Rare Books, Manuscripts, Maps & Photographs | Auction 19 June 2024

RARE BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, MAPS

& PHOTOGRAPHS

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Lot 1

Austen, Jane

Northanger Abbey[and:] Persuasion

London:Richard Bentley, 1833. First Bentleyedition, 8vo, 2 parts in 1 volumewith continuous pagination and register, [2] 212 [3] 216 440 pp., engraved frontispieceand additionalvignettetitle-page, separateletterpress title-pageto each work, bound without series-title, binding rubbed, loss to head of spine, split to foot of front joint, crudetape-repair to inner hinges, frontispieceand vignettetitlespotted, Northanger Abbeyleaf B1 tipped-in, textblock split between 2F3 and 2F4 (penultimateand finalleaves) with 2F4 tipped in, occasionallight soiling, afew leavedog-eared [Gilson D4;Sadleir 3734a28]

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 2

Austen, Jane

Prideand Prejudice

Illustrated byCharles E. Brock. With an Introduction byAustin Dobson. London:Macmillan and Co., 1895. First edition thus, 8vo, xxx 352 pp. originalred patterned cloth lettered in gilt, frontispieceand full-page illustrations throughout byC. E. Brock, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 4 pp. advertisements dated 1894 to rear, spineveryslightlyfaded, alittle rubbed at head and foot, tips bumped [Gilson E79]. Together with:Sense and Sensibility, Illustrated byHugh Thomson, 1898 [cf. Gilson E82, first published 1896];Emma, Illustrated byHugh Thomson, 1896, first edition thus, cloth mottled [Gilson E86];Mansfield Park, Illustrated byHugh Thomson, 1898 [cf. Gilson E88, first published 1897] (4)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 3

[Bonhôte, Elizabeth]

Olivia;or, Deserted Bride

BytheAuthor of Hortensia, theRambles of Frankly, and theFashionable Friend. Dublin:for W. Watson [and 6 others], 1787. 2 volumes, 12mo, xi[1] 274, [4] 272 pp., contemporaryspeckled tan calf, twin labels to spines, spines and covers ruled in gilt, edges sprinkled red, bound with thehalftitles, volume1 finalleaf with tear to upper forecorner not affecting text, volume2 with spill-burns to K12 (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

PierreClément deLaussat (1756-1835), last French governor of Louisiana, with his engraved bookplateto front pastedowns.

Footnote:

First Dublin edition, thesameyear as theLondon edition which is presumed to havepriority, veryrarein anystate, with no copyof either edition appearing in auction records sincethe1940s. 'Elizabeth Bonhôtepublished seven fictionalworks, allof which reflected thecontemporarytastefor novels of sentiment and sensibility, combining "areaction against coarseness, preoccupation with conventionalmoralityand astrong bent towards emotionalism"… Theyappealed to agrowing femalereadership catered for bythecirculating libraries'(ODNB);severalof her works were printed byWilliamLane's MinervaPress.

Lot 4

Clare, John

TheVillageMinstreland Other Poems London:for Taylor and Hessey;and E. Drury, Stamford, 1821. First edition, 2 volumes, 12mo, [iii]-xxviii216, [6] 211 pp , later 19th-centurycalf, engraved portrait frontispieceto volume1, engraved frontispieceof Clare's cottageto volume, bound without half-titles and advertisements, bindings scuffed and rubbed, frontispiecespotted and offset, gift inscription dated 1836 to initialblank of volume1;Idem Poems descriptiveof RuralLifeand Scenery. London:for Taylor and Hessey;and E. Drury, Stamford, 1821. Fourth edition, 12mo, vixxiii[1] 208 pp , contemporarycalf uniformwith thepreceding work, bound without half-titleand advertisements if issued, gift inscription dated 1836 to initialblank, binding scuffed and rubbed (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 5

Peacock, Francis

Sketches relativeto theHistoryand Theory, but moreespeciallyto the Practiceof Dancing … intended as Young Teachers of theArt of Dancing. Aberdeen:J. Chalmers &Co , 1805 First edition, 8vo, 224 pp , uncut in originalboards, contemporaryownership inscription ('ColonelForbes') to thetitle-page, a littlewear to binding, contents lightlyspotted and browned;Shirrefs, Andrew. Poems, chieflyin theScottish Dialect. Edinburgh:printed for the author, 1790 First edition, 8vo, xxviii[2] 365 41, uncut in originalboards, half-title, engraved portrait frontispiece, contemporaryownership inscription ('ColonelForbes') to thetitle-page, spineworn, front freeendpaper loose, old finger-soiling to lower forecorner of half-title, frontispiece(tipped to halftitle) detaching at head;Gisborne, Thomas An Enquiryinto theDuties of the FemaleSex London:for T CadellJun and W Davies, 1798 Third edition ('corrected'), 8vo, viii448 pp., uncut in originalboards, contemporary ownership inscription ‘MD Horn Elphinstone’ (Margaret Dalrymple-HornElphinstone, c.1765-1849) to preface;Denon, Vivant. Travels through Sicily and Malta:fromtheFrench Perth:R Morison Junior, 1790 12mo, [4] 210 pp., uncut in originalboards, half-title, engraved portrait frontispiece, ownership inscription ‘A Forbes’ to title-page, binding slightlyworn and marked;Lady's Magazine. TheLady's Magazine, or Entertaining Companion for theFair Sex London:for G and J Robinson, 1805 Volume36 only, 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf, engraved frontispieceand additionaltitle-page, hand-coloured engraved plates of women's fashion, other engraved plates including needlework patterns (not collated, paper lifting fromcovers) (5)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 6

MinervaPress - Canadian Novel- Slavery Yamboo;or, theNorth American Slave

A Tale. In ThreeVolumes. BytheAuthor of TheBravo of Bohemia. London: printed at theMinerva-Press, for A K Newman and Co , 1812 Volumes 1 and 3 only(of 3), 12mo, [2] 243 [1], [2] 216 pp., contemporaryhalf calf, marbled paper sides, both volumes lacking front freeendpaper, contemporaryownership inscriptions to front pastedowns and to first page of text, traces of old ink-stamps (Buryfreelibrary) to title-pages, occasional light soiling, volume1 binding with paper covering detached fromrear board and lifting fromfront board, calf backstrip also lifting, title-pagewith very smallwormtrack to gutter, volume3 with damp-staining to signatureB, worming to lower margins of finalsignature(K) (2)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2022), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Footnote:

First edition, extremelyrare, no other copytraced in auction records. Set in the1790s and dedicated to Martin Hunter, commander-in-chief, New Brunswick, Yamboo is thetaleof arunawayslavewho is taken in bya ColonelBeresford and his familyand subsequentlyaccompanies himto India to fight against Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore. ‘Thefirst 68 pages takeplacein New Brunswick and contain long descriptions of St John, Frederictown, defenses, fashions, Indians, etc., alltaken fromobvious first hand knowledge’ (MacLeod, TheMinervaPress, p 371)

Lot 7

[Wynne, John Huddlestone(1742-1788)]

TheMan of Honour:or, theHistoryof HarryWaters, Esq. London:printed for F and J Noble, at their respectivecirculating libraries, 1771-3. 3 volumes, 12mo (16.6 x 10cm), [2] 242, [2] 212, [4] 199, contemporaryspeckled sheep, spines ruled in gilt with twin red and green labels, half-titleto volume3 only, alittleskinning and rubbing to leather, very occasionallight soiling internally, volume1 with shallow loss to head of spine, old stain to top spinecompartment, leaves D3-10 working loose(held bybottomcord), volume2 with short crack to head of front joint, volume3 title-pageslightlymarked (3)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Provenance:

Title-pages with ownership inscriptions ‘Margt Horn Elphinstone’ (dated 1792 in thefirst volume), presumablyMargaret Dalrymple-Horn-Elphinstone (c 1765-1849, daughter of GeneralRobert Dalrymple-Horn-Elphinstone (1718-1794) of LogieElphinstone, Aberdeenshire, and wifeof Sir Robert Burnett of Leys, 7th Baronet (1755-1837);subsequentlyfromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Footnote:

First edition, extremelyrare, theonlyknown completecopyof this 18thcenturytriple-decker Bildungsroman, previouslythought to beextant solely in theformof acopyof thefirst volumeonlyat theJohn D Rockefeller ColonialWilliamsburg Libraryin Virginia, USA;aGerman translation was published in 1777 with thetitleDer Rechtschaffeneoder Geschichtedes Herrn Heinrich Waters. Theauthor was oncethought to havebeen John Cleland, author of Memoirs of aWoman of Pleasure, better known to posterityas FannyHill, on thebasis of aremark in acontemporaryobituary of Cleland, but thereferenceis now understood to bean obvious mistake for Cleland's 1768 work TheWoman of Honour, and an issueof theLondon Chronicle(17-19 October 1771) names theauthor of TheMan of Honour as J. H. Wynne, ahack writer who had spent timein theserviceof theEast IndiaCompany

Lot 8

[First Australian novelist] Grimstone, MaryLeman

TheBeautyof theBritish Alps Or, Loveat First Sight. London:G. Virtue, 1825. 8vo in half-sheets (20.4 x 13cm), iv[1] 4-549 [1], contemporarymarbled calf gilt, marbled endpapers, engraved frontispiece, 4 engraved plates (of 5:lacking platelisted as facing p.393), bookplate, front joint superficiallycracked, section of cracking to rear joint, scuffs to covers, rubbing to extremities, tips showing through, intermittent spotting and browning to contents (light to moderate), quire2K with faint transversebars of browning to foot

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Footnote:

First edition of thefirst book bythefirst Australian novelist, extremelyrare, no other copytraced in auction records, which show onlyahandfulof copies of two other works bytheauthor, namelyLouisaEgerton (1830), written during and shortlyafter her voyageto Van Diemen's Land in 1825, and consequentlythefirst novelwritten in Australia, and Cleone(1834). Grimstonereturned to England in 1829, joining London's radicalintelligentsia and associating with figures including Robert Owen and Elizabeth Gaskell; her 1834 novelWomen's Love‘advanced feminist ideas in much thesame terms as had MaryWollstonecraft’ (Australian Dictionaryof National Biography). Copies of TheBeautyof theBritish Alps wereissued with Plymouth or London imprints on thetitle-page, though both versions appear to havecomprised thesameOxford-printed sheets, with no priority assigned.

Lot 9

Dickens, Charles [Works]

London:Chapman and Hall, [n.d.] 26 volumes, 8vo, contemporaryred half calf gilt, alittlesoiling to thecovers of thelatter volumes (26)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 10

Poe, Edgar Allan

Tales of Mystery, Imagination, &Humour;and Poems London:HenryVizetelly, 1852. [Bound with:] Tales of Mystery, Imagination, &Humour. Second Series. London:Clarke, &Beeton, &Co., c.1853. 2 volumes in 1, 16mo (16 x 9.6cm), contemporaryhalf calf, xxiv256, [2] 252 pp., wood-engraved frontispieceand vignettetitle-pageto each volume, similar vignettes throughout thetext, spinesunned, headcap alittleworn, binding rubbed, spotting to endpapers and blanks and to frontispieceand title-pageof volume2, bound without advertisement leaf at rear of volume2 [Sadleir 3659 I &IX]

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

First UKand first illustrated edition. Thework was published as part of the short-lived ‘ReadableBooks'series, initiated byHenryVizetellyin 1852 with thefirst volumeof Poe's Tales, and lasting onlyuntilthefollowing year. Subsequent instalments in theseries werepublished first with theimprint of Vizetellyand Clarke, and then Clarke, Beeton &Co. Copies of theTales are known in which thefirst volumecontains theupdated imprint of Clarke, Beeton &Co;thefirst volumein this copyis atenth thousand but retains theoriginalHenryVizetellyimprint. MichaelSadleir noted that ‘theseries is predominantlynon-fiction. Fiction is, however, wellrepresented bytwo important collections of Poe’s Tales'.

Lot 11

Milton, John

Paraphrasis Poeticain triaPoemata

Viz ParadisumAmissum, ParadisumRecuperatum, et Samsonen Agaonisten AutoreGulielmo Hogaeo London:Johannis Darby, 1690 8vo, xxxvi510 pp., later sheep, title-pagein red and black, bound without A1 (probablyblank) but retaining finalblank 2K8, bookplate, spineand extremities rubbed, loss to head of spine, damp-staining to front board, light browning, title-pageslightlyspotted, marginaldamp-staining to first few quires and to 2C-2E, leaves 2C3-2D5 with smalltriangular tear to fore margins, afew other blemishes and marks [Lowndes (1861) vol 6 p 1561]

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

Apparentlythefirst completeedition in Latin of Milton's threemajor poetical works, ParadiseLost, ParadiseRegained and Samson Agonistes:aLatin translation of ParadiseLost byoneJ C was published in 1686, though that appears to havebeen an abbreviated version, being aquarto in 32 pages only Thetranslator WilliamHogg (fl1682-1702) was aLatin poet of Scottish extraction ‘Although heappears to havemadelittleimpact on literary historians, or compilers of Scottish biography, [he] is notableas oneof the most prolific Latin writers of his age His output was remarkable, consisting of biblicalparaphrase, complimentarypoems, and translations of long English works into Latin’ (ODNB)

Lot 12

Continentalbooks

Collection of works including Elzevir press titles, 17th-18th century Laet, Johannes de Gallia, sivedeFrancorumregis dominiies et opibus commentarius. Leiden:ex officinaElzeviriana, 1629. 16mo, contemporary vellum, yapp edges, engraved title-page;Stephanius, Stephan Hansen De regno Daniaeet Norwegiae Leiden:ex officinaElzeviriana, 1629 16mo, contemporaryvellumyapp edges, engraved title-page;Terence. Comoediae sex ex recensioneHeinsiana Amsterdam:ex officinaElzeviriana, 1661 12mo, contemporarymottled calf, engraved title-page, front freeendpaper detaching'[Latin authors] Conciones et orationes ex historicis Latinis excerptae. Amsterdam:ex officinaElzeviriana, 1653. 12mo, contemporary vellum, engraved and letterpress title-page, front inner hingecracked with stitching strained;Guarini, Battista. IlPastor Fido. Leiden:per Giovani Elsevier, 1659 12mo, contemporarycalf, worn, engraved frontispieceand plates;Kempis, Thomas à. Kempis commun, ou les quatrelivres to de l'Imitation deJesus-Christ Nouvelleédition, reoutchéeet plus correcte Amsterdam:HenriWetstein, 1701 12mo, contemporarydark blueroan gilt, alledges gilt, engraved frontispieceand plates;Erasmus, Desiderius Colloquiafamiliaria Rotterdam:Renier Leers, 1693 8vo, contemporary vellum, engraved and letterpress title-pages;Aesop. [Greek title]. Selectiores AesopiFabulae Paris:ClaudeMorel, 1625 8vo, contemporaryvellum, block near-detached fromcovers, endpapers lacking;Dionysius of Halicarnassus. Scriptaequaeextant omnia, historicaet rhetorica;nunc primumuniversa Latineedite. Hanover:typis Wechelianis, apud haeredes Joannas Aubrii, 1615 8vo, contemporaryvellum, front inner hingesplit;and 5 others similar Thelot not fullycollated and sold as seen (15)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

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Bindings

Collection of works, English literature, 18th-19th century Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earlof. Letters to his Son. London:J. Dodsley, 1774, Fifth edition, 4 volumes, 8vo, contemporarysprinkled tan calf, red morocco labels, half-titles, engraved portrait to volume1, volume4 front joint superficiallycracked;Richardson, Samuel Clarissa Or, theHistory of aYoung Lady. London:for J. and F. Rivington [and others], 1774. Seventh edition, 8 volumes, 12mo, contemporarysprinkled tan calf gilt (probablyFrench, thespines titled ‘Clarisse’), engraved portrait frontispiece to volumes 1 and 3-8;Milton, John Paradiselost, in TwelveBooks:together with ParadiseRegain'd:in Four Books. Dublin:GeorgeGrierson, 1724. First Irish edition, 12mo, near-contemporaryolive-green morocco gilt, edges dyed blue, 12 engraved folding plates (severalwith damp-staining and repairs), portrait frontispiecesupplied in facsimile;Shelley, PercyBysshe The PoeticalWorks London:Reeves &Turner, 1892 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarydark bluecrushed morocco gilt byWorsfold, alledges gilt, engraved frontispieces, alittlerubbing to front joints;Tennyson, Alfred, Lord TheWorks. London:Macmillan and Co., 1886. 8vo, contemporaryred crushed morocco gilt bySotheran &Co , alledges gilt, engraved portrait frontispiece, afew spots to outer leaves, contemporarygift inscription to initialblank;Bolingbroke, HenrySt John, Viscount Letters on theStudyand Useof History. A New Edition Corrected. London:for T. Cadell, 1770. 8vo, contemporarytan calf, red morocco label, front joint superficiallycracked, marginalworming (17)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

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Finebindings and librarysets

Collection of works, English literatureand European literaturein translation, 18th-19th century

All8vo unless otherwisestated, various ownership inscriptions, works comprise:[Carlyle, Thomas]. German Romance:Specimens of its Chief Authors Edinburgh:WilliamTait, 1827 First edition, 4 volumes, contemporarygreen calf, sides panelled in gilt, engraved additionalvignette titlepageto each volume, volume2 front inner hingecracked and vignette titlepageslightlydamp-stained;Andersen, Hans Christian. The Improvisatore:or, Lifein Italy FromtheDanish Translated byMaryHowitt London:Richard Bentley, 1845. 2 volumes, contemporaryblue-green half calf;Brunton, Mary TheWorks Edinburgh:for Manners and Miller, 1820 7 volumes, contemporarygreen calf, engraved portrait frontispiece;[Paalzow, HenrietteWach von] TheCitizen of Prague Translated byMaryHowitt London:HenryColburn, 1846 First edition in English, 3 volumes, contemporaryblue-green half calf;Bremer, Frederika. TheHome:or, Family Cares and FamilyJoys Translated byMaryHowitt London:Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1843. First edition in English, 2 volumes, contemporaryred half morocco;Idem TheNeighbours:aStoryof EveryDayLife. Translated byMaryHowitt. London:Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1842 First edition in English, 2 volumes, contemporaryred half morocco uniformwith thepreceding;Gray, Thomas. TheWorks. A New Edition London:for Harding, Triphook, and Lepard, 1825 2 volumes, contemporarygreen morocco richlygilt, alledges gilt;Disraeli, Benjamin. Coningsby;or, theNew Generation London:HenryColburn, 1844 Second edition, 3 volumes, contemporaryred half calf;Smollett, Tobias TheHistory of England … A New Edition. London:for T. Cadell, 1794. 8 volumes, 12mo, contemporarytreesheep, engraved plates;Cervantes ySaavedra, Miguel TheHistoryof theIngenious Gentleman, Don Quixoteof LaMancha. Edinburgh:Hurst, Robinson, and Co , 1822 5 volumes, contemporary green calf, spines sunned;and 1 other (40)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Antiquarian English and Scottish books Collection of works, 17th-18th century Drummond, William, of Hawthornden. TheHistoryof Scotland … The Second Edition, with aBrief Account of theAuthors Life London:for Tho Fabian, 1681. 8vo, contemporaryblind-ruled calf, 6 engraved portraits (the author and kings James I-V), closed tear in I6;Bunyan, John TheHolyWar, madebyShaddaiupon Diabolus, for theregaining of theMetropolis of the World;or, thelosing and taking again of theTown of Mansoul Paisley:A Weir, 1777. 8vo, contemporarysheep, front board near-detached;Brown, John, Minister of theGospelat Wamphray A Pious and ElaborateTreatise concerning Prayer and theAnswer of Prayer. Edinburgh:for thepublishers, byJohn Reid, 1720 First edition, 8vo, contemporarycalf, longitudinalhalftitleto rear, contemporarygift inscription ‘John Erskine, 19 Novr 1720, to mywife’, identified in later inscription as John Erskineor Carnock, additional inscriptions to front freeendpaper and title-page;Tindal, Nicolas A Guideto ClassicalLearning;or, Polymetis Abridged. London:for J. Dodsley, and R. Horsfield, 1764 12mo, contemporarysprinkled calf;and 18 others (these not collated), allin contemporarycalf or sheep, including:Matthew Prior, Poems on SeveralOccasions, 1725 (2 volumes in 1, engraved portrait); David Paterson (publisher), TheCompleteLetter-Writer, Edinburgh, 1771; John Nalson, TheTrialof Charles theFirst, 1740 (engraved portrait);John Watson (publisher), TheGentleman and Citizen's Almanack, Dublin, 1760 (contemporarytiger-striped calf);Thomas Brooks, TheSilent Soul, with Soveraign Antidotes against theMost MiserableExigents:or, aChristian with an Olive-Leaf in his Mouth, 1660 (spinesplit, lacking A1, possiblythehalftitle, title-pagelaid down, worming to lower margins, afew closed tears); Roger L'Estrange, Fables of Aesop, 1738 (eighth edition, engraved portrait); James Thomson, ThePoeticalWorks, Dublin, 1751 (engraved portrait); GeorgeStanhope(translator), Epictetus, his Morals, with Simplicius, his Comment, 1700 (second edition);Gilbert Burnet, An Exposition of the Thirty-NineArticles of theChurch of England, Dublin:Elizabeth Sadleir, 1721 (third edition);HolyBible, Edinburgh, 1764 (12mo);Alexander Pope, TheIliad of Homer, Edinburgh, 1792;and similar, variablecondition, various contemporaryownership inscriptions of note, afew front covers detached, onework (Notes … on Mr. GeorgeBuchanan's Historyof Scotland, 1708) lacking front cover (22)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2022), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

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19th-centuryliterature

Largecollection of works including leather bindings Crawford, Alexander Crawford, Earlof. Argo:or, theQuest of theGolden Fleece London:John Murray, 1876 First edition, 8vo, originalbluepictorial cloth gilt, inscribed bytheauthor on thehalf-title, cloth mottled;[Cambridge]. Gradus at Cantabrigiam:or, aDictionaryof Terms, Academicaland Colloquial, or Cant, which areused at theUniversityof Cambridge. London: for W J and J Richardson, 1803 First edition, small8vo, contemporaryhalf calf, worn, lacking front freeendpaper and plates;Ruskin, John (editor). Christ's Folk in theApennine Reminiscences of her Friends among the Tuscan Peasantry. ByFrancescaAlexander. Orpington:GeorgeAllen 1887. First edition, inscribed ‘To mydear friends Christina&GeorginaForbes, with best love, Francesca’, 4to, contemporarycalf (sunned);[Aberdeenshire] Tilliefoure London:privatelyprinted at theChiswick Press, 1894 4to, contemporarypanelled calf to style, printed in imitation lettrebâtarde, frontispiece, plates, binding rubbed, joints cracked;Tindal, Acton, Mrs. Rhymes and Legends London:Richard Bentleyand Son, 1879 First edition, 8vo, originalcloth, mottled, gift inscription to title-page;Heeley, Sibyl. Ellieand theChinaLady A Tibetan FairyTale London:Bellairs and Co , 1895 First edition, 8vo, originalcloth, cockling and soiling to covers, ties perished;Stewart, W Grant ThePopular Superstitions and Festive Amusements of theHighlanders of Scotland. Edinburgh:for Archibald Constableand Company, 1823 12mo, contemporaryhalf calf, etched frontispiece;and 35 others similar, including leather-bound copies of Shakespeare, Byron, Tennyson, Pascal, etc , and numerous works in original cloth (42)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

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Antiquarian literature

Collection of works, English and continental, 16th-19th century Petrarch. [Opera]. Con l'espositioned'Alessandro Vellutello dinovo ristampato con lefigureaitriomphi, et con piu coseutiliin variiluoghi aggiunte. Venice:Giolito deFerrari, 1545. 4to, later boards, rebacked, old ownership inscriptions, title-pagecropped, afew headlines shaved, occasionalsoiling, damp-staining towards rear [Adams P810];Defoe, Daniel. TheLifeand StrangeSurprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner. London:John Stockdale, 1790. First Stockdaleedition, 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarymarbled calf, rebacked with originalspines laid down and endpapers renewed, engraved title-pageand frontispieceto each volume, 13 engraved plates including portrait, 14 pp advertisements (lacking conjugateblank of finaladvertisement leaf), volume1 joints and spine cracked, prefaceleaf (unsigned) possiblymisbound between A1 ('The Advertisement') and A2 ('Directions for placing theCuts'), title-pages spotted;Bible;German;illustrated. Historischer Bilder Bibel. Augsburg: Johann Ulrich Kraussen, 1705 5 parts in 1 volume, folio, early-19th-century English dark bluediced calf, covers blind-tooled with concentric Greek-key and palmetterolls, engraved calligraphic titlepageand unnumbered architectonic frontispieceto each part, 135 numbered engraved plates (without plate60 bis noted in somecommercialrecords), frequent chips and tears, chieflyto margins but afew extending into text (e.g. plate114), a few repairs, occasionalspotting and afew other marks;and 23 others (thesenot collated), including:Lucius Apuleius, Les metamorphoses ou l'asnedor, Paris;SamuelThiboust, 1623 (8vo, contemporarycalf, engraved title-page);Thomas Fuller, PharmacopoeiaExtemporanea:or, aBodyof Medicines, 1719 (third edition, modern panelled morocco);WilliamTothil, The Transactions of theHigh Court of Chancery, 1649 (12mo, contemporary calf, rebacked, front board and title-pagedetached);Virgil, Opera, Leiden:ex officinaElzeviriana, 1649, 12mo, contemporarycalf, front board detached); A Cloud of Witnesses for theRoyalPrerogatives of Jesus Christ:or, theLast Speeches and Testimonies of thosewho havesuffered for theTruth in Scotland, Glasgow, 1741 (8vo, contemporarysheep);Thomas àKempis, TheChristian's Pattern, 1708 (contemporarycalf, rebacked);John Coakley Lettsom, TheNaturalist's and Traveller's Companion, 1799 (8vo, contemporarycalf, rebacked, engraved plates including hand-coloured titlepage, ex-librarycopy);EmanuelSwedenborg, A Treatiseconcerning Heaven and its Wonders, also concerning Hell… aNew Translation, London:Society for printing and publishing theWritings of EmanuelSwedenborg, 1817 (8vo, contemporarybluehalf calf);Thomas Bewick, A Historyof British Birds, 1832 (2 volumes, 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf);idem A Historyof British Quadrupeds, 1824 (eighth edition, 8vo, contemporarycalf);and similar (37)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot

18

Blackwood, Adam

OperaOmnia

Paris:Sébastien Cramoisyet GabrielCramoisy, 1644. 4to, [40] 735 [19] pp., contemporarylimp vellumFrench manuscript wastebinding, engraved vignetteto title-page, engraved portrait, recent manuscript titleadded to front cover in purpleink, tears to front pastedown and freeendpaper, faint damp-staining title-page, variablelight damp-staining to margins thereafter

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

First edition of thecollected words of theScottish civillawyer and Roman Catholic polemicist, who served as rector of theUniversityof Paris, and on thegrounds of his loyaltyto Mary, Queen of Scots attacked George Buchanan's arguments for theright of subjects to deposeunsatisfactory monarchs. 'His contribution to thedevelopment of thetheoryof absolute monarchycan beseen as part of aScottish Catholic rejection of Buchanan's interpretation of Scottish history, and in his foreshadowing of the“divine right of kings” an influenceon events to come His contemporary importancein this respect is shown byGabrielNaudé's publication of his completeworks in French and Latin in Paris in 1644, together with aeulogy and an engraving byPicart'(ODNB)

Lot 19

Burns, Robert

Poems, Chieflyin theScottish Dialect Edinburgh:printed for theAuthor and sold byWilliamCreech, 1787 Second (first Edinburgh) edition, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, contemporarytreecalf neatlyrebacked with modern calf gilt spine, manuscript proseto finalleaf of poems copied byaprevious owner

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 20

Burns, Robert Poems, Chieflyin theScottish Dialect Edinburgh [and London]:WilliamCreech [and T Cadelland W Davies], 1798. 2 volumes bound together, portrait, contemporarytreecalf neatly rebacked with later spine, bookplateand ownership signatureof Georgeand M.A. Bennett

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 21

Burns, Robert Poems, Chieflyin theScottish Dialect Edinburgh:WilliamCreech, 1787. Second (first Edinburgh) edition with ‘Boxburgh’ for ‘Roxburgh’ on p xxxviiand ‘stinking’ for ‘skinking’ on p 263, later half calf, spinelacking and upper cover detached, partiallyerased gift inscription on thetitle-pageto Miss Lees in an unknown hand

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 22

Johnson, James - and Robert Burns, as contributor

TheScots MusicalMuseum

Edinburgh:James Johnson, [1787-1803]. 6 volumes in 2, 8vo, engraved title-pages, red half morocco gilt over marbled boards, bookplates of WilliamJoss, tear to pp.58-9, slightlyaffecting text (2)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 23

McGonagall, Sir WilliamTopaz (1825-1902)

Two signed poetrybroadsides McGonagall's Odeto theKing [ ] BonnieMontrose [Together with:]

DescriptivePoem. BroughtyFerry[…] TheDen of Grey. [Edinburgh:printed for theauthor], 1902 2 printed broadsides (31 5 x 25cm), each containing 2 poems and signed bytheauthor ‘Sir WmTopaz McGonagallPoet’ to head in black ink, both backed on paper, folded and with splits and tape-repairs to folds

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

Two rarebroadsides bytheinfamouslybad Scottish poetaster, printed a few months beforehis death. Onecopyof McGonagall's Odeto theKing […] BonnieMontrosetraced in libraries, at theNationalLibraryof Scotland;no other copylocated for BroughtyFerry[…] TheDen of Grey.

Lot 24

[Scottish Satire, 18th century]

A Politicaland SatiricalHistory

Displaying theunhappyinfluenceof Scotch prevalency, in theyears 1761, 1762, and 1763 [London, 1763] 12mo, 81 plates only, of 99, plate4 missing around fiftypercent, modern calf gilt, severalrepairs obscuring text and other areas of rubbing to engravings, with loss, somesoiling

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 25

Watson, James

A ChoiseCollection of Comic and Serious Scots Poems

Edinburgh:James Watson, 1713-1709-1711 3 volumes in 1 8vo, second edition of volume1, first editions of volumes 2 and 3, 20th centurycrushed black morocco gilt elaboratelytooled with thistlemotifs to boards byOrrock and Son, bookplateof Andrew Smith of Whitchester

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Footnote:

Oneof themost important books in thedevelopment of Scottish poetry;its publication marks thebeginning of therevivalin Scots vernacular poetry, thecourseof which can befollowed in theeighteenth centurythrough Ramsay, Fergusson and Burns. It encouraged Ramsayto publish his two collections, TheTeaTableMiscellany, and theEver Green, which, along with this collection, was Burns's main sourcefor theolder Scottish poets. At the end of thethird part it states "Theend of theFirst Volume"but nothing further was published

Scottish and Jacobitehistory Collection of works [Scottish herringbonebinding]. TheHolyBible. [Old Testament only]. Edinburgh:Alexander Kincaid, 1764 12mo, contemporarymorocco richly gilt overall, herringbonepattern comprising two parallelcolumns of heartshaped motifs to covers, alledges gilt, patterned endpapers, ownership inscriptions to endpapers;Wishart, George. Memoirs of theMost Renowned James Graham, Marquis of Montrose, Translated fromtheLatin, 1756 8vo, contemporarysheep, [2], xxvi, [2], 412 pp., engraved portrait frontispiece, rubbing and alittlewear to binding, bookplateof Robert Maxtone Graham;Lockhart, George, of Carnwath. TheLockhart Papers:containing Memoirs and Commentaries upon theAffairs of Scotland from1702 to 1715 also, Journals and Memoirs of theYoung Pretender's Expedition in 1745 London:for WilliamAnderson, 1817 First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, xvi616 xvi586 pp , 19th-centuryhalf calf bySeton of Edinburgh (with their ticket), book-labels and ownership inscriptions dated 1852 of Edward Elliceof Glenquoich, Edinburgh court of session ruling (Answers for George Lockhart of Carnwath, and James Somervellof Corehouse[…], 30 January 1745, 11 pp , first leaf heavilystained and with closed tear) and 1 other item bound in at rear of volume2, volume1 pp. 1-8 misbound between prelims pp vi-vii, no half-titles (probablypaginated i/ii), occasionalspotting;Jamieson, John. An EtymologicalDictionaryof theScottish Language. Edinburgh: printed at theUniversityPress, 1808 First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, contemporarydiced calf, rebacked with originalspines laid down, booklabels of F CyrilF Parker of Skirwith Abbey, Cumberland), occasionalink marginalia;and 6 others (thesenot collated);Francis Grose, Antiquities of Scotland, 1797 (2 volumes, 4to, contemporarysprinkled calf ruled in gilt with red and green labels, engraved folding map, numerous engraved plates, volume2 front joint superficiallycracked);WilliamHanna, Memoirs of theLifeand Writings of Thomas Chalmers, 1851 (4 volumes, 8vo, contemporarycalf, gilt spines);Thomas Babington Macaulay, Criticaland HistoricalEssays, contributed to theEdinburgh Review, 1846 (3 volumes, 8vo, contemporarytan calf, gilt spines);Hugh Blair, Sermons, 1818 ('new edition', 5 volumes, 8vo, contemporarydiced russia;GeorgeGrub, An EcclesiasticalHistoryof Scotland, 1861 (4 volumes, 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf);SamuelPepys, Diary, 1848 (5 volumes, 8vo, 20th-centurybluehalf morocco);GeorgeWishart, TheHistoryof theKings Majesties Affairs in Scotland, under theConduct of themost HonourableJames Marques of Montrose TheSecond Edition Corrected TheHague:SamuelBrowne, 1647 (8vo, c.1800 tan calf gilt, lacking frontispiece) (30)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 27

Scotland

26 volumes

Wodrow, Robert TheHistoryof theSufferings of theChurch of Scotland fromtheRestauration to theRevolution. Edinburgh:James Watson, 1621. 2 volumes, folio, contemporarycalf, worn with detached boards;Pinkerton, John TheHistoryof Scotland London:C Dilly, 1797 2 volumes, 4to, contemporarycalf;Shepherd, Thomas. Modern Athens!London:Jones & Co , 1831 4to, lacking covers;Halkerston, Peter A Treatiseon theHistory, Law, and Privileges of thePalaceand Sanctuaryof Holyroodhouse. Edinburgh:Maclachlan and Stewart, 1831 8vo, lacking upper cover;Bower, John. Description of theAbbeys of Melroseand Old Melrose. Kelso:Printed byAlexander Leadbetter, for theauthor, 1813 8vo, originalboards, upper cover detached;Marshall, James. Trailof theGlasgow Cotton Spinners for Murder Edinburgh:WilliamTait , 1838 8vo, upper cover detached;JacobiteMelodies. Edinburgh:W. Aitchison, 1823. 12mo, text block detached;Ray, James A Compleat Historyof theRebellion Bristol:S Farley, 1752 8vo;Pennant, Thomas Antiquities &Sceneryof theNorth of Scotland… London, 1780;and 15 others, sold not subject to return (26)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Scottish Enlightenment Collection of works

Hume, David. Essays and Treatises on SeveralSubjects. Containing Essays, Moral, Political, and Literary A New Edition To which areadded Dialogues concerning NaturalReligion. Edinburgh:for T. Cadell, London;and Bell& Bradfute, and T Duncan, Edinburgh, 1793 2 volumes, 8vo, iv[2] 526, vii[2] 642 pp., contemporarytreecalf, rebacked with originalspines laid down, errataleaf to volume1, ownership inscriptions to front freeendpapers including Robert Burdon Cay(dated 1818), sometimemayor of Sunderland;Ferguson, Adam An Essayon theHistoryof CivilSociety The Third Edition, Corrected. London:A, Millar and T. Cadell, 1768. 8vo, vii[1] 464 pp , contemporarycalf, spinesometimerefurbished, red pencil underlining;Stewart, Dugald PhilosophicalEssays Edinburgh:for William Creech [and others], 1810 First edition, 4to, modern half calf, bottom edges untrimmed, xiilxxvi590 [2], half-title(bound after title-page), advertisement leaf to rear, variablebrowning, occasionalspotting and soiling (chieflyto margins), afew closed marginaltears;and 8 others (thesenot collated), including:WilliamSmellie, ThePhilosophyof NaturalHistory, Dublin, 1790 (2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarycalf, bookplates of Alexander Stewart, his crest gilt to head of each spine), David Hume, TheHistoryof England under theHouseof Tudor, London:A Millar, 1759 (2 volumes, 4to, contemporarysprinkled calf, half-titles, slightlyworn, volume1 joints cracking);Sir WilliamHamilton, Lectures on Metaphysics, 1877 (sixth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporaryUniversityof Glasgow tan calf prize binding);Thomas Reid, an Inquiryinto theHuman Mind, 1769 (third edition, 8vo, contemporaryspeckled tan calf, bookplateof W Radcliffe);Hugh Blair, Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, Dublin, 1783 (3 volumes, 8vo, contemporarytan calf);and similar (12+)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

29

Jacobitehistory

Collection of works Home, John. TheHistoryof theRebellion in theYear 1745. London:byA. Strahan, for T Cadell, Jun and W Davies, 1802 First edition, 4to, xx, 394 [2], contemporaryhalf calf, rebacked, engraved folding map, portrait plate, 3 battleplans, errataleaf to rear;Henderson, Andrew TheLifeof William Augustus Dukeof Cumberland. London:for J. Ridley[and others], 1766. First edition, 8vo, [viii] 398 [2] pp , contemporaryboards, rebacked, edges untrimmed;MacAllester, Oliver. A Series of Letters, discovering theScheme projected byFrance, in MDCCLIX For an Intended Invasion upon England with Flat-Bottom'd Boats … To which areprefixed, theSecret Adventures of theYoung Pretender London:for theauthor, 1767 First edition, 2 volumes in 1, 4to, contemporarycalf, rebacked, v263, [2] 268 pp , extremities worn, closed marginaltear to volume2 sig 2K1, contemporarymanuscript fragment ('thehumblepetition of [ ] aged 55 years totaleyblind [ ]' addressed to thearchbishop of York sometimetaped to rear pastedown (now detached), lacking rear freeendpaper;RoxburgheClub TheGowrie Conspiracy. Confessions of GeorgeSprot. London:printed for private circulation [ie theRoxburgheClub], 1902 First edition, 4to, originalquarter skiver, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, bookplateof J. R. Abbey;Bannatyne Club Memoirs touching theRevolution Scotland, MDC LXXXVIII -MDC XV ByColin Earlof Balcarres. Edinburgh:for theBannatyneClub, 1641. First edition, 4to, originalboards;[1715 JacobiteRebellion] New Letters of 171516. Edited byA. Francis Steuart, Advocate. Printed fromOriginalPapers in thePossession of C E S Chambers, Edinburgh London:W &R Chambers, Limited, 1910 First edition, 4to, originalcloth, blind-stamped ‘presentation copy’ on title-page, front freeendpaper inscribed ‘This book was given to Margaret Viscountess Strathallan byAndrew Lang when staying at Cowden wherehehad been reading and reviewing it, 4-710';Rose, D Murray(editor) PrinceCharlie's Friends or Jacobite Indictments. Aberdeen:printed for privatecirculation, 1896. First edition, oneof 50 copies only, 4to, contemporaryquarter roan, bookplates (Colonel James Allardyceof Culquoich, and ColonelWilliamJohnston, ArmyMedical Staff), joints cracking;Graeme, LouisaG Or and Sable:A Book of the Graemes and Grahames. Edinburgh:WilliamBrown, 1903. First edition, one of 295 copies, 4to, originalyellow cloth, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, frontispiece, spotting to edges and outer leaves;and 20+ others similar (approximately30)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 30

Scottish works

Collection of 8 books

Kelly, James. A CompleteCollection of Scotish [sic.] Proverbs… London: Williamand John Innys, 1721 8vo, recent panelled calf gilt, bookplateof Andrew Smith of Whitchester;Burns, Robert ThePoeticalWorks of Robert Burns London:James Goodwin, Jun , 1811 2 volumes bound together, 8vo, contemporarycalf rebacked;Idem ThePoems &c of Robert Burns Edinburgh:J. Dick, 1816;[WilliamWallace]. TheLifean Heroick Actions of the renoun'd Sir WilliamWallace Glasgow:WilliamDuncan, 1722 ‘New edition’, 8vo, contemporarycalf, bookplate, veryworn, browned;Hope, Sir Thomas. PracticalObservations upon divers Titles of theLaw of Scotland Edinburgh: A. Davidson, 1734. 8vo, contemporarycalf, joints split;Buchan, Peter. Gleanings of Scotch, English, and Irish, scarceOld Ballads Peterhead: Lewis Smith…, 1825. 8vo, contemporarycalf, bookplate;and 2 others (8)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

31

[Martyrdomof King Charles I] Pamphlet volumeof sermons preached beforetheHouseof Commons on thefeast of King Charles theMartyr London:various publishers, 1704-24 17 works in 1 volume, 4to, contemporarycalf, titlepages with black mourning border unless otherwise stated, binding worn, joints cracked Contents comprise:1) Robert Wynne, Chancellor of St Asaph. Unityand PeacetheSupport of Church and State. A Sermon preach'd beforetheHonourableHouseof Commons on Munday Jan. 31th 1703/4. Being theAnniversaryof King Charles I. ByT. W. for Thomas Bennet, 1704 [2] 22 [2] pp , advertisement leaf to rear;2) George Stanhope, Dean of Canterbury. A Sermon preach'd … on Tuesdaythe30th of January, 1704/5 TheAnniversaryFast-Dayfor theMartyrdomof K Charles theFirst ByW B for R Sare, and M Wotton, 1705 [4] 20 pp, halftitle;3) WhiteKennett, Arch-Deacon of Huntingdon A Sermon preach'd on Wednesday, Januaryxxx, 1705/6 Being theAnniversaryDayof Fasting and Humiliation, for theHorrid and ExecrableMurder of King Charles the First ByJ H for John Churchill, 1706 [4] 27 pp , half-title;4) Robert Moss, Chaplain in Ordinaryto Her Majesty. A Sermon Preach'd … on Thursday, Jan. 30, 1706/7 For Richard Sareand J Tonson, 1707 [2] 30 pp , plain title page, closelytrimmed, spotted;5) Robert Eyre, Prebendaryof theCathedral Church of Winchester, A Sermon preach'd on FridayJan 30 1707/8 By J. B. for Benj. Walford, 1708. [2] 30 pp.;6) John Pelling, Rector of St. Ann's Westminster A Sermon preach'd on MondayJan 31 1708/9 Being the AnniversaryFast of theMartyrdomof King Charles I. ByJ. B. for Jonah Bowyer, 1709 22 pp ;7) Robert Friend A Sermon Preach'd on Tuesday, January30 1710/11 ByG J for Jonah Bower, 1710 25 pp ;8) Thomas Gooch, Chaplain to theLord Bishop of London. A Sermon Preach'd … on Wednesdaythe30th of January1711 ByJ R for Jonah Bowyer, 1712 [2] 22 pp.;9) Lancelot Blackburne. A Sermon preach'd … on theThirtieth of January, 1715/16 Being theDayof theMartyrdomof King Charles ByJ Roberts, 1716. 28 pp., half-title, slightlybrowned;10) John Hoadly, Chaplain in Ordinaryto His Majesty A Sermon preach'd on January30 1717-8 By W. Wikins, for Tim. Childe, 1718. 32 pp., plain title-page, half-title;11) John Waugh, Chaplain in Ordinaryto His Majesty A Sermon preach'd on Friday, Januarythe30th, 1718/19. For John Wyat, 1719. [4] 22 [2], half-title, advertisement leaf;12) Thomas Mangey, Chaplain to theLord Bishop of London TheProvidentialSufferings of Good Men Set forth in aSermon preached … on the30th Dayof January, 1719. For W. and J. Innys, 1720. 29 [3] pp , half-title, 3 pp advertisements, afew smalltears to upper margins;13) WilliamBaker, Warden of WadhamCollege[etc.]. A Sermon preach'd on Monday, January30 1720 For Benj Cowse, 1720 31 pp , plain title-page, half-title;14) NathanielMarshall, Chaplain in Ordinaryto His Majesty A Sermon preach'd on Tuesday, JanuaryXXX MDCCXXI for W Taylor, 1721. 24 pp., sig. C browned;15) MichaelStanhope, Prebendaryof St Paul's, and Rector of Leakein Nottinghamshire TheProsperityof the Wicked, and theSufferings of theRighteous not Inconsistent with the Goodness and Justiceof Providence A Sermon preach'd on Januarythe 30th, 1722/23 For SamuelChapman, 1723 30 pp , half-title;16) Nathaniel Hough, Rector of St George's Southwark A Sermon preach'd Januarythe 30th, 1723/24 For J Stagg, 1724 23 pp , browning;17) John [Waugh], Bishop of Carlisle. A Sermon preached beforetheLords Spiritualand Temporal Januarythe30th, 1724 For J Wyat, 1724 32 pp , plain titlepage, half-title

