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Lot 1370

Examples of French Art By Temple, A G Published by Blades, East and Blades (1898) Thirty examples of the then most notable French artists with a brief biography of each, limited edition of 125, no. 88, 60pp.,30 monochrome plates, hand laid paper, subscribers list First edition, limited , covers a little marked, book in good condition , blue cloth with gilt titles and decoration to front and spine , Folio 30x41 cm Hardback SIGNED by publishers on limitation page

Lot 317

[CLASSIC LITERATURE] Dickens, Charles. Works of, sixteen volumes, The Folio Society, London, circa 1985-87, quarter cloth, each in slip-case.

Lot 1253

AFTER UTAMARO, Part folio of Shunga woodblock prints, depicting couples in erotic embraces, each 11cm x 15cm (11)

Lot 92

Two wooden drawers of books, including Edward Lear's Complete Nonsense published by the Folio Society

Lot 101

Antiquarian folio works in latin, in paper wrappers. Bible in Arabic 'Biblia Sacra Arabica', 3 vols, Rome 1671, folio, library stamp to titles, paper wrappers (vol. I lacking title and first leaves); Ecclesiastical Antiquities, vols I & II 1697; Acts ... against Luther, 1739; Councils of the Armenian Church, 2 vols., 1661 and 1690; Bibliotheca Magna Rabbinica ...(9)

Lot 11

HAMILTON (William R.) Atlas volume only to Remarks on Several Parts of Turkey, London 1809-10, folio, 58 x 43cm, with map of Egypt and 24 plates as required, mostly double page, upper board detached

Lot 113

Bible [German]. Biblia, das ist, die gantze Heilige Schrift, Alten und Neuen Testaments.. durch Martin Luther. Frankfurt am Main: Matthaei Merians 1704, folio, double column text, engraved new testament title and illustrations, contemporary binding, (rubbed and lacking clasps), gauffered edges

Lot 12

HAMILTON (Gavin) Schola Italica Picturae sive selectae quaedam summorum a schola italica pictorum tabulae aere incisae, Rome, 1771, folio, 587 x 420mm, engraved title and 39 plates, light staining to margins, worn later half calf

Lot 125

Le Dix-Huitieme Siecle, Les Moeurs, Les Arts, Les Idees. Paris: Hachette 1899, folio, illustrated, red morocco by Riviere & Son (lightly worn); RIMMEL (Eugene) The Book of Perfumes, London 1865, 8vo, illustrated, lacks first free end paper, faded cloth with chipped headband; BURTON (R) The Anatomy of Melancholy, 1883, 8vo, half morocco by Zaehnsdorf; SWIFT (J) Gulliver's Travels, no date c.1850, illustrations after Grandville, slightly toned, half morocco; WHITMAN (W) Leaves of Grass. London 1907, 8vo, half calf gilt spine (5)

Lot 127

Roxburghe Club. EVANS (Mark; editor) Art Collecting and Lineage in the Elizabethan Age: The Lumley Inventory. 2010, folio, members' copy for Stephen Keynes OBE, gilt spine, a.e.g.

Lot 128

Roxburghe Club. BARKER (Nicolas) Two East Anglian Picture Books, a facsimile of the Helmingham Herbal and Bestiary and Bodleian Ms. Ashmole 1504, presented by Paul Mellon. 1988, folio, members' copy for Stephen Keynes (Treasurer), green morocco backed cloth, vellum corners, gilt spine, a.e.g.

