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Lot 412
NEVINSON (C R W, artist): 'Modern War Paintings': London, Grant Richards, 1917. First Edition, 1 of 1200 copies printed, signed by Nevinson to frontispiece: small folio, publishers cloth backed boards, retaining the rare grey dustjacket lettered in blue, slight loss to head of spine and corners, otherwise VG. Rare in the dustjacket. (1)
Lot 414
WHITTINGTON PRESS: MACGREGOR (Miriam): 'Diary of an Apple Tree..', Whittington Press, 1997: oblong 4to, publishers red printed boards in original slipcase, near fine: No.148 of 385 copies. Together with: MORGAN (Gwenda): 'The Diary of a Land Girl, 1939-1945..', Whittington Press, 2002: small folio, publishers green buckram backed boards in matching slipcase, near fine: No.128 of 300 copies. (2)
Lot 419
HOFLEHNER (Josef & Katharina, photographers): 'Frozen History...the Legacy of Scott and Shackleton': First Edition, 2003, signed by Josef Hoflehner to title page: folio, publishers cloth backed boards with dustjacket: LEACH (Bernard): 'Hamada Potter', London, Thames & Hudson 1976: folio, publishers boards with dustjacket, spine sunned else VG: TOGETHER WITH 3 others, art reference, large format. (5)
Lot 422
OLD STILE PRESS: PALMER (Garrick & WILLIAMS, Eric): 'Land': the Old Stile Press, 1996: No.74/240 copies, signed and numbered by the artist, oblong 8vo, publishers pictorial boards in original green buckram slipcase, printed label to one side, near fine with minor wear to the slipcase: JEFFERIES (Richard): 'The Story of my Heart..my Autobiography', London, Duckworth & Co, 1923: No.165 of 200 copies, signed by illustrator Ethelbert White: 4to, publishers buckram boards with dustjacket, teg: TOGETHER WITH 3 other volumes: 'Virginia Woolf and the Raverats, Clear Books Bath 2003: Gerald Durrell's 'My Family and Other Animals', pub Folio Society 2006, slipcase: and Anthony West's 'John Piper', Sekker & Warburg 1979, morocco binding in slipcase, all VG+. (5)
Lot 426
FOLIO SOCIETY: DOUGHTY (C M): 'Travels in Arabia Deserta..' London, The Folio Society, 2013. Limited edition No.439/780 numbered copies: 3 vols inc. folding map in boards, the 2 text vols bound in brown half goat skin gilt lettered, the whole contained in publishers brown buckram slipcase, large 8vo, VG. (3)
Lot 427
FOLIO SOCIETY: BROWN (Sally): 'The Original Alice', London, Folio Society, 2008: 12mo, blue goat skin gilt ruled/lettered to upper board, with accompanying card-bound booklet, No.2229/3750 copies, contained in original blue card box with ribbon drawstring, the lid gilt decorated and with central oval photograph of Alice, VG-near fine. (1)
Lot 428
FOLIO SOCIETY, LIMITED EDITION: TROLLOPE (Anthony): 'The Duke's Children..' London, Folio Society, 2015. No.336/1980 copies: 8vo, green half goat skin gilt, teg, with accompanying buckram bound volume of commentary, the whole contained in original buckram slipcase, light wear to the latter else VG-near fine. (1)
Lot 429
FOLIO SOCIETY, LIMITED EDITION: 'The History and Adventures of the renowned Don Quixote': Folio Society, 1995: No.81/1250 copies, published to mark the 400th anniversary of Cervantes's masterpiece, large 8vo, all brown goat skin gilt, teg, together with accompanying booklet on the reading of Don Quixote, the whole contained in publishers red buckram book box, spine gilt lettered, a few minor marks else VG-near fine. (1)
Lot 104
Basil Ivan Rákóczi (1908-1979)In the Beginning: A folio of lithographs illustrating 'The Book of Genesis'A folio of sixteen hand printed etchings with accompanying text. Each etching, 32.5 x 42cm (12½ x 16½''), is signed and numbered 31/50. The folio is signed again by the artist, by the printer Marita Van der Poest Clément and by Alexandre Sarrés who organised the layout. The folio was completed 16th February 1961 on the presses of the circle of the White Stag and the folio, which is presented in a slipcase, is dedicated to friends of the artist.Published by Friends of the White Stag (White Stag Press). 50 copies were hand-printed on Velin d’Arches paper, signed by the artist and numbered 1-50.Seven extra copies, containing five original proofs of the illustrations printed on Japanese Torinoko Kozo paper, were marked A to G. Three printer’s copies marked X, XX and XXX have been reserved by the collaborators in the creation of this folio. The hand-printing was done by Marita van der Poest Clement, the composition and the lay out were executed by Alexander Sarres. The black and white etchings and the facsimile writing of the text, taken from the King James Version of the Bible, were made by Basil Ivan Rakoczi.The original drawings were done by Rakoczi.The printing was completed 16/2/1961 on the Circle of the White Stag presses in Paris.
