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Lot 136
A pair of circa 1900 Austrian cold-painted bronze figures of a cockerel and hen by Franz Bergman, each with glass eyes and bearing Bergman vase stamp CONDITION REPORTS Height of cockerel approx 28cm, height of hen approx 23cm. Both with wear and scuffs and some losses to the painted decoration, and quite a lot of losses to the red decoration to the combs. Some denting and mis-shaping to tail feathers. Some losses and flaking to decoration throughout. Some scratches. Some darkened areas around the legs, so it is not known whether they may have been some repairs to these areas.
Lot 13
Moutonnet de Clairfons (Julien Jacques) - Galéide, ou le Chat de la Nature, engraved frontispiece by Leclerc (lightly foxed and offset onto title), bookplate of Paul Muret, contemporary calf, gilt border, g.e., rebacked in red morocco with green morocco onlays and stamped in gilt, rubbed, corners repaired, Galéopolis [Paris], chez Galéophile, rue des Chats, à l'enseigne du Matou, An VI (1798) § [Sewrin (Charles Augustin Bassompiere)] Histoire d'une Chatte Écrite par elle-même, half-title, engraved frontispiece, signed by the publisher on verso of title as usual, li ghtly browned, small repairs to fore-edge of half-title, later morocco-backed marbled boards, spine gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, rubbed, Paris, Mme Masson, 1802 § [Moncrif (François Augustin Paradis de)] 9 etched plates engraved by Caylus, 1 folding after Coypel, folding genealogical table of the brindled cat, errata with etched illustration and 4pp. approbation/privilege at end, woodcut decorations, trimmed, ex-Grolier Club library with bookplate and release stamp, late nineteenth century morocco, g.e., rubbed, spine browned and slightly chipped at head, [Cohen-de Ricci 721], Paris, G.-F. Quillau, 1727, first editions , 8vo & 12mo (3) The first scarce.
Lot 132
Fleming (Ian) - Moonraker, first edition, ex-library copy, small ink stamp to title, half-title and front free endpaper, very occasional foxing, adhesion marks to front free endpaper and rear pastedown, browning to half-title and p.256, bookplates, original boards, joints splitting at foot, 8vo, 1955.
Lot 141
Forster (E.M.) - Where Angels Fear to Tread, advertisements, some ff. loose, library labels to endpapers, Boots library stamp to upper cover, 1905 § Carroll (Lewis) Sylvie and Bruno, illustrations by Harry Furniss, ink inscription to title, slight shelf-lean, g.e., 1889 § Jerome (Jerome K.) Three Men in a Boat, first issue, illustrations by A.Frederics, ink inscription to title, bookplate, light browning to half-title, slight shelf-lean, 1889, first editions, spine darkened, spine ends and corners a little bumped ; and 6 others, similar, 8vo (9)
Lot 193
Kafka (Franz) - Conversation with the Supplicant, translated by Willa & Edwin Muir, number 92 of 100 copies signed by the artist , 8 lithographs by Claire van Vliet, uncut, loose as issued in original cloth drop-back box, West Burke, Vt., Janus Press, 1971 § Flaubert (Gustave) The Temptation of Saint Anthony, translated by Lafcadio Hearn, one of 140 copies, printed in orange and black, loose disbound sheets, uncut, Kentfield, Ca., Allen Press, 1974 § Virgil. The Georgics, translated by Dryden, limited edition signed by the artist and printer, with embossed presentation stamp, wood-engravings plates by Bruno Bramanti, original cloth-backed boards, spine faded, slip-case (rubbed), 1952 § Little Flowers of Saint Francis of Assisi (The), limited edition signed by the artist, wood-engravings by Paolo Molnar, original patterned cloth, uncut, spine slightly faded, slip-case (rubbed), New York, 1930, plates and illustrations, the last two printed by the Officina Bodoni of Verona for the Limited Editions Club ; and 2 others, limited, folio & 4to (6)
Lot 194