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 32

[John Newton interest] Halyburton, Thomas

Memoirs of theLifeof theReverend, Learned and Pious Mr Halyburton London:R. Cruttenden, 1718. Second edition, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, contemporarycalf rebacked with modern spine

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof John Newton, abolitionist, clergyman and author of “OlneyHymns” (including “Amazing Grace”) in collaboration with his friend and poet WilliamCowper This book is referred to byNewton in his autobiographyunder theentryfor Saturday25 January1755:“Purchased thelives of two noted servants of God deceased (Joseph Allen and T Halyburton). Lord grant I maybeprofited bytheir experience, and animated bytheir example” Marginaliain thetext is believed to bebyNewton The book’s earlyprovenanceis identified insidethefront cover with thefollowing handwritten statement:“This book was kindlygiven to mebyMrs Wilson of Olney, thewidow of Mr Wilson, thePeluquin of Cowper to whomit was given byJohn Newton, who in his autobiographythus writes of myrevered maternalGrandfather SamuelBrewer “FromhimI received manyhelps, both in public and private, for hewas pleased to favour mewith his friendship fromthefirst His kindness, and theintimacybetween us his continued and ??? to this day, and of allmymanyfriends, I ammost deeply indebted to him” 25th March 1857 CS (Charles Sabine)

Lot 33

Clarke, James Stanier and John McArthur

TheLifeof AdmiralLord Nelson

London:T Cadell, 1809 2 volumes, large4to, contemporaryhalf diced russia, 13 plates, 5 plans, facsimileletter, alledges untrimmed, joints cracked, loss to spine-ends, wear to tips, somespotting, pp 364-5 in volume1 neatlyreattached (2)

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 34

[Symonds, William] [NavalCostume]

20 double-pagelithographed plates, each showing 4 vessels, with an additionalfolding plate, signed and inscribed:“Miss Tindal, Fromher very affectionateuncle, W Symonds, December 24th 1809”, originalgreen cloth gilt

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 35

[RoyalInterest]

Windsor Castle- Index to Rooms Windsor Castle(Lord Chamberlain's Department). Index to Rooms. 1909. 16mo (11 x 8 5cm), originalgreen cloth gilt, with manycorrections and annotations, somewear and rubbing;Windsor Castle(Lord Chamberlain's Department) Index to Rooms 1938 16mo, originalbluecloth gilt (2)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 36

Heraldryand Genealogy

A smallcollection

Nisbet, Alexander. A Systemof Heraldry… Edinburgh:WilliamBlackwood, 1816 Folio, volume1 only, frontispiece, 34 plates, later quarter calf, worn;Halliday, Andrew. A GeneralHistoryof theHouseof Guelph, or Royal Familyof Great Britain London:Thomas and GeorgeUnderwood, 1821 4to, modern half cloth;Lockhart, WilliamEliott. Alexander Nisbet's Heraldic Plates Edinburgh:GeorgeWaterston &Sons, 1892 Folio, number 194 of 200 copies, originalred cloth gilt, somefading;ThePresent Peerageof the United Kingdom London:WilliamStockdale, 1816 8vo, original cloth;Cochran-Patrick, R.W. Catalogueof theMedals of Scotland… Edinburgh:David Douglas, 1884 4to, number 138 of 350 copies, contemporaryhalf morocco;Burnett, Charles J - and LeslieHodgson Edinburgh:TheHeraldrySocietyof Scotland, 2001 4to, signed, original green calf gilt;and threeothers (9)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 37

Bindings

On historical, militaryand other subjects

Clarke, Hewson TheHistoryof theWar, fromtheCommencement of the French Revolution to thepresent time. London, 1816. 3 volumes, 4to, 34 plates (oneengraving lacking in volumeiiwith threeadditionalsupplied in volumeiii), contemporaryhalf calf;HistoirePhilosophiqueet Politique… The Hague:Gosse, Fils , 1774 7 volumes, 8vo, contemporarycalf;Palmer, Charles. A Collection of Select Aphorisms and Maxims… London:Printed by E Cave, 1748 Small4to, frontispiece, contemporarycalf, upper cover detached, lower joint split;J.M. TheGreat Caseof Tithes. London:J. Sowle, 1730 8vo, contemporarypanelled calf, joints split;Quarles, Francis Emblems, Divineand Moral Bristol:Printed byJoseph Lansdown &John Mills, 1808. 8vo, portrait frontispiece, plateand 93 emblemplates, onewith along repair, contemporaryhalf calf, upper cover detached;Dickson, Adam A Treatiseof Agriculture. Edinburgh:A. Kincaid and J. Bell, 1765. Second edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarycalf;Douglas, Archibald Memorialfor Archibald Douglas of Douglas…Against George-James Dukeof Hamilton… [N p ] 1766;Galloway, Elijah History&Progress of TheSteamEngine London:Thomas Kelly, 1831. 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf, upper cover detached;TheRemarkableTrialof Hon C Wyndham, for Adultery [lacking title], with further descriptions of adulterytrials, contemporarytreecalf;and 5 others, sold not subject to return (23)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 38

Smith, John Raphael(1751-1812)

Lt Col Tarleton

Mezzotint of Lieutenant-ColonelBanastreTarleton (1754-1833) London:J R Smith, 11th October 1782 Plate:65 4 × 39 8cm, framed 72 x 47 5cm Someareas of foxing, tear to lower edge, creaseacross corner bottomleft (not examined out of frame)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

Theson of alandscapepainter, Smith focused on printmaking and engraving. Hereproduced c.40 works bySir JoshuaReynolds as mezzotints of which this is one Tarleton fought in theAmerican CivilWar and was a Whig member of parliament for Liverpoolfor twentyyears. TheReynolds portrait was commissioned byTarleton's brother for their mother Jane

Lot 39

Richardson, J - and J H Nixon

TheEglinton Tournament

London:Colnaghi&Puckle, 1843. Folio (62 x 44cm), hand-coloured lithographed pictorialtitle, dedication and 21 plates, contemporarymaroon morocco-backed cloth, spineand upper board lettered in gilt, leaves uncut, yellow endpapers, somespotting, extremities slightlyrubbed [Abbey, Life, 388]

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Lot 40

Rowlandson, Thomas

LoyalVolunteers of London &Environs, Infantry&Cavalry, in their respectiveUniforms

[London:R. Ackermann, 1799] 4to (35 x 27cm), green morocco gilt by Bedford, hand-coloured engraved title-page, dedication leaf, list of subscribers, 86 hand-coloured aquatint costumeplates byThomas Rowlandson, most heightened with gold and silver, nineteenth century green morocco gilt byBedford, top edgegilt, others uncut, maroon endpapers, inner dentelles, somescattered foxing, spinefaded [Abbey, Life, 379]

Estimate:£ 1,500 -£ 2,000

Lot 41

Churchill, Winston S

TheCollected Works. CentenaryLimited Edition

[Together with:] TheCollected Essays CentenaryLimited Edition London: Libraryof ImperialHistory, 1973-6. First edition, oneof 1,750 published sets of aprojected 3,000, 38 volumes, 8vo, originalvellum, spines lettered and ruled in gilt, arms of Winston S. Churchillto front covers in gilt, alledges gilt, numbered limitation slip mounted to half-titleof each volumeas issued, each volumehoused in individualgreen leatheretteslipcase, toning to vellumof a few volumes (1, 25, 29, 30, and 32), afew sprays of faint spotting to joints or covers, afew volumes with ahint of green dyetransferred from slipcases to edges of boards (38)

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Lot 42

Gittins, Daniel

Remarks on theTenets and Principles of theQuakers

As contained in theTheses Theologicaeof Robert Barclay London:printed byJ. Bettenham, and sold byE. Withers, 1758. First edition, 8vo, lii348 pp., contemporarysprinkled calf, advertisement slip to rear, binding rubbed and scuffed, joints superficiallycracked

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Footnote:

Apparentlythededication copyof this rarework, inscribed ‘E libris R. Spearman, fromtheauthor, 20th August 1758’ on thefront freeendpaper, thework's ‘prefatorydiscourse’ being addressed to theEnglish theologian Robert Spearman (1703-1761)

Lot 43

[GenevaBible]

Rouland Hall

Geneva:Rouland Hall, 1560. First edition, 4to, contemporarycalf with severalrepairs, without endpapers, lacking Old Testament title, theinitialtwo leaves, ai, Ppiiii, Qqi, Vvi, allafter Kkkiiiincluding thePsalms, theplateand threeof thefour maps, dampstaining and browning in places, spotting, manypages worn at theedges with someloss to text, afew holes with loss to afew words, New Testament titleand finalleaf of theOld Testament backed with paper [Darlow &Moule107]

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Footnote:

“Thefirst edition of theso-called ‘Genevaversion’;theearliest English Bible printed in roman typeand with versedivisions ” [Herbert [Darlow &Moule] HistoricalCatalogueof Printed Editions of theEnglish Bible1525-1961]

Lot 44

Baskerville, John (printer)

TheHolyBible

Containing theOld Testament and theNew, with theApocrypha. Translated out of theOriginalTongues, with Annotations Birmingham:John Baskerville, 1769-71. Folio (39.2 x 24cm), unpaginated, signatures pi1 [A]-13K2 (-13K2, cancelled), contemporarydark blue-green morocco gilt, marbled endpapers, alledges gilt, 7 engraved plates including frontispiece, New Testament with separatedated title-page(register continuous), manuscript genealogyof the Gresleyfamilyof Lichfield to initialblank, generaltitle-pagebrowned and with blank verso adhering to blank recto of contents leaf, smallholein 10Q1 affecting oneword either side;Together with 2 others including aBook of Common Prayer, Oxford, 1787, 8vo, contemporaryred morocco gilt (3)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

First Baskervilleedition of theBibleprinted in Birmingham(hehad previously produced editions at Cambridgewhileprinter to theuniversity)

Lot 45

Scottish binding

TheHolyBible

Edinburgh:Adrian Watkins, 1754. 8vo (19 x 11.5cm), A-3R8, contemporary red-brown morocco, spinegilt with dotted saltires and interstitialfloraltools, covers richlygilt with outer frameof stylised zig-zag tools enclosing central motif of acolumn of 8 floralroundels with projecting lobes comprising fleurons within dotted semicircles, and an intermediateband of heart motifs with hatched infill, thewholeon aground of floraltools and aseméof massed dots, bookplate(John McSymon), manuscript genealogies to endpapers and blanks, freeendpaper removed, smalltear to R3 affecting side-noteverso;Together with 20 others, English literature, finelybound, 18th-20th century, including Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 1902 (12mo, contemporarydark bluecrushed morocco byRamage, spine, covers and turn-ins elaboratelygilt, whitesilk doublures spotted), NovumTestamentum Graece, Glasgow, Hutchison &Brookman, 1829 (12mo, contemporary maroon morocco);and similar (34)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 46

17th-centuryembroidered binding

[TheHolyBible, New Testament and Psalms only] London:Companyof Stationers, 1663 [imprint for thePsalms]. 24mo (10.9 x 5 4cm), contemporaryembroidered binding of silk and metalthreads on canvas, incorporating centraldesign of avineleaf and grapes to each cover, alledges gilt, signatures A-Y12 A-M12 (lacking New Testament title-page, signatureA1), overallwear, unravelling of thread, smallspill-burn in Psalms F11

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 47

Bibles and religious books 16th to early18th century [Bible, 1597] 4to in sixes, contemporarycalf, allleaves up to Genesis 45:2 supplied in manuscript, veryworn;TheBible. London:Robert Barker, 1608 [New Testament dated 1610] 8vo, contemporarycalf spine, covers recovered with red paper;Weemes, John, of Lathocker. TheWorkes… London:M Dawson for John Bellamie, 1636 8vo, threeparts in onevolume, contemporarycalf, spinepeeling;ThePsalmes of David in Meeter Edinburgh:Printed bytheHeirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson, 1713. 4to, incomplete;Sold not subject to return (4)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 48

Occult

An Encyclopedic Outlineof Masonic, Hermetic, Qabbalistic and Rosicrucian SymbolicalPhilosophy

Being an Interpretation of theSecret Teachings concealed within theRituals, Allegories and Mysteries of allAges, byManlyP Hall TheIllustrations in Color byJ. Augustus Knapp. San Francisco:printed for ManlyP. HallbyH. S. Crocker Company, 1928 Theosophicaledition, oneof 200 copies, large folio. originalhalf vellum, patterned paper sides, 51 colour plates including frontispiece(‘plate'facing p 161 comprising 4 plates, allbut oneprinted on both sides), 2 plates folding, onewith tissue-guard, pagination in roman numerals printed in blueto head of each page, decorativeinitials partlyin orange, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, slipcase, spine-labelchipped, wear to foot of spineand to foreedges of boards, title-pageslightlymarked, short tears to foremargins of front freeendpaper, initialblank and plate facing p. 29, folding platefacing p. 145 with mild creasing, slipcaseworn

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 49

Popper, Karl

Conjectures and Refutations

TheGrowth of Scientific Knowledge. London:Routledgeand Kegan Paul, 1963 First edition, first impression, 8vo, originalblack cloth, dust jacket (a few tape-repairs verso);Valéry, Paul. Eupalinos or theArchitect. Translated with aPrefacebyWilliamMcCausland Stewart London:Oxford University Press, 1932. First edition in English, oneof 250 copies signed bytheauthor, small4to, originalwhitecloth lettered and decorated in gilt, front free endpaper removed causing smallareaof loss to front pastedown along inner hinge, front pastedown with ownership inscription and remnants of paper probablyfromremovalof bookplate, spotting to half-titleand titlepage;Huxley, Aldous TheDoors of Perception London:Chatto &Windus, 1954 First edition, first impression, 8vo, originalbluecloth, dust jacket (smalltape-repairs verso), contemporaryownership inscription to front free endpaper;Szasz, Thomas S TheMyth of MentalIllness London:Secker & Warburg, 1962. First UKedition, first impression, 8vo, originalred cloth, dust jacket (with afew smalltears), ink-stamped callnumber and faint abrasion to verso of title-page;and 9 others, mainlyBertrand Russell, including Introduction to MathematicalPhilosophy, 1930 (reprint, ownership inscription of W. H. F. Barnes, British philosopher) (13)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 50

Elizabethan medicine

Annotated medicalsammelband 4 works in 1 volume, 8vo, old calf ruled in blind, covers each with blindstamped monogram‘TM’ either sideof centralflorallozenge(possiblylater), contents comprise:[?Cartwright, Thomas]. [An Hospitallfor theDiseased. Wherein areto befound mosteexcellent and approved medicines Very necessarieand profitablefor this tymeof common plagueand mortalitie Newlyaugmented and inlarged. Gathered byT. C.]. London:for Edward White, c 1584 [6] 70 pp , losses to A1 (title-page) and A2 [STC 4305]; [Vicary, Thomas]. [TheEnglish-Mans Treasurewith theTrueAnatomieof Mans Body London:Thomas Creede, 1596 or 1599?] 55-110 pp only[STC 24709/24709.5];Levens, Peter. A right profitablebookefor alldiseases. Called thePath-wayto health London:[byEdward Alldefor] Edward White, 1587. [4] 1-3 [1] pp., 3-59 64-94, lacking quireQ and leaves R1, U2-3, 2A4, 2B1, and allafter 2B4 (f 94) [STC 15533];[Langham, William] [TheGarden of Health]. [London, ?1597]. Pp. 201-348 only[STC 15195].With some25 blanks (including endpapers and interleaves) annotated byvarious hands (contemporaryand near-contemporaryto 18th century), including medical and quasi-occult receipts eg ‘How to goo invisible’, ‘If awoman can not conceivetakehartehorn to pouder put it about her and doetheact of generation sheshallhaveaman chyld', ‘To slayacancer in on[e] night … ' , ‘To heallethepain of thegut ’ , ‘Aneaproved medicen for the jaundis’, theproperties of different plants (with Latin names given:Prunela, ranunculus, salix, etc ), ownership inscriptions including one‘Thomas Mille, Chirurgion’, doggerelverseon bees, etc. Occasionalcontemporary marginaliato text;Binding worn, generaldamp-staining, soiling, tears and losses, oneinitialblank (with annotations) loose

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 51

Boyle, Robert

Experiments and Considerations Touching Colours

First occasionallywritten, among someother Essays, to aFriend;and now suffer'd to comeabroad as TheBeginnig of an ExperimentalHistoryof Colours. London:for HenryHerringman, 1664. 8vo (16.6 x 10.5cm), [40] 424 pp , 18th-centurytan calf, title-pageprinted in red and black, engraved folding plate, binding worn, book-block detached frombinding, initialquirea detached frombook-block, upper 3 cords (of 4) split between K1 and K2, smallrepair to plate, front pastedown (containing traces of old ink annotations) abraded, lacking front freeendpaper [Fulton 57]

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Footnote:

Rarefirst edition of oneof Boyle's most influentialworks, which propounded anumber of ideas and observations subsequentlyexplored byNewton in his Optics, was aprincipalsourcefor Locke's distinction between ‘primary’ and 'secondary'qualities, and moved SamuelPepys to declarations of uncomprehending awe In recording that certain vegetableextracts change colour according to theacidityof asolution, Boylefurthermoreprovided the first fullaccount of chemicalindicators;therearealso descriptions of the iridescenceof metallic films and soap bubbles, and snow-blindness Printed in 1664, it is conceivablethat alargenumber of copies perished in theGreat Fireof London two years later, afatewidelybelieved to havebefallen Shakespeare's Third Folio, awork of thesameyear.

Lot 52

Babbage, Charles On theEconomyof Machineryand Manufactures

London:Charles Knight, 1832 First edition, 8vo, xvi320 pp , original diagonal-fine-ribbed maroon moirécloth, titlegilt to spinewithin geometric panel, engraved title-pageincorporating medallion portrait of Roger Bacon, advertisement leaf to rear, bookseller's ticket to front pastedown, shallow loss to head and foot of spine, front joint cracked and front board remaining attached to spinebysinglecord, rear joint cracked but remaining firm, corners worn, covers slightlyfaded and with afew marks, old ink-stain and afew spots to title-page, dedication leaf with upper outer corner excised (leaving contemporaryownership inscription ‘Hannah Tayler’ below) [Hook &Norman, Origins of Cyberspace, 42]

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote: Uncommon first edition of theauthor's most successfulwork ‘Economy was aproduct of aconscientious and detailed surveyof factories and workshops in England and on thecontinent prompted bythedemands for precision in theconstruction of his first calculating engine Thework is not a thesis on macroeconomic theorybut an encyclopaedic record of craft, manufacturing, and industrialprocesses, as wellas an analysis of the domestic organization of factories. Headvocated thedecimalization of currency, foresaw theroleof tidalpower as an energysource, and predicted theexhaustion of coalreserves, later commenting that if posterity failed to find asubstitutefor coalthen it deserved to befrostbitten Economywas aturning point in economic writing and firmlyestablished Babbageas aleading authorityof theindustrialmovement’ (ODNB)

Lot 53

Maxwell, James Clerk

A Treatiseon Electricityand Magnetism

Oxford:Clarendon Press, 1873. First edition, first issue, 2 volumes, 8vo, xxix [3] 425, xxiii[1] 444 pp , originalmaroon cloth, spines lettered in gilt, publisher's devicestamped to covers in blind, 21 lithographic plates (including onefacing volume1 p 148;therest at rear of volumes), volume 1 with errataslip tipped to p. 1, volume2 with 15 pp. publisher's catalogue to rear (listing thepresent work on p 10 as ‘Just Published’), diagrams throughout thetext, spines sunned and with wear to head and foot, volume 2 with sections of wear along front joint affecting lettering, light rubbing to covers and extremities of both volumes, tips bumped and worn, variable spotting to endpapers, half-titles and plates, each volumehoused in custom cloth slipcase[Horblit 72;Norman 1466;PMM355 note] (2)

Estimate:£ 3,000 -£ 5,000

Footnote:

Oneof themost important works of physics ever published, Maxwell's Treatisehad onlyalimited impact during his own lifetime, but within afew years of his death his electromagnetic theoryof light 'cameto beaccepted and regarded as oneof themost fundamentalof allphysical theories Maxwell's equations gained thestatus of Newton's laws of motion, and thetheorywas basic to thenew technologyof electric power, telephony, and radio His reputation and thestatus of Maxwellian physics was enhanced bytheadvent of “modern” physics in thetwentieth century, understood as resting on his conception of thephysicalfield and appealto statisticaldescriptions'(ODNB).

Lot 54

Maxwell, James Clerk

On aMethod of Making aDirect Comparison of Electrostatic with Electromagnetic Force

With aNoteon theElectromagnetic Theoryof Light [In:] Philosophical Transactions of theRoyalSocietyof London. Vol. 158.-Part II. London: Taylor and Francis, 1869 First edition, 4to, originalprinted wrappers, unopened, Maxwell's articleoccupying pp 643-57 with onediagramin text, 17 lithographic plates relating to other works in thevolume(severalfolding), smallink stains to pp 646-7, superficialsplit to paper on spine, afew marks to covers;Together with:Account of Experiments on thePerception of Colour [Pp 41-7 in:] TheLondon, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine, and Journalof Science. Fourth Series. No 90.-July1857. 8vo, originalprinted wrappers, short split to head of front joint;On Mr Grove's “Experiment in Magneto-electric Induction."In aLetter to W. R. Grove, F R S [And:] Proceedings of Learned Societies RoyalSociety On Governors. [Pp. 360-63 and 385-98 in:] TheLondon, Edinburgh, and Dublin PhilosophicalMagazine, and Journalof Science Fourth Series No 238 -May 1868 London Taylor and Francis, 1868 8vo, originalprinted wrappers, chipping to head of spine, short splits to feet of joints;On theDisplacement in aCaseof Fluid Motion [Offprint fromtheProceedings of theLondon MathematicalSociety, c.1870]. 8vo, paginated 65-96, Maxwell's piece occupying pp 82-7, with 3 diagrams, apparentlyoriginalwrappers with printed title'Proceedings of theLondon MathematicalSocietyNos. 25, 26'to front, longitudinalcentralcrease, wrappers detached, rear wrapper spotted and torn, variablespotting to contents;and 1 other similar (4)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

'On aMethod of Making aDirect Comparison of Electrostatic with Electromagnetic Force'is thelast of Maxwell's fivemajor papers on electromagnetism. ‘On Governors’, originallypublished in thePhilosophical Transactions of theRoyalSociety, is todayconsidered oneof the foundationalpapers on cybernetics

Lot 55

Einstein, Albert

Relativity, TheSpecialand theGeneralTheory

A popular exposition. London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., [1921] Fourth edition, 8vo, originalred cloth gilt, dust-jacket slightlychipped, portrait, adverts, a littlefoxing;Schmidt, Harry. Relativityand theUniverse… London:Methuen &Co Ltd , [1922] Second edition, 8vo, originalbluecloth gilt, endpapers browned, spinealittlefaded (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 56

Stevenson, Alan

Report to theCommitteeof theCommissioners of Northern Lights Appointed to takeinto consideration thesubject of Illuminating the Lighthouses byMeans of Lenses. Edinburgh:printed byNeilland Company, 1835 First edition, small4to, 6 plates, originalquarter morocco over cloth with green paper label, hinges split, alittlespotting;and asmallnumber of other Stevenson volumes, defective(quantity)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 57

Stevenson, Alan

Account of theSkerryvoreLighthouse

With notes on theIllumination of Lighthouses Edinburgh:Adamand Charles Black, 1748. First edition, 4to, inscribed on thefront paste-down endpaper bytheauthor to David Stevenson, frontispiece, folding table, 34 plates at rear, originalcloth gilt Northern Lighthouses binding, slacking spine, alittle spotting and soiling;Idem Another copy, in poor condition (2)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote: FROMTHE LIBRARYOF THE STEVENSON LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEERS

Lot 58

Provis, WilliamAlexander

An Historicaland DescriptiveAccount of theSuspension Bridgeconstructed over theMenaiStrait

In North Wales With aBrief Noticeof ConwayBridge FromDesigns by, and under theDirection of Thomas Telford. London:for theauthor byIbotson and Palmer, 1838 Largefolio (67 5 x 48 5cm), 20th-centuryred half morocco, [8] 105 pp., half-title, 18 engraved or aquatint plates including map, plans and views, severalon two folding sheets, alledges untrimmed, ex Warrington municipallibrarywith shelfmark gilt to foot of spine, library plateto front pastedown and ink-stamps to title-pageand dedication leaf, light spotting and soiling to text, plates moreheavilyspotted, afew with short closed tears along edges of platemarks or to margins

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 59

Cleland, Elizabeth

A New and EasyMethod of Cookery Treating I. Of Gravies, Soups, Broths, etc. II. Of Fish, and their Sauces. III. To Pot and MakeHams, Etc Iv Of Pies, Pasties, etc V Of Pickling and Preserving. Vi. Of MadeWines, Distilling and Brewing, etc. Edinburgh:for the author byW Gordon, C Wright, S Willison and J Bruce:and sold at her housein theLuckenbooths, 1755. First edition, 8vo, [12] 204 pp., contemporarycalf-backed marbled boards, contemporaryownership inscription ‘Janet Miller Novbr 15 1774’ to front freeendpaper, later inscription ('Janet Miller was for years housekeeper at Dr Erskine's &died in thehouse') below, Janet Miller's ownership inscription repeated on title-page, laid-in manuscript noteaddressed to Mrs Erskinecontaining areceipt for peasepudding, binding worn and soiled, leather on spinelargelyperished, contents toned, occasionallight spotting and soiling, marginaldamp-staining to title-pageand contents leaves, moreextensivedamp-staining to final gathering

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association. Footnote:

Veryrare:no other copytraced in auction records. Theauthor appears to haverun acookeryschoolin Edinburgh, thework being described on the title-pageas ‘chieflyintended for thebenefit of theyoung ladies who attend her school’ A third edition appeared in 1770

Lot 60

Dentistry, 3 volumes 19th century Meredith, L.P. TheTeeth and How to SaveThem. Philadelphia:J.B. Lippincott &Co , 1871 8vo, originalred cloth gilt, somediscolouration;Mosely, Ephraim. Teeth, their NaturalHistory… London:Robert Hardwicke, 1862. 12mo, originalbluecloth gilt, somepencilannotations and dustsoiling;Howard, Thomas. On theloss of Teeth… London:Simpkin and Marshall, 1858 12mo, frontispiecewith flap, originalgreen cloth gilt, some signs of vermin damageand alittleworming, not affecting text (3)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 61

Sowerby, James English Botany

Or, Coloured Figures of British Plants London:for theauthor, byJ Davis, 1790-9. Volumes 1-9 in 5, 8vo (22.3 x 13cm) contemporaryhalf-marbled calf, marbled paper sides, approx 1458 engraved plates, nearlyallhandcoloured, alittlerubbing and wear to bindings, contents generallyclean

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 62

Lewer, S H

Wright's Book of Poultry

London:Casselland Company, Limited, [n.d.] 4to, 30 colour plates and other in monochrome, originalgreen half morocco gilt, onemonochrome platedamaged, binding looseand rubbed

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 63

McGillivray, William

TheEdinburgh Journalof NaturalHistory Edinburgh:Published for theProprietor, 13, HillStreet, 1839-40 volumes 12, folio, 116 (of 130) hand-coloured plates (84 plates in volume1 and volume2 completewith 32 plates), originalgreen cloth, spineand endpapers renewed, somesoiling and occasionalchipping to plates

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 64

[Mosses] Braithwaite, R.

TheBritish Moss-Flora

London:L Reeve&Co , 1887 3 volumes, 8vo, plates, originalgreen cloth gilt, faint stamps of theCarlisleNaturalHistorySociety;Berkeley, M.J. Handbook of British Mosses London:LovellReeve&Co , 1863 8vo, 24 plates (22 hand-coloured), originalgreen cloth gilt (4)

Estimate:£ 350 -£ 450

Lot 65

Low, David

[Plates from] TheBreeds of theDomestic Animals of theBritish Islands London:Longman, Orme, Brown, &Longmans, 1840-42. Comprising 10 plates:[Cattle] West Highland Breed, plate3;[Cattle] West Highland Breed, plate4;[Sheep] Black-Faced Heath Breed, supplementaryplate111;[Sheep] TheBlack-Faced Heath Breed, plate7;[Cattle] Zetland Breed, plate5; [Sheep] Breed of theZetland and OrkneyIslands, plate1;[Cattle] The FifeshireBreed, plate4;[Cattle] TheAyrshireBreed, plate13;[Cattle] GallowayBreed, plate8;[Cattle] Polled Angus Breed, plate7;each handcoloured, 33 x 42.5cm(10)

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 66

Lilford, Thomas Littleton Powys, 4th Baron

Coloured Figures of theBirds of theBritish Islands

London:R. H. Porter, 1891-7. Second edition, 7 volumes, large8vo, contemporarygreen crushed half morocco for Hatchards, top edges gilt, photogravureportrait frontispiece, 421 chromolithographic or handcoloured lithographic plates byArchibald Thorburn, J G Keulemans and others, tissue-guards, spines slightlysunned and rolled, rubbing to joints, a few spots, afew plates with faint remnants of adhesion fromtissue-guards (7)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Lot 67

Snelling, Lilian (illustrator)

A Supplement to Elwes'Monograph of theGenus Lilium

London:Taylor and Francis, 1933-[62] 9 parts in 1 volume, largefolio (55 5 x 37cm), contemporarymaroon crushed morocco gilt, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, [6] viii143, 21 12 pp , decorativelithographic title-page, 30 hand-coloured lithographic plates byLilian Snelling, 10 colour collotype plates byMargaret Stones, tissue-guards, spotting to lithographic title-page, text, and oneof thecollotypeplates, plates otherwiselargelyclean [Nissen BBI 594]

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

Thefirst seven parts of thesupplement, with the30 hand-coloured lithographic plates, was published between 1933 and 1940, followed bythe finaltwo parts, containing the10 collotypeplates, in 1960-2.

Lot 68

Morris, Francis Orpen

A NaturalHistoryof theNests and Eggs of British Eggs London:GeorgeBelland Sons, 1875. Second edition, 3 volumes, large8vo, contemporarydark bluecrushed fullmorocco byAndrew Grieveof Edinburgh, spines lettered in gilt, marbles endpapers, top edges gilt, 232 chromolithographic plates numbered 1-231 (including 17 bis), tissueguards, bookplates of Andrew Smith of Whitchester and Cranshaws, bindings slightlyrubbed in places, light fading to spines, faint transverse scuff to volume3 front board, edges spotted, afew intermittent spots internally(3)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 69

Sawada, Ken

TheArt of theClassic Salmon Fly Otowa, Japan:KodanshaLtd, 1989. First edition, oneof 100 copies signed byKen Sawada, James Hardyof theHouseof Hardy, and Alan Bramleyof Partridgeof Redditch, folio, originalblack velveteen, colour illustrations throughout, in originalslipcaseand shipping carton

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 70

Hooker, Sir WilliamJackson

Curtis's BotanicalMagazine

London:Reeve, Brothers, 1845-1882, comprising volumes 1-38 of thethird series, 8vo, 2532 hand-coloured plates, manyvolumes in originalfaded green cloth gilt, others possiblyrebound neatlyin green cloth gilt (38)

Estimate:£ 1,200 -£ 1,500

Lot 71

NaturalHistory

Including Buffon

Buffon, Count de NaturalHistory, generaland particular London:T Cadell, 1812. ‘New edition’, 20 volumes, portrait, 682 (of 683?) plates, lacking plate228 (Black Skinner) in volume19 of ‘Birds’, contemporarycalf gilt spines, boards renewed;White, Gilbert. TheNaturalHistoryand Antiquities of Selborne, in theCountyof Southampton London:White, Cochrane, and Co , 1813 4to, folding frontispiece, 8 plates, including one coloured, and illustrations in thetext, contemporarycalf, upper cover detached (21)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 72

Harris, John NavigantiumatqueItinerantiumBibliotheca, or aCompleteCollection of Voyages and Travels

London:T. Woodward…, 1744. 2 volumes, second edition, 53 plates and maps onlyof 61 (lacking 5 maps), contemporarycalf, bookplateof James Straton and ownership signatureof WilliamGuthrieto title-page, the‘New and Correct Map of Asia’ in volumeiilacking around onethird (2)

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 4,000

Footnote:

EmanuelBowen's maps of Georgiaand Chinaareboth included, along with A CompleteMap of theSouthern Continent surveyed byAbelTasman, the first English map of New Holland [Australia] This edition of Harris's Works is particularlyprized for its maps

Lot 73

Bankes, Thomas

A New RoyalAuthentic and CompleteSystemof UniversalGeography Antient and Modern

London:J. Cooke, c.1780. 2 volumes in 1, folio (37 x 24cm), contemporary calf, 90 engraved plates including frontispieceand the‘Death of Cook’ plate, 17 engraved maps (of 20, lacking ‘Map of theNew Discoveries’, ‘Map of the World’ and ‘Map of theOttoman Empire’, binding worming to edges of frontispiece, title-page, pp. 1-14 and intervening plate, afew creases and marginaltears, platefacing p 468 pencil-marked

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 74

Cook, James and James King

A Voyageto thePacific Ocean

London:for John Stockdale, Scatcherd and Whitaker, John Fielding, and John Hardy, 1784 First octavo edition, 4 volumes, 8vo, xii370, xii358, xii400, xii 310 [62] pp., contemporarycalf, joints cracked, engraved portrait frontispiece, 2 folding charts, 48 plates including theDeath of Cook plate (folding), half-titleto volumes 2-4, volume3 lacking at least thefinalleaf of text, variablespotting throughout, folding charts and platewith repairs (4)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 75

LeRoy, Jacques Castellaet praetorianobiliumBrabantiae, coenobiaquecelebriora ad vivumdelineata, in quatuor partes divisa [Bound with:] L'Erection de toutes les terres, seigneuries et familles titrées du Brabant, prouvéepar des extraits des lettres patentes, tirez des originaux Leiden:Pieter vander Aa, 1699. 2 works in 1 volume, folio (42 x 28cm), modern half morocco gilt, top edgedyed red Castellaet Praetoria:[6] 142 ff , half-title, engraved allegorical additionaltitle-page, letterpress title-pagewith engraved vignette, engraved dedication leaf, 6 engraved folding maps (including aduplicateof thegeneral map ‘Novissimaet accuratissimiaBrabantiaeducatus tabula’, meant to be bound in thefollowing work;onemap at ff. 73-4 counted in foliation, the rest not counted), 4 letterpress section-titles (unfoliated but counted in register), text-leaves printed on rectos only, nearlyallcontaining 2 engraved vignetteviews (theremainder containing oneview, afew of which full-page), 15 further double-pageor folding engraved plates (mainlyviews, oneplan; allcounted in foliation) Damp-staining to prelims (including first 2 maps), faint tide-mark to head of gutter of first 15 or so leaves, folding view at ff. 77-8 with smallrepair verso, ff 87-8 (containing adouble-pageview) misbound between ff 81-2 (f 82 misnumbered 81) L'Erection detoutes les terres:[8] 107 [1] pp , half-title, engraved vignetteto title-page, engraved vignetteviews in text

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Footnote:

Earlyedition of LeRoy's spectacular illustrated surveyof thecastles, manor houses, abbeys and monasteries of theprovinceof Brabant, in four parts, concerning Louvain, Brussels, Antwerp and Bois-Le-Duc ('s-Hertogenbosch) respectively, and herebound as usualwith thefirst edition of a supplementarywork, L'Erection detoutes les terres Castellaet praetoria was first published in 1694.

Lot 76

Simpson, William

TheSeat of theWar in theEast London:P. &D. Colnaghi, 1855-56. First edition, 2 volumes in one[First & Second Series], folio, 55 5 x 35 5cm, lithographed pictorialtitles and 79 tinted lithographed plates, occasionalspotting, mostlylight, occasionalslight marginaldust-soiling, plate11 in part 1 and plate20 in part 2 torn without loss (9cmand 19cmtear respectively), lithographed pictorialcaption guards, occasionaldampstains, contemporarymaroon half morocco gilt, morocco gilt lettering pieceto upper cover, spinegilt in compartments, g e, rubbed

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 1,000

Lot 77

[Woman traveller - French Revolution]

A Sketch of Modern Francein aSeries of Letters to aLadyof Fashion

Written in theYears 1796 and 1797, during aTour through France. Bya Lady Edited byC L Moody London:for T CadellJun and W Davies, 1798 First edition, 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf, viii518 pp., advertisement leaf to rear, spineworn, lacking front freeendpaper, G5 with old soiling and marginaltear, I4 with closed tear in text, engraved armorialbookplate (James RiceWilliams);With 1 other similar (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

Rarein commerce Theauthor has recentlybeen identified as LouiseElisa Beaumont (1751-1818), theJersey-born wifeof Swiss travel-writer JeanFrançois Albanis Beaumont, tutor to thechildren of PrinceWilliamHenry, Dukeof Gloucester (brother of GeorgeIII).

