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Click here to subscribeA Jaguar S-Type V8 R Auto, J20 LTP, four door saloon, petrol, 4196cc, silver, circa 174,155 recorded miles, V5 manual and part service history present, taxed until 01/01/2020, MOT expired on 04/07/2019.Provenance: https://www.goldingyoung.com/about/news/jaguar-s-type-r-involved-in-an-armed-robbery/
Tri-ang Railways 00 gauge R52 Jinty locomotive, BR black livery, a R.216 rocket launching wagon, boxed (lacking rocket), R.250 Double Ended Diesel (non-powered) boxed, further coaches, rolling stock, track and sundries, together with a Hornby 00 gauge R332 HST train pack, unboxed, etc. (qty)
MILLAIS (JOHN GUILLE)The Natural History of British Game Birds, NUMBER 72 OF 550 COPIES, 35 plates (18 colour, 17 photogravure) after Archibald Thorburn and Millais, publisher's buckram-backed cloth, t.e.g. [Nissen IVB 636], folio, Longmans, 1909--MORRIS (BEVERLEY R.) British Games Birds and Wildfowl, 60 hand-coloured engraved plates, tissue guards, contemporary red half morocco gilt, t.e.g., rubbed, a few scuff marks [Anker 345; Nissen IVB 644; Zimmer, p.442], large 4to, Groombridge, 1855, FIRST EDITIONS (2)Footnotes:Provenance: First work, George Cameron Norman, ownership inscriptions (1909) and bookplate; Both works, K.I. Benyon, bookplate.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
PARKINSON (JOHN)Paradisi in sole, paradisus terrestris. A Garden of all Sorts of Pleasant Flowers, FIRST EDITION, allegorical woodcut title by A. Switzer, woodcut portrait of Parkinson, full-page woodcut of a garden design, 109 full-page woodcut illustrations depicting some 780 varieties of plants, 2 smaller woodcut illustrations, title shaved at margins with small tear repaired, arc of staining at fore-edge of approximately 20 leaves, one preliminary leaf and index leaves at end strengthened with old paper at margins (some loss of text final 4, especially last touching imprint, 2 loose), corner torn away from 2 text leaves (touching letters on pp.455/6), nineteenth century half calf, crudely rebacked [ESTC S115360; Henrey 282; Hunt 215; Nissen BBI 1489], folio (310 x 193mm.), [H. Lownes and R. Young], 1629Footnotes:First edition of 'the earliest important treatise on horticulture published in England' (Henrey).Provenance: Catherine and Stephen Rogers, of Gnosall, Staffordshire, several ownership inscriptions (dated 1810), including verso of title, dedication leaf, and border of portrait.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
WORLD WAR II - R.A.F. AND OPERATION NEPTUNEDespatch by Air Chief Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory... Air Commander-in-Chief, Allied Expeditionary Air Force to the Supreme Allied Commander, Allied Expeditionary Forces, 109pp. typescript, 8 folding photographic or blueprint maps (4 partly hand-coloured with colour code table, each with original pasted-on title), 4 folding tables, [November, 1944]--Air Staff Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force. Report on Allied Air Operations 1st October 1944 to 9th May 1945, 98pp. typescript, 2 large folding colour-printed maps, 4 uncoloured maps and tables, with a loosely inserted typescript copy of a memorandum addressed to 'Senior Operations Office, Air Force' by Air Marshall J.M. Robb dated 20.2.[19]45 (with pencil name 'Corporal Clayton' upper right, [1945], together with 4 typescript single-sheet memoranda (with Clayton's ownership name), punch-bound in original wrappers, the first mentioned with printed title label on upper cover, the second mentioned with hand-painted title and 'S.H.A.E.F.' shield, and label 'Prepared by OPS. Records A-3. Air Staff S.H.A.E.F.' pasted on upper cover, each in old brown paper envelope, one stamped 'War Department. Official Business. Penalty for Private Use to Avoid Payment of Postage $300', folio (338 x 210mm.) (2)Footnotes:'Secret' typescript reports issued for use by the Allied Expeditionary Air Force, relating to their operations on the Western Front, including involvement in Operation Neptune. The maps include details on the 'Presentation of the Main Air Tasks for Operation 'Neptune'', 'Destruction of Bridges Isolating the Assault Area', 'Destruction of Facilities at Main Enemy Airfields', and 'Operation 'Goodwood' Diagram of Planned Bombing Areas'.Provenance: First work, inscribed on title 'To Ella, In grateful appreciation of all her hard work on this production & with thanks for her loyal services to Ops. Records, R. Douglas Paul... April 1945'; Second work, Corporal Clayton, with his name in ink or pencil in various places. Clayton was for 'Ops 7' at S.H.A.E.F., under the command or Douglas Paul. In one of the memorandum (dated 8 May 1945) he addresses his Ops 7. staff, announcing 'The war is over, our job is nearly done; let us all cheer!'This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
