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Lot 291
A collection of books on Manchester comprising `The Antiquities Of The Town And A Complete History Of The Trade Of Manchester With A Description Of Manchester And Salford` by James Butterworth, printed for the author by C W Leake, St Mary`s Gate Manchester 1822, rebound in half tan calf with green boards and gilt lettering, `Manchester Streets And Manchester Men` in five volumes, illustrated by T Swindells, printed by J E Cornish Ltd, 16 St Ann`s Square Manchester 1906, being the first, second, third, fourth and fifth series, bound in green cloth with gilt lettering, `Reminiscences Of Manchester And Some Of Its Local Surroundings From The Year 1840` by Louis Hays, printed by Sherratt & Hughs, Manchester 1905, bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering, `Salford Through The Ages` by Charles P Hampson, printed by Salford City Reporter Press 1930, bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering, `Medieval Manchester And The Beginnings of Lancashire` by James Tait, printed at the Manchester University Press 1904, bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering, `Country Rambles And Manchester Walks And Wild Flowers` by Leo H Grandon, printed by Palmer & Howe Manchester 1882, bound in blue cloth with black and gilt lettering and decoration, `Reminiscences Of Manchester Fifty Years Ago` by J T Slugg, printed by J E Cornish Manchester 1881, bound in green cloth with black and gilt decoration and lettering, `The Dark River` by Cyril Bracegirdle, printed by John Sherratt, Altrincham 1973, bound in green cloth with gilt lettering, `Manchester Made Them` by Katharine Chorley, printed by Faber & Faber London, bound in blue cloth with original dust jacket etc (19)
Lot 303
A collection of children`s books comprising `Chatter box`, printed by Well Gardner, Darton & Co Ltd, London 1909, bound with coloured boards the front board decorated with an old cobbler, `Chatter box`, dated 1908, front board decorated with a young boy holding two kittens in a hat, `A Children`s Garden of Verses`, by Robert Louis Stevenson with illustrations by Jessie Willcox-Smith, printed by Longmans Green & Co London, 1905, bound in blue cloth with a front board decorated with a garden gate scene, `Johnny Crow`s Garden`, drawn by L Leslie Brooke, printed by Fredrick Warne & Co, London 1903, bound with red boards the front board decorated with a lion looking over into garden, `Nister`s Holiday Annual for 1902`, with stories by GA Henty etc, printed by Ernest Nister London, bound with decorative front board of a sailor rowing three children in a row boat, `Johnny Crow`s Party`, drawn by L Leslie Brooke, printed by Fredrick Warne, London 1907, bound in green boards, the front board an illustration of a cockatoo shaking the hand of a crow in a garden (6)
Lot 457A
NOTTINGHAM. A PAINTING AND A SMALL GROUP OF PRINTED EMPHERA comprising a painting of three shops at 19-23 Bridlesmith Gate, c1900, board, 41 x 23cm, the Freeman`s Annual Report May 12 1848, the Returning Officer`s Notice of THE ELECTION OF A COUNCILLOR MAPPERLEY WARD, 23 November 1877, Notice of the Results of the Election of the Guardians of the Poor, April 1861 and a First Class Certificate of Merit awarded at the Nottingham Horticultural Society, 12 September 1855, embossed card with royal arms printed in blue and gold, all framed (5)
Lot 255
Norman Clark RWS (1913-1992) 4 sketches of Italy i Norman Clark RWS (1913-1992) 4 sketches of Italy in WW2 Deserted Villa near Maddaloni S. Italy and Wrought Iron Farm Gate S. Italy both watercolour with pen and ink both signed titled and dated 1944 on verso of support 22.5 x 27.5 cm (8 3/4 x 10 3/4 in) and 28 x 37 cm (11 x 14 1/2 in) respectively; with 2 pen and ink sketches of soldiers at rest on V.E. Day Italy 1945 both signed titled and dated below 11.5 x 26.5 cm (4 1/2 x 10 1/2 in) and 18.5 x 25 cm (7 1/4 x 9 3/4 in) respectively all unframed (4).
