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Lot 160
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM: HISTORICAL PAGEANT: late Victorian album of approx 60 photographs depicting historical pageant scenes at an unidentified location (Yorkshire?), images of various sizes, majority mounted to card leaves of period, half morocco album, oblong folio, spine frayed but contents generally sound. (1)
Lot 161
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM: NORTH AFRICA: large 19thc album containing approx 55 albumen print photographs, North African views inc. town and port of Oran: Tlemcen, various views: Biskra and others, mounted singly or in multiples to thick card leaves, period cloth album, oblong folio, toning and foxing. (Album)
Lot 173
KAPOIAN-KOUYMJIAN (Angele & Dickran): 'The Splendor of Egypt...a commentary on Napoleon Bonaparte's Expedition (1798-1801) and the Description de L'Egypte', New York, Caravan Books, 1975: No.474/1000 copies numbered: large folio, publishers quarter leather with slipcase, light wear to extrems. (1)
Lot 191
SUSSEX TOPOGRAPHY: SITWELL (Osbert): 'Brighton', London, Faber, 1938: 3rd edition: 8vo, dustjacket a little chipped to edges else VG: with approx 50 other vols, Sussex topography, generally in very good condition, plus '250 Years of Map Making in the County of Sussex 1575-1825', introduction by R A Skelton, large folio. (Quantity)
Lot 49
MARITIME ACCOUNTS, MID 18th CENTURY: Dr Samuel Wallis Esq with James Dickson, statement of accounts, London 20th Dec 1760, manuscript on paper, folio, old folds: together with 6 other items, manuscripts on paper, 18th-early 19thc, to include military order dated 28th Sep 1710: naval order, Admiralty Office 17 October 1728, etc, condition variable. (7)
Lot 82
ARTS MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE: 'Rules and Orders of the Society Instituted at London for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce...' London, printed by Order of the Society, 1760: unbound and rough trimmed, stitched as issued, 24pp: 'The Speech of the Lord High-Steward upon proceeding to judgement against James Earl of Derwentwater...': London, printed for Jacob Tonson, 1715: 4pp, folio, drop head title, browned: with 6 others, disbound, 17th-18thc. (8)
Lot 1
Two bound volumes of The New York Times dating from July 1st 1945 through to July 31st 1945 following through the year of the war, many advertisements, illustrations, sporting articles and bound in copies of The New York Times Magazine, 58cm x 43cm, elephant folio, bound in green cloth with black titles and dates on the backstrip
Lot 10
Cowles, Fleur (ills) and Vavra, Robert"Tiger Flower", Collins 1968, full page and other colour ills throughout, inscribed and signed by the artist 'For Richard Bryant 'Pour Memoire' Fleur Cowles Meyer, Palais de Monaco 1970', olive green check cloth, silver titles, dj not price clipped, dj has shelf wear and some staining in the bottom right hand corner, small folio
Lot 100
Railway interest: Perry, George (ed) "King Steam Selected Railway Paintings and Drawings by C Hamilton-Ellis", The Sunday Times Magazine, London 1971, The Westerham Press, Kent, no.1201 of a limited edition of 3000 volumes, oblong elephant folio, black cloth with black slip case and various other volumes to include "Early Railways", "British Steam Locomotives", "Female Railway Workers in World War II", etc (15)
Lot 105A
Larsson Stieg ' The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' MacLeHose Press 2008, dust jacket, not price clipped. glassine cover, 'The Girl who Played with Fire' MacLeHose Press 2009, dust jacket , not price clipped, glassine cover,' The Girl who Kicked the Hornets' Nest' MacLeHose Press 2009, dust jacket , not price clipped, Scorpion Press Dick Francis 'Second wind', 1999, no 4 of 110 limited edition copies, signed. Pelecanos George P. ' Right as Rain, 20012, no 9 of 99 limited edition copies, signed Ellory R. ' The Anniversary Man' 2009, 'File Copy' of 70 numbered copies, signed, and Folio Society, Frank Herbert 'Dune', 2015 with slip case ) 7)
Lot 12
