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Vintage Admiralty Charts- Folio of 48 British Admiralty charts in original linen folder labelled "Folio 8a", comprising No.1 (1665) Nisos Lesvos and Candali Korfezi (Sept 1974) to No. 49 (2237) Kerempe Burnu to Yasun Burnu (Oct 1974). Excellent condition, some creases along folds, and edges. 48 charts in total, c.1970-1975.(No. 45 and 48 missing).Provenance- from Shell Tankers (UK) Ltd vessels, they belonged to vendor's relative who worked in the Royal London, and East and West India Docks, London.

NO RESERVE Britain.- Arlott (John) John Speed's England A Coloured Facsimile of the First Edition, 4 vol., maps and illustrations, most in colour, 1 vol. with ink stamps to margins, original half cloth, slip-cases with paper book labels, rubbed, extremities a little worn, 1953-4; and 3 others British atlases by Bartholomew, folio (7)

Dante.- Microscopic typography.- Cossovel (Francesco) Divina Commedia. Trascritto micro calligrafico a mano libera senza uso di lente, single folio broadside with Dante's full text for The Divine Comedy, presented in three cantica within architectural frame, lithograph, sheet approx. 615 x 430 mm (24 1/4 x 17 in), laid onto card support, old folds and handling creases, some splitting and damage, notably in lower left corner, some even toning and surface dirt, unframed, 1888.⁂ After the pain for the death of his son, as written by Guido Manzini in 1963 on the magazine Studi Goriziani, Cossovel developed the ability to see very small objects: from this moment he made the decision to transcribe the work of Dante on a large vellum leaf - today lost - through a specially designed pen. The title specifies that the text is "composto di 14.233 versi, c.a. 96.000 parole., c.a 400.000 lettere.

Yorkshire, Wass & Byland.- [Record by Richard Barnes deputy of Marmaduke Wilson Collector in York of an agreement by Richard Vaughan buying land in Wass from Queen Elizabeth I for forty shillings], D.s. "Richard Barnes" and "John Jackson", manuscript, 1p., folio, 1588; and 9 other legal agreements relating to purchases of land in Yorkshire by Richard Vaughan of York, 1587-88, folds, browned and some staining, edges with small tears and chipped, folio (10 pieces).⁂ Wass, a small village in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, a short distance from the village lie the ruins of Byland Abbey.

Heraldry & Genealogy.- Fortescue, manuscript index of names for a work of ?grants of arms or ?pedigrees, 23pp., first f. soiled and stained, small piece of lower right hand corner torn away, hinges strengthened, unbound, stitched as issued, Unicorn watermark, sm. folio, [c. 1610].⁂ An index, for a collection of grants or pedigrees perhaps compiled by a herald or someone in the legal profession. At the top of the first page may be instructions to a printer, in another hand, "from 45 to 93". Names, include: Bardolph, Cokayne, Clopton, Dethick, Essex, K. Henry 7, Jerningham, Kevelock baron, Sidney, Yelverton.

NO RESERVE Charles II.- Dering (Sir Edward, second Baronet, politician, 1625-84), Hyde (Laurence, first Earl of Rochester, politician, bap. 1642, d. 1711), Godolphin (Sidney, first Earl of Godolphin, politician, 1645-1712) and others. Treasury Warrant authorising Baptist May Keeper of the Privy Purse to pay £600 into the Exchequer from Customs and duties on wine, D.s., manuscript, 1p. with conjugate blank, small tear along central fold, folds, browned, folio, Whitehall Treasury Chambers, 9th July 1679; and another, part of a Treasury document dated 1717, v.s., v.d. (2).

NO RESERVE Hampshire.- Receipt by Richard Holt of Buriton of rent from John White for two messuages etc. in Portsmouth, D.S. "Richard Holt" and two others, manuscript, 1p. with conjugate blank, margins creased, folio, 12th February 1682; and another, an ALs from John Lloyd of Poole, "Worthy Cosyn, I received the 50l. you sent me", 1622, v.s., v.d. (2 pieces).⁂ Buriton, two miles south of Petersfield.

