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A collection of reference books and catalogues relating to Irish silver, including: Ticher, K., Irish Silver, Irish University Press, 1972, Irish Silver 1630-1820, Irish Silver from the Seventeenth Century to the Nineteenth Century, The Dr. Kurt Ticher Donation of Irish Silver, Early Irish Communion Vessels, plus MacLysaght, E., Irish Families, Their Names, Arms and Origins, plus eight other volumes and two auction catalogues. (16)
Lot 366
ACCESSORIES: Vintage coarse angler`s tackle bag and kit, comprising a 12" hollow bamboo float tube with screw end cap, containing assorted quills, collection of Mahood float tackle winders with assorted float rigs, various scales, knives, alloy bait tin, alloy fly box, hook cases, bread press etc., all in a canvas multi compartment tackle bag.
Lot 1403
Charles Orman - English Church Plate 597 - 1830 Oxford University Press 1957 - Fred Roe - Ancient Church, Chests and Chairs in the home Counties round Greater London - London 1929 - Henry Charles Bainbridge - Peter Carl Faberge - His Life & Works - Spring Books and various Art related titles together with 1 volume - with the Cambridgeshires at Singapore
Lot 3025
Historical DocumentsKing George I1714 (15 January) a broadside poster being a Proclamation by King George I stating that all men in Office of Government shall continue till his Majesties further direction. With two fine wood blocks and black letter press printing, size 15×11½ inch and printed by John Baskett. Repaired folds and some other age related faults. Scarce. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 3063
Historical DocumentsQueen Victoria Proclamation1849 (13 July) a large poster announcing the introduction of the new florin coin with details of design, weight etc. Royal Arms at top and impressive letter press printing by Spottiswoode Printers to the Queen, size 17 x 22 inch; folding creases with come paper splitting. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
![[Crowe (George)] FROM PORTSMOUTH TO PEKING VIA LADYSMITH, With a Naval Brigade 8vo (235 x 165 mm) 151 pages and 1 leaf of com](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2911080/4-2014627124635_468x382.jpg)
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[Crowe (George)] FROM PORTSMOUTH TO PEKING VIA LADYSMITH, With a Naval Brigade 8vo (235 x 165 mm) 151 pages and 1 leaf of commercial advertisements for firms in Hong Kong and advertisements on the paste-down endpapers and back cover, 4 maps, printed paper covered boards with blue cloth back, a very good copy. A South African Bibliography, volume 1, page 653, `Name of author does not appear. `Explanatory note` (page iii) is signed G.C. A copy in the Mendelssohn Collection has a presentation inscription on the fly-leaf, `To Allen – from his old schoolfellow, the author, with sincere regards and admiration, George Crowe.` In the explanatory note the author explains that this is a portion of a larger work which he intends to produce but which was never published. Pages 1 – 94 contain an account of the part taken by the Naval Brigade in the South African War.` The author includes accounts of the battle of Spion Kop, Vaal Krantz and the final operations leading to the relief of Ladysmith. Hackett (R.G.) SOUTH AFRICAN WAR BOOKS, An Illustrated Bibliography, page 149. Very good Hong Kong `Hong Kong Daily Press` 1901 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 45
Simon van der Stel. Edited by Gilbert Waterhouse SIMON VAN DER STEL`S JOURNAL OF HIS EXPEDITION TO NAMAQUALAND 1685-6 275 x 185 x 25 mm This is regarded as one of the first published versions of the Journal since it was compiled in 1685-86. This manuscript was lost in 1692 and re-discovered by this editor in Dublin in 1922. It took him 10 years to complete the book, which includes the Dutch text and the English translation, and a large number of illustrations of plants and animals found on the expedition. Many illustrations, attributed to Claudius, and map. Pages: [i-iii]iv-xxviii pp 1-183, plus 7 plates and Animals, birds and reptile Folios 733-783; Plants Folios 785-869. In appendix I and II, Waterhouse quotes from Valentijn, Tachard and Ovington for contemporary comments on Van der Stel. Dust Jacket cream coloured paper, which has become light brown and brittle, cracking at all the creases. The brittle DJ has been repaired and reinforced. Dark green cloth-covered blind-stamped boards, gilt titles and gilt crest of Dublin University Press. Overall, the book, covers and binding are Very Good. Dublin Hodges, Figgis & Co 1932 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 92
