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Lot 41
SLEIDANUS, Johannes, A Famouse Cronicle of Oure Time...1560. 1st edition in English. Translated by Jhon Daus. Folio, black letter, old polished calf. Lacking 2 preliminary leaves (title and A6, which is blank) and last 16 leaves (begins on A2, ends on 3N6). Fraying to edges of a few preliminary leaves, else firm and clean with good margins.
Lot 277
RAY SOCIETY, 21 vol. (some odd), original half-calf cloth, and boards, folio and 8vo, 1846-1937: including Burmeister, Herman, The Organisation of Trilobites, 6 lithographed plates, London, 1846 and Forbes, Edward, A Monograph of the British Naked-Eyed Medusae, 13 chromolithographed plates, London, 1848 (2)1
Lot 84
H.M.S. EAGLE, A PLAN OF THE HOLD OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP EAGLE, CHARLES ROWLEY ESQUIRE CAPTAIN, 1805, 3 full pages pen and wash drawings, oblong folio, [1805]; together with a volume containing 34 bills of lading in English, Italian, French and Spanish, two referring to the sherry trade, 7 November-4 February 1870; and an insurance certificate for the H.C.S. Lowther Castle, 1825Captain Charles Rowley 1770-1845, rose rapidly through the ranks becoming Admiral of the White in 1841 and was knighted by the Austrians in 1840. The Eagle was a 74 built by Thomas Pitcher of Northfleet which, during the tenure of Rowley (1805-13) enjoyed considerable success. Joining Sir Sidney Smith~s squadron off Naples she captured La Corcyre (40); engaged in two boat attacks at Goro (7 taken, others burnt); a landing party from her destroyed the battery at Farasina; then assigned to Freemantle~s squadron at Fiume, she captured (with Bacchante) a convoy. Serving until the mid-century, she ended first as a training ship, then guard ship, and lastly renamed Eaglet as an RNR drill ship when she caught fire in 1926 and was broken the next year.
Lot 85
COPY LETTER BOOK OF H.C.S. NEPTUNE, a West Indiaman bought and adapted for the use of the East India Company, 47 and 33pp., 1811-12, folio, P.1, delivering a box to the President at Canton; P.4, letter respecting opium; P.5, an order of no clocks or pieces of mechanism exceeding œ100 be exported to China; P.6, water not to be taken on Penang as it causes dysentery; P.6, about the risk of sending a boat on shore at Macau; P.8, ordering to receive on board Mrs Anne Torin on her journey to her husband in Bombay accompanied by her black servant Clara Theresa and also Miss Julia Brown; P.13, concerning a charter-party of passengers on board for China; P.23, prices for hemp lines and twine; P.35 and P.46, instructions for putting convicts on shore at Penang; P.45, receipt for packets at Prince of Wales~s Island [Penang]; P.47, prohibiting the lading of syce silver in China or officers going ashore; reverse ms. P.6, describing a present to the King of Johanna [Anjouan] and the kindness of that kingdom~s inhabitants; P.32, describing the arrival of the fleet at China; and numerous other letters, mostly to the Neptune describing cargo (and its faults), convicts, stores, tin plates and many other subjects
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Lot 342
[Deyerlsperg], Erb-Huldigung, welche dem Allerdurchleuchtigist-Grossmaechtigisten ...Carolo den Sechsten ..., [1740], folio, frontis, six double plates; The Harmsworth Atlas & Gazetteer, folio; Q. Horatii Flacci Carmina Expurgata, 1696, Paris; Issac Barrow's Grundlicher Tractat Von Des Pabsts ... Obersten Kirchen-Gewalt, 1723 (4)
Lot 10
DAVID HODGSON: ANTIQUARIAN REMAINS PRINCIPALLY CONFINED TO NORWICH AND NORFOLK, circa 1842, title page supplied in facsimile, 26 etched plates by Hodgson and Ninham, an additional Hodgson etching signed and dated loosely inserted, large folio, old half morocco gilt worn, spine gilt in compartments, ex-Hudson-Gurney collection with gilt armorial crest to top board
Lot 368
ROBERT FITCH: VIEWS OF THE GATES OF NORWICH, MADE IN THE YEARS 1792-3 BY THE LATE JOHN NINHAM, WITH AN HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION, EXTRACTS FROM THE CORPORATION RECORDS AND PAPERS OF THE LATE JOHN KIRKPATRICK, Norwich; Cundall, Miller & Leavens, 1861, 22 engraved plates as called for, degrees of foxing to plates, large quarto, contemporary blind stamped cloth gilt worn, inner joints near split, Norfolk & Norfolk Archaeological Society gilt emblem to top board + EDWARD PRESTON WILLINS: 2 titles: QUAINT OLD NORWICH, Norwich, by the author, 1884, limited edition (500), un-numbered, out of series, 50 engraved plates as called for, folio, old half calf gilt worn, ex-library; SOME OF THE OLD HALLS AND MANOR HOUSES IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK, London, Jarrold & Sons, 1890, limited edition, un-numbered, out of series, 50 plates as called for, folio, original cloth gilt worn, rebacked, majority of original backstrip preserved, ex-library (3)
Lot 401
JOHN WODDERSPOON: JOHN CROME AND HIS WORKS, WITH LISTS OF HIS PICTURES EXHIBITED IN NORWICH FROM THE YEAR 1805 TO 1821 INCLUSIVE; SOME ACCOUNT OF THE NORWICH SOCIETY OF ARTISTS; SHORT NOTICES OF PAINTERS, THE LOCAL CONTEMPORARIES OF CROME, ETC, Norwich, printed for private circulation by R N Bacon at the "Norwich Mercury", 1876, 2nd edition, signed and inscribed by the publisher R N Bacon to front free end paper, mounted portrait frontis, 22pp letterpress + 19 mounted autotype copies of etchings on 9 leaves as called for, large folio, original cloth backed printed wraps worn
Lot 134
ROLLING STONES THE: A good vintage signed square folio printed concert programme from The Rolling Stones tour of America from June - July 1966 individually signed to the inside pages by four members of the band individually comprising Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards and Bill Wyman. All have signed in bold blue and black inks to clear areas. Some light overall creasing and minor age wear, otherwise about VG
Lot 14
FAIRBANKS SNR. DOUGLAS: (1883-1939) American Actor, Academy Award winner. A founding member and first elected President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Fairbanks also hosted the first Oscars ceremony in 1929. A good vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph of Fairbanks in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in fountain pen ink to a clear area of the image and dated 1928 in his hand. Neatly and lightly mounted to a folio page removed from an album. VG The present photograph was originally included (along with thirty-six others) in a folio calf leather bound presentation album which was one of just fourteen (as far as our research indicates) that were presented to the individual members of a delegation of British journalists who visited America for a two month tour in 1928. Funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the objective of the tour was to improve Anglo-American relations and the presentation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Roosevelt Hotel on 7th November 1928 (just over six months before the first Oscar was presented at the very same venue) was a major highlight of the tour. The album from which the present photograph was extracted had been presented to F. Lawrence Johnson, a journalist associated with the Northeastern Daily Gazette, and the photograph bears an inscription to him.
