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Click here to subscribeGB.- QV - QEII. Stanley Gibbons Great Britain Stamp Album, 4 vols, reasonably comprehensive but lacking a few early high value examples, mostly used, hinge mounted and unmounted; and another 3 vols Stanley Gibbons Great Britian Stamp Album set, fine, mint, only partially complete, very little QV, getting more comprehensive with time, (3000+ stamps), (7).
Portugal.- Faria y Sousa (Emanuel) The History of Portugal..., translated by Capt. John Stevens, first English edition, lightly browned, a few rust spots, contemporary calf, rather worn, for W.Rogers and Abel Roper..., [1698] § [Dumouriez (C.F.)] État Présent du Royaume de Portugal, en l'année MDCCLXVI, first edition, half-title, ink ownership stamp to verso of title, staining to a few leaves, contemporary sprinkled calf, spine gilt with red morocco label, rubbed, Lausanne, François Grasset & Co., 1775, 8vo & 12mo (2)
§ Laurence Stephen Lowry, RBA, RA (British, 1887-1976) Fever Van signed lower right in pen "L S Lowry" and with the Fine Art Trade Guild blind stamp offset lithograph 45 x 53cm (18 x 21in) The fever van was the colloquial term in the north of England for the ambulance that transported patients with infectious diseases, usually scarlet fever or diphtheria, to the local isolation or infectious diseases hospital. These vehicles were in existence throughout the country from around 1910 to the 1950s and had various nicknames. Condition: In a good condition, there are no visible faults. Margins seem clean and there are no signs of any offset stains from the mount. Not examined out of frame.
§ Laurence Stephen Lowry, RBA, RA (British, 1887-1976) The Lake limited edition gouttelette, one of 35 copies, with a framed certificate of authenticity offset lithograph 66 x 80cm (26 x 31in) Please note this edition was not signed by the artist. Chelsea Green blind stamp to lower right corner.
§ Laurence Stephen Lowry, RBA, RA (British, 1887-1976) Steps at Wick, Caithness limited edition gouttelette, one of 95 copies, with a framed certificate of authenticity offset lithograph 66 x 80cm (26 x 31in) Other Notes: The original painting of this scene was painted in 1936 and was sold at Bonhams, London for £890,500 on 20th November 2013. Please note this edition was not signed by the artist. Chelsea Green blind stamp to lower right corner.
JANSEN, CORNELIUS - PARAPHRASIS IN PSALMOS OMNES DAVIDICOS cum argumentis et Annotationibus [bound with:] IN PROVERBIA SALOMONIS ACCURATISSIMA ET DOCTISSIMA COMMENTARIA. Lugduni (Lyon, France), Apud Petrum Landry, 1596. Two volumes bound in one, thick folio, titles in red and black with large woodcut printer's devices, leaves from another 16th century work bound in as endpapers, woodcut initial letters throughout, first title with manuscript annotations, bottom corner of first few leaves worn/dog-eared, bound in limp vellum with elaborate manuscript lettering to spine. Jansen (1510-1576) was the first Bishop of Ghent; TAMBURINI, TOMASSO - OPERA OMNIA Venetiis (Venice), Apud Antonium Giraldi, 1689. Two volumes bound as one, folio, half-title with early manuscript annotation, title pages in red and black with large woodcut printer's devices, full vellum, spine worn and upper joint cracked. Tamburini (1591-1675) was an Italian Jesuit moral theologian who entered the Society of Jesus when fifteen years old. He was professor of philosophy for four years, of dogmatic theology seven years, of moral theology seventeen years, and was rector of various colleges; plus another 17th century folio theological work (3)++JANSEN - bottom corner of first few leaves frayed and dog-eared, vellum worn at corners with loss, spine dulled TAMBURINI - spine worn, joints cracked. from the library of St Augustine, Ramsgate, with their book-label and stamp to title All three folios with some browning of text, typical of European paper of this period
CAUTY, HENRY EVANS - DISEASES OF THE SKIN London, Churchill, 1874. First edition, 8vo, old library stamps, publisher's green cloth; COOTE, HOLMES - ON JOINT DISEASES Their Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment. London, Hardwicke, 1867. 8vo, half red calf, library stamp to title; DIEULAFOY, Dr GEORGES - A TREATISE ON THE PNEUMATIC ASPIRATION OF MORBID FLUIDS. London, Smith, Elder, & Co, 1873. 8vo, lib stamps, publisher's brown cloth; and 15 others, 19th century all 8vo with old lib stamps (18)