NO RESERVE Chelsea Hospital.- Order to pay "Twelve hundred and foure poundes nineteen shillings... to the sevll. out penconers of Chelsy Hospitall...", 1p¼. with conjugate blank and docket, central fold strengthened with tape, 8th October 1706 § Barré (Isaac, army officer and politician, 1726-1802) Appointment of Frederick Vane "to receive and demand all such, Sums of Money... due to the Pensioners of His Majesty's Royal Hospital", 2pp., red wax seal, few small tears along folds, 1st August 1782, manuscripts, folds, browned, folio (2).⁂ First mentioned account for "Rent of Hackney Coaches 416.7.11½".

Cruizing against the Owlers.- Bush (Charles, Secretary of the Board of Ordnance) Letter signed to the Ordnance officers of Portsmouth, 1p. with conjugate blank and address panel, folio, [London], Office of Ordnance, 12th December 1751, an Order to remove "Guns Powder and Gunners Stores" from HMS Seahorse and the sloop Savage for storage during refit, these ships being employed "in cruizing against the Owlers", small hole in both ff., folds, browned.⁂ Owlers were smugglers, originally applied to smugglers of wool into France, and later a general term for smuggling including tobacco, tea and alcohol.

18th century Cavalry Officer.- McDowall (Captain) & KARR (Thomas, Sergeant) Account Book, 138 pp. excluding blanks, ruled throughout, some ff. excised at end, some heavy staining in places, browned, modern bookplate on front pastedown, original vellum, soiled, upper cover creased, later rebacked in reverse calf, folio, 1767-70.⁂ The accounts of a cavalry officer stationed at Gloucester in the years 1767-70. The manuscript commences with "Abstract of Capt: McDowall's Troops Rec.ts..." It is then followed by brief individuated accounts through to the end of 1770. Entries for payments including, "Surgeon and pay master 0-1-6", "To the Shoe Makers Bill 0-6-0", "To Black Ball in Wandsworth 0-1-10", "Duffa Breeches 0-5-3", "To yr. Wife 0-2-6", on behalf of Fran.s Lowther", "Serg.t Karr" (Sergeant Karr appears to have been the scribe of this manuscript), "John Coply Farrier", etc.

Indian Passport.- Passport to Sudanund Swamy Goud Suneashy to proceed to Benares, "permitted to pass with his attendants and baggage" - 8 Brahmins 1 Palanquin 4 Servants 3 Women 5 Horses 6 Bullocks, manuscript in English and Hindi, 1½pp., red wax seal, folds, browned, folio, 1824.

NO RESERVE Peace with America.- Pays (A.T. Sm., merchant) Autograph Letter signed to H.T. Sam Pays in Lisbon, 2¼pp. and address panel, folio, London, 15th March 1815, "We have now got the American Peace ratified", and business matters, folds, browned.⁂ The end of the 1812 War.

Quakers in Western New York.- Howland (Humphrey, land surveyor) 11 Autograph Letters signed to William Rotch Jr of New Bedford, Massachusetts, 27pp. with address panels, folio & sm. 4to, Scipio, near Aurora, [New York State], 13th August 1818 - 25th February 1833, relating to foreclosure of mortgages on land transactions in New Bedford § Burling (Samuel) 6 Autograph Letters signed to William Rotch Jr, 14pp. with address panels, folio & sm. 4to, Union Springs and Canandaigua, [New York State], 28th September 1818 - 31st January 1833, relating to the above § Parsons (Samuel) 3 Autograph Letters signed to William Rotch, (1 incomplete), 6pp., sm. 4to, Flushing, [New York], 12th February 1827 - 17th January 1831, relating to the above; and 5 other letters, including 1 from Daniel Kellogg, a few tears, most where opened, folds, browned, v.s., v.d. (26 pieces).

Scientific Notes.- Cahiers de mon grand-père Casimir Devina, manuscript in French, 74pp., 2 full page pen and ink drawings of pumping machines (1 by Watt) and numerous other pen and ink illustrations (including a balloon) in margins, 1 full-page drawing with large tear and creased, browned, a few ink marks, original wrappers, original pen title blotted out and supplied in later pen, slightly foxed, browned and creased, folio, dated in text 1824.

Norwich.- Notices and Illustrations of the Costume, Processions, Pageantry, &c. Formerly Displayed by the Corporation of Norwich, first edition, hand-coloured lithographed frontispiece and 21 hand-coloured plates, occasional spotting, contemporary half-morocco, rebacked with original spine laid down, gilt arms of Hudson Gurney to upper cover, a little rubbed, folio, Norwich, Charles Muskett, 1850.

