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Click here to subscribeFrederick Charles Cooper (1810-1880), five watercolours; Mosul from the Eastern Bank of the Tigris,Inscribed ‘Plate 2, to be placed opposite of p.80 of manuscript. Volume I’, overall 27 x 42cm.Village along the Tigris, 22 x 32cm.‘Sheik Adi’ 25 x 35cm‘Encampment near the Bellid Songar? March 28th 1850’20 x 35.5cm.‘Astonishment of Kurds at an opera glass’, 11 x 16.5cm.All unframed, with an Henry Farge etching
A RARE MEIJI PERIOD BOOK OF JAPANESE CLAN SYMBOLS Printed in black and white, the front with title in Japanese and with indistinct ink translation. A manuscript of patterns 'mon' clan symbols by Murakami Masatake published in Meiji 18 - around 1885. The cover states this is a complete volume. The top row from R - L shows designs of flowers/leafy vines; the lower three rows from R - L show how the drawing of the flower is transfigured, modified into clan crests. With additional books also. Provenance: From the collection of Charles Holme (1848-1923), writer, critic and founder of The Studio magazine, and thence by descent. Mr Holme acquired the book during a trip to Japan in the 1880s. Condition: No obvious condition issues
House of Bonaparte - a 19th century fragmentary carving, inscribed in ink manuscript: Fragment of Fret-work cut by the hand of the late Prince Imperial 1878, monogrammed DH. to verso, 7cm wideThe vendor's ancestor, an estate carpenter in South Derbyshire, by family repute, was asked to instruct Napoléon, the Prince Imperial (1856-1879), in the rudiments of woodworking while the latter stayed at Elvaston Castle, as a guest of the Earl and Countess of Harrington, the year before his ill-fated participation in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879.Provenance: By direct descent through the Hunt family, Derbyshire.
Japanese School (Edo period), a needlework landscape, embroidered in silk and gilt threads on a purple ground with a dignitary of the shogunate and his attendants, one of whom carries an Onmy?d? banner, the foreground and sides with bamboo, pine and willow trees, the sky with scrolling clouds, inscribed with four calligraphic characters within the tableau, 35cm x 37.5cm, Hogarth-type frame, manuscript collection note to verso: Japanese/Circa 1600-15
Coins, Ancient: Spain, Castulo, Roman Republican Period, mid-2nd century BC, Æ Semis, obv: diademed male head to right; rev: [VOC?S?T?F] before / Bull standing to right; crescent and CN above, FVL?CNF before, [Iberian "KASTILO" in exergue], ACIP 2119, 8.12g, 23mm, (1); Roman, Constantine I 'the Great, Antioch, AD 327-328, BI Nummus, obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG, laureate bust to right, rev: PROVIDENTIAE AVGG, camp gate, two turrets and star above, dot in doorway; SMANTS in exergue, RIC VII 71, 2.58g, 20mm, Rare in this state, lovely verdigris patination, (1), [2] Provenance: 1st: Ex G Mace Collection, January 1946; coin originally identified by Ashmolean Museum and then described by Spink as "No value," Mace's ink manuscript collection ticket inscribed thus.