Lot 188
A late Victorian silver and ivory folio page turner, with a gadrooned handle, the blade engraved with initials, London, 1893, together with a white metal and horn ladle CONDITION REPORT: This lot contains ivory. Due to recent changes in the laws of many countries (e.g. US, France) Anthemion Auctions recommends that buyers check with their own government regarding any importation requirements prior to placing a bid. For example, US regulations restrict the import of elephant ivory and prohibit the import of African elephant ivory. Please note that Anthemion Auctions will not assist buyers with the shipment of this lot into the US. A buyer's inability to export or import these lots cannot justify a delay in payment or sale cancellation.
Lot 140
THE MONTH OF VAISAKH, MEWAR, RAJASTHAN, CIRCA 1770 gouache with gold on paper, from a barahmasa series, depicting a royal couple being cooled by attendants spraying water, a group of ladies in the foreground by a riverside shrine, hunting and conversation scenes above, painted red border with identifying inscription at the top, the reverse with jotdan inventory numerals, written in red: 30/23,27 x 19cm (image); 33 x 25cm (folio)In a similar way to ragamala paintings with their visual representations of musical modes, barahmasa paintings are an attempt to convey the mood and atmosphere of the seasons. Vaisakh corresponds to April, one of the hottest months, which explains the need for the couple to be cooled by sprayed water. This is one of a dispersed set from the Mewar royal collection, another of which, depicting the month of Magha, is in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia (AS217 1980); see Andrew Topsfield, Paintings from Rajasthan, Melbourne 1980, no.201. For a discussion of the Udaipur inventory, see Andrew Topsfield, in John Guy (ed.), Indian Art and Connoisseurship, New Delhi 1995, p.189.
Lot 152
TWO PERSIAN PAINTINGScomprising a small Safavid folio, probably from a shahnama manuscript, 17th century, depicting a battle scene, three columns of nastaliq script, and a Qajar ink drawing of a pair of sparring deer, labelled in nastaliq script, both framed and mounted19 x 7.7cm; 18.5 x 13.5cmProvenance: Private Collection, England
Lot 188
THREE INDIAN PAINTINGS, 19TH-20TH CENTURIEScomprising a manuscript folio depicting Krishna and Balarama with two columns of nastaliq text, an itinerant blacksmith’s family, signed Hasan Majumdar and another painting on old folio20 x 30cm and smaller (3)Provenance: Property of a Deceased Estate, sold by order of the Executors.