Murder of the Monk of Whitby.- A true Account of the Murder of the Monk of Whitby by Lord William de Bruy... Lord Ralph de Piercy... with the Monk's Pennance laid upon them to be performed on Ascension Eve every year otherwise to forfeit their Lands to the Abbot of Whitby... 1159, manuscript, 2pp. with conjugate blank, small tear along fold, folds, browned, watermark C Taylor, folio, n.d., [c. 1820].

Australian Police.- Album of newspaper cuttings relating to the Australian Police Force, including an application form to join the police, 57pp. excluding blanks, some ff. loose, extensively browned, original half morocco, worn, upper cover detaching, spine defective with loss, folio, 1872-84.

Heskyns (Thomas) The Parliament of Chryste auouching and declaring the enacted and receaued trueth of the presence of his bodie and bloode in the blessed Sacrament, woodcut additional pictorial title, woodcut decorative initials, lacking printed title, ¶6, 3V1-6 and final blank, woodcut title repaired up upper outer corner with a little loss, water-stained, lightly browned, modern half calf, gilt, [STC 13250], folio, Antwerp, At the golden Angell, by VVilliam Silvius prynter to the Kynges Maiestie, 1566.

Montaigne (Michel de) Essayes, 3 parts in 1, second edition in English, translated by John Florio, woodcut decorations, title creased and slightly frayed, lacking leaf Z3, some underlining in red, some light water-staining, contemporary calf, worn, [STC 18042], folio, by Melch. Bradwood for Edward Blount and William Barret, 1613.⁂ Provenance: John Bardon (ink inscriptions dated 1665 on rear endpaper); Samuel Smyth (ink inscription to title, later annotations on front endpaper identifying him as vicar of Panton in Lincolnshire); other ink signatures of ?J. Burslem and S. Vaughan on front endpaper.

17th century Constable's Oath.- Dalton (Michael) The Countrey Justice, fifth edition, elaborate woodcut title, lacks A1 blank, some ff. loose or working loose, slightly browned, contemporary note of a Constable's oath in Secretary hand loosely inserted (incomplete), front free endpaper and upper hinge crudely strengthened with tape, some 17th century ink notes on free endpapers, contemporary boards, worn (calf removed), rebacked and recornered with modern tape, [STC 6210], folio, by the Assignes of John More, 1635.⁂ A 17th century Constable's Oath to apprehend "all Rogues, vagabonds, wanderinge & ydle [[er]sons", and to be sworn "So healpe yow God and the Content[es] of this booke."

Wright (John Michael) An account of His Excellence Roger Earl of Castlemaine's embassy, from His Sacred Majesty James IId. King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, &c. To His Holiness Innocent XI, first edition in English, engraved frontispiece and vignette dedication leaf by Arnold van Westerhout after Giovanni Battista Lenardi, engraved portrait by Robert White and 15 plates, including 1 large folding depicting a banquet, by Westerhout after Lenardi and others, large folding plate with splits at folds and some staining, some spotting and light staining, lightly browned, contemporary half calf, spine ends and corners worn, rubbed, [Wing W3702; cf. Lipperheide 2751 (Italian edition)], folio, Printed by Tho. Snowden for the author, 1688.⁂ Originally published in Italian the previous year. Wright was a painter who accompanied the Earl of Castlemaine's diplomatic mission to Rome, overseeing the Earl's elaborate procession to an audience with the Pope and the lavish banquet that followed.

Victorian Secular Journal.- Bradlaugh (Charles, editor) The National Reformer, 2 vol., vol. XIX & XX, new series, each vol. with an issue of "The Freethinker" magazine (1885 & 1889) bound at beginning, a few tears, browned, contemporary cloth boards, slightly rubbed, folio, January - December 1872.

Victorian Humour.- Cruikshank (Robert & George) & others. The Gallery of Comicalities, title and 176pp. excluding blanks of humorous cartoon clippings, tipped-in on pp., some manuscript notes in French on album ff., browned, original morocco-backed boards, rubbed, folio, n.d. [19th century].

Borges (Jorge Luis).- Newhouse (James, editor) Borges in Babel : The Venetian Hexagon, original holland-backed boards, lettered direct on upper cover, a few small dust marks, folio, n.p., no publisher, n.d.

