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Lot 112
Felibian, Andre. Description de la Grotte de Versailles; Oder: Beschreibung der Grotten zu Versailles, 20 engraved plates, including 3 folding, text in French and German, some light browning, early nineteenth century vellum-backed boards, folio, Ausburg: Johann Ulrich Kraus, [c.1690] RARE. Published first in Paris by S. Mabre-Cramoisy in 1679, this appears to be a later German edition offering both French and German texts. At the end of the volume are 14 smaller engravings of Versailles not called for, and a folding view of 'La Salle du Bal' published by L. Mariette.
Lot 288
Jane Austen, The Novels Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Mansfield Park,, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, and Pride and Prejudice, published by Richard Bentley 1866, new edition, 5 volumes in original blind stamped brown cloth with gilt titles, printed by Spottiswoode and Co., illustrations, title page and frontice piece by Pickering-Greatbach as 1833, published by R Bentley, novels very rare for Austen books to be found in original bindings, very clean and tight no marks or foxing
Lot 127A
Esha Randel Art Deco Rhinestone Set Bracelet, a rare piece of German Art Deco designer jewellery by Esha Randel who was designing good quality costume jewellery in Germany, before WWll; this wonderfully stylish bracelet, each panel set with rhinestones, fastens with a deceptively simple but secure, push in clasp, and is impressed with 'Esha' within a cartouche, followed by impressed 'Randel'; a well made, classic, designer piece, suitable for many years of future wear
Lot 136A
Orange Sapphire Lozenge Shape Drop Earrings, an attractive setting of four oval cut, warm orange sapphires, one of the rare 'fancy' sapphire colours, in a quatrefoil shape, accented with four small white stones, within a lozenge shape drop of gold vermeil and silver, each suspended from secure lever back fittings; 1.3 inches (3.4cms) long
Lot 1516
Fishing Interest - Large Collection of Vintage Fishing Rods & Equipment, comprising a vintage Milbro rod, two B James & Son vintage rods, an Octopus rod and two cane rods, and a Harrison Advanced two piece rod. Together with a fishing bag, rod holders, umbrella and box of floats. Fantastic rare collection.
Lot 303
Rare Novelty Antique - Victorian Sterling Silver ' Quirky ' ( Looks to Be up To No Good, Looks Like a Villain ) One of Its Kind - Man Figurine Statue, By Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings ( Frank Shepherd ), It Is Set on An Ebonised Wooden Base Which has a Leather Protective Covering on The Base, It Is Hallmarked on His back with the Makers Marks, Lion Passant, Chester Assay Mark, And Date Letter ' G ' for 1907. Weight 23.6 grams, Excellent Condition And of Small Proportions. Please See Photo.
Lot 405
Carlton Ware - Hand Painted and Striking Art Deco Period Rare ( 15 ) Piece Coffee Set ' Moderne ' - Tyrolean Bands Pattern. Designer Violet Elmer. Pattern No 4075. Lime Green Interior, With Rings In Gilt, Red, Green, Yellow, Mauve, Blue and White Tyrolean Bands. Comprises Coffee Pot, 6 Cups and Saucers, Milk Jug and Sugar Bowl, Height of Coffee Pot 8 Inches - 20 cms. Condition Report - Milk / Cream Jug has large hairline cracks to handle, and a poor job of an attempt of restoration to handle, 1 cup has a small chip to base, Coffee Pot has chips to lid, also a long hairline crack to the inside of the lid and the outside of the lid, some crazing and odd scuff marks.
Lot 93A
Tanzanite Tennis Bracelet, the rare, sparkling, tanzanite, mined in only one location in the World, in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, is oval cut and set in a continuous row, totalling 7cts, in platinum vermeil and silver, fastening with a tongue and box clasp with two safety catches; 7.5 inches (18.75cms) long
Lot 940
Rare John Myatt Limited Edition Hand Embellished with oils and varnish by the artist, Atelier Giclee on Canvas. ' Houses of Parliament at Sunset'. No. 34/99. • Image Size: 59.69cm x 59.69cm / 23.5" x 23.5" • Framed Size: 78.74cm x 78.74cm / 31" x 31" framed in sculpted ornate gold wood frame. From 2007 collection of Monet Masters, COA from Castle Galleries, together with collection catalogue and paperback book 'The Conman' signed and dedicated by the Artist.