Louÿs (Pierre) - Le Crepuscule des Nymphes, number III of 75 copies on grey paper for the Société des Amis des Editions Montaigne with the society's stamp, from an edition limited to 552, 5 woodcut plates by Jean Saint-Paul, original pictorial wrappers, uncut and unopened, glacine wrapper, Pari s, 1925 § Rinbaud (Arthur) Illuminations, limited edition, colour plates after Zao Wou ki, light foxing at beginning and end, sheets folded and loose as issued in original wrappers, glacine wrapper, spine a little yellowed and nicked, slip-case (rubbed and foxed), Paris, 1966, 8vo & 4to (2)
Lot 230
Potter (Beatrix) - The Tale of Mr. Tod, presentation blind-stamp to title, frontispiece detached, light scattered spotting to endpapers, spine a little worn at head, spine ends and corners a little bumped, 1912; The Tale of Pigling Bland, light foxing to endpapers, light rubbing to extremities, an excellent copy, 1913, first editions, frontispeices and illustrations, original boards with pictorial onlays, spines a little darkened, 16mo (2)
Lot 268
Britten (F.J.) - Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers, illustrations, original cloth, 1922 § Christy (Miller) The Bryant and May Museum of Fire-Making Appliances, 2 vol. (including supplement) original cloth backed wrappers , 1926-28 § Chaffers (William) and H.M. Cundall. The New Keramic Gallery, 2 vol., plates and illustrations, name stamp to foot of several ff., original cloth, dust-jacket , 1926; and c.30 others, Furniture & Crafts, 8vo & 4to (c.35)
Lot 309
Mounteney-Jephson (A.J) - Emin Pasha and the Rebellion at the Equator with the Revision and Co-operation of Henry M. Stanley, first edition , portrait, tissue guard, folding map, folding facsimile letter, plates and illustrations, advertisement leaf at end, National Liberal Club stamp on title verso, bookplate, 'presented by H. Burges Watson', his stamp on back of portrait and map, rtubbed, hinges cracked , 1890 § Slatin (Rudolf C., Pasha ) Fire and Sword in the Sudan, a Personal Narrative of Fighting and Serving the Dervishes, 1879-1895, fourth edition, half-title, portrait, tissue guard, 2 folding maps, partly coloured, plates, 32 pp. advertisments at end, name on half-title, rubbed & marked, foot of spine, damaged , 1896, 8vo (2)
Lot 327
Phillipps (L. March) - In the Desert, frontispiece and plates, publisher In the Desert, frontispiece and plates, publisher's file copy with ink stamp, original cloth, edges uncut, 1 905 § Asher (Michael) A Desert Dies, illustrations, original boards, dust-jacket, New York, 1986; and a quantity of others, Middle East and Africa, v.s., v.d. (qty).
Lot 329
-. Simpson (Joe) - Touching the Void, first edition, first impression with incorrect ISBN no. on verso of title (different to that on dust-jacket), signed by the author and Chris Bonington on title, and by his climbing partner, Simon Yates, on dedication, with ink ex libris stamp on half-title and embossed stamp on front free endpaper, 1988 § Neate (Jill) High Asia: An Illustrated History of the 7,000 metre Peaks, 1989 § Gulatee (B.L.) The Height of Mounte Everest, Survey of India Technical Paper No.8, folding charts, with 2 articles by J.de Graaff-Hunter loosely inserted to stapled in at end, original wrappers, browned, spine a little worn, n.p., 1954, the first two with illustrations, original boards with dust-jackets, the first price-clipped and very slightly faded on spine, 8vo & 4to (3) The first tells the extraordinary story of the ascent by the author and Simon Yates of Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. Having reached the summit Simpson fell during the descent causing horrific injuries. Yates attempted to lower him down in stages on a rope but he slipped over an edge and Yates, unable to pull him up, had to make the appalling decision to cut the rope. Thinking Simpson was undoubtedly dead Yates returned to camp but after three days, just as Yates was about to leave the area, Simpson crawled into camp.
