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Click here to subscribeConrad (Joseph). The Works of Joseph Conrad, Vols. 1-18 only (of 20), Heinemann, 1921, vol.1 largely unopened, some light marking, orig. buckram-backed boards, slightly stained, the spine of Vo.10 more severely so, 8vo. It is not uncommon for the final two volumes to be absent, as they were not issued until five years later. No. 192 of an edition of 780, signed by Conrad. (1)
Dulac (Edmund, illust.). Princes Badoura, A Tale from the Arabian Nights, Retold by Laurence Housman, 1st ed., 1913, ten tipped-in col. plts. (complete as list), orig. green and white gilt dec. cloth, sl. rubbed, 4to, together with The Stealers of Light, A Legend, 1st ed., 1916, two tipped-in col. plts., orig. blue cloth gilt, 4to (2)
Dulac (Edmund). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, Rendered into English Verse by Edward Fitzgerald (printed from the second edition), Hodder & Stoughton, c.1920, twenty tipped-in col. plts., orig. gilt dec. maroon cloth, a little rubbed and some light surface marks, minor fraying to extreme foot of upper joint, 4to (1)
Harrison (Florence, illust.). Early Poems of William Morris, 1914, sixteen col. plts., num. b & w illusts. to text, t.e.g., orig. gilt dec. light blue cloth, rubbed and minor wear to extrems., 4to, together with Spencer (Edmund), The Faere Queene, 2 vols., Cambridge University Press, 1909, orig. holland-backed boards with paper labels to spines, a little rubbed and soiled, (limited edition on handmade paper 320/350), folio, plus Flint (William Russell, illust.), Le Morte Darthur. The History of King Arthur and his Noble Knights of the Round Table, by Sir Thomas Malory, Knt., 2 vols., 1920, thirty-six col. plts., orig. blind-stamped cloth gilt, joints partly split, large 8vo (5)
Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Undine, by De la Motte FouquŽ, Heinemann, 1909, 15 tipped-in col. plts., orig. gilt dec. cloth, 4to, together with Some British Ballads, Constable, n.d., c.1920, 16 tipped-in col. plts., two text leaves with closed tears, orig. light blue cloth, rubbed and sl. marked, 4to (2)
Granville (George). The Genuine Works in Verse and Prose, 1st. ed., printed for J. Tomson and L. Gilliver, 1732, engr. head-tail-pieces by Van der Gucht, incl. ports. of Waller, Dryden, Wycherley, Lady Hyde, num. classical scenes etc., some light water stain to first few leaves, contemp. mottled calf, worn with upper cover detached, 4to, together with Burkitt (William), Expository Notes, with Practical Observations, on the New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, 13th ed., 1752, num. full-page engr. plts., later full black morocco gilt, rubbed and somewhat worn with outer cover detached, thick folio, plus Jamieson (John), An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, 4 vols., incl. Supplement, 1825-41, some marks and staining to prelims., contemp. calf, worn with several covers detached, 4to, and others, includ. two vols. of the Illustrated London News (January-June 1892 & July-December 1894) (1 carton)
Wickes (Charles). Illustrations of the Spires and Towers of the Mediaeval Churches of England, 3 vols. incl. supplement vol., 1853-59, full page litho. plts., some light spotting, ex public library markings, a few leaves creased, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed, folio, together with a small quantity of framed items (a carton)
Damberger (Christian Frederick). Travels in the Interior of Africa, from the Cape of Good Hope to Morocco, from the Years 1781-1797; through Caffraria, the Kingdoms of Mataman, Angola, Massi, Monoemugi, Muschako, etc. Likewise across the Great Desert of Sahara, and the Northern Parts of Barbary, 2 vols. in one, 1801, half-title present, three hand-col. aquas., some light embrowning, untrimmed, orig. boards, minor wear to spine and a little dust soiled, 8vo. This copy bound without title to volume 2? (1)