Lot 122
Autographed West Bromwich Albion 1968 Items, A Very Rare Menu Issued For The 40th Anniversary Of The Baggies Memorable 1-0 Victory Over Everton In The 1968 Fa Cup Final, Signed By All 12 Players On The Reverse Beside Their Respective Names In Blue Biro Pen ; Fraser, G. Williams, Brown, Talbut, Kaye, Lovett, Collard, Hope, Clark, Clarke And S. Williams, The Front Cover Has Also Been Signed By Other Notables Baggies Including Wilson, Mowbray, Batson, Greening And Robertson, Together With A Superb 12 X 8 Photo Depicting A Montage Of Images Relating To Jeff Astle`S Winning Goal, Signed By 9 Of The Team - Brown, Kaye, Williams, Talbut, Collard, Lovett, Clarke, Hope And Fraser Using A Fine Blue Marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 134
Spongebob 8x10 photo signed by the voice of Spongebob, actor Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke as his best friend Patrick. Rare! Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 172
James Brindley Nicolson V.C signed 5x4 album page RARE WW2 Victoria Cross winner. Wing Commander Eric James Brindley Nicolson, VC, DFC (29 April 1917 - 2 May 1945) was a fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force and a recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 5
England World Cup 1966 squad multi signed vintage programme includes all 22 members of the victorious squad legends such as Bobby Moore, Gordon Banks, Geoff Hurst, Alan Ball, Roger Hunt, Bobby Charlton, Jack Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Jimmy Greaves, and Martin Peters all included in this very rare item. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 61
Bill Cody autograph and memorabilia collection relating to him being robbed. Has two original letters. The first from Besse Isbill Asking for the Photograph to assist the police. The news cutting regarding the court case itself, where William Puzey was found guilty. Finally the letter to or vendors grandfather Walter Noel Greenwell signed of course by Buffalo Bill Cody. Plus supporting news cuttings, the photograph taken by my grandfather of Buffalo Bill Cody, Besse Isbill and the thief William Puzey. The Robbery of the Famous Buffalo Bill Cody Like so many children I grew up with great stories from my father who made sure I knew about our families long history. One such story excited me more than any. It was the story of how my grandfather met Buffalo Bill Cody whilst he was on tour with the extraordinary Wild West Show when it was in England. My grandfather, Walter Noel Greenwell had the great fortune to meet him and was granted the rare opportunity to photograph the man whose name has been immortalised in western history. As it happens Buffalo Bill Cody was to soon be robbed by his valet. My grandfather was soon called upon to help by Besse Isbill, an associate of Buffalo Bill. Noel then produced a photograph of the thief in the company of Besse and Bill Cody. The thief was soon captured, taken to court and found guilty. What began as a chance meeting became a friendship between this celebrated cowboy and a young English boy, my grandfather. Items that support this unusual story: The original photograph used to capture the thief. The handwritten letter to Walter Noel Greenwell from Besse Isbill asking for help with the photograph. A handwritten letter to Walter Noel Greenwell signed by the great Buffalo Bill himself, thanking my grandfather and signing off as your friend. Also, an original cutting from the Newspaper the report of the robbery. and describing the contents. There were gifts of jewellery from King Edward and The Grand Duke of Alexis of Russia as well as other pieces of valuable jewellery and gold. A second newspaper cutting tells of the court case, describes in more detail the fascinating collection of articles that were stolen and the surprising outcome of the case. These items have been in our family for over a hundred years and I hope will give others great pleasure as it has my father, John Maddison Greenwell and myself. Written by Peter John Maddison Greenwell (Grandson). Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Lot 100
Beryl Cook (1926-2008) a rare double sided painting, 'French Tango' and 'The Expedition' oil on board, framed, 113.50cm x 88.50cm. Signed on one side."It’s not just the faces, but the whole of Beryl’s paintings that have a ‘look’. She fills them with bold, clear designs that immediately cheer you up. Her description of the tango bar is very telling. She was uncomfortable when the bar was empty, except for a frenzied couple dancing, but when many more customers arrived she was happier, stopped laughing nervously, and ‘everything settled down’... When you look closely at her compositions you can see that everything in them, every movement, mass, look and shape is balanced or echoed, one by another, until the whole picture seems to dance together." Julian Spalding in Beryl Cook Happy Days, 1995.
