontispiece, the two-page maps printed in colour, contemporary red quarter-morocco over cloth gilt (rubbed and chipped), all edges gilt, medium folio (46.5cm x 36cm), (1); Bartholomew's Survey Atlas of England & Wales [...], The Edinburgh Geographical Institute, Under the Patronage of The Royal Geographical Society, 1903, printed in colour, quarter leather binding (disbound, rubbed and chipped), medium folio (46cm x 33cm), (1), [2]
Lot 4147
Folio Society - Collins (Wilkie) & La Dell (Edwin, illustrator), The Moonstone: A Romance, 1951, cloth, pictorial dustjacket, 8vo, (1); Homer: The Iliad, [&], The Odyssey, two volumes, 1975 & 1974, contemporary cloth, 8vo, (2); Janes Austen, (7); Anthony Trollope; further literature, various, [24]
Lot 4148
Folio Society - Hemingway (Ernest), five volumes, slipcase en suite, (5); Holt (Thaddeus), The Deceivers, two-volumes, (2); Graves (Robert), The Greek Myths, two volumes, slipcase en suite, (2); Golding (William), Lord of the Flies, slipcase en suite, (1); Christie (Agatha), Miss Marple Stories, slipcase en suite, (1); etc
Lot 4168
Military History - World War One - Association Copy, Ware (Fabian) & Blunden (Edmund), The Immortal Heritage: An Account of the Work and Policy of The Imperial War Graves Commission during twenty years 1917-1937, first and only edition, Cambridge: University Press, 1937, illustrated with thirty-two photographs, front dustjacket cover only, grey cloth, contemporary presentation ink MS presentation inscription: Presented by Sydney C. Hurst Esq to Lt Col. F.J. C ***, O.B.E., late Chief *** Officer to the Inspector War Grave's Commission, Oct 1937, 8vo, (1); The Book of the Anzac Memorial, New South Wales, first and only edition, Sydney: Beacon Press, 1934, tipped-in colour frontispiece, in-text illustrations, dustjacket over cloth boards, 4to, (1); Neuve Chapelle: India's Memorial in France, 1914-1918, London: Hodder & Stoughton, [n.d., 1927], fragmentary dustjacket over blue cloth, 8vo, (1); The Scottish National War Memorial, Illustrated in Colour, Edinburgh: 1932, dustjacket over brown cloth, folio, (1); The Time War Atlas and Gazetteer, 40 Coloured Maps of the War Areas, London: [n.d.], red cloth, 8vo, (1); The Western Front: Then and Now, London: [n.d.], pictorial red cloth, 8vo, (1), [6]
Lot 4177
Miscellaneous - Architecture, including Weaver (Lawrence, editor), Small Country Houses of To-Day, London: Country Life, [n.d., c. 1920], b/w illustrations, green cloth, small folio, (1); Holme (Charles, editor), Old English Country Cottages, London: The Studio, 1906, colour plates and b/w in-text illustrations, green cloth, small folio, (1); Pevsner's Guides, various imprints, h/b and p/b, (31); a late Victorian photograph album half-filled with scenes of British topography and architecture, including the Isle of Wight, blue cloth, 4to, (1); 20th and 21st century h/b non-fiction; some fiction; etc., [3 boxes]
Lot 4184
Miscellaneous - Travel, Jephson (John Mounteney, F.S.A.), Narrative of a Walking Tour in Brittany, first and only edition, London: Lovell Reeve, 1859, fold-out map, lacking stereograph frontispiece, not accompanied by the set of stereographs which were separately sold, contemporary cloth, 8vo, (1); Beaton (Cecil), Chinese Album, first edition, London: Batsford, Winter, 1945-46, b/w illustrations, pictorial dustjacket over yellow cloth, 8vo, &, Near East, second printing, first edition, London: Summer, 1943, pictorial dustjacket over red cloth, 8vo, (2); The Beauties of the Bosphorus, one separate volume composed of pages 79-164, illustrated with 40 full-page steel engravings and 1 map, contemporary quarter-morocco gilt (rubbed, chipped), 4to, (1); Hacker (Louis M.), The Shaping of the American Tradition, two-volume set, first trade edition, Columbia University Press: 1947, cloth, 8vo, (2); Boughton (George H., A.R.A.), Sketching Rambles in Holland, London: 