Hosack (David). Memoir of De Witt Clinton, with an Appendix containing Numerous Documents Illustrative of the Principal Events of his Life, New York, 1829, port. frontis., plt. and folding maps of canals, hand-col. in outline, pages largely unopened, light foxing, orig. qtr. cloth, boards rubbed and stained, joints splitting, 4to. Sabin 33088. Author's presentation copy to the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Clinton was the pioneer of canal development in New England. (1)
Moschetti (Alessandro). Principali Monumenti di Roma, Raccolta delle Principali Vedute di Roma Antica e Moderna, n.d., c.1846, b&w etched title and fifty etched viewsby Moschetti, some minor marks and light stains to margins, contemp. half plum morocco gilt, rubbed and scuffed, some marks to covers, oblong folio (1)
Bookbinding equipment. A good selection of bookbinding hand tools and binding equipment, includes craft knives, bone folders, shears, backing hammers, dividers, spokeshave, straight edges, set squares, a sharpening stone and soldering iron, together with a cutting mat, a small homemade light box (44 x 30cm), 3 pairs of backing boards and a small quantity of sewing tape and thread etc. (a carton)
*Australia - 1893. Team autographs of all fifteen players, on letterhead of Flying House Hotel, Nottingham, dated 28th June 1893, with signatures of A.C. Bannerman, A.H. Jarvis, John Lyons, W.F. Giffen, R.W. McLeod, S.E. Gregory, J. McBlackham, A. Coningham, G.H.S. Trott, C.T.B. Turner, H. Graham, William Bruce, Hugh Trumble, Victor Cohen and Geo. Giffen, letterhead printed top leaf of quarto leaf which is split neatly in two along centrefold with names falling either side into two columns, remains of old album hinges to verso with minor light browning showing through at extremities, overall approx. 20.5 x 25.5 cm, together with a modern black and white photo of the team (from an original photograph by the London Stereographic & Photographic Company, Ltd, now in the possession of Lord's). The Eighth Australian Cricketing Team played its fifteenth game of their 1893 tour against Arthur Shrewsbury's England Eleven, at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on 26th to 28th June 1893. England scored 416 in their first innings and then, aided by some heavy rainfall, proceeded to bowl Australia out for 120 and 143 and win by an innings and 153 runs. Top Australian batsman on this occasion was S.E. Gregory with 21 and 51, while top bowler was Hugh Trumble, who took 3 for 83. The Ashes' 15th Series began the following month with England winning the three-match Series 1-0. (2)
BELLORI, Giovanni Pietro. LE ANTICHE LUCERNE SEPOLCRALI FIGURATE, Raccolte dalle cave sotterranee, e Grotte di Roma, nelle quali si contengono molte erudite memorie. Disegnate, ed intagliate nelle loro forme da Pietro Santi Bartoli e che ora sono tra le stampe di Lorenzo Filippo de Rossi, calcografo Vaticano ... Divise in Tre Parti Con L'osservazioni di Gio. Pietro Bellori. In Roma, [Antonio de Rossi, Stamperia di Domenico de Rossi], 1729. Second Edition. Three parts in one volume, folio; with three engraved titles and 116 engraved plates by Pietro Santi Bartoli; occasional light foxing and soiling, with faint dampstaining affecting upper margins, and outer margins of last few leaves; signature of William Sandys 1787 on flyleaf; contemporary vellum, spine lettered in gilt, loss of vellum to upper spine and at head of rear board, boards slightly bowed with some marginal staining, corners lightly worn.
