Fraser (James Baillie) Narrative of a Journey into Khorasan, first edition, folding engraved map, short tear to title, errata slip, ink stamp to map verso, title and final leaf, modern half calf over marbled boards, [Ghani p.140; Wilson p.75], 4to, 1825.⁂ Provenance: American Museum of Natural History (ink stamps).
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Africa.- Burton (Sir Richard Francis) "The Memorial Edition" of The Works, 7 vol., half-titles to all but vol. 2, plates, most tinted or chromolithographs, 1 folding colour map, 5 plans of which 3 folding, occasional faint spotting, vol. 5 with bookplate, vol. 7 with previous owner's ink signature and ink-stamp to early leaves, cracked hinges, original pictorial cloth, a little rubbed, slight chipping to corners and spine extremities, [Penzer pp.54-55; 64-65; 73-74 and 82-83], 8vo, 1893-94.⁂ Vol. 1 of "First Footsteps in East Africa" (vol. 6) has an error in the list of illustrations. 'The Fal' is listed as an illustration, despite never having been added to either this or earlier editions of the same.
Middle East.- Aramco.- Duce (James Terry) Middle East Oil Developments, full-page maps and illustrations, one with acetate overlay, light creasing, some light toning or offsetting, original spiral-bound wrappers, upper cover detaching from spine at foot, rubbing and browning to covers, a few short tears to extremities, 2 loose chipped glacine covers, all housed within card chemise with £A. Kazandjian & Sons. Khartoum" ink stamp to cover, oblong folio, Arabian American Oil Co., 1952.⁂ This is the first printed version of a paper presented by Duce, Vice President of the Arabian American Oil Company, at the thirty-first annual meeting of the American Petroleum Institute in Chicago in 1951.
Russia.- Rovinsky (Dimitry) Russkia Nardodniva Kartinki, 3 plate vol. in 4 (ie without the text), [one of 250 copies], 458 plates only (of at least 475), many hand-coloured, some folding, some foxing and browning, occasionally heavy, many margins water-stained, a few repairs, but generally plates in sound condition, printed titles and lists of plates (not always accurate), many plates with red ink library stamp of Société des Artistes Russes à Paris, usually to margins, one binding loose, contemporary black half morocco, rubbed, spine ends worn, folio, St. Petersburg, 1881; sold not subject to return⁂ This rare and important work covers the period 1627 to 1839 (when pictorial broadsheets were brought under censorship) and the plates depict all aspects of Russian life, folklore, legends, political satires, historical subjects (including over 200 Napoleonic caricatures, many by Terebenev), portraits, maps, views, prophecies, alphabets etc. There are some 4000 individual illustrations. Included are the celebrated caricatures of Peter the Great as the Great Cat of Astrakhan. No copy at auction since this one at Bloomsbury in 1999.
Queens' Binder B.- Patrick (Simon) Advice to a Friend, second edition, engraved title vignette, previous owner's ink manuscript notes to front free endpaper verso and early blank, previous owner's ink signature dated 1713 to blank at end, ex-library with neat ink-stamp at beginning and end, one or two tiny marginal tears, faint browning to edges, contemporary calf, richly gilt, raised spine bands, dotted gilt eight-petalled flower to centres, boards with gilt borders composed of scalloped flower and fleuron rolls, double-fillets, and dotted-line tulips, small gauge to upper cover, lightly sunned spine, slight bumping to corners and spine extremities, [Wing P739], 12mo, for R. Royston, 1674.
Hammond (Samuel) A Guide to the English Pronunciation and Orthography, first edition, lacking front free endpaper, ex-library with ink-stamp to title verso, contemporary calf, upper cover becoming detached, rubbed, bumping to corners and extremities, 8vo, printed for T. Field ... and sold by the Author at Nottingham, 1755.⁂ Rare. WorldCat lists only 2, at Nottinghamshire County Library and Yale University.
Abolition of slavery.- The Bristol Mercury, 7 consecutive issues, woodcut illustrations, red tax stamp to upper margin of front page of each issue, folds, occasional spotting (including small ink stains), some light soiling, lightly browned, folio, Bristol, 16 February-30 March, 1807 (7)⁂ Five issues have pieces on the abolition of slavery, including parliamentary debates on the abolition bill, its progress through parliament, and its eventual Royal Assent. Their inclusion in this publication is all the more poignant as the city was at the centre of the slave trade. The issues also give other trade and shipping news, including America and Australia.