Lot 129

Roxburghe Club. BARKER (Nicolas) The Great Book of Thomas Trevilian, a facsimile of the manuscript in the Wormsley Library. A study by Nicolas Barker and with a Foreword by Paul Getty, in 2 volumes, 2000, large folio, 48 x 30cm, members' copy for Stephen Keynes OBE, dark red morocco backed cloth, vellum tips, top edges gilt

Lot 13

HAMILTON (Gavin) Schola Italica Picturae sive selectae quaedam summorum a schola italica pictorum tabulae aere incisae, Rome, 1731, folio, 61 x 41cm, engraved title and 36 plates only, (3 mounted), light staining to margins, worn damaged binding

Lot 146

HOOKE (Robert) Micrographia, facsimile of the first edition, privately printed for members of The Classics of Medicine Library 1996, folio, folding plates, full leather gilt

Lot 165

Nottingham circa 1784, a manuscript enclosures ledger, with prices and lists of signatories, on 94pp., small folio, with several pages unused, with loose inserted 'An Act for dividing and inclosing the Open Fields.. in the parish of Calverton, Nottingham, 1779', 34pp, disbound

Lot 168

A mid-19th century folio scrapbook, principally to include an invitation for the funeral of the Duke of Wellington 1852, and cuttings, prints and cartoons, manuscripts, and a few drawings, all pasted to album leaves

Lot 170

A folio album of mainly Swedish wax seals, 18th or 19th century, each mounted to leaves with manuscript titles and reference numbers, 2 loose inserted sheets at end with other seals, chipped board covers

Lot 229

Private press and others including numbered editions. Cresset Press: The Iliad of Homer, 1928, folio, one of 750 copies, vellum backed; AUSTEN (John; illustrator) Daphnis and Chloe. Geoffrey Bles 1925, cloth (spine discoloured); SMART (C) A Song to David, Rampant Lions Press, 1960, one of 600 copies; ANNIGONI (P) Europe, The Quest for Unity, Ranelagh Editions 1975, folio, unbound part work with signed Crucifixion scene no. 397/475; several others including booklets, dates and sizes vary

Lot 232

RAEMAEKERS (Louis) The Great War, A Neutral's Indictment. London: The Fine Art Society, Ltd. 1916, first edition, large folio, limited edition (1050), signed by the author below frontispiece portrait, 100 mounted plates, covers dust stained and faded; Vol. II - The Great War in 1916, signed to limitation leaf, 1917, folio, 58 mounted plates, similarly bound; 3 others - satirical cartoons (5)

Lot 235

POGANY (Willy; illustrator) Parsifal, by Richard Wagner, 1912, small folio, one of 525 copies signed by Pogany, tipped in colour plates, illustrations, good vellum gilt

Lot 240

DODGSON (Campbell) The Etchings of James McNeill Whistler. London: The Studio 1922, folio, no. 165 of 200 numbered copies, photogravure plates and black and white illustrations, vellum (slightly marked) in damaged cloth box; COLE (Timothy) Old English Masters. The Century Co. 1902, two folders with 46 signed impressions on Japan silk tissue paper, limited edition of 150 copies, soiled cloth gilt covers (3)

Lot 241

DOYLE (Richard) In Fairyland A Series of Pictures from the Elf World, second edition, London: Longman, Green and Co 1875, folio, half title, 16 coloured plates, slight staining, recased in original green cloth gilt and rebacked preserving spine strip

Lot 242

BEATON (Cecil) Quail in Aspic, 1st edition 1962, inscribed by the author to 'John'; also - Near East, Batsford 1943; CHAMBERLAIN (Basil Hall), Things Japanese, 1927 reprint, green cloth; GILBERT and GEORGE. More Horny Pictures, a signed exhibition programme 2001, and SONTAG (Susan) Cuba - Art of Revolution, 1970, soft covers, folio (5)

Lot 249

Printing, typography, and paper making. A collection of 20th century reference works, various publishers and sizes, including: WAKEMAN (G) English Hand Made Papers. The Plough Press 1972, one of 75 numbered copies, dusty spine (2 copies); Idem. Nineteenth Century Colour Illustration. The Plough Press 1976, folio, no. 61/100 copies; ; Motif no.1 1958; MEYNELL (G T) Pages from Books, 1927, folio; ENSCHEDE (C) Typefounders in the Netherlands, 1978, folio, one of 1500 copies; MUIR (Ann) Harvesting Colour, Incline press 1999, 4to, no. 122 of 225 signed copies, slip case; few others (15)