Lot 337
Hughes (Thomas, editor) - G.T.T. Gone to Texas Letters From Our Boys, stamp to Title and P.v, original cloth, Macmillan, 1894 § Greenwood (James) Wild Sports of the World, coloured frontispiece, maps and woodcut illustrations, contemporary half calf, dulled and rubbed, S.O.Beeton, 1864, plus related vol., v.s. (qty)
Lot 360
Commissioners - for the Improvement of the Metropolis . Appendix to Report on... for the Improvement of the Metropolis . Appendix to Report on Thames Embankment , 62 folding lithograph maps, plans, , many hand-coloured, a few frayed or creased at fore-edges, the first loose, few small tears, without title, or most of text, folding tables, some browning or marking, library bookplate, stamp on fly-leaf and first map, contemporary cloth, worn, front hinge broken, front cover partly loose, folio, 1844, sold not subject to return.
Lot 363
Nelson (John) - The History, Topography, and Antiquities of the Parish of St. Mary Islington, folding engraved map, 12 plates , extra-illustrated with a folding map and c.65 portraits and plates, 1 loose, some spotting and offsetting, contemporary half morocco, rubbed, t.e.g., 4to, 1811 § Lewis (Samuel) The History and Topography of the Parish of Saint Mary, Islington, additional engraved title, folding map, text-illustrations, some spotting, contemporary half calf, 4to , 1842 § Foster (B.) Ye History of ye Priory and Gate of St. John, engraved frontispiece and title, text-illustrations, library bookplate, stamp and number on title verso, modern cloth, blind-stamped, small 4to, Pickering , 1851 § Coull (Thomas) The History & Traditions of Islington, advertisments at beginning and end, original printed wrappers, vignette on front cover, name at head, worn and marked, spinemostly defective, 8vo , 1864 § Miller (Thomas) Picturesque Sketches of London, Past and Present, frontispiece, additional title, plates, text-illustrations, original cloth, blind-stamped and gilt, 8vo, n.d . § Norman (Philip) Cromwell House, Highgate, frontispiece, plates, library bookplate, stamps on verso of title and plates, half morocco, rubbed, original wrappers bound-in, 8vo, 1917 (6).
Lot 397
Dresser (H.E.) - Eggs of the Birds of Europe, 106 colour plates, illustrations, bookplate of Robert Washington Oates, titles with small ink stamp of Bibliotheca Oatesiana and embossed address at head, contemporary half crimson morocco, by Geo. & A.Grant of Maiden Lane, City of London, with their ticket, the original part issue wrappers bound in, spines gilt, t.e.g., a little rubbed at edges, [Anker 121; Nissen IVB 268], 4to, published by the author, 1910.
Lot 4
Commines (Philip de) - The Memoirs...Containing the History of Lewis XI, & Charles VIII, KIngs of France, engraved frontispiece, trimmed at foot, 4 pp. advertisments at end, some staining and spotting, contemporary mottled calf, runned, front hinge damaged, J. Starkey , 1674 § Strada (Famianus) Histoire de la Guerre de Flandre, translated by P. Du Ryer, 3 vol., mixed edition, titles in red and black with vignettes, engraved additional title, 4 portraits, 10 folding plates, name & name stamp on first vol. end-papers & title, bookplates, contemporrary speckled calf, spines gilt, not uniform, Antwerp, B. Foppens (vol I , Brussels, J t'Serstevens (vol. II & III), 1705, 1712 § Samson (P.) Histoire de Guillaume III, Roi d'Angleterre, 3 vol ., titles in red and black with vignettes, 2 folding maps, 1 folding plan, 1 folding plate, 15 portraits, contemporary mottled calf, spines gilt, rubbed, heads of spines worn, The Hague, E. Foulque , 1703-04 § Julien (Stanislaus, translator ) Meng Tseu vel Mencius, part 1 only, of 4, some spotting, contemporary green straight-grain morocco, gilt and decorated in blind, spine little faded, g.e., Paris, 1824 , 8vo (8)
Lot 51
[Long (Thomas)] - Vox Cleri: or, the Sense of the Clergy, Concerning the Making of Alterations in the Established Liturgy, R. Taylor, 1690, bound with [Payne (William)] An Answer to Vox Cleri, Etc., Brabazon Aylmer, 1690, later half morocco, § Pittiloch (Robert) Oppression Under the Colour of the Law, or, My Lord Hercarse His New Praticks, Wigan Library book plate and blind stamp, contemporary boards, worn, Edinburgh, 1827, plus 3 other vol., 8vo (5)
Lot 85
