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Lot 259
1- Opie, Jeremy: Silence in the Modern World. 1981, Limited edn. No. 18 of 300 Signed. Plus a letter addressed to Colin Osman; 2- Interkamera 1969. An album of photographs; 3- Stoddard, J L: Portfolio of photographs of famous scenes, cities, & paintings. Chicago, n.d. c1890s. Oblong folio; VG; Plus 5 photographs, etc. (Qty)
Lot 381
Porter, Allan: Instant Variations on Polaroid Land Films. C. J. Bucher, Switzerland, 1976. Limited edition of 1000 (this copy unnumbered). loose photographic prints by 14 photographers, Rolf Brauneis, Pierre Cordier, Alma Davenport Dailey, Fritz Goro, Eikoh Hosoe, Art Kane, Barry Lategan, Silvano Maggi, Rosamond Wolff Purcell, Michael Semak, Neal Slavin, Christer Stromholm, John Thornton, Georges Tourdjman. The photographs are printed on Chromolux - 700 super white, 300 grams. With an introduction by Allan Porter. The whole housed in the original linen clamshell box. Folio; VG.
Lot 181
Three folio albums of cigarette cards on Military themes, including Uniforms, Badges, Flags, Medals, etc., mainly full sets, including: Ardath, 'Trooping the Colour' (sectional); 'Fighting and Civil Aircraft'; Churchman, 'The RAF at Work'; Drapkin, 'Soldiers and Their Uniforms' (B, shaped); Gallaher, 'Regimental Colours and Standards (Battle Honours backs); Teofani, 'Past and Present', Series A, 'The Army'; United Services, 'Ancient Warriors'; Wills, 'Flag Girls of All Nations'; 'Flags of the Empire' (1st & 2nd S.); 'Flags of the Allies' (shaped); 'Recruiting Posters' and many others (approx 50 sets)
Lot 56
Four folio albums of cigarette cards on various themes, wild flowers, garden flowers, butterflies, gardening hints, moths, sealife, etc., mainly full sets, including: C.W.S., 'Wayside Flowers' (brown and green); Gallaher, 'Wild Flowers'; 'Woodland Trees'; Lea, 'Butterflies and Moths' (Silks, S, L & E-L); Players, 'Britain's Wild Flowers'; Wills, 'Alpine Flowers; 'Wild Flowers' (1st S., album offer & 1st S. album offer); Wills, 'Butterflies and Moths'; 'Butterflies' and 'Fish and Bait' and many others (approx 64 sets)
Lot 53
Four folio albums of cigarette cards on the theme of Wildlife, Dogs, etc., mainly full sets, including: (1) A.T.C., 'Nature Series'; Cavanders, 'Animal Studies'; Gallaher, 'Animals and Birds of Commercial Value'; Millhoff, 'Real Photographs', 1 - 6 series of 27 (162); Ogdens, 'British Birds', 2nd S; Phillips, 'De Reszke Our Favourites', (M); Player, 'Cats', 'L'; 'Nature Calendar', 'L'; 'British Livestock' (S) and 'Types of Horses' (L) and Wills, 'Life in the Tree Tops'; (2) Adkin, 'Wild Animals of the World'; Cavanders, 'Peeps Into Prehistoric Times' ('Left' & 'Right', 4th S, M); Gallaher, 'Wild Animals' (47); Phillips, 'Animal Studies'; Player, 3 full 'Grandee' sets'; 'Natural History' (E-L); 'Wild Animals' Heads' (48); 'Natural History'; 'Animals of the Countryside'; 'Zoo Babies' (L); 'Wild Animals' (2nd S, L); U.T.C, 'Our South African National Parks'; Sarony, 'Life at Whipsnade Zoo'; Wills, 'Zoo' and 'Animalloys'; (3) Abdullah, 'Feathered Friends'; Carreras, 'British Birds'; 'Birds of the Countryside'; Challis, 'Wild Birds at Home'; Gallaher, 'Birds, Nests and Eggs'; 'British Birds' (S); Ogdens, 'British Birds' (49); 'British Birds and Their Eggs'; Phillips, 'Bird Painting'; 'British Birds and Their Eggs'; Player, 'British Birds'; 'Wild Fowl'; 'Game Birds and Wild Fowl'; 'Birds and Their Young'; 'Birds and Their Young' (1st & 2nd S); 'Curious Beaks'; 'Wild Birds'; Aviary and Cage Birds' and 'Poultry'; (4) Ardath, 'Champion Dogs'; Carreras, 'Dogs and Friend'; Gallaher, 'Dogs', B (L); 'Dogs' (1st & 2nd); Ogdens, 'Dogs'; Pattreiouex, 'Dogs'; Phillips, 'Our Dogs' (B, M); 'Our Puppies (A, M); Player, 'Dogs' (L); Dogs (S); 'Dogs' Heads'; Wardle 'Dogs' (S, no banner & banner); Dogs (L); 'Top Dogs Collection'; Sinclair, 'Champion Dogs' (L) and Wills, 'Dogs
