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Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs Wednesday, 19th June, 2019 at 11am Sale Number LT562

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Order of Sale Wednesday, 19th June, 2019 at 11am Art & Architecture 1-30 Atlases, Maps, Globes, Prints & Posters 31-51 Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Books 52-62 Continental Books 63-93 History & Military 94-126 Literature 127-170 Manuscripts 171-268 Miscellaneous 269-284 Natural History 285-310 Original Illustrations 311-317 Philosophy & Religion 318-335 Photography 336-361 Politics & Economics 362-372 Private Press, Illustrations & Bindings 373-399 Science, Mathematics & Medicine 400-418 Sport 419-428 Travel & Topography 429-479

Lot 300

Art & Architecture

ART & ARCHITECTURE 1 [AMICI, DOMENICO] [RACCOLTA DELLE PRINCIPALI VEDUTE DI ROMA] [Rome, c.1840] Oblong folio containing 26 (of 43) engravings of Rome, lacking title and text, 19th century vellum gilt 284 x 390mm Provenance: A bookplate to the paste-down endpaper gifts the book to Filippo Agricola, dated 1835. A portrait of Agricola is pasted to the freeendpaper verso, accompanied by a gift inscription to ‘Elena’, gifting her the work in memory of ‘their time in Rome’, from an unknown person.

£200-300 Lot 3

2 ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY, REPRINTS, INCLUDING PERRET, JACQUES

DES FORTIFICATIONS ET ARTIFICES, ARCHITECTURE ET PERSPECTIVE

INCLUDING CECI, CARLO

Unterscheidheim: Verlag Walter Uhl, 1971. Folio, publisher’s buckram, a facsimile of the Paris edition of 1601; Serlio, Sebastiano Tutte l’opere d’archittettura et prospetiva. Ovideo: Colegio Oficial de Aparejadores y Arquitectos Tecnicos de Asturias, 1986. Folio, publisher’s cloth, dust wrapper, a facsimile reproduction of the edition of Venice, 1600, no 864, with the book plates of John and Michael Bury; Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus De architectura: Nachdruck der kommentierten ersten italienschen Ausgabe von Cesare Cesariano (Como, 1521); with an introduction by Carol Herselle Krinsky. Munich: Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 1969. Folio, publisher’s cloth, facsimile reprint, with the book plates of John and Michael Bury; Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus I dieci libri dell’architettura tradotti e commentate da Daniele Barbaro 1567. Con un saggio di Manfredo Tafuri e uno studio di Manuela Morresi. Milan: Edizioni il Polifio, 1987. Folio, publisher’s paper boards, dust wrappers, facsimile reproduction of the edition of Venice, 1567, one of 700 copies; Philandrier, Guillaume Les annotations sur le De Architectura de Vitruve livres I a IV: introduction, traduction et commentaire par Frederique Lemerle. Paris: Picard, 2000. 4to., publisher’s printed wrappers, includes a facsimile reproduction of the Lyon edition of 1552; Amico, Bernardino Trattato delle piante et imagini de i sacri edificii di Terrasanta. Plans of the sacred edifices of the Holy Land. Jerusalem: Franciscan Press, 1953. 4to., publisher’s printed wrappers, facsimile of the edition of Rome, 1609 with a translation from the Italian by Fr. Theophilus Bellorini OFM and Fr. Eugene Hoade OFM, with a preface and notes by Fr Bellarmino Bagatti OFM; The Casale Pilgrim: a sixteenth-century illustrated guide to the Holy Places reproduced in facsimile, with introduction, translation and notes by Cecil Roth. London: Soncino Press, 1929. 4to., publisher’s vellum, edges uncut, no 580 of 580 copies signed by Cecil Roth, with the book plate of John Bury and 14 others (21)

ART & ARCHITECTURE, 8 VOLUMES Piccoli Bronzi del Real Museo Nazionale... Naples, [n.d.] Oblong folio, frontispiece, 13 colour plates, original wrappers, worn; Shaw, Henry The Hand Book of Mediaeval Alphabets and Devices. London: Bernard Quaritch, 1853. 8vo, 36 plates, original blue cloth stained, plates loose; Wharton, Edith & Maxfield Parrish, illustrator Italian Villas and their Gardens. New York: The Century Co., 1905. 8vo, original pictorial green cloth gilt, bookplate; Viollet-le-Duc, E. L’Art Russe. Paris: A. Morel & Cie, 1877. 8vo, frontispiece and 31 plates, contemporary green quarter morocco with gold tooling and red onlays to spine, foxing; Pugin, A. Welby Details of Ancient Timber Houses of the 15th & 16th Centuries... [London:] Ackermann & Co., 1836. Small 4to, original cloth with paper label to cover, 21 plates, covers detached, foxed; and 2 further works by Pugin; Watts, Mrs. George Frederick The Word in the Pattern. London: The Astolat Press, 1905. Second edition, 8vo, original cloth; sold not subject to return (8) £200-300

4 ART REFERENCE AND OTHER BOOKS INCLUDING CAW, SIR JAMES L.

Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

Sir James Guthrie. London: Macmillan and Co. Limited, 1932. Folio, original red cloth gilt; Cursiter, Stanley Looking Back. [N.p., n.d.] 8vo, bound photocopy of Cursiter’s corrected proof? copy of the work; [Idem] Scottish Art. London: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd,, [n.d.] 8vo, original cream cloth; Caw, James L. William McTaggart. Glasgow: James Maclehose and Sons, 1917. 8vo, red cloth gilt; [Idem] Scottish painting, Past and Present. Edinburgh: T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1908. 8vo, original blue cloth gilt, plates of Brighton Reference Library; Bannerman, David A. The Birds of the British Isles. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1953. 8vo, 11 volumes (of 12) only, volume 5 missing, original green cloth gilt; and 3 others (19)

£150-250

£150-200 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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Lot 5

Lot 12

DEAN, GEORGE ALFRED

FURNITURE & OTHER ART REFERENCE, A COLLECTION

A SERIES OF SELECTED DESIGNS FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES, ENTRANCE LODGES,

INCLUDING MACQUOID, PERCY & RALPH EDWARDS

Farm Offices, Cottages, &c., Worthing: C.H. Knight; York: J. Sampson & London: Longmans, Green [&c.], 1867. Folio, 35 lithographed plates (1-33, 17a & 20a), 2 tinted, some double-page, original brown cloth lettered in gilt, biding a little dampstained (the contents unaffected) £200-300

6 DIAMONDS, FOUR VOLUMES WILLIAMS, GARDNER F. The Diamond Mines of South Africa. New York: B.F. Buck & Company, 1906. 2 volumes, 8vo, portrait, plates, contemporary half calf gilt; Williams, Alpheus F. The Genesis of the Diamond. London: Ernest Benn Limited, 1932. 2 volumes, 8vo, plates, original blue cloth gilt (4) £150-250

7 EMBROIDERY, & OTHERS, COMPRISING BARBER, MARY. SOME DRAWINGS OF ANCIENT EMBROIDERY. THIRTY SPECIMENS London: H. Sotheran, 1880. First edition, folio, 30 chromolithographed plates, original decorative buff cloth gilt, g.e.; Farren, R. Cambridge and its Neighbourhood. Cambridge: Macmillan, 1881. Folio, etched title and plates, original pictorial blue cloth gilt, t.e.g., lightly rubbed; Grigson, G. and H. Buchanan Thornton’s Temple of Flora. 1951. Folio, colour plates, original half cloth (3) £150-250 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

The Dictionary of English Furniture. 1924-27, 3 volumes, folio, original green cloth gilt, frayed dustwrappers; Macquoid, Percy A History of English Furniture. The Age of Mahogany [The Age of Satinwood], London, 1906-08, 2 works bound in one volume; near contemporary half morocco, split to spine, rubbed; Hetherington, A.L. The Early Ceramic Wares of China. 1922. 4to, plates, original cloth, slightly spotted Lengyon, F. Furniture in England from 1660 to 1760. Folio, original cloth, binding dampstained; Francis, Grant R. Old English Drinking Glasses. 1926. First edition, 4to, edition de luxe, limited to 100 copies, this copy unnumbered, original quarter vellum gilt, t.e.g., binding slightly spotted and soiled; Drake, M. A History of English Glass-Painting. 1912. Folio, original quarter parchment, binding somewhat soiled; and one volume of the Art Journal (9) £200-300

9 FURNITURE AND GARDENING 4 WORKS MacQuoid, Percy A History of English Furniture: The Age of Mahogany. London: Lawrence & Bullen, Ltd., 1906. Folio, original red cloth gilt; Jekyll, Gertrude Garden Ornament. London: Country Life/George Newnes, Ltd., 1918. Folio, original green half morocco; Timms & Webb The Thirty-Five Styles of Furniture. London, [1904]. Folio, original green cloth gilt, rubbed; Hope, Thomas Household Furniture and Interior Decoration. London: John Tiranti & Co., 1937. folio, original quarter cloth, dust-jacket torn, facsimile of the 1807 edition; and a work on Scottish history: Scotland. Owners of Lands and Heritages... Edinburgh: Murray and Gibb, 1874, folio, blue cloth gilt (5) £150-200

Art & Architecture

Lot 15

10 FURNITURE ART REFERENCE WORKS, A COLLECTION INCLUDING MACQUOID, PERCY A History of English Furniture. London, 1904-08. 4 volumes, folio, plates, original maroon buckram gilt, t.e.g.; Tipping, H. Avray English Homes. Period IV (vol.1) and Period III (vol. 1), 1929, 2 volumes, folio, original blue cloth, dustwrappers frayed; Cescinsky, H. English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century. [n.d.], 3 volumes, 4to, original half morocco, worn, several covers detached; Heaton, J.A. Furniture and Decoration in England during the Eighteenth Century. 1889. Large folio, 2 volumes, a few leaves loose and fore margin frayed, but complete, original cloth, shaken, lacking spines, one board detached; sold not subject to return (11) £150-250

Lot 13

13 HIRST, DAMIEN FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. SELECTED DRAWINGS London: Criteria in association with The British Council, 2004. Oblong folio, signed by the artist, one of 1500 copies, original cloth-backed pictorial boards, g.e., without the box £150-250

11 GALLO, ELEONORA

PEASANT ART IN ITALY

HOCKNEY, DAVID

Florence: Giulio Gianni & Figlio, 1929. Oblong folio, number 223 of 250 copies, original printed cloth, a little spotting; Schmoller, Hans Panoply of Paper: on Collecting Decorated Papers. Gloucestershire: The Whittington Press, [n.d.] Original wrappers, with a sheet of printed appendices; [Idem] An Italian Paperchase, the decorated papers of Flavia Farina Cini, Pia Vitali, and Eleonora dei Conti Gallo, 1985, offprint from Matrix 5, original wrappers, in which Schmoller discusses his difficulty in tracing a copy of Peasant Art in Italy; these two contained in an envelope addressed to the folklorist, Iona Opie, from Tanya and Hans Schmoller

NEW PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND GRAPHICS OCTOBER 29 NOVEMBER 16, 1977 New York: André Emmerich Gallery, 1977. 4to, signed on leaf after title “For Jonathan, David”, original pictorial wrappers, wrappers slightly discoloured; Hockney, David Another copy. 1977, signed on leaf after title “For Tom, David”; Hockney, David On Photography. With Hockney’s “Squiggle” signature: “[Squiggle] was here, 18, 19 20 July 1985 Bradford” on leaf before title. 8vo, National Museum of Photography, 1985. 8vo; Hockney, David Six Fairy Tales. Petersburg Press. First edition, 32mo, original leatherette, slightly rubbed (4)

£150-200

£200-300

GILLESPIE GRAHAM, JAMES

I. & J. TAYLOR, PUBLISHERS

THE CHAPEL OF ST. ANTHONY THE EREMITE AT MURTHLY, PERTHSHIRE

DESIGNS FOR MONUMENTS INCLUDING GRAVE STONES

Edinburgh: Alexander Hill, 1850. Folio, title and 16 colour lithographs, lacking description and text leaves, unbound £250-350

London, [c.1791] 4to, 40 engraved plates including title, modern half calf gilt over contemporary boards Note: Not listed in the English Short Title Catalogue.

£600-800

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Lot 17

16 IMPORTANT SOTHEBY’S BOOKSALE CATALOGUES, A QUANTITY, INCLUDING THE HONEYMAN COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS 1978-81. 7 volumes, original wrappers, with buyers/price lists; The Library of Henry Blackmer II. 1989. 4to, original cloth; Darwin’s Century: The Jeremy Norman Collection. 1992; Lewis Carroll’s Alice. 2001; The Ottoman World. 2002. 3 volumes, slipcase; The Library of Peter Hopkirk. 1998; The Library of Camille Aboussouan. 1993, hardback; The Cookery Book Collection of Tore Wretman. 1997 (2 copies); The Stanley Smith Collection of Natural History Books, 1998; Grahame Greene. The Collection of Clinton Ives Smullyan Jr. 1996; Enid Blyton. Noddy. 1997; Geometry and Space, the collection of M. Arnaude de Vitry; La Bibliotheque de Pierre Bergé; Michel de Montaine, Collections Pottiéee-Sperry, 2003; Australiana. 6 & 7th April 1982; and several others £100-150

17 INDIAN ART MUGHAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, LATE 19TH CENTURY album containing 28 leaves with laid-down watercolour and hand-drawn copies of patterns found in Mughal design, including “Latticed shutter Cashmere [sic.]”, “[decoration from] Saleem Chisti’s [sic.] tomb” and “White marble latticed screen...Tomb Agra”; also with a loosely inserted manuscript on Government of India blindstamped paper detailing the “Arrangement of a simple caponier”, dated 07/06/78; also with four loosely inserted watercolour illustrations: three showing landscapes and one showing a local man; also with four loosely inserted albumen prints showing Indian landscapes, and several photographs of Roman interior decoration pasted to initial leaves Lot 18 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

£300-500

Art & Architecture

Lot 19 Lot 20

JOYANT, MAURICE

PUGIN, AUGUSTUS WELBY NORTHMORE

HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC, 1864-1901

DESIGNS FOR IRON & BRASS WORK...

Paris: H. Floury, 1927. 2 volumes, 4to, one of 175 copies, 2 original drypoint etchings and 105 (of 106?) plates, later dark green half morocco gilt, original wrappers bound in (2)

London: Ackermann & Co., [1836]. 4to, engraved title and 26 engraved plates, contemporary half calf with the label of the Birmingham Society of Arts and Government School of Design to the upper cover, some spotting; Goldsmiths Designs for Gold & Silversmiths. London: Ackermann & Co., 1836. 4to, engraved title, 27 engraved plates, contemporary half calf with the label of the Birmingham Society of Arts and Government School of Design to the upper cover, some spotting; Fresnoy, C.A. du - John Dryden, translator The Art of Painting. London: Henry Lintot, 1750. 8vo, frontispiece, contemporary calf rebacked [ESTC T122964] (3)

£400-600

19 KOCH, ALEXANDER - GEORG FUCHS - F.H. NEWBERY L’EXPOSITION INTERNATIONALE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS MODERNES A TURIN 1902 Darmstadt, 1902. 4to, 4 plates, 3 in colour, paper-covered boards gilt, covers rebacked onto cloth, ex-library copy

£100-120

£300-500

20 LUGAR, ROBERT THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN’S ARCHITECT London: J. Taylor, 1823. Second edition, 4to, 32pp., 22 engraved plates, some double-page, original grey boards, uncut, joints lightly cracked or rubbed

PYE, CHARLES PROVINCIAL COPPER COINS OR TOKENS Birmingham: Thomas Pearson, [1796]. 4to [large paper copy], 36 engraved plates, contemporary half calf rebacked, bookplate of George Chetwynd, some light, scattered foxing and slight marginal dampstaining [ESTC T105266] £100-150

£300-400

23 RAVILIOUS, ERIC - GREENWOOD, JEREMY ENGRAVINGS Suffolk: Wood Lea Press, 2008. Folio, one of 800 copies, original cloth, slipcase, a fine copy £150-200

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24 RICHARDSON, CHARLES JAMES STUDIES OF ORNAMENTAL DESIGN Large folio, lithographed decorative title, text within bistre, sepia and gold lithographed borders, frontispiece and 16 lithographed plates (9 coloured), contemporary green half morocco, spine gilt, 2 (different) lithographed dedication leaves, a few light spots £200-300

25 RUSKIN, JOHN THE WORKS London: G. Allen, 1903-1912. limited to 2062 copies, edited by E.T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn, 39 volumes, 8vo, Library Edition, plates, original maroon cloth gilt, uncut, t.e.g., all but 2 volumes (vol. 36 & 37) with dustwrappers Note: It is rare to find this work with dustwrappers, as seen here

£1,800-2,200

26 SHAW, HENRY THE DECORATIVE ARTS ECCLESIASTISTICAL AND CIVIL OF THE MIDDLE AGES London: William Pickering, 1851. Folio, 41 chromolithographed and lithographed plates, contemporary panelled red morocco gilt, bookplates of Thomas Bowater Vernon and David Graham, gauffered edges, scattered spotting, slightly rubbed Lot 24

£200-300

Lot 25 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Lot 25

Art & Architecture

27 SUFFOLK ARCHITECTURE - DAVY, HENRY A SERIES OF ETCHINGS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF SUFFOLK Southwold: Published by the Author, 1827. Folio, One of 50 “Super Royal Folio” copies, original upper wrapper for part 2 with manuscript name of John Britton Esq. bound in at beginning, list of subscribers, 71 engraved plates; with, bound in at end, the title, index and list of subscribers only to “A Set of Etchings illustrative of Beccles Church” (Norwich, 1818), late 19th century half morocco, worn, hinges splitting Note: The advertisement on the printed wrapper that is bound into this volumes notes this as the “Super Royal Folio” edition, of which “Fifty copies will be printed on super royal folio paper, to correspond with the Etchings of Beccles Church”.

£200-300

28 TURNBULL, GEORGE A TREATISE ON ANCIENT PAINTING... London: A. Millar, 1740. Folio, 54 engraved plates, contemporary calf, joints split, bookplate, a little soiling and spotting [ESTC T114745] £300-400

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29 VIOLLET-LE-DUC, E PEINTURES MURALES DES CHAPELLES DE NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS Paris: A. Morel, 1870. Large folio, 62 plates printed in colours and gold (1-60 & A-B), contemporary green half morocco gilt, g.e., scattered spotting, chiefly marginal, somewhat rubbed £300-400

30 WYATT, SIR MATTHEW DIGBY SPECIMENS OF ORNAMENTAL ART WORKMANSHIP IN GOLD, SILVER, IRON, Brass and Bronze from the Twelfth to the Nineteenth Centuries. London: Day & Son, 1852. Large folio, frontispiece and 49 tinted and hand-coloured lithographed plates, original blindstamped and decorative salmon coloured cloth, title somewhat spotted, scattered lighter spotting to some plates, spine recased, upper joint rubbed, hinges neatly strengthened £150-200 Lot 28

ATLASES, MAPS, GLOBES, PRINTS & POSTERS 33 CARY, JOHN CARY’S NEW MAP OF ENGLAND AND WALES, WITH PART OF SCOTLAND London: J. Cary, 1794. First edition, 4to, hand-coloured engraved Sheets 1-80, comprising engraved title (which counts as sheet 80), dedication (sheet 71), General map (coloured), Explanations leaf (sheet 72), sheet 62 (blank map covering the German Ocean) not bound in, list of subscribers, contemporary half calf gilt, armorial bookplate of J. Chas. Crowle and paper advertisement for “Cary’s New Itinerary” tipped onto front endpaper, new morocco lettering pieces, a clean copy £300-400

34 COLLINS, GREENVILLE PART OF THE MAINE ISLAND OF SHETLAND [London: 1693 or later], 555 x 615mm, hand-coloured, framed £150-200

35 COLLINS, GREENVILLE THE EAST COAST OF SCOTLAND WITH THE ISLES OF ORKNEY AND SHETLAND [London: 1693, or later], 490 x 585mm, hand-coloured, not laid-down; [Idem] The Islands of Orkney or Les Isles Orcades. [N.p., n.d.], 390 x 510mm, hand-coloured in outline, framed and glazed, some foxing; [Idem] Part of the Maine Island of Shetland. [London: 1693 or later], 555 x 615mm, hand-coloured, framed, not laid-down (3) £300-500

Lot 33

31 ATLAS - GALL & INGLIS, PUBLISHERS THE EDINBURGH IMPERIAL ATLAS, ANCIENT AND MODERN Revised and corrected to the Present Time. Edinburgh: Gall & Inglis, 1859. Large folio, lithographed title, 47 hand-coloured maps, mostly double-page, contemporary maroon half morocco, map of Ireland split at fold and torn without loss, occasional light discolouration, lightly rubbed £250-350

32 BRITISH TRAVEL AND ROAD MAPS 8 BOOKS INCLUDING CARY, JOHN Cary’s New Itinerary; or an Accurate Delineation of the Great Roads... Through England and Wales... London: John Cary, 1798. 8vo, additional title, folding map, contemporary half calf; [Idem] Cary’s New Itinerary... London: G. & J. Cary, 1828. Eleventh edition, 8vo, folding map; bound with a similar work lacking title-page, contemporary half calf rebacked, endpapers renewed; Gray, George Carrington Gray’s Book of Roads. London: Sherwood, Jones, and Co., 1824. Square 8vo, folding map, 49 hand-coloured maps, contemporary half morocco gilt, some soiling and tears; Duncan, [Andrew and John] Duncan’s Itinerary of Scotland... Glasgow: Andrew & John M. Duncan, 1816. Third edition, oblong 8vo, folding map with loss, original green half morocco, rubbed; Almanac The Royal Kalendar... London: J. Stockdale, 1809. 8vo, contemporary calf; and 3 others, sold not subject to return (8) £150-200 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

36 DANIELL, WILLIAM 19 HAND-COLOURED ENGRAVINGS each showing a Scottish coastal view, taken from A Voyage Round the North and North-West Coast of Scotland... London: W. Lewis, 1820s, all framed and glazed (19) £300-400

37 DORRET, JAMES A GENERAL MAP OF SCOTLAND AND ISLANDS THERETO BELONGING [1750], linen-backed map mounted on rollers, 1337 x 1770mm, some browning, a few tears to upper part around title with a little loss £400-600

38 GEORGES DE FEURE (1868-1943) POSTER: ‘THERMES LIEGOIS - CASINO’, 1898 lithograph, printed marks IMP. BOURGERIE & CIE. FAUBG. ST. DENIS, PARIS, framed, 790 x 590mm £800-1,200

Atlases, Maps, Globes, Prints & Posters

Lot 34

Lot 37

Lot 38

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39 12” TERRESTRIAL GLOBE ADDISON, J[OHN] A New Edition of D. Adam’s Terrestrial Globe, Correctly laid down according to the best Observations & Latest Discoveries with the Tracks of all the Circumnavigators up to Oct. 1st 1818, by J. Addison, Geographer London. Made & Sold by J. Addison & Co., no 9 Skinners Street Snow Hill, [c.1820], hand-coloured engraved globe, supported in graduated engraved brass meridian ring with hour circle, fitting in horizon ring with calendrical scales, on associated stand, minor professional restoration by Stephen Sanders (see footnote) Note: John Addison Globe maker to George IV was active from 1800 - 1830. He was granted Royal appointment in 1820 and was trading as Addison and Co after 1815. Addison produced terrestrial and celestial globes in many sizes from 3” through to the magnificent 36” “Terraqueous Globe.” A rare example of this globe was manufactured and published by G and J Cary in 1840 and was sold at Sotheby’s in 2009 for £200,000. The same Addison globe was later manufactured by Malby and further by Wyld. This 12” table globe was published in 1818 by Addison. The Globe presents the circumnavigations of significant explorers including all 3 voyages of Captain Cook the voyages of Captain Vancouver and Butler’s track to China. The cartographical detail is stunning for a globe of this size. The Globe is named as a new edition of D. Adams’s terrestrial globe. Dudley Adams was the last of three generations in a family of instrument makers based in London. The firm produced high quality globes and instruments from 1735 until 1817 when, due to mismanagement, they were forced into bankruptcy. Dudley Adams sold his stock including plates and unfinished globes in that year. It is unclear whether Addison had bought any of the plates from the sale of Adams stock, but certainly seemed to want to exploit a gap in the market of globe production. The globe is constructed of a plaster and gesso shell laid with 12 beautifully engraved and printed paper gores which are hand coloured and laid down. The horizon papers also engraved showing degrees and compass points, the Gregorian calendar, zodiac and an unusual addition of significant Saint’s days. Restoration Work The globe has been carefully cleaned to remove the occluded perished varnish and reveal the stunning map. The paper has been sized and re-varnished with shellac to protect the map. There is some damage to the surface in Asia which has been repaired. The stand has been restored and cleaned with some small repairs to the damage on the horizon circle. The brass springs are later but the rest of the metal work is original and has been gently cleaned and lacquered to protect the surface. The Restoration Work was undertaken by Stephen Sanders. www. globerestoration.co.uk £3,000-5,000

Atlases, Maps, Globes, Prints & Posters

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40 CORONELLI, VINCENZO MARIA FINE SET OF 24 UNJOINED GLOBE GORES FOR 42 INCH (3 1/2 - FOOT) TERRESTRIAL GLOBE comprising 12 gores of the northern hemisphere and 12 gores of the southern hemisphere, plus the north and south polar calottes, one engraved “Venezia, 1688”, one (of S. Sea) with 2 margins neatly added to lower section, each gore comprised of two sections neatly joined, 3 sections with Isolario text on verso Note: This beautiful set of gores present a remarkable large format depiction of the terrestrial world, based upon the monumental terrestrial globe constructed by Coronelli for the French King Louis XIV. They comprise 12 gores of the northern hemisphere and 12 gores of the southern hemisphere, plus the north and south polar calottes. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1650-1718) was apprenticed as a wood engraver and printer, before joining the Franciscan Brotherhood in 1665. In 1678, after studying Astronomy and Euclid, Coronelli began working as a geographer and was commissioned to make a set of Terrestrial and Celestial globes, 5 feet in diameter, for Ranuccio Farnese, the Duke of Parma. Coronelli was next invited to Rome to construct a similar pair of Globes for Louis XIV and from 1681 to 1683, he lived in Paris, where he constructed an even larger pair for the cardinal to present to Louis XIV. Fifteen feet in diameter, weighing nearly 4000 pounds and costing 100,000 francs, they were the largest, most accurate and beautiful globes the world had seen. Coronelli’s globes for Louis XIV brought him fame throughout Europe. Returning to his native Venice in 1684, he obtained official support to set himself up as a publisher of maps and globes at the Convent of S. Maria Gloriosa de Frari, and within ten years Coronelli had established himself as the leading atlas and globe-maker of Europe. By 1697 he had published the first volumes of the atlas series, the Atlante Veneto, the Corso Geografico in two volumes, and the first part of the Isolario (1696). He described the Isolario on its title-page as being “supplementary to the XIV volumes of Blaeu”, revealing his ambition to be recognised as the successor to the great Dutch mapmaking firm of Blaeu. Equally important as his maps was his role as a globe maker, the cartography of the gores being very similar to his maps. His first printed globes were the 3 ½ -foot (42 inch) terrestrial and celestial globes published in 1688, at the time the largest printed globes ever made, which were reduced versions of the globes he had made for Louis XIV. By 1697 when he published the Libro dei Globi he was offering for sale five sizes of globes, in diameter 3 ½ -foot, 1 ½ foot, 6 inches, 4 inches and 2 inches. The 3 ½ -foot globes he claimed to be the most perfect ever made. Only a small number of complete examples have survived, mostly residing in major institutional collections around the world. Separate globe gore sheets from this famous globe periodically appear on the market, but rarely complete sets. There were 4 editions of the Libro dei Globi, all published in Venice, in 1688, 1692-3, 1699 and 1707. Although it has not been possible to ascertain with certainty the date of every gore one is dated “Venice, 1688”, the date of the first edition, three have the text of the Isolario on the verso, dating them to 1696-97, and about 12 have watermarks of three crescent moons, which have been noted in copies of the Isolario. Individual Coronelli gores are very rare on the market. This set of 24 map gores has been assembled mostly from maps published in Libro Dei Globi with a few maps from the Isolario. This is an exceptional artefact, despite being assembled from at least two sources and will no doubt appeal to discerning collectors of cartography. Most have margins of around 20mm. from the edge of the printed area; a few are trimmed to the plate mark and two sections have had marginal additions. The paper patina overall is lightly age toned with little obvious remedial cleaning. Included in the lot is a bound facsimile copy of the folio Libro dei Globi, by Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Ltd, Amsterdam, 1969, with introduction and biographical note by Dr Helen Wallis, former curator at the British Library.

£20,000-30,000 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Atlases, Maps, Globes, Prints & Posters

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41 GLOBES - GEORGE PHILIP & SON

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PHILIP’S BRITISH EMPIRE GLOBE London: George Philip & Son Ltd., 32 Fleet Street, Printed in Great Britain, 8” globe on original wooden stand, with various splits and wear; with George Philip & Son Betts’s Portable Terrestrial Globe compiled from the latest and best authorities. G. Philip & Son, 32 Fleet Street, [n.d.], printed on cloth, with expanding metal substructure that is erected in the fashion of an umbrella, cloth split, somewhat soiled (2)

43 LAVOISNE, C.V. A NEW GENEALOGICAL, HISTORICAL, AND CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS

London: J. Barfield, 1807. Folio, 36 hand-coloured tables, original red half calf with red morocco gilt label to upper cover, joints split, rubbed, a little internal spotting, occasional minor repairs; Scrapbook containing 7pp. of caricatures of judges, mainly printed or lithographed but a few hand-drawn (2)

HALL, SYDNEY

£500-700

£200-300

A NEW GENERAL ATLAS London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, 1834. Folio, 53 maps hand-coloured in outline, contemporary green half morocco gilt, some soiling and a few holes and tears to several maps, a couple of leaves detached, a teenager’s coloured pencil drawings to the reverse of some maps, covers rubbed £600-1,000

Lot 42

44 MOLL, HERMAN THE SCOTS SETTLEMENT IN AMERICA CALLED NEW CALEDONIA 1729, 290 x 226mm, hand-coloured in outline £300-400

Lot 44

Atlases, Maps, Globes, Prints & Posters

Lot 45

45 MOUNT, J. & T. PAGE A NEW CHART OF THE SEA COAST OF SCOTLAND London : W. & J. Mount & T. Page, [c. 1749] 481 x 551mm, with notes in an early hand to the reverse providing instructions on how to sail into various Fife harbours, the notes dated around 1763, map folded, some browning and slight dampstaining £300-500 Lot 46

46 ORDNANCE SURVEY OF EDINBURGHSHIRE FINELY BOUND SIX INCH FIRST EDITION MAP OF THE EDINBURGH AREA Southampton: Ordnance Map Office & Lt. Col. H. James, [1853-1855]. Elephant folio, with index sheet, double page maps showing battle sites, another view of Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth, with 24 (of 25) sheets (sheet 21, mostly blank, lacking; sheets 8, 17, 20 & 24 each lacking one half which is usually blank); [bound with] Kerr, R.E. Ordnance Plan of the Parishes of Dalmeny and Cramond. Southampton: The Ordnance Map Office, 1856. Comprising a selection of 12 double-page hand-coloured sheets from the map; impressive brown morocco gilt by Wiseman with a gilt acanthus border and the arms of Trinity College Cambridge to the upper cover, and a scallop shell and cross border overlaying the acanthus motif border on the lower cover, with scallop shell motifs and arms depicting scallop shells within a St Andrews cross to the lower cover Provenance: Given to A. Pringle of Trinity College Cambridge in 1858 as a Latin declamation prize

£700-900

47 ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM - ASIA INDIAE ORIENTALIS, INSULARUMQUE ADIACIENTIUM TYPUS Antwerp, [1570 or later], engraved map hand-coloured in outline, 355 x 507mm., handsomely framed and glazed £1,000-1,500

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48 ORTELIUS, ABRAHAM TARTARIAE SIVE MAGNI CHAMI REGNI TYPUS 1573, 435 x 542mm, hand-coloured, Latin text to reverse £300-500

49 PIERRE BONNARD (1867-1947) POSTER: LIRE DANS LE FIGAROLE NOUVEAU ROMAN D’ABEL HERMANT printed signature BONNARD, marked lower right IMP. CHAIX. RUE BERGERE, 20, PARIS, 03, framed, 600 x 410mm £200-300

50 SAYER, ROBERT THE ASIATIC & EUROPEAN PART[S] OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE

Lot 49

51 WALTER BUHE (1882–1958) POSTER: VEREINIGTE WERKSTÄTTEN FÜR KUNST IM HANDWERK, CIRCA 1905 publisher Robert Müller, Potsdam, framed, 720 x 475mm

London: Robert Sayer, 1788-1790, two maps framed together, handcoloured in outline, total dimensions excluding frame 1290 x 490mm

Note: The painter, graphic artist and lithographer Walter Buhe studied at the Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin. He was a professor at the Staatliche Akademie für Graphische Künste und Buchgewerbe in Leipzig from 1920-1945.

£300-350

£100-200

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Children’s Books

CHILDREN’S BOOKS

52 8 CHILDREN’S BOOKS INCLUDING GREENAWAY, KATE A Day in a Child’s Life. London: George Routledge and Sons, [1881?] 8vo, original boards over quarter cloth; [Idem] Under the Window. London: George Routledge and Sons, [1878]. First edition, 8vo, original boards over quarter cloth; Caldecott, Randolph The House that Jack Built. [London:] George Routledge and Sons, [n.d.] 8vo, original covers; [Idem] The Diverting History of John Gilpin: [London:] George Routledge and Sons, [n.d.] 8vo, original covers; [Idem] R. Caldecott’s Second Collection of Pictures & Songs. London: Frederick Warne and Co., Ltd., [n.d.] Oblong 8vo, original cloth; [Idem] A Sketch-Book of R. Caldecott. George Routledge & Sons, [n.d.] Oblong 8vo, original covers; Ewing, Juliana Horatia Daddy Darwin’s Dovecot. London, [n.d.] 8vo, illustrated by R. Caldecott, original pictorial boards; Pearce, Hilda The Navy Book of Fairy Tales. London, [n.d.] 8vo, original blue cloth gilt (8)

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£100-200

53 A COLLECTION OF 5 CHILDREN’S BOOKS INCLUDING BANNERMAN, HELEN The Story of Little Black Sambo. London: Grant Richards, 1899. First edition, 32mo., contents detached, 6 leaves with sellotape stains, slight paper erasure to title, library blindstamp to endpapers, slight finger soiling, a few short marginal tears/ creases, binding a bit soiled and marked, scribble to lower cover; The Story of Little Black Mingo. London: James Nisbet & Co.., [1901], 12mo, original imitation morocco, hinges broken, free endpaper loose and frayed, contents lightly soiled or marked, binding worn, spine torn, and 3 others (5) £300-400

54 ANNA SEWELL, KATE GREENAWAY, CECIL ALDIN AND OTHERS 62 CHILDREN’S BOOKS Aldin, Cecil Black Beauty. [London: Jarrolds Publishers, [n.d.] Large 8vo, illustrated by Cecil Aldin, original blue cloth gilt; Greenaway, Kate Under the Willow. London: Routledge & Sons, [n.d.] 8vo, original pictorial covers with cloth spine; Ewing, Juliana Horatia Jackanapes. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, [n.d.] 144,000th, 8vo, illustrated by Randolph Caldecott, original boards with cloth spine; Caldecott, Randolph. R. Caldecott’s Collection of Pictures & Songs. London: George Routledge & Sons, [n.d.]. 8vo, original cloth; Belloc, Hillaire The Bad Child’s Book of Beasts. Oxford: Alden & Co. Ltd., [1897] Fifth thousand, 8vo, original boards; Ewing, Juliana Horatia The Peace Egg. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, [n.d.] 8vo, original boards; Crane, Walter The Baby’s Opera. London: George Routledge and Sons, [n.d.] 8vo, original boards; and a collection of others, sold not subject to return £200-300 Lot 54

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55 CHILDREN’S AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 5 WORKS, INCLUDING LEIGHTON, CLARE The Wood that Came Back. London: Ivor Nicholson & Watson, Ltd., 1934. Original pictorial boards over cloth spine; Cowper, William The Diverting History of John Gilpin. London: Longmans, Green and Co., [n.d.] Original green cloth gilt, illustrated by H. Fitz-Cook, neat gift inscription dated 1869 to front free-endpaper; [Idem] The Diverting History of John Gilpin... London: Joseph Cundall, 1845. Original red cloth gilt, illustrated by ‘J.L.’ (John Leighton); Lear, Edward More Nonsense. London: Frederick Warne & Co., 1897. Fifth edition, original green cloth gilt, bookplate; Hoffmann, Heinrich The English Struwwelpeter... London: George Routledge & Sons, Limited, [n.d., 1909?] Original boards over cloth spine, hinges splitting, a little darkening to covers (5)

Jones, Terry Animal Tales. London: Pavilion, 2011. First edition, 8vo, illustrated by Michael Foreman; Huxley, Aldous After Many a Summer. London: Folio Society, 1980. 8vo, illustrated by Michael Foreman; Moore, Clement The Night Before Christmas. New York: Viking, 1988. Oblong 8vo, illustrated by Michael Foreman; Saint-Exupéry, Antoine de The Little Prince. London: Pavilion, 1995. 8vo, illustrated by Michael Foreman; and 120 others, including 22 signed (130) £300-500

£300-500

56 FOREMAN, MICHAEL, AND OTHERS A LARGE COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS, MANY IN FIRST EDITION including Morpurgo, Michael War Horse. London: Egmont Books, 2010. 8vo, with bookplate signed by Morpurgo, illustrated by François Place; [Idem] Kensuke’s Kingdom. London: Egmont, 2002. 8vo, with bookplate signed by Morpurgo, illustrated by Michael Foreman; [Idem] Kaspar Prince of Cats. London: Harper Collins, 2008. First edition, 8vo, signed by the author, illustrated by Michael Foreman; [Idem] Little Albatross. London: Doubleday, 2004. First edition, 4to, signed by the author, illustrated by Michael Foreman; [Idem] Beowulf. London: Walker Books, 2006. First edition, 8vo, signed by Morpurgo to bookplate, illustrated by Michael Foreman; Beetles, Chris Michael Foreman Telling Tales, 2017. 4to, paperback, signed by Michael Foreman and Terry Jones; Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Lot 57

Children’s Books

Lot 59

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POTTER, BEATRIX 10 WORKS

57 GARNER, ALAN THE STONE BOOK QUARTET The Stone Book. London: Collins, 1976. First edition, 8vo, original orange cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Granny Reardun. London: Collins, 1977. First edition, 8vo, original red cloth, dust-jacket priceclipped; The Aimer Gate. London: Collins, 1978. First edition, 8vo, signed by the author to the title-page, original brown cloth, dust-jacket price-clipped; Tom Fobble’s Day. London: Collins, 1977. First edition, 8vo, original blue cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped (4) £150-200

58 MILNE, A.A. FOUR WINNIE-THE-POOH BOOKS When we Were Very Young. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1924. Third edition, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt; [Idem] Winnie-the-Pooh. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1926. First edition, 8vo, original green cloth gilt; [Idem] Now we are Six. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1927. First edition, 8vo, original red cloth gilt; [Idem] The House at Pooh Corner. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1928. First edition, 8vo, original pink cloth gilt; all with a little wear and soiling to covers, some splitting to hinges (4) £300-500

The tale of two bad mice. London: Frederick Warne and Co., 1904. First edition, [first or second printing (grey boards rather than red], 16mo, ownership signature to half-title; The tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle. London: Frederick Warne and Co., [N.D.]. Later printing (“How Keld” name not present in picture on p.20) 16mo, original green covers, gift inscription dated 1919 to endpaper; The tale of Tom Kitten. London: Frederick Warne and Co, 1907. First edition, [first-third printing], original beige brown boards, gift inscription and small doodle to endpaper; blindstamp to rear free-endpaper; The tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck. London: Frederick Warne and Co., 1908. First edition, [one of the first 3 printings], 16mo, original grey boards, owner’s small signature to half-title; [The tale of the Flopsy Bunnies. London: Frederick Warne and Co, 1909. First edition, second[?] printing (with noticeboard present in picture on p.14’ Evans imprint present on final page verso), 16mo, original green covers, owner’s small signature to half-title; The tale of Timmy Tiptoes. London: Frederick Warne and Co., 1911. First edition, [first or second printing], 16mo, original dark green boards; The Roly-Poly Pudding. London: Frederick Warne and Co., [1908]. 8vo, probably first edition, lacking title-page, original cloth; The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse. London: Frederick Warne and Co., 1910. First edition but in tan boards, 16mo; 2 later editions of The Tale of Johnny Town Mouse and Ginger & Pickles £400-600

60 RANSOME, ARTHUR WE DIDN’T MEAN TO GO TO SEA London: J. Cape, 1937. First edition, 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket, not price-clipped, dust-jacket with very slight loss at head of spine £150-200

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61 SENDAK, MAURICE THREE PRESENTATION COPIES Higglety Pigglety Pop! New York: Harper & Row, 1967. First edition, 8vo, presentation copy inscribed by the author with sketch of a little boy (“Oct. ‘67 | For May Lowen - | in memory of a most | lovely hospital afternoon! | Maurice Sendak | [sketch of a little boy]”) on front free endpaper, original cloth, dustwrapper (“$4.95” and “1067” on upper flap with five Sendak titles listed on lower flap), some minor fraying to extremities of dustwrapper; Minarik, E.H. A Kiss for Little Bear. New York: Harper & Row, 1968. First edition (no ISBN or zip code on publisher’s imprint page), 8vo, presentation copy inscribed by the artist with a sketch of Little Bear (“Oct. ‘68 | For May - | [sketch of Little Bear with speech bubble “Happy Birthday | for the 22nd!!”] | and all my love! | Maurice Sendak”) on front free endpaper, original illustrated boards, dustwrapper (“$2.50 | Ages 4-8” on upper flap with four little bear books listed on lower flap), slightly bumped at head of spine; Sendak, M. In the Night Kitchen. New York: Harper & Row, 1970. First edition, 4to, presentation copy inscribed by the author with sketch of Mickey (“For May on her Birthday, | the 22nd of October, 70 | [sketch of Mickey] | With love, | Maurice Sendak”) on front free endpaper, original cloth, dustwrapper (“$4.95” and “1070” on upper flap with seven Sendak titles listed on lower flap), head of spine slightly bumped, minor browning to dustwrapper (3) £2,000-3,000

Lot 61

62 THE WILD FLOWERS OF THE ALPHABET A POEM FOR CHILDREN London: Ackermann and Co., 1858. 4to, hand-coloured frontispiece and 7 handcoloured plates, original green cloth gilt, spine and endpapers sensitively renewed, bookplate, a little light internal soiling, repair to one plate, a couple of small closed tears, only 3 copies listed on Copac £400-600

Lot 62

Continental Books

CONTINENTAL BOOKS

Lot 64

4 VOLUMES, INCLUDING, BENTIVOGLIO D’ARAGONA, CARDINAL GUIDO RELATIONI Paris: Carlo Schiappellain, 1631. Small 4to, contemporary vellum, a little worming to lower margins only slightly affecting text [USTC 6032223]; Giles, Antoine De Constantinopoleos Topographia Lib. IV. Lyon: Elzevier, 1632. 24mo, contemporary calf, T1 torn with only very minor loss, lacking Y1 & Y2, lacking Cc6 and Dd1, endpapers renewed; Sachsen, Ludolph von Vita Christi. Venice: Georgium de Caballis, 1566 [colophon reads 1565]. 8vo, contemporary vellum, bookplate, covers detached; Martialis, Marcus Valerius Epigrammatum Libros XV. Paris: Antonium Cellier, 1680. 4to, additional engraved title, contemporary vellum with gilt armorial stamp to covers, bookplates, a little spotting, some splitting to joints (4) £300-500

64 ARISTOTLE, 2 WORKS, COMPRISING ARISTOTELIS DE RHETORICA SEU ARTE DICENDI LIBRI TRES London: Edward Gifffin, 1619. 8vo, [vi], 239, [vi], [2, blank], title within woodcut border; bound with Aristotle. De Poetica Liber, Latine Conversus, et Analytica Methodo Illustratus. London: Thomas Snodham, 1623. 8vo, [iv]. 74, [iv], title within woodcut border, large woodcut royal coat of arms on title versos, both edited by Theodore Goulston, modern quarter calf gilt, small marginal hole in A3, some light waterstains

Lot 66

[BACKGAMMON] - SOUMILLE, BERNARD LAURENT, L’ABBÉ LE GRAND TRICTRAC, OU METHODE FACILE POUR APPRENDRE SANS MAITRE la marche, les termes, les regles & une grande partie des finesses de ce Jeu. Avignon: Alexandre Giroud, 1756. Seconde édition, revuë. Second edition, 12mo, pp. [20], 438, half-title, engraved frontispiece, 269 woodcuts in text, contemporary mottled calf, red morocco label, [OCLC locates three copies: 2 in the US and one in the Netherlands] £150-200

66 BARTOLI, PIETRO SANTI GLI ANTICHI SEPOLCRI, OVERO MAUSOLEI ROMANI ET ETRUSCHI, TROVATI IN ROME & IN ALTRI LUOGHI CELEBRI Rome: Stamperia de Antonio de Rossi, 1697. Small folio (333 x 210mm.), pp. xiv; 117 engraved plates (3 unnumbered, then numbered 1-110, with 4a, 72a, 72b & 1 unnumbered between plates 90 & 91), 18th century tree calf gilt, spine gilt, neatly rebacked retaining original spine, red morocco lettering piece, bookplates of J.B. and Michael Bury Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£250-300

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Delay, 1846. 12mo, contemporary half calf gilt; Le Passe-Tems Agre’able Rotterdam: Jean Hofhout, 1719. 2 volumes, 12mo, French red crushed morocco gilt with doublures, bookplates of Lord Battersea £200-300

69 DU CHOUL, GUILLAUME DISCORSO SOPRA LA CASTRAMETATIONE ET BAGNI ANTICHI DE I GRECI ET ROMANI [Venice]: per Innocenzo Olmo, 1558. Small 8vo., with 43 engravings in the text and a folding plan in two parts of a Roman Camp at the end, contemporary vellum, rebacked, endpapers renewed, one or two annotations to the images in an early hand and one image outlined in ink, lacking the final blank leaf, with the book plate of John Bury, in a slip case, USTC 827777 Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£200-300

70 FENDT, TOBIAS MONUMENTA SEPULCRORUM CUM EPIGRAPHIS, INGENIO ET DOCTRINA EXCELLENTIUM VIRORUM: aliorumque tam prisci quam nostri seculi memorabilium hominum: de archetypis expressa. [Breslau: Crispin Scharffenberg], 1574. Folio, engraved title-page, 129 engraved plates, contemporary calf, gilt arabesque centrepiece, small tear at foot of title-page, a few small tears to plates, occasional light damp-staining, rebacked, endpapers renewed, with the bookplates of John and Michael Bury Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: USTC 676427; Berlin Katalog 3673. Fendt’s engravings of tombs were commissioned by Siegfried Rybisch of Breslau, an Imperial councillor, who had visited most of them on a visit to Italy. The tombs of famous people range from Classical Greece and Rome through to modern-day Italy and Germany, from Euripides to Melanchthon, and were much studied and copied. It is dedicated to Rudolf II, and a second edition was published in Frankfurt in 1585, and a third in 1589.

