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Click here to subscribePynchon (Thomas) - V., jacket price-clipped, light creasing to head, 1963 § Pasternak (Boris) Doctor Zhivago, endpapers foxed, jacket browned, spine ends and corners a little chipped, 1958 § Golding (William) The Spire, 1964 , first or first English editions, original boards, dust-jackets ; and 18 others, modern first editions, 8vo (21)
Tolkien (J.R.R.) - The Lord of the Rings, 3 vol., first editions , vol.I fifteenth impression, vol.II twelfth impression, vol.III eleventh impression, folding maps, light spotting to endpapers, original cloth, dust-jackets, ring-marks to vol.1 upper panel, spines browned, spine ends and corners a little chipped, minor creasing to head and foot, 8vo , 1965-66.
[Gérard (Jean-Ignace-Isidore)], "J.J. Grandville". - Scènes de la Vie Privée et Publique des Animaux, 2 vol., first edition , wood-engraved pictorial titles and numerous plates and illustrations by Grandville, lacking final plate (supplied in facsimile), occasional light spotting, contemporary green calf-backed marbled boards, spines gilt, a little rubbed, large 8vo, Paris, 1842 § Viger (Madame, fl.1870s) A sketchbook of studies of the cat Grisgris, 22 pages, pen and brown ink, each on thin wove writing paper headed 'Domaine de Beauregard/ Par Versailles (Seine -et-Oise)', various inscriptions throughout, several sheets dated, cloth with printed cat head motif, gilt lettered green morocco label on spine, in marbl ed slip-case, 8vo, circa 1870 § Mégnin (Paul) Notre Ami le Chat, with 5 etchings after Manet ('Le Chat et les Fleurs'), Lambert, Crafty, Gautier and Champfleury, some printed on pink paper, illustrations, upper hinge weak, original pictorial boards, rubbed, a few wormholes to spine, Paris, 1899 § Cherville (G. de) Les Chiens et les Chats d'Eugène Lambert, 6 etchings, illustrations, original pictorial cloth, gilt, a little rubbed and stained, Paris, 1888, and 13 others, French illustrated, 8vo & 4to (18)
Louÿs (Pierre) - Le Crepuscule des Nymphes, number III of 75 copies on grey paper for the Société des Amis des Editions Montaigne with the society's stamp, from an edition limited to 552, 5 woodcut plates by Jean Saint-Paul, original pictorial wrappers, uncut and unopened, glacine wrapper, Pari s, 1925 § Rinbaud (Arthur) Illuminations, limited edition, colour plates after Zao Wou ki, light foxing at beginning and end, sheets folded and loose as issued in original wrappers, glacine wrapper, spine a little yellowed and nicked, slip-case (rubbed and foxed), Paris, 1966, 8vo & 4to (2)
Mind (Gottfried) - Der Katzen-Raphael. Zwölf Blätter Katzengruppen, first edition , 12 engraved plates after Mind, some with light foxing, original grey printed wrappers, uncut, rubbed, a little browned and frayed at edges, preserved in modern cloth portfolio, 4to, Berlin, E.H.Schroeder, 1861.
[Fleury-Husson (Jules)], "Champfleury". - Les Chats, fifth edition, Edition de Luxe with chromolithographed frontispiece, 4 etchings and 2 hand-coloured plates , other plates and illustrations , extra-illustrated with tipped-in A.L.s. from the author, 2 states of an etched portrait of him and other portraits and plates featuring cats , many engraved, occasional light spotting or offsetting, from the library of Robert Hoe with his book-label, bound in contemporary green morocco with a semé of cat motifs stamped in gilt, by Chambolle-Duru , spine gilt in compartments with cat motifs and five raised bands, inner gilt dentelles with red brocade endpapers, t.e.g., others uncut, spine faded and a little rubbed, upper joint cracked, preserved in modern cloth drop-front box, 8vo, Paris, J.Rothschild, 1870.
