September 27th Online Auction Catalogue: Books & Prints

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LOT 2000 SENEX, JOHN. FACSIMILE MAP: NORTH AMERICA CORRECTED FROM THE OBSERVATIONS...TO THE ROYAL SOCIETY AT LONDON fullsize framed facsimile copy of John Senex's early largescale map, NORTH AMERICA CORRECTED FROM THE OBSERVATIONS COMMUNICATED TO THE ROYAL SOCIETY AT LONDON AND THE ROYAL ACADEMY AT PARIS. Original copper plate engraving published in 1710. Image size 37 1/2 x 25 3/8 in. plus margins. British mapmaker Senex depicts all of North America, from the Arctic to the coast of Central America, with Florida extending to New Mexico, and a peninsular California $400-700

LOT 2001 ACCURATE MAP OF THE PRESENT SEAT OF WAR, BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES IN NORTH AMERICA, 1776. UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE engraved, partially hand colored map, printed by the Universal Magazine in 1776. Framed, 10 1/8 x 13 3/4 in. (sight). Showing the British Colonies extending north to Canada, west slightly past the Mississippi River, south to the "Confederate Indians" territory of Virginia and Pennsylvania and east to Nova Scotia. An early map of the Revolutionary War conflict. $300-500. Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

LOT 2002 BOYDELL, JOHN. MAP: THE COURSE OF THE RIVER THAMES FROM ITS SOURCE TO THE SEA, 1795. ENGRAVED BY JOHN COOKE OF HENDON John Boydell, mapmaker. Engraved by John Cooke of Hendon. THE COURSE OF THE RIVER THAMES FROM ITS SOURCE TO THE SEA, ENGRAVED FOR BOYDELL'S RIVERS. Map originally part of book, AN HISTORY OF THE RIVER THAMES," London: John and Josiah Boydell, 1794-1796. Framed, uncolored, folds visible. Text lower left "Publish'd June 1, 1795, by J. & J. Boydell at the Shakespeare Gallery, Pall-Mall, & at No. 90, Cheapside, London." A detailed map of the River Thames from its source in Cirencester to the sand bars by the sea. London is shown at center along with numerous towns, roads, bridges and estates. 13 3/4 x 47 in. sight $1,000-1,500

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LOT 2003 ROTTIERS. DESCRIPTION DES MONUMENS DE RHODES. ATLAS ONLY, 1828. 75 PLATES, SOME COLORED Bernard Eugene Antoine Rottiers. DESCRIPTION DES MONUMENS DE RHODES. Atlas only. Folio. Lithographed title: B.E.A. Rottier, direxit.

Lith. Belge. de H. Delpierre. P.J. Delpierre, Pinx. No table page, 75 lithographed plates after designs by P.J. Witdoeck, 8 color plates.

Red cloth boards, leather spine with gilt $800-1,200

LOT 2008 DANA, SAMUEL W. YALE-COLLEGE SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. NEW HAVEN: THOMAS AND SAMUEL GREEN, 1784.

FIRST EDITION Samuel Whittelsey Dana. YALE-COLLEGE SUBJECT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. New Haven: Thomas and Samuel Green, 1784. First edition. 8vo. 44 pp., bound in later 3/4 leather with marbled covers, gilt spine, new eps. Dana argues that it is "the right of the General Assembly to inspect, regulate and reform the corporation of YALE-COLLEGE in New Haven, considered on principles of law and equity." $200-400

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LOT 2009 FRANK FORESTER'S SPORTING SCENES AND CHARACTERS, 2 VOLUMES, AND WILLIAM MURRAY, ADVENTURES IN THE WILDERNESS. Forester, Frank [pseud. of Henry William Herbert].

FRANK FORESTER'S SPORTING SCENES AND CHARACTERS. Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson, 1843. 2 volumes. First edition. 8vo. Vol. 1: viii, 198 pp. with 12 pp. ads. Vol. 2: v, 173 pp. with 10 pp. ads.

Illustrated with mostly full-page drawings by Darley. Original brown cloth binding, blindstamped, with gilt spines and ads inside covers.

Bookplate of Mortimer Harris Brown. In custom green cloth clamshell case. Laid in 3 page letter from William J. Watson to Mr. Ernest R. Gee, dated Oct. 19, 1931, discussing sporting books. Sold with William Murray, ADVENTURES IN THE WILDERNESS; OR CAMPLIFE IN THE ADIRONDACKS. Boston: Fields, Osgood, 1869. First edition. 8vo. vi, 236 pp., plus 4 pp. ads (3) $300-500. Provenance: Descended in the family of Howard and May Joynt, Alexandria, Virginia

LOT 2010 TOME, PHILIP. PIONEER LIFE; OR, THIRTY YEARS A HUNTER. FIRST EDITION IN ORIGINAL BINDING. BUFFALO, 1854 Philip Tome. PIONEER LIFE; OR, THIRTY YEARS A HUNTER. BEING SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE LIFE OF PHILIP TOME, FIFTEEN YEARS INTERPRETER FOR CORNPLANTER AND GOV. BLACKSNAKE, CHIEFS ON THE ALLEGANY RIVER. Buffalo [NY]: Printed for the author, 1854. First edition. 12mo. viii, 238 pp. Woodcut frontispiece of stag. Original brown cloth, blindstamped covers with gilt title on front. Housed in custom brown leather and gilt bookcase.

Bookplate of Isaac A. Pool, with ink inscription on ffep. Tome (17821855) wrote about hunting and the "Border Life" along the Susquehanna River and around present-day Harrisburg, Pennsylvania $1,000-1,500. Provenance: Descended in the family of Howard and May Joynt, Alexandria, Virginia

LOT 2011 ADAM SMITH. WEALTH OF NATIONS. 4TH EDTION IN 2 VOLUMES, 1785. LIBRARY OF LITTLETON W. TAZEWELL, GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA Adam Smith. AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS. Dublin: Printed for W. Colles, R. Moncrieffe, G. Burnet, etc., 1785. Fourth edition, 2 volumes, 8vo. xiii: half title, title, advertisement, contents.

Both volumes bound in contemporary full calf, gilt spine, red labels.

Bookplate inside front cover "Littleton W. Tazewell." Littleton Waller Tazewell (1774-1860) was a U.S. Representative, U.S. Senator from Virginia and the 26th Governor of Virginia (2) $500-700

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LOT 2012 FREEMAN, DOUGLAS. GEORGE WASHINGTON: A BIOGRAPHY, 7 VOLUMES, FIRST EDTION WITH FOLIO SOCIETY, HISTORY OF ENGLAND a collection of 3 titles in 15 volumes. Douglas Southall Freeman. GEORGE WASHINGTON: A BIOGRAPHY. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1948-1954. 6 vols. 8vo. All with letter "A" on copyright page. All in slipcases with pictorial covers as issued, all in blue cloth with gilt spines. Sold with John Alexander Carroll and Mary Wells Ashforth. GEORGE WASHINGTON: FIRST IN PEACE. Volume 7 completing the biography by Freeman. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1957. 8vo. Thomas Macaulay. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND. London: The Folio Press, 1980-1985. 7 vols. 8vo. All in slipcases, cloth bound with gilt spines. Sold with Lytton Strachey.

EMINENT VICTORIANS. London: Folio Press, 1979. 8vo. (15) Folio Society, 8 volumes, 2 titles sold with "GW" by Freeman, first edition "A" on copyright page, 6/7 in orig. slipcases $200-400

LOT 2013 EDWARD BELL AFTER JEREMIAH PAUL THE WASHINGTON FAMILY (WASHINGTON LEAVING HIS FAMILY) Print: 18 x 24 in. (sight) Framed; hand-colored print by Edward Bell after painting by Jeremiah Paul depicting George Washington leaving Martha Washington and his grandchildren to take command of United States forces in 1798 $300-500 Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

LOT 2014 ANONYMOUS AFTER "ALEXANDER CAMPBELL" (PROBABLY LONDON, CIRCA 1775) GEORGE WASHINGTON, ESQUIER Mezzotint: 9 x 6 1/2 in.

Framed; text below image "GEORGE WASHINGTON, ESQUIER/ General et Comandeur en Chef D'Armee des XIII Provinces/ unies en Amerique./ Se vend a Londres Chez Thom. Hart." Text left under image: "peint par Alexander Campbell a Willamsbourg en Virginie."

Showing Washington from waist up, in uniform with gloved hand in vest, facing forward, without a hat, framed in oval in rectangle. The most famous of the fictitious portraits of Washington, known as the Campbell engravings, were likely created in London circa 1775-1778.

