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Lot 225
Law.- Fitzherbert (Sir Anthony) The Newe Boke of Iustices of Peace, black letter, woodcut initials, ink annotations in contemporary hand to a few leaves and inscriptions to front free endpaper (torn), light staining to upper margin towards end, contemporary calf, small tool blocked in silver to centre of both boards (tarnished), scraps of old manuscript used as binder's waste, rather worn, spine defective, [STC 10977; Beale T343], 8vo, [Richard Tottill], [1566]. ⁂ Early edition in English of a law manual, first translated in 1554.
Lot 65
Lady's Vintage Baume & Mercier Geneve 18 Karat Yellow Gold Watch with Swiss Manual Movement and with Leather Strap and original Gold Plate Strap Buckle. Signed, stamped 750. Good vintage condition. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Worn strap. Case measures 21mm x 25mm. Approx. weight: 29.3 grams. Shipping $30.00 (estimate $500-$800)
Lot 373
India, Natural History, a collection, including Hooker, J.D. A Sketch of the Flora of British India. 1904, original wrappers, wrappers inscribed "with the author's kind regards"; Hooker, J.D. The Flora of British India. 1875. 7 volumes, 8vo, original cloth; [Anon.] AA Sketch of the Life of Francis Hamilton (once Buchanan) sometime Superintendant of the Honourable Company's Botanic Garden, Calcutta. Calcutta, 1905. Large 4to., original quarter cloth, worn; Rawat, I.S. Indian Explorers of the 19th century. 1973, dustwrapper; Bor, N.L. Manual of Indian Forest Botany. 1953, presentation copy, dustwrapper; Bor, N.L. Some beautiful Indian Climbers and Shrubs [extracted from Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society]. 1939, plates, green half morocco; Brandis, Dietrich Indian Trees. 1906. Inscribed "with the author's compliments, Nov. 1906", original cloth, slight marginal dampstaining, worn; Willis, J.C. A Revision of the Podostemaceae of India and Ceylon. [extracted from Part 3 vol. 1 of the Annals of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya], inscribed "with the author's kind regards", half calf, spine faded;Burkill, I.H. Notes from a Journey to Nepal, bound with 2 other extracts from the Records of the Botanical Survey of India. Calcutta, 1910; Coventry, B.O. Wild FLowers of Kashmir. Series 1-3, coloured plates, original pictorial cloth; Collett, Sir H. Flora Simlensis, a handbook of the flowering plants of Simla. Calcutta & Simla, 1902, folding map, illustrations, cloth, sold not subject to return (19)
Lot 357
Botany and Natural History, a collection of c.160 volumes, including Linnaeus, C. A Selection of the Correspondence of Linnaeus. 1821, 2 volumes, edited by J.E. Smith, later cloth; Davies, Hugh Welsh Botanology. 1813, original boards, uncut; Greville, Robert K. Flora Edinensis. Edinburgh, 1824, plates, later half morocco; Jones, J.P. Flora Denoniensis. 1829, contemporary half calf; Nicholson, Cornelius Annals of Kendal. Kendal, 1832, frontispiece, folding plan, frontispiece waterstained, worn; Steele, William Beauties of Gilsland. 1836, corners of title cut away; Leighton, W.A. A Flora of Shropshire. Shrewsbury, 1841, later half morocco, plates somewhat spotted; Parnell, Richard The Grasses of Scotland. 1842, plates, later cloth; Lindley, J.The Elements of Botany. 1847, half morocco; St. John, C. A Tour in Sutherlandshire. 1849. 2 volumes, brown half morocco gilt; Johnson, Charles The Fern Allies. 1856, hand-coloured engraved plates, green half calf gilt; Gosse, P.H. A History of the British Sea-Anemones and Corals. 1860, lacks front free endpaper, library stamp to endpaper; Hall, T.B. A Flora of Liverpool. [c.1850], folding map; Damon, Robert Handbook to the Geology of Weymouth. 1860; Erredge, J.A. History of Brighhelmston. Brighton, 1862, repaired, worn; Veitch, J. A Manual of the Coniferae. 1881; Bagnall, James E. The Flora of Warwickshire. 1891, number 482 of 500 copies signed by the author, NLS stamp to endpaper; Connold, E.T. British Vegetable Galls. 1901, 4to.; Green, C.T. The Flora of the Liverpool District. Liverpool, 1902, Guppy, H.B. Observations of a Naturalist in the Pacific between 1896 and 1899. 1906, 2 volumes; Wheldon, J.A. The Flora of West Lancashire. 1907; Loyd, LR.W. Lundy, its History and Natural History. 