SOMERVILLE, Thomas. THE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN during the Reign of Queen Anne. With a Dissertation concerning the Danger of the Protestant Succession; and an Appendix, containing Original Papers. Strahan and Cadell, 1798. First Edition. 4to; with the engraved book-plate of Henry Cockburn; light foxing; contemporary half calf, rebacked and recornered, boards rubbed; BUDDEN, Maria Elizabeth. HOFER, the Tyrolese. by the author of 'Claudine,' - 'Always Happy, ' &c. &c. Harris & Son, London, 1824. First Edition. 12mo; with six engraved plates; contemporary blue calf, spine and boards decorated in gilt and blind, with red morocco label lettered in gilt; Osborne II, 778; Gumuchian, 3033.; Moon, 77; STRICKLAND, Agnes and Bernard BARTON. FISHER'S JUVENILE SCRAP-BOOK. MDCCCXXXIX. Fisher, Son, & Co., London, Paris and New York, 1839. Second Edition. 8vo; with 16 engraved plates; some foxing; contemporary red roan, decorated and lettered in gilt, rubbed to extremities; and two other works including a copy of 'The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu' (1861). (6)
FISH, Anne Harriet, Illustrator - KHAYYAM, Omar and FITZGERALD, Edward (Translator). RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM Rendered into English Verse by Edward Fitzgerald. With Decorations by Fish. London: John Lane: The Bodley Head 1922. FIRST EDITION THUS. Tall 4to; title in red and black, with 20 striking plates with gilt accents and ornamental decorations by Fish, tissue-guards, with numerous decorations in red and black throughout text; light marginal browning and dust-soiling, one plate slightly loose; contemporary inscription on front endpaper; in original quarter black cloth over grey boards, decorated endpapers, spine lettered and decorated in gilt, head and tail of spine bumped and rubbed with minor tears, extremities worn and lightly bumped.
RACKHAM, Arthur - BARRIE, J.M. PETER PAN IN KENSINGTON GARDENS From the Little White Bird ... A New Edition Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. London: Hodder & Stoughton [n.d.] Large 4to; with numerous coloured illustrations and full page engravings; foxed throughout; original green cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt on upper cover and spine, spine darkened with some spotting to covers, extremities lightly worn; GRIMM, Jacob and Wilhelm. SNOWDROP & OTHER TALES, by the Brothers Grimm, Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Constable & Co. Ltd. London. [1920]. Large 8vo; with numerous illustrations; original blue cloth, upper cover and spine lettered and decorated in gilt, spine darkened, spotting to covers, extremities rubbed; and GOLDSMITH, Oliver. THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. George G Harrap & Company Limited, London, Bombay, Sydney. 1929. 4to; with numerous coloured illustrations; original blue cloth, upper cover and spine lettered and decorated in gilt, some light wear. (3)
SMITH, Jessie Willcox - KINGSLEY, Charles. THE WATER BABIES. Illustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith. Boots the Chemists, Hodder and Stoughton. [n.d.]. Trade Edition. 4to; with numerous coloured illustrations tipped in, and textual illustrations in green throughout; light foxing and marginal soiling; original green cloth, upper cover and spine lettered and decorated in gilt, head of spine bumped, light wear to extremities; CARROLL, Lewis. ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND, illustrated by Gwynedd M. Hudson, Published by Hodder and Stoughton Limited for Boots Pure Drug Co. [n.d]. CENTENARY EDITION. 4to; numerous coloured illustrations, with head- and tail-pieces in red and black; original red publisher's cloth, upper cover and spine lettered and decorated in gilt, spine sunned, and faded, extremities rubbed and faded, with remains of dust-wrapper (worn) loosely inserted; DUCLAUX, Madame Mary. THE FIELDS OF FRANCE. With Twenty Illustrations in Colour by W. B. Macdougall. London. Chapman & Hall Ltd. 1905. 4to; with coloured illustrations; some foxing; uncut, original green publisher's cloth, blocked in silver and gilt, with gilt lettering on cover and spine, covers stained, rubbed and worn. (3)
GRAHAME, Kenneth. THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS. With a frontispiece by Graham Robertson. Methuen and Co. London. [1908]. FIRST EDITION. 8vo; frontispiece; some occasional staining in upper margins, light foxing and dust-soiling, mostly marginal; original blue cloth pictorially stamped and lettered in gilt on front cover and spine, top edge gilt; expertly recased with upper joint and tail of spine repaired, inner hinges strengthened, extremities rubbed and a little worn.
MILNE, A.A. WINNIE THE POOH. Methuen, London, 1926. First edition. First edition. 8vo. Partial light browning to the endpapers, former owner's initials and date to the head of the ante-half-title blank leaf, otherwise clean and bright in the publisher's dark green cloth, lettered, decorated gilt, with a touch of wear to the spine extremities and a couple of slightly bumped corners.