Lot 162
Brian Pollard , a rare roundel acrylic on board, 'Merry Go Round', diameter 24" (59cm), Provenance - exhibited at the Barbican Gallery, 'Brian Pollard Exhibition of Paintings & Prints', September 1995 (page 6 of the catalogue). Brian is a member of The Association of British Naïve Artists A.B.N.A and the Plymouth Colour Collective.
Lot 742
'Datejust,' Ref. 1603, Cal. 1560 26-jewel movement, circular silvered sunburst dial with baton markers with back insets and luminous dots, outer black 1/2 minute markers, date aperture, sweep centre seconds, minute and hour hands with luminous inserts, polished and brushed case no. 63**16, with rare faceted hour marker bezel, screw down crown, replaced B200 Jubilee bracelet with 62510H deployant clasp and 555b end links, dial and bracelet signed, original green box, service papers for 1994, 1995 and 2001, together with original box, original dial, original hands, and original Jubilee bracelet with single endpiece36mm diam.Provenance: private collection North Wales, consigned via our Colwyn Bay officeCondition report: Comments: Movement: currently functioning. Dial: replaced 2001, good. Glass: surface scratches. Hands: replaced 2001, good, adjusting correctly. Case: unopened, surface scratches, spring bar holes worn. Crown: adjusting correctly. Bracelet: replaced 2001, moderately streched, light surface marks.Buyer’s Premium = 24% + VAT (28.8) on all lots in this auction (BP is not scaled as with other auctions).
Lot 768
three sections, decorated in Brownfield Wisteria pattern, registration numbers to base ‘117214’ and ‘324028’, dated 11/1907, 26.5cms wideProvenance: deceased estate Ceredigion, consigned via our Carmarthen OfficeAuctioneer’s Note: this example is an extremely rare survivor in very good condition. These sectional dishes were used in the First Class lounges of ‘The Big Three’ – The Titanic, Olympic and Britannic. Manufactured by Stonier & Co of LiverpoolCondition report:Comments: very good overall condition, no evidence of major damage / restoration, minor wear to decoration commensurate with age, paint to one edge
Lot 192
John Chalmers (American, 18th century). One exceedingly rare 1783 three pence coin featuring two arms clasped in friendship along the obverse surrounded by "I. CHALMER, ANNAP'S." The reverse features a branch and wreath surrounded by "THREE ∑ PENCE ∑ 1783 ∑" Graded by PCGS as AU55 meaning that there is full detail with light friction on the high points and considerable luster remains.In the year 1783 John Chalmers produced threepence, sixpence, and shillings in Annapolis, Maryland. These coins served as a means to promote himself as well as earn income. He was a member of the Common Council and may have attended meetings with the Continental Congress. There are very few examples of Chalmer's threepence with an estimated surviving population of around twenty specimens.
Lot 444
Of Classical Italo-Greek form having curved loop handle and shapely neck, the red earthenware body printed in black outline with three robed dancing females, printed mark to base reads 'Dillwyn's Etruscan Ware' in scroll cartouche21cms highDeceased Estate Neath-Port Talbot collectionCondition report: Comments: please examine, rare, please see Swansea's Greek Tragedy - Rogers Jones Co (EN)
Lot 447
Of Classical Italo-Greek form having twin loop handles curved upwards, body over stem support with spreading circular foot, the red earthenware body printed in black outline with standing robed figure, Grecian-key border35cms handle to handleDeceased Estate Neath-Port Talbot collectionCondition report: Comments: please examine for restoration, exceptionally rare item from the scarcely seen Etruscan Ware range, please see Swansea's Greek Tragedy - Rogers Jones Co (EN)
Lot 467
Rare, with everted rim, double scroll and coiled disc handle, solid gilt rims and with gilt cypher, inscribed Swansea17cms highprivate collection Powys, consigned via our Cardiff office, page 137 ‘Swansea Porcelain; Shapes & Decoration’ by Sir Leslie Joseph & Jimmy JonesCondition report: Comments: small hairline at rim behind handle top, gilding worn at rim and rib, firing crack to base of handle.