Lot 190
FOUR MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN PAINTINGS, 18TH-19TH CENTURYgouache on paper, comprising a manuscript folio in devanagari depicting a game of pachhisi, a scene from the Life of Krishna, a Tantric chart depicting the face of Kali and a painting of Hanuman carrying Mount Dronagiri24 x 18.5cm and smaller (4)
Lot 3990
Photographs and Drawings - Travel - four early 20th century b/w photographs of steam liners and tourists boating in a Nordic fjord, including the Viking, 15cm x 20cm, taken or developed by Reg. W. Smith, Photographer, 27 West Street, South Belgravia, London, S.W., stamped to verso; another, later, Sompting Church, by J.A. Jackson, 1974, 18.5cm x 23.5cm, mounted; late 19th century sepia and b/w photographs and photographic prints of Italian Grand Tour sites and views, including Classical and Renaissance, various; English School (early 19th century), a set of four studies, Arab, Nurse, others, pencil on paper, some picked out in watercolour and gouache, 23cm x 14cm; topographical watercolours; etc (folio)
Lot 3993
Photography - a 19th century Italian Grand Tour quarter-leather and faux morocco buckram photograph album, applied and illustrated with b/w and sepia photographs of Italian cities, their Classical Antique and Renaissance art treasures and their architectural edifices, including Milan, Florence, Venice and Rome, the pages 34.5cm x 45cm, silk effect endpapers, armorial presentation bookplate to Exeter City Library Presented by Miss Croslegh, oblong crown folio
Lot 3997
Photography - a late 19th/early 20th century gentry family's photograph album, containing 17th century and later country house facades, arranged interiors, formal and landscape gardens, garden buildings, parkland and estate, some urban residences, family at semi-formal leisure with horses, other views of Warwickshire and Buckinghamshire country churches, Shakespeare Museum at Stratford-on-Avon, green cloth, oblong folio
Lot 4029
After Peter Brown (act. 1758-1799), a set of five, The Blue-Breasted Parrot, Plate 6; The Lark-Heeled Cuckoo and The Spotted Curucui, Plate 13; The Purple Pigeon, Plate 18; The Yellow Crowned Thrush, Plate 22; The Long-Toothed Marmot, Plate 46, from New Illustrations of Zoology, [Published for B. White, London 1776], hand-coloured copperplate engravings, 25cm x 20cm, each framed with their explanatory page from the folio pasted to verso Condition Report: Generally good - colours bright and vivid, however Plate 22 is mildly discoloured; wear to explanatory pages pasted to verso. Little or no foxing.
Lot 4048
Local Interest - Railway/Engineering - a Victorian leather accounts ledger, for the Alfreton Iron Works, inscribed in ink MS from December 31st 1868 to December 31st 1919 (388 of its numbered 744 pages), including work for the construction of St. Pancras Station, London, overclad period calf, gilt-embossed red leather title label to front, Barras & Co, Stationers, Sheffield & Rotherham, label to front marbled pastedown, MS letters enclosed, folio The Alfreton Iron Works, this was founded by three Derby grandees, William Edwards (attorney), Mr. Saxelbye and Richard Forester Forester of Abbott's Hill House (surgeon) who bought the manorial estate of Riddings from the Rolleston family for the iron bearing shales beneath the sod. In 1800 they founded the works, hiring Derby pub landlord's son James Oakes as manager. He took on as Scottish person called David Mushet (1772-1847) to help him and Mushet vastly improved the processes so that in 1806 the firm was making almost as much pig iron from one Mushet-modified blast furnace than the hallowed Butterley Company was making with two. By 1861, they were running, as James Oakes & Co., three blast furnaces. Oakes built Riddings House c. 1819 where his descendants lived until c. 1990, and also ran coal mines at Somercotes where OPakes and Lyon (later 1st Lord) Playfair first identified oil shale and successfully fracked it. The St. Pancras roof of 1867 was designed by Derby based MR Engineer William Henry Barlow and made by the Butterley Company, whose manufacturer's plates are clearly visible of the main bearers there. Presumably from the ledger entry Jas. Oakes & Co. probably supplied the pig iron,from which the Butterley Company subsequently made the roof, The roof itself was in its day the widest free span of girder roof (at 240ft) in the world, and it apparently weighs 6,898 tons and covers 4.5 acres. The Riddings Iron Works (alias the Alfreton Iron Company), trading as James Oakes & Co. was sold to Stanton Ironworks in 1920 and closed as a result of the General Strike of 1926, although it was later revived as a forge and went to Stewarts & Lloyds before being nationalised and eventually closed completely.