Lot 499
Claude Muncaster A group of 6 etchings of industri Claude Muncaster A group of 6 etchings of industrial and city views including Newcastle-on-Tyne Canal Gate Halifax Steamer under a Bridge Gravel Shoot and Blast Furnace this last with a duplicate etchings with drypoint all signed in pencil lower left v.s. 125 x 175mm. to 235 x 345mm. all numbered from editions of 40 lower right unframed (6)
Lot 559
After André Léon Larue Mansion 1785-c.1840 & Samuel Eschauzier fl.1830`s- "Officers of The British Army No 55 9th (or Queen`s Royal) Lancers", publ by W Spooner, 259 Regent St., London; hand-coloured lithograph, 33x29cm: together with one other hand-coloured lithograph after the same hand titled "Officers of The British Army No 55 9th (or Queen`s Royal) Lancers", publ by W Spooner 377 Strand, London, 33.5x29cm: Samuel Eschauzier fl.1830`s- "IXth (or Queen`s Royal) Lancers", printed by Lefevre & Kohler 52 Newman St; hand-coloured lithograph, 18x24cm: Edward Hull 1810-1877- "Come my Boy, what`s the matter with you? You don`t drink", after C Hullmandel, publ Augt 1825 by Rowe & Waller, 49 Fleet St., London; hand-coloured lithograph, 18x23.5cm: Dero-Becker, Editeur, Paris- "Armée Anglaise N 3 Lancers 9e Régt" from Galerie Militaire No 26; hand-coloured lithograph, 21.5x17.5cm: Joseph Constantine Stadler 18th/19th century- "An Officer of the IXth Light Dragoons in Review Order"; hand-coloured aquatint, 25x16.5cm: Rowney & Forster, 51 Rathbone Place, London, October 1820- "9th Hussars Lancers"; hand-coloured lithograph, 17x16.5cm: James del Vecchio, 4 Haymarket London & Dublin Dec 1824, publ- "9th Lancers"; hand-coloured lithograph, 15x11cm: British School, early-mid 19th century- "British Army no 27 9th Lancers in their New Regimentals"; hand-coloured engraving, 21.5x12.5cm.: Edward Hull 1810-1877- "Officer of the Queen`s 9th Lancers, Marching Order"; hand-coloured lithograph, signed within the plate, 29x19.5cm: together with five other hand-coloured lithographs by the same hand depicting military subjects, to include one example titled `9th Lancers, a Private`, all signed within the plate , two dated within the plate, various sizes, 25x32cm., largest: Joseph Constantine Stadler 18th/19th century- "Uniform of a Major General of Light Dragoons"; hand-coloured aquatint, 27.5x21cm: English School, 19th century- "British Army 9th Lancers 1828"; hand-coloured engraving: British School- "9th Regiment of Dragoons"; hand-coloured engraving: together with two further hand-coloured mid 19th century aquatints of European military subjects, James Henry Lynch, fl. mid 19th century d.1868- "9th (The Queen`s Royal) Lancers Review Orders" and "9th (The Queen`s Royal) Regt. of Light Dragoons (Lancers) Heavy Marching Order", both after M A Hayes, publ by William Spooner 377 Strand; hand-coloured lithographs, a pair, both bear labels for The Parker Gallery, London attached to the reverse of the frames, 28x32cm: R M Bryson, mid 19th century- "No 6 Mutineers Surprised by Her Majesty`s 9th Lancers", after Captn G F Atkinson, publ by Day & Son, Gate Street, Lincoln`s Inn Fields, London; tinted lithograph, 32.5x46cm (a lot)
Lot 567
HOWARD WALFORD "Cottage at Kingston Blount, Oxford", study of thatched cottage with woman and child by gate, watercolour heightened with body colour and white, signed bottom right, and a companion "Cottage near Heston, Bucks", study of a woman with flower by gate, chickens in the foreground, watercolour heightened with white and body colour, signed bottom left (2)
Lot 426
HARDY THOMAS: (1840-1928) English Novelist. L.S., T. Hardy, one page, 8vo, Max Gate, Dorchester, 29th November 1900, to a gentleman. Hardy responds to a request from Alfred B. Liddle of Columbus, Ohio, for permission to set music to I Look into My Glass and remarks `Please inform him that such permission is given`. Small, minor split to the edge of one fold, and another fold reinforced with archival tape to the verso, not affecting the text or signature. About VG
Lot 460
BARRIE J. M.: (1860-1937) Scottish Novelist, created Peter Pan. A.L.S., J M Barrie, two pages, 8vo, Leinster Corner, Lancaster Gate, 9th October 1906, to Mrs. Poyser (?). Barrie informs his correspondent that he has seen the `most enjoyable little girl` although continues `I think we have no vacancies in "Peter Pan" this year as I like to keep the same people as far as possible but she will be remembered.` The novelist also asks that any business matters be addressed to him. With blank integral leaf. Letters by Barrie in which he refers to his most famous creation, Peter Pan, are rare and desirable. VG Peter Pan debuted as a stage play on 27th December 1904 at the Duke of York`s theatre in London with Nina Boucicault creating the role of Peter.
Lot 583
MELBOURNE VISCOUNT: (1779-1848) British Prime Minister 1834, 1835-41. A.L.S., Melbourne, one page, 4to, Brocket Hall, 21st October 1836, to Palmerston. Melbourne writes, in full, `If we cannot interfere openly, it will never do to engage in a conspiracy in favour of the Queen of Portugal`. With blank integral leaf. A letter of interesting content between two Prime Ministers. A brief printed biography and small circular magazine portrait are neatly laid down at the base of the letter alongside the small circular ownership stamp from the Rawlins Collection. Together with Clementine S. Churchill (1885-1977) Wife of Sir Winston S. Churchill. T.L.S., Clementine S. Churchill, one page, 4to, Hyde Park Gate, London, 7th January 1964, to Miss. Harber. Churchill encloses a prize (no longer present) for a tombola being organised for the Annual Dance in aid of the British Empire Cancer Campaign for Research and also comments `My Husband and I are delighted that Colonel Barlow Wheeler`s work should have public recognition, and I am sure that-like you-many of his friends in Woodford join us in this.` G to VG, 2 Viscount Palmerston (1784-1865) British Prime Minister 1855-58, 1859-65. Palmerston, who married Melbourne`s sister, died at Brocket Hall in Hertfordshire.
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