Lot 468
Rare small cream jug attributed to Thomas Pardoe, of fluted form with loop handle, Chinoiserie decorated in blue and iron red enamelsprivate collection Powys, consigned via our Cardiff officeAuctioneer’s Note: believed to be experimental soaprock based porcelain as referenced in Morton Nance (P.56), rare pre-William Billingsley porcelainCondition report: Comments: localized crazing
Lot 478
Rare shape, rounded rectangular bellied form with collared top, open flower finial, spur handle and acanthus moulding to spout, floral, feather and ribbon decorated in pink, green and iron red enamelsspout to handle 28.5cmsprivate collection Powys, consigned via our Cardiff officeCondition report: Comments: hairlines circling body and base, possibly from firing, stable
Lot 517
Of lobed form and with a formal arrangement of pink roses surrounded by elaborate gilding, the border with a series of eight colourful birds on an intense black background alternating with tinted panels with gilded foliage, impressed NANT GARW CW to base29.5cmsprivate collection Vale of Glamorgan, W D John 'The Nantgarw Porcelain Album', ill. 74 Auctioneer's Note: rare pattern which may have been a single commissioned service, the panels of fairly naive birds to the border contrasting with the more typical rosesCondition report: Comments: repaired
Lot 520
Rare Mackintosh Service coffee can, painted in London by Robbins & Randall with a standing game bird amongst vegetation to the centre of the saucer and interior of the cup and with floral sprays within richly gilded neoclassical bordersprivate collection mid-Wales, consigned via our Cardiff office, made for the 7th Earl of DartmouthAuctioneer's Note: The history of the Mackintosh Service is explained in W D John, Nantgarw Porcelain Album, Supplement No.2. The service was originally owned by the Priest Richards family of 'Plâs Newydd', near Cowbridge, associates of the Marquess of Bute. In 1880, the service was gifted to Ella Priest Richards on the occasion of her marriage to The Mackintosh of Mackintosh. The service was believed to have been ordered by Mortlocks from the London decorators Robbins and Randall. W D John's supplement explains that the decoration was copied from illustrations by Francois Levaillant, published between 1801 and 1806 and attributes the painting to decorator Charles MussCondition report: Comments: wear to gilding
Lot 527
Exceptionally rare taper-stand or chamberstick, circular based with collared nozzle having a stepped rim, with kidney shaped handle, painted by William Billingsley with two scenes of colourful birds perched over a nest, floral gilding and gilt detailing and with an unusual black painted foot6.7cms highfrom the collection of B A (Benjamin Arthur) Williams of Newport, a friend and assistant to W D John in his authorship of the album ‘Swansea Porcelain’, consigned by Mr Williams’ granddaughter, please also see Lots 514, 515, 519, 525, 526, 527 and 528 from the same collection, B A Williams’ label to base, illustrated in Morton Nance ‘The Pottery & Porcelain of Swansea & Nantgarw’, Plate CLXXXIIICondition report: Comments: wear to gilding
Lot 528
Painted by Thomas Pardoe with two woodpecker type birds and a spray of flowers including pink open rose, flanking the inscription ‘Mamma’s Darling’ and initials ‘S M’6cms highfrom the collection of B A (Benjamin Arthur) Williams of Newport, a friend and assistant to W D John in his authorship of the album ‘Swansea Porcelain’, consigned by Mr Williams’ granddaughter, please also see Lots 514, 515, 519, 525, 526, 527 and 528 from the same collection, probably for Clyne Castle, Swansea B A Williams’ label to base inscribed with description and ‘…from Clyne Castle’, the flowers are similarly painted in Lot 525 and 526Auctioneer’s Note: exceptionally rare for Nantgarw porcelain to have a personal inscriptionCondition report: Comments: wear and firing fault only
Lot 532
The cups with gilded double griffon handles flared rim and inverted foot, matching elements London decorated all round with band of garden flowers and roses to a chocolate and pink background, within a gilt dentil border8.8cms highprivate collection north west EnglandCondition report:Comments: a very fine and rare pair of cabinet cups, unrestored or damaged, wear especially to gilt rim of saucer, but overall very fineLater Note: since our initial cataloguing an opinion has been made attributing the cups to Spode. Our attribution to Nantgarw was based on the shapes of the cups, particularly the design / moulding of the handles. However, similar modelling was used by Spode and there are records of matching decoration for Spode (and possibly Coalport) tableware. We have therefore reduced the estimate to reflect this new information and the possible uncertainty of the manufacture. However, the quality of decoration and translucency of porcelain is in line with Nantgarw.
