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Lot 5078
A composed vampire hunter's killing kit, comprising mallet, cross-shaped and other stakes, late 18th century tree calf folio Holy Bible, 19th century percussion pocket pistols (2), 19th century leather powder flask, musket ball making equipment, 'silver' for balls, containing crucifixes (2), rosary beads, syringes, various glass tubes of potions, pharmaceutical bottles, etc., house in a Jacobethan oak rectangular low box, panel top, the front frieze carved with interconnected spheres, bun feet, 34cm high, 65cm wide, the box c. 1880
Lot 5872
Photography - a post-WW2 naval officer's b/w photograph album, illustrating naval life in the Mediterranean and being stationed in Malta as part of 728 Squadron 1946 - 1947, H.M.S. Indomitable (3), informal scenes with family and friends, others, oblong 4to; an early 20th century lady's commonplace book, containing messages from friends and contemporaries, original prose and verse composition, select passages from belles-lettres, watercolours of two comic black boys, market at Trinidad, Parisian river scene and other scenes, 8vo; an early 20th century b/w domestic album, showing 1930s and 1940s family photos, 12mo; an early 20th century college album/scrapbook, compiled by D.I.P. Rees, St. Paul's College, Cheltenham, 1921 - 1923, containing b/w photographs of the institution, larking pupils, amateur dramatics programmes, newspaper clippings, further ephemera, the back with nicknames, addresses and clipped pictures of Rees's school fellows, 8vo; a Victorian quarter-leather scrapbook, each card page pasted with clipped coloured card figures at leisure, flowers, military figures, comic faces, etc., crown folio (5)
![A Victorian tailor's MS accounts book, kept by Robinson Durham [...of] At, Cliffe [?], commencing on March 24th 1854 with A S](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6cd3f0fb-6e72-4e0a-a3a3-a78600808b75/f317a584-4ec5-4bb2-b4b0-8a585f3e0288/468x382.jpg)
Lot 5897
A Victorian tailor's MS accounts book, kept by Robinson Durham [...of] At, Cliffe [?], commencing on March 24th 1854 with A Silk vest Making & trimmings at 4s, 6d and continuing until November 13th 1857 with 2 Days Work at 2s A Day and trimming for 2 vest [with] buttons, two further pages of money owing from accounts of gentleman's tailoring not paid, front endpapers with details of insurance of up to £200 with the Provincial Wilsh (sic, Welsh) insurance (sic) Company at Wrexham and also £10 in the Odd fellows (sic) Lodge Hemingborough [Yorkshire], the verso of the book with additional accounts for the shop's rent, etc., leather spine and corners, marbled boards, tall folio
![Scottish Highlands - [Ross (Andrew), Old Scottish Regimental Colour, William Blackwood & Sons, London 1885], lacking title-pa](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6cd3f0fb-6e72-4e0a-a3a3-a78600808b75/a6c827bf-3d6f-4a40-9469-89a2b8be3205/468x382.jpg)
![Johnson (Samuel, A.M.), A Dictionary of The English Language [...] Abftracted (sic) from the Folio Edition, To which is prefi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6cd3f0fb-6e72-4e0a-a3a3-a78600808b75/14fef7ff-221a-4466-a277-3beb50446498/468x382.jpg)
Lot 5971
Johnson (Samuel, A.M.), A Dictionary of The English Language [...] Abftracted (sic) from the Folio Edition, To which is prefixed, A Grammar of the English Language, eighth edition, J.F. and C. Rivington [etc], London 1786, two-volumes in one, period calf, 18th century armorial bookplate to front pastedown, 8vo
![[Pliny, the Elder], The Historie (sic) of The World, Commonly called, The Natural Historie of G. Plinius Secundus, Translated](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6cd3f0fb-6e72-4e0a-a3a3-a78600808b75/d5cf2f56-7135-41dc-a5e2-7568b9cfde3b/468x382.jpg)
Lot 5930
[Pliny, the Elder], The Historie (sic) of The World, Commonly called, The Natural Historie of G. Plinius Secundus, Translated into Englifh (sic) by Philemon Holland, Doctor in Phyficke (sic), first English edition, Printed by Adam Ifip (sic, Islip), London 1601, two volumes bound as one, [55 (lacking 3? unpaginated pages between late preface and contents)], 614pp, index to volume I [32] & (12), 632pp, index to volume II [82], [ii], woodcut devices to title-pages, vignettes to dedication, preface and book no. sub-titles, 17th/18th century reverse calf boards, early 19th century marbled endpapers, red morocco gilt presentation label to front pastedown The Gift of Rebecca Dunn to Thos. Dunn 1825, within a border of two fillets and leafy tendrils, some contemporaneous ink MS marginalia to few pages in volume I, folio
Lot 5994
Miscellaneous - The Life & Explorations of Dr. Livingstone, LL.D., Carefully Compiled From Reliable Sources, Adam & Co., London [c.1876], viii, 632pp, illustrated throughout with lithograph engravings, quarter-calf and buckram boards, titled spine, marbled endpapers, short folio; The Arminian Magazine For the Year 1792 [...], G. Paramore, London [1792], [iv], 672pp, contents [iv], engraved portraits to each sub-titles, 19th century quarter-calf, 12mo; Wesley (The Rev. John, M.A.), Sermons On Several Occasions, With A Life of The Author by The Rev. John Beecham, three-volume set, John Mason, London 1838, quarter-black leather and buckram, titled to spine, 12mo; Smiles (Samuel), various works, bound en suite, quarter-morocco and buckram, 12mo (7); Boutell (Charles), Heraldry [...], third edition, Richard Bentley, London 1864, plates throughout, disbound; The Art Journal, 1891, quarter-calf, folio [14]
Lot 5966
Hurd (Rev. Dr William), A New and Universal History of The Religious Rites and Ceremonies of All Nations In The World: Giving a Complete and Impartial Account of All Religions, Both Antient (sic) and Modern, from the Creation down to the Present Time [...], Alex. Hogg, London [presumably 1780], disbound, engraved plates throughout, traces of early 19th century quarter-leather and marbled boards, crown folio Sold as a collection of plates only and not liable to return.