A mid-19th century lady's sketch and perspective album, Miss Calv***, O*eston Cottage, March 25th 1841, illustrated in pencil with architecture, including cottages, shapes etc., original wrappers, oblong, 4to, (1); a later 19th century drawing-room album, well-illustrated in pen-and-ink and watercolour with sketches, cartoons, etc., and inscribed in manuscript with sentiment and messages, contemporary diced calf over bevelled boards (disbound), all-edges gilt, moiré endpapers, 4to, (1); another similar, smaller and later, 1917, oblong 8vo, disbound, oblong 8vo, (1); etc., [4]
Bookbinding - a mid-Victorian local bookbinder's ledger, compiled by Joseph Burrows, Bookbinder, Nottingham, red-ruled blue paper, prefixed by an index of their clients, the 747 numbered pages of ink MS accounts partially-inscribed, with the date of the work (from 1858 and onwards), the title itself, and the cost of the binding or repair, unfortunately for the bibliographer there is a paucity of bibliographical information, 6 loosely-inserted sheets of manuscript accounts, contemporary half reverse calf over patterned boards, green-stained edges, marbled endpapers, 4to, [1]
Cookery - a 19th century receipt books, half-filled with ink manuscript recipes, various mid-19th century and later hands, limp leather binding, 12mo, (1); another, similar, smaller but fully-inscribed in a uniform hand, 12mo, (1); three schoolgirl's exercise books from the 1920s, (3); etc., [6]
India and the British Raj - Letters from William Ewing to His Dear Brother Malcolm Hart Orr-Ewing From India 1874-1878, a finely bound one-sided family correspondence, 94pp of ink manuscript letters, each linen-laid and collated in pencil by a later hand, all the letters are addressed from Calcutta, via Brindisi, where William seems to have been involved in trade & industry (iron?), and detail the life among the burgeoning British middle-class in India in the first-second decade of the Raj, including accounts of domestic native life (picked-out with vernacular nouns and their English equivalents), typical game and other shoots, anecdotes about fellow British people on the scene, as well as curiosity and concerns for the Ewings back home in Scotland, etc., collected then bound in the latter 19th/early 20th century by Ramage, London, stamped, in brown morocco gilt, slightly bevelled boards with a graduating double-fillet gilt enclosing a singular-fillet in blind, the upper cover lettered in gilt, six-compartment spine of raised bands, gilt-fillet and blind-rolled turn-in, marbled endpapers, the recto pastedown with a gilt tooled and lettered title label, 4to, [1]
Sport, Cricket - Jack Hobbs, Sir John Berry Hobbs (1882?1963), a signed b/w press photograph while in the Surrey & England XI teams, inscribed in autograph manuscript: To N. Oglethorpe/With best wishes/Yours faithfully J.B. Hobbs, 18cm x 13cm, mounted, the mount inscribed: Autographed 13th Sep. 1928/Just before sailing for Australia with the Test Team (Aged 45), 28cm x 23.5cm overall, (1); further cricket images and ephemera, (3), [4]
Victorian Humour in a Graphic Didactic Primer - an illustrated manuscript, comprising two works, each with a separate title-page, Passions of Ye Period, [&], A Few Clippings from Mavors,/ [with] Spelling Book, pp: [i] (watercolour frontispiece), [10], [1] (blank), [1] (allegorical watercolour colophon of a jester observing the passage of time with a pocket watch); [38] (interspersed with a few blanks, not collated), [1] (macabre colophon of a hanged cat), the relaxed instructive text is brilliantly illustrated with well-executed monochrome pen-and-ink drawings and cartoons, the artist-author must have had a sense of humour, as he relishes farce, the ridiculous, and pricking the stuffy pomposity of Victorian social mores, with parallels of the extremes of virtue and vice in 'Ye Passions,' set and illustrated in the Anglo-Saxon manner with 'illuminations' of lust, gratuitous violence, gluttony, and-so-on, the second part is well-illustrated by the same hand, but with more contemporary themes, fashions, and-so-forth, and also includes some novel and comic storyboards, unfortunately there are no inscriptions or dates as to identify this talented hand and its wicked humour, 19th century limp olive morocco , 16mo (16cm x 10cm), [1]
An Early Influence of John Bunyan's - Calvinist Puritanism, [Bernard (Richard, Rector of Batcombe, Somerset)], The Isle of Man: or, The Legall (sic) Proceeding in Man-shire against Sinne (sic)/ Wherein, by way of a continued Allegorie (sic), the chiefe (sic) Malefactors disturbing both Church and Common-Wealth, are detected and attached; with their Arraignment, and Iudiciall triall (sic), according to the Lawes (sic) of England/ The spirituall (sic) use thereof, with an Apologie (sic) for the manner of handling, most necessary to be first read, for direction in the right use of the Allegory thorow-out (sic), is added in the end/The fourth Edition much enlarged, London: Printed for Edw. Blackmore, at the great South doore (sic) of Pauls, 1627, printed in black-ruled borders throughout, pp: [xxvi], 303, [30] (contents), [1] (errata), contemporary limp vellum covers (disbound), later 19th century ink MS numbered label to spine, verso blank inscribed in a contemporary hand with a manuscript note viz. the profanity of swearing, 12mo, [1] Provenance: John Hayes/his book [...], contemporary 17th century ink MS ownership inscription to recto pastedown.