Lot 69

£1,000-1,500

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FONSECA, FRANCISO, DA

CLÉNARD, NICOLAS

EVORA GLORIOSA

EPISTOLARUM LIBRI DUO HIS ACCEDUNT EXCERPTA EX HUBERTI THOMAE LEODII ANNALIBUS DE VITA FRIDERICI II

Epilogo dos quatro tomos da Evora illustrada, que compoz o R. P. M. M. Fialho ... Escritta ... e amplificada pello P. F. da Fonseca. Rome: na officina Komarekiana, 1728. First edition, folio, contemporary mottled calf, spine decorated gilt in compartments, edges worn, with the book stamp armorial of Rodrigo Andrade Pereyra at the head of the dedication page

Comitis Palatini, Ducis Bavariae, S.R. Imperii Electoris [etc] ubi de diversoriis Hispanicis. Hanau: typis Wechelianis, apud Claud. Marnium & heredes Ioan. Aubrii, 1606. 8vo., printer’s device on the title page and on the verso of the last leaf, early half vellum, marbled boards, with the engraved book plate of Adam Urquhart, and the book plate of John Bury, USTC 2092325

Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£100-150

Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£100-150

FRENCH LITERATURE, 2 SETS, INCLUDING COUPÉ, J.M.L.

68 CONTINENTAL LEATHER BOUND WORKS 9 VOLUMES Tasso, Torquato La Gerusalemme e l’Aminta... Paris: Baudry, 1836. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary dark blue half calf gilt; Petrarca, F. Le Rime... Paris: Baudry, 1836. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary dark blue half calf gilt; Secrets Concernant les Arts et Métiers... Brussels, 1766. 2 volumes, 12mo, contemporary calf gilt; Frossard, Emilien Tableau Pittoresque, Scientifique et Moral de Nimes et de ses Environs. Paris:

HISTOIRE UNIVERSELLE DES THÉATRES DE TOUTES LES NATIONS, depuis Thespis jusqu’à nos jours. Paris: les auteurs, 1779-80. 13 volumes in 12, 8vo, 44 engraved plates (12 folding), contemporary quarter calf, gilt, head of a few spines rubbed; Chateaubriand, François R. Génie du Christianisme; Les Martyrs; Itineraire de Paris à Jerusalem; Atala; Les Natchez; Voyages en Amerique; Voyage de Clermont; Melange littéraires; Paris, 1839, together 12 volumes, 8vo, contemporary quarter calf, spines gilt, stamp of Congregation du St. Esprit Castelnaudary, on titles (24) £200-300

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Lot 74

GUICHARD, CLAUDE

HIPPOCRATES

FUNERAILLES ET DIVERSES MANIERES D’ENSEUELIR DES ROMMAINS, GRECS ET AUTRES NATIONS

HIPPOCRATIS COI MEDICORUM OMNIUM LONGE PRINCIPIS, OPERA

Lyon: Jean de Tournes, 1581. First edition, 4to., fine woodcut initials, engraved architectural title page, numerous wood engravings in the text of coins, grave markers, medals, ancient Roman chariot races, and an illustration of a body being prepared for burial, the dedication to Charles Emmanuel, Duke of Savoy, printed in civilité type, mottled calf, spine decorated gilt in compartments, edges rubbed, wear at head and tail of spine, water staining to the title page and first few signatures and to some signatures elsewhere in the book, early ownership inscription on the title page scored out and lower outer corner cut away

Basel: in Officina Andreae Crantandri, 1526. Folio, edited by Andreas Cratander, [52], 494, [2], title in very good facsimile, ? early 19th century calf gilt, some early manuscript annotations, occasional light marginal dampstaining, small nick at head of spine; [Adams H568]

Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: USTC 1603. Chapter 9 of the third book provides one of the earliest known accounts of the funeral practices of Native Americans. (Des funerailles & sepultures des peuples des terres descouvertes de nostre temps, ausquelle on a donné le nom Nouveau monde). It also contains an account of the destruction of the Halicarnassus Mausoleum and the discovery of the sarcophagus of King Mausolus.

Note: Second Latin edition of the Works. Although generally based on the first Latin edition, prepared by Fabio Calvio and printed at Rome in 1525, this Basel edition is textually more complete. Hippocrates first established an empirical system of medicine based on a combination of bedside experience and a collation of the many individual data which then formed the bases of clinical teaching. The clinical descriptions of fevers, phthisis, puerperal convulsions, epilepsy and other disorders have remained classics and no such records were kept again for over a thousand years.

£1,000-1,500

£250-350

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Lot 77

KORAN - QURAN

MAURO, LUCIO

L’ALCORAN DE MAHOMET, TRANSLATÉ D’ARABE EN FRANCOIS

LE ANTICHITÀ DELLA CITTÀ DI ROMA BREVISSIMAMENTE RACCOLTE DA CHIUNQUE HÀ SCRITTO, Ò ANTICO, Ò MODERNO

Par le Sieur du Ryer. Paris: Antoine de Sommaville, 1649. 12mo, title printed in red and black, contemporary vellum, armorial bookplate of John Godfrey of Wye in the County of Kent, [USTC 1021863] £500-800

76 LIGORIO, PIRRO ICHNOGRAPHIA VILLÆ TIBURTINÆ HADRIANI CÆSARIS olim a Pyrrho Ligorio delineata et descripta, postea a Francisco Continio ... recognita ..., nunc denuo affabre ære incisa, in elegantiorem ... formam redacta, addita expositione Latina.-Pianta della villa Tiburtina de Adriano Cesare, etc. Rome: ex typ. Apollinea, 1751. Folio, parallel text in Latin and Italian, two title pages in red and black with engraved vignettes, 2 folding engraved maps, modern quarter vellum, marbled boards, light water staining throughout Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: Pirro Ligorio (c. 1512/1513 - 1583) was an Italian architect, painter, antiquarian, and garden designer during the Renaissance period. He worked as Papal Architect under Popes Paul IV and Pius IV, designed the gardens and fountains at Villa d’Este at Tivoli for Cardinal Ippolito II d’Este, which were greatly influenced by the nearby Villa Adriana which Ligorio had recorded, and served as the Ducal Antiquary in Ferrara. Ligorio emphasized and showed a deep passion for classical Roman antiquity.

£200-300

Venice: appresso Giordano Ziletti, 1562. 8vo., printer’s device on the title page, 19th century blind stamped and ruled calf, arms stamped in blind on the upper cover, by Christie, title page a little dusty and with early repairs to the outer edges, lacking last two leaves (the first with a device on the verso, the second a blank) with the bookplates of John and Michael Bury Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: USTC 841614. First published in 1542, this guidebook also contains Ulisse Androvandi’s Delle statue antiche. The arms on the upper cover are the Marital Arms of Sir George Granville Leveson-Gower, KG, the 1st Duke of Sutherland and Elizabeth Sutherland, the Countess of Sutherland. Sir George was the eldest son of Granville Leveson-Gower, the 1st Marquess of Stafford and his second wife, Lady Louisa Egerton, the daughter and eventual co-heiress of Scroop Egerton, the 1st Duke of Bridgwater, whilst Elizabeth was the second and surviving daughter of William Sutherland, the 18th Earl of Sutherland and his wife, Mary Maxwell, the daughter and co-heiress of William Maxwell, of Preston in the County of Kirkcudbrightshire. George was appointed a Knight of the Garter when the 2nd Marquess of Stafford on the 22nd March 1805. Given the date of George’s elevation within the peerage and his death we may presume that he commissioned the binding of this book (undoubtedly with others) sometime between January 1833, the month of his creation as the Duke of Sutherland and July 1833 the month of his death. It has not been not possible to identify the particular Christie from the Scottish Book Trade Index.

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78 MOREIRA, ANTÓNIO JOSÉ REGRAS DE DESENHO PARA A DELINEAÇAO DAS PLANTAS PERFIS E PRESPECTIVAS PERTENCENTES A’ ARCHITECTURA MILITAR, E CIVIL. Lisbon: Joao da Silva, 1793. 8vo., with 30 folding plates of instruments, tables, forts, etc., half calf, marbled boards, rebacked, with the book plate of John Bury Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£150-200

79 NOSTRADAMUS, MICHEL DE LES PROPHETIES Lyon, 1698. 12mo [xii], 177, [1], woodcut on title, contemporary sheep, sectional title with woodcut at p.99, occasional underlining or marginal scoring, a few spots, rubbed £300-400

80 PALOMINO DE CASTRO Y VELASCO, ANTONIO HISTOIRE ABREGÉE DES PLUS FAMEUX PEINTRES, SCULPTEURS ET ARCHITECTES ESPAGNOLS Paris: Delaguette, 1749. 12mo., contemporary mottled calf, spine decorated gilt in compartments, red morocco lettering piece, joints cracking, book plate of John Bury; Orlandi, Pellegrino Antonio Abecedario Pittorico … di pittura, scoltura, ed architettura. Venice: Giambatista Pasquali, 1753. 4to., title page in red and black, with 3 engraved tables of monograms, contemporary vellum, red morocco lettering piece, paper a little spotted throughout, book plate of John Bury; Boschini, Marco Descrizione di tutte le pubbliche pitture della Citta’ di Venezia … con un compendio delle vite, e maniere de’ principali pittori. Venice: Pietro Bassaglia, 1733. 8vo., title page in red and black, contemporary calf, lacking the engraved frontispiece, with book plates of John and Michael Bury; Bottani, Giovanni Descrizione storica delle pitture del Regio-Ducale Palazzo del Te fuori della porta di Mantova detta Pusterla con alcune tavole in rame. Mantua: Giuseppe Braglia, 1783. 8vo., engraved portrait frontispiece and 3 folding engraved plans, original booksellers printed wrappers. A few marginal wormholes; Alberti, Leonbatista Della pittura e della statua. Milan, 1804. 8vo., engraved portrait frontispiece, with 6 engraved plates, contemporary light tan calf, arms of the Hon. George Agar Ellis on both covers, spine rubbed, book plates of John and Michael Bury (5) Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£200-300

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82 PECKHAM, JOHN, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY I TRE LIBRI DELLA PERSPETTIVA COMMUNE DELL’ ILLUSTRISS. ET REVERENDISS Monsig. Gioanni arcivescovo cantuariense nuovamente tradotti nella lingua italiana, & accresciuti di figure, & annotationi da Gio. Paolo Gallucci salodiano. Venice: heirs of Giovanni Varisco, 1593. First Italian translation, 4to., with woodcut diagrams in the text, contemporary vellum, early ownership inscription on the title page, some leaves discoloured, book plate of John Bury, in quarter morocco solander box Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: USTC 847235. Treatise on the problems of optics, of light, of the physiology of the eye, of the formation of images by refraction and the phenomenon of perspective. This Italian version is by Giovanni Paolo Gallucci, astronomer and scientist and member of the Academy of Venice. He was also the author of several works on scientific instruments.

£600-1,000

81 PATAVINUS, TITUS LIVIUS [LIVY]

HISTORIARUM QUOD EXSTAT

PETRONIUS ARBITER, TITUS

Amsterdam: Henricum Wetstenium, 1710. 10 volumes, 8vo, engraved title-pages in each volume, 14 folding maps, contemporary vellum, ownership inscription of Dupplui Castle to endpapers (10)

SATYRICON CUM FRAGMENTO NUPER TRAGURII REPERTO Amsterdam: J. Blaeu, 1669. 8vo, engraved title-page, later calf, a couple of small holes only slightly affecting a few letters

£150-250

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84 POZZUOLI MAZZELLA, SCIPIONE Sito, et antichità della città di Pozzuolo, e del suo amenissimo distretto. Con la descrittione di tutti i luoghi notabili, e degni di memoria. Con le figure de gli edificii, e con gli epitafi che vi sono. Naples: nella stamperia di Tarquinio Longo, ad instanza di Giorgio Varisco, 1606. 2 parts in 1 vol., 8vo., with 19 woodcut illustrations in the text, lacking the map of Pozzuoli, with neat earlier repair to the lower margin of the title page. Note: The second part is ‘Opusculum de balneis’ [bound with] Apparato delle statue. Naples: appresso Tarquinio Longo, 1606, contemporary vellum; Sarnelli, Pompeo Guida de’forestieri, curiosi di vedere le cose piu notabilli di Pozzoli … tradotta in Francese … da Antonio Bulifon. 12mo., engraved portrait frontispiece of Antonio Bulifon, engraved title page, with an engraved folding map, an engraved folding Arabic inscription, an engraved folding plan of the baths of Trotoli , and 27 other engraved plates, contemporary vellum, wear at head and tail, book plates of John and Michel Bury; Parrino, Domenico Antonio Nuova guida de’ forastieri per l’antichita curiosissime di Pozzuoli. Naples: presso il Parrino, 1727. 12mo., engraved frontispiece, 30 engraved plates (some folding), contemporary vellum, with the book plates of John and Michael Bury; D’Ancora, Gaetano Guide du voyageur pour les antiquités et curiosités naturelles de Pouzol … traduit … par M. A. Barles de Manville. Naples: Zambraia Imprimeur, 1792. 8vo., with an engraved portrait frontispiece of the Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, an engraved title page, 50 engraved plates (including folding) and an engraved final plate, original paper wrappers, uncut, edges a little dusty, book plates of John and Michael Bury (4) Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£200-300

Lot 84

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Lot 88

Continental Books

85 QIMHI DAWID BEN YOSEF BEN YIZHAQ IBN VATICINATIONES ABDIAE, JONAE ET SOPHONIAE PROPHETARUM CALDAEA EXPOSITIONE, quatenus variat ab Hebraeo et commentariis trium insignium Rabbinorum. [Paris], apud Martin Le Jeune, 1566. 4to, [viii, 122, [1], [USTC 154626]; bound after [Bible] Canticum canticorum Salomonis regis, cum commentariis trium rabbinorum. Paris, apud Martin Le Jeune, 1570. 4to, [ff. 85, [1]; USTC 170002], title with woodcut device, early inscription on title “Coll. Soctis. Issu Syluad, 1624, nunc Gaudani 1689”, library stamp of Bibl. de Louvain Double...” 2 works in one volume, ?18th century blindstamped calf, extremities worn £500-700

86 RABELAIS, FRANÇOIS OEUVRES...AVEC DES REMARQUES HISTORIQUES ET CRITIQUES DE MR LE DUCHAT Amsterdam: Jean Fredrick Bernard, 1741. 4to, 3 volumes, engraved title page in volumes 1 and 3, engraved frontispiece in volume 2, 18 plates including map, contemporary calf, spine s gilt, hinges slightly split, red ownership stamps to title-pages with initials ‘RM’, manuscript inscription to title page of volume 1, some dampstains to the top edge of paper not affecting text (3) £500-700

87 RENOUARD, ANTOINE AUGUSTIN ANNALES DE L’IMPRIMERIE DES ALDE ou histoire des trois Manuce et de leurs éditions [with] Notice de la famille des Junte... Paris: Jules Renouard, 1834. 3rd edition, 8vo., portrait frontispiece, and 11 other plates (including 7 folding), original quarter buckram, marbled boards, joints and edges rubbed Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

£100-150

88 SENECA LES OEUVRES DE LUC. ANN. SENEQUE mises en françois par Matthieu de Chalvet. Paris: M. Blageart & M. Brunet, 1638. Folio, engraved title vignette, modern calf, lower third of text dampstained, inscribed on endpaper “Ex Libris majestri Jr Le Cousturier du Le notre Parisien” £150-200

89 STRABO LA PRIMA PARTE DELLA GEOGRAFIA Venice: Francesco Senese, 1562. Small 4to, later calf gilt, bookplate to paste-down endpaper, a little dampstaining throughout, upper joint split £150-250

90 TASSONI, ALESSANDRO

Lot 85 Note: First published in 1612, Tassoni offered with his Comparison of ancient and modern talents, the tenth book of the Pensieri diversi, an important contribution to the cultural debate between “Antichi” and “Moderni” (querelle des anciens et des modernes) developed between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in particular in France, but which involved the whole Republic of letters.

£100-150

91 VELLUM BINDINGS - PLINIUS SECUNDUS, CAIUS NATURALIS HISTORIAE Leiden & Rotterdam: Hackios, 1668-69. 3 volumes, 8vo, engraved additional titles in all volumes, contemporary vellum £200-300

92 VELLUM BINDINGS - SENECA, LUCIUS ANNAEUS OPERA, QUAE EXSTANT Amsterdam: Daniel Elsevier, 1673. 3 volumes, 8vo, engraved frontispiece in volume 1, contemporary vellum £200-300

DIECI LIBRI DI PENSIERI DIVERSI

VERGILIUS MARO, PUBLIUS

Venice: appresso Marc’Antonio Brogiollo, 1627, 4to., engraved coat of arms on the title page, contemporary vellum, a few instances of slight worming and damp staining

Basel: Heinrich Petri, 1575. Small folio in sixes, modern quarter calf, some worming affecting letters throughout [USTC 682076]

Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury

OPERA, QUAE QUIDEM EXTANT, OMNIA...

£150-250

HISTORY & MILITARY 94 A COLLECTION OF PAPERS REGARDING THE EDINBURGH ELECTION, 1780 (MANUSCRIPT INDEX AT THE FRONT), 27 PAMPHLETS, COMPRISING 1) [Anon.] [Caption title:] Supplement to the history of the Edinburgh regiment. [Edinburgh: 1778.] 4to; 2 pp., (a supplement to a larger Essay in vol. 53) 2) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the citizens of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; (2) pp., signed at the end, “Benevolus. Edinburgh, Spt. 22, 1780.” [ESTC: 1 copy only] 3) [Anon.] A letter to the town-council and citizens of Edinburgh/ [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 8 pp., signed and dated at the end, “Horatio. Edinburgh, Sept. 9th, 1780.”, [ESTC: 1 copy only] 4) [Anon.] [Caption title:] Shorter and truer reflections than those of yesterday upon the new mode of peuthering in this city. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 2 pp., signed and dated at the end: “A Captain of the Train Bands. Edinburgh, Sept. 13, 1780.” [Not listed in the ESTC, Copac, or WorldCat] 5) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the citizens of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 8vo; 4 pp., signed and dated at the end: “Hammerman. September 17 [1780].”, [Not listed in the ESTC] 6) Reflections on the different Modes of Proceeding by which Sir Laurence Dundas, Bart. and William Miller, Esq., Advocate, were returned as Members of Parliament for the City of Edinburgh. 4to, 4pp., dated Edinburgh, Sept. 22, 1780, at end 7) [Caption title:] To the Citizens of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Sept. 26 1780. 4to, 8pp., signed Cato at end, [not listed in the ESTC] 8) [Anon.] [Caption title:] An address to the citizens and inhabitants of Edinburgh, upon the constitution of the borough. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 8 pp., dated at end, “Edinburgh, Sept. 26. 1780.”, [ESTC: 1 copy only] 9) [Anon.] Calumny detected. [Edinburgh: 1780.} 4to; (2), 10 pp., drophead title and first lines of text on p. 1, dated on p. 10: Edinburgh, Sept. 29. 1780, [ESTC: 2 copies] 10) [Anon.] A narrative of the late riots at Edinburgh; and a vindication of its magistracy, against the charges advanced in the memorial for the Papists of Scotland. [Edinburgh: 1779.] 4to; 28 pp., [ESTC: L only] 11) [Anon.] A vindication of the influence of the peerage over the election of commoners. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 4 pp., signed and dated at the end: “Priuli. Edin. Sept. 29, 1780”, [ESTC: E only] 12) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the public. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 4 pp., signed “A Citizen” at the end, but not dated, [not found in the ESTC] 13) [Anon.] [Caption title:] Supplement to Falsehoods Detected. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 7 pp., [Not in the ESTC (nor is Falshoods Detected)] 14) [B., A.] To the citizens of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 7 pp., signed at the end, “A. B.”, [ESTC: L only] 15) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the public. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 4 pp. , [not signed or dated; difficult to locate in the ESTC] 16) [Anon.] [Caption title.] To the inhabitants of Edinburgh. Fellow citizens, every good man must observe, with regret, that spirit of party and contention which has unhappily been diffused by the dispute concerning a member to represent you in parliament. . . . [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 12 pp., signed at the end,” Moderation and Spirit.’, [ESTC: E only] 17) [Anon.] To the public. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 7 pp., Text begins: “In the political contests which now agitate the metropolis...”, [ESTC: E only (but not a “drop-head title,” as stated)] 18) [Anon.] [Caption title:] Remarks on the pretended town-council’s Address to the Public, containing an attempt to justify the prostitution of the funds of the community to political jobs. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 7 pp., [ESTC: L only]

19) A Letter to the Author of Calumny Detected. 4to, [2], 2, Edinburgh, Oct. 2 1780 20) [Smith, Adam.] To the public, from a member of the town-council. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 8 pp., signed and dated at the end, “Adam Smith. Edin. October 5, 1780.” [Adam Smith was one of eight “Extraordinary Council Deacons.”], [ESTC: E only] 21) [Anon.] An address to the citizens of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 12 pp., signed and dated at the end, “Sidney. Edin. October 10, 1780,” [ESTC: E only] 22) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the trades of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 4 pp., signed and dated at the end, “A tradesman. Edin. October 10, 1780.” [ESTC: Not listed. Copac: E] 23) [Anon.] Calumny exemplified. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 8 pp., signed and dated at the end, “Carnifez. Edinburgh, Oct. 11, 1780, ‘ [ESTC: E only] 24) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the public. [Edinburgh: 178-.] 4to; 3 pp., signed and dated at the end, Horatio. Edinburgh, November 20, 1780, [Not in the ESTC or Copac] 25) [Edinburgh. Town Council.] Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition and complaint of William Scott, Esq; Treasurer; George Leslie, Esq; Old Bailie [and many others]. [Edinburgh: 1780]. 4to; 30 pp., dated at the top of the first page, November 28, 1780, [ESTC: O only. This copy lacks the last leaf, pp. (29)-30, which is dated at the top, Edinburgh, November 30, 1780] 26) [Anon.] A short account of the elections at Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; (2), 9 pp., [ESTC: L, E] 27) Narrative and extracts of the proceedings relative to the election of a member of Parliament for the city of Edinburgh, on the 16th September 1780; [Edinburgh: 1780.] 4to; 111 pp., at the top of the first page in Ms, “Ja. Hunter Blair Esqr.” who figures prominently in the text; there are a few small MS corrections (of dates), [ESTC: E, O], 27 works in one volume, 4to, contemporary quarter calf with vellum tips, red morocco label “Miscellanies” on spine, numbered “54” in gilt on spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo £700-1,000

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95 1745 JACOBITE RISING, 20 VOLUMES, INCLUDING FOSTER, JAMES AN ACCOUNT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE LATE EARL OF KILMARNOCK London: J. Noon & W. Millar, 1746., 8vo, half-title, disbound; Ford, T. By Authority of the Sheriffs. An Account of the Behaviour of William, late Earl of Kilmarnock. London: J. Hinton, 1746. 8vo, 8pp., disbound; Urban, S. Gentleman’s Magazine for November 1746. 8vo, disbound; Act of Parliament An Act more effectually to prohibit and prevent Pastors or Ministers from officiating in Episcopal Meeting-Houses in Scotland. 1746, folio, disbound; Doddridge, P. Some Remarkable Passages in the Life of the Honourable Col. James Gardiner, who was slain at the Battle of Preston-Pans. Edinburgh: G. Hamilton & J. Balfour, 1747. 8vo, contemporary calf, small ownership stamp in title margin, neatly rebacked, spine gilt; Mahon, Lord The Forty-Five. 1852. 8vo, modern quarter calf; Lockhart, George The Lockhart Papers. London, 1817. 2 volumes, 4to, contemporary olive half morocco, spines gilt, t.e.g.; Lang, Andrew Pickle the Spy. 1897, original cloth, rubbed; Graham, E.M. The Oliphants of Gask. 1910. 8vo, original cloth, rebacked retaining spine; Elcho, David, Lord A Short Account of the Affairs of Scotland in the years 1744, 1745, 1746. Edinburgh, 1907, 8vo, original cloth, rubbed; Mackintosh, Alexander The Muster Roll of the Forfarshire or Lord Ogilvy’s Regiment. Inverness, 1914. 8vo, plates, original cloth; Petrie, Sir C. The Jacobite Movement. 1932, original cloth; Findlay, J.T. Wolfe in Scotland in the ‘45 and from 1749 to 1753. 1928, original cloth; and 4, miscellaneous £300-400

Lot 97

97 CHARLES II PROCLAMATIONS ON THE NAVY, NAVIGATION AND TRADE, & CUSTOMS, COMPRISING By the King. A Proclamation for discovering and preventing the many fraudulent practises of Under-Officers, and others in stealing His Majestie’s Customs. London: Printed by John Bill and Christopher Barker, 1661. Large folio broadside (435 x 271mm.), comprising 2 sheets pasted together, one tear with slight loss, part of left margin excised, [Steele I, 2230; Wing C2238]; [Navy] By the King. A Proclamation Commanding all Seamen and Mariners to Repair to the Ships on which they are Listed. London: Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker, 1673. Folio broadside (355 x 278mm.), [Steele I, 3580; Wing C 3246]; [Navigation and Trade] By the King. A Proclamation for Taking off the late Restraint Laid upon the Ships of Merchants and others from going to Sea. Savoy: Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker, 1673. Folio broadside, (355 x 279mm.), [Steele I, 3569; Wing C3434], slightly creased, all very clean (3) £400-600

96 BURNETT, JOHN A TREATISE ON VARIOUS BRANCHES OF THE CRIMINAL LAW OF SCOTLAND Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Company, 1811. 4to, half-title, modern orange cloth gilt, some browning and dampstaining, early ownership signature to title-page £120-180 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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98 CHURCHILL, SIR WINSTON SPENCER MY AFRICAN JOURNEY London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1908. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, 3 maps, 46 leaves of plates with 60 photographs, original red pictorial cloth gilt, gift inscription to front free-endpaper, a little foxing, slight fading and some minor dampstaining to covers and spine, endpapers a little dampstained at inner margins £300-400

99 COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH HISTORY AND RECORDS, INCLUDING HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION CALENDAR OF THE STUART PAPERS BELONGING TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING.. AT WINDSOR CASTLE London: HMSO, 1904-1923. 7 volumes, 8vo, later cloth, volume 1 lacking title-page, volume 5 title-page torn and repaired; Hollinshead, Raphael The Scottish Chronicle... Perth: James Morison, 1806. 2 volumes in one, 4to, modern quarter calf, some soiling; Taymouth The Black Book of Taymouth. Edinburgh, 1855. 4to, later quarter calf, rebacked; Scottish Exhibition of National History, Art, & Industry Palace of History. Glasgow: Dalross Limited, 1911. 2 volumes, 8vo,

Lot 98 original blue cloth gilt; Chambers, Robert Domestic Annals of Scotland. Edinburgh: W. & R. Chambers, [n.d.] 3 volumes, 8vo, original blue cloth gilt; McCormick, Joseph State-Papers and Letters addressed to William Carstares. Edinburgh: W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1774. 4to, contemporary calf with gilt stamp of the Faculty of Procurators Glasgow, rebacked; Irving, Joseph The Book of Dunbartonshire. Edinburgh: W. and A.K. Johnston, 1879. 3 volumes, 4to, number 387 of 400 copies, original green cloth gilt; MacLeod, R.C. The Book of Dunvegan. Aberdeen: The Third Spalding Club, 1938. Large 8vo, volume 1 only, original green cloth gilt; Cramond, William The Records of Elgin, 1903. 2 volumes, large 8vo, later cloth, library plates; The Ancestor A Quarterly Review of Family History, Heraldry, and Antiquities. London: Archibald Constable & Co. Ltd., 1902-1904. Numbers 2, 4, 5, 6 & 10 only, 8vo, original boards; and other 26 others, sold not subject to return (49) £400-600

100 CULLODEN - THE 1745 REBELLION TRAITORS’ ESTATES - CLAN MACGREGOR AN ACT FOR VESTING IN HIS MAJESTY THE ESTATES OF CERTAIN TRAITORS and for more effectually discovering the same... November 18th 1746., printed black letter Act of Parliament on 22pp., disbound, in fine condition, folio; [1715 rebellion] An Act for the Kings most Gracious, General and Free Pardon. London: J. Baskett, 1717., printed black letter Act of Parliament on 14pp., disbound, some discolouration/ dampstaining (2) Note: The 1716 Act of Pardon was extended to all of James Edward Stuart (‘James III’), the Old Pretender’s supporters, except for “all and every person and persons of the name and Clan of MacGregour”.

Lot 101

£100-150

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103

DELLA CROCE, FLAMINIO

FOUNTAINHALL, SIR JOHN LAUDER OF

L’ESSERCITIO DELLA CAVALLERIA...

THE DECISIONS OF THE LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION

Antwerp: Henrico Aertsio, 1625. Folio, 15 engraved plates, 19th century quarter pigskin gilt, some browning to leaves, H2 mis-bound, a little marginal worming only affecting text, slightly, to title-page

from June 6th, 1678, to July 30th, 1712. Edinburgh: G. Hamilton & J. Balfour, 1759-61. 2 volumes, folio, contemporary calf neatly rebacked, endpapers renewed, volume 1 lacking free-endpaper; Falconer, David The Decisions of the Court of Session. Edinburgh: Wal. and Tho. Ruddimans, 1746. 2 volumes, folio, contemporary calf, one cover detached; Dalrymple, Sir Hew Decisions of the Court of Session from M,DC,XCVIII, to M,DCC,XVIII. Edinburgh: Gavin Hamilton & John Balfour, 1758. Folio, contemporary half calf, rubbed; Fergusson, Sir James Decisions of the Court of Session from the Year 1738 to the year 1752. Edinburgh: J. Bell and W. Creech, 1775. Folio, contemporary half calf, covers detached (6)

£500-700

102 [DRUMMOND DE MELFORT, GUY, COMTE DE] [TRAITÉ SUR LA CAVALERIE] [Paris: Guillaume Desprez, 1776] Large folio, atlas volume (text volume not present), containing 31 numbered double page plates (plate 2 is lacking), 2 unnumbered double page plates and 6 unnumbered single page plates after Ridinger, engraved by Vindel, from his Riding School series: “Ein Pferd wie es mit der Blinden aufgeführet wird...” 1744, “Ein Pferd zwischen den Pillars an die Trömel...” 1744, “Pasagiren auf volte mit der Croupe gegen der Soeule” [n.d.], “Die Anweisung die Zügel...” [n.d.], “Ein Pferd von der freyen hand lauffen zu lasen...”, 1776, “Capriole oder das Übersetzen...” 1776, contemporary boards with manuscript label to upper cover reading “Ecole de Cavalerie militaire française”, some light dampstaining, plate 5 repaired to lower right corner, a few small repairs including one to plate 29, slight marginal worming to final plate, joints split, some parts of spine detaching

£250-300

Note: The additional 8 plates, including the Ridinger plates, are not normally found as part of Drummond’s work, and have been added separately to complement the Traité sur La Cavalerie.

£1,500-2,000

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FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN

ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS & THE GRAPHIC

THE COMPLETE WORKS IN PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND MORALS OF THE LATE DR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF 300 ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS

London: Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, 1806. 3 volumes, 8vo, additional engraved titles, engraved frontispiece, 13 plates (10 folding), folding map, early 20th century brown calf gilt, spines gilt brown morocco labels, t.e.g., others uncut, custom clamshell box, [Sabin 25600], traces of tape removal to endpapers and pastedowns £700-1,000

both full- and double-page, some coloured from The Graphic and The Illustrated London News, including scarce panoramas, all relating to Battles, Wars and Campaigns, published between February 18, 1854 and December 30, 1916. Loose folio-sized sheets extracted from original issues of the two most successful British graphic newspapers, including some folding double-page plates, numbered per list and arranged chronologically, housed in a custom-made red cloth solander box, black morocco label to spine panel.

HUME, DAVID

Note: A unique archive of contemporary reportage of the major military conflicts of the Victorian and Edwardian images, covering the Crimean War, Sudan campaign, The Boer Wars, up to the early years of World War I.

THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND

£150-250

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London: T. Cadell, 1790. 8 volumes, 8vo, portrait, plates, contemporary tree calf with red morocco gilt labels to spines, a little rubbed, some slight browning and foxing internally; The Annual Register or a View of History, Politics and Literature, for the year 1761 [-1795]. London: J. Dodsley, 1779-1796. 15 volumes, mixed edition, 8vo, comprising the years 1761, 1768, 1769, 1777, 1779, 1780, 1783, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1794 & 1795 (i.e. volumes 4, 11-12, 20, 22-23, 26, 30-32 & 34-38), contemporary tree calf, some rubbing (23) £300-400

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KAMES, HENRY HOME - TYTLER [ALEXANDER FRASER]

MURRAY. SIR THOMAS

MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF THE HONOURABLE HENRY HOME OF KAMES

THE LAWS AND ACTS OF PARLIAMENT

Edinburgh: William Creech, 1807-1809. First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, inscribed to John Ramsay Esq. of Ochertyre from the author, portrait frontispiece, 2 plates with handwriting specimens, 2 half-titles, contemporary calf gilt with blue and olive green morocco labels to spines, some slight browning Note: An important association copy of the work. The title verso to volume 1 is inscribed: “To John Ramsay Esqr. of Ochertyre/ as a Testimony of sincere friendship/ and Esteem/ from The Author”, with the title verso of the 1809 Supplement also inscribed and a manuscript eight line eulogy in Latin, addressed to Ramsay and signed AFT, bound in. Ramsay was Kames’s closest friend and neighbour, and may have written Kames’s biography himself. He is certainly very favourably acknowledged several times in the work.

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108 HN168-3 LAMBARDE, WILLIAM 16TH CENTURY LAW ENFORCEMENT: EIRENARCHA London: printed by Thomas Wight and Bonham Norton, 1599. Second? edition, 8vo, contemporary calf, title-page laid-down, small hole to p.64 slightly affecting text, covers worn [ESTC S102273]; [bound with] [Idem] The Dueties of Constables, Borsholders, Tythingmen, and such other Lowe and Lay Ministers of the Peace. London, 1599. 8vo [ESTC S4730]

Made by King James the I and his Royal Successors Kings of Scotland. Edinburgh: David Lindsay, 1681. Folio, additional engraved title, 8 engraved plates, contemporary panelled calf, gilt arms on sides, rebacked, corners worn, engraved coat-of-arms stuck to letterpress leaf before titles, engraved title repaired in inner margin £120-180

110 NATIONAL COVENANT, FACSIMILE OF, [1639] EDINBURGH: R. D. DAVIDSON, [1848?] 985 x 795mm., engraved facsimile of the copy presented to the Advocates’ Library by William Aytoun, junior, in 1703 (stated in an oval in the border at the top), with yellow and red hand-colouring, highlighted in gold, arched top, mounted on fabric, tear repaired, slight loss at corners Note: “Presented to the Advocates’ Library by William Aytoun, junior, in 1703 (stated in an oval in the border at the top). Described by Hewison as on display in the Laigh Parliament House.

£800-1,200

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113 PERRINCHIEF, RICHARD THE ROYAL MARTYR: OR, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING CHARLES I London: J.M. for R. Royston, 1776. First edition, 8vo, [xiv], 311, [5] engraved frontispiece portrait, lacking 2 leaves [X7-8] at end, contemporary calf, one corner a bit worn £200-300

114 POOR RELIEF & LAWS, 3 WORKS INCLUDING THE LAWS CONCERNING THE POOR London: Arthur Collins, 1708. Second edition, 12mo, contemporary calf rebacked with later cloth spine, browning, plates, ink, and perforated stamps of the Law Library of Los Angeles [ESTC N19908 listing only four copies of this edition]; [Carter, Samuel] Legal Provisions for the Poor. [London] the Savoy: J. Walthoe, 1718. Fourth edition, 12mo, contemporary calf rebacked with later cloth spine, ownership marks as above, lacking advert leaf [ESTC T119287]; Struthers, Rev. Gavin The History of the Rise, Progress, and Principles of the Relief Church... Glasgow: A. Fullarton and Co., 1843. 8vo, contemporary calf rebacked, hinges strengthened, bookplate of Lord Handyside (3) £300-400

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OLIVER CROMWELL - BROADSIDE

SCOTLAND

BY THE LORD PROTECTOR. A PROCLAMATION OF HIS HIGNES,

4 VOLUMES, COMPRISING HOGG, JAMES

with the consent of his Council, for continuing all Persons being in Office for the Execution of Publike Justice at the time of the late change of Government, until his Highnes further Direction. 267 x 258mm., with the Circular woodcut arms above the text excised, London: Henry Hills, Printer to his Highness the Lord Protector, 1653, [Wing C7149A; ESTC R225618; no copy of this issue in the NLS]

The Jacobite Relics of Scotland. Edinburgh: W. Blackwood, 1819. 8vo, contemporary half calf, rebacked; Johnstone, Chevalier de Memoirs of the Rebellion in 1745 and 1746. London, 1822. Third edition, 8vo, folding plan & 2 plates, contemporary half calf gilt, red morocco label; Burt, Edward Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland to his friend in London. London, 1822. 2 volumes, 8vo, frontispieces, contemporary dark green morocco gilt, rubbed, small split to head of one upper joint (4)

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SOVIET RUSSIA AS I SAW IT London: The Dreadnought Publishers, 1921. First edition, 8vo, inscribed to half-title to Miss M. Gladman and signed by the author, original wrappers with selotape to spine, only 8 copies listed on Copac £700-900

SCOTTISH HISTORY 19 BOOKS, INCLUDING TYTLER History of Scotland. London: William Mackenzie, [n.d.] 9 volumes, 4to, original red cloth gilt; Jones, Theophilus A History of the County of Brecknock. Brecknock: Edwin Davies, 1898. 4to, original blue half morocco gilt; Anderson, William The Scottish Nation… Edinburgh: A. Fullarton & Co., 1866. 3 volumes, 4to, contemporary half calf; [Renwick, R., editor] Charters and other Documents of the Royal Burgh of Stirling. Glasgow, 1884. 8vo, original red cloth; Cramond, William The Annals of Banff. Aberdeen: New Spalding Club, 1891. 2 volumes, 8vo, original green cloth; and 3 others, sold not subject to return (19) £200-300

117 SCOTTISH HISTORY, 6 WORKS COMPRISING [LESLIE, CHARLES] Gallienus Redivivus or Murther Will Out &C. Being a true Account of the De-Witting of Glencoe, Gaffney, &c., Edinburgh: Printed in the year, 1695. 4to, 20, 9-16, disbound, pp.15-16 in early pen facsimile, title a little dusty, [ESTC 228425]; [Seton, Sir William] The Interest of Scotland in three Essays. [London}: A. Baldwin, 1702. Second edition, 8vo, [6], 114, disbound, title dampstained, [ESTC T83153]; [The Lords Commissioners for the Union of the Kingdoms of England and Scotland] The Journal of the Proceedings of the Lords. Commissioners Lot 112

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of both Nations, in the Treaty of Union. London: Reprinted for Andrew Bell. 4to, 79, [1],p., disbound, a few small wormholes occasionally affecting a letter, [ESTC Tz19]; [Wright, William] The Comical History of the Marriage-Union betwixt Fergusia and Heptarchus. [London]: Reprinted in England, 1706. 4to, 32pp., disbound, small hole in title (without loss), dampstained, [ESTC T131938]; Haversham, John Thompson, Baron. The Lord Haversham’s Speech... on the late intended Invasion of Scotland. London: B. Bragge, 1709. 4to, 4pp., drophead title, [ESTC T41221], text on final page rubbed where previously folded; Erskine, James, Lord Grange The Fatal Consequences of Minist. Influence. London: A. Dodd, 1736. 8vo, 2, [iv], 48, 13, [1], p., disbound, [ESTC T35420], final 13 pages with names contemporaneously supplied in ink (6)

10) [Forbes, Sir William, James Hunter and Company.] [Caption title:] Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council, the petition of Sir William Forbes, James Hunter, and Company, bankers in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1788.] 4to; 21 pp.; dated at the top of the first page, February 29, 1788, Forbes’s own copy. Unrecorded

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13) [Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.] Copy of a letter from the Right Honourable Lord Sydney, one of his Majesty’s principal secretaries of state, to His Grace the Duke of Richmond, bearing date the 8th April 1785. Folio; 19 pp. [With:] [Docket title:] Copy of an estimate of the expense of fortifying His Majesty’s dock yards at Portsmouth and Plymouth. Folio; 6 pp. + a final leaf blank save for the docket title on the verso, [ESTC: 5 copies]

118 SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS, A COLLECTION COMPRISING 1) [Brebner, John: deposition.] [Caption title:] Information for John Brebner late merchant in Halifax, now residing in Aberdeen, defender and pursuer, against William Sibbald, merchant in Leith, pursuer and defender. [Edinburgh: 1785.] 4to; 33(1); 16 pp.; dated at the top: July 12, 1785. Lord Hailes, reporter. Unrecorded 2) ) [Stein, James: indictment.] [Caption title:] George &c. Forasmuchas it is humbly meaned and complained upon us, by our right trusty Ilay Campbell, Esq; our advocate for our interest, upon James Stein distiller at Kilbagie, in the county of Clackmannan, that whereas, by the laws of this realm, bribery and corruption, especially when practiced by a distiller . . . [Edinburgh: 1785.] 4to; 8 pp. Unrecorded 3) [Campbell, Ilay: deposition.] [Caption title:] Information for Ilay Campbell, Esq; His Majesty’s Advocate of Scotland, against James Stein distiller in Kilbagie. [Edinburgh: 1786.] 4to; 16; 15 pp., dated at the top: September 23, 1786. Unrecorded

11) [Brierly, Joseph, and George-Stevens Sutherland.] [Caption title:] Memorial for Joseph Brierly and George-Stevens Sutherland, musicians, suspenders; against George Forbes, procurator-fiscal of the borough of Aberdeen, charger. [Edinburgh: 1787.] 4to; 12; 6 pp. , dated at the top of the first page: March 8, 1787. Unrecorded 12) [Fraser, Alexander.] Articles and conditions relative to the tacks of Alexander Fraser, Esq; of Strichen. [Aberdeen? 1781?] 4to, 14 pp., [ESTC: ABu. The same copy is listed in Copac and WorldCat]

14) [College of Justice: Scotland.] [Caption title:] The case of the dean and Faculty of Advocates, clerks to his Majesty’s Signet, and other members of the College of Justice, in Scotland. [Edinburgh: 1786.] First & only edition, folio; 4 pp., [not in the ESTC] 15) [Edinburgh.] [Caption title:] Case of the Lord Provost, magistrates, Council, burgesses, and inhabitants of the city of Edinburgh; and of the poor of the said city. [Edinburgh: 1786.] Folio; 12 pp., [not in the ESTC], 15 works in one volume, contemporary quarter calf, red morocco label “Miscellanies” gilt numbered “67” on spine £400-600

4) [Stein, James: deposition.] Information for James Stein, distiller at Kilbeggie; against Ilay Campbell, Esq; his Majesty’s Advocate of Scotland. [Edinburgh: 1786.] 4to; (2), 33 pp. Dated at the top of p. 1, October 31, 1786. [Not in the ESTC or Copac. WorldCat lists a copy at the British Library] 5) [Drummond, Robert, Henry, George, and Andrew-Berkley: deposition.] [Caption title:] Information for Robert, Henry, George, and Andrew-Berkley Drummond, bankers in London, defenders; against Sir William Erskine, and others, creditors of Hugh and Archibald Seton, pursuers. [Edinburgh: 1787.] 4to; 29 pp., dated at the top, April 20, 1787. Unrecorded 6) [Erskine, Sir William, of Torry, and others: deposition.] [Caption title:] Information for Sir William Erskine of Torry, and for other creditors of Hugh Seton of Touch, Esq; and of Archibald Seton, Esq; his eldest son, pursuers; against Hugh Powell, Esq; of Aldergate-street, and Robert, Henry, George, and Andrew-Berkley Drummond, Esqrs, of Charingcross, London, bankers, defenders. [Edinburgh: 1787.] 4to; 39 pp., dated at the top, April 20, 1787. Unrecorded 7) [Erskine, Sir William: deposition.] Reports and exhibits in the process, Sir William Erskine, &c. against Robert, Henry, &c. Drummonds, Esqrs.. [Edinburgh: 1786.] 4to; (2), 75 pp. Unrecorded 8) [Leslie, William: indictment.] [Caption title:] Criminal letters against the Reverend Mr. William Leslie. [Edinburgh: 1786.] 4to; 8 pp., dated at the end, September 14, 1786. 9) [Leslie, William: deposition.] [Caption title:] Information for the Rev. Mr. William Leslie, minister of the parish of St. Andrews and Longbride, pannel; against Alexander Penrose-Cumming of Altyre, Esq; with concourse of his Majesty’s Advocate, prosecutor. [Edinburgh: 1787.] 4to; 28 pp., dated at the top of the first page, January 15, 1787. The next deposition in this volume is imperfect Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS, A COLLECTION OF 27 ITEMS, COMPRISING 1) Information for Sir John Anstruther of Anstruther, Bart.... against James Wilkie. [Edinburgh, Sept. 24, 1789], 4to, 17pp., [not in ESTC or COPAC] 2) [Forbes, Hunter & Co., Bankers]. Information for Sir William Forbes, James Hunter, and Company, Bankers in Edinburgh... against James Wilkie. [Edinburgh, Dec. 5 1789]. 4to, 28pp., [ESTC & COPAC: L only] 3) Information for James Wilkie of Gilkerston and John Taylor... against Sir William Forbes.. [Edinburgh, Dec. 5 1789]. 4to, 36, [+ 5 Appendices: folding Appendix, [1]-15 (with p.11 being folding “Account-Current” table)], [ESTC: L only] 4) The Petition of James Wilkie of Gilkerston and John Taylor. [Edinburgh, June 16 1790]. 4to, 6pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 5) The Petition of James Wilkie of Gilkerston and John Taylor. [Edinburgh, June 16 1790], 4to, 26pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 6) Information for the Stirling Banking Company, and others, Creditors on the sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, August 6 1788]. 4to, 37, 10 pp.,. [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 7) Condescendence for Allan, Steuart and Company, Merchants in Leith. [Edinburgh, Jan. 13 1789]. 4to, 40pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 8) [Jaffrey, Henry]. In the House of Lords. Henry Jaffrey and the other Partners of the Stirling Banking Company... Case of the Appellants. [1789]. 4to, 10pp. folded sheets, [ESTC: L and YO; COPAC: ESTC only] 9) Information for James Craig, Esq., Trustee on the Estate of John Stein, Distiller at Kennetpans. [Edinburgh]. 4to, 6pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 10) Objections by David Steuart, Banker in Edinburgh, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, July 17 1789]. 4to, 30pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 11) Objections by James Craig, Merchant in Edinburgh, Trustee of the

sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, 17 July 1789]. 4to, 20pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 12) Objections for David Steuart, Banker, and William Lindsay, Writer in Edinburgh, Trustees on the sequestrated Estates of John Haig. [Edinburgh, July 25 1789]. 4to, 9pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 13) Objections for David Steuart, Banker in Edinburgh, and Alexander Abercromby... Trustees on the Sequestrated Estate of Robert Stein of Kincaple. [Edinburgh, July 25 1789]. 4to, 17pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC and COPAC] 14) [Steuart, David] Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Steuart, Esq., Banker. [Edinburgh, Dec. 15 1789]. 4to, [ESTC & COPAC: L only] 15) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session the Petition of David Steuart, Esq., Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, Dec. 18 1789]. 4to, 10pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 16) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Craig, Esq., Trustee on the sequestrated estate of John Stein. [Edinburgh, Dec. 18 1789]. 4to, 16, [2] pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 17) Answers for John Pooley Kensington, Esq., and others, ... to the Petition of James Craig. [Edinburgh, Feb. 9 1790], 4to, 9pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 18) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of David Steuart, Esq; Banker... on the Sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, Feb. 19 1790] 4to, 10pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 19) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of David Steuart, Esq., Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of James Stein. [Edinburgh, July 6 1790]. 4to, 28pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 20) Answers for John Pooley-Kensington, Esq.; and others... to the Petition of David Steuart, Esq. [Edinburgh, Oct. 7 1790]. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 21) Statement of the Claims by the Commissioners of Excise... upon the Estates of Messrs. Steins and Haigs, late Distillers. [Edinburgh, ] 4to, 28pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 22) Answers for the Creditors on the Insolvent Estates of Mess. Stein and Haigs, late Distillers. [Edinburgh, Nov. 1 1790]. 4to, 31pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 23) Replies for the Commissioners of Excise.. to the Answers for the Creditors of Mess. Steins and Haigs. [Edinburgh, Nov. 30 1790]. 4to, 17pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 24) Duplies for the Creditors on the insolvent Estates of Mess. Stein and Haigs, late Distillers to the Replies for the Commissioners of Excise. [Edinburgh, Dec. 9 1790]. 4to, 13pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 25) Answers for David Stewart, Esq.; Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of James Stein, late Distiller at Kilbagie. [Edinburgh, Dec. 9 1790]. 4to, 15pp.. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 26) Information for Sir William Forbes, James Hunter and Company, Bankers in Edinburgh, Respondents; against David Steuart, Banker... [Edinburgh Dec. 20 1790.] 4to, 12pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 27) Information for David Steuart Banker in Edinburgh... against Sir William Forbes, James Hunter, and Company. [Edinburgh, Jan. 6 1791]. 4to, 13, 4pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]; 27 pamphlets in one volume, contemporary quarter calf, vellum tips, red morocco label “Miscellanies”, number “73” gilt tooled on spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo, a trifle rubbed £700-1,000

