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Lot 101
[Pattenson] The image of bothe churches (Matthew)?] P.D.M. The image of bothe the churches Hierusalem and Babel unitie and confusion. early inscriptions SI Oxon and JHJ Oxon on title edition with reading more on p. 81 line 2 (the other edition reading mere is a different setting throughout) with the leaf at the end of author`s apology old vellum [A&R 588 much rarer than the other setting 589] Tournai Quinque 1623 § [Challoner (Richard)] R. C. The morality of the Bible 2 parts in 1 vol. separate title to NT (not called for by ESTC or Blom 609) minor marginal worming in first few leaves contemporary calf worn London printed in the year 1762 first editions; and 2 others one said to have belonged to Daniel O`Connell the liberator 8vo (4)
Lot 140
Stevens (J.N.) A Practical Treatise on Fevers only edition lacks A1 and 2K8 (?blanks) at beginning and end slightly browned a few marks contemporary calf slightly rubbed corners bumped red morocco label on spine [ESTC lists a copy in the US National Library of Medicine only; not in G&M Wellcome etc.] 8vo R. Baldwin 1760.
Lot 130
THUCYDIDES. DUKERUS (Carolus Andreas) Thucydidis De Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo, Cum Annotationibus Henrici Stephani, & Joannis Hudsoni. Recensuit, & Notas suas addidit Josephus Wasse, Amsterdam: Apud R & J Wetstenios & Gul Smith 1731, folio, with inscribed prize leaf dated 1750 inserted before half title, engraved frontispiece after J C Philips, vignette to title printed in black and red, other decorations, 2 folding maps including `Sicilia Vetus`, full vellum with gilt college arms to both boards, some losses and splits to spine, lacks silk ties
Lot 140
G. LILFORD (Lord) Coloured Figures of the Birds of the British Isles, in seven vols, London: R H Porter 1885-97, large 8vo, 421 chromolithographs mostly after Thorburn and Keulemans, portrait and list of subscribers, some light spotting and browning, t.e.g, others untrimmed, finely bound in half green morocco with spines gilt in compartments by Bayntun of Bath
![[SHELLEY, Mary Wollestonecraft] and R CRUIKSHANK, illustrator Monsieur Nongtongpaw, London: Alfred Miller 1830 12mo, yellow p](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2801756/145-2010101610451_468x382.jpg)
Lot 145
[SHELLEY, Mary Wollestonecraft] and R CRUIKSHANK, illustrator Monsieur Nongtongpaw, London: Alfred Miller 1830 12mo, yellow printed wrappers bound in, adverts at end, modern binding; GRAHAME (K) The Wind in the Willows, 15th edition, 1923, 8vo, gilt backed cloth; JAMES (M R) The Five Jars, first edition, 1922, end papers renewed, cloth; JAMES (T) Aesop`s Fables, new edition, 1854, small 8vo, cloth gilt (worn); MILNE (A A) Winnie-the-Pooh, 8th edition, 1929; and 4 others (9)
Lot 199
Noel M F Corbett, R N (born 1887) Two Midshipman`s Naval Logs, compiled from 1904 to 1906, whilst serving aboard HMS Terrible, Leviathan, Ocean, Goliath and Hibernia, all in a neat hand with many good and detailed illustrations and charts in pen, ink and watercolour. The first log records voyages to foreign ports including Singapore, Ceylon, Hong Kong and the China Station; the second log mainly records voyages in British waters. Corbett has inserted many good sectional diagrams of the ships, armaments and technical equipment. Corbett was a published poet, and also included is his note book with his draft verses, showing corrections and changes. Poems include `The Old Cruiser`, `Stokers`, `Convoy`, and `To a Plum Duff`. Noel Corbett eventually rose to the rank of Captain, having been awarded the Sea Gallantry Medal in 1911 for rescuing a seaman washed overboard from the foundering SS Delhi. In 1927 Corbett was part of a Government panel at a conference at the Admiralty on Irish Free State Coastal Defence. The lot also includes another note book in poor condition, and a copy of his Poems `A Naval Motley` published in 1916. The Logbooks are in need of some repair to the bindings
Lot 225
