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HMV/ EMI - UK STEREO LP PACK. A quality selection of 7 classical LPs, all UK stereo pressings on HMV/ EMI. Composers/ performers include Fremaux - Massenet: Le Cid (TWO 350, factory sample record. Record Ex+/ sleeve Ex+. Signed on rear by Louis Fremaux), Ogdon/ Lucas - Saint-Saens: The Carnival Of The Animals (ASD 2753, colour postage stamp label. Ex+/ Ex), Georges Pretre - Poulenc: Concert Champetre For Harpsichord (ASD 517, white/ gold label. Ex/ Ex), Pretre - Poulenc: Le Bal Masque (ASD 2296, half-moon label. Ex/ Ex), Robert Irving - Prokofiev: Cinderella (CSD 1256, white/ gold label. Ex/ sleeve has some tearing on rear, VG), Pretre - Russian Orchestral Masterpieces (ASD 509, half-moon label. Ex/ Ex) & Cyril Smith & Phyllis Sellick - Brahms/ Debussy/ Ravel (CSD 1557, black label with red HMV text. Ex/ Ex).
DEVENTER -- LETTER OF RECOGNITION, issued by burgomaster and aldermen of the city of Deventer, to Johan Willem Bakker, certifying that the latter is a citizen ('kleinburger') of Deventer. Dated August 6th 1860, signed by burgomaster Dumbar and town secretary Howe. Written on 1 sm-fol. leaf, r° and v°. W. blind stamp tax seal.
GEREFORMEERDE LANDTRECHTEN Ende Gewoonten v.h. Rijck van Nymegen, v.d. Ampten van tusschen Maes ende Wael, Over ende Neder-Betuwen, mitsg. v.d. Heerlijkheden ende Gerighten daer onder resorterende. Arnh., E. v. Biesen gen. De Haes, 1686. 209 pp. -- STAT-REGT van Zaltbommel. Arnh., W. Heggers, 1722. (4), 204 pp. W. lge-woodcut ti-vign. (Small stamp on ti., small rep. to last leaf). -- J.A. v.d. MUELEN. Statuta et consuetudines diÅ“ceseos Vianensis et Ameydensis tam in civilibus quam criminalibus causis. Utr., Ex Off. J. Ribbius, 1684. (16), 342, (26) pp. W. 1 engr. coat of arms. -- 3 vols. 4°. Mod. hcf.
EURIPIDES. Tragoedia Hippolytus, quam, Latino carmine conversam a G. Ratallero, adnot. instruxit L.C. Valckenaer. - Bound with: L.C. VALCKENAER. Diatribe in Euripidis perditorum dramatum reliquias. - Leyden, J. Luzac & J. Le Mair, 1767-68. 2 in 1 vol. (8), 311, (1); (28), 322, (18) pp. W. 1 engr. headpiece. 4°. Cont. hcf. w. red label. (Spine ends chipped, corners bumped, stamp on v° ti-p.). NOTE:Dibdin I, 548-9: "… It placed him almost at the head of the best commentators of Euripides at the time living. It is a perfect specimen of careful research, acute emendation, and copious illustration". - Hoffmann II, 78; Schweiger I, 118.
DEYSSEL, L. v. Een liefde. Amst., C.L. Brinkman, (1887). 2 vols. (4), 205; (4), 190 pp. Cont. black h. mor. w. marbled paper sides, marbled endpapers. (Small rep. to margin of last leaf vol. 1, some small foxing spots at end of vol. 1). -- Added: Id. De kleine republiek. Deventer, P. Beitsma, 1889. 2 in 1 vol. (6), 334; blank, (4), 270 (6) pp. Sm-8°. Cont. red h. mor., marbled edges. (Upper joint broken, small owner's stamp on half-ti.). -- 3 vols. First editions.