Versions were printed claiming the work was done "by Alexander Campbell of Williamsbourg in Virginia.� A very rare variant of the Campbell portraits. $800-1,200 Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

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LOT 2015 PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON: 11 ITEMS INCLUDING ENGRAVINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAVURE AND BOOKS a collection of 11 items depicting President George Washington.

Framed bust portrait engraving after Gilbert Stuart, circa 1879.

Framed Currier & Ives hand-colored engraved lithograph, circa 1860, "The Spirit of The Union," showing Washington in full, standing under U.S. Capitol Building, with text below. Framed Nathaniel Currier hand-colored engraved lithograph of the "Washington Family."

Framed Nathaniel Currier hand-colored engraved lithograph, "The Presidents of the United States." Early variant, circa 1840, showing 10 Presidential portraits, from Washington to John Tyler, without James Polk. Framed Borghese silhouette portrait of Washington. 6 titles about Washington, incl. 2 softcover pamphlets, with William Stoddard, GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1886 and Woodrow Wilson, GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1896 (11) $400-600

LOT 2016 AMERICAN PRESIDENTS: CALVIN COOLIDGE SIGNED ETCHING

BY WOOD, JAMES POLK BY NATHANIEL CURRIER, BUST OF LINCOLN three items representing American Presidents James K. Polk, Calvin Coolidge and Abraham Lincoln. Framed Nathaniel Currier hand-colored engraved lithograph of President James K. Polk, Eleventh President of the United States. 13 1/2 x 9 1/2 in. sight.

Framed etching of President Calvin Coolidge by Franklin T. Wood (American 1887-1945), printed by Charles Barmore, Wyckoff, N.J., signed in pencil by Coolidge and Wood. Sold with a plaster bust of Abraham Lincoln, unmarked, possibly made by the Lincoln Tea Company. 10 1/4 x 7 in. (3) $300-500

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LOT 2017 PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: PORTRAIT BUST, BROADSIDES, CAMPAIGN BUTTONS a collection of 14 items about or related to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. incl. bronzed plaster portrait bust of Roosevelt on stone stand by Jo Davidson (18831952). Inscribed on reverse: "Jo Davidson, Wash., 1968." This version is modeled on a larger bronze bust that was sculpted by the artist in 1933, during Roosevelt’s first term in office, and installed in Four Freedoms Park in New York City. Approx. 9 1/2 x 5 in. Sold with 9 pin back campaign buttons incl. one for "The Constitutionalists" with slogan "No Third Term." Broadsides for The New Deal, "My Choice for President" by Fiorello H. La Guardia," Delegates Attention!" and "Traitor's Three." (14) $300-500

LOT 2018 27 VOLUMES OF EARLY WESTERN AMERICANA FROM THE LAKESIDE PRESS, LAKESIDE CLASSICS 1921-1959 Chicago: The Lakeside Press, R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co,. red and blue cloth covers, top edges gilt, some with original folding maps. Early titles include JOHN LONG'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS (No. 20, 1922); THE FUR HUNTERS OF THE FAR WEST (No. 22, 1924); THE SOUTHWESTERN EXPLORATION OF ZEBULON M. PIKE (No. 23, 1925) and JOSIAH GREGG'S COMMERCE OF THE PRAIRIES (No. 24, 1926). Business card from Lakeside Press officer Russell W. Thompson laid in. $200-300

LOT 2019 8 VOLUMES: THE U.S. WEST, COWBOYS AND EXPLORATION WITH STANLEY, THROUGH THE DARK CONTINENT, 2 VOLS 8 volumes (7 titles) about the U.S. West, cowboys and adventurers.

THROUGH THE DARK CONTINENT, Henry M. Stanley, 1878, Harper & Brothers, 1879, vols. 1 & 2. Publisher's illustrated green cloth, one map of the Western Half of Equatorial Africa in rear pocket; THE DIARY OF A FORTY-NINER, Chancey Canfield. Morgan Shepard Co., 1906; PIERRE AND HIS PEOPLE: TALES OF THE FAR NORTH, Gilbert Parker. NY & London: Harper & Bros., 1898; KIPLING'S INDIA, Arley Munson. Doubleday, Page & Co., 1915. With b/w photo illustrations; THE LOG OF A COWBOY, Andy Adams, illus.

by E. Boyd Smith. Houghton Mifflin: 1903; COWBOYS NORTH AND SOUTH, Will James. Chas. Scribner's Sons: 1924; THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE, John Fox. NY: Chas. Scribner's Sons: 1908 (8) $300-500 Provenance: Estate of Granville and Nancy Austin Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2020 COLLECTION OF INTERNATIONAL AND U.S. SOUVENIR BOOKS AND TRAVEL GUIDES. MORE THAN 60 TITLES, MOST WITH MAPS large collection of international and United States travel guides, early motoring guides and souvenir books, hardback and softcover, most with maps. Featured titles incl. "The Alps Described

by W. Martin Conway," publ. by A. and C. Black, 1904; "Manchuria: Land of Opportunities," South Manchuria Railway, 1922; "Baedeker's Paris and its Environs," 1913; "A Pocket Guide to the Soviet Union," 1932, with folding map; "Russia from a Car Window," 1929; "Mexico: Routes and Tours," 1890; "California," issued by the Union Pacific Railroad, 1924; "A New Guide to Bangkok," 1950; "A Guide to Kyoto," first edition, 1955; "Royal Automobile Club Guide and Handbook," 1935-1936; "Cook's Traveller's Handbook: Norway, Sweden and Denmark," 1923, etc. Size varies, mostly 8vo (60+) $200-300

LOT 2021 19 REFERENCE WORKS ON REGIONAL AMERICAN FURNITURE 19 reference works on regional American furniture and furniture makers. Titles incl. "Baltimore Furniture: The Work of Baltimore and Annapolis Cabinetmakers from 1760 to 1810," an exhibition catalog from the Baltimore Museum, 1947; "The Homes of Our Ancestors,"

by Halsey and Towers, 1929; "Philadelphia Empire Furniture," "Connecticut Valley Furniture," 2005; "English and French Furniture of the Eighteenth Century," catalogue of furniture made by Baker Furniture, undated, volume 39 (19) $200-300

LOT 2026 1968 TOPPS BASEBALL COMPLETE SET OF 598 CARDS INCLUDING #177 METS DOUBLE ROOKIE KOOSMAN AND RYAN a complete set of 1968 TOPPS baseball cards with burlap cloth frame on front and yellow framed statistics on reverse. Cards 1-12 are the 1967 League Leaders, cards 151-158 are the 1967 World Series games with b/w photos in television-style frame on front, cards 361-379 are The Sporting News All-Star Selections with puzzle backs. Incl. Rookie cards number 177: Jerry Koosman/Nolan Ryan and number 247: Johnny Bench/Ron Tompkins. Noteworthy players incl.udeHank Aaron (#110); Roberto Clemente (#150); Mickey Mantle (# 280), also shown with Harmon Killebrew and Willie Mays (#50) in combination Super Stars card # 490; Juan Marichal (# 205); Pete Rose (# 230); Tom Seaver (#45) and the "Manager's Dream" card (# 480) with Tony Oliva, Chico Cardenas and Bob Clemente. Provenance: Property of a Private Collector $1,500-2,000

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LOT 2027 GOTHIC FICTION MURDER MYSTERY MANUSCRIPT, CIRCA 1810, WITH 8 SHORT STORIES handwritten manuscript containing 8 Gothic murder mystery short stories incl. one play, circa 1810.

Folio. 149 pp. The first story, titled "Squire van Roderycke or a double murder discovered by the title of a comedy," (pp. 1-27) might have been inspired by the anonymous work, COUNT RODERIC'S CASTLE: OR, GOTHIC TIMES, A TALE, first published London, 1794 and then Baltimore and Philadelphia, 1795. The next five stories are titled: "The Blue Horseman and his family," "The coach man James or a remarkable instance of possible innocence," "The enigmatical stranger or remarkable discovery of a committee murderer after a lapse of eleven years," "Fables" and "The Mathematician or the eloped lady," a play in double columns. The remaining two stories are copies of two plays by Jean-Pierre De Florian, THE WORKS OF M. LE CHEVALIER DE FLORIAN. London: Printed for T. Becket, 1786. In two columns, French and English: Tale I: "Peter, A German Tale," pp. 3-21 and Tale III: "Sophronimum, A Greek Tale," pp. 45-67. Watermarked paper "J. Kool & Comp." from Jan Kool & Company, Zaanland, Holland with maker's device partially visible inside back cover. 3/4 leather and cloth covers, pages hand bordered and numbered $600-900

LOT 2028 BINET, JEAN-AUGUSTE [BINET-VALMER]. MANUSCRIPT FOR LES METEQUES, HANDWRITTEN WITH CORRECTIONS, CIRCA 1900 Jean-Auguste-Gustave Binet or Binet-Valmer (1875-1940). LES METEQUES, ROMAN DE MOEURS PARISIENNES. Original manuscript of the novel of Paris society written by the author prior to publication in 1900. 8vo. Bound in 5 vellum covered slim books, paginated in pen, single-sided handwritten pages pasted down.

