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Five wooden jigsaw puzzles cut by Dinn of Spondon for the British Jigsaw Puzzle Library, comprising "The Gossips" after M. Dovaston (44 x 60cm, complete), "The Return" (43 x 56cm, 2/3 pieces missing), "The Meet" from a Pears print (35 x 47cm, complete), "None But the Brave" from a Pears print (35 x 45cm, complete), and "Bringing in the Lobster Pots" (35 x 50cm, one replacement piece); all unboxed.
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Hulme, Frederich Edward, Familiar Wild Flowers, London, Conell and Company, [n.d.], 8vo, 2 vols, 80 chromolithographed plates, tissue guards, occasional spotting and offsetting, contemporary, spine backed red calf, gilt lettering, ownership label of Harriette Lotherington, July 1886, pasted down onto front endpaper; Lamb, Charles The Essays, London and New York, J. M Dent and Co., 1902, 8vo, two volumes, engraved frontispieces by Charles E Brach, illustrated throughout, occasional offsetting onto tissue guards, contemporary half decorative vellum, green morocco lettering piece, t.e.g., with 30 other works in 33 volumes, mostly late 19th century and early 20th century
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Stoneham, Charles, and Lilian M. Medland (illustrator), The Birds of the British Islands, London, E. Grant Richards, 1906-1911, large 4o, 5 volumes, 318 engraved plates with tissue guards, very occasional marginal spotting, contemporary half blue morocco, spine lettered in gilt, corners bumped, armorial bookplate of A. Hugh Thurburn. With 3 other works in 8 volumes including Herbert Maxwell's "British Fresh Water Fishes" (London, 1904), Henry Lamond's "The Sea-Trout. A study in Natural History" (London, 1916), and a 6 volume set of Richard Lydekker's "The Royal Natural History" (London, 1904).
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Books inscribed or formerly owned by the historian G.M.Trevelyan: Verney, Lady M. (Editor) The Verney Letters 1696-1799, 2 volumes, 1930; Dowdell, E.G. A Hundred Years of Quarter Sessions, 1932; Plumb, J.H. G.M.Trevelyan, author's inscription, cloth 1951; Diary of John Hervey 1658-1742, annotated, 1894; Trevelyan, G.M. England under Queen Anne, 1934; Webb, S. & B. English Local Government, 8 volumes, limited edition signed by the authors, 1929; Taylor, A.J.P. English Local History 1914-1945; Woodward, Josiah. An Account of the Rise and Progress of the Religious Societies in the City of London, 6th edition, calf, 12mo 1744; also Letter Books of John Hervey 1st Earl of Bristol 1651-1750, in 3 volumes, 1894
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Interior Decoration. 24 volumes including - Fastnedge, R. Sheraton Furniture; Delieb, Eric. Silver Boxes; Thornton. 17th century Interior Decoration in England, France and Holland; Linley, David. Extraordinary Furniture, signed; Bronnell. Alexander Pope and the Arts of Georgian Egnland, 1978 O.U.P., Jourdain, M. English Interior Decoration1500-1830, 1st edition Batsford 1950; etc (24)
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Local History. Various including Lawson-Tancred, Sir T. Records of a Yorkshire Manor, 1st edition in dust jacket, 1937; Crowther. Diary of Robert Sharp of South Cave; O.U.P. Ramsay. Wiltshire Woollen Industry; Power. Mediaeval English Wool Trade; Craig, M. Dublin 1660-1860, published 1952; Hughes. North Country Life in the 18th century, 2 volumes 1952 and 1965; Schofield. The Lunar Society of Birmingham, 1963; others – University Presses, Batsford, etc (circa 50)
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M[arkham] (G[ervase]) Markhams Farewell to Husbandry: or, the Enriching of All Sorts of Barren and Sterile Grounds ... , [vi], 126pp., [4pp.], sixth edition, woodcut illustrations, bookplate of Sir Thomas Neame, modern cloth, spine a little faded, [Westwood & Satchell p.145], small 4to, by W. Wilson for E. Brewster and George Sawbridge, 1656. *** "Grounds for fish-ponds" occupy pp.42-44. This tract was also issued in "A way to get wealth".
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M[ascall] (L[eonard]) A Booke of Fishing With Hook and Line, one of 200 copies reprinted from the edition of 1590, Preface and Glossary by Thomas Satchell, woodcut illustrations, ex-library copy with 4 small stamps to title and bookplate, contemporary half calf, gilt spine, extremities slightly rubbed, small 4to, for W. Satchell & Co. by Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1884.