Lot 254

CRUIKSHANK (George, illustrator) Mayhew's Great Exhibition of 1851, 11 plates, no date [1851], folio, somewhat browned and worn to edges, loose as issued in original folder

Lot 262

Literature and history. GRANVILLE (J J) and W. von KAULBACH. Album des Betes, a L'Usage des Gens D'Esprit. Edition speciale, Paris 1864, folio, 3 parts in one, illustrated throughout, foxing, original boards; DISRAELI. Tancred, in 3 vols., 1847, half calf; BARSTOW (D) A Secular Diary 1836, with folding table 37 x 28cm, 12mo; LAWRENCE (D H) Phoenix, 1936, morocco backed boards; REDSTONE (V) Bygone Woodbridge, c.1893, 8vo, cloth; various others 19th and 20th century (39)

Lot 263

Literature and church, various: PEARSON (John, Lord Bishop of Chester) An Exposition of the Creed, 12th edition, London 1741, folio, portrait frontispiece, worn calf; CRUDEN (A) A Complete Concordance, 2nd edition 1761, 4to, portrait frontispiece, later half calf; DICKENS (C) Master Humphrey's Clock, 3 vols., 1840, illustrated, no title to vol. III, old staining, worn half calf; others including Trollope, etc

Lot 264

Literature, various including British Museum Catalogue of Arundel Manuscripts vol. I, 1834, large folio; others - illustrated, etc

Lot 266

[HOGARTH (T)] The Griffinage of Norman Strange, no date, 1862, large oblong folio, with 21 original pen and ink illustrations mounted to leaves with text pages mounted opposite, upper board detached

Lot 289

First Edition Library and Folio Society, collection of modern vols., most in slip cases (c.30)

Lot 293

FORSTER (E M) Commonplace Book, Scolar Press 1978, folio, one of 350 numbered copies, slip case; Two Cheers for Democracy, 1951, first edition, dust jacket; Maurice, 1971, first edition, dust jacket (3)

Lot 296

NICHOLSON (Peter) Practical Carpentry, Joinery and Cabinet-Making, revised by Thomas Treadgold, 1846, 4to, portrait frontispiece, added engraved title and plates, old staining, half bound; RIDDELL (Robert) The Carpenter and Joiner, Stair Builder and Hand-Railer. Edinburgh [1870], folio, added architectural title, 1 plate and 57 plans (one folding), the last four supplied in duplicate with foldout diagrams to card backing, binding worn

Lot 297

LEWIS (James) Original Designs in Architecture, consisting of Plans, Elevations and Sections for Villas, Mansions, Town-Houses, etc., London: for the Author 1780, large folio, subscribers list, 22 plates, light spotting or foxing, text in English and Italian, half calf

Lot 300

SERRES (Dominick and John Thomas) Liber Nauticum, and instructor in the Art of Marine Drawing. London: John Nichols for Edward Orme, 1805-06, folio, two parts in one, two engraved Addresses and 40 (of 41) etched plates (lacking pl.27 'Ninety-gun ship at Spithead'), many with aquatint, 1 hand-coloured, title with correction printed letter 'S' pasted over final letter 'M' of 'Nauticum', slight cropping affecting some platemarks, contemporary binding with upper board detached

Lot 301

Costume of the Russian Empire, London: for E. Harding et al., 1803, folio, added coloured title and 72 hand coloured plates, text in English and French, very slight offsetting and occasional staining, rebacked contemporary calf (rubbed)

Lot 57

WOODS (James) A New Atlas and Gazetteer of the Isle of Man, consisting of Seventeeen Highly-finished Maps. London: Day & Son 1867, folio, with 17 hand-coloured lithographed plates (14 double-page), title slightly damp stained, sporadic use stains, original stained cloth covers

Lot 64

BLACK's General Atlas of the World, 1898, folio, hand coloured maps, damaged binding; a folding Stanford Ordnance map of 'The Country around Cambridge' scale 1 inch to a mile, in wallet; also a few albums of cigarette cards and a small coloured etching by Claude Rowbotham

