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Lot 83
A Staffordshire creamware commemorative jug of American and Whig interest, possibly Wedgwood, printed with an American brig under partial sail above trophies of war, verso with an oval map of Canada and the original thirteen colonies, beneath an angel with trumpet and laurel wreath trailing ribband inscribed WASHINGTON, below this, the first President stands beside a figure with liberty bonnet who gestures towards His Majesty's loyal Canadian provinces, opposite, a seated figure of Benjamin Franklin rests a copy of the Declaration of Independence upon his knee, 26cm high, circa 1800 (small chips and scratches). Note: It is possibly that this jug commemorates the death of George Washington, first President of the United States (1732-99). It is often forgotten that this war was really a civil war between Whigs and Tories, those loyal and those not, rather than the more modern view of plucky Americans versus perfidious Albion and jugs such as this would not only have been produced for export but presumably also for those with Whiggish tendencies at home who supported the rebellious colonists. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 182
A quantity of books of military interest comprising "Bullets and Billets" written and illustrated by Bruce Bairnsfather, two copies of The Bystander "Fragments of France" by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather, "New Year Souvenir of the Welsh Division", January 1917, "The All Highest Goes to Jerusalem" being the diary of the German Emperors journey to the holy land, London 1918, "Roof Over Britain", 1943 being the official story of A.A.Defences 1939- 42, World War I Daily Mail war map, "After Pretoria The Guerilla War" by H.W.Wilson in two volumes, London 1902 and "War of The Nations" volume VIII, London
Lot 3072
BRINE, Frederic. Map of Sebastopol, and Surrounding Country shewing the Russian Defences, Positions of the Allied Armies and their Trenches. London: Ackermann & Co., 1857. Engraved map (670 x 915mm.) Hand-coloured in outline and in 21 sections backed onto linen. (Light browning.) Folding within original cloth (slightly faded).
Lot 3272
PALGRAVE, William Gifford. Narrative of a Year’s Journey Through Central and Eastern Arabia (1862-63)… third edition. London & Cambridge: 1866. 2 vols., 8vo (222 x 135mm.) Portrait frontispiece, occasional plates, 4 folding plans and 1 folding map hand-coloured in outline. (Map torn, some browning.) Original cloth (extremities slightly bumped). (See illustration)
Lot 40
BOWYER, R., pub. An Illustrated Record of Important Events in the Annals of Europe..., 1816. Folio, cont. half calf gilt, (upper cover detached, spine defective). Engraved map, plate of facsimiles and 13 hand coloured aquatint plates, 3 of them folding (one repaired at fold). Sold not subject to return. See Tooley p. 104.
Lot 76
CEYLON. Atkinson, George. Ceylon. W. Faden, August 12th 1813. Folding engraved map, hand coloured in outline, sectioned, mounted on linen, 955 x 675mm. Engraved vignette of an elephant in top right hand corner. With Nicolaus Visscher map of the same, unframed (crudely hand coloured, stained, with small hole in sea area and short marginal tear); and another map of the island. (S) (3)
Lot 86
SPOONER, WILLIAM. Spooner's Pictorial Map of England & Wales Arranged as an Amusing and Instructive Game for (Yo)uth. Nov. 5th 1844. Hand coloured lithographic map, sectioned and mounted on linen, with small coloured ovals depicting the main towns in each county (slight damage to title in top right hand corner not affecting the map). Presumably the game would originally have been accompanied by an instruction booklet.
Lot 104
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 28 vols., inc.: Lovett, R.J. Arden. Ecclesiastical Memorials of the Lovett Family, Ostend (1897). 4to., cont. brown morocco gilt (rubbed) Ñ The Penn Country of Buckinghamshire, (1932) Kelly's Directory..., 1939 (folding map torn and crudely repaired); Kelly's Hertfordshire, 1908 (map torn in margin) Ñ two Parliamentary acts relating to the county, 1806 - 7 & 1823. Various sizes, orig. bindings. With a quantity of pamphlets. (C) (a quantity)
Lot 114
GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 9 vols., inc.: Roper, Ida M. The Monumental Effigies of Gloucestershire and Bristol. Limited, No. 9 of 100 copies, P.P., 1931. Later half black morocco gilt Ñ Evans, J.T., ed. The Church Plate of Gloucestershire, 1906 - Kelly's Directory...1931 (map with short tear) Ñ Kingsley, N. The Country Houses of Gloucestershire. 3 vols., 1989 - 2001. 8vo., orig. cloth. (C) (9)
Lot 116
HARVEY, WILLIAM MARSH. The History and Antiquities of the Hundred of Willey, in the County of Bedford. 1872 - 8. Limited, one of 100 copies, 4to., cont. half green morocco gilt. (rubbed). Coloured map. Plates and text illustrations. The Marquess of Bute's copy, with Cardiff Castle bookplate. (C)
Lot 120
HUTCHINS, JOHN. The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset. First Edition, 2 vols., 1774. Folio, cont. calf, spines gilt (rebacked). Folding engraved map, plates and plans, some folding, (lacks plate of Kingston Marwood in vol 1). 10 folding pedigrees (one plate and one pedigree torn). List of subscribers. (S) (2)
Lot 122
HUTCHINS, JOHN. The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset. Third Edition, Corrected, Augmented, and Improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson. 4 vols., Westminster, 1861 - 70. Folio, cont. half green morocco gilt (sides faded). 127 full page plates and plans, text illustrations (lacks county map). Pedigrees, some folding. Bookplates of the Rev. E.N. Henning of Sherborne, Dorset. 1875. With two original receipts made out to the same, for purchase and binding loosely inserted. (4) See illustration.