Lot 78

Richardt, Fr. - Gustaf Ljunggren

Skånsker Herregådar

Lund:C W K Gleerups, for theyears 1853;1854;1857;1858;1861;[and] 1852-1863 supplement. Oblong 4to, each year with 12 engraved plates, the supplement with 6, bluecloth gilt

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Sun Yat-sen

Kidnapped in London

Being theStoryof myCaptureBy, Detention at, and Releasefromthe ChineseLegation, London Bristol:J Arrowsmith, c 1906 First edition, later issue, 8vo, 134 pp., contemporarypatterned green cloth, rebacked in red cloth with manuscript titlein black ink, half-title, wood-engraved portrait frontispiece, publisher's advertisement leaf to rear (listing works byAnthony Hope, and Diaryof aNobody), textblock toned, half-titleand title-page slightlymarked, half-titletipped in and verso with smallsection of adherence in centreof gutter to recto of frontispiece, frontispiecewith tide-mark to upper margin, smallink-stain to lower forecorners to about p.75

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 1,000

Footnote:

First published in 1897;this copyis undated on thetitle-pageand the advertisement leaf mentions AnthonyHope's Sophyof Kravonia, which appeared in 1906 A singlecopyof thefirst edition is located in auction records, sold in 2022 with an autograph letter bySun, with no other copyof thefirst or anyother edition traced Kidnapped in London was thework which brought Sun Yat-sen internationalfame, setting himon thepath to leading theoverthrow theQing dynastyand becoming thefirst provisional president of theRepublic of China. Having orchestrated afailed uprising in Guangzhou in 1895, Sun embarked on a16-year period of exile, deciding to travelfirst to London. Shortlyafter his arrivalhewas kidnapped byChinese officials and held at theChineseembassyon Portland Placefor twelvedays Word of his imprisonment quicklyspread and popular sentiment in his favour was marshalled byDr James Cantlie, who had been Sun's teacher at theHong Kong Collegeof Medicine.‘That Sunday11th October morning in 1896, Sun Yat-sen was an obscurefigure Bythetimehewas released form theembassy, 12 days later, hewas ahero to theBritish press His account of being Kidnapped in London, published within afew weeks, madehim globallyfamous BythetimeSun left Britain, in June1897, hewas connected to an internationalnetwork of supporters. Thekidnapping had transformed an obscuretroublemaker into arevolutionaryfigurehead A sojourn in theimperialcapitalhad filled his mind with ideas of progress, nationalismand socialismthat would inspirehis movement Fifteen years later, that movement overthrew theQing empire, appointed Sun “provisional president” of theRepublic of Chinaand helped to createmodern Asia’ (Bill Hayton, ‘TheLondon Kidnapping that Changed China’, New Statesman, 12th October 2021)

Lot 80

Saussure, HoraceBénedict de Voyages dans les Alpes Neuchatel:SamuelFauche, 1779. 4 volumes, 4to, 23 plates (of 24), contemporarytreecalf, boards looseand detached, somedampstaining in volume3 (4)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Lot 81

Alexander, William

PicturesqueRepresentations of theDress and Manners of theAustrians London:Thomas McLean, [n.d.] 8vo, hand-coloured frontispiecead 49 hand-coloured plates, red cloth librarybinding with customclamshellcase, stamps of TheMercantileLibrary, Brooklyn and Brooklyn Public Library, someperforated, including stamps to most plates, sometears, bookplate

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 82

Ellis, William

Polynesian Researches, during aresidenceof nearlysix years in theSouth SeaIslands

London:Fisher, Son &Jackson, 1829. 2 volumes, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, 10 maps and plates, contemporarycalf, somechipping to spines, alittle spotting and foxing internally;Idem. Narrativeof aTour through Hawaii, or Owhyhee London:H Fisher, Son, and P Jackson, 1828 Fourth edition, 8vo, portrait frontispiece, 10 plates, contemporarycalf (3)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 83

Raynal, GuillaumeThomas François

A Philosophicaland PoliticalHistoryof theSettlements and Tradeof the Europeans in theEast and West Indies

London:T. Cadell, 1777. Third edition in English ('revised and corrected'), 5 volumes, 8vo, contemporarycalf, red morocco labels, engraved portrait frontispiece, 5 engraved folding maps, littleloss to head caps, partial cracking to front joints and volumes 1 and 5, volume5 front board dampstained;Admiralty. Regulations and Instructions relating to His Majesty's Serviceat Sea Established byHis Majestyin Council London:printed by Winchester and Son, 1808. 4to, contemporarymarbled calf, rebacked, occasionalsoiling;[Bancks, John] A New Historyof theLifeand Reign of the Czar Peter theGreat, Emperor of allRussia, and Father of his Country. London:for J Hodges, 1740 12mo, [8] 354 [10] pp , contemporarycalf, engraved portrait frontispiece, leather separating fromfront board, marginal loss to frontispiece, contemporaryownership inscription to title-page;Egede, Hans Description of Greenland Translated fromtheDanish London;for C. Hitch, S. Austen;and J. Jackson, 1745. First edition in English, 8vo, xvi [4] 220 pp , contemporarydiced tan calf, engraved folding map, 11 engraved plates, ownership inscriptions including ‘Cha. Stuart’ to initial blank, lacking text-leaf leaf F5, folding map slightlyrumpled and nicked along foreedge;[Harris, Mrs G.]. A Lady's Diaryof theSiegeof Lucknow. London: John Murray, 1858 First edition, 8vo, originalcloth, spinesunned and frayed, sides marked, front inner hingecracked;Beauvoir, Ludovic. Marquis de A VoyageRound theWorld Vol I Australia [ ] Vol II Java, Siam, Canton [ ] Pekin, Jeddo, and San Francisco TheConclusion of aVoyage Round theWorld London:John Murray, 1870-2 3 volumes, 8vo, contemporarymaroon half morocco, alledges gilt, wood-engraved plates to volume3;and 6 others, travel, thelot sold with allfaults (18)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 84

Australiaand Gold Mining, 3 works

Westgarth, William

Victoria;lateAustraliaFelix… Edinburgh:Oliver &Boyd, 1853. 8vo, folding map (foxed), folding tabledisplaying fluctuations of price, originalpink cloth gilt, somefading and dust-soiling to covers;Chevalier, Michel. On the ProbableFallin theValueof Gold Manchester:Alexander Ireland &Co / Edinburgh:Adamand Charles Black, 1859. Second edition, 8vo, originalpink cloth gilt, somesoiling, joints weak;Smyth, R Brough No II Geological Surveyof Victoria. Report of Progress. Melbourne:John Ferries /London: Trübner and Co , [n d ] 8vo, 5 (of 6) plates, originalwrappers, upper wrapper alittletorn (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 85

New Zealand

4 works

Kirk, T TheForest Floraof New Zealand Wellington:GeorgeDidsbury, 1889. 158 plates, green cloth librarybinding, stamps of WhitechapelPublic Libraryto reverseof most plates, with other librarystamps also present to title, darkening to severalplates;Leys, Thomson W., editor. Brett's Historical Series:EarlyHistoryof New Zealand Auckland:H Brett, 1890 4to, colour frontispiece(detached), folding panoramaof New Plymouth, folding panoramaof Nelson, folding panoramaof Auckland, originalred half morocco gilt;Elkington, E Way- and Norman H Hardy, illustrator The SavageSouth Seas. London:A. &C. Black, 1907. 8vo, originalpictorial green cloth gilt;Reeves, W P - and F &W Wright, illustrator New Zealand London:Adamand Charles Black, 1908. 8vo, originalbrown pictorialcloth (4)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 86 Travel

21 volumes

Hursthouse, Charles New Zealand, or Zealandia London:Edward Stanford, 1857. 2 volumes, 8vo;Parent-Duchatelet, A.J.B. DelaProstitution dans la VilledeParis Paris:J B Balliere, 1836 2 volumes, 8vo, covers detached and lacking;Wraxall, N. A Tour through someof theNorthern Parts of Europe, particularlyCopenhagen, Stockholmand Petersburgh London:T Cadell, 1775 8vo, contemporarycalf, joints split;Eustace, John Chetwode A Tour Through Italy London:J Mawman, 1813 2 volumes, 4to, contemporary panelled and gilt tooled calf, chipped;Kane, ElishaKent Arctic Explorations in theyears 1853, ‘54, ’55. Philadelphia:Childs and Peterson, 1856. 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarygreen half calf, covers of volume1 detached;Weber, Henry. Tales of theEast… Edinburgh:John Ballantyneand Company, 1812 3 volumes, 8vo, bindings perished;and 5 others, sold not subject to return (21)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 87

Brockedon, William

Italy, Classical, Historicaland Picturesque, Illustrated and Described

London:Duncan and Malcolm, c.1840. First edition, folio (36.4 x 25.4cm), contemporaryred half morocco gilt, alledges gilt, 60 steel-engraved plates (on indiapaper, mounted), engraved title-page, bookplateof James Dyce Nicol(1805-1872, Scottish businessman and Liberalpolitician), binding rubbed, front joint worn and partlycracked, tide-mark to upper inner corner of frontispieceand title-page

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 88

Kingdon Ward, F

Asian Travel

Kingdon Ward, F TheMysteryRivers of Tibet London:SeeleyService&Co Limited, 1923. 8vo, originalyellow cloth;Idem. FromChinato HkamtiLong. London:Edward Arnold &Co , 1924 8vo, originalcloth, neat ownership signature;Idem. TheRiddleof theTsangpo Gorges. London:Edward Arnold &Co , 1926 8vo, originalcloth, neat ownership signature;Idem Plant Hunting on theEdgeof theWorld London:Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1930 8vo, originalcloth, neat ownership signature, internalnotein red ink;Idem. A Plant Hunter in Tibet London:Victor Gollancz Ltd , 1934 8vo, original orangecloth;Idem. AssamAdventure. London:Jonathan Cape, 1941. 8vo, originalcloth;Idem Burma's IcyMountains London:Jonathan Cape, 1949 8vo, originalcloth;Idem. Plant Hunter in Manipur. London:Jonathan Cape, 1952 8vo, originalcloth;Idem Return to theIrrawaddy London:Andrew Melrose, 1956. 8vo, originalcloth;Idem. Footsteps in Civilization. London: TheScientific Book Club, [n d ] 8vo, originalcloth, dust-jacket (10)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 89

Allom, Thomas (illustrator)

China, in aSeries of Views

Displaying theScenery, Architecture, and SocialHabits, of that Ancient Empire Drawn, fromOriginaland Authentic Sketches With Historicaland DescriptiveNotices bytheRev. G. N. Wright. London:Fisher, Son, &Co., c 1840 4 volumes in 2, 4to, red half calf, alledges gilt, engraved additional vignettetitle-pageto each volume, 124 engraved plates, rubbing to spines and extremities, volume1-2 with tear to head of spine, volumes 1 and 3 each with section excised fromhead of letterpress title-page, occasional faint offsetting

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 90

Allom, Thomas (illustrator)

China, in aSeries of Views With Historicaland DescriptiveNotices bytheRev. G. N. Wright. London: Peter Jackson, LateFisher, Son, &Co , [n d ] 4 volumes in 2, small4to, engraved titles, 125 engraved plates, volume1 disbound, volumes 2-4 bound as onein black half calf gilt, alittlelight browning in places (2)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 600

Lot 91

ArchaeologicalSurveyof Western India

Report of theFirst Season's Operations in theBelgamand KaladgiDistricts Januaryto May1874. ByJames Burgess. London:IndiaMuseum, 1874. First edition, 4to (32 x 24cm), viii45 pp , early-20th-centurylibrarybinding of brown cloth, 56 plates including 20 albumen-print photographs (mounted as issued), plateand lending slip of Manchester CentralLibraryto front pastedown and endpaper;With 1 other (Robert Sewell, Report on the AmaravatiTope, and Excavations on its Sitein 1877, London:George Edward Eyreand WilliamSpottiswoode, 1800, 4to, librarycloth with plates) (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 92

India

GeneralReport on theOperations of theSurveyof India

Administered under theGovernment of Indiaduring 1908-9 [-1923-24]

Calcutta:Superintendent Government Printing, India[-printed at thePhoto.Litho Office, Surveyof India], 1910-25 16 volumes, volumes 1-14 folio, 1516 8vo, originalcloth-backed printed boards, printed cloth labels to spines, numerous folding lithographic maps and plans, colour frontispiece reproducing amedallion portrait of Major James Jennellto volumefor 19089, photogravureportrait frontispieceof ColonelCharles HenryDudley Ryder, Surveyor-Generalto volumefor 1923-24 ex-Manchester Public Libraries with bookplates and labels to front pastedowns, ink-stamps to versos of maps and plans, cancellation stamps to front freeendpapers, collation slips tipped in at rear, occasionalblind stamps to covers, lending slip to front freeendpaper of volumefor 1923-24, volumefor 1914-15 with front freeendpaper removed, volumefor 1921-22 spine-labelcoming loose (16)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

An unbroken run Rarein commerce

Lot 93

India

Records of theSurveyof India

[A broken run]. Calcutta:Superintendent Government Printing [-DehraDun: Officeof theTrigonometricalSurvey], India, 1913-24 Comprising volumes: 2;3;4 (Explorations on theNorth-East Frontier during 1911-12-13);5 (Reports of theSurveyParties for 1912-13);6 (Completion of theLink connecting theTriangulations of Indiaand Russia, 1913);7;8 part 1 (Exploration in Tibet and Neighbouring Regions 1865-1879);8 part 2 (Exploration in Tibet and Neighbouring Regions 1879-1892);9;10;12 (Notes on Surveys of Indian Maps and theModern Development of Indian Cartography);14;15;16;18 In total15 volumes, folio, originalcloth-backed printed boards, numerous lithographic maps (manyfolding) and photographic plates (halftoneand photogravure), ex Manchester Central Librarywith bookplates, labels and cancellation ink-stamps to endpapers, ink-stamps to maps (chieflyto versos) and text, collation slips to rear, manuscript shelfmark labels to spines (15)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Collection of 22 rareworks in Urdu

Lithographicallyprinted and in recent quarter leather or cloth bindings with gilt spines, 8vo and 4to, decorativefloraltitle-pages, titles include:[Munshi Muhammad 'Abd al-Ghafur]. Gulshan-iUmara['TheRoseGarden of Princes], 1878, title-pagein Hindiand Urdu, main text in Hindi, containing lithographic miniature-styleportraits of Indian rulers;[NawalKishorepress]. Fihrist kitabkhanatijaratimatba'MunshiNawalKishore, Lukhnau ve-Kanpur veLahur [Catalogueof books issued bytheNawalKishoreprinting press, Lucknow, Kanpur and Lahore'] Lucknow, c 1880;FamineReport [Urdu title:] Ripurt Qaht. Ajmer:Mayo Press, c.1900;[Bhagavad Gita, in Urdu, illustrated], Delhi, 1927, text in Urdu and Hindi, numerous hand-coloured lithographic plates (severalfolding), lacking title-page;[Urdu grammar] Safwat al-masadir, [Lucknow], NawalKishore, 1886 (containing conjugation tables in Urdu);['Abd al-Wasi'Hansavi] Risalat ‘Abd al-Wasi’ Kanpur:Munshi NawalKishore, c.1900 (Libraryof Congress:'On thegrammar, rhetoric and figures of speech of Persian language;includes criticalstudyof Persian poetry');and 16 others similar (22)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

India

Collection of works on Indian law and government, and Persian and Urdu literature 19th and early20th century, alllithographicallyprinted, titles include:Rao Saheb MayaramShambhunath, Pensioner, DeputyEducationalInspector. LocalSelf Government Surat:Sodagur Press, 1886 8vo, contemporaryred cloth, 151 pp., title-pages in English and Gujarati, text in Gujarati, browning, tear to Gujaratititle-page, worming in gutter towards rear;Babu Mukut[?] BihariLalBihargu BA, Superintendent of Oudh. Government-iHind [titlein Urdu, ie 'Government of India'] Lucknow:NawalKishore, 1916 8vo, contemporaryhalf cloth, 116 pp., text in Urdu;MirzaMahbub Beg Sahib, Wakilof Lahore Sharh qanun diwalih mufassalat [titlein Urdu, ie 'Commentaryon thelaw of bankruptcywith respect to themofussil'] Lahore:KarimiSteamPress, 1922 8vo, contemporaryhalf cloth, 222 pp , text in Urdu;[Tonk State] [Titlein Urdu:] Qanun Qimarbazi['TheLaw of Gambling']. [Tonk]:Matba'Muhammadi, c.1880. 4to, contemporaryhalf cloth, 12 pp , text in Urdu, worming to covers, smallworm-track to text; [Police]. [Titlein Urdu:] Miftah al-imtihan-ipulis ['Keyto thepolice examination'] Lahore:Matba'Mufid-i'Am, 1894 2 volumes in 1, 8vo, contemporaryhalf cloth, 196 + 244 pp., afew repairs;MaulviMuhammad Munawwar al-Din Fatawa'Uthmani Kitab al-hajjwa'l-ziyarat [titlein Urdu, i.e. 'Ottoman fatwas ... Volumeon pilgrimages and visiting shrines']. Delhi: Hindustan Electric Printing Works, 1924 Folio, contemporaryhalf cloth, patterned paper sides, volume6 onlyof amultivolumework;Jami(14141492) Yusuf wa-Zulaykha['Yusuf and Zulaykha'] Mumbai:Matba'Safadi, 1884 8vo, contemporaryred morocco-backed cloth, 230 pp , in Persian, contemporaryannotations to title-page;[Printed dedication to Mahatma Gandhi] KhwajaHasan Nizami(1878-1955) Krishn bayti[?TheHouseof Lord Krishna]. Delhi:LalThakur Sahib, WaliPrinting Works 1919. 8vo, originalcloth, 192 pp , in Urdu, front joint split, rear inner hingecracked, damp-staining to outer leaves, ink-stamps;[Urdu play] Pandit Narayan Parshad Betab (1872-1945) ZahriSanp ['TheVenomous Serpent'] Lucknow:Matba'I'jaz Muhammadi, c.1900. 8vo, contemporaryhalf cloth, 70 pp , in Urdu, bound with 4 other works;Rumi(1207-1273) Mathnawi-i ma'nawi['TheMathnawi']. Lucknow:NawalKishore, 1913. 6 parts in 1 volume, folio, contemporaryboards (defective, with remains of leather backstrip), 104, 90, 118, 93, 10, 106, 150 pp , in Persian, repairs towards rear;and 20 others, including:Sharh qanun mu'ahada-iHind [in Urdu, i.e. 'Commentaryon thelaw of thetreatyof India'], Amritsar:Ruzbazar Electric Press, 1922;3 works relating to Jaipur (including Qanun jara'imwa-siza, [in Urdu, ie 'TheLaw of Crimeand Punishment'], 1914, folio, possiblyone volumeof amultivolumework);another edition of Sa'di, Gulistan (Lucknow, 1909);another edition of Jami, Yusuf wa-Zulaykha, Lucknow:NawalKishore, 1869 (decorativetitle-pagein orangeand black);MunshiAmjad Husayn Khan, Hamid wa-Rayhan, Lahore:KashmiriPress, c 1880 (bound with other works);an Arabic-Urdu dictionary(volume1 only, 1877);and similar, collations not fullyestablished and thelot sold as seen (30)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 96

Indian Rebellion of 1857 3 works

Ball, Charles TheHistoryof theIndian Mutiny London, [n d ] 2 volumes, royal8vo, contemporarygreen half calf, foxing;TheHistoryof theIndian Revolt London:W and R Chambers, 1859 8vo, hand-coloured map, and 3 further maps, modern calf retaining remnants of earlier spine;Kaye, John William A Historyof theSepoyWar in India 1857-1858 London:W H Allen, 1870. 2 volumes, fifth edition, contemporaryhalf calf (5)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 97

Blome, Richard

Britannia:or, aGeographicalDescriptions of theKingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland

London:Tho Roycroft for Richard Blome, 1673 Folio, containing 46 maps onlyof 50, contemporarycalf, spinerenewed, threebookplates:Edward Dakin Stanton, Philip Lord Hardwickeand Buchan Hepburn Bart of Smeaton Hepburn

Estimate:£ 1,500 -£ 2,000

Lot 98

Loggan, David

OxoniaIllustrata

Siveomniumceleberrimaeistius universsitatis collegiorum, aularum, bibliothecaeBodleanae, scholarum publicarum, theatriSheldoniani;nec non urbis totius scenographia Oxford:etheatro Sheldoniano, 1675 First edition, folio (44 x 29.5cm), contemporarymottled calf with gilt spine, engraved throughout with pictorialtitle-page, 3 leaves of text (Charles II's letters patent to David Loggan, address to the‘spectatoriingenuo’, and Loggan's dedication to Charles II), 40 plates (allfolding and mounted on stubs, one, Christ Church, additionallyon 3 conjoined sheets), extraillustrated with 3 engraved plates byMichaelBurghers (MusaeiAshmoleani pars orientalis;TheOrthographyand Ichnography, Queens CollegeLibrary in Oxford;TheOrthographyand Ichnographyof TrinityCollegeChappelin Oxford, 1691) and an unsigned engraved plateof TomTower (Christ Church).Splitting to head and foot of each joint, title-pagedamp-stained and with repaired closed tear in foremargin (extending 3cminto image), letters patent facsimiletoned and damp-stained, afew plates (4, 5, 8, 19, 20, 36, 40) with asinglerepaired closed marginaltears, plate6 with old staining to foremargins, smallmarginaltear to plate22, plate38 separating at foot of centralfold, afew other old blemishes and marks

Estimate:£ 3,000 -£ 5,000

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association. Footnote:

'Influenced bythework of Wenceslas Hollar, Loggan's meticulouslydetailed views werethefirst accuraterepresentation of allthebuildings and gardens of theuniversity, and theyhavebeen an invaluablequarryfor historians, antiquaries, and topographers ever since'(ODNB) Theplates includebird'seyeviews of thecolleges and halls, theBodleian Library, theSheldonian Theatre, and theBotanicalGardens, internalviews of theBodleian, a depiction of academic dress, atwin panoramaof Oxford comprising views fromtheeast and south, and adetailed bird's-eyecityplan

Lot 99

Hill, David Octavius

[Plates from] Views of theOpening of theGlasgow &Garnkirk Railway Edinburgh:Alexander Hill, 1832 4 plates:View of theDepot Looking South [large, neat repair through image];View of theGermiston Embankment Looking West [large, neat repair through imageand manuscript corrections];View of St Rollox Looking South-East [someneat repairs]; View Near Proven MillBridge[someneat repairs and subsequent manuscript corrections];allhand-coloured, 33 x 46cm, mounted (4)

Estimate:£ 1,200 -£ 1,800

Lot 100

Inglis, HenryD

Ireland in 1834 A JourneyThroughout Ireland

London:Whittaker &Co., 1835. 2 volumes, 8vo, 2 folding maps, later calf;Lover, Samuel Legends and Stories of Ireland London:Baldwin and Cradock, 1837. Fourth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, green half calf gilt (4)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 101

Daniell, William- and Richard Ayton

A VoyageRound Great Britain, undertaken in thesummer of theyear 1813 and Commencing fromtheLand's-End, Cornwall, byRichard Ayton with A Series of Views, Illustrativeof theCharacter and Prominent Features of the Coast, drawn and engraved byWilliamDaniell London:Longman, Hurst Rees, Ormeand Brown, and WilliamDaniell, 1814-1825. Text and plate volumes [8 text volumes bound in two;plates loosein two marbled quarter calf boxes], text volumes with titles to each volume, contemporaryhalf calf over marbled boards, spines with raised bands in 5 compartments, prelims foxed, somebrowning to volumeiv, extremities rubbed;308 hand-coloured aquatints, each 26 x 37cm, byand after WilliamDaniell, numbered in manuscript, loosein two marbled quarter calf boxes, labels to spines, without uncoloured stipple-engraving of "Kemaes Head, Pembrokeshire" found in somecopies, first plateburnt at upper right corner (hardly affecting image), somefoxing and offsetting, boxes worn [Abbey, Scenery, 16;Tooley177] (4)

Estimate:£ 4,000 -£ 6,000

Lot 102

Kent

TheKentish Post;or CanterburyNews-Letter Canterbury:printed and sold byJ Abree[- and WilliamAylett] in St Margaret's, 1727. 104 semiweeklynumbers (899-1002) in onevolume, folio (28 5 x 18 5cm), contemporaryboards, each number 2 pp , with woodcut headpieceview of Canterburyand woodcut factotumcontaining letterpress initial, frequent smallwoodcut vignettes (including cottages for property advertisements), licencestamps in red ink, contents includeextracts from other periodicals including theLondon Gazette, theDailyCourant, the WhitehallEvening Post, etc (thesecontaining accounts of theAngloSpanish War including thesiegeof Gibraltar and engagements in theWest Indies and CentralAmerica;thedeath of GeorgeI and succession of George II (number 950);an account fromSouth Carolina‘that theinhabitants of that colonyhad risen in great numbers, with aview to thereforming of their laws’ (ibid.), etc.), localadvertisements for property, horses, books ('The Heinous Sin of Self-Pollution', etc ), apothecaries'wares ('Daffy's Elixir', ‘Dr Bateman’s PectoralDrops'), court proceedings and executions, and similar, covers detached, closelytrimmed along foreand bottomedges with number and bottomlineof text frequentlyshaved, number 966 lacking second leaf (extant leaf heavilystained)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 103

Scotland

8 works

Edinburgh &Leith Post OfficeDirectory1943-44. 8vo, originalred cloth gilt, somewear and soiling;Stevenson, Robert - and Charles Robinson, illustrator. A Child's Garden of Verses. London:John Lane, 1942. 12mo, crushed red half morocco gilt byBayntun;Kipling, Rudyard - and Walter de laMare. St Andrews, two poems. London:A. &C. Black, 1926. Second edition, 8vo, originalboards;Bower, John Description of theAbbeys of Melroseand Old Melrose, with their traditions. Kelso:printed byAlexander Leadbetter for theAuthor, 1813 8vo, folding frontispiece, contemporary half calf;J.M.P. - F.W.S. Sketches of theClans of Scotland. Edinburgh: Maclachlan &Stewart, 1884 8vo, originalred cloth gilt;Scott, Walter Marmion Edinburgh, 1815 Ninth edition, 8vo, contemporaryembossed calf;A New Guideto theCityof Edinburgh Edinburgh:T Brown, 1792 8vo, originalboards;Black's Road &RailwayTravelling Map of Scotland, in originalgreen cloth gilt boards (8)

Estimate:£ 450 -£ 500

Lot 104

Scotland

Collection of localguides and histories, 18th-20th century All8vo unless otherwisestated:[Edinburgh]. TheTraveller's Companion through theCityof Edinburgh and Suburbs Edinburgh:Alexander Kincaid, 1794. First edition, contemporarymottled sheep, rebacked, [4] 138 pp., 18 engraved plates including 3 not listed (frontispiece titled ‘View fromthe Cowgate’, ‘Palace, and Ruins of theChapelof Holyrood’ facing p. 71, and folding map ‘A View of theGreat Post Roads fromEdinburgh to London’ at rear), smallsketch in bluepencilto recto of frontispiece, ownership inscription to title-page;[Topham, Edward] Letters fromEdinburgh;written in theYears 1774 and 1775 London:J Dodsley, 1776 First edition, contemporarytreecalf, rebacked and recornered, bookplateof George Macartney, 1st EarlMacartney(1737-1806), statesman and diplomat; [Stirling]. A GeneralHistoryof Stirling. Stirling:C. Randall, 1794. First edition, 12mo, uncut in originalboards, half-title, book-label‘FromDr Laing’s Library' to front pastedown, slipcase;Cowan, W. A. Historyof Lanark, and Guideto theSurrounding Scenery Lanark:Robert Wood, 1867 First edition, original cloth, 208 pp., 3 wood-engraved plates (onedepicting Robert Owen's New Lanark);Graham, Patrick Sketches Descriptiveof thePicturesqueScenery of Perthshire;including theTrosachs. Edinburgh:for Peter Hill[and others], 1810 First edition, later cloth, half-title, edges untrimmed;Baird, J G A Muirkirk in BygoneDays Muirkirk:W S Smith, 1910 First edition, original buckram-backed boards;[Alloa] Alloaand its Environs:aDescriptiveand HistoricalSketch Alloa:printed and published at theAlloaAdvertiser Office, byJames 1861. 12mo, originallimp green cloth, tinted lithographic frontispiece, title-pagerepaired;Creech, William Edinburgh FugitivePieces Edinburgh:for John Fairbairn, 1815. First edition, later half calf, engraved portrait frontispiece, edges untrimmed, front joint cracked;Penny, John A Topographicaland HistoricalAccount of Linlithgowshire. Edinburgh: Stevenson, 1832 First edition, originalcloth;and 27 others including accounts of Tarbert (Argyll), Banff, Auchinleck, Wemyss Bay, Deeside, Beauly, Wigtonshire, Cambusnethan, West Kilbride, Cromarty, Alloa, Iona, Breadalbane, Inverness, Elgin, most printed on localpresses (35)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 105

Prout, J S

Antiquities of York

York:W. Hargrove, c.1840. First edition, folio, originalcloth, rebacked, 20 tinted lithographic plates including pictorialtitle-page, alittlelight spotting [AbbeyScenery377];Together with 2 other books on York (3)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 300

Lot 106 Orkney

Collection of works on Orkneyincluding Orkneyimprints, 19th-20th century [Sutherland, Elizabeth Leveson-Gower, Duchess of] Views in Orkneyand on theNorth-Eastern Coast of Scotland. Taken in MDCCCV. [?London:privately printed, 1807] First edition, folio (38 x 26cm), contemporaryroan-backed boards, [2] 27 pp., half-title, etched title-page, 28 etched plates (afew with multipleimages), etched head and tailpieces in text, tissue-guards, binding worn, half-titleand title-pagespotted, ink- and blind stamps of Malcolm Stewart of Hoyestateofficeto front pastedown and title-page respectively;Low, George FaunaOrcadensis Edinburgh:byGeorgeRamsay and Company, for Archibald Constableand Company, 1813. First edition, 4to, modern quarter calf, initialblank discarded;Mitchell, J M Mesehowe: Illustrations of theRunic Literatureof Scandinavia. Edinburgh:R. Grant and Son, 1863 First edition, 4to, inscribed bytheauthor on thehalf-title, original cloth, 8 plates, cloth mottled,Farrer, James. Noticeof Runic Inscriptions discovered during Recent Excavations in theOrkneys [?Edinburgh]:printed for privatecirculation, 1862. First edition, 4to, inscribed ‘Dr Deighton from James Farrer’ on thehalf-title, originalcloth, 13 lithographic plates (plate10 marked), binding slightlymarked;and 17 others (thesenot collated), including:J B Craven, Historyof theChurch in Orkney1558-1662, Kirkwall, 1897 (2 copies, first editions, 4to, originalgreen cloth, onewith waterdamageto front cover);ibid. Historyof theChurch in Orkney… 1662-1688. Kirkwall, 1893 (2 copies, first editions, 4to, originalgreen cloth, onewith covers somewhat mottled and with newspaper cuttings mounted to endpapers);ibid Historyof theEpiscopalChurch in Orkney1688-1912, Kirkwall, 1912 (2 copies, second editions, 4to, originalgreen cloth, covers sprung);Sir John Sinclair, TheOrkneyParishes, Kirkwall, 1927 (2 copies, first editions, 4to, originalcloth, onewith rear inner hingerepaired);Monumenta Orcadica, Oslo, 1906 (4to, originalcloth);GeorgeBarry, Historyof the OrkneyIslands, 1808 (2 copies, second editions, later half calf, both defective, onecopywith front board detached, folding map backed on linen, with 2 plates of 11 only, theother lacking map);and similar (quantity)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 107

Martin, Martin

A Description of theWestern Islands of Scotland London:Andrew Bell, 1703 First edition, 8vo, folding map, folding plate, contemporarypanelled calf neatlyrebacked with later spine, bookplates of HenryBenson Esq and another, someslight discolouration in places and a veryminor tear to themap [ESTC T175617]

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 108

Drummond, James

Old Edinburgh

Edinburgh:G. Waterston, Sons, &Stewart, 1879. Largefolio (52 x 39.5cm), oneof 10 proof copies ‘printed to insurethecompleteness of theedition of 500', signed bythepublisher, 104 plates on 80 leaves, red morocco quarter morocco gilt;Edinburgh in theOlden Time Edinburgh:GeorgeStevenson, 1880. Largefolio (58 x 33cm), 63 plates, originalred quarter morocco over red cloth gilt, text block detached, somespotting, soiling and dampstaining (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 109

Lizars, W H and J Ewbank, with James Browne

PicturesqueViews of Edinburgh

Edinburgh:DanielLizars, 1825 Folio, additionalengraved title-pageand 51 plates, later half morocco gilt, alittlerubbed, someminor spotting and alittle dust-soiling

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 110

Clerk, John, of Eldin

A Series of Etchings Chieflyof Views in Scotland With AdditionalEtchings and Facsimiles fromhis Drawings Edinburgh:for theBannatyneClub, 1855. Largefolio (50.5 x 31cm), originalmaroon quarter roan, printed paper labelto front board, xxx pp , lithographic portrait frontispieceafter HenryRaeburn, mezzotint portrait (both on india paper, mounted), 55 etched or tinted lithographic plates (numbered 1-55 but manycontaining multipleseparatelyprinted images), oneunnumbered plate, tissue-guards, spinerubbed and scuffed, loss to headcap, cloth covers faded, light transversescore-mark to front cover, tips bumped, inner hinges cracked in places, spotting to endpapers, mount of frontispiece and finalfew text-leaves, alittleperipheralspotting elsewhere, pencilled ownership inscription (IsabellaClerk) to front freeendpaper

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

Second edition, greatlyenlarged, number 98 in theBannatyneClub series;it was first published in 1825 with 28 plates only John Clerk of Eldin (17281812), 'atruechild of theEnlightenment'(ODNB) is best remembered today for his Essayon NavalTactics (1790) 'Clerk was an exceptionalamateur artist. His wealthybackground afforded himtheluxuryof entertaining numerous careers, including medicineand business, and healso showed a considerableinterest in geology. In the1740s hebegan sketching alongside his brother-in-law, Robert Adam, and theartist PaulSandby Clerk travelled extensivelythroughout Scotland, recording awiderangeof landscapes and ancient buildings His sketches of Edinburgh and thesurrounding areas are highlypersonalrepresentations of his nativecountryside'(NationalGalleries of Scotland, online) TheBannatyneClub was an antiquarian printing society founded in Edinburgh in 1823 bySir Walter Scott on themodelof London's RoxburgheClub

Lot 111

Orkney

Collection of works on Orkneyincluding localimprints

All8vo and in originalcloth unless otherwisestated. Including:Pictures from theOrkneyIsland byJohn T Reid Edinburgh:David Douglas, 1881 First edition, oneof 500 copies only, 4to;Rentals of theAncient Earldomand Bishoprick of Orkney collected byAlexander Peterkin Edinburgh:printed in theyear 1820. Later half sheep, half-title, tear to head of spine, section excised fromfront freeendpaper, 6D2-3 working loose;A Collection of Armorials of theCountyof Orkney… byH. L. Norton Smith. Illustrated byA. M Traill Galashiels:printed for theauthor, 1902 First edition, oneof 200 copies only;TheOrkneying Saga, translated fromtheIcelandic … edited … byJoseph Anderson Edinburgh:Edmonston and Douglas, 1873 First edition;A Peculiar Peopleand Other OrkneyTales ByJ T Smith Leask Kirkwall:W R Mackintosh, 1931 First edition;A Historyof OrkneybyJ Storer Clouston Kirkwall:W R Mackintosh, 1932 First edition;TheHistory of theKirkwallUnited Presbyterian Congregation … bytheRev. David Webster Kirkwall:WilliamPeace&Son, 1910 Contemporaryred half-calf (sunned and sunned);St. Magnus - Earlof Orkney. ByJohn Mooney. Kirkwall: W R Mackintosh, 1935 First edition;Fifteen Centuries of theChurch in Orkney. BytheRev. Andrew J. Campbell. Kirkwall:KirkwallPress, 1938. First edition;Orkneyand theLast Great War Being Excerpts fromthe Correspondenceof AdmiralAlexander Graemeof Graemeshall1788-1815. Kirkwall:WilliamPeace&Son, 1915 First edition, originalquarter cloth;‘Pateas Amicis’. TheStoryof theHouseof Graemeshallin Orkney. Kirkwall:TheProprietor of the“OrkneyHerald”, 1936 First edition, original quarter cloth, glassinedust jacket (probablynot original);and 16 others (the lot not fullycollated and sold as seen) (27)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 112

Spalding Club Collection of works

All4to, originalgreen cloth (variablemottling and damp-staining to bindings), titles comprise:AbredoniaeUtriusqueDescriptio A Description of Both Touns of Aberdeen byJames Gordon, Parson of Rothemay, 1842 (dampstaining);A BreiffeNarration of theServices doneto ThreeNobleLadyes, by Gilbert Blakhal, 1844;TheHeraldic Ceiling of theCathedralChurch of St Machar, Old Aberdeen, 1888 (oneof 525 copies);Hectoris Boetii Murthlacensiumet AberdonensiumEpiscoporumVitae, 1894 (oneof 500 copies, frontispiecenear-detached);TheRecords of Aboyne, 1894 (oneof 525 copies);Records of Old Aberdeen MCLVII-MDCCCXCI, 1899 (oneof 525 copies);TheFamilyof Burnett of Leys, 1901 (oneof 525 copies);The Blackhalls of that Ilk and Barra, 1905 (2 copies, each oneof 500, onecopy with title-pagedetaching);BibliographiaAberdonensis, 1929 (2 volumes); Mystics of theNorth-East, 1931;ThePrehistoric Antiquities of theHoweof Cromar, 1931;TheJacobiteCess Rollfor theCountyof Aberdeen in 1715, 1932;TheValuation of theCountyof Aberdeen for theYear 1667, 1933; Drawings of AberdeenshireCastles, 1936;TheHouseof Forbes, 1937; Powis Papers, 1951;ThePlace-Names of Aberdeenshire, 1952;George Strachan. Memorials of aWandering Scottish Scholar of theSeventeenth Century, 1956;Together with 2 copies of WilliamTemple, TheThanageof Fermatyn, Aberdeen, 1894, 4to, originalgreen cloth, similar condition to the preceding (22)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

113

Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

Collection of works of localinterest including localimprints Burnett, Alexander G., Laird of Kemnay. [Threetravelaccounts:] Franceand theFrench, aLecturedelivered at KemnayParish School, Aberdeenshire; Italian Experiences, being theSubstanceof aLecturedelivered in Kemnay Parish School;A Trip to Norway, in theSt Rognvald Aberdeen:James Murray, 1868-78-87. 8vo, originalvaricoloured cloth, each work with folding colour map as frontispiece, Franceand theFrench and Italian Experiences each with bookplateof W. KendallBurnett, A Trip to Norwaywith ownership inscription of AmeliaBurnett dated Kemnay1887;Leslie, John Interesting Anecdotes, Memoirs, Allegories, Essays, and PoeticalFragments … published for theBenefit of theShipwrecked Seaman's Fund Aberdeen:D Chalmers and Co , 1822 First edition, 8vo, uncut in originalboards, half-title, front board near-detached;Innes, Thomas TheChronicleof theFamillyof Innes of Edingight Aberdeen:privatelyprinted, 1898 First edition, inscribed ‘fromtheauthor Tho. Innes’, 4to, originalcloth;Wilson, G. W. Photographs of Aberdeen and Vicinity Aberdeen:John Duffus, 1867 First edition, 4to, originalcloth, 12 albumen-print photographs mounted on card, cloth very mottled, textblock detached frombinding;Elphinstone-Dalrymple, C Lays, Highland and Lowland. Aberdeen:John RaeSmith, 1885. First edition, 8vo, originalred cloth (sunned);Buchan, Peter Gleanings of Scotch, English, and Irish, ScarceOld Ballads, chieflyTragicaland Historical;manyof them connected with theLocalities of Aberdeenshire Peterhead:P Buchan, 1825 8vo, contemporaryhalf calf, lacking pp. 213/14;and 20 others similar, including generalScotland interest (eg R Carruthers, TheHighland NoteBook, 1843, originalcloth, BannatyneClub, Descrittionedelregno diScotia diPetruccio Ubaldini, 1829, originalboards, backstrip perished (28)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association. Bogdan was also adescendant of theBurnett familyof Kemnay

114

British topographyand history

Collection of works

Logan, James. TheScottish Gael;or, Celtic Manners, observed among the Highlanders London:Smith, Elder, and Co , 1831 First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporarytan half calf byJ. Philip of Aberdeen, 8 hand-coloured aquatint plates including frontispieces, half-titles, contemporaryownership inscriptions (Alexander Irvine) to title-pages, volume2 spine-label detaching;Bartlett, W H (illustrator) ThePorts, Harbours, Watering-Places, and Coast Sceneryof Great Britain. With Descriptions byWilliamBeattie. London:GeorgeVirtue, 1842 First edition, 2 volumes, 4to, contemporary tan half calf byJohn Trailof Fraserburgh (with his ticket), numerous engraved plates, tissueguards;Brown, John C , &others Scotland Illustrated in aSeries of EightyViews byJohn C Brown, WilliamBrown, Andrew Donaldson, John Fleming, David M Mackenzie, W B Scott, D Stewart, and Other Scottish Artists London:A Fullarton and Co , 1845 First edition, 4to, contemporarytan half calf byJohn Trailof Fraserburgh, numerous steel-engraved plates, tissueguards, joints cracked;Macgibbon, David and Thomas Ross. TheCastellated and Domestic Architectureof Scotland fromtheTwelfth to theEighteenth Century Edinburgh:David Douglas, 1887-92. First edition, 5 volumes, large8vo, original cloth;Campbell, J F Popular Tales of theWest Highlands, OrallyCollected, with aTranslation. Edinburgh:Edmonston and Douglas, 1860. First edition, 4 volumes, 8vo, originalcloth, frontispieces to volumes 2-4, bookplateof Hugh HenryRobertson Aikman to volume1 (with related gift inscription to half-title), W H Smith &Son subscription librarylabels to front pastedowns of volumes 3 and 4, volume2 cloth verymottled and rubbed, binding shaken, light mottling and rubbing to bindings of other volumes;[Landon, LetitiaE ] Fisher's Drawing RoomScrap Book;with PoeticalIllustrations London:H. Fisher, R. Fisher, &P. Jackson, 1835. 4to, originalblind-stamped cloth with gilt-tooled leather backstrip, engraved plates including Indian subjects, front inner hingecracked and frontispieceloose;Thornbury, Walter Old and New London:aNarrativeof its History, its People, and its Places. London:CassellPetter &Galpin, c.1880. 6 volumes, 4to, contemporaryred half calf, numerous wood-engraved plates;Gilpin, William Remarks on Forest Scenery, and Other Woodland Views. Edinburgh:Fraser &Co , 1834 2 volumes, 8vo, contemporaryblue-green straight-grain half morocco gilt;Leslie, Forbes TheEarlyRaces of Scotland and their Monuments. Edinburgh:Edmonston and Douglas, 1866. First edition, 2 volumes, 8vo, originalbluecloth gilt, tinted lithographic plates (25)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2022), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 115

Shields, H - and J Meikle

Famous ClydeYachts, 1880-87 Glasgow and London:Oatts and Runciman, 1888 First edition, folio (38 x 50cm), mounted chromolithographed frontispieceand 31 further plates after watercolours byHenryShields, originalpictorialbluecloth gilt, some spotting, extremities rubbed

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 116

Ireland

5 works

Stanford's New Map of Ireland in Counties and Baronies. London, c.1870, folding linen-backed map in originalgreen cloth casewith paper labelto upper cover;Idem. Ireland. London, [n.d.] Folding linen-backed map in originalgreen cloth casewith paper labelto upper cover;Stewart, Samuel Alexander. A Floraof theNorth-East of Ireland. Belfast:TheBelfast Naturalists'Field Club/Cambridge:Macmillan &Bowes, 1888 8vo, original green cloth gilt, bookplateof CarlisleNaturalHistorySocietyLibrary;Black's PicturesqueTourist of Ireland Edinburgh:Adamand Charles Black, 1884 Eighteenth edition, 12mo, originalgreen cloth gilt;Baddeley, M.J.B. Thorough GuideSeries:Ireland (part 1) London:Dulau &Co , 1897 Fourth edition, 12mo, originalred cloth gilt, previous owner's namewritten in ink to upper cover (5)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 117

Pyrenees panorama

VuePrisedelaPlaceRoyaleàPau

Hand-coloured panorama, mounted, 23 x 79cm, somelight foxing in places

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 118

Dublin panorama

Illustrated London News

hand-coloured panorama[Supplement to theIllustrated London News: being no.1 of aseries of views of theprincipalcapitals in Europe], 40 x 107 5cm, afew smallmarginalchips

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 119

Edinburgh panorama

Illustrated London News

Hand-coloured panoramabyE.K. Johnson [Supplement to theIllustrated London News, July8, 1848], 49 x 106cm, afew smallclosed tears and repairs

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 120

Edinburgh panorama

Illustrated London News

Hand-coloured panoramabyE.K. Johnson [Supplement to theIllustrated London News, July8, 1848], 44 x 99cm, various neat marginalrepairs and strengthening of folds on verso

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 121

Illustrated London News

Glasgow

[published in:] Supplement to theIllustrated London News, 26 March, 1864

Engraved panorama, 54 x 115cm, old folds, afew spots and short closed tear to lower margin

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 300

Lot 122

Illustrated London News

Panoramaof theRiver Thames, 1845 242 x 39cm, backed onto linen

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 123

Hilland Adamson

Miss PatriciaMorris and others, 3 salt prints, 1843-1847

Salt paper prints fromcalotypenegatives byD.O. Hilland Robert Adamson taken between 1843 and 1847, depicting Miss PatriciaMorris, 20 5 x 15cm, John Dick Peddie, 20.5 x 15cm, and an Unidentified Man, 20 x 13cm. Miss Morris photograph faded towards edges, unmounted, each of themale portraits faded, onewith retouching to right shoulder, both mounted (3)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot

124

Annan, Thomas

Old Closes &Streets Of Glasgow, 1900, edition with 50 photogravureplates

Glasgow:James MacLehoseand Sons, 1900, folio, 50 photogravureplates, oneproduced froman earlyengraving, originalred cloth gilt, circulating libraryplateand ownership inscription of Bonhilland AlexandriaSt. Andrew's RoyalArch Lodge, no 321, thenameEwing Gilmour to both freeendpapers, somesoiling and foxing, covers rubbed, worn and faded

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Provenance:

Lyon &Turnbull, Edinburgh, 11th January2017Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 125

Shipbuilding, AureolElder Dempster Line

Albumof 50 photographs byRalston, Glasgow, 1950

50 looselymounted largeformat silver gelatin photos documenting the building and launch of theElder Dempster Lineship Aureolin 1950/51, contained in ring-binder album, 40 measure29 x 21cm, 10 measure25 5 x 16cm

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 126

Attributed to James Good Tunnyand Others

Albumof Scottish Portraits including Members of theRoyalScottish Academy, 1850s

Edinburgh, c 1850s 8vo (20 9 x 13 3cm), 49 photographs, comprising 20 salted paper prints, average11 x 9cm, and 29 albumen prints, average16 x 12cm, looselyinserted in an albumwith blank leaves of wovepaper, no visiblewatermarks, later pencilcaptions on mounts, somelater pencil captions on reverseof images, nineteenth-centurybluecloth, albumlacking backstrip, lower cover detached

Estimate:£ 2,500 -£ 3,500

Provenance:

Lyon &Turnbull, Edinburgh, 19th June2019

Footnote:

EarlyScottish portrait photographs including manymembers of theRoyal Scottish Academy:Sir GeorgeHarvey(1806-1876), Horatio McCulloch (1806-1867), John Syme(1795-1861), Sir DanielMacnee(1806-1882), GourlaySteell(1819-1894), SamuelBough (1822-1878), Sir John Everett Millais (1829-1896), ?James Drummond (1816-1877), and aphotograph of John GrahamGilbert's 1854 portrait of Sir John Watson Gordon (17881864);together with portraits of thephysician Sir Robert Christison (17971882), thegeographer and cartographer Alexander Keith Johnson (18041871), and minister Rev Dr Patrick Clason (1789-1867), and other unidentified portraits of men, women and children

Lot 127

Annan, Thomas

Photogravures fromOld Closes and Streets Of Glasgow, 1900 4 photogravures fromthe1900 edition of Thomas Annan's ‘Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow’, titled 'Closes 97 &103 Saltmarket 1868', 'Saltmarket FromBridgegate1968', 'High Street FromTheCross 1868'and 'CloseNo. 136 Saltmarket 1868', 22 x 16 5cm, somelight handling marks and light foxing to mount of High Street image(4)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 128

Hilland Adamson

Two Fisherwomen At Newhaven, 1843 to 1847, salt print

Unmounted salt print photograph fromacalotypenegativebyDavid Octavius Hilland Robert Adamson. (ref. David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p198), 20 5 x 15cm, someedgefading

Estimate:£ 1,200 -£ 1,800

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013 Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 129

St Kilda- Photographs, Letters and Postcards

Somerelating to theMacLachlan family

13 postcards, someused postallyfrom1902 onwards;onelargealbumen photograph of St Kildawomen byG.W. Wilson, late19th century, 29 x 18cm, edgefading and corner damage, tear at thetop right;1909 snapshot of AliceMacLachlan on theisland using aspinning wheel;later snapshot photographs, somereproduction photographs and letters dating fromthe 1980s and 1990s relating to research into theMacLachlan familyand an 1876 birth certificatefor John MacLachlan (quantity)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Footnote:

Rev Peter MacLachlan was theMinister on St Kildafrom1906 to 1909

Lot 130

Lochaber Hydroelectric SchemeConstruction, 1926 to 1930

123 photographs

123 silver gelatin photographs documenting theconstruction of the Lochaber Water Project in thelate1920s. Thephotographs arein three groups, two of which haveindexes, manydated and annotated Three panoramas, oneof which is framed. Somefading and staining, asmall number, including onepanorama, arecreased, 24 x 19cm(123)

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 131

BeardyWillyDuff, Gamekeeper and Ghillieto 5th DukeOf Atholl

6 portraits, c 1860s

Group of 5 cartes devisiteand alarger mounted albumen photograph of WilliamDuff (1809-1882), themulti-talented gamekeeper to the5th Dukeof Atholl. Duff was also afisherman, ghillie, violin maker and friend of Queen Victoria Thecartes devisitearebyMacKenzieof Burham, each 10 5 x 6cm, allwith light surfacemarks and onewith minor edgefading, thelarger portrait is 16 x 11cmand mounted (6)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 132

ElectricityGeneration, Glasgow, c.1917

Album, 31 largephotographs including 2 of electric vehicles

28 mounted and 3 looselargeformat silver gelatin photographs relating to electricitygeneration in Glasgow in the1910s 2 photographs of Glasgow Corporation electric vehicles at Mathieson Road Garage, therest of construction work and electricitygeneration at sites at Dennistoun, Kinning Park, Buchanan Street, Osbourn Street, CathedralStreet and Dalmarnock. Four leaves missing, various loosephotographs and notes including two largephotographs of the1911 Glasgow Exhibition electric lighting, mainly 34 5 x 29cm, somefading, albumboards stained and worn

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 133

Albumof Scottish Photographs, 1870s

Belonging to Sir James Colquhoun

120 albumen photos mounted onto singlesides of paper albumpages, all titled and including Turriff Station, Portobello Pier, West Coast, Aberdeen, Inverness, BalmoralCastle, Edinburgh, Perth, DundeeArbroath, St Andrews, Peebles and Fyvie, amix of amateur and commercial photographs, majority9 x 5 5cm, somedamaged and somestained, larger photographs havewrinkling to surface

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 134

Annan, Thomas

Universityof Glasgow, Old and New, illustrated with views and portraits in photogravure

Glasgow:T&R Annan, 1891 Folio, unnumbered out of 350 Folio, pp [8], xxxiii, [1 (blank)], completewith 146 + 1 photogravurevignetteto titlepage and 69 photogravureplates, untrimmed, originalblack cloth, rebacked, lettered gilt, bevelled edges, boards and spineslightlyrubbed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 135

Hilland Adamson

St Andrews, 1843-1847, 3 salt prints

3 unmounted salt print photographs fromcalotypenegatives of St Andrews showing theAbbeywall(21 5 x 15 5cm), theForeTower of thecastle(21 x 15.5cm) and thePends (22 x 14.5cm), (ref. David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p203 &204) TheAbbeywallhas minor foxing and some edgefading, ForeTower has somefading over thewholeprint, someedge fading to thePends (3)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013

Footnote:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 136

Hilland Adamson

BonalyTowers and Lodgeat Bonaly, 1843 to 1847, 2 salt prints

2 unmounted salt print photographs fromcalotypenegatives. Oneof Bonaly Towers, 10 5 x 15 5cm, with agroup of 10 including D O Hill, John Henning, Mrs. Cockburn, Lord Cockburn and Mrs. Cleghorn, theother of theLodgeat Bonalywith John Henning dressed as EdieOchiltree, 20 5 x 16 5cm, some edgefading (ref. David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p160 &210) (2)

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 900

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 137

Albumof Interior Photographs, late19th Century

Rosebank, alargehouseoverlooking Perth 26 albumen photographs, mainlyinterior photographs of Rosebank. Views fromthegarden looking east over Perth, burgundyleatherettebinding with gilt tooling and lettering, 20 x 15cm, someedgefading to photographs, one with lighter patches towards thebottom

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 138

Annan, Thomas

Universityof Glasgow, Old and New, illustrated with views and portraits in photogravure

Glasgow:T. &R. Annan, 1891. Folio, number 60 of 350 copies, 72 plates (missing plates 4&5, 6&7 and 18), originalblack pictorialbuckramgilt, t eg , rubbed, spinepartiallydetached internally, wear to edges of boards, wear and somestaining to pageedges

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 139

Sir Willian Arrol, ArchiveOf Forth Road BridgeConstruction

Photographs and ephemerabyRalston

240 silver gelatin photographs mainlybyRalston of Glasgow, relating to the construction of theForth Road Bridge, and 12 largeearlier photographs taken insidethefoundryand various ephemerarelating to thecompany. Forth Bridgephotographs mostly21 5 x 17cm, foundryphotographs 30 x 25cmwith slight edgewear, ephemerapasted down to paper (quantity)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 140

Edinburgh FromCalton Hill, 1850s

PossiblybyRoss and Thomson

Ovalsalt print photograph of Edinburgh fromCalton Hill, dating to theearly 1850s, 26 x 19.5cm, mounted onto card. Verysimilar to ovalprint dating fromc 1850 byRoss and Thomson showing thecityfromtheopposite direction (seenationalgalleries.org), faded but stillwith good detail, some marks to thesurface, mostlyoriginalretouching

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 141

Washington Wilson, George Tours in Scotland, albumof 96 photographs 96 albumen photographs of views around Scotland, allbyGeorge Washington Wilson, in red leatherettealbumwith gilt tooling, printed title page, photographs 19 x 12cm, someslight edgefading, varying degrees of foxing to albumpages, edges of albumbumped, scuffs to surfaces

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 142

Maulland Polyblank

Crimean war veteran DrumMajor Alexander Kerr, Scottish Fusilier Guards, 1859

Largealbumen photograph mounted into an ovalmount with blindstamp for Maulland Polyblank of London at thebottomof themount, 28 x 23cm, minor edgefading toward thebottom

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Footnote: Thethreemedals worn byKerr includeaCrimeamedal.