Sporting interest to include "Baily's Magazine", 12 vols in blue blindstamped and gilt decorated cloth, all boards rather rubbed and worn, middle 1860's, one copy 1896, blue boards and quarter leather, "The Lonsdale Library" to include 'Mountaineering' 'The Keeper's Book' , 'The Game of Cricket' x 2, 'Horsemanship' , 'Racquet, Squash, Tennis, Fives and Badminton' and 'The HIstory of Hunting' , various covers and other related volumes including Arlott, John and Daley, Arthur "Pageantry of Sport ...", Paul Elek Productions 1968, owner's inscription on endpaper , pictorial ep, green cloth with a cream backstrip, dj not price clipped, oblong folio
Lot 31
Pevsner "The Buildings of England", 'Gloucestershire: The Vale and the Forest of Dean', Penguin Books 1970 and 'Gloucestershire: The Cotswolds', Penguin Books 1970, black cloth, dj Bound copies of The Country Life Illustrated, 2 vols 1902, vols 11 and 12 and 1900 vol 8, elephant folio "The Illustrated London News, Coronation Record No.1937" "Sites and Scenes of the World a Photographic Portfolio ...", W B Conkey Company 1895, numerous photographic ills, oblong folio, half leather, gilt titles on front board, front board detached and backstrip detaching (7)
Lot 34
Folio Society x 6 Lipton, James "An Exultation of Larks or The Venereal Game ...", Angus & Robertson 1968, ills, grey cloth, dj price clipped Wainwright, A "Memoires of a Fellwanderer", bearing facsimile signature on tp, BCA 1993, maroon cloth, dj including 'In the Valleys of the Lakeland', Michael Joseph 1992 and 'In the Limestone Dales', Guild Publishing 1991, both with dj Carr, J L "A Month in the Country" and other titles Wilder, Thornton "The Ides of March", Longmans Green & Co 1948, blue cloth, dj not price clipped and other volumes (1 box)
Lot 36
Set of 'Miniature Poets', Milton, Wordsworth, Longfellow, Scott, all within their own fitted box, W Kent & Co, n.d., green cloth, decorated ep and gilt titles, lid to the box has suffered and Assorted childrens books to include:- Tarrant, Margaret "Verses for Children", in poor condition Dr Seuss "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish and Blue Fish", Collins & Harvill 1960 Lancaster, Osbert "The Saracen's Head or the Reluctant Crusader", John Murray 1948, dj but chipped Dulac, Edmund (ills) "Stories from Hans Andersen", Calla edition, Mineola, New York 2008, colour plates, decorated ep, green pictorial boards "Martyn Green's Treasury of Gilbert and Sullivan", edited and annotated by Martyn Green, ills by Lucille Corcos with arrangements by Dr Albert Sermay, Michael Joseph 1961, folio Eaton, Mary E "The Arc and Nonsense Line", disbound and not complete Nesbitt, E "The Railway Children", with drawings by C E Brock 1906, blue blindstamped cloth Dixon, E (ed) "Fairytales from the Arabian Nights", J M Dent & Sons 1951, decorated ep, decorated boards, dj Tolkein, J R R "The Hobbit or There and Back Again" 1942, green cloth and two other volumes (19) Condition ReportPlease see additional images
Lot 39
Stokes, Vernon and Harnett, Cynthia "Junk, The Puppy", Blackie & Son, n.d., ills, folio, pictorial ep, pictorial boards with cloth backstrip, dj has been repaired not price clippedLane Foster, Marcia "Let's Do It, Sketches of Children", Collins 1938, colour frontis, ills, colour plates, orange boards with black titles, dj not price clipped, some loss to the backstrip, glassine coverStrachey, Lytton "Ermantrude and Esmerelda", ills by Erte, Anthony Blond 1969, ills, pink boards, dj not price clipped, glassine coverGalsworthy, John"The Awakening", ills by R H Sauter, William Heinemann, colour frontis with tissue guards, ills throughout, pictorial ep, brown cloth with gilt titles, dj Masefield, John "Philip the King", with ills by Lawrence Irving, William Heinemann 1928, this edition limited to 360 copies of which 350 are for sale, no.78, signed by John Macefield and Laurence Irving, pictorial ep, black cloth, gilt decorations, dj not price clipped, glassine cover Beaton, Cecil (ills)"The School for Scandal by Sheridan", Folio Society 1946, colour and black and white ills, red cloth with gilt decorations, dj not price clipped, glassine cover and two other volumes
Lot 46