Lot 162
Three folio albums of cigarette cards on the themes on Industry, Science and General Interest, mainly full sets, including: (1) Churchman, 'Interesting Experiments'; Lambert & Butler, 'Interesting Sidelights of the Work of the GPO'; Phillips, 'This Mechanized Age' (1st & 2nd); Ogdens, 'Broadcasting'; Player, 'Wonders of the World'; Wills 'Famous Inventions' (x 2), etc.; (2) Carreras, 'Believe It Or Not'; Dobie, 'Four Square Books', Nos 65-96 and (3) Ardath, 'Photocards - A Continuous Series of Views' (various groups); Ogdens, 'General Interest - Tabs', various groups inc Group D (200/200 with 24 cricketers; Player, 'Products of the World'; Wills, 'Calendar', 1911 & 1912, Wix, 'This Age of Power and Wonder' (part), etc.
Lot 62
A folio album of cigarette cards on the theme of Peoples of the World, full sets, comprising: Carreras, 'Types of London'; C.W.S., 'African Types'; Drapkin, 'Girls of Many Lands' (M); Franklin, 'Children of All Nations'; Hignett, 'Greetings of the World'; Melachrino, 'Peuples Exotiques' (1st & 2nd); Sarony, 'National Types of Beauty'; Taddy, 'Natives of the World' and Wills, 'Time & Money in Different Countries'
Lot 229
A folio album of cigarette cards on various themes, including Stories, Proverbs, Humour, Knowledge, etc., mainly full sets, including 'Aesop's Fables' (China); Ardath, 'Figures of Speech'; 'Proverbs' (A); Carreras, 'Do You Know'; Challis, 'Comic Animals'; Churchman, 'Legends of Britain' (S & L); 'Eastern Proverbs' (i); 'Howlers' (S & L); Faulkner, 'Coster Series'; Gallaher, 'Aesop's Fables' (A); 'The Reason Why'; Hill, 'Nautical Songs'; Rothmans, 'Punch Jokes'; Sarony, 'Saronicks'; Wills, 'Do You Know' (series 1 - 4) and 'Double Meaning' (no P/C insert)
Lot 151
Thoresby (Ralph) & Whitaker (T.D.) Ducatus Leodiensis, .... or Topography of the Ancient .. Town and Parish of Leedes, 1816, large folio, half morocco (rubbed); Whitaker (T.D.), Loidis and Elmete, .... or ... the Lower Portions of Aredale and Wharfdale .. Vale of Calder, 1816, large folio, half morocco (rubbed) (2)
Lot 1442
FOLLOWER OF HERCULES BRABAZON BRABAZON (1821-1906) A FOLIO OF NINETEEN WATERCOLOURS some subjects entitled `L'Embarquement pour La Cythere`, `The Sussex Shore`, `Venice`, `Santa Maria della Salute`, `The River Eure, Chartres` on the support sheets and other subjects to include cornfields, coastal scenes, country landscapes, river scenes etc; each bears initials, watercolour, some with bodycolour 18 x 26cm. approx or slightly smaller Provenance: formerly in the collection of Bernard Williams Weller (1870-1944), journalist and critic ++ Some a little faded; most in good condition
Lot 104
A BOX OF MISCELLANEOUS REFERENCE BOOKS to include Stanley Gibbons Catalogue Stamps of the World 2006, 'Selected Works of Shakespeare and a Folio Society boxed set 'The Story of the Middle Ages', and a box of car manualsCondition Report:Please note: every page of every book is not checked, if you are unable to view yourself please ask for detailed information
Lot 3062
Thoyras (Ripin de). The History of England, two Vols, third edition, engraved frontispieces, plates, and vignettes throughout, folding engraved maps, slight browning to title, frontispiece and title of Vol I laid down, joints repaired with tape, contemporary panelled calf, re-backed, folio, J & P. Knapton, 1743.