NAVAL[GREENWOOD (JONATHAN) The Sailing and Fighting Instructions or Signals As they are Observed in the Royal Navy of Great Britain], 66 engraved leaves (of 72, lacking title, one of 2 dedication leaves and 4 plates at end), engraved on verso only, including 56 depicting 2 ships with the flags hand-coloured, childish ink sketches of ships on blank recto of 2 leaves, dedication and one plate with horizontal tear, corner with loss of image to 2 final uncoloured plates, contemporary calf, surface abrasions [ESTC T120218], 12mo, [c.1715]Footnotes:Rare. The first naval signal book to be printed in the English language.Provenance: Robinson family of Whitby, with several ownership inscriptions including 'Thos. Robinson to R. Robinson, Whitby, Yorkshire', 'Esther Robinson, her book 1821', 'Henry Robinson his book 1821', and R.A. Robinson.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
CHARLES IIWarrant signed ('Carolus R') at foot, with engraved initial letter portrait of Charles II, historiated first line and foliate decoration incorporating the royal arms, ruled in red, in Latin, addressed to Frederick William Marquis of Brandenburg, Archduke of the Holy Roman Empire and First Elector ('our most dear friend'), appointing Robert Southwell ambassador designate to the Elector of Brandenburg 'for the purpose of promoting our friendship and diplomatic relations in accordance with our mutual wishes', offering him protection and total freedom as the King's agent and ordering he 'shall not be dealt with in any way violently or unkindly', on one sheet of vellum, some surface abrasions and slight waterstaining, 472 x 800mm., Whitehall, 27 February 1679/80Footnotes:'OUR FAITHFUL AND DILIGENT SERVANT ROBERT SOUTHWELL': At the time of this appointment as ambassador to the Elector of Brandenburg Southwell had already enjoyed a distinguished and lucrative career and had been described by Arlington as 'an ingenious young gentleman and very well qualified' (Toby Barnard, ODNB). An accomplished and respected diplomat, he held significant posts in both Lisbon and Brussels and in 1679 had managed to survive a controversy when he was reputed to have suppressed information about the conspiracy behind the Popish Plot. Despite this 'his choice in the spring of 1680 for an embassy to the elector of Brandenburg showed that he was still highly regarded. The mission was connected with a scheme to construct an alliance against France, and it took Southwell to the prince of Orange and the court of Brunswick–Lüneburg. But such diplomacy was not to the taste of Charles II, moving in the orbit of France' (ODNB). Southwell's attempt at negotiating a political and commercial alliance was made particularly difficult by Elector Frederick who was renowned for his shifting allegiances, and he was recalled the following November. For a detailed account of the role of Southwell in the intricate negotiations see 'The Relations Between England and Germany 1660-1688', C. Brinkmann, English History Review, Vol. 24, No. 95, July 1909, pp.448-469. Southwell was returned as MP for Lostwithiel in 1685 and served as President of the Royal Society from 1690 to 1695.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
JAMES II - SCOTLANDDocument signed ('James R') at head, to William, Duke of Queensberry ('our Treasurer Principall') and John, Earl of Kintore ('our Treasurer Deput of our ancient Kingdome of Scotland'), ordering the 'speedy & effectuall' payment of two thousand pounds to 'our right trusty & right welbeloved Cousin & Councellor' John Marquis of Athole as 'a new Mark of our Royall ffavour & Bounty', to be taken from the 'ffines already imposed or hereafter to be imposed by our Privy Councell...', counter-signed by John Murray, 1st Marquess of Atholl and John, Earl of Kintore; subscribed with a note to Hugh Wallard, Cash Keeper, instructing him to make the