Vellum binding, marbled eps, red lettered spine, some pages different sizes, some edges untrimmed (5) $300-500

LOT 2029 TWO FRAMED AND INSCRIBED AUTOGRAPHS BY NOTED ACTORS SARAH BERNHARDT AND JOHN GIELGUD Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923), known as the "Divine Sarah" was a French actress, writer and singer who performed internationally. Letter dated 1882, framed with photograph, inscribed "Oh! That beautiful country America. I was happy there for eight months and I think of it often; but, alas, it is no more than a dream...". Sold with a framed typed letter signed by John Gielgud, on his personal stationery, thanking the recipient for her kind wishes and support (2) $200-300 Provenance: A private Washington, D.C. collection

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LOT 2030 BERRYMAN, CLIFFORD K. EARLY 1890S ALBUM WITH CARTOON SKETCHES, BERRYMAN SIGNED CABINET CARD PHOTOGRAPH AND EPHEMERA an album of sketches, 3 cabinet card photographs, Christmas card and ephemera relating to or from the hand of Clifford K. Berryman (1869-1949). Album appears to be a gift from Clifford Berryman to his wife's sister, Hallie.

While working as a draftsman in the U.S. Patent Office in Washington, D.C., Berryman sent his sketches to The Washington Post, which hired him as a cartoonist in 1891. He married Kate Geddes Durfee in 1893 and had three children, including Florence Berryman. Oblong autograph album, likely repurposed, contains 27 b/w ink caricature sketches by Clifford Berryman, including one of artist drawing with a bespectacled bear looking over his shoulder.

Several sketches dated Oct. 8th and 9th, 1894, some inscribed to Hallie, some with fictitious autographs from "G. Cleveland" and "Meanderin Mike." Last page with sketch of woman holding a rolling pin with caption "Dear Hallie - This page is respectfully dedicated to my wife. C.K.B." Material includes three photo cabinet cards: one of Clifford Berryman, signed by him on reverse and dated Sept. 1895; a photo labeled "Mrs. CK Berryman, Wash. DC" and a photo labeled "Mrs. CK Berryman's sister, Wash. DC." Ephemera includes a 1935 Christmas card from the Berryman family, 1984 letter from Florence Berryman, Corcoran Gallery of Art catalog for the 1984 Berryman exhibit and newspaper clippings $400-600

LOT 2031 BONNEVILLE, BENJAMIN. 1818 SIGNED VOUCHER WITH MARYLAND LAND GRANT SIGNED BY GOV. GRASON AND CHANCELLOR BLAND 2 signed documents. Benjamin Bonneville (1796-1878). Partly printed single-sided pay voucher, signed three times as 2nd Lt. of Light Artillery, Fort Independence (Boston Harbor). Dated June 30, 1818 for $86.60 in pay and subsistence from May 1 to June 30, 1818. Bonneville was a French-born US Army officer, West Point graduate and explorer of the American West, made famous by an account of his actions written by Washington Irving. 10 1/4 x 16 in. Sold with vellum land grant dated June 4, 1839, signed by William Grason (1788-1868), as the 25th Governor of Maryland, and Theodorick Bland (1776-1846), as the Chancellor of Maryland. Land grant conveys property known as "Cornwall" to William Carroll. Vellum document 11 x 14 in., written on both sides (2) $400-600

LOT 2032 JANUARY 1864 HANDWRITTEN MANUSCRIPT ACCOUNT OF CIVIL WAR SKIRMISH AT FLAT CREEK, EAST TENNESSEE, UNDER COL. WOLFORD pre-ruled page with later ink markings over pencil writing, torn top and bottom edges, account reads: "East Tennessee 1864 Jan. 21 [?], 27-29/ Reports from Genl. Sturgis' comd. cavalry - Wolford fought at Flat Creek Road 6 mls from Fair Garden, a Place called Fowlers. Attack by Reb. Armstrong's Div. C.S.A. and fell back 2 miles. Wolford force about 900. Jan. 27 Wolford fell back with 2 mils Sevierville - same. Eveng fighting Wolford to coming on my left - 6 p.m. Drove enemy capturing 100 prisoners 50 & [?] killed & wounded. After dark still pursuing - Jan. 28 pursued enemy to river found 3 Brigands reb. across [?] to Fains Island below Dandridge - put Wolford men in fight [supported] Lagrange - Battle lasted till sundown & find 'Reb' infantry in own rear .... way of Fair Garden - north heavy losses - Col.... wounded- The command of Cav. were ordered & march through the Mountains with Skirmishes on the way to Maryville where they arrived Feb. 2nd...Exhausted with fatigue & stopping for weight of commanding officers." Reverse with pencil notations: "East Tennessee [Ca...]/ Jan. 1st Feb 3 1864." $200-300 Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2033 CONTEMPORARY MANUSCRIPT COPY OF CIVIL WAR POLITICAL PRISONER EXCHANGE LETTER FROM ROBERT OULD TO GENERAL WINDER one page single-sided contemporary copy of letter, written in ink, sent to Confederate Brigadier General John W. Winder from Colonel Robert Ould, Confederate Agent for the Exchange of Prisoners. Winder was in charge of Southern prisonerof-war camps during the Civil War. Ould was appointed after the signing of the agreement to exchange prisoners on July 22, 1862, remaining until the war's end. The letter mentions Ould's "arrangements" so that "we get rid of miserable wretches and receive some of the best material I ever saw." This letter was presented as evidence in the trial of Henry Wirz, the Confederate commander of the notorious prisoner-of-war camp known as Andersonville. Letter 12 1/2 x 8 inches, folds visible $200-400

LOT 2034 1861 CIVIL WAR MANUSCRIPT LETTER FROM ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, BANKER JOHN W. BURKE TO JOHN AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON III two-sided manuscript letter written and signed by John Woolfolk Burke (1825-1907), to John Augustine Washington III, a Confederate aide-de-camp to Gen. Robert E. Lee and the last owner of Mount Vernon. Dated "Alex. April 20, 1861," Burke outlines the military and political events taking place in the region, noting "Excitement here is very great and everybody is on tiptoe" and "There is no doubt in my mind that the North have grossly deceived themselves in calculating upon the Union men of the South to fight their Battles for them." Burke also writes that Mr. Brien's agent will "take the negroes up tomorrow," possibly a reference to removing slaves from Mount Vernon. Burke founded Burke and Herbert Bank with Arthur Herbert in Alexandria, Virginia, in 1852. John Washington deposited $200,000 in proceeds from the sale of Mount Vernon in Burke's bank and when Union forces came to take the money, Burke hid it in his home and then smuggled it to Corcoran and Riggs Bank.

Letter 9 3/4 x 7 3/4 in. $500-800

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LOT 2035 MANUSCRIPT MEMORANDUM OF CONVERSATIONS AT 1865 HAMPTON ROADS PEACE CONFERENCE WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN three single-sided sheets in black ink detailing the conversations between the principals at the Feb. 3, 1865 Hampton Roads Peace Conference. President Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of State William H. Seward represented the interests of the United States while Vice President Alexander H. Stephens, Senator Robert M. T. Hunter and Assistant Secretary of War John A. Campbell represented the Confederate government. Undated and unsigned, the text indicates the notes were made by Stephens, who was arrested on May 11, 1865, as noted at end of letter. The author recalled that Lincoln was willing to be taxed to remunerate the Southern people for their slaves and that he "should exercise the power of the Executive with the utmost liberality" $200-400

LOT 2036 CIVIL WAR MILITARY PASS FOR JOHN AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON FROM SAMUEL BASSETT FRENCH, AIDE-DECAMP TO VIRGINIA GOVERNOR manuscript military pass written and signed by Samuel Bassett French (1820-1898), aide-de-camp to Confederate Virginia Governor John Letcher, allowing John Augustine Washington III, aide-de-camp to Gen. Robert E. Lee, free military passage over roads. Note reads: "Executive Department/ Richmond June 24, 1861/ Pass Col. Jno. A. Washington, aide-decamp to Genl. Lee, at will free over the roads of this com-/monwealth upon his own certificate./ By order/ S. Bassett French/ ADC to Gov of VA." Washington was the last private owner of Mount Vernon and was killed in September of 1861 during a reconnaissance mission at the Battle of Cheat Mountain. Note on lined paper, 5 x 8 in. $400-700