1925, library stamp to endpapers; Marloth, Rudolf The Flora of South Africa. Capetown, 1913-32. Volumes 1-4 in 5 (of 6); Druce, GC. The Flora of Buckinghamshire. Arbroath, 1926, letter from the author tipped in; De Grunne, Xavier Vers les glaciers de l'équateur. Le Ruwenzori. Brussels, 1937, original wrappers; Dawson, W.R., editor. The Banks Letters. 1958;Quinby, Jane, editor Catalogue of Botanical Books in the Collection of Rachem McMasters Miller Hunt. Pittsburgh, 1958-61, 3 volumes, 4to.; Ewan, J., editor Bartram, William. Botanical and Zoological Drawings 1756-1788. 1968, dustwrapper; Curtis, W. The Endemic Flora of Tasmania. Ariel Press, 1967-71, Part 1 & 3, folio, green & maroon cloth, slipcases, original cloth except where noted; and c.76 others; sold not subject to return
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Lot 354
Botany and Natural History, a collection of c. 102 volumes, including [Malvern] A Description of Malvern. Malvern: for the author, [c.1825], original boards, repaired, worn, one detached; Gorham, G.C. Memoirs of John Martyn, F.R.S. and of Thomas Martyn. 1830, later cloth; Smith, James E. Memoir and Correspondence. 1832, 2 volumes; Duncan, James The Natural History of British Moths. 1836, half morocco, lettered volume 1 on spine; A Guide through the Town of Shrewsbury. 1845, lacks spine; Webb, R.H. Pryor, Alfred R. A Flora of Hertfordshire. 1887; Flora Hertfordiensis. 1849, red calf gilt; Harvey, William H. A Manual of the British Marine Algae. 1849, hand-coloured plates; Dickinson, Joseph The Flora of Liverpool. 1851; Swete, Edward H. Flora Bristoliensis. 1854, 2 plates, map in pocket; Lucas, Joseph Studies in Nidderdale. [c.1872]; Bull, Henry G. Notes on the Birds of Herefordshire. 1888; Purchas, W.H. A Flora of Herefordshire. [c.1889]; De Tabley, Lord The Flora of Cheshire. 1899; Cooke, M.C. Our Reptiles and Batrachians. 1893, chromolithograph title & plates; Lington, William R. Flora of Derbyshire. 1903, presentation copy from the author; Amphlett, J. The Botany of Worcestershire. 1909; Linton, E.F. Flora of Bournemouth, [1900], stamp to endpaper; Stephenson, T.A. The British Sea Anemones. 1928, 2 volumes; Grose, Donald The Flora of Wiltshire. 1957; and c. 80 others; sold not subject to return
Lot 850
An Omega 9ct gold cased gentleman's wristwatch, circa 1978, circular champagne enamel dial with gold batons, minute markers, and date aperture, black hands, gold second hand, manual wind, calibre 1030, 17 jewel movement, no 1325017, OWC case, ref 1061, no 940235, presentation engraved to case back dated 1978, 35mm across crown, Birmingham 1977, on a later black calf leather strap.
Lot 84
Make and Model: Triumph 2000 MK2 Saloon Registration: GDH 446H Year : 1970Colour: BlueEngine Capacity: 1998CCChassis No: ME13608DLOEngine No: ME13841HEDocuments: V5C. Huge and comprehensive service history with a stack of invoices. Handbook and workshop manuals. Currently on SORN. Only two registered keepers but all the same family.The Triumph 2000 was introduced in 1963 and production ran until 1977. It was in direct competition with the Rover 2000 P6 in the executive saloon market. The four cylinder Rover was solid and revolutionary but the Triumph boasted a silky six cylinder engine lifted from the outgoing Standard Vanguard. The car was styled by Michelotti and looked very sharp for the time. All independent suspension assured a fine ride and sure footed handling. In 1969 the Innsbruck facelift added a handsome longer restyled front and rear end. Sadly, the big triumph line died during the British Leyland era, but not before Triumph fitted the 2.5PI engines from the TR5 with its troublesome fuel injection system to the model and then the more reliable 2.5TC with tried and tested twin carburettor induction in 1974.This extraordinary and rare survivor has had just one family owner since new. The service history is amazing, with day to day hand written logs of journeys undertaken, parts and fuel purchased and routine servicing. We are informed that it had a repaint some 12 years ago. The interior appears original. The car benefits from the desirable manual overdrive gearbox. It is some years since the car has been driven so naturally some re-commissioning will be in order. A great car to use, improve and enjoy.
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