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120 SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS, A COLLECTION, COMPRISING 1) [Walker, John, Baillie of Edinburgh.] [Caption title:] To the Right Honourable James Stoddart, Esq. Lord Provost of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1776.] 4to; 6 pp.; signed “John Walker” at the end; dated at the head of the first page, September 18, 1776., ESTC: 2 copies 2) [Stoddart, James.] [Caption title:] To Baillie John Walker. [Edinburgh: 1776.] 4to; 8 pp., signed “Jas. Stoddart” at the end; dated at the head of the first page, September 24, 1776. [ESTC: E only] 3) [Anon.] [Caption title:] To the D[uke]. of B[uccleuch]. [Edinburgh: 1777.] 4to; 12 pp., signed at the end, “One of your best friends”, ESTC: 5 copies 4) [Arnot, Hugo.] A letter to the Lord Advocate of Scotland. [Edinburgh: 1777.] First edition, 4to; 16 pp., dated at end: Edinburgh, Nov. 18. 1777, and signed: Eugene, i.e. Hugo Arnot, [ESTC: 7 copies, Kress B7] 5) [Anon.] The history of the rise, opposition to, and establishment of the Edinburgh Regiment. [Edinburgh: 1778.] 4to; 18, 2 pp., dated on p.18: Edinburgh, January 24. 1778. Includes a supplement, with separate pagination, dated: January 29. 1778, ESTC, 7 copies] 6) [Stuart, Gilbert.] Faction displayed: or, a genuine relation of the representation of the trades, and of the late political contentions in the city of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh: 1777.] First edition, 4to; 25 pp., [ESTC: 4 copies]; 6 works in one volume, 4to, contemporary half calf, red morocco label “Miscellanies”, numbered “53” in gilt on spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo £300-400

121 SURREY YEOMANRY CAVALRY - LT. COL. WILLIAM KING, EARL OF LOVELACE REGULATIONS AND ALLOWANCES APPLICABLE TO CORPS OF YEOMANRY CALVARY By Authority, Printed by J. Hartnell, 1833. 8vo, with autograph letter to Lord King confirming his commission as Lt. Colonel Commandant of the Surrey Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, 1833; with at end 8pp. manuscript tables listing the return of the arms and accoutrements in possession of the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry on 1 Jan. 1835, Return of the present enrolled and serving in the Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry commanded by the R. Hon. Col. William, Lord King, & Returns made to the Sec. of State on 1 April 1835 of the strength of the S.Y.C., together with a loosely inserted list of names, contemporary calf, inscribed on upper cover “Earl of Lovelace” £150-200

122 THE SCOTS LAW TIMES REPORTS 38 VOLUMES Edinburgh: W. Green & Son, 1923-1962. 8vo, without volumes for 1950 & 1958, original red cloth gilt, ownership stamps to endpapers

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123 THE TITANIC: MERSEY, THE RIGHT HON. LORD PROCEEDINGS...ON A FORMAL INVESTIGATION...INTO THE LOSS OF THE S.S. TITANIC Ordered by the Board of Trade, held in the Wreck Commissioner’s Court, May -June 1912, before Lord Mersey, 2 volumes, folio, contemporary blue cloth gilt; [bound with] Shipping Casualties (loss of the Steamship “Titanic”.) London: HMSO, 1912. Folio, complete (2) £500-700

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124 [WILKES, JOHN.] A LETTER TO HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF GRAFTON, FIRST COMMISSIONER OF HIS MAJESTY’S TREASURY Paris: 1767. First edition, 12mo; 33 pp., printed on thick paper, [ESTC T75276 : 7 copies], text is signed in print by Wilkes at the end; [Wilkes, John, editor.] Letters between the Duke of Grafton, the Earls of Halifax, Egremont, Chatham, Temple, and Talbot, Baron Bottetourt, Right Hon. Henry Bilson Legge, Right Hon. Sir John Cust, Bart. Mr. Charles Churchill, Monsieur Voltaire, the Abbé Winckelman, &c. &c. and John Wilkes, Esq. With explanatory notes. Vol. I [all published]. N.p. (London): 1760. First edition, small 8vo; 335 pp., half-title present, [ESTC T96941 , 11 copies]; [Wilkes, John.] A collection of pieces relative to the inhuman massacre in St. George’s Fields, on the 10th of May 1768. N.p. (London): printed in the year 1769. First (& only) edition, small 8vo; 129 pp.; [ESTC T184993, 6 copies, gives the pagination as (2), 129 pp., but this is almost certainly an error, and four of the six copies are noted as “lacking” a preliminary leaf]; ) [Arnot, Hugo.] An essay on nothing. A discourse delivered in a society. London: printed for J. Murray; and C. Eliot, 1776. First edition, small 8vo; (2), vi, (5)-100 pp., lacking a final leaf of advertisements, [ESTC T91222, 17 copies]; 4 works bound in one volume, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo, contemporary quarter calf, red morocco label “Miscellanies”, numbered 308 in gilt on spine £400-600

125 WILSON, JOHN AN ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT

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[Edinburgh?] 1706. Small 4to, 8pp. pamphlet neatly tipped into presentation covers, [ESTC T187896, RARE: only four copies in UK libraries and one copy listed in North America, whilst the ESTC lists a copy with 11 pages, this appears complete with 8] £120-180

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[WINDSOR CASTLE - QUEEN VICTORIA] - PINGRET, ÉDOUARD

’BLIXEN, KAREN’ [ISAK DINESEN]

VOYAGE DE S.M. LOUIS-PHILIPPE IER, ROE DES FRANÇAIS AU CHATEAU DE WINDSOR

OUT OF AFRICA

Paris: E. Pingret, 1846. Large folio, title printed in gold, purple and blue, 25 plates (23 lithographed, 2 chromolithographed), lithographed illustrations in text, original maroon decorative cloth lettered in gilt, neatly rebacked, corners neatly repaired, sides somewhat marked and faded, new endpapers, the plates very clean £300-400

London: Putnam, 1937. First edition, 8vo, original red cloth gilt, a little foxing particularly to initial leaves, facsimile dust-jacket £150-200

LITERATURE

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57 LEATHER BOUND VOLUMES

AUSTEN, JANE

COMPRISING THE EDINBURGH REVIEW

WORKS

Edinburgh: Longman, 1831-5653. 53 volumes, 8vo, vols. 52-86 in half calf, marbled sides, red and black leather labels, volumes 87-104 in half calf, marbled sides; Mackintosh, John The History of Civilisation in Scotland. 1892, 4 volumes, 8vo, red half calf gilt (57)

London: Chatto & Windus, 1908. 9 volumes only (of 10), lacking Pride and Prejudice volume 1, 8vo, original green pictorial cloth gilt; ’Eliot, George’ [Mary Ann Evans] Novels. Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, [n.d.] 7 volumes only (of 8?) in 6 books, lacking volume 7, 8vo, 19th century blue half calf gilt (15)

£250-350

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131

FABULARUM AESOPICARUM DELECTUS

BRONTË, CHARLOTTE & ANNE

Oxford: E Theatro Sheldoniano, excudebat Johan. Croke, 1698. 8vo, [xvi], 128, [vii], title with engraved vignette, engraved frontispiece, inscribed on endpaper “R Laxtone [?], Co: Div. John Cantab. Soc. 1744”, contemporary half calf, worn, covers detached £200-300

WORKS comprising: Jane Eyre, The Tennant of Wildfell Hall, Shirley, The Professor, Vilette and Mrs Gaskell’s The Life of Charlotte Brontë only. London: Smith, Elder, & Co., 1910. The Haworth Edition, 8vo, 6 volumes of 7, original green cloth gilt (6) £150-200

132 BRONTË, CHARLOTTE, ANNE & EMILY THE NOVELS 12 volumes, comprising Jane Eyre, The Professor, Villette, Shirley, Wuthering Heights, Agnes Grey and The Tennant of Wildfell Hall, with Gaskell’s The Life of Charlotte Brontë. Edinburgh: John Grant, 1924. Thornton Edition, 8vo, green cloth gilt, a little foxing, slight fading and rubbing to covers and spines (12) £300-400

133 BUCHAN, JOHN THE DANCING FLOOR London: Hodder and Stoughton, [1926] First edition, 8vo, blue cloth, dust-jacket repaired and soiled, some foxing, measuring 190 x 130mm. with 311 pages and 4 leaves of adverts £300-500

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137 COLLINS, WILKIE MISS OR MRS ? London: Richard Bentley and Son, 1873. First edition, 8vo, contemporary inscription on endpaper from Marion Clerk to Miss Spencer, original green cloth gilt, rubbed, hinges weak £200-300

138 CONGREVE, WILLIAM THE WORKS Birmingham: John Baskerville, 1761. 3 volumes, 8vo, portrait, 5 plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, a little browning and spotting to some leaves (3) Provenance: Bookplates of Atherton of Walton, Lancashire

£200-300

139 [DEFOE, DANIEL] THE LIFE AND STRANGE SURPRIZING ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE Lot 136

London: John Stockdale, 1790. 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 frontispieces, 12 engraved plates and a portrait of Defoe, 19th century purple calf gilt, some fading to covers and spine, a few pages with small corner repairs, bookplate in one volume (2) £150-250

134 BUCHAN, JOHN THE THREE HOSTAGES Boston/New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1924. First edition (published in the USA prior to UK publication), 8vo, original grey cloth with red printing, dust-jacket price-clipped, slightly soiled, a little chipped to spine with small closed tear to upper cover, ownership inscription to free-endpaper, blindstamp of the Library of Thomas D. Eisele to rear flyleaf £400-600

135 BURNS, ROBERT POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT Edinburgh: T. Cadell, 1793. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf, upper covers detached lacking portrait and plate, a few leaves misbound (2) £150-200

136 BURNS, ROBERT POEMS, CHIEFLY IN THE SCOTTISH DIALECT Edinburgh. James Robertson & Denholm and Dick, 1802. 2 volumes, 32mo, engraved portraits, modern half calf, custom solander box Note: Copac does not record the 1802 edition of this work in this size in any library

£200-300

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143 DURRELL, LAWRENCE INSCRIBED TO GEORGE WILKINSON Transition: Poems. London: The Caduceus Press, 1934. First edition, 8vo, inscribed “it’s a sign, my sweets, that the delightful genius which I derive from an holy age of colonial warblers, still spates in an unbroken torrent of capricious continuity. Love to Corfu, Larry”, with stamp “Centre d’Etudes et de Recherches. Propriété de F. Kestsman. Lawrence Durrell, Sommieres 15 Gard 30250 France” and name “George Wilkinson” in another hand, original black boards with lettering label on upper board Note: Inscribed by the author the fellow writer who persuaded Durrell to move his entire family to Greece following their meeting on Corfu in July 1934. Although the precise number of copies of Transition printed is not known (probably fewer than 100) much of the print run was destroyed, along with copies of the author’s Ten Poems, in the same warehouse during the Blitz.

£500-800

144 DURRELL, LAWRENCE TWO FRAMED WORKS, COMPRISING

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i) [‘Easter golden fish from Crete’], c.195 x 305mm, ink, gouache and watercolour, signed (“Epfs”) and dated 1974, framed and glazed (338 x 453mm), numbered 56, ink stamp (“Lawrence Durrell | Sommieres [etc]”), inscribed (“propriété de Francoise Kestsman-Durrell”); ii) [‘Little bulls asleep in the meadow’], c.145 x 190mm, gouache and watercolour, signed (“Epfs”) and dated 1970, framed and glazed (313 x 360mm), numbered 43, ink stamp (“Lawrence Durrell | Sommieres [etc]”), inscribed (“propriété de Francoise Kestsman-Durrell”)

DICKENS, CHARLES

£300-400

Lot 140

OLIVER TWIST London: R. Bentley, 1839. Second edition, 3 volumes, 12mo, 24 etched plates, contemporary half green morocco, some foxing, a little rubbed, ownership signature of titles of William Tighe, half-titles £400-600

141 DICKENS, CHARLES THREE FIRST EDITIONS Little Dorrit. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1857. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, additional engraved title-page, 35 engraved plates, original blue upper wrapper for part two bound in, contemporary half calf, bookplate, a little light dampstaining, many plates darkened; [Idem] Bleak House. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1853. First edition bound from parts, 8vo, frontispiece, additional engraved title-page, 38 engraved plates, contemporary green half calf gilt, a little foxing and darkening throughout; [Idem] Our Mutual Friend. London: Chapman and Hall, 1865. First edition, two volumes bound in one, 8vo, 2 frontispieces and 38 plates, quarter green calf gilt, slightly rubbed, a little light foxing (3) £300-400

142 DICKENS, CHARLES TWO FIRST EDITIONS Little Dorrit. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857. First edition bound from parts, engraved frontispiece, additional engraved title-page, 38 engraved plates, contemporary half calf gilt, some foxing; [Idem] David Copperfield. London: Bradbury and Evans, 1850. First edition in book form, 2 volumes, 8vo, frontispiece, additional engraved title-page, 38 engraved plates, contemporary red half calf, rubbed, a little foxing, a couple of small tears to page edges (3) £250-300 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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147

FIELDING, HENRY

FLEMING, IAN

THE WORKS

THE JAMES BOND NOVELS, A SET OF LATER EDITIONS

London: W. Strahan, 1784. 10 volumes, 8vo, 10 engraved frontispieces, & 3 other plates, later calf gilt by J. Larkins, green “Durdans” morocco book labels, spines gilt, small library blindstamp to titles, green morocco lettering pieces

with The Man with the Golden Gun in first edition. London: Jonathan Cape, 1965, dust-jacket not price-clipped; not including Octopussy and the Living Daylights; comprising: Casino Royale, 1963, eighth edition; Live and Let Die, 1963, ninth edition; Moonraker, 1963, sixth edition; Diamonds are Forever, 1964, sixth edition; From Russia with Love, 1965, eighth edition; Dr No, 1963, fifth edition; Goldfinger, 1963, fifth edition; For Your Eyes Only, 1964, fourth edition; Thunderball, 1964, second impression; The Spy who Loved Me, 1964, sixth impression; On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, 1964, eighth impression; You Only Live Twice, 1964, second impression; all 8vo, original cloth, dust-jackets not priceclipped; Amis, Kingsley The James Bond Dossier, 1965. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Markham, Robert Colonel Sun, 1968. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket price-clipped; Gardner, John Licence Renewed, 1981. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket not price-clipped; and a variant copy in clipped jacket (17)

£200-250

146 FLEMING, IAN OCTOPUSSY AND THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS London: Jonathan Cape, 1966. First edition, 8vo, original cloth, dustjacket in fine condition £200-300

Lot 146

£300-400

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151 FRASER, GEORGE MACDONALD 21 BOOKS INCLUDING The Reavers. London: Harper Collins, 2007. First edition, 8vo, signed by the author; Royal Flash. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1970. First US edition, 8vo; Flash for Freedom, 1971, first edition; Flashman’s Lady, 1977, first edition; Flashman and the Dragon, 1985, first edition; Flashman in the Great Game, 1975, first edition; Flashman and the Mountain of Light 1990, first edition; The Candlemass Road, 1993, first edition; The Light’s on at Signpost, 2002, first edition; Flashman and the March, 2005, first edition; and 11 others, some ex-library, all with dust-jackets £150-200

152 HARDY, THOMAS PROGRAMME: TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES being his adaption for the stage [for] |The Hardy Players... at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester, on Wed. November 26th, 1924. 4to, 29 x 23cm., original cream wrappers, sewn as issued, covers lightly dust-soiled £150-200

153 LANGLAND, WILLIAM THE VISION AND THE CREED OF PIERS PLOUGHMAN London: William Pickering, 1842. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary straight-grained burgundy morocco gilt, bookplates (2) Lot 149

£150-250

148 FLEMING, IAN THE SPY WHO LOVED ME London: Jonathan Cape, 1962. First edition, 8vo, original black cloth with silver dagger motif, dust-jacket not price-clipped £300-500

149 FLEMING, IAN THREE FIRST EDITIONS Thunderball. London: Jonathan Cape, 1961. 8vo, original cloth, dustjacket not price-clipped; [Idem] On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. London: Jonathan Cape, 1963. 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket not priceclipped but torn and chipped, a little bumping to covers; [Idem] The Man with the Golden Gun. London: Jonathan Cape, 1965. 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped (3) £300-400

150 FLEMING, IAN THREE FIRST EDITIONS The Spy who Loved Me. London: Jonathan Cape, 1962. 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped; [Idem] You Only Live Twice. London: Jonathan Cape, 1964. 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped; and another copy, dust-jacket a little chipped with front panel torn (3) £400-500 Lot 150 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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156 MELVILLE, HERMAN MOBY DICK: ARTISTS ILLUSTRATE HERMAN MELVILLE’S THE WHITE WHALE Aberdeen: Charles Hynes and Aberdeen City Libraries, 1997. Elephant folio, number 1 of 14 hardbound copies, 28 screen prints and engravings by Frank Convey, Will Maclean, Debbie Lee, Reinhard Behrens, Ian Howard, Charles Hynes, John McNaught, David McCracken, Keith Byres, Gordon Brown, Nina Ashby & Jonathan Jones, original quarter snakeskin over blue cloth with the book’s title in silver to upper cover £1,500-2,000

157 MODERN FIRST EDITIONS, 3 BOOKS COMPRISING SPARK, MURIEL

Lot 155

154 LEATHER BINDINGS, A SMALL COLLECTION INCLUDING SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM The Works. London: Whittaker & Co., 1844. 9 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt with red and green morocco labels to spine, bookplates; Smith, G. Barnett Life of her Majesty Queen Victoria. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1887. Second edition, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, with the crest of Putnam House Lutton Hill to upper cover, bookplate; Mrs. Oliphant The Literary History of England. London: Macmillan and Co., 1882. 8vo, contemporary calf gilt with the crest of Putnam House Lutton Hill to upper cover, bookplate; and 6 others (17)

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. London: Macmillan & Co., Ltd., 1961. 8vo, original green cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped, gift inscription to free-endpaper; Banks, Iain The Wasp Factory. London: Macmillan, 1984. 8vo, original brown cloth gilt, dust-jacket not priceclipped, some slight soiling to endpapers; Kelman, James How Late it Was. London: Secker & Warburg, 1994. 8vo, signed by Kelman to titlepage, with an accompanying manuscript quotation, original black cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped (3) £250-350

£200-300

155 LEATHER BOUND LITERATURE 8 BOOKS Irving, Washington Rip van Winkle... London: Joseph Cundall, 1850. 8vo, contemporary tree calf gilt; Henryson, Robert The Poems and Fables...collected...by David Laing. Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1865. 8vo, contemporary red half morocco gilt; Montgomery, Alexander The Poems...with biographical notes by David Irving. Edinburgh: W. and C. Tait, 1821. 8vo, in uniform red half morocco gilt; [Mercier de Saint-Leger, Barthelemy] Quinque Illustrium Poetarum... Paris, 1791. 8vo, contemporary tree calf gilt; Fielding, Henry The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. London: Sherwood, Neely and Jones, 1818. 3 volumes, 12mo, contemporary black morocco gilt; Burns, Robert and Sir Walter Scott The Complete Works of Robert Burns... and the Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott. Glasgow and London: William Collins, Sons, & Company, 1872. Large 8vo, contemporary brown morocco gilt (8) £300-400 Lot 156

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copies, original cloth gilt, dust-jacket; Barstow, Stan A Raging Calm. London: Michael Joseph Ltd., 1968. First edition, 8vo, inscribed to freeendpaper: “To David, with love and best wishes, Stan. October 1968”, dust-jacket torn but not price-clipped, some worming; Levin, Bernard Now Read on. London: Jonathan Cape, 1990. First edition, 8vo, author’s signature to title-page; Widdecombe, Ann An Act of Treachery. London: Weinfeld & Nicolson, 2002. First edition, second impression, 8vo, signed and inscribed to title-page; and 102 others (112) £300-500

160 PLATO THE WORKS, VIZ. HIS FIFTY-FIVE DIALOGUES, AND TWELVE EPISTLES, EDITED BY THOMAS TAYLOR London: for Thomas Taylor, 1804. 5 volumes, 4to, very fine modern contemporary style diced calf gilt, spines gilt £1,500-2,000

161 PRATCHETT, TERRY 33 BOOKS, INCLUDING

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Moving Pictures. London: Victor Gollancz, 1990. First edition, dustjacket price-clipped; Maskerade, 1995, first edition, some dampstaining; Hogfather, 1996, first edition, later impression; Jingo, 1997, first edition; The Truth. London: Doubleday, 2000. First edition; Thief of Time, 2001, first edition; and another copy; Monstrous Regiment, 2003, first edition, ex-library; Making Money, 2007, first edition; Unseen Academicals, 2009, first edition; and 23 others, all with dust-jackets, several ex-library copies £200-300

158 MODERN LITERATURE 5 BOOKS, COMPRISING Ede, H.S. Savage Messiah. London: William Heinemann Ltd., 1931. First edition, 8vo, original red cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Spark, Muriel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd., 1961. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Réage, Pauline Story of O. London: The Olympia Press, [n.d.] First U.K. edition, 8vo, original black cloth, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Fitzgerald, F. Scott This Side of Paradise, Collectors Reprints Inc. facsimile copy; King, Jessie M. Budding Life. Glasgow/London: Gowans and Gray Ltd., 1907. Fourth printing, 8vo, original paper wrappers (5) £400-500

159 MODERN LITERATURE, A COLLECTION, INCLUDING MANY SIGNED WORKS 112 BOOKS Rushdie, Salman The Enchantress of Florence. London: Jonathan Cape, 2008. First edition, 8vo, signed by author to the title-page, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Rankin, Ian The Flood. London: Orion, 2005. 8vo, signed and inscribed by Rankin to title-page, dust-jacket not priceclipped; McCourt, Frank ‘Tis. London: Flamingo, 1999. First edition, 8vo, author’s signature to title-page, dust-jacket not price-clipped; James, P.D. Original Sin. London: Faber and Faber, 1994. First edition, 8vo, signed by author to title-page, dust-jacket price-clipped; Welsh, Irvine The Blade Artist. London: Jonathan Cape, 2016. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Ackroyd, Peter Chatterton. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1987. 8vo, author’s signature to title-page, dustjacket not price-clipped; Costain, Thomas B. The Silver Chalice. New York: Doubleday & Company, 1952. 8vo, number 750 of 750 signed Lot 160

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162 RANKIN, IAN THE FLOOD Edinburgh: Polygon, 1986. First edition, paperback, signed by Rankin to endpaper, original card covers, a little edgewear to covers £300-400

163 ROSSETTI, CHRISTINA GEORGINA THE PRINCE’S PROGRESS AND OTHER POEMS London: Macmillan, 1866. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece and additional title-page by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, with envelope addressed in D.G. Rossetti’s hand to Sir John Skelton attached to front endpapers, original green cloth gilt, slightly spotted; [Idem] Goblin Market. London: Macmillan & Co., 1893. 12mo, woodcuts by Laurence Housman, original decorative green cloth gilt (2) £300-400

164 ROWLING, J.K. HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS London: Bloomsbury, 2007. First edition, 8vo, signed on title-page by J.K. Rowling and with small holograph sticker dated 21/07/07 at top of title page, original cloth, dustwrapper

Lot 163

165

£1,000-1,500

SCOTT, SIR WALTER WAVERLEY NOVELS. CENTENARY EDITION Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1871. 25 volumes, 8vo, engraved plates, contemporary half calf gilt, a little rubbing (25) £200-300

166 SCOTT, SIR WALTER WAVERLEY NOVELS. CENTENARY EDITION Edinburgh: A. & C. Black, 1871. 25 volumes, 8vo, engraved plates, tissue guards, contemporary half calf, spines gilt, red & green morocco labels £200-400

167 STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS KIDNAPPED London: Cassell & Company, Limited, 1886. 8vo, first edition, first issue, with “business” p.40 line 11, “nine o’clock” p.64 line 1, “Long Islands” p.101 lines 9/10 and 16pp. of adverts at rear dated 5G.4.86, folding map, original red cloth gilt, covers and spine faded with a little soiling and shelf lean, lacking front free-endpaper, map a little torn £300-400

168 THACKERAY, WILLIAM MAKEPEACE, AND OTHERS 38 BOOKS Thackeray, W.M. [Works.] London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1869. 22 volumes, 8vo, original green cloth gilt; Scott, Sir Walter Waverley Novels. Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1846. 5 volumes, 8vo, contemporary half calf, worn; Johnson, Samuel The Rambler. London: W. Suttaby, 1809. 4 volumes, 8vo, contemporary brown half morocco gilt; Wilson, H.W. With the Flag to Pretoria. London: Harmsworth Brothers, 1901. 4to, volume 2 only; and 5 others, sold not subject to return £150-200 Lot 164

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MANUSCRIPTS 171 19TH CENTURY BRITISH GOVERNMENT MINISTERS, A LARGE COLLECTION INCLUDING CARDWELL, VISCOUNT EDWARD (1813-1886),

Lot 169

169 VONNEGUT, KURT SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE OR THE CHILDREN’S CRUSADE [New York:] Delacorte Press, 1969. First edition, later printing with date mark ‘1923’ on rear-flap of dust-jacket, original blue cloth, dust-jacket price-clipped, ownership stamp reading ‘Butler’ to title-page and foreedge; [Idem] Slaughterhouse-Five, or the Children’s Crusade. London: Jonathan Cape, 1970. First UK edition, first issue, original green cloth gilt, dust-jacket price-clipped, ownership signature to paste-down endpaper (2) £200-300

170

Autograph letter signed to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, War Office, 22 Dec. 1868; Wyndham, George, Irish Secretary 1895 A.L.S. to H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge. War Office, 15. 2. ‘00, 3pp; and another letter to Miss Longueville, 15/7/07; Knutsford, Lord, Secretary for Colonies 1887 A.L.S. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, 3pp., Colonial Office, June 23 1893; Stanley, Edward, 15th Earl of Derby, President of Board of Trade, Foreign Secretary & Postmaster General Three A.L.S. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, in all 4pp., Dec. 17 1858 - March 28 1859; Gordon, Richmond A.L.S. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Gordon Castle, Nov. 6 1883; Vansittart, Nicholas (1766-1851), Chancellor of the Exchequer A.L.S. to Major Stendfield (?), 2pp, Downing Street, 19 Dec. 1812; Earl Shrewsbury and Earl de Grey Envelope fronts signed lower left; Earl de Grey (1781-1859) A.L.S., 1 page, declining engagement, 12 July 1866; Labouchere, Henry (1831-1912) A.L.S., 2pp., Jan. 31 1878; Croker, John W. (1780-1857) Envelope front signed lower left; Fitzwilliam, William W., 6th Earl Fitzwilliam A.L.S. to R. Norris Esq., 1 page, 30 June 1859; Smith, W.H., (Newsagent, 18351891) A.L.S. regarding testimonial, 3 Grosvenor Place, Feb. 15 1881; Majoribanks, Edward, 2nd Baron Tweedmouth (1849-1909) A.L.S. to Lord Raglan, 3pp., Brooke House, Oct. 18 1901; Palmer, Roundell (1812-1895) A.L.S. to Lord Nelson, Blackmoor, Oc. 10 1868; LevesonGower, G., 2nd Earl Granville (1815-91) A.L.S. to Lord Nelson, about schools, 4pp, Balmoral Sept. 14 1859; Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Charles, 6th Marquess of Londonderry A.L.S. to Lord Nelson, regarding the Downton case Balmoral, 4pp., 18 June 1900; Spencer, John Poyntz, 5th Earl (1835-1910) Third person A.L., presenting his compliments to the Military Secretary, 1 p., Privy Council Office, 6 Oct. 1831; Northcote, Sir Stafford (1818-1887) Third person A.L. presenting compliments, 1p., 84 Harley Street, March 3 1869; Balfour, Gerald W. Lord Salisbury (1853-1945), Card Autographed in aid of the Royal Alexandra Infirmary Bazaar; Eglinton, Lord 6 A.L.S. to Sir Henry, 1850-54; Drummond Wolff, Sir Henry (1830-1908) 3 A.L.S. to Mrs Tollemache & others, 1891-1902; Gathorne-Hardy, G., 1st Earl of Cranbrook (1814-1906) A.L.S. to Judge Cresswell, 2pp., Home Department, Dec 1. 1868; Clarke, Sir Edward (1841-1931) A.L.S. to Mrs Hoskyns, 1 p., Royal Courts of Justice, 9 Dec. 1903; Brodrick, Hon. St. John, Viscount Midleton (1856-1942) A.L.S. for Sir Redvers, on benefits of regimental canteens, 4pp. War Office, Feb. 5 [18]96; Peel, Arthur W., Viscount (1829-1912) A.L.S. to Mr Sleath regarding a national testimonial, 3pp., Margate, Oct. 28 [18]80; Colquhoun, Campbell (1803-1870) Third person A.L. presenting compliments, Dec. 19 1835; and Front free envelopes signed by 1st Earl of Ellenborough, 6th Duke of Richmond, Lord Wharncliffe, 6th Duke of Bedford & Duchess of Bedford, Earl Morley, Earl St. Germans, E.J. Lyttleton (Lord Hatherton), Lord Dancaster, Lord Bolton, Archbishop of York (1839), Earl Howe, Lord Randon £250-350

172 A FRAMED PIECE OF BLUE RIBBON OF JACOBITE INTEREST CONTAINED WITHIN A FRAME, SURROUNDED BY A DECORATIVE FOLIATE CUT PAPER DESIGN,

London: Ernest Benn Ltd., 1926. 3 volumes, 8vo, one of 198 copies signed by the author, original quarter vellum gilt (3)

marked in pen on the rear “The Pretender’s Ribbon, presented to M. Beaumont Jan. 1800 by Richd. Henry Beaumont Esq., of Whitley”. Also inscribed “The son of a Tory presents this relic to the grand delights of a truce whip C.P.W. Charles Prince of Wales, the son of a tyrant, a bigot and a papist, 18 x 21 cm.

£120-180

Provenance: Bonhams. The Scottish Sale, 27 Aug. 2008, lot 769

WELLS, H.G. THE WORLD OF WILLIAM CLISSOLD

£150-250

Manuscripts

173 [ADMIRAL NELSON] - HARDY, SIR THOMAS MASTERMAN (1769-1839), BRITISH VICEADMIRAL NOTE, SIGNED BY SIR THOMAS HARDY (“HARDY”), STATING ”Admiral Lord Hardy begs Mr Nepean will submit to the Board the propriety of directing Sir James Marriot to establish a vice admiralty court in Corsica”, 1 page, undated £80-120

174 AFRICAN-AMERICAN SLAVERY, ALABAMA INVENTORY & APPRAISEMENT OF ESTATE OF JOSEPH C. BURPO DECEASED, recording name description, age and value of 8 slaves, total value $5350, addressed to the Honourable the Probate Court, State of Alabama, Wilcox County, dated 11 Sept. 1862, 2pp., folio £300-400

175 ANDERSON, SIR EDMUND (1530-1605, LORD CHIEF JUSTICE OF COMMON PLEAS UNDER ELIZABETH I) DOCUMENT SIGNED 10 x 23cm, mounted on an album leaf Note: Sir Edmund Anderson was one of the Commissioners for the Trial of Mary Queen of Scots in 1586. He sat in the Star Chamber of October 25th when sentence of death was pronounced on the Scottish Queen by Sir John Popham. The execution of Mary Queen of Scots weighed heavily on the conscience of Elizabeth I as in the Tudor philosophy of Kingship the Monarch was regarded as God’s personal anointed on Earth. Hence in the aftermath of Mary’s execution at Fotheringay Castle Elizabeth looked for scapegoats in order to remove the guilt from herself. She found the perfect candidate in William Davidson her Private Secretary who had conveyed the Execution Warrant to her Counsel. She had him arrested and it was Sir Edward Anderson who presided over his trial with a view to sentencing him to death. Davidson eventually escaped the gallows once Elizabeth’s guilt receded although he never returned to high office. A scarce Tudor signature.

£200-300

Lot 174

176 [AYRSHIRE] STEWART OF DARNLEY, SIR JOHN, (D. 1526, 3RD EARL OF LENNOX) INSTRUMENT OF SEISIN, IN FAVOUR OF JAMES WALLACE OF CRAIGIE, of lands in the Barony of Torbolton in Ayrshire, document on vellum, 24 x 24cm., 1514 Note: The 3rd Earl of Lennox was the grandson of Mary who was the sister of James III of Scotland. In 1526 the Earl of Lennox led an army to Linlithgow with the intention of liberating the young King James V of Scotland from the pro-English Douglases. He was defeated by a smaller force led by James Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran, at the Battle of Linlithgow Bridge. He survived the battle and was taken captive, only to be subsequently murdered by James Hamilton of Finnart.

£150-250

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177 BEATON, DAVID (C.1494-1546), ARCHBISHOP OF ST ANDREWS AND THE LAST SCOTTISH CARDINAL PRIOR TO THE REFORMATION LETTER SIGNED, D[AVID] CARD[INA]LIS S[ANC]TI ANDREE, ONE PAGE FOLIO, Edinburgh, 9th November 1542, to Cardinal Alexandro Farnese, in Latin. Beaton writes to his correspondent as a result of the incursions by King Henry VIII into Scotland, ‘Quia de incursionibus Ab Anglorum rege, contra sereniss[imum] et ill[ustrissi]mu[m]. Regum, Do[min]um meu[m], eiusq[u]e regnu[m], illatis ad S[anctissimum] D[ominum] N[ostrum] in p[raese] ntia scribo; ex eisdemq[ue] literis D[etermi]nationem V[estram] R[everendissimam] omnia ad plenu[m] intellecturam esse confido, nihil hoc tempore ad illa[m] scribed[m] esse putavi. Tantu[m] illud eam sibi p[er] suadere cupio, omen meam operam, curam, studium, et diligentiam ad inserviendu[m] illius Amplitudini esse paratissima id quod ita esse toties illa experietur, quoties in suis suoru[mq]ue reb[us]q[ue] Uti voluerit. Interim me D[omi] nationi v[est]rae humil[lime] co[m] mendo.’, with detached integral address leaf bearing a good affixed blind embossed paper seal, some extremely minor light foxing and a slight area of water staining to the righ edge, only very slightly affecting the text and signature which remain perfectly legible Lot 177

£2,000-3,000

Note: An extremely rare letter, written shortly before the Battle of Solway Moss, by the Cardinal whose brutal murder led to Religious warfare in the midSixteenth century. The battle took place at Solway Moss on the Anglo-Scottish border on 24th November 1542. When King Henry VIII of England broke away from the Roman Catholic Church, he asked King James V of Scotland, his nephew, to do the same. James rejected his uncle’s request and further insulted him by refusing to meet at York. As a result, King Henry VIII displayed his anger by sending troops against Scotland. In retaliation for the massive English raid into Scotland King James responded by assigning Robert, Lord Maxwell, with the task of raising an army and on 24th November 1542 an army of 15,000 - 18,000 Scots advanced into England and were met near Solway Moss by Thomas Wharton and his 3000 men. The ensuing battle was uncoordinated and has been described as a rout. Alessandro Farnese (1520-1589), Italian Cardinal and Diplomat. Letters signed by Cardinal Beaton are extremely rare. American Book Prices Current have no records of any autograph material by Beaton appearing at auction.

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Manuscripts

178 BEATON, JAMES, (1517-1603, ARCHBISHOP OF GLASGOW) “ACTE DE FOY ET HOMAGE F[AI]CT AU ROY PAR LE SEIG[NEU]R DE BOURGOUNE”, signed “Glasgow” dated Paris 15 March, 1571, on vellum, previous folds, lacking seal, James Beaton, or Bethune, Ambassador to the King of France from Mary Queen of Scots Note: James Beaton, Bishop of Glasgow from 1552, stood faithfully by the queen-regent, Marie de Guise, in her dealings with the disaffected Protestant nobles. Mary, Queen of Scots, appointed him her ambassador at the French Court, and he remained. up to her forced abdication in 1567 and during the rest of her life, her most faithful friend and adviser.

£150-250

179 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS AND STATESMEN, 18TH CENTURY, 13 MANUSCRIPTS, INCLUDING GODOLPHIN, SIDNEY, 1ST EARL OF GODOLPHIN (1645-1712), SIGNED receipt for Treasury payment, April 18 1710, 8 x 21cm.; Godolphin, Sidney) clipped part of paper document with signatures of Godolphin, Sir Edward Dering (1625-84) and Sir Stephen Fox (1627-1716), 20 x 7cm.; Stanhope, James, 1st Earl of Stanhope (1673-1721), Autograph Letter Signed to Godolphin (as Lord Treasurer), sharing congratulations “for my Lord Duke’s success in Flanders”, 1 page, Barcelona, August 8 1708, 22 x 18cm.; Spencer, Charles, 3rd Earl of Sunderland and Secretary of State), signature in ink on receipt for £2000 duties on alcoholic beverages, 20 June 1705, 10 x 17cm., Walpole, Robert; Doddington, George; Clayton, William Signatures on a clipped piece of paper, 11 x 6cm.; Pelham, Henry, (1694-1754) Clipped signatures on three slips of paper, one dated 1752; [Pelham-Holles, Thomas, 1st Duke of Newcastle] 3pp. autograph draft of a letter to the Duke of Newcastle, from unidentified correspondent, soliciting support for his application for the Mastership of St Johns [College], 3pp., undated, [c.1770]; Pelham-Holles, Thomas, 1st Duke of Newcastle, Whig Statesman A.L.S. to unknown correspondent, discussing the University of Cambridge &, Lord Hardwicke, 3pp., Claremont, June 27 1764; Duke of Devonshire, (1720-1764), Prime Minister Warrant signed (“Devonshire”) as Lord Chamberlain, for fees to the Groom of the Back Stairs of H.R.H. The Princess Amelia, 1 page, 13 Oct. 1760; Grenville, George (1712-1770), Prime Minister 2 clipped signatures on slips of paper, the 2nd also signed by Henry Pelham and J. Campbell, 14 Oct. 1752 (13) £300-400

180 BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS. 16 AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS FROM 13 PRIME MINISTERS INCLUDING EDWARD SMITH-STANLEY, 14TH EARL OF DERBY (1799-1869), Prime Minister 1852, 1858-59, & 1866-68. Autograph letter signed, wishing to convey thanks to the Minister of Agriculture of Sardinia, requesting the animals to be consigned to Mr Mitchell of the Zoological Society Regents Park, 2pp., Knowsley, Jan 20 1852; Hamilton-Gordon, George, 4th Earl of Aberdeen (1784-1860), Prime Minister 185255 Autograph letter signed, to B. Frere, acknowledging receipt of translations of the Plays of Aristophanes, 1pp., Argyll House, May 28 1840; Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston (17841865), Prime Minister 1855-58 & 1859-65 Autograph letter signed “these poor refugees are under the care or rather as it would appear, the neglect of the Turkish govt.”, 1pp. integral blank, 9 Sept. 1855; Envelope front addressed to Mrs Henry Wood, signed lower left corner “Palmerston”; Disraeli, Benjamin, (1804-1881), Prime Minister

1868 and 1874-80 Autograph letter signed “(B. Disraeli”) to the art historian James Anthony Froude, looking forward to discussing a matter before Parliament meets, 3 pages, 16mo, Grosvenor Gate, 15 Nov. 1869; envelope front to I. J. Sheehan of Leeds, signed lower left corner “Disraeli” (with later identifying caption); Gladstone, William Ewart (1809-1898), Prime Minister 1868-74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94) Autograph letter side, one side of a correspondence card, to T.L. Roberts, thanking him for a book of verse and commenting “the public is cold and indifferent as to poetry, 7 Feb. 1893”; Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury (1830-93), Prime Minister 1885-86, 1886-92, 1895-1902 2nd half of Autograph letter signed (“Salisbury), regarding an appeal “the result of recent struggles has left the Protestant party in a state of exulting fervour, ready for an aggressive policy...”, 4pp.; Primrose, Archibald, 5th Earl of Rosebery (1847-1929), Prime Minister 1894-95) Autograph letter signed, regretfully declining an invitation to attend the banquet to the American officers, 3pp., 10 Downing Street, May 14 1894; Balfour, Arthur James, 1st Earl of Balfour (1848-1930), Prime Minister 1902-05), Autograph letter signed, to F.J. Campbell, declining invitation to take the chair at the Annual Festival of the Royal Normal College for the Blind, 6pp., 10 Downing Street, May 25th 1900; Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry (1836-1908), Prime Minister 1905-08 Autograph letter signed to “my dear Balfour of Burleigh” regarding “the Stirling matter”, 1pp., Belmont Castle, 24 Oct. 1901; Asquith, Herbert Henry, 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith (1852-1908), Prime Minister 1908-16) Autograph letter signed for “Dear Sir Theodore”, regarding possible visit to Darlington, 2pp., integral blank, 1 Paper Buildings, Temple, 6 May 1896; Lloyd-George, David (1863-1945), Prime Minister 1916-22 Typed letter signed by Lloyd George, regarding ecclesiastical appointment, manuscript note by King George V “Appd. G.R.I”, 10 Downing Street, October 1922; Bonar Law, Andrew (1858-1923), Prime Minister 1922-23) Autograph letter signed, declining invitation, 2pp., Kintillo, 7 June 1906; Baldwin, Stanley (1867-1947), Prime Minister 1923-24, 1924-29, 1935-37 Autograph on paper embossed “Prime Minister”; Autograph “Baldwin of Bewdley” on blank slip of paper 5 x 12cm. (16) £400-600

181 CAMPBELL, JOHN, 2ND DUKE OF ARGYLL, 1ST DUKE OF GREENWICH (1680-1743) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED “ARGYLL” TO RONALD CAMPBELL, Writer to the Signet, “Ronald... you tell me you desire to send me the thousand pound so soon as you can... I cant imagine whow (how) you can think I live here and I dair assure you if I havena that thousand pound with the answer of this letter and am not for the future pay’d ... for by God Allmighty I will not starve for the saik of my Family or any thing on earth”, 2pp., integral address panel, London, ye 11 Nov. 1704, address panel with seal remains torn at folds not affecting text Note: John, Second Duke of Argyll, Scottish nobleman, and Commander in Chief, Scotland. During the Jacobite Rebellion, he led the government army against the Jacobites led by the Earl of Mar at the Battle of Sheriffmuir.

£150-250

182 CARTWRIGHT, EDMUND, (1743-1823) AUTHOR AND INVENTOR [EDUCATION] AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, chiefly regarding the literary progress of his son, and asking for books to be sent to him, including Goldsmith’s History of the Earth, Williams’ Book on Education, Jones’s Commentary of Asiatic Poetry, Maw on Gardening, & thoughts on reprinting [Armina and Elvira] the Legendary Tale, 2pp., Marnham, Dec. 12, 1774 £200-300

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184 COPE, SIR JOHN (1690-1760), LIEUTENANT-GENERAL, COMMANDER OF THE KING’S FORCES IN SCOTLAND [RIOTS IN LEEDS] AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“JNO COPE”) TO LIEUT. GENERAL FOWKE (1690-1765) discussing the Waters of Cheltenham Spa, “Scarborough is so full that people of fashion are forces to lye in garrets, some of the Rioters at Leeds have by the civil magistrates orders been fired on and killed by a party of Hawly’s; a party of 100 of my regiments is marched to Bradford near Leeds upon the same account”, 2pp., integral blank, St. James’s Place, July 3rd 1753 Note: Autograph letters by Sir John Cope are rare. Sir John Cope was defeated at the Battle of Prestonpans in 1745. Lieutenant-General Fowke (1690-1765), having served with Cope as Brigadier-General at the Battle of Prestonpans, went on to be Governor of Gibraltar from 1753 to 1756.

£200-300

185 DASHWOOD, CHARLES (1787-1832) MEXICO & GUATEMALA - A COLLECTION OF LETTERS AND JOURNAL EXTRACTS

Lot 183

183 CATHERINE DE MEDICIS (1519-1589, QUEEN OF FRANCE) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED ‘CATHERINE’, CHAMBORD, 6[?] MAY 1572, TO MONSIEUR DE FERALS

Xalapa, Mexico 6 letters, comprising 5 ALS from Dashwood and one from his wife, Caroline, written to family members about life in Mexico, dated between 1827-1828; Journal two manuscript copies of extracts from the journal of Charles Dashwood from 1828, written in Xalapa, Mexico, he writes: “the climate and soil most favorable to produce everything...but the inhabitants are ignorant & indolent. There are no butchers...”; Guatemala Caroline Dashwood’s letter from Guatemala, dated August 15th 1830, 11 manuscript pp., 34 x 21cm, in which she describes the difficulties of the journey to Guatemala, especially considering the mountains, she also describes the beautiful scenery, travelling through the country, meeting local people and her life there; ALS from Caroline Dashwood addressed to Marianne, Guatemala, October 2nd 1830, 12pp., 21 x 12.5cm; Letter Letter to Sir Henry Dashwood, signed ‘Manchester’, 1p., 18 x 11cm, congratulating him on his son’s safety; Brigade Orders dated 11th June 1801, 1p., 20 x 16.5cm, giving orders for regimental gatherings, with an attached manuscript note: “11 June for Encampment at Wimbledon for a Review by George III on June 14th 1805” (12 items) £500-700

French ambassador in Rome, endorsing Ippolito II d’Este, Cardinal of Ferrara, as a Papal candidate, countersigned de Neufville, wafer seal, address panel to verso, little browning at edges, 1 p., folio. Note: Following the death of Pope Pius V on 1st May 1572, various French, Spanish and Italian factions tried to influence the outcome of the new Pope. In the event Ugo Buoncompagni was elected Pope [Gregory XIII] on 13 May 1572, chiefly through the influence of Cardinal Antoine Granvella and King Philip II of Spain. A follow-up letter in the same vein was sent by Catherine de Medicis to Monsieur de Ferals on 12 May 1572, to which King Charles IX added a note saying that the French should support Cardinal Farnese if Cardinal of Ferrara could not be elected. However, a memoranda arrived too late. This latter letter is included in “Lettres de Catherine de Medicis”, vol. 4, 1891, p. 100.