Lot

143

Hilland Adamson

ThreeFisherwomen At Newhaven, 1843 to 1847, salt print

Salt print photograph fromacalotypenegativebyDavid Octavius Hilland Robert Adamson, oneof thewomen is Mrs Logan (ref David Octavius Hill& Robert Adamson SNPG p198), 20 x 15cm, minor edgefading

Estimate:£ 1,800 -£ 2,200

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013 Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 144

Hilland Adamson

King Fisher/His Faither's Breeks. BoyAt Newhaven, 1843 to 1847, salt print

Salt print photograph fromacalotypenegativebyDavid Octavius Hilland Robert Adamson, 20 x 15cm, overallfading, mounted onto card (ref. David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p196)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 145

Hilland Adamson

Scott Monument Construction, Edinburgh, 1843, salt print

Salt print photograph fromacalotypenegativebyDavid Octavius Hilland Robert Adamson. (ref. David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p189), 20 x 14 5cm, someedgefading, foxing and other marks on back have caused somestaining to theimage

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 146

Adamson, John

Chemist Shop and South Street, St Andrews, c 1842, salt print

Salt print photograph fromacalotypenegativeof W. Smith's chemist shop and theTown Church in St Andrews, titlelower right appears to read 'Saint Andrews', initials to lower right, 'J A ' , most likelyrefer to John Adamson, Robert Adamson's brother (ref David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG p207), 10 5 x 10 5cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Bonhams, Knightsbridge, 12th November 2013 Formerlyowned bytheLate MurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early-20th century

Lot 147

Renfrew Presentation Album

Silver gelatin photographs, 1894

35 possiblyuniquesilver gelatin photographs of Renfrew taken c.1894 and presented as awedding gift in 1894 Subjects includestreet views, a harbour, ships, thegas works, various public buildings and private residences, allbeing annotated, dark leatherettebinding with gilt lettering, 15 x 11cm, photographs havesomefading, somefoxing and slight warping to albumpages, boards rubbed at theedges, spinesplit

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 148

ArchieGordon MemorialAlbum, 1910

Son of 7th EarlOf Aberdeen, Haddo House

Privatepublication in memoryof ArchieGordon (1884-1909), son of the7th Earlof Aberdeen who died as theresult of an automobileaccident in 1909 Albumcontains recollections of his lifeand approximately70 images printed onto 97 pages, including 17 photogravures, bluecloth boards with handembroidered decoration. Photographers includeLombardi, Elliot &Fry, Mendelssohn, Salmon, Hills &Saunders, Lafayette&Bassano and family members. Slight marks to afew of thepages, rubbing to edges of boards

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 149

Robertson

Newburgh, Fife, c.1900, 120 photographs

120 silver gelatin photographs of lifein Newburgh, Fife, including street scenes and atraction engine, somesigned ‘Robertson’ in thenegativeand titled, theremainder unattributed but also believed to beRobertson Each 15 x 11.5cm, allwith curling to edges, afew havefaded (120)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 150

Hilland Adamson

Carbon prints and silver prints printed byJessieBertramand others Group of 4 prints fromoriginal1840s calotypenegatives byHilland Adamson:HenryScott Liddellproduced byJessieBertrambetween 1916 and 1920, John Dick Peddie, John Stuart-Wortley, 2nd Baron Wharncliffe, and GeorginaBaroness Wharncliffe, and oneprint of an unidentified man (ref David Octavius Hill&Robert Adamson SNPG), allframed other than Wharncliffeimage;together with 5 silver gelatin photographs mounted on loosealbumpages and 2 unmounted silver gelatin photographs with slight edgetears. All20 x 15cm, excluding frames and mounts, Peddieprint has minor surfaceabrasions (11)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 151

Rurallife, farming and livestock, c 1900

Angus and Perthshire

2 albums titled ‘E’ and ‘F’, oneexclusivelyof LanglogieFarmbyMeigle, Perth and Kinross, with 67 silver gelatin photographs of horses, cattleand crop harvesting. Thesecond containing 67 silver gelatin photographs of various locations, mainlyin Angus and Perthshire, including Balluderon, Bridgefoot, Baldoranfield, Strathmartin, Camperdown, Stoneygroves, Blairgowrie, Jordanstone, ClunieLoch and Kirriemuir Most photographs 20 x 15cmand 15 x 9.5cm, afew lightlycoloured, pencilmarks to somealbumpages, dark leatheretteboards on both worn at edges, oneboard detached (2)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 152

Golf, 1900s to 1960s

Press photographs and postcards

Group of 23 press photographs of golf matches/tournaments and golfers including thePrinceof Wales (Edward VIII) and Dukeof York (GeorgeVI) and 7 featuring women golfers, 25 5 x 20 5cmand 15 5 x 9 5cm With 2 snapshot photographs c.1900 of women golfers, 8 postcards of golfers and clubhouses and oneof aboyplaying golf in thestreet in Inverallochy, someedgewear, afew with creases (30+)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 153

Aberdeen Harbour reconstruction, 1932/1933

80 silver gelatin photographs

80 silver gelatin photographs showing thereconstruction of Aberdeen Harbour, most areannotated and generallyin good condition, theremainder havesomefading, 15 x 10 5cm(80)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 154

Views Of Scotland, 19th century

Albumen photographs, manybyJames Valentineand G W Wilson Including castles, largehouses, churches, bridges, lochs and theFirth of Clyde, mainlyunmounted, someedgefading, from28 x 19cmto 17 x 10cm (100+)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 155

Wilson, G W and James Valentine

Edinburgh, 19th century

Largegroup of 19th-centuryalbumen photographs, mounted and unmounted, and asmallnumber of collotypes, allfeaturing views of Edinburgh, mainlybyGeorgeWashington Wilson and James Valentine, sizes rangefrom28 5cmx 19cmto 19 x 11 5cm, edgefading and light foxing (100)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 400

Lot 156

79th Highlanders Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders

4 albumen photographs from1873 and 1876

4 militaryalbumen photographs, 2 showing aceremonywith Queen Victoria at OsborneHouse, Isleof Wight, dated 22nd April1873, 1 at Parkhurst Barracks, Isleof Wight, and 1 taken on Edinburgh CastleEsplanadein 1876, varying sizes between 24 x 14cmand 26.5 x 18.5cm, allmounted (4)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 157

Cartes devisiteand cabinet cards, 19th century 6 albums

22 cartes devisiteand cabinet card images featuring theStyring familyof Huddersfield, in smallgreen album, worn with oneclasp missing;48 cartes devisit in smallbrown album, wear to theedges;89 cartes devisitewith somenamed subjects including AbrahamLincoln and military, in oblong album, thealbumworn at edges, clasp has no key;62 cartes devisite, mainlyScottish views, in largegreen album;116 cartes devisiteand cabinet cards in aviaryalbumwith wear to oneof theboard corners;10 cabinet cards of peoplemostlyin fancydress, in smallalbumwith working, slightly loose, clasp (6)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 158

Scottish Military

Including ColdstreamGuards, 78th Regiment, 1860s to 1900s

7 cartes devisite, acabinet card and 6 photographs of severalScottish regiments. 3 photographs arealbumen, 2 aresilver gelatin and mounted back to back on asinglemount, thecartes includeFrancis Thomson a dentist, amember of the78th Regiment, 2nd Lieutenant Conyningham McAlpine Cabinet card of aColdstreamGuard, 1 photograph shows the ColdstreamGuards in Egypt, theothers arenot identified. Someedgefading to one, overallfading to Egypt photograph, sizes rangefrom28 5 x 24cm to 17 5 x 12cm(14)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 400

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 159

Spinning in Skyeand Shetland 19th and early20th century

2 mounted albumen photographs of women using spinning wheels on Skye, byG W Wilson, and on Shetland byJames Valentine, onecabinet card by Harper and Smellieof Leith, an unattributed silver gelatin photograph and a postcard, sizes rangebetween 23 x 14cmand 16 x 12cm(5)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 400

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 160

Curling

Photographs, magic lantern slideand 1930s familyphotograph album 19th-centuryphotograph of theForest teamwho won theBorders Championship in 1899, 20 x 15cm, late19th-centurycurling photograph, 32 x 22cm, 1937 press photograph of stonesculptors, 25 x 20cm, magic lantern slideof acurling match and 3 early20th-centurycurling postcards; albumof GeorgeA. Boothbyand Jean HomeGraham-Stirling comprising 294 snapshot photographs, and newspaper clippings, of their wedding day, golf, fishing, hunting, travel, ruralScotland and 4 photographs of curlers (8)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 161

Patrick, Burns, G.W. Wilson and others Edinburgh, 19th centuryand early20th century

24 albumen photographs of Edinburgh including Canongatestreet vendor and JennieDean’s cottage, 20 x 14cmto 17 x 11cm, someedgefading and occasionalcreases, somefoxing (24)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 162

Steroviews Group of 58

MainlyScottish scenes including 8 fromtheViews in Ayrshireseries, images of Aberdeen, Glasgow, Peterhead, HMS Edgar and 3 of mining in theUSA, edgewear and surfacemarks (58)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 163

25 Cased Ambrotypes

Mainlystudio portraits

Group of cased ambrotypes in 3 sizes:7 are1/4 plate(approximately11 x 8cm), 15 are1/6 plate(approximately8 x 7cm) and 3 are1/9 plate (approximately6 x 5cm). 14 havecases with lids, theremainder either in open cases or cases wherelids havebecomedetached Mostlystudio portraits, including oneof ayoung man in uniform, 2 externalfeaturing young children in carts being hand-pulled or pulled byagoat 9 cased paper photographs or emptycases, including worn and 2 chipped thermoplastic cases Someimages havedegradation to theemulsion, most cases have damageincluding missing lids, edgewear and surfacescuffs (25)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 164

Forth RailBridgeand TayBridge, 19th century

Photographs taken during and after construction

19 albumen photographs and 1 silver gelatin photograph, 1 lantern slideand apostcard of theForth RailBridge, 4 albumen photographs of theTay Bridgebyvarious photographers including G W Wilson and James Valentine, 29 x 19cmto 15 x 10cm, 4 of theForth RailBridgephotographs havecreases, edgewear and staining (25)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 165

Crofts and crofting in Scotland

19th centuryand early20th century

Rurallifein Scotland including crofts, crofters, crofting, peat gathering, a travellers camp and women washing clothes, and a1934 press photograph of acouplecarrying peat, 29 x 24cmto 19 x 11cm, someedgefading, one photograph creased (14)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 400

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 166

Farming in ruralScotland, 19th and 20th century

Photographs byReid, Charles, G.W. Wilson and others Group of albumen, silver gelatin photographs and 2 collotypeprints of Scottish farming including livestock and farmers, 6 bythenoted wildlife photographer Charles Reid, onelargealbumen photograph of crofters grinding corn byG.W. Wilson, 27 x 23cmto 18 x 12cm, somewrinkling to largephotograph of crofters, somestaining to afew of thelater silver gelatin photographs (quantity)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 167

2 glass colour autochromes

1 byEllis Kelsey

Washing Clothes byaRiver, 16 x 12cm, binding loosein places, and Trees in Sunlight, 11 x 9cm, titled and signed byEllis Kelsey(2)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot

168

79th Highlanders Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders Staff sergeants, 1864, and named officers, 1870s

2 albumen mounted photographs, 29 5 x 22 5cmand 23 x 18 5cm, some edgefading to the1864 photograph and somefoxing to themount of the 1870s photograph (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 169

79th Highlanders Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, E. Co., 1872

2 militaryalbumen photographs

Pair of mounted albumen photographs with thesamesoldiers in different poses, allnamed on mounts and dated 1872, each 21 x 16.5cm, spotting and slight discolouration and slight edgefading to both, mounts foxed (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 170

2 largeglass autochromes

Orientalist scenes, early19th century

2 largeglass autochromes of asemi-nudewoman in Orientalist style, circa early1900s, each 17 5 x 12 5cm, bound with cover glasses, alittleflaking to theemulsion on oneand onesideof binding missing on thesecond (2)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 171

Transportation, 19th and 20th century

Trams, automobiles, deliverylorries, motorbikes and airship

5 photographs of trams comprising 2 largemounted photographs of electric trams in Fifeand oneunmounted duplicate, oneof ahorse-drawn tramin Aberdeen, snapshot photograph of Glasgow trams in agarage, 5 of automobiles including onemounted photograph of an earlymotorcycleand bicycleshop, 2 mounted photographs of deliveryvans with signwriting and afurther snapshot of asimilar van and averyearlymotor car on abusy street, R34 airship landing at East Fortuneairfield, asmaller photograph of theinterior of R29 at East Fortune, amontagepostcard of an airship, biplanes and RoyalNavywarships. 2 tramphotographs slightlyfaded and foxed, somefoxing to afew of theother mounts, sizes varybetween 19 x 14cmand 11 x 7cm(16)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 172

Half platehand tinted ambrotypes and hand tinted half plateopalotype Including ambrotypebyHays of Edinburgh 3 half platehand tinted cased ambrotypes, approximately14 x 11cm, one byHays of Edinburgh of awoman at adesk, onewith two women and a young boyin Highland dress, thethird of acouplewith their four children, half plateopalotypeof awoman, hand-tinted and in adisplaycase. Highland Dress ambrotypewith finehand tinting, caselid detached, someof the background colour in Hays ambrotyperemoved as wellas further degradation to background, familygroup lacks agilt surround and is slightly light, cases havescuffs and edgewear Theopalotypein good condition, casehas wear to surfaceand velvet interior (4)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 173

Kelsey, Ellis

Violin and Beethoven bust, c 1910s

Largeglass colour autochromebyEllis Kelseyof aviolin and abust of Beethoven, hand titled, 16 x 12cm, somewear to binding

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 174

Fishing boats, harbours, fishermen and fish processing

Scotland

A few originalphotographs but largelymid to late-20th-centuryreprints, most 25 x 20cmand 21 x 16cm, somefaded, allwith slightlycurled edges (approximately240)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 175

Stereoviews

Wilson, G.W. and others

28 views, mainlyScottish, byG W Wilson including Edinburgh, Balmoral, the Western Isles, Abbotsford and apaddlesteamer on theClyde, 29 views by Archibald Burns, Ingils, McGlashon and others, mainlyof Edinburgh including Newhaven fishwives and TheWhitehorseInn, somewith fading, edgewear and surfacemarks to mounts (57)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 176

Photographs of Scottish industryand hospitalscenes 19th and 20th century

Group of Scottish photographs including alargephotograph byG W Wilson of awhiskeydistillery, 29 x 19 cm, 8 photographs and 13 snapshots of industrialscenes and workers, 2 of shop fronts and 2 largephotographs, onecabinet card and 15 snapshots showing scenes in hospitals. The distilleryphotograph has somefading towards theleft, 3 of theolder industrialphotographs havefading and foxing (42)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 177

Daguerreotypes, quarter and sixth plate

Including Ross &Thomson, Bernard and Hughes 3 x 1/4 plate(approximately11 x 8cm) daguerreotypes, onebyRoss & Thomson, and 4 x 1/6 plate(approximately8 x 7cm) daguerreotypes, allin cases, two missing lids, signs of tarnish and marks to most plates, 3 faded and oneof thesehas wipemarks, allcases lightlyscuffed with wear to the edges (7)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 178

McKissack, James

Venice, TheAdriatic and Morocco in the1930s

30 silver gelatin photos of fishing boats in and around theAdriatic and lifein Morocco, 28 of which are38 x 30cm, somewith yellowing and light staining, alledges slightlycurled (30)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 179

Lawrence, William, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, G W Wilson, Frith and London

Stereoscopic

England and Ireland

20 largeformat albumen photographs of Ireland byWilliamLawrence, a partialalbumwith 20 further photographs of Ireland, carbon print of Whitby Harbour byFrank Meadow Sutcliffewith pencilsignature, 14 largeformat photographs of London and LiverpoolbyLondon Stereoscopic, 53 small mostlyalbumen photographs of England byG W Wilson and Frith, amongst others, including military, hop picking, street scenes etc. and asmallpacket of Irish ruralviews Whitbyphotograph has somesurfacemarks and is mounted on paper, Frith photographs havecurled right edges, photographs in albumhavesomeedgefading and light foxing, thealbumpages are curled (quantity)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 359

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 180

Scottish Life

Including fisherfolk at BroughtyFerry, hunting, fishing and camping Early20th-centurysilver gelatin photograph of fisherfolk mending nets at BroughtyFerry, near Dundee, 19 x 12cm, slight yellowing at edges;Milneof Aboyneand Ballater largesilver gelatin photograph of hunters and stag trophies, officers of Queens Guard Ballater gamebook displayed in the centre, c 1890s, 28 x 21cm, wear to top right corner of mount;2 albumen photographs of camping byCharles Reid, 18 x 11.5cm, someedgefading; albumen photograph of skating on Duddingston Loch byJames Patrick, 20 x 13.5cm, somesurfacecreasing and edgefading;albumen photograph of theReelof Tulloch byJames Valentine, 20 x 13cm, someedgefading;1885 amateur albumen photograph of tennis racquet and shotgun, 15 x 9.5cm; silver gelatin photograph of fishing expedition, c 1900s, 20 x 15cm, some slight surfacemarks and somecorner damage;4 amateur photographs of an earlycar and angling at Tulchan LodgeStrathspey, 10 x 8cm, alittledark; largemounted albumen photograph of ahorse-drawn carriagefullof passengers, thePass of Melport byG.W. Wilson, 29 x 19cm, somevery slight edgefading;3 men in Highland dress, named on thereverse, 15 x 11cm, creased and missing onecorner;4 x press photographs of salmon fishing on Loch TaybyCharles E Brown, boys learning how to bait alineby Charles E. Brown, grouseshooting in theHighlands, dated 1929, and a 1934 photograph of thePitlessieHighland Games, between 25 5 x 20 5cm and 21.5 x 16.5cm(20)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 181

Group of cartes devisite, Scottish and Royalinterest SomebyThomas Annan and Thomas Roger Including portrait of man believed to beDavid Octavius Hill(Hilland Adamson) taken byTunnyof Edinburgh, c 1860, ‘Beardy'WillyDuff, gamekeeper/ghillieto 5th DukeOf Atholl, John Brown, Queen Victoria's ghillie, byHills and Saunders, GeorgeMurray, 6th Dukeof Atholl, byCaldesi Blanford (somefading toward upper left), Robert Scott Lauder (cartede visitesizealbumen photograph, somefading and foxing), James Eckford Lauder byTunny, Hugh Miller byTunny(somefading), 2 x Dr Candlish (1 by Elliot &Fry), Sir James Young Simpson byRoss &Thomson, Marquess of ArgyllbyDisderiof Paris, James Bruce, 8th Earlof Elgin, byDisderiof Paris, Elizabeth GeorgianaDuchess of ArgyllbyThomas Rodger (faded and slight corner damageat thetop left), Sargano Alicamousathelion tamer byMilne of Aboyne(light dents at top), Princeand Princess of Wales with Prince Victor and PrinceGeorgebyHills &Saunders (slight fading, damageto back), PrinceLeopold Dukeof Albany(cartedevisitesizealbumen photograph), Princess AlexandraPrincess of Wales byHansen of Copenhagen and agroup of 8 cartes devisitebyThomas Rodger of St Andrews (1 with foxing and fading, 2 with minor foxing), and 8 byThomas Annan of Glasgow including Robert Napier theshipbuilder (33)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 182

Yachting and NaturalHistoryTrip to theWestern Isles

19th and 20th century

19th-centuryyachting albumcomprising 32 albumen photographs of named yachts including Britannia, Godwit, Astore, Tess, Lord of theIsles, Dragon, Clarisa, Phantom, IvernaMystery, Vigilan, Lenore, Rosetta, Mosquito, Wenonah, Doraand May, and Portpatrick Harbour, c 1890s, 15 5 x 11 5cm;WildlifeTour of theWestern Isles led byJohn Wilkie, 1971, album of 56 annotated silver gelatin photos, mainly21 x 15cm;largeprint by G W Wilson titled 'Yachting On TheClyde', 29 x 19cm, with somelight fading towards top and largerepaired tear on left edge;silver gelatin photograph of yachting byJames McKissack, c 1930s, 30 x 25cm(4)

Estimate:£ 350 -£ 450

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 183

Rodger, Thomas

Hand signed salt print photograph of aman, St Andrews, c.1850s Salt print mounted onto card with blindstamp at thetop right 'Thomas Rodger Calotypist St. Andrews', signed in ink under image‘T. Rodger St Andrews’, photograph 17 x 13cm, mount 37 x 27cm, somefading towards left edgeof image, surfacemarks to mount

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 184

Holyrood and Rosslyn Chapels

7 largealbumen photographs

Albumen photographs mounted onto pages cut froman album, onetitled in pencil‘Chapelled’Holyrood Edinbourg’, 2 of Rosslyn Chapel, 3 unidentified, allnumbered in pencilto lower right of each photograph, 34 x 27cm, photographer unknown [presumablyFrench], heavyspotting to images, somefoxing to mounts, broken corner on onemount (7)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 185

10 TravelAlbums

MainlyScotland

1929 albumof 41 loosemounted photographs, 10 x 6cm, of Lakes and Scotland, car on aferry;1905 albumof 87 loosemounted photographs, 8.5 x 8 5cmof awarship, ahunt, cars, Bayon’s Manor;1900s albumof 89 pasted down photographs, 9.5 x 7cm, of Colonsay, Colwyn Bay, ladies tennis, earlymotoring, picnics;1896 albumof 24 loosemounted photographs, 9 5 x 7cm, of Inverness, Killiecrankie, Loch Tummel;1920s album, disbound, of 92 pasted down photographs, 9 5 x 7cm, and postcards of motoring tours of Scotland, Gairloch, Dialbaig, Loch Lomond, Brora, Glen Affric;1930s albumof 90 photographs, 11 x 7cm, mostly corner mounted, of Ballater, Bridgehill, Lord Belper, Kingairloch;1872 scrap albumwith pen drawings, watercolours and 19 photographs, including Tain Academy1867, Drakes MillDumfriesshireand Langholm, mostly9 x 6cm, pasted down to albumpages;1920s albumof 87 window mounted photographs, 9 5 x 7cm;49 x 1910s window mounted photographs, most 16 x 11cm, of tennis, RoyalEngineers building abridge, amilitarycamp, horses, Hugh Nelson Jr , Mount Charles Ayr;26 x 1939 photographs, 14 x 10cm, of Lower Sconeangling and anglers;3 x smallalbums of Valentine’s Snapshots, each with 12 corner-mounted photographs of theEmpire Exhibition of 1938, paddlesteamers and Edinburgh (set A);12 small photographs of Linlithgow Palace;smallsnapshot albumof 12 family photographs;RoyalHighlands of Scotland, 24 photogravures published by Bisset;Views Of Moffat, 12 prints byValentine;Scottish NationalExhibition 1911, 12 prints, each 19 x 14cm;Souvenir of TheScottish Exhibition 1911, byAnnan, 19 x 14cm;130 smallcommercialphotographs dated 1936, RothsayDunoon, Loch Fyne, Loch Katrine, Trossachs, Bute, Edinburgh, Loch Lomond, 8 x 5.5cm;photograph of North British Railwayworkers, c 1900, aphotograph byastreet photographer;set of 24 hand-titled amateur stereoviews of 1924 motor tour of Scotland including Callander, Stirling Castle, Edinburgh Zoo, Loch Aweand Tarbet (10)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 186

Scottish Views, Tours and Scenery

19th and 20th century

120 x 19th-centuryalbumen photographs, mostlyunmounted, of Scottish views including Oban, Staffa, Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Iona, Perthshireand a smallgroup of ascout camp at Loch Achray, RoyalDeeside, mainlybyG.W. Wilson and James Valentine, 28 x 18cmto 8 5 x 6cm, somewith edge fading and edgeor corner wear;129 x photographs comprising 11 cut albumpages, 2 with 29 smallalbumen photographs of Scottish views, 9 pages of silver gelatin familyphotographs, including 1 pagewith 6 photographs of CluneLodge, Tomatin, 8 pages with 69 photographs pasted to both sides including Loch Awe, Kylesku Inn, Invershin, Kinnin Station, OykelBridgeInn, Invershin Hotel, Inchnadamph Post Office, Caledonian HotelUllapool, Glen Dubh, Torridon, Loch Achall, Glenfinnan Hotel, Crofters Cottage, alldated and annotated, c 1904 to 1906, and afurther 25 loose photographs, sizes from15 x 11 to 5 5 x 5 5cm, anumber of thesefaded, particularlyon albumpages (245+)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 187

North East Scotland

AboyneCastle, Gladstonefamilyand Royalinterest 9 albumen photographs, 16 x 11.5cm, pasted onto 4 cut albumpages relating to AboyneCastle, 1871, comprising agroup including thePrinceof Wales, LadyHuntlyat aceremonyon AboyneBridge, 4 castleviews and 3 related smallportrait photographs from1865, 9 x 6cm;albumof 16 photographs relating to Fyvie, plus 7 loosephotographs including Fyvie Castle, Kinbroon, RothieNorman, Blackford, Millof Tifty, Towie-Barclay, sized between 23.5 x 18.5cmand 8.5 x 5.5cm, albumstained and disbound, photographs foxed;albumof Old Inverugie, A Lecture, published 1885 with 7 photographs, 9 5 x 6cm, pasted in, occasionallight foxing to pages, one photograph faded, cover starting to detach, spineand edges worn; disbound albumof 200+ smallcontact prints, 5 x 3 5cm, taken at Fasque byamember of Sir Thomas Gladstone's familybetween 1897 and 1900, a number of which aretitled on thealbumpages, and 5 cartes devisite including Thomas GladstonebyCamileSilvyand other relatives, thecartes havealot of water damageand aredelaminated, thealbumis completely disbound and has water damage, thephotographs aremainlyloose; photograph of Queen Mary, Princess Mary, TheDowager Countess of Airlie and Mrs LindsayCarnegietaken at Arbroath, 8th September 1921, by Gibson of Arbroath, 19 5 x 15cm(quantity)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 188

Fishwives

Group of postcards

18 postcards of fishwives sorting and selling fish in Aberdeen, Scarborough, Fraserburgh, Great Yarmouth, Peterhead, Newhaven, Auchmithie, Fisherrow, somelight edgeand corner wear, Peterhead postcard in poor condition (18)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 189

Tunny, James Good

Largesalt print Of Edinburgh Old Town fromPrinces Street, 1854 Salt print photograph showing theoffices of theEdinburgh, Perth &Dundee Railway, North Bridge, tenements in theOld Town and horses and cabs in theforeground, 25 x 20cm, mounted on albumpage, fading towards edges (ref. CapitalCollections item2379)

Estimate:£ 350 -£ 400

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 190

Pearce, Thomas [attributed to]

Sir Charles Forbes of Forbes Castle, September 1857, Invercauld Albumen photograph, 15 x 11cm, mounted on apagefromascrap album, slight yellowing (ref. RoyalCollection Trust Photographic Portraits Vol. 2 (1852-1859) RCIN 2906641 - thephotograph of Forbes in this albumhas been replaced with alater carbon print. Also in this albumis an identically sized photograph with similar vignetting of WilliamDuff, also taken at Invercauld in September 1857, which has Thomas Pearceidentified as the photographer)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 191

Fishing boats, harbours and fishwives

Scotland, 19th and 20th century

Trawler photographs comprising alargemounted photograph of thenaming of theJohn Bennett, alargephotograph of Peterhead harbour, c 1900, printed later, asimilar photograph of theFraserburgh fishing fleet, alarge albumen photograph byG W Wilson of ‘TheHerring Season At Aberdeen’, amontagesilver print of Anstruther harbour, thebridgeof theBen Lora, a trawler built in Aberdeen in 1913, two largephotographs of fishing fleets at sea, c.1900, with fading and staining, photograph of F.R. 260, possiblyin Fraserburgh harbour, Portknockieharbour, c 1900, B F 301 in drydock in Banff or MacDuff, and atrawler leaving port;group of fish trawler photographs comprising 2 x 19th centuryalbumen photographs of fishwives, oneidentified as fromNewhaven, alanding of skateat Fraserburgh harbour, 3 of fishwives processing and packing fish in barrels, afishwifefromCollieston in 1932, men packing fish in Fraserburgh in 1953, ascenein Cairnbulg near Fraserburgh, 3 views of Aberdeen harbour, mid 20th century, acollotypeof fishermen at EliebyValentine, and alarge20th centuryphotograph of fishermen hauling nets ashore(26)

Estimate:£ 350 -£ 450

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 192

Wilson, G.W. and James Valentine

Scottish towns and cities

56 photographs, mostlyalbumen, largelyon card mounts cut fromalbums, featuring Aberdeen, Shetland, Helensburgh, theRiver Devron when frozen, CraigmorePier, Orkney, Thurso, Stirling, BuckiePublic School, Inverness, Strathpeffer, Stonehaven, Leven, Kelso, Dundeeand Perth, including two largemounted views of Inverness Castlein Summer and Winter byWhite, with someedgefading and stains to mounts, 16.5 x 10.5cmto 36.5 x 28 cm(56)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 193

Wilson, G.W, T. &R. Annan and James Valentine Glasgow

T &R Annan photograph of Windsor Circus in Kelvinside, dated April1883, and 19 further views of Glasgow, mainlybyG W Wilson and James Valentine, of theUniversity, St Enoch's Station, St Enoch's Station Hotel, Necropolis, theCathedral, GeorgeSquare, Broomielaw Bridge, River Clyde, RoyalExchangeand ArgyllStreet, 19 x 11cmto 28 5 x 18 5cm, some fading and minor foxing to someof themounts (20)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 194

Transportation, Scottish postcards

Including trams, railways, paddlesteamers asteamlorryand atraction engine

Aitkens tar spraying steamlorry, postcard damaged, atraction engineon a farm, cars at Whitefield Dairy, Ballater station (2), Tomintoul, Huntly, Fort Georgeand Johnshaven;InverurieStation, lineclearing on thePeterhead line, Troon Station;3 of bicycles;horse-drawn mailcoach at Clovaand the Meikleriggs Bus in Paisley;trams in Aberdeen (4), Dundee(2), Rothsay(1) and Glasgow (1) and ahorsedrawn open tramin Stirling;various paddle steamers and ferrycrossings at Renfrew, Pitfour Lakeand Yoker, the Caledonian Canaland theCrinan Canal, somelight edgeand corner wear (37)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 195

Ships, shipbuilding and paddlesteamers

19th and 20th centuryphotographs

2 albumen photographs of sailing ships fromAberdeen, theclipper Nineveh byRichards of Sydney, dated 1876, 25 x 20 5cm, somedamageto mount, and theWaveOf LifebyGoodeof Sydney, 24 x 19cm, faded and mount damaged;largealbumen photograph mounted onto thick paper 27 5 x 22cm, largealbumen photograph of aClydesteamship, 1881, 27.5 x 22cm, mounted onto thick paper;largealbumen photograph of atroopship in Egypt, 27 x 19.5cm, faded;3 cabinet cards of named sailing ships and a deck shot, good condition;group of 5 silver gelatin photographs of aship in drydock and adredger, 15 5 x 11cm;3 albumen photographs of sailing warships, two smallunidentified photographs and alarger photograph by Frith of 3 training ships - Impregnable, Inconstanceand Emerald - at Devonport in 1913, 20.5 x 14cm, slight edgefading;mid-20th centurysilver gelatin photograph of Aberdeen lifeboat, 18 5 x 12cm;press photograph of theEmpress of Scotland;6 photographs relating to shipbuilding including a largesilver gelatin photograph of workers leaving theFairfield Shipbuilding Yard in Govan, Glasgow, c.1900, 29 x 21cm;smallsilver gelatin photograph of Henderson’s shipbuilders on theClyde, 16 x 12cm;press photograph of thelaunch of H.M.S. Kipling in 1939, another showing crowds at thelaunch of theQueen Elizabeth in 1938, each 25 x 20cm;2 platinumprints of shipbuilding at Barrow-In-Furness, somelight surfacemarks;10 silver gelatin photographs related to Sir Donald Skiffington of John Brown Shipyard, mixed sizes;mounted albumen photograph of 2 smallsailing ships near Stranraer byG.W. Wilson, 24 x 16.5cm;10 albumen photographs of paddlesteamers and ferrypiers in Scotland, sized from29 x 18 5cmto 9 x 7cm, someedgefading somefoxing to mounts (50)

Estimate:£ 350 -£ 450

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 196

Fishing, whaling and crofting

Group of postcards including scenes fromShetland and Skye

Fish processing including fish markets, landings, smoking, packing etc. at Aberdeen (8), Mallaig, Old ShoreHead Arbroath, Fisherrow (2), Stonehaven, BroughtyFerry(2), Auchmithie(2), Stornoway, Caterline, Fraserburgh, the Dunbar lifeboat and crew, crofters grinding corn on Skye, aman loading a revolver titled ‘Lasca’, and 3 of whaling on Shetland and John O’ Groats, somewith light edgeand corner wear (27)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 197

Gordon, Anthony

5 portraits of ballet dancers

VeraZorina, 2 of TamaraToumanova, Anton Dolin and MarieRuanova, each 28 x 22 5cm, photograph of VeraZorinahas somelight scuffing towards thetop (5)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 198

Crofters, weaving, Clavieat Burghead, musicians and wooldying Group of Scottish postcards and asmallalbum Including thePost Offices at Tighnabruaich, Auchnagatt and Glenshiel, weaving cloth on handlooms (5), Mollensburn Smithy, dying woolon Harris, theClavieat Burghead, HarryKemp’s Scotch Broth Entertainers 1927, FrancieMarkis playing acello, Kintore, New Deer, Tarland, ashepherd, Auchmithie, woman with aspinning wheelat theGlasgow Exhibition, Ratrayhead, theGalashiels flood of 1905, Fettercairn Show and crofter’s houses. Thealbumcontains 50 postcards, mainlyfamily, but with some WW1 nursing images (180)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 199

Studio portraits, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and other subjects Group of cartes devisite

Includes photographers based in Edinburgh (12), Aberdeen (18), Dundee (6), Dunfermline(8), Glasgow (12), Perth (2), Fife(5), agroup of children (9), largehouses byStuart of Leven (10), and afurther 73 byvarious photographers based in Scotland and England. Group of 12 mainly occupationalincluding workmen, adeliveryman, butcher and carpenter, with somefading and spotting, apricelist fromBremner of Banff, timber merchants and apair appearing to show afamilybeforeand after the mother’s death Also agroup of 6 relating to passengers on avoyagefrom Dundeeincluding 3 bySlinn of Colombo Ceylon (later Skeen &Co.) of an S. Keen and Alex Grayand James Fergusson Also James Webster who travelled to Japan and CatherineGibson of Melbournebyunnamed photographers (173)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 200

Cabinet cards and tintypes

Scottish scenes

Including Penicuik Cricket Club byBaileyof Edinburgh, sheep shearing, Lord James Murray, aruralcottagebyLinton of Edinburgh, afurther 14 cabinet cards byvarious photographers, in mixed condition, printed cabinet album of views of Dundeeand agroup of 14 tintypes including a¼ plate, 11 x 8cm, of aman holding aviolin and bow bySloan of Glasgow, afurther 9, approximately9 x 6cm, including oneof ababyin apram 4 smallmounted gem-sizeimages of Edinburgh byLow and Davis and 2 byJewellof Glasgow (quantity)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 201

Caledonian railwayhorses

Including Novar Cup winner 1909

2 largesilver gelatin photographs, 29 x 22cm, mounted onto photographer’s mounts, oneshowing adressed horseof theCaledonian Railwaynamed ‘Hawthorn Lad’, winner of theNovar Cup in 1909, byA Paterson of Leith, theother of 9 horses and railwaystaff, and aphotograph byGreenfield of horses outsidetheGaumont Theatre, Edinburgh, dated 18th June1949, 21 x 16 5cm, somehandling marks and edgechipping to themount (3)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 202

Wilson, G.W. and Archibald Burns

Albumen photographs of Scotland

‘Balmoral’ photobook, 1866, containing 12 albumen photographs, 10 5 x 8cm, byG.W. Wilson pasted in with description for each on previous page, fromWilson's ‘Photographs of English and Scottish Scenery’ series, pages clean, somelight wear to edges of green cloth binding;12 albumen views, 10 x 8cm, of Edinburgh byArchibald Burns in tartanwarealbumby MacPherson, someedgefading to photographs, somescuffs to albumand wear to top of spine;Mauchlinewarephotobox containing strip of 6 small albumen photographs, 5 x 4cm, of Edinburgh, Mauchlinewarebox contains astrip of 6 smallalbumen photographs, 5 x 4cm, of Edinburgh, oneimage faded, minor edgechipping to surfaceof box (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 203

Hilland Adamson

Salt print of Mylne's Tomb, Greyfriars Graveyard, Edinburgh 1843-1847

Salt print fromacalotypenegative, signed in pencilto bottomedge'D O Hill' and 'R.A.', also 'Mylnes Tomb Greyfriars. Hereareinterred four of thefamily of Mylnewho werearchitects or master masons to six Scottish monarchs', 20 x 15cm, mounted on card, fading to most of theimage

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 204

Milliken, R

Caledonian Linen Works Kirkcaldy, 1903

4 largesilver gelatin photographs, 3 of theinterior of thefactoryand one theexterior, allmounted onto photographer’s mounts, 24 5 x 19cm, some marks to surfaceof mounts and corners of mounts damaged (4)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 205

Valentine, James and G W Wilson

Scottish views

Approximately80 albumen photographs byJames Valentineand asmall number byG.W. Wilson in 6 albums, including views of Edinburgh and the West Coast of Scotland, most 20 x 13cm, 13 larger images 29 x 19 5cm, minor foxing and edgefading to some, manycard pages havefoxing and surfacemarks, bindings worn to edges and spines, onealbumin poor condition (6)

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 206

Annan, James Craig

Photogravureof Mrs RigbyfromaHilland Adamson negative Photogravureprinted byJames Craig Annan c 1900s froman original calotypenegativetaken byHilland Adamson between 1843 and 1847, 20 x 15cm, titled in pencilat thebottomtogether with 'D O Hill', mounted in modern displaymount, minor staining to bottomof whitemargin

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Lot 207

Annan, Thomas

Photogravures fromOld Closes and Streets Of Glasgow, 1900 3 photogravures fromthe1900 edition of Thomas Annan's ‘Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow’, titled 'CloseNo 267 High Street 1897', 'Nelson Street City1899'and 'Corner of DukeStreet &High Street 1897', most likelytaken byJohn Annan to augment his father's work, each 22 x 16.5cm, somelight handling marks to mount (3)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Formerlyowned bytheLateMurrayMackinnon, arenowned collector of photographydocumenting Scottish lifefromthemid-19th to early20th century

Footnote:

Most likelytaken byJohn Annan to augment his father's work

Lot 208

York &Son

'Photographs of London' [cover-title], c.1900. Folio album, green cloth, front cover lettered ‘York & Son’s Photographs of London'in gilt, 141 albumen print photographs, 10 5 x 17.6cm, captions and cataloguenumbers in thenegative, slip-mounted on doubled thick-paper leaves, photographs includestreet scenes (Fleet Street, HydePark Corner, Oxford Street, Cheapside. Blackfriars Bridge, London Bridge), allheavilypopulated with traffic and pedestrians and with shop signs clearlylegible, Windsor Castleand environs, Bank of England, Mansion House, theRoyalExchange, Wellington Arch, theMonument, St Paul's, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, views on theThames, St Pancras station interior, crowds and cyclists in HydePark, Albert Hall, Trafalgar Square, Victoria&Albert Museum('TheImperialInstitute'), British Museum, theTower of London, Beefeaters, High Holborn, theOld Bailey, the CrystalPalace, and more Binding rubbed afew areas of wear, water damageto rear cover, pastedown and blank

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Footnote:

An extensiveand stylisticallyuniformvisualrecord of London lifeat theturn of thelast century York &Son wereoneof Britain's largest producers of glass lantern slides, but albums exhibiting their work in this format appear to beveryuncommon, and this examplemayhavebeen produced as atrade catalogue.