Lot 3069
Sportmans Library.- 'Nimrod' The Chase The Road and The Turf, chromolithograph plates, book plate different paste down and initials to half title, half-vellum over patterned boards, small 4to, 1898, Neilson (Harry B.) The Foxes' Frolic, colour illustrations throughout, publishers pictorial boards, oblong folio, n.d. [c.1920]; -. Nimrod's Hunting Tours, illustrations throughout, original publisher's pictorial cloth, folding map, 4to; and two others, (5).
Lot 204
Photography.- Fox Talbot (William Henry) A group of nine salt prints from paper negatives, seven by Talbot, one attributed to him and one from his circle, varying tones from very pale to good, edge-mounted within single-line borders on contemporary card leaves, each 248 x 310 mm. (9 ¾ x 12 ¼ in.), four with contemporary titles in ink (3) and pencil (1) at foot, each priced in pencil at top right corner of mount, various printed labels on versos, loose in a contemporary portfolio with ties, upper cover with a mounted landscape aquatint, small folio, c.1841-1845 The pencil prices are in the style used by Nicholaas Henneman at Reading and later at London, and are attributed to him. The manuscript titles on four mounts are typical of Talbot's and may be in his hand. In the following list of subjects, references are to Professor Larry J. Schaaf's William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné, a work in progress, online at foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk 1 [Seven statuettes, one of the Laocoön at top centre], c.1841 163 x 168 mm. (6 3/8 x 6 ¾ in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers trade card/label and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 1886. 2 [Two statuettes of dancing figures], c.1841-42 86 x 102 mm. (3 ¾ x 4 in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 2032. 3 Table set for tea, c.1841-42 84 x 168 mm. (3 ¾ x 6 ¾ in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 2826. 4 Boulevard des Italiens (titled "Boulevards of Paris" in pencil), 1843 168 x 173 mm. (6 ½ x 6 ¾ in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype Photogenic Drawing". Cf. Schaaf 129, one of several close variants. Talbot visited Paris from 19 May to 12 June, 1843. 5 Avenue de la Paix (titled "Paris" in pencil), 1843 148 x 184 mm. (5 7/8 x 7 ¼ in.), corners trimmed, varnished, verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label " Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". One of several close variants in Schaaf. 6 Eglise de la Madeleine (titled "La Madeleine, Paris" in ink), 1843 144 x 199 mm. (5 5/8 x 7 7/8 in.), verso with letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 812. 7 "The Milliner's Window", before 23 January 1844 144 x 193 mm. (5 5/8 x 7 5/8 in.), verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 1924. 8 Saint Helen's Square, York (titled "York" in ink), 1845 157 x 192 mm. (6 ¼ x 7 ½ in.), corners trimmed, verso with coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label "Patent Talbotype or Sun Pictures". Schaaf 2189. Attributed here to Talbot but possibly by either Richard Calvert Jones or Nicholaas Henneman all three of whom visited the city together in July 1845. 9 "The Chess Players" (printed title label numbered 35 on verso), c.1845 215 x 155 mm. (8 ½ x 6 1/8 in.), verso with title label, coloured Brooks Brothers card and letterpress label " Patent Talbotype Photogenic Drawing". Schaaf 2819. Traditionally ascribed to Talbot, Schaaf attributes to Nicholaas Henneman or possibly the photographer Antoine Claudet who is the figure here on the left. Cf. Nicholaas Henneman, Talbotypes or Sun Pictures, 1847, plate 24. See Larry J. Schaaf, The Puzzling Chess Players, online at foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk We are grateful for information provided by Professor Larry J. Schaaf, Director of the William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné. http:/foxtalbot.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/
Lot 135
Herbal.- Gerard (John) The Herball, first edition, engraved title worn and laid down, numerous woodcut illustrations, lacking portrait and final leaf, leaves at beginning repaired and remargined with occasional loss of text, 4T3 woodcut cut out and replaced with new paper, a few woodcuts hand-coloured by an early hand, some staining and soiling, ink annotations from contemporary to 19th century, modern mottled calf, [STC 11750; Nissen 698; Henrey 154; Hunt 174], folio, 1597. ⁂ A well-loved and utilised copy of one of the great early herbals.