Potter (Beatrix) - The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin, gatherings becoming loose, spine faded, spine ends and corners a little bumped, 1903; The Tale of Two Bad Mice, some ff. loose, light finger-soiling, lacking spine, 1904; The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, lacking spine, light fading or staining to covers, 1905; The Roly-Poly Pudding, ink ownership inscription, light spotting to endpapers, light fading to spine, spine ends a little bumped, 1908, first editions, first or second printings, plates and illustrations, original cloth with pictorial onlays ; and 7 others, first or early editions by the same in similar condition, 16mo & sm.4to (11)
Potter (Beatrix) - The Tale of Mr. Tod, presentation blind-stamp to title, frontispiece detached, light scattered spotting to endpapers, spine a little worn at head, spine ends and corners a little bumped, 1912; The Tale of Pigling Bland, light foxing to endpapers, light rubbing to extremities, an excellent copy, 1913, first editions, frontispeices and illustrations, original boards with pictorial onlays, spines a little darkened, 16mo (2)
Speckter (Otto) - Das Märchen vom gestiefelten Kater, in den Bearbeitungen von Straparola, Basile, Perrault und Ludwig Tieck, first edition , additional lithographed title with text in red within elaborate border of cats, 12 etched plates, pink tissue guards, some foxing as usual, light water-staining to lower margin of a few leaves, contemporart blind-stamped green cloth, glazed paper label on spine, a little rubbed and faded, shaken, 4to, Leipzig, F.A.Brockhaus, 1843. One of the finest German illustrated books of the 19th century , a collection of versions of the Puss in Boots story from Italian, French and German with magnificent plates by Otto Speckter.
Wain (Louis) - Cats of Many Lands, 8 full-page colour illustrations printed back-to-back, 8 pages of illustrated text including endpapers printed in blue & black, contents loose, a few minor chips, original pictorial boards, edge wear, some loss to spine ends, folio, Tuck , n.d. [c.1912]; Two Cats at Large, printed in blue, half-title, 20 colour illustrations by Wain, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, edge wear, some minor marking and darkening to covers, Routledge , n.d. [1910] § [Rutley (Cecily M.)] The Tale of Little Priscilla Purr, printed in green throughout, 13 colour plates and one tinted plate, illustrations, pictorial title, half-title and e ndpapers, all by Wain, modern bookplate featuring cats on verso of front free endpaper, light spotting to endpapers and extremities otherwise internally very good, original red boards lettered & ruled in black with onset colour illustration, spine slightly sunned, minor rubbing to extremities, overall a very good copy, Valentine & Sons, Dundee & London, n.d. [1920]; and 5 others, Wain, v.s. (8)
A'Beckett (Gilbert Abbott) - The Comic History of England, 2 vol., half-titles printed in red, titles in red and black, 1847-48; The Comic History of Rome, half title, [1851], first editions , together 30 hand-coloured engraved plates by John Leech, illustrations in the text, some occasional light finger-soiling, later calf, borders ruled in gilt, spines gilt with green and black morocco labels (a little faded), slightly scuffed, g.e.; and 2 others, including The Life of John Falstaff (1858) with illustrations by George Cruikshank, 8vo (5)
Nudism.- Gibbings (Robert).- - Barford Sun Bathing Review : Journal of the Sun Societies , vol.1 nos Barford (N.F., editor ) Sun Bathing Review (The): Journal of the Sun Societies , vol.1 nos.1-4, vol.3 no.10, vol.7 no.26, vol.8 no.29, vol.19 no.75 & vol.26 no.101 (Spring-Winter 1933, Summer 1935, Summer 1939, Spring 1940, Autumn 1951 & Spring 1958), illustrations, some issues with subscription forms bound in or loosely inserted, a few leaves loose, original pictorial wrappers, the first 4 issues with wood-engraving by Robert Gibbings on upper cover of different colour wrappers (used for first 8 issues), the later issues with photographic illustration on upper cover and advertisements on lower, a little rubbed, colour wrappers slightly faded at spines and edges and with staples replaced by stitching, slight rusting to staples on later issues, Sun Bathing Society, 1933-58 § Flaubert (Gustave) Salambo, translated by E.Powys Mathers, one of 500 copies, wood-engraved illustrations by Robert Gibbings, presentation copy from Gibbings to N.F.Barford with the latter's pencil note "Given