NUMISMATICS -- BIZOT, (P.). Medalische historie der Republyk van Holland. (...) in 't Nederduitsch gebracht, en wel twee derden vermeerderd; (...). Amst., P. Mortier, 1690. 2 in 1 vol. (42), 364 (incl. num. 'double' pp.); 40, (16) pp. W. engr. front., engr. ti., num. text-engr., 2 engr. portrs., 125 full-p. engr. of medals on 124 lvs. (1 plate unnumbered, plate 87 left out (see index), plates 94 & 95 double) & 15 (1 fold.) engr. of funerary monuments. 4°. Cont. cf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt back & red label. (Spine ends chipped, corners bumped, bind. a bit chafed, stamp on paste down & ti., some marg. stains, slightly browned, margins cut too short in places). NOTE:Complete copy of a sumptuous work on Dutch medals, originally published in French in 1687. Each medal is fully described and accompanied by an explanation of the historical details.
FONTEYN, N. Commentarius in Sebastianum Austrium, medicum Cæsareum, de puerorum morbis. In frontispicio adjecti Aphorismi Hippocratis, noviter natorum adfectus enarrantes. Amst., J. Janssonius, 1642. (16), 556 pp. W. 3 fold. plates (1 torn). 12°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Margins faintly stained in places, a bit browned, small stamps in places). NOTE:Important and rare work on childhood diseases. - Lindeboom 611-12; BMN I, 279; Hirsch II, 564. - With library stamp of estate 'Landfort' on free endpaper. - From the library of Joha. Nic. Sellius, rector of the Gymnasium in Wesel, Germany.
LOGHEM, J.B. v. Bouwen, bauen, bâtir, building, Holland: nieuwe zakelijkheid, neues bauen, vers une architecture réelle, built to live in. (1932). Prof. ill. Lge-8°. Ocl. (Extremities slightly dam.). Design and typography P. Schuitema. - Fanelli, 410. -- G. WEST. Innovation and the rise of the tunnelling industry. (1988). Ocl. w. dust-j. (W. stamp). -- G.J.J. BOTH. Tunnelbouw. 1935. Clothbacked brds. w. or. photomontage wrps. laid down. -- L.A. BEARDSLEE. Experiments on the strength of wrought-iron and of chain-cables. Revised & abridged by W. Kent. 1879. W. front. Ohcl. (Spine ends dam., front. loose, w. perforated and ink stamps of Franklin Institute). -- And 2 o. (6).
HILARIUS. Opera. Studio et labore monachorum ordinis S. Benedict e congregatione S. Mauri. Verona, Berni & Vallarsi, 1730. 2 in 1 vol. (32), lxxxviii pp., lxxxix-clxxvi cols., 811 cols. 2 blank pp.; xvi pp., 752 cols., 57 pp. W. engr. front., 2 engr. ti-vign., 3 engr. headpieces, 3 engr. initials & 2 engr. plates. Fol. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands, uncut. (Spine and corners rep., stamp on ti., lower inner margin a bit stained in places, else a clean copy with ample margins). NOTE:"Les importantes additions qui enrichissent cette édition la rendent préférable à celle de Paris (1693)" (Brunet). - Brunet III, 165; Graesse III, 227f.
OVIDIUS. Metamorphoseon libri XV. In singulas quesque fabulas argumenta. Ex postrema Iac. Micylli rec. (Frankf., G. Corvinus, S. Feierabent and heirs of V. Galli), 1563. (16), 573, (18) pp. W. woodcut printer's mark of Feierabend on title-p. and over 170 very fine woodcuts in text by Virgil Solis. Cont. richly blindstamped vellum over wooden brds. w. bevelled edges, front cover with central panel dep. Justitia and back cover with central panel dep. Lucretia (monogrammed by the binder "HSC"), both above a four-line verse and surrounded by rolled borders incorporating portraits, coats-of-arms and shield with the monogram "HS" (perhaps Schmied, incorporating a hammer and a horseshoe), the frontcover with the monogram of the first owner "G*G*B" and date 1564, blindstamped, ribbed spine, 2 finely shaped brass clasps and catches, fore-edge and upper edge with contemp. indication of the author "OV" in ink. Sm-8°. (Prel. lvs. slightly browned, upper endpapers renewed). NOTE:A splendid, most desirable copy of this richly illustrated work, in a remarkably well preserved, strictly contemporary binding. Ex collection H. Herfst, a very fine private collection sold at auction by Van Stockum in The Hague in november 1997. On this auction and this particular copy, see the contribution of Paul Snijders in De Boekenwereld, year 14, nr. 5 (1998), p. 258: "een volmaakt midden zestiende-eeuws kunstwerk". Title-p. with 2 old owner's entries (incl. Johann August Zwerger) and w. faint library stamp. Upper pastedown with bookplate "Seminarii Maj. Jaurinensis e bibliotheca Alexandri Balogh". Johann August Zwerger (d. 1648) was canon of St. Stephen's cathedral in Vienna and vice-chancellor of the Vienna University. He is also known as a former owner of the Raaber Liederbuch, that was brought to Raab by the canon Alexander von Balogh (Sandor Balogh, 1743-1810), who bought many of Zwerger's books (information acquired from online articles). - Schweiger 649.