Lot 209 Singapore

Early20th centurypostcard album

95 postcards, including manyphotographic, mostlyof Singapore, contained in ared cloth album, onewith Dutch writing to thefront

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 900

Lot 210

Photo-Club deParis

DeuxièmeExposition d'Art Photographique

Paris:Photo-Club deParis, 1895. First edition, oneof 470 numbered copies on papier blanc du Marais, folio (40 5 x 28cm), originalprinted wrappers, [14] pp., 58 heliogravureplates fromphotographs byAlfred Stieglitz, James Craig Annan and numerous others, printed in various tints, each with tipped-in tissue-guard with printed caption, wrappers slightlysoiled, spotting to text, variablelight spotting to platemargins, stitching split between plates 8 and 9, plate39 with tear to tissue-guard

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

Founded in 1894 byRobert Demachyand Constant Puyo, thePhoto-club de Paris was theFrench equivalent of theCameraClub of New York and the Linked Ring in London, associations of photographers dedicated to the emergent philosophyof pictorialism, which promoted photographyas afine art rather than purelyas ameans of documenting reality A copyof the catalogueof their first exhibition, held theprevious year, was sold byLyon & Turnbullon 7th February2024 (lot 201) Rarein commerce

Lot 211

Johnson, C

TheYangtseGorges:A Photographic Souvenir [N.p., n.d. but 1900-1930] 19.8cmx 16.5cmComprising fourteen mounted originalsilver gelatin photographs of theUpper Yangtze, afolding plan of the river fromIchang to Chungking at rear, originalmaroon cloth board covers with silver titling, no publisher, no date, published ca 1920s-1930s

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance: PrivateScottish collection, Fife

Lot 212

Annan, Thomas

TheOld CountryHouses of theOld Glasgow Gentry Glasgow:James Maclehose, 1878 Second edition, 4to, oneof 220 copies, 100 mounted carbon-print photographs and 3 plates, originalred quarter morocco over green cloth gilt, somerubbing to covers and spine, oneplate mount torn and repaired, endpapers renewed

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 213

Annan, Thomas

Memorials of theOld Collegeof Glasgow Glasgow:Thomas Annan &James Maclehose, 1871 4to, 41 mounted photographic plates, originalred cloth gilt with red gilt banded morocco spine, somerubbing, oneplatedust-soiled, somelight spotting

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 214

Annan, Thomas

Glasgow Corporation Water Works Photographic Views of Loch Katrine Glasgow:printed byMcLaren &Erskine, 1877. Oblong 4to, 28 albumen prints, originalmaroon morocco gilt, slight rubbing to joints, somefading to severalphotographs, alittledust-soiling and darkening

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 900

Lot 215

[Annan, Thomas &Sons] - and A H Millar

TheCastles and Mansions of Ayrshire

Edinburgh:WilliamPaterson, 1885. Folio, number 42 of two hundred copies, 70 photographic plates, originalgreen cloth gilt, joints rubbed and loose, somefoxing, mostlymarginal

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 900

Lot 216

Stevenson, Robert Louis

Glass platenegativetaken in Samoa

Showing Robert Louis Stevenson and Tuimaleali'ifano Fa'aoloi'iSi'ua'anaI, paramount chief of Samoa, 21.5 x 16cm, with somewriting to thenegative and threelabels around themargins onereading “Stevenson copySamoa 17/6/95:229”

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

This imagecan befound in VailimaLetters byRobert Louis Stevenson, published in 1895, oppositep 320 Thetext on thenegative:Stevenson copy Samoa17/6/95:229, suggests that this copyof theimagewas created seven months after Robert Louis Stevenson's death. It has been suggested that this negativebelonged to theNew Zealand-born photographer in Apia, Alfred John Tattersall, whomthephotographer John Davis took on as an assistant in 1886 Thenumber 229 seems to havebeen Tattersall's stock number. In April1895 alargefiredestroyed Davis' photographic Galleryand allof Davis'negatives weredestroyed However, for this copyto havebeen created, thenegativemust havebeen stored elsewhereand is thereforeoneof thefew pieces fromtheDavis collection to havesurvived.Extensiveresearch suggests that this is theonlynegative in existenceof this imageof Robert Louis Stevenson with Chief Tuimaleali'ifano Fa'aoloi'iSi'ua'ana Notably, it is thelast known photograph taken of Robert Louis Stevenson prior to his death It would thereforemakesensethat anycopies hehad stored elsewherewould then becometheonlynegativein existenceafter thefiredestroyed theoriginal negative(s)

Lot 217

Darwin, Charles

Photographic portrait

Woodburytype, showing Darwin in old age, in aheavycoat, facing right, trimmed to image, 10.3 x 6.3cm, window-mounted, in 19th-centuryoblong folio album, Darwin's photograph on leaf with similar portraits of Matthew Arnold, Richard Owen (biologist, 1804-1892), and John Lubbock (18341913, polymath), thealbumcontaining approx 130 further photographs, mainlycartes devisiteand cabinet card albumen-print photographic portraits byLancashirestudios including J. Frankland of Blackburn, one cabinet card portrait byJ HenryHoff of Kendalshowing aman in eastern dress with manuscript caption ‘Rev. W. Swailes, C[hurch] M[ission] S[ociety], DeraIsmailKhan’, covers and spinedetached

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 218

§ Hepburn, Audrey

Photographs and signature

Two silver gelatin photographs of AudreyHepburn, each 27 x 34cm, captioned to mount ‘Circa1961’, with AudreyHepburn's clipped signature below, allframed and glazed as one

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 219

Cromwell, Oliver (1599-1658)

Letter signed, to ColonelCox, regarding thedissolution of Parliament 2pp folio, dated 4th February1658, 23 5 x 35cm, written in asecretarial hand, Cromwellreminding Cox that his previous correspondencewarned of an intended insurrection by"theold Cavaleir party", Cromwellsuggests that this invasion is now imminent "being much encouraged fromsomelate Acting of someturbulent, and unquiet spirittes [ ] who [ ] framed a treasonablePeticion to theHowseof Commons bythenameof Parliament of theCommon wealth of England", and complaining about thedilatory behaviour of members of theHouseof Commons, which has prompted him to dissolveParliament:"...haveing donenothing in fowerteenedaies but debat whether theyshould ownetheGovernment of theseNations as it is contayned in thePeticion and Advise..."that "wethought it of absolute Necessitieto dissolvethepresent Parliament which I havedoneths day"

Estimate:£ 5,000 -£ 7,000

Lot 220

Livingstone, David (1813-1873)

Autograph letter signed to abolitionist MaryAnneRawson [London,] 56 AlbemarleSt, 7th December 1857 Singlebifolium(18 2 x 11cm), written on 3 sides, declining an invitation (presumablyto Rawson's seat of Wincobank Hall, Sheffield), recipient identified in aseparatehand Together with 2 smallpieces of wood (3.5 x 5cmand 1.5 x 6cm) both with old manuscript labels identifying themas being fromthetree'under which was buried theheart of Dr Livingstone'at Chitambo in 1873, onepiece pasted to a20th-centuryannotated card mount containing two leaves affixed viacard ribbons, themount connected to an envelopewith 19thcenturymanuscript docket 'Leaves fromthetreeunder which Livingstone's heart was buried, given bytheRevR Stewart Wright', theenvelope containing two further leaves

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Bydescent fromtherecipient to David R. Wilson (1926-2020), bookseller and ornithologist (obituary:British Birds, vol 113, issue9, pp 560–561)

Footnote:

R Stewart Wright (1858-1932) was an Edinburgh-born missionarywith the London MissionarySocietyin Africa.

Lot 221

Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Dukeof (1769-1852)

Autograph letter signed, London, 1842

3 pp., grudginglysettling adebt claimed bytheexecutors of Sir Francis Chantrey, sculptor, ‘I did not arrivein England fromtheconquest of command of thearmyof occupation in Francetillthecloseof theyear 1818;and I do not recollect theremovalof thecolumn bases etc referred to. I havesat to Sir Francis Chantreyfor somebusts … I do not possess a bust of myself bySir Francis Chantrey;and I concludethat I must have given it to King George4th', signed ‘Wellington’;Together with:Robert Cecil, 1st Viscount Cecil, architect of theLeagueof Nations and Nobelpeaceprize recipient, 2 typed letters signed concerning achildren's rallyfor theLeague of Nations in Cambridge, 1921;Lord Haldane, autograph letter signed to LadyCrewe, 1923, apparentlyconcerning his deliberations on joining RamsayMacdonald's newlyelected Labour government (Haldanehaving been offered Education, Indiaor theLord Chancellorship, eventually choosing thelatter);John Galsworthy, autograph letter signed to Warner Bros concerning filmrights, 1932;Austen Chamberlain, typed letter signed on gardening, 1932, with autograph postscript, extensivecorrections;and a copyof theTransactions of theRoyalSocietyof Edinburgh, Vol V, 1805 (containing an obituaryof James Hutton) (quantity)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 222

Gall, Richard and others

An archiveof manuscript poetry, manybyRichard Gall Epistleto Mr. Robert Burns, 9 x 15cm, comprising 7 manuscript pp., initialed ‘R G but with notes and corrections in another hand;ThePuppy:apoem, in an epistleto aMinor Son o’ Thespis, 12 x 19.5cm, 6 manuscript pp., initialed ‘R G ’ , dated September 1796, with afew smallcorrections in another hand, with aprinted copyaccompanying themanuscript (corrections do not appear in print);TheMists o'Lovedwellon mySoul, 14 x 19.5cm, part only, initialed R G , extensivelycorrected;and 25 further poems with the‘R G ’ initial, with alargequantityof other writings byor after other late18th centuryScottish poets, or comprising of communications with publishers (quantity)

Estimate:£ 1,200 -£ 1,800

Footnote:

A curious archiveof manuscript poetryand writings, much seeming to be byRichard Gall “TheMists o'Lovedwellon mySoul” can befound printed on p.106 of Poems and Songs bytheLateRichard Gall, 1819, with several amendments fromthepart itemfound here Thework was published posthumouslybyOliver Boyd in 1799, and this collection of manuscripts includes letters to this publisher, along with adocument entitled “Proposals for publishing byS in onevol duodec with ahand of theAuthor The PoeticalWorks of Richard Gall”. Theinitials R.G. on manyof these manuscript poems, written in thesamehand, suggests that much of this is an archiveof poetrywritten byGallhimself. Corrections in another handand another ink - could bethoseof an editor, possiblyworking for Oliver Boyd. Thecollection features other poems and writings in other hands, such as “Sonnet Composed at Dunkeld” bytheartist and poet, Robert Carlile It is unclear whether thesearein theauthors'originalhands, or copied. It could bespeculated that Gallwrotethesepoems, and amassed others, whilst working as an agent for theEdinburgh Evening Courant. Onepoem(in Gall's hand) is addressed to himself:“Mr Gall, Courant Office” Thecollection may then havebecomethepossession of thepublisher, Oliver Boyd, before being sold on further A fascinating archivewarranting further studyand research

Lot 223

Mazzini, Giuseppe(1805-1872)

Autograph letter signed 2 pp., with conjugateblank, 11.1 x 8.8cm, to an unidentified recipient, in English, concerning 17th-centuryItalian thought etc , bookseller's pencilled annotation, singletransversecrease, conjugateblank with remnants of mount verso

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

WilliamBrown (Edinburgh bookseller), catalogue288 (1935), item695 (in annotated envelope), fromwhomacquired byIon Smeaton Munro (18831970), Scottish armyofficer and journalist Munro was Romecorrespondent of Glasgow's Morning Post from1922 to 1937, becoming press attachéat theBritish embassyin 1938, and head of theItalian section at theMinistry of Information on thedeclaration of war in 1939, beforerejoining thearmy (having served with theGlasgow Territorials in theGreat War) in 1941 ‘When theinvasion of Italywas being prepared heflew to North Africa, later entering Romewith theliberating armyin June1944 Hewas achief press officer during theItalian campaign’ , and when demobilised hebecamepress liaison officer in theForeign Officeconferencedepartment specially concerned with UN affairs in London In the1946 New Year honours list Lieutenant-ColonelMunro was awarded theOBE (Military) for “gallant and distinguished servicein Italy”’ (Duncan Beaton, ‘TheNotableDescendants of John Munro’, in A. O. M. Clark, ed., TheKist:TheMagazineof theNatural History&Antiquarian Societyof Mid-Argyll, no 45 (Spring 1993), pp 6-7) Ion Smeaton Munro wrotetwo books on his Italian experiences, Through Fascismto World Power:A Historyof theRevolution in Italy(1933), and Beyond theAlps (1934).

Lot 224

Marconi, Guglielmo (1874-1937)

Inscribed photograph of St Peter's Basilica, Rome, c.1930

Gelatin silver print, 9 5 x 20 5cm, inscribed ‘AlSig I S Munro Guglielmo Marconi, to theMorning Post’ in dark blueink, photographer's ink-stamp verso (G Felici, fotografiapontificia)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 225

Pound, Ezra(1885-1972)

Typed letter signed Rapallo, c.1939. Typed in blueink on onesideonlyof Pound's Rapallo stationery, 28 3 x 22cm, containing his address upper left and profile portrait after Gaudier-Brzeskaupper right, both printed in blue, typed salutation in red to ‘Dear Monro’, illegiblyannotated byPound at head and signed ‘EP’ at foot, oneautograph correction, allin black ink, toned, old folds, slightlynicked and rumpled along right edge

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

A deranged and vitriolic letter revealing theextent of Pound's monomaniacal antisemitism, in which hedismisses thewar as ‘allstinking hooeyto keep down thedecent english and keep up afew aryie-kikes AND theyidds’, adding that ‘You havenot ONE man in thewholefahrting cabinet who is fit to run achicken farm And theyare80% tarred with thestock market’ Pound's own contribution to thewar was as oneof themain propagandists for Mussolini's fascist government, delivering over 100 broadcasts on Italian stateradio After theliberation of Italyhewas arrested for treason by American forces and subsequentlyincarcerated without trialin St Elizabeth's psychiatric hospitalin Washington, DC Therecipient of this letter was Ion Smeaton Munro (1883-1970), ajournalist and decorated armyofficer of Scottish origin who between thewars worked as theRomecorrespondent of Glasgow's Morning Post and subsequentlytheDailyMail. 'Hewas appointed press attachéat theBritish embassyin 1938 and then, on Italy’s declaration of war, hewas posted as head of theItalian section at the Ministryof Information Herejoined thearmyin 1941 and served on Wavell’s staff in India. When theinvasion of Italywas being prepared heflew to North Africa, later entering Romewith theliberating armyin June1944 Hewas achief press officer during theItalian campaign, and when demobilised hebecamepress liaison officer in theForeign Officeconference department speciallyconcerned with UN affairs in London In the1946 New Year honours list Lieutenant-ColonelMunro was awarded theOBE (Military) for “gallant and distinguished servicein Italy”’ (Duncan Beaton, ‘TheNotable Descendants of John Munro’, in A. O. M. Clark, ed., TheKist:TheMagazine of theNaturalHistory&Antiquarian Societyof Mid-Argyll, no 45 (Spring 1993), pp. 6-7). Munro wrotetwo books on his Italian experiences, Through Fascismto World Power:A Historyof theRevolution in Italy(1933), and Beyond theAlps (1934).

Pavlova, Anna(1881-1931)

Signed photographic portrait, 1912 Ovalgelatin silver print byAlfred Ellis &Waleryof London, inscribed by Pavlova‘Ion, son souvenir, AnnaPavlova’ in black ink, mounted on card with studio's details printed on verso, 19.8 x 14.8cm, alittlesurface-wear along edge, afew faint creases, penciland ink annotations (including date) and mounting residueto verso

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Inscribed byPavlovafor Scottish armyofficer and journalist Ion Smeaton Munro (1883-1970) during theImperialRussian Ballet's week-long residence in Glasgow in November 1912, with amounted newspaper cutting of an articlebyMunro for theGlasgow Herald in 1956 recalling theencounter Munro was at thetimeworking for theScots Pictorialand held what he believed to bean unsuccessfulinterview with Pavlovaafter thecompany's opening night at thecity's King's Theatre Thenext dayhevisited the company's lodgings on Bath Street and unintentionallyendeared himself to thecompanysecretarybyoffering to run asimpleerrand Pavlova reappeared - ‘or rather shewas just miraculouslythere’ - and thepair spoke at length about theballetic art ‘To seethetruth of thesethings at close hand I was invited to watch thedancing fromthewings of thetheatre stage, and on thefollowing nights I was entranced to seehow acheery, squad littleRussian woman darted round theback of thescenerywith a great ermineblanket to enfold AnnaPavlovain her temporaryexits in a sustained ballet … On oneoccasion, with asmiling challengein her expression, Pavlovadanced off thestageand right up to whereI was standing, doing aseries of what I believearecalled relevés en tournantwhich meant that this thistledown vision had instep muscles as strong as steel’

227

Autographs

Group of signed letters

GeorgeMacdonald Fraser (1925-2008), typed letter signed to Ion Smeaton Munro (q v), Isleof Man, 1969, 2 pp , asuperb farewellletter written on Fraser's resignation fromtheGlasgow Herald, mentioning Flashman and the film‘Zulu’;J M Barrie(1860-1937), autograph letter signed to Ion Smeaton Munro, 1913, 1 p.;WilliamHeath Robinson (1872-1944), 2 autograph letters signed, 1927-31, thefirst to aMiss Smeaton Munro, politelydeclining an opportunityto illustrateher poems but recommending his brother Charles Robinson and referring to his illustrations for Robert Louis Stevenson's Child's Garden of Verses, 2 pp., thesecond to aMrs Bilsland, avery gracious letter concerning amissed engagement in Glasgow (' I remember quitewellthepleasureI had in illustrating “TopsyTurvyTales”');Field Marshal Lord Frederick Roberts (1832-1914), letter signed to Ion Smeaton Munro, 1913, 1 p , thebodyof theletter written in asecretarialhand;Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1853-1937), actor and impresario, autograph letter signed, 1912, 1 p ;and 2 others (8)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Footnote:

Ion Smeaton Munro (1883-1970) was ajournalist and decorated army officer of Scottish origin who between thewars worked as theRome correspondent of Glasgow's Morning Post and subsequentlytheDailyMail 'Hewas appointed press attachéat theBritish embassyin 1938 and then, on Italy’s declaration of war, hewas posted as head of theItalian section at theMinistryof Information. Herejoined thearmyin 1941 and served on Wavell’s staff in India When theinvasion of Italywas being prepared heflew to North Africa, later entering Romewith theliberating armyin June1944. Hewas achief press officer during theItalian campaign, and when demobilised hebecamepress liaison officer in theForeign Officeconference department speciallyconcerned with UN affairs in London. In the1946 New Year honours list Lieutenant-ColonelMunro was awarded theOBE (Military) for “gallant and distinguished servicein Italy”’ (Duncan Beaton, ‘TheNotable Descendants of John Munro’, in A O M Clark, ed , TheKist:TheMagazine of theNaturalHistory&Antiquarian Societyof Mid-Argyll, no. 45 (Spring 1993), pp 6-7) Ion Smeaton Munro wrotetwo books on his Italian experiences, Through Fascismto World Power:A Historyof theRevolution in Italy(1933), and Beyond theAlps (1934);healso wroteYouth of Yesteryear:Campaigns, Battles, Serviceand Exploits of theGlasgow Territorials in theLast Great War (1939), and co-edited TheSeventeenth Highland Light Infantry:Record of War Service1914-1918 (1920)

Lot 228

Churchill, Sir Winston

Typed letter, signed, to Keith G Feiling

Written on 10 Downing Street letterhead, dated 16th October 1944, 19 x 20 5cm, to British historian Keith G Feiling, sent during theMoscow Conferencewith Stalin, regarding abiographyof NevilleChamberlain and asking Feilig to consider “therequirements of officialsecrecy”, somelight staining and soiling, and alight diagonalcreaseto theupper left corner

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Footnote:

Churchillwrites:I shallcertainlybeveryglad to seeyou after myreturn. Meanwhile, I seeno objection to your using theproposed extracts, so long as their context is madeclear I must sayhowever that I feelthat end of next year is veryearlyfor thepublication of abook of this kind. I amglad that you areshowing thetext to Bridges for examination fromthepoint of view of therequirements of officialsecrecy.Theletter probablyrefers to Feiling's TheLifeof NevilleChamberlain, eventuallypublished in 1946 From October 9th to the19th, 1944, Churchillwas present at the'Moscow Conference', whereBritain and theSoviet Union discussed dividing postwar Europeinto Western and Soviet spheres of influence.

Lot 229

O'Brian, Patrick (1914-2000)

Collection of signed letters to Edwin Moore, 1992-1999 16 autograph letters signed and onetyped letter signed, allon oneor both sides of asinglesheet of O'Brian's stationerywith Correch d'en Baus letterhead, 20.8 x 14.6cm(except for oneletter, written on Brooks's notepaper), oneautograph letter written in blueballpoint, therest in black ink, 10 retaining originalautograph envelope, earlyletters signed ‘Patrick O’Brian', later letters signed ‘Patrick’, oneletter hole-punched along one side, oneletter partiallywater-stained causing ink of afew words to run (17)

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Footnote:

Themost extensivecollection of Patrick O’Brian letters apparentlyever offered on theopen market, providing ararewindow onto thefinalyears of this most enigmatic of authors, rich in references to theprogress of his writing and to literarymatters, and written with awatchfulpoliteness, leavened with self-deprecating humour and affectations of curmudgeonly ennuiTherecipient Edwin Moorewas asenior non-fiction editor at HarperCollins in Glasgow from1986 until2004 Hefirst wroteto Patrick O’Brian in 1992 to solicit aprefacefor anew edition of JaneAusten’s Mansfield Park O’Brian’s letter of acceptancedated 22nd Juneis thefirst letter in thepresent correspondence, and aletter which follows soon after includes adelightfulcomparison between Austen’s work and theAubreyMaturin novels (‘Mrs Norris and Mrs Williams would indeed havemadea prettypair;prettier stillif onecamehomefromalong and arduous cruiseto find themfirmlyinstalled'), as wellas acharacteristicallylaconic autobiographicalsummaryOver thecoming years Edwin took careto send O’Brian copies of newlypublished Collins titles which hethought might beof interest to him, with O’Brian making attentiverecommendations for subsequent editions and even suggestions for entirelynew projects In one letter O’Brian proposes Richard Ollard as editor of an anthologyof Frederick Marryat (thepostscript noting that ‘Aubrey's present domestic lifeis not quitewhat it seemed fromthefar sideof theworld’), whilein his next suggesting aselection of travelaccounts fromHakluyt and other early English authors as ‘fun for ascholarlyarmchair traveller to compile'. While O’Brian is generous with his praisewherehefeels it is deserved, Simon Schamabeing ‘abrilliant creature(in spiteof thedreadfulphotograph)’, he does not tryto feign interest in afiguresuch as Edward Said (‘anameI tend to skip over’). A lengthyletter fromJune1997 anticipates theblockbuster afterlifeof theAubrey-Maturin novels whileneatlyevoking thevarious contradictoryelements of O'Brian's personality- amisanthropic terror of intrusion (given fictionalformin Stephen Maturin), adebonair styleallied with an ostentatious abstemiousness, and asingle-minded devotion to writing:‘Thank you verymuch for Alec Guinness’s most entertaining book. Heand I areof just thesameage, doddering (I hope) on just this sideof senility;and I watch with fascination when hetakes youthfulvoyages and eats enormous meals Thereis hopeyet, although it shrank to averylow ebb when myFrench publishers asked meup to Paris and proposed threestar luncheons followed bythree-star dinners Theworld has recentlytaken to wheeling about in an agitated and often distressing way:afiend in barely human shapeis building ahousenext to ours – pneumatic drills, mechanical shovels – TCD wishes to givemea(verywelcomebut timeconsuming) doctorate– peoplewant books reviewed, commented upon:and allthetime Ch III of book XIX (TheHundred Days) remains in Port Mahon harbour, while I pour over theappalling legaljargon of an extended filmwith Goldwyn for Master and Commander How I long to sink back into myown wet and bloodymedium. With acertain amount of wine’. A group of fiveletters was sold at Bonhams in London in 2004 Otherwiseauction records appear to show onlysingleletters (offered bythemselves or with copies of O’Brian’s works)

Lot 230

Patrick O'Brian, GeorgeMacDonald Fraser, HilaryMantel, and others Literarypapers fromthecollection of Collins editor Edwin Moore Folder of materialrelating to TheCompleteNovels of JaneAusten (1993), including:Patrick O'Brian, draft introduction to Mansfield Park, wordprocessed, 5 ff., rectos only;Reginald Hill, draft introduction to Emma, 7 ff. + title-leaf, with typed covering letter signed byHillmentioning Dalziel Pascoe;PaulBoateng, draft introduction to Senseand Sensibility, 4 ff., fax with Houseof Commons letterhead;and others similar;Folder of material relating to theCompleteNovels of Charlotteand EmilyBronte(1993), including HilaryMantel's draft foreword for JaneEyre, word-processed, 9 ff , rectos only, with 2 copyfaxes fromEdwin Mooreto HilaryMantel;George MacDonald Fraser, draft foreword for BillTidy's Book of Quotations (1998) 2 ff , word-processed, with word-processed covering notesigned byFraser, with arelated autograph letter signed to Edwin MoorefromBillTidy, dated 2001, in envelopewith Fraser's printed address labelverso;ThomGunn, typed letter signed, 2000, declining an invitation to writean introduction to theTimes Book of English Verse('I don't reallyapproveof anthologies, of which therearefar too manyalready…');GermaineGreer, draft biography of WilliamShakespearefor TheCompleteWorks of WilliamShakespeare: TheAlexander Text (1994), word-processed, 8 ff., rectos only, signed by Greer in black ink (quantity)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Therecipient Edwin Moorewas asenior editor at Collins (subsequently HarperCollins) in Glasgow from1986 until2004.

Lot 231

Milne, A A

Autograph letter signed concerning thepublication of TheHouseat Pooh Corner, September 1928

On singlesheet of Milne's letterhead (11 Mallord Street, Chelsea, with 11 crossed through and replaced with 13 byMilne), ‘Dear Sir, Theverses (manymorethan appeared in Punch) willbepublished byMethuen at the end of October, fullyillustrated byShepard Yours faithfully, A A Milne’

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

232

McMillan, Edwin (1907-1991) and Philip Abelson (1913-2004)

Collection of originalmaterialrelating to thediscoveryof Neptunium ‘RadioactiveElement 93’, typescript (possiblycarbon) of thearticle published in PhysicalReview (57, 1185, 15 June1940) announcing the discoveryof Neptunium, 4 ff.;‘Growth of 2.3 day93 from23 min. U293/92’, manuscript graph byPhilip Abelson showing thedecayof Uranium293 into Neptunium, in pencilon green graph paper, 28 x 21.5cm, with added pencil caption byEdwin McMillan at head, hole-punched in left-hand margin, the graph published as thefigureto theabovearticle;A printed version of the graph, possiblyacyanotype, 29 7 x 22cm;‘TheSynchrotron - A Proposed High EnergyParticleAccelerator’, carbon typescript, 4 ff., stapled at upper left corner;Autograph letter signed fromEdwin McMillan to Dr Herbert McLean Evans (1882-1871) of theUniversityof California, endocrinologist and co-discoverer of Vitamin E, 16 May1946, ‘Dear Dr Evans, Thenearest that I could find to themanuscript of theNp letter is thetyped copymadeat thetimeof writing, which is enclosed. Thehand-written originalwas apparentlydestroyed Thegraph also enclosed is an original;it was plotted byAbelson, and has acaption in his hand, and anotation at thetop in mine. This graph was reproduced in thepublished letter Finally, I amsending a typed copyof theSynchrotron MS;hereagain theoriginalwas destroyed'1 p , signed ‘Edwin M McMillan’;Typed letter signed fromDanielM Wilkes (assistant to Edwin McMillan at theLawrenceRadiation Laboratory) to Evans, 1963, requesting ‘perusaland possibleduplication of thematerials hehas given you’ on ‘certain materials relating to thediscoveryof element 93’ (quantity)

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Provenance:

1) Given byEdwin McMillan to Dr Herbert M Evans in 1946;2) With John Howell, bookseller, San Francisco, in 1974;3) Privatecollection, Scotland

Footnote:

Edwin McMillan and Philip Abelson's discoveryof neptunium, thefirst transuraniumelement to beidentified, was oneof themajor advances in chemistryand nuclear physics achieved in the20th century, initiating a cascadeof similar discoveries and securing McMillan the1951 Nobelprizein thefirst discipline, which heshared with his BerkeleycolleagueGlenn Seaborg. Thepair madethediscoveryat Berkeley's cyclotron bysubjecting uranium238 to slow neutron bombardment and detecting asubstancewith abeta-decayhalf-lifeof 2.3 days, differing fromtheknown 23-minutehalflifeof uranium-239 and consequentlyattributableinstead to an isotopeof thenext element, 93

Lot 233

Nobelphysicists

Threesigned letters

Thomson, J J (1856-1940), discoverer of theelectron Autograph letter signed, Cambridge, 19 March 1912. 1 p., on Cavendish Laboratory stationery‘Dear Mr Worthington, Verymanythanks for your verykind congratulations. Thoseold days at Owens Collegewereverypleasant […]’, evidentlyconcerning his appointment to theOrder of Merit;Bragg, William (1862-1942), pioneer of X-raycrystallography. Autograph letter signed, Chiddingfold, 1929 1 p , on mourning stationery, to aMr Worthington, evidentlythanking himfor his condolences on thedeath of his wife;Born, Max (1882-1970), pioneer of quantummechanics Typed letter signed, Bad Pyrmont, 1967 1 p , ‘Dear Mr Riley, if you send meyour copyof mylittle Relativitybook I would bepleased to autograph it and add afew words about Einstein Thank you for your most interesting lecture', signed ‘M Born’ with autograph postscript initialled ‘M. B.', in blueink, annotated in pencilat head ‘Rileywas Prof of Medicineat Dundee’ (3)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Lot 234

Armstrong, Neil

Typed letter, signed

Typed letter on Universityof Cincinnatiheaded paper, dated March 28, 1972, fromNeilArmstrong to Mr PaulW Millard, apologising that hewas unableto visit Mr Millard's companyduring his visit to Scotland, 28 x 21 5cm;Swigert, Jack - Apollo XIII Note, signed and inscribed, comprising a typed thanks for concern regarding thecrew's welfare, with an additional manuscript notefromSwigert:“Thank you so much for your thoughtful letter. Jack Swigert”, 10.5 x 14cm, in originalfranked envelope(2)

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 900

Lot 235

Medicine

Manuscript notebook of Robert WiltshireEvans, RoyalNavysurgeon, c 1795-1805

4to (20 x 15.5cm), contemporarytan sheep-backed marbled boards, approximately300 pp , including passages on thereproductiveorgans, conception, pregnancy, and childbirth (approx. 70 pp. in total), an extensive pharmacopeia, 'Extracts fromMr Home's lecture, 1805'on numerous subjects including fractures, dropsy, hernias, ‘strictures in theurethra’, etc , ‘Mr Moor on theTeeth’, ‘Thomas upon theoperations’, and profuse additionalnotes on theamputation of thepenis, inflammation of thecornea, diseases of thenoseand ear, gonorrhoea, etc., binding rubbed, wear to foot of spine, alittleloss to marbled paper on boards, afew leaves evidently removed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 236

Philosophymanuscript

'Theses Logicae Ontologicae Pneumatologicae', Scotland, early18th century 4to (20 x 15cm), contemporarycalf, [50] pp , in Latin, in severaldifferent hands, under 3 headings ('Theses Logicae'etc ), respectivelycomprising 81, 68 and 40 articles numbered with roman numerals, incipit ‘Cumlogicase ducemprofiteatur ad veritatis cognitionem ' , bound with approx [120] pp manuscript notes in various hands including prayers, ‘Doctor Meads receipt for thebiteof amad dog’, and rents for estates including Kirktoun of Kilbryde, Southannan, Hunterstone, etc. mainlydated 1730s-40s, ownership inscriptions including David Bigger dated 1719 and ‘Ex libris SpringiMackyin Aca. Glasg. 19mo dieAugusti1717’ (seenote), binding worn, 2 terminal leaves (including both ownership inscriptions) loose

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

Spring Macky, sometimeowner of this manuscript, was theson of John Macky(d.1726), aScottish-born spyin theserviceof WilliamIII and Anne who helped exposemultipleJacobiteplots including theplanned invasion fromLaHoguein 1692, theattempted assassination of WilliamIII in 1696, and James Stuart's invasion of Scotland in 1708. Spring was thepublisher of his father's autobiography, Memoirs of theSecret Services of John Macky, which appeared in 1733.

Lot 237

Qur'an

Illuminated manuscript Qur'an copied by'Abd al-Rahman Tawfiq, Ottoman Empire, c.1825-50

Arabic manuscript in black ink on polished laid paper, 300 ff , leaf dimensions 17.1 x 11.2cm, naskh script, 15 lines to thepage, elaborate illuminated opening bifolium, each pageof remaining text within red and gold frame, sura-headings in whitethuluth on gold ground, gold roundelayamarkings and rubricated recitation markings throughout, contemporary dark red leather binding with envelope-flap and gilt filigreepanels, variable soiling, severalleaves including opening bifoliumloosewith concomitant rumpling and nicks to margins, with alaid-in contemporarycalligraphic panel in Arabic reading ‘khayrukumman ta’allamaal-Qur'an wa‘alimahu’ ('thebest of you is hewho has learned and known theQur'an', awell-known hadith of theProphet Muhammad)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 238

EcolespécialemilitairedeSt-Cyr

Portfolio of sketches and manuscript exercises byofficer cadet Camillede Caix, Baron deChaulieu, 1876-1877

15 diagrams of fortifications and geometric and topographicalexercises, pen and ink, penciland watercolour, mainlyapprox 50 x 32cm, several smaller, one('Attaquedes places') larger (47 x 63cm) and folding, together with manuscript title-leaf ‘Albumdes travaux graphiques detopographie exécutépar l’elèvedeCaix Camillenéle5 mai1857 àCaen (Calvados)', most with Ecolespécialemilitaireovalblind stamp annotated with deCaix's name and dateand severalsigned presumablybyasupervising officer;3 large hypsometric colour maps of theeastern frontier of France, pen and ink and watercolour, 54.5 x 43cm;‘Cours deFortification, Cahier deCroquis’, folio exercisebook, 36 x 23cm, 8 ff , stitched in wrappers, manuscript titleto front cover, containing annotated diagrams in ink and pencil,9 leaves of pencilsketches of landmarks (trees, hills, cottages, aruin, etc ), various dimensions;4 engraved exercisesheets fromthe‘Cours detopographie’ with details added in manuscript;Largecharcoalsketch of anudeman unsheathing asword, signed ‘DeCaix’, 56 x 29 5cm, with alargepencil sketch of aGreek soldier and lover (mounted);3 albumen-print photographic group portraits of schoolboys (quantity)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

An interesting collection of materialproviding an insight into therebuilding of theFrench militaryestablishment after thedisaster of theFranco-Prussian War

Lot 239

East and West Lothian FencibleCavalry

Regimentalvictualling book, 1798-99

Manuscript, in ink on laid paper 46 ff. + blanks, 19.9 x 15.6cm, contemporaryvellumbinding, contents mainlycomprising alternatetables of the‘Amount of theweeklyexpenseof each man’s diet'(most signed by James Bannerman MD, surgeon or Patrick Nimmo, assistant surgeon, Alexander Maclean, officer commanding, and Robert Tennant, acting paymaster) and ‘Articles purchased for theweeklysubsistenceof the Lothian Hospital', severalpages additionallycountersigned byJ. Hamilton as colonel, first leaf with asingle‘Tableof Diet’ (signed byJames Bannerman as surgeon of ‘Lothian Cavalry') and afew other notes, themanuscript apparentlyin thehand either of Bannerman or Nimmo, boards sprung and soiled

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Footnote:

TheLothian (East and West) Cavalrywas afencibleregiment established in 1795 as part of thenationaleffort to meet thethreat fromRevolutionary France TheWar Office's List of theOfficers of theSeveralRegiments and Corps of FencibleCavalryand Infantryfor 1798 (page18) names John Hamilton as regimentalcolonel, Alexander McLean as major, James Bannerman (misspelt Bennerman) as lieutenant and surgeon, and Patrick Nimmo as cornet Nimmo subsequentlyenjoyed asuccessfulmedicalcareer in his nativeDundee(seeWilliamNorrie, DundeeCelebrities of the Nineteenth Century, 1873, p 164)

Lot 240

Albums

Collection of Victorian photograph and commonplacebooks

Albumcontaining photographs, somesigned, of early20th century performers, including GertrudeElliott, ZoeGordon, DahliaGordon, Martin Harvey, PaulineChase, and others, with further photographs depicting nurses at theSecond GeneralMilitaryHospital, Craigleith, Edinburgh, during theFirst World War, and aphotograph or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, in a creamalbum, worn;c 135 Egyptian photographs, each around 5 5 x 8cm, lain into an album;Scrap/commonplacealbuminitialled ‘JAS’, including various illustrations and four coloured copies of murals in Pompeii;Commonplace book of Elgin M Thomson, 1884;And threefurther cartes devisiteand cabinet card albums (7)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 241

Scottish Charters

Relating to theBaronyof Tillicoultry, and others

Charter of Confirmation under theGreat Seal…in favour of James Colvile, 10th May1527, possiblyamended 1650, with seals;Grant of land to Archibald Napier, Lord Napier, 29th December 1619;Instrument of sasine of theWholeBaronyof Tillicoutriein favour of WilliamAlexander of Menstrie, 24th July1634;Charter of Resignation under theGreat Sealof thewhole Baronyof? in favour of WilliamAlexander of Menstrie , 12th January1634; Instrument of sasinein favour of Captain Johannis Maitland, 1772;and another document relating to Maitland;and 7 others (13)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

242

[L’Affairedu Collier – TheDiamond NecklaceScandal]

28eme Pieces au Sujet du CardinaldeRohan

MSS document in various parts, c 1786, comprising 14 pp written in a continuous but unknown hand, with an additional‘titleleaf’, 23 x 17 5cm, looselybound with ribbon

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

The‘Affairedu Collier’ – TheDiamond NecklaceScandal– gripped Francein the1780s Queen Marie-Antoinettedisliked theCardinaldeRohan, on account of his hypocrisy, lack of pietyand habit of spreading falserumours about her conduct In an attempt to better himself with theQueen, the Cardinaldecided to facilitatethepurchaseof an impressivediamond necklacefor her, madebythejewellers Boehmer and Bassenge A con artist known as the‘ComtessedelaMotte’ successfullyconvinced theCardinal that theQueen would appreciatethenecklaceand theKing would payfor it – alltheCardinalneeded wereletters of authorisation fromtheQueen La Mottethen hired aprostituteto pretend to betheQueen, meet theCardinal (suspiciously, at night in aforest) and authorisehimto makethepurchase Thejewellers then handed thenecklaceto LaMotte, who promptlysold the diamonds TheQueen was understandablyshocked when thejewellers contacted her to ask when payment would beforthcoming. TheCardinalde Rohan and thecon woman werearrested – deRohan was acquitted, La Motteescaped prison and fled to England and thewholeaffair contributed to Marie-Antoinette’s declining reputation This manuscript, clearlywritten by somebodywith closeaccess to theinner circles at court, examines the CardinaldeRohan’s rolein thewholeaffair It is divided into six sections: Lettres patentes d’attribution adressées àlaGrandeChambredu Parlement deParis le5 Septembre1785;PlaintedeM leProcureur generalcontreM le CardinaldeRohan;Mémoireinstructif delamanièredont Boehmer et Bassengeont traitéavec M. leCardinalleventedeleur grand collier…; Proposition faitteàl’assembléeGénéraledu clergé ;Lettredel’assemblée Généraledu clergé…;Réponsedu Royaddresseeàl’assembléedu clergéle 19 septembre1785 Severalof thesesections areavailableelsewhere, in print or manuscript, however this manuscript copydeviates fromthe printed copies and appears to beearlier

Lot 243

Victoriana Photocollagealbum, c 1880

Folio dark bluehalf morocco albumwith compiler's name(Con Pilcher) gilt to front board, 37 thick card leaves (34 8 x 26 4cm) containing designs in watercolour, pen-and-ink, pencil, and oil(rectos only), incorporating in total 88 pasted-in albumen-print portrait photographs, manytrimmed to outline of head, subjects captioned in ink and including Napoleon III, Empress Eugenie, Louis-Napoleon PrinceImperial, GeorginaCountess of Dudley (Victorian societybeauty), PatsyCornwallis-West (mistress of Edward VII), soldiers (Sir Evelyn Wood;Lord Chelmsford, Sir BartleFrere, Sir Garnet Wolseley), actors and actresses (Eveleen Rayne, Violet Cameron, Ellen Terry, ConnieGilchrist, FlorenceSt John, LilyLangtry, KyrleBellew), and others including Con Pilcher (depicted in an ink and wash sketch playing the lute), most of thedesigns signed and dated and including whimsicaljeux d'esprit in addition to botanicaland naturalhistorybackgrounds, 9 further photographs mounted to rear endpapers

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Provenance:

With aletter dated 2019 fromaprevious owner noting that ‘thePilchers wereatheatricalfamilywith connections to celebrities of thetimesuch as Ellen Terry’;according to thesameletter ConstancePilcher's married name becameFreeth.