£400-600

Lot 185 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 & PRINCE CHARLES, (B.1948)

CHRISTMAS CARD FOR 1981, WTIH PHOTOGRAPH OF CHARLES AND DIANA,

CHRISTMAS CARD FOR 1989, INSCRIBED AND SIGNED “SIMON, FROM DIANA”, SHOWING PRINCE CHARLES,

To Mr Osborne, with calculations in biro on verso £200-300

in military dress standing behind Prince William, with Princess Diana dressed in pink seated with Prince Harry on a garden bench, with envelope addressed to Simon Barnes

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£500-700

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 & PRINCE CHARLES, (B.1948)

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CHRISTMAS CARD FOR 1982, WTIH PHOTOGRAPH OF CHARLES AND DIANA WITH BABY WILLIAM

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 & PRINCE CHARLES, (B.1948)

colour photograph, signed by Charles and Diana, with envelope franked “Buckingham Palace” addressed to Mr and Mrs L.S. Stephens

WEDDING CAKE OF CHARLES AND DIANA, 2 WEDDING CAKE BOXES,

£250-350

1 with cake, 1 without, with envelope addressed to Mr and Mrs L.S.J. Stephens, Dartmoor Gift Shop, 30 July 1981

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£150-200

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 & PRINCE CHARLES, (B.1948)

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CHRISTMAS CARD FOR 1984, WTIH PHOTOGRAPH OF CHARLES AND DIANA with Princes William and Harry £300-400

DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 AUTOGRAPHED CARD SIGNED, KENSINGTON PALACE, 9TH SEPTEMBER 1990, to Simon [Barnes], “It was lovely to get your letter and hear all your news! I’d so love it if there was a chance of you, Danny [Ayckroyd] & Chris [Madden] coming here to lunch & I wondered if you could suggest some dates which might find the three of you in the big city...” with smiley face, Kensington Palace, 9.9.1990, with envelope £200-300

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194 DOUGLAS, JAMES DOUGLAS (1516-1581), 4TH EARL OF MORTON, REGENT OF SCOTLAND DOCUMENT ISSUED BY THE KING, COUNTERSIGNED BY THE EARL OF MORTON

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DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED, KENSINGTON PALACE, TO SIMON [BARNES] AND CHRIS ”Thank you both so much for writing to me - the Contents of your letter brought a great deal of comfort & I did want you both to know that I value your support enormously & thank you from the bottom of my heart for your concern. With my best wishes as always”, 2pp. on Kensington Palace headed paper printed in red, in original registered envelope, the name and address and initial D in Princess Diana’s holograph £400-600

193 DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES, 1961-97 CHRISTMAS CARD FOR 1993, “FROM DIANA”, SHOWING DIANA, PRINCES WILLIAM AND HARRY, addressed to “Simon”, with envelope, franked “Buckingham Palace”, addressed to Simon Barnes

as Regent (“James Regent”), granting a license to Sir Andrew Murray of Balvaird and Arngask, [d.1590] to remain “at hame”, undisturbed, one page, oblong folio, trace of seal, guard, 30 September 1577 £300-400

195 DUDLEY, ROBERT, (1532-1588, 1ST EARL OF LEICESTER) LETTER SIGNED, “R. LEYCESTER”, AND SUBSCRIBED, ONE PAGE, THE TEXT IN FRENCH, in the hand of a secretary to Mademoiselles Francoise and Sabine d’Egmont in the Hague, bidding them farewell on his return to England where he has been summoned back by the Queen because of rumours of preparations being made against her kingdom “ou je suis rapelle par sa ma[jesti]e a l’occasion des bruites qui courent de quelques grand preparatifs qui se font contre son Estat”, thanking them for the honour and courtesies he had received from them, and hoping he can serve them in turn should they wish anything of the Queen, Flushing, 29th November 1587, paper seal, despatch slits, some dampstaining, 32 x 21cm. £1,000-1,500

£600-800

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Lot 193

Manuscripts

Note: The Earl of Leicester returned home from the Netherlands on 4th December 1587 having suffered ill health through the summer. Once home he took part in the great debates over intelligence of the Spanish preparations for the Armada which he was convinced was coming. These being presumably the “bruites qui courent de quelques grands preparatifs” referred to in this letter. The recipients were members of the one of the noblest of Flemish families. Lamoral Count of Egmont (1522-68) had married Sabine de Baviere (1528-78) who bore him 13 children. He is one of the great heroes of the Dutch struggle against Spain and the introduction of the Spanish Inquisition into the Netherlands. He nevertheless remained a staunch catholic and remained loyal to Philip. He was found guilty of treason and beheaded on 4th June 1568. This event is usually taken as marking the beginning of the revolt by the Dutch against Spanish rule.

196 EDWARD VI, (1537-1553, KING OF ENGLAND) DOCUMENT DATED JULY 3RD 1549 BEING A LICENSE TO RALPH SADLIER KNIGHT, to sublet to Thomas Fyncher and Richard Fyncher the Manor of Shelve alias Shelbe formerly belonging to the collegiate church and college of Westbury [on Trym] in the County of Gloucester, now dissolved. Written in Latin on a single oblong folio leaf of vellum with calligraphic introduction, one small hole in fold to left hand edge, not affecting text, slight dusting, but otherwise in fine condition, 21 x 34cms. Note: Exceptionally rare document of Edward VI. An historic document involving the Tudor Boy King, son and heir of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour and one of the most glamorous and important figures of the mid Tudor period. The document also lists a number of closes and pastures by name as well as the watermill at Shelve, making this an important primary local historical source. The area covered by this document is the modern day Shelsey Walsh area which lies in the Teme Valley to the West of the City of Worcester and east of Tenbury Wells. Documents of Edward VI are of the greatest rarity due to his very short reign. He was just nine when he succeeded his father Henry VIII and died at the age of 15. Sir Ralph Sadlier [or Sadler] (1507-87) was a most important diplomatist closely involved in the relationships with Scotland and the intrigues and plots by the Spanish and French to attack England via Scotland in order to bring about a Catholic supremacy. He was a protégé of Thomas Cromwell, was Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Henry VIII and one of the Council of Twelve, which effectively governed the country on the accession of Edward VI. At the Battle of Pinkie Clough in 1547 he was made a Knight Banneret on the field for his gallantry in rallying the English cavalry after their repulse by the Scottish. He was granted the Manor of Shelbe as a reward for this action. In later life he was one of the three Commissioners sent to York to enquire into the matter of Mary Queen of Scots and the infamous ‘Casket Letters’ which incriminated her. It was Sadlier who sent a précis of the letters to Lord Burghleigh. Eventually he became gaoler to Mary Queen of Scots at Wingfield, and his last employment on matters of state was a mission to James VI of Scotland (later James I of England) to reconcile him to the execution of his mother.

£900-1,200

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EDWARD VII, (1841-1910), KING OF ENGLAND 1901-1910 AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“ALBERT EDWARD”) TO MY DEAR LADY ?HARNLY announcing the day that would be suitable for dining with her, and concluding “It is just a year today that you returned from India”, 2pp., Marlborough House, Pall Mall, headed paper, May 11 [no year], 15 x 10cm.; Edward VII, King of England Autograph letter initialled “A.E.”, to Mrs ?Wick, discussing his trip to Braemar, 2pp., integral blank, Mar Lodge, Braemar headed paper, marked “Tuesday”; Printed Invitation to Reception at Guildhall of The Prince & Princess of Wales, 1901; Princess Victoria Alexandra Olga May, (1868-1935), daughter of King Edward VII Autograph letter signed to “Cook”, asking her to add a wreath from “Taria” to go with Queen Alexandra’s, 3pp., (4) £150-250

198 EDWARD VII, (1841-1910), KING OF ENGLAND 1901-1910 AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, AS PRINCE OF WALES, TO SIR ERSKINE PERRY thanking him for his letter and proofs of an article by Perry for the Edinburgh Review on the subject of the breed and quality of horses. The prince continues “... your suggestion that a residence in Norfolk would much facilitate the establishment of a stud in which Norfolk trotters should be principally employed is worth of consideration”, Abergeldie Castle Aberdeenshire headed paper, 3 pages, 21 Sept. 1873 £100-150 Lot 196

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199 ELEVEN BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS, 29 SIGNED ITEMS, INCLUDING PITT THE YOUNGER, WILLIAM (1759-1806), PRIME MINISTER 1783, AND 1804-06 Autograph letter signed, accepting an invitation to dine at Beckenham, 1 page, July 3 1793; Addington, Henry (1757-1844), Prime Minister 1801-4, Autograph letter signed as Viscount Sidmouth, regarding his bill requiring the licensing of dissenting ministers, Baker St. May 16 1811; Addington, Henry (1757-1844) Autograph letter signed as Viscount Sidmouth to John Taylor, declining a Subscription, 2pp., Sydney Park, Oct. 15th 1827; [Addington Henry (1757-1844)] Printed Card, 1843, signed by him as Viscount Sidmouth to admit a carriage to Richmond Park; William, Lord Grenville (1759-1834), Prime Minister 1806-07 Autograph letter signed, seemingly to Bishop Copleston, suggesting an appointment at Dropmore, 2pp. Jan 20 1824; William, Lord Grenville Autograph letter signed, regarding payment of drafts, & paying compliments to Mrs Barrie, 3pp., Dropmore, Jan. 23 1827; [Idem] Envelope front, signed “Grenville”, march 8 1833; Perceval, Spencer (1762-1812) Prime Minister 1809-12 Autograph letter signed “Gentlemen”, rearranging an appointment as the Chancellor has “appointed that day for the seal of his term”, 2 pp., integral blank, undated; Robert Jenkinson, Earl of Liverpool (1770-1828), Prime Minister 1812-27 Letter signed, regarding possible change in arrangements at the Emigrant Office, 2pp., Fife House, 12th June 1813; Canning, George (1770-1827), Prime Minister April-Sept. 1827 Autograph letter initialled to “My dear Count”, 2pp., Hackley, July 22, 1811; Canning, George (1770-1827) Autograph letter signed to “My dear Lord”, regarding the vacancy of a small Living in Dorsetshire which is in your Lordship’s gift, 2pp., Spring Garden, Nov. 14 1800; Foreign Office letter to Mr Hodges intending to visit Turin, signed, Oct. 6 1826; Letter signed regarding Subscribers to the British Seamen’s Hospital in Oporto, Foreign Office, Sept.. 15 1845, 2pp., integral blank; Robinson, Frederick, Earl of Ripon (1782-1859), Prime Minister 1827-28 Autograph Letter Signed, acknowledging letter stating he was going to Nocton and that he had informed Mr House, Putney Heath, Dec. 3. 1845; A.L.S. , signed as Viscount Goderich, to My Dear Wynne, asking for help to obtain a cadetship for one of Lord Headley’s sons, 2pp., Downing Street, Dec. 21 1828; Charles, Earl Grey (17641845), Prime Minister 1830-4 Autograph letter Signed, to “My Dear Stanley” regarding a dinner invitation, 2pp., Berkeley Square May 4 1837; Envelope front, signed in lower left corner, August 6 1833; Lamb, William, 2nd Viscount Melbourne (1779-1848), Prime Minister 1835-41, Autograph letter signed, to the Lord Chancellor, about signing order and health, 1pp. Brocket Hall, Nov. 19 1842; [Lamb, William] 2 envelope fronts signed Melbourne lower left corner, 1831 & 1835; Note signed on the back of a petition, promising to refer the petition to

the Lord Lieutenant, Whitehall, 8 Sept. 1832; Peel, Robert, 2nd Bart. (1788-1850), Prime Minister (1834–35 and 1841–46) Autograph note signed, dated 1845 on verso; Signature at foot of clipped letter, undated; Signature at lower corner of envelope front, February 2 1838; Peel, Robert, 2nd Bart. Autograph letter signed, regarding Pictures by Sir Thomas Lawrence, Whitehall, 18 June [1835, date on verso]; Russell, Lord John (1792-1878), Prime Minister 1846-52 Autograph letter Signed to the Chief Justice, agreeing an appointment, Chesham Place, July 16 1850; Russell, Lord John Autograph letter signed to Mrs Perry, asking whether she found William Middleton “sober, steady, honest & attentive”, 2pp., Pembroke Lodge, Nov. 29 ‘62; Russell, Lord John Autograph letter signed, to “My Lord”, asking whether he and his daughter could visit at the same time as the Dean of Bristol, 2pp., Pembroke Lodge, June 16 ‘58; Autograph note signed acknowledging receipt of a letter, 1pp., Jan 7, 1847, foot of letter excised £600-800

200 ELIZABETH I, (1533-1603, QUEEN OF ENGLAND) SIGNATURE ON VELLUM “ELIZABETH R.”, excised slip from vellum document, 8.5 x 21cms. Note: Daughter of Henry VIII and Queen Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth was carefully educated under Roger Ascham, accompanied her sister Mary to London on her accession, the following year was committed to the Tower of London, thence removed to Woodstock & afterwards to Hatfield House, and ascended the throne in 1558. Her reign, which is one of the most eventful in English History, lasted for 45 years. She was buried in the Henry VII Chapel in Westminster Abbey.

£2,000-3,000

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Manuscripts

Lot 200

201 ELIZABETH II, QUEEN CHRISTMAS CARD SIGNED AS PRINCESS “ELIZABETH”, WITH BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH

not, and died”. In writing this letter, the Queen uses Lady Morton’s maiden name (Apsley): in the salutation she has first written “Deare Apsley” before changing this into “Deare Morton”; and subscribes herself “I am ever deare Apsley”. It was, one assumes, written soon after the change of name that came with marriage.

of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh in the back of an opentopped car, the card with some spotting, 1950 or 1951

£700-900

£200-300

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202

EMILIE SCHINDLER, A COLLECTION OF FOUR LETTERS WRITTEN TO HER

ELIZABETH II, QUEEN

INCLUDING STERN, ITZHAK

CHRISTMAS CARD SIGNED AS QUEEN “ELIZABETH R.” AND DATED 1954, DEPICTING THE QUEEN, Prince Philip, Prince Charles and Princess Anne on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, the card with a few slight spots £200-300

203 ELIZABETH STUART, QUEEN OF BOHEMIA (1596-1662), DAUGHTER OF KING JAMES VI AND I

a greetings card dated 1968, signed I. Stern, wishing Emilie Schindler a happy Christmas and good health, sent from Tel-Aviv; a letter of thanks, dated 1983, sent from a survivour of the Gruschwitz Neusalz concentration camp to Emilie Schindler; a letter from Dr J. Dresner, who survived the Holocaust in Schindler’s Brünnlitz labour camp, thanking Emilie Schindler and wishing her a happy 80th Birthday; and a corresponding Christmas card (4) £300-400

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“ELIZABETH”) TO ELIZABETH, WIFE OF HER SECRETARY Sir Albertus Morton, a letter of great affection, concerning death and the choice of a man (“... I did receave your letter and glade you are so well recovered of your sickness, for I woulde [not] have your wish of dying come to you, I love you too well to be willing to loose you... and for the answere you give me concerning Ned Harwood, it is a verie good one, you coulde not have made a better, for though he be a verie honest man, yett I doe not think him good enough for you/what I writt was at his request as you saw by the letter I sent you, and now there is an end of it, the king lying by when I write this commends his love to you, and so doe I to your mood Mother...”), subscribing herself her “true constant frend”, one page, 4to, autograph address leaf, tow armorial seals in red wax with the remains of yellow silk ties, close-folded for delivery, guard, printed identification slip, the Hague, 1/11 November, no year [before 1625] Note: A fine Letter by “The Queen of Hearts” to Lady Morton. Elizabeth Morton’s husband, Albertus, was the half-nephew of Sir Henry Wotton, who as well as writing the memorable lines “On his Mistress, the Queen of Bohemia (“You meaner beauties of the night”), celebrated Lady Morton in a poem nearly as famous, “Upon the Death of Sir Albert Morton’s Wife”: “He first deceased; she for a little tried/To live without him, liked it

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207 GEORGE III (1738-1820), KING OF ENGLAND, AND HIS CHILDREN, 14 ITEMS COMPRISING GEORGE III, SIGNATURE (“GEORGE R.”) CUT FROM VELLUM DOCUMENT, C. 18 X 19CMS.

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ERSKINE, JOHN, 23RD OR 6TH EARL OF MAR, (1675-1732) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“MAR”) TO THE EARL MARISCHALL OF SCOTLAND, stating that “the Queen spoke to some of us together & I hope when the Duke of Hamilton & the rest of us come to Edr. we shall continue to agree togither as her Majestie was pleased to recommend to us. Those of us who wish the support of the Monarchie have now an opportunity in our handes to put it pretty much out of hazard & thereby recomend ourselves to the Queen... If we do not divid amongst ourselves we cannot well miscairie.. Yr. Ldps. families & mine have always been on the Cavalier side & for my shair I’m resolved to continue so...”, 2pp., Duncaster, October 10th 1710 Note: Although the 6th Earl of Mar had been instrumental in pushing through the Act of Union in 1707 and had been appointed a representative peer for Scotland, Keeper of the Signet, and a Privy Counsellor, by 1715 he had switched sides and proclaimed James VIII King of Scotland, England, France and Ireland, thus beginning the Jacobite rising of 1715. He was defeated at the Battle of Sheriffmuir on 13 November 1715. The recipient of the letter, the 10th Earl Marischall, also came out in favour of the Old Pretender.

Frederick, Duke of York (1763-1827, 2nd son of George III, Commander in Chief of the Army), Autograph Letter Signed to Francis Dighton, clerk in the Commander in Chief’s Office, Horse Guards, signed “Frederick”, 16 Oct. 1819; Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, 5th son of George III Brief A.N.S. on piece 7 x 10cm., with seal, & Envelope addressed to Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, and initialled, 10 x 13cm; Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843, 6th son of George III) Free front, 1837, addressed and signed (“Sussex”) by him, 7 x 11cm.; & Autograph Letter Signed (“Augustus Frederick”), to my dear Miller, recommending an Irish salesman of Cask Wine, London, 7th the 24th 1805, 23 x 19cm.; Adolphus Frederick (1774-1850, 7th son of George III), Autograph letter signed to “My dear Lord”, regarding Mr Deine’s desire for a Commission in the Coldstreams Guards, Cambridge House, Jan 26 1840, 3pp., small split at fold; Prince William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh, son-in-law of George III Address panel addressed to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, signed “William Frederick”, 29 August 1824; Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester, daughter of George III Third Party letter, n.d. (c.1822), arranging a visit by Miss [Elizabeth] Fry, 1p; Princess Sophia (17771848, daughter of George III), envelope front 1842, addressed in her hand and signed with her florid initial; Princess Elizabeth, daughter of George III, married Frederick IV Landgrave of Hesse Homburg Envelope address by her, mounted on card; Augusta Sophia (17681840, daughter of George III) Autograph letter signed to “My dear Taylor”, Jan. 1826 1830, cut close touching a few letters; George Duke of Cambridge, (grandson of George III), Autograph Letter Signed to John B. Heath, Director of the Bank of England, regarding promotion for one George Brown, St. James’s Palace, Aug. 10 1859, 3pp.; George IV, King of England, (1738-1820) Autograph envelope (unsigned) as Prince Regent, addressed to the Earl of Bessborough (12) £500-700

208 GEORGE III (1738-1820), KING OF GREAT BRITAIN MILITARY COMMISSION OF JOSEPH SNOW, ON VELLUM, appointing him Captain in a regiment led by Colonel Sir William Johnston, signed by the King (‘George R.’) at head, countersigned by the Duke of Portland, (the Prime Minister), with embossed paper seal, laid down and with dampstaining affecting the manuscript but text but neither the King’s nor Portland’s signature £300-400

£200-300

206 GEORGE II (1683-1760), KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, AS PRINCE OF WALES (“GEORGE P.”), IN FRENCH, to John Campbell, 2nd Duke of Argyll, promising to do his best to persuade the King to send reinforcements to Scotland “J’ai appris avec chagrin, My Lord, par votre lettre du 15 la mauvaise disposition oú vous avez trouvé vos troupes en Ecosse. Je ne l’ai point attendu pour tacher de persuader le Roy à vous envoier du refort... les mesures que vous avez prises pour souver [sic] Edinbourg et pour mettre Perth hors d’insulte ont été for approuvées...”, 2 pages, St James, 17 Sept. 1715 £400-600

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209 GRAFTON, AUGUSTUS HENRY FITZROY, 3RD DUKE OF, (17351811), PRIME MINISTER 1768-70 AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO MESSRS. LATHAM & CO., (“GENTLEMEN”) promising “I will readily send you a Draft for the Prizes received as soon as you acquaint me with the amount”, 1 page, 4to, Piccadilly, Feb. 21st 1805; North, Frederick, 2d Earl of Guilford, (1732-92), Prime Minister 1770-82 Autograph Letter Signed, to anonymous correspondent, supporting a candidate for a Registrar’s position, 2pp., integral blank, London Nov. 20th 1790 (2) £200-300

210 HARRIS, WILSON, M.P., EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR; & BRITISH POLITICAL PARTY LEADERS AND M.P.S

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A COLLECTION, INCLUDING 3 PHOTOGRAPHS, A.L.S. FROM A. LASCELLES,

COMPILED BY W.A. WELLS, LONDON, 1879 & 1884

on Buckingham Palace headed paper, discussing the King’s appreciation of Harris’s article; letter from C. E. Adeans, Buckingham Palace, 13 June 1947, regarding his letter; letter from the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, regarding names of Burgesses, 8 Feb. 1950, 3 letters and 1 postcard to Mrs Wilson Harris (2 from Nuremberg Trials), hand-written letter embossed Royal Courts of Justice, signed “Norman”, 6 Dec. 1950; another letter; Butler, Rab Signature in red ink on Chancellor of the Exchequer headed slip; Gaitskill, Hugh Typed letter signed, enclosing autographed card for your collection (present), 28 Nov. 1955; Hague, William Colour photograph signed; Ashdown, Paddy Black and white photograph signed; Hague, W. and P. Ashdown Postcard of Houses of Parliament, signed by both; Steel, David Colour photograph signed; Kennedy, Charles Colour photograph signed; Archer, Jeffery Colour photograph signed; Trimble, David, Mowlem, Mo & Gerry Adams Postcard of Houses of Parliament, signed by all 3; Longford, Lord Photograph signed

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HERALDIC SCRAPBOOKS the first entitled An Illustrated Catalogue of the Various Collections, Comprising the Museum... comprising 108 pages filled with drawings, annotated brass rubbings, small stamps and many hand-drawn and coloured coats of arms; the second entitled Church Notes, Archaeological, Monumental & Heraldic comprising 34pp. of handwritten accounts of churches, with various illustrations (2) £150-200

213 ILLUMINATED VELLUM BIBLE LEAF IN LATIN TAKEN FROM ISAIAH CHAPTER 60 a total of 40 lines of text, 270 x 190mm, framed and double-glazed, rubricated, with three illuminated initials including one featuring three king figures £300-500

£150-250

211 HENRI IV, (1553-1610, KING OF FRANCE) BRIEF LETTER SIGNED ‘HENRY’, JANUARY 1601, addressed to “Mon Frere” [a Duke ?], and concerning a gift of various lands, 1/2p. with integral address panel and seal mark, folio, tipped onto an old album leaf at left hand margin, with neat biographical caption in English pasted to mount beneath, together with an uncoloured litho. portrait of the King (marginal spotting) pasted onto a matching album leaf (2) £300-400

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216 KEELER, CHRISTINE AND JOHN PROFUMO A COLLECTION, COMPRISING PHOTOGRAPH OF PROFUMO AND TYPED LETTER signed, War Office headed paper, 28 Feb. 1962, photograph of Christine Keeler by Lewis Morley with separate signed autograph dated Dec. 1991; signed photograph of Valerie Hobson, wife of John Profumo, signed photograph postcard of Mandy Rice Davies, Toynbee Hall Centenary Appeal signed by John Profumo, typed letter (not signed) to John Profumo as Chairman of Toynbee Hall from Elizabeth II, 28 Jan. 1984; Typed messages from Lambeth Palace and 10 Downing Street celebrating 100th birthday of Toynbee Hall; Reproduction portrait of Harold Macmillan signed by Macmillan, newspaper Headline clipping announcing Stephen Ward’s death; Practising Certificate of the State Board of Osteopaths of Missouri, of Dr. Stephen Ward which hung in his Harley Street office

Lot 215

Note: The affair of John Profumo, Secretary of State with War, with Christine Keeler who was also having an affair with Capt. Eugene Ivenov, a Soviet naval attaché, created a major political crisis which resulted in Profumo’s resignation, Ward’s conviction of living off the immoral earnings of Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies, and subsequent death, and Macmillan’s resignation soon after.

£200-300

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KEPPEL, WILLEM VAN, (1702-54), 2ND EARL OF ALBERMARLE

INVERESRAGAN, ARGYLL AND BUTE

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED TO ADAIR

5 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS , 2 FROM ROBERT HUNTER TO COLIN CAMPBELL

concerning various individuals, mentioning Jones for Second Lieutenant in the Marines and requesting a warrant appointing William Hawkes Surgeon’s Mate in the King’s Own Regiment, 1 leaf (with detached integral blank), 11 December 1756

of Inveresragan, at Greenock, 1 from Edward Nixon, relating to Hunter, 1 from Jon. Innes to Colin Campbell, 1 from John Glasgow, Irvine, to Colin Campbell, 1733-39, relating to cargos of timber to Port Glasgow, trade in herrings, coal for the garrison of For William, herring fishing at Port Nessock; with 2 envelope fronts “Toe be forwarded by the Postmaster of Inverary” & “Via Inverary” Note: Colin Campbell carried on the business of a general store at Inveresragan, near Ardchattan on Loch Etive. This involved the acquisition and delivery of a variety fof good from several sources. Some research notes relating to the letters are included.

£200-300

215 JAMES I AND VI, KING [WARWICKSHIRE & GLOUCESTERSHIRE, JOHN SOMERVILLE (1560-83)] MAGNIFICENT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT DATED DECEMBER 1ST 1615, granting to Michael and Thomas Cole, gentlemen, the manor of Edstone and Bearley, Warwicks. and the lordship and lands, the manor of Aston Somerville, Glos., the manor of Cockbury, and lands in Cockbury and Winchcomb., Glos., all lands formerly of John Somervile, attainted (d. 1583), and the rectory &c. of Barmer, Norfolk, formerly of the monastery of “Cokkefford”, and later of Thomas Duke of Norfolk, attainted (d. 1572), Dated 1. Dec. 1615, with Great Seal (second) of James I, in dark brown wax, on red and white cords; complete and well preserved. Some part of the impression very clean, others somewhat flattened, endorsed as enrolled in the Exchequer Memoranda, Michaelmas Term, 1615

Note: The 2nd Earl of Albermarle commanded the government front line at Culloden and succeeded Cumberland as Commander in Chief in North Britain. He regretted not capturing Bonnie Prince Charlie.

£100-150

218 LAWRENCE, D.H. LETTER SENT FROM OAXACA, MEXICO ALS, dated 16 Jan. 1924 [in fact, 1925], addressed to Mr Rickards, expressing thanks for forwarding his mail and writing: “Miss Brett thinks of leaving on Monday, arrive Mexico Tuesday morning, on her way to New Mexico. - She never heard a word of that miserable listening machine of hers, from the man in Vera Cruz. Best get it sent, if possible, straight to Mexico City...Though you must be as sick of the sound of it as I am.”, signed “Yours sincerely D.H. Lawrence”, 270 x 205mm; accompanied by Ross Parmenter’s book, Lawrence in Oaxaca, 1984, which references this letter on p.206 Note: Lawrence writes this letter to Constantine Rickards, the British ViceConsul in Oaxaca. Lawrence and his wife, Frieda were renting a house in Oaxaca along with the artist Dorothy Brett. The “miserable listening machine” refers to Brett’s Marconi Otophone - a hearing aid. Brett’s departure for New Mexico was instigated by Frieda, who wrote in her own memoirs that she felt Brett was “...becoming too much part of our lives...”

£2,000-3,000

Note: The monastic house mentioned is presumably the Priory of Coxford, Norfolk, dissolved in 1536. John Somervile or Somerville was only in his early 20s when he was found dead in the Tower of London in 1583, after being sentenced to death for his planned assassination of Elizabeth I.

£700-900 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Manuscripts

219 LISZT, FRANZ AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“F. LISZT”) IN FRENCH, TO AN UNNAMED CORRESPONDENT 21 June, 1874, excusing his tardy reply, explaining that is prevented by a thousand obligations from doing those things he would rather do, namely writing to his friends and composing; Liszt also thanks him for the volume he has sent him, and compliments him on his observations on the songs, particularly regarding “Am Rhein” and “Über allen Gipfeln”, which have touched the core of his being and which persuade him that, despite his feeble talent, he does not offer a bad path for others to ascend so that they might shine more brightly (“Vous avez trouvé quelques accents sympathiques dans mes Lieder, et les relevez avec un sens poétique et d’une finesse d’observation musicale et psychologique des plus rares”), 3 pages, 8vo, (17.5 x 11cm.), Villa d’Este, 21 June 1874, some browning along folds Note: In this letter Liszt mentions the setting of one of the most perfect lyrics in the German language, Goethe’s “Über allen Gipfeln”.

£500-700

220 MACANDREW, ROBERT, FRS [1802-1873]: NORWAY AND THE ARCTIC CIRCLE NOTES ON A DREDGING EXCURSION TO THE NORTH CAPE an 18pp. manuscript account written by MacAndrew detailing his voyage to the North Cape, Norway, in 1855, 333 x 211mm, a few corrections Note: Robert MacAndrew was a merchant, owning the McAndrew & Co. shipping company. He was a keen conchologist, which led him to undertake various expeditions (Britain and Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Madeira, the Canary Islands, Norway and the Gulf of Suez) dredging for shells. His collection forms the bulk of the mollusc collection at Cambridge University Museum of Zoology.

Lot 218

This account by MacAndrew recalls his expedition to Norway - accompanied by two of his children. It comprises the text of a presentation MacAndrew made to the Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool on 10th December 1855, and subsequently published in the proceedings of that society. MacAndrew describes how he set sail from Liverpool, proceeded to Oban, headed across to Orkney and Shetland and then set sail for Norway, eventually dredging for molluscs well inside the Arctic Circle. Alongside reporting on shells and previously unrecorded species, MacAndrew comments on the scenery, the local people, their way of life and reindeer migration.

£1,500-2,000

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223 MANUSCRIPTS JACOBITE INTEREST, AND OTHERS A manuscript copy of the Earl of Cromarty’s speech whilst being sentenced to death for treason, 1746, published in The Gentleman’s Magazine, 320 x 205mm; Dukes of Ancaster a collection of manuscript bills and receipts for goods purchased by, and work done for, the Duke of Ancaster, c.1800, including a 1799 Stamp-Office Duty-Certificate for the use of hair-powder, listing all the members of the Duke’s household at Savile Row using hair-powder at the time, and an 1809 document entitled: “An Appraisement or Valuation of the Stock, Furniture and Effects of the Late Duke of Ancaster in and about the Castle Sands and Premises at Grimsthorpe...”, 27 documents in total; [and] a Latin manuscript on vellum, 435 x 291mm, probably a 20th century copy of a sixteenth century manuscript; [and] a Russian letter, 210 x 135mm, late 20th century; and an album of photographs showing Spanish Art and Moorish architecture c.1870s £150-200

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221 [MACGREOR] - THE PERSECUTION OF THE CLAN GREGOR MANUSCRIPT LICENSE, DATED 1619 [POSSIBLY 1629], GRANTED TO DUNCAN CAMPBELL OF GLEN ORCHY giving him permission to ‘intercommnune’ with certain members of the Clan Gregor, 250 x 200mm., with twelve lines of writing and signatures possibly of James Primrose (clerk to the Privy Council, [d.1641]) and A.L. Cancell.s, which could be Alexander Seton, the Lord Chancellor of Scotland [1604-1622], title to verso, folded into 8, 4 small wormholes affecting one letter and two small holes along centre fold, affecting one word Provenance: Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy, 1545-1631, “Black Duncan of the Cowl”, and subsequently part of the Breadalbane papers. Note: In April 1603, King James VI issued an edict proclaiming the name MacGregor to be ‘abolished’. The came in the wake of years of the Clan Gregor having been restricted in their lands to Glenstrae by the Campbells, and subsequent inter-clan battles and killings. As of 1603, the Clan Gregor would be persecuted by law, and anyone bearing this name and refusing to renounce it would be put to death. Until the edict against the clan was repealed in 1774 it was illegal to be a MacGregor, or to protect or support the cause of those who held onto the name. The persecution of the Clan Gregor was so severe that it was even forbidden to communicate with clan members.

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MCLAREN, E.T. DR. JOHN BROWN Reminiscences of Dr. John Brown, a 25pp. manuscript account of the relationship between Dr. John Brown and E.T. Mclaren, in a ruled black notebook, 20 x 16.5cm, the text bearing a strong resemblance to the first chapter of McLaren’s work Dr. John Brown and his Sisters Isabella and Jane, the manuscript signed E.T. McLaren; Mclaren, E.T. Dr. John Brown and his Sisters Isabella and Jane. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1896. 8vo, inscribed and signed to Eileen McCorry from the author, dated 1919; the signatures in the volumes do not match, however this could be due to the book being signed at a much later date (2) £300-400

225 MODERN BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS, A COLLECTION OF 20 ITEMS, SIGNED BY 11 PRIME MINISTERS

£900-1,200

INCLUDING EDEN, ANTHONY. TYPED LETTER SIGNED, TO A.J. JACOBS,

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thanking him for a copy of his book Peace Without Pledges, 1 page, Foreign Office, 11 Oct. 1937; Eden, Sir A. clipped signature on Foreign Office headed paper; Eden, Sir A. Canada First Day War Issu envelope signed “Anthony Eden” [1942]; Macmillan, Harold Reproduction of portrait painting, 18 x 15cm., undated, signed by Macmillan; Macmillan, Harold Typed letter signed, to Oscar Streatfield, thanking him for the “splendid arrangements made for the Conference”, 10 Downing Street, Oct. 12 1958, with envelope; Wilson, Harold Typed letter signed to Miss Cecilia Waters, sending best wishes, 1 page, House of Commons, 25 Nov. 1976, with envelope; Wilson, Harold Portrait photograph c. 11 x 7cm., signed at foot; Douglas-Home, Sir Alec Typed letter signed, to Nicholas Griffin, 1 page, The Hirsel, Nov. 30 1980; Douglas-Home, Sir Alec Signature on House of Lords headed paper “Home, July 1984”;

MACLACHLAN, LACHLAN (1698-1746), CLAN CHIEF - PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD STUART, THE YOUNG PRETENDER (17201788) PRINTED AND MANUSCRIPT RECEIPT FOR £209.17.0 Received from the Lord Elibank as his supply for his Lands in the Shire of Haddingtoun, payable “by virtue of an order from his Royal Highness Charles Prince Regent”, signed by Lachlan MacLachlan on the verso, 3rd October, 1745 Note: Lachlan Maclachlan, the seventeenth chief of the Clan, was appointed to the staff of Charles Edward Stuart as commissary-general. He led 300 of his clansmen to Culloden where he perished.

£300-400 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Manuscripts

Lot 225

Heath, Sir Edward T.L.S. with autograph superscript and subscript to Johnson Wong, thanking him for looking after him so well during his recent visit to the Princess Garden, 1 page, House of Commons, 25 March 1986; Heath, Edward Signature on piece of paper 6.5 x 10.5cm.; Heath, Edward Signature on signed black and white portrait photograph, 17 x 12cm.; Wilson, Harold; Heath, Edward; DouglasHome, Alec; Callaghan, James British Post Office First Day Cover. Nineteenth Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, 1973, signed by all 4 Prime Ministers; Callaghan, James Black and white portrait photograph signed, 12 x 9cm.; Callaghan, James Signature on envelope commemorating the de-commissioning of H.M.S. Battleaxe, 1997; Thatcher, Margaret Black and white portrait photograph 12 x 19cm., inscribed and signed “All Best Wishes, Margaret Thatcher”; Thatcher, Margaret 80th Anniversary of the Royal Air Force envelope signed on front by Thatcher, 1 April 1998; Blair, Anthony Colour portrait photograph 15 x 10cm. signed “Tony Blair”; Brown, Gordon Colour portrait photograph 15 x 9.5cm., signed “Gordon Brown”; Cameron, David Colour portrait photograph 19 x 15cm., signed “David Cameron”

Lot 227

£400-600

226 MUSICAL INSTERST: AUTOGRAPH ALBUM VARIOUS MUSICIANS AND SINGERS FROM THE 1950S, INCLUDING The London Harpsichord ensemble (John Francis, Millicent Silver, George Roth and others), René Soames, Max Wall, a signed photograph of opera singer Ena Mitchell, an early signature od Sean Connery as part of the chorus of the 1951 tour of South Pacific, and a collection of others £200-300

227 NAPOLEON I (1769-1821, EMPEROR OF FRANCE) - BERTHIER (MARSHALL LOUIS-ALEXANDRE, PRINCE DE WAGRAM ET DE NEUCHATEL) LETTER SIGNED, TO NAPOLEON, 1P., FOLIO, PARIS, 17 DECEMBER 1811 a request, addressed to Napoleon for 2 months leave of absence for Captain Madaillac, aide de camp to General Latour-Maubourg, due to family business, printed heading of the Armée d’Espagne, approved and signed (“accorde NP”) by Napoleon, overall paper browning, ink stamp in lower corner of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana £500-700

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231 ORKNEY - A COLLECTION OF MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS, INSTRUMENTS OF SASINE, INDENTURES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS THE BAIKIES OF TANKERNESS, 1578-1680 20 documents, with 10 written on vellum, including an Instrument of Sasine on vellum, dated 1578, 244 x 200mm; a charter between Thomas Baikie and Barbara, written on vellum, dated 1661, c.223 x 410mm; an inventory of property [lands] belonging to John Stewart... in Sanday, written on two sheets of paper, dated 1672, 363 x 272mm; charter and sasine...to Malcolm Grott & his son William Grott of...land... in Tankerness, written on paper, dated 1597, 400 x 295mm, torn with some loss; and a collection of others (20) £400-600

232 PERSIAN ILLUMINATED LEAF GILT AND BLUE WITH RED FLORAL BORDER DECORATION 605 x 275mm, manuscript text, some dampstaining and a little browning, framed and glazed £250-350

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NAPOLEON I (1769-1821, EMPEROR OF FRANCE) - MARBOT (GENERAL ANTOINE, MEMBER OF THE “COUNCIL OF FIVE HUNDRED”) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED TO NAPOLEON (“CITOYEN GENERAL”) 2pp., 4to, Paris, 26 floreal l’an 4 (15 May 1796), recommending Lieutenant Berenger who is seeking a transfer to Napoleon’s command, excusing this distraction to “un grand general occupé de travaux d’ou dependent la destinée et la gloire d’une grande republique”, and sending congratulations on recent victories, endorsement in another hand “Recommander au Gal. Berthier”, signed Bonaparte £500-700

229 O’CONNELL, DANIEL (1775-1847), IRISH POLITICAL LEADER ENVELOPE FRONT ADDRESSED TO REV. H. CARD, D.D., VICARAGE, GREAT MALVERN signed lower left, London, June 5 1832, 7 x 12cm. £100-150

230 ORKNEY & SHETLAND THE MODERN STATE OF THE ISLANDS OF ORKNEY AND SHETLAND a 22 page manuscript detailing the history of Orkney and Shetland from 1468 until the early seventeenth century, 316 x 188mm, with no author stated but written in a late eighteenth or early nineteenth century hand, some browning; [Another copy] 16pp. only, in the same hand, attached to a 10pp. manuscript entitles of the Ancient History of Orkney and Shetland (2) £300-500 Lot 231

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233 PITT, WILLIAM, 1ST EARL OF CHATHAM (1708-1778), PRIME MINISTER 1776-78 LETTER SIGNED TO LORD VISCOUNT BATEMAN, Lieutenant of the County of Hereford, 1p., small 4to, Whitehall, 5th June 1759, “I am commanded... to signify to your Lordship... that you do use your utmost Diligence & attention to carry into execution the severall Acts of Parliament made for the better Ordering the Militia Forces of that Part of Great Britain called England”, folds, mounted £150-250

234 PUCCINI, GIACOMO AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“G. PUCCINI”), TO MARIA BIANCA GINORI, 24 DECEMBER 1923 about the final revision of Manon Lescaut, staged at La Scala with Gilda Dalla Rizza in the title role, who has had more success than the year before, informing her that he has occasionally been hunting but there’s little or nothing to catch, so he is stuck with his wife Elvira who has been confined to bed with influenza for that week (“...figurati che allegria!...”), and thanking her for her letter to the Ministry on his behalf (...Fu ripresa Manon alla Scala con la dalla Rizza con maggiore successo dell’anno scorso...”). 1 page, 4to (c.26.7 x 21cm), printed stationery, autograph envelope, Viareggio, “Vigilia di natale”, [24 December] 1923

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Note: 1923 saw the thirtieth-anniversary production of Manon Lescaut, containing Puccini’s final revisions to the score. It was conducted by Toscanini, with Gilda Dalla Rizza (1892-1975) in the title role; she was one of Puccini’s favourite sopranos and his preferred choice for Liu in Turandot. Maria Ginori Lisci was the daughter of Marchese Carlo GinoriLisci, the dedicatee of La bohème, who granted Puccini hunting rights on his neighbouring estate.

£300-400 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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QUEEN VICTORIA (1819-1901, QUEEN OF ENGLAND), & HER FAMILY

RECIPE BOOK OF AMELIA HALLIBURTON RAE

A COLLECTION INCLUDING CLIPPED SIGNATURE ABOVE EMBOSSED PAPER SEAL,

76 manuscript pp., 190 x 122mm, including recipes for furniture polish, orange wine, Nottingham pudding, curry [with chicken], medicinal tea, tincture of rhubarb, carrot marmalade, Christmas pudding (dated 1869), mincemeat (dated 1867), and many others, several in a later 19th century hand, contemporary vellum with clasp, ‘1821’ overwritten with blue biro on initial page

12 x 9cm., Signature (“Victoria R.”) above embossed paper seal, cut from vellum document, 23 x 8cm.; Edward Duke of Kent (1767-1820, 4th Son of George III, Father of Queen Victoria as C in C Gibraltar, 1803, warrant to pay family housekeeping, 12 x 19cm.; Duchess of Kent, Queen Victoria’s mother) Third party Letter, 1855, 2 pp. requesting news of her grand-daughters from Miss Hillyard, Clarence House, June 13th, [18]55, 13 x 10cm., 2pp., integral blank; Alfred Duke of Edinburgh, as Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, 2nd son of Queen Victoria Autograph letter signed to “My dear Sneyd”, stating he is sending a pattern of the wall covering “which I recommend for your billiard room at Keele”, 2pp. integral blank, Palais Edinburg, Coburg, 2 June 1896; Alfred Duke of Edinburgh Clipped signature, mounted on card, 4 x 9cm.; Arthur Duke of Connaught, Queen Victoria’s 3rd son Signature on military order, Aldershot manoeuvres, 1874, 13 x 20cm.; Arthur, Duke of Connaught Autograph letter signed (“Arthur”) to “My dear ?Bowdie, mentioning a visit to Sheffield with the Queen, 2pp., Buckingham Palace headed paper, 8.4.[18]97; Princess Beatrice (1857-1944, 5th daughter of Queen Victoria), Autograph letter signed to Princess Dolgorouth, declining an invitation, Kensington Palace, 9 May 1911; Helena, Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein, daughter of Queen Victoria. Autograph letter signed to May (possibly Mary, wife of Prince George, later Queen Mary, 3pp., Cumberland Lodge, 6 July 1896; and a clipped autograph of the same (11 items) £200-300

Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

DATED 1821

£200-300

237 ROB ROY MACGREGOR (1671 - 1734), SCOTTISH OUTLAW AND FOLK HERO. AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED “RO. ROY” TO BAILLIE BUCHANAN, chamberlain to the curators of Buchanan of Arnprior, 22 May 1718 . The letter is signed “Rob Roy “, an exceptionally rare form for him to use as virtually all Rob Roy’s known letters and contracts bear his formal signature “Ro: Campbell. The letter is approximately 15.5 x 9 cms and has been folded once. The letter has been backed at some stage and docketed as “Letter from Rob Roy to Baillie Buchanan.” The text of the letter is as follows: Dear Sir There is one Patrick Cotter that ingag- / ed himself tennent with me for the / fourth pairt of Corriecheirrich in / febry. last and I am informed now / that he is Ingaged tennent in Airdcheil / Rynaerugie so that I hope yow being / Chamberland to Arnprier and a man / that I trust very much unto I hop youl / doe me the favour as [to] send your / officer to him and [put?] him out of / your bounds for I have no will that / there

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should be anything that could be / a groudge betuixt us that was so unjust / to me that he never came or sent to me / to tell me that he had altered his / resolution I hope ye will not put me to / the trouble as to write to any other of / the Curators send answer of this / to Duncan McIntyre in Innerchernach / who will faithfully transmitt it to me this / is what should be done betuixt neighbours / and especially [p ] as trusts to others as the one / of us does to the other expecting you will del with him / out of your Ground very soon I remain as formerly / Maij 22nd 1718 / sir / yours as formerly Ro: Roy The letter asks that a cotter called Patrick may be removed from a tack of land in Rynaeurugie [in Menteith, the placename Airdcheil has been erased], as the man previously engaged in February last with the writer for a fourth part of the lands of Corriecheirrich [in Glendochart]. The writer wishes the recipient to send his officer to put the cotter out of bounds of Arnprior’s lands, and adds, a little threateningly, that “I have no will that there should be anything that should be a groudge between us.” The cotter never told Rob Roy that he had changed his resolution. If the recipient refuses to deal with the matter, Rob Roy is prepared to write to any of the curators, but does not wish to be put to this trouble. An answer is to be sent to Donald McIntyre in Innerchernach who will transmit it to the writer. The writer observes that this is what should be done between neighbours, especially when one of them, in this case Bailie Buchnanan, is in a position of trust. It is rather unexpected to find a brigand, even if a semi retired one, complaining of anything as petty as the unexpected removal of a cotter. Rob Roy’s past conduct leads one to assume that he would have taken a more direct method of dealing with the man. Possibly this was a particularly useful tenant, or, more likely, one as well known as Rob Roy, preferred not to be defied so publicly? On the whole, one’s sympathies are with the cotter. It is even possible that the young laird of Arnprior might have been less likely to proceed to extremes. With Rob Roy as landlord, a tenant might all too easily find himself involved in the theft of cattle or even removed to prison accused of consorting with broken and landless men as the Macgregors had been for generations. It is possible that this letter is part of a much larger struggle between four great powers - the Dukes of Atholl, Montrose and Argyll and the Earl of Breadalbane. The last two as Campbells should have hung together, but they seldom did. Argyll’s family had been whig for generations whereas a lifetime of sitting on any available fence had made Breadalbane’s position less clear until his final declaration of support for the Jacobite cause in the ‘15, and even here the evidence is slight, probably due to a frenzied clear out of incriminating papers by his son, the second earl, who succeeded his father in 1717. John, 1st Earl of Breadalbane, who died, aged 81, in 1717 after a long illness, was mostly, as far as anyone so slippery could be accurately claimed as a supporter, on Rob Roy’s side in his perpetual difficulties with Atholl and Montrose, one or other, or sometimes both, the inadvertent suppliers of cattle and hence, subsistence, to the Clan Gregor. Both the latter Dukes had failed to capture, or at least to capture and retain, Rob Roy, and it is generally agreed, they had both treated him very unfairly, making him landless, homeless and bankrupt. The lands of Corriecheirrich belonged to Breadalbane, lying in the parish of Kenmore, and the lordship of Disher and Toyer, were presumably included in the tack given by Breadalbane to Rob Roy of the lands of Auchinsicallan in Glen Dochart in 1713. Deprived of a protector by the death of Breadalbane [ the second Earl being firmly Hanoverian, disliked him strongly and said so], and having his house there burned down in April 1716, Rob Roy returned to Inversnaid, where his house at

Lot 237 Craigrosten was also burned down in September 1716, six months later. Thereafter, he retired to a house in Glen Shira, on the Argyll lands, and appears to have remained there unmolested in spite of being forfeited for his part in the Jacobite rebellion. However, he was still writing from Auchinsicallan in April 1719 explaining that money difficulties prevented him from supplying the desired cattle. Relations with Montrose and Argyll remained uncertain, the former being among the creditors who claimed debts totalling over £1,000 stg. due [they said] when Rob Roy was forfeited in 1720, and he may have been seriously annoyed at the defection of a tenant from Breadalbane’s Corriecheirich to Montrose’s Rynarugie. Nothing is known of this particular cottar: Patrick is an Ayrshire surname, associated with Kilwinning, and while it was a common forename in Breadalbane, it has not been found among the tenants there. It is just possible that Rob Roy was referring to the man by his Christian name, assuming that the place would identify him in the mind of Bailie Buchnanan. By 1725, the lands of Corriecheirich were let to Patrick McVean, and three years later he was being prosecuted by the bailie of Disher and Toyer for cutting an ash tree and some alder for chairs. If Rob Roy was successful in his efforts to have the cotter removed from Arnprior’s lands, perhaps this may be the same family. Most of Rob Roy’s surviving letters and contracts are signed “Ro: Campbell.” After all, when you are a proscribed Macgregor on the lands of a Campbell, it makes sense to adopt this style, especially when the Campbell in question is John, 1st Earl of Breadalbane. All the letters from Rob Roy in the Breadalbane collection in the National Archives of Scotland are signed thus. When other letters in the National Archives refer to him in the third person they generally talk of “Rob Roy” or “the villain Rob”, or in similar denigratory terms. Bonds registered in the Register of Deeds describe him as “Rob Roy Campbell of Inversnaid” or “Rob Roy Campbell in Glengyle”, but he also signs them simply as “Ro: Campbell”. There is some evidence that Rob Roy signed himself thus when there was no need to adopt a Campbell cover or claim kinship with the recipient. What is clear is that surviving letters signed “Rob “Roy” are extremely rare. We should like to thank Dr. BLH Horn, formerly of the National Archives of Scotland, for examining the letter and for her valuable assistance with preparing this catalogue entry. Sold in our Rooms, 8 July 2003, lot 16

£2,000-3,000

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240

SACKVILLE, THOMAS, (1536-1608, 1ST EARL OF DORSET, ENGLISH STATESMAN AND POET)

SCOTLAND & JACOBITES, “COLLECTION OF MANUSCRIPTS, CONTAINING ORIGINAL

MANUSCRIPT DOCUMENT SIGNED (“T. DORSET”), FOUR LINES,

LETTERS, CHARTERS, DYING SPEECHES OF REBELS EXECUTED IN 1745”

a warrant ordering the payment of £30 to Sir Henry Lee for the provision of hay for His Majesty’s deer in Woodstock Park, Dorset, July 1606, 8 x 17cm., irregularly torn to two edges, tear affecting part of the text professionally repaired Note: Thomas Sackville, 1st Earl of Dorset authored part of Myrroure for Magistrates (1559-63) and Tragedy of Gorboduc (1561). He served as ambassador and privy councillor under Queen Elizabeth and conveyed the death sentence of Mary Queen of Scots in 1586. Sir Henry Lee (1533-1611), Master of the Ordnance under Queen Elizabeth I.