Davis - Carthage and Her Remains, 1 folding map and 31 plates ( Dr . N.) Carthage and Her Remains , 1 folding map and 31 plates, prize label to front pastedown, gilt stamp to upper cover, extremities worn , 1861 § Anderson (J. Corbet) The Roman City of Uriconium, 1867 § Cowling (Eric T.) Rombalds Way, dust-jacket, Otley , 1946, all original cloth ; and a quantity of others, Antiquities and Ancient History, 8vo & 4to (qty)
Lot 115
Churchill (Winston S.) - A History of the English-Speaking Peoples, 4 vol., first editions , maps and plans, 2 vol. with contemporary gift inscriptions, original cloth, dust-jackets, some browning to spines with minor rubbing, small hole to one spine and small chip to head of another , 1956-58 § Keynes (Geoffrey) A Bibliography of Sir Thomas Browne, one of 500 copies, title printed in red & black, frontispiece portrait, typographic illustrations, woodcut device tailpiece, library stamp to verso of title, library bookplate on front pastedown, original cloth, corners bumped and rubbed, backstrip becoming detached, t.e.g., Cambridge , 1924 § Clemen (Paul, editor ) Kunstschutze im kriege, 2 vol., titles printed in red & black, illustrations, original parchment-backed boards, some edge wear, Leipzig, 1919; and 13 others, biograpy, bibliography and others, v.s. (20)
Lot 106
France1930, 50c. carmine, perforated "ELPA30", pair from the left of the sheet, never hinged, featuring the left stamp with perf. initials se-tenant with a stamp without "ELPA30", showing an extra set of initials in the selvage label. Vertical perforations have been folded but are intact except for some few being separated between the selvage label and the left adhesive, of no importance. Signed Calves. Maury 5Aa; € 7,000+. Photo
Lot 118
French ColoniesMartinique1886, 5c. on 20c. brick-red on greenish, spacing surcharge, small "5" and "c", cleanly cancelled by blue strike of "Fort de France/Martinique". Very slight diagonal crease, barely detracting and not apparent on front. A major and most difficult rarity, visually very attractive, representing the scarcest stamp of this Colony. Cert. Von der Weid, signed Calves. Maury 1B. Photo
Lot 122
Greece1861-62, 40l. mauve on blue, fine impression, a remarkable pair boasting an exceptional overall freshness, large margins all around with its colour being bright, and original gum. The second largest multiple of this stamp, exceedingly scarce in unused condition, being a significant rarity of classic Greece. Karamitsos 14IIA. Photo
Lot 126
Greece1870, 20l. blue, mint pair with original gum, of great freshness for this stamp, margins ranging from clear to very large. Vertical crease at right resulting in tiny tear, not detracting, being one of only four pairs known which generally have imperfections. Very desirable. Cert. Tseriotis. Karamitsos 31b. Ex "Maximus" collection. Photo
Lot 169
Monaco1920, Wedding of Princess Charlotte, 2c.+3c. on 15c.+10c., 2c.+3c. on 25c.+15c. and 2c.+3c. on 50c.+50c., three se-tenant pairs with one stamp showing "c" of "3c" inverted, very fresh, never hinged; the 2c.+3c. on 25c.+15c. denomination with very slight natural gum-disturbance, mentioned for accuracy -described in the certificate as n.h.-.Cert. Raybaudi, signed either by Brun or Champion. Yvert 34b, 35b, 36b; € 12,000. Photo
Lot 170
Monaco1885-1961, an outstanding collection unused, virtually complete, including the first issue complete mint, "Orphelins" set mint, Wedding of Princess Charlotte complete mint incl. the highest denomination (signed Brun) and the three marginal se-tenant pairs with one stamp featuring inverted "c" (signed Brun), 1933-37 Landscapes, 1972 Albert Durer error, etc; as well as souvenir sheets with "Deo Juvante" on blued paper, nuances with 1933-37 45c. red-brick and 1937-39 1fr. rose, varieties such as 1924 75c. on 1fr. with double overprint or postage dues 1925 1fr. on 50c. with double surcharge, and imperforates such as 1933 1fr.50 on 5fr. in marginal pair, etc. A magnificent and very fine lot. Photo
Lot 19
France1862, 10c. bistre-yellow, boasting a strong rich colour, surrounded by ample equal margins, fresh with original gum. Minute surface scuff on back, barely detracting for this pleasant and desirable rarity in mint condition, which is seldom and represents a key mint stamp in the advanced collection. Maury 9; € 48,500.