Lot 539
1994 Gwasg Gregynog / Gregynog Press limited edition (66/330) folio (300 x 172mm) edition retold by Glyn Jones and T J Morgan, edited by Jenny Rowland, with engravings by Harry Brockway, bound in quarter cloth with boards with pointillism illustration of the mourning central character300 x 172mmprivate collection Los AngelesAuctioneer's Note: a collection of early Welsh englyn-poems which are rare among medieval Welsh poems for being set in the mouth of a female characterCondition report: Comments: excellent overall, signs of light usage, extremely light early foxing to paper edges
Lot 555
comprising (1) a rare volume of 'The Principles of Collegiate Education Discussed and Elucidated in a Description of Gnoll College, Vale of Neath' 1857 fully bound in polished calf with gilt decoration and titles with Gnoll College crest, (2) 'The Handbook of the Vale of Neath, Railway and Waterfalls', (reprint) and (3)The Official Guide & Hand-Book to Swansea and its District', 1880 by S C Gamwelldeceased estate Neath - Port TalbotCondition report: Comments: please view by appointment to examine
Lot 563
contemporary blind panelled sheep, folio, Philadelphia, Samuel Keimer and Dafydd Harry, 1730290 x 180mm.private collection Cardiff, 'John Francis, 1789 / Elizabeth John / Esau Thomas 1789 / Jonah Francis / 1798 / Evan Davies / Dafydd Lloyd' ownership inscriptions on title and inner front cover.Auctioneer's Note: Rare. The second Welsh book printed in America, and the earliest Welsh concordance to the Bible. Abel Morgan emigrated to Philadelphia in 1712 and became a leader of the Baptists of Pennsylvania. He died in 1722 and eight years later his brother Enoch Morgan and and John Cadwalader edited and published his Cyd-Gordiad. Benjamin Franklin was a printer for Keimer and Harry, but unlikey he would have worked on a Welsh language book.Condition report: Comments: browning and staining throughout, first 15 or so leaves frayed at edges, some loss of leather, spine defective
Lot 571
including New Quay Cardiganshire, by E. B Davies & E. T. Davies, Aberystwyth 1913. Rare and well illustrated little guide book some dozen pages of interesting adverts at the end. Presentation from the authors in pencil on the title page, together with English Methodism in Aberystwyth by Mary Brown, Cambrian News Aber. 1968, illustratedThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian booksCondition report: Comments: (1) very good rare copy in original printed wrapper, (2) very good copy
Lot 584
(1) The Island Chapel of St. Twrog in Severn and the Manors of Tintern Parva and Trellech by James G Wood, Mullock & Sons Limited, 1st. 1922. Very good condition. Green cloth, gilt titles. vi + 144 pages. Scarce. JAMES G. WOOD (1843-1928). Born in Australia He came to the UK as a child. He became a successful lawyer, wrote one of the most valued books detailing the laws relating to the Forest of Dean.(2) Reminiscences of Monmouth, by J. H. Clark, Usk, 1908. 197pp. Original blue cloth a tad stained but a good copy of a rather rare book. With a printed subscribers list and the rare inserted extra subscriber’s leaf(3) Hills and Vales of the Black Mountain District, by Richard Baker-Gabb, Jakeman and Carver, Hereford. 1913. Fold-out map frontis. + black and white plates. Original red textured cloth, A very good copyThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 598