£150-250

239 SCHINDLER, OSKAR & EMILIE A COLLECTION OF EPHEMERA RELATING TO THEIR MOVE TO ARGENTINA

16-18th century, folio, including inventory of “guides & geare” of Wm. Lipham of Kirkhill, 1635: receipts, 17th century, of George Marischal, tailor burgess of Edinburgh, “as agent for James Marischall, Merchant taylor of London,” Decree 1647, by Archibald Tod, Provost of Edinburgh, concerning property in Leith; Letter from James Campbell, 1754, to James Fisher, Provost of Inverary; Scaffold Speeches, 1746, of George Fletcher, T. Deacon, Major D. McDonald of Tundrich, R. Lyon, A.M & David Home, executed at Carlisle, Penrith etc.; Notarial Instrument, 1564; King’s Writ 1735, to Steward of Fife, regarding Sir R. Douglas of Glenbervie, fragments of religious MS., 17th century, some hinges in volume, others laid down, half calf, worn, bookplate of David Murray, Phillipps Mss 22968 £400-600

comprising two boarding cards departing Genoa, Italy, on the 4th October 1949 heading to Las Palmas, Rio de Janeiro, Santos and Montevideo, listing the names: Schindler, Oskar; Horowitz, Edmund; Korgzyn, Izak; Schindler, Emilie; Horowitz, Roma; Godfarb, Fanny and Schein, Gisa, the boarding passes being for third class travel and listing passengers by gender; Emigration certificate issued by the Italian courts on 13th September 1949 allowing Emilie Schindler to emigrate, and a corresponding certificate attesting that Emilie Schindler has no criminal record, with an attached Spanish translation; Medical card for Emilie Schindler, issued by the Delegación Argentina de Inmigrción en Europa, dated 10th October 1949; Photograph taken in 1957 in America, showing Oskar Schindler and two others, with Oskar Schindler’s writing to the reverse, 90 x 88mm; and a later German passport for Emilie Schindler (7)

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£300-400

ALBUM OF MAUSCRIPT PROPERTY CONTRACTS RELATING TO HOUSES YAR

SCOTLAND - ARBROATH RENTAL BOOK FOR THE ABBEY OF ST. THOMAS AT ABROATH, bearing the ownership inscription of Arthur Grainger, Chamberlain of Arbroath, 44 pages plus blanks, on vellum, original vellum wallet-style wrappers with leather tie, 125 x 90mm. Note: The Royal Abbey of St Thomas at Arbroath, Forfarshire, a house of Tironensian canons, was established by William I (the Lion) in 1178; he himself being buried there in 1214.

£300-400

242 [SCOTT, WALTER] - DARNICK, ROXBURGHSHIRE

yards, &., Darnick, Roxburghshire, from John Walker, 1789, to James Smith 1856; and a pair of spectacles by family tradition said to have been left by Sir Walter Scott after a visit to John Heiton at Darnick Tower £200-300 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Manuscripts

244 SHELBURNE, HENRY PETTY, EARL OF, (16751751), PRIME MINISTER 1782-3 AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED AS MARQUIS OF LANSDOWN on personal affairs, 1 page, 4to, London, 8 Dec. 1802 “thanking you for your civility to Henry - I troubled you with a very nervous letter about him when he went to Paris - my mind however is quite relieved about him, and I consider him as landed at least in a moral point of view” £200-300

245 SOBIESKA MARIA KLEMENTYNA (17021735), POLISH PRINCESS, QUEEN CONSORT OF ‘KING JAMES III’ (1688-1766) ‘THE OLD PRETENDER’ AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“CLEMENTINE R.”), AS QUEEN, to Mrs Dillon, in French, stating she has received her correspondent’s letter thanking her for the help she had shown Mrs Dillon’s son, the Count of Malta, & referring to her correspondent’s daughter “I rejoice with all my heart, as you do, at your daughter’s decision to take the veil as a nun, even though you will have felt this separation deeply. I am convinced that her new life will one day be of great consolation to you... I have at heart everything which concerns her, and she deserves nothing less from me”, 1 page, 8vo, with integral address leaf, bearing a good red wax seal, Rome, 2nd November 1733 Note: Autograph letters of Sobieska are rare following her early death at the age of 32.

£300-400

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243 SEYMOUR, EDWARD, (C.1500-1552, 1ST DUKE OF SOMERSET, LORD PROTECTOR) LETTER SIGNED (“E. SOMERSET”) AS LORD PROTECTOR TO [RICHARD] BUNNY 1 1/2 page, folio, thanking Bunny for his “paynfull and dilligent service” in “thappraising the tumultes” in York, and promising him “good remembrance to yor contentacon.”, address panel overleaf (“To our Lovinge frend/ Mr Bunny Esqr.”), contemporary endorsement (“The L Protectors Lre”), 1 page, guard at left hand-edge, some minor creasing and small stains, two paper repairs verso, stitch-holes, but overall in sound and attractive condition, folio, Westminster 6 September 1549 Note: Lord Protector Somerset, a month before his downfall. Somerset’s regime was at this time coming under increasing strain with civil unrest, or “tumultes” as he styles them in this letter - spreading through nearly half the counties of England. He was to be arrested on 11 October. The protectorate was dissolved on the 13th and Somerset sent to the Tower the following day. One of the features that alarmed his contemporaries was the use of the royal “we”, properly the prerogative of his nephew, the King. Indeed, the present letter opens in true regal style, “After our hartie commendacons...” Its recipient appears to have been Richard Bunny who was treasurer for Berwick and had been elected an MP the year before.

£800-1,200

SOMERSET, FITZROY, LORD RAGLAN, COMMANDER IN CHIEF AT THE CRIMEA AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“FITZROY SOMERSET”) TO LT.-GENERAL Sir John Grey, saying that he was sorry that his ill health had forced him to come home from India, and also saying that the Duke [of Wellington] regretted that it was not in his power to nominate him for a position, 3pp., Eaton Banks, Tarporley, April 16 1852; with 2 envelope free fronts signed lower left by the [Earl of] “Winchilsea” (1830 & 1834), and one signed by the [Earl of] “Northesk” (1830) £80-100

247 STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS SIGNED SLIP “I AM YOURS VERY TRULY, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON”, on lined paper, 9.5 x 1.6cm., pasted to half-title of Stevenson’s “Edinburgh, Picturesque Notes”. London: Seely & Co., 1895, 8vo, original red cloth £200-300

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248 STUART, CHARLES EDWARD - “BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE” (1720-1788), & , LOUISE, NEÉ PRINCESS OF STOLBERG-GEDERN (1752-1824), COUNTESS OF ALBANY. A COLLECTION OF 6 DOCUMENTS a total of 27pp., small folio, four in French, one in French & Italian, one in Italian, one signed by Charles Edward Stuart as “Charles Comte d’Albanie” in two places in his later shaky hand. The signed and most significant document is described as follows in HMC, x.238 (Lord Braye’s MSS, the Stuart MSS): September 27, 1786. Rome. Original power in French executed by Charles Edward before the Chancellor of the French Consulate at Rome to M. Busoni, empowering him, in presence of or acting with the advice of Mons. J.B. Vulpian, to execute along with the Countess of Albany or her representative the agreement whereof a draft is subjoined. Signed “Charles Comte d’Albanie”, seal of French consulate at Rome affixed, executed in duplicate. The draft agreement after reciting the securing of the jointure of 40,000, and the pin-money of 12,000 livres by the marriage contract upon the first subsidies received by Charles Edward, the letter of April, 1772, the letter of separation of April 3, 1784, the grant by Louis XVI of a pension of 60,000 francs to the Countess of Albany and of the same sum to Charles Edward, and the claim of the Countess to the jointure of 40,000 secured by the contract in addition to the pension of 60,000 francs, whereas her husband contended that the contract had been satisfied by the grant of the pension, witnesses that the Countess agrees to accept a reduced jointure of 20,000 livres charged on all the

property of her husband, and redeemable at any time after a year from his decease at her option for 500,000 livres. The other documents include: another draft of the “Double de Projet de transaction” (proposed transaction), unsigned, and material giving information about the dowry granted to Princess Louise upon marriage and related matters. HMC lists the draft but none of the other documents £2,000-3,000

249 STUART, CHARLES, EDWARD, CALLED “BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE”, THE YOUNG PRETENDER (1720-1788) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED AS PRINCE (“CHARLES P.”) TO THE COMTE D’ARGENSON, in French, 1 page, 4to, Paris, 1st May 1747, conveying his profound appreciation of King Louis XV’s kind words “Je me flatte de la Continuation de son Amitié come aussi de lui etre un jours utille, quoique je le malheur a present dene [sic] le point etré”, small stamp of the Archives d’Argenson at Poitiers Note: Following his defeat at Culloden on 16 April 1746, Bonnie Prince Charlie traversed Scotland, pursued by Government forces, before leaving Loch nan Uamh in Lochaber by boat and arriving in France in September. The Count d’Argenson, (Marc Pierre de Voyer de Paulmy, 1696-1764), Louis XV’s Secretary of State for War, was Bonnie Prince Charlie’s intermediary with the French King and played a vital role in the fraught relationship between the two.

£700-900

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Lot 250

252 Lot 249

STUART, JAMES EDWARD (1688-1766), “JAMES III”, THE OLD PRETENDER, SON OF JAMES II LETTER SIGNED AND SUBSCRIBED “VOTRE BON AMY, JACQUES R.”

250 STUART, CHARLES, EDWARD, CALLED “BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE”, THE YOUNG PRETENDER (1720-1788)

to the Chevalier Carrara, thanking him for his letter and the examples of his writings he has sent, 1 page, integral leaf with destinee’s name and wax seal, Rome, 32 August 1754 £300-400

LETTER SIGNED (“CHARLES R.”) AND SUBSCRIBED TO THE DUKE OF MELFORT, IN FRENCH. The Prince states that he received his cousin’s letter and thanks him “for the prayers you make to heaven for my happiness.” He continues “I know that you are a most loyal and sincere friend, and committed to my interests, and that these are feelings which have been passed down in your family, and which will always guarantee you my protection and esteem.”, one page, 4to, Florence, 7th March 1775, neatly laid down and with light stain to centre, just affecting date but not signature or text; with Rawlins Collection logo affixed to lower corner £800-1,200

251 STUART, HENRY BENEDICT, CARDINAL, DUKE OF YORK, (17251807), ARCHBISHOP LETTER SIGNED (‘ENICO CARD LE VESCOVO’), IN ITALIAN, TO ARCHPRIEST NICCOLO SEGHETTI at Frascati, where Henry was Bishop (1761-1803), thanking him for the prompt results of the election of Officers at the Cathedral Chapter, realising that they may have left the post of First Master of Ceremonies vacant out of respect to him, and desiring them to elect one, 1 page, folio, Rome, 7th January 1763 £250-350

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256 THE DANDI SALT MARCH AND MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI A LETTER PREDATING HIS ARREST IN MAY 1930 typed letter from the East Godavari District Magistrate’s Office, Cocanda, dated 3rd May 1930, with the recipient’s name and sender’s signature in manuscript, reading: “My Dear Blake, According to present arrangements Gandhi will be arrested and interned by the Bombay Government on Sunday” and requesting that the recipient be available on the 4th and 5th of May to quell any possible civil unrest, 170 x 215mm Note: On 6th April 1930, Mohandas Gandhi began the Dandi March as a peaceful protest against the British salt monopoly in India. It was the first use of Satyagraha - Gandhi’s principle of non-violent protest, and was to culminate at Dharasana Salt Works, 25 miles south of Dandi. However, as this letter shows, the authorities were planning Gandhi’s arrest, and detained him on the 5th May. The beatings of peaceful protesters in Dharasana by the British police in India came to the attention of the world, and drew international interest in the Indian Independence Movement.

Lot 256

£300-500

253 STUART, LOUISE, NEÉ PRINCESS OF STOLBERG-GEDERN (1752-1824), COUNTESS OF ALBANY, WIFE OF BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO GIUSEPPE AQUARI AT ROME, in Italian, sending “infinite thanks for your prayers for me at the start of this new year” and promising to speak to Cardinal Consalvi about his son, 1 page, 4to, autograph address and Florence post mark on verso, 9th January, n.y. [c.1820], small defect from opening seal without loss, slightly browned Note: Louise and the Prince were married in 1774 and they lived in Rome, then Florence, but were legally separated in 1784. After the Prince’s death she kept court in Florence, accompanied by the poet Alfieri (d.1803).

£150-250

254 STUART, LOUISE, NEÉ PRINCESS OF STOLBERG-GEDERN (1752-1824), COUNTESS OF ALBANY, WIFE OF BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“LOUISE D’ALBANY”), TO ANGIOLINO FARNESI IN ROME, 2pp., & integral leaf with address, offering at some length her condolences and advice on the death of her old friend, his father, 5 January 1823 £150-200

255 TAIT, JAS. [JAMES] BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS RELATING TO ORKNEY with notes and prices, collected by Jas. Tait, c.1960, comprising a manuscript record of the Orkney book collection of James Tait, alphabetised by author or subject matter, most entries with various comments relating to the different prices at which the works were selling, 59 manuscript leaves in a reappropriated ledger, 325 x 205mm £150-200

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Lot 257

Manuscripts

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258

THROCKMORTON, FRANCIS (1554-1584) - [MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS - THE THROCKMORTON PLOT]

TRANTER, NIGEL

OVIDIUS NASO (PUBLIUS) METAMORPHOSEON LIBRI XV. VENICE: ALDUS, FEBRUARY, 1516

Columba: corrected typescript, 501pp., inscribed: “Joan’s own copy, acknowledging her aid, with gratitude, Nigel” [Tranter’s Columba, 1987 is dedicated to Joan]; [and] a collection of original manuscript notes for ‘Columba’, in 62 separately stapled parts, written as Tranter walked; [and] Columba. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1987. First edition, 8vo, signed by Nigel Tranter to the title-page, red half morocco gilt; [and] Flowers of Chivalry: corrected typescript, 466 pp., inscribed to Joan from Tranter; [and] The Courtesan: corrected typescript, 471pp., inscribed to Joan; [and] Portrait of the Border Country: corrected typescript, 227pp., signed to initial page; with a large collection of notes and letters regarding the work; [and] Nigel Tranter’s Scotland, 15 manuscript staples parts, written as Tranter walked; [and] a collection of typed descriptions of castles with accompanying pen and ink illustrations; and collection of other manuscript and typed notes and excerpts from texts by Tranter (quantity)

8vo, Aldine device on both titles and at end, Francis Throckmorton’s copy, inscribed “Francis Throckmorton his book” on final leaf, bookplate of the Prussian Bibliotheca Disnievsciana, later vellum, lettered in ink on spine, soiled, [Renouard, p.78; Adams 482], single wormhole to final 48 leaves, a few ink annotations including ornament to one initial on a2 Note: Francis Throckmorton’s copy, inscribed on the colophon “Francis Throckmorton his Book”. Francis Throckmorton (1554-1584) was the 3rd son of John (of Feckenham) Throckmorton, Chief Justice of Chester. In December 1583 Francis Throckmorton acted as go-between and informer for the Spanish ambassador’s attempt to invade England, depose Elizabeth and place Mary, Queen of Scots, on the throne. He was caught and executed in 1584. This, known subsequently as The Throckmorton Plot, and the Babington Plot of 1587 were the immediate forerunners of the execution of Mary in 1587. Some recent correspondence relating to this lot is included.

£1,800-2,200

A COLLECTION OF MANUSCRIPT AND TYPESCRIPT ITEMS

£1,000-1,500

259 TRANTER, NIGEL ILLUSTRATIONS OF CASTLES Hallhead Castle, a preparatory sketch and a pen and ink illustration, framed with similar illustrations of another castle; Crombie Castle, a preparatory sketch and a pen and ink illustration, framed with similar illustrations of Aiket Castle; a framed pen and ink illustration showing a ruined structure; and three further illustrations of castles on two pieces of paper (4) £200-300

Lot 258

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261 WATSON-WENTWORTH, CHARLES, 2ND MARQUESS OF ROCKINGHAM, (1730 – 1782), PRIME MINISTER AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, 1769, (no opening salutation, but probably to the Prussian Ambassador) concerning the author of the Farmers Letters, 2pp., May 20th 1769, integral blank, “the Author of the Farmers Letters lives within 20 miles of London & is a Gentleman of my Acquaintance” and offering to arrange a meeting, “if through your observations in this County agriculture should receive any advancement in Prussia” £250-350

262 WELLESLEY, ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852), FIELD MARSHAL AND PRIME MINISTER AUTOGRAPH LETTER IN THE THIRD PERSON TO MR SMART CONCERNING the list of subscribers to erect the Cavalry Monument, 1 page, 8vo, Walmer Castle, Sept. 6th 1850 £80-120

263 WELLESLEY, ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852), FIELD MARSHAL AND PRIME MINISTER AUTOGRAPH LETTER INITIALED, TO CHARLOTTE [LADY GROSVENOR], in a difficult hand but thanking her for her note, 2 pages, 8vo £150-200

264 WELLESLEY, ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852), FIELD MARSHAL AND PRIME MINISTER AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“WELLINGTON”) TO CHARLOTTE [LADY GROSVENOR], Lot 260

260 WALSINGHAM, SIR FRANCIS (C. 1532 – 1590, PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO QUEEN ELIZABETH I) AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO THE EARL OF HERTFORD, concerning Lord Beauchamp’s escape: “My L[ords] of the Councell thought it good to referre it to hir ma[jesty]s pleasure what she wold haue done with him, who did order that he shold be [sequestered] into the custody of my L[ord] of Cantorburyis grace”, also referring to the examination of Marsh, one leaf, folio, 31 x 20cm., 12 August, 1585, [?Nonesuch], signed Fra[ncis] Walsyegham Note: The Earl of Hertford’s son, Lord Beauchamp, had secretly married Honora Rogers of Baynton in 1581, much to the Earl’s displeasure. The feud led to the Earl seizing his son near Reading in 1585, whereupon both father and son appealed to Queen Elizabeth to rule in their favour; she however refused to settle the matter, the Earl of Hertford having displeased her by secretly marrying Catherine Grey, the younger sister of Jane Grey, in 1560, without asking her permission.

£400-500

”Your children are quite well and prosperous. I spoke to them this morning about writing you; which they have done already as I send up a letter from them by this occasion. I have likewise received your report of Lady Salisbury which is far from favourable. I have sent it to Lady Cowley. I hope, however, that she will get better. My opinion is that what she requires is tranquillity”, 4pp., 8vo, Walmer Castle [Kent], 19th September, 1839 £150-200

265 WELLESLEY, ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON (1769-1852), FIELD MARSHAL AND PRIME MINISTER AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED, TO “MY DEAR SIR”, conveying his sense of kindness at Mr Playfair’s letter and expressing pleasure that he was able “to contribute to the gratification of the Society of Edinburgh” in the arrangements for the display in Edinburgh of a work by Sir David Wilkie, 2pp. 8vo, London, 8 May 1837 Note: The picture is probably ‘The Waterloo Gazette’ which Wilkie painted for the Duke, 1817-21. Mr Playfair is probably W.H. Playfair, architect of the New Town in Edinburgh.

£80-120 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Manuscripts

Lot 268

266 WILLIAM, DUKE OF CUMBERLAND (1721-65), YOUNGEST SON OF KING GEORGE II OF GREAT BRITAIN SIGNATURE, ON PART OF A DOCUMENT ISSUED BY THE LORDS JUSTICES, dated 1755, also signed by Thomas [Herring], [Archbishop of] Canterbury, Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke (who tried the Rebel Lords) and Lord Granville, 8 x 20cm. Note: William Duke of Cumberland has long been reviled in Scotland as ‘The Butcher of Culloden’ for his brutal treatment of the highland rebels after the battle.

£100-150

267 WILTSHIRE - SHARINGTON, SIR HENRY, OF LACOCK ABBEY, SIR EDWARD BAYNTON (C.1495-1544), VICE-CHAMBERLAIN RELEASE TO SIR EDWARD BAYNTON of the Manors of Bremhill and Bromham Battle and Land in Pewsey &

Wotton, Document signed “H. Sharington”, manuscript on vellum, 29 lines, fine impression of coat of arms on red wax seal,, folds, modern slipcase, 255 x 315mm, 3rd April 1576 Note Sir Edward Baynton (c. 1495-1544), Courtier, was Vice-Chamberlain to all of Henry VIII’s wives, other than Catherine of Aragon. This indenture confirms that Sir Edward and his heirs are freed from obligation entered into during Sir Edward’s lifetime.

£300-400

268 WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED (“WM WORDSWORTH”) TO THE HISTORIAN LORD MAHON, regretting that he is engaged every day until he leaves for the country, but hoping to breakfast with him on his return to town if convenient, one page 16mo, integral blank tipped by wafer-seal into a copy of Wordsworth’s The Poems, the book worn and partly disbound, “Thursday morning, 5 Hanover Terrace, Regent’s Park” £300-400

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MISCELLANEOUS

Lot 272

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11 MISCELLANEOUS VOLUMES, COMPRISING

3 BOOKS, COMPRISING DARWIN, BERNARD & ELINOR

SELECTIONS FROM THE COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED BY THE LADIES COMMITTEE

THE TALE OF MR TOOTLEOO

London: printed for the Society. June 1806. No. 2 (only), [iv], pp.88; The Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Comforts of the Poor. The Twenty-Eighth Report. London, Dec. 1806. [iv], pp. 141-176, 101-132; The Twenty-Ninth Report. London, Nov. 1807, [iv], 177-210, 133-170; The Thirtieth Report. Dec. 1807, [iv], [viii], 211-241, 171234, [vi - index]; The Thirty Second Report. 1811, [viii], 65-114;37-76; Bernard, Thomas The New School. London: for the Society for Bettering the Condition of the Poor. Dec. 1809, [viii], 111, [iii]; contemporary quarter calf, rubbed, upper board detached; Lawrence, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom, 1935. 4to, plates, maps, original buckram gilt, spine lightly faded, owner’s name to front free endpaper; Vischer, Hanns Across the Sahara from Tripoli to Bornu. 1910. 8vo, plates, folding map, (plate misplaced at p.8) original cloth, upper hinge weak; Muhlhauser, G.H.P. The Cruise of the Amaryllis. 1924. First edition, 8vo, plates, original cloth; Francke, A.H. A History of Western Tibet. S.W. Partridge, [1907], original pictorial cloth; 8vo, plates, maps; Gibb, H.A.R. & J.H. Kramers Shorter Encyclopaedia of Islam. Leiden, 1933. 8vo, original cloth; Thesiger, W. The Marsh Arabs. 1964. First edition, dust-jacket a bit frayed; Richards, V. Portrait of T.E. Lawrence. 1936, original cloth; Banks, M. Rakaposhi. 1959. First edition, dustwrapper; West, Rebecca Black Lamb and Grey Falcon. 1946, 2 volumes, original cloth sold not subject to return (11) £250-350

Nonesuch Press, [n.d. but 1925]. Oblong 8vo, 22 coloured plates, fawn & red embossed boards; Sluiter, Willy Per Stoomvaart my Nederland naar Java. Amsterdam, n.d.; oblong 4to, plates, original green cloth; Luddecke, R. Afrika in 6 Blattern. Gotha, n.d.; small folio, coloured folding map, original black cloth, spine worn (3) £100-150

271 5 VOLUMES, INCLUDING GRISWOLD, R.W. The Republican Court, or American Society in the Days of Washington. New York: D. Appleton, 1859. 4to, 25 engraved plates, contemporary brown morocco, ornately gilt, g.e.; Polo, Marco The Most Noble and Famous Travels of Marco Polo...edited by John Frampton. London: The Argonaut Press, 1929. 4to, number 483 of 1050 copies, original vellum-backed yellow buckram, binding slightly soiled; Seccombe, T.S. The Story of Prince Hildebrand and the Princess Ida. London: De La Rue, [188p], First edition, 4to, presentation copy from the author to Sir T. L. Seccombe, original pictorial cloth gilt, spine a little rubbed; [Robert Steavenson - Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh] - Martyn, Thomas Thirty eight Plates with explanations intended to illustrate Linnaeus’s System of Vegetables. London: B. White, 1788. 8vo, 38 hand-coloured plates, contemporary red half morocco, spine gilt, rubbed, upper cover detached, ownership inscription on title and armorial bookplate of Robert Steavenson, M.D. (5) £200-300

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Miscellaneous

272 BOOKMARKS AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND 20TH CENTURY EXAMPLES, INCLUDING a hand cross-stitched bookmark, 153 x 35mm, celebrating the alliance of the Ottoman, French and British troops during the Crimean War, with the motto “may they ever be united”, c.1854; a hand-painted silk bookmark with holly, berries and ‘Merry Christmas’, 236 x 41mm; an early Victorian advertising bookmark, with a calendar for 1880 to the reverse, for Brown & Polsons patent cornflour, 191 x 51mm; a paper découpage bookmark showing a vase of tulips, 162 x 53mm; 16 Scottish Widows’ Fund bookmarks specially designed by Walter Crane; 37 woven, embroidered or printed bookmarks often in silk; and a large quantity of card and leather bookmarks, including many advertising markers; Coysh, A.W. Collecting Bookmarkers, 1974 (c.375 markers) Note: The highlights of this group of bookmarks may be the 20 Stevengraphs - woven silk bookmarks with designs developed by Thomas Stevens of Coventry in the 1860s and 1870s. Coventry was known for its woven silk ribbon industry, which is reflected in one bookmark woven with Tennyson’s Godiva and motifs of Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom. The collection also includes Stevens’s Remember Me marker, The Old Arm Chair and We promise Thee O God alongside others, many with religious themes.

£150-200

Lot 275

273 BURNEY, CHARLES THE PRESENT STATE OF MUSIC IN FRANCE AND ITALY London: T. Becket, 1771. 8vo; [Idem] The present state of music in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Provinces. London: T. Becket, 1773. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary uniform speckled calf, neatly rebacked, spines gilt, bookplates of Sir George John Armytage (3) £150-200

274 GLASSE, HANNAH THE ART OF COOKERY MADE PLAIN AND EASY London, 1755. Fifth edition, 8vo, half-title, signed “H. Glasse” on page 1, recent antique-style calf £300-500

275 IAN STEWART AND THE ROLLING STONES: NASH, WILL, EDITOR & RONNIE WOOD STU London: Out-Take Limited, 2003. 4to, number 502 of 950 copies in original black morocco, with original lithograph signed in pencil by Ronnie Wood £500-700 Lot 274

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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, 19 VOLUMES

6 BOOKS

INCLUDING TANSILLO, LUIGI

Wyndham, Henry Penruddocke A Tour through Monmouthshire and Wales... Salisbury: E. Easton, 1781. Second edition, 4to, 16 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, some wear to covers, a little internal soiling; Wordsworth, Christopher Greece... London: Wm. S. Orr and Co., 1844. Second edition, 8vo, contemporary half calf; Diaz Bravo, Joseph Vicente El Confessor Instruido... Madrid: Don Antonio Muñoz, 1756. Small 4to, contemporary vellum; Liturgia, seu Liber Precum Communium, et administrationis Sacramentorum... London: Roger Norton, 1670. 8vo, contemporary panelled calf, 2A4 torn with loss to text, lower corners of quire X damaged with slight loss; Gambier, James Edward An Introduction to the Study of Moral Evidence... London: Messrs. Rivington, 1808. Second edition, 12mo, contemporary calf gilt, joints split; Steel, A.G. & R.H. Lyttleton [The Badminton Library Series] Cricket. London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1888. 8vo, one of 250 limited edition copies, original blue half morocco over orange gilt cloth (6)

La Balia Pometto. Vercelli: Il Panialis, 1767. 4to, original quarter calf, dampstained; Donne, John X Sermons. Nonesuch Press, 1923, folio, number 563 of 725 copies, original quarter cloth, boards a bit soiled; Ellis, George, editor Specimens of the Early English Poets. London: printed for Edwards, 1790. 8vo, extra-illustrated with 55 engraved portraits, inlaid to size, green morocco gilt, bookplate of Barlbrough Hall, g.e., slightly rubbed; Shepherd, Thomas H. Modern Athens! Displayed in a Series of Views. London: Jones & Co., 1829. 4to, additional title and 88 plates, each with 2 views, original cloth, a little spotting, rebacked retaining original spine; [Coats, Andrew] From the Cottage to the Castle. [Perth, c. 1894], 8vo, presentation copy, inscribed, contemporary maroon morocco gilt, seemingly the author’s own copy as initials AC on upper cover, rebacked retaining spine, g.e.; Harrison, Joseph The Floricultural Cabinet. 1835-36, 2 volumes, engraved titles and 27 hand-coloured plates, contemporary green half calf gilt; Smith, John Old Scottish Clockmakers from 1453 to 1850, 1921, original cloth; Moreton, C.O. Old Carnations and Pinks. 1955. Folio, number 10 of 100 copies signed by author and artist, 8 colour plates by Rory McEwen, maroon half morocco, t.e.g.; and 11 others (19)

£400-500

277 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS 6 WORKS INCLUDING MACKENZIE, FREDERICK The architectural antiquities of the collegiate chapel of St. Stephen, Westminster. London: J. Weale, 1844. Large folio, lithographed frontispiece and 18 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, neatly rebacked and recornered, some spotting; Iozzi, O. Vetri cimiteriali. Rome, 1900. Folio, plates, wrappers detached; [Grunewalde] Le retable d’Isenheim, par Chistiran Zervos.1936. Folio, within original folder; Yacovleff [Jacovleff] - Mille, Pierre Feli et M’Bala. Paris: Calmann-Levy, 1938. 8vo, illustrated by Yacovleff, quarter cloth over printed boards, some soiling and rubbing; [Laujon, Pierre] Les a Propos de la Folie. [Paris?:] J.M. Moreau, 1776. 8vo, volume 3 only; Doré, Gustave Cassell’s Doré Gallery. Cassell & Co., [c.1880], 4to, illustrations, modern tan half morocco; sold not subject to return (6) £100-150 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

£250-350

279 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, INCLUDING LAWRENCE, T.E. Seven Pillars of Wisdom. 1935. 4to, original buckram gilt, t.e.g.; Barker, C.M. A Flower Fairy Alphabet. [n.d.], 12mo, original boards, lacks spine; Pratt, Anne Wild Flowers. SPCK., 2 volumes, 12mo, coloured plates, original cloth; Laing, A. Lindores Abbey and its Burgh of Newburgh. Edinburgh, 1886. 4to, contemporary quarter morocco gilt; Conolly, M.F. Fifiana. Glasgow, 1869. 4to, plates, original cloth, faded; Cunningham, A.S. The Golf Clubs round Largo Bay. Leven, 1909, 8vo, original wrappers; Dalrymple, W. Golfer’s Guide to the GAME and Greens of Scotland. 1894, 8vo, original cloth; Jackson, D. Golf Songs and Recitations. Leven, 1895, 8vo, lacks covers; Kingsley, C. The Water-

Natural History

Babies. [c.1930], 4to, plates by George Soper, original cloth; Hoffman, H. Sturwwelpeter. G. Routledge & Sons, [n.d.]. 4to, original quarter cloth; Gordon, T.C. David Allan of Alloa 1744-1796, the Scottish Hogarth. 1951. 4to, presentation copy inscribed by the author, with TLS signed by the author; Trollope, A. Christmas Day at Kirby Cottage. [n.d.], 8vo, original wrappers by Joan Hassall; and 2 others (15)

NATURAL HISTORY

£150-200

280 MOZART, WOLFGANG AMADEUS ARIA. IN DIESEN HEIL’GEN BEYUM CLAVIER AUS DER OPERA DIE ZAUBERFLÖTTE [Vienna: [Leopold Kozeluch], Musiklisches Magazin, November 1791.] Printed in his lifetime. From the first edition of the vocal score of The Magic Flute, 4pp. Aria only, oblong folio, a little light dust-soiling £150-250

281 NIJINSKY, VASLAV THE DIARY OF NIJINSKY London: Victor Gollancz Ltd., 1937. 8vo, original cloth, dust-jacket worn and discoloured, signed to the endpaper by: Margot Fonteyn, Constant Lambert, Frederick Ashdon, William Chappell, Harold Tiernes, Elizabeth Hillier, Leslie Edwards, Annabel Fargeon and two others

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£300-400

AGRICULTURE, NATURAL HISTORY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

Lot 286

13 BOOKS

282 PONSONBY FAMILY OF HAILE HALL, CUMBRIA 5 SCRAPBOOKS, including drawings of Kent House. East Cowes, Amiens; telegram from Queen Victoria to Lady Ponsonby, thanking her for message of sympathy, 1897; 2 letters from Arthur Ponsonby, 1 from Capt. Fritz Ponsonby, advertisement for viewing Tabley Old Hall, Knutsford, ink sketch of the Palace at Malta, printed examples of Middle School [Examination] Trials, St Michael’s School, 1870’s; Scrapbook, 1859 compiled by the Ponsonby family, cartoons of members of the family, engravings, etchings, watercolours including Grenadier Guards on the March to the Curragh, Jigginstown (5) £100-150

283 POSTAL HISTORY: EVANS, EDWARD B., MAJOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE MULREADY ENVELOPE London: Stanley Gibbons, 1891. 8vo, original blue morocco gilt, with two letters from J. Whittaker & Sons addressed to the author, discussing design copyright £120-180

284 SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES REPORT MADE TO HIS MAJESTY BY A ROYAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY into the State of the Universities of Scotland. Ordered by the House of Commons, to be printed, 7 October, 1831. Folio, half calf, worn, covers detached £80-120

The Scots Farmer... Edinburgh: William Auld, 1773-4. 2 volumes, 8vo, two folding plates (one torn with a hole), later half calf gilt [ESTC T90070]; Bingley, W. Memoirs of British Quadrupeds. London: Darton and Harvey, 1809. 8vo, contemporary embossed calf, lacking several plates, bookplate; Smellie, William Account of the Institution and Progress of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: William Creech, 1782. 4to, engraved vignette to titlepage, errata leaf at rear, original blue publisher’s boards, upper cover detached; Buttress, F.A. Agricultural Periodicals of the British Isles, 1681-1900... Cambridge, 1950. 8vo, original wrappers; Terry, Seth Sprague First Editions of Books Famous in English Literature... the Library Collected by the Late Seth Sprague Terry... American Art Association, 1935. 8vo, original boards; Cockerell, Douglas Bookbinding, and the Care of Books... London: John Hogg, 1901. 8vo, original boards; Andrew Jameson, 1916-1934. Edinburgh: Douglas & Foulis, 1935. 8vo, original green cloth gilt; and 5 others (13) £200-300

286 BAKER, E.C. STUART 6 BOOKS, COMPRISING The Indian Ducks and Their Allies. Bombay: the Bombay Natural History Society, 1908. 8vo, 30 chromolithographed plates, contemporary green half morocco, spine a little faded, slight rubbing, a little foxing; [Idem] Indian Pigeons and Doves. London: Witherby & Co., 1913. 8vo, frontispiece and 26 colour plates, contemporary half morocco, bookplate, some foxing; [Idem] The Game-Birds of India, Burma and Ceylon. London: John Bale, 1921-1930. 3 volumes, 8vo, 60 colour plates, 18 monochrome plates and 2 maps, contemporary green half morocco gilt (volume 3 in cloth), bookplate; [Idem] The Game Birds of the Indian Empire, parts 1-22, taken from Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, 19271935. 8vo, 22 colour plates, all parts bound as one in contemporary blue half morocco gilt, some rubbing (6) £400-600

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289 BRADLEY, RICHARD A PHILOSOPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE WORKS OF NATURE... London: W. Mears, 1721. First edition, 4to, 28 plates, modern half calf gilt, pp.171-174 replaced in facsimile, closed tear to pp.155-156, one plate partly coloured and another detached, some slight soiling and occasional small tears £150-250

290 BUTLER, ARTHUR G. FOREIGN FINCHES IN CAPTIVITY Hull & London: Brumby and Clarke, 1899. Second edition, 8vo, 60 chromolithographed plates by F. W. Frohawk, original quarter maroon morocco, gilt, t.e.g. £100-150

291 CORBET, PHILIP & STEPHEN BROOKS DRAGONFLIES - NEW NATURALIST SERIES NO.106 London: Collins, 2008. 8vo, number 93 of 400 [in fact, only 250 copies produced] in brown morocco with slipcase, a.e.g. £100-150

Lot 287

287 BERRY, R.J. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ORKNEY - NEW NATURALIST SERIES NO.70 London: Collins, 1985. First edition, second state (i.e. the publisher took the soft back issue, and rebound them in cloth, as they had only bound 2/300 copies in cloth), hardcover with ‘Collins’ and ‘NN’ logo to spine, 8vo, green cloth gilt, dustjacket not price-clipped £200-300

288 BOYD, J.M. & I.L. THE HEBRIDES - NEW NATURALIST SERIES NO.76 London: William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd, 1990. First edition, 8vo, dust-jacket not price-clipped with some slight fading to backstrip £150-200

Lot 288 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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292 CURTIS, WILLIAM THE BOTANICAL MAGAZINE; OR, FLOWER-GARDEN DISPLAYED In which the most Ornamental Foreign Plants, cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, and the Stove, are accurately represented in their natural colours. London: Stephen Couchman for W. Curtis, 1793-1801 [but plates actually dated 1786-1801]. First edition, first issue, volumes 1-15, 8vo, 567 finely hand-coloured engraved plates, and 1 plain plate, contemporary mottled calf, gilt line border round sides, gilt tooled spines, double black lettering labels, sprinkled edges, armorial bookplates of Ralph Riddell Note: The Botanical Magazine is “the oldest current scientific periodical of its kind with coloured illustrations in the world... in the beauty of production and high standard of its contributions it can claim a unique place” (Patrick Synge. Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society (1948), p.73) Sydenham Edwards did most of the original drawings, engraved by Sansom, for the early volumes of the magazine. All of the illustrations were drawn from the living plant and “coloured as near to nature, as the imperfections of colouring will admit.” Dunthorne calls the Curtis “a delightful work pictorially, never excelled as a periodical, most carefully coloured and a source of lasting interest and information.” (p.190). The colouring of the plates in this set of the highest quality. The colourist took enormous pains to highlight each flower with subtle shades of colour rather than allow the engraving to designate tone and depth. Though the title-pages date from 1793-1801, the plates are dated from March 1786. According to Stafleu the first edition is determined by the date of the plates: “The plates in the early volumes are dated. These dates can usually be accepted as the dates of publication.” (Stafleu. Taxonomic Literature, p.92-93. Hunt 689; Nissen BBI 2350; Dunthorne 99; Henry III, 472; Sitwell. Great Flower Books, 83-84; Blung 184-189) A very clean finely bound set.

£2,000-3,000

Lot 292

293 DARWIN, CHARLES THE PRINCIPAL WORKS OF CHARLES DARWIN. THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES The Descent of Man. New York: John B. Alden, 1886. 8vo, frontispiece portrait, original green cloth, custom green moroccobacked cloth box, bookplate of William McLeod, few spots of foxing, moderate rubbing and some soiling to original cloth £300-400

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294 GARDENING AND PLANTS 4 WORKS, INCLUDING LOUDON, J.C. An Encyclopaedia of Gardening. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1822. First edition, 8vo, original publisher’s boards with green paper spine and publisher’s label to spine; Hogg, Thomas A Concise and Practical Treatise on the Growth and Culture of the Carnation... London: Whittaker, Treacher, and Co., [n.d.] Fifth edition, 8vo, 6 handcoloured plates, publisher’s catalogue at rear, green cloth with publisher’s label to spine; Thonger, Charles The Book of Garden Furniture. London: John Lane / The Bodley Head, 1903. 8vo, original cloth in the Arts & Crafts style by Edmund Hort New, bookplate of Laura K. Wangenheim; Culpeper, Nicholas The Complete Herbal. Birmingham: The Kynoch Press, 1953. 8vo, original red half morocco (4) £180-220

295 GARDENING, 13 BOOKS INCLUDING PAUL, WILLIAM The Rose Garden. London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper, 1848. 8vo, contemporary burgundy morocco; Rossetti, Christina - Florence Harrison, illustrator Poems. London: Blackie and Son, [1910]. 4to, original cream buckram gilt; Synge, Patrick M. & Fred J. Chittenden, editor The Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary of Gardening. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1956. Second edition, 5 volumes, 4to, dust-jackets, a little dampstaining; Bean, W.J. Trees and Shrubs Hardy in the British Isles. London: John Murray, 1925. Fourth edition, 2 volumes, original green cloth gilt; and 4 others £200-300

296 GREENE, WILLIAM THOMAS PARROTS IN CAPTIVITY

Lot 296

London: George Bell and Sons, 1884-1887. 3 volumes, 8vo, 81 coloured plates, original green cloth with gilt parrot motifs to upper covers, light dampstaining to volume 3, some occasional light offsetting and slight browning to some leaves, volume 2 frontispiece loose, neat previous ownership stamps £800-1,200

Lot 296

Lot 295

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297 HAMILTON SMITH, LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SPECIES Edinburgh: W.H. Lizars, 1848. 8vo, 35 plates (including 27 coloured), original blue cloth gilt, hinges a little loose, slight darkening to covers, title-page a little browned £100-150

298 HUMPHREYS, HENRY NOEL THE GENERA AND SPECIES OF BRITISH BUTTERFLIES London: Paul Jerrard and Son, [n.d. but 1859] Small 4to, hand-coloured additional title-page and 32 hand-coloured plates, original burgundy cloth gilt, school-prize label to free-endpaper, occasional foxing and a little darkening to some leaves £200-300

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299 MATTIOLI, PIETRO ANDREA COMMENTARII IN SEX LIBROS Pedacii Dioscordis Anazarbei de Medica Materia. Venice: Valgrisi, 1565. Folio, portrait and many woodcuts throughout text, later calf, bookplate, writing to initial blanks dated 1765 explaining a little about the book and its provenance, by Adam Donald, title-page laid down and trimmed to upper margin, some soiling throughout, all woodcuts visible but most covered in thin green wash paint, long closed tear to Kk4 repaired to lower margin only, small ink and pencil annotation to 5F2, final leaves, particularly 6H6 worn and soiled, creased and becoming loose, some rubbing to covers, lacking clasps [Hunt 94] Note: Pietro Andrea Mattioli was an Italian physician and botanist, living between 1500 and 1577. “First enlarged edition. The first edition was published in Italian in 1544, and the first in Latin in 1554, but the 1565 edition is the first augmented by Mattioli’s fuller notes and has always been the most valued for its completeness.” [Catalogue of Botanical Books in the Collection of Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt. Pittsburgh, 1958, volume 1, p.103] Provenance: 1765 in the possession of Adam Donald, physician and herbalist at Kirktown of Belhelvie[?], who received it from Ann Bigland, seemingly as thanks for restoring her health after no London physician could; Purchased from the heirs of Adam Donald “commonly called the Prophet of Belhelvie[?]” by K. Uq. [?] of Meldrum, May 22nd 1781; Bookplate of Keith Urquhart of Meldrum

£700-900 Lot 299

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302 NEW NATURALIST MONOGRAPHS 12 VOLUMES COMPRISING Mountfort, Guy The Hawfinch, 1957, no.15, dust-jacket not priceclipped; Smith, Kenneth M. & Roy Markham Mumps, Measles & Mosaics, 1954, no.10, facsimile dust-jacket; Smith, Stuart The Yellow Wagtail, 1950, no.4, dust-jacket not price-clipped; NethersoleThompson, Desmond The Green-Shank, 1951, no.5, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Tinbergen, Niko The Herring Gull’s World, 1953, no.9, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Shorten, Monica Squirrels, 1954, no.12, dust-jacket price-torn; Thompson, Harry V. and Alastair N. Worden The Rabbit, 1956, no.13, dust-jacket not price-clipped; Jones, J.W. The Salmon, 1959, no.16, dust-jacket not price-clipped, a little foxing; Yonge, C.M. Oysters, 1960, no.18, dust-jacket price-clipped; Murton, R.K. The Wood Pigeon, 1965, no.20, dust-jacket price-clipped, ownership blindstamp to free-endpaper; Frost, W.E. & M.E. Brown The Trout, 1967, no.21, dust-jacket not price-clipped, title-page signed by W.E. Frost; Mellanby, Kenneth The Mole, 1971, no.22, dust-jacket price-clipped (12) Lot 300

300

£300-500

MEYER, HENRY LEONARD

303

ILLUSTRATIONS OF BRITISH BIRDS

NEW NATURALIST SERIES

London: Longman & Co., [n.d., 1835-1841] First edition, 4 volumes, folio, 320 hand-coloured plates, including egg plates, modern half calf gilt with red morocco gilt labels and bird motifs to spines, some light foxing (4)

56 VOLUMES

Note: Whilst no full-stop features following the publishers Longman & Co on the title-page, as would be in-keeping with the first issue of the work, this copy of Meyer’s British Birds also features 320 plates, as are commonly found in the second issue.