1885, illustrated, pictorial red cloth, 4to, (1); Howitt (William), Homes and Haunts of the Most Eminent British Poets, two-volume set, second edition, London: 1847, contemporary printed boards, all-edges gilt, 8vo, (2); Seymour's Humorous Sketches, London: [1878], pictorial cloth, 8vo, (1); The Bystander, January to June 1916, in two contemporary cloth binders, folio, (2); Seven Pillars of Wisdom, first public edition, London: 1935, cloth, 4to, (1); another copy, third impression, London: August, 1935, cloth, 4to, (1); Stoddard's Portfolio of Photographs, Chicago: The Werner Company, [n.d.], b/w plates, cloth, oblong 4to, (1); Wallace's Photographic Gems of Art, Springfield: 1896, cloth, oblong 4to, (1); Romany/Gypsy; British East Africa; Ethiopia; Dickens; etc., [32]
Lot 4191
Periodicals - The Quarterly Review, fifteen volumes: March 1842, June 1842, October 1846, December 1847 & March 1848 (bound as one), September 1852, June & September 1855 (bound as one), October 1870, January 1871, July 1871, January 1872, January 1874, January 1875 (2), July 1877, & October 1877, mostly in contemporary wrappers (various states), 8vo, (15); The Art Journal, 1851, full-page engravings and in-text illustrations, contemporary quarter-morocco over cloth (rubbed, bumped), all-edges gilt, small folio, (1); The Gentleman's Magazine, April & May 1799, bound as one, engravings, paper wrappers, 8vo, (1); The New Monthly Magazine and Universal Register, 1819: Part I, January to June, various plates, contemporary quarter calf over marbled boards (disbound), endpapers en suite, contemporary local bookseller's ticket: R. Collinson, Bookseller, Mansfield, 8vo, (1), [18]
![Science - Hooke ([Robert], Fellow of the Royal Society), Micrographia: or some Physiological Descriptions of Minute Bodies Ma](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/8f6ed392-12bf-406c-95f7-ad27009c49c3/5ac38c78-e559-4db7-8062-ad2e00f098d9/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4195
Science - Hooke ([Robert], Fellow of the Royal Society), Micrographia: or some Physiological Descriptions of Minute Bodies Made by Magnifying Glasses/With Observations and Inquiries thereupon, first edition, second issue, the first edition sheets re-issued with a new title and its conjugate (containing the Royal Society's order for the book to be printed), London: Printed for John Martyn, Printer to the Royal Society, 1667, a respectable but defective and disbound copy, textually complete but for the lacking imprimatur leaf and the incomplete tables, title-page printed in black and with the engraved Royal Society coat of arms, woodcut initials and headpieces, pp: [xl], 246, illustrated with 22 engraved plates only (of 38, the iconic Plate XXXIV of a flea also lacking), most double-page or folding, generally a well-margined copy with some chips (mostly prelims), title-page toned and scuffed, the margins with occasional thumbed soiling, top fore corner with gradually fading small stain until [N 4], some brown spots here and there, the plates conforming - and with one or two old repairs in places, late 19th century brown morocco over marbled papered boards only, conforming marbled endpapers, perished fragmentary spine, [Wing H2621; Keynes 7b] folio, [1]"[T]he most ingenious book that I ever red in my life", according to the diarist Samuel Pepys. Hooke's most famous work, the first full record of microscopic observations made with Hooke's compound microscope, some of the plates likely engraved by Sir Christopher Wren.The first issue of the first edition was published in 1665 by John Martyn and James Allestry for the Royal Society. The Great Fire of 1666 destroyed Allestry's premises and this second issue was published either with the names Martyn and Allestry or with Martyn's name alone. Although the text sheets are those of the 1665 first edition, the plates in this copy were evidently reprinted.