Byron (Lord George Gordon).- Glances from The Moon; or Lucubrations gathered from the Miscellany of One Unknown, half-title, scattered very faint spotting, ex-library with ink-stamp to title verso, modern cloth, 8vo, Cheltenham, 1824.⁂ Including "Remarks on Cain" on Lord Byron's work "Cain, a mystery."
Stevenson (Robert Louis) Treasure Island, first edition, colour frontispiece, occasional light finger-soiling, 8pp. publisher's advertisements at end, W.H. Smith embossed library stamp to endpapers, original rust cloth, recased with some repairs to spine ends, spine faded, preserved in custom drop-back box, 8vo, 1883.⁂ First issue with the following points: "Dead Man's Chest" not capitalized on pp.2 & 7; "rain" for "vain" on last line of p.40; "a" missing on p.63, line 6; missing 8 p.83. The "7" on p.127 is larger and bolder; period dropped from p.178, line 20 ; "worse" for "worst" on p.197, line 3.
Early report on the Holocaust.- Mass Extermination of Jews in German Occupied Poland (The), original printed stapled wrappers, some slight rust-staining, but a very good copy generally, Hutchinson, for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, [1943]; with the First Day Cover and stamp issued to commemorate the report by Polish postal services in 2020, 8vo (2)⁂ The first official announcement of the Final Solution, the systematic mass-murder of Jews by the Nazis, which led to the Holocaust. The pamphlet is based on reports filed by Jan Karski, a Polish secret agent who operated in Nazi-occupied Poland. From 1940 to 1942, Karski witnessed the extermination of Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, the Belzec death camp and in other locales, and reported back to the exiled Polish Government in London. The pamphlet also contains the full text of "Raczynski's Note", a letter by Edward Raczynski, Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, delivered to the 26 government signatories of the Declaration by United Nations on 10th December 1942, introducing the reality of the Holocaust to the world. Raczynski is commemorated on the stamp of the First Day Cover.
Turrecremata (Johannes de) Quaestiones Evangeliorum de tempore et de sanctis, 2 parts in 2 vol., collation: I: [a10 b-z8] II: [A10 B-K8 L M10], 286 ff. of 288 (lacking fol. 187 and 288, both blank; with fol. 1 blank), 35 lines, Gothic type, initials in red (part. 1 some with marginal flourishes), paragraph-marks and initial-strokes in red, f.286 with faint ink library stamp to verso and small marginal paper repair, scattered ff. with light marginal damp-stains, some instances of minor soiling, later blind-stamped calf (not uniform), folio (278 x 193mm.), Nuremberg, Friedrich Creussner, 1478.⁂ Second or third edition of this interpretation of the gospels by the Spanish Dominican Juan de Torquemada. The first edition was published in Rome 1477 by Johannes Schurener de Bopardia, followed by two editions in 1478; ours and that by Petrus in Altis, de Olpe in Cologne. Torquemada was Cardinal of St. Sixtus from 1439, and was an important figure at the councils of Basel and Florence. He was the uncle of the Grand Inquisitor Tomas de Torquemada. Provenance: Franciscans of Ingolstadt (ink inscription at head of fol.2). Literature: BMC II, 450; Goff T-564; Hain 15711 & 15712; GW M48299; Bod-inc T-287; BSB-Ink T-565; ISTC it00546000.
Presentation copy to William of Orange.- Piélat (Barthélemy) Le secretaire inconnu. Contenant des Lettres sur diverses sortes de matières, signed presentation copy from the author, with a 4pp. autograph presentation inscription to front endpapers and title, title with library ink stamp and manuscript numbers and with small section cut away from upper corner, affecting small part of inscription verso, ink stamp within text (still perfectly legible) of E3, I5, N7, and R9, Lyon, Adam Demen, 1672 bound with Piélat (Barthélemy) Cinquante exemples méthodiques pour disposer à discourir facilement des choses naturelles, politiques, & morales, Lyon, Adam Demen, 1672, together 2 works in 1 vol., title with woodcut ornament, woodcut head- and tail-pieces and decorative initials, occasional spotting or light staining, lightly browned (last couple of ff. a little heavier), contemporary mottled calf, gilt spine in compartments, spine worn, but binding holding firm, corners worn, rubbed and scuffed, 12mo⁂ Provenance: Extensive ink presentation inscription from the author to William, Prince of Orange, later King William III of England, and William II of Scotland; 'Dartmouth' (contemporary ink inscription to upper margin of a2); 'M: Musgrave' (contemporary ink inscription to rear pastedown).