payment, signed by Queensberry and dated 16 February 1686, one page, integral blank with address panel, on paper with hanging horn watermark [possibly that of Wendelin Richel, Strasbourg], trace of red wax seal, seal tear with loss, dust-stained where originally folded for despatch and exposed, some dust-staining and creasing elsewhere but overall in attractive condition, folio (347 x 235mm.), 'Given at our Court at Whitehall', 22 January 1685/6Footnotes:'OUR RIGHT TRUSTY & RIGHT WELBELOVED COUSIN & COUNCELLOR': KING JAMES REWARDS THE MARQUESS OF ATHOLL FOR HIS LOYALTY AFTER THE ARGYLL REBELLION. In May 1685, Archibald Campbell, 9th Earl of Argyll, with the support of a group of Scottish protestant exiles, landed at Islay with a force of 300 men, hoping to raise an army of thousands in the hope of overthrowing James II. They planned to occupy Royal forces in Scotland, thus enabling Monmouth to march on London from the West Country in a coordinated attack. However, they underestimated the hoped-for support from the Presbyterian lowlanders, and the disorganised rebels, beset by infighting, were soundly defeated by the King's forces commanded by John Murray, Marquess of Atholl. Argyll was arrested and executed without trial. Atholl was granted a considerable sum for his loyalty and rewarded with the newly-created Order of the Thistle in 1687. Even £2,000 was not enough to buy his loyalty for long – in the years to come he was alternate his allegiance vascilated between both James and William of Orange; 'In being false he was not a coldly calculating politician, but a panic-stricken ditherer' (David Stevenson, ODNB).The Treasury finances were looking particularly healthy at the time of this payment. Queensberry, as Treasurer, and Kintore, as Treasurer-Depute, were actively involved in enriching the King's coffers by a system of punitive fines and taxes. Queensberry was instructed to raise £40,000 annually with permission to retain any surplus for his own use. 'According to Gilbert Burnet, he 'was for every thing that would bring money into the treasury' (Bishop Burnet's History, 378). Husbands were to be fined when their wives failed to attend church, dissidents were to be prevented from travelling to the colonies until every fine possible had been extracted from them, new powers were to be exercised in reviewing the financial administration of burghs and other bodies, and generally no opportunity was to be missed in recovering the payments due to the crown' (J.D. Ford, ODNB). By the end of 1686 both Queensbury and Kintore had been removed from office pending an audit of the Treasury accounts. See illustration on preceding page.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
MILTON (JOHN)Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books; Paradise Regain'd, engraved frontispiece portrait, some toning and light spotting, contemporary green straight-grained morocco gilt, g.e., spines dulled, 4to, Birmingham, John Baskerville, for J. and R. Tonson, 1759--THIERS (ADOLPHE) Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire, 21 vol., half-titles, engraved plates, contemporary green half calf, spines elaborately tooled in gilt with red and maroon gilt morocco labels, Paris, Furne, Jouvet, 1874--TALLEMENT DES REAUX (GEDEON) Les historiettes, 7 vol., contemporary calf, rebacked in calf gilt with green morocco spine labels, Paris, J. Techener, 1854-1857, 8vo (30)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
BEEKEEPINGWILDMAN (THOMAS) A Treatise on the Management of Bees; Wherein is Contained the Natural History of Those Insects, FIRST EDITION, 3 folding engraved plates, modern half morocco, 4to, for the Author, and Sold by T. Cadell, 1768--WARDER (JOSEPH) The True Amazons: Or, the Monarchy of Bees... Sixth Edition. To Which is Added, a Letter... Concerning a Late Treatise Upon the Subject of Bees, engraved frontispiece, modern half calf, red morocco gilt spine label ('Bees'), John Pemberton, 1726--BONNER (JAMES) A New Plan for Speedily Increasing the Number of Bee-Hives in Scotland, FIRST EDITION, half-title, modern calf, Edinburgh, W. Creech, Bell & Bradfute, 1795--THORLEY (JOHN) Melisselogia [in Greek]. Or, The Female Monarchy. Being an Enquiry into the Nature, Order, and Government of Bees, FIRST EDITION, engraved frontispiece, 3 engraved plates (of 4, the fourth provided in facsimile on old paper), light dampstain to title, modern half morocco, for the Author, 1744--TAYLOR (HENRY) The Bee-keeper's Manual; or Practical Hints on the Management and Complete Preservation of the Honey-bee, second edition, frontispiece, illustrations, publisher's cloth, short tear to upper joint, R. Groombridge, 1839, 8vo (5)Footnotes:Provenance: First item, Boston Society of Natural History, blindstamp on title-page; Third item, James ?Spreall early owner's name on title.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