LOT 2000 JANE C. WASHINGTON 1838 MANUSCRIPT LETTER TO SON JOHN AUGUSTINE WASHINGTON III, STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA two-sided handwritten letter in black ink from Jane C. Washington (1786-1855) to her son, John Augustine Washington III (1821-1861), dated "Blakeley Sep. 9, 1838." In the letter Jane expresses concerns about her son's behavior at UVA, writing "I feel very anxious that your first associates should be formed with great circumspection and care, as they will much determine your standing and character at the University." She urges John to acquaint himself with professors as that would not only be agreeable and improving "but save you from falling into other society which would most probably be the very reverse." Jane also mentions West Ford, a manager at Mount Vernon who was born a slave to John Augustine Washington and his wife, Hannah, and freed at age 21. John was the great-grand nephew of George Washington and the last private owner of Mount Vernon. After struggling for years to make ends meet at Mount Vernon, John finally sold the mansion, outbuildings and family tomb to the Mount Vernon Ladies Association in 1858 for $200,000. A Lieutenant Colonel in the Confederate Army, John served as aide-de-camp to his relative, General Robert E. Lee, and was killed in 1861 during a reconnaissance mission at the Battle of Cheat Mountain. Letter 9 3/4 x 8 in. $600-800 Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2038 MANUSCRIPT LETTER FROM ROBERT P. PRENTIS TO LORENZO LEWIS, 1845, REGARDING DISMAL SWAMP LAND OWNED BY GEORGE WASHINGTON four page letter, folded and written on two sides, from Robert R. Prentis, an attorney in Nansemond, VA, to Lorenzo Lewis, dated "Suffolk December 3rd, 1845." Lorenzo (1803-1847) was the executor of the estate of his father, Lawrence Lewis, who in turn was the executor of George Washington's estate. George Washington was a shareholder in the Great Dismal Swamp land speculation company, founded in 1763, which hoped to develop wetlands south of Norfolk, VA. Prentis discusses the difficulties of selling the land, which had little value and owners who could not agree on a course of action. Letter addressed to L. Lewis, Esq., of Berryville, 10 x 8 in. $500-800

LOT 2039 MANUSCRIPT ACCOUNT OF GOODS SOLD TO LAWRENCE LEWIS OF WOODLAWN PLANTATION FROM TREADWELL SMITH, 1826 single page manuscript account of goods and services sold to Lawrence Lewis by Treadwell Smith, a store owner in Berryville, VA. Purchases dated Jan. 11, 1826 through Sept. 28, 1826, with payment received dated Oct. 7, 1826. Items sold to Lewis include French brandy, soap, stable goods, nails and irons, "1 blank book," "salt for the Washingtons," and medicines such as laudanum, calomel and a set of scales and weights. Lawrence Lewis (17671839) was the son of George Washington's sister, Betty Washington Lewis and Fielding Lewis. He married Nelly Custis, a granddaughter of Martha Washington. After George Washington's death in 1799, Lawrence and Nelly built Woodlawn Plantation and lived there until about 1830. One sheet 13 1/2 x 8 in., with notation on reverse $300-500

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LOT 2040 GREY, SIR EDWARD. FLY FISHING. SECOND EDITION. WITH AUTOGRAPHED LETTER SIGNED E. GREY IN CUSTOM CASE Sir Edward Grey, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon (1862-1933), FLY FISHING. London: J. M. Dent and Co., 1899. 8vo. Second edition, xii, 276 pp. Frontis and 6 photogravure and color illustrations. Armorial bookplate of Norman Maclachlan, with pen signature "J.R. Wilson 1958" added. ALS from Grey to Maclachlan, noting that he never gets enough of fishing "and Parliament is officially arranged to make fishing difficult between March 1 and July 31, which covers the best of the season." Publisher's blue cloth, gilt dec. covers and spine, pages untrimmed, teg. Blue cloth and 3/4 leather custom clamshell case with gilt spine lettering and 5 raised bands $200-400

LOT 2041 FROST, ROBERT. THE POCKET BOOK OF ROBERT FROST'S POEMS. SIGNED AND DATED BY AUTHOR, RUTGERS, 1947 Robert Frost (1874-1963), THE POCKET BOOK OF ROBERT FROST'S POEMS. New York: Henry Holt and Co., 1946. 16mo. 264 pp. Paperback edition of Frost's POEMS signed "Robert Frost/ Rutgers 1947" in black pen on red ep. above pasted-in portrait. In addition to teaching, Frost recited his poetry at colleges and universities, calling his conversational approach to readings "barding around." The book appears to have been signed by Frost during a reading he gave at Rutgers University, NJ, on November 10, 1947.

Notations in pen note which poems Frost read, incl. "An Invitation," "Birches" and "The Death of the Hired Man." $300-500

LOT 2042 LETTERS OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF BUCKINGHAM, CHIEFLY ADDRESSED TO KING JAMES I OF ENGLAND. 1834.

1/10 ON LARGE PAPER Villiers, George (1592-1628) and King James (VI of Scotland, I of England) (1566-1625). LETTERS OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF BUCKINGHAM, CHIEFLY ADDRESSED TO KING JAMES I OF ENGLAND. Edinburgh: Thomas G. Stevenson, 1834. 8vo. 40 pp. Limited edition, one of ten copies on large paper. Rebound in hand made floral paper, spine intact with remainder of paper label. The collection of letters exchanged between King James and George Villiers, the Duke of Buckingham, can be interpreted as evidence the two were lovers $200-400

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LOT 2043 CHILDREN'S BOOKS: IN THE NIGHT KITCHEN, SIGNED BY SENDAK. DR. SEUSS'S SLEEP BOOK, SIGNED. ELOISE AT CHRISTMASTIME, FIRST EDITION three children's books, two signed, one first edition. Dr. Seuss [Theodor Seuss Geisel]. DR. SEUSS'S SLEEP BOOK. New York: Random House, 1962. 4to.

Glazed pictorial boards, full color illustrations on every page, no dj.

Signed and inscribed by Dr. Seuss on ffep: "For Howard with Best Wishes/ Dr. Seuss." Maurice Sendak. IN THE NIGHT KITCHEN. New York: Harper & Row Publishers, 1970. 4to. In dj with Caldecott Honor Book medal on front cover. Tan cloth covers with paper label on front cover, gold eps, unpaginated. Signed and inscribed on ffep: To Lynne/always young at heart/Maurice Sendak." Sold with Kay Thompson. ELOISE AT CHRISTMASTIME. New York: Random House, 1958. Stated first printing. No dj, glazed pictorial boards, unpaginated, color illustrations every page ( 3) $400-600

LOT 2044 WILLIAMS, TENNESSEE. THE TWO-CHARACTER PLAY. FIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY AUTHOR. LIMITED EDITION 198/350 Tennessee Williams. THE TWO-CHARACTER PLAY. New York: New Directions/Spiral Press, 1969. First edition. Signed by author on limitation page, limited edition 198/350. 8vo. 96 pp. Cloth green/tan covers with gilt spine, in slipcase with paper label as issued $200-300

LOT 2045 LARGE COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS, MANUSCRIPTS AND EPHEMERA, MOST SIGNED, MANY FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. a large collection of documents, handwritten letters, notes, cards and ephemera, most signed, with indentures, ledger pages, account records, invitations, etc. Collection includes correspondence from attorneys in Washington, D.C., mostly signed, some White House letters from Barnes, special assistant to FDR, and an American League Baseball Club ticket from April 20, 1943 $400-700

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LOT 2050 THE UNTAUGHT BARD. AN ORIGINAL WORK. NEW-YORK: DEARE AND ANDREWS, PRINTERS, 1804. FIRST EDITION THE UNTAUGHT BARD. AN ORIGINAL WORK. New-York: Deare and Andrews, printers. 1804. 16mo. 260 pp. Missing ffep and both covers.