ERASMUS, D. Ecclesiastes, sive Concionator Evangelicus. Lond., J. Brotherton, 1730. (60), 238, (1) pp. Rebound in mod. hcf. (Slightly foxed). -- Id. Twenty two select colloquies. By R. L'Estrange. Lond., 1725. (28), 404 pp. W. engr. portr. Cont. mottled cf. w. red label. (Joints split, extremities dam./worn). -- Id. Epistolae selectiores. Cum praef. I.E. Kappii. Bratislava, 1752. (62), 639 pp. W. engr. portr. Mod. bind. (W. stamp & ink stains on ti.). -- J.F. RINGELBERGIUS, D. ERASMUS, M.A. MURETUS, G.J. VOSSIUS & C. BARLAEUS. Commentationes de ratione studii. Accessit elogium T. Hemsterhusii. Harderwyck, J. v. Kasteel, 1786. xxxvi, 216 pp. Cont. hcf. w. raised bands & brown label. -- And 1 o. by E. (5).
BERNARDUS CLARAVALLENSIS. Opera omnia. Nunc demum in V. tomos. Studio et labore J.M. Horstii. (&) Appendix. Cologne, J. Kinchius, 1641. 6 parts in 1 vol. (18), 120, 59, 143; (4), 272; (4), 139, (1); (12), 140; (8), 384; (4), 92, 16, (84) pp. W. engr. ti., 5 identical lge ti-woodcuts & 1 lge woodcut at the end. Fol. Cont. blind tooled vellum over wooden brds. w. raised bands, & new brass clasps & catches. (A few marg. rep., small stamp on first ti., some marg. stains, browned/foxed in places). NOTE:Saint Bernard (1090-1153), Abbot of Clairvaux, which under his direction soon became one of the chief centres of the Cistercian Order.
ERASMUS, D. Vita, partim ab ipsomet Erasmo, partim ab amicis aequalibus fideliter descripta. Accedunt epistolae illustres plus quam septuaginta (...) P. Scriverii & fautorum auspiciis. Leiden, Ex Off. J. Maire, 1649. (48), 394 pp. W. engr. ti. - Bound with: Id. Modus orandi deum. Leiden, Ex Off. J. Maire, 1641. 144 pp. - And: Id. Precationes quibus homines assuescant cum Deo loqui. Leiden, Ex Off. J. Maire, 1641. 136 pp. - Tog. 3 works in 1 vol. 12°. Cont. vellum w. overl. sides. (Stamp/bookplate on endpaper, vellum a bit soiled, slightly browned/foxed). NOTE:Nicely printed. - Breugelmans, 629, 478, 480; Vander Haeghen I, 182, 121, 160.
JUSTINUS MARTYR. Opera non ita pridem graecè edita, nuper vero latin reddita interprete Sigismundo Gelenio (…). Par.,G. Jullianus, 1565. (8), 214, (1) lvs. Sm-8°. Cont. cf. w. small gilt dec. (Bind. rep., stamp and name entries on ti-p., stained in places, tiny wormholes in lower blank margin). NOTE:Rare second posthumous edition of the translation by Sigismundus Gelenius of the religious and philosophical works by the early Christian apologist, Saint Justin. - Not in Adams, Machiels, Soltész.