OVIDIUS NASO (PUBLIUS)Les métamorphoses,... avec des remarques, et des explications historiques par M. L'abbé Banier, 2 vol., text in Latin and French in parallel columns, titles printed in red and black with engraved vignette, engraved allegorical frontispiece by Picart, half-title in volume 1 (not called for in volume 2), 130 large engraved illustrations after Lebrun, Maas, Picart, Romain and others, some light spotting and toning, contemporary calf gilt, g.e., neatly rebacked preserving original spines with red morocco label [Cohen-De Ricci 768, 'Magnifique ouvrage'), folio (460 x 304mm.), Amsterdam, R. & J. Wetstein & G. Smith, 1732Footnotes:Provenance: Gervase Beckett, bookplate.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Landscape with a herdsman driving cattle through a ruined arch watercolour 12.5 x 16cmFootnote: Provenance: The Rev Canon W R Beach and thence by descent The Reverend W R Beach, a missionary in China in the 1850s and a Canon of St John's Cathedral in Hong Kong, was a friend of Dr Thomas Boswell Watson (1815-1860). Watson was a keen amateur painter who was George Chinnery's physician in Macau between 1845-1852 and was often paid for his services with Chinnery's pictures. The Reverend Mr Beach married Dr Watson's daughter, Sophia J Watson, and hence a number of Chinnery's works have been passed into the current collection.Condition report: Discoloured, with a narrow lighter strip showing the original colours along the top edge. Examined out of frame.
Portrait, believed to be of James Dunlop (1741-1816) of Tollcross, Carmyle and Garnkirk, three quarter length, seated, facing right oil on canvas 75 x 62cmFootnote: Provenance: [According to Kidson (see Literature) ? Captain Donald, sale, Christie's, 25 March 1893, lot 373, Bought by Colnaghi (38 gns.), C. Lyon; Mackenzie & Kermack, With Agnew by 1937, Bought in 1941 by C R N Routh]. With Agnew by August 1965, when acquired by Paul Mellon; Presented by him in 1981 to the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven; By whom sold at Christie's, London, 17 November 1989, lot 22, when acquired by the present owner. Literature: ? H Ward & W Roberts, Romney, 1904, p. 48; Alex Kidson, George Romney: A complete catalogue of his paintings, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2015, no. 1565 According to Kidson (see Literature) there is only one known payment in 1778-9 for a sitting to Romney for a three quarter length portrait of a 'Mr Dunlop', which he previously thought was his catalogue number 393 (now in a Texas private collection as of a John Dunlop). The present painting, however, Kidson included in his catalogue as no. 1565, and which from photographs he then as now, considers is autograph. In fact, he currently believes the present painting has the best claim to be the work commissioned from Romney, although he suggests the sitter looks somewhat older than James Dunlop would have been in 1778-9 (i.e. aged 37). When this portrait was painted, James Dunlop was only 'of Carmyle' but it has in its history and literature been referred to as 'James Dunlop of Garnkirk', which estate he only bought from the representatives of his late uncle, also James (1697-1769), in 1782. We are very grateful to Alex Kidson for his assistance with our catalogue entry.Condition report: Oil on canvas which has been lined. The paint layer has localised areas of raised and flaking paint around the edges which appears to be in later areas of fill rather than the original. There is matte, discoloured retouching around the edges of the painting. There are residues of old varnish caught in the texture of the brushstrokes creating a slightly mottled appearance. The upper layer of varnish is slightly uneven and yellowed, there is abrasion around the edges caused by framing. There is flaking and losses to the gilding on the frame.