Fairbridge (Dorothea) HISTORIC HOUSES OF SOUTH AFRICA 4to (295 x 233 mm) With a Preface by General J.C. Smuts. 91 pages, colour frontispiece and 10 colour plates after Gwelo Goodman, numerous black & white plates and text illustrations, handsomely bound in half red morocco with the spine titled and decorated gilt in panels, red cloth sides with the intitial “P” on in gilt on the upper cover, top edge gilt. A very good copy of this important work on Cape architecture. Very good London & Cape Town Oxford University Press & Maskew Miller 1922 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 114
Cape Town Gazette –Kaapstads Kourant: THE CAPE TOWN GAZETTE, AND AFRICAN ADVERTISER (1818/9) Folio (445 x 270 mm) KAAPSTADS KOURANT EN AFRIKAANSCHE BERIGTER. Volumes XIII & XIV, Saturday, January 3, 1818, no. 625 – Saturday, December 25, 1819, No. 728. 104 issues, approximately 678 pages, bound in contemporary half leather with marbled paper sides. Both the leather and paper are worn and rubbed, some light foxing but overall the contents are very good. Bookplate of F.W. Hosken on the front paste-down endpaper. The Government Gazette was the principal organ of communication of the Cape Government. It included subsidiary legislation (proclamations and Government notices in terms of acts), bills, acts, advertisements, tenders, shipping, divorces, births, deaths, insolvencies, etc. Very good Cape of Good Hope Printed at the Government Press 1818-1819 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 144
Cary,Robert The Pioneer Corps 14.5 X 22cm On 5th July. 1890. fifty-seven men from `B` Troop of the Pioneer Corps crossed the Shashi River on the first stage of an historic adventure. That adventure did not end when the Pioneer Corps hoisted the Union Flag at Fort Salisbury, two months later. It has, in fact,gone on right up to the present day.(1975). Everything that happens to-day--economic, social, political--stems from that symbolic river crossing 85 years ago. And yet the men who formed part of that historic march have, for the most part, remained shadowy and unknown. At no time in the years since 1890 have their biographies been set-down so that future generations can tell what sort of men they were. At no time has anyone produced a definitive list which would show exactly who was there---and who merely claimed the honour at a alter date. Hardback with unclipped dustcover. Author`s Note and Foreword/Frontispiece Map- 142 pages text with supporting illustrations and data. Fine copy. Fine Salisbury-Rhodesia Galaxie Press 1975 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 146
O.M.Hilliard and B.L.Burt Streptocarpus-An African Plant Study 15.5 X 24.5cm Streptocarpus contains some of the most fascinating of African plants. It is a genus of contrasts: the largest flower could hold the whole plant of the smallest species, yet the large flowermay be one of a hundred on a plant with only a single leaf, while the snall plant may have several leaves. Many species have been prized in cultivation since the first was sent to Kew by James Bowie some 150 years ago. The lure of Streptocarpus has taken the authors from the forests of the eastern Cape to the high rolling plateau of the Nyika in northern Malawi. Their account is compounded of field knowledge and the extensive study of cultivated plants and herbarium specimens. Hardback with Dustcover-Frontispiece 410 pages text supported with drawings, illustrations and photographs some in colour. As New. Fine Pietermaritzburg University of Natal Press 1971 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 151
Karen Blixen The Illustrated Out of Africa 19.5 X 26cm Out of Africa is probably the finest book ever written about the nature of the African continent and its people-although at first sight it is not about either of these things. Karen Blixen set out in middle age to record the central experience of her life, in which with her husband she went out to Kenya to manage a coffee plantation close to the Ngong Hills near Nairobi, and continued to do so by herself for ten years after her divorce. What she achieved, however is a uniquely poignant evocation of a vanishing land and its peoples,whose destiny seems to echo the author`s own preoccupations but remains eternally distinct from them. This superbly illustrated edition brings alive the Kenya of those years: the day to day events on a struggling farm. the often eccentric European settlers, the Afriacn peoples among whom they lived and, above all, the magnificent, wild land in which the story is set. Hardback with clipped dustover over laminated boards with 288 pages , text, illustrations and colour illustrations. Very good condition. Very Good London Cresset Press-Century Hutchinson 1989 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 155