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Mosely (Martin E.) The Dry-Fly Fisherman's Entomology, [Being a Supplement to Frederic M. Halford's "The Dry-Fly Man's Handbook"], first edition, xx, 109pp., [6pp.], photogravure frontispiece, 16 hand-coloured plates, hinges weak, original cloth wallet, gilt, very slightly rubbed, 12mo, George Routledge and Sons, 1921.
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Mason (Richard) Angling Experiences and Reminiscences, [viii], 171pp., bookpates of Moses H. Grossman and Col. Henry A. Siegel, original cloth, fading, spine chipped, Great Grimsby, Grimsby New Co. Ltd., 1901 ~ Murray (Hilda) Echoes of Sport, first edition, xii, 167pp., [1p.], 15 photographic plates tipped in, original cloth, gilt, slightly rubbed, a little faded, London and Edinburgh, T.N. Foulis, 1910 ~ Mainwaring (Arthur) Fishing and Philandering, 254pp., newspaper article tipped in to front free endpaper, original cloth, Heath Cranton and Ouseley Ltd., n.d. ~ Moore (T.C. Kingsmill) A Man May Fish, xix, 225pp., plates, original boards, dust-jacket, Gerrards Cross, Colin Smythe, 1983 ~ M. (P.J., editor) Fishing Frolics, 48pp., colour illustrations, original boards, dust-jacket, spine a little faded, Michael Joseph, 1986, 8vo & square 12mo (5).
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Sandeman (Fraser) By Hook and By Crook, first edition, large paper copy signed by the author, x, 255pp., number 98 of 100 copies, frontispiece, 15 lithographed plates, tissue-guards, most colour, illustrations in the text, bookplates of Matthew Mackey (June 1892), Chas. M. Wetzel, and Henry A. Portong, ink ownership signature of Wetzel to front pastedown, original decorative cloth, gilt, extremities slightly rubbed, spine a little darkened, a few water-stains to lower corner of upper cover, 4to, Henry Sotheran & Co., 1892. *** Angling experiences described and analysed, with much on the art of the fly. The second edition was published in 1894.
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Sportsman's Dictionary (The): or, the Country Gentleman's Companion, in All Rural Recreations ... , vol.1 only (of 2), first edition, [220ff.], engraved frontispiece, 14 (?of 15) plates, including 12 folding, one plate loose, some browning, occasional light foxing, tear to back free endpaper, bookplate of St. Andrew Ld. St. John of Bletsoe, contemporary calf, gilt, worn, [Westwood & Satchell p.200], 8vo, for C. Hitch, 1735. *** Includes entries entitled "Angling", "Fish" and "Fish Flies", and runs from 'A' to 'M'.
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Theakston (Michael) British Angling Flies, xiv, 145pp., [17pp.], revised and annotated by Francis M. Walbran, 8pp. advertisements at end, 8 plates, foxed and with pencil scribble, illustrations, ink inscription to title, bookplates of Charles Atwood and the Library of the University of California, upper hinge weak, lower hinge broken, original green cloth, gilt, rubbed, 8vo, Ripon and London, by William Harrison and Sampson Low, Marstin, Searle and Rivington, n.d., [1883]. *** This was published as "A List of Natural Flies ... " in 1853, and as "British Angling Flies" firstly in 1862. Westwood & Satchell (p.135) note that the 1862 edition contained a plate of minnow tackle accompanying the addenda and Kingsley apparently praised it in his "Chalk Stream Studies".
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Walbran (Francis M.) Walbran's British Angler. First Series. Salmon, Trout, and Grayling, How, When and Where to Catch Them, 82pp., [1p.], [8pp.], portrait frontispiece, 8pp. advertisements at end, bookplates of Jack Eschenmann and W.E.D. Shaw, upper hinge a little weak, original printed cloth, lightly foxed, 8vo, London and Leeds, Simpkin, Marshall & Co. and Goodall & Studdick, 1889.
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Walton (Izaak) & Charles Cotton. The Compleat Angler, Riverside Press edition, [xviii], 302pp., [1p.], number 37 of 440 copies, title vignette, title very lightly browned, bookplate of Alex. M. Hudnut, original boards, rubbed, slip-case, worn, [Coigney 248], 12mo, Cambridge, Mass., Riverside Press, 1909. *** Reproduced with typographical errors of the 1653 edition. One of Bruce Rogers' "30 favourites".
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West (Leonard) The Natural Trout Fly and Its Imitation ... Insects Seen at the Waterside and the Method of Tying Flies, 160pp., [3pp.], second edition, plates, some colour, bookplates of Don Horter and Chas. M. Wetzel, ink presentation inscription and ink signature of Wetzel to front free endpaper, tape marks to pastedowns, original cloth, gilt, slightly rubbed, a few spots to upper cover, 8vo, Liverpool, William Potter, 1921.