Lot 52
The photographic archive for the advertising work of Nancy Fouts (American, 1945-2019) whilst working for the Shirtsleeve Studio and Fouts & Fowler. A large folio filled with numerous photographs, posters, magazine cuttings, photographic prints, and boards. Documenting Nancy's work for companies such as; British Telecom, Conservatives Party, British Airways, Interflora, Silk Cut cigarettes, Philips Radio, Renault, London Film Festival, Palmolive, Natwest, British Film Institute,NOW! magazine, Virgin Atlantic, British Tourist Authority, Superkings,WoolTweed, Terry's Milk Chocolate, Newcastle Brown Ale, Ariel washing powder, Superkings cigarettes, Air Canada, Sally Hansen, Parker pens, Jacob's cream crackers, Lypsyl, Eurostar, Pickfords, The Tate Gallery for London Underground, Royal Mail, BMW, NSPCC, Legal & General, Kenko Coffee, Johnnie Walked whisky, Smirnoff vodka, Lynx, TWA, Four Roses whisky, American Airlines, K Shoes, Trans World Airlines, Penguin biscuits, Hoppe gin,1973 Fitzrovia Festival, Harvey Nichols, Potterton boilers, Leo Burnett Advertising, and the Health Departments' Chief Medical Officers anti-smoking campaign. The largest board; 76cm x 51cm. (Qty)Footnote: Provenance: Direct from the estate of Nancy Fouts (1945-2019)See the Dawsons website article for further informationBefore setting out as an artist, Nancy Fouts worked in advertising with her then husband Malcolm Fowler (1943-2012) running both the Shirtsleeve Studio and Fouts & Fowler which was was based at 30 Tottenham Street, London W1.
Lot 126
A silver-mounted leather folioFabergé, Moscow, 1908-1917rectangular, with neo-classical borders, centred with oval reserve engraved in Cyrillic with name 'Gavriil' and surmounted with silver ribbon-tied bow; all mounted on brown leather-covered folio; verso with four silver cast supports chased with laurel garlands; interiors lined with moss-green moire silk with pockets, mounted with brown card pages, 84 standard 38.3 x 27cm (15 1/8 x 10 3/8in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 112
Turkey.- Preziosi (Amedeo) Stamboul: Recollections of Eastern Life, tinted lithograph title, trimmed and laid down, 24 chromolithographed plates only (of 29), captions in English and French, spotting, faint water-staining, short marginal tear to one plate, large tear above captions of one plate (c.290 mm), disbound, folio, 1858.
Lot 131
NO RESERVE World.- A Series of Maps, Modern and Ancient ... under the supervision of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 61 hand-coloured engraved maps, some duplicates, many with tissue repairs, contents leaf with large loss (tissue repairs), original paper wrappers to several parts, many laid down on tissue or linen, loss to edges, disbound, Charles Knight, 1845-47; The Stars in Six Maps, 6 hand-coloured maps, tissue repairs, loss to title foot affecting imprint, [Charles Knight], n.d., ex-library with labels to map verso, occasional blind-stamps, occasional pencil and ink annotations to covers, housed in a modern drop-back box, small label to spine, slight bumping to corners, folio; sold as a series of maps, not subject to return
Lot 146
NO RESERVE Nottinghamshire.- Place (George Gordon) Plans, Sections, and Elevation to the Chancel All Saints' Church, Hawton, Nottinghamshire, 5 lithographed plates, tears and creases, all leaves either neatly repaired or laid down, original paper wrappers, marginal tears, laid down, spine strengthened, elephant folio, Cambridge, John Thomas Walters, 1845.⁂ Scarce. Only 4 on Library Hub; BL, University of Cambridge, University of Nottingham and Chetham's Library.
Lot 149
Atlases.- Britain.- Bacon (G. W.) New Large-Scale Atlas of the British Isles, 103 maps or plans with contemporary hand-colouring, one map detached and frayed at margin but not affecting image, some light spotting to first few pp., contemporary half calf, gilt, calf worn with joints splitting, folio, G. W. Bacon, 1892.
Lot 150
Atlases.- England and Wales.- Cruchley (George Frederick) Railway & Station Map of England and Wales, engraved double-page title and 66 double-page maps with bright hand-colouring, nicks and tears, some tears torn and repaired, some light marginal toning and surface dirt, title working loose but reinforced with paper support verso, contemporary half calf, rubbed, folio, [c.1879.]