Lot 244

Kelly, Gene- Joseph Barberaand WilliamHanna

Signed animation celfrom"Anchors Aweigh"

Number 441/500, depicting GeneKellydancing with JerryMouse, 34 x 49cm, framed and glazed, later 20th century

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Footnote:

Oneof alimited edition of signed animation cels fromthefilm“Anchors Aweigh”, produced manyyears after thefilm's originalreleasein 1945. The scenedepicted here, whereGeneKellydances with theanimated Jerry Mouse, propelled thefilmto fameand required meticulous preparation to match theanimated and reallifecharacters'steps

Lot 245

§ Charles III, King of theUnited Kingdom

Overlooking Wadi, SaudiArabia, signed proof lithograph

Lithograph in colours after awatercolour of mountains in SaudiArabia, signed, 54.5 x 76cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 246

§ Charles III, King of theUnited Kingdom

Balmoral, signed proof lithograph

Lithograph in colours after awatercolour of Balmoral, signed 2001, 53 5 x 73.5cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 247

Schwabe, Randolph (1885-1948)

Sketchbooks

Book of sketches for etchings, in green calf with theaddress “R. Schwabe, 20 Church Row, Hampstead, NW3” to initialleaf, comprising c 80 leaves of sketches featuring figures, animals, groups of peopleand domestic scenes, 41 x 26 5cm;Book of sketches in brown calf, lacking lower cover, containing c 138 leaves of sketches, mostlyfigures including parents and children and dancers, 35 x 25cm;Book of sketches in vellum, containing c 300 leaves of sketches on various subjects including figures and architecture, 32.5 x 21cm;Book of sketches in half calf, containing c.70 leaves of sketches, 32 5 x 22cm;and threefurther sketchbooks (7)

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Lot 248

Schwabe, Randolph (1885-1948)

Smallsketchbooks and notebooks, acollection Leather bound sketchbook [at therear of abound copyof Censura Propositionum, Paris, 1631], 17 x 22 5cm, “Randolph Schwabe, University College, London, Gowen St. WC1” to thepaste-down endpaper, with over 70 leaves of sketches (architecture, animals, people);Cloth-bound sketch/notebook, comprising afew lecturenotes, sketched copies of statues in Westminster Abbey, and further sketches, mainlypeopleand animals;Notebook, 13 x 20cm, “R SchwabeRoyalCollegeof Art South Kensington” to hand-madebook cover, afew notes, with manysketches of animals, people, plants and cars;Two looseor spiral-bound sketchbooks;Two earlier commonplacebooks with later sketches by Schwabe(7)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 249

Schwabe, Randolph (1885-1948)

A collection of copper etching plates 15 copper plates with various designs bySchwabe, and possiblyafter others:Portrait of agentleman, 7 x 11.5cm;Men and women working in the field, 13 x 16 5cm;Two women, 18 x 23cm;an elderlygentleman and alittle girl, 15 x 20.5cm;A ruined abbey, 25 x 37cm;Portrait of aman with glasses, 25 5 x 33cm;A guitarist and group of onlookers, 13 x 21cm;A rioting crowd, 27.5 x 44cm;Femalegoatherd with goats, 29.5 x 39cm; ScenefromPetruschka, 25 5 x 34cm;Cityscenewith bridge, 23 x 28 5cm; Cityview with windmill, 35.5 x 23cm;Woman, 12.5 x 28cm;Mountain scene, 33 x 40 5cm;Coastalcliff scene, 28 x 33cm;and threeothers, including two in avariant metal(17)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 250 § Robinson, Ivor (1924-2014)

'TheLamentations of Jeremiah', design for book cover, 1981

Inscribed and dated (to back board), pencil, gold pen and gouache, 11 x 15.5cm(framed 30 x 28cm)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

Robinson was considered amaster craftsman and oneof thefinest artist bookbinders of his generation Robinson's bindings areheld in privateand public collections worldwideincluding theBritish Library, theBodleian Library, Oxford and theMorgan Library, New York

Lot 251

Wain, Louis (1860-1939)

Seated Cat

Signed ink sketch of askepticalcat, 25.5 x 19.5cm, framed and glazed, not laid-down, somebrowning to reverseonly

Estimate:£ 1,200 -£ 1,800

Lot 252

Wain, Louis

Postcard collection

174 postcards, including afew duplicates, dated fromtheearly20thcentury, manywritten, mostlyshowing cats but also including other animals, Christmas postcards, dress-up dollpostcards, embossed postcards, and manyothers

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 253

Wain, Louis

A collection of illustrated books

To NurseryLand London:RaphaelTuck &Sons Ltd , [n d ] Originalpictorial boards;Cats and Dogs. [London:] TheChildren's Press, [n.d.] Original pictorialboards;BedtimeBooklets:Tommy's Fright;Molly's Angel;Our Adventure;TheProfessor's Temper-Pills;TheWould-beSparrows;Winnie's Visitors;allcontained in theoriginal‘BedtimeBooklets’ envelopewrappers, Tommy's Fright illustrated byLouis Wain;Fun and Frolic London:Ernest Nister, [n d ] Originalpictorialboards, somesoiling, gift inscription to front free-endpaper;Louis Wain's AnimalShow London:James Clarke&Co , 1905. Originalpictorialboards, gift inscription to front paste-downendpaper;Pussies at Work London:RaphaelTuck &Sons Ltd , [n d ] Originalstiff card pictorialwrappers;To NurseryLand with Louis Wain. London:RaphaelTuck &Sons Ltd , [n d ] Originalpictorialboards;Cinderella, and other fairytales. London:Gale&Polden, [n.d.] Originalpictorialboards over quarter cloth;and 13 others, including exhibition catalogues (21)[WITH] asmallunsigned pencilsketch of acat frombehind, with no artist's attribution, framed and glazed;Child's mug byParagon China, designed by Louis Wain:“His Mother's Present” (23 items in total)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 254

Wain, Louis (1860-1939)

A familysketch

Ink sketch, signed Louis Wain, depicting asceneof awoman, anurseand four young children in 18th-centurydress, 18 x 24cm, framed and glazed, someminor foxing, alittlerubbing to theright-hand side

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 255

Wain, Louis

Louis Wain's Annual, 1921

London:Hutchison &Co. 8vo, originalpictorialboards, gift inscription to front free-endpaper, somerubbing to covers and internalbrowning;Idem DaddyCat. London:Blackieand Son Limited, [n.d.] 8vo, originalboards, sometaperepairs (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 256

Milne, A A

When WeWereVeryYoung

With Decorations byErnest H. Shepard. London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., 1924. First edition, signed limited issue, oneof 100 numbered copies printed on handmadepaper and signed byA. A. Milneand E. H. Shepard on the limitation page, 4to, viii[4] 100 pp , originaldark red quarter cloth, printed labelto front board, frontispieceand illustrations throughout thetext byE. H Shepard, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, with thedust jacket Small bump to foot of front board, ahint of cockling to pastedowns, customary browning to freeendpapers, smallblemishes to foremargins of pp 66 and 99, dust jacket sunned on and either sideof spine-panel, spine-panelslightly nicked at head, panels slightlyfaded, ahint of sunning along extremities, veryslight rumpling along top edge

Estimate:£ 7,000 -£ 10,000

Footnote: An exceptionalcopy

Lot 257

Milne, A A

Winnie-the-Pooh

With Decorations byErnest H Shepard London:Methuen &Co Ltd , 1926 First edition, signed limited issue, oneof 350 numbered copies printed on handmadepaper and signed byA A Milneand E H Shepard on the limitation page, 4to, xi[5] 158 [2] pp., originaldark bluequarter cloth, light bluepaper boards with printed paper labelto front, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, illustrations byE. H. Shepard throughout, folding map of the Hundred AcreWood to rear (with laid-in tissue-guard), with thedust jacket Veryfaint bump to foreedgeof rear board, customarybrowning to free endpaper, dust jacket sunned on and either sideof spine, panels uniformly faded to palegreen, smallchips and tears to spineand rear panel, afew faint marks

Estimate:£ 4,000 -£ 6,000

Lot 258

Milne, A. A.

Now WeAreSix

With Decorations byErnest H. Shepard. London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., 1927. First edition, signed limited issue, oneof 200 numbered copies printed on handmadepaper and signed byA. A. Milneand E. H. Shepard on the limitation page, 4to, x [2] 103 pp , originaltan quarter cloth, orangepaper boards, printed paper labelto front board, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, frontispieceand illustrations throughout byE H Shepard, sparelabeltipped to rear pastedown, with thedust jacket. Contents partly unopened, front board with verysmalldent to bottomedge, rear board very slightlybowed, customarybrowning to freeendpapers, pp 56-7 with scattering of smallmarks, dust jacket with sunning to and either sideof spine-panel, spine-panelslightlynicked at head and foot, afew veryfaint blemishes elsewhere

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Lot 259

Milne, A A

TheHouseat Pooh Corner

With Decorations byErnest H Shepard London:Methuen &Co Ltd , 1928 First edition, signed limited issue, oneof 350 numbered copies printed on handmadepaper and signed byA. A. Milneand E. H. Shepard on the limitation page, 4to, xi178 [2] pp , originallight bluequarter cloth, cream paper boards, printed paper labelto front board, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, frontispieceand illustrations throughout thetext byE H Shepard, with thedust jacket. A few minuteflecks to boards, customary faint browning to front freeendpapers, smallmarginalspot to p 74, dust jacket spine-paneltoned and with afew nicks to head, tinynick to head of fold between front paneland flap, smallclosed tear to foot of fold between rear paneland flap

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Lot 260

Shepard, E H (illustrator)

Playtimeand Company

A Book for Children Verses byE V Lucas Pictures byE H Shepard

London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., 1925. First edition, signed limited issue, oneof 100 numbered copies printed on handmadepaper and signed byE H Shepard and E. V. Lucas on thelimitation page, 4to, 95 pp., originallight bluequarter cloth, purplepaper boards, printed labelto front board, fore and bottomedges untrimmed, frontispieceand illustrations throughout the text byE H Shepard, with thedust jacket Customarybrowning to free endpapers, dust jacket unevenlysunned and with afew faint marks;idem. TheGolden Age ByKenneth Grahame With Illustrations and Decorations by Ernest H Shepard London:John LaneTheBodleyHead Limited, 1928 Signed limited edition, oneof 275 numbered copies printed on rag paper and signed byKenneth Grahameand E H Shepard on thelimitation page, 8vo, 166 pp., originaljapon-backed marbled boards, frontispieceand illustrations throughout byE H Shepard, glassinedust jacket, slipcasewith printed labelcontaining manuscript limitation as issued. Severalleaves unopened, dust jacket toned and with afew shallow chips;and alater edition of When WeWereVeryYoung (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 261

Milne, A. A.

Winnie-the-Pooh

Decorations byE. H. Shepard. London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., 1926. First edition, first impression, 8vo, originalgreen pictorialcloth gilt, top edgegilt, pictorialendpapers, illustrations throughout thetext, dust jacket (priced 7/6 on thespineand with the117th thousand of When WeWereVeryYoung advertised on rear flap), strip of browning to gutter of freeendpapers, very smallnick to upper forecorners of final10 or so leaves, dust jacket with shallow chipping at head and foot of spineand joints

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Lot 262

◆ Rowling, J.K.

HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stone- [oneof 500 first edition, first impression hardcovers]

London:Bloomsbury, 1997 First edition, first impression hardback with the number line10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 on thecopyright page, ‘Philosopher’s' miss-spelled ‘Philospher's’ on thelower cover and ‘1 wand’ listed twiceon page53, originalpictoriallaminated boards [Errington A1(a)].An excellent copyof thework A bright and verywell-maintained book with atight text block which sits neatlyand smartlyon theshelf. No foxing, ink ownership inscriptions or turned-down corners Anysmallcondition issues arelimited

to someminor bumping to corners of covers and spineends, with some slight bubbling and peeling to thelaminatein afew discreet places;no fading on spine;librarymarkings on thefront-freeendpaper and thetitlepage removed viaprofessionaland sensitiverestoration, achieved beforethe current owner acquired thebook fromAdrian Harrington’s Kensington Church Street shop over two decades ago. A neatlyerased pencilinscription to front-freeendpaper;asmallred ink dot to upper edge;theusuallight toning to margins which is found in almost everycopyof thebook;avery minor creaseto thecorner of pp 27-28 visibleonlyin bright light;an additionallater dust-jacket is provided for protection, which has contributed to thepreservation of thevolume A vivid and lightlyhandled example

Estimate:£ 40,000 -£ 60,000

Provenance:

PrivateAmerican collection

Footnote:

Few books haveinspired theimaginations of ageneration of children and adults likeJ K Rowling’s HarryPotter series Theboywizard first appeared on bookshelves in 1997 and, nearly30 years later, thefantasyof boarding theHogwarts Express bound for magicaladventures has not diminished Alongsideseven books and ahost of offshoots, such as TheTales of Beedle theBard, thefranchisehas expanded to encompass eight HarryPotter films, threeFantastic Beasts films, asell-out stageplay, threethemeparks and astudio tour As of 2016, thefranchiseas awholewas estimated to be worth $25 billion.Herewepresent afirst edition, first impression copyof the first book in theseries:HarryPotter and thePhilosopher’s Stone This is indicated byanumber linereading 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 on thepublisher’s imprint page, thepublisher being listed as Bloomsbury, theerror of ‘1 wand’ being listed twicein Harry’s schoolequipment list and ‘Philosopher’ being misspelt ‘Philospher’ on thelower cover. It is an exceptionallyrarebook to find in anycondition, and onein thepresent quitecollectablecondition could wellbecalled thejewelin anyHarryPotter collector’s crown.During the summer of 1990, J K Rowling caught atrain fromManchester to London and themethodicalrattling of thecarriagealongsidesometimeto think worked their magic:Rowling formed theideaof HarryPotter thereand then! Shewrotethebook in her sparetime, famously:“…in snatched hours, in clattering cafes or in thedead of night ” Much of this writing took placein Edinburgh, which boasts sites reminiscent of thelater books in theseries, such as thegravestoneof Thomas RiddellEsq. in Greyfriars Kirkyard, thought bymanyto betheinspiration behind thetruenameof theseries’ antagonist, Lord Voldemort (or TomRiddle). It is thereforefitting that this earlyand important pieceof HarryPotter historywillbesold in Edinburgh.Therearemanylegends surrounding HarryPotter’s road to publication For example, urban myth states that themanuscript had been rejected manytimes beforeBloomsburyoffered an advanceto Rowling of £1500 However, byallaccounts, when Bloomsburydid finallysecurethe manuscript, therewas great excitement about thebook’s potential. However, thepublisher stillproceeded with caution and issued only500 copies of thefirst edition, first impression in hardback Around 300 copies aresaid to havegoneto libraries, weremuch read and areoften found to befairlytired if theyhavesurvived at all A further 200 copies wereretailed Taking thesenumbers into account, it is evident that finding oneof these books in good condition is rather unusual!Thesuccess of HarryPotter has been outstanding. Thebibliographer, Philip W. Errington, writes:“Never beforedid aseries start with 500 copies in hardback and concludewith a matching edition of over eight million copies.” Thebook for salehere represents thebeginning of this incrediblesuccess story, offering somebodytheopportunityto own oneof thefew originalcopies of thebook that started it all

Lot 263

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stone

London:Bloomsbury, 1997. First edition, first impression paperback with thenumber linereading 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 to thepublisher's imprint page, ‘Philosopher’s'miss-spelled ‘Philospher's’ on thelower cover and ‘1 wand’ listed twiceon page53, originalpictorialcard covers, shelf-lean, lower right corner of upper cover torn away, spinerubbed and partiallydetached, some creasing and rubbing to covers, rear cover slightlydampstained

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Lot 264

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stone

London:Bloomsbury, 1999 First deluxeedition, eleventh impression, inscribed on thehalf-titleby10 cast members, comprising DanielRadcliffe (HarryPotter), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), EmmaWatson (Hermione Granger), TomFelton (Draco Malfoy), James Phelps (Fred Weasley, inscription including ‘Magic is cool’), Oliver Phelps (GeorgeWeasley), Devon Murray(Seamus Finnegan), Matthew Lewis (NevilleLongbottom), Jamie Waylett (Crabbe), and oneother, allinscriptions madeout to ‘Rob’. 8vo, 223 pp , originalred cloth lettered in gilt, pictorialonlayto front cover, alledges gilt, verysmallholeto half-title(apparentlycaused bytheunidentified signature), textblock toned as usual

Estimate:£ 1,500 -£ 2,000

Provenance:

Signed for therecipient at theScottish GalaCharityScreening of Harry Potter and thePhilosopher's Stoneat Ster CenturyCinemas, Ocean Terminal, Leith, Edinburgh on 6 November 2001 (two tickets and acar pass for theevent included with thelot).

Lot 265

Rowling, J. K.

HariPoter kaiiPhilosophikiLithos [and:] HariPoter kaio Aixmalotos tou Azkamban

Athens:Psychogios, 1998-9 First editions in Greek of HarryPotter and the Philosopher's Stoneand HarryPotter and thePrisoner of Azkaban, inscribed byRowling on thehalf-titles in green ink, respectively‘to Roger Ennals, Giles alleges that you can read &understand this And I think he’llexpect you to proveit. Best wishes, JKRowling'and ‘to Roger again - can’t find thesecond book in Greek - you might never get this far though JKRowling', 2 works, 8vo, 349 and 459 pp., originalpictorialwrappers

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Provenance:

TheGiles of theinscription was afriend of therecipient and sometime financialadvisor to J K Rowling

Lot 266

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stone

London:Bloomsbury, 1997 First edition, 13th impression paperback, signed and inscribed:“To Kathleen, Thank you for liking book two even better (that's theoneI'mworried about at themoment!) J.K. Rowling", 8vo, originalwrappers

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Signed and inscribed for thevendor at her placeof work

Lot 267

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stone

London:Bloomsbury, 1997. First edition, fourth impression, hardback issue, 8vo, originalpictorialboards, with thedust jacket;Together with acopyof TheChamber of Secrets, 1998 (first edition, fifth impression, hardback issue, 8vo, originalpictorialboards, dust jacket), housed as issued in pictorial‘HarryPotter Gift Set’ pictorialslipcase

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

Thethird impression of HarryPotter and thePhilosopher's Stonewas the first to beissued with adust jacket

Lot 268

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and theChamber of Secrets

London:Bloomsbury, 1998 First edition, first impression with the10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 numberlineon thepublisher's imprint page, signed byJ.K. Rowling for thevendor at her placeof work, originalboards, dust-jacket

Estimate:£ 4,000 -£ 6,000

Lot 269

Rowling, J K

HarryPotter and theChamber of Secrets

London:Bloomsbury, 1998 First edition, first impression hardback with the numberline10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 on thecopyright page, dust-jacket not price-clipped [Errington A2(a)], an immaculatecopyand dust-jacket Bookseller's neat pencilmarks carefullyerased fromfront endpaper

Estimate:£ 1,500 -£ 2,500

Footnote:

Oneof 706 copies (this figurewas confirmed byBloomsburyalthough it is often cited as 1000) of thefirst edition, first impression hardback of Harry Potter and theChamber of Secrets.

Lot 270

Rowling, J.K.

HarryPotter and thePrisoner of Azkaban

London:Bloomsbury, 1999 First edition, first issue, first statewith the number line10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 on thecopyright pageand theincorrectly dropped text block on page7, dust-jacket not price-clipped [Errington A7(a)], an immaculatecopyand dust jacket. Oneverysmallindentation to thelower cover along thefore-edge, which is barelynoticeableand a bookseller's neat pencilnotes carefullyerased fromthefront endpaper

Estimate:£ 3,000 -£ 4,000

Footnote:

An extremelyscarcefirst-statecopyof HarryPotter and thePrisoner of Azkaban Page7 features amisprint in theformof adropped section of text, meaning Indeed, Wendelen theWeird enjoyed being burnt so much that sheallowed herself bebecaught no fewer than forty-seven times becomes:Indeed, Wendelen theWeird enjoyed being burnt so much that sheallowed herself becaught no fewer than forty-seven times No definite figures exist for how manycopies of thefirst stateexist, however it is often thought to bearound 500.

Lot 271

Carroll, Lewis [Charles LutwidgeDodgson]

Alice's Adventures Under Ground

Being aFacsimileof theOriginalMS. Book afterwards developed into “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” London:Macmillan and Co , 1886 First edition, 8vo, viii[8] 95 pp., originalred cloth decorativelylettered in gilt, alledges gilt, smallabrasion to foreedgeof front board, tips veryslightlybumped;Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. London:Macmillan and Co., 1886. First edition, 79th thousand, 8vo, 192 pp , originalred pictorialcloth gilt, alledges gilt, illustrations throughout byJohn Tenniel, 2 pp. advertisements to rear, generalsoiling, spinerolled, quireKworking loose(held bytop cord), stitching strained between quires Mand N;TheHunting of theSnark, an Agony, in Eight Fits London:Macmillan and Co , 1876 First edition, 8vo, 83 pp , originalbuff cloth decorated in black, alledges gilt, wood-engraved frontispiece, similar illustrations throughout (full-pagebut counted in register), tissue-guards, bookplate(Sir Charles Philip Huntington, 3rd Baronet), spinerolled, light cockling to cloth in places;Together with 6 others including G K Chesterton, Greybeards at Play, 1900 (first edition, original cloth-backed pictorialboards) (9)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 272

Carroll, Lewis

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

London:Macmillan and Co., 1867. First edition, eighth thousand, 8vo [10] 192 pp, originalred pictorialcloth gilt, half-title, wood-engraved frontispiece byJohn Tenniel, similar vignettes throughout thetext, binding rubbed and soiled overall, spinerolled, splitting to cloth along joints, wear to head and foot of spine, gift inscription to half-title, pp. 75-9 working loose, pp. 171/2 creased, afew other spots and blemishes to contents;Together with 4 others (2 copies of AliceThrough theLooking Glass, 2 copies of The Hunting of theSnark, poor condition, not collated) (5)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 273

Lang, Andrew

Collection of works

London:Longmans, Green, and Co., all8vo unless otherwisestated.The Arabian Nights Entertainment, 1898, first edition, originalbluepictorialcloth gilt, 33 plates, spinerolled, extremities slightlyrubbed, inner hinges cracked with webbing exposed, ownership inscriptions to half-titleand recto of frontispiece, half-titleslightlymarked, ink-stain to head of title-pageand dedication leaf (with concomitant paper-erosion to latter);Old Friends among theFairies Puss in Boots and Other Stories, 1926 4to, originalgreen pictorialcloth, 4 tipped-in colour plates, dust jacket (with afew nicks);The Book of Princes and Princesses byMrs Lang Edited byAndrew Lang, 1908, first edition, originalbluepictorialcloth gilt, alledges gilt, 8 colour plates, spineslightlyrolled, light rubbing to extremities, tips bumped;Tales of Troy and Greece, 1907, first edition, originalcloth, 18 plates;TheBook of Romance, 1902, first edition, originalbluepictorialcloth gilt, alledges gilt, 8 colour plates;TheRed RomanceBook, 1905, first edition, 8vo, originalred pictorialcloth gilt, alledges gilt, 8 colour plates (platefacing p 264 detached), spinefaded, covers marked;Together with approx. 25 others including 6 other Andrew Lang titles, severalWalter Cranetitles, etc (30+)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 274

Lang, Andrew

TheFairyBooks, aset of 12, and others

TheBlueFairyBook London:Longmans, Green and Co , 1889 First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, 7 plates, originalbluecloth gilt, somerubbing and soiling, someinternalmarginaldampstaining;TheRed FairyBook. London: Longmans, Green, and Co , 1890 First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, 3 plates, originalred cloth gilt, spinedetached and chipped, somefoxing;TheGreen FairyBook London:Longmans, Green, and Co , 1892 First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, 11 plates, alittlefoxing;TheYellow FairyBook. London: Longmans, Green, and Co , 1894 First edition, 8vo, frontispiece, 22 plates, someslight soiling and afew smalltears to covers and spine, someinternal foxing;AND ThePink FairyBook, 1897, first edition, spinefaded;TheGrey FairyBook, 1900, first edition, rear endpaper detaching;TheViolet Fairy Book, 1901, first edition;TheCrimson FairyBook, 1919, new edition;The Brown FairyBook, 1904, first edition;TheOrangeFairyBook, 1906, first edition;TheOliveFairyBook, 1907, first edition, hinges split;TheLilac Fairy Book, 1910, first edition, soiling and fading to covers;AND TheArabian Nights Entertainments, 1923, new edition;TheBook of Romance, 1902, lower cover detached;TheRed RomanceBook, 1905, lower joint split;Hull, Eleanor. Cuchulain, theHound of Ulster. London, 1909. 8vo;Allin original cloth, ownership or gift inscriptions and alittlewear to most books (16)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 275

Wilde, Oscar

TheHappyPrinceand Other Tales

Illustrated byCharles Robinson London:Duckworth &Co , 1913 First Robinson edition, deluxeissue, oneof 260 copies signed bytheartist (of which 250 for sale), 4to, originaljapon gilt, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, 12 colour plates, mounted as issued, each with captioned tissue-guard, binding marked, flocking to japon on rear cover, cockling to rear pastedown

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 276

Rackham, Arthur - ChristinaRossetti

Goblin Market

London:GeorgeG. Harrap &Co. Ltd., [1933]. 8vo, number 84 of 400 copies signed byRackham, four plates, originalJapanesevellumgilt with slipcase

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 277

Rackham, Arthur, and others

A group of children's books

Arthur Rackham's Book of Pictures. London:Heinemann, 1913. 4to, original cloth with dust-jacket, tipped-in plates, alittlesoiling to covers, repairs to dust-jacket;Idem- Charles Dickens. A Christmas Carol. London:William Heinemann Ltd , 1933 8vo, originalcloth, dust-jacket;and another copy without dust-jacket;Dulac, Edmund - Hans Christian Andersen. Stories from Hans Andersen New York &London:Hodder &Stoughton, [n d ] 4to, tipped-in plates, originaltan cloth gilt, somewear and soiling, hinges split;Blyton, Enid Round theYear with Enid Blyton London:Evans Brothers Ltd., [n.d.] 3 volumes:Spring, Autumn &Winter, 8vo, originalwrappers, spines split;Hudson, Gwynedd M - Lewis Carroll Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Nottingham/London:Hodder &Stoughton Ltd , [n d ] 4to, originalbluecloth gilt;[Tourtel, Mary] Rupert's AdventureBook, 1940;Idem TheNew Rupert Book, [n d ] (10)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 278

Children's books

A collection Evans, C S and Arthur Rackham[illustrator] Cinderella London:William Heinemann, 1919. First edition, 8vo, colour illustrated boards bumped, tipped colour frontispiecewith tissueguard, monochromesilhouette illustrations throughout, ink inscription to freeendpaper, originaldustjacket worn with loss to head and tailof spine;Henty, G A In Freedom’s Cause, A Storyof Wallaceand Bruce. London:Blackieand Son Limited, 1906. 8vo, colour illustrated binding, edges and corners bumped, ink inscription to free endpaper;Verne, Jules. Captain Hatteras, or, TheEnglish at theNorth Pole. London:Hutchinson &Co [n d] 8vo, colour illustrated binding, edges and corners bumped, schoolprizeplateattached to freeendpaper;Watkins, DudleyD. Oor Wullie. London:D.C. Thomson &Co. Ltd, 1970;[Bestall, Alfred] MoreAdventures of Rupert, TheDailyExpress Album London: L.T.A. Robinson [1954?];Anderson, Anne[illustrator]. TheOld Mother Goose NurseryRhymeBook London:TC and E C Jack [n d];Kasson, Graciaand E. Tschantre, Jr. Tin Tan Tales, A RareBook for Children. London:Ernest Nister, c 1902;Cadogan, LadyAdelaide Illustrated Games of Patience London:Sampson Low, Marston, Low and Searle, 1874. 8vo, boards illustrated with playing cards, corners bumped, somedamp staining to pages (8)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

279

Children's and illustrated books

Collection of works, 19th and early-20th century Humphreys, HenryNoel Sentiments and Similes of WilliamShakespeare London:Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1851 First edition, 4to, [6] 100pp., originalbinding incorporating black papier-mâchédecorative strapwork panelmounted to each cover, medallion relief portrait of Shakespeareinset to centreof front board, similar medallion containing Shakespeare's monogramto rear, decorativelozengeblack roan backstrip, alledges gilt, chromolithographic border to p. 1, tear to foot of spine (sometimerepaired), contents leaf and pp 1/2 loose, spotting to first few leaves pp. 19/20 closed marginaltear;idem. Parables of Our Lord. London: Longman &Co , 1847 First edition, small4to, originalpapier-mâchébinding, chromolithographic borders throughout, gutta-perchaperished and contents loose(collation not established);Boyle, Eleanor Vere In theFirWood London:Macmillan and Co , 1866 First edition, inscribed ‘from Eleanor VereBole, Rome, Easter-Eve, 1867’ on thefront freeendpaper, with pencilled ownership inscription ‘GeorginaForbes’ above, 8vo, original green cloth lettered in gilt, 8 mounted albumen-print photographic plates fromdrawings, gutta-perchaperished and contents loose, spotting [Gernsheim326];Aldin, Cecil. Mac. London:HenryFrowdeand Hodder & Stoughton, [1912] First edition, 4to, originalpictorialboards, 24 colour plates, wear to spineand extremities, covers marked, front inner hinge superficiallysplit, smallchip to corner of plate1;and 12 others (16)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 280

Fleming, Ian

Casino Royale, inscribed bytheauthor London:Jonathan Cape, 1953 8vo, 218 pp , originalblack boards, titles and publisher's deviceto spinein red, heart deviceto front board in red, halftitle, finalleaf blank, with thefirst-issuedust jacket (without SundayTimes review to front flap) Spineveryslightlyrolled, ahint of palemottling to boards, spotting to top edgeof textblock, afew smallspots to foreand bottomedges (onespot just encroaching on lower margin of pp 41-4), endpapers spotted, dust jacket unclipped, variablytoned, shallow chipping and light wear at head and foot of spine-paneland folds between panels and flaps, rear panelwith afew spots and marks [Gilbert A1a(1.1)]

Estimate:£ 30,000 -£ 50,000

Footnote:

First edition, first impression, presentation copy, inscribed bytheauthor ‘To I S M, who’s staunch keeping of thenight watches freed theauthor for this extra-muralopus, Ian Fleming, April1953'on thefront freeendpaper; oneof 4,728 copies printed, of which ‘amaximumof 3,000 copies were first issue'(Gilbert) A superb association copy, inscribed byFleming in the month of publication to Ion Smeaton Munro (1883-1970), his night editor at KemsleyNewspapers (owner of theSundayTimes) and asoldier-adventurer much in themould of Bond himself.Fleming joined KemsleyNewspapers as foreign manager after demobilisation in 1945 with responsibilityfor managing thegroup's worldwidenetwork of correspondents, negotiating a generous contract which allowed himthreemonths'holidayayear, which he spent at his Jamaican retreat, Goldeneye, affording himthescopeto develop his writing career Munro, ajournalist and decorated armyofficer of Scottish origin, joined thecompanyaround thesametimeas Fleming and left in August 1953 ‘After serving with aterritorialunit during theFirst World War in France, Gallipoliand Egypt heembarked on his career in journalism From theposition of sub-editor at theGlasgow Herald hemoved to theforeign staff at theMorning Post in 1922 Hewas their Romecorrespondent until this newspaper merged with theDailyTelegraph in 1937, when hemoved to theDailyMail Stillin Rome, hewas appointed press attachéat theBritish embassyin 1938 and then, on Italy’s declaration of war, hewas posted as head of theItalian section at theMinistryof Information Herejoined the armyin 1941 and served on Wavell’s staff in India. When theinvasion of Italywas being prepared heflew to North Africa, later entering Romewith theliberating armyin June1944. Hewas achief press officer during the Italian campaign, and when demobilised hebecamepress liaison officer in theForeign Officeconferencedepartment speciallyconcerned with UN affairs in London. In the1946 New Year honours list Lieutenant-Colonel Munro was awarded theOBE (Military) for “gallant and distinguished service in Italy”’ (Duncan Beaton, ‘TheNotableDescendants of John Munro’, in A. O. M Clark, ed , TheKist:TheMagazineof theNaturalHistory&Antiquarian Societyof Mid-Argyll, no. 45 (Spring 1993), pp. 6-7).Ion Smeaton Munro wrotetwo books on his Italian experiences, Through Fascismto World Power:A Historyof theRevolution in Italy(1933), and Beyond theAlps (1934);healso wroteYouth of Yesteryear:Campaigns, Battles, Serviceand Exploits of theGlasgow Territorials in theLast Great War (1939), and coedited TheSeventeenth Highland Light Infantry:Record of War Service 1914-1918 (1920) A copyof aletter of thanks written byFleming to Munro on Munro's departurefromKemsleyNewspapers is included with thelot Another first edition of Casino Royale, inscribed ‘To Ian Munro fromthe author'is known, having been sold at Christie's New York (29th June 2005) with therecipient erroneouslyidentified in thecataloguedescription as 'acolleagueof Fleming's at theKemsleyNews':Ian was in fact theson of Ion Smeaton Munro, though thecopyitself is unknown to theMunro family

Lot 281

LeCarré, John [David Cornwell]

Callfor theDead

London:Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1961 First edition, first impression, 8vo, halftitle, originalred cloth gilt, yellow dust jacket with 13/6 net priceto theupper flap, dust jacket torn to spinewith someloss and someveryslight soiling, fore-edges toned

Estimate:£ 2,500 -£ 3,500

Footnote:

Theauthor's first novel

Lot 282

Fraser, GeorgeMacDonald

Completeset of theFlashman novels, inscribed in everyvolume London:Herbert Jenkins [Barrie&Jenkins;Collins;Collins Harvill; HarperCollinsPublishers], 1969-2005. 12 works, allfirst editions, first impressions, 8vo, originalboards, dust jackets, inscribed bytheauthor to Edwin Moore, (editor at Collins, later HarperCollins) on thetitle-pageof each volume, notableinscriptions including Flashman in theGreat Game('To Edwin, who, I suspect, was responsiblefor Flashy's appearancein Collins' Dictionaryof Quotations'- with thanks &salaams fromGeorgeMacDonald Fraser') and Flashman's Lady('For Edwin Moore, with everygood wish from his friend &fellow-Thistlesupporter, GeorgeMacDonald Fraser’), 3 works (RoyalFlash, Flashman's Ladyand Flashman and theAngelof theLord) each with laid-in compliments slip additionallyinscribed bytheauthor (that in Flashman's Ladyreading 'Willkeep an eyeopen for BarmyAunt Boomerang'), Flashman in theGreat Gamewith laid-in typed letter signed fromtheauthor ('What amagnificent Dictionary '), Flashman (ie thefirst instalment) dust jacket spinetoned, RoyalFlash and Flash for Freedom!dust jackets with alittlewear, 3 works ( Redskins, Dragon and TheAngel of theLord) each with bookseller or publisher ink-stamps and pencilled prices to bottomedgeof textblock, Redskins dust jacket priceclipped;Together with acopyof FiveClassic AdventureNovels (HarperCollinsPublishers, 1995), paperback, inscribed byGeorgeMacDonald Fraser ‘To Edwin, Congratulations on asplendid book’ and with alaid-in typed letter signed byFraser concerning thebook ('I'mproud to be associated with it, and do thank you for asking meto writetheintroduction, etc.'(13)

Estimate:£ 1,500 -£ 2,000

Provenance:

Therecipient Edwin Moorewas asenior non-fiction editor at Collins (subsequentlyHarperCollins) in Glasgow from1986 until2004 In 1995 he commissioned GeorgeMacDonald Fraser to writetheintroduction and author biographies for an omnibus edition of fiveadventurestories including King Solomon's Mines, ThePrisoner of Zenda(which was theinspiration for RoyalFlash), and TheLost World, acopyof which is included with thelot

Lot

283

Cunningham, A E (editor)

Patrick O'Brian:CriticalAppreciations and aBibliography

London:TheBritish Library, 1994. First edition, oneof 1,000 copies, this copyinscribed bytheauthor, ‘Edwin Moore, with thekindest of wishes from Patrick O’Brian'on thetitle-page(with theauthor's printed namecrossed through), and with his autograph correction ‘nonsense:agoshawk’ to the printed caption ‘Patrick O'Brian with peregrinefalcon'on thephotographic platefacing p 112, 8vo, originalbluecloth, colour photographic frontispiece, slipcase(afew trivialmarks to slipcaseand frontispiece)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Therecipient Edwin Moorewas asenior editor at Collins (subsequently HarperCollins) in Glasgow from1986 until2004 Hefirst wroteto Patrick O’Brian in 1992 to solicit aprefacefor anew edition of JaneAusten’s Mansfield Park, and corresponded with himuntilafew months beforehis (O'Brian's) death in 2000

Lot 284

Bunting, Basil Briggflatts

London:FulcrumPress, 1966 First edition, oneof 100 copies in cloth (from thetotaledition of 500, of which 26 werespeciallybound and lettered A-Z, and therest bound in wrappers), this copyinscribed bytheauthor on the front freeendpaper ‘For David Barnet, BasilBunting’, 4to, originalblack cloth, spinelettered in gilt, titlepagein red and black with medieval-styletext and decorativeborder, theborder repeated together with rubricated initial on 5 pages of text, 2 full-pagepointilléillustrations in red, dust jacket. Pale mottling to rear board, endpapers slightlyspotted, endpapers, half-titleand colophon leaf with faint rectangular stains in foremargins, offsetting from decorativeborder on title-page, alittlespotting elsewhere, dust jacket sunned along spineand top edgeof each panel

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

Bunting's masterpiecehas been described as ‘auniqueachievement of English modernism, providing alink with theworld of high modernismwhich had been lacking in British poetry’ (ODNB)

Lot 285

Rowling, J K, and others

OneCity

Alexander McCallSmith, Ian Rankin, IrvineWelsh With an Introduction byJ K. Rowling. Foreword byRt. Hon. LesleyHinds. Edinburgh:Polygon, in support of theOnecityTrust, 2005 First edition, deluxeissue, oneof 150 numbered copies signed byJ. K. Rowling and all3 contributors on theinitial blank, 8vo, originalorangecloth lettered in whiteand with silhouetteof the Edinburgh skylinein dark blue, originalslipcase, alittlerubbing to silhouette design

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Lot

286

Kafka, Franz

TheMetamorphosis

London:TheParton Press, 1937 First edition in English, 8vo, original publisher's greypaper boards backed with bluecloth, printed paper labelto upper board, originalglassinewrapper with 3/6 net priceprinted on flap, tears and someloss to upper and lower parts of thewrapper, spinealittle toned at top and base, someverylight and minor marking (dampstaining?) to inner margins

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thewriter OliviaManning byrepute

Lot 287

Stevenson, Robert Louis

StrangeCaseof Dr Jekylland Mr Hyde

London:Longmans, Green, and Co , 1886 First UKedition, 8vo, [8] 141 pp , originalwrappers printed in blueand red (dated corrected byhand from 1885 to 1886, indicating first issue), advertisement leaf to rear, rebacked, wrappers spotted and with afew shallow nicks and chips to edges, housed in acustomquarter calf solander box

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 288

Wilde, Oscar

Lord Arthur Savile's Crimeand Other Stories

First edition, oneof 1,500 copies (in addition to 500 for America), 8vo, [7] 4168 pp., originalsalmon-pink pictorialboards designed byCharles Ricketts, spinerolled and darkened, alittlewear to spine-ends and to sections of joints, covers slightlysoiled, front board with slight loss to corners and small section of loss to foreedge, title-pageand finalpagebrowned [Mason 345]

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 289

Faulks, Sebastian

Collection of signed first editions

Allfirst impressions, 8vo, originalboards, with thedust jackets, signed by Faulks on thetitle-pageunless otherwisestated:A Trick of theLight, 1984;A Fool's Alphabet, 1992;Birdsong, 1993, spineslightlyrolled, palemarks to rear board;TheFatalEnglishman, 1996;CharlotteGray, 1998, afew marks to covers;On Green Dolphin Street, 2000, textblock toned;Human Traces, 2005, 2 copies, onefromthesigned limited issueof 1000 copies signed by Faulks on thelimitation page(originalboards, slipcase, unopened in original shrinkwrap), theother fromthetradeissue;Pistache, 2006;Engleby, 2007, 2 copies, onefromthesigned limited issueof 1500 copies signed byFaulks on thelimitation page(originalgilt-decorated boards, slipcase, no dust jacket, as issued), theother fromthetradeissue;A Week in December, 2009;and 3 others, unsigned (15)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 290

Koestler, Arthur

Group of inscribed copies fromtheDanubeEdition of theworks TheGladiators;Arrivaland Departure;Thieves in theNight;Dialoguewith Death;TheYogiand theCommissar;TheLotus and theRobot London: Hutchinson, 1965-6. 6 works, 8vo, originalblack cloth, with thedust jackets, each volumeinscribed bytheauthor 'To SteviefromArthur in red ink'either on thetitle-page, half-titleor dedication leaf (6)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Footnote:

Therecipient is believed to beMargaret Helen Stephens (1902-1993), known as ‘Stevie’ Stephens worked for, and eventuallyin partnership with, the literaryagent A. D. Peters (1892-1973), assembling an extraordinaryclient list of mid-centurytalent including Evelyn and Alec Waugh, V S Pritchett, C S. Forester, RebeccaWest, NancyMitford and Arthur Koestler. Michael Sissons, Peters'successor, recalled in his obituaryof Stephens that 'she was particularlycloseto Koestler, surviving his periodic bursts of anger and legendarybites fromhis dog, to takefrequent and innocent holidays with himand his wives'(Independent, 24th February1993) In the1980s thefirm merged with Fraser and Dunlop to becomePeters Fraser Dunlop, which still thrives today

Lot 291

[Mitchell, J Leslie] Lewis Grassic Gibbon

[A Scots Quair]

Sunset Song;Cloud Howe;GreyGranite London:Jarrolds, 1932-3-4 3 works, first editions, first impressions, 8vo, originalblack cloth, map endpapers, Cloud Howewith second-impression dust jacket, GreyGranite with first-impression dust jacket, Sunset Song with facsimiledust jacket. Spines rolled, Sunset Song with afew palemarks to covers, bumping to extremities causing strip of cockling to each cover, Cloud Howewith fraying to head of spine, cracking to joints, covers rubbed, wear to tips, spotting to edges, endpapers and half-title, faint spotting to title-page, dust jacket with tears, losses and repairs, GreyGranitesomewhat rubbed, ownership inscription to half-title, dust jacket faded, spinetoned, afew shallow chips (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 292

Pullman, Philip

TheBelleSauvage[and:] TheSecret Commonwealth Oxford:David Fickling Books, 2017-19. First editions, deluxeissues, each oneof 5000 numbered copies signed bytheauthor, 8vo, originalblueand red cloth decorated in gilt, matching cloth slipcases;Follett, Ken. [The Kingsbridgeseries:] ThePillars of theEarth;World Without End;A Column of Fire;TheEvening and theMorning. London:Macmillan, 2008-7-17-23. 4 works, TPOTE adeluxeedition, oneof 1,000 copies signed bytheauthor, remaining titles first editions, first impressions, allsigned bytheauthor (TEATMsigned on bookplate, theothers signed direct), all8vo original boards, dust jackets, ThePillars of theEarth with slipcase;and 5 others, including oneother byFollett (signed), and 4 by'Pittacus Lore'(3 signed) (11)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