Hugh Percy Jones. Dictionary of Foreign Phrases and Classical Quotations 15 X 21cm Dictionary of Foreign Phrases and Classical Quotations, comprising 14,000 Idioms, Proverbs,Maxims, Mottoes, Technical Words and Terms, and Press Allusions from the works of the Great Writers in Latin/Greek/French/German/Portuguese/Italian and Spanish. Alpabetically arranged, with English translations and Equivalents, edited with notes by Hugh Percy Jones-New and Revised Edition. Hardback with black boards, with gilt lettering to spine. Publisher`s Note/Introduction- xx plus 532 pages text. Offset to endpapers.Very Good condition, tightly bound. Very Good Edinburgh John Grant 1908 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 173
White (A.), Dyer (R.A.) & Sloane (B.L.) THE SUCCULENT EUPHORBIEAE (Southern Africa) 4to (275 x 205 mm) 2 volumes, 990 pages continuously paginated, colour frontispiece in both volumes, 24 colour plates, 1102 illustrations, mauve cloth spines slightly faded, contents very good. Presentation inscription from Allen Dyer on both front free endpapers - the corners of each of these endpapers have been insect damaged as has the corresponding paste-down endpaper in volume I. The other endpapers front and back are unaffected. Rear hinge in volume II split but holding firmly on the ties. A good set. Good Pasedena, California Abbey Garden Press 1941 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 186
Theal (George McCall) COMPENDIUM OF SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY. 8vo (215 x 135 mm) Third edition – revised and enlarged: 304 pages, brown cloth back with a paper title label, paper-covered boards. The cloth and paper are dull, signature of a previous owner at the top of the title page, contents good. Bookplate of Henry Callaway (1817-1890), Bishop of St John’s, Kaffraria on the front paste-down endpaper. Good Lovedale, Printed at the Institution Press 1877 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 203
Barry Taylor; Ber Van Perlo Rails : A Guide to the Rails, Crakes, Gallinules and Coots of the World Residual tape to reverse of dj, no show-through, now in loose protective plastic overwrap. Signed by author on title page. 600 pp includes 43 superb colour plates and numerous line drawings. Very Good Sussex, U.K. Pica Press 1998 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 213
Brown (Leslie H.), Fry (C.H.) et al, Series Editors: THE BIRDS OF AFRICA (7 Volumes). 4to (315 x 245 mm) 7 volumes, the series complete in seven volumes, more than 4000 pages, numerous colour plates by Martin Woodcock, Peter Hayman and Ian Willis, other illustrations in the text and range maps, brown cloth gilt, bookplate of Peter Steyn, the well-known ornithologist, on the front paste-down endpaper of each volume, a very good set in the dust jackets. Volumes II to VI signed by C.H. Fry on the title pages. ‘Universally recognised as by far the most authoritative work ever published on the subject. The Birds of Africa is a superb multi-contributor reference work, with encyclopaedic species texts, stunning paintings of all species and numerous subspecies, hundreds of informative line drawings, detailed range maps and extensive bibliographies.’ Editor’s note. Very good London Academic Press 1982-2004 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 218
FREEMAN Benson The Yeomanry of Devon 1794-1927. Edited by Earl Fortescue. 26 cm by 17 cm xix and 301 pages. 19 portraits (5 in colour) on 11 plates, 2 colour plates of guidons, 18 other plates. Publisher`s cloth. Please note postage will be added at $15 (UK), $20 (EEC) or $30 (worldwide) 50 pages on the Boer War (27th IY) and 80 pages on the First World War (Gallipoli, Palestine, Western Front). Freeman`s book concerns both the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry and the Royal North Devon Yeomanry which were amalgamated in 1916 after taking losses at Gallipoli. good London St Catherine Press 1927 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 224