Lot 70

SETTLE (Elkanah) Carmen Irenicum. Imperialium Magnae Britanniae Coronarum Unio [The Union of the Imperial Crowns of Great Britain]. 1707, small folio, (285 x 185mm), Latin title present, parallel text in Latin and English, 47pp., pale tide mark to text, some cropping, contemporary black goatskin with gilt arms, spine foot damaged; GLANVILL (J) Catholick Charity recommended in a Sermon before the Right Honorable the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London, 1669, soiled title, bound with - WHISTON (W) A Short View of the Chronology of the Old Testament.., 1702, 4 tables, worn panel calf; BAXTER (Richard) The Saints Everlasting Rest, 1659, title mounted, lacks N2 (title to Pt. II), age toned, damaged binding. Sold not subject to return. (3)

Lot 73

A Compleat Body of Husbandry, London: for T. Osborne et al. 1756, folio, engraved frontispiece and plates, reverse calf, rebacked

Lot 74

BLAIR (John) The Chronology and History of the World, 1768, folio, 15 folding maps by Kitchin and others including America and West Indies, rebacked calf

Lot 76

POSTLETHWAYT (Malachy) The Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce..., 2 vol., fourth edition, 1774, folio, engraved allegorical frontispiece, titles in red and black with engraved vignette, 24 folding engraved maps, diagrams and tables in the text, contemporary calf

Lot 78

HOLINSHED (Raphael) The First and Second volumes of Chronicles, ... now newly augmented and continued to the year 1586 by John Hooker. London 1587, folio, 3 vols., second edition, black letter, general title within woodcut border and 5 other titles to first tome, no titles to vols. II or III, vol. II with Ai to Aiii having repaired foremargins, generally a sound copy in later crushed morocco ruled in gilt, marbled end papers, a.e.g., slight wear to bindings

Lot 79

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Works, edited by Thomas Speght, together with The Life of Chaucer. London 1687, folio, damaged portrait frontispiece, large woodcut arms, black letter, double column, advertisement to final page, skilfully rebacked panel calf

Lot 80

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Works, edited by John Urry (1663-1714), London: for Bernard Lintot 1721, first edition, folio, 2 engraved portraits (one with slightly frayed fore edge), illustrations, slight foxing or staining, recased in later calf backed marbled boards, head of spine strip slightly damaged; GODWIN (W) Life of Geoffrey Chaucer, in 2 vols., 1803, 4to, 2 portrait frontispieces and one other portrait, rebacked diced calf (3)

Lot 81

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Works, edited by John Urry (1663-1714), London: for Bernard Lintot 1721, first edition, folio, 2 engraved portraits, illustrations, very slight foxing and toning, contemporary calf skilfully rebacked, corners repaired. Provenance: purchased from Deighton Bell in 1976

Lot 82

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Workes of our Ancient learned English Poet..., London: Adam Islip 1602, folio, title within wood engraved border (repaired), lacking portrait, with large woodcut arms, woodcut of the knight to B1, double column, black letter, slight damp stain mainly affecting fore margins of first and latter leaves, and more so to Glossary at end, good reback to spotted calf

Lot 83

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Workes of our Antient and Learned Poet.., Edited by Thomas Speight. London: Adam Islip, at the charges of Thomas Wight, 1598, folio, woodcut title, portrait damaged with loss and laid down, lacking frontispiece, Canterbury Tales with woodcut title, large coat of arms to A6v, knight on horseback woodcut to head of B1, double column, black letter, ff394, 10pp corrections at end, rebacked calf

Lot 84

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Workes, [1561], folio, lacking title and leaf A1 of Prologues, with two woodcut sub-titles and knight at the head of B1, lacking final leaf 3V8, first and last leaves rather soiled and frayed at edges with slight loss of text to a small part of A3, leaves R1-R3 cropped to lower and fore margins, some early marginal notes in a neat hand, 3P5 with slight loss of text to lower corner, the whole cropped when rebound (as evidenced by some loss of marginal notes), sprinkled panel calf

