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Lot 1413
A quantity of (17) copyright black & white Photographs of Steam Locomotives etc. incl: Nos., 6338, 45172, 2378, 898, 4110, 1334, 2 x County of Cornwall, County of Warwick, Leicester, Bucks, Hants, County Kerry, Bulkely, GWR Carriage No. 4800 of the `Paddington, Exeter, Plymouth and Penzance` train & 2 black & white postcards of `Guinevere` & `GWR Aberdare class tender locomotive & a commemorative cover envelope `Churchill Centenary` 9 October 1974 (4 1/2p stamp).
Lot 371
TWO COIN POSTAL COVERS:- Guernsey Post Office 2001 for the Centenary of death of Queen Victoria with a Gibraltar `Victoria` 2001 Crown AND Coincraft`s `Private Delivery Post` stamps cover issued in 1996 during the Post Office strike when the P.O. monopoly was suspended, with a GB 1981 Crown (Charles & Diana) - TOGETHER WITH The U.S.A. `Al Capone` stamp collection - descriptive sheet with a packet of stamps for 1929-1931, Published by Westminster
Lot 24
Xenophon. Oratoris et Historici Greek & Latin, woodcut device on title, woodcut initials, title loose, browning, burn hole to margin of l1, ink names and stamps on title, further stamp on last p., 17th century ms. inscriptions on p. facing title, contemporary blind-tooled pigskin, clasps (one piece missing), folio, [Adams X9],Basle, apud Nicolam Brylingerum, 1555.
Lot 51
Sincerus (Jodocus) Itinerarium Galliæ engraved additional pictorial title and 21 folding plates, marginal water-staining, contemporary vellum, spine worn, Amsterdam, apud Jodocum Jansonium, 1655 § Claude (Joh. Jacob) Dissertation de Salutationibus Veterum, cui addita est Diatribe De Nutricibus et Pedagogis, title in red and black and with an ink stamp removed from margin (repaired), contemporary mottled calf, 1 corner worn, small area of worming to head of upper joint, Utrecht, apud Johannem Visch., 1702 § Crenius (Thomas) De Furibus Librariis Dissertatio,second edition, title printed in red and black, slightly browned, engraved bookplate of John Spencer, front free endpaper loose, contemporary calf, slightly rubbed, rebacked in paper, ex Officina Abrahami van der Mijn, 1716 § Corsini (Odoardo) Dissertationes IV. Agonisticae quibus Olympiorum. Pythiorum. nemeorum atque Isthmiorum, title printed in red and black and with engraved vignette, dedication with engraved head-piece and large initial, stained, contemporary calf, corners worn, split at head of spine, lower cover wormed, Florence, e Typographio Imperiali, 1747; and 2 others, Continental, v.s.(6)
Lot 57
Duez (Nathanael) Langue Italienne title in red and black, foxed, name on paste-down, contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt, rubbed, Cologne, Bernard de Vangen, 1685 § Nouveau Dictionnaire François-Anglois et Anglois-François, abrégé de Boyer et des Lexicographes Modernes, 2 vol., half-titles, folding table, light spotting, contemporary half vellum, marbled boards, Lyons, 1808 § Puiggari (Pierre) Leçons de Langue Espagnole, folding table, stamp on title, contemporary marbled calf, spine gilt, rubbed, Perpignan, 1825 § [?Commonplace Book], manuscript, mostly in Armenian, with brief passages in Latin, Italian and English, some blank ff., contemporary half calf, worn, joint cracking, ?Italy, [c. 1810], 8vo(5)
Lot 95
Prony Mécanique Philosophique, 1800 first edition, library stamp to title, occasional spotting, contemporary paste-paper boards, upper cover with engraved booksellers label of Milliken of Dublin, spine repaired, corners worn, soiled, 4to, Paris, de l`Imprimerie de la Republique, An VIII [1800].