Maurice Boucher(Editor) Livingstone Letters 1843 to 1872- David Livingstone Correspondence in the Brenthurst Library, Johannesburg 24.5 X 31cm Livingstone Letters 1843 to 1872. David Livingstone Correspondence in the Brenthurst library-Johannesburg. Brenthurst Second Series- Volume 1. A legendary figure in the history of African exploration and missionary endeavour, David Livingstone has captured the imagination of many writers. Early literature on his life and achievements was generally excessively eulogistic and even now his name is recalled in many parts of Africa with affection. Livingstone himself helps us in no small measure to do this. An indefatigable letter-writer and diarist, he has left us a vast amount of material to work on. This volume concentrates upon the Livingstone letters in The Brenthurst Library covering a period from his first years as a missionary in Africa in the early 1840`s to the drama of his last journey`s three decades later. The material represents only a fraction of Livingstone`s writings, and other sources, both in The Brenthurst Library and outside it, have been explored to round out the picture. The text is enhanced by many contemporary illustrations, including several hitherto unpublished works. Hardback with Dustcover--Frontispiece- 256 pages text supported with maps, illustrations and colour plates. Slight wear to dustcover. Very clean copy. Very Good Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1985 . Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 225
Phillida Brooke Simons(Text) John Blades Currey 1850 to 1900- Fifty Years in the Cape Colony 24 X 31cm The name of John Blades Currey (1829-1904) is seldom mentioned in histories of southern Africa. Indeed, the young Englishman who arrived at the Cape in 1850 made little direct impact on its story. He was nonetheless to become a profound influence on some of the Cape`s most famous men and an astute chronicler of the political and social events of his time. His memoirs, published here for the first time, cover half a century of Cape history, from 1850 to 1900. Soldiering,farming, copper-mining-Currey tried all these; then,on the advice of governor Sir George Grey he joined the Cape civil service..While inits employ in thelate 1860`s he was entrusted with the task of introducing to a sceptical Europe southern Africa`s first diamond, the `Eureka`. Later as secretary to the government of Griqualand West, he chose the new name of `Kimberley` for the burgeoning diamond-fields town of New Rush. But in 1875 Currey was blamed for the diggers` rebellion there, and this led to his dismissal from office and blighted his subsequently public career. While he was in Kimberley Curey befriended two young fortune-hunters, both of whom were to become renowned premiers of the Cape: Cecil John Rhodes and John X. Merriman. To both of them Currey was to remain a lifelong friend and counsellor. Hardback with Dustcover/Frontispiece 275 pages text with 64 plates. Brenthurst Second Series-2. Very clean copy. Very Good Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1986 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 268
Early Cape Printing: NOTICE OF GOVERNOR’S PERMISSION TO PUBLISH THE CAPE TOWN GAZETTE (1800) 245 175 mm The Governor, His Excellency Sir George Yonge, Knight of the Bath, Etc., Etc. His Excellency has been pleased to grant Permission for the Printing and Publishing a Weekly Newspaper, in the English and Dutch Languages, under the Title of CAPE TOWN GAZETTE, AND AFRICAN ADVERTISER. N.B. The First Number will be ready for delivery on Saturday, the 16th Instant. Cape Town, 1st August, 1800 Two single sheets, 245 x 175 mm, one in English and the other in Dutch, printed on both sides. The two leaves bound into full light blue leather with gilt titling on the upper cover. These Notices are amongst the earliest examples of printing at the Cape. Prior to the first British occupation of the Cape in 1795 printing at the Cape had been prevented by the Dutch East India Company which employed clerks to copy official documents. On 21st July 1800 Sir George Yonge granted Messrs. Walker & Robertson permission to set up a printing press to be known as the Government Printing Office, No.35 Plein Street, and this was followed by the notice to publish the Cape Town Gazette. Prior to these notices only fragments of printing are known. Laidler in his The Pre-Victorian Products of the Cape Press 1796 – 1837 (Johannesburg 1935) lists it as the sixth item. The first issue of the Cape Town Gazette – Kaapsche Stads Courant appeared on 16th August 1800. See also: Smith (A.H.) The Spread of Printing, South Africa, Amsterdam 1971. Very good cape Town Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 271
Jabavu (D.D.T.) THE LIFE OF JOHN TENGO JABAVU, EDITOR O IMVO ZABANTSUNGU, 1884-1921 8vo (200 x 140 mm) 156 pages, frontispiece portrait, 9 plates, original green printed card covers bound into recent half blue leather with blue cloth sides, some light foxing but overall a very good copy. http://www.sahistory.org.za/people/john-tengo-jabavu: `John Tengo Jabavu (1859-1921) Founder of the first Bantu-language newspaper in South Africa, political leader in the Cape and educator.` very good Printed by the Lovedale Institution Press No date (Preface 1922) Click here to view further details and to bid
