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Lot 942
RICHARD PAUL JODRELL SENIOR: COPIES OF LETTERS BY R P JODRELL ON THE SUBJECT OF HIS ESTATES TO DIVERS PERSONS, four extensive manuscript volumes, lacking volumes 1-2 with copy letters 16 January 1800-12 December 1822, numbered 659-3336, index in each volume, folio, contemporary reversed calf, ex-Bayfield Hall Library, Norfolk, A valuable source on the running of his different estates, including those in Oxfordshire and at Sharrington, Salle, Elmham,etc, in Norfolk by a disciplined, perhaps, ruthless landowner. (4)Richard Paul Jodrell Senior (1745-1831) was seated in Oxfordshire and, with a London townhouse, kept a careful eye on his Norfolk estates which he acquired with his marriage to Virtue Hase who had important Lombe and Warner connections, He was a friend of Johnson, a member of the Essex Head Club and was Member of Parliament for Seaford, He died aged 86, his overfull mind having become unbalanced, (See Dictionary of National Biography), from the collection of the late Ron Fiske of Morningthorpe Manor Provenance: The Bayfield Hall Library, Norfolk; Simon Gough, Holt Bookseller to the late Ron Fiske
![INGLES RHODE: THE PICKLETONS, THEIR ASTONISHING ADVENTURES, London, Dean & Son [1899], 1st edition, 22 full page coloured](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/858370ac-04bf-4e5e-a132-aa6400a23264/b02e023b-6765-45d0-8c39-aa6400d9b6a9/468x382.jpg)
Lot 99
INGLES RHODE: THE PICKLETONS, THEIR ASTONISHING ADVENTURES, London, Dean & Son [1899], 1st edition, 22 full page coloured ills, oblong, 4to, original cloth backed pictorial boards + RANDOLPH CALDECOTT: 2 titles: PICTURE BOOK, London, Frederick Warne, circa 1903, 4to, original pictorial cloth worn; THE PANJANDRUM PICTURE BOOK, London, Frederick Warne, circa 1905, oblong, 4to, original pictorial boards worn + WILLIAM COWPER: THE DIVERTING HISTORY OF JOHN GILPIN, LINEN DRAPER, [ill Bert Story], London, T Nelson & Sons [1906], 1st edition, folio, original pictorial wraps + 2 others in mixed condition (6)
Lot 402
SWIFT (Jonathan) Gulliver's Travels, with lithographs by Edward Bawden, Published by The Folio Society, London, 3rd impression 1969, presented in board slipcase, together with 1st trade edition of The Testament of Beauty by Robert Bridges, Clarendon Press, 1930, and several other titles to include Eliot, Fowles, Kipling, Grahame and Milne (qty)
Lot 121
Nine Folio Society books, all in slip cases, some shrink wrapped, "The Gnostic Gospels", "The Normans", "Into The Dark Continent", two volumes on "India", "The Vikings", "The Quest for The North West Passage", "History of Chinese Civilisation" 2 volumes, "The Folio Poets Coleridge", "Legends of The Ring".
![Miscellaneous Folios - Thomas Shotter Boys Original Views of London, First Published in 1842 Now Reprinted [...] with Twenty-](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/da89d283-a1ba-4c0a-9235-aa640096096f/7e72012a-c734-469f-b2d6-aa6501192d91/468x382.jpg)
Lot 5050
Miscellaneous Folios - Thomas Shotter Boys Original Views of London, First Published in 1842 Now Reprinted [...] with Twenty-Six Coloured Reproductions from the Original Lithographs, the Text of 1842, and a Parallel Modern Text by James Laver, C.B.E., two-volume set, Charles W. Traylen, Guildford 1954 - 1955, each with printed card covers, red cloth portfolio binding; Repton (John Adey) and Wilkins (William), Norwich Cathedral at the end of the eighteenth century, with descriptive notes [...], limited edition 546/1000, bookplate to pastedown, Gregg Press, Farnborough 1965, fold-out architectural elevations and plates, contemporary blue cloth, pictorial printed slipcase, atlas folio; Printing The Times Since 1785: Some Account of the Means of Production and Changes of Dress of the Newspaper, Illustrated with Upwards of Fifty Facsimiles of Pages and Many Line Engravings &c., Printing House Square, London 1953, black cloth, royal folio, [3]
Lot 5140
Sir William Russell Flint, 1880 - 1969: A Comparative Review of the Artist's Signed Limited Edition Prints by Keith S Gardner and Nigel D Clark, with contributions by Cecilia Green and Moira Shearer, limited edition 961/1500, Sir William Russell Flint Galleries Ltd., Bristol 1986, coloured plates, contemporary blue-morocco and buckram, gilt lettered spine, marbled endpapers, slipcased en suite, small folio
![* James Ravilious [1939-1999]-Apple blossom and sheep in an orchard,:-black and white photograph on gloss paper, signed and d](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/35b7cbf0-a5e0-4f46-b584-aa42016ee82d/4ff6a7c8-0b0b-40dd-af1e-aa4f00d833fc/468x382.jpg)
Lot 44