POTTER, Beatrix. THE STORY OF A FIERCE BAD RABBIT. Frederick Warne & Co., London, [1906]. FIRST EDITION. 12mo; 14 coloured illustrations and 14 pages of text in fold out panorama format; light crease to first illustration; green wallet shaped covers with dark green lettering and decoration with a central pictorial onlay of a rabbit to upper flap, silver tabs on fastening, slightly rubbed, some chipping to cloth extremities.
ROSS, Margaret. RUSTY FOX GOES TO THE BANQUET. Museum Press. London. 1946. First Edition, Presentation Copy signed by the Author. Oblong 4to; 12 full page colour illustrations by Ross; original orange cloth, lettered in gilt, cloth slightly cockled, coloured dust-wrapper, slightly soiled with a few small marginal tears. ROSS, Margaret. MR. BADGER'S SUCCESSFUL PLAN The Museum Press & The Soho Gallery Ltd. 1944. First Edition, Presentation Copy signed by the Author. Oblong 4to; 13 coloured plates by Ross; very light marginal soiling and some slight off-setting; original blue cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt, coloured dust-wrapper, somewhat soiled with some marginal tears. ROSS, Margaret. THE DOWNFALL OF AUGUSTUS HARE. The Museum Press. & The Soho Gallery. 1945. First Edition, Presentation Copy signed by the Author. Oblong 4to; 12 coloured plates by Ross; light marginal browning; original green cloth, lettered and decorated in gilt, spine and margins faded and lightly sunned, coloured dust-wrapper, soiled with some marginal tears. (3).
ECONOMICS - DOWELL, Stephen. A HISTORY OF TAXATION AND TAXES IN ENGLAND, from the earliest times to the present day. Vol I [-IV]. London, Longmans, Green, and Co, 1884. First Edition. Four volumes, 8vo; light marginal browning, occasional minor soiling; with book-plate on front paste-downs; contemporary polished calf, red and blue morocco labels lettered in gilt, ruled gilt borders, spines sunned, light rubbing and scuffing to boards and extremities. Einaudi 1608 (Second edition 1888). SELIGMAN, Edwin Robert. PROGRESSIVE TAXATION IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. Second Edition Completely Revised and Enlarged. [Printed by Princeton University Press]. 1908. Second Edition, Presentation Copy. 8vo; uncut, contemporary publisher's cloth, spine lettered in gilt, lightly rubbed; with presentation inscription on front free endpaper 'To Prof H. C. Adams with the regards of Edwin R Seligman, Feb 1909', with Carter's book-plate on front paste-down.
ECONOMICS - HUSKISSON, William. THE SPEECHES OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM HUSKISSON, with a biographical memoir, supplied to the editor from authentic sources ... London, John Murray ... 1831. FIRST EDITION. Three volumes, 8vo; engraved portrait in volume I; occasional light spotting and dust-soiling; contemporary calf, spine elaborately tooled and lettered in gilt, joints and extremities lightly rubbed; contemporary inscription on half-title of vol I. Kress C2837; Goldsmiths 26664; HORNER, Francis. MEMOIRS AND CORRESPONDENCE ... edited by his brother, Leonard Horner, Esq. F.R.S ... London: John Murray ... 1843. FIRST EDITION. Two volumes, 8vo; engraved frontispiece portrait by S.W. Reynolds after Raeburn in Vol I, engraved frontispiece of Chantrey's monument at Westminster Abbey in Vol II; light marginal browning; contemporary half morocco, joints and extremities rubbed and lightly worn, small chip at tail of Vol. I. Einaudi 2930; not in Kress; BURGON, John William. THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SIR THOMAS GRESHAM; compiled chiefly from his correspondence preserved in her Majesty's state-paper office ... In Two Volumes ... London: Robert Jennings ... 1839. FIRST EDITION. Two volumes, 8vo; with steel engraved portrait and 9 plates, one folding; some light foxing and marginal browning; uncut, contemporary ribbed cloth, spines lettered in gilt, spines and outer margins lightly sunned. (7)
ECONOMICS - VIOLET, Thomas. MYSTERIES AND SECRETS OF TRADE AND MINT-AFFAIRS: with several reasons against transporting Treasure; and waies set down for preventing the same: formerly presented to the Right Honourable the Lord Bradshaw, (at whose desire I undertook this pains,) and presented it to the late Council of State: and now enlarged, and humbly presented to this present Parlament of the Commonwealth of England, in Aug. 1653 ... [London, William Du-Gard, 1653]. Two parts in one small folio continuously paginated; engraved armorial device on title-page; title-page cropped close at head and tail shaving title and with loss of imprint, light browning throughout with occasional spotting, second title-page more prominently browned, a couple of head-lines cropped close with slight loss, upper edges of index slightly dampstained, final leaf of index loose; in modern half-calf, sympathetically rebound, spine with red morocco label lettered in gilt, joints lightly rubbed.