Begins with title page, Preface pp. 3-12, text pp. 13-260, Contents pp. 261-263 with Errata p. 263 with note, 1 blank page. Misprint: 165 for p. 182. Note on p. 263 reads: "It is necessary to mention that those pieces which are marked in the contents with the letter M, were communicated by a friend; and likewise those with the letter U." Some titles on Contents page also marked with a "G." Ownership signatures on title page for "L...anne (?) Clarke" and "William Clarke" both in same hand. Printer's floral decorations in text. The poems begin with the note: "The surprising and perilous adventures of two valiant knights, during a journey from Haerlem to N. York." Only seven copies known to exist, all in libraries. Spine remaining, with red label and gilt bands, in custom green clamshell case with leather gilt label $800-1,200

LOT 2051 CARROLL, LEWIS [CHARLES DODGSON]. THE NURSERY "ALICE." PEOPLE'S EDITION, PRICE TWO SHILLINGS. LONDON, 1889 Lewis Carroll [Charles Dodgson]. THE NURSERY "ALICE" CONTAINING TWENTY COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS FROM TENNIEL'S ILLUSTRATIONS TO "ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND WITH TEXT ADAPTED TO NURSERY READERS

BY LEWIS CARROLL." London: Macmillan and Co., 1889. 4to.

Original white cloth-backed pictorial boards, titles to front cover in red and black, orange eps. First edition, first impression, third issue, with the original illustration of Alice and the Cheshire Cat on page 34 with Alice's profile visible, overpriced with two shillings on the title page.

"An Easter Greeting," and "Christmas Greetings" and 2 pps. ad in back $1,000-1,500

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LOT 2052 CARROLL, LEWIS. ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. NEW YORK, APPLETON, 1866. IN SANGORSKI & SUTCLIFFE/ZAEHNSDORF BINDING Lewis Carroll [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson] (1832-1898). ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. With 42 illustrations by John Tenniel. 8vo. 192 pp.

Half title, frontis, title page. Rebound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe/Zaehnsdorf, as stamped inside front cover, in red leather with gilt ruled borders, 5 raised bands, marbled eps, aeg. Front cover with gilt illus. after Tenniel of Alice holding pig from p. 88 of "Pig and Pepper" chapter; rear cover with gilt illus. of Cheshire Cat from p. 128 of "Croquet-Ground" chapter. Original red cloth covers and spine bound in at rear. Known as the "Appleton Alice," this is the first edition, second issue, of ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. The first 2000 copies, printed in Oxford in 1865, were rejected by illustrator John Tenniel. Carroll ordered a new printing in London and sold the withdrawn copies to Appleton, who published them with cancel (or replacement) title pages $2,000-4,000

LOT 2053 DICKENS, CHARLES. 3 FIRST EDITIONS: NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, LITTLE DORRIT AND MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT three first editions by Charles Dickens. NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. London: Chapman and Hall, 1839. xiv, 624 pp. 39 plates illus. by Phiz (Hablot K. Browne) with frontis of Dickens by Maclise. 8vo. First edition in book form, early state with "visiter" corrected on p. 123 but "latter" uncorrected p.

160. Period dark blue leather, gilt decorated spine, marbled eps. Sold with THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. London: Chapman and Hall, 1844. xiv, errata leaf, 624 pp. 38 plates illus. by Phiz with frontis and additional pictorial title. 8vo. First edition, second issue with 14 line errata leaf following plate list.

Period 1/4 leather with marbled boards, black label lettered in gilt on spine. Sold with LITTLE DORRIT. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1857. xiv, 625 pp. 38 plates illus. by Phiz with additional pictorial title page and frontis. 8vo. First edition in book form, first issue with signature BB2 misprinted as "B2" at page 371; "William" instead of "Frederick" on page 317, line 27; and "Rigaud" instead of "Blandois" on pages 469, 470, 472 and 473, as noted in errata on page xiv. Period 1/4 leather, newer pastedowns, gilt lettering on spine (3) $400-700

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LOT 2054 GREENAWAY, KATE. UNDER THE WINDOW. PICTURES AND RHYMES FOR CHILDREN. LONDON, GEORGE ROUTLEDGE. Kate Greenaway. UNDER THE WINDOW. PICTURES AND RHYMES FOR CHILDREN BY KATE GREENAWAY. London: George Routledge & Sons, [1878]. 4to. 64 pp. Early edition of children's classic with printer's ornaments to side of "Edmund Evans" on title page, "End of Contents" at bottom of page 14. Dark green pictorial cloth boards, glassine tissue cover, green cloth spine $300-500

LOT 2055 JAMES JOYCE. ANNA LIVIA PLURABELLE. LIMITED EDITION 199/800, SIGNED BY AUTHOR. FIRST PUBLICATION IN BOOK FORM James Joyce. ANNA LIVIA PLURABELLE. With a Preface by Padraic Colum. New York: Crosby Gaige, 1928. Signed by James Joyce on limitation page, as issued. 12 mo, 61 pp. Original brown cloth binding with Greek delta stamped in gilt on front cover, (Joyce's notation for his character, Anna Livia), gilt on spine, teg. This work was first published in Paris in October 1925 as "From a Work in Progress" in the Navire d’Argent. After two subsequent revisions and publications, it was again revised and published in book form by Crosby Gaige in 1928. "Anna Livia Plurabelle" would become a chapter in Joyce's FINNEGAN'S WAKE (pp. 196-216), which was published in book form in London by Faber and Faber in 1939. $1,500-2,000

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KIPLING, RUDYARD. 7 BOOKS, 4 FIRST EDITIONS: KIM, THE SEVEN SEAS, SONGS FROM BOOKS, AND TRAFFICS AND DISCOVERIES seven books by Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) with four first editions: MANY INVENTIONS. London: Macmillan and Co., 1893. First edition. 8vo. ix, 365 pp., 6 pp. ads at end. Pub. blue cloth, front and spine gilt, pub. monogram stamped back cover, top edge untrimmed, some pages uncut. Custom blue cloth wrap and case with blue leather and gilt spine. SEVEN SEAS. London: Methuen and Co., 1896. First edition. 8vo. xv, 230 pp., 39 pp. of ads at end. Dark red cloth, teg, untrimmed pages, with custom red cloth wrap and case with red leather and gilt spine. KIM. London: Macmillan and Co., 1901. First edition. 8vo. Illus. frontis, 413 pp. 2 pp. ads at end. Dark red cloth, gilt spine, teg, pub. device on front cover with custom red cloth wrap and case with red leather and gilt spine. TRAFFICS AND DISCOVERIES. London: Macmillan and Co., 1904. First edition. 8vo.

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spine. THEY. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1909. 8vo. 15 color illus. incl. frontis. Orig. publisher's gray cloth with color illus. pasted to cover, gilt title and gilt spine. Custom blue cloth wrap and case with blue leather and gilt spine. SONGS FROM BOOKS. London: Macmillan & Co., 1913. 8vo. 303 pp, no ads. Dark red cloth, teg, untrimmed pages, in custom case with brown leather and gilt spine.

Sold with JUST SO STORIES. London: Macmillan and Co., 1950.

8vo. 247 pp. Rebound in red polished calf leather with elaborate gilt dec. covers and spine, marbled eps, aeg. With illustrations by the author (7) $400-700

LOT 2057 KIPLING, RUDYARD. WORKS. SEVEN SEAS EDITION, 27 VOLUMES SIGNED BY KIPLING IN ORIGINAL CLOTH BINDINGS WITH SLIPCASES Rudyard Kipling. WORKS. The Seven Seas Edition. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1914. Limited edition 563/1500, signed on Volume 1 half title by Rudyard Kipling. Original beige buckram over boards, most with original slipcases $600-800

LOT 2058 MILNE, A.A. THREE FIRST EDITIONS: WINNIE-THE-POOH, NOW WE ARE SIX AND THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER three early editions with dust jackets by A.A. Milne, WINNIE-THE-POOH. London: Methuen & Co., 1926. First UK edition, second issue dust jacket. 8vo. 159 pp., numerous illustrations by E.H. Shepard. Orig. green cloth covers with gilt pictorial on front cover of Christopher Robin and Winnie-the-Pooh, gilt spine, teg. Pictorial eps of the "100 Aker Wood." Dust jacket with "139th THOUSAND" on back flap, "7/6 net" on spine. NOW WE ARE SIX. London: Methuen & Co., 1927.

First UK edition. 8vo. 103 pp., numerous illustrations by E.H. Shepard. Orig. burgundy cloth covers with gilt pictorial covers, gilt spine, teg, pink pictorial eps. Green dj with "7/6 net" on spine. THE HOUSE AT POOH CORNER. London: Methuen & Co., 1928. First UK edition. 8vo. 179 pp, numerous illustrations by E.H. Shepard.