JAPAN -- BARBOUTAU, P. Biographies des artistes Japonais dont les oeuvres figurent dans la Collection Pierre Barboutau. I. Peintures. II. Estampes et objets d'art. Amst., R.W.P. de Vries, 1905. 2 vols. xiv, (2), 83, (3); (4), 88, (8) pp. W. num. monochr. plates, bookdec. G. Auriol. Owrps., uncut. Printed in 1000 numb. copies. -- Added: COLLECTION Ernest Le Véel. (Cat. Drouot). 1979-81. 3 vols. Owrps. (Stamp on 1st vol.). -- (5).
KLUIT, A. Historiae federum Belgii federati primae lineae. Leyden, S. & J. Luchtmans, 1789-1791. 3 vols. (incl. chronological index). xx, 338; (2), 339-610; (xvi), 312 pp. W. 4 large fold. letterpress tables. -- Id. Primae lineae collegii diplomatico-historico-politici (...). Leyden, C. v. Hoogeveen, 1780. vi, 158, 53 pp. W. 15 (large) fold. tables (2 loose). - Tog. 4 vols. Lge-8°. Cont. unif. h. vellum extra, uncut. (All vols. w. libr. stamp (Hageveld) on first free endpaper and paper ticket on spine). -- And 2 o., 1 by D.G. van der Keesel (Leyden, S. and J. Luchtmans, 1800) and a finely bound thesis by I.L.C. Cremer van den Bergh, Leyden, J.W. van Leeuwen, 1835, with autograph dedication to F.W.A. von Knobelsdorff on first blank. (6). NOTE:Adriaan Kluit 1735-1807), professor of historical law, the art of diplomacy and statistics at the university of Leyden. He was appointed personal teacher of Willem Frederik, the later king Willem I, by grand pensionary L.P. van de Spiegel (see elsewhere in this auction). He died in the tremendous blast of the the gunpowder disaster in Leyden, 1807. - Dekkers, p. 94, nr. 8 & 4; (2nd work:) De Buck nr. 1107.
KARASIK, M. Colour is optics. Compiled & ed. by S.-A. Stommels & A. Lemmens. Van Abbe Museum, 2015. Book 'Colour is optics' (88, 1) pp.), stamp-numb. '12', signed by the artist and authors, and supplement, in ocl. portfol.: Mikhail Karasik: Geometry + Colour. 6 fold. leaves (1 collage & 5 lithogr.) protected by translucent leaves, all signed & numb. in pencil. Tog. in or. cardboard box (32.5 x 26 x 3.5 cm), stamp-numb. '12' & w. cold. lithogr. (signed in pencil) mounted on lid. NOTE:Deluxe edition, no. 12 of 17 copies.
HIERONYMUS STRIDONIUS. Opera omnia quae reperiri potuerunt. (Ed. Marianus Victorius Reatinus) & Index. Par., S. Nivellius, 1578-79. 9 in 4 vols. W. 9 large woodcut ti-vign. & 6 full-p. woodcut Canon-tables. Fol. 19th c. hcf. w. raised bands, dec. gilt backs and dark green labels. (Spines a bit chafed/rubbed, corners bumped, name entries and small stamp on ti-pp., first quires vol. 6 loose, vol. 1 & 9 partly waterstained, a bit browned/foxed in places). NOTE:Extension of the great edition by Erasmus (first: 1516), probably copied after the Plantin 9-vols ed. of 1578-79. Well printed in 2 cols. and with glosses. Not in Adams. Cf. Dibdin I, 223-24.
A large George VI engine turned silver cigarette case, a late 19th century Russian napkin ring and other itemsfirst Birmingham, 1946 by D Bros, gilt interior, together with a Russian .84 engine turned oval napkin ring with beaded borders, maker mark J.A. initialled, an unmarked coin dish, a stamp case on ball feet, a pair of sugar tongs, a napkin ring, a pair of early 19th century Old Sheffield plate oval 'Brandy' and 'Sherry" decanter labels with gadrooned borders, on chains and three plated vesta cases, (qty)weight approx. 8.81 ozt.Condition: Fair condition Coin dish with dents to rim, coin rubbed. Stamp case with damaged glass
An Asprey black leather cased writing slope , 19th century, the interior opening to reveal writing slope, inkwells, document cover, interior envelope pocket bearing further stamp 'Edward's, 21 King Street, Holborn', green silk lining, the inkwells and document cover with gilt tooled 'C. Asprey, 166 Bond St, London', with brass lock to front stamped 'J. Braham, 184 Piccadily' and bearing monogram, together with key,width 35.5cm, height 25.5cm, depth 9cmCondition: Overall good condition - wear to edges and losses, splits, interior good
A small collection of mixed silvercomprising a square sterling silver stamp box with open window and sprung lid raised on four ball feet, together with two silver stamp envelopes, a pair of silver engine turned cufflinks with chain links, and a single napkin ring (5)total weight approx 2oztCondition: One of the stamp envelopes a little 'bruised' but . close well. The stamp box in good condition. Cufflinks in wearable condition with no obvious defects.