![Ralegh (Sir Walter) (sic, Raleigh), The Historie (sic) of The World In Five Bookes (sic) [...], G. Lathum and R. Young, Londo](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/6cd3f0fb-6e72-4e0a-a3a3-a78600808b75/85962138-c2c7-44c8-c553-2baf7c2d4f4f/468x382.jpg)
Lot 6003
Ralegh (Sir Walter) (sic, Raleigh), The Historie (sic) of The World In Five Bookes (sic) [...], G. Lathum and R. Young, London 1634, London 1634, later 20th century Hessian binding, gilt titled maroon leather label to spine, within compartments of raised banding, drab endpapers, crown folio
Lot 5945
Baskerville Bible - The Holy Bible, Containing The Old Testament and The New; With The Apocrypha: Tranflated (sic) out of the Original Tongues, With Annotation, apparently the first illustrated Baskerville edition, Printed by John Baskerville, Birmingham 1769 - 1771, engraved frontispiece and nine further engraved plates, full period dark brown calf, raised banding to spine, later relayed red leather title label, folio Condition Report: See further images
Lot 6006
The Christian's New and Complete British Family Bible: Being A New Clear, Full, and Universal Exposition and Commentary On The Holy Scriptures [...] The Old and New Testaments, With The Apocrypha [...], [edited by The Revd. Dr] Paul Wright, D.D., F.S.A., Alex Hogg, London [c. 1790], illustrated throughout with figural and genre copperplate engravings by Bartolozzi, Thornton, Smith, Jenkins, etc., after Cipriani, Rubens, Van Dyck, Raphael and others, within neoclassical frames, full period reverse calf binding, the boards embossed with foliate meander, the spine with red leather-title label, marbled endpapers, folio
Lot 5979
Local Interest - Further Report of The Commissioners For Inquiring Concerning Charities, (Extract of so much of the 18th Report of The Commissioners for inquiries into Charities as relates to the County of Derby), [London 1827], 6, 269pp sub-title in MS ink, the first directory contents with partial MS numerical index, subsidiary contents without MS index, later half-leather and marbled boards, red leather title label inscribed Old Derbyshire Charities in gilt, the spine with raised banding and devices in compartments, folio
Lot 6009
The Holy Bible, Containing the Books of the Old & New Testament, Printed by John Field, Printer to the Univerfitie (sic), And illuftrated (sic) wth. Chorographical Sculps (sic) by J: Ogilby, Cambridge 1660, engraved allegorical frontispiece, late 18th/early 19th century reverse calf binding, the boards embossed with meandering fillets and garlands, the spine with raised banding, marbled endpapers, medium folio Condition Report: last ten or so pages with creases at lower edges, some old water staining near back, only the engraved frontispiece has plates as well as text, the end paper prelims, the base of frontispiece with tear, revers calf binding firm with some wear, text tight, contents bright with little or no foxing, few lines oddly underlined in crayon though not manyNew testament engraved title lacking plate, only general frontispiece
Lot 165
FITZROY ROBERT: (1805-1865) English Royal Navy Officer and scientist, famed as the captain of HMS Beagle during Charles Darwin's famous voyage. D.S., Robert FitzRoy, one page (vellum), oblong folio, Auckland, New Zealand, 30th December 1844. The partially printed document being a Deed of Grant issued to James Bruce, authorising the sale of land, stating in part, '…one of our Commissioners appointed to hear, examine, and report upon claims to land obtained by purchase from the Aboriginal Inhabitants of the Colony of New Zealand has reported that James Bruce of Akoroa is entitled to receive a grant of (2) two acres of land…' The document further describes the location of the granted land. Signed by FitzRoy at the foot of the document in his capacity as Governor and Commander-in-Chief of New Zealand. With the remnants of a red wax seal to the lower left corner. With a very small hole to the vertical fold, mild foxing and light age wear. G
Lot 23
17th Century Trials - The Proceedings and Tryal in the case of the most Reverend Father in God William Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, - A defence of the late Lord Russel's Innocency - The Power, Jurisdiction and Priviledge of Parliament ... - A discourse concerning ecclesiastical jurisdiction - An enquiry into the power of dispensing - The Lord Russel's Innocency further defended - Remarks upon Tryals, 7 parts bound in one, folio, rebound half calf with marbled boards, new endpapers, London 1689
Lot 6
Evelyn, John - Numismata, a Discourse of Medals, 1st edition, folio, contemporary calf, front board detached, London 1697, together with an autograph letter - John Parnell, dated February 2nd 189 to W.J. Evelyn, Wotton House [the Evelyn family seat], Dorking, concerning auctions, books and members of the Evelyn family (2)
Lot 594
'Some English Gardens', drawings by George S. Elgood, notes by Gertrude Jekyll. Longmans Green and Co, London, 1904 (First Edition). Folio, publisher's blue cloth, gilt title, t.e.g.Condition Report: Contents generally good and bright throughout, colour plates are vibrant. Cloth binding has some wear to extremities, a little discolouration to spine.