£2,000-3,000

301 NATURAL HISTORY 6 BOOKS Ruschi, Augusto Beija-Flores do Estado do Espírito Santo. Hummingbirds of State of Espírito Santo. Santa Theresa: Estação Biológica do Museum Nacional U.F.R.J., [1982]. Folio, original boards, dust-jacket; Simpson, N. Douglas A Bibliographical Index of the British Flora. Bournemouth: Privately printed, 1960. 4to, original cloth; Encylopaedia Britannica Entomology, comprising pp. 59-301 taken from the Encyclopaedia, 1835 or earlier, 20 plates, boards, modern tape covering spine; Howard, H. Eliot An Introduction to the Study of Bird Behaviour. Howard, H. Eliot An Introduction to the Study of Bird Behaviour. Cambridge: University Press, 1929. 4to, bookplate of, and gift inscription to, the nature writer H.R. Hewar; Makatsch, Wolfgang Die Eier der Vögel Europas. Neumann, 1974-1976. 2 volumes, first edition, dust-jackets (6)

comprising numbers 6, 9-11, 13, 16-19, 23, 31-33, 37, 44, 48-52, 55, 5760, 62-67, 69, 85-87, 90-91, 102, 105-108, 110-111, 113-123, including Frazer, Deryk Reptiles and Amphibians, 1983; Ingram, David & Noel Robertson Plant Disease, 1999; and Rothschild, Miriam & Theresa Clay Fleas, Flukes & Cuckoos. London: Collins, 1952. 8vo, later impression, dust-jacket price-clipped (57) £400-600

304 ORNITHOLOGY, 12 VOLUMES INCLUDING PETERSON, ROGER TORY & VIRGINIA MARIE Audubon’s Birds of America. New York: Abbeville Press Publishers, 1981. Baby elephant folio, dust-jacket, slipcase; LeClerc, Georges-Louis, Comte de Buffon All the World’s Birds. Rizzoli, 2008. Folio, dust-jacket, slipcase, shrink-wrapped; Forrester, Ron & Ian Andrews The Birds of Scotland. Aberlady: The Scottish Ornithologists’ Club, 2007. 2 volumes, 4to, slipcase; Cooper, William T. & Joseph M. Forshaw The Birds of Paradise and Bower Birds. Sydney: Collins, 1977. Folio, dust-jacket, slipcase; Cook, Katrina Birds. London: Quercus, 2007. Folio, dust-jacket; and 6 others £300-500

£120-180 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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PLESCH, ARPAD

THORBURN, ARCHIBALD

MILLE ET UN LIVRES BOTANIQUES

BRITISH BIRDS

Brussels: Arcade, 1973. 4to, inscribed, dated Paris February 1974, and apparently signed ‘Arpad’, with a subsequent gift inscription to half-title, original cloth, dust-jacket, slipcase

London: Longmans, Green, 1918. Fourth edition of volume 1-2, third edition of volume 3-4, 4 volumes, 4to, 82 chromolithographed plates, original red cloth gilt, t.e.g., a little spotting to some text leaves

£100-150

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POPE JNR., ALEXANDER

THORBURN, ARCHIBALD

UPLAND GAME BIRDS AND WATER FOWL OF THE UNITED STATES

GAME BIRDS AND WILD-FOWL OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND

New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1878. Large oblong folio, 695 x 555mm., 20 chromolithograph plates, heavily waterstained, affecting text more than plates, many plates with corner torn away or marginal loss, contemporary green half morocco, worn and soiled

London: Longmans, Green, 1924. First edition, 4to, 30 coloured plates, original red cloth, binding a bit discoloured and faded, 5 neat marginal annotations in ink £120-180

£300-500

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WHITE, GILBERT

THORBURN, ARCHIBALD

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF SELBORNE

A NATURALIST’S SKETCH BOOK London: Longmans, Green, 1919. First edition, 4to, 36 plain and 24 coloured plates, tissue guards, original red cloth gilt, t.e.g.

London: C. and J. Rivington..., 1825. 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 frontispieces (one hand-coloured), 2 plates, contemporary half calf gilt, occasional foxing, bookplates (2)

£200-300

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ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS

Lot 311

311 BRYANT & MAY, MATCH MANUFACTURERS, A COLLECTION COMPRISING DESIGNS AND SAMPLES FOR MATCH BOXES AND PUBLIC HOUSE SIGNS 5 original watercolours, framed, for the Bryant & May ‘Top Dogs’ matchstick covers comprising a Yorkshire Terrier, Old English Sheepdog, Poodle, Jack Russell and Corgi, each 110 x 110mm; 10 original drawings for pub swing-sign designs comprising a red lion rampant, a bell, a swan, a farmer ploughing, the pig & whistle, the Royal Oak featuring the head of Charles II, a man playing chess, a rose and crown, a bull chasing a boy and a portrait of George IV, each mounted, 130 x 115mm; 3 sheets with laid-down samples of match box covers, 39 covers in total, including those for St. Jones’s Lucifers, Watt’s Chlorate Matches or Lucifers, S. Molyneux’s Lucifers, Celestial Congreves and others; AND 65 print blocks commissioned by Bryant & May, with letter returning the printing blocks, with list of whom they were made for, from Johnston Riddle & Co, Printers to The Book Match Dept., Bryant & May, 2 Feb. 1971

Lot 312

£300-500

312 COMMONPLACE BOOK WITH RICE PAPER PAINTINGS AND INDIAN PAINTINGS ON MICA INSCRIBED J.S. HENDERSON TO FREE-ENDPAPER comprising several manuscript poems, 38 rice-paper paintings of people, junks, birds, fish and plants, and 26 Indian paintings on mica of people carrying out various professions, each between 95 x 65mm and 110 x 150mm, some a little cracked with rubbing, one additional, also including several hand-embroidered leaves and original watercolours £300-400 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Lot 312

Original Illustrations

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Lot 313

HORSBURGH, JAMES A COLLECTION OF WATERCOLOURS SHOWING SCOTTISH SCENERY AND LIFE 98 mounted sketches, mostly watercolour but some pen and ink, showing scenery around Sutherland and Killiecrankie, with several showing interior scenes of crofts, and 4 mounted albumen photographs showing Highland estate workers, c.1850 Note: This extensive collection of drawings appears to record the journey of a James Horsburgh Esq. around the Highlands of Scotland in the mid-19th century. One sketch is signed ‘J. Horsburgh’, whilst another depicts a selfcaricature of the artist falling in a river whilst fishing. The caption reads: “James Horsburgh Esq. as he appeared in the River Naver, salmon fishing!!” All the drawings are captioned - some rather amusingly (“Mode of carrying my carpet bag in Sutherland and a very bonny lassie too!”) Whilst many of the illustrations show idyllic Highland scenes and castles, several are exceptional in that they depict the interiors of Highland cottages at the time. An illustration entitled “Thos. Og’s Cottage, Torrisdale, Sutherland” depicts a family and beasts, sitting around a central cooking pot inside a cottage, whilst a figure looks across the room from a box bed. Another depicts the interior of a shepherd’s cottage, where it appears Horsburgh spent the night in the company of a crying baby and the family pig helping itself to the contents of a cooking pot!

£2,000-3,000

314 INDIAN COMPOSITE ANIMAL PAINTINGS 6 WATERCOLOURS LAID INTO A MID-19TH CENTURY SCRAP ALBUM

315 SCRAPBOOKS SIX ALBUMS, INCLUDING ORIGINAL DRAWINGS one album with original drawings, including 9 small pencil sketches of Charlie Chaplin, various copies of wartime cigarette adverts and various hand-drawn copies of First World War propaganda caricatures; the other albums comprising cut engravings, including some hand-coloured natural history, illustrations and drawings of architectural works, several scenic watercolours, various literary engravings from works by Robert Burns and others and one album containing the laid-down engravings and text by Stocks for Walter Scott’s Lady of the Lake (6) £200-300

comprising a composite cow made from fish, a camel, ducks, monkeys, tigers, a bear, a horse and other creatures being led by a mythical human figure, 330 x 192mm, laid onto album leaf; a composite camel made from animals including tigers, ducks and a rhino, being ridden by a musician, 150 x 155mm [laid onto an album leaf with] a composite ox made from animals including crows, tigers, a fish, a rhino, an elephant and a cobra; a composite elephant made from monkeys, rabbits, a tiger, a rhino and other creatures, being ridden by a woman and led by a mythical human figure, elephant 235 x 183mm, laid-down onto album leaf with leader trimmed and laid-down separately; a composite tiger made from tigers, birds, an elephant, a fish, a rhino and other creatures, being led by a mythical human figure, 295 x 115mm, laid-down onto album leaf; a composite horse, jumping and being ridden by a man, made from birds, tigers, an elephant, a bear, fish, snakes and other creatures, 160 x 180mm, laid-down to album leaf; album also contains various silhouette cut-outs and other engravings, some hand-coloured Note: Composite animal painting in India finds its roots in 18th century Mughal works, which, in turn, adopted the style from earlier Persian painting. In the 19th century, the works captured tourists’ imaginations, and were produced as souvenirs.

£400-600

Lot 314

92 Lyon & Turnbull

316 [§] BENTLEY, NICOLAS 15 CARICATURES comprising Daphne Du Maurier, Charles Morgan, C.S. Lewis, Queen Victoria entitled “The Private Life of Queen Victoria: We are not Amused”, William Wytcherley, Henry Fox Lord Holland, Benjamin Robert Haydon, Dr Crippen, Lord Erskine, Beau Brummell, A.C. Swinburne, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Colonel Blood, Catherine Waters entitled “Skittles” and John Knox from “Baseless Biography” by E.C. Bentley; all pen and ink on paper, mounted, the largest 240 x 160mm, the smallest 120 x 125mm, all signed £400-600

317 [§] BENTLEY, NICOLAS ILLUSTRATIONS FOR BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS AND ADVERTISEMENTS 39 pieces comprising 56 illustrations, including three illustrations for “Characteristics of the British” (“Obsessive interest in matters horticultural”; “Refusal to be put upon”; “Cheerfulness in the face of adversity”); two illustrations from the Daily Mail; an illustration of a gentleman with a cigar from P. Lawrence’s “Racing Types”; an illustration of a top-hatted gentleman with a cane from “Bentley’s Book of Birds”; and many other comical drawings, many never published, in pen and ink & pencil, mostly signed or initialled, many captioned by hand, the smallest 55 x 120mm and the largest 200 x 290mm, all mounted (39) Note: Born Nicholas Clerihew Bentley in London in 1907, Bentley later changed his name to ‘Nicolas’. In 1926, he sold his first illustration to G.K. Chesterton, Bentley’s godfather, a move which signalled the beginning of his career as an illustrator and writer. Bentley’s most recognisable output may be his illustrations for T.S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats.

£500-700 Lot 316

Lot 317

Lot 316

PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION

Philosophy & Religion

318 BIBLIA SACRA SIVE TESTAMENTUM VET. AB IM. TREMELLIO ET FRAN. JUNIO EX HEBRAEO LATINE REDITTU[M] LONDON: M. FLESHER & R. YOUNG, 1640. 12mo, engraved title (laid down), bound with The Book of Common Prayer. London: J. Bill and C. Barker, 1674. 12mo, late 18th century panelled black morocco gilt, gauffered edges, a few headlines trimmed £200-300

319 BIRMINGHAM & TAMWORTH: THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER BODEN AND ADAMS Birmingham: Boden and Adams, 1769. 8vo, without frontispiece, contemporary calf, joints split [ESTC T224336, RARE: only one copy listed, in Birmingham University Library, however this copy differs in collation as follows: pi2 b-d4 e1 B-4C4, 4D2, b-c4, d2, e-k4 whilst text appears continuous]; [bound with] The Order in Which the Psalms are appointed to be Sung in the Parish Church of Tamworth. Tamworth: Benjamin Shelton, 1769. 8vo [not listed in the English Short Title Catalogue]; Martin, Robert, publisher The Christian’s Useful Companion. Birmingham, 1776. 8vo in fours, frontispiece, contemporary red morocco gilt (2) £200-300

320 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER CAMBRIDGE, 1837 Cambridge: John William Parker, 1837. 16mo, contemporary yellow metal and red velvet, clasp detached, original red morocco slipcase £300-500

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Lot 321

BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER JOHN BASKERVILLE Cambridge: John Baskerville for the University, 1760. Large 8vo, contemporary red morocco with Baskerville floral gilt border, bound by binders working for Baskerville, spine gilt and neatly rebacked, Baskerville’s own colour-wash marbled endpapers, some very minor dampstaining towards the rear of the work, occasional light foxing, covers very slightly rubbed, bookplate of Geoffrey Lord Cross of Chelsea [Gaskell 12, without borders; ESTC T81395] Note: This copy with 2M2 as the final leaf, as is commonly the case. The ESTC writes: “Often found with 2M2 as the final leaf, without the ’Occasional prayers’ in 2N-2Q.” This copy collates: a-b8 [initial leaf blank]. c4, B-T8, U7 [text appears continuous], X-2L8, 2M2.

£400-500

322 BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER JOHN BASKERVILLE Cambridge: John Baskerville for the University, 1761. Large 8vo, contemporary calf gilt by Ed. Moor of Cambridge, neatly rebacked retaining contemporary spine, bookplate, slight dampstain to upper cover, a little internal foxing [Gaskell, 12; ESTC T215674] £200-300

323 DISNEY, JOHN A VIEW OF ANCIENT LAWS AGAINST IMMORALITY AND PROFANENESS .. Lewdness; Profane Swearing, Cursing and Blasphemy, Perjury, Prophanation... Drunkneness, Gambling, Idleness, Vagrancy and Begging. Cambridge: for C. Crownfield, J. Crownfield; sold by J. and J. Knapton, 1729. First edition, folio, contemporary panelled calf, neatly rebacked, spine gilt, raised bands, corners neatly repaired £500-700 Lot 323 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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327 [HICKES, GEORGE] RAVILLAC REDIVIVUS, BEING A NARRATIVE OF THE LATE TRYAL OF MR JAMES MITCHEL, a Conventicle-Preacher, who was Executed the 18th of January last. London: Henry Hills, 1678. 4to, 78pp., modern wrappers, title repaired and laid down, lacks last blank leaf, [ESTC R10945] £200-300

328 HOLY BIBLE, 1668 PRINTED BY JOHN FIELD Cambridge: John Field, 1668 [N.T. 1666]. 4to, bound with The Psalms of David in Metre. Edinburgh: Heirs of Andrew Anderson, 1699. Title within woodcut border, contemporary black panelled morocco gilt, early inscription facing title “Alex. Young his book”, this copy bound without the Apocrypha; General title cut round and mounted, occasional spotting; [Herbert: Bibles, 696] £250-350

329 HOLY BIBLE, PRINTED BY R. Y[OUNG] Edinburgh: Printed by R. Y[oung], 1637. 12mo, 2 parts in one volume, titles within typographic ornament border, final colophon leaf XX12, 18th century reversed calf, raised bands, black morocco label, [Herbert 512]

Lot 324

324

Note: The second duodecimo edition of King James’ version published in Scotland, the first duodecimo edition also being by published in Young in 1634.

£200-300

FAIZULLABHAI, SHAIKH - F.E. JOHNSON, TRANSLATOR THE SEVEN POEMS SUSPENDED IN THE TEMPLE AT MECCA Bombay: Education Society’s Steam Press, 1893. 8vo, original paper wrappers with later? cloth spine, covers soiled and torn with some loss of printed upper wrapper, puncture mark to lower margin of initial 15 pages, an unusual book with no copies on ABPC or on ABEbooks at the time of cataloguing £250-350

325 FORE-EDGE PAINTING - [GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE] - MCLEAN HOUSE, APPOMATTOX MORISON, J.C. THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAINT BERNARD London: Macmillan, 1877. 8vo, with a fore-edge painting of a balconied house, with note on front endpaper “A Virginian scene. View of the house where General Lee surrendered”, 19th century diced calf gilt Note: Lee surrendered at the McLean House, Appomattox, Virginia.

£300-400

326 GREEK NEW TESTAMENT NOVUM JESU CHRISTI DOMINI NOSTRI TESTAMENTUM Sedan: Ioannes Iannoni, 1628 [March 1629]. 32mo, 87 x 48mm (measuring binding), contemporary calf with gilt banding to spine, contemporary leather carry case, front endpaper detaching, some very minor worming to title and initial leaves £200-300 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Lot 326

Philosophy & Religion

330 HYDE FAMILY - BOLTON, ROBERT INSTRUCTIONS FOR A RIGHT COMFORTING AFFLICTED CONSCIENCES, with speciall Antidotes against some grievious temptations, delivered for the most part in the Lecture at Kettering in North-hamptonshire. London: Felix Kyngston for Thomas Weaver, 1631. First edition, 4to, collates: [26], 560, signed “Robt. Hyde” on title page, “Ann Hyde, Her Booke” on title verso, contemporary vellum, title lightly dust-soiled, front free endpaper torn and loose, K5 with marginal tear, binding somewhat soiled, [STC 3238, ESTC S106257] £300-400

331 KNOX, JOHN THE HISTORIE OF THE REFORMATIOUN OF RELIGIOUN WITHIN THE REALM OF SCOTLAND Edinburgh: R. Fleming and Company [for] J. MacEuen, J. Davidson, W. Brown [& others], 1732. Folio, [31], [56], 488, [20], engraved frontispiece portrait, contemporary panelled calf, head and tail of spine rubbed, upper hinge cracked £150-250

332 LOCKE, JOHN THE WORKS, IN NINE VOLUMES London: G. & J. Rivington [&c.], 1824. 9 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf, black and brown morocco labels, slightly rubbed £250-350 Lot 333

333 MILL, JOHN STUART ON LIBERTY London: John W. Parker, 1859. First edition, 8vo, 4pp. advertisements at end, original maroon cloth, cloth faded £1,000-1,500

334 NARES, EDWARD, THE REVEREND THE HOLY BIBLE EMBELLISHED BY THE MOST EMINENT BRITISH ARTISTS London: T. Cadell, 1824. 4 volumes, including the Apocrypha, large square folio, 76 plates and numerous in-text engravings, contemporary maroon morocco gilt, neatly rebacked, bookplates of Percy Arden, occasional slight marginal worming £500-700

335 POLHIL, EDWARD ARMATURA DEI: OR, A PREPARATION FOR SUFFERING IN AN EVIL DAY London: Thomas Cockerill, 1682. 8vo, contemporary calf, worn, some worming to inner margin affecting several letters [ESTC R3431]; J.S. [John Shirley] An Epitomy of Ecclesiastical History... London: W. Thackeray, 1692. Second edition, 8vo, frontispiece, later half calf, lacking one plate and one leaf at rear, a few small holes slightly affecting text [ESTC R5072] (2) £200-300 Lot 334

PHOTOGRAPHY 336 ANNAN, JAMES CRAIG TANGIERS 1926 photogravure on tissue paper, dated and signed in pencil, 115 X 204mm £200-250

337 ACLAND, SARAH ANGELINA PORTRAIT OF JOHN RUSKIN AT BRANTWOOD dated August 1st 1893, albumen print, 150 x 110mm; [AND] albumen print showing George Frederick Watts and his PreRaphaelite muse, Lady Sophia Dalrymple, 148 x 103mm; and an enlarged albumen print showing George Frederick Watts (3) £150-200

338 ARBUTHNOT, MALCOLM PHOTOGRAPH OF WILLIAM NICHOLSON platinum print, signed by Arbuthnot to mount, 150 x 200mm £500-700

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Photography

339 CAMERON, JULIA MARGARET VIRGINIA WOOLF & ROGER FEY, EDITORS VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPHS OF FAMOUS MEN AND FAIR WOMEN London: the Hogarth Press, 1926. 4to, number 212 of 450 numbered copies, frontispiece, 24 plates, original quarter Japanese vellum gilt over pink paper-covered boards, bookplate of Helen Brunner and another small inscription to paste-down endpaper, slight rubbing to covers, hinges weak [Woolmer 86] £400-500

340 [COBURN, ALVIN LANGDON, ATTR.] FRANK BRANGWYN carbon print signed in pencil by Brangwyn to mount, 149 x 210mm; Burne-Jones, Philip photogravure showing Philip Burne-Jones’s portrait of his father, Edward Burne-Jones, signed and inscribed by the son to Sir William Agnew, dated 1899, 330 x 225mm; [AND] an enlarged albumen print showing Richard Ansdell in his studio, 311 x 432mm (3) £200-300

341 COSTER, HOWARD T.E. LAWRENCE silver bromide print, 250 x 180mm, signed ‘Howard Coster FRSA mdm.” in pencil to mount £1,000-1,500

98 Lyon & Turnbull

342 DODGSON, CHARLES LUTTWIDE “LEWIS CARROLL” [ALICE LIDDELL] 3 PLATE-GLASS NEGATIVES The Queen of May, Alice Liddell sitting sidewise on a chair, Alice Liddell with ferns; 3 later glass plate negatives, 162 x 120mm., 164 x 119mm., 164 x 119mm. Note: Seemingly produced for C.A. Stonehill, bookseller, of 23 Museum Street, London W.C.1

£150-250

343 DRURY, ALFRED AN ALBUMEN PRINT SHOWING THE ARTIST IN HIS STUDIO signed by Drury to the mount, dated 1900, 295 x 175cm £200-300

344 EDIS, OLIVE THOMAS HARDY platinum print, 360 x 283mm, showing Hardy at his desk, c.1923 £400-600

Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photography Photographs

345 GRAND DUCHESS MARIA ALEXANDROVNA DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH AUTOGRAPH AND CABINET PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Russian cabinet photograph album with painted covers showing a Russian landworker and a young woman, with watered silk endpapers embossed in Russian from a husband giving the album to his wife, containing photographs of Maria Alexandrovna Duchess of Edinburgh, Prince Alfred Duke of Edinburgh, signed photographs of the Duke and Duchess, their children, a signed photograph of their son-in-law King Ferdinand of Romania and a signed photograph of their daughter and son-in-law Princess Alexandra and Ernst II Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg; Autograph album with signatures dated 1884-1887, many being those of various members of European royal families, including Elizabeth Feodorovna, Prince Alexander of Hesse, Sir John Savile, Frederick Crown Prince of Denmark, Nicholas Prince of Greece, Alexandra Princess of Greece, the Liberal MP William Fletcher and a note from James Abbott McNeill Whistler requesting the company of Mr & Mrs Mark Napier for breakfast at his Tite Street address in Chelsea, upper cover of the autograph album detached (2) Note: Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia was the daughter of Emperor Alexander II of Russia married Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in 1874. Alfred was the fourth child of Queen Victoria and was titled Duke of Edinburgh from 1866, until he became the reigning Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in 1893.

£1,000-1,500

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100 Lyon & Turnbull

346 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS & ADAMSON, ROBERT REVEREND THOMAS HENSHAW JONES c.1844, calotype, 160 x 220mm £200-300

347 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS AND ROBERT ADAMSON REV. DR. PATRICK FAIRBAIRN, 1805-1874, OF SALTOUN Principal of New College, Glasgow, salt print from calotype negative, [1843-47], 197 x 146mm. £1,200-1,800

348 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS, AND ROBERT ADAMSON ELIZABETH (JOHNSTONE) HALL, NEWHAVEN FISHWIFE, salt print from calotype negative, [1843-47], 196 x 140mm. £1,200-1,800 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Photography

349 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS, AND ROBERT ADAMSON JAMES BALLANTYNE, (1808-1877), STAINED GLASS ARTIST AND WRITER, titled in pencil on the back ‘The Gaberlunzie’, a term used for a licensed Scottish beggar and the description of the character Edie Ochiltree in Scott’s ‘The Antiquary’, salt print from calotype negative, [1843-47], 182 x 154mm. £1,500-2,000

350 HILL, DAVID OCTAVIUS, AND ROBERT ADAMSON THE ARTIST AND THE GRAVEDIGGER IN GREYFRIARS CHURCHYARD, WITH DAVID OCTAVIUS HILL, his nieces the Misses Watson and an unknown man, salt print from calotype negative, [1843-47], 201 x 148mm. £2,500-3,500

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102 Lyon & Turnbull

351 HOLLYER, FREDERICK WILLIAM MORRIS enlarged platinum print, 340 x 275mm, with Hollyer’s copyright stamp from Pembroke Square, Kensington, to the reverse of the mount, some scratches to photograph £500-700

352 ORPEN, WILLIAM SIGNED ALBUMEN PRINT OF THE ARTIST signed and inscribed to mount: “To Hollander with regards William Orpen, 1931”, 157 x 226mm £500-700

353

354

HONOLULU - KING KALAKAUA

SOTHEBY’S AND CHRISTIE’S PHOTOGRAPH SALE CATALOGUES,

5 CARTES DE VISITE, AT LEAST 2 BY MONTANO, INCLUDING King Kalakaua, Queen ?Kapiolani, Eating Poi, and another, 3 mounted on card, and carte de visite of President Abraham Lincoln by E. Anthony, New York (5) £250-350

26 SALE CATALOGUES, INCLUDING COLLECTION MARIE-THÉRÈSE ET ANDRÉ JAMES Parts 2 and 3. 2002; and 2 Swann Galleries sale catalogues. £100-150 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Photography

355 SCOTTISH PHOTOGRAPHS--TUNNY, JAMES GOOD (ATTRIBUTED TO, AND OTHERS?) ALBUM OF FORTY-NINE SCOTTISH PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS Edinburgh, c.1850s. 8vo (209 x 133mm.), 49 photographs, comprising 20 SALTED PAPER PRINTS (average 110 x 90mm.) and 29 ALBUMEN PRINTS (average 160 x 120mm.), loosely inserted in an album with blank leaves of wove paper (no visible watermarks), later pencil captions on the mounts (and some later pencil captions on the reverse of the images), nineteenth century blue cloth, album lacking backstrip, lower cover detached Note: EARLY SCOTTISH PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS, including many members of the Royal Scottish Academy: Sir George Harvey (1806-1876), Horatio McCulloch (1806-1867), John Syme (1795-1861), Sir Daniel Macnee (1806-1882), Gourlay Steell (1819-1894), Samuel Bough (1822-1878), Sir John Everett Millais (1829-1896), ?James Drummond (1816-1877), and a photograph of John Graham Gilbert’s 1854 portrait of Sir John Watson Gordon (1788-1864); together with portraits of the physician Sir Robert Christison (1797-1882), the geographer and cartographer Alexander Keith Johnson (1804-1871), and minister Rev. Dr Patrick Clason (1789-1867), and other unidentified portraits of men, women and children.

£2,000-3,000

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104 Lyon & Turnbull

356 OWEN FALLS HYDROELECTRIC SCHEME, UGANDA: ROYAL VISIT AND INAUGURATION GIBB, SIR ALEXANDER AND PARTNERS, AND OTHERS 71 photographs (20 loose, 11 laid onto sheets, 40 laid into sugarpaper book), the largest 305 x 260mm and the smallest 850 x 110mm, commemorating the construction and royal inauguration of the Owen Falls dam and power plant in Uganda on 29th April 1954, with several photographs featuring Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness Prince Philip; The Central Office of Information Owen Falls (Set of 8 plates). London: HMSO, 1954. Spiral-bound oblong 4to with 8 photographic plates from the occasion; Uganda Electricity Board Owen Falls, opening by Her Majesty The Queen, 29th April 1954. 4to, being a programme for the opening, original wrappers Note: Today known as the Nalubaale Hydroelectric Power Station, the Owen Falls Dam and Hydroelectric Scheme was constructed between 1947 and 1954, and officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 29th April 1954. The complex was built following the recommendation of engineer, Charles Redvers Westlake, however the location had been considered significant since John Hanning Speke suggested that Ripon Falls, at the Northern end of Lake Victoria, was the source of the Nile. The construction of the dam effectively extended Lake Victoria and submerged the hitherto famous Ripon Falls. Gibb’s photographs show the construction of the dam, including aerial shots, alongside images of the Queen speaking at her lectern, the Queen and Prince Philip walking past dignitaries and giving speeches. Provenance: From the records of Sir Alexander Gibb and Partners

£300-500

357 PHOTOGRAPHS OF A EUROPEAN TOUR LÉON AUGUSTIN LHERMITTE 142 silver gelatin prints, each c.80 x 110mm, c.1900, detailing a tour through Europe including images of Venice, Paris and London, all laid-down into an album, some rubbing, silvering and spotting, several album leaves loose Note: An accompanying note reads: “Unique original photograph album, belonging to Léon Lhermitte the French painter detailing his trip to other parts of Europe and finally arriving in London for the opening of his exhibition at the Groupil Gallery.”

£400-600

358 STRAVINSKY, IGOR SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH 850 x 140mm, signed and inscribed by Stavinsky dated 11th June 1926 £600-800

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Photography

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359 TWO PHOTOGRAPHS OF ARTISTS ADAMS, GILBERT photograph of Peter Lanyon at work, silver gelatin print, 190 x 160cm; [Kar, Ida?] photograph of Roger Hilton in his studio, silver gelatin print, 195 x 245cm (2) £150-200

360 WALKER, SAMUEL ALEXANDER PHOTOGRAPH OF LORD LEIGHTON carbon? print, 179 x 200mm, signed by Walker to mount; and two Woodbury types of Gustave Eiffel and Viollet-le-Duc (3) £120-180

361 [§] PESSL, FREDERICK V. [1901-1957] SLEEPING BEAUTY photograph on Geva Luxe velours, 480 x 381mm, framed and glazed, c.1950 Provenance: Shown at the Glasgow Art Club in March 1951; Accepted by the Sixteenth Western Ontario International Salon of Photography in September 1951; shown at the Internationale Udstillung af Billedmaessig Fotografi I in Copenhagen, 1952; accepted by the 56th Annual International Exhibition of the Birmingham Photographic Society in 1952; Shown at the Lucknow International Salon of Photography in 1953; shown at the 6th Salon International d’Art Photographique in Bordeaux in 1954; shown at the Windlesham Camera Exhibition in 1955 Note: Little is known about Frederick Pessl. He was born in 1901 in Vienna and died in 1957 aged 55, in Glasgow. After being imprisoned in Auschwitz during the Second World War, Pessl survived the Holocaust and moved to Glasgow in the 1940s, where his work is held in local collections, alongside collections in Leeds. Although he trained as an architect, he had a clear talent for photography, as seen in this almost painterly example of a semi-nude woman sleeping before a tapestry.

£400-600

POLITICS & ECONOMICS 106 Lyon & Turnbull

365 MACHIAVELLI, NICCOLO THE WORKS London: John Starkey..., 1680. Folio, contemporary calf, joints split, covers worn, some very slight worming to initial leaves not affecting text, early ownership signature of Thomas Osway to title-page [ESTC R13145, this copy complete but bound differently to ESTC copy] £400-600

366 MANDELA, NELSON LONG WALK TO FREEDOM Norwalk, Conn.: The Easton Press, 2000. 8vo, signed by Nelson Mandela, Signed Collector’s edition, green morocco gilt, g.e., with Easton Press Certificate of Authenticity loosely inserted £300-400

367 MILL, JOHN STUART PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY London: J. W. Parker, 1849. Second edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, original blue cloth, original paper lettering pieces to spines, 4pp. advertisements at end of each volume, bindings lightly marked £300-400

Lot 363

362 BANKING - [TENNANT, CHARLES] THE BANK OF ENGLAND: AND THE ORGANISATION OF CREDIT London: Longman, Green [&c.] First edition, 8vo, presentation copy “James Bibby Esq. from the Author”, 2pp. advertisements at end, modern antique style quarter calf, spine gilt Note: Very Rare. Only 1 copy recorded by COPAC: BL.

£200-300

363 CASE, JOHN SPHAERA CIVITATIS... Oxford: Joseph Barnes, 1588. Small 4to, contemporary calf, upper cover almost detached, small tears to A5 and Ll6 slightly affecting text [ESTC S107584] £150-200

364 GORE, AL EARTH IN THE BALANCE Boston, New York & London: Houghton Mifflin, 1992. Early issue with numbers 20 - 12 on Copyright page, inscribed to Bill Mann by the author, original cloth, dustwapper, green morocco-backed cloth folding box £200-300

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Lot 365

Politics & Economics

368 PAMPHLETS RELATING TO SCOTLAND, A COLLECTION OF 15 ITEMS, COMPRISING 1) Mercy the Truest Heroism: Display’d in the Conduct of some of the most famous Conquerors. London: M Cooper, 1746. 8vo, 23pp., [ESTC: 7 copies in UK, 1 in N. America] 2) Ferguson, Andrew. A Genuine Account of all the Persons of Note in Scotland, who are now engaged in the Service of the Chevalier. Edinburgh, London Reprinted: J. Robinson, [?1745], 10,9-62p., [ESTC: 14 copies in UK, 3 in N. America] 3) [Saunders, Edmund] Summus Angliae Seneschallus, or a Survey of the Lord High-Steward of England. London: R Cooper, 1746. 8vo, [2],49,[1] p., [ESTC: 5 copies in UK, 10 in N. America, 2 in Australia] 4) Foster, James. An Account of the Behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock, after his Sentence. London: J. Noon & A. Millar, 1746. 8vo, 51, [1]pp., lacking half-title, [ESTC T144578 (numerous copies)] 5) The Westminster Scholar Corrected, or a Defence of Mr Foster’s Account of the Behaviour of the late Earl of Kilmarnock. London: J. Oldcastle, [?1746]. 8vo, 28pp., [ESTC: 11 copies in UK, 4 in N. America] 6) Memoirs of the Lives and Families of the Lords Kilmarnock, Cromartie and Balmerino. London: T. Gardner, 1746. 8vo, [ESTC: 11 copies in UK, 10 in N. America] 7) The Principles of the British Constitution Asserted. LONDON: G. Freer & M Cooper, 1746. 8vo, [2],30pp., [ESTC: 5 copies in UK, 5 in N. America] 8) [Griffiths, Ralph]. Authentic Copies of the Letters and other Papers delivered, at their Execution, by the Nine Rebels who suffer’d Death. London, [1746]. 8vo, 24pp., [ESTC: 4 copies in UK, 8 in N. America]

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Comforts of the Poor. The First Report. London: T. Becket, 1797. 8vo, [2],xv,[3],46,6p., [ESTC: 10 copies in UK, 6 in USA, 2 in Australia] 3) [Lowe, Alexander]. Account of the Drilled Turnip Husbandry of Berwickshire. 8vo, 16pp., [ESTC: L & NLS] 4) Howlett, John. Dispersion of the Gloomy Apprehensions of late repeatedly suggested, from the Decline of our Corn-Trade. London: W. Richardson, 1797. 8vo, 4, 52pp., with half-title, [ESTC: 7 copies in UK, 2 in USA] 5) Importance of the Brewery Stated. Edinburgh: P. Hill & T.N. Longman, 1798. 8vo, [2],74,10,18p., [ESTC: 2 copies in UK, 3 in USA] 6) Number XXVIII. Parish of Peterhead... by the Rev. Dr Moir. pp. 541630, extracted from periodical. 7) epertory of Arts and Manufactures. Number L. [Dec. 12, 1797], 8vo, 24pp., 1 plate, [extract from] 8) An Important Crisis, in the Callico and Muslin Manufactory in Great Britain, explained. [London, 9th April, 1788, dated at end] 8vo, 28pp., drop-head title, [ESTC: 7 copies in UK, 4 in N. America] 9) Letter from Bailies Dalrymple, Smith and Hall, to the Lord Provost at Peterhead. [Edinburgh, 1 August 1798], 8vo, 24pp., drophead title, [ESTC: 3 copies in UK, 1 in N. America] 10) [?Wood, J.] Elements of Perspective. [n.p., n.d.] 8vo, 64pp., 6 folding plates, [possibly ESTC T113885, incomplete]; 10 items in one volume, contemporary quarter calf, vellum tips, red morocco label “Miscellanies” , numbered “273” in gilt on spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo; and a volume of later articles [c. 1806-15], extracted from magazines, 8vo, contemporary half calf (2) £200-300

9) An Essay on the Nature of Oaths. London: H. Carpenter, [?1750]. 8vo, [2],17,[1]pp. [ESTC: 2 copies in UK, 6 in N. America] 10) [Mansfield, William Murray, Earl of] The Thistle, a Dispassionate Examine of the Prejudice of Englishmen in General to the Scotch Nation. London: H. Carpenter, [1747]. 8vo, 52pp., [ESTC: 12 copies in UK, 15 in N. America] 11) The Rose: Being a Detection of the pernicious Tendency of Two Libels.. Pamphlet entitled, The Thistle. London: J. Roberts, [1747]. 8vo, 2, 50pp., [ESTC: 14 copies in UK, 14 in N. America] 12) A Candid and Impartial Discussion of the False Reasonings, Gross Misrepresentations and Studies Fallacies of Two late Pieces. London: M. Cooper, 1747. 8vo, [2], 84, lacks half-title, [ESTC: 14 copies in UK, 17 in N. America] 13) Memoirs of the Life of Lord Lovat. London: M. Cooper, 1746. 8vo, [iv], 123pp., with half-title, [ESTC: 8 copies in UK, 5 in N. America] 14) A Free Examination of the Memoirs of Lord Lovat. [London, 1746], 2, 60pp., with half-title but lacking title, [ESTC: 17 copies in UK, 11 in N. America] 15) A Genuine Narrative of the Life, Behaviour and Conduct of Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat. London: B. Coke, 1747. 8vo, [4], 70pp., lacks portrait, [ESTC: 6 copies in UK, 2 in N. America], 15 works in one volume, contemporary calf backed boards, red morocco label “Miscellany Pamphlets”, uncut, numbered “101” in gilt on spine, rubbed, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo £300-450

369 SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS, A COLLECTION OF 10 ITEMS, COMPRISING 1) [Voght, Caspar] Account of the Management of the Poor in Hamburgh, since the year 1788. Edinburgh, 1795. 8vo, [2],61,[1]p. , [ESTC: 23 copies] 2) The Society for Bettering the Condition and Increasing the Lot 369

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Petition of Thomas Harris, Distiller in Bristol. [Edinburgh, Jan. 27 1796], 4to, 36pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 12) Condescendence for David Steuart, Merchant in Edinburgh, Trustee for the Creditors of James Stein, late Distiller at Kilbagie... against Thomas Harris. [Edinburgh, Feb. 26 1796], 4to, 17pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 13) Answers for Cross, Son, Harris & Co., Distillers in Bristol - Claimants. [Edinburgh, June 17 1796], 4to, 22pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 14) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session. The Petition of the Bank of Scotland, of William Ramsay, Esq., Banker.. Thomas Cranstoun. [Edinburgh, June 25 1796], 4to, 10pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 15) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session. the Petition of Lieutenant William Troop. [Edinburgh, April 7 1796], 4to, 17, 13pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 16) Proof in Process, the Royal Bank of Scotland, against Mess. Dunlop, Houstoun, Gammill, & Company. [Edinburgh, 6 Feb. 1795]. 4to, 40pp., [ESTC & COPAC: L only] 17) [Royal Bank of Scotland.] Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session. The Additional Petition of Mess. Robert Scott Moncrieff and David Dale. [Edinburgh, May 30 1795]. 4to, [2],63,[1],21,[1]p., [ESTC: L only] 18) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session. The Petition of Robert and Henry Drummonds, Esqrs, Bankers. [Edinburgh, May 13, 1795], 4to, 14pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] Lot 370

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19) Answers for Archibald Seton of Touch... to the Petition of Robert and Henry Drummonds. [Edinburgh, June 14 1795], 4to, 19pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

A COLLECTION OF 22 ITEMS, COMPRISING

20) Memorial for Robert and Henry Drummonds, Esqrs, Bankers... against Archibald Seton of Touch. [Edinburgh, Feb. 20 1795], 4to, 16pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

1) Information for the Honourable Henry Erskine, Dean and the remnant Members of the Faculty of Advocates. [Edinburgh, April 20 1787]. 4to, 42, [2]pp., drophead title, [ESTC: 1 copy, calling for 11, [1]pp.]