Horses.- Tull (Jethro) The Horse-Hoing Husbandry: or, an Essay on the Principles of Tillage and Vegetation, first edition, for the Author, 1733, bound before, A Supplement to the Essay on Horse-Hoing Husbandry, second edition, for and sold by the Author, 1740, 7 engraved plates, 6 folding, occasional faint spotting, lacking preliminary blank, bookplate of the Earl of Mansfield, contemporary calf, rebacked, a little rubbed, bumping to corners and spine extremities, folio.

Mines administrator & mineral & book collector.- Mathematics.- [Oppel (Friedrich Wilhelm von)] Analysis Triangulorum, first edition, 13 engraved plates, of which 1 folding, errata f. at end, browned, contemporary drab limp boards, folio, Dresden & Leipzig, J.G.I. Breitkopf for G.D. Walther, 1746.⁂ Rare copy of this first complete work on analytical trigonometry. Despite his mathematical achievements Oppel is better known for his contributions to mining and metallurgy. Having held a number of senior positions in the mines of the Ore Mountains he went on to be a founder of the Bergakademie Freiburg, a specialist mining school. It was the first of its kind and remains the oldest surviving institution in this field. The core of the school's collections are made up from Oppel's own, and include minerals, books and mining models.

London.- Ambulator: or, a pocket companion in a tour round London, within the circuit of twenty five miles: describing whatever is most remarkable for antiquity, grandeur, elegance, or rural beauty: Including New Catalogues of Pictures, printed on bluish paper, folding hand-coloured engraved frontispiece map, some off-setting to title, some spotting, contemporary half calf, gilt, rubbed, a good copy, printed for J. Scatcherd, Ave Maria Lane, 1796; and Vestiges of Old London, 1851, 8vo & folio (2)

NO RESERVE Cooper (Sir Astley) and C. Aston Key, The Anatomy and Surgical Treatment of Abdominal Hernia in two parts, second edition, 29 plates only (of 30), one hand-coloured, hole to centre of most ff. of part 1, neatly restored, affecting text, residual adhesive from restoration to some leaves, occasional spotting, modern half-calf, a little rubbed, folio, 1827.

NO RESERVE Domenichino.- Cunego (Domenico) [Scenes from the Life of the Virgin, after frescos in the Capella Nolfi, Duomo of Fano], 13 plates only (of 16), engravings on thick Fabriano laid paper, several with text-based watermark and encircled fleur-de-lis, 11 sheets approx. 790 x 550 mm (31 1/8 x 21 3/4 in), and two smaller at 680 x 510 mm (26 3/4 x 20 in), all with full margins and deckled edges, one with perforation and loss in lower margin, otherwise scattered spotting, browning and surface dirt, with handling and drying creases, early 19th century brown wrappers, worn with nicks and tears, some repaired, oblong folio, [circa 1780]; bound with two further engravings after Domenichino by Cunego [1780]⁂ The sixteen scenes in Domenichino's cycle painted in the Nolfi family chapel were ruined by fire and unsuccessful restoration, they are now in 'extremely poor condition, many irreparably and weakly overpainted' [Richard Spear, Domenichino, 1982, p. 204].

NO RESERVE Fashion.- La Mode Illustreé Journal de la Famille, 5 vol., illustrations, occasional faint spotting, contemporary calf backed boards, rubbed, bumping and small loss to corners and extremities, folio, Paris, 1866-70; sold as a periodical, not subject to return

NO RESERVE Macquoid (Percy) A History of English Furniture [The Age of Oak; Walnut; Mahogany; Satinwood], 3 vol., first edition, plates. some colour, illustrations, captioned tissue-guards, occasional spotting, original buckram, rubbed, slight bumping to corners and extremities, spines faded, folio, 1904-08.

NO RESERVE [Collection des Prix que la ci-devant Académie d'Architecture], 114 engraved plates only, lacking title, occasional light marginal foxing or finger-soiling, contemporary half calf, spine ends chipped, corners worn, folio, [c.1791-1800]; sold not subject to return.

Krafft (Jean Charles) Plans, Coupes, elevations des plus belles maisons et des hotels construits a Paris et dans les environs, title in French, German and English, 89 engraved plates only (of 120), 2 double-page and folding, Paris, [1801-02], bound with Grands Prix d'Architecture et Autres Productions de cet Art, 24 engraved plates (?only), Paris, 1806, together 2 works in 1 vol., 6 additional architectural plates on blue paper bound at end, occasional light spotting, a few architectural sketches in pencil on blank leaves at end, index supplied in a contemporary hand, bookplate to pastedown, ownership blindstamp to endpaper, contemporary calf-backed boards, rubbed, extremities a little worn, folio.

