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Anderson, George William - A New, Authentic and Complete Collection of Voyages around the World, folio, old calf - worn, front board detached, with frontis portrait, 155 plates and maps, London 1784 [1784-86] together with an unframed coloured engraving of The Death of Captn. James Cook ... 1779
Hill, John, Sir - The British Herbal, First edition. Large folio, original sheep boards - rebacked. Allegorical coloured engraving as frontispiece by H. Roberts after S. Wale, coloured engraved title page vignette, dedication page with coloured engraved arms of Earl of Northumberland and 75 plates of about 1500 botanical and herbal specimens. Printed for T. Osborne and J. Shipton in Gray's Inn. & c. London 1756Sir John Hill (1714-1775) was apparently from Peterborough. He was trained as an apothecary and set up a small shop in St. Martin's Lane. He travelled all over the country in search of rare herbs in order to write a herbal but this took longer than he thought. He was a prolific writer, his first publication being a translation of Theophrastuss History of Stones (1746). He edited the British Magazine (1746-1750), and for two years (1751-1753) he wrote a daily letter, The Inspector, for the London Advertiser and Literary Gazette. He also produced novels, plays and scientific works, and was a large contributor to the supplement of Ephraim Chambers's Cyciopaedia. His personal and scurrilous writings made him many enemies, including Henry Fielding, Christopher Smart and David Garrick all of whom attacked him in print. The Dictionary of National Biography attribute 76 different works the Hill but his most important are his botanical works. In addition Hannah Glasse's famous manual of cookery was generally ascribed to him (see Boswell, ed. Hill, iii. 285) as it was not readily believed that a woman could have written it. Dr Johnson said of him that he was an ingenious man, but had no veracity. The British Herbal, however, is a work of veracity and vitally important for modern botanical nomenclature in that not only did Hill attempt to name and categorize the flowers and herbs which grow in Britain but he classifed them on the forms of the corolla and gynoecium and criticised the Linnaean system.
North Africa and Italy. An Album of Photographs entitled 'Rome and Sicily, 1911', oblong folio, half morocco, photographs, [c. 1911].This collection of photographs includes views of the ancient Roman site of Timgad in Algeria, of the local inhabitants and camels, as well as views of Rome and Sicily.See illustration
Nodier (Charles) and others. Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne France, 2 vol, folio, early morocco-backed boards, lithographed plates (some in 2 states), half-titles, Paris, 1820-25, bookplate of Chillingham Castle. This monumental work was published in 19 volumes over 58 years. These first two volumes cover Normandy.
A collection of 1930's black and white photographs depicting British ships, mainly Press Association and similar, to include: The Royal Yacht 'Victoria and Albert', 'HMS Rodney', 'HMS Nelson', 'HMS Queen Elizabeth', HMS Barham', HMS Resolution', 'HMS Warspite', 'HMS Valiant', 'HMS Royal Oak', 'HMS Royal Sovereign', 'HMS Repulse', 'HMS Hood', 'HMS Sheffield', 'HMS Manchester' and many others, in folio; together with a good quantity outside of folio depicting scenes aboard ships, including a torpedo attack on a German ship, a combined naval and RAF exercise, the launching of a submarine, etc.
Monumenta Historica Britannica or Materials for the History of Britain from the Earliest Period to the End of the Reign of King Henry VII, published by the command of Her Majesty, volume 1, 1848; together with the following (approximately folio size): Calendarium Rotulorum Chartarum Et Inquisitionum ad Quod Damnum, printed by Command of His Majesty King George III, 1803 Rotulorum Originalium in Curia Scaccarii Abbreviatio. Vol 1 and 2, printed by Command of His Majesty King George III, 1805 and 1810 Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angilieae et Walliae printed by Command of His Majesty King George III 1802 Calendarium Rotulorum Patentium in Turri Londinensi, two volumes, printed by Command of His Majesty King George III 1802 Calendarium Inquisitionum Post Mortem sive Escaetarum Vol 1 printed by Command of His Majesty King George III 1806 Placitorum Domo Capitulari Westmonasteriensi Asservatorum Abbreviatio, Rotuli Litterarum Clausarum, General Report to the King in Council ....on the Public Records printed at His Majesty's Command 1837, and Index to the Rolls of Parliament (ALL VOLUMES IN THIS LOT HAVE FAULTS. PERSONAL INSPECTION RECOMMENDED)