to me N.F.B. in 3 by R.G." on front free endpaper, light offsetting, original cloth-backed patterned-paper boards, t.e.g., others uncut, browned, Waltham St.Lawrence, Golden Cockerel Press, 1931, 4to (10) ? The cult of nudism started in Germany with the creation of Paul Zimmermann's Freilichtpark in 1903 followed by the publication of Hans Surén's Der Mensch und die Sonne in 1924, translated into English in 1928. The Sun Bathing Society was founded by N.F.Barford in the late 1920s with the opening of Sun Lodge in Upper Norwood in 1929, favouring minimal clothing, and later the Yew Tree Club near Croydon, which became completely nudist. The 1930s was a golden age for British nudists and a letter to The Times on 18th March 1932 advocating the advantages of minimal clothing for exercise and health was signed by many notable figures, including Vera Brittain, A.E.Coppard, Robert Gibbings, Winifred Holtby, Julian Huxley, Naomi Mitchison and G.B.Shaw. Robert Gibbings was a strong supporter of nudism, having visited a camp in Germany during the 1920s. Sun Bathing Review includes many contributions by Gibbings: the wood-engraving Sunbathers on the upper cover of the first four issues; full-page wood-engraving The Bather on p.7 of Winter 1933 issue; articles in issues Winter 1933 'A garment for sunbathing' & advertisement for the sale of his house Four Elms at Waltham St.Lawrence "a unique sun bathing property" with stone carving by Eric Gill and "two acres of secluded orchard" with swimming pool, Summer 1939 'Rock Pool' and Spring 1940 'Paradise Lost' by "W.St.Lawrence"; and 'An Appreciation of Robert Gibbings' by A[lan] R.W[arwick] in Spring 1958 issue. The last ends with a quotation by Gibbings, " Nudism is now an accepted fact, and needs no further apology or justification…Let sun bathing, therefore, be the doorway to wider horizons and to something more than an egotistical interest in one's own body."
Robinson (W. Heath) - The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm, colour frontispiece, some light spotting, covers marked and rubbed, tear near head of spine , 1933; Heath Robinson on Leather. Collected Edition, original printed wrappers, partly browned , n.d. [c.1933] § Robinson (W. Heath) and K.R.G. Browne. How to Live in a Flat, gift inscription, minor spotting , [1936]; How to be a Motorist, gift inscription, covers partly sunned , [1939] § Robinson (W. Heath) and Cecil Hunt. How to Run a Communal Home, dust-jacket, worn at corners and spine ends , [1943] § [Bird (Cyril Kenneth)], "Fougasse". A Gallery of Games, stamped 'presentation copy' on title, original pictorial boards, edge wear , 1922; E. and O.E., colour plates, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, edge wear , [1928]; A School of Purposes, colour-printed title and illustrations of posters, dust-jacket, with tears and fraying, partly browned , 1946, first editions , illustrations, original cloth unless stated otherwise ; and 30 others, Heath Robinson & Fougasse, 8vo & 4to (38)
Jefferyes Hamett O'Neale 1734-1801: Red Anchor Fable Painter..., number 202 of 250 copies signed by the author, 1938 § Turner (W., editor ) William Adams: An Old English Potter, one of 600 copies, light spotting, 1904 § Towner (Donald) The Leeds Pottery, signed by the author on title and with A.L.s. from him to Bevis Hillier tipped in , 1963 § Roth (L.H.) & Clare Le Corbeiller. French Eighteenth-Century Porcelain at the Wadsworth Atheneum: The J.Pierpont Morgan Collection, Hartford, Ct., 2000 § Lewis (J. & G.) Pratt Ware 1780-1840, revised edition, 1993 § Clarke (H.G.) Under-Glaze Colour Picture Prints on Staffordshire Pottery (the Pictorial Pot Lid Book), Leamington Spa, 1970 § Oswald (A.) English Brown Stoneware 1670-1900, 1982, plates and illustrations, some colour, original cloth or boards, the last five with dust-jackets, the first three a little rubbed, the first with browned spine ; and 6 others on ceramics including Wengers Colours catalogue No.66 with envelope, 4to & 8vo (13)
Jombert (Charles-Antoine) - Methode pour apprender le Dessein, first edition , woodcut title-vignette, engraved head- & tail-piece, 101 engraved plates, 2 folding, several with two images to a sheet, title soiled and with contemporary ink signature partly erased, a little spotting and marginal staining at beginning, occasional light soiling to plates, plate 4 with hole where genitalia scratched out, contemporary mottled calf, rebacked preserving old morocco label, rubbed, later endpapers, 4to, Paris, 1755.