An enamel, sapphire and diamond Royal Order brooch, 1885Set to the centre with the profile of Queen Victoria in polychrome enamel, the reverse engraved, To/ Annie/ Duchess of Roxburghe/ from her affectionate/ Victoria R. J./ 1885, mounted in gold, within a later surround of cushion-shaped sapphires, set with similarly-shaped, old brilliant, single and rose-cut diamond foliate accents, cushion-shaped, old brilliant and single-cut diamonds approx. 0.45ct total, later brooch fitting, length 3.5cmFootnotes:Anne Emily Innes-Ker (née Spencer-Churchill), Duchess of Roxburghe, VA, OBE (1854-1923) was the daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and an aunt of Winston Churchill. She served as Mistress of the Robes to Queen Victoria between 1883-1885 and the present lot commemorates the final year of this role. During the First World War, the Duchess of Roxburghe served as President of the Haddingtonshire branch of the British Red Cross. She was awarded an OBE in 1919. Queen Victoria created The Royal Order of Victoria and Albert in 1862. The order was given to female courtiers and members of the Royal family, enabling the recipient to use the letters 'VA' after their title.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Postcards, Tony Warr Collection, a mainly UK collection of approx. 115 illustrated scenic views with many published by Tuck inc. Art series 1601 'Sunset Glories' by R F McIntyre (1 signed set 6) & Art series 6025 'In the Welsh Mountains' by McIntyre (5/6). Other artists include C T Howard, Wimbush, Jotter, Morris, Gozzard, Bridgeman, Longstaffe etc. A little duplication. (mainly gd)
Beer labels, a mixed selection of 32 different labels (3 with contents), various shapes, sizes and breweries including Magee Marshall & Co Ltd Bolton, bottled by R Green & Co Ltd Leigh, Hope Brewery Sheffield, Tennants Sheffield A H Rackham Ltd London, Murray's Edinburgh, Gibbs, Mew & Co Ltd Salisbury, Stones Sheffield, Castletown Brewery Isle of Man, Sam Smith Tadcaster, Young & Co Edinburgh, Yates & Jackson Lancaster etc (gen gd/vg)
Beer labels, a mixed selection of 30 different labels various shapes, sizes and breweries including C G Hibbert Export, Burtonwood Brewery, Robinsons Stockport, Plymouth Breweries Ltd, Co & Bowring Derby, Young & Co Wandsworth, R W Randall Guernsey, Burt & Co Isle of Wight, Timothy Taylor & Co Ltd Keighley, Tetley's Leeds etc (gen gd/vg)
RE-ENTERED LOT - SEE NOTE, Militaria, WW2 Nursing memorabilia, a Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Reserves Service nurses uniform dress with fabric belt, 2 shoulder capes and detachable sleeves. One cape bears a QAIMNSR medal and 2 pips to each shoulder. Named to R. Barrett, Rosamund Barrett was married to Group Captain Derek Rake OBE, AFC & bar, the pilot of Spitfire Mk XIV NH-915 EB-H when 41 Sqdn. claimed its last victory of the war. Also included is a letter from Col A.J. Bado dated 28 Aug 45 confirming Sister Barrett's eligibility to receive the 39/45 Star and the France, Germany Medal together with a release certificate in her married name and Red Cross Manuals No.1 & 9 (gen gd)
Jaya, Gescha and Other - Three vintage tinplate vehicles. Lot includes a Gescha (Germany) tinplate clockwork Tank in military green with tinprinted detail, on rubber tracks, supplied with a Sonceboz Key; a Russian made tinplate mechanical diorama, in a Poor box and missing a key; and Jaya friction powered R-12 S Renault car in Poor condition in a Poor box.
Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal and H J Woods - Three pottery wall chargers comprising a H J Woods Bursley Ware Trellis pattern charger, patt no TL3/0, printed and painted marks to base, 14 3/8", a Crown Ducal Tudor Rose pattern charger, patt no. 4491, painted signature and printed marks to base, 14 3/8" and a Crown Ducal Golden Leaves pattern charger, patt no 4921, painted signature and printed marks to base, 14" dia, circa 1930Location: C-R
Twelve various unassembled 'OO' gauge scale model kits comprising 5x PECO wagon kits and 6x RATIO kits, together with a Lesney R-1 'Matchbox' printed cardboard Roadway Series New Fold Away Flyover, a selection of 15 world railway related books, four bound volumes of 'Railway wonders of the world' 1914, 20 vintage Railway magazines including 'The Railway magazine' 1900, 'Model Railway News magazine' and a 'Trains Album' etc.