Soham (Cambridgeshire). A bundle of 19th century property transactions and other documents, some on vellum, many relating to `the Manor of Netherhall Tindalls`; LYSONS (Rev D & S) Magna Britannia, vol II, Pt. I Cambridgeshire, 1808, 4to, folding map and plates, calf; with [CARRUTHERS (R)] The History of Huntingdon, 1824, 12mo, engraved frontispiece, cloth backed boards
Lot 242
Illustrated. RINDER (F) D Y Cameron, 1912, 4to, No.156/200, with signed frontispiece etching, vellum backed; LANCASTER (O) Facades and Faces, first edition 1950, dust wrapper; INWARDS (R) The Temple of the Andes, 1884, 4to, Authors inscription, spotting; 4 vols by Gertrude or James Bone and a few others (18)
Lot 250
G. VYNER (R T) Notitia Venatica, Treatise on Fox-Hunting, new edition by W A C Blew, 2 vols 1910, 12 coloured plates mainly after Alken, cloth gilt (slightly marked); BLEW (W) A History of Steeple-Chasing, 1801, 8vo, 12 coloured plates, cloth gilt; NOAKES (A) The World of Henry Alken, first edition 1952, dust wrapper (3)
Lot 299
G. HUDSON (W H) Birds of LaPlata, 2 vols., 1920, 22 colour plates by Gronvold, ex library, cloth; BREE (C R) A History of the Birds of Europe, 4 vols., 1863, ex library with stamps to all colour plates, later cloth; GOLDSMITH (O) A History of the Earth and Animated Nature, 2 vols, no date, coloured plates, half calf, a.e.g (8)
Lot 311
G. RANKIN (G) Illustrator British Birds and Their Nests, no date, coloured plates, 4to; ADAMS (H G) Humming Birds, London, no date, 8vo, coloured plates, in damaged cloth binding; HOWITT (W) The Rural Life of England, 2nd edition, 1840, illustrations by Bewick and others, 8vo rebacked calf; SHARPE (R Bowdler) A Hand Book to the Birds of Great Britain, (Allen`s Naturalist Library), 4 vols, 1897, 8vo (7)
Lot 325
Military and seafaring. Ten vols including: FORBES (A) The Afghan Wars, 3rd edition 1896; GOWING (T) A Soldier`s Experience or a Voice from the Ranks, Nottingham 1907, a.e.g, pictorial cloth gilt; SCAIFE (A) The War to Date, 1900; PRENTISS (A M) Chemicals in War, 2nd impression 1937; SPEARS ( R) The American Navy, London 1899; NANSEN (O) Day After Day, London 1949; others (10)
![MORRIS (Rev F O) Picturesque Views of the Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain, [no date], colour plates, spo](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2801756/362-20101016105316_468x382.jpg)
Lot 366
Various – Illustrated. WINKLES (H and B) Cathedral Churches of Great Britain, volumes 1-3, circa 1840, large 8vo, engraved plates; another copy (volumes 1 and 2 only); STORER (J) Cathedrals of Great Britain, 4 vols, 1814, plates, bindings damaged; BRITTON (J) The History of the Cathedral Church Salisbury, 1814, 4to, plates, damaged boards; another, Oxford Cathedral, 1821, boards; MARTIN (R M) The Indian Empire, vol 3 only, (plates, stained); others in varying condition (sold as seen and not subject to return) (a box)
Lot 370
ACKERMAN (R) The Repository of Arts, vol 6, 3rd series, 1825, 8vo, engraved title and coloured plates, some light staining, worn calf; KIRBY (W) and W SPENCE An Introduction to Entomology... Natural History of Insects, 2nd edition, 2 vols, London 1815-1818, 8vo, 5 coloured plates, spotting and dust staining, half worn calf (3)
Lot 387
G. MEYRICK (Samuel R) and Charles HAMILTON SMITH. Costume of the Original Inhabitants of the British Isles, London: printed by Howlett and Brimmer for T M`Lean and E Williams 1821, folio, hand coloured aquatint title and 24 plates, very slight occasional foxing and offsetting, good modern half red morocco with raised bands to gilt lettered spine, a.e.g
![G. ACKERMANN (Rudolph, 1764-1834, publisher) The Microcosm of London. London: T Bensley for R Ackermann, no date [1808-1810],](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2801756/388-2010101610543_468x382.jpg)
Lot 388
G. ACKERMANN (Rudolph, 1764-1834, publisher) The Microcosm of London. London: T Bensley for R Ackermann, no date [1808-1810], 3 volumes, large 4to, half-titles, wood-engraved titles, engraved dedication leaves with stippled vignettes, and 104 hand-coloured numbered aquatint plates by Buck, Stadler and others after Thomas Rowlandson and Charles Pugin, slight offsetting, skilfully rebacked preserving marbled boards, replaced endpapers