Lot 15
PICKFORD MARY: (1892-1979) Canadian-American Actress, Academy Award winner and a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. A good vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph of Pickford in a profile head and shoulders pose. Signed in fountain pen ink to the base of the image, the latter part of her surname running across a darker area. Neatly and lightly mounted to a folio page removed from an album, VG The present photograph was originally included (along with thirty-six others) in a folio calf leather bound presentation album which was one of just fourteen (as far as our research indicates) that were presented to the individual members of a delegation of British journalists who visited America for a two month tour in 1928. Funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the objective of the tour was to improve Anglo-American relations and the presentation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Roosevelt Hotel on 7th November 1928 (just over six months before the first Oscar was presented at the very same venue) was a major highlight of the tour. The album from which the present photograph was extracted had been presented to F. Lawrence Johnson, a journalist associated with the Northeastern Daily Gazette, and the photograph bears an inscription to him.
Lot 16
NAGEL CONRAD: (1897-1970) American Actor, a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences who also served as the fourth President of the Academy from 1932-33. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Nagel in a head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Clarence Sinclair Bull and bearing his blindstamp to the lower right corner. Signed by Nagel in bold black fountain pen ink to the image, partially across a darker area although reasonably legible. Neatly and lightly mounted to a folio page removed from an album and with some light mottling to the image, G The present photograph was originally included (along with thirty-six others) in a folio calf leather bound presentation album which was one of just fourteen (as far as our research indicates) that were presented to the individual members of a delegation of British journalists who visited America for a two month tour in 1928. Funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the objective of the tour was to improve Anglo-American relations and the presentation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Roosevelt Hotel on 7th November 1928 (just over six months before the first Oscar was presented at the very same venue) was a major highlight of the tour. The album from which the present photograph was extracted had been presented to F. Lawrence Johnson, a journalist associated with the Northeastern Daily Gazette, and the photograph bears an inscription to him
Lot 18
BARTHELMESS RICHARD: (1895-1963) American Actor, a founding member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Barthelmess received a Best Actor Oscar nomination at the first Academy Award ceremony for his roles in The Noose and The Patent Leather Kid. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph of Barthelmess in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink across a dark area at the base of the image although reasonably legible. Neatly and lightly mounted to a folio page removed from an album, VG The present photograph was originally included (along with thirty-six others) in a folio calf leather bound presentation album which was one of just fourteen (as far as our research indicates) that were presented to the individual members of a delegation of British journalists who visited America for a two month tour in 1928. Funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the objective of the tour was to improve Anglo-American relations and the presentation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Roosevelt Hotel on 7th November 1928 (just over six months before the first Oscar was presented at the very same venue) was a major highlight of the tour. The album from which the present photograph was extracted had been presented to F. Lawrence Johnson, a journalist associated with the Northeastern Daily Gazette, and the photograph bears an inscription to him.
Lot 19
GAYNOR JANET: (1906-1984) American Actress, Academy Award winner. Gaynor was the first ever recipient of a Best Actress Oscar in 1929 which was awarded for her performances in 7th Heaven (1927), Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927) and Street Angel (1928). This represents the only occasion when an actress has won an Oscar for multiple roles. An excellent vintage signed and inscribed sepia 8 x 10 photograph of Gaynor in a head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Max Mun Autrey. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink by the actress across a clear area at the base of the image. Neatly and lightly mounted to a folio page removed from an album, VG The present photograph was originally included (along with thirty-six others) in a folio calf leather bound presentation album which was one of just fourteen (as far as our research indicates) that were presented to the individual members of a delegation of British journalists who visited America for a two month tour in 1928. Funded by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the objective of the tour was to improve Anglo-American relations and the presentation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Roosevelt Hotel on 7th November 1928 (just over six months before the first Oscar was presented at the very same venue) was a major highlight of the tour. The album from which the present photograph was extracted had been presented to F. Lawrence Johnson, a journalist associated with the Northeastern Daily Gazette, and the photograph bears an inscription to him.
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