An early 20th century cold painted bronze figure in the form of a female exotic dancer, signed Franz Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1936), of metamorphic form with hinged skirt revealing nude figure beneath, standing upon a draped carpet, mounted upon a circular marble base, the rear bearing feint inverted vase stamp,height overall 31cmCondition: In apparently good condition overall, some candle wax residue visible to base close to front foot. This is removeable and is not glue
A collection of silver cigarette cases,comprising an engine-turned example by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1931, 8cm square, a foliate engraved example, Birmingham 1901, 9cm wide, and a plain example with gilt interior Birmingham 1904, 8.2cm wide,together with a silver vesta case,by W G Knight & Co, Birmingham, 1903, 5cm widea silver stamp holder,in the form of an envelope, 4cm wide, and an Art Nouveau silver pin dish, 12cm wide11ozt (6)Dent to vespa case and one of the cigarette cases. Knocks, scratches and wear throughout. Plus evidence of silver residue
A signed photograph from the pantomime 'Aladdin' at Windsor Castle 1943, performed at Windsor Castle, Christmas 1943, signed Elizabeth and Margaret - Princess Elizabeth played Aladdin and Princess Margaret played Princess Roxanne, signed to the bottom, with Studio Lisa Welwyn Garden City stamp to reverse
A fine collection of paper-lace Musical Programmes for evening performances at Buckingham Palace, by Ortner and Houle, colour-embossed with royal arms, 1867 to 1890 (36), with baptism sheet for Prince Albert Victor, 10 March 1864 (Duke of Clarence) and wedding service sheet for Princess Helena and Prince Christian, 5 July 1866, G, British Museum stamp verso (38)
Royal Ephemera, silk programme for Windsor Castle performance of Romeo et Juliette by Gounod, 27 June 1898, various paper programmes for musical evenings, 1890s, similar cards from Osborne, leaf from service sheet at Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace, 2 June 1843, for christening of Princess Alice (2), invitataions to Queen Victoria's Coronation, G, some with British Museum stamp verso (qty)
Postcards, WW1 UK RP - private soldier apparently hugging Corporal, with LGOC bus-based lorry behind, Cheltenham retailer's stamp (1), 'Gun Team D Sub Section' at the halt (1) and two copies of mounted gunner outrider, same publisher, Franklin, Brentwood (2), soldier's funeral, Bristol, 1907 (1), charabanc outside Malvern Inn, possibly Cheltenham (1), Ashton Cinema, Bristol (1), with White Star line 'Baltic' advertising card (1), and other RP and PP topographical (a lot)
A collection of Victorian and Later British and World Stamps, in four stock books and loose, comprising Penny Black (MI) with Black Maltese Cross stamp, an imperf Penny Red (SB), an imperf 2d (KD), SG179 2/6d, SG181 5s, various George V, Elizabeth II, various countries of the Commonwealth and World, plus a selection of collectors equipment (parcel) would highly suggest viewing
A Victorian and Later British stamp album, containing a Westminster Penny Red Plate Collection, a single Penny Red from plate 225, Perf and Imperf Penny Reds and 2d Blue, embossed examples Jubilee stamps, Postal History, two Penny Blacks (CH & IK)First Surface Printed Issues (Four Pence, Six Pence and One Shilling) from Harry Allen, various stamps with COA, Penny Lilac Mint, plus George V, Edward VII and Elizabeth II example, all in one album would highly suggest viewing
A Reproduction Black Wound Badge, with two wire clasp to reverse, together with a Third Reich yellow brass ashtray, with central eagle with F.M.S where the Swastika would normal be, below 'Manthe' with Roman numerals around the edge, plus a Third Reich cigarette/cigar caddy, with wooden interior and applied white metal eagle to the front, maker's stamp to the base and a leather bound Valkenburg cigarette case (4) possibly reproduction, please form own opinion of authenticity before bidding