VIKTOR VASNETSOV [ILLUSTRATOR], PESN O VESHCHEM OLEGE, 1899 AND 1915 VASNETSOV, Viktor, illustrator, and ZAMIRAYLO, Viktor, calligrapher; text by PUSHKIN, Aleksandr;PESN O VESHCHEM OLEGE [The Song of the Wise Oleg]. Comprising:a) First issue, dedicated to Pushkin`s birth centenary on May 26, 1899. Saint Petersburg: Tipografiya ekspeditsii zagotovleniya gosudarstvennykh bumag, 1899. A fold-out book with chromolithographic illustrations. 6 pages. 4to (330 x 228 mm);b) Second edition. Moscow: A. A. Levenson, 1914. A fold-out book with lithographic tipped-in illustrations. 6 pages. Large folio (484 x 337 mm)
A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ISSUES OF MIR ISKUSSTVA MAGAZINE, 1900-1904 [World of Art] magazine. Editor - Sergey Dyagilev. Petersburg, 1900-1904. Folio (324 x 255 mm). Profusely illustrated with lithographic plates, some in color. Comprising 13 issues bound in 8 books:1900 - Issues 21-22; 23-24;1901 - Issues 8-9; 10; 11-12;1903 - Issues 7-8; 12;1904 - Issue 11
QUEEN VICTORIA, LEAVES FROM THE JOURNAL OF OUR LIFE IN THE HIGHLANDS FROM 1848 TO 1861, limited edition, 1153/1850, gilt red cloth with original case, Folio Society, 2002; LOFTIE (W), LANDSEER AND ANIMAL PAINTING IN ENGLAND, colour plates, Blackie & Son; SNAFFLES, MY SKETCH BOOK, Gale & Polden, HURST (CAPTAIN), THE P.V.H., illustrated by Snaffles, Gale & Polden, c1934 (4)
Fifteen boxes of books on art, antiques and collecting, mostly mid- to late 20th century 8vos to folios, some earlier; with a particular emphasis on pottery and porcelain, including Meteyard (Eliza) Memorials of Wedgewood [&] Wedgewood and his Works, 1874, G. Bell, folios in original cloth gilt profusely illustrated with photoplates; classic sets such as Bryan's Dictionary of Artists, Engravers etc., 1913, Vols I-V; some other miscellaneous works of reference such as Burke's Landed Gentry, the thick 1937 Centenary Edition, some Folio Society editions in original slipcases and a few volumes on other subjects (qty)
Three boxes of books on military history, 8vos and 4tos in original cloth: Boraston (J.H., Editor) Sir Douglas Haig's Despatches, 1919, J.M. Dent & Sons, two vols., text (with plates and illustrations) and Maps, in publisher's red cloth gilt; Churchill (Winston) The Second World War, 1948-54, Cassell & Co. first edition, 6 vols black cloth [with] The World Crisis, 1923-31, Thornton Butterworth, 6 vols; Esposito and Elting A Military History and Atlas of the Napoleonic Wars, Faber & Faber, oblong folio in original slipcase; several regimental histories including the Scottish Volunteer Force, 34th [&] 20th (Light) Division, Coldstream Guards, South Wales Borderers, Volunteer Infantry, Tyne Electrical Engineers, the Royal Naval Division, and Hicks (J.G.) The Percy Artillery Records, 1899; a 1799 List of Officers, for the War Office, Sixth edition (marbled boards, becoming disbound) with Hart's Annual Army List for 1863; bound collected issues of The Camp Magazine of the 1st Royal Naval Brigade interned at Groningen 1914-16; Nevill (R.) British Military Prints and White (A.C.) Bibliography of Regimental Histories (qty)
Noel Paton (J., Illustrator) The Dowie Dens o'Yarrow, 1860 folio of steel engravings, original green cloth; Glanzstoff AG (Textile company) 19 prints reproducing medieval illustrations of cloth workers in Nuremberg presented in the original folio cloth box and slipcase; Burton Josuiah Wedgewood and his Pottery, 1922, Cassell, original pictorial cloth; The Complete History of Buckingham Palace, Country Life, dust jacket; Stueart Erskine Lady Diana Beauclerk, 1903, T. Fisher Unwin; Hopkins and Rimbault The Organ, 1877, Third edition, large 8vo in original cloth gilt; the Norton Facsimile of Shakespeare's First Folio, 1996 Second Edition, in slipcase; Norris Monumental Brasses, two vols in slipcase; The Silversmiths of Birmingham; The Archives of the Company of Mercers, Grocers and Haberdashers of Richmond, Yorkshire; a New Edition of Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, 3 vols, 1864, Boston [and] The Modern Building Record, 3 vols. An interesting group (16 vols in two boxes)
JOHN NORTHCOTE NASH, R.A. (1893-1977); a folio of twelve line block floral studies, Warren Editions 1969, containing twelve black and white line block prints, each signed by the artist and numbered 15/65, each still unframed and in card and cloth hard board folio. (D) CONDITION REPORT: This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
One box of 18th-century Georgian leather-bound books, comprising the following: 'Private Memoirs Relative to the Last Year of the Reign of Lewis the Sixteenth, Late King of France', by Moleville (1797) in three volumes, 8vo. (French Revolution interest); 'Volume VI of the Author's Works, containing The Publick Spirit of the Whigs and Polite Conversation' (1741) 8vo. (Jonathan Swift); 'Notitia Monastica, or, An Account of the Abbies, Priories, and Houses of Friers, formerly in England and Wales', by James Nasmith, M.A. (1787) folio.
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