ALIBERT, J L - CLINIQUE DE L'HOPITAL SAINT-LOUIS, OU TRAITE COMPLET DES MALADIES DE LA PEAU Contenant la Description de ces Maladies et leurs Meileurs Modes de Traitement. Paris, B Cormon et Blanc, 1833. Elephant folio, engraved frontispiece, 62 fine lithographed plates (all hand-coloured), text with spotting in parts, plates which face text affected by some offsetting/foxing whilst those which are bound consecutively are mostly clean. Reference: Garrison-Morton #3986-7 and other entries - "Contains Alibert's 'family tree' of dermatoses, a classification later discarded for Willan's scheme...the book is also notable for its illustrations, the first on its subject in a French book [for the edition of 1806], and for its original description of mycosis fungoides"++Later cloth, corners a bit bumped and a little worn, text is variously affected by spotting , noticeably at the front and end of the book, although the margins are wide, some of the plates towards the end of the book have been slightly cropped by the binder with the loss of the occasional plate number (situated at the top edge of the leaves) or the first few letters of the legend (likewise printed at the top edge), plates which face text affected by offsetting/foxing whilst those which are bound consecutively are mostly clean, very small library stamp on both free end-papers only
[MEDICINE] PERSHING, HOWELL T - THE DIAGNOSIS OF NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES London, Rebman, 1901. 8vo, cloth, stamp to title, illustrations; FOSTER, M - A TEXT BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY London, Macmillan, 1884. 8vo, illustrations, cloth; BROCK, SAMUEL - THE BASIS OF CLINICAL NEUROLOGY Baltimore, W Wood, 1938. 8vo, cloth; DU BOIS, EUGENE - BASAL METABOLISM IN HEALTH AND DISEASE Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1936. 8vo, cloth; and approx 74 others, all related, a good collection, including some volumes from the estate of Dr. Macdonald Critchley, past President of the World Federation of Neurologists (approx 78)
BURNET, GILBERT - AN EXPOSITION OF THE THIRTY-NINE ARTICLES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND London, R Roberts, 1699. First edition, folio, half-title present, full calf, joints cracked and hinges weak, armorial bookplate of John Hort of Dublin dated 1757++Unobtrusive ink stamp to title and half-title, internally good, binding worn at bottom corners, both joints cracked and holding by cords, boards rubbed with some wear
AVERILL, CHARLES - A SHORT TREATISE ON OPERATIVE SURGERY describing the Principal Operations..... Designed for the use of Students in Operating on the Dead Body. London, published by Jackson, Borough,1825. Second edition, 8vo, 4 plates (3 folding) of surgical implements as called for, spotting to plates, title with stamp of the Richmond Physical Society, recently rebound in quarter brown calf with marbled boards++spotting to plates with some offsetting to adjacent leaves, title with 19th century ink stamp of the Richmond Physical Society, recently rebound in quarter brown calf with marbled boards, new endpapers.
BURNS, JOHN - POPULAR DIRECTIONS FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN London, Longman, 1811. Early edition, 8vo, contemporary quarter calf with marbled boards; SCUDAMORE, CHARLES M.D. - A TREATISE ON THE NATURE AND CURE OF GOUT AND RHEUMATISM, Including General Considerations on Morbid States of the Digestive Organs; some Remarks on Regimen; and Practical Observations on Gravel. London, printed for the Author, 1819. Third edition, 8vo, title with ink stamp of the Richmond Physical Society, and to the reverse that of the Richmond Hospital Dublin, contemporary quarter calf with marbled boards (2)++BURNS - occasional light browning/spotting to the text, binding rubbed with some wear to boards and extremities, spine lacks title label SCUDAMORE - title with two ink stamps and a little spotting, text generally clean, binding rubbed/worn with small chip to top right of spine
PEARSON, JOHN [SURGEON] - PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON CANCEROUS COMPLAINTS: with an Account of some Diseases which have been Confounded with the Cancer. Also, critical remarks on some of the operations performed in cancerous cases. London, printed for the Author, 1793. First edition, title and two prelim leaves with surgical library ink stamps, contemporary quarter calf, worn; DE STYRAP, JUKES - A CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS London, H K Lewis, 1895. Original cloth; FERGUSSON, WILLIAM - A SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL SURGERY London, John Churchill, 1857. Fourth edition, later quarter calf; and 3 others, including a 1678 defective copy of William Salmon's 'New London Dispensatory' (6)++PEARSON - title dusty with some spotting, surgical library ink stamp, two ink stamps to preface, binding rubbed/worn DE STYRAP - good FERGUSSON - good, very occasional spotting but clean and fresh, numerous engravings in text, rebound but binding in good condition