Music - [Psalms, 23 Anthems], lacking title-page, n.p.., n.d., [?London: c. 1760-1770], copperplate printed, pp: [iv], xvi, 60, [2] (blanks substituting 61/62, that are lacking), 190, [9] (ink manuscript sheet music and lyrics, as an extension to the text), contemporary panelled reverse calf (worn), oblong 4to, [1]
Topography - Whitaker (The Reverend John, F.S.A.), The History of Manchester, first and only edition, three parts in two volumes (all published), London: Mess. Dodsley, 1771, & Joseph Johnson, 1775, full-page engravings and fold-out maps and plots, contemporary speckled calf, gilt spines, 4to, (2); Provincial Dorset Imprint, Annotated Copy, Ellis (George Alfred, Surgeon), The History and Antiquities of the Borough and Town of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, first and only edition, Weymouth: Printed and Published by B. Benson, 1829, interleaved throughout with 19th century ink manuscript annotations, notes, and some printed ephemera, 20th century three-quarter mottled tan morocco over cloth, 8vo, (1); Timbs (John, F.S.A.), Curiosities of London [...], A New Edition, Corrected and Enlarged, London: Longmans [...], 1868, contemporary three-quarter calf, marbled edges and endpapers, 8vo, (1); Lambert's London, volume III only, London: 1806, calf, 8vo, (1); The New Town and Country Magazine, 1788, calf (faults), 8vo, (1), [6] Provenance: 1st: 1) William Pollock, contemporary 18th century wreath and ribbon armorial bookplate; 2) 19th century book label, indistinct monogram crested by a stag's head erased; 2nd: 1) ? Barrett, half-title inscribed with contemporary ink MS. ownership inscription.
Brewery.- Collection of manuscript notes, printed Acts, broadsides and forms on Brewing, Alehouse licensing, Poor Laws, Tithes etc., c.215pp of manuscript notes, tipped-in acts, broadsides and printed forms (some with manuscript insertions), manuscript index at end, several loosely inserted manuscript notes, contemporary half-calf, upper cover detached, small folio, c.1840's.
Neapolitan Rebellion.- Expedition des Napolitains à Rome, manuscript in French, 91pp. excluding blanks, 1f. slightly stained, browned throughout, unbound, 8vo, [c. 1849].⁂ The Neapolitan Rebellion was supported by Garibaldi and led to the creation of the new Roman Republic and the flight of Pope Pius IX from Rome. The Pope appealed to Napoleon III, whose troops successfully attacked Rome in June 1849 and reinstated the Pope in the Vatican.