Le Jeune de Boullencourt. Description Generale de L'Hostel Royale des Invalides etabli par Louis le Grand dans le Plaine de Grenelle pres Paris, 2 vol. (including atlas vol.), text vol. with engraved frontispiece, title vignette, 7 head-pieces and initials and 18 double-page and folding plans and views by Marot and Le Pautre and others, atlas vol. with 13 engraved plans and profiles only (of 14) of the Eglise Royale des Invalides, most double-page and folding, 1 with light wash colouring, 1 detached, 2 plates with numerous tears and repairs, creasing, occasional damp-staining, non-uniform contemporary calf, atlas vol. with French royal arms in gilt on covers, rubbing, wear to extremities, [Berlin Kat 2476; not in Fowler], folio & large 4to, Paris, Chez l'Auteur dans l'Hostel Royal des Invalides, 1683.⁂ Rare. This monumental work documents the construction and management of the Hôtel des Invalides, commissioned by Louis XIV in 1670 for the treatment and housing of wounded veterans. The design of the building was modelled on London's Chelsea and Royal Naval Hospitals, themselves designed by Wren and Hawksmoor.

Palladio (Andrea) The Architecture of A. Palladio, books 3 and 4 only (of 4), first English edition, 126 engraved plates on 111 sheets, damp-staining to foot, heavy in places, occasional chipping or tearing to margins, bookplate to pastedown, contemporary calf, worn, folio, for the Author, [1715-20].

Riou (Stephen) The Grecian Orders of Architecture, first edition, engraved title-vignette, 6 vignettes and 28 plates, some folding, some light offsetting, title lightly browned, occasional scattered spotting, later half calf sympathetically rebacked, rubbed, extremities a little worn, [Blackmer 1425; Harris 746], folio, by J. Dixwell, for the Author, 1768.⁂ "Riou was in Athens while Stuart and Revett were working there, and decided to produce an architectural theory for the use of the Greek architectural orders then being described and measured by Stuart and Revett." (Blackmer). The book is dedicated to James Stuart who, along with David Garrick, Soame Jenyns and George Stubbs, is included in the list of subscribers.

Sculpture.- Thorvaldsen (Bertel) Le statue e li bassirilievi inventati e scolpiti in marmo dal cavaliere Alberto Thorwaldsen scultore danese, 80 engraved numbered plates (including title) on 78 sheets, some spotting, mostly to first few ff., contemporary half calf, spine gilt and with orange leather label, spine faded, corners little worn, rubbed, folio, Rome, [Ferdinando Mori], 1811 [issued c.1817].⁂ A rare complete copy of this work documenting the output from the workshop of this important Danish sculptor. The book is considered one of the earliest publications to reproduce works by a contemporary artist, and led to an enhanced profile for the artist.

Taylor (G. L.) and Edward Cresy. The Architectural Antiquities of Rome, 2 vol., second edition, 129 engraved or lithographed plates and plans (numbered I-CIV & CVI-CXXX, plate CV was never published), some double, occasional foxing, offsetting, browning to text ff., contemporary half calf, rebacked, retaining original backstrip, corners bumped, folio, 1821-22 [actually c. 1836].⁂ The 1836 reissue has a surplus of sheets of the original letterpress and a number of the original lithographs either redrawn or interpreted as etchings and engravings, thus reducing the number of lithographs in the first edition from twenty to thirteen.

Wightwick (George) Select Views of the Roman Antiquities, lithographed pictorial title and 19 plates by Baynes, all on India paper and mounted, this copy with an additional lithographed "Specimen Plate" bound in, featuring hand-coloured design for a villa with plan, 1 text f. torn and repaired, some light marginal foxing, later half roan, spine rubbed, [Abbey Travel 182], folio, printed by Hullmandel for the author, 1827.

Giraldon (Adolphe, illustrator).- Virgilius Maro (Publius) Les Eglogues de Virgile, number 109 of 280 copies, this with copy with an original watercolour by Giraldon, with a signed presentation inscription to Paul Eudel 'pour mon vieil ami P. Eudel, août 1903, A. Giraldon', hand-coloured wood-engraved illustrations by Giraldon, occasional spotting, original limp vellum wrappers, gilt, housed in original cloth portfolio gilt, soiled, [Carteret IV, 403; Ray 306], folio, Paris, Plan, Nourrit & Co.,1906; and 5 original bookplate designs by the artist, his inscribed visiting card (probably relating to the bookplate designs), and 2 other unsigned watercolours, possibly not by Girladon, also 2 printed items relating to Alfred de Musset's Les Nuits, v.s. (10)⁂ 'His most considerable accomplishment as an illustrator...The grace and elegance of its title page set the standard for the book as a whole'. (Ray).