* James Ravilious [1939-1999]-Apple blossom and sheep in an orchard,:-black and white photograph on gloss paper, signed and dated 1989 in ink bottom right of image, sheet size 30.5 x 40cm, unframed, together with a folio group of Cider Making photographs on fibre based and gloss paper, sizes range from 20.5 x 25cm to 51 x 61cm, and one other of a man on a bicycle. [23]
![Bryan Ingham [1936-1997]-St Ives Cottage,:- pencil drawing, 38 x 50cm,together with a mixed folio group of etchings, lithogra](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/35b7cbf0-a5e0-4f46-b584-aa42016ee82d/a726bfba-47be-422f-8cc8-aa4f00d82b24/468x382.jpg)
Lot 155
BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD, NEW AND REVISED EDITION, published Edinburgh Adam and Charles Black, 1873, large format folio, 46cm x 35cm, illustrated in colour with various maps and charts, 56 in total, complet as per the contents, with double page fold-out examples, maps engraved by S Hall, Bloomsbury, H Bartholomew, Edinburgh, etc., printed by McIntosh and McKegan, Edinburgh, bound in original publisher's half leather; some neat restoration to the spine area and leather corners, internally tight bound and well presented
Lot 74
Stanford's Library Map of London and its Suburbs. 24 Sheets, On the Scale of Six Inches to a Mile, Lympne Castle; Harry Margary, 1980, introductory notes by Ralph Hyde, large oblong folio, together with A Large and Accurate Map of The City of London, Ichnographically Describing all the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Yards, Churches, Halls and Houses &c. Actually Surveyed and Dilineated. By John Ogilby Esq. His Majesties Cosmographer, Lympne Castle: Harry Margary, 1976, intoductory notes by Ralph Hyde, facsimile of the Greater London Council copy from the 1676 survey, 20 maps, oblong folio. (2)
Lot 79
A Puccini signed sheet music: Giacomo Puccini, La Rondine, Commedia Lirica in tre atti di Giuseppe Adami, Pezzi staccati per canto e pianoforte. 2036 - Dimmi che vuoi seguirmi... - per tenore, Pub. Casa Musicale Sonzogno - Milano, large folio, four printed pages, signed in ink "Giacomo Puccini" with dedication and dated 1924.
Lot 102
CANTERBURY: Somner, William and Battely, Nicholas - The Antiquities of Canterbury, in two parts, the first part, The Antiquities of Canterbury; or a Survey of that Antient City, with suburbs and Cathedral, etc, the second part, Cantuaria Sacra: or The Antiquities Illustrated and Adorned with Several Useful and Fair Sculptures, the second edition, revised and enlarged, tall 4to, old leather scuffed and work, rebacked, with a folding map of Canterbury and 18 additional plates, 4 of which fold out, R. Knaplock, London 1703, S.R. for Samuel Keble, London 1686 printed in Latin and English and Hildyard, John; Dart, John and Drake, Francis - An Accurate Description and History of the Metropolitan and Cathedral Churches of Canterbury and York, from Their First Foundation to the Present Year, folio, calf rebacked, illustrated with 117 copper plates, 82 full page plates, W. Sandby, London 1756, S.R. for Samuel Keble, London 1686 printed in Latin and English
Lot 103
Harris, John - The History of Kent, 1st edition, vol I (all pbd), folio, contemporary calf, lacking plates, London 1719, together with Dunkin, Alfred John - The History of The County of Kent, Primeval Period, Vol 1 - 1856, bound with Vol 2 - Caesers Campaigns, 1 of 70 of each edition, quarto, half calf, with folding maps and plates and woodcuts, John Russell Smith, London 1858 and Bartlett, William Henry; Allen J.C. and Others - The Watering Places of Great Britain and Fashionable Directory, qto, half red leather, 50 full page engraved plates, front board detached, Joseph Robins, London 18/33
Lot 110
Tanner, Thomas - Notitia Monastica or Short History of the Religious Houses in England and Wales, 8vo, calf, with engraved title page and 5 pages illustrations on heraldic shields, A & J Churchill, London 1695; Behrens, Lilian Boys - Under Thirty-Seven Kings. Legends of Kent and Records of the Family of Boys, 1st edition, dark blue cloth, with 21 plates, Saint Catherine Press, London 1926 and Domesday Books: Kent (1863), Middlesex (1861) and Middlesex - extended and translated (1862), embossed folio, cloth, Ordnance Survey Office, Southampton
Lot 111
BLACKHEATH: Hasted, Edward - The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent, The Hundred of Blackheath, Part 1 (all pbd), folio, original cloth, signed press copy by the editor, front inner hinge split, London 1886 and DEAL, WALMER, SANDWICH: Roget, John Lewis - Sketches of Deal, Walmer, and Sandwich, 1st edition, 8vo, original green cloth gilt, Longman, green & Co, London 1911
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