Orig. salmon cloth with gilt pictorial cover, gilt spine, teg, pink pictorial eps. Pink dj with "7/6 net" on spine (3) $400-600

LOT 2059 STEINBECK, JOHN. THE GRAPES OF WRATH. FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING, LATER DUST JACKET John Steinbeck. THE GRAPES OF WRATH. New York: The Viking Press, 1939. 8vo, 619 pp. First edition, first printing in later dust jacket. Single statement on copyright page, "FIRST PUBLISHED IN APRIL 1939" with no statement of subsequent printings. Dust jacket showing original price of "$2.75" upper right with five reviews printed below, impression number clipped. Tan decorated boards, "Battle Hymn of the Republic" inside front and rear covers, "Viking Press" on spine $200-400

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LOT 2060 GAY LITERATURE. 7 TITLES, SOME FIRST EDITIONS. WITH THE GAY YEAR, THE REJECTED, VERBOTENE LIEBE, HARRY'S FARE AND OTHER STORIES Gay literature, 7 titles. Michael de Forrest. THE GAY YEAR. New York: The Woodford Press, 1949. 3rd ed. 8vo, 267 pp. in dj. HARRY'S FARE AND OTHER STORIES. Dorian Vignette Series - 1, 1960. San Francisco: Pan-Graphic Press.

First edition. Softcover, 8vo, 95 pp. in dj. James Leo Herlihy. THE SLEEP OF BABY FILBERTSON AND OTHER STORIES. Illus. by Tom Keogh. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1959. First edition. Signed and inscribed on ffep to Gary Olivo, "GBA winner 1965" from author, who was the 1950 GBA winner. 8vo., 190 pp., dj. John W. Reavis, Jr. THE REJECTED. Transcript of the first program on homosexuality presented by the National Educational Television station, featuring Margaret Mead, James Pike and others. Softcover, 8vo, 26 pp., dj.

Andre du Dognon. LES AMOURS BUISSONNIERES. Paris: Scorpion, 1948. Limited edition 108/120 reprint of 1863 orig. 12 mo, 286 pp., softcover paper wraps with orig. glassine. Hans Siemsen.

VERBOTENE LIEBE, BRIEFE EINES UNBEKANNTEN. Berlin: Schmiede, 1927. 12 mo, 79 pp., yellow and black paper covered boards as issued. J. Schoondermark, Jr. VAN DE VERKEERDE RICHTING OF MAN-MANNENLIEFDE EN VROUWVROUWENLIEFDE. Amsterdam: W.B. Moransard, 1907. Softcover, 42 pp. with ads (7) $300-500

LOT 2061 BRENT-DYER, ELINOR. 26 TITLES IN THE CHALET SCHOOL SERIES, 15 FIRST EDITIONS, ALL WITH DUST JACKETS Elinor M. Brent-Dyer. Author of about 60 school story novels set in the Chalet School for girls, originally published from 1925 to 1970. 8vo. 26 titles, incl. 15 first editions and early reprints of first works in the series, all with dust jackets. Titles with first editions noted incl.: The Rivals of the Chalet School (1929); The Chalet School and Jo (1931); The Chalet Girls in Camp (1932); The Exploits of the Chalet Girls (1933); The Chalet School and the Lintons (1934); The New House at the Chalet School (1935); Jo Returns to the Chalet School (1936); The New Chalet School (1938); Lavender Laughs in the Chalet School (1943); Gay From China at the Chalet School (1944), first edition; The Chalet School and the Island (1950), first edition; Tom Tackles the Chalet School (1955); A Genius at the Chalet School (1956), first edition; The New Mistress at the Chalet School (1957); The Coming of Age of the Chalet School (1958), first edition; The Chalet School and Richenda (1958), first edition; Joey and Co in Tirol (1960), first edition; Ruey Richardson: Chaletian (1960), first edition; The Feud in the Chalet School (1962), first edition; The Chalet School Triplets (1963), first edition; Jane and the Chalet School (1964), first edition; Redheads at the Chalet School (1964), first edition; Adrienne and the Chalet School (1965), first edition; Challenge for the Chalet School (1966), first edition; Althea Joins the Chalet School (1969), first edition, and Prefects of the Chalet School (1970), first edition (26) $800-1,200

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LOT 2062 JOHNS, CAPTAIN W.E. 13 TITLES: 11 BIGGLES STORIES AND 2 SPACE NOVELS, ALL WITH DUST JACKETS a collection of 13 adventure tales by the prolific British author and pilot William Earl Johns (1893-1968). Titles incl. "Biggles in the Cruise of the Condor," "Biggles of the Camel Squadron," "Biggles Flies Again," "Biggles and the Black Peril," "Another Job for Biggles," " Biggles Air Detective," "Biggles of the Special Air Police," "Biggles Pioneer Air Fighter," "Biggles of 266," "Biggles and the Poor Rich Boy," and "Biggles Flies to Work." 2 titles of space adventure tales incl. "World of Wonder" and "The Man Who Vanished Into Space" (13) $200-300

LOT 2067 FORE EDGE PAINTING AFTER PRINT: THE MAIL ARRIVING AT TEMPLE BAR. SIR WALTER SCOTT. ROKEBY; A POEM Sir Walter Scott. ROKEBY; A POEM. IN SIX CANTOS. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Co., 1821. Seventh edition. 8vo. 419 pp. Burgundy full straight-grain leather binding, gilt floral borders front and back, gilt spine with 8 raised bands in 4 pairs, marbled eps, aeg. Fore edge painting after the 1834 engraving by J. Watson, THE MAIL ARRIVING AT TEMPLE BAR, London. Scene shows the Devenport Royal Mail coming through the Temple Bar arch separating London City from Westminster. $500-800

LOT 2068 TWO FORE EDGE PAINTINGS ON 2 VOLUMES OF WALTER SCOTT POETRY: LORD OF THE ISLES AND LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL LORD OF THE ISLES. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable and Co., 1815. 8vo. 4th edition. Fore edge painting likely the sevenarch Old Stone Bridge in Inverness, the site of several battles in LORD OF THE ISLES. Sold with THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL, A POEM. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1816. 8vo. 15th ed. Fore edge painting likely of the River Tweed Bridge, a medieval stone bridge in Peebles, Scotland, close to Melrose Abbey. Scott wrote about Melrose Abbey in Canto 2 of LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL. Both volumes bound in red leather with gilt, aeg, bookplate. Both books have two bookplates on inside front cover, showing ownership of James Reynolds-Peyton (1842-1917), husband of Alice Reynolds-Peyton, of Folkestone, Kent (2) $500-700

LOT 2069 FORE EDGE PAINTING. THOMAS MOORE. LIFE OF LORD BYRON, WITH HIS LETTERS AND JOURNALS, 1851 Thomas Moore. LIFE OF LORD BYRON, WITH HIS LETTERS AND JOURNALS. London: John Murray, 1851. 8vo. Complete in one volume, reprint of 1830 first edition, with portrait frontis, half title vignette, last page of pub. ads., text in dbl. columns, 736 pp. Fore edge painting shows a couple on deck of ship; man in Royal Navy uniform with epaulets, climbing rope ladder. Woman seated to left holding fan. Painting possibly signed "Cinder" in ribbon to woman's right. May refer to Byron's satiric poem about the legendary "Don Juan." Bound in full dark brown leather with gilt floral borders front and back, gilt spine, aeg. Bookplate of George Staehle $400-600

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LOT 2070 AUSTEN, JANE. SIX NOVELS - THE SERIES OF ENGLISH IDYLLS, WITH COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHARLES BROCK, 1907-1909 Jane Austen, [NOVELS] THE SERIES OF ENGLISH IDYLLS. 6 titles, all in original bindings, all with color frontis, decorative titles and 24 color plates by Charles Brock. London and New York: J.M. Dent and E.P. Dutton, 1907-1909. Titles include: Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, Mansfield Park, Emma, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Emma with the dedication to the Prince Regent from the first edition in 1816 (6) $700-1,000

LOT 2071 BALZAC, HONORE DE. LA COMEDIE HUMAINE (THE HUMAN COMEDY), EDITION DEFINITIVE IN 53 VOLUMES. GEORGE BARRIE, 1897 Honore de Balzac (1799-1850). Translated by Ellery Sedgwick. LA COMEDIE HUMAINE (THE HUMAN COMEDY).

Printed only for Subscribers. Philadelphia: George Barrie, 1895-1900.

53 vols. 8vo. Edition Definitive. Limited Edition, number 198 of 1000 copies printed on Imperial Japan Paper for Mr. Andrew R. Baird.