Lot 4051
A late 18th century scrapbook, composed of contemporary newspaper from the mid-1770s to the 1790s, comprising accounts of points and men of moment, parliamentary speeches and accounts of proceedings, some theatre critique, accounts of the vices and habits of society, with some MS compositions influenced by such events, dyed green vellum boards, crown folio
Lot 4072
Ancient Egypt - Archaeology - Harpur (Yvonne) & Scremin (Paolo), The Chapel of Kagemi: Scene Details, Oxford Expedition To Egypt, Linacre College, Oxford University, Oxford 2006, h/b, crown folio; Davies (Norman de Garis), The Metropolitan Museum of Art Egyptian Exhibition: Tomb of Rekh-mi-Rē At Thebes, reprint, Ayer Company Publishers, Inc., North Stafford 2002, two-volume in one, h/b, crown folio; Kampp (Friederike), Die Thebanische Nekropole: Zum Wandel Des Grabgedankens Von Der XVIII. Bis Zur XX. Dynastie, Verlag Philipp von Zabern, Mainz am Rhein 1996, two-volume set, h/b, crown folio; Mereruka and His Family, four-volume set, The Australian Centre for Egyptology, Oxford 2004-2011, comprising Parts I, II, III: 1 and III: 2, p/b; Polish Archaeological Mission: Saqqara I, The Tomb of Merefnebef, Editions Neriton, Warsaw 2004, two-volume set comprising text and plates, h/b, 4to and medium folio (2); Kanawati (N.) & Abder-Raziq (M.), The Teti Cemetry At Saqqara: Volume IV, The Tomb of Nikauisesi, The Australian Centre for Egyptology, Warminster 2000; McFarlane (A.), The Unis Cemetery At Saqqara: Volume I, The Tomb of Irukaptah, The Australian Centre for Egyptology, Warminster 2000; Negm (Maged), The Tomb of Simut Called Kyky: Theban Tomb 409 at Qurnah, Aris & Philips Ltd, Warminster 1997 [13]
Lot 4074
Ancient Egypt - Language - Barns (John W.B., M.A., D.Phil), The Ashmolean Ostracon of Sinuhe, Printed and distributed by the Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 1968, green buckram boards, medium folio; Catalogue of The Egyptian Hieroglyphic Printing Type From Matrices Owned and Controlled by Dr. Alan H. Gardiner, In Two Sizes 18 Point: 12 Point, With Intermediate Forms, University Press, Oxford 1928, floppy square crown folio; Ramesside Administrative Documents, edited by Sir Alan Gardiner, Published on behalf of the Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford by Geoffrey Cumberlege, London 1948, h/b, 4to; Gardiner (Sir Alan), Egyptian Grammar: Being An Introduction to the Study of Hieroglyphs, third revised edition, Published on behalf of the Griffith Institute, Ashmolean Museum [...] by Oxford University Press, London 1964, h/b, d/j, 4to; Faulkner (Raymond O.), An Ancient Egyptian Book of Hours, Printed for the Griffith Institute at the University Press by Charles Batey, Oxford 1958, h/b, 8vo; Faulkner (R.O.), A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian, Griffith Institute, Oxford University Press, Oxford 1962, h/b, 4to [6]
Lot 4078
Archbishop of Canterbury's Copy - Royal Commission On Ecclesiastical Discipline: Minutes of Evidence Taken Before The Royal Commission on Ecclesiastical Discipline, His Majesty's Stationery Office, London 1906, three volumes bound as one, ink MS ownership inscription to front endpaper Randall Canterbury (Randall Thomas Davidson, 1st Baron Davidson of Lambeth, GCVO, PC 1848-1930), quarter oxblood morocco and buff boards, small crown folio
![Children's Book - Anon [Duval (Marie), pseud. of Tessier (Isabelle Émilie de)], A Rare and Choice Collection of Queens & King](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1ab2a156-cd91-447f-a052-a81c00e448ca/26dc37a1-b56f-4094-ed6c-b3857d635636/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4083
Children's Book - Anon [Duval (Marie), pseud. of Tessier (Isabelle Émilie de)], A Rare and Choice Collection of Queens & Kings and Other Things, The Pictures, Poetry and strange, But veritable, Histories designed and written by S.A. The Princess Hesse Schwartzbourg, The Whole imprinted in Gold and many Colours By The Brothers Dalziel at their Camden Press, and published by Chatto & Windus, London [presumably 1874], later boards, red buckram spine and endpapers, small folio