Rowling (J.K.) Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, first paperback edition, with "Joanne Rowling", no space between "Taylor" and "1997" and full 10 to 1 number line on title verso, "wand" listed twice on p. 53 ex-library copy but only with a stamp to copyright page, margins lightly toned, light pen mark to p.9, original pictorial wrappers with misprint "Philospher's" to lower cover, rather creased, rubbing along joints and edges, publisher's laminate peeling away at upper corner, spine faded, 8vo, 1997.
Salinger (J.D.) The Catcher in the Rye, first edition, ownership name in pencil to pastedown, faint number stamp to endpaper, original boards, first printing dust-jacket with correct positioning of 'R' on front flap and photographer credited on lower panel, spine and lower panel browned, expert repairs and retouches along joints and edges, heavier to lower panel, still in effect an excellent example, Boston, 8vo, 1951.⁂ A handsome copy of the seminal novel, one of the great works of 20th century American fiction.
Aesthetic Movement Oak Breakfast Table by James Lamb, Manchester Late 19th century Aesthetic Movement oak breakfast table by James Lamb, Manchester, oval top with moulded edge over a plain freize, raised on curved square section legs united by oriental inspired trellis stretchers, on castors122cm wide, 92cm deep, 76cm highSold by Hansons 28 July 2014Small split to the top where the oak joins, no makers stamp
Royal Crown Derby 1128 old imari Mantel Clock Royal Crown Derby 1128 old imari Mantel Clock. The mark scuffed but possibly not a second piece.22cm highNo damage or restoration and minimal to no wear. There is a scuff mark to the top of the back stamp. It is up to the buyer to decide if this denotes a first or second quality piece.
Japanese Satsuma box retailed by Nicholas Haydon N.Y.C Japanese Satsuma box retailed by Nicholas Haydon, with retailer stamp and NewYork address to the ormolu base, finely painted with figures in landscapes and wildfowl, Meiji period 1868 - 1912. 12cm wide The box is in good overall condition with only slight signs of wear. There is overall crazing to the pottery, the metal mounts have some light tarnishing mainly to the underside.
Cello bow stamped Voirin Cello bow stamped Voirin, probably German manufacture with an applied trade stamp, white metal mounts pearl eye, and ivory cap to the tip. Bow weight: 72.5 grams. CITIES submission reference ETR4JUBQThe bow is in good condition with no splits or repairs. The stick is straight when sighting down it's length. The wire binding has tarnished. There is some wear or tarnishing to the metal hair-retaining clip.
A quantity of Westminster Philatelic Classics to include The 1849 20c Ceres Black stamp, The United States 5c Benjamin Franklin stamp, The British Empire Exhibition Wembley, The Official overprinted stamps collection, The 1972 Machin Imperforate pair, all in original folders with COAs, a Penny Black and a 1913 Australian Kangaroo and Map in sealed plastic capsule (7)
A collection of mint and unused stamps within Harrington & Byrne presentation packs, comprising King Edward VII block of four One Penny trial stamp & One Penny red (not issued), George V, 15 x 1912 – 1922, 12 x 1924 – 26 & 11 x 1934 – 36, definitive unused stamps, George VI Geniality essay stamps, George VI - 27 x unused definitive stamps, 1937 – 52, Elizabeth II, 18 x 1952 ‘Wilding Series’ un-mounted mint stamps, Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation stamp cover, a 2016 Beatrix Potter prestige stamp book, all with certificates of authenticity
Victoria 1897 Diamond Jubilee Phantom stamp collection, Victorian complete embossed stamps, 6d, 10d & 1 shilling, 3 x George V ‘Seahorses’ 2/6s, 5s & 10s stamps, set of twelve George V definitive unused stamps, 1924 – 26, six George VI high value unused stamps 1939 – 48, George VI - 27 x unused definitive stamps, 1937 – 52, and 12 x overprinted ‘Officials’ stamps, all with certificates of authenticity, within Harrington & Byrne presentation packs
An unusual continental silver goliath pocket watch by The Atlas Watch Co. the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial at the six o'clock position, crown wound, makers stamp to movement, the interior caseback stamped 935, the case 69mm diameter, on a gradutaed silver watch chain with T bar
A Victorian Tunbridge ware needle case, decorated with a mosaic swan, length 8cm, together with a Tunbridge ware stamp box and small spinning top.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Royal Mint Proof 1997 Year set in Original Presentation Cases, Silver Proof 2003 £1 Coin in Case with CoA, Silver Commemorative medal & stamp cover for the last run of the Orient Express, 1951 Festival of Britain Crown in Original Case with Certificate, Older Copper Coins & modern pre decimal coins with other coins.