![Architecture. Various including COLLING (J K) Details of Gothic Architecture, 2 vols, Batsford [1856]; BRANDON (R and J A) An](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10091/2801756/415-20101016105438_468x382.jpg)
Lot 415
Architecture. Various including COLLING (J K) Details of Gothic Architecture, 2 vols, Batsford [1856]; BRANDON (R and J A) An Analysis of Gothic Architecture, 2 vols, new edition 1903; GAILHABAUD (J) Ancient and Modern Architecture, 3rd series 1849, rebacked; PRENTICE (A) Renaissance Architecture and Ornament in Spain, Batsford [no date], folio, inner hinges damaged; various others (a box)
Lot 419
Interior Design. JOURDAIN (M) English Interiors in Smaller Houses, new edition 1933; HUSSEY (C) The Work of Sir Robert Lorimer, 1931; The Life of Sir Edwin Lutyens, 1950, dust wrapper; CRAWFORD (A) C R Ashbee, 1985, dust wrapper; STILLMAN (D) English Neo-Classical Architecture, 2 vols, 1988, dust wrappers (faded spines), etc (9)
Lot 422
ESSEX (W R H) Illustrations of the Architectural Ornaments and Embellishments and Painted Glass of the Temple Church London, 1845, folio, coloured plates, light foxing; [SHARP (Thomas)] Kenilworth Illustrated, 1821, 4to, plates; SISSON (Rev J L) Historic Sketch of the Parish Church, Wakefield 1824, 4to, some foxing; Art-Journal Illustrated catalogue, 1851, folio, half morocco rubbed; ALDRICH (H) The Elements of Civil Architecture, 2nd edition, Oxford 1818, 8vo, 55 plates; SHARPE (E) A Visit to the Domed Churches of Charente, France, circa 1875, 4to, plates, occasionally light spotting, full morocco gilt (some edges rubbed), and others (7)
Lot 459
SPITTEL (R L) Wild Ceylon, Ceylon: The Colombo Apothecaries Co Ltd 1924, plates, folding map, cloth; BAKER (Sir Samuel W) Eight Years in Ceylon, new edition London 1890, illustrated, silvered cloth; GORDON CUMMING (C F) Two Happy Years in Ceylon, London 1893, plates, folding map, worn cloth with inner hinges splitting (3)
Lot 476
G. BATTY (Captain R) French Scenery from Drawings made in 1819, London: Rodwell & Martin 1822, Large 4to with 60 engraved plates and 60 further proof plates on India paper, generally clean, very slight offsetting, a.e.g, full morocco gilt (rather rubbed and scratched), book plate of Sir Robert Peel to front paste down
Lot 8
Cornwall.- The Auditors fees and other allowances ended at Michal [Michaelmas]... D.s.”R. Mark” manuscript 1p. on a bifolium docket on verso folds folio September 1598; Mark (John) A quitance [of £41] for... St. Columb [docket title] D.S. “John Day” & “John Robins” manuscript in Latin 1p. 2 tears starting along folds 150 x 200mm. December 1598 folds(2)
Lot 25
Rider (Cardanus) Riders (1729.) British Merlin title and text in red and black numerous household and agricultural notes on blank ff. browned original vellum wallet yellowed and worn remains of clasp [ESTC lists 4 copies only] R. Nutt 1729; and 2 others Almanacs with manuscript diary entries 12mo((3))
Lot 56
Naval.- Notebook kept by Peter James Borner “Established 16 June 1849 as Rigger in Sheerness Yard” and as Leading man on 18 October 1865 with tables of “Clump” “Long Tackle” “Single Thin Double Scored” etc. and lists of ships with loose papers including apprenticeship indenture binding him as a seaman to Nicholas Mitchell of Plymouth for four years (24 May 1838) etc. manuscript in an almanac for 1861 original wallet style calf slightly rubbed 8vo; together with a logbook kept by Samuel R. Walker of SS Edward Hawkins steaming from Hull to Port Said returning via Tunis and Algiers etc. c. 170pp. original half calf marbled boards slight dust-staining sm. 4to
Lot 135
Ephemera: Captain Scott`s British Antarctic Expedition, 1910 - 1913; autographed letter, signed, from William Smythe, Petty Officer, to R H Hoops, on Expedition headed paper, dated 22/8/10, sent from Simons Town, South Africa, thanking Hoops for sending two small silver print images of Smythe with Tom Crean and the Terra Nova (included in lot), signed `Yours respectively (sic)` and with PS `Leaving Cape Town Sept 2nd for Lyttleton, New Zealand`; Smythe was also on the 1903 - 1904 expedition (gd)
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