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A set of six enamelled finial silver spoons, 'Meryrick and Queen's Park' Golf Club, Bournemouth, Birmingham 1926, two silver golf dishes, with embossed central panels; 'M & O.P. Bournemouth Golf Club' Sheffield 1920 and five silver golf spoons, with finials, 'Stanmore Golf Club, 1893, London 1912
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STAMPS - Great Britain, World, album 1d blacks (6), imp 1d, 2d including block of 3, mint quantity, postal history, Seahorses to 10--, GVI to 1-(POUND); very large accumulation including booklets, panels, schoolboy collections, world collection, GB commems, Regionals, defins, m/u, stock books, blocks, sheets, part sheets, f/u
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An Early 20th Century German Porcelain Tea Service, the scroll moulded borders picked out in gilding, the centres colour transfer printed with flowers: seven Tea Cups, eleven Saucers, twelve Tea Plates, one Cream Jug, one Basin, and a pair of Two Handled Dishes. Green transfer printed factory mark B.R.C. "M Germany". Approximately 34 pieces.
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C[RUSE] (M[ARY] A[NN]) THE TINY LAWN TENNIS CLUB, FIRST EDITION, colour printed throughout, charming illustrations, several of tennis interest, minor soiling, stitching coming loose, endpapers worn and upper hinge broken, original cloth-backed pictorial glazed boards, rubbed at edges and corners, small 4to, Dean & Son, [1882]. *** A very early piece of tennis juvenilia with charming illustrations reminiscent of Kate Greenaway.
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BALDASS (LUDWIG) JAN VAN EYCK, 1952 ~ Ganz (Paul) The Paintings of Hans Holbein, 1950 ~ Fresu (Lucian) Works on Paper, 1988 ~ Foshay (Ella M.) John James Audubon, New Yor, 1997 ~ Locher (J.L.) The World of M.C. Escher, New York, 1971, coloured plates, illustrations, original cloth, dust-jackets; and a quantity of others, Art Reference, v.s. (qty).
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Karolik (M.& M.) Collection of American Paintings 1815 to 1865, 1949 ~ Baldry (A.L.) The Wallace Collection at Hertford House, 1904 ~ Payne (Christopher) The Price Guide to 19th Century European Furniture, 1981 ~ Hyde (Bryden Bordley) Bermuda's Antique Furniture & Silver, Hamilton, 1971 ~ Weisbach (Werner) Die Kunst des Barock in Italien, Frankreich, Deutschland und Spanien, Berlin, 1924, plates, some coloured, illustrations, original cloth, some dust-jackets; and a quantity of others, Fine Arts, v.s. (qty).
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SARAYNA (TORELLUS) DELL'ORIGINE ET AMPIEZZA DELLA CITTA DI VERONA, translated by M. Orlando Perscetti, folding engraved map, woodcut device on title, woodcut initials, inner margins of title and first and final few ff. repaired, some damp- and water-staining, a little worming to final couple of ff. with a little loss of text, contemporary boards, worn, small 4to, Verona, Francesco de'Rossi, 1649.
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GODESCARD (M.) ABREGE DES VIES DES PERES DES MARTYRS, ET DES AUTRES PRINCIPAUX SAINTS. 4 vol., contemporary tree calf, gilt spine, morocco labels, corners bruised, Lyon, Fr. Mistral, 1820 ~ Larive (J.M.) Cours de Declamation Prononce a l'Athenee de Paris, 3 vol., contemporary mottled calf, rubbed, extremities worn, cornrs bruised, Paris, Delaunay, 1810 ~ Balzac (Honore de) Oeuvres Illustrees, 3 vol., illustrations by J.-A Beauce, E. Lampsonius, Andrieux, Ed. Coppin, etc. slight foxing, contemporary morocco-backed boards, corners worn, 1854-7; and a quantity of others, French Literature, Fine Bindings, v.s. (qty).
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Lamotte-Langon (Etienne-Leon de) Memoires et Souvenirs d'Une Femme de Qualite sur el Consulat et l'Empire, 4 vol., contemporary half calf, soiled, extremities and edges worn, covers slightly warped, Paris, 1830 ~ Lorris (Guillaume de) & Jean de Meun. Le Roman de la Rose, 3 vol., lacking supplement, contemporary half calf, rubbed, spines worn, morocco labels, Amsterdam, Chez Jean Fred. Bernard, 1735 ~ Savary (M. duc de Rovigo ) Memoires, 7 vol., contemporary calf-backed marbled boards, extremities worn, Paris, 1828 ~ Levasseur (R.) Memoires, 4 vol., engraved frontispiece, armorial bookplates, contemporary morocco-backed boards, Paris, 1829; and 8 others, French Literature, History, 12mo & 8vo (26).
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