Illustrated with 16 etchings by Frederic-Emile Jeannin after paintings

by Gaston Bussiere. Full blue morroco binding by "Brentano's" as stamped on ffep, gilt floral borders on covers, gilt spines, teg, marbled eps, tissue guards intact (53) $800-1,200

LOT 2072 BALZAC, HONORE DE. LA COMEDIE HUMAINE OR THE COMEDY OF HUMAN LIFE, TRANSLATED BY KATHERINE WORMELY. BOSTON, 1891 Honore de Balzac (1799-1850). LA COMEDIE HUMAINE or THE COMEDY OF HUMAN LIFE, translated

by Katharine Prescott Wormeley. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1886. 30 vols. 8vo. 3/4 red leather and red marbled paper covers, gilt decorative spines, teg red marbled eps (30) $400-700

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LOT 2073 BAYNTUN RIVIERE BINDINGS. 2 TITLES, 4 VOLUMES. ROGER NORTH, THE LIVES OF FRANCIS NORTH AND THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE Bayntun Riviere Bindings. 2 titles, 4 volumes. Roger North. THE LIVES OF THE RIGHT HON. FRANCIS NORTH, BARON GUILFORD... Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, under King Charles II and King James II. The Hon. Sir Dudley North, Commissioner of the Customs, and afterwards of the Treasury, to King Charles II. And the Hon. and Rev. Dr. John North, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Clerk of the Closet to King Charles II. London: Henry Colburn, 1826. New Edition in 3 volumes. 8vo. Full red leather bindings, floral gilt borders on covers, gilt borders inside covers, gilt spines, aeg, marbled eps, ribbon present. Each stamped "Bayntun Riviere Bath, Eng." on ffep. Sold with Oliver Wendell Holmes. THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE. Illus. by H.M. Brock. London: J.M. Dent, 1905. 12mo. 352 pp. 3/4 leather and marbled covers, gilt leather spine, marbled eps, teg. Pen gift inscription ffep. "Bayntun Riviere Bath, Eng." on ffep (4) $300-500

LOT 2074 DICKENS, WORKS. THE GADSHILL EDITION, 34 VOLUMES BOUND BY BUMPUS Charles Dickens. THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. Gadshill Edition in 34 volumes with the original illustrations. London: Chapman & Hall, 1899. 8vo. Binding by Bumpus as stamped on ffep Volume 1: "J & E Bumpus, 350 Oxford Street, Oxford." 3/4 tan leather, red cloth, gilt spine, red labels, marbled eps, ribbons present, teg. $1,500-2,000

LOT 2075 DRINKWATER, JOHN. PEPYS, HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER. 1930.

EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED IN COSWAY-STYLE BINDING BY BAYNTUN RIVIERE John Drinkwater. PEPYS, HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER. London: William Heinemann, 1930. 8vo. 380 pp.

Extra-illustrated with 16 plates incl. colored frontis portrait of Pepys.

Cosway-style binding in full blue morocco with oval portrait of Pepys inset in front cover. Gilt floral designs on outer and inner covers, gilt spine, 5 raised bands, aeg. Blue watered silk linings, stamp signed "Bound by Bayntun Riviere, Bath, England" lower front cover, blue ribbon intact. $600-900

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LOT 2076 ELIOT, GEORGE. NOVELS OF GEORGE ELIOT. A NEW EDITION, 8 TITLES IN 7 VOLUMES. EDINBURGH, CIRCA 1890 George Eliot, pen name of Mary Anne Evans (1819-1880). NOVELS OF GEORGE ELIOT. Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, circa 1890. Volume 1: ADAM BEDE. Volume 2: THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. Volumes 3 and 4 bound in one: SILAS MARNER and SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE. Volume 5: FELIX HOLT. Volume 6: ROMOLA. Volume 7: MIDDLEMARCH. Volume 8: DANIEL DERONDA. 3/4 dark blue leather with blue marbled covers, marbled eps and edges, gilt spines $300-500

LOT 2077 WARREN NEWCOMBE BY MERLE ARMITAGE, LIMITED AND SIGNED FIRST EDITION WITH LITHOGRAPH. ART DECO BINDING BY VIDA BENEDICT Merle Armitage. WARREN NEWCOMBE. New York: Will A. Kistler Company for E. Weyhe, 1932. 4to. First edition. Limited edition 118/500. 38 full page black and white Artochrome plates plus a stone lithograph of a cactus signed in pencil by Newcombe. Frontis portrait of the artist and introduction by Edward Weston. Signed by and numbered Art Deco binding by Vida Grenville Meister Benedict, later Smith, (1888-1982), who studied with Charles Pagnier, Ingeborg Borjeson and Giuglio Giannini and exhibited at the 1934 Paris Salon. Benedict was a member of the New York Society of Book Workers and the Boston Society of Arts and Crafts. Red leather, gilt and black binding extending to inside covers, stamped "Vida S. Benedict" lower right front cover, ziggurat design eps. Orig. soft wraps bound in. Marbled paper slipcase $700-1,000

LOT 2078 PASCAL, BLAISE AND M. AUGUSTE MOLINIER. THE THOUGHTS OF BLAISE PASCAL, 1885. ADAMS BINDING, 12/50, SIGNED BY WHITTINGHAM Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) and M. Auguste Molinier.

THE THOUGHTS OF BLAISE PASCAL. Translated by C. Kegan Paul. London: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1885. 4to. xiii, 362 pp., engraved frontis of Pascal. Limited large paper edition, 12/50, signed on limitation page by Charles Whittingham (1795-1876), English printer. Art Nouveau binding by "The Adams Bindery" as stamped inside front cover. Levant morocco with stylized flowers tooled and gilt, front and rear covers, 5 raised bands, gilt floral motifs on spine, gilt floral motif extending inside front and rear covers, marbled eps, untrimmed pages $300-500

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LOT 2079 RUSKIN, JOHN. THE STONES OF VENICE. NEW EDITION, LIMITED TO 1500, SIGNED BY AUTHOR IN 3 VOLUMES WITH ILLUSTRATIONS John Ruskin (1819-1900), THE STONES OF VENICE in 3 volumes: THE FOUNDATIONS, THE SEA-STORIES and THE FALL. London: Smith, Elder, and Co., 1874. Limited edition of 1500, signed by Ruskin at end of Preface, page ix. Large 8vo.

Many full page and in-text illustrations by Ruskin. Fine polished calf binding with boxed ruled in gilt, gilt lettering, all edges and eps marbled, ribbons present $400-700

LOT 2080 WILDE, OSCAR. THE WORKS OF OSCAR WILDE. LIMITED EDITION OF 1000. 14 VOLUMES BOUND BY BICKERS & SON, LONDON Oscar Wilde. THE WORKS OF OSCAR WILDE. London: Methuen and Co., 1908. Limited edition of 1000 printed on handmade paper. 8vo. 14 volumes bound by Bickers & Son, London, as stamped on ffep. 3/4 green leather and green cloth covers, green marbled eps with gilt borders and gilt spines, teg, untrimmed edges (14) $300-500

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LOT 2081 25 VOLUMES OF THE FOLIO SOCIETY WITH 3 VOLUMES OF BRAUDEL, CIVILIZATION AND CAPITALISM Edward Gibbon, THE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. London: The Folio Society, 1998. Vols. 1-8 in 2 red slipcases; A HISTORY OF ENGLAND. London: The Folio Society, 1998. 9 vols. in blue covers/ blue slipcases by different authors incl. Anglo-Saxon England, England in the Later Middle Ages, Early Medieval England, England Under the Tudors, England Under the Stuarts, England in the Eighteenth Century, England in the Age of Improvement, Victorian England and Edwardian England; A. J. P. Taylor, THE STRUGGLE FOR MASTERY IN EUROPE: 1878-1948. London: The Folio Society, 1998. 5 vol. set, without slipcase; Roger Hudson, LONDON: PORTRAIT OF A CITY. London: Folio Society, 1998. 1 vol. in slipcase; Philip Ziegler, THE BLACK DEATH. London: The Folio Society, 1997. 1 vol. in black slipcase; Henry Kamen, THE SPANISH INQUISITION. London: The Folio Society, 1998. 1 vol. in black slipcase; Fernand Braudel, THE STRUCTURES OF EVERYDAY LIFE. NY: Harper & Row, 1981. Vols. 1-3 in dj (28) $200-300

LOT 2082 CLIFFORD, ARTHUR. STATE PAPERS AND LETTERS OF SIR RALPH SADLER WITH MAINSFORTH LIBRARY BOOKPLATE. WITH BACON'S WORKS Arthur Clifford, editor. THE STATE PAPERS AND LETTERS OF SIR RALPH SADLER, KNIGHTBANNERET. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A MEMOIR OF THE LIFE OF SIR RALPH SADLER, WITH HISTORICAL NOTES, BY WALTER SCOTT. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable, 1809. 2 vols. Folio.