21) Memorial for Archibald Seton of Touch... against the Creditors of Hugh Seton of Touch. [Edinburgh, Jan. 13 1795], 4to, 17pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

2) Unto the Right Honourable The Lord Justice General, Lord Justice Clerk.... The Petition and Complaint of Robert Dundas of Arniston. [Edinburgh, Jan. 20 1794], 4to, 14pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

22) Until the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of James Dunlop, late of Garnkirk. [Edinburgh, June 14 1799]. 4to, 25, 22pp], [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC], together 22 items, contemporary quarter calf, vellum tips, red morocco label “Miscellanies”, split to spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo

SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS,

3) Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session... The Petition of Alexander Lord Salton. Edinburgh, Jan. 30 1787. 4to, 11pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 4) Teind-Cause. Answers for Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Baronet, to the Petition of Alexander Lord Salton. [Edinburgh, April 20 1787], 4to, 6pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 5) Teind-Cause. Condescendence for Alexander Lord Salton, against Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo. [Edinburgh, Aug. 7 1787]. 4to, 8pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 6) Teind Court. Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session... the Petition of Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Baronet, Francis Garden of Gardenstone... [Edinburgh, Jan. 22 1793]. 4to, 11pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 7) Teind Casue. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session. The Petition of The Rev. Mr James Greig. [Edinburgh, Jan. 22 1793], 4to [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 8) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Alexander Mackenzie. [Edinburgh, May 27 1795], 4to, 12, 13pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 9) Memorial for David Steuart, Esq., Banker in Edinburgh... against Thomas Harris. [Edinburgh, Nov. 11 1794]. 4to, [2], 68, 31pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 10) Memorial for Thomas Harris, Distiller in Bristol... against David Steuart, Merchant in Edinburgh. [Edinburgh, Dec. 13 1794], 4to, [2], 128, 28pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 11) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session. The Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

£400-600

371 SCOTTISH PAMPHLETS, A COLLECTION OF 34 ITEMS, COMPRISING 1) Articles and Conditions relative to the Tacks of Alexander Fraser Esq. of Stichen. [Aberdeen?, 1781?]. 4to, 14pp., [ESTC: 1 copy, Aberdeen] 2) Information for the Governor and Company of the Royal Bank of Scotland, and Mr William Simpson. [Edinburgh, 1794]. 4to, 43pp., [ESTC: L only] 3) Information for Andrew Houston of Jordanhill, James Macdowall, Merchant in Glasgow, and James Gammill, Merchant in Greenock, Partners of the Greenock Banking Company. [Edinburgh, 1794], 4to, [2],77,[1],6pp., [ESTC: L only] 4) Exhibits and Depositions of Havers in the Cause, The Royal Bank against Dunlop, Houston, Gammill and Company. [Edinburgh, 1794], 4to, 38pp., [ESTC: L only] 5) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of James Craig, Esq., Trustee of the sequestrated Estate of John Stein. [Edinburgh, June 13 1792], 4to, 17, 8pp, [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 6) Memorial for Mr Alexander Weir, humbly stated for the Consideration of the Subscribers to the Museum. [Edinburgh ?, 1794],

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4to, 6pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 7) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session... The Petition of the Rev. Mr James Greig. [Edinburgh, Jan. 22 1793], 4to, 7pp. ; [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 8) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Additional Petition of Donald Ross. [Edinburgh, Feb. 21 1792]. 4to, 25pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 9) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Sir William Forbes, James Hunter and Company. [Edinburgh, Feb. 9 1790], 4to, 16pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 10) Corrected Draught of a Proposed Bill, for Rendering the Payment of Creditors more Equal and Expeditious... [Edinburgh, April 13 1793]. 4to, [2],36, [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 11) Memorial for Sir William Forbes and others against Robert Forrester and Robert Jamieson. [Edinburgh, Feb. 19 1794], 4to, [2], 35pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 12) Information for Archibald Graham, Cashier to the Thistle Bank of Glasgow, Charger, against William Gillespie and Company. [Edinburgh, April 9 1794]. 4to, [2],29pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 13) Information for William Gillespie and Company, Suspenders; against Archibald Graham, Charger. [Edinburgh, May 13 1794]. 4to, [2],34pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 14) Replies for Dr. Stewart Threipland of Fingask, George Oswald of Auchincruive. [Edinburgh: Dec. 7 1793]. 4to, 15, 9pp., inscribed to Sir William Forbes Bart. from Mr Andrew, [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 15) Information for Dr Steuart Threipland of Fingask, George Oswald of Auchincruive... against Messrs Eden, Ridley, Cookson... [Edinburgh, Jan. 16 1793], 4to, 13, 15pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 16) Answers for Mess. Eden, Ridley, Cookson, Widdrington and Company, to the Petition of Dr Steuart Threipland. [Edinburgh, Sept. 5 1793], 4to, 28, 10pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 17) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of John Stein. [Edinburgh, Dec. 19 1793]. 4to, 11pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 18) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition and Complaint of John Taylor. [Edinburgh, Nov. 20, 1793], 4to, 9pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 19) Information for Sir William Forbes, James Hunter and Company, Bankers.. against David Steuart. [Edinburgh, Dec. 20, 1790]. 4to, 12pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 20) Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Messr. Stoner and Hunter. [Edinburgh, Jan. 29 1783]. 4to, 29pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 21) Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Thomas Bushby of Ardwell. [Edinburgh, July 13 1781], 4to, 10pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 22) Answers for Messrs Hodgson and Donaldson, Merchants in London. [Edinburgh, July 25 1781], 4to, 12pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 23) Condescendence for Messrs Hodgson and Donaldson, Merchants in London. [Edinburgh, Dec. 20 1781], 4to, 8pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 24) Answers for Thomas Bushby of Ardwell, Defender, to the Condescendence. [Edinburgh, Jan. 16 1782], 4to, 7pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 25) Condescendence for Thomas Bushby of Ardwell, Defender. [Edinburgh, Dec. 19 1781], 4to, 3pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

Lot 371 28) State of the Three Conjoined Processes, John Newlands of Lochhead. [Edinburgh, 11 August 1787], 4to, 46pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 29) Condescendence for Allan, Steuart, and Company, Merchants in Leith. [Edinburgh, Jan. 13 1789], 4to, 40pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 30) Answers for Henry Jaffray and other Partners of the Stirling Banking Company. [Edinburgh, Feb. 25 1789], 4to, 36, [2]pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 31) Letters of Correspondence between Mr Elphinston and his Creditors. [Edinburgh, 1788], 4to, 20pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 32) Letters, Notes, Remarks, &c. regarding Mr Elphinston’s Proposals to his Creditors. [Edinburgh, 1788], 4to, 24pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 33) Abstract of the Proof, on the part of the Pursuers as to the Rent and Value of the Lands in dispute. [Edinburgh, Jan. 16 1795], 4to, 9pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC] 34) State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator, the Right Honourable Henry Dundas of Melvill. [Edinburgh, 7 March 1794]. 4to, ix, 196pp., large coloured folding plan of the Annexed Estate of Lochiel, 34 items in one volume, contemporary quarter calf, vellum tips, red morocco label “Miscellanies”, number “72” tooled in gilt on spine, bookplate of Sir William Forbes Bart. of Pitsligo £600-800

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26) Answers for Messrs. Hodgson and Donaldson, Merchants. [Edinburgh, Jan. 17 1782], 4to, 3pp., [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

WYLD, SAMUEL

27) Report of Sir William Forbes, Baronet, and David Steuart, Esq... in an Act... entituled An Act for Preventing the Slaughtering of Cattle within the City of Edinburgh. [Edinburgh, Nov. 18 1782], 4to, 10pp. [Unrecorded in ESTC & COPAC]

London: W. Johnston, 1760. Fourth edition, 8vo, folding frontispiece & 6 folding engraved plates, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked, corners neatly repaired

THE PRACTICAL SURVEYOR

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Lot 378

373 ASHBEE, C.R. CRAFTSMANSHIP IN COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY [Essex House Press, 1908] 8vo, original quarter cloth, inscribed to freeendpaper: “W. Sales in memory of C.R. Ashbee, 23. May ‘42” £100-200

374 BARRIE, J.M. - HUGH THOMSON THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1914. 4to, number 189 of 500 copies signed by the artist, 20 tipped in colour plates by Hugh Thomson, original pictorial vellum gilt, t.e.g., others uncut, lacks ties £150-200

375 BULL, RÉNÉ, ILLLUSTRATOR THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM London: Hodder and Stoughton, [1913]. 4to, number 147 of 250 copies signed by Bull, 10 tipped-in colour plates, plus other illustrations within text, original vellum gilt, some foxing, covers a little soiled and slightly bowed £300-500

376 CERVANTES, MIGUEL DE DON QUIXOTE DE LA MANCHA London: The Nonesuch Press, [1930]. 2 volumes, 8vo, number 656 of 1475 copies, original calf, slipcase, a little fading to covers (2) £200-300 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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377 CLARE, JOHN THE PRIMROSE BANK Market Drayton: Tern Press, 1986. Oblong 8vo, number 7 of 15 copies signed by Mary and Nicholas Parry with 5 original watercolours by Nicholas Parry, original pictorial leather, slipcase £120-180

378 COMBE, WILLIAM [THOMAS ROWLANDSON] THE DANCE OF LIFE, A POEM London: R. Ackermann, 1817. First edition, 8vo, hand-coloured frontispiece, additional coloured engraved title-page, 24 hand-coloured plates, advert leaf, contemporary half calf with renewed banded gilt spine, a little spotting to first 37 pages, one plate with some soiling [Abbey, Life, 264]

381

£250-300

FINE BINDING BY HERZOGS OF STOCKHOLM

Lot 379

GAUGUIN, PAUL

379

Noa Noa. Voyage à Tahiti. Stockholm:: Jan Förlag, 1947. 4to, attractive panelled green morocco gilt with gilt flower motifs to covers, fern printed endpapers, bound 1948, slipcase

FELL, GRANVILLE, ILLUSTRATOR THE BOOK OF JOB London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1896. 8vo, original cloth, a little darkening to spine, small mark to upper cover, a little internal browning

Provenance: Bookplate of J.R. Abbey; the Earl of Perth, sold in these rooms in January 2013

£150-200

£250-350

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FINE BINDING - SAUREL, ETIENNE LE CHEVAL: EQUITATION ET SPORTS HIPPIQUES Paris: Librairie Larousse, [1967]. 8vo, specially bound in tan morocco gilt, hoof-print endpapers, with removable mount, supported by two stirrups and a leather strap, a little soiling to covers £150-200

TOULET, P. -J. Les Trois Imposteurs. Paris: Emil-Paul Frères, [1929]. 8vo, number 60 of 200 copies, on papier d’Arches, 16 engravings by Hermine David, elaborate red and grey morocco with snakeskin inlays in an Art Deco pattern with the title of the work inlayed in teal, cream and red morocco, marbled calf doublures, gilt tooling to spine, slipcase £300-400

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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, A COLLECTION

SHACKLETON, KEITH

INCLUDING RACKHAM, ARTHUR

Tidelines. London: Lutterworth Press, 1951. 4to, inscribed to the titlepage: “Bill Matthews, with good wishes from W.S. Shackleton” in 1952, handsome blue morocco gilt with gilt goose and sun motifs to covers

Leicester: The Gadsby Gallery, 1980. Oblong folio, number 58 of 150 copies, original black quarter morocco gilt, orange slipcase

Grimm’s Fairy Tales. London, 1909. 4to, 40 coloured mounted plates, original red pictorial cloth, rubbed; Jerrold, Walter The Big Book of Fables. 1912, 4to, illustrations by Charles Robinson, original red pictorial cloth gilt, spine faded; Wagner, R. Parsifal. 1912. 4to, illustrated by Willy Pogany, original grey pictorial cloth gilt, binding slightly skewed; Harrison, Florence Christina Rossetti Poems. Blackie & Son, plates, original white pictorial cloth gilt, t.e.g.; Glasgow Contemporaries at the Dawn of the XXth Century. Glasgow, c.1900. 4to, original pictorial vellum gilt; Kingsley, Charles The Heroes or Greek Fairy Tales. London: Philip Lee Warner, Publisher to the Medici Society, 1912. 4to, plates by W. Russell Flint, original vellum gilt, ties, t.e.g., slipcase; and 10 others, miscellaneous (16)

£400-600

£200-300

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HAND & FLOWER PRESS - FASSAM, THOMAS

JEFFERIES, RICHARD

AN HERBARIUM FOR THE FAIR

BY THE BROOK

London: Hand & Flower Press, 1949. 4to, number 124 of 260 copies printed by the Ditchling Press and signed by the author, etched title and 20 plates etched and signed by Betty ShawLawrence, brown half morocco by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, t.e.g., uncut, boards slightly marked

[London:] Eric & Joan Stevens, 1981. 8vo, etched frontispiece signed by Arthur Neal, out-of-series copy of 170 (i.e. 171) copies signed by George Miller and specially bound by him in green morocco gilt, slipcase

Provenance: The Earl of Perth, sold in these rooms in January 2013

£200-300

384 GRAHAM, RIGBY LEICESTERSHIRE

£120-180

£150-200

Lot 386 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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388 JONES, OWEN, ILLUMINATOR - MARY-ANN BACON FLOWERS AND THEIR KINDRED THOUGHTS London: Longman & Co., 1848. 8vo, original embossed calf relievo binding, a little internal foxing £120-180

389 JONES, OWEN, ILLUMINATOR - THOMAS GRAY GRAY’S ELEGY [London: Longman & Co., 1846] 8vo, original embossed calf being Leake’s patented relievo binding, early gift inscription to front free-endpaper £200-300

390 KING, JESSIE M. L’HABITATION FORCEE BY RUDYARD KIPLING Paris: Editions Rene Kieffer, 1921, 4to, number 115/500 copies, traduction de Louis Fabulet et Robert D’Humieres, 28 hand-coloured pochoir illustrations, original cream wrapper, upper cover with hand-coloured pochoir design £200-300

391 LEATHER BINDINGS 10 BOOKS, COMPRISING Hallam, Henry View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages. London: John Murray, 1819. 3 volumes, 8vo, second edition, contemporary red half morocco gilt; Nelson, Robert A Companion for the Festivals and Fasts of the Church of England. London: F. and C. Rivington, 1800. 8vo, contemporary straight-grained blue morocco gilt; Smart, C., translator The Works of Horace... London: T. Carnan, 1780. 2 volumes, 12mo, contemporary calf gilt; White, Gilbert The Natural History of Selborne... London: John Lane, 1902. 8vo, contemporary green straight-grained half morocco gilt; Emerson, R.W. Friendship. London: The Astolat Press, 1903. 12mo, printed in red and black with original red calf covers with gilt oak and acorn motifs; Thomson, James The Seasons. London: John Sharpe, 1821. 12mo, green half calf gilt; [Aulnoy, Marie Catherine, Comtesse d’] The History of the Earl of Warwick, surnam’d the King-Maker. London: J. Woodward, 1708. Second edition in English, lacking 3C3 and 3D4 & 5 [ESTC T76174] £300-500

392 LEECH, JOHN PICTURES OF LIFE AND CHARACTER. FROM THE COLLECTION OF MR. PUNCH London: Bradbury, Agnew & Co., [? 1896], Series 1 - 5 bound in one volume, original pictorial red cloth gilt, g.e., front endpaper, title, sectional title & first leaf loose, first leaf slightly wormed in inner margin, rubbed, hinges a little weak £80-100

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393 MORRIS, WILLIAM A DREAM, BEING A ROMANCE Sheffield: The School of Art Press, March 1908. 16mo, number 14 of 20 copies, original green quarter morocco over Japanese vellum gilt £200-300

394 PRIVATE PRESS, 4 WORKS INCLUDING POWERS, ALAN The Marches, a picturesque tour. London: Merivale Editions, 1989. Folio, number 19 of 150 copies, 8 signed lithographs, also with the progressive proofs normally contained in numbers 1-12, in original solander box; Tucker, Peter Haslewood Books. The books of Frederick Etchells & Hugh MacDonald. Hanborough: Parrot, 1990. 4to, number 39 of 85 Pochoir coloured copies by Sylvia Stoker, original marbled cloth, slipcase; Mascy, Hugh- Ormerod Greenwood, translator & Roy Morgan, illustrator Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. London: The Lion and Unicorn Press, [1956]. Folio, one of 200 copies, 12 colour lithographs, original case; Cave, Roderick Chinese Ceremonial Papers. Risbury: The Whittington Press, 2002. Folio, contemporary red half morocco with decorative Chinese motif to upper cover, volume containing samples of paper in half cloth and paper fan laid into a separate folder, all contained in original slipcase (4) £300-400

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397 SPENSER, EDMUND - THE CRESSET PRESS THE SHEPHEARDS CALENDER London: The Cresset Press, 1930. Small folio, number 95 of 350 numbered copies, 13 stencil illustrations by John Nash and coloured by the Curwen Press, original quarter vellum over silk; Lermontov, Mikhail Yurievitch A Song About Tsar Ivan Vasilyevitch... London: The Aquila Press, 1929. 8vo, one of 750 illustrated by Paul Nash, orange morocco with cream and black onlays (2) £150-250

398 TWO 19TH CENTURY EMBOSSED AND STAMPED BINDINGS COMPRISING ALLOM, T. Forty-Six Views of Tyrolese Scenery... London: Black and Armstrong, [n.d.] 4to, folding map, engraved plates, original embossed leather gilt, neatly rebacked, bookplate, a little foxing; Cats, Jacob & Robert Farlie Moral Emblems. London: Longman, Green, Longman and Roberts, 1860. 4to, original decorative stamped morocco by Bosworth & Harrison (2) £120-180

399 WALTON, IZAAK - CHARLES COTTON - JOSEPH CRAWHALL IZAAK WALTON: HIS WALLET BOOKE London: The Leadenhall Press / Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1885. 8vo, inscribed: “Betty Scott [the “Cullercoats Fishwife”], from her friend Joseph Crawhall, with kind regards, Bet. 86”, one of 500 copies, woodcuts coloured by Crawhall, original vellum gilt with printed calico pockets to pastedown endpapers, with ties, bookplate of Betty Isabella Earle, spine slightly chipped £500-600 Lot 396

395 PRIVATE PRESS, 4 WORKS, THREE RELATING TO EDWARD BAWDEN FREEDMAN, BARNETT - ROGERSON, IAN The Graphic Art. Upper Denby: The Fleece Press, 2006. Original red cloth with a loosely inserted Freedman design for Jack Rivington, by the Curwen Press, DVD in rear pocket, slipcase; Bawden, Edward - Skipwith, Peyton Entertaining á la Carte. Norwich: The Mainstone Press, 2007. Out-of-series copy of 1000, original green cloth; Bawden, Edward - Yorke, Malcolm The Inward Laugh. Upper Denby: The Fleece Press, 2005. One of 750 copies, original quarter cloth over pictorial boards; Bawden, Edward & Ravilious, Eric - Mainstone, Tim, editor Away we Go! Advertising London’s Transport. Norwich: The Mainstone Press, 2006. Original wrappers with yellow dust-jacket (4) £150-200

396 RAYMOND, JEAN PAUL BEYOND THE THRESHOLD Plaistow: Privately printed at the Curwen Press, 1929. 8vo, one of 150 copies produced, 5 plates by Ricketts, original red morocco gilt also by Ricketts £200-300 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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ACCUM, FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN

LE GRAND DICTIONNAIRE DE L’ACADÉMIE FRANÇOISE [DES ARTS ET SCIENCES]

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON GAS-LIGHT, EXHIBITING A SUMMARY DESCRIPTION

Amsterdam: Jean Baptiste Coignard, 1696. Second edition, Folio, 4 volumes in 2 books, contemporary half morocco with gilt tooling to spine, ownership bookplate; Goring, C.R. & A. Prichard Microscopic Illustrations. London: Whittaker, Treacher, 1830. 8vo, 5 plates, 3 handcoloured, original boards, uncut, spine chipped, corners edgeworn, hinge repaired, some light spotting throughout, rubbed; Van Heurck, Henri The Microscope. London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, 1893. English edition, large 8vo, original morocco gilt panelled cover, frontispiece and plate, edgeworn, hinge split, slight discolouration to edges (4)

of the Apparatus and Machinery best calculated for illuminating Streets, Houses and Manufactories with Carburetted Hydrogen, or Coal-Gas. London: for R. Ackermann, 1815. First edition, 8vo, [ii], iii, [v], [i],186; 7 hand-coloured aquatint plates (2 folding), modern calf, red morocco labels, uncut, slightly spotted

£300-500

£200-300

402 ADAMS, JOHN; BOWDOIN, JAMES; HANCOCK, JAMES MEMOIRS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Boston: Adams and Nourse, 1785. First edition, 4to, volume 1, parts 1-3, 4to, 6 folding plates, original publisher’s drab boards and paper spine, spotting & offsetting to spines (as often), [Sabin 1034] Note: First edition of the first volume of the Memoirs, one of the United States’s most important and influential intellectual societies.

£200-300

403 BABBAGE, CHARLES - THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY MEMOIRS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON [later the Royal Astronomical Society]. London: Published by Baldwin, Cradock... [and later other publishers], 1822 - 1847. 4to, volumes 1-16 only, including Charles Babbage’s A note respecting the application of machinery to the calculation of astronomical tables and Observations on the application of machinery to the computation of mathematical tables in volume 1, part 11, On a new Zenith Micrometer in volume 2 and Notice respecting some errors common to many tables of logarithms in volume 3; other contributions include Report on the pendulum experiments made by the late Captain Henry Foster... in volume 7 & The catalogues of Ptolemy, Ulugh Beigh, Tycho Brahe, Halley, Hevelius, deduced from the best authorities... by Francis Baily, Esq. President of the Societyv in volume 13; engraved plates throughout, later quarter morocco library bindings, two cancelled stamps/bookplates to each paste-down endpaper, some foxing (16) £800-1,200 Lot 403

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407 HUXLEY, THOMAS HENRY PHYSIOGRAPHY: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF NATURE London: Macmillan & Co., 1877. First edition, 8vo, 3 double-page folding maps, 2 folding colour plates, autograph envelope to Sir John Skelton, signed by Huxley tacked to flyleaf, contemporary green quarter morocco gilt £100-150

408 MAIR, JOHN BOOK-KEEPING METHODIZ’D Edinburgh: W. Sands, 1763. Seventh edition, 8vo, with final advert leaf, contemporary calf gilt, restored [ESTC T132113] £250-350

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404 CURIE, MADAME PIERRE TRAITÉ DE RADIOACTIVITÉ Paris: Gauthier-Villars, 1910. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, frontispiece portrait, 7 plates, diagrams, contemporary three quarter brown cloth, green morocco labels, brown morocco-backed cloth box £1,000-1,500

405 DUNCAN, ANDREW THE EDINBURGH NEW DISPENSATORY Edinburgh: Bell & Bradfute, 1808. Fourth edition, 8vo, 6 plates, contemporary calf neatly rebacked with a later spine, some browning and annotations in an early hand; Thomson, John The Edinburgh New Dispensatory. Edinburgh: William Creech, 1813. 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, rebacked, bookplate, a little soiling (2) £200-300

406 FIVE WORKS INCLUDING DARWIN, CHARLES THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES BY MEANS OF NATURAL SELECTION London: J. Murray, 1875. Sixth edition (Fifteenth thousand), original green cloth, folding diagram, corners slightly rubbed, newspaper clippings announcing Darwin’s death tipped in; Fleming, Sir Alexander Penicillin its Practical Application. 1946. First edition, first impression, original pale blue cloth, spine slightly faded, slight rubbing to corners; Wittels, Fritz Sigmund Freud, His Personality, His Teaching & His School. London: G. Allen & Unwin, 1924. First UK edition, 8vo, frontispiece, original cloth, some spotting; Duncan, David Douglas The Private World of Pablo Picasso. [New York], Ridge Press, [1958]. First edition, 4to, original stiff photographic wrappers, inscribed “Margery Lewis Smith”; Pepys, Samuel Diary and Correspondence. 1848, 5 volumes, 8vo, frontispieces, modern blue half morocco gilt (9)

A TUTOR TO ASTRONOMY AND GEOGRAPHY London: S. Roycroft for Joseph Moxon, 1686. Small 4to, portrait, contemporary calf, joints split, small hole to Gg1 affecting a couple of letters [ESTC R11899] £200-300

410 PHARMACOLOGY - 5 WORKS INCLUDING FULLER, THOMAS Pharmacopoeia Extemporanea: or, a Body of Medicines... London: W. Innys, 1730. Fourth edition, 8vo, portrait, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked, bookplate, a few early notes, covers a little rubbed [ESTC T138946]; [Dossie, Robert] Theory and Practice of Chirurgical Pharmacy... London: J. Nourse, 1761. 8vo, contemporary calf with red morocco gilt label to spine, bookplate [ESTC T148841]; Quincy, John Pharmacopoeia Officinalis & Extemporanea: or, a Complete English Dispensatory... London: T. Longman, 1769. Fourteenth edition, 8vo, vcontemporary calf, neatly rebacked [ESTC T61387]; Healde, Thomas The Pharmacopoeia, of the Royal College of Physicians of London. London: T. Longman, 1796. Seventh edition, 8vo, with final advert leaf, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked [ESTC N11349]; Paris, J.A. Pharmacologia... London: W. Phillips, 1825. Sixth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, modern half calf, the ‘Medicinal Dynameter’ lacking the original volvelle, some dampstaining (6) £400-600

£500-700

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RUSSELL, BERTRAND THE PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS Cambridge: University Press, 1903. First edition, volume 1 [all published], 8vo, original blue cloth gilt, small ownership signature to free-endpaper, a little initial foxing, occasional small, light dust-marks, hinges slightly weak £400-600

412 SALLUSTIUS, CRISPUS, C. IN USUM DELPHINI DILIGENTER RESENSVIT...

415 WATSON, JAMES D.

THE DOUBLE HELIX. A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE STRUCTURE OF D.N.A. New York: Atheneum, 1968. First American edition, signed “James D. Watson” on blank leaf before half-title, 8vo, original blue cloth, original dustwrapper, red morocco-backed cloth clamshell box

London: Thomas Child, 1697. 8vo, final advert leaf, contemporary panelled calf, some browning [ESTC R33714]

£500-800

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413 SCIENCE & TRAVEL 5 BOOKS Prout, William Chemistry, Meteorology and the Function of Digestion... London: William Pickering, 1834. 8vo, hand-coloured folding map, contemporary calf gilt; James, Colonel Sir Henry Ordnance Survey. Abstracts of the Principal Lines of Spirit Levelling in Scotland. London: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861. 2 volumes (plate and text), folio, original blue cloth, bookplates and withdrawn stamps of The Geological Society; [Adams, W.H. Davenport] The Arctic World... London: T. Nelson and Sons, 1876. Folio, original green cloth gilt, foxing, neat gift inscription to title-page; and another work, lacking its titlepage, the British Association Meeting, Dundee, 1867, Memorial Volume, original green cloth gilt, text-block detached (5) £150-200

Lot 418

WATT, JAMES [1736-1819] - SIGNATURE MÉMOIRES D’AGRICULTURE D’Économie Rurale Domestique, publiés par la Société d’Agriculture de Paris. Paris: L. Jorry, 1785. 8vo, James Watt’s copy signed ‘J. Watt’ to title-page, contemporary blue straight-grained half morocco with gilt floral motifs to spine £300-400

417 WHISTON, WILLIAM AND HUMPHREY DITTON A NEW METHOD FOR DISCOVERING LONGITUDE BOTH AT SEA AND LAND London: Mr Whiston and Mrs Ditton, 1715. Second edition, 8vo, 104 pages, contemporary panelled red morocco gilt, light scattered spotting, [ESTC T39883, recording 14 copies (8 in UK, 5 in USA, 1 in Europe) £600-800

414 WALLACE, ALFRED RUSSEL

418

DARWINISM, AN EXPOSITION OF THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION

[WILKINS, JOHN]

London: Macmillan, 1889. First edition, 8vo, photogravure frontispiece port, folding colour-tinted map, 19 wood-engraved illustrations in text & 18 diagrams, graphs & tables, original green cloth £600-800

MATHEMATICALL MAGICK, OR, THE WONDERS THAT MAY BE PERFORMED BY MECHANICALL GEOMETRY London: Sa: Gellibrand, 1648. 8vo, contemporary calf, covers rubbed, lower cover detached [ESTC R6164] £300-400

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2 SPORTING WORKS

EGAN, PIERCE

COMPRISING SOMERVILE, WILLIAM

BOXIANA; OR, SKETCHES OF ANTIENT & MODERN PUGILISM

The Chase, a poem. London: W. Bulmer and Co., 1796. First edition, 4to, thick paper copy, with woodcuts by John & Thomas Bewick, contemporary calf gilt, rebacked retaining original spine, from the library sale of John Mitchell Marshall, a little internal foxing [ESTC T108434]; The Sporting Magazine a bound collection of 56 engravings from The Sporting magazine, contemporary half calf gilt, bookplate (2)

London: G. Smeeton, July 1812. 8vo, volume 1 only, frontispiece, engraved title, 20 plates (including 4 folding plates), original quarter cloth over boards, ownership inscriptions to free-endpaper, some spotting and browning throughout, one plate with tears, a couple of small holes to text and plates only slightly affecting text, spine chipped, a little soiling to covers

£150-200

£200-300

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ANGLING, 3 WORKS

EGAN, PIERCE

INCLUDING BOWLKER, CHARLES

SPORTING ANECDOTES

The Art of Angling; or, Compleat Fly-Fisher... Birmingham: Swinney & Walker, 1792. 12mo, engraved frontispiece, modern half calf [ESTC N16240]; [Davy, Sir Humphrey] Salmonia: or Days of Fly Fishing. London: John Murray, 1832. Third edition, 8vo, contemporary red half morocco gilt, ownership inscription to flyleaf, a little foxing; Walton, Izaak & Charles Cotton The Complete Angler. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1861. 8vo, contemporary blue calf with gilt crest of Blackheath Proprietary School to upper cover (3)

London: Sherwood, Jones, and Co., 1825. 8vo, frontispiece and 5 plates (3 hand-coloured), later half morocco gilt, one folding plate repaired, a little dampstaining; [Idem] Book of Sports and Mirror of Life. London: T.T. and J. Tegg, 1832. 8vo, original cloth, some foxing, covers a little soiled and rubbed (2)

£180-220

FAIRFAX, THOMAS

£200-300

425 THE COMPLETE SPORTSMAN

421 BECKFORD, PETER THOUGHTS UPON HARE AND FOX HUNTING London: Vernor and Hood, 1796. ‘New edition’, 8vo, 20 engraved plates, contemporary half calf, early ownership signature to title-page, note to frontispiece verso, title and a few plates chipped with no loss to engraved area, a little browning [ESTC T93431] Note: The subject of the Beckford vs. Hood copyright case. In 1781, Beckford published the first edition of the work, emitting his name from the title-page, however the second and third editions of the work did carry Beckford’s name. Despite this, the book was never officially registered with Stationer’s Hall, and the publishers seemingly took advantage of this oversight to publish this 1796 unauthorised copy of the work without the author’s knowledge. The judge ruled in Beckford’s favour, and Vernor & Hood were required to destroy their copies of the work. The copy for sale seemingly avoided this fate.

London: J. Cooke, [n.d. but c.1760] 12mo, frontispiece, contemporary speckled calf gilt, very neatly rebacked [ESTC T126824 with a colon after the word “recreation” on the title-page, p.11 signed A6 and p.15 unsigned]; Mayer, John The Sportsman’s Directory... Colchester: Swinborne and Walter, 1817. Second edition, 8vo, frontispiece, plate, contemporary blue boards, spine renewed, hinges repaired (2) £200-300

426 GOLF VAN SUTPHEN, W.G. & A.B. FROST, ILLUSTRATOR

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The Golfer’s Alphabet. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1898. Original pictorial boards over cloth spine, covers a little chipped, early gift inscription to frontispiece verso; Ralston, W. North Again, Golfing this time. London: Simkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., [n.d.] Original pictorial wrappers, a little foxing more severe to covers; [Idem] Messrs. Kamdene, Barnesburie, & D’Alston’s Tour in the North. London: Simkin, Marshall & Co., [n.d.] Original wrappers (3)

BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY AND SPORT, 5 VOLUMES, COMPRISING

£100-150

£80-120

PENNANT, THOMAS The Journey to Snowdon. London: H. Hughes, 1781. First edition (first part only), engraved title and plates, contemporary diced calf, bookplate of Sir Robert Johnson-Eden; Warner, Richard A Walk through some of the Western Counties of England. Bath: R. Cruttwell, 1800. First edition, 8vo, half-title, 2 sepia aquatint plates, original blue boards, uncut, rebacked; [Apperley, C.J.] The Life of a Sportsman. G. Routledge, [n.d.], hand-coloured title & 34 hand-coloured plates, red half morocco by Hatchards, t.e.g., spine lightly faded; Kipling, R. Kim. 1951. 8vo, modern green morocco; Somerville, William Hobbinol, Field Sports, and the Bowling Green. London: W. Bulmer for R. Ackermann, 1813. 4to, 15 wood-engraved vignettes by Nesbit & Thurston, contemporary half calf, slightly worn (5)

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£200-300

THE GAME OF GOLF - THE LONSDALE LIBRARY

SIMSON, FRANK B. LETTERS ON SPORT IN EASTERN BENGAL London: H. Porter, 1886. Large 8vo, lithographed frontispiece, 9 lithographed plates, contemporary green half morocco gilt, bookplates of Bibliotheca Tiliana and F. Talbot Clifton of Kildalton, occasional light foxing £100-150

428 WETHERED, JOYCE & ROGER London: Seeley, Service & Co. Ltd., 1931. First edition, 8vo, original orange cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped but spine a little darkened; Chapman, A.P.F. The Game of Cricket. London: Seeley, Service & Co. Ltd., 1930. First edition, 8vo, original orange cloth gilt, dust-jacket not price-clipped but spine a little darkened (2)

Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

£100-120

Sport

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TRAVEL & TOPOGRAPHY 431 ABYSSINIA - PEARCE, NATHANIEL THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NATHANIEL PEARCE... DURING A RESIDENCE IN ABYSSINIA from the years 1810 to 1819. London: Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley, 1831. First edition, 2 volumes, large 12mo, [ix], 348; [viii], 349, original boards, some spotting and slight soiling, neatly rebacked with buckram, paper lettering pieces, RARE £200-250

432 ADAIR, F.E.S. A SUMMER IN HIGH ASIA London: W. Thacker & Co., 1899. First edition, 8vo, inscribed to Duncan Graham, “Larbh Dhonn”, from the author, frontispiece, folding map, numerous illustrations in text, publisher’s catalogue bound at rear, original pictorial cloth, some slight soiling £300-400

433 ADMIRALITY WAR STAFF INTELLIGENCE DIVISION A HANDBOOK OF ARABIA [London:] The Admiralty War Office, May, 1916. 8vo, volume 1 only, 15 plates, 4 maps in pocket at rear of volume, original blue cloth gilt, lacking pp.343-346, joints and hinges split, some selotape repairs £500-700 Lot 432

434 AFGHANISTAN - YATE, MAJOR C.E. NORTHERN AFGHANISTAN OR LETTERS FROM THE AFGHAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION

429 2 WORKS, COMPRISING CLARKE, J. A SERIES OF TWENTY-FOUR VIEWS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES [London]: R. Bowyer, [c. 1817]. 4to (32 x 23cm.), 8pp.; 24 hand-coloured aquatint views, 20th century drab boards, lettered on spine; Brothers, Richard A Description of Jerusalem. London: George Riebau, 1801. 8vo, 4 plans (2 folding, both with short tear) & 1 hand-coloured folding plate, short tear to “Contents and Explanation of the Plan of the City”, modern blue cloth (2)

Edinburgh: W. Blackwood & Sons, 1888. First edition, 8vo (222 x 140mm.), 2 folding maps in pocket at rear, original cloth, extremities rubbed Note: Yate was a member of the Afghan Boundary Commission, and in an ideal position to focus in the events of 1885 to 1887, during which time the Afghan frontier was demarcated, negotiated, and finally settled.

£400-600

£400-500

430 3 TRAVEL WORKS INCLUDING ANSON, GEORGE, LORD, COMPRISING ANSON, G., LORD. A Voyage round the World in the years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IVC. London: J. & P. Knapton, 1748. Fourth edition, 8vo, 3 large folding charts, modern black quarter morocco, spine gilt, raised bands, green morocco label, by Paul Delrue (Fellow of Designer Bookbinders, with invoice for £250); Clark, T. Popular Voyages and Travels. London: J. Souter, 1820. 8vo, folding map and 9 plates (2 folding), modern brown cloth lettered in gilt; Gordon, Patrick Geography Anatomiz’d, or the Geographical Grammar. London: J. & B. Sprint [&c.], 1719. 8vo, 7 maps (only), one map trimmed, pp.225-228 with loss of few letters, entirely disbound (3) £250-300 Lot 433 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

Lot 434

Travel & Topography

435 [ALPS, MONT BLANC, MOUNTAINEERING] BROWNE, JAMES D. HOWE TEN SCENES IN THE LAST ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, including Five Views from the Summit. London: Thomas McLean, 1853. First edition, large folio (555 x 374mm.), lithographed pictorial dedication (printed on card), and 10 lithographed plates, errata slip, original pictorial boards with original green cloth spine lettered in gilt, somewhat spotted, 2 plates with short marginal tear, lacks title, bookplate of Charles Thurston Holland, [Abbey Travel 65], binding slightly rubbed £7,000-8,000

Note: One of the rarest mountaineering books. Abbey (65) calls for a lithographed title-page: “Incorporated in design of alpenstocks and ropes with vignettes, the letters of the words ‘Mont Blanc’ composed of vignettes, human figures, etc.” Although the title-page is ostensibly missing the above description exactly correlates with the lithographed pictorial upper cover, and it is possible that this copy was originally sold with only a pictorial title on the upper cover.

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ANSON, GEORGE

BRUEHL, CARL F.M.P., COUNT, AND S. H. SPIKER (EDITORS AND TRANSLATORS)

VOYAGE AUTOUR DU MONDE, FAIT DANS LES ANNÉES 1740,41,42, 43 & 44 Paris: Quillau, Quillau, Delormel, Le Loup, 1750. First French edition, 3 volumes in 4 volumes [vol. 2 being in 2 parts], 12mo, titles printed in red and black, 35 folding engraved plates and maps, contemporary calf, spines gilt, half-titles, early ownership inscription at foot of titles, a few plates and maps with short tear at fold

LALLA RUKH. EIN FESTSPIEL MIT GESANG UND TANZ Berlin: L.W. Wittich, 1822. First edition, 4to, [vi], 28, 23 hand-coloured lithographs by Laurens and Jügel after von Stürmer and von Klöber, (1 folding), modern red quarter morocco, lettered in gilt on spine

London: R. Bentley, 1848. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 large folding maps in end pockets, small stamp of Imperial Institute Library on titles and endpapers, original cloth, neatly rebacked retaining original spines

Note: A musical entertainment based on Thomas Moore’s Indian romance Lalla Rookh (published in 1817), organised at the Court of Berlin to celebrate the visit of the Russian Crown Prince, later Tsar, Nicholas and his bride Alexandra on 27th January 1822. The whole court participated in the festival, with the dancers played by the cream of the Russian and German aristocracy and the role of Lalla Rûkh played by Crown Princess Alexandra. The occasion was so enjoyable that it was repeated on the 11th February. The programme and decorations were by the architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel, and the music by Gaspare Spontini, who later transformed it into a full-length opera. The costumes were designed by August von Klöber, who drew the folding plate for this book. A French edition of the work was published by Wittich in the same year. Lipperheide Sbb 25 (lacking two plates) and Sbb 26 (French edition); Vinet 777 (with 4 additional plates).

£300-400

£1,000-1,500

£400-600

437 AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND - BYRNE, J.C. TWELVE YEARS’ WANDERINGS IN THE BRITISH COLONIES. FROM 1835 TO 1847

438 [AUSTRALIA] LABILLARDIERE, J.J.H. DE VOYAGE IN SEARCH OF LA PEROUSE London: J. Stockdale, 1800. Volume 2 only, 8vo, 3-344, 105, [6 (adverts)]; 29 engraved plates, lacks half-title, contemporary calf, upper joint split £150-250

439 BEVERIDGE, ERSKINE WANDERINGS WITH A CAMERA 1882-1898 Edinburgh: Privately printed, William Brown, 1922. 2 volumes, 4to, volume 1 number 12 of 50 copies, presented to Mrs Erskine, 313 leaves of photographic plates, original green cloth gilt, a little browning around plate margins £300-400 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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BRYDGES, SIR HARFORD

COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES

AN ACCOUNT OF THE TRANSACTIONS OF HIS MAJESTY’S MISSION TO THE COURT OF PERSIA,

THE VOYAGES OF CAPTAIN JAMES COOK ROUND THE WORLD

in the years 1807-11. London, 1834, 2 volumes, 8vo, folding map and 8 (of 11) plates, modern half calf, spines gilt, volume 1 lacking title; Jones, William The History of the life of Nader Shah, King of Persia. London: T. Cadell, 1773. 8vo, some later marginal annotations in pencil initialled E.B.B., modern calf gilt (3)

London: W. Wright, 1834. 2 volumes, 8vo, volume 1 with additional engraved title page, 2 frontispieces and 12 plates, modern quarter calf, plates somewhat spotted, frontispiece and title dampstained; Francis Edwards, Booksellers Edward’s Australian Catalogue. Catalogue of Books Relating to Australasia. 1899. 8vo, original buckram, t.e.g. (2) £150-250

£400-600

443 COXE, WILLIAM SKETCHES OF THE NATURAL, CIVIL, AND POLITICAL STATE OF SWISSERLAND IN A SERIES OF LETTERS TO WILLIAM MELMOTH London: Dodlsey, 1779. First edition, 8vo., contemporary calf, spine decorated gilt, rebacked, title page a little discoloured Provenance: From the Library of the Late John Bernard Bury Note: The letters include descriptions of an attempt upon Mont Blanc by residents of Chamouny, a visit to the glacier at Montenvers, and the use of mountaineering equipment such as crampons and ‘a long pole spiked with iron’.

£200-300

444 DRAKE, SIR FRANCIS SIR FRANCIS DRAKE REVIVED Who is or may be a Pattern to stirre up all Heroicke and active Spiritis of the these Times... being a Summary and true Relation of foure severall Voyages made by the said Sir Francis Drake to the West Indies. London: for Nicholas Bourne, 1653. Fourth edition, small 4to, [vi], 87, part 1 only (of 4) early 19th century mottled brown calf, rebacked with gilt decorated spine laid down, raised bands, brown morocco spine labels, gilt edges, green morocco-backed cloth clamshell box, [ESTC R1410; Sabin 20840; Wing D84], faint ink notations throughout text, a little light dust-soiling, armorial bookplate; lacks front blank leaf £500-800

445 DUBLIN - POOLE, ROBERT & JOHN CASH VIEWS OF THE MOST REMARKABLE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS AND OTHER EDIFICES IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN

Lot 445

Dublin: for J. Williams, 1780. First edition, 4to, [2 (engraved title)]; xii, [2 (contents)]; 118; engraved title, 29 engraved plates (1 folding) and 2 folding plans, 19th century half calf with green cloth boards, a few small spots or stains, head of spine slightly rubbed, upper joint split at base £500-700

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450 FOREIGN FIELD SPORTS, FISHERIES, SPORTING ANECDOTES, FROM DRAWINGS BY MESSRS. HOWITT, ATKINSON, CLARK, MANSKIRCH Containing One Hundred Plates, with a Supplement of New South Wales. London: E. Orme, 1814. First edition, 2 parts in one volume, 4to, 281 x 215mm., 110 hand-coloured aquatint plates, armorial bookplate of Mr Robert. Maxwell, contemporary green morocco gilt, spine in compartments gilt, index leaf at end, small stains to one plate, one text leaf with 3 cm closed tear, occasional light dust-soiling £1,000-1,500

451 GRAHAM, R.B. CUNNINGHAME & D.Y. CAMERON THE DISTRICT OF MENTEITH

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Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1930. Folio, ‘Edition de Luxe’, number 229 of 250 copies signed by Graham and Cameron, with an etching signed by Cameron, original cloth gilt, dust-jacket, original box £200-300

446 [EGYPT] - VOLNEY, CONSTANTIN FRANÇOIS, COMTE DE OEUVRES COMPLÈTES Paris: Bossanges Frères, 1821. First collected edition, 8 volumes, 8vo, halftitles, 14 plates (including frontispiece in vol.1), 8 folding maps, 15 folding tables , contemporary tree calf, gilt rule borders, red morocco labels, lacks the portrait £200-300

447 FALKLAND ISLANDS - BOYSON, V.F. THE FALKLAND ISLANDS. WITH NOTES ON THE NATURAL HISTORY by Rupert Vallentin. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1924. First edition, 8vo, pp. ii, [xiii-xvi], 13-414, frontispiece, 35 illustrations, map, original blue cloth, signed by Rupert Vallentin on title page, bookplate of Milton S. Ray £150-250

448 FINE BINDING BY LAWSON & LEWIS - KENILWORTH, WARWICKSHIRE - DUGDALE, SIR WILLIAM KENILWORTH ILLUSTRATED; OR THE HISTORY OF THE CASTLE, Priory, and Church of Kenilworth. Chiswick: printed by C. Whittingham, for Merridew and Son, Coventry [&c], 1821. First edition, 4to, large paper copy, 18 Proof plates on India Paper, 1 on ordinary paper, half-title, contemporary blue morocco gilt by Lawson & Lewis, 5 Richmond Buildings, Dean Street Soho, with their ticket, g.e., gilt morocco doublures, elaborate gilt arms (unidentified) on sides, joints a little cracked, small repairs at head of joints £250-350

449 FITTLER, JAMES AND JOHN CLAUDE NATTES SCOTIA DEPICTA London: W. Miller [&c.], 1804. First edition, oblong folio, additional engraved title and 40 of 48 engraved plates (plates 25-28 and 36-40 never bound into this copy), bookplate of Sir John Stuart Forbes Bt. of Pitsligo and Fettercairn, contemporary green half calf with binder’s ticket of Robert Seton, Edinburgh, rubbed £200-300

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452 HANWAY, JONAS THE REVOLUTIONS OF PERSIA London: Mr. Dodsley..., 1753. 4to, comprising volumes 3 & 4 only of Hanway’s An Historical Account of the British Trade over the Caspian Sea, in one book, 2 frontispieces, folding map, contemporary calf gilt, red morocco label to spine, covers and spine rubbed [ESTC T93947] £150-200

453 HAUGHTON, CAPT. H.L. SPORT & FOLKLORE IN THE HIMALAYA London: E. Arnold, 1913. First edition, 8vo, 17 photographic plates, original pictorial maroon cloth gilt, slightly rubbed £200-300

454 HUGHSON, DAVID WALKS THROUGH LONDON INCLUDING WESTMINSTER London: Sherwood, Neely & Jones, 1817. 2 volumes, 12mo, 92 (of 97?) engraved plates, contemporary calf, bookplates, joints split, some spotting (2) £80-120 Lot 453 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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455 INDIA - MAZUCHELLI, NINA ELIZABETH THE INDIAN ALPS AND HOW WE CROSSED THEM, BEING A NARRATIVE of Two Years Experience in the Eastern Himalaya. London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1876. First edition, 4to, folding map and 10 chromolithographed plates, contemporary brown half morocco, plates slightly spotted and offset onto text, original green cloth covers and spine bound in at end £200-300 Lot 455

456 ISLAY, 2 WORKS SMITH, G. GREGORY, EDITOR The Book of Islay. Documents Illustrating the History of the Islands. Edinburgh, 1895. Limited edition, one of 250 copies, 4to, double-page plates, disbound preserving upper cover only; The Stent Book and the Acts of the Balliary of Islay, 1718-1848. Edinburgh, 1890. Limited edition, one of 250 copies, text-block split and spine lacking, covers detached (2) £200-300

457 JOHNSON, SAMUEL A JOURNEY TO THE WESTERN ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND London: W. Strahan, 1775. First edition, first issue, 8vo, attractive later calf gilt with red morocco label to spine, a little foxing and slight browning £300-500

458 LONGWORTH, JOHN AUGUSTUS A YEAR AMONG THE CIRCASSIANS London: Henry Colburn, 1840. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 7 lithographed plates, contemporary red calf, rubbed, armorial bookplates of Charles James Monk Lot 459

£200-250

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459 MENNIE, DONALD & PUTNAM WEALE THE PAGEANT OF PEKING Shanghai: A.S. Watson & Co., 1921. Second edition, folio, 66 tipped-in photographs, original blue silk covers with gilt lettering, covers worn and faded with areas of silk partially lacking, some foxing £150-200

460 MOUNTAINEERING - BALL, JOHN PEAKS, PASSES & GLACIERS. A SERIES OF EXCURSIONS BY MEMBERS OF THE ALPINE CLUB London: Longman [&c.], 1859. Fourth edition, 8vo, 8 chromolithographed plates, 9 folding maps, 24 text illustrations, bright original orange pictorial cloth gilt £200-300

461 NEW SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA SIDNEY, SAMUEL THE THREE COLONIES OF AUSTRALIA London: Ingram, Cooke, 1852. First edition, 8vo, frontispiece and 54 woodcut illustrations (of which 12 full page), contemporary mottled calf, finely rebacked to match, red morocco lettering pieces, a few spots, a very finely bound copy £200-300

462 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, 2 VOLUMES COMPRISING THE PICTURE OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Newcastle upon Tyne: R. Akenhead, 1812. 8vo, folding map (torn without loss), contemporary calf; Parson, William & William White. History, Directory and Gazetteer of the Counties of Durham and Northumberland. Leeds Mercury Office: for W. White & Co., 1827. 8vo, volume 1 only, contemporary calf (2) £150-250

Lot 464

463 ORKNEY, SHETLAND AND OTHER TRAVEL INCLUDING EDMONSTON, A. Observations on the Nature and Extent of the Cod Fishery carried on off the Coasts of the Zetland and Orkney Islands. Edinburgh: William Laing, 1820. 8vo, modern calf gilt; Burrows, C.W. Scapa and a Camera. London, 1921. 4to, dustjacket; and another copy; Photograph Album entitled ‘T.W. Millard, His Book’, containing various photographs taken at King Street, Kirkwall, in 1898, alongside several photographs of boats; G.W. Wilson & Coy. Photographs of Orkney. Aberdeen, [n.d.] Original boards; Kent, Thos. Souvenir of Orkney. Kirkwall, c.1920. Oblong 8vo, later cloth; Photograph Album containing 12 photographs of Orkney, Stromness and Shetland by James Valentine; Haldane, R.C. Notes on Whaling in Shetland, 1904. [Ollaberry, 1904] 8vo, original wrappers bound into a larger book, with the compliments sticker of J.A. Harvie-Brown; Skraemur The Loves and Death of Lady Sarah... Kirkwall: David Spence, 1872. 8vo, later half calf; [Balfour, David] Odal Rights and Feudal Wrongs in Memorial for Orkney. Edinburgh, 1860. 8vo, original cloth, with the author’s compliments to flyleaf; Marwick, Ernest W. unbound draft

copies of Journey from Serfdom and The Sufficient Place; Lear, Edward Views in the Seven Ionian Islands. Oldham: Hugh Broadbent, [1986.] Folio, facsimile edition number 653 of 1000 numbered copies, original green cloth gilt; and 17 others, sold not subject to return (30) £300-500

464 OXFORDSHIRE - PLOT, ROBERT THE NATURAL HISTORY OF OXFORD-SHIRE Oxford: Theatre, & London: S. Millers, 1677. Folio, [xi], 358, [i - errata], [x], title with large engraved vignette, folding map & 16 plates, small wormhole at centre fold, wormhole in inner margin at beginning, occasionally affecting a letter, bookplate of T. Fairfax Bart., & “Eileen”, contemporary panelled calf, gilt panel on sides, binding worn £500-700

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469 RUSSIA, CAUCASUS AND PERSIA - LYCKLAMA A NIJEHOLT, T.M. VOYAGE EN RUSSIE, AU CAUCASE ET EN PERSE DANS LA MESOPOTAMIE, Le Kurdistan, La Syrie, La Palestine et La Turquie. Paris: A. Bertrand & Amsterdam: C.L. van Langenhuysen, 1872-75. 4 volumes, large 8vo, half-titles, 1 folding map, 2 folding plates (1 coloured), 1 portrait frontispiece, contemporary half calf, olive morocco lettering pieces, slightly spotted, rubbed £600-900

470 SHACKLETON, SIR ERNEST HENRY THE HEART OF THE ANTARCTIC

465

Lot 465

London: William Heinemann, 1909. First trade edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 3 folding maps and folding panorama in rear pocket, original blue cloth, a little fading to spines, some light foxing, previous ownership inscriptions to endpapers, endpapers browned, closed tear to a leaf in volume 2 (2) £250-300

PARRY, WILLIAM EDWARD JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE FOR THE DISCOVERY OF A NORTH-WEST PASSAGE FROM THE ATLANTIC

471

to the Pacific. London: J. Murray, 1821. Second edition, 4to, [8], xxix, [2], 310, [2], 179; 20 engraved charts and plates (4 folding); Parry, W.E. Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific. London: J. Murray, 1824. First edition, 4to, [8], xxx, [2], 571, 31 plates and plans, 4 folding charts, 4 folding coastal profiles, uniform modern half calf gilt, red morocco lettering pieces (2)

THE CASTLES AND MANSIONS OF THE LOTHIANS

SMALL, JOHN Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1883. 2 volumes, folio, 103 photographic illustrations, original blue cloth gilt, a little wear and splitting to hinges and joints (2) £300-500

£400-600

466 [PRÉVOST D’EXILES, L’ABBÉ ANTOINE FRANÇOIS] HISTOIRE GENERALE DES VOYAGES Paris: Chez Didot, 1748, 1750, 1757. Volumes 16, 29 and 51 only, 12mo, volume 16 with 3 plates and 2 folding maps; volume 29 with 2 folding plans, folding map of Java, and a plate; volume 51 with 3 folding maps, plate and a folding plan; uniform contemporary speckled calf gilt (3) £150-200

467 RAFFLES, SIR THOMAS STAMFORD, AND CRAWFORD, J. DESCRIPTION GÉOGRAPHIQUE, HISTORIQUE ET COMMERCIALE DE JAVA et des autres îles de l’Archipel Indien. Brussels: H. Tarlier & Jobard, 1824. 4to (284 x 222mm.), [xix], 364, 46 engraved and lithographed plates (including 10 hand-coloured), 2 folding maps, original boards with large printed label on upper cover, 2 plates with small dampstain in upper margin, binding rubbed £800-1,000

468 ROBSON, GEORGE FENNEL SCENERY OF THE GRAMPIAN MOUNTAINS London: published by the Author and sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1814. Oblong folio, folding map, errata slip, 41 hand-coloured plates, later panelled calf with red morocco gilt labels to spine, some very light occasional offsetting, a little light spotting, early, neat ownership signature to title-page [Abbey, Scenery, 504] £1,000-1,500 Other fees apply in addition to the hammer price, please see the ‘Buyer’s Guide’ section on page 2

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473

SPAIN, A COLLECTION, INCLUDING

TOPOGRAPHY & HISTORY

[AULNOY, MARIE-CATHERINE, COUNTESS D’]

12 BOOKS

The Lady’s Travels into Spain. London: T. Davies, 1774. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf, early inscription to endpaper of John Joliffe, rubbed; Borrow, George Lavengro. London: J. Murray, 1851, First edition, 3 volumes, engraved portrait; The Romany Rye. 1857, First edition, 2 volumes, neatly rebacked retaining original spines, The Zincali or the Gypsies of Spain. 1843. Second edition, 2 volumes, one cover nearly detached, contemporary half calf (9)

Munimenta Alme Universitatis Glasguensis... Glasgow, 1854. 4to, original boards, upper joint split; Dobie, James & John Shedden Cunninghame, topographized by Timothy Pont... Glasgow: John Tweed, 1876. 4to, folding map, later quarter cloth; Davis, James W. West Yorkshire... London: L. Reeve & Co., 1878. 8vo, one folding map only in pocket, original cloth, bookplate; Butler, D. The Ancient Church and Parish of Abernethy... Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1897. 8vo, original blue cloth gilt; Lydon, A.F. Scottish Loch Scenery. London: John Walker and Co., 1882. 8vo, original red cloth gilt; Selway, G. Upton A Mid-Lothian Village... Edinburgh: George Waterston & Sons, 1890. 8vo, original green cloth gilt; Grierson, J.C. Border Ballads. London: Oxford University Press, 1925. 8vo, original quarter cloth over boards; and 5 others, sold not subject to return (12)

£120-180

£150-200

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475 [UNITED STATES] - STUART, JAMES THREE YEARS IN NORTH AMERICA Edinburgh: Robert Cadell, 1833. 2 volumes, 8vo, half-titles, large folding map, contemporary mottled calf, smartly rebacked, spines gilt Note: A fascinating account of Stuart’s travels around the Eastern U.S.A. via North Carolina.