Audubon, John James "The Original Watercolour Paintings for Birds of America", reproduced in colour for the first time from the collection at the New York Historical Society, American Heritage Publishing Company, New York 1966, 2 vols, colour plates, some folding, folio, brown cloth with initialled signature on front boards, marbled ep, in original fitted marbled paper slipcase with satin ribbon to remove the vols without damage
Lot 77
Conan Doyle A. 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' third edition, George Newnes, 1894 The Strand Library, inscription inside front board and on title page, ills throughout, front hinge cracked, the whole bumped and worn, The Strand Magazine vol XLII July - Dec 1911, pages loose and repaired, worn, to contain authors P.G. Wodehouse, H.G. Wells, Arthur Conan Doyle etc.with Folio Society 'Crime Stories from the Strand', in slip case ( 3)
Lot 80
The Victoria History, The Counties of EnglandElrington, C R (ed) "A History of the County of Gloucester", vol 8, Oxford University Press 1968, plans, maps, photographic ills, etc, red cloth, armorial arms to front board, gilt titles, folio "The Gloucestershire Record Series", vol 14 'A Calendar of the Registers of Apprentices of the City of Gloucester 1595-1700', 'The Court Books of the Manner of Cheltenham 1692-1803' and 'A Calendar of Summary Convictions at Petty Sessions 1781-1837', all published by The Bristol & Gloucestershire Archaeological Society (4)
Lot 428
Laurie, Robert and Whittle, James - A New and Elegant General Atlas, 7th edition, folio, half calf, with engraved frontis, dedication page (to the Princess of Wales) - 1cm. tear to lower margin, coloured engraved elementary map and 37 other numbered hand-coloured maps, including two double page, loss to upper right margin of map of South America, front board hinge weak, London, 1810
Lot 485
SIR EDUARDO LUIGI PAOLOZZI, CBE RA (British 1924-2005) A PORTFOLIO OF PRINTS, "Bunk!," 1972, comprising forty-five lithographs and color-screen prints along with title page, text and justification, list of plates, and two leaves of introductory text in a blue card folder, signed, dated in pencil, numbered 40/100 in black ink. Printed by Advanced Graphics, London, for Snail Chemicals Publishing, London, folio: 17 6/8" x 12 1/2". Provenance: Exhibited in "AN ART HISTORIAN COLLECTS: The David E. Brauer Collection" at the Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, Alabama, February 7 - November 29, 2020; Estate of David E. Brauer, Houston, Texas. Condition: A few prints appear to have lifted from the mounting paper, some prints have been additionally mounted to acid-free paper for exhibition in museum display case. Blue card folder cover appears to have considerable wear commensurate with age, generally in good condition. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS." NO REFUNDS will be issued based on condition.
Lot 128
A group of six A3 folios of Classic Architecture prints and plans, comprising 'Architecture of the Renaissance in England, by J. Alfred Gotch, pub. B. T. Batsford, 94 High Holborn, London, 1894, Vols I, II, III, IV, and VI, and 'Classic Architecture, a Series of Ten Plates Illustrating Typical Examples of the Grecian and Roman Orders', by Charles F. and George A. Mitchell, pub. B. T. Batsford, 94 High Holborn, London, 1901, each folio approximately 54 by 36cm. (6)Notes: these have not been checked and are assumed to be incomplete, some have been annotated with pencil markings, a/f in well used condition.
Lot 186
Andrew Geddes, (1783 - 1844) After Sir Anthony Van Dyck, Infanta Isabella, drypoint on paper, unframed, plate size is 22.5 x 15cm Footnote: Geddes owned a portrait of Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia thought to be by van Dyck between 1817 and 1821. He probably made this drypoint for a folio of prints (of which this is no.17) in the 1820s. There is apparently a complete set in Perth Museum and another impression in the National Gallery of Scotland - The National Gallery's version was printed from Geddes's plate by E.S. Lumsden.
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