Lot 151
Atlases.- London.- Bacon (George W.) New Large-Scale Ordnance Atlas of London & Suburbs with Supplementary Maps..., title, contents, two index maps, one for nine-inch scale and the other four-inch scale maps, with 34 double-page maps at nine-inch scale, 25 double-page maps at four-inch scale, four double-page geological maps of the environs of London, and 10 further supplementary maps, lithographs printed in colours, each double-page approx. 350 x 525 mm (13 3/4 x 20 3/4 in), occasional finger-soiling, surface dirt and minor browning, original gilt calf covers, rebacked and edges restored, folio, [circa 1886]Provenance:W.C. Rand [bookplate to pastedown]
Lot 153
Atlases.- World.- Janvier (Jean) and others. Composite atlas containing 23 Paris-published double-page maps, including maps by Vaugondy, Bonne, Sanson, Janvier, De L'Isle, and others, with continental maps of America, Africa, and regional European maps, including manuscript title that reads 'Atlas dont le maître en est Rigras 1783.84.85.86', with other ink inscriptions, engravings, some with hand-colouring, each sheet approx. 540 x 720 mm (21 1/4 x 28 1/4 in), tipped in on stubs, some leaves loose, many missing, handling creases and folds throughout, rough edges, some browning and surface dirt, contemporary marbled boards, spine splitting with loss, very worn, folio, [circa 1760-1780s].
Lot 157
Atlases.- World.- Philip (George) New General Atlas, 74 lithograph double-page maps and charts, contemporary hand-colouring, light spotting and surface dirt, some maps torn at central fold, some marginal nicks and tears, a few maps detached, these with frayed edges, upper hinge largely broken, original red morocco, gilt, rubbed and soiled, folio, George Philip & son, 1858.
Lot 242
NO RESERVE London.- House of Commons.- The Several Plans and Drawings referred to in the Second Report from the Select Committee upon the Improvement of the Port of London, atlas volume only, title and 14 large engraved plans, some hand-colouring, many folding, some minor browning and surface dirt, a few nicks and tears, c. 1799; bound with The Several Plans and Drawings Referred to in the Third Report... upon the Improvement of the Port of London, title and 24 engraved plans, some hand-colouring, many folding, some minor browning and surface dirt, a few nicks and tears, rebacked, marbled boards, elephant folio, 28th July 1800
Lot 49
Middle East.- Shaw (Thomas) Travels or Observations relating to several parts of Barbary and the Levant, 2 parts in 1 vol., first edition, half-title, title printed in red & black with engraved vignette, 20 engraved plates on 17 leaves, 1 folding and 3 printed on both sides, 11 engraved maps, 7 folding, 1 folding table, engraved head & tail pieces, initials and decorations, woodcut diagrams, occasional short marginal tears neatly repaired, occasional faint spotting, modern morocco with contemporary panelled calf and contemporary spine label laid down, [Blackmer 1533], folio, Oxford, 1738.⁂ "Shaw was chaplain to the English factory at Algiers from 1720 to 1723. During this period he visited Egypt, Sinai, Palestine, Cyprus and most of North Africa ... [The work] is especially esteemed for its botanical and zoological plates, in addition to the information Shwa imparts on the antiquities, geology and geography of the areas he visited." (Blackmer).
Lot 63
China.- Mennie (Donald) The Pageant of Peking, first edition limited to 1000 copies, 66 photogravure plates, scattered faint marginal spotting, previous owner's ink inscription to front free endpaper, original blue silk, lightly faded at edges, slight bumping to corners and extremities, folio, Shanghai, 1920.
Lot 66
NO RESERVE Europe.- Photograph Album.- Europe and the United Kingdom, four albums, including Oxford, Edinburgh, German, Swiss and French towns, c.130 black and white photographs across c.100ff, some with manuscript captions, other photographs, scraps and mixed cuttings loosely inserted, some foxing and spotting, [c.1890]; and another album, c.20 mounted colour plates of English country houses, mounted engraved views, scraps and other cuttings, [c.1890], all original half-morocco or boards, rubbed, one with cloth upper cover partially detached, folio, (5)
Lot 70
France.- Benoist (Felix) Normandie Illustrée: Monuments, Sites et Costumes, 5 pictorial titles, colour-printed map, 20 only (of 24) tinted lithograph costume plates by Hippolyte Lalaise, 120 only (of 150) tinted lithograph views after Benoist, plates and text loose as issued, occasional light spotting, folio, 490 x 335 mm (19 1/4 x 13 1/4 in), Nantes, Charpentier, 1852[-1856].
Lot 127
Peking Jung Pao Chai, Publishers, Ode to the artist Ch'i P'ai-shih (1864-1957). Peking, 1953, a collection of approx. 150 woodblock prints bound Chinese style in two vols. with gold splashed dark blue wrappers,folio, in a brocade outer folding caseCondition: Overall Good condition Apparently complete Slight loss to wrapper bearing title by spine. Contents clean Some marks to brocade.
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