Praeger (S. Rosamond) The Olde Irishe Rimes of Brian O`Linn, 1901, 4to., pages loose, some pencil scribbles, cloth-backed pictorial boards; Harland (Margaret), The Yellow Witch Book, 1905, cloth-backed pictorial boards; Hassall (John) (illus.), Favourite Nursery Rhymes, nd., 4to., presentation inscription with sketch to endpaper, signed by artist, cloth-backed pictorial boards; id. An Active Army Alphabet, 1899, 4to., pages loose, some pencil scribbles, cloth-backed pictorial boards (worn); Gallico (Paul) & Scott (Peter), The Snow Goose, 1946, pen and ink sketch of goose to half title, signed and dated by Scott, dust wrapper (worn); Dasent (G. W.), Norse Fairy Tales, nd., illus. by R.L. & H.J. Knowles, pictorial boards (worn); with a small quantity of others (qty)
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Edwards (Lionel) Huntsmen Past and Present, 1929, first edition, 4to., colour and plain plates, dust wrapper; id., A Leicestershire Sketch Book, 1935, first edition, 4to., colour and plain plates, original cloth; Dawson (Lionel), Sport in War, 1936, 4to., colour and plain plates, original cloth; with twenty-one others illustrated by the artist (24)
A Crimea Medal with Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann and Sebastopol clasps, (Qr.Master Denis O’Hara 17th Lancers), together with related framed print. “During the Charge after reaching the guns he rallied some of the int. remnants of the 17th Lancers and joined Morris’ horsemen, they then sliced through the Russian Cavalry and eventually returned to the English lines. He also helped to bring Morris in from under fire and tried to stop the bleeding from a head wound until assistant Surgeon Cattel arrived. With the service troops the entire period 1st January 1854 to the 1st January 1856. There is a painting by Orlando Norie in the 17th Lancers Museum”. At the battle of Inkerman, O`Hara, with the assistance of his brother James and Corporal Morley helped bring in the mortally wounded Cornet Cleveland. In Morley’s account on Page 21, there is a sketch showing Cleveland being carried by three men. Appointed Quarter Master 2nd Februrary 1855. Resigned 18th April 1856. Extract from “Forgotten Heroes” by Roy Dutton included with the kind permission of the author.
Sporting and Natural History. ALDIN (Cecil) The Romance of the Road, London: Eyre and Spottiswoode 1928, 4to, coloured plates, blue cloth (edge worn); EDWARDS (Lionel) My Irish Sketch Book, Collins 1938, cloth gilt (stained); BROWN and AMADON Eagles, Hawks & Falcons of the World, 2 volumes, Country Life 1968, brown cloth gilt in tatty slip case; and others (a box)
Houghton, M. “Views of the China Seas & Macao taken during Capt. D. Ross’ Surveys by M. Houghton. ” A disbound small folio album containing 40 drawings of various sizes, in pencil and pen and ink,many of the latter with sepia or grey/black washes. The drawings vary in size between approximately 3in x 4in to 8in x 14in and they are dated between 1816 and 1819. With the exception of the title page, the drawings are laid down on to the pages of the album and supplied with simple wash line mounts. Many have been cut out (presumably from sketch books) and have contemporary titles; those without titles are captioned beneath in what would appear to be a later hand. * Captain Daniel Ross was sent by the East India Company to Cochin China to survey the Paracel Islands in 1807, he completed charts of the south coast of China in that year and his work continued throughout the next decade or so and his charts were finally published in 1821. The arrangement of the drawings in the album is not chronological and they are most probably a personal selection from a larger body of work. That they were drawn “on the spot” is evidenced by one of the additional notes beneath the drawing of Hysansue Harbour in the Yellow Sea where the name of H. M S. Alceste is noted. The Alceste was the vessel that took Lord Amherst, in 1814, on his Embassy to China in his efforts to help the East India Company’s trading with the Chinese and which was later, whilst on an exploratory voyage in the region, wrecked on a rock in the Java Sea, the crew rescued and the vessel burnt by Malay Dyaks. It is therefore quite possible that both men were on this vessel at some point (this particular drawing is dated 1816). Two of the highlights of the collection are the view of “Singapore from the Rocky Point. 1819” this was the year that Stamford Raffles established a settlement here; and the fine drawing of the “Franciscan Monastery at Macao. ”
Two Framed Sanguine Prints: An 18th century engraving by Demarteau after Boucher entitled; `Tiré du Cabinet de Madame d`Azaincourt` No. 45, 8¾ ins x 6¼ ins (22 cms x 16 cms), mounted in a moulded gilt frame 14¼ ins x 10½ ins (36 cms x 27 cms). A lithographic sketch: two views of a child`s head, 10½ ins x 9 ins (27 cms x 23 cms), in a gilt frame 14¾ ins x 13½ ins (37.5 cms x 34 cms).
Howard (H.E.) The British warblers 2 vol. 35 chromolithograph plates by Henrik Gronvold 12 tinted maps and 51 photogravure plates a unique copy the plain plates all with hand-coloured duplicates pencil sketch of whitethroats by H. Goodchild (dated 1915) mounted as frontispiece to vol.1 contemporary half green morocco t.e.g. the part issue titles and some cancelled leaves bound at the end A.L.s. from the author tipped in the Quaritch copy with Howard Radclyffe`s ms. note at the front folio 1907-14. ***Half a dozen of the hand-coloured duplicates are proofs before letters suggesting a close connection with the production of the book; could the colourist be Gronvold himself? In one case (male grasshopper warbler vol.2 p. 174) there are three states of the plate: plain photogravure (as published) the hand-coloured version and what seems to be an attempted colour-printed version presumably cancelled..