A Collection of Silver Commemorative Coins, includes Royal Mint 2014 SS Gairsoppa Quarter Ounce Fine Silver Coin in Original Presentation Folder, Last Run of the Orient Express Silver Coin Stamp Cover, Australia’s First Steam Train Fine Silver 1oz Coin, 1977 Silver Jubilee Hallmarked Medallion in Original Case (45g), Austria Silver Maria Theresia Thaler SF Trade Coin, Spain 1966 Silver 100 ptas with an Kiribati Silver $10 coin.
Collection of British & World coins, including 1987 walking liberty 1oz fine silver dollar in presentation hard case, Victorian Silver Threepence, Royal Mint 1988 BU year set with 1998 BU £2 coin, two £5 coins with other Commemorative Crowns, Golden Jubilee Guernsey 2002 £5 Coin, Silver Jubilee stamp set with other cupronickel coins.
Adorable mouse shaped body with ears, leather tail, and metal tack eyes. Great early hook hardware for the two belly hooks, metal diving lip and belly stamp reading, "Heddon Meadow Mouse." Dimensions: 2.75"LCountry of Origin: Michigan, USAManufacturer: HeddonCondition: Age related wear. Good.
Striking bright yellow slim torpedo shaped wooded lure with stamped eyes. This fantastic looking lure looks early because of its unusual hook hardware, it also had pointed front and rear propellers with, "Livewire," stamp. Believed to be Pflueger. Dimensions: 3.75"LCondition: Age related wear. Good.
δ Grayson Perry (b.1960)Lion QueenFine bone china plate with gold lustre, 2022, with the "Grayson's Art Club" stamp on the underside, from the edition of unknown size, published by Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, diameter 215mm (8 1/2in)δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
δ Raoul Hausmann (1886-1971)PegasusWoodcut, 1950, with the Nachlass estate stamp, on Japan paper, with full margins, sheet 365 x 320mm (14 3/8 x 12 5/8in); together with another an archival inkjet print by the artist, circa 1970s, published for Griffelkunst, and with the estate stamp verso, sheet 400 x 300mm (15 3/4 x 11 7/8in) (2)δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Georges Braque (1882-1963) after.Deux oiseaux Poster for Museé d'Art Moderne - Céret (see Vallier 120)Lithograph printed in black and brown, 1983, a proof before text, the edition was 200, printed by Mourlot, Paris, with the Atelier Mourlot Collection rubber stamp verso, on Arches paper, the full sheet, sheet 856 x 613mm (33 3/4 x 24 1/8in)
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) after.Le SongeLithograph printed in colours, 1994, a proof aside from the edition of 750, with the publication details printed verso, printed by Mourlot, Paris, with the Atelier Mourlot Collection rubber stamp verso, on Arches wove paper, watermarked with Comité Chagall ©ADAGP 1994 Marc Chagall Edition Arta Gallery, with full margins, sheet 1050 x 725mm (41 3/8 x 28 1/2in)
Fernand Léger (1881-1955) after.Léger. Affiche pour BerggruenLithograph printed in colours, 1962, from the edition of unknown size, printed by Mourlot, Paris, with the Atelier Mourlot rubber stamp verso, on white wove paper, the full sheet printed near to the edges, sheet 600 x 450mm (23 5/8 x 17 ¾ in)
Fernand Léger (1881-1955) after.Poster for L'Atelier MourlotLithograph printed in colours, 1984, printed by Mourlot, Paris, published by Seibu Department Stores Ltd., Tokyo, with the Atelier Mourlot Collection rubber stamp verso, on wove paper, with full margins, sheet 720 x 520mm (28 1/4 x 20 1/2in)
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