NO RESERVE Essex.- Emmison (F. G., archivist) A Map of the County of Essex from an Actual Survey by John Chapman and Peter André, facsimile edition, engraved title and 25 plates, all finely hand-coloured, small tear to title, neatly repaired, contemporary morocco backed boards, a little rubbed, ob. folio, [?1956].

De Bie (Jacques) Explication ou Description Sommaire des Medailles Contenuës en L'Oeuvre de la France Metallique, colophon dated 1635, 1636 bound before La France Metallique Contenant les actions celebres tant publiques que privees ..., engraved title, engraved portrait to verso, additional engraved title and 132 plates, 1636, and, Les Familles de la France ..., engraved title, 1 engraved plate, illustrations (full-page),colophon dated 1639; occasional spotting, marginal water-staining, later calf, gilt, cracked joints, a little rubbed, folio, Paris, Jean Camusat, 1636

Elzevier.- Fortification.- Dögen (Mathias) Architectura militaris moderna, 2 parts in 1, first edition, half-title, fine engraved pictorial title and 70 plates, all but one folding, woodcut decorative initials, 4, 2, and 4 ff. of supplementary tables bound in after pp.56, 96, and 200 respectively, sig. 3F misbound, a little creasing to some plates, some browning, spotting and staining, contemporary vellum, later gilt, spine in compartments and with later red morocco label to style, wormholes, particularly to spine, [Willems 1047; Berlin Kat. 2529 (1648 edition)], folio, Amsterdam, Louis Elzevier, 1647.⁂ 'Magnifique publication' (Willems). Dögen worked for the Admiralty in Amsterdam for a considerable time and later became military architect to Friedrich Wilhelm, Elector of Brandenburg, to whom the work is dedicated. Provenance: Initials DAP surmounted by bishop's hat (ink stamp to foot of title).

Essex.- Morant (Philip) The History and Antiquities of the County of Essex, 2 vol., 23 engraved plates, several folding, 1 or 2 trimmed, 10 engraved folding maps, list of subscribers, several tears to plates, maps and leaves, all expertly restored, abrasion mark to front pastedown where bookplate removed, hinges reinforced, later morocco, gilt, folio, 1768.

HALE (Kathleen): 'Orlando the Marmalade Cat..a Seaside Holiday', London, Country Life: folio, original publisher's cloth backed boards, old browned tape repair to upper free endpaper onto title gutter margin: title page stamped 'uncorrected proof only', loosely inserted note from J W-T reading 'uncorrected proof copy I acquired when a book editor at Country Life': together with 'Orlando Keeps a Dog', First Edition, some bumping and wear with endpaper joints cracked: with 3 shelves of other children's/illustrated books, misc vintage non-fiction and reference etc, generally in fair-good conditions. (3 shelves)

FARMERS JOURNAL: 'Evans & Ruffy's Farmers' Journal and Agricultural Advertizer..': bound volume containing Vol VIII No.431- Vol X No.530, Dec 1815-Nov 1817: large folio, contemporary sheep-backed boards, edges rough trimmed, contemporary tax stamps, binding rubbed, some general light browning and marks else good, for sale as a periodical. (1)

ATLAS: a large folio 'Survey Atlas of England & Wales' by Bartholomew; together with 2 vols of 'Historical Album of Greek War of Independence, 1821', large folio. (3)

MILILTARY: collection of English and German publications, largely World War II period, inc. bound volume of 'Der Schulungsbrief', 1940, contained in original cloth folder, 'Sieg der Waffen - Sieg des Kindes..', Berlin, circa 1942: sm. folio, printed paper covers worn and chipped - seemingly annotated by a British Nazi sympathiser of the period: misc. HMSO publications, small group of printed matter relating to the British Legion Battlefields Pilgrimages, 1920s etc. (Small carton)

ALBUM: oblong folio album, 19thc, worn half morocco, contents shaken: to include UK and foreign topographical photographs, various sizes, charcoal/pen and ink sketches, prints and portraiture, latterly into mid-20thc. (Album)