Paget (Charles & James) Sketch of the natural first edition issue with London imprint half calf by Diboll of Yarmouth with additions including a letter from Sir James 1834 § Lubbock (Richard) Observations on the fauna of Norfolk folding map half calf Stevenson`s memoir of the author bound in Norwich 1848; and another all 3 with AH Patterson`s bookplate 8vo(3)
Patterson (A. Man and nature on the broads; Ramble [3 copies of each] the first title in variant bindings of red green and blue cloth blocked in gilt and silver (the first inscribed with a sketch of a Grebe) the second title in variant bindings of blue pale green and brown cloth the first with bird blocked in black but with g.e. the others with bird blocked in silver but plain edges 4to Thomas Mitchell [1895-96]; and 13 others by or about Patterson v.s.(19) ***Rambles seems to have eluded copyright since no copies are on Copac(or World cat for that matter); however there are 4 copies in Norfolk libraries mostly in the Yarmouth strong room..
Patterson (A.) Catalogue of the birds of Great Yar Rough notes on the fish and fishes of east Suffolk together 2 vol. one of 100 and 111 copies respectively original printed boards morocco or cloth spine Great Yarmouth 1901-10; and 6 others by the same one with a sketch by Patterson tipped in 8vo(8)
Robjent-The Partridge[& The Pheasant] together 2 vol. numbers 91 & 118 respectively of 300 copies signed by the author and artist and with an original signed sepia sketch mounted colour plates and sepia-printed illustrations by Richard Robjent captioned tissue guards original pictorial blue/red half morocco gilt gilt spines in compartments with bird motifs t.e.g. original pictorial cloth slip-cases 1993 [& 1995]; with portfolios of signed proofs for the 5 game volumes and the volume on sporting wildfowl each limited to 50 copies loose in matching original pictorial half morocco portfolios gilt 1989-99 4to Holt(8) IMPORTANT: This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Darwin (Charles) On the Origin of Species third edition 1 folding plate half-title 2pp. publisher`s advertisements at end half-title marked occasional pencil highlighting some pulling with minor separation split at endpapers original cloth printed cover-sheet relating to Darwin`s funeral service mounted onto verso of front fly-leaf ink name on half-title bookplate original green blind-tooled cloth gilt spine minor rubbing small split near head of spine [Freeman 381] 12mo 1861. ***Printed in a run of 2000 copies this edition is notable for the first inclusion of the Historical Sketch and table of differences between this and previous editions..
Harcourt A Sketch of Madeira; 1851 first edition half-title wood-engraved frontispiece additional pictorial title 2 folding maps 4 plates and illustrations 32pp. advertisments at end some foxing original cloth spine slightly darkened some light staining slight fraying to spine ends and corners 1851 § [Madeira Printing] Hosmer (Rev. A.H.) A Letter on Episcopal Jurisdiction Particularly with Reference to...Madeira Chaplaincy... first edition modern boards Funchal 1853 § Spice (R.P.) The Hermit of Westminster Wandering About Madeira 1883 first edition presentation copy from the author plates original cloth rubbed privately printed 1883; and 7 others 19th century works on Madeira including an 1891 Reid Guide-book 8vo et infra(10)
Manuscript Logbook.- Expedition of Captain Beechey sailor`s logbook on board the sloop The Adventure under the command of Captain William Henry Smyth sailing east from Tripoli and undertaking a survey of the north coast of Africa manuscript in a neat hand in ink 12ff. some mounted on the album leaves with 8 pen and ink sketches most with wash 1 pencil sketch and 2 pen and ink maps some album leaves at end excised contemporary half sheep over marbled boards spine repaired oblong 4to [1821-22]. ***A published record of the voyage by Captain Frederick William Beechey appeared in 1828 but a quite immediate and eloquent account is preserved in this sailor`s logbook as well. The unknown writer reveals a strong interest in the history and culture of northern Africa from the region`s Roman past to its contemporary Arab influence. An attuned observer he notes the “disdain” with which many Arab tribes look upon their African neighbours “who are ignorant of the language of the Koran.” Along with two maps of areas surveyed the work contains skilled pencil and ink drawings including a particularly evocative piece featuring a lone date palm “the only one seen on the coast...in a distance of 400 miles.” Similarly stark yet moving descriptions appear in his writing as he views the passing shore as a “desolate waste without tree or house or tent or anything to distinguish one part from another but the windings of a marsh which threads its dark surface and is lost in different parts of the unbroken horizon.” .
[Archery]. Waring, Thomas. A Treatise on Archery, or the Art of Shooting with the Long Bow...; likewise A Dissertation on the Steel Cross Bow... to which is added A Summary Sketch of the Laws of Archers, sold by the author, London 1814. Rebacked boards, frontispiece, a further engraved plate illustration, octavo.
Books: Assorted titles including; Lionel Edwards `Sketches in Stable & Kennel`, tipped in plates and illustrations, 1933; Lionel Edwards `My Hunting Sketch Book Vols. I & II, 1st editions; A. J. Munnings `Horses and English Life`; Anthony Trollope `Hunting Sketches`, pub. Hutchinson & Co.,1934; `The Jockey Club` pub. London 1792, leather bound edition, bears library plate for Lord Wenman; and others (11)
`Robert Burns` original head & shoulders pencil and crayon sketch on grey paper inscriptions to bottom right hand corner `To my friend ?.....Robert ?...1798` and half way down left hand side pencil note indistictive slightly soiled dampstained matted glazed and framed 140 x 120mm. [?Edinburgh?] [late 18th century] ***After the painting by Alexander Nasmyth..

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