[ELIOT, GEORGE pseudonym of EVANS, MARY ANNE] - A FAMILY ARCHIVE OF MATERIAL RELATING TO THE EVANS FAMILY, INCLUDING 3 ITEMS SIGNED BY MARY ANNE EVANS comprising: I) An undated letter written by Mary Ann Evans to 'Fanny' (Evans, her half-sister by their common father, Robert Evans Senior), and signed "Marian Evans"; II) A small book (Isaac Watts, Psalms Hymns etc., published 1828) presented by Mary Anne Evans to Mrs Houghton (Fanny Houghton nee Evans), with inscription on front free end-paper "Mrs Houghton with the love of her affectionate sister Mary Anne" and dated March 31 1836, with a further written quotation by Mary Anne below (taken from The Psalms), the book in a fine 'cathedral' binding by Remnant & Edmonds of London, with their stamp at bottom of both boards; III) A small book (The Book of Psalms, published in London by Hamilton, Adams, and Co, early 19th century) presented by Mary Anne Evans with inscription on front free end-paper "Mrs Houghton with the love of her sister Mary Ann May 1838", the book bound in a red leather wallet-style binding; IV) A copy of the 'George Eliot Birthday Book' (title page missing but circa 1879/1880), in green publisher's cloth (missing spine), with numerous entries, 19th century and later, of birthdays and deaths of many members of the Evans family and others, some entries signed in person; V) Correspondence between various family members and Gordon S Height, the American publisher of the 7-volume 'George Eliot Letters', with several references to the letter mentioned above; VI) An undated mid-19th century letter from Sarah Ann Evans, wife of Mary Anne Evans' half-brother (Robert Evans, by their common father, Robert Evans Senior) to "Eva"; VII) Several dozen other related/unrelated items including: 19th century photographs of members of the Evans family; an 'Army & Navy Birthday Book' circa 1890 with m/s entries for the Evans family and others; an 1859 letter to Mary Anne's half-brother Robert Evans signed "Newcastle" (5th Duke of Newcastle); various family trees, indenture documents, printed material, etc. Provenance: by descent, from members of the Evans family and related families of Allen and others, much of the material having been passed down through several generations, and worthy of further research. New items relating to George Eliot rarely become available (a quantity)++The three signed 'George Eliot' items are all in very good condition. Other items vary.
A rare Royal Doulton prototype character jug of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Original Sample stamp with ' This Item Is The Property Of Royal Doulton And Title To The Property Remains With The Company At All Time. Measures 17cms high. Note; from an extensive private collection of Royal Doulton. The vast majority of items are free from any damage or restoration, and are in great condition. Buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to condition of individual lots prior to bidding as condition on some, will vary.
A Royal Doulton Prince Philip of Spain colourway character jug having gilt details with Doulton stamp to base. Measures 16cms high. Note; from an extensive private collection of Royal Doulton. The vast majority of items are free from any damage or restoration, and are in great condition. Buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to condition of individual lots prior to bidding as condition on some, will vary.
A Strand stamp album with strong collection of stamps to include British, penny red etc, Russian, Portugese colonies, Siam, Saar, South African, Southern Rhodesia, Nyasaland Protectorate, New Zealand, Iran, Malta, Indian Native States, German, Dutch, French, Falkland Islands, China, Danish, Czech, Canada, Ceylon. Belgian Congo, Solomon Islands, Belgian and many more
A fantastic Wedgwood fairyland lustre large bowl having a blue exterior with yellow interior The bowl having a silvered border with central medallion depicting Chinoiserie decoration with scenes of figures and foliage with gilt detailing. Wedgwood circa 1900 back stamp to base. Measures 11 cm high and 25.5 cm diameter.
6 X Provincial Banknotes comprising: Bristol Tolzey Bank One Pound 1818 for Samuel Worrall & Andrew Pope; obv. stamped 'First Dividend Paid' & rev. bankruptcy proceedings stamp; small edge tear to right below signature of Andrew Pope, staining & ingrained dirt & numerous weaknesses where paper has worn along fold lines, paper limp but no pieces of note missing, Good to VG, together with Totnes Bank 5 x unissued sight notes for Wise, Farwell & Bentall dated 18--(x4) & 180-, all with folds & creases & a couple with foxing stains, generally GFine or+
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