![Children's Books - Grimm's Fairy Tales, Illustrated by Arthur Rackham, William Heinemann Ltd., London [c. 1925], full-page ti](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1ab2a156-cd91-447f-a052-a81c00e448ca/4509abce-87bd-44c8-e600-c59532817bf7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4089
Children's Books - Grimm's Fairy Tales, Illustrated by Arthur Rackham, William Heinemann Ltd., London [c. 1925], full-page tipped-in plates, gilt-embossed red buckram as issued (spine and front board detached), 4to; The Big Book of Nursery Rhymes, Edited by Walter Jerrold, Illustrated by Charles Robinson, Blackie and Son Ltd., London [c. 1910], embossed red buckram as issued (split spine), 4to; The Child's Picture Scrap Book, Containing Upwards of Four Hundred Illustrations by Sir John Gilbert, R.A., J.D. Watson, Wolf, Coleman, Etc., George Routledge and Sons, [London c. 1887], pictorial green embossed buckram boards, the front with inset print, ink MS presentation inscription to front pastedown dated 1887, crown folio; R. Caldecott's Collection of Pictures & Songs, [Frederick Warne & Co., London c. 1900], full-page chromolithographic plates throughout, monochrome vignettes, pictorial green cloth boards as issued, square 8vo; Burnett (Frances Hodgson), The Secret Garden, Illustrated by Charles Robinson, 1915 reprint, William Heinemann, London 1915, green buckram, small 8vo; Nelson (C.B.), Church Mice, Figurehead, London [c. 1930]; another, Mrs Cluckabiddy's Friends, Figurehead, London [c. 1930]; Carroll (Lewis), Alice In Wonderland, Pictured by Mabel Lucie Atwell, Raphael Tuck & Sons, Ltd., London [c. 1930], pictorial boards, 8vo; 19th century edition of Aesop's Fables, monochrome line engravings, 8vo [9]
![Hemm (John Peck, of Nottingham), [Portraits of The Royal Family in Penmanship], [Hemm, Oliver & Co., Nottingham 1831], the po](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/1ab2a156-cd91-447f-a052-a81c00e448ca/efc9210b-0465-4a2f-86e4-ee20d7653b55/468x382.jpg)
Lot 4093
Hemm (John Peck, of Nottingham), [Portraits of The Royal Family in Penmanship], [Hemm, Oliver & Co., Nottingham 1831], the portraits engraved by Goodwill & Lawson, Alexander & Co., and J.H. Whitman, Printed by S. Bennet, comprising George IV, King of Great Britai; His Most Gracious Majesty William the Fourth; His Royal Highnefs (sic) the Duke of York; His Royal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent; His Royal Highness Prince Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland; His Royal Highnefs (sic) the Duke of Sufsex (sic); His Royal Highnefs Prince Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge; His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, each of the eight engraved portrait plates conserved and applied to later stiff leaves, George IV 55.5cm x 43cm, the rest 49cm x 32cm, clipped and pasted original title, early 20th century quarter oxblood pebble morocco and watered buckram boards, the spine with gilt-embossed title, atlas folio
Lot 4094
Local Interest - Address Presented to the Rt. Hon. Edward Strutt By the Electors of Derby On the Occasion of his Retiring from the Representation of the Borough, Thomas Richardson and Sons, Derby 1848, 47 illuminated pages printed with the text in gold leaf and with black monochrome vignettes of the Strutt coat of arms and the borough arms of the buck in the park, full presentation red pebble morocco, the front board gilt embossed, raised bands to spine, small crown folio Provenance: Presented by Henry Mozley, the then mayor of the Borough of Derby, to the then The Rt. Hon. Edward Strutt, later The Rt. Hon. The Lord Belper PC, FRS (1801-1880), MP for Derby (1830-1848), later High Sheriff (1850) and Lord Lieutenant (1864-1880) of Nottinghamshire.