293

Collection of Literature

19th and 20th-centurypublications

Kipling, Rudyard. London:Macmillan &Co. Limited, 1904-1937. Red cloth binding faded in places, edges and corners rubbed, somewith ink inscriptions/bookplates, somedust-staining:Traffics and Discoveries, 1904; Plain Tales fromtheHills, 1904 and 1912;Puck of Pook’s Hill, 1906;The Second JungleBook, 1910;Life’s Handicap, 1913;A Diversityof Creatures, 1917;Kim, 1920;ManyInventions, 1920;Debits and Credits, 1926;Limits and Renewals, 1932;Actions and Reactions, 1936;Something of Myself, 1937;Lewis, Wyndham Self Condemned London:Methuen &Co Ltd , 1954. First edition, 8vo, nicks to corners and spineof dustjacket;Stevenson, Robert Louis Island Nights’ Entertainments London:Cassell&Company, 1893 First UKedition, 8vo, owner’s plateto freeendpaper, bluemoroccograin cloth rubbed, head and tailof spineworn;Gray, Thomas Poems London:Privatepress, 1937 Printed for Eton College, 4to, originalJapanese vellumboards with gilt embossed schoolcoat of arms, somedust staining;Palinurus [CyrilConnolly] TheUnquiet Grave:A Word Cycle London:Hamish Hamilton, 1946. 8vo, afew areas of loss to dustjacket, owner’s plateto pastedown endpaper;Cobbett, William RuralRides, volumes I and II. London:Reeves and Turner, 1885. 8vo, ink inscriptions to half-titlepageof each, edges bumped;Miller, Hugh MySchools and Schoolmasters. Edinburgh:W.P. Nimmo, Hay, &Mitchell[n.d]. Originalgreen cloth boards fair, foxing to fore-edgeand intermittentlywithin;Thackeray, WilliamMakepeace. TheCompleteWorks. London:Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1901-9 Red cloth boxed set of 14 volumes, box sun damaged, books in good condition:Men’s Wives, 1901;VanityFair, 1905;TheVirginians, 1905;Contributions to Punch Etc., 1905;CatherineLovelltheWidower, 1906;Philip, 1906;TheHistoryof Pendennis, 1906;Burlesques Etc , 1904; BarryLyndon Etc., 1906;Book of Snobs Etc., 1906, Esmond, 1905;The Paris Sketch Book Etc , 1906;Essays, Reviews Etc , 1906;TheNewcomes, 1909;Bennett, Charles H. [illustrator]. TheFables of Aesop. London:W. Kent &Co , 1857 4to, librarybinding and plate, somefoxing;Galsworthy, John Four ForsyteStories. New York:TheFountain Press, 1929. Limited edition signed bytheauthor, 762 of 896, good condition;Cleland, John FannyHill London:Luxor Press, 1963. 4to, half-titlepageand freeendpaper duststained, upper edgeof dust jacket rubbed;MacNeice, Louis Collected Poems, 1925-1948 London:Faber and Faber, 1951 8vo, taper repairs to upper edgeof dust jacket;Thomas, Dylan. Collected Poems, 1934-1952. London:J M Dent &Sons, 1957 12th impression;Balzac [translated to English] and GustaveDoré[illustrator]. DrollStories Collected fromThe Abbeys of Touraine London:John Camden Hotten, [n d, after 1874] 8vo, illustrated red cloth boards;Joyce, James. Stephen Hero. New York:James Laughlin, 1944;Borrow, George Lavengro, TheScholar, TheGypsyand The Priest. London:TheGreshamPublishing Co., [n.d]. 8vo, decorativeblue cloth boards bumped;[Lockhart, John Gilbert] Peter’s Letters to His Kinfolk, Edinburgh:WilliamBlackwood, 1819. Second edition, 8vo, contemporary half calf binding, 3 volumes;Grass, Günter and Ralph Manheim[translator] Cat and Mouse London:Secker &Warburg, 1963 First English edition;Antonini, Annibal DictionnaireFrancois, Latin et Italien Lyon:Pierre Duplain, 1770 Second edition, 4to, contemporarycalf;Mardrus, J C and Powys Mather [translator]. TheBook of theThousand Nights and OneNight. London:BibliophileBooks, 1982 4 volumes;[gardening] Hooper’s Gardening Guide. London:H.M. Pollett, [n.d., circa1880s]. 2nd edition, red cloth boards with gilt title, edges and corners bumped;Walford, E The CountyFamilies of theUnited Kingdom. London:Robert Hardwicke, 1871. 8vo, red decorativecloth worn (40)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

294

Wodehouse, P G

Collection of 46 books

London:Herbert Jenkins Limited, [n.d]:TheClicking of Cuthbert, [first printing];FullMoon, [first printing];UncleDynamite, [first printing];Spring Fever, [first printing];Moneyin theBank, [first printing];Joyin theMorning [first printing];HeavyWeather, [second printing];TheHeart of aGoof, [eighth printing];If I WereYou, [eighth printing];Leaveit to Psmith, [eighth printing];Moneyfor Nothing, [ninth printing];JilltheWreckless, [tenth printing];TheAdventures of Sally, [eleventh printing];LoveAmong the Chickens, [twelfth printing];Indiscretions of Archie, [thirteenth printing];A Gentleman of Leisure, [fourteenth printing];TheComing of Bill, [seventeenth printing];Nothing Serious, [second impression];Hot Water [sixth printing, dustjacket];PiccadillyJim;TheAutograph Editions London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd Allwith dustjacket:A Damselin Distress, 1956;TheClicking of Cuthbert, 1956;TheGirlon theBoat, 1956;Eggs, Beans and Crumpets, 1963;Ring for Jeeves, 1963;Louder and Funnier, 1963;And:BilltheConqueror. London:Methuen &Co Ltd , [1927?];TheMan with Two Left Feet and Other Stories. London:Methuen &Co. Ltd., 1934:Enter Psmith. London:A. &C Black, 1935 [reprint];Something Fresh London:Methuen &Co Ltd , 1934;Mulliner Omnibus. Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1935;Psmith in theCity. London:A &C Black, 1950 Dustjacket;TheOld Reliable London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd., 1951;Doctor Sally. London:Herbert Jenkins, 1952. Dustjacket; Pigs HaveWings London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd , 1952;Something Fishy London:Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1957;Quick Service. London:Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1953;Mikeat Wrykyn London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd , 1953; UncleFred in theSpringtime Harmondsworth:Penguin Books, 1954; French Leave. London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd., 1955;Over Seventy. London: Herbert Jenkins Ltd , 1957;TheMating Season Harmondsworth:Penguin Books, 1958;CocktailTime. Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1958;Icein the Bedroom London:Herbert Jenkins Ltd , 1961;Servicewith aSmile London: Herbert Jenkins Limited, 1962 Companyfor Henry. London:Herbert Jenkins, 1967 Dustjacket (46)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Collection of works including limited editions and inscribed copies, late19th and early-20th century Yeats, W B TheSecret Rose With Illustrations byJ B Yeats London: Lawrence&Bullen, Limited, 1897. First edition, 8vo, originalbluecloth decorated in gilt, 7 halftoneplates including frontispiece, spine-ends slightly frayed;Powys, John Cowper. Poems. London:WilliamRider &Son, Limited, 1899 First edition, 8vo, originaljapon decorated in gilt, inscribed bythe author ‘A Bunston, fromJ.C.P.’ on thefront freeendpaper, bookplateof the recipient AnnadeBaryto front pastedown, titleof poem‘To‘ on p 97 with ’Anna'added in pencil, errataslip, spinetoned and with wear to head;Valéry, Paul Eupalinos or theArchitect London:Oxford UniversityPress, 1932 First edition in English, signed limited issue, oneof 250 copies signed by Valéry, 8vo, originalwhitecloth lettered and decorated in gilt, with the originalglassinedust jacket with integralcard flaps, jacket in fragments;Meynell, Alice. Collected Poems. London:Burns &Oates Ltd, 1913 First edition, 8vo, originalcloth, frontispieceportrait, inscribed ‘To Anna, with thewriter's love, May1913'on front freeendpaper, bookplateof recipient AnnadeBarryto front pastedown, cloth sunned;Austen, Jane Prideand Prejudice. With aPrefacebyGeorgeSaintsburyand Illustrations byHugh Thomson London:GeorgeAllen, 1894 First Thomson-illustrated edition (the‘Peacock’ edition), 8vo, xxvii476 pp., originalpictorialcloth with peacock decoration gilt to front board, alledges gilt, half-title, frontispiece, slight damp-staining to gutter of quires T-U, pp. 465/6 loosening, large section of spinedetached and laid in, crudetape-repair;Cornford, Frances Mountains and Molehills Illustrated with Woodcuts byGwen Raverat Cambridge:UniversityPress, 1934. First edition, 8vo, originalcloth, dust jacket;and 19 others including MediciSociety, Rubaiyat, 1913 (oneof 1000 copies), 4 works byAnnadeBary(2 inscribed), WilliamStrang (illustrator), ParadiseLost byJohn Milton, London:GeorgeRoutledgeand Sons, 1905, Ignatius Donnelly, Atlantis:TheAntediluvian World, New York, 1882 (first edition, originalcloth) (25)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 296

Poetry

60 signed or inscribed copies of works byvarious 20th- and 21st-century poets Including:Stephen Spender, Selected Poems, 1964, first US edition, inscribed ‘To Margot, with loveand thanks, Stephen and Natasha’, the recipient identified in apencilled noteas Margot Heinemann;Simon Armitage, 13 works, allsigned;CarolAnn Duffy, 7 works including TheWorld's Wife, all signed;and 45 others including Daljit Nalgra, John Burnside, David Harsent, GeorgeSzirtes, Ruth Padel, Norman MacCaig, and others, allsigned or inscribed;Together with 4 works illustrated byAnthonyBrowne(1946-), each with asigned originalpen-and-ink drawing of agorillaor achimpanzee (King Kong, 1993;Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 1988;LittleBeauty, 2008;Willyand Hugh, 1991);and 7 works byRaymond Briggs including first editions of Fungus theBogeyman, TheSnowman and When theWind Blows (approximately70)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 297

Verne, Jules

Dropped fromtheClouds [and:] TheSecret of theIsland

Translated fromtheFrench byW H G Kingston London:Sampson Low, 1875 Volumes 1 and 3 in TheMysterious Island trilogy, first editions in English in book form, 8vo, originalblueand red pictorialcloth gilt over bevelled boards, alledges gilt, viii310, viii299 pp , Dropped fromtheClouds with 50 wood-engraved plates including frontispiece, half-title, 40 pp. advertisements, TheSecret of theIsland with 51 wood-engraved including frontispiece, iv40 pp. advertisements, both works slightlyrubbed, spines rolled, Dropped fromtheClouds with occasionalfinger-soiling, schoolprize plateto front pastedown, rear inner hingecracked, light adhesiveresidueto rear pastedown, platefacing p 132 looseat head, TheSecret of theIsland with smallpuncture-mark to spine, platefacing p 132 looseand spotted, plates facing pp 84 and 222 loosening at head or foot (2)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 298

Kelmscott Press

Child Christopher and Goldilind theFair Hammersmith:Kelmscott Press, 1895. First edition, oneof 600 copies on paper, 2 volumes, 16mo, [5] 2-256, [2] 239 pp , originalholland-backed boards, opening spread with elaboratewoodcut floralborders and title, woodcut initials throughout, headings and shoulder-notes in red, erratum slip tipped in at rear of volume1, spines slightlyrolled and lacking labels, a few light marks to boards (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 299

Gregynog Press

Caniadau gan W. J. Gruffydd Newtown:Gwasg Gregynog, 1932 Oneof an unstated numbered of deluxe copies fromthetotaledition of 400, 4to, viii101 [2] pp., originaldark red crushed morocco over bevelled boards byGeorgeFisher, decorated to a design byBlair Hughes-Stanton comprising two broad bands of parallelgilt fillets to spineand covers, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, rear turn-in giltstamped ‘Blair Hughes-Stanton, Gregynog Press Bindery, GeorgeFisher’, front pastedown with bespokeprinted dedication (in Welsh) to LadyClwyd fromtheNorth Wales Women's TemperanceUnion, headings and initials printed in red, 4 wood-engravings byBlair Hughes-Stanton

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 300

Gregynog Press

TheLifeof Saint David Newtown:Gregynog Press, 1927. Oneof 175 copies, 4to, [2] 41 [2] pp., originalvellum, spinelettered in gilt, title-pageprinted in blueand black with wood-engraved vignette, 25 hand-coloured wood-engraved vignettes, chapter-headings printed in blue, initials printed in red, pilcrows added by hand in red ink, card slipcasewith printed labelin red and white, veryfaint mark to foot of title-page, slipcasetoned on spineand extremities and with smallmark to front panel

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Lot 301

Gregynog Press

5 limited editions

Newtown:Gregynog Press, 1925-40. Comprising:Psalmau Dafydd yn ol WilliamMorgan, 1588, 1929 Oneof 225 copies, 4to, originalorangequarter morocco, patterned paper sides, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, decorativetitlepageprinted in red and black, initials printed in red and blue, severalwith foliateflourishes;Gweledigaethau yBardd Cwsc. Ellis Wynne. Visions of theSleeping Bard Translated byT Gwynn Jones, 1940 Oneof 175 copies, 4to, originalred quarter morocco, spinelettered and decorated in gilt, red cloth sides printed with geometric pattern in gilt, bevelled edges, foreand bottomedges of textblock untrimmed, wood-engraved frontispiece byBlair Hughes-Stanton, spotting to edges of textblock;Llyfr yPregeth-wr [TheBook of Ecclesiastes], 1927 Oneof 250 copies, 4to, originallimp blue buckram, headings, side-notes and publisher's deviceto colophon allprinted in red, wood-engraved title-deviceand platebyDavid Jones, partly unopened, spinesunned, 2 limited editions prints after David Jones laid in (each ‘oneof an edition of sixtyimpressions printed fromtheoriginalblock byAlan Bultitudefor theGillian Jason Gallerybypermission of theDavid Jones Estate, 1989’);Caneuon Ceiriog Detholiad, 1925 Oneof 400 copies, 4to, originalholland-backed patterned paper boards, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, woodcut frontispieceand pictorialhead- and tailpieces, initials printed in red, spine-labelbrowned, rubbing to extremities, tips slightly bumped and worn;TheMisfortunes of Elphin byThomas LovePeacock, 1928. Oneof 250 copies, 8vo, originalcloth, wood-engraved illustrations in text, spineslightlytoned and marked (5)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 302

Gregynog Press

Eros and Psyche

A Poemin XII Measures byRobert Bridges:with Wood-Cuts fromDesigns byEdward Burne-Jones. Newtown:Gregynog Press, 1933. Oneof 300 copies, 4to, [8] 141 [2], originalcreampigskin lettered and decorated in gilt, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, woodcut title-pagevignette, 2 full-page illustrations, and vignettes throughout thetext, severalinitialwords printed in green, keywords and headings in red, creamcloth slipcasewith printed label, covers and slipcaseslightlymarked, afew spots to title-pageand to pp 84-7

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 303

[ValePress]

Daphnis and Chloe

A most Sweet and Pleasant PastoralRomancefor Young Ladies, doneinto English byGeo. Thornley, Gent. London:BallantynePress, sold byElkin Mathews and John Lane, 1893 First edition, oneof 210 copies, 4to, [2] 106 [2] pp., originalgreen cloth, titleand ‘TheVale'gilt to spine, foreand bottom edges untrimmed, woodcut initials and illustrations throughout, from designs byCharles Ricketts and Charles Shannon and engraved byRicketts, cloth slightlyrubbed and marked, faint offsetting fromwoodcuts

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Footnote:

An earlycollaboration between Charles Shannon and Charles Ricketts, predating theofficialfounding of theValePress, in 1896, but lettered ‘TheVale’ on thebinding. Thework was preceded bythepair's work for their magazineTheDial(1889-97) and their illustrations for A Houseof Pomegranates byOscar Wilde(1891).

304

Tern Press

Collection of limited editions

Market Drayton, Shropshire, 1975-2000. Comprising:Bardsey. A Fortnight's Journaltranslated fromtheOriginalWelsh bytheAuthor R Gerallt Jones Printed byNicholas Parry, 1976. Oneof 50 copies signed byboth author and illustrator, 4to, originalquarter morocco;Winter Translated fromEarly Welsh byBillyGriffiths, 2000. Oneof 45 copies signed bytheprinter, originalblack quarter morocco, cork-collageboards;Randolph Ellis The Disasters of War. Prints, Nicholas Parry, 1975. 2 copies, each oneof 50 copies signed byboth author and illustrator, 4to, onecopyin originalblack morocco with greymorocco labelto front cover, bookseller catalogues and correspondencelaid in, onecopyin originalblack calf with incised decoration and gilt titledirect to front cover;Beowulf Translated byJohn Potter, 1984 Oneof 300 copies signed byboth translator and printer, 8vo, original quarter suede, cork-covered boards;ThePoets of thePrinces Volume1 Guto'r Glyn. Edited and translated byR. Gerallt Jones, 1976. Oneof 100 copies signed byboth printer and translator, large8vo, originalcloth-backed cork-covered boards, spinesunned;TheRuin. Edited and translated byJohn Porter Woodprints byNicholas Parry, 1977 Oneof 100 copies signed by theprinter, small4to, originalblack morocco-backed cork-covered boards;TheWitness Selected Poems byMiklos Radnoti Translated fromthe Hungarian byThomas Orszag-Land. Woodcuts byNicholas Parry, 1977. Oneof 90 copies signed byboth translator and illustrator/printer;Verses fromthePsalms Book I, Engravings byNicholas Parry, 1983. Oneof 175 copies signed bytheillustrator/printer, small4to, originalsheep-backed printed boards, spinesunned;Verses fromthePsalms Book II, Engravings byNicholas Parry, 1986. Oneof 175 copies signed bytheillustrator/printer, small4to, originalcloth-backed printed boards;TheChineseLion byMary Webb, 1989. Oneof 100 copies signed bytheprinter, originaldecorative boards;Susan Summers, A Crown of Flowers, Illustrated byMaryParry, 1997. Oneof 150 copies signed bytheprinters, this copyadditionally inscribed bytheauthor/illustrator, smalloblong 4to, originalprinted cloth;Semper Dowlant semper dolens, 1983. Oneof 175 copies signed by theprinter, small4to, originaldecorativeboards;TheWater Colley Richard Jefferies, [no date]. Oneof 90 copies signed bytheprinter, small4to, originaldecorativeboards (14)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 305

Privatepress

Collection of limited editions byVale, Nonesuch and other presses [ValePress]. TheLifeof Benvenuto Cellini. Translated fromtheItalian by John Addington Symonds London:printed at theBallantynePress, sold by Hacon and Ricketts, 1900. Oneof 300 copies, 2 volumes, folio, original holland-backed boards, printed labels to spines and front covers, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, foliatewoodcut initialand border designed by Charles Ricketts, bookplates, spine-labels browned and cracked, damp-stain to spineof volume1, afew spots to outer leaves, occasionalspotting to margins;ValePress MarySchweidler, theAmber Witch TheMost Interesting Trialfor Witchcraft ever known … Translated fromtheGerman byLadyDuff Gordon London:printed at theBallantynePress, sold by Hacon &Ricketts, theValePress, 1903 Oneof 300 copies, folio, original holland-backed boards, printed labels to spineand front board, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, spineworn and stained, book-labelof Campbell Dodgson to front pastedown;ShakespeareHead Press. TheShakespeare Head Press Booklets No I [-VI] Stratford-on-Avon:ShakespeareHead Press, 1906. 6 works in 1 volume, first 2 works stated second edition, 16mo, contemporarysheep (probablyoriginal), rubbed in places;Nonesuch Press. TheTemple. Sacred Poems and PrivateEjaculations. Nonesuch Press, 1927 2 copies, each oneof 1500, large8vo, originalpatterned cloth, one copywith dust jacket (chipped);Nonesuch Press. X Sermons preached by that LateLearned and Rev DivineJohn Donne London:Nonesuch Press, 1923. Folio, originalholland-backed boards, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, covers slightlymarked;Beaumont Press Madrigals and Chronicles , being newlyfound Poems written byJohn Clare Edited with a Prefaceand CommentarybyEdmund Blunden. London:Beaumont Press, 1924 Oneof 310 copies on hand-madepaper, 8vo, originalcloth-backed patterned boards;and 7 others, mainlyNonesuch Press (15)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 306

Whittington Press

Two extra-limited editions

TheWood-Engravings of GwendaMorgan With an Introduction byJohn Randle. Andoversford:Whittington Press, 1985. Number IX of 35 copies speciallybound, signed bytheartist and including an additionalsuiteof prints, 4to, originalorangequarter goatskin, marbled paper boards, tippedin wood-engraved frontispiece, 15 wood-engravings loosein marbled portfolio as issued, originalslipcase(with afew trivialmarks);Diaryof an AppleTree. MiriamMacgregor. Risbury:Whittington Press, 1997. Number IV of 20 copies speciallybound, signed bytheartist and including an additional suiteof prints, oblong 4to, originalmaroon goatskin with multicoloured goatskin inlays, top edgegilt, suededoublures, 13 wood-engravings (onein colour), allsigned bytheartist in penciland housed loosein thick card portfolio as issued, originalorangecloth solander box with goatskin spinelabel(2)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

TheWood-Engravings of GwendaMorgan was printed in an edition of 335 copies (300 standard and 35 specialcopies), and Diaryof an AppleTree comprised in an edition of 385 copies (300 standard copies in printed boards, 65 in quarter leather with aset of prints, and 20 specialcopies)

Lot 307

Whittington Press

Britten's Aldeburgh

[By] John Craig. Risbury:Whittington Press, 1997. Number IX of 28 deluxe copies bound byJames Brockman to adesign byBrockman and theartist, signed bytheartist on thelimitation pageand including asuiteof engravings also signed bytheartist, folio, originalhalf blue-green goatskin lettered in silver, concavespine, paper boards printed with seascapedesign beneath covering of transparent vellum, silver edges, wood-engraved illustrations throughout thetext, 3 tipped-in folding linocut plates, 2 tipped-in folding wood-engraved plates, 11 additionalwood-engraved plates (onein colour) each signed and dated bytheartist in pencilloosein printed portfolio as issued, thebook and portfolio both housed in originalfleece-lined yellow buckramcasewith morocco spine-label, word-processed description of the binding byJames Brockman laid in Casewith alittlefoxing along joints and foot of front cover

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

Themost exclusiveof thethreeformats making up theentireedition of 440 copies:therewerealso 352 copies in half buckram, and 60 copies in half goatskin with aportfolio of theselection of theengravings

Lot 308

Whittington Press

TheMirror and theEye

Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, translated byIftikhar Azmiand illustrated by Richard Kennedy Andoversford:Whittington Press, 1984 Number IV of 20 speciallybound copies, signed bythetranslator and illustrator, with the illustrations hand-coloured and including oneof theoriginalline-blocks, folio, originalorangeNigerian goatskin lettered and decorated in gilt, decorative marbled endpapers, hand-coloured illustrations throughout (manyfullpage), originalmetalline-block depicting two jugs laid into bespokevelvetlined cloth chemiseas issued, thebook and chemisehoused together in originalcloth solander box with orangegoatskin spine-label(labelscuffed;a hint of sunning along edges of box's front panel)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

Therewereadditionally100 standard copies bound in quarter vellum, and six copies in adeluxeonlaybinding also with hand-coloured illustrations and including an originalline-block.

Lot 309

Whittington

Press

TheLocks of theOxford Canal

A JourneyfromOxford to Coventry With FiftyWood-Engravings byJohn Craig Andoversford:Whittington Press, 1984 Number XI of 43 copies speciallybound, signed bytheartist and including asuiteof proof engravings, 4to, originalNigerian goatskin with inlaid roundelto front board, wood-engraved vignettes throughout thetext, folding plateprinted on blue paper, with 12 wood-engraved proofs on Japanesepaper, each signed and dated bytheartist in penciland annotated ‘AP’ (artist's proof) in pencilat foot, looseas issued in brown cloth portfolio, thebook and portfolio housed together in originalbrown cloth slipcasewith printed paper onlays to sides Binding slightlyrubbed and with afew smallflecks

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

TheLocks of theOxford Canalwas printed in atotaledition of 350 copies (300 bound in cloth, 43 in Nigerian goatskin with proof engravings, as here, and seven copies bound bytheartist with acompleteset of proofs)

310

Whittington Press

3 extra-limited editions and 7 limited editions

Cornwall An Interior Vision Copper-Engravings and Texts byBrian Hanscomb, 1992 Number XXX of 35 specialcopies with an extrasuiteof engravings, folio, originalwrappers, stab-stitched and printed on doubled leaves in theJapanesestyle, 8 copper-engravings each signed bytheartist in pencil, together with asuiteof 8 proof engravings each signed bythe artist and marked ‘A/P’ (artist's proof) in pencil, looseas issued in bluethick card portfolio, thebook and portfolio housed together in original slipcase;On theMorning of Christ's Nativity Milton's Hymn, with Illustrations byWilliamBlake, 1981. Number IV of 25 copies speciallybound and containing an additionalsuiteof illustrations (fromthetotaledition of 325), large4to, originaldark green goatskin, 6 tipped-in colour plates, with 6 duplicates loosein marbled card portfolio as issued, thebook and portfolio hosed together in originalblack cloth solander box (box slightlymarked and with ahint of palemottling in places);Further Interiors. Wood-Engravings by Howard Phipps, 1992 Number LXV of 65 copies signed bytheartist, speciallybound and containing an extrasuiteof prints, 4to, originalsilkcovered boards, stab-stitched and printed on doubled leaves in the Japanesestyle, suiteof 15 duplicatewood-engraved plates (each signed by theartist in pencil) looseas issued in black thick card portfolio, thebook and portfolio housed together in originalslipcase;TheGarden of theNight. Twenty-Six SufiPoems translated byIftikhar Azmiwith Illustrations by Richard Kennedy, 1979. Oneof 200 copies signed bytranslator and artist (fromthetotaledition of 240), originalcloth-backed boards, slipcase (sunned);TheHunting of theSnark An Agony, in Eight Fits ByLewis Carroll. Illustrated byHarold Jones, 1975. Oneof 720 copies signed bythe artist (fromthetotaledition of 750), 4to, originalblack cloth gilt, slipcase;A Historyof theMarlborough CollegePress 1934-1984. Edited byRichard Russell, 1984 Oneof 180 copies (fromthetotaledition of 200), 4to, original cloth-backed patterned boards, 2 lithographic facsimilebroadsides loosein end-pocket as issued;Marlborough Town and Countryside, 1978 Oneof 410 copies signed byeditor and artist (fromthetotaledition of 420), 4to, originalcloth;C DayLewis Posthumous Poems, 1979 Oneof 225 copies signed bytheeditor (fromthetotaledition of 250), 4to, originalclothbacked patterned boards, slipcase(scuffs to front board and slipcase);Steps to theRiver Poems byRoland Gant with Eight WoodEngravings byHoward Phipps, 1995. Oneof 160 copies signed byauthor and artist (fromthetotaledition of 200), 4to, originalcloth-backed patterned boards;Poems for Alan Hancox, 1993. Oneof 300 copies (from thetotaledition of 350), 4to, originalcloth-backed patterned boards (10)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 311

French erotica

Collection of works illustrated byPaul-EmileBécat, in customerotic bindings Allbindings unless otherwisestated byJayneTandyof Williton Somerset, for Gordon P. Smith of Brampton, Cumbria, with enclosed paperwork, spines sunned Titles comprise:Laclos, Choderlos Les liaisons dangereuses Paris: Editions Athêna, [1949]. Oneof 890 copies on Rives BFK, 2 volumes, 4to, bound in 2000 in blue-green crushed morocco gilt, embossed designs to covers, moirésilk endpapers, edges untrimmed, 26 colour pochoir plates including additionalvignettetitle-pages and frontispieces, etched bookplates of Gordon P. Smith numbered and signed bytheartist in pencil, custom cloth slipcase;Boylesve, [René] Lepied fourchu Paris:Editions du Baniyan, 1959. Oneof 150 copies on Rives with an additionalsuiteof engravings, 4to, bound in 2008 in green crushed morocco gilt with design of anude woman to front cover, moirésilk endpapers, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 15 etched plates, suiteof 15 additionaletchings loosein custom green cloth chemise, customgreen cloth slipcase, ibid Les bains deBade Paris:Editions du Baniyan, 1958. Oneof 350 copies on Rives, 4to, bound in 2008 in green crushed morocco gilt with design of anudewoman to front cover, moirésilk endpapers, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 14 etched plates, customgreen cloth slipcase;Gautier, Théophile Fortunio ou

l'Eldorado Paris:GermaineRaoult, 1956 Oneof 265 copies on Rives, 4to, bound in 2008 in green crushed morocco gilt with design of anudewoman to front cover, moirésilk endpapers, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 14 etched plates including frontispiece, customgreen cloth slipcase;La Fontaine, Jean de Les Amours dePsychéet deCupidon Paris:Les Heures Claires, 1955. Oneof 500 copies on Rives, bound in 2008 in green crushed morocco gilt with design of anudewoman to front cover, moirésilk endpapers, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 15 etched plates including additionaltitle-page, frontispiece, and ‘planchesupplémentaire’;Brantôme, Pierrede. Laviedes dames galantes. Paris:Editions Athéna, 1948. Oneof 1449 copies on Rives BFK, 2 volumes, 4to, bound in 2001 in red crushed morocco gilt with design of anudewoman to covers, etched erotic colour bookplates of Gordon P. Smith signed and numbered bytheartist, custom red cloth slipcase;Verlaine, Paul Chansons pour Elleet Odes en son Honneur. Paris:Les Heures Claires, 1954. Oneof 359 copies on Rives, 4to, bound in 2002 in purplecrushed morocco gilt with erotic design to front cover, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, 7 etched plates including additionaltitle-pages and frontispiece, 11 half-pageetchings, custompurple cloth slipcase;Soulages, Gabriel. Lemalheureux petit voyage, ou La misérablefin deMadedeConflans, PrincessedelaMarsaille Paris:Editions du Baniyan, 1950. Oneof 150 copies on Renageteinté, 4to, bound in 2001 in pink crushed morocco gilt with design of anudewoman to front cover, foreand bottomedges untrimmed, colour frontispieceand plates, etched erotic colour bookplateof Gordon P. Smith numbered and signed bythe artist, customslipcase;Casanova, Jacques Mes amours àVenise Paris: GermaineRaoult, 1954. Oneof 300 copies on Rives, 4to, bound in 1999 by Philip N Brook in bluecrushed morocco gilt with printed pictorialonlay, 8 etched plates including frontispiece, 12 etched vignettes in text, proof etching on silk inset into card mount and bound in at front, etched erotic bookplateof Gordon P. Smith, customslipcase;Ovid. L'art d'aimer. Paris: Editions Athêna, 1952 Oneof 185 on Rives BFKwith asuiteof additional plates, 4to, bound in 1996 byPhilip N. Brook in hard-grain red morocco, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, 13 coloured etched plates, suiteof 13 uncoloured plates loosein custommarbled paper wallet, etched erotic bookplateof Gordon P Smith signed bytheartist Lynn PaulaRussell, customslipcaseTogether with 5 similar works (not illustrated byBécat):Dee McDonald's PurplePillow Book, London:Erotic Print Society, 2003 (small4to, bound in 2004 byJayneTandyin purplemorocco with gilt erotic design to covers, thework containing an articleon theerotic bookplates of Gordon P. Smith);Jules Romain (illustrator), Les sonnets luxurieux del'Arétin, 1904 (oneof 340 copies on vélin d'Arches, oblong 4to, green morocco byJayne Tandy, shagreen inlayto front cover, erotic design gilt to rear cover, slipcase);MichelSiméon (illustrator), Cécileou les rencontres amoureuses, [no date] (oneof 400 copies on vélin, yellow morocco byJayneTandygilt with erotic design, slipcase);SuzanneBallivet (illustrator), Les chansons de Bilitis, 1943 (oneof XX copies on vélin with asuiteof additionalillustrations in black and white, this copywith afurther suiteof illustrations in colour, green morocco byJayneTandygilt with erotic design);and 1 other (16)

Estimate:£ 1,000 -£ 1,500

Lot 312

Miró, Joan

Joan Miró, Lithographe

[Comprising:] I MichelLeiris, Repentirs et ajouts, 1970 Autour deJoan Miró 1947 Fernand Mourlot, Catalogueet Notices;II 1953-1963 Préfacede Raymond Queneau;III. 1964-1969. PréfacedeJoan Teixidor;IV 1969-1972. PréfacedeNicolas et ElenaCalas Paris:pour Maeght éditeur, A C Mazo et Cie[volume1];Maeght [volumes 2-4], 1972-81. First edition, 4 volumes, 4to, originalcreamcloth, 32 originalcolour lithographs (11, 11, 5 and 5), colour lithographic dust jackets (each with ‘lithographieoriginale’ printed to front flap), acetatedust jackets, volumes 1 and 3 each in originalcardboard slipcase, volumes 2-4 with originalwraparound band, volumelower fore corner of front board bumped, 1 card slipcasedamaged, volumes 2 and 4 acetatejacket spine-panels toned (not affecting printed jackets), volume2 acetatejacket chipped at foot of spine, that of volume4 with mild soiling to rear panel, volume4 wraparound band split (4)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 313

Chagall, Marc

[Dessins pour laBible]

Revueartistiqueet littéraire. Directeur:Tériade. Vol. VIII, Nos 33 et 34. Paris: Editions delarevueVerve, 1956 First edition, folio (35 5 x 26cm), original boards printed with lithographic design in colours byChagall, 16 lithographic plates in colours including frontispiece, 12 uncoloured lithographs, 105 heliogravures after Chagall's etchings, glassinedust jacket, ahint of peripheraltoning to spineand covers, short split to foot of front joint, front freeendpaper creased

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Footnote:

‘Cedoublenuméro deVerveest consacréàlareproduction intégraleen héliogravuredes 105 planches gravées àl’eau-fortepar Marc Chagall, entre 1930 et 1955, pour l'illustration delaBible L'artist acomposéspécialement pour leprésent ouvrage16 lithographieen coleurs et 12 en noir, ains quela couvertureet lapagedetitre'(printer's colophon)

Lot 314

Heinrich Vogtherr (1490-1556), Sebald Beham(1500-1550), and Jost Amman (1539-1591)

Sammelband of artist's pattern books, Germany, 16th century 4 works in 1 volume, 4to (16.5 x 12.5cm), early-18th-centuryBritish binding of calf-backed marbled boards, spinegilt in compartments, top compartment with heraldic crest of Clan Swinton (boar statant chained to a tree), second and third with contrasting red and green labels (titled ‘Beham’s Draughts'and dated 1538), engraved 18th-centurybookplateto front pastedown, 20th-centurybookplateof Robert and Helen Kimeto front freeendpaper (largelyearlier ownership inscription ending ‘Laing’) Contents comprise:1. Vogtherr, Heinrich. Ein Frembds und wunderbars kunstbüchlin allen Molern, Bildshnitzern, Goldschmiden, Steinmetzen, Schreinern, Platnern, Waffen un Messerschmiden hochnutzlich zu[m] gebrauchen, Der gleich vor niekeins gesehen, oder inn den Truck kommen ist Strassburg: Heinrich Vogtherr, 1538. A-G4, 27 ff., lacking D1, illustrated with twin woodcut medallion portraits of Heinrich Vogtherr theElder and Younger on titlepage, 108 woodcut bust studies of men and women wearing various kinds of headgear, and some600 further woodcut studies of hands, feet, helmets, bodyarmour, weaponry, shields, moulded column capitals and bases, and candelabra. Moderatesoiling, closelytrimmed along foreedge frequentlycropping text and images, smallchip to head of A2-3, A3 with closed tear, A4 with shallow chips to lower margin, C1 and C3 possibly transposed, G4 (finalleaf) torn with loss [VD 16 V 2179;not in Adams].Second edition (first published in 1537) of what is commonly described as thefirst printed model-book for artists, ahighlyinfluentialwork which was reprinted severaltimes into the17th century, therarityof surviving copies attesting to their heavyusage, with four copies traced in

auction records in thelast 100 years, including oneof the1538 edition, the remaining copies fromlater editions. In his preface, Vogtherr, himself a committed evangelical, presents thework as an attempt to preserve traditionalartistic knowledgeand craft practices among his German compatriots against thethreat posed presumablybytheiconoclastic tendencies of theReformation. ‘Vogtherr probablytrained with Hans Burgkmair in Augsburg After working fromc 1522 in Wimpfen, hemoved to Strasbourg towards theend of 1525, whereheworked as apainter and wherehebecameacitizen in 1526 From1536 heran aprinting business in Strasbourg, publishing medicalworks which heprobablywrotehimself, and a’Kunstbüchlein'in 1537, apattern book with designs for painters and decorativeartists, to which his son Heinrich Vogtherr, who becamea master in 1541, also contributed'(British Museum, online).[Bound after:]2. Beham, Sebald Dises buchlein zeyget an und lernet ein maß oder proporcion der Ross nutzlich iungen gesellen malern und goltschmide[n]. Nuremberg:[Friedrich Peypus], 1528 A-E4 (-E4, blank or cancelled), 19 ff , lacking E2 (f. 18) and E4, illustrated with 14 woodcut and typographic diagrams depicting in stages thedrawing of ahorse, decorativewoodcut initials. Closelytrimmed along fore-edgefrequentlycropping text and images, damp-staining and generalsoiling, E3 torn with loss and misbound between D4 and E1.[Bartrum, German RenaissancePrints 1490-1550, 94; VD16 B 14873;not in Adams] First edition, averyrarepiracyof aseries of sketches on proportion byAlbrecht Dürer, preceding their authorised publication in Vier Bücher von menschlicher Proportion later thesameyear. An accusation of plagiarismwas brought byDürer's widow Agnes and Nuremberg's citycouncil‘ordered Beham… not to publish anyfurther copies of thetreatiseand not to sellthosecopies alreadyprinted’ (Smith, Nuremberg:A RenaissanceCity1500-1683, 1983, 95). Behamappears to havefled thecityas aresult, moving first to Ingolstadt beforesettling in Frankfurt. Two copies traced in auction records (2018, in Germany, with 17 leaves only, and acompletecopyat Sotheby's in 1933) [And before:]3 Beham, Sebald. [Kunst und Lehrbüchlin Malen und Reissen zu lernen, nach rechter Proportion, Maß und außtheilung dess Circkels Angehenden Malern und Kunst-baren Werckleuten dienlich] [?Frankfurt:Christian Egelnoffs Erben, 1582 or 1584] 9 leaves only(of 27), ie A4 B-C4, woodcuts in text (mainlyhead studies and related diagrams), A1 torn with loss, B4 chipped at foot, cropping in foremargins.[PossiblyVD16 B1480/1, running heads reading ‘Kunst und Lehr Büchlin', matching theorthographyof thetitlein this edition, other editions reading ‘Kunst und Lere…’].First published in 1546 [And:]4 [Amman, Jost] [Kunstbüchlin Darinnen neben Furbildung vieler Geistlicher unnd Weltlicher Hohes und Niderstands Personen so dann auch der Turckischen Kayser] [Frankfurt:durch RomanumBeatum, in Verlegung Johann Feyerabend, 1599]. 102 leaves only(of 152:extant leaves comprise2 of 4 introductorytext-leaves including title-page, and 100 leaves each with woodcut either side, i.e. 200 woodcuts in total), damp-staining and soiling, severalchips and tears, oneleaf (2D1?) largelytorn away, 2L2-3 each with loss of upper third, contemporaryand later manuscript captions in German and English;Often described as themost completeedition of Jost Amman's important pattern book for artists, first published in 1578 as Kunst und Lehrbüchlein, but expanded to such an extent as to bein effect a new work, completecopies having over 290 woodcuts, as opposed to 102 in the1578 edition [Adams A969].

Estimate:£ 6,000 -£ 8,000

Lot 315

Patin, CharlotteCatherine Pitturescelteet dichiarate

Cologne:appresso Pietro Marteau, sivendono in Veneziadall'Hertz, 1691. Folio (37 x 25cm), [8] 13-222, collates a4 A-K4 chi2 L4, contemporary mottled calf, engraved additionalallegoricaltitle-page, letterpress title-page printed in red and black and incorporating engraved vignette, 40 engraved plates after Titian, Leonardo daVinci, Paolo Veroneseand others (several doublepage, afew also folding), engraved armorialbookplate(Frederick Keppel, motto ‘Necedemalis’), binding scuffed and worn, variabledampstaining chieflyto lower margins, marginalsoiling to platefacing p 40

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Footnote:

First edition in Italian of an earlyexampleof art criticismwritten byawoman, published thesameyear as aLatin edition, printed in Paduaand titled Tabellaeselectaeac explicitae Thework comprises engravings of some40 paintings mainlybyItalian Old Masters, each with an accompanying essayby Patin;thereis also aportrait of theauthor's family

Lot 316

Adam, William Vitruvius Scoticus

Being acollection of plans, elevations, and sections of public buildings, noblemen's and gentlemen's houses in Scotland Edinburgh:AdamBlack, and J. &J. Robertson/London:J.T. Underwood and J. Taylor, [1811]. First edition, folio (37 x 55cm), 180 engraved plates including 5 bis , 135 bis and 136 bis., contemporarycalf-backed boards with titlein large, neat manuscript to theupper cover, custom-madeclamshellbox, spineperishing and split, someedgewear to covers, afew plates browned, alittledustsoiling and spotting

Estimate:£ 4,000 -£ 6,000

Footnote:

WilliamAdambegan work on theseplates in 1727 135 sets of 150 plates wereproduced in 1728 Dueto lack of subscriptions thecollection was not published in book formuntilhis son, John, took up themantlein 1811. The finalpublished version contains additionalplates selected byJohn Adam

Lot 317

Heideloff, Nikolaus Wilhelmvon Galleryof Fashion

[Volume5 only, of 9] London:published byN Heideloff, at theGalleryof Fashion Office, 1798-9. First edition, 4to (30 x 24cm), contemporary marbled boards, drab paper backstrip, hand-coloured aquatint vignettetitlepage, 22 hand-coloured aquatint plates (of 24:lacking final2 plates, for March 1799), the2 plates for July1798 misbound after August, spineworn, alittlelight soiling internally[AbbeyLife218]

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Footnote:

'Themost splendid of English costumebooks, and thefirst realventurein this countryof aperiodicaldevoted to thechanging tastein dress'(Abbey).