Pennell (E.R. & J.) - The Life of James McNeill Whistler, 2 vol., plates, light foxing at beginning and end, original cloth-backed boards, uncut, dust-jackets, spines rubbed and slightly frayed at ends, London & Philadelphia, 1908 § Acton (David) A Spectrum of Innovation: Color in American Printmaking 1890-1960, New York & London, 1990 § McLanathan (R.) Gilbert Stuart, New York, 1986 § Hoopes (D.F.) Sassone, signed by the artist on front free endpaper, Florence, 1979 § McMorris (P.) & M.Kile. The Art Quilt, San Francisco, 1986 § Jacka (J. & L.E.) Enduring aTraditions: Art of the Navajo , Flagstaff, Az., 1994 § Dunlap (W.) History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United States, 3 vol., revised edition, New York, 1965, all but the first with illustrations, some colour, original cloth with dust-jackets, the last a little spotted and faded ; and 6 others on American art, 4to & 8vo (16)
Huxley (Elspeth) - White Man's Country, 2 vol., first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author to half-titles, plates, folding maps, ink ownership, inscriptions, original cloth, spines lightly faded, covers a little mottled, 1935 § [Dinesen (Isak)], Karen Blixen . Out of Africa, first edition, scattered spotting to endpapers and title, original cloth, dust-jacket, darkened, spine lightly faded, spine ends and corners a little chipped, light surface soiling to lower panel, 1937, 8vo (2)
-. Shepard (Isabel S.) - The Cruise of the U. S. Steamer "Rush" in Behring Sea, first edition , Paul Niedieck's copy with occasional pencil notes, 6 plates and folding map, light soiling, binding tender, original gilt pictorial brown cloth, rubbed, bumped, a few ink stains to front cover, 4to, San Francisco, 1889. Paul Niedieck was a German travel writer, explorer, big-game hunter and sportsman who hunted in Portuguese East Africa (Mozambique). Wounded by an elephant in 1902, he traveled in 1906 from London to Alaska, across the Bering Strait to Siberia, Kamchatka Peninsula, Japan and from there back.
Price (John Edward) - A Descriptive Account of the Guildhall of the City of London, 45 lithographed plates and plans, some light soiling, modern half morocco, 1886 § Osmerod ( Rev . T.) Calderdale, original cloth, re-cased, Burnley, 1906 § Gaskell (Ernest) Westmorland and Cumberland Leaders, original half morocco, Privately printed , [c.1910]; and c.55 others, British Antiquities and Local History, v.s. (qty)
Smith (John Thomas) - Vagabondiana; or, Anecdotes of Mendicant Wanderers through the Streets of London, title printed in red and black, 32 engraved plates, 2 addition plates tipped-in, some plates with marginal damp-staining to head of margin, 1817, bound after Ancient Topography of London, additional hand-coloured engraved title, 32 engraved plates, 1815, together 2 works bound in 1 vol., light scattered foxing, bookplate, contemporary half morocco, some light splitting and wear to joints, a little rubbed, folio.
Sale - The Koran, commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed (George, translator ) The Koran, commonly called the Alcoran of Mohammed, first edition of Sale s translation , title in red and black, folding engraved map of Arabia, 3 engraved genealogical tables (2 folding) and a folding plate of Mecca, map with short tear to fold, some spotting, light water- and damp-staining, cropped, later sheep, rubbed, spine a little worn especially at head, 4to, C.Ackers for J.Wilcox, 1734.
Dalrymple - Tacticks , first edition, signed presentation copy from the author (Lieutenant Colonel William) Tacticks , first edition, signed presentation copy from the author , 6 folding plates, some light foxing, bookplate of Liddell Hart, original calf, spine gilt, hinges cracked but holding firm, rubbed, 8vo, W. Faden, 1781. The inscription reads ' Sir John Sebright Bart, From the Author'. Sir John Sebright (1725-94), in all likelyhood the 6th Baronet, for he was Colonel of the 52nd Regiment of Foot, where Dalrymple (1736-1807) also served. Captain B. H. Liddell Hart (1895-1970) was an English soldier, military historian, theorist and strategist; he is often credited with greatly influencing the development of armoured warfare.