Lot 134
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Approx. 49 books and pamphlets including: R.C.H.M. 5 vols., 1975 - 85 (vols. 1 - 4 in hardback). With 5 vols. on CAMBRIDGESHIRE inc. R.C.H.M. City of Cambridge, 2 vols., 1988; Kelly's Directory of Cambridgeshire, 1937. Folding map, and 17 others, mostly on LINCOLNSHIRE. (C) (approx. 71)
Lot 137
OXFORDSHIRE. Jackson, Sir Thomas Graham. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin Oxford. 1897. 4to. Ñ Evans, J.T. The Church Plate of Oxfordshire, 1928 - Kelly's Directory..., 1939 (map torn); Kelly's... Berkshire and Oxfordshire, 1939. Two maps (torn). With 12 others. Various sizes, orig. bindings. (C) (16)
Lot 145
STUART, JOHN. Sculptured Stones of Scotland. 2 vols., Spalding Club, Aberdeen 1856 Edinburgh 1867. Folio, orig. half green morocco gilt (rubbed). Double page coloured map and 295 tinted lithographic plates. Signature on flyleaves of George Grub, (Advocate, of Aberdeen, council member of the Spalding Club). (C) (2) See illustration.
Lot 150
SOMERSET. Paul, R.W. An Account of some of the Incised & Sepulchral Slabs of North-West Somersetshire. 1882. Folio, orig. cloth gilt. Lithographic plates. Ñ BRITTON, JOHN. The History and Antiquities of Bath Abbey Church, 1825. 8vo., orig. boards (worn leather spine). Engraved plates (browned) - Hudd, Alfred E., ed. Proceedings of the Clifton Antiquarian Club, vols 1 - 7, Bristol 1888 - Exeter 1912. Half leather (spines worn). Plates - Kelly's Directory, 1939. Folding map. With 21 others on Somerset. (C) (31)
Lot 180
KNOX, ROBERT. An Historical Relation of the Island of Ceylon, in the East-Indies. Printed by Richard Chiswell, 1681. Folio, cont. calf (covers detached, worn). Folding engraved map and 15 plates (a few brown marks to text, some pencil annotations in margins). Without the portrait. Wing K 742. Bookplate of Herbert Swayne. (S) See illustration.
Lot 194
STEBBING, HENRY. The Christian in Palestine [1847], 4to., cont. half calf gilt, a.e.g. (corners rubbed). Engraved title, map and 78 plates (one of them folding) by W.H. Bartlett Ñ THE PICTORIAL BIBLE. 3 vols., Charles Knight, 1836 - 38. 8vo., cont. blue polished calf gilt, a.e.g. Numerous wood engravings. (4)
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Lot 217
LEGGE, Capt. W. VINCENT. A History of the Birds of Ceylon. Published by the Author, [1878] - 1880. Bound in 2 vols., 4to., cont. black morocco (rubbed). Key plate, coloured map and 34 hand coloured lithographic plates by J.G. Keulemans (a few loose). With list of subscribers. With pamphlet loosely inserted: Lewis, Frederick. Field- Notes on the Land-Birds of Sabaragamuwa Province, Ceylon. From The Ibis for July 1898. Presentation copy, inscribed, "H. Swayne Esq. With the writer's salaams 17.5. 1898". 8vo., orig. wraps. Map. (S) (2) See illustration.
Lot 244
ANGLO SAXON CHRONICLE. Chronicon Saxonicum. Ex MSS Codicibus Nunc Primum Integrum Edidit ac Latinum fecit. Edited by Edmund Gibson. Oxford 1692. 4to., modern half calf gilt. Folding engraved map, woodcut device on title. Parallel Latin and Anglo-Saxon texts, printed in Francis Junius' types cast in Amsterdam.
Lot 295
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. 5 vols., including: Rider's British Merlin, 1730. Cont red morocco gilt - Livingstone, David. A Popular Account of Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa, 1861. 8vo., cont. calf. Folding map, frontispiece and other illus. Ñ Speight, H. The Craven and North-West Yorkshire Highlands. 1892; another similar, 1895. (5)
Lot 307
PETIT NECESSAIRE de tous les jours..., Paris, chez le Sr Desnos n.d. [1781]. 12mo., cont. French red morocco gilt with triple rule, decorated spine with blue morocco lable, a.e.g. (lacks pencil). Engraved title, frontispiece, coloured double page maps of the Northern and Southern hemispheres, folding distance table, coloured map of France, map showing the main routes of the country, coloured circular plan of Paris (torn at fold), partly coloured map of the environs of the city, and plan of Versailles. Containing contemporary MS notes in English, including riddles, apparently by William Wilkinson, who lived in the Midlands.
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