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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS: ARNOLD, EDWIN. 'The Light of the World.' Illustrated by W. Holman Hunt, 1893; Tennyson, Alfred. 'The Miller's Daughter.' Illustrated by A. L. Bond, n.d.; Goldsmith, Oliver. Poems. Illustrated by Birket Foster and Noel Humphreys, 1877; Willmott, R. 'Summer in the Country,' 1864; 'Picture Posies' illustrated by Foster, Dalziel etc. 1874; Thompson's 'The Seasons', 1857. Original cloth bindings gilt. (7).
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Triang and Triang Hornby: R.752 Battle Space Turbo Car, Ticket Office Platform Unit Pack, Transcontinental Diesel, Pullman Car No.79, Nellie, Dock Authority Shunter, Control Centre Circuit Controller, Battle Space Combat Unit in original boxes, loose wagon (some partly overpainted) and track with lineside accessories, F-VG, boxes F-G
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Axel Herman Haig- 'A Street in Lisieux, Normandie', publ. March 1917 by W. R. Howell & Co., The Gallery, Beford Row Chambers, WC1; etching, signed within the plate and signed in pencil, 46.2x31.3cm: William Renison- Continental street scene, publ. June 1917 by W. R. Howell & C o; etching, signed with initials within the plate, and signed in pencil, 38.5x31.7cm., (2)
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R. Ashton- 'End of the Dance'; pencil and watercolour on blue paper, signed titled and dated '74, 21.2x21.3cm: German School late 20th century- Portrait of a man; etching, signed a, numbered 10/50 and dated '83 in pencil: together with a quantity of late 20th century works on paper and prints by different hands, various sizes, (a lot), (part unframed)
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English School c1900- New Shoreham Church'; oil on canvas, inscribed, 40.4x56cm: Emily Price- Coastal scene with fisherfolk; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1909: together with a portrait study of a boy in a Tyrolean hat, and two prints, one ofter Paul Henry, the other titled:'Farewell' after R. Hillingford publ. by Black and White, various sizes, (5), (part unframed)
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BRUCE, WILLIAM S. (Antarctic explorer and naturalist) Manuscript office copy (signed by Bruce) of a letter to Lt. R. J. Gould, R.N., from Oxton, Berwickshire, 25.8.17. Three pages, large 8vo., written on the reverse of "Tow-Netting Record" sheets of the S.Y. Scotia, Scottish National Antarctic Expedition.
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BINDINGS. Shaw, George Bernard. The Complete Plays, 1931. Full red morocco with the names of the plays blind stampled on upper cover, t. e.g. -- Kingsley, Charles. Westward Ho! 1935. 16 colour plates by Ellis Silas. Full tan patterned morocco gilt, t.e.g. (lower edges rubbed) Both vols. 4to., bound by R. H. Kiernan mid 20th c. (2).
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WRITERS etc. A collection of autograph letters, mainly 19th c., including: Scott, Sir Walter. Four line fragment of verse. -- Mitford, Mary Russell. A.L.S. 4pp., small 8vo., with separate postscript, and envelope addressed to W. C. Bennett, Esq. n.p., postmarked Reading Sept. 24 1854, referring to his purchase of candlesticks and containing criticisms of Wordworth, describing the Excursion and the Prelude as "slow heavy wordy work". -- Whittier, John Greenleaf. A.L.S. to a Mrs. Avery (?), one page, 8vo., Marlboro Hotel, 1867, praising a bust of President Lincoln. And five others (Fanny Kemble, E. V. Lucas (2), Paul Blouet and R. C. Sherriff, T.L.S.) and two others. (10) For Autograph letters see also lot 307
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A GROUP OF SEVEN PRINTS to comprise engravings after Claude (by J. Volpato, J. Peake, W. Byrne) and Swanevelt (by W. Woollett & B. T. Pouncy); mezzotint portraits after J. S. Copley (by R. Dunkarton), Reynolds (by J. Watson) and Lawrence (by C. Turner), various sizes (7) ++ Mixed condition; foxing and staining.
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AFTER JOSEPH PATRICK HAVERTY (1794-1864) KING GEORGE IV's PUBLIC ENTRY INTO THE CITY OF DUBLIN, 17th AUGUST 1821 Aquatint with hand colouring, by R. Havell, from sketches originally by J. L. Reilly, published circa 1821, scarce Sight 37 x 58.5cm. ++ Backed onto linen; some scattered damage; small tear upper right; varnished.
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DICKENS, CHARLES. A.L.S. to Arthur Ryland (1807-77), solicitor, later Mayor of Birmingham. 2pp., 8vo., corner mounted, from Tavistock House, Tavistock Square, London, Monday Twentieth September 1858. He thanks Ryland for his note, but does not think that he need trouble him before he goes to Birmingham. mentioning his son Charley who ". . . wishes me to report that he passed his short holiday from Barings, in rowing and playing cricket-matches". Published in the Pilgrim Edition of the Letters of Charles Dickens. With a copy of a letter from the publishers (1975); an article about it by Professor R. D. McMaster of the University of Alberta, and a transcript.
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FOSTER, FRANK R. Cricketing Memories. The London Publishing Company, 1930. Introduction by P.F. Warner. 8vo., orig. cloth gilt. Inscribed by the author on front flyleaf, "With every good wish. Franl. 1930". Photographic illustrations. (one loose). A few newspaper cuttings pasted in. According to a note loosley inserted, the book "Cost 300 hundred pounds above estimate. The publishers went bankrupt. 400 copies then left on hand. Selfridges paid 8d per copy and sold at 1/- within 14 days."
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LUCAS, R. MACDONALD. Le Cricket pour les Sportman Francais. L.Goupy, Saint-Claud, 1927. Inscribed by the author on upper wrap. "With R.M. Lucas's kind regards". 8vo., orig. wraps. Diagrams and illustrations. With 4pp. from Turning Things Over by E.V.Lucas loosely inserted, published by Methuen in 1929 containing a critique of the book.
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"A MEMBER OF THE MARY-LE-BONE CLUB" pseud, Cricketers' Guide; containing complete instructions to persons of all ages, now playing at this healthful and manly exercise, and for the choice of the bat, ball & wickets, with the Laws of the Game. Second Edition, Dean and Munday, n.d. (1840). Two copies, one in orig. wraps (dust-soiled with short tear to upper cover, backstrip repaired) (the only known copy thus); the other in orig. cloth gilt, a.e.g. 103 x 70mm. Both copies in green cloth box, spine gilt, bookplate of E. D. R. Eagar on verso of lid. (2)
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SOUTH AFRICA. Visit of the M.C.C. Test Team to South Africa 1930-1. R. M.S. "Edinburgh Castle" Sailing from Southampton 17th October, 1930. 12pp., small 8vo., pamphlet, in wraps., stitched as issued. Photographic portrait illustrations. AUTOGRAPHS of ENGLAND TEAM on verso of final page, 16 signatures in all.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY. Bateson, F. W., ed. The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature. 4 vols., Cambridge, 1940; Supplement, ed. G. Watson, Cambridge 1957, in d.w. -- Pollard, A. W. and G. R. Redgrave. A Short-Title Catalogue of Books Printed . . . 1475-1640. 1963. -- Jackson, Holbrook. The Fear of Books. Limited Edition, No. 1245 of 2000 copies. London and New York 1932, and two other titles by the same. -- Barrère, Albert and Charles G. Leland. A Dictionary of Slang, Jargon & Cant. 2 vols., 1897. Stamped "From the publishers" on title (spines scuffed and darkened). With 12 others. Mostly 8vo., orig. bindings. (23)
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