Paine (Thomas) - Rights of Man, 2 parts, each with advertisement f. at end, part II with appendix, for H.D. Symonds , 1792; Letter Addressed to the Addressers on the late proclamation, for H.D. Symonds and Thomas Clio Rickman , 1792; [A letter addressed to the Abbe Raynal, on the affairs of North-America], lacking title and advertisements , [ ?for J.Ridgway, 1792], 3 works in 4 parts together in one vol., light foxing, some minor creasing, ex libris bookplate of Gerd Schmalbrock, contemporary half calf, splitting at upper hinge, edge wear, [ESTC T5878, T5879, T222092 (this without the half-title and advertisement called for in other issues) & T5834], 8vo .
Johnson (Samuel) - The Works, 12 vol., some spotting, engraved portrait, light water-staining to lower margin of a few leaves, engraved bookplate of Agnew of Lochnaw, contemporary speckled calf, black roan labels, 1816 § Cowper (William) The Poetical Works, 2 vol., contemporary deep pink calf, by Bickers & Son, spines gilt with green labels, Edinburgh, 1854 § Evelyn (John) Diary , edited by William Bray & Henry B.Wheatley, 4 vol., mounted photographic plates, folding table, contemporary tree calf, gilt, by Bickers & Son, spines gilt, joints split, 1879 § Walpole (Horace) Letters to the Countess of Ossory, 3 vol., contemporary brown morocco, gilt, by Rivière & Son, g.e., spines very slightly faded, 1903, a little rubbed, 8vo (21)
Bindings.- Pope (Alexander) - The Works of Pope Alexander..., with additions by William Roscoe, 10 vol., engraved portrait frontispiece , 1824 § Eliot (George) [Works], 24 vol., some light foxing to endpapers , [1878-1880] § Shakespeare (William) The Pictorial Edition of the Works of Shakespeare, edited by Charles Knight, 8 vol., illustrations throughout, bookplate to upper pastedown, 1839, all in contemporary calf, stamped and ruled in gilt, spines gilt in compartments with morocco labels, very lightly scuffed ; and 10 other 'works' in 70 vols, most 19th cent lit, 8vo (112)
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIAustria1867, light brown, intact perforations, very fresh tied by bold strike of Dürnkrut c.d.s., used on telegram folded form from Vienna to Malaczka, transmitted to the nearest telegraph station at Dürnkrut and dispatched on 16.10.1874 by post as a registered letter to the nearby destination. "Recom" straight-line and oval "K.K. Telegraphen-Station/Dürnkrut" in blue at right. A superb example (described by Ferchenbauer as "erlesenes Prachtstück!" in his certificate) of this infrequent usage. Cert. Fercenbauer. Ferchenbauer € 1,750. Photo
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIAustria1867, light brown, on 19 January 1875 folded "Telegramm" cover sent registered and originating from Prague, dispatched at Zwettel; stamp being tied by "Zwettel/In Nied.Oesterr." c.d.s., showing "K.K. Staats-Telegraphen-Amt." black on yellow paper seal on reverse. Very fine and scarce. Ferchenbauer € 1,750. Photo
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIGerman States BavariaTelegraph Stamps1870, Die proofs of the final accepted designs on white wove or horizontally laid paper, including ½sgr. black, 1sgr. black, 7kr. blue, 14kr. grey-blue, 28kr. blue, 28kr. violet-grey, 4fl. 24kr. light blue, 4fl. 40kr. violet-grey and 23fl. 20kr. dark grey. A very rare and most difficult set of nine die proofs, including the seven items which graced the marvelous collection formed by John. R. Boker, Jr. Photo
KINGSFORD SMITH CHARLES: (1897-1935) Australian Aviator, made the first trans-Pacific flight from the United States to Australia, 1928. T.L.S., C Kingsford Smith, one page, 4to, Sydney, 27th November 1930, to Mr. F. J. Field of The Aero Field. Kingsford Smith writes, in full, 'Thank you for your note and enclosure, but I return same herewith, for I make no charge for my signature. Also wish to thank you for your congratulations'. Some extremely light, very minor age wear, VG Francis J. Field (1895-1992) Philatelist and Stamp Dealer who specialised in aero-philately.