Ussher (R.J.) & Warren (R.) The Birds of Ireland, L. 1900. First Edn., cold. frontis & other bl. & white plts., decor. cloth; Kennedy, Ruttledge & Scroope, Birds of Ireland, L. 1954 First Edn., Fairley (James) Irish Whales and Whaling, Belfast 1981. First Edn., illus. d.w. Scarce, & 2 others same author. (5)
Yelverton - The Yelverton Marriage Case, Thelwall V. Yelverton, c. 1864, The Unabridged Copyright Edition. Frontis & illus., & with 20pp containing numerous cont. news cuttings; bound with Dickson (Lothian Sheffield) Why He Did it; or the True Reasons for the Displacement of an Old Officer at the Instance of The Earl of Wilton, By Maj. Gen. Peel M.P. Sec. for War. 8vo L. 1861. Some cont. news cuttings, bound as one in cont. hf. calf; also Martin (R. Montgomery) Ireland Before and After the Union with Great Britain, 8vo L. 1843. First Edn., errata slip, cont. hf. mor. (2)
Travel: Hoare (Sir R. Colt) Journal of a Tour in Ireland, A.D. 1806. L. 1807. First Edn., frontis, boards; Barrow (J.) A Tour Round Ireland, L. 1836. First, frontis, decor. title, fold. map, plts. & maps, & text illus.; Inglis (H.D.) Ireland in 1834, A Journey throughout Ireland, 2 vols. L. 1834. First Edn., 2 fold. maps, all cloth. (4)
Wilde (Oscar) A Critic in Pall Mall, Being Extracts from Reviews and Miscellanies. Sm. 8vo L. (Methuen & Co.) 1919 Selection made by E.V. Lucas; Hopkins (R. Thurston) Oscar Wilde - A Study of the Man and His Work, L. 1913. Port. frontis cloth. Mason 647; Sherard (R.H.) Oscar Wilde, The Story of an Unhappy Friendship. L. 1909. Port. frontis, green cloth. Mason 673; Mayerfeld (Max) Oscar Wilde Epistola Carcore et Vinculis, Berlin 1925. First Edn.,, cloth backed boards; Douglas (Lord Alfred) Lyrics, L. 1935. First Edn., port. frontis, cloth & d.w.; Crossland (T.W.H.) The First Stone, L. 1912, recent cloth. (6)
[Swift (Jon.)] A Tale of a Tub, 12mo Glasgow (R. Urie) 1753. 8 engd. plts., advert leaf at end, cont. calf; Voltaire - The History of Charles XII, King of Sweden, 12mo Edin 1769., tree calf, mor. label; Poems by Mr. Gray, & Poems by the Rt. Hon. the Late Lord Lyttleton, 2 vols. in one, 20mo. Glasgow (A. Foulis) 1777, calf; & The Complete Angler, 12mo L. c. 1772, engd plts. etc., lacks t.p., later hf. mor. A lot. (4)
Bindings etc: Macpherson (J.) The Poems of Ossian, 2 vols. L. 1796, cont. full mottled calf; Reynolds (Geo. W.M.) Pickwick Abroad; or The Tour in France, L. 1839. plts. hf. mor.; Brooks (R.) The General Gazetteer, L. 1815, fold. maps of the World etc., full tree calf; Viollet-le-Duc, Historire d'Une Forteresse, roy 8vo Paris n.d. [c. 1860], plts. maps, mor. backed cloth. As a lot. (5)
Irish Books: T.C.D. - The Book of Kells, ed. by Francois Henry, lg. folio L. 1974. Published by Thomas & Hudson, in slipcase; Lovett (R.) Irish Pictures; Strattens' Dublin Cork and South of Ireland, folio L. 1892; Gerard (Frances) Picturesque Dublin Old & New, L. 1898. Rose Barton illustrations; Hayward (R.) Munster and the City of Cork, L. 1964; Craig (M.) Dublin 1660 - 1860 - A Social and Architectural History, L. 1952; Guinness (D.) Ryan (W.) Irish Houses & Castles, folio 1971. Signed by Authors; Petrie (G.) The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland, folio D. 1845, cloth & others of Irish interest. As a lot, w.a.f. (1)
I.A.S.: Crosthwaite (J.C.)ed. The Book of Obits and Martyrology of the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity... Christ Church, Dublin, 4to D. 1844; Todd (J.H.)ed. The Irish Version of the Historia Britonum of Nennius, 4to D. 1848; Butler (Rev. R.)ed. The Annals of Ireland, By Clyn and Dowling 4to D. 1849; also Jacobi Grace, Kilkenniensis Annales Hiberniae, 4to D. 1842, L.S. thro-out, all uniform cloth. Good. (4)
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