Lot 238
Latin AmericaColombia1859, 20c. blue, stones A & B, selection of 20 well margined stamps, with 12 being unused with/without o.g., including one pair; as well as nine used copies with better usages being manuscript of Cucutá and blue framed datestamp of Medellin. One stamp shows very rare colourless flaw over the star and part of the frame lines at top. Only six examples with slight imperfections. Scott 6, 6a, 6d. Photo
Lot 25
France1852, 10c. bistre-yellow, a mint example with original gum, graced by very good margins varying from wide to huge, as well as by its rich colour. Very fine and most desirable as a highly difficult stamp in mint condition, which is rarely offered on the market. Cert. Roumet, signed Calves. Maury 9; € 48,500. Photo
Lot 251
Latin AmericaColombia1861, 2½c. black, ample even margins all around, very fresh used on fragment, tied by red "0" numeral handstamp being also applied on the paper of the fragment at left, either used fiscally or less probably paying a judicial correspondence, with adjacent "De pago por doña Dolores González" in manuscript stating a payment charged to the person mentioned in this note; (the fragment was probably preserved as a receipt with the stamp denoting the fee paid). An item of great significance, as no covers are recorded with this value and this is, to our knowledge, one of only two fragments so far known. Scott 13. Photo
Lot 283
Latin AmericaColombia1865-66, "A" Anotación, "R" registration stamp, 2½c. special delivery, and "Sobreporte" with the three denominations, all in an assembly including 38 stamps used and unused. This lot also includes 11 forgeries of classic regular issues, of which two are Sperati (third issue 2½c. & 20c.). Scott 36, F1, F2, J1-J3.
Lot 295
Latin AmericaMexico1856, Maravatio. 2r. yellow-green, irregular block of fifteen, District overprint infrequently applied alternating its position in each horizontal row, with original gum. Couple of horizontal bends, as usually encountered, of which one between adhesives, and one stamp thinned. Scarce. Cert. Todd. Scott 3. Photo
Lot 304
Latin AmericaMexico1861, 8r. black on red-brown, without District overprint, two used examples, one cancelled by oval handstamp of Orizava (Schatzkès fig. 1095), the other with "Franqueado/En Huexutla." postmark (Schatzkès fig. 551). One stamp (Huejutla) with faint horizontal crease not apparent on front. Scott 11d. Photo
Lot 311
Latin AmericaMexico1865, 3c. deep brown, invoice "157.-1865" to Mexico City, fourth period with just 100 examples invoiced, touched at top and base, printed on horizontally laid paper, probably watermarked and made by La Croix Frères, as was utilised by the 1866-67 Maximilian recess printed issue and the 1867-68 Suez Canal Company issue; cleanly cancelled by "Franco/Mexico" c.d.s. A fine and attractive example of this very rare stamp, of which no more than 100 can possibly exist. Cert. Todd. Scott 18b. Photo
Lot 34
France1853, 1fr. carmine, an especially fine example of this rare stamp in mint condition, with full original gum except for a small rest of hinge, combining a magnificent bright colour with a very detailed impression and large equal margins all around. Superb. Cert. Calves. Maury 18; € 12,000. Photo
Lot 364
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIArgentina1875, March 27. "Eastern Telegraph Company Limited" telegram envelope from Buenos Aires carried by the "Mendoza" to Lisbon, bearing 1867-73 10c., tied on dispatch by c.d.s., showing French "Buenos-Ayres/Paq. Fr. N°4" octagonal datestamp and "300" reis due marking, with red "P. Transatlantico" c.d.s. on receipt. The cover has been cleaned and flattened, with the stamp being removed and replaced in the process. Very scarce. Opinion Holcombe. Kneitschel 37. Photo
Lot 37
France1853, 1fr. carmine, a fresh and very well margined example, even displaying frame line of a neighbouring stamp at top, cleanly tied by small numeral "2738" in dotted lozenge to large part of cover, dated 8 June 1854, from Rouen, with dispatch c.d.s. alongside and three travelling datestamps on reverse. Scarce. Signed Roumet and Calves. Maury 18; € 12,000. Photo