Lot 4095
Local Interest - Croston (James), Chantrey's Peak Scenery, Or Views in Derbyshire, Engraved by W.B. and George Cooke After Drawings by Sir Francis L. Chantrey, R.A., With Historical and Topographical Descriptions, the only copy printed on Japanese vellum, Frank Murray, Derby and Hamilton, Adams, & Co., London, 1886, 15pp, 29 etched and engraved plates, full contemporary vellum, each board gilt embossed with title and the Anglo-Saxon Eyam churchyard cross, raised banded spine enclosing brown leather title label, marbled endpapers, gilt-edged text block, crown folio; working unfinished proof copy, Bemrose (William), The Life and Works of Joseph Wright, A.R.A., Commonly Called "Wright of Derby", With a Preface by W. Cosmo Monkhouse, Bemrose & Sons, London [c. 1885], [12] and further blank pages, all contemporaneously bound, including title-page, 4 pages of first chapter, full-page plates, further illustrations applied, some annotated in pencil, green buckram boards, gilt embossed title, crown folio (2)
Lot 4102
Sale Catalogue - Messrs. Jackson Stops:~ Stowe, near Buckingham: The Ducal Estate and Contents of the Mansion, The Historical Seat of the Dukes of Buckingham & Chandos and for some years the residence of the late Comte de Paris, Nineteen Days' Sale [...] By direction of the Right Hon. The Baroness Kinloss, C.I., The Rev. The Hon. L.C.F.T. Morgan-Grenville, Master of Kinloss, and the Trustees of the will of the late Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, G.C..S.I., 4th - 28th July 1921, catalogue no. 1380, 232pp, b/w illustrations, paper boards, the front board applied with off-set b/w print of the ducal coat of arms and heraldic achievements, buckram spine, associated loose ephemera, crown folio
Lot 4105
The Ashendene Press - The XI. Bookes of The Golden Asse (sic), Containing The Metamorphosie (sic) of Lucius Apuleius Interlaced With Sundry Pleasant and Delectable Tales: With An Excellent Narration of The Marriage of Cupid and Psyches Set Out in The Fourth, Fifth, and The Sixth Bookes Translated Out of Latine (sic) Into English, By William Adlington, limited edition of 16 printed on vellum, The Ashendene Press, Chelsea 1924, viii, 230pp, Subiaco font in black and red, full red pebble morocco by the W.H.Smith bindery, stamped to verso pastedown, the boards gilt-embossed with triple fillett and pimpernels to angles, the front board titled and with publishing details, the spine with further title and dated within raised bands and further fillett compartments, small folio
Lot 4107
Topography and Geography - Picturesque Europe, With Illustrations on Steel and Wood by the Most Eminent Artists, Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London [c. 1875], four-volume set bound as two, illustrated throughout with topographical views and engravings, full contemporary gilt-embossed maroon leather, black leather title label to spine within raised bands, gilt-edged text block, thick crown folios; Harmsworth's Atlas of The World and Pictorial Gazetteer with an Atlas of the Great War [...] edited by J.A. Hammerton, The Amalgamated Press, Ltd., London [c. 1919], quarter-leather, crown folio [3]
Lot 1484
Antiquarian Books - Equine - Meade-King (Eric), The Silent Horn: Summer Sketches of Horse and Hound, Collins Publishers, London 1938; Hitchcock (Captain F.C., M.C.), "Saddle Up": A Guide to Equitation and Stable Management, Including Hints to Instructors, With a foreword by Sir Frederick Hobday, sixth impression; Henry Wynmalen; other books, Thirty Pictures by Deceased British Artists, Engraved Expressly For The Art-Union of London by W.J. Linton, [London] 1860, gilt-embossed green buckram boards, folio; Dolin (Anton), autobiography, Ballet Go Round, first edition 1938 [7]
Lot 820
John Gilroy (British 1898-1985)/Folio of watercolours/primarily preparatory work for advertisements, including: McVitie & Price Coronation biscuits; Macfarlane Lang's festive cake, Rowntree's chocolates and Jenner & Co. Ltd, Birmingham Condition Report: ARR Artist's Resale Right may apply to the sale of this lot. For further information please ask Chorley's or visit www.dacs.org.uk
Lot 1122
The Grammar of Ornament by Owen Jones, folio edition, published Bernard Quaritch, 15 Piccadilly 1868, with one hundred and twelve fine colour lithographic prints, bookplate for the artist George Frederick Watts R.A., cloth binding CONDITION REPORT Binding appears to be probably later - some rubbings to spine and angles but generally good condition, contents - some foxing throughout although plates are mostly good
Lot 35
Steven Meisel. Madonna Sex.Art directed by Fabien Barron, edited by Glenn O'Brien, produced by Calloway and published by Martin Secca and Warburg, 4 vols., spiral bound folio with die cut and embossed aluminium boards, one with original Mylar envelope but opened, none with CD. CONDITION REPORTS: All generally in good condition, expected wear, boards with various dints, bruises and slightly misshapen, Mylar envelope stained, creased, opened and with losses, all with well thumbed pages.
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