World Travel Journal.- [Townshend (Edward Lee, Captain, Cheshire Regiment and Cheshire Yeomanry, married Mildred Henrietta Cholmondeley, d. 1938, son of Edward Townshend, 1835-85, of 26 Hyde Park Gate and Wincham Hall, Cheshire, 1868-1914)] Travel journal of seven voyages to the Canary Islands, Spain, Egypt and the Holy Land, West Indies, "Round the World" (including India, Hong Kong, Japan and Canada) and Algeria, autograph manuscript, together 111pp. excluding blanks, slightly browned, original half calf, slightly rubbed, 4to, 1889-97.⁂ Voyages to the Canary Islands, Spain, Egypt, the Holy Land, West Indies, India, Hong Kong, Japan and Canada.West Indies. Trinidad. "Feb.r 9 & 10th [1894] Drove about the island, up the Merivale [Maraval] Valley, & the Chinese Gardens... . Febru. 12th. Sir Napier [Sir Frederick Napier Broome (1842-96), colonial governor] & Lady Broome asked us to a lawn tennis party: Govt House is the finest in the West Indies. It boasts a magnificent ball room, & the house itself is both large and airy... . Feb 13th. Drove with the Bishop [James Thomas Hayes (1847-1904), Bishop of Trinidad & Tobago 1889-1904] to the Jacarigua Orphanage: All the schools seem excellently managed. The masters generally agree that up to the age of 15 the children compare most favourably with those of the same age in England... ."Japan. "April 7. [1895] Train to Nara & put up at our first teahouse. Went to the Dai Butsu temple with a bronze statue of Buddha 58 ft in height, the Kazuga temple where the Shinto priestesses perform the sacred dance & a sacred pony eats his dinner out of a polished brass manger. April 8. Ricksha to Kioto... Yaami's Hotel stands high looking down on the town with fir clad mountains behind; cherry trees everywhere in full bloom, flowers double, very large & all shades of colour from white to pale pink & deep red. There are 40 different kinds, one drooping like our weeping willows, very graceful. The curious shaped arches in either wood or stone in front of every temple stand for a letter or sign in Japanese meaning Heaven."
Hampshire Estate Maps, Hurstbourne Priors, near Winchester.- 6 manuscript and hand-coloured maps, hand-coloured and pen and ink on paper, 5 with tears, some slight creasing, 600 x 485mm. & v.s., [1890s].⁂ Includes: "Paper Mill Farm in the Parishes of Longparish, Tufton and Hurstbourne Priors".
NO RESERVE Britain.- Historical Register (The), concerning an Impartial Relation of all Transactions ..., 2 vol., occasional spotting, later manuscript bill for liquid gum arabic and peppermint drops loosely inserted, cracked hinges, contemporary panelled calf, a little rubbed, small loss to spine head (vol. 1), bumping to corners and spine extremities, 8vo, C. Meere, 1724.
NO RESERVE Cricket.- [Walker (V. W.)] Catalogue of the Cricket Library of Sir Julien Cahn, Bart., at Stanford Hall, Nottinghamshire, typescript with pencil manuscript insertions, contemporary cloth, gilt, lightly sunned spine, 4to, 1942.⁂ An ?unpublished catalogue of Sir Julien Cahn's library, most of which is now at Lord's cricket ground. Sir Julien Cahn (1882-1944) was a British businessman, philanthropist and cricket fan. He was president of both Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire County Cricket Clubs, and was the Captain of his own team, the Sir Julien Cahn XI, who toured the world between 1929 and 1939. They became one of the most successful private cricket teams, so much so that several of their matches were awarded first-class status..Stephen Chalke wrote of him, "No English first-class cricketer of the 20th century can have had less ability than Cahn. He was a hypochondriac, often preferring his electric wheelchair to walking ... "
NO RESERVE Irving (Sir Henry).- Hart (James Gilbert) Portrait of Henry Irving as "The Flying Dutchman" in Vanderdecken, watercolour and bodycolour, signed lower left, 225 x 157 mm (8 7/8 x 6 1/4 in), under glass, framed; together with: a theatrical pencil drawing of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry, foxed, and with two folds, framed and glazed, with manuscript label on backboard "original pencil sketch by M. Stretch Dec. 1879. Basis for 'Illustrated and Dramatic News' Dec 20 1879"; a watercolour caricature of Irving, full length, profile turned to the left, smoking a cigar, initialled 'SB' lower right, some spotting, mounted, framed and glazed; a printed caricature of Irving by Phil May laid down onto printed sheet lettered above 'Sir Henry Irving, A lightening chalk sketch drawn in the Club Room by Phil May', and below 'Savage Club House Dinner, Saturday, May 28th, 1910, Fred Grundy in the Chair'; a mounted, framed and glazed lithographic print of Irving by William Nicholson; and a small lithographic print of Ellen Terry by Edward Gordon Craig (6)Provenance:Ex-collection Alec Clunes (1912-1970), actor, theatrical manager and author of 'British Theatre History' (National Book League, 1955) and 'The British Theatre' (Cassell, 1964)
Pathology.- Platter (Felix) Observationum, in hominis affectibus plerisque, corpori & animo, functionum laesione, dolore, aliave molestia & vitio incommodantibus, libri tres, first edition, light mould-staining to pastedowns, contemporary vellum with yapped edges, manuscript lettering to spine, overall a fine and clean copy, [Norman 1716; Heirs of Hippocrates 373; G&M 3789], 8vo, Basel, Ludwig König for Conrad Waldkirch, 1614.⁂ A fine copy of this rare first edition medical work by one of the foremost pathologists of the sixteen and early seventeenth centuries. Containing "the first known case report of the death from hypertrophy of the thymus (in an infant) and an account of a meningioma" (Norman). Platter is credited with performing the first public dissection of a human body in a Germanic country and is said to have dissected over 300 bodies during his career. He was widely respected as a teacher and is considered courageous for remaining in Basel to treat the sick on five occasions when the plague struck the city.