Lot 104
Birds.- Willughby (Francis) The Ornithology, first English edition, title in red and black, 80 engraved plates and 2 tables, some ink annotations, contemporary panelled calf with unusual zig-zag mottling to pale panel, extremities and joints worn, rubbed, [Wing W2880; Nissen 991; Anker 532; Wood p.629; Zimmer p.677], folio, by A. C. for John Martyn, 1678. ⁂ Greatly expanded version of Willughby's 1676 Latin text by John Ray, which includes essays on falconry and songbirds as well as additional plates. The ink annotations, in a19th century hand, give additional information on birds and on pp.361-363 give an account of a Canada Goose which befriended a dog, probably as a result of the "dog's having accidentally saved the goose from a fox."
Lot 100
Birds.- Hancock (John) A Fasciculus of Eight Drawings on Stone of Groups of Birds, first edition, lithograph title (torn and loose) and 8 plates, 2pp. list of subscribers at end, foxed throughout, original lithograph printed wrappers, sewn as issued, spotted and soiled, [Nissen 408; Fine Bird Books, p.80; not in Anker, Wood or Zimmer], folio, Newcastle upon Tyne, Published by the Author, 1853. ⁂ Original subscriber's copy - the name of John Wolley appearing in the list at the end alongside many from Newcastle and the surrounding area. Five of the plates are of birds of prey with one, curiously, showing a Leopard cub reposing!
Lot 126
Butterflies.- Doubleday (Edward) and John O. Westwood. The Genera of Diurnal Lepidoptera, 2 vol., first edition, 86 lithograph plates by William C. Hewitson, all but one hand-coloured, minor occasional foxing, contemporary green morocco, elaborately stamped in gilt, spines gilt in compartments but faded, folio, 1846-52. ⁂ A superb set of Doubleday's 'most ambitious work' (ODNB). Left unfinished at the author's early death, it was finally completed by Westwood in 1852.
Lot 193
Raphael.- Burnet (John, 1784-1868) The Cartoons of Raffaelle, from the Originals in Hampton Court Palace, complete with text leaf, seven mixed-method etchings and engravings, with original hand-colouring, on thick cream wove paper, platemarks approx. 520 x 785 mm. (20 1/2 x 30 7/8 in), each sheet approx. 600 x 875 mm. (23 1/2 x 34 1/2 in), occasional spotting and surface dirt, in original letterpress printed wrappers, oblong elephant folio, published by D. Bogue [circa 1838-1850]; together with five further duplicates, un-coloured, mixed-method etchings and engravings, on thick cream wove paper, platemarks approx. 520 x 785 mm. (20 1/2 x 30 7/8 in), each sheet approx. 600 x 875 mm. (23 1/2 x 34 1/2 in), occasional spotting and surface dirt, unframed, [circa 1838-1850]; and with two others including Jentzen's 'Die Kunste Am Brunnen Der Poesie' after Bendemann, and with the lithograph 'Das Schulexamen' by Mittag after Hasenclever, various sizes, 19th century, (Qty.).
Lot 10
America.- Johnston (Alexander Keith) The National Atlas of Historical, Commercial, and Political Geography, first edition, engraved title, 46 double-page engraved maps, hand-coloured in wash or outline, occasional foxing, finger-tabs to fore-edge, contemporary half calf, rubbed, upper joint split, g.e., folio, Edinburgh etc, 1844. ⁂ Includes five maps of Australasia with one separate and detailed map of Van Diemen's Land. Two of the American maps show Texas as an independent country.
Lot 231
Camden (William) Remaines concerning Brittaine, fourth edition, title with woodcut ornament, woodcut head-pieces and decorative initials, contemporary ink marginalia, some water-staining, 18th century calf-backed marbled boards, corners worn, rubbed, [STC 4524], Printed by A.I. for Symon Waterson, 1629 § Cave (William) Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Historia Literaria, engraved portrait frontispiece, water-stained, [STC 12586], folio, Printed by Tho. Cotes, for William Cooke, 1640; and 23 others, 17th century English Literature & History, v.s. (25)
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