Lot 219
Desaguliers (John Theophile) A Course 2 vol., third edition, 78 folding engraved plates, vol. II advertisements at end, lacks list of subscribers, vol. I title with crease, vol. I with some slight staining, browned, some foxing, ink stamp of E.I.W. Whitaker on front free endpaper and title, contemporary calf, rubbed, joints split and weak, rebacked, spines gilt, [Skempton 364-5], 4to, 1734-44.
Lot 265
[Dundas (Sir David)] Rules and regulations for the 16 folding engraved plates, a nice copy in contemporary diced russia, emblematically gilt spine, g.e.(joints a bit worn), double page wash drawing of the honours of the 20th regiment of foot (east Devonshire, later Lancashire Fusiliers) signature of Robert Ross and stamp of Rostrevor House, Co. Down, which he inherited in 1809, 8vo, 1798
![[Brontë (Charlotte)], "Currer Bell", Villette 3 vol., first edition, 12pp. advertisements at rear of vol.I [dated J](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1574/2785729/301_468x382.jpg)
Lot 326
[Rossetti (Christina)] The Poetical Works of Chris first edition, fifth reprint, inscribed by Rossetti`s brother William Micheal on the front free endpaper, and tipped-in A.L.s from Christina to William on title, frontipiece, foxed, original cloth, rubbed at extemeties,with spine darkened, small splits at head and tail, library stamp and small label to front pastedown, 8vo, 1914
Lot 227
Rebell (Hugues). Trois Artistes Etrangers, 1st ed., Paris, 1901, three tinted plts., twelve plts. including folding facsimile of an illustrated Rops letter, signed pencil note by Rops to Ernest tipped in at front, bookplates of B. Sinnig and G. Delmay (large stamp size) at front, contemp. half morocco over marbled boards with orig. printed wrappers retained (sl. soiled), 8vo, (83/500 copies), together with [Camuset, Georges], Les Sonnets du Docteur, 3rd ed., Paris, 1893, two etched plts. by Rops plus facsimile of a letter by Monselet, a little spotting, orig. wrappers with etched frontis. by Rops, somewhat spotted and soiled and with damp staining visible to endpapers and pastedowns, facsimile plt. and lower border of the two Rops plts., glassine d.j. somewhat soiled and worn, plus the original copper etching plt. of the frontis. by Rops (13 x 9.5cm), contained in orig. envelope with an impression of the etching to upper cover, sl. soiled, plus Henry (F.-N.), Le Diable Dupe par les Femmes, 1st ed., Brussels, 1881, etched frontis. by Rops (somewhat browned), text in red, green and black, orig. printed wrappers in glassine d.j., wrappers a little chipped with loss, small 8vo, (143/500 copies), plus four others with Rops frontispieces or plts. The model used for the etching plate is believed to be Leontine Duluc, the same model used for one of his most famous works, the Pornocrates of 1878. (8)
Lot 326
* Rosenbaum (Julius, 1897-1956). A sketchbook of animal studies, 40 pages, containing pencil drawings of lions, cows, deer, horses, birds, chimpanzees, camels, sheep, giraffes, etc., a few blank leaves, some soiling, first leaf detached and a little frayed, leaf size 21 x 25.8cm (8.25 x 10.25ins), artist’s ink stamp on front pastedown (with Berlin address), orig. boards, rubbed and soiled, oblong 4to. Rosenbaum was a painter, printmaker and teacher, born in Neuenberg, Germany. Forbidden to paint by the Nazis, he and his wife fled to London in 1939 where he continued to paint until his death. His wife, Adele Reifenberg, ran a private art school in London and painted and exhibited in her own right. (1)
Lot 364
* Liljefors (Bruno Andreas, 1860-1939). Summer wildflowers, oil on canvas,inscribed with the number 171 to verso of canvas, owner’s presentation inscription in Swedish to frame verso ‘Till Margareta fran farmar’ and with stamp of Hansens of Stockholm, 49 x 64cm (19.25 x 25.25ins), framed (1)
Lot 608
Lord Palmerston. An autograph letter in black ink on one side of a folded black-bordered sheet, `Tiverton 28 March/ 1857/ My dear Sir/ I beg you to/ accept my best Thanks/ for your letter of the/ 25 of this Month/ Yrs Faithfully/ Palmerston/ C Stevenson Esq`, in an envelope addressed `Charles Stevenson Esq/ Derby/ Palmerston` with a black wax seal impressed with the Viscount`s crest and coronet (cut from the back and now tipped to the front) and a penny red stamp Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, KG, GCB, PC (1784-1865) was a British statesman who served twice as Prime Minister. Popularly nicknamed `Pam`, he was in government office almost continuously from 1807 until his death in 1865. He was MP for Tiverton from 1835 until his death.