(1) Tales and Sketches of Wales, by Charles Wilkins, Cardiff 1879. Tall 8vo. in original blue cloth – a good copy of an interesting gathering of short pieces on Welsh popular legend , folklore and History. (2) Wales Past and Present, by Charles Wilkins, Merthyr 1870. Tall 8vo. Fine copy in original cloth from the Library of Roland Mathias .(3) Tales from Welsh Wales, by P. H. Emerson, Founded on Fact. D. Nutt 1894. Later cloth binding An interesting collection of curious tales compiled by this writer more famous for his pioneering early photographic work around the Norfolk Broads. Stories on, John Jones of Angle sea, The Welsh Wandering Jew, Old Anglesey Days, A Welsh Sailors Yarn, Dick Canoe, Legend of Pennon House etc etc. Rare.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 614
for the Purpose of Forming a Continuation of the Myfyrian Archaiology; and Subsequently Proposed as materials for a New History of Wales. Llandovery William Rees for the Welsh Mss Society. 1st ed, 1848. Small 4to. pp; xi, 712. Engraved frontis & 3 additional illustrations. Bi-lingual text in Welsh and English. Edges of text block soiled, partial separation of front internal hinge. A very good copy in original dark green, blind-stamped cloth, lettered gilt to spine. Mild rubbing and bumping to extremities, An increasingly rare edition of this monumental collection of early Welsh writings,.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 619
London Sampson Low; 1881 First Edition. 8 interests. Very well illustrated. Original blue decorated covers, slight chipped edges and top of spine but a good copy of a rare book. The somewhat eccentric author was an American who was the United State Consulate in Cardiff wrote other books of history and Welsh folk-loreThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 633
(1) Celtic Remains, by Lewis Morris(2) The Elucidarium and other tracts in Welsh from Llyvyr agkyr Llandewivrevi A.D. 1346, by John Morris and Rhys John, (Jesus college ms. 119). Oxford 1894, 4to, In a modern cloth blue binding . Rare (3) The Itinerary in Wales of John Leland 1536-1539, by Lucy Toulmin Smith, London 1906. Small folio, Large fold-out map. Some Library marks but a good copy in faded original cloth.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 634
(1) The Welshman's Candle, by Rhys Richard, translated by Rev William Evans, Carmarthen 1771. Original old calf refurbished. List of subscribers, Old Manuscript note on prelims. (Libri Walliae 4132). Rare Carmarthen printing. The first English Edition of 'Canwyll y Cymry', first published in Welsh in 1681, it became as important to the people of Wales as the translation of 'Taith y Pererin' (Pilgrim's Progress) by John Bunyan. A scarce edition but needs rebinding.(2) The Welshman's Candle Canwyll Y Cymry, by Rees Prichard, Caerfyrddin 1808 Good copy in later half calf.(3) Y Parch. Rhys: Y Seren Foreu neu Ganwyll y Cymru, by Rees Prichard, Llanymddyfri 1841. 8vo. Fine engraved frontispiece. Full calf, some leather missing from spine but very clean inside.The Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
Lot 641
(1) The Laws of Howel Dda: A Facsimile Reprint of Llanstephan MS 116 in the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, Sotherans 1912. A fine copy in original cloth Green embossed cloth, gilt coat of arms to upper cover. 300 copies only – uncommon .(2) A Glossary of Mediaeval Welsh Law, Manchester University Press 1913. Large 8vo. Very fine copy in original cloth and original dust-jacket. Rare thusThe Jeff Towns Collection of Welsh related antiquarian books
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