A set of seven George III painted beech chairs, attributed to Gillows, c1800, the tablet with Juno in her chariot en grisaille, flanked by spandrels, the uprights with spiralling foliage, the stuffed over seat above rails and legs, with flutes and stringing, the set including a pair of elbow chairs, seat height 46cm, one stamped I B Provenance: Supplied to John Leicester, 1st Baron De Tabley (1762-1827) for his London house in Hill Street, Berkeley Square or Tabley House, Cheshire; thence by descent to the present vendors and latterly at Davenport House, Bridgnorth, Shropshire Illustrated: Photographed in situ in the former Entrance Hall of Tabley House, Cheshire for the article in Country Life 28 July 1923. Image also reproduced Hussey (C) - English Country Houses Mid Georgian 1760-1800, ACC edition, vol II, 1988 fig. 97 The design of these chairs, following closely that of Gillows 'Clifton's pattern' a set made for John Clifton of Lytham Hall in 1796 was also supplied to other Lancashire gentry (see Stuart (S E) - Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840, 2008, vol I, pp. 196-7). Gillows certainly supplied furniture to the 1st Baron de Tabley, as did other furniture makers of the period. The maker's stamp 'IH' is recorded on the seat rail of two of Gillows feather and drapery pattern chairs of the late 1780's and others throughout the 1790's. Three Gillows workmen shared the same initials, the most likely maker perhaps John Harrison, who is recorded as making "numerous chairs for Gillows". Although much overpainted, Gillows painted chairs in a similarly distinctive green palette are known (Stuart, op cit, plates 116-8 and vol II, pp250-1) Localised or more extensive old worm damage to seat rails. Several pairs of the mushroom finials on the backs old replacements; old re-decoration, scratched and worn
TMG 1226 - SYREETA - LOVE FIRE 7". The original 1980 UK Tamla Motown 7" release of Syreeta - Love Fire c/w Cause We've Ended As Lovers. The record (with original Factory Sample Not For Sale stamp and dated 14 March 1980) is in top Ex+ condition showing only a couple of extremely minor, faint and wispy paper hairline marks. With company sleeve.
CHRIS MCGREGOR AND RELATED - LP PACK. An excellent pack of 7 LPs by South African jazz pianist/ composer Chris McGregor, including some albums he features collectively on etc. Titles include Brotherhood (SF8260, Record Ex/ sleeve Ex), Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath (x2) (NE2, UK press. Ex+/ Ex) & (NE2, US press. M/ Factory Sealed. Some of the shrink wrap is missing along the opening edge, imprinted stamp on rear stating it's a promo), Procession (OG524, Ex+/ Ex), Very Urgent (184 137, Side 1 has a couple of light paper marks, strong VG+/ side 2 Ex/ sleeve Ex), Blue Notes For Mongezi (OGD 001/ 002. Records Ex+/ sleeve Ex) & Live At Willisau (OG100, Ex/ sleeve has some tearing at the bottom of the rear, VG).
Postcards, Glamour, a mixed, mostly glamour selection of 12 cards, Artists include Kosa, Mosa, Mucha (salon type religions), Brunelleschi (Art Nouveau v poor), Art Nouveau head and shoulders, Deco Brunelleschi ladies with Afghan (stamp to front and crease), Eva Daniell (3) (wtf or post marks) etc (poor to gd)
Postcards, a good South Africa mining selection of approx. 54 cards, inc. interior views of mining machinery, Premier Mine no. 3 conveyer belt, Cyanide reduction plant Robinson Deep Mine, Holar Gold Mine, Germiston, debris washing Kimberley, Wesselton Mine Kimberley, DeBeers workshops, native miners, headgear Robinson's Mine, Extractor House Glen Deep Johannesburg, Premier Diamond Mine, 600 stamp mill, Bulfontein Mine, Diamond digging etc, and much more (mainly gd)
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