![[Smedley (Constance)] WOMAN: A FEW SCHRIEKS! (Olive Schreiner’s copy heavily annotated in her hand) Small 8vo (170 x 11](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2911080/272-20147811636_468x382.jpg)
Lot 272
[Smedley (Constance)] WOMAN: A FEW SCHRIEKS! (Olive Schreiner’s copy heavily annotated in her hand) Small 8vo (170 x 110 mm) Setting Forth the Necessity of Shrieking till Shrieks be Heard, by X. With an Appendix by Mrs Philip Snowden. This book is offered to those women on the fighting line who have had the courage to face ridicule, and the wit to turn the laugh upon their enemies by their indifference to derision. 142 pages, bound into recent full red leather gilt, preserving the original grey printed card cover (the author’s name appears on the cover but not on the title page) signed by Olive Schriener at the top, some light foxing. Almost every page bears ink underlining and annotations by Schriener. Constance Smedley (1881-1941) author, illustrator and campaigner for women`s rights. She published this feminist tract, Woman: A Few Shrieks, under the pseudonym ‘X’ in 1907. It evidently caught Olive Shcreiner`s attention. She writes in an letter dated 1907, `I shall be down with my husband about the 21st & will let you know where we are staying. I fancy it will be the Royal in Plein Street. Have you read a most splendid thing called `Woman, a few shrieks` by a Miss Smedley. The humour is grand.` (Olive Schreiner Letters Online - http://www.oliveschreiner.org/vre?view=collections&colid=113&letterid=17). Good Letchworth, Herts. Published by the Garden City Press, Ltd. No date (1907) Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 279
Forbes, Vernon & Rourke, John Paterson`s Cape Travels, 1777-1779 4to William Paterson, the twenty-one-year-old son of a Scottish village gardener, set out for the Cape in 1777; as protege of the young bluestocking, the Countess of Strathmore, he was commissioned by her to add to her collection of plants. A variety of new plant species was discovered on his four journeys which embraced a grand sweep of 1500 kilometres from the mouth of the Orange River in the west to the banks of the Keiskamma River in the east. The original record of his Cape travels is here published for the first time - a triumph of understatement, a laconic tour de force, and a marked contrast to the flamboyant verbosity of of his immediate successor, Francois le Vaillant. It is the first full-length account in English of extensive travel in the interior of southern Africa - 9000 kilometres were covered in little over two years - and it records the ceremony of naming the Orange River, the first finding of fossils in southern Africa, and the first journey along the diamond coast [flap notes]; 202pp. Condition: mint, in the publisher`s original box. fine, in original box Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1980 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 280
Tabler, Edward C. Baines On The Zambezi, 1858 To 1859 4to In 1858 the famed missionary-explorer Dr David Livingstone led an expedition, sponsored by the British Government, to investigate the navigability of the Zambezi River. Artist and storekeeper to the venture was Thomas Baines whose diary of 1858 is published here for the first time together with related correspondence. The text is illustrated with over a hundred of Baines`s pencil and water-colour sketches, many of which have not been reproduced before. It was hoped that the Zambezi River would prove to be a major waterway, thus providing access through Portuguese-occupied territory to the uncolonized interior of south-central Africa. There, by the introduction of christianity and trade, Livingstone dreamt that the illicit slave trade could be brought to an end [flap notes]; 251pp. Condition: Mint, in the publisher`s original box. fine, in original box Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1982 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 292
Dower (Rev. W.) THE EARLY ANNALS OF KOKSTAD AND GRIQUALAND EAST 8vo (210 x 150 mm) Facsimile reproduction with an introduction, notes and index by Christopher Saunders. 192 pages, frontispiece portrait of Adam Kok, 30 illustrations, green rexine, a very good copy in the dust jacket. Very good Durban & Pietermaritzburg University of Natal Press 1978 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 314