LOCKE, John. THE WORKS OF JOHN LOCKE ESQ ... with alphabetical tables ... London, printed for John Churchill ... and Sam. Manship ... 1714. FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. Three volumes, folio; with engraved portrait and one engraved plate; dampstain affecting upper gutter of preliminary leaves of Vol. I, title-page of Vol. II torn in centre at gutter, worm-trail affecting first few gatherings of Vol II, occasional light browning and marginal soiling throughout, but generally crisp and clean; in contemporary panelled calf, spines gilt, joints cracked, head of spines chipped and worn, especially to Vol II, boards and extremities scuffed and worn. (3).
LOWE, Edward Joseph. OUR NATIVE FERNS; or, A History of the British Species and their Varieties. Volume I [-II]. London: Groombridge and Sons. 1867. Two volumes, large 8vo; numerous chromolithograph plates and wood-engravings; light foxing, small tear to outer margin of first frontispiece; original green embossed cloth, spine gilt, with central fern motif to upper cover, head, tail & corners a little bumped, spine slightly cockled. Freeman, 2328. SELBY, Prideaux John. A HISTORY OF BRITISH FOREST-TRESS, Indigenous and Introduced. London: John Van Voorst, 1842. First Edition. Large 8vo; illustrated with nearly 200 engravings; endpapers slightly foxed otherwise clean and crisp; contemporary red calf, spine tooled in gilt with green labels, covers lightly sunned, light wear to extremities. Freeman 3352. NONESUCH PRESS. [GOODEN, Stephen]. SONGS OF THE GARDENS. Edited by Peter Warlock. The Nonesuch Press. 1925. Number 666 out of 875 copies. 4to; title-page device designed by Stephen Gooden, ornaments by W.M.R. Quick; uncut in original full vellum, boards bowed as usual, with patterned dust-wrapper extremities chipped, spine browned; and two other items relating to plants. (6).
[LONDON PANORAMA]. EVANS, Charles. GRAND PANORAMA OF LONDON, from the Thames extending from the New Houses of Parliament to Greenwich Hospital. London: Published by Charles Evans ... Eighteen-Feet in Length. 1849. Small Oblong 8vo (153 x 177mm); continuous strip view 146. x 5,400mm; original wood-engraving folded accordion style; one fold strengthened with advertisement, some light browning at folds, with neat repair at lower margin of penultimate panel; bound in original fine pebble-grained cloth lettered and decorated in gilt and blind on covers; spine slightly bumped and sunned; a bright copy.
[LONDON PANORAMA]. LEIGHTON, George C. GRAND ARCHITECTURAL PANORAMA OF LONDON, Regent Street to Westminster Abbey. From Original Drawings made expressly for the Work by R.Sandeman, Architect, and executed on Wood by G. C. Leighton, London: Published by I. Whitelaw, ... 1849. Small oblong 8vo; (154 x 178mm); continuous strip view (143 x 6,706mm); one fold strengthened with advertisement, some browning and light spotting; bound in original fine pebble-grained cloth lettered and decorated in gilt and blind on covers; spine lightly bumped and faded; very good.