Lot 603
'The National Shakespeare, a fac-simile of the text of the first folio of 1623', illustrated by Sir J. Noel Paton, in three volumes. Published in London by William Mackenzie, undated but c.1890. Publisher's uniform bindings in full morocco, top edge gilt (rest untrimmed), photogravure plates and frontispieces, folio.Condition Report: Bindings good and solid for age, some wear. Contents generally sound with discolouration/toning and occasional foxing.
Lot 637
Luigi Rossini (Italian, 1790-1857), pair of large etchings depicting ancient Roman architecture: 'Veduta dello Scavo della Colonna di Foca' (1822), and 'Veduta di Fianco del Campidoglio di Roma' (1819). Together with a similar etching by Piranesi: 'Veduta degli avanzi del Foro Di Nerva'. Folio also contains several scientific drawings.Condition Report: Rossini etchings have some dampstaining and a little wear around edges; Piranesi is backed with paper and very worn/discoloured.
Lot 1002
DAVID COX OWS (1785-1859); watercolour 'Windsor From The Playground At Eton', unsigned, with descriptive label verso, 22 x 16cm and a pencil sketch, 'The Garden Of A Country House', unsigned, bearing Folio Society label verso, 23 x 14cm, both framed and glazed (2). CONDITION REPORT: Tiny specks of foxing to the images and one small crease line.
Lot 979
AFTER JOHN COLLIER 'Tim Bobbins' '1708-1786'; a folio of 'Human Passions Delineated, in about 120 figures, Droll, Satirical and Humorous '...', by Timothy Bobbin of the Lancashire dialect', May 1770 folio containing forty three black and white plates (one missing), title page and 'The Explanation of the Plates in the Book of Heads', rebound, with relevant letter from Rochdale central library.
Lot 452
DESTRÉE, J., KYMEULEN, A.J., & HANNOTIAU, Alex, Les Musées Royaux à Bruxelles: Armes et Armures, numerous engraved plates, bound in gilt green cloth (very good condition), folio; DE LA NIEPPE, Edgar de Prelle, Catalogue des Armes et Armures du Musée de la Porte de Hal, marbled boards, bound in half green cloth, 4to (2)
Lot 470
LYSONS, Rev. Daniel, The Environs of London: Surrey, marbled boards, bound in quarter orange cloth with gilt lettering, folio; DAVIES, Matthew & SAUNDERS, Ann, The History of the Merchant Taylors' Company, in its slip case (2004); MONIER-WILLIAMS, Randall, The Tallow Chandlers of London: Volume IV (1977); BERGER, Ronald M., The Most Necessary Luxuries (1993); MEGSON, Barbara, Such Goodly Company: A glimpse of the life of the Bowyers of London (1993); WELCH, Charles, History of the Cutlers' Company of London: Volumes 1 & 2 (1923), bound in green cloth with gilt lettering, 4to; HEAL, Ambrose, The London Goldsmiths, 1200-1800 (1972); REDDAWAY, T.F. & WALKER, Lorna, The Early History of the Goldsmiths' Company 1327-1509 (1975); LAWSON-CLARKE, Peter (ed.), A Brief History of the Worshipful Company of Glovers of London (1982); Guildhall Library Research Guide: City Livery Companies and Related Organisations (1989) (11)
Lot 475
SCALINI, Mario & TRAPP, Oswald (English translation by ROBERTS, Mark), The Armoury of the Castle of Churburg, 2 vols., plates, calf-backed boards, bound in quarter gilt brown leather with raised bands (overall good condition), armorial bookplate of Anthony de Reuck, 4to, in its slip-case; TRAPP, Oswald (translation by MANN, James Gow), The Armoury of the Castle of Churburg, engraved plates, bound in gilt red cloth, armorial book plate of Anthony de Reuck, folio, No. 93 of 400 copies; TRAPP, Oswald, Ritter Jakob Trapp auf Churburg (1529-1563) (1954); PAGGIARINO, Carlo, The Churburg Armoury (2006), bookplate of Anthony de Reuck (4)
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