Steyn (Peter) NESTING BIRDS. COLLECTORS` EDITION 305 x 225mm An exhaustive study of the breeding habits of Southern African birds by one who has devoted his life to this subject. He collected and recorded his first egg as a schoolboy in 1949. 240 pages, large quarto (305 x 225mm), limited to 150 numbered copies in a beautiful half morocco binding gilt, in slip case, by Peter Carstens, signed by the author. This is number 14. The text of each group includes a basic outline, introductory comments, territorial/courtship behaviour, breeding season, nest, eggs, incubation period, nestling period and post-nestling dependence. The book, which is an ornithologist`s goldmine, is illustrated with some 500 brilliant colour photographs, mostly by the author. This is a very fine copy. Very fine Cape Town Fernwood Press 1996 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 398
Oosthuizen (Pieter) BOER WAR MEMORABILIA. The Collectors` Guide. 8vo (255 x 180 mm) 239 pages, colour title page, illustrated throughout with colour and black & white photographs, brown cloth, the dust jacket has been covered with clear adhesive plastic. `The Boer War was responsible for the most amazing variety of ornaments, keepsakes and commemorative pieces ranging from umbrella stands to postage stamps, manufactured in a host of different countries. Apart from South Africa and Britain they mainly came from France, Germany, Holland, U.S.A., Australia, and Canada and included artefacts made by prisoners-of-war scattered as far and wide as Ceylon, Bermuda and St. Helena. Propaganda played a large part in design and it is usually not difficult to define where the sympathies of the country in which they were made lay. Containing 430 illustrations, including 165 in colour, this book is an invaluable guide to the very collectable subject.` Editor`s note. Good London The Alderman Press 1987 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 322
Twelve childrens books to include; Hans Andersen`s Fairy Tales with illustrations by W. Heath Robinson pub. Hodder and Stoughton with dust jacket; Blackmore, Laura Doone with illustrations by C.E. Brittain and C.E. Brock pub. by Sampson, Low, Marston & Co with dust jacket; The Big Christmas Wonder Book pub. Odhams Press Ltd, 1937 with dust jacket; Stories from Arabian Nights pub. by Hodder and Stoughton with dust jacket; Barrie, Peter Pan & Wendy. pub. by Hodder and Stoughton, undated; The Mammoth Wonder Book for children pub. Odhams Press Ltd with dust jacket; The Silver Ship pub. by Putnam with dust jacket; The Favourite Wonder Book pub. by Odhams Press Ltd, with dust jacket; Kingsley, The Water Babies with illustrations by Jessie Willcox Smith; Carrol, Alice in Wonderland, with illustrations by Gwynedd Hudson, centenary edition publication, pub. Hodder and Stoughton with dust jacket; Grimm`s Fairy Tales pub. by George Harrap and Co Ltd, reprinted 1931; The Oxford Annual for Children pub. Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, undated (12)
Lot 339
W & G. Audsley, Cottage, Lodge and Village Architecture pub. William Mackenzie, undated, leather bound with numerous illustrations; Peter Carey, The Fat Man in History, pub. University of Queensland Press, 1974, with dust jacket, signed by the author in black biro; together with a mixed quantity of books on various subjects to include architecture, design, novels, autobiograpies (some signed)
Lot 368
Twenty books of aviation interest, some duplications, to include; Lithgow, Mach One, pub. Alan Wingate, October 1954 in non price clipped dust jacket and another; Claxton, The Mastery of the Air pub. Blackie and Son, 1914; Forrester, Fly for Your Life pub. Frederick Muller, 1956, in non price-clipped dust jacket and another; Winter, Flight Today and Tomorrow, pub. Blackie and Son, undated, in non price-clipped dust-jacket; Harper, The Aeroplane in War, pub. Blackie and Son, undated, in non price-clipped dust jacket; Bolitho, Combat Report - the Story of a Fighter Pilot, pub. Batsford in dustr jacket; Barker, Down in the dark, pub. Chatto & Windus, 1955; Waterton, The Quick and the Dead pub. Frederick Muller, 1956 in non price-clipped dust jacket; The Mad Major - The autobiography of Major Christopher Draper D.S.C pub. Air Review Ltd, May 1862, in price-clipped dust jacket; Keyhoe, The Flying Saucer Conspiracy, pub. Hutchinson & Co, 1957 in non price-clipped dust jacket; Ziegler, Rocket Fighter pub. Macdonald and Co, 1963 in non price clipped dust jacket; Hough, Extinction Bomber, pub. The Bodley Head, 1956, in dust jacket; Brickhill, Reach for the Sky pub. Collins, 1954 in non price-clipped dust jacket and another; Harper, My Fifty Years in Flying, pub. Associated Newspapers, 1956 in non price-clipped dust jacket; Wallace, Claude Grahame-White pub. Putnam in non price-clipped dust jacket; Taylor, The Complete Book of the Model Aeroplane, pub. Cassell and Co, 1956 in price-clipped dust jacket; Britains Wonderful Air Force pub. Odham Press Ltd, undated
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