PARK, Mungo. TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR DISTRICTS OF AFRICA performed under the direction and patronage of the African Association in the years 1795, 1796, and 1797 ...with an Appendix, containing Geographical Illustrations of Africa. By Major Rennell. [together with:] JOURNAL OF A MISSION TO THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA IN THE YEAR 1805 London, G. and W. Nichol, [John Murray], 1799 - [1815]. FIRST EDITIONS. Two volumes, 4to; with stipple-engraved portrait of Park by Dickinson after Henry Edridge, 4 engraved maps (folding and partly coloured), 5 engraved plates, and engraved sheets of music not always present; without half-titles, and without addenda to volume II which was published separately and is not always present; light spotting and soiling, a few gatherings a little browned; from the Royal United Service Institute with their blindstamps on title-pages, and some plates; in contemporary calf, rebacked and recornered with new endpapers, spines with green and red labels lettered in gilt, gilt border to boards, extremities rubbed and a little bumped. PMM 253; Cox 1798; (2).
MALLINSON, Allan. A CLOSE RUN THING [and] THE NIZAM'S DAUGHTER [and] A REGIMENTAL AFFAIR [and] A CALL TO ARMS Bantam Press, London,1999-2002. FIRST EDITIONS. Large 8vo. The first four adventures of Matthew Hervey and the Light Dragoons. Fine copies in fine dust-wrappers. All signed by the author on the title-page. (4)
MILNE, A.A. FOUR DAYS WONDER Methuen, London, 1933. First edition. 8vo. Light partial browning to the free endpapers as usual and some foxing to the edges, otherwise internally very clean and bright in the rather utilitarian dust-wrapper, with just a hint of wear to the spine extremities and corners. The book is slightly cocked but is overall an attractive item
HEINLEIN, Robert A. THE MAN WHO SOLD THE MOON. Shasta Publisher's, Chicago, 1950. First edition. 8vo. Internally clean and bright in a dust-wrapper with minor loss to the very head of the spine, not affecting the lettering and slight rubbing to the foot of the spine, two very small tears to the head of the upper panel and a little light wear to the corners of the folds.
STAPLEDON, Olaf. DEATH INTO LIFE. Methuen, London, 1946. First edition. 8vo. Internally clean and bright in a clean bright dust-wrapper with one mid-spine 'v' shaped tear, one minute tear to the head of the upper panel, very light wear to the spine extremities and the head of the upper fold. With five other Stapledon titles and an early reprint in the "Young Modernsc series of Isaac Asimov's Pebble in the Sky. (7)
WYNDHAM, John. JIZZLE Dennis Dobson, London, 1954. First edition. 8vo. Usual partial light browning to the free endpapers otherwise internally clean and bright in a very bright clipped Rudland dust-wrapper with the printed price of 11s 6d. showing the very slightest wear to the spine extrmities and corners. WYNDHAM, John. THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS Michael Joseph, London, 1951. First edition, second impression before publication. 8vo. Partial light spotting to the free endpapers otherwise internally clean and bright in a dust-wrapper with loss to the spine extremities, tears and minor loss mid-spine and with the lower panel of the wrapper partially detached from the spine, with a little wear to the corners and a small curving tear to the foot of the upper joint. (2)
WYNDHAM, John. THE MIDWICH CUCKOOS Michael Joseph, London, 1957. First edition. 8vo. Usual partial light browning to the free endpapers otherwise internally clean and bright in a very bright dust-wrapper with just one small vertical tear and associated abrasion to the head of the upper panel and one minute tear to the head of the lower panel.
Crimean War Interest. 2 nominal lists compiled by the Light Cavalry Brigade Staff of their officers, non-commissioned officers and privates, entitled to receive medals for service in the Crimea, dated 10th January 1855. Together with a form signed by J B B Estcourt detailing the correct procedure for achieving such documentation, 3 lithographs and 2 engravings of Crimean War scenes and a collection of wood engravings taken out of the London Illustrated News 'The Balaclava Banquet' and the official list of killed and wounded from the Battle of the Alma. (Qty)
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