SOUTH AFRICA RUGBY UNION: A slim 4to sheet of official printed stationery from the South Africa Rugby Union Tour of the United Kingdom and France, 1960, individually signed by over 30 members of the squad including Ron Hill, Fanie Kuhn, Mike Antelme, John Gainsford, Lionel Wilson, Piet Uys, Francois Roux, Jannie Engelbrecht, Jannis Botha, Doug Hopwood, Hennie can Zyl, Johannes Myburgh, Frederick du Preez, Adriaan Baard, Dave Stewart, Abie Malan, Martin Pelser, Dick Lockyear, Charlie Nimb etc., all have signed with their names alone (one in pencil) and an ink inscription appears at the head of the page. Together with two related pieces of ephemera including an unsigned photograph of the team, neatly corner mounted to a page removed from a photograph album, and also including a printed 8vo programme for Barbarians vs. New Zealand at Cardiff Arms Park, 15th February 1964, individually signed to an inside page by twenty members of the New Zealand squad including Donald Clarke, Ralph Caulton, Paul Little, Malcolm Dick, Kevin Briscoe, Christopher Laidlaw, David Graham, Colin Meads, Brian Lochore, Kelvin Tremain, Waka Nathan etc. Some light age wear, G to VG, 4
COWARD NOEL: (1899-1973) English Actor & Playwright, Academy Award winner. A good vintage signed and inscribed postcard photograph of Coward in a head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Dorothy Wilding and reproduced as Picturegoer No. 354a. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink across a light area at the base of the image. A couple of very light, extremely minor creases, otherwise VG
NIXON RICHARD: (1913-1994) American President 1969-74. Vintage signed and inscribed colour 8 x 10 photograph of Nixon in a head and shoulders pose. The official White House photograph bears a credit stamp and date, 28th September 1969, to the verso. Signed, as President, in dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount and with a calligraphic inscription in another hand. Some very light, extremely minor age toning to the photographer's mount, evidently caused by previous framing, otherwise VG
AUSTIN HERBERT: (1866-1941) English Automobile Designer, founder of the Austin Motor Company. T.L.S., H Austin, one page, 4to, Longbridge Works, Northfield, Birmingham, 15th August 1928, to S. J. Egerton Banks. Austin thanks his correspondent for their letter and adds that he 'shall be pleased to have a chat with you at some time in the early future', concluding 'No doubt we shall meet when I come to London'. Some light staining and age wear and several paperclip rust stains to the upper and lower edges, not affecting the text or signature. Together with William Morris (1877-1963) 1st Viscount Nuffield. British Motor Manufacturer, founder of Morris Motors Ltd. T.L.S., Nuffield, one page, small 4to, Cowley, Oxford, 4th June 1934, to the Duchess of Marlborough ('My dear Duchess'), on the printed stationery of Morris Motors Ltd. Nuffield thanks his correspondent for her letter and continues 'What I propose to do in the first place, is to send my own Mechanic to Blenheim to have a look at the car so that subsequently, if found desirable, he can bring it here and attend to it', also explaining that there may be a slight delay, and concluding 'I think the best procedure then will be for me to write to you and give you an idea of the approximate cost of overhaul'. G to VG, 2 Gladys Spencer-Churchill (1881-1977) Duchess of Marlborough. American Socialite, the mistress and later second wife of Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough.
Phonograph Corporation of Indiana. Certificate 1 Share. 5.9.1922. #5. Goldbrown. Original "umbrella" signature of Thomas Alva Edison as President. Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931) was not only one of the greatest investors in history, but also one of the first to apply the principles of mass production and large-scale teamwork to the process of invention and production. Edison developed many devices that greatly influenced life around the globe, including the phonograph, the motion picture camera and the electric light bulb. Attractive starting price. In ornamented gold frame with double passepartout and portrait of Edison. VF.
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