Lot 375
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIAustria1867, light brown, on 19 January 1875 folded "Telegramm" cover sent registered and originating from Prague, dispatched at Zwettel; stamp being tied by "Zwettel/In Nied.Oesterr." c.d.s., showing "K.K. Staats-Telegraphen-Amt." black on yellow paper seal on reverse. Very fine and scarce. Ferchenbauer € 1,750. Photo
Lot 387
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIAustriaTelephone StampsA collection of later issues with 1896 10kr. blue unused and used, 1900 20h. brown unused, 1909 20h. card unused and used, 20h. stamp unused and later, undenominated cards used (3). Photo
Lot 390
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIBelgium1939, July 22. Telegram folded form carried at Brussels, bearing 1938 2,50fr. on 2,45fr., tied by "Bruxelles/Brussel" c.d.s. with express instructional label adjacent. Some wrinkles of barely significance. A very rare use of a regular stamp on telegram. COB 478. Photo
Lot 401
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIBelgiumTelegraph Stamps1889, 25fr. reseda-olive, strip of five and block of fifteen making up 500 francs of postage, applied on reverse of large fragment of telegram addressed to Katanga (Belgian Congo), dispatched on 7 March 1893, with each stamp being punched (as per regulations), cancelled by blue-crayon strokes and octagonal "Bruxelles(Ministere)" datestamp. According to the postal rules, 500 francs was the highest possible rate to be paid with stamps, with this document consequently exhibiting the largest possible franking of this adhesive. A spectacular and most rare exhibition item. COB TG10a. Photo
Lot 408
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIBrazilTelegraph Stamps1871, 500r. rose-carmine, large margined vertical pair, good colour for this stamp, cancelled by fine strike of blue "Direcção das Linhas/Telegra 3718 Phicas/Do Interior" handstamp (with 3718 number denoting the number of the telegram), on corresponding telegram form from Rio de Janeiro, dispatched at the station of Curitiba and addressed to the postal administration of Paraná. The 1,000 réis franking paid the up to 50 words single rate. The only complete document so far recorded in the Imperial Era of Brazil. RHM T-5. Ex Santos. Photo
Lot 412
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIChile1890, June 27. "Telégrafo Transandino" telegram envelope, being a Trans-Andic telegraphic service between Argentina and Chile, bearing 1883 5c. blue, tied by Valparaiso c.d.s, addressed to Concepción, redirected to Santa Fé in Argentina, with the stamp being additionally tied at Concepción in July. Rare and very fine. Scott 28. Photo
Lot 415
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIChinaA miscellaneous assembly comprising 1902-09 1c. & 5c. on "Chinese Telegraph Company" telegram envelope, 1923-50 two radiogram covers, "Eastern Extension Australasia & China Telegraph Company" with famine relief stamp, 1880-1907 three telegram forms used, 1916 receipt of the Chinese Telegraph Administration for payment of the Austrian detachment in October, etc.
Lot 462
Telegrams, Telegraph & Telephone Stamps - The Professor Shaul Ladany Collection, Part IIGerman States Bavaria1858-90 ca., assembly comprising "Telegramm" (blue) envelope unused (edge imperfections), stampless used "Telegraphische depesche" from Regensburg, 1858 used telegram form headed with "Königlich Bayerische Staats-Telegraph" coat-of-arms; telegraph stamps with 1876 80pf. unmounted block of six with one stamp featuring paper repair prior to print, and two imperforate 28kr. / 1fr. & 20pf. reprints in sheets of 8 with wmk. of the 1891 telephone stamp. Photo
Lot 5
France1849, 15c. green, a very good quality example of this difficult stamp in mint condition, of remarkable freshness, boasting wide equal margins all around and original gum. Of remarkable significance considering that few mint examples exist with original gum and being free of imperfections. Very fine and rare. Cert. Roumet. Maury 2; € 28,500. Photo
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