![QUEEN ELIZABETH II - 1961 POSB 2]d pair, each stamp with black shift to right cutting into the wording & dates. U/M, fine](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35466/2785750/178.JPG)
Lot 27
Ludolphus (Job). A New History of Ethiopia. Being a Full and Accurate Description of the Kingdom of Abessinia, Vulgarly, though Erroneously Called the Empire of Prester John, 1st ed., 1682, eight copper engraved plates (seven folding, lacking map?), Ethiopic alphabet leaf and folding genealogical table (table and one or two other plates cropped touching imprint or images), appears complete though erratic pagination pp.370-375, a few light spots, stamp, bookplate removed, contemporary calf, rebacked, rubbed, folio. Wing L3468. (1)
Lot 132
Voet (Johan Eusebius). Catalogus Systematticus Coleopterorum, 2 parts in one, The Hague, 1806, two engraved titles in Latin, French and Dutch, 105 mounted hand-coloured engraved plates, loose, some with manuscript title, previous owner inscription and red ink stamp to title, one other marginal stamp, one or two light spots, contemporary half calf, lacking ties, some wear, 4to. One of the finest entomological works published in the Netherlands. Nissen 4259. (1)
Lot 153
Gilbert (Francois-Hilaire). Instruction sur les Moyens les plus Propres ? Assurer la Propagation des B?tes ? Laine de Race d’Espagne, et la Conservation de Cette Race dans Toute sa PuretŽ..., new ed., Paris, de l’Imprimerie de la RŽpublique, Frimaire an 7, [1799], 65pp., ink ownership stamp to front pastedown, contemp. speckled qtr. sheep gilt with title label, paste-paper covered boards, slim 8vo, together with Pictet (Charles), Faits et Observations Concernant le Race des Merinos d’Espagne a Laine Seperfine, et les Croisemens, Geneva: J.J. Paschoud, 1802, half-title present, folding plate (with repaired tear), mid 19th c. qtr. sheep gilt, slight wear to spine, 8vo (2)
Lot 352
* Lee (Joseph, 1901-1974,). `ÒWhat inveterate first-nighters these little Messenger Boys are.Ó`, original illustration for London Laughs, pen & ink drawing which some pencil colouring on artist’s board, showing two elderly ladies observing a number of seated messenger boys queued up outside a theatre, signed, typed mounted caption beneath, ink stamp date of 1924 (and pencilled date of 1934 on verso), 532 x 380mm (21 x 15ins), together with Musgrave-Wood (John, 1915-1999), A collection of seven theatrical cartoons, pen & ink on card, some touches of watercolour, all signed `Emmwood’, 254 x 378mm (10 x 15ins) and smaller, plus Haselden (William Kerridge, 1872-1953), `Mr. Jon Swindley: Mr. Guy Spaull. ÒReverie of PolicemanÓ (Mercury) ÒNow then, what’s all this about?Ó`, original illustration for Punch, 1936, pen & ink drawing on artist’s board, of a gentleman in evening dress and a policeman, signed, 270 x 189mm (10.75 x 7.5ins) (9)
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