£250-350

476 VAN DE VELDE, C.W.M. NARRATIVE OF A JOURNEY THROUGH SYRIA AND PALESTINE IN 1851 AND 1852

474

Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1854. 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 colour frontispieces, folding map with routes drawn in red pen, folding plan, folding plate, publisher’s catalogue at rear of volume 2, modern half calf, frontispieces slightly dampstained, a few marginal tears without loss to text, some slight dust-soiling (2)

TRAVEL, NATURAL HISTORY & FINE BINDINGS, 31 VOLUMES

£150-250

Lot 476

INCLUDING BURNABY, FRED A Ride to Khiva. Travels and Adventures in Central Asia, 1877. 8vo, folding maps (1 in pocket at end), contemporary red half calf gilt; Beckford, Peter Thoughts upon Hunting. 1879. plates, red half morocco by Bickers, spine gilt, g.e; Bates, H.W. The Naturalist on the River Amazons. 1876. 8vo, plates, original pictorial cloth gilt; Hogarth, D. & Others. Great Britons. 1978, maroon half morocco gilt, g.e.; White, Gilbert The Natural History of Selborne. 1850. 8vo, green half morocco gilt; Trevelyan, G.O. The Early History of Charles James Fox. 1881. 8vo, red half morocco gilt, Andrew Carnegie bookplate, g.e.’ Putnam, R. William the Silent, Prince of Orange. 1895. 2 volumes, 8vo, red half morocco gilt, Andrew Carnegie bookplates, g.e.; Shipton, Diana The Antique Land. 1950. Number 91 of 150 de luxe copies, plates, maroon morocco gilt, t.e.g.; Morton, H.V. In Search of Ireland. 1930. First edition, 8vo, green half morocco gilt; Longfellow, H.W. Poetical Works. 1910. 8vo, quarter vellum, spine gilt; Napier, Sir W. English Battles and Sieges in the Peninsula. 1893. 8vo, red morocco gilt, g.e.; Sketchley, A. Mrs Brown and King Cetewayo. [n.d.]., red half calf gilt; Teichman, Sir Eric. Journey to Turkistan. 8vo, plates, dustwrapper frayed; Woolf, Virginia A Letter to a Young Poet. 1932, original wrappers; 2o others in The Hogarth Letters Series (Peter Quennell and Rebecca West); Dante La Divina Commedia. Milan, 1828. 3 volumes, 8vo, contemporary calf gilt, spines gilt; Bell, Currer (Charlotte Bronte) The Professor. London: Smith, Elder, 1860. original orange cloth, hinges weak’ and 11 others (31) £500-700

477 WALES - HOARE, SIR RICHARD COLT THE ITINERARY OF ARCHBISHOP BALDWIN THROUGH WALES, A.D. MCLXXXVIII, by Giraldus de Barri. London: W. Miller, 1806. 2 volumes, 4to, 59 engraved plates and maps, and 1 large coloured folding map, half-titles, contemporary calf, rebacked, dark green morocco labels, 8cm. split to upper joint vol.1 £200-300

478 WYVILLE THOMSON, SIR CHARLES THE VOYAGE OF THE ‘CHALLENGER’... London: Macmillan, 1877. 2 volumes, first edition, portrait, 43 charts, maps and plates, original green cloth gilt, covers slightly rubbed, with bookplates and gilt stamps of The Cruising Association; Markham, Captain Albert Hastings Life of Sir John Franklin. London: George Philip & Son, 1891. 8vo, contemporary calf gilt (3) £120-180

479 YORKSHIRE - MARSHALL, WILLIAM THE RURAL ECONOMY OF YORKSHIRE London: T. Cadell, 1788. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 folding maps, contemporary tree calf gilt, slightly rubbed £150-200

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Lot 474

AN IMPORTANT QUEEN ANNE PUNCH BOWL COLIN MCKENZIE, EDINBURGH 1707 Â£20,000-30,000

THE STORRAR COVERLET A RARE 18TH CENTURY TWO COLOUR WOOL DOUBLE CLOTH COVERLET Estimate on Request

SCOTTISH SILVER & APPLIED ARTS John Mackie | Furniture & Works of Art 0131 557 8844 | john.mackie@lyonandturnbull.com Colin Fraser | Scottish Silver & Jacobite Memorabilia 0131 557 8844 | colin.fraser@lyonandturnbull.com

AUCTION 14 AUGUST 2019 IN EDINBURGH AT 11AM

The Forgot ten Story of

Britains First Female Artists EXHIBITION

24th June-6th July 2019 22 Connaught St. London W2 2AF Curated by Dr. Bendor Grosvenor, Lyon & Turnbull are proud to announce a forthcoming exhibition of works by pioneers Joan Carlile, Mary Beale & Anne Killgrew.

MARY BEALE (1633 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1699) SELF PORTRAIT, THE ARTIST HOLDING A PALETTE [DETAIL] Oil on canvas | 45.7 x 38.1cm Image courtesy of West Suffolk Heritage Service

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1st January 2012 this applies to living artists and artists who have died in the last 70 years. This royalty will be charged to the Buyer on the hammer price and in addition to the Buyer’s premium . It will not apply to works where the hammer price is less than €1,000 (euros). The charge for works of art sold at and above €1,000 (euros) and below €50,000 (euros) is 4%. For items selling above €50,000 (euros), charges are calculated on a sliding scale. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (‘DACS’) and no handling costs or additional fees are retained by the auctioneer. Resale royalties are not subject to VAT. Please note that the royalty payment is calculated on the rate of exchange at the European Central Bank on the date of the sale. More information on Droit de Suite is available at www.dacs.org.uk. 9. PAYMENT (1) Within 7 days of a lot being sold you will: (a) Pay to us the total amount due in cash or by such other method as is agreed by us. We accept cash, bank transfer (details on request), debit cards and Visa or MasterCard credit cards. (b) Please note that we do not accept cash payments over £5,000. (2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing by you to us howsoever incurred and without agreement by you or your agent, whether express or implied. 10. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due. (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 7 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment whichever is later. We can provide you with a list of shippers. However, we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of carriers or packers whether or not recommended by us. (3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for. (4) It is the Buyer’s responsibility to ascertain collection procedures, particularly if the sale is not being held at our main sale room and the potential storage charges for lots not collected by the appropriate time. (5) Export of goods: Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character, e.g. items that may contain prohibited materials such as ivory or rhino horn. It is the buyer’s sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. The denial of any licence or any delay in obtaining licences shall neither justify the recession of any sale not any delay in

making full payment for the lot. 11. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the Sellers and on their behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the contract for sale of that lot and/or any other lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). (d) to remove, store and insure the lot in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere and to recover from you all costs incurred in respect thereof; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month above the current base rate on all sums outstanding for more than 7 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or which become due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due by you and to exercise a lien over any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied. 12. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective Buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective Buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and only accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer or our employees or agents accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and no warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are given. Please note that

photographs/images provided may not be fully representative of the condition of the lot and should not be relied upon as indicative of the overall condition of the lot. (2) Condition reports: Condition reports are provided on our website or upon request. The absence of a report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Large numbers of such requests are received shortly before each sale and department specialists and administration will endeavour to respond to all requests although we offer no guarantee. Any statement in relation to the lot is merely an expression of opinion of the Seller or us and should not be relied upon as an inducement to bid on the lot. Lots are available for inspection prior to the sale and you are strongly advised to examine any lot in which you are interested prior to the sale. Our condition reports are not prepared by professional conservators, restorers or engineers. Our condition report does not form any contract between us and the Buyer. The condition reports do not affect the Buyer’s obligations in any way. (3) Estimates: Estimates are placed on each lot to help Buyers gauge the sums involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT. Estimates are a matter of opinion and prepared in advance. Estimates may be subject to change and are for guidance only and should not be relied upon. (4) Catalogue Alterations: Lot descriptions and estimates are prepared in advance of the sale and may be subject to change. Any alterations will be announced on the catalogue alteration sheet, made available prior to the sale. It is the responsibility of the Buyer to make themselves aware to any alterations which may have occurred. (5) Electrical Goods: are sold as “works of art” only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first. Use of such goods is entirely at the risk of the Buyer and no warranties as to safety of the goods are given. (6) Upholstered items: are sold as “works of art” only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations (items manufactured prior to 1950 are exempt from any regulations). Use of such goods is entirely at the risk of the Buyer and no warranties as to safety of the goods are given. We provide no guarantee as to the originality of any wood/material contained within the item. (7) Alcohol: may only be sold to persons aged of 18 years and over. By registering to bid, you affirm that you are at least that age. All collections must be signed for by a person over the age of 18. We reserve the right to ask for ID from the person collecting. Buyers of alcohol must make appropriate allowances for

natural variations of ullages, conditions of corks and wine. We can provide no guarantees as to how the alcohol may have been stored. There is always a risk of cork failure and allowance by the buyer must be made. Alcohol is sold “as is” and quality of the alcohol is entirely at the risk of the Buyer and no warranties are given. (8) Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items (Books, Jewellery, Paintings, Guns, Firearms, etc.) in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing in the catalogue. These notices and terms will also form part of our terms and conditions of sales. 13. BOOKS, CLOCKS & WATCHES (1) Books-Collation: If on collation any named item in the sale catalogue proves defective, in text or illustration the Buyer may reject the lot provided he returns it within 21 days of the sale stating the defect in writing. This, however, shall not apply in the case of unnamed items, periodicals, autographed letters, music M.M.S., maps, drawings nor in respect of damage to bindings, stains, foxing, marginal worm holes or other defects not affecting the completeness of the text nor in respect of Defects mentioned in the catalogue, or at the time of sale, nor in respect of lots sold for less than £300. (2) Clocks & Watches: All lots are sold “as seen”, and the absence of any reference to the condition of a clock or watch does not imply the lot is in good condition and without defects, repairs or restorations. Most clocks and watches will have been repaired during their normal lifetime and may now incorporate additional/ newer parts. Furthermore, we make no representation or warranty that any clock or watch is in working order. As clocks and watches often contain fine and complex mechanisms, Buyers should be aware that a general service, change of battery or further repair work, for which the Buyer is solely responsible, may be necessary. Buyers should also be aware that we cannot guarantee a watch will remain waterproof if the back is removed. Buyers should be aware that the importing watches such as Rolex, Frank Muller and Corum into the United States is highly restricted. These watches cannot be shipped to the USA and only imported personally. 14. CITES Please be aware that all lots marked with the symbol Y may be subject to CITES regulations when exporting these items outside the EU. These regulations may be found at http: // www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/importsexports/cites We accept no liability for any lots which may be subject to CITES but have not be identified as such.

15. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY (a) The same Conditions of Sale (Buyers) shall apply to sales by private treaty. (b) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction and subject to our agreed charges for Sellers and Buyers. (c) We undertake to inform the Seller of any offers it receives in relation to an item prior to any Proposed Sale, excluding the normal method of commission bids. (d) For the purposes of a private treaty sale, if a lot is sold in any other currency than Sterling, the exchange rate is to be taken on the date of sale. 16. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation, safety and security arrangements. Accordingly, neither the Auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to, during or after a sale. 17. GENERAL (a) We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. (b) Any notice to any Buyer, Seller, bidder or viewer may be given by email if not available then first class mail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. (c) Notices to us should be in writing and addressed to the Managing Director at 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR, quoting the reference number specified at the beginning of the sale catalogue. (d) Should any provision of these Conditions of Sale be held unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. (e) These Conditions of Sale are not assignable by either party without the other’s prior written consent. No act, omission or delay by us shall be deemed a waiver or release of any of its rights. (f) The contract between the parties may be varied by the parties by agreement and in writing. 18. AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEE We guarantee that the authorship, period, or origin (collectively, “Authorship”) of each lot in this catalogue is as stated in the BOLD or CAPITALISED type heading in the catalogue description of the lot, as amended by oral or written saleroom notes or announcements. We make no warranties whatsoever, whether express or implied, with respect to any material in the catalogue other than that appearing in the Bold or Capitalised heading and subject to the exclusions below. In the event Lyon and Turnbull in its reasonable opinion deems that

the conditions of the authenticity guarantee have been satisfied, it shall refund to the original purchaser of the lot the hammer price and applicable Buyer’s Premium paid for the lot by the original purchaser. This Guarantee does not apply if: (i) the catalogue description was in accordance with the opinion(s) of generally accepted scholar(s) and expert(s) at the date of the sale, or the catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions; or (ii) the only method of establishing that the Authorship was not as described in the Bold or Capitalised heading at the date of the sale would have been by means or processes not then generally available or accepted; unreasonably expensive or impractical to use; or likely (in our reasonable opinion) to have caused damage to the lot or likely to have caused loss of value to the lot; or (iii) there has been no material loss in value of the lot from its value had it been in accordance with its description in the Bold or Capitalised type heading. This Guarantee is provided for a period of one year from the date of the relevant auction, is solely for the benefit of the original purchaser of the lot at the auction and may not be transferred to any third party. To be able to claim under this Authenticity Guarantee, the original purchaser of the lot must: (i) notify us in writing within one month of receiving any information that causes the original purchaser of record to dispute the accuracy of the Bold or Capitalised type heading, specifying the lot number, date of the auction at which it was purchased and the reasons for such dispute; and (ii) return the Lot to our registered office in the same condition as at the date of sale to the original purchaser of record and be able to transfer good title to the Lot, free from any third party claims arising after the date of such sale. We have discretion to waive any of the above requirements. We may require the original purchaser of the lot to obtain, at the original purchaser of lot’s cost, the reports of two independent and recognised experts in the field. The reports must be mutually acceptable to us and the original purchaser of the lot. We shall not be bound by any reports produced by the original purchaser of the lot, and reserves the right to seek additional expert advice at its own expense. It is specifically understood and agreed that the rescission of a sale and the refund of the original purchase price paid (the successful hammer price, plus the buyer’s premium) is exclusive and in lieu of any other remedy which might otherwise be available as a matter of law. Lyon and Turnbull and the Seller shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages incurred or claimed, including without limitation,

loss of profits or interest. 19. DATA PROTECTION In connection with the management and operation of our business and the marketing and supply of our services, or as required by law, we may ask the Buyer to provide personal information about themselves or obtain information about the Buyer from third parties (e.g. credit information). We will not give out personal information except as may be required by law. If you would like further information on our policies on personal data, or to make corrections to your information, please contact us on 0131 557 8844. 20. FORCE MAJEURE We shall be under no liability if they shall be unable to carry out any provision of the Contract of Sale for any reason beyond their control including (without limiting the foregoing) an act of God, legislation, war, fire, flood, drought, failure of power supply, lock-out, strike or other action taken by employees in contemplation or furtherance of a dispute or owing to any inability to procure materials required for the performance of the contract. 21. LAW AND JURISDICTION (a) Governing Law: These Conditions of Sale and all aspects of all matters, transactions or disputes to which they relate or apply shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, Scots law (b) Jurisdiction: The Buyer agrees that the Courts of Scotland are to have exclusive jurisdiction to settle all disputes arising in connection with all aspects of all matters or transactions to which these Conditions of Sale relate or apply.

CONDITIONS OF SALE FOR SELLERS (UK) 1. DEFINITIONS In these Conditions of Sale (Sellers): “Auctioneer” means Lyon and Turnbull Ltd (Registered in Scotland No: 191166 | Registered address: 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3RR) or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; “Buyer” is the person who makes the highest possible bid or offer accepted by the auctioneer, and/or such person’s principal where bidding as agent; “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission payable by the Buyer on the Hammer Price at the rates set out in the Sale Catalogue Guide to Prospective Buyers and an amount in respect of applicable VAT; “Hammer Price” is the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer by the fall of the hammer or in the case of a postauction sale, the agreed sale price; “Item” means each and every item consigned for sale following express written agreement between Lyon and Turnbull and the Seller;

“Lot” means each Item offered for sale by Lyon and Turnbull; “Lower Estimate” means the low estimate provided by Lyon and Turnbull to the Seller in relation to each Item, or in relation to any Item which Lyon and Turnbull holds on behalf of the Seller; “Lyon and Turnbull” means the company which has its registered office at 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EHI 3RR registered in Scotland No. 191166 “Net Sale Proceeds” are the Hammer Price, less commissions and other charges, of the Lot sold, to the extent received by Lyon and Turnbull in cleared funds; “Proposed Sale” means the intended sale through which the items will be sold on; “Purchase Price” is the Hammer Price and applicable Buyer’s Premium; “Reserve” means the lowest price below which an item cannot be sold; “Terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which the Auctioneer accepts instructions from Sellers or their agents; “Upper Estimate” means the high estimate provided by Lyon and Turnbull to the Seller in relation to each Item, or in relation to any Item which Lyon and Turnbull holds on behalf of the Seller; “Without reserve” where there is no minimum price at which a lot may be sold (whether at auction or private treaty); “You”, “Your” means the seller. The Seller means you are the owner of the lot or, if you are not the owner of the lot (whether or not you have notified us that you are acting as an agent for a principal), you are duly authorised by the owner of the lot to sell it. “Us”, “Our”, “We” etc refers to Lyon and Turnbull Ltd The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate. 2. W ARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The Seller warrants: (a) that you are the true owner of the property consigned or are properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and are able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims. (b) that all requirements have been complied with, legal or otherwise, relating to any export or import of the property consigned, all duties and taxes in respect of the export or import of the lot have (unless agreed in writing with us) been paid and, so far as you and any principal for whom they are acting in relation to the lot are aware, all third parties have complied with such requirements in the past. (c) that you have provided us with any and all information concerning the item’s provenance or any concerns expressed by third parties concerning

its ownership, condition, authenticity, attribution, and export or import history; and (d) Unless the Seller advises us in writing to the contrary on delivery of the item to us, there are no restrictions on our rights to reproduce photographs or other images of the item in connection with the sale or any other marketing which will be done in accordance with good taste and decency. If any of (a) (b) (c) and (d) above are incorrect, you will reimburse us and/or the Buyer in full for all claims, costs or expenses incurred by us or the Buyer as a result, whether arising in relation to the Lots or the sale proceeds. 3. PREPARATION FOR SALE (a) We shall decide the way in which a lot may be included in the sale, how any lot is described and illustrated in the catalogue or any report, and the marketing, promotion, date, place and conduct of the sale. (b) We will instruct, consult with, and rely on, any outside experts or restorers, agents or other third parties, and carry out such other due diligence, inquiries, research or tests in relation to the property or its provenance, either before the Proposed Sale as it may deem appropriate in its reasonable discretion. (c) Any oral or written estimate or evaluation or report provided by us is a genuinely held opinion only. It may not be relied on as a prediction of the selling price or value of the Item, and may in our absolute discretion be revised at any time. (d) The Seller acknowledges that attribution of Items is a matter of opinion and not of fact, and is dependent upon (amongst other things) information provided by the Seller, the condition of the property, the degree of research, examination or testing that is possible or practical in the circumstances, and the status of generally accepted expert opinion at the time of cataloguing. 4. TERMS OF SALE The Seller acknowledges that lots are sold subject to these Conditions and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the lot. 5. S TANDARD SELLER FEES AND CHARGES (Subject to VAT) (1) Commission: 15% is charged on the selling price of each lot, (subject to a minimum charge of £45). Loss and damage warranty: 1.5% on value of lots sold. Photography: min charge £30. Online Listing: £10 per lot. (2) Transport: Items for sale must be consigned to the sale room by any stated deadline and at your expense. We may be able to assist you with this process. When organised on the Seller’s behalf the provision of transport will be contracted to third parties. Fees for transport will be deducted at settlement.

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(3) Illustrations: The cost of any illustrations will be borne by the Seller , unless agreed otherwise prior. The copyright in respect of such illustrations shall be the property of us, as is the text of the catalogue. (4) Storage: Of the Lots after the sale, where applicable. 6. RESERVES (a) The lots will be sold subject to the Reserve. If the Reserve is not mutually agreed between us and confirmed by you in writing before the sale, the Reserve will be fixed by us in our sole discretion on the basis of our reasonable opinion as to the probable level of bids for the lot. (b) Firm reserves may be no greater than lower pre-sale estimate level. (c) A reserve once set cannot be changed except with our agreement. (d) You may not bid or instruct or permit any other person to bid on your behalf on your own property. If the Seller breaches this prohibition, We may treat the Seller as bound as Seller and as Buyer but without the benefit of our Authenticity Guarantee or the reserve, and/or pursue other remedies. 7. LOSS & DAMAGE WARRANTY (a) Subject to condition 7(c) below we will assume liability for loss or damage to an item, commencing at the time that item is taken into physical control and possession by us and ceasing on the earliest date of; (i) when risk passes to the Buyer of the lot following its sale; (ii) for unsold lots, when the lot is released to the Seller, or, within 3 months of the sale;or (iii) 6 months from the date of delivery to us for items still in the possession of us but not consigned for sale (unless part of a long-term storage agreement). (b) We shall charge a loss and damage warranty fee of 1.5% of the hammer price, plus VAT. (c) If any loss or damage should occur to the lot during the period identified in paragraphs (a) above, our liability to compensate the Seller in respect of that loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the upper estimate, or actual loss incurred, whichever is lower. This compensation will be subject to a deduction of a 1.5% loss & warranty fee (subject to VAT). 8. UNSOLD ITEMS (1) If any or all of the lots are unsold and are not re-consigned to us for sale, or are not included in a sale, or are withdrawn from sale for any reason, they must be collected from us within one month. After the date of the sale, or one month after we send you a notice requiring you to collect them (whichever occurs first). If any such lots remain uncollected at the end of such period we shall arrange storage at your expense, which may involve a third party. If such lots are not collected within 90 days after the date of the sale or the date of notice

they may be disposed of as we see fit, which may involve their sale by public auction on such terms as we consider appropriate, including those relating to estimates and reserved, we shall account to you for the proceeds of sale, deducting all amounts due to us. (2) Aftersales: We reserve the right to accept an after-auction offer on a lot on behalf of the seller, at the agreed reserve price or above, for up to 48 hours after the original auction. In which case the same charges will be payable as if such lots had been sold at auction and so far as appropriate these Conditions apply. 9. LOT WITHDRAWAL If a Seller wishes to withdraw a lot organised for sale, a withdrawal fee will apply; (a) if withdrawn over 28 working days prior to the sale, this will be charged at 10% of the mid estimate along with any ancillary charges incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. (b) if withdrawn within 28 working days of the sale, this will be charged at 20% of the mid estimate along with any ancillary charges incurred (such as photography), all subject to VAT at the current rate. (c) We may withdraw a lot from the proposed sale without any liability if: (i) We reasonably believes that there is any doubt as to the lot’s authenticity, attribution, or provenance; or (ii) it reasonably doubts the accuracy of any of the Seller’s warranties; or (iii) the Seller breaches any provisions of the Conditions of Sale in any material respect; or (iv) the lot suffers from loss or damage so that it is not in the state in which it was when we took delivery of it. (d) if an item is withdrawn from sale under Condition 9(c) (i), or (iv), the Seller shall not be charged a withdrawal fee and the item shall be returned to the Seller or dealt with pursuant to Clause 8, as the Seller decides. 10. AUTHORITY TO DEDUCT COMMISSION AND EXPENSES AND RETAIN PREMIUM AND INTEREST The Seller authorises us to deduct commission at the stated rate, and all expenses incurred for your account from the hammer price, and consents to our right to retain beneficially the premium paid by the Buyer in accordance with these Conditions of Sale and any interest earned on the sale proceeds until the date of settlement. 11. NON-PAYMENT BY THE BUYER (a) We will, where it considers appropriate, take reasonable steps to investigate the ability of bidders to pay for lots and will use reasonable endeavours, in consultation with the Seller, to enforce payment of the Hammer Price by any Buyer. (b) We, in consultation with the Seller, will decide whether to pursue any of

the remedies available to it, including those set out in Condition 10 of the Condition of Sale (Buyers) including the right to cancel the sale and return the property to the Seller. We will inform the Seller of any action which it contemplates taking against the Buyer. (c) lf the Seller elects to take action against any Buyer on its own behalf we will provide the Seller with such assistance as may be reasonably necessary to pursue that action. (d) The Seller hereby agrees to inform us of any action which it chooses to take against the Buyer to enforce payment of the amount due to the Seller. (e) In the event that a Buyer fails to pay for a lot in accordance with the Conditions of Sale for Buyers, that lot will be treated in the same way as an unsold or collected lot. 12. SETTLEMENT PAYMENTS Subject to full payment by the Buyer, payment of the net proceeds of sale due to you will be made over to you 28 working days following a sale. Provided we have received cleared funds. Payment will be made by cheque or BACS (if requested). 13. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY (a) The same Conditions of Sale (Sellers) shall apply to sales by private treaty. (b) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction and subject to our agreed charges for Sellers and Buyers. (c) We undertake to inform the Seller of any offers it receives in relation to an item prior to any Proposed Sale, excluding the normal method of commission bids. (d) For the purposes of a private treaty sale, if a lot is sold in any other currency than Sterling, the exchange rate is to be taken on the date of sale. 14. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly, neither the Auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to, during or after a sale. 15. GENERAL (a) We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. (b) Any notice to any Buyer, Seller, bidder or viewer may be given by email, or if not available then first class mail, in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. (c) Notices to us should be in writing and addressed to the Managing Director at 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR, quoting the reference number specified at the beginning of the sale catalogue.

(d) Should any provision of these Conditions of Sale be held unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. (e) These Conditions of Sale are not assignable by either party without the other’s prior written consent, but are binding on the seller’s successor and representatives. No act, omission or delay by us shall be deemed a waiver or release of any of its rights. (f) The contract between the parties may be varied by the parties by agreement and in writing. 16. RECISSION OF SALES We may rescind the sale where it reasonably believes that the lot falls within the terms as defined by our Authenticity Guarantee (see Buyer’s conditions), in this event we shall send the Seller notice of such rescission. The Seller agrees to return to us the Net Sale Proceeds received from the sale of such lot with any additional expenses incurred by us. We will return the property to the Seller upon receipt of the Net Sale Proceeds and Expenses, unless prevented in doing so by reasons outwith our control. The Buyer must satisfy us that the Buyer is entitled to exercise a remedy under the authenticity guarantee within five years of the date of the auction. 17. AGENCY Lyon and Turnbull acts as agent solely for and in the interests of the Seller. We do not act for Buyers in this role and does not give advice to Buyers. When we make a statement about a lot it is doing so on behalf of the Seller of the lot. The Auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by Sellers or Buyers. 18. DATA PROTECTION In connection with the management and operation of our business and the marketing and supply of our services, or as required by law, we may ask the Seller to provide personal information about themselves or obtain information about the Seller from third parties (e.g. credit information). We will not give out personal information except as may be required by law. If you would like further information on Lyon and Turnbull policies on personal data, or to make corrections to your information, please contact us on 0131 557 8844. 19. LAW AND JURISDICTION (a) Governing Law: These Conditions of Sale and all aspects of all matters, transactions or disputes to which they relate or apply shall be governed by, and interpreted in accordance with, Scots law (b) Jurisdiction: The Seller agrees that the Courts of Scotland are to have exclusive jurisdiction to settle all disputes arising in connection with all aspects of all matters or transactions to which these Conditions of Sale relate or apply. 18.6

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Guide to Bidding & Payment REGISTRATION

HOW TO BID

PAYMENT

By phone

Payment is due within seven (7) days of the sale. Lots purchased will not be released until full payment has been received. Payment may be made by the following methods:

1 – Government issued photo ID (Passport/Driving licence)

and appropriate number to be called. We recommend that a covering bid is also left in the event that we are unable to make the call. We cannot guarantee that lines will be available, or that we will be able to call you on the day, but will endeavour to undertake such bids to the best of our abilities. This service is available entirely at our discretion and at the bidder’s risk.

2 – Proof of address (utility bill/bank statement). We may, at our option, also ask you to provide a bank reference and/or deposit. By registering for the sale, the buyer acknowledges that he or she has read, understood and accepted our Conditions of Sale.

BIDDING At the Sale Registered bidders will be assigned a bidder number and given a paddle for use at the sale. Once the first bid has been placed, the auctioneer asks for higher bids in increments determined by the auctioneer. To place your bid, simply raise your paddle until the auctioneer acknowledges you. Please ensure that the auctioneer repeats your bidder number correctly when confirming the sale. If there is any doubt at this stage as to the hammer price or buyer it must be brought to the auctioneer’s attention immediately. All lots will be invoiced to the name and address given on your registration form, which is non-transferable.

A limited number of telephone lines are available for bidding by phone through a Lyon & Turnbull representative. Phone lines must be reserved in advance. All bid requests must be received an hour before the sale. All telephone bids must be confirmed in writing, listing the relevant lots

In writing Bid forms are available at the sale and/or the back of the catalogue. These should be submitted in person, by post, or by fax as soon as possible prior to the sale and we will bid on your behalf up to the limit indicated. In the event of receiving two identical bids the first one received will take precedence All bids must be received an hour before the sale. This service is provided entirely at the bidder’s risk. On the internet A fully-illustrated catalogue is available on our website. Registered bidders may leave absentee bids through the website and will receive email confirmation of their bid. Live online bidding is also available - access through our website, or download the live bidding app L&T Live. This service is offered for no additional fee.

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19.1

Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs

139

Index Accum, F.C.

401

Browne, J.D.H.

435

Cunninghame, G.R.B.

451

Fendt, T.

Henryson, R.

155

Ackroyd, P.

159

Bruehl, C.

440

Curie, P.

404

Fey, R.

339

Hickes, G.

327

Acland, S,A.

337

Brydges, H.

441

Curtis, W.

292

Field, J.

328

Hill, D.

346

Adaie, F.E.S.

432

Buchan, J.

133, 134

D’Araona, D.

Fielding, H.

145, 155

Hill, D.O.

347-350

Adams, G.

359

Buhe, W.

Daniell, W.

Fittler, J.

449

Hippocrates 74

Adams, J.

402

Bull, R.

375

Darwin, B.

270

Fitzroy, A.H.

209

Hirst, D.

Adams, W.H.D.

413

Burnaby, F.

474

Darwin, C.

293, 406

Fleming, I.

146-150

Hoare, Sir R.

477

Adamson, R.

346-350

Burnett, J.

Darwin, E.

270

Flesher, M.

318, 450

Hockney, D.

Addison, J.

Burney, C.

273

Dashwood, C.

185

Fonseca, F.

Hogg, J.

115

Burns, R. 136, 155

135,

Davidson, R.D.

110

Foreman, M.

Hogg, T.

294

Davy, H.

27, 420

Foster, J.

Hollver, F.

351

Burpo, J.

174

De Feure, G.

Fountainhall, J.L. of.

103

Hope, T.

Butler, A.G.

290

Francois, A.

466

Horace 391

Buttress, F.A.

Franklin, B.

104

Horsburgh, J.

313

Byrne, J.C.

Fraser, G.M.

151

Howard, H.E.

301

Aesop 129 Aldin,C 54 Alexandrovna, M. Duchess. 345 Allom, T.

398

Amici, D.

Anderson, Sir E.

175

Annan, J.C.

336

Anson, G.

436

Anson. G., Lord.

430

Arbuthnot, M.

338

Aristotle 64 Ashbee, C,R.

373

Atkinson 450 Aulnoy, M.C.

391

Aulnoy, M.C., Countess. 472 Austen, J.

130

Babbage, C.

403

Ball, J.

460

Banks, I.

157

Bannerman, H.

Barber, M.

Barrie, J.M.

374

Barstow, S.

159

wden, E.

395

Baynton, E.

267

Beaton, D. Archbishop 177 Beaton, J., Archbishop 178 Beckford, P.

421

Bentley, N.

316, 317

Berry, R.J.

287

Beveridge, E.

439

Bingley, W.

285

Blixen, K.

127

Bolton, R.

330

Bonnard, P.

Bowdoin, J.

402

Bowlker, C.

420

Boyd, I.L.

288

Boyd, J.M.

288

Boysin, V.F.

447

Bradley, R.

289

Bronte, A

131

Bronte,C 131 BrontÎ, A.

132

BrontÎ, C.

132

BrontÎ, E.

132

Brooks, S.

291

285

De Medicis, C. Queen of France.

183

437

Dean, G.A.

Cadell, R.

168

Defoe, D.

139

Cameron, D.V.

451

Della Croce, F.

101

Cameron, J.M.

339

Campbell, J. 1st Earl.

181

Diana, Princess of Wales. 186-193

Cardwell, E.

171

Carter, S.

114

Cartwright, E.

182

Cary, J.

32, 33

Case, J.

363

Cash, J.

445

Cats, J.

398

Cave, R.

394

Caw, J.L.

Ceci, C.

Cervantes, M.de.

376

Chapman, A.P.F.

428

Charles II

Churchill, W.S.

Clare, J.

377

Frazer,D. 303

Howitt 450

Freedman, B.

395

Hughson, D.

454

Fresnoy, C.A.

Hume, D.

105

Frossard, E.

391

Humphreys, H.N.

298

Frost, A.B.

426

Hunter, R.

214

Fuchs, G.

Huxley, T.H.

407

Fuller, T.

410

Irving, D.

155

Gallo, E.

Irving, W.

155

Garner, A.

James I and VI. King.

215

Gauguin, P.

381

James, H.

413

George II, King

206

James, P.D.

159

George III, King

207-208

Jefferies, R.

387

Dickens, C.

140-142

Dinesen, I.

127

Disney, J.

323

Ditton, H.

417

Dobie, J.

473

Dodgson, C.

342

Dorret, J.

Dossie, R.

410

Douglas, J., 4th Earl of Morton

194

Gibb, A.

356

Jekyll, G.

Drake, F.

444

Gillespie Graham, J.

Johnson, F.E.

324

Drury, A.

343

Glasgow, J.

214

Johnson, S.

457

Dryden, J.

Glasse, H.

274

Jone, O.

388

Du Choul, G.

Godolphin, S. 1st Earl

179

Jones, O.

389

Gore, A.

364

Jones, T.

Dudley, R. 1st Earl of Leicester

195

Graham, R.

384

Joyant, M.

Clark 450

Dugdale, W.

448

Gray, G.C.

Kames, H.H.

107

Clarke, J.

429

Duncan, A.

405

Gray, T.

389

Keeler, C.

216

Clenard, N.

Durrell, L.

143, 144

Greenaway,K 54

Kelman, J.

157

Cobburn, A,L.

340

Eden, A.

225

Greene, W.T.

296

Keppel, W. van

217

Coignard, J.B.

400

Edis, O.

344

Greenway, K.

King, J.M.

390

Collins, G.

34, 35

Edmonston, A.

463

Greenwood, J.

Kipling, R.

390

Collins, W.

137

Edward VI, King

196

Greenwood, O.

394

Knox, J.

331

Combe, W.

378

Edward VII

197, 198

Griwold, R.W.

271

Koch, A.

Comte de Volney, C.F.

446

Edwards, R.

Guichard, C.

Labillardiere, J.J.H.

438

Congreve, W.

138

Egan, P.

423, 424

Guido., Cardinal.

Laing, D.

155

Cook, J. Captain.

442

Eliot, G.

130

Hall, S.

Lambarde, W.

108

Cope, Sir J.

184

Elizabeth I, Queen

200

Hallam, H.

391

Langland, W.

153

Corbet, P.

291

Elizabeth II. Queen.

201, 202

Halliburton Rae, A.

236

Lapersonne, Lèon

382

Coronelli, V.M.

Emerson, R.W.

391

Hamilton Smith, C.

297

Lavoisne, C.V.

Costain, T.B.

159

Erskine, J., Earl of Mar 205

Hancock, J.

402

Lawrence, D.H.

218

Coster, H.

341

Evans, E.B.

283

Hanway, J.

452

Lawrence, T.E.

279

Cotton, C.

399, 420

Evans, M.A.

130

Hardy, T.

152, 173

Leech, J.

392

Coupe, J.M.L.

Fairfax, T.

425

Harris, W.

210

Leslie, C.

117

Coxe, W.

443

Faizullabhai, S.

324

Haughton, H.L., Capt

453

Levin, B.

159

Crawhall, J.

399

Farlie, R.

398

Healde, T.

410

Lhermitte, L.A.

357

Cromwell, O.

111

Fassam, T.

385

Henderson, J.S.

312

Liddell, A.

342

Culpeper, N.

294

Fell, G.

379

Henri IV

211

Lieghton, C.

140 Lyon & Turnbull

Ligorio, P.

Ortelius, A.

47, 48

Rowlandson, T.

378

Tait, J.

255

Liszt, F.

219

Page, T.

Rowling, J.K.

164

Tansillo, L.

278

Locke, J.

332

Roxburghshire, D.

242

Tasso, T.

391

Longworth, J.A.

458

Palomino De Castro v Velaco, A.

Ruschi, A.

301

Tassoni, A.

Loudon, J.C.

294

Pankhurst, S.

112

Rushdie, S.

159

Taylor, I.

Lovelace, Earl.

121

Paris, J.A.

410

Ruskin, J.

Taylor, J.

Lugar, R.

Parry, M.

377

Russell, B.

411

Tennant, C.

362

Parry, N.

377

Sackville, Thomas, 1st Earl 238

Thackeray, W.M.

168

Parry, W.E.

465

Saint-ExupĂ¨ry, A. de

Thomson, H.

374

Patavinus, T.L.

Sallustius, C.C.

412

Thomson, J.

405

Paul, W.

295

Saurel, E.

380

Thonger, C.

294

Pearce, N.

431

Sayer, R.

Thorburn, A.

307-309

Peckham, J.

Schindler, E.

239

Throckmorton, F.

257

Pennant, T.

422

Schindler, O.

239

Timms & Webb

Perret, J.

Schmoller, H.

Toulet, P.

382

Perrinchief, R.

113

Scott, W.

155, 165, 166

Toulouse-Lautrec, H. de 18

Pessel, F.

361

Sendak, M.

Tranter, N.

258, 259

Peterson, R.T.

304

Seneca, L.A.

Tucker, P.

394

Petrarca, F.

391

Seneque, A.

Tunny, J.G.

355

Petri, H.

Senese, F.

Turnbull,G. 28

Petronius Arbiter, T.

Phliip, G.

Pietro Andrea, M.

Lycklama a Nijeholt, T.M.

469

Macandrew, R.

220

Macgregor. R.R.

237

Machiavelli, N.

365

Mackenzie, F.

277

Maclachlan, L.

222

Macquoid, P.

MacQuoid, P.

Macquoid, P.

Mainstone, T.

395

Mair, J.

408

Makatsch, W.

301

Mandela, N.

366

Manskirch 450 Marie, V.

304

Marshall, W.

479

Martin, R.

391

Mascy, H.

394

Mauro, L.

Mayer, J.

425

Mazuchelli, N.E.

455

McCourt, F.

159

Mclaren, E.T.

224

Melville, H.

156

Mennie, D.

459

Mercier de Saint-Leger. B. 155 Mersey 123 Meyer, H.L.

300

Mill, J.S.

333, 367

Miller, G.

387

Milne, A.A.

Moll, H.

Montano 353 Moore, C.

Moreira, A.J.

Morgan, R.

394

Morison, J.C.

325

Morpurgo, M.

56, 56

Mount, J.

Mountford, G.

302

Moxon, J.

409

Mozart, W.A.

280

Murray, T.

109

Napoleon I

227, 228

Nares, E., Reverend.

334

Nash, W.

275

Neal, A.

387

Nelson, R.

391

Newbery, F.H.

Nijinsky, V.

281

Nixon, E.

214

Nostradamus, M,de.

Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connel, D.

229

Oliphant 154 Orpen, W.

352

Sewell,A 54

Tytler, A.F.

107

Van de Velde, C.W.M.

476

299

Seymour, Edward, 1st Duke

243

Van Stuphen, W.G.

426

Pingret, E.

126

Shackleton, E.H.

470

Viollet-le-Duc, E.

Pitt the Younger, W.

199

Shackleton, K.

383

Vonnegut, K.

169

Pitt, W.

233

Shakespeare, W.

154

Walker, J.

242

Plato 160

Sharington, H.

267

Walker, S,A.

360

Plesch, A.

305

Shaw, H.

Wallace, A.R.

414

Plinius Secundus, C.

Shedden, J.

473

Walsingham, F.

260

Plot, R.

464

Shelburne, H.

244

Walton, I.

399, 420

Polhil, E.

335

Shirley, J.

335

Watson, J.D.

415

Ponsonby. 282

Sidney, S.

461

Poole, R.

445

Simpson, N.D.

301

Pope jnr, A.

306

Simson, F.B.

427

Potter, B.

Powers, A.

394

Sir John. 3rd Earl of Lennox.

176

Skipwith, P.

395

Small, J.

471

Smellie, W.

285

Smith, G.B.

154

Smith, G.G.

456 180

Pozzuoli 84 Pratchett, T.

161

Prince Charles.

186-190

Princess of Stolberg-Gedern. 248 Profumo, J.

216

Smith-Stanley, E.

Prout, W.

413

Sobieska, M.K. Queen. 245

Puccini, G.

234

Somerset, F.

246

Pugin, A.W.N.

Somervile, W.

419

Pye, C.

Soumile, B,L.

Queen Victoria.

235

Spark, M.

157, 158

Quincy, J.

410

Spenser, E.

397

Rabelais, F.

Spiker, S.H.

440

Rackham, A.

386

Stern, I.

204

Raffles, T.S.

467

Stevenson, R.L.

167, 247

Ralston, W.

426

Stewart, I.

275

Rankin, I.

159, 162

Stravinsky, I.

358

Ransome, A.

Struthers, G.

114

Ravilious, E.

23, 395

Stuart Baker, E.C.

286

Raymond, J.P.

396

Stuart, C.E.

248-250

Renouard, A,A.

Stuart, E., Queen of Bohemia

203

Stuart, H.B.

251

Stuart, J.

475

Stuart, J.E.

252

Stuart, L,N. Princess.

253

Stuart, L.N. Princess.

254

Richards, G.

Richardson, C.J.

Robson, G.F.

468

Rogerson, I.

395

Rossetti, C.G.

163

Rossetti, D.G.

163

Watson-Wentworth, C. 261 Watt, J.

416

Weale, P.

459

Wellesley A. Wellington, Duke of

262-265

Wells, H.G.

170

Wells, W.A.

212

Welsh, I.

159

Wethered, J.

428

Wethered, R.

428

Whiston, W.

417

White, G.

310, 391

Widdecombe, A.

159

Wilkes, J.

124

Wilkins, J.

418

William, M.

393

Williams, A.F.

Williams, G.F.

William, Duke of Cumberland.

266

Wilson, J.

125

Wood, R.

275

Woolf, V.

339

Wordsworth, W.

268

Wyatt, M.D.

Wyld, S.

372

Wyville Thomson, C.

478

Yate, C.E.

434

Yizhaq Ibn, Q.D.B.Y.B.

Yorke, M.

395

Young, R.

318, 329

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