NAQUIN (Yves): 'Le Grand Prix Automobile de Monaco.., Histoire d'une Legende, 1929-60...', 1992, Editions Automobilia Monaco, No.231/999 copies, additionally signed by Naquin to title page: oblong folio, publisher's red morocco, gilt lettered, a few minor marks to edges else VG. (1)

FERRARI, 1955: Ferrari Yearbook 'Dedicato Agli Amici e Collaboratori Nel Mondo..': small folio, original printed card wrappers, rubbed and creased to extrems, loosely inserted business card with printed name 'Enzo Ferrari': together with misc other ephemera unrelated, including typewritten news letter 'Bluebird News'. (Small qty in packet)

MORRIS (Phyllis): 'Spook Town...illustrated by Helen Morris..': original handwritten book, text in verse on thin paper accompanied by five full page watercolour illustrations, decorated cloth covers string tied, folio, bookplate of Phyllis Morris, edges rubbed and worn: together with a substantial collection of correspondence from Phyllis Morris to Jon Wynne-Tyson, and a small collection of his replies and some related cuttings and other printed matter. (Qty)

SALT (Henry): a collection of documents, ALS and personal papers from the collection of Henry Salt, to include: record of appreciation for 20 years devotion to the Humanitarian Cause, signed by George Bernard Shaw, Alfred Carpenter and others, folio printed to one side and folded: printed compliment card from Bernard Shaw, personally inscribed ..'thanks for your letter..I have just heard from HHS and written to him', signed and dated 8/12/34: calligraphic testimonial dedicated to Henry Salt on the dissolution of the Humanitarian League, 1921, black and red ink on Japanese vellum, grey card covers with red ribbon ties, floral design in watercolour to upper: holograph manuscript for preface to second edition of Salt's 'Seventy Years Among Savages': manuscript 'to be read at the cremation service of Henry S Salt', two sheets on ruled paper, folded in original envelope: other holograph manuscripts including 'Reminiscences of Ernest Bell': seventeen ALS from Henry Salt to Agnes Davies, 1930s period: plus other related material. (Qty in sleeve)

FOLIO SOCIETY: collection of 29 vols, including Graham Greene 'Travels with my Aunt'; Stevenson's 'Treasure Island', etc, all but four vols in slipcase, generally in very good condition. (29)

SHAKESPEARE (William): WORKS 'The Library Shakespeare...illustrated by Sir John Gilbert, George Cruikshank, and R Dudley..' London, William Mackenzie, n.d., circa 1870: 3 vols, folio, contemporary green half calf gilt with marbled sides, rubbed. (3)

LANCASTER (Clay): 'The Japanese Influence in America..' New York, Walton H Rawls, 1963: folio, dustjacket, card slipcase, VG: inscribed to half title 'For Jon Wynne-Tyson a cherished friend on the occasion of our first meeting Clay Lancaster 20 March 1969': together with 17 other vols by Lancaster, a number of them also inscribed from author to JW-T, plus a large folder of related correspondence, TLS original and in copy. (Approx 17 vols + folder)

MUNCASTER (Martin): 'The Wind in the Oak': London, Robin Garton, 1978: No.82/100 copies, signed by author to half title: 4to, publisher's quarter blue calf, spine gilt lettered, teg: together with matching looseleaf folio of 12 etchings, the 2 volumes contained in brown buckram slipcase, postcard from author to Jon Wynne-Tyson loosely inserted, fine. (2)

EGERTON (Judy): 'George Stubbs, Painter. Catalogue Raisonne': Yale, 2007: folio, dustjacket/slipcase, fine: with 3 others of equestrian interest. (4)

HARTSHORNE (Albert): 'Old English Glasses. An Account of Glass Drinking Vessels in England..', Edward Arnold, 1897: folio, later buckram with black morocco label, good: FRANCIS (Grant): 'Old English Drinking Glasses, their Chronology and Sequence..', London, Herbert Jenkins, 1926: 4to, publisher's green cloth with dustjacket: with 16 others, chiefly glass reference. (18)

WILLIS (Rev R): 'The Architectural History of Chichester Cathedral..', Chichester, William Hayley Mason, 1861: folio, later half morocco gilt, rubbed: together with Lower's 'The Worthies of Sussex', four large format peerages and three framed etchings. (9)