NO RESERVE Spontaneous combustion.- Mining.- Stoker (Henry) The Origin of Gob-Fires. A Lecture, lightly browned, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, later paper wrappers, title in manuscript to upper cover, a little rubbed, [1899]; The Prevention and Extinction of Gob Fires. A Lecture. illustrations, slight creasing to one corner, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, later paper wrappers, title in manuscript to upper cover, upper cover detached, Mansfield, [1900], 8vo (2). ⁂ Scarce. The first is unrecorded on Library Hub. Only 4 copies of the second on Library Hub at University of Cambridge, National Library of Scotland, British Library and University of Oxford.
Bible, Latin. Single leaf from the Book of Hosea and the Book of Joel, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 2pp., double column, 55 lines, written in black ink in a small compressed gothic book-hand, chapter headings in blue and red, prickholes in margins, 218 x 144mm., [Paris], [c. 1220].⁂ With printed bookseller's note ascribing the leaf to the Vienna Moralized Bible Workshop and from the collection of Sir Sydney Cockerell.
Bible, Latin. Single leaf from the Book of Numbers, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 2pp., double column, 50 lines, written in black ink in a gothic book-hand, 2 2-line initials, pen and ink marginal scrollwork decoration and chapter headings in blue and red, slightly browned, 290 x 190mm., [Paris], [c. 1250].⁂ With bookseller's note ascribing this leaf to the Parisian workshop of Johannes Grusch.
Oxfordshire, Wootton.- Grant by Richard son and heir of William of Rowlesham to Matilda de Hordele, of a messuage with adjacent croft formerly of John Wyhot and eleven acres of arable in Wootton, witnesses: Robert le Eyr, bailiff of Wootton, Ralph Thirkell, John le Roware, William de Evestane and Roger le Screveyn, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, 10 lines, small hole slightly affecting two words, folds, creased and browned, lacks seal, 86 x 380mm., n.d. [c. 15th century].⁂ A fifteenth century copy of a charter originally issued in the 1260's.
Book of Hours.- Single leaf from an illuminated Book of Hours, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, single column, 15 lines, in dark brown ink, 1 2-line initial in gold, blue, red and green, marginal decoration composed of acanthus leaves and flowers, in gold, red and blue, 160 x 123mm., [Northern France], [c. 1460].
Book of Hours.- Single leaf from an illuminated Book of Hours, manuscript in Latin, on vellum, single column, 20 lines, in brown ink, gold borders and marginal decoration composed of acanthus leaves and flowers, in gold, red, blue and green, laid in on double sided mount, 141 x 94mm., [Northern France], [c. 1500].
Charles II & Hearth Tax.- Hearth Tax receipt, printed form signed with manuscript insertions, 2 small holes, folds, browned, 97 x 87mm., 9th September 1685.⁂ "[1685] Received of the Lady ?Wirh the sum of fourteen shillings in full for one half years Duty for 3 + 11 Fire-hearths in her houses in Wellington [Somerset]."