Lot 318

King, JessieMarion, illustrator

Albumvon Berlin

Berlin:Globus Verlag, 1899 First edition, oblong folio, 55 photographic plates, upper cover with coloured armorialdesign byJ M King

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Provenance:

Given byJessieM King to Fraand JessieNewbery, and thencebydescent to thepresent owner

Footnote:

TheAlbumVon Berlin was King’s first commission for abook cover. This is a rareexampleof her first, figurativedesign for thepublication, which contains photographs of Berlin;her second was pattern-based. This first version was withdrawn fromsalewhen acomplaint was received from‘an influentialperson, possiblytheKaiser (who was known to dislikeArt Nouveau)’ suggesting that thecover was inappropriatefor abook of photographs of theGerman capital

Lot 319

Clerk, Thomas

TheWorks of WilliamHogarth

London:R Scholey, 1810 2 volumes, 8vo, additionalengraved title-pages to volumes, 87 engraved plates (of 89?), contemporarydiced half calf gilt over boards, earlyownership signatures of Mr L Borthwick (2)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 320

[Terry, Ellen]

[Signed Georgian costumebook]

8vo volumecontaining 100 hand-coloured women's fashion plates dated 1798-1801, with thesignatureof theactress, Ellen Terry, dated 1882, “LyceumTheatre” to thepaste-down endpaper, with theaddition of asmall bookplatewith theinitials “GC” for Terry's son, Edward Gordon Craig, 19thcenturycalf, lower cover detached, somemarginaltears to finalleaf, some soiling

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 321

Art, Architectureand Illustrations

A collection

37 books including:TheSavoy, An Illustrated Quarterly. January1896. London:Leonard Smithers, 1896;Seymour, Robert, illustrator Sketches by Seymour, TheBook of CockneySports, Whims and Oddities. London:John Camden Hotten [n d , mid-19th century?];Cruikshank, George Illustrations on Steel, Stoneand Wood. London:WilliamTegg, [n.d., mid-19th-century?]; TheStudio, VolumeNineteen London:Officeof TheStudio, 1900;EightyHolme, C. Geoffreyand ShirleyB. Wainwright, editors. DecorativeArt 1928. Year Book of ‘TheStudio’ London:TheStudio Ltd , 1928;Pugin, Augustus Gothic Ornaments Selected fromVarious Ancient Buildings in England and France London:John Tirantiand Company, 1927;Prideaux, S T An HistoricalSketch of Bookbinding London:Lawrence&Bullen, 1893 No 44 of 120;together with 13 books on Scotland, poetryand other subjects (49)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 322

VanityFair

Volumeof caricatures, 1885-87

Folio, contemporaryred cloth albumcontaining 100 chromolithographic caricatures of politicians, aristocrats, judges, authors, soldiers, jockeys, etc , including Richard F. Burton, H. Rider Haggard, WilliamGladstone, Arthur Balfour, Maharajah Pratap Singh of Idar, and similar, identifying annotations to versos of severalprints;Cameron, Donald Young (illustrator). TheStoryof theTweed BySir Herbert Maxwell London:James Nisbet and Company, Limited, 1905. First edition, out-of-series copyfromtheedition of 375, 4to, originalcreamcloth gilt, top edgegilt, others untrimmed, 23 engraved plates with tissue-guards;[Auction catalogue]. Stowe, near Buckingham. TheDucal Estateand Contents of theMansion Northampton:Jackson Stops, 1921 Folio, originalcloth-backed boards, halftonephotographic plates, binding veryshaken, tear to head of spine, covers soiled;and 9 others including: GertrudeJekyll, Wood and Garden, 1899 (first edition, originalcloth, faded and mottled);idem. Homeand Garden, 1900 (first edition, originalcloth, faded and mottled), J C Atkinson, British Birds'Eggs and Nests, no date (12mo, contemporarymorocco, chromoxylographic oologicalplates), Elizabeth Piper, PicturesqueOld York, Leeds:Richard Jackson, 1895 (large folio, originalred-brown cloth lettered in black, 10 etched plates of 12, tipped in and signed bytheartist in pencil, spotting to text);and similar including c.1900 tradecatalogues and other naturalhistory, thelot not fully collated and sold as seen (14)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 323

[Quebec] - Jefferys, Thomas

An Authentic Plan of theRiver St. LaurencefromSillery

To theFalls of Montmorenci, with theOperations of theSiegeof Quebec under theCommand of Vice-Adml Saunders &Major Genl Wolfedown to the5 Sepr. 1759. London, 1759, hand-coloured, 22.5 x 29cm

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 324

Yamashiroya, publisher

[Map of Edo, or Tokyo]

Coloured woodcut map, 1854?, 81 x 92cm

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 325

Münster, Sebastian

Engellande

Mit demanstossenden Reich Schottlandt [Basel, 1598] 33 x 36cm, mounted

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 326

Moll, Herman

A Set of ThirtySix New and Correct Maps of Scotland London:H Moll , [1725] 8vo, 36 double-pagemaps, contemporaryquarter calf over boards, somerepairs to guards and alittleworming, slightly affecting somemaps, joints split

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 327

Dorret, James

A GeneralMap of Scotland and Islands thereto belonging [N p , n d , but 1750] , on 5 originalsheets each between 32 x 89cmand 66 x 98.5cm, alittlebrowning in places, slight dust-soiling and wear to edges (5)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 328

Manuscript atlas – “TheModern Atlas containing 10 Maps”

ByJaneCape, at MaryArcher Jefferson’s School, Cockermouth, 1825 Containing 10 hand-drawn and coloured maps (Cumberland, Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, TheWest Indies, England, Ireland & Scotland), with aprinted title-page, contemporaryred half morocco, 33.5 x 26 5cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 329

Lothian, P

TheEdinburgh New GeneralAtlas

London:A.K. Newman &Co., 1846. Folio, plate, 46 maps hand-coloured in outline, originalcloth, somewear to covers

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 330

Blaeu, Johannes Britanniaprout divisafuit temporibus Anglo-Saxonumpraesertimdurante illorumHeptarchia

[Amsterdam, 1645], Engraved map, hand-coloured in outline, sidepanels with 14 fullycoloured vignettes, 42 x 53 5cm, mounted, veryneatlylaid down on thin card

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 331

Blaeu, Johannes Britanniaprout divisafuit temporibus Anglo-Saxonumpraesertimdurante illorumHeptarchia

Amsterdam, 1646, engraved map, hand-coloured in outline, sidepanels with 14 fullycoloured vignettes, Latin text to verso ('Brittania', pp 53-54), mounted, framed and glazed front and back, 43 x 54cm, some discolouration to sidepanels

Estimate:£ 800 -£ 1,200

Lot 332

Hondius, Henricus

AfricaenovaTabula

[Amsterdam] 1631 [but c.1639-49], 38 x 50cm(sheet size46.5 x 56.6cm), doublepagehand-coloured engraved map, French text on verso, mounted and framed

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Footnote:

Possiblyfromthe1639, 1641 or 1642 ed. of theauthor's Nouveau theatre du mondeou nouvelatlas, or fromthe1646, 1647, or 1649 ed of J Jansson's Nouvelatlas ou theatredu monde.

Lot 333

Cox, Thomas

MagnaBritanniaAntiqua&Nova

Or, aNew, Exact, and ComprehensiveSurveyof theAncient and Present Stateof Great Britain London:for C Ward and R Chandler, 1738 6 volumes, small4to, titles printed in red and black, 45 engraved folding maps and 2 plates, somemaps browned, text somefoxing and browning, some smalltears with slight loss to margins, ink signatures of ‘S.F. Golding 1822’ on front freeendpapers, engraved bookplates of Lord Wenman on front pastedowns, somefreeendpapers looseor working loose, hinges weak and splitting, contemporaryspeckled calf, rubbed and leather lifting, joints split, most spines lacking labels;sold not subject to return (6)

Estimate:£ 700 -£ 1,000

Lot 334

Speed, John

Cambridgeshiredescribed with thedevision of thehundreds, TheTownes situation, with theArmes of theColleges Of that famous Universitie London:Roger Rea, 1662, hand-coloured engraved map, inset town plan of Cambridge, 24 heraldic shields to the margins, 39 x 53cm, mounted, framed and glazed, laid-down with some repairs

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 335

Seaton, Robert

TheNew Map of England &Wales, with theadjacent countries Compiled bySurveyors employed in theOrdnanceDepartment. London: engraved byJames Neele&Co , [c 1830] Verylargehand-coloured engraved map on sections, dissected and backed on linen, 119 x 96.5cm, with largeinset view of Windsor Castle, 28 historicalportraits to borders, corner views of Westminster Abbey, CanterburyCathedral, York Minster and St Paul's Cathedral, alittlelight spotting or light soiling

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 336

Stanford, Edward

Stanford's GeologicalMap of London shewing SuperficialDeposits

Compiled byJ B Jordan of theMining Record Office London:E Stanford, 1st March 1870, coloured map, dissected and backed on linen, 65 x 59 5cm, folding into originalgreen cloth folder lettered in gilt 'Letts, Son &Co , Limited'

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 337

Speed, John

TheInvasions of England and Ireland with al[sic] their CivillWars sincethe Conquest Performed byJohn Speed and areto besoldein Popes head alleybyGeorge Humble, [1627, or later]. Engraved map hand-coloured in outline, arms, titlecartouche, compass rose, sites of battles and other features fullycoloured, 37.3 x 50.5cm, neatlymounted, framed and doubleglazed, English text on verso ("A Briefedescription of theCivillWarres, and Battailes fought in England, Wales, and Ireland"), veryslight loss to afew letters of descriptive text in lower left corner, slight uniformdiscolouration

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 338

Cook, Captain James

Chart of theN W Coast of Americaand N E Coast of Asia

Explored in theyears 1778 &1779. Theunshaded parts of theCoast of Asiaaretaken fromMS chart received fromtheRussians [London, 1784], 42.5 x 69.5cm

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Footnote:

Thefirst accurateportrayalon amap of thecoast of NW Americaincluding Alaska, theofficialmap showing therouteof Captain Cook's finalvoyage

Lot 339

Moll, Herman

[A Set of ThirtySix New and Correct Maps of Scotland Divided into Shires] [London:H. Moll, 1725]. 4to (23 x 18.5cm), later sheep-backed cloth, one leaf of descriptivetext, 35 engraved folding maps (of 36:lacking thefinal map, of Islay), also lacking thetitle-page, text-leaf and maps 1-2 ('Scotia Antiqua'and ‘Scotland divided into its Shires’ repaired, thelatter also with marginalloss, extensivemarginaldamp-staining to maps 3-14, thereafter receding to thecorners, disappearing bymap 24, afew other marginal marks, blemishes and shallow chips including repair to map 27 [Chubb pp. 374-6];Miller, G[eorge] TheModern RoyalAtlas fromtheBest Authorities Dunbar:G. Miller, c.1800. 4to (27 x 21cm), contemporaryhalf calf, handcoloured engraved vignettetitle-page, 24 hand-coloured engraved maps (2 double-page:‘TheWorld’ and ‘East Indies’), spotting and soiling, numerous old repairs and reinforcements, chieflyto margins;Fer, Nicolas de. Lethéâtre delaguerre, dans les pays bas, ou représentation des principales villes qui sont en Flandre, Hainaut, Brabant, etc. Avec leurs fortifications … second volume[only] Pairs:chez l'auteur, 1716 Oblong folio, contemporarycombmarbled wrappers, title-pagein red and black, 25 engraved plates, wrappers chipped, soiled and detaching, fraying and softening to lower forecorners throughout (3)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2022), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 340

Bowen, Emanuel, and John Gibson

An AccurateMap of North America

Describing and distinguishing theBritish, Spanish and French Dominions on this Great Continent:according to theDefinitiveTreatyconcluded at Paris 10th Feby1763. Also alltheWest IndiaIslands, belong to, and possessed by, theseveralEuropean Princes and States London:Rob[er]t Sayer, [c.1763 or later]. Engraved hand-coloured map, dissected into 32 panels and mounted on linen, largeallegoricaltitle-cartouche, decorativemileage cartouchelower left, 2 inset maps ('A Particular Map of Baffin and Hudson's Bay', and ‘ThePassagebyLand to California, Discovered byFather Eusebius Francis Kino', showing Californiaas an Island), slightlytoned overall, panels lifting fromlinen backing, smallareaof loss to intersection of four panels on right (including two lower panels of titlecartouche, shallow loss to corners touching borders only, damp-staining and fraying to linen backing

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association.

Lot 341

Harris, John

A Map of theCountyof Kent 1719?, 58 x 87 5cm, finehand-colouring including 118 heraldic coats of arms and inset panoramaof Dover Castle

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 342

Kirkwood, Robert

Fac Simileof Gordon of Rothemay’s Bird’s EyeView of Edinburgh Edinburgh:Kirkwood &Son, 1817, 46 x 105 5cm, hand-coloured, alittle browned in places

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 800

Lot 343

Tallis, John

Glasgow

London &New York:John Tallis &Company, [n.d.] 37 x 51cm

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 344

DeWit, Frederick

ScotiaRegnum

[Amsterdam, c 1690?], 50 x 57cm, hand-coloured, margins trimmed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 345

War OfficeIntelligenceDivision

[Map of Nigeria]

Edinburgh:reproduced and printed for theIntelligenceDivision, War Office, byW. &A. K. Johnston, Limited, 1902-5. Lithographic map on 5 sheets, each separatelytitled (Cross River, Nikki, CentralNigeria, Yola, and Lake Chad), 59 x 71cm, dissected in 21 panels and laid on linen, Stanford labels with manuscript titles in purplecrayon to versos, folding into purplecloth slipcasewith printed label‘Nigeria', ‘Yola’ map with unsurveyed section annotated ‘German’ in purplecrayon, afew minor marks and blemishes, slipcasefaded and marked

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Provenance:

Fromthelibraryof thelateRobert Bogdan (1950-2023), of Boghead of Torries and Dykehead of Avochie, Aberdeenshire, geographymaster at Charterhouseand sometimechairman of theScottish Castles Association

Lot 346

Tallis, John

Edinburgh

Edinburgh &New York:John Tallis &Company, [n d ] 36 5 x 53cm

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 347

Russell, J

British Colonies in North America

London:Wilkie&Robinson, J Mawman, and other proprietors, 1811 41 x 51cm, hand-coloured

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 348

Wyld, James

Set of maps - MiddleEast, Greeceand Turkey

Map of theOttoman Dominions in Asia, with theAdjacent Frontiers of the Russian and Persian Empires, 1833 53 5 x 73cm;European Dominions of theOttomans. Or Turkeyin Europe. Second Edition, 1833. 55 x 74cm, allegoricaltitlecartouche;A New Map of Greece, constructed chieflyfrom OriginalMaterials, c.1830. 94 x 63cm, pencilled annotation supplying imprint to foot;allengraved, hand-coloured in outline, framed and glazed, not examined out of frames (3)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 349

Münster, Sebastian Engellandemit demanstossenden Reich Schottlandt... [Basel, 1598] 37 x 45cm, hand-coloured, somebrowning

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 600

Lot 350

Homann

MagnaBritanniaComplectens Angliae, Scotiaeet Hiberniae Nuremberg, [c 1715?] 50 5 x 60cm, hand-coloured

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 351

Homann

MagnaeBritanniaepars SeptentrionalequeRegnumScotiae [Nuremberg, mid 18th century?], 53.5 x 62cm, hand-coloured

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 352

Jansson, Jan

ScotiaRegnum

Amsterdam, c.1640, French text to thereverse, 47 x 60cm, small dampstain to right margin

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 353

Münster, Sebastian

Das Engelland mit demanstossenden Reich Schottlandt [Basel, 1579?] 34 x 40cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 354

Münster, Sebastian

Das Heilig Landemit Ausztheilung der Zwolff Geschlechter [Basel, 16th century] 34 5 x 42cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 355

Sanson, Nicolas

L'EcosseRoyaume

Paris:PierreMariette, 1665. 45 x 59cm, hand-coloured, somesoiling to lower margin;Coronelli, Vincenzo ScotiaParteSettentrionale [Venice, 1696] North part only, 49 x 69.5cm, hand-coloured (2)

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 356

[Paris] - Stanford, Edward

Stanford's Plan of theFortifications of Paris

London:Edward Stanford, 1870, hand-coloured, folding map, 65 x 86cm, backed onto linen, sometears at folds

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 357

Sanson, Nicolao

BritannicaeInsulae

Venice:P Santini, 1778, 50 x 57cm, hand-coloured, someslight browning in places

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 358

[TheThames] Tombleson

Tombleson’s Panoramic Map of theThames and Medway

London:G W Bacon &Co Ltd [n d , 1850?] Hand-coloured engraved folding map of theThames River's coursefromThames Head to Southend, 130 x 25cm(framed 136 x 32cm), originalhorizontalfolds, afew light creases, onelight pencilinscription (not examined out of frame)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Footnote:

An uncoloured version of this map was originallypublished with Tombleson's Thames byW G Fearnsidein 1834

Lot 359

Münster, Sebastian

HelvetiaeModernaDescriptio [Basel, c.1550], 28.5 x 37cm, mounted

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 360

Münster, Sebastian

AfricaeTabulaNova/AfricaLybiaMorenland mit allen Königreichen so jetziger zeit darumb gefunden werden [Basel, 1598] 36 x 41 5cm

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 361

Münster, Sebastian

Italy, 3 maps

DeItaliaSiciliaeInsulae ;DeItalia;Liber II Descriptio Apuliae ;each c 1500, mounted, 18 x 25cm(3)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 362

Münster, Sebastian

Nou GreciaSecondo tutteleregioni, &prouinciediquelladiqua&diladal Hellesponto [Nuremberg, c.1575?] 31 x 39cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 363

Fries, Laurent, after Ptolemy

[AsiaeTabula- Persian Empire, Iraq and Iran] [Strasbourg or Lyon, 1520-1540] 40 x 57cm

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 364

Ortelius

ScotiaeTabula

[Antwerp, c 1600] 37 x 48cm, hand-coloured, framed and glazed, some browning, aclosed tear and afew small, neat repairs

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 365

Moll, Herman

A New Map of Germany, Hungary, Transilvania&TheSuisse

London:Printed byD Midwinter and Ri Davies, 1712 61 5 x 100cm, handcoloured in outline, someclosetrimming and smallrepairs to lower edge

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 366

Johnston, Alexander Keith

TheRoyalAtlas of Modern Geography

Edinburgh and London:WilliamBlackwood and Sons, 1861 Folio, 48 maps, originalred half morocco gilt, somerubbing to covers, bookplateof Mildred Hope

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 367

Valck, Gerard

L'AmeriqueSeptentrionale&Meridionale

Amsterdam:Gerard Valck, [c.1702], 45 x 53cm, hand-coloured, framed and glazed

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 368

Dunn, Samuel

A New Map of theWorld, with theLatest Discoveries

London:printed for Robert Sayer, 1780. Engraved hand-coloured doublehemispheric world map, 43 5 x 57 5cm, showing Australia('New Holland') as contiguous with Tasmania, ‘TheSouthern IcyOcean'for thecontinent of Antarctica, and theroutes of Anson and Cook, tipped to mount along top edge, framed and glazed, browned, repair to verso of centralverso

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 500

Lot 369

Bacon, GeorgeW

New CompleteAtlas of TheWorld

London:GeorgeW Bacon, [n d ] 4to, 124 coloured maps, originalblack half morocco gilt, spinedetached, leather rubbed

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 370

Taylor, George- and, Andrew Skinner

Surveyand Maps of theRoads of North Britain

London:For theAuthors, 1776 Oblong road atlas, 55 x 22 5cm, comprising 61 maps on 31 leaves, without thefolding generalmap, no covers present, title-pagedetached and missing upper left corner, somebrowning, spotting and tears

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 371

Kip, William- and Christopher Saxton CornwallOlimpars Danmoniorum

[N.p., 1637] 31.5 x 40cm, hand-coloured, trimmed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 372

Colton, G Woolworth

GeneralAtlas

New York:J H Colton and Company, 1859 Folio, steelengraved frontispiece, completewith maps engraved on onehundred imperialfolio sheets, manyhand-coloured, originalelaboratelyembossed calf with gilt title and motif to upper cover, covers slightlyrubbed, bookplateof Thomas Greer to paste-down endpaper

Estimate:£ 2,000 -£ 3,000

Lot 373

CelestialCharts

12 charts byNeale&Son

London:R Philips &Co , 1821, acompleteset, allhand-coloured, mounted, between 17 x 16cmand 16 x 27cm(12)

Estimate:£ 600 -£ 800

Lot 374

Speed, John

A New Mapeof yeXVII Provinces of Low Germanie [London, 1676] hand-coloured with 10 figures of Dutch inhabitants and 8 miniaturecityviews to margins, 45 x 55cm, backed with card

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 375

CelestialCharts

Engraved for theNew Royaland UniversalDictionaryof Arts and Sciences London:J. Cooke, 1780. 5 hand-coloured and mounted charts, each c.32 x 23cm, comprising:Cancer, Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio and Gemini, with ashort repaired tear to thefirst (5)

Estimate:£ 500 -£ 700

Lot 376

[ThePhilippines] - Algué, P José[HenryS Pritchett]

Atlas deFilipinas [Atlas of thePhilippineIslands]

Manila:P. JoséAlgué, 1899 /Washington:U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Government Printing Office, 1900 Folio, 30 maps, originalmaroon cloth gilt, text block loose, afew chips to maps

Estimate:£ 250 -£ 350

Lot 377

Homann, Johann Baptist

Totius AfricaeNovaRepraesentatio quapraeter diverson in eaStatus et Re guines

Nuremberg, [c.1715], 50 x 59cm, hand-coloured, framed and glazed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 378

D'Anville

A Map of South-America

London:Laurrie&Whittle, 12th May1794 Largefolding map on two sheets, each 55 x 124cm, hand-coloured in outline(2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 379

Motoring Maps

A collection of 17 maps covering Scotland and parts of Northern England Henderson's Cycling and Touring Map of theBorders;Knight's Visitors'Map of theEnvirons of Moffat;9 Motoring and Hiking maps, comprising sections: SO, SN, SM, SL, SK, SH, SG, R, P (Carlisle, Cumbria, Northumberland, Dumfries and Galloway, Edinburgh, Fife&Kinross, Oban, Mull, Rothesay, Jura, Inverness, Aberdeen, Perthshireetc.);Arrowsmith's Map of Scotland, new edition;Bartholemew's Pocket Map of Environs of Peebles;Ordnance SurveyTown Map of Dundee;W &A K Johnston's New Plan of Edinburgh, Leith, and Portobello;Andrew Gibband Co.'s Map of Aberdeen;Map of Arbroath sponsored byColin Grant's Boots (17)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Lot 380

Betts, John

TheLondon Modern Atlas

London:John Betts, [n.d. but c.1860] Smallfolio, 26 maps hand-coloured in outline, later half cloth, severalneat closed repairs, alittlebrowning, some wear to covers

Estimate:£ 400 -£ 600

Lot 381

[India] Rennell, James, Major

A New Map of Hindoostan

London:Laurie&Whittle, 12th May1794, folded ap on two sheets, each 63.5 x 145.5cm, hand coloured in outline, alittleoffsetting in places (2)

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 500

Lot 382

DeWitt

Novissimaet PerfectissimaAfricae [Amsterdam:] Ottens, [c 1740?] hand-coloured, 51 x 60cm, framed and glazed

Estimate:£ 300 -£ 400

Lot 383

Buck, Samueland NathanielBuck

[Two views fromtheir panoramaof London]

[Comprising:] This Drawing, taken fromMr. Watson's Summer House, oppositeto Somerset House [And:] This Drawing, taken fromMr Everard's Summer-House, oppositeto St. Bride's Church. London:S. &N. Buck, 1749 2 engraved views, respectivelydepicting London fromWhitehallto Somerset House, and Somerset Houseto St Bride's, separatelymounted, framed and glazed, mount apertures 31 5 x 81 5cm, first view with two repaired tears extending into imagefromleft-hand edgeand oneshort repaired tear to right-hand margin, second view with short repairs, tear to left- and right-hand margins just extending into image;Pollard, James NorthCountryMails at thePeacock, Islington. [And:] TheElephant and Castleon theBrighton Road London:Jonathan Watson, 1823-7 2 hand-coloured aquatints after James Pollard, thefirst byT. Sutherland, thesecond by TheodoreFielding, framed and glazed, platemarks 34 5 x 46 5cm, good margins;Blaeu, Johannes. EssexiaComitatus. [Amsterdam], c.1650. Handcoloured engraved map, framed and glazed, 50 x 59cm;Thelot not examined out of frames (5)

Estimate:£ 200 -£ 300

Footnote:

Samueland NathanielBuck's famous panoramaof London comprises five parts in total, Thetwo offered herearethesecond and third

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(i) Coloured gemstones (such as rubies, sapphires and emeralds) may have been treated to enhance their look, through methods such as heating and oiling. These methods are accepted practice but may make the gemstone less strong and/or require special care in future.

(ii) All types of gemstones may have been improved by some method. You may request a gemmological report for

any Lot which does not have a report if the request is made to us at least three weeks before the date of the sale and You pay the fee for the report in advance of receiving said report.

(iii) We do not obtain a gemmological report for every gemstone sold in our sales. Where we do get gemmological reports from internationally accepted gemmological laboratories, such reports may be described in the Sale Particulars. Reports will describe any improvement or treatment only if we request that they do so, but will confirm when no improvement or treatment has been made. Because of differences in approach and technology, laboratories may not agree whether a particular gemstone has been treated, the amount of treatment or whether treatment is permanent. The gemmological laboratories will only report on the improvements or treatments known to the laboratories at the date of the report.

(iv) For jewellery sales, all Estimates are based on the information in any gemmological report or, if no gemmological report is available, You should assume that the gemstones may have been treated or enhanced.

(b) 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. Clocks may be sold without pendulums, weights or keys.

(c) 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.

(d) 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.

(e) 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.

(f) 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.

B. REGISTERING TO BID

1. NEW BIDDERS

(a) If this is Your first time bidding at Lyon & Turnbull or You are a returning Bidder who has not bought anything from us within the last two years You must register at least 48 hours before an auction to give us enough time to process and approve Your registration. We may, at our discretion, decline to permit You to register as a Bidder. You will be asked for the following:

(i) Individuals: Photo identification (driving licence, national identity card or passport) and, if not shown on the ID document, proof of Your current address (for example, a current utility bill or bank statement)

(ii) Corporate clients: Your Certificate of Incorporation or equivalent document(s) showing Your name and registered address together with documentary proof of directors and beneficial owners, and;

(iii) Trusts, partnerships, offshore companies and other business structures please contact us directly in advance to discuss requirements.

(b) We may also ask You to provide a financial reference and/or a deposit to allow You to bid. For help, please contact our Finance Department on +44(0)131 557 8844.

2. RETURNING BIDDERS

We may at our discretion ask You for current identification as described in paragraph B.1.(a) above, a finance

reference or a deposit as a condition of allowing You to bid. If You have not bought anything from us in the last two years, or if You want to spend more than on previous occasions, please contact our Finance Department on +44(0)131 557 8844.

3. FAILURE TO PROVIDE THE RIGHT DOCUMENTS

If in our opinion You do not satisfy our Bidder identification and registration procedures including, but not limited to, completing any anti-money laundering and/or anti-terrorism financing checks we may require to our satisfaction, we may refuse to register You to bid, and if You make a successful bid, we may cancel the contract between You and the Seller.

4. BIDDING ON BEHALF OF ANOTHER PERSON

(a) As an authorised Bidder: If You are bidding on behalf of another person, that person will need to complete the registration requirements above before You can bid, and supply a signed letter authorising You to bid for him/her.

(b) As agent for an undisclosed principal: If You are bidding as an agent for an undisclosed principle (the ultimate Buyer(s)) You accept personal liability to pay the Purchase Price and all other sums due, unless it has been agreed in writing with us before commencement of the auction that the Bidder is acting as an agent on behalf of a named third party acceptable to us and we will seek payment from the named third party.

5. BIDDING IN PERSON

If You wish to bid in the saleroom You must register for a numbered bidding paddle before You begin bidding. Please ensure You bring photo identification with You to allow us to verify Your registration.

6. BIDDING SERVICES

The bidding services described below are a free service offered as a convenience to our clients and we are not responsible for any error (human or otherwise), omission or breakdown in providing these services.

(a) Phone bids

Your request for this service must be made no later than 12 hours prior to the auction. We will accept bids by telephone for Lots only if our staff are available to take the bids. If You need to bid in a language other than English You should arrange this Well before the auction. We do not accept liability for failure to do so or for errors and omissions in connections.

(b) Internet Bids

For certain auctions we will accept bids over the internet. For more information please visit our Website. We will use reasonable efforts to carry out online bids and do not accept liability for equipment failure, inability to access the internet or software malfunctions related to execution of online bids/ live bidding.

(c) Written Bids

While prospective Buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we shall, if so instructed, clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the Auctioneer nor our employees nor agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we Reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made. Bids must be expressed in the currency of the saleroom. The Auctioneer will take reasonable steps to carry out written bids at the lowest possible price, taking into account the Reserve. If You make a written bid on a Lot which does not have a Reserve and there is no higher bid than Yours, we will bid on Your behalf at around 50% of the lower Estimate or, if lower, the amount of Your bid.

C. DURING THE SALE

1. ADMISSION TO OUR AUCTIONS

We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. We may refuse admission at any time before, during or after the auction.

2. RESERVES

Unless indicated by an insert symbol (∆), all Lots in this Catalogue are offered subject to a Reserve. A Reserve is the confidential Hammer Price established between us and the Seller. The Reserve is generally set at a percentage of the low Estimate and will not exceed the low Estimate for the Lot.

3. AUCTIONEER’S DISCRETION

The maker of the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the Buyer and any dispute shall be settled at the Auctioneer’s absolute discretion. The Auctioneer may move the bidding backwards of forwards in any way he or she may decide or change the order of the Lots. The Auctioneer may also; refuse any bid, withdraw any Lot, divide any Lot or combine any two or more Lots, reopen or continuing bidding even after the hammer has fallen.

4. BIDDING

The Auctioneer accepts bids from:

(a) Bidders in the saleroom;

(b) Telephone Bidders, and internet Bidders through Lyon & Turnbull Live or any other online bidding platform we have chosen to list on and;

(c) Written bids (also known as absentee bids or commission bids) left with us by a Bidder before the auction.

5. BIDDING INCREMENTS

Bidding increments shall be at the Auctioneer’s sole discretion.

6. CURRENCY CONVERTER

The saleroom video screens and bidding platforms may show bids in some other major currencies as Well as sterling. Any conversion is for guidance only and we cannot be bound be any rate of exchange used. We are not responsible for any error (human or otherwise) omission or breakdown in providing these services.

7. SUCCESSFUL BIDS

Unless the Auctioneer decides to use their discretion as set out above, when the Auctioneer’s hammer falls, we have accepted the last bid. This means a contract for sale has been formed between the Seller and the successful Bidder. We will issue an invoice only to the registered Bidder who made the successful bid. While we send out invoices by post/or email after the auction, we do not accept responsibility for telling You whether or not Your bid was successful. If You have bid by written bid, You should contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to get details of the outcome of our bid to avoid having to pay unnecessary storage charges.

8.

RELEVANT LEGISLATION

You agree that when bidding in any of our sales that You will strictly comply with all relevant legislation including local laws and regulations in force at the time of the sale for the relevant saleroom location.

D. THE BUYER’S

PREMIUM, TAXES AND ARTIST’S RESALE ROYALTY

1. THE PURCHASE PRICE

For each Lot purchased a Buyer’s Premium of 26% of the Hammer Price of each Lot up to and including £20,000, plus 25% from £20,001 to £500,000, plus 20% from £500,001 thereafter. VAT at the appropriate rate is charged on the Buyer’s Premium. No VAT is payable on the Hammer Price or premium for printed books or unframed maps bought at auction.

Live online bidding may be subject to an additional premium (level dependent on the live bidding service provider chosen). This additional premium is subject to VAT at the appropriate rate as above.

2. VALUE ADDED TAX

Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by Buyers of relevant Lots.

(a) Lots affixed with (†): Value Added Tax on the Hammer Price is imposed by law on all items affixed with a dagger (†). This imposition of VAT maybe because the Seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating under a Margin Scheme.

(b) Lots affixed with (*): A reduced rate of Value Added Tax on the Hammer Price of 5% is payable. This indicates that a Lot has been imported from outwit the European Union. This

reduced rate is applicable to Antique items.

(c) Lots affixed with [Ω]: Standard rate of Value Added Tax on the Hammer Price and premium is payable. This applies to items that have been imported from outwit the European Union and do not fall within the reduced rate category outlined above.

3. ARTIST’S RESALE ROYALTY (DROIT DE SUITE)

This symbol § indicates works which may be subject to the Droit de Suite or Artist’s Resale Right, which took effect in the United Kingdom on 14th February 2006. We are required to collect a royalty payment for all qualifying works of art. Under new legislation which came into effect on 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. The charge for works of art sold at and above £1,000 and below £50,000 is 4%. For items selling above £50,000, 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. More information on Droit de Suite is available at www.dacs.org.uk.

E. WARRANTIES

1. SELLER’S WARRANTIES

For each Lot, the Seller gives a warranty that the Seller; (a) Is the owner of the Lot or a joint owner of the Lot acting with the permission of the other co-owners, or if the Sellers is not the owner of or a joint owner of the Lot, has the permission of the owner to sell the Lot, or the right to do so in law, and; (b) Had the right to transfer ownership of the Lot to the Buyer without any restrictions or claims by anyone else. If either other above warranties are incorrect, the Seller shall not have to pay more than the Purchase Price (as defined in the glossary) paid by You to us. The Seller will not be responsible to You for any reason for loss of profits or business, expected savings, loss of opportunity or interest, costs, damages, other damages or expense. The Seller gives no warranty in relation to any Lot other than as set out above and, as far as the Seller is allowed by law, all warranties from the Seller to You, and all obligations upon the Seller which may be added to this agreement by law, are excluded.

2. 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 we, in our reasonable opinion, deem 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:

(a) 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

(b) 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

(c) 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:

(a) 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

(b) 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 & 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.

3. YOUR WARRANTIES

(a) You warrant that the funds used for settlement are not connected with any criminal activities, including tax evasion and You are neither; under investigation, have been charged with or convicted of money laundering, terrorist activities or other crimes.

(b) Where You are bidding on behalf of another person You warrant that:

(i) You have conducted appropriate customer due diligence on the ultimate Buyer(s) of the Lot(s) in accordance with all relevant antimoney laundering legislation, consent to us relying on this due diligence, and You will retain for a period of not less than five years the documentation evidencing the due diligence. You will make such documentation promptly available for immediate inspection by a third party auditor upon our written request to do so;

(ii) The arrangements between You and the ultimate Buyer(s) in relation to the Lot or otherwise do not, in whole or in part, facilitate tax crimes, and;

(iii) You do not know, and have no reason to suspect that the funds used for settlement are connected with the proceeds of any criminal activity, including tax evasion, or that the ultimate Buyer(s) are under investigation or have been charged with or convicted of moneylaundering, terrorist activities, or other crimes.

F. PAYMENT

1. MAKING PAYMENT

(a) Within 7 days of a Lot being sold You will 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. Please note that we do not accept cash payments over £5,000 per Buyer per year.

(b) Any payments by You to us can 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.

(c) We will only accept payment from the registered Bidder. Once issued, we cannot change the Buyer’s name on an invoice or re-issue the invoice in a different name.

(d) 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. The risk in

and the responsibility for the Lot will transfer to You from whichever is the earlier of the following:

(i) When You collect the Lot; or

(ii) At the end of the 30th day following the date of the auction, or, if earlier, the date the Lot is taken into care by a third party unless we have agreed otherwise with You in writing.

(e) 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 payment whichever is later. Please note we do not accept cheques. 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.

(f) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

(g) 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.

2. IN THE EVENT OF NONPAYMENT

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(s) (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 of 5% a year above the Bank of Scotland base rate from time to time 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. You will be deemed to have granted such security to us and we may retain such property as collateral security for Your obligations to us; we may decide to sell Your property in any way we think appropriate. We will use the proceeds of the sale against any amounts You owe us and we will pay any amount left from that sale to You. If there is a shortfall, You must pay us the balance; and

(i) Take any other action we see necessary or appropriate.

G. COLLECTION & STORAGE

(1) 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. Information on collection is set out in the Catalogue and our Website

(2) Unless agreed otherwise, You must collect purchased Lots within seven days from the auction. Please note the Lots will only be released upon full payment being received.

(3) If You do not collect any Lot within seven days following the auction we can, at our discretion;

(i) Charge You storage costs at the rates set out on our Website.

(ii) Move the Lot to another location or an affiliate or third party and charge You transport and administration costs for doing so and You will be subject to the third party storage terms and pay for their fees and costs.

(iii) Sell the Lot in any way we think reasonable.

H. TRANSPORT & SHIPPING

1.

TRANSPORT AND SHIPPING

We will include transport and shipping information with each invoice sent to You as well as displayed on our Website. You must make all transport and shipping arrangements.

2. 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.

3. CITES: ENDANGERED PLANTS AND ANIMALS LEGISLATION

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.

I. OUR LIABILITY TO YOU

(a) We give no warranty in relation to any statement made, or information give, by us, our representatives or employees about any Lot other than as set out in the authenticity warranty and as far as we are allowed by law, all warranties and other terms which may be added to this agreement by law are exclude. The Seller’s warranties contained in paragraph E.1 are their own and we do not have a liability in relation to those warranties.

(b) (i) We are not responsible to You for any reason whether for breaking this agreement or any other matter relating to Your purchase of, or bid for, any Lot other than in the event of fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation by us other than as expressly set out in these conditions of sale; or

(ii) We do not give any representation, warranty or guarantee or assume any liability for a kind in respect of any Lot with regard to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, description, size, quality, condition, attribution, authenticity, rarity, importance, medium, provenance, exhibition history, literature or historical relevance, except as required by local law, any warranty of any kind is excluded by this paragraph.

(c) in particular, please be aware that our written and telephone bidding services, Lyon & Turnbull Live, Condition Reports, currency converter and saleroom video screens are free services and we are not responsible for any error (human or otherwise) omission or breakdown in these services.

(d) We have no responsibility to any person other than a Buyer in connection with the purchase of any Lot

(e) If in spite of the terms of this paragraph we are found to be liable to You for any reason, we shall not have to pay more than the Purchase Price paid by You to us. We will not be responsible for any reason for loss of profits, business, loss of opportunity or value, expected savings or interest, costs damages or expenses.

J. OTHER TERMS

1. OUR ABILITY TO CANCEL

In addition to the other rights of cancellation contained in this agreement, we can cancel the sale of a Lot if;

(i) Any of our warranties are not correct, as set out in paragraph E3, (ii) We reasonably believe that completing the transaction is or may be unlawful; or

(iii) We reasonably believe that the sale places us or the Seller under any liability to anyone else or may damage our reputation.

2. RECORDINGS

We may videotape and record proceedings at any auction. We will keep any personal information confidential, except to the extent disclosure is required by law if You do not wish to be videotaped, You may make arrangements to bit by telephone or a written bid or bid on Lyon & Turnbull Live instead. Unless we agree otherwise in writing, You may not videotape or record proceedings at any auction.

3. COPYRIGHT

We own the copyright in respect of all images, illustrations and written material produced by or for us relating to a Lot. (Including Catalogue entries unless otherwise noted in the Catalogue) You cannot use them without our prior written permission. We do not offer any guarantee that You will gain any copyright or other reproductions to the Lot.

4. ENFORCING THIS AGREEMENT

If a court finds that any part of this agreement is not valid or is illegal or impossible to enforce, that part of the agreement will be treated as deleted and the rest of this agreement will remain in force.

5. TRANSFERRING YOUR RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

You may not grant a security over or transfer Your rights of responsibilities under these terms on the contract of sale with the Buyer unless we have given our written permission. This agreement will be binding on Your successors or estate and anyone who takes over Your rights and responsibilities.

6. REPORTING ON WWW.LYONANDTURNBULL.COM

Details of all Lots sold by us, including Catalogue disruptions and prices, may be reported on www.lyonandturnbull. com. Sales totals are Hammer Price plus Buyer’s Premium and do not reflect any additional fees that may have been incurred. We regret we cannot agree to requests to remove these details from our Website.

7. 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.

8. 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 premises, 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.

9. DATA PROTECTION

Where we obtain any personal information about You, we shall use it in accordance with the terms of our Privacy Policy (subject to any additional specific consent(s) You may have given at the time Your information was disclosed). A copy of our Privacy Policy can be found on our Website www.lyonandturnbull.com or requested from Client Services, 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3RR or by email from data enquiries@ lyonandturnbull.com.

10. 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.

11. 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.

K. DEFINITIONS & GLOSSARY

The following words and phrases used have (unless the context otherwise requires) the meaning to given to them below. The go Glossary is to assist You to understand words and phrases which have a specific legal meaning which You may not be familiar with.

1.

DEFINITIONS

“Auctioneer” Lyon & Turnbull Ltd (Registered in Scotland No: 191166 | Registered address: 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3RR) or it’s authorised representative conducting the sale, as appropriate;

“Bidder” a person who has completed a Bidding Form

“Bidding Form” our Bidding Registration Form our Absentee Bidding Form or our Telephone Bidding Form.

“Buyer” the person to whom a Lot is knocked down by the Auctioneer. The Buyer is also referred to by the words

“You” and “Your”

“Buyer’s Premium” the sum calculated on the Hammer Price at the rates

stated in Catalogue.

“Catalogue” the Catalogue relating to the relevant Sale, including any representation on our Website

“Condition Report” the report on the physical condition of a Lot provided to a Bidder or potential Bidder by us on behalf of the Seller.

“Estimate” a statement of our opinion of the range within the hammer is likely to fall.

“Hammer Price” the level of bidding reached (at or above any Reserve) when the Auctioneer brings down the hammer;

“High Cumulative Value of Lot” several Lots with a total lower Estimate value of £30,000 or above;

“High Value Lot” a Lot with a lower Estimate of £30,000 or above;

“Lot” each Item offered for sale by Lyon & Turnbull;

“Purchase Price” is the aggregate of Hammer Price and any applicable Buyer’s Premium, VAT on the Hammer Price (where applicable), VAT on the Buyer’s Premium and any other applicable expenses;

“Reserve” the lowest price below which an item cannot be sold whether at auction or by private treaty;

“Sale” the auction sale at which a Lot is to be offered for sale by us.

“Seller” the person who offers the Lot for Sale. We act as agent for the Seller.

“Total Amount Due” the Hammer Price in respect of the Lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax or other taxes chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting Buyer under these Conditions;

“VAT” value added tax at the prevailing rate at the date of the sale in the United Kingdom.

“Website” Lyon & Turnbull’s Website at www.lyonandturnbull.com

2. GLOSSARY

The following have specific legal meaning which You may not be familiar with. The following glossary is intended to give You an understanding of those expressions but is not intended to restrict their legal meanings:

“Artist’s Resale Right” the right of the creator of a work of art to receive a payment on Sales of that work subsequent to

“Knocked Down” when a Lot is sold to a Bidder, indicated by the fall of the hammer at the Sale.

“Lien” a right for the person who has possession of the Lot to retain possession of it.

“Risk” the possibility that a Lot may be lost, damaged, destroyed, stolen, or deteriorate in condition or value.

“Title” the legal and equitable right to the ownership of a Lot.

GUIDE TO BIDDING & PAYMENT

REGISTRATION

All potential buyers must register prior to placing a bid. Registration information may be submitted in person at our registration desk, by email, or on our website. Please note that first-time bidders, and those returning after an extended period, will be asked to supply the following documents in order to facilitate registration:

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

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 IN THE SALEROOM

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.

BIDDING OUTSIDE THE SALEROOM BY PHONE

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 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.

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

- ABSENTEE BIDDING

Leave a bid online through our website, call us on 0131 557 8844 or email info@lyonandturnbull.com

- BID LIVE ONLINE

Bid live online, for free, with Lyon & Turnbull Live. Just click the button from the auction calendar, sale page or any lot page online to register.

PAYMENT

Our accounts teams will continue to be available to process payments and answer queries. We will be able to accept online payments through our website and bank transfer. On-site payment facilities are available by appointment.

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:

BANK TRANSFER

Account details are included on any invoices we issue or upon request from our accounts department.

ONLINE CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD PAYMENTS

We no longer accept card payments by phone. Please use our online payment service (provided by Opayo).

You will find a link to this service in any email invoice issued or you can visit the payments section of our website.

CASH

No cash payments will be accepted for this auction.

COLLECTION OF PURCHASED LOTS

Please refer to page 2 of this catalogue.