Polished tan leather with gilt borders, tooled spines, marbled eps.

Vol. 1: "Mainsforth Library" bookplate inside front cover, engraved frontis of Mary, Queen of Scots. Vol. 2: Mainsforth Library bookplate, engraved frontis of Thomas Cromwell. Mainsforth Library bookplate indicates ownership by Robert Surtees (1779-1834), the English historian whose book collection was sold at auction Jan. 2, 1837.

Sadler (1507-1587) was an English Secretary of State and ambassador who served Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. Sold with WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON. Collected and edited by James Spedding, Robert Ellis and Douglas Heath. Cambridge: Riverside Press, 1863. Limited edition of 100 copies on large paper for subscribers. 15 vols. 8vo. Red cloth covers with black spines (17) $200-400

LOT 2083 FINE LEATHER BINDINGS: MILTON, SWINBURNE, EUGENE SUE AND ALEXANDRE DUMAS five sets of fine leather bindings.

SELECTED PROSE WRITINGS OF JOHN MILTON. London: Keagan, Paul Trench, 1884. 8vo. 1 vol., no. 16 in large paper edition of 50. Signed by Charles Whittingham on edition page. Sold with THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON. London: Keagan, Paul Trench, 1887. 8vo. 2 vols., no. 45/50 in the large paper edition.

Signed R. and R. Clark on edition page. All Milton vols. bound same in full blue leather Bayntun binding with "Bayntun, Binder, Bath, Eng" on ffep. Sold with THE WORKS OF EUGENE SUE. Boston: Francis Nicholls, 1899. 20 vols. 8vo. Large paper edition, no. 88/1000 copies, illustrated with an etching by Adrian Marcel. Sold with THE POEMS OF ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE. New York and London: Harper Brothers, 1904. 6 vols. 8vo. First Series, limited ed., no.

130/149 copies, printed for George Thomson Wilson and bears signature of "Harper Brothers." Sold with THE COMPLETE WORKS OF ALEXANDRE DUMAS. London: Hawarden Press. Edition de Luxe, [n.d.]. 32 vols. 8vo. Limited ed., 28/500 copies (61) $300-500

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LOT 2084 FINE LEATHER BINDINGS: ULICK AND SORACHA AND COLLECTED WORKS OF GEORGE MOORE, SIGNED AND LIMITED, WORKS OF WALTER PATER three sets of fine leather bindings by George Moore and Walter Pater. THE COLLECTED WORKS OF GEORGE MOORE. The Carr Edition. New York: Boni and Liveright, 1922. Signed "George Moore" on edition page of vol. 1.

20 volumes, limited edition 68/1000. Sold with George Moore, ULICK AND SORACHA. New York: Boni and Liveright, 1926. Numbered and signed "George Moore" on edition page. Limited ed., 668/1250. Sold with THE WORKS OF WALTER PATER. London: Macmillan and Co., 1900. 9 vols., limited to 750 copies, no limitation number (30) $300-500

LOT 2085 TWO VOLUMES OF GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK WITH COLOR FASHION PLATES, JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER, 1860 COMPLETE Hale, Mrs. Sarah J. and Louis A. Godey, eds.

Philadelphia: Louis A. Godey, 1860. 2 vols. 8vo. Vol LX: frontis, engraved title, iv, 574 pp. plus additional pages of music, embroidery patterns, hair styles. Vol. LXI: frontis, 570 pp. color plates, one folding. 3/4 leather and cloth covers, gilt spines, new eps (2) $200-400

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LOT 2086 DAYS OF THE DANDIES, GROLIER SOCIETY, LIMITED EDITION DE LUXE 15 VOLUME SET WITH ARTHUR MURPHY ON SAMUEL JOHNSON'S WORKS a collection of three titles in 27 volumes. THE DAYS OF THE DANDIES. London: The Grolier Society [n.d], circa 1900. 15 volume set. 8vo. Edition De Luxe, limited edition 439/1000.

Set features biographies of 18th Century English authors and celebrities such as Colley Cibber, Captain Gronow, Mrs. Jordan, Laurence Sterne, Horace Walpole, Beau Nash, Fanny Burney, Lady Montagu and Peg Woffington. Each vol. with hand-colored frontis and additional in-text illustrations. Sold with Arthur Murphy. AN ESSAY ON THE LIFE AND GENIUS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON. London: T. Longmire, Law, et. al., 1796. 11 of 12 vols., missing vol. 12. 8vo. Full leather bindings, gilt spines, armorial devices on front and rear covers, portrait frontis vol. 1., bookplate from the "Rev. T. Newcome."

Sold with THE POETICAL WORKS OF S. JOHNSON. London: C. Cooke, [n.d.]. 32mo. Small leather volume with illus. frontis, ads in back (27) $200-400

LOT 2087 POETRY IN FINE BINDINGS: 4 TITLES IN 6 VOLUMES INCLUDING THACKERAY IN RIVIERE BINDING, TENNYSON, OTWAY'S WORKS six volumes of poetry in fine leather bindings.

Four titles including William Thackeray. THE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS. London: Bradbury & Evans, 1850. With illus. by the author. 2 volumes. 8vo. 3/4 leather and marbled covers, marbled eps, gilt spine, aeg. THE WORKS OF THOMAS OTWAY. London: F.C. and J. Rivington, 1812. 2 volumes. 8vo. Elaborately tooled and gilt covers, gilt spines, marbled eps and edges. THE WORKS OF ALFRED LORD TENNYSON. London: Macmillan and Co., 1887.

12mo. 640 pp. Red leather covers with gilt decorations front and back covers, gilt spine, aeg. William Leighton. FLORENTINE SONNETS. Florence: 1906. 12mo. Vellum binding with handpainted Florentine lion on cover, illus. with 17 photogravures of the city (6) $200-400

LOT 2088 FINE BINDINGS: 20 VOLS. IN 4 SETS WITH WORKS BY THACKERAY, BYRON SCHILLER AND PRESCOTT fine bindings incl: WORKS, Lord Byron. Thomas Moore, ed., JB Lippincott, 1889.

8vo, vols. 1-4, 3/4 leather with marbled boards; WORKS, William Makepeace Thackeray. Boston: Lothrop & Co., [nd]. 8vo, 10 vols. 3/4 leather with marbled boards; WORKS, Frederick Schiller. Household Edition; John W. Lovell & Co. [nd]. 8vo, vols. 1-4, 3/4 leather with marbled boards; HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO, William H. Prescott. NY: John W. Lovell Company, [nd]. 8vo, vols. 12, 3/4 leather with marbled boards $300-500 Provenance: Estate of Granville and Nancy Austin

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LOT 2089 FRENCH CLASSICS IN FINE LEATHER BINDINGS, BOOK BOX, LIMITED EDITION PHYSIOLOGIE DU GOUT BY BRILLATSAVARIN French literature, history and social commentary in 83 fine leather bindings. Includes Brillat-Savarin, PHYSIOLOGIE DE GOUT. Paris: Maurice Darantiere, 1930. Limited edition, 273/1000. Sold with a book box, with "M. Nanpon, 159 Ave de Wagram" stamp; HISTOIRE DE LA REVOLUTION FRANCAISE in 15 vols. by J. Michelet; volumes by Daudet, Lamartine, Lafontaine. Most 3/4 leather with marbled covers, gilt spines, most 8vo or smaller, most late 19th to early 20th Century, some earlier (83) $300-500

LOT 2090 SIREY COLLECTION. 47 VOLUMES OF FRENCH LAWS AND DECREES BY J.B. SIREY: RECUEIL GENERAL DES LOIS ET DES ARRETS. 1848-1953 a collection of French laws and decrees known as the Sirey Collection. 47 volumes, with years missing. RECUEIL GENERAL DES LOIS ET DES ARRETS, EN MATIERE CIVILE, CRIMINELLE, ADMINISTRATIVE ET DE DROIT PUBLIC. (GENERAL COMPENDIUM OF LAWS AND DECREES). Complied

by J.B. Sirey. Paris: A.M. Bachelier, 1848-1953. Earlier volumes bound in full leather, later volumes in 1/4 leather and cloth. These volumes contain the main laws and judgments in French civil, criminal, commercial and public law. Continued after his death, the Sirey Collection merged with the Recueil Dalloz in 1965 (47) $200-400

LOT 2094 JOHN SELDEN. TITLES OF HONOR, LONDON, 1672. FOLIO THIRD EDITION WITH EULOGY BY BEN JOHNSON John Selden.

TITLES OF HONOR. Carefully Corrected, with