Women.- Poetry.- [Sonnets], manuscript in Italian on paper, 12pp., text in red with brown capitals within decorative borders in red and yellow, blue or brown, four of which with portraits of women at head, others with birds (including eagles) and a basket, stained, unbound, [Italy], [18th century]. ⁂ A charming little collection of unpublished poetry, made up of six sonnets and one song.
Nelson.- Siser (John) Lines written uppon the death of Lord Nelson, manuscript, lower left corn torn away not affecting text, tears along folds, soiled, 2nd March 1806 § Cobbett (William)].- Cobbett's Speech on moving to abolish Sun & Moon, manuscript, 6½pp., last leaf left margin torn slightly affecting text, 1833, sm. 4to (2).
Cotswolds, Ampney St Peter & Ampney St Mary.- Release by Giles Daubeny and others to Rev Richard Cumberland for uses of the Manor of Ampney St Peter and lands in Ampney St Peter and Ampney St Mary, Gloucestershire, D.s. by several parties, manuscript on vellum, 27 sheets, folds, some yellowing and soiling, c. 580 x 760mm., 23rd June 1808.
NO RESERVE Land Survey Exercises.- Square Field... Lands Surveyed near Beccles, manuscript, 54pp. excluding blanks, titles in red ink, numerous pen and ink drawings, slightly browned, hinges a little weak, modern ink stamp on inner boards, original morocco-backed boards, worn, upper cover partially stained, , printed paper label "Education Beccles Academy for Young Gentleman W. Cowles Master. J. Dalliston" on upper cover, folio, [c. 1820]; and 3 other manuscript school mathematical exercise books, folio & sm. 4to, v.d. (4).
Commonplace Book.- Hobb (Susanna) Commonplace book of poetry and prose, manuscript, 84pp. excluding blanks, 13 small pencil drawings, slightly browned, original half calf, extensively rubbed, 8vo, 1829.⁂ Includes: "The Bell at Sea - Mrs Hemans"; "Waterloo - Lord Byron"; "Stanzas written at Spithead after a Shipwreck"; "Death of Thomas Emmett... 1827"; "Lines written in the 'Villa Reale' Naples"; "The Wreck"; "Stromboli" etc.
Queen Victoria Satire.- The State Steeple Chase adapted as a Solemn Dirge, Or as a Popular Ballad, according to the fancy of the Vocalist, manuscript, title and 9pp., central folds, slightly browned, unbound, sm. 4to, 1840.⁂ A satire on the young Queen Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; "Our dumpy young Queen, as she sat on the throne".
A scrapbook of receipts relating to Cornish Chapels including manuscript list of proposed work at Brea Chapel; 1906 Statement of Account for Lanner Chapel; 1915 Valuation relating to Radnor Chapel; organ drawing and others together with two related catalogues for woodworkers, tools and machines (3)
A scrapbook containing a selection of original mining receipts and paperwork including receipts for Wheal Peevor United Mines, 1921 Cornish Tin Smelting Company receipts, 1941 manuscript account for Tolgarrick Tin Streams Penzance; similar 1941 account for Treskillard Minerals Limited; 1871 linen plan for machinery for Carn Brea Mines including calciner and others, etc
Holywell Bank, North Wales, for Douglas, Smalley, Sedgwick, Weatherby, Leaf & Barton, £1, 6th November 1820, serial number 353, fine manuscript signature of Chris Smalley, lovely vignette of St Winefride's Well, repaired tear at right, tears in margins due to hard folds, fine, a rather attractive note with unknown partnership name, rare Outing 972 for type £200-£300
Perth Banking Company, specimen £1, 18-, no serial number, Perth arms at top left, TWENTY SHILLINGS in decorative text at top centre, printed on watermarked paper, manuscript text on reverse signed and dated by David Walker, the cashier who signed the issued notes known, a presentable fine, an interesting piece PMS PB 4 £1,000-£1,500 The text on reverse reads: This is a specimen of the Twenty shilling notes supposed to be issued by the Perth Banking company and is referred to in my application to the Head distribution of stamps for Scotland of this date for a license to issue such notes Perth 11th October 1808 David walker
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