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Modern Masters of Etching - Thirteen monographs, namely Salaman, Malcolm C., intro., Alphonse Legros, No.9 in the series. London: The Studio, 1926. 1st edn, oblong 4to, 12 tipped-in monochrome plates, blue-grey boards with applied title label; with vols on Sir Francis Seymour Haden (No.11); F.L. Griggs (No.12); Charles Meryon (No.14); Francisco de Goya (No.15); William Walcot (No.16); E.S. Lumsden (No.17); H. Rushbury (No.18); G.L. Brocklehurst (No.19); Rembrandt (No.20); Malcolm Osborne (No.21); Levon West (No.24); and Robert Austin (No.25), uniformly bound, the latter two with dustjackets (No.24 lacking lower board); and Masters of the Colour Print No.7 - Bresslern Roth. London: The Studio, 1930. 1st edn, 4to, tan boards with applied title labels, dustjacket (jacket torn with loss), (14).
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Baxter (George). Exterior View of the Crystal Palace, c. 1850s, col. print, approx. 120 x 290 mm, period oak frame with gilt mount, glazed, together with six other small format Baxter prints, four of which are related to the Crystal Palace, including a view of Crystal Palace with its fountains and grounds, and prehistoric animals to foreground, pub. 1854, all framed and glazed (7)
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A carved bone bodkin case in the shape of a parasol, the top incorporating a peep-hole showing a view of the Crystal Palace, together with a similar carved bone whistle, plus a treen egg-shaped container, with transfer-print view of Crystal Palace, Sydenham, a similar napkin ring, a miniature moulded glass twin inkwell, the base inset with a view of the Crystal Palace, and eight other souvenirs (13)
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A collection of approximately forty Crystal Palace decorative china souvenirs, incl. two 1851 white china tankards with black transfer-print view of the Crystal Palace (one badly cracked), a 1911 Coronation tumbler with sepia transfer-print decorations, a barrel-shaped jam pot with lid, various cups and saucers, jugs, etc. (approx. 40)
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A painted moulded plaster wall plate depicting the Crystal Palace from the grounds, lettered 'Crystal Palace, London', with foliate border, stamped to the reverse 'Made in Austria 3491', 19 cm. diameter, together with two 19th c. china ribbon plates, each with transfer-print view of the Crystal Palace from the grounds, captioned 'A Present from London', 21 cm. diameter, plus four other decorative souvenir plates (7)
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Hill (David Octavius & Adamson, Robert). Two carbon print portraits of Rev Dr Thomas Chalmers, both carbon prints made by Jessie Bertram in 1916 from Adamson's original salt print paper negatives of 1840s, each approx. 15 x 11 cm, pasted into the front and rear of a copy of Chalmers's Correspondence, ed. William Hanna (1853), spotting throughout, ink stain at foot affecting text block edges and upper cover, presentation inscription to Anne J. Guthrie from her husband in 1916 and below it the initials J.W.B. [Jessie Bertram?], dated 1st August 1921, orig. cloth, rubbed, 8vo The painting of 'The General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland; Signing the Act of Separation and Deed of Demission, 18th May 1843', is important as being the first work of art painted with the help of photographic images. The painting took Hill twenty-three years to complete. Chalmers was the central figure in the Disruption picture and Moderator of the Disruption Assembly. Jessie Bertram made a series of carbon print copies from the original negatives in 1916 including these two of Chalmers. (1)
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Taber & Co. (Charles). The Mountain Road, 1892, mounted gelatin silver print, approx. 43 x 33 cm, photographer's imprint and title caption beneath, together with a similar photogravure by the same company, titled 'On The Plain', 1896, both with some surface soiling, matching period maple-veneered frames, plus a carton of various mostly American photography interest books (a carton)
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Lawrence (Thomas Edward, 1888-1935). A group of eleven black and white photographs, c. 1918 to 1970s, two vintage prints showing Lawrence full-length [as Aircraftman T.E. Shaw at Miranshah, 1928], one with small coffee stain at uppe margin, both approx. 20 x 15 cm, plus two photos during his period with Power Boats , eqarly 1930s, one a portrait the other with TEL barely visible in the cockpit of RAF 202, two reprint photo prots. including one by Howard Csoter, a vintage black and white print of numerous Arabs on camels [possibly Feisal's army] with blindstamp American Colony, Jerusalem, approx. 17 x 23 cm, marked on thre verso property of E[ric] H. Kennington Estate, plus a small snapshot showing TEL with three other soldiers (Karachi), a tiny snapshot portrait fo Dr Salame (Akabar, 1919), plus two reprints of TEL's mother and brother, plus tow printed items, a copy of the Order of Service for TEL's funeral at St Paul's Catheral, sl. soiled and creased, plus a printed card that Lawre4nce sent out to correspondents 'To tell you that in future I shall write very few letter. T.E.S.' (13)
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The Harleian Miscellany; Or, a Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, as well in Manuscript as in Print, Found in the Late Earl of Oxford's Library, Interspersed with Historical, Political, and Critical Notes, 12 vols., 1808-11, contemp. half calf gilt, with old rebacks, somewhat faded and a little worn at extrems., 8vo (12)
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[Portraits]. Catalogue of a Collection of Engraved Portraits, the Largest ever Submitted to the Public; Comprising nearly Twenty Thousand Portraits of Persons Connected with the History and Literature of this Country, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time... Alphabetically Arranged, with the Names of the Painter and Engraver, and the Size of each Plate, now on sale at the reasonable price affixed to each print, by Edward Evans, 2 vols., [1836 & 1853], orig. linen-backed boards with paper label to spines, a little rubbed, 8vo Volume two includes portraits of people connected with the British Colonies and the United States of America. (2)
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Williams (J), A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands, 1838 9th thousand, orig cloth, Baxter colour print frontis, folding map, & wood engraved illus by Baxter. Also a copy of the 42nd thousand printing of 1847 (fewer illus). With: Blaikie's Personal Life of David Livingstone (1913, half-leather binding); Liddell's China Its Marvel and Mystery (1909, quarto, 40 colour plates); Scott's Last Expedition (1929 reprint); & Scott's Voyage of the 'Discovery' (1929 cheap edn) (6)
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Warner (P.F.). The Book of Cricket, revised edition, 1922, b & w illusts. from photos., orig. dec. cloth, rubbed on spine and a little worn at head and foot, together with Ross (Alan), Australia 55. A Journal of the M.C.C. Tour, 1st ed., 1955, b & w illusts. from photos., orig. cloth in slightly frayed d.j., 8vo, with other misc. cricket books, plus a framed and glazed reproduction print of W.G. Grace by Chevalier Tayler (a carton)
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A late 18th century head and shoulder portrait miniature of female wearing Gainsborough style hat with black ruched mourning shawl, 6cm, , together with an amateur profile full length portrait of female c. 1890, a faded Baxter print of the Duke of Wellington and a miniature oil painting on board depicting an 18th century townscape with figures, bears signature
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