Lot 85

CHAUCER (Geoffrey) The Workes, [1561], folio, lacking title and all prelims except leaf [floret]ii of The Prologue, and A3 of The Table, with two woodcut sub titles, nine leaves of Prologues present with the 22 woodcuts used by Caxton in his second edition of the Prologues and not present in the second issue of this fifth edition, A3 with upper corner cut away with loss, final leaf missing and supplied in 19th century facsimile, one early leaf with applied blank patch partly covering about 9 lines of text within a poorly printed or damaged paragraph, repaired binding

Lot 86

JUVENALIS. Satires, Mores Hominum, the Manners of Men. Edited by Sir Robert Stapylton, London: R. Hodgkinsonne 1660, folio, boards detached; together with - Rosapina and Tomba after Reni and others, 45 loose engravings with blindstamps, some staining to margins

Lot 90

WORDSWORTH (William) The White Doe of Rylstone; or the Fate of the Nortons. A Poem. London: Longman, 1815. 4to, 162 pp. lacks half-title, engraved plate, damaged worn binding; COWLEY (Abraham) The Works, 9th edition, 1700, folio, portrait frontispiece, calf; LEAPOR (Mrs, of Brackley) Poems upon Several Occasions, 1748, 8vo, worn boards; POMFRET (John) Poems upon Several Occasions, 7th edition 1727, 12mo, calf; FAWKES (Francis) The Argonautics of Apollonus Rhodus. 1780, 8vo, half calf; (5)

Lot 1285

Children's Books - Johns (Captain W.E.), Biggles and the Menace from Space, Hodder and Stoughton, London 1981, pictorial paper covers, 4to; Doctor Who and the Daleks Omnibus, edited by Terry Nation, Artus Books, London 1976, h/b, d/j, small folio; mid-20th century Enid Blyton, some first editions, a few with dustjackets, all h/b, various; Star Trek; Beatrix Potter; etc (1 box)

Lot 1292

Antiquarian Books - Miscellaneous & Bindings - Die See in Gemälden deutscher Maler [...], Berlag von Hoursch & Bechstedt, [Cologne] 1926, illustrated with tipped-in colour plates after artist's original, woodcut vignettes within text throughout, contemporary quarter-green morocco and black buckram boards, small folio; The Works of William Cowper: His Life, Letters, and Poems, Now First Compiled by the Introduction of Cowper's Private Correspondence, edited by the Rev. T.S. Grimshawe [...], With Illustrations, William Tegg and Co., London 1849, full contemporary gilt-tooled green morocco, marbled endpapers, 8vo; Illustrated British Ballads, Old and New, Selected and Edited by George Barnett Smith, two-volumes bound as one, Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, London 1881, contemporary quarter-morocco and buckram boards, 4to; The World of Wonders: A Record of Things Wonderful in Nature, Science, and Art, Cassell & Company, Limited, London 1883, contemporary quarter-green morocco and marbled boards, 4to; Payne's Orbis Pictus: or Book of Beauty for Every Table, A.H. Payne, Dresden & Leipzig, contemporary quarter-calf, 4to; Cassell's History of England, nine volumes, full contemporary ox blood cloth, 4to; bindings; etc

Lot 309

Book: OSCAR WILDE, The Happy Prince, 1948, colour plates with original record relating the tale, folio

Lot 382

Book: EO SOMERVILLE, Slippers ABC of Fox Hunting, 1903, 1st Edition, folio, numerous colour plates

Lot 384

Book: LIONEL EDWARDS, The Passing Seasons, 1st Edition, colour plates, very large folio with scarce original dust jacket

Lot 187

Quantity of 78s including music folio

Lot 429

A COLLECTION OF COINS in a fitted folio

Lot 170

William Salmon, The English Herbal, London 1710, small folio, engraved plate missing, frontis loss, restored/repaired pages, binding defective.

Lot 173

R.S. Surtees, Jorricks' Joints and Jollities, Folio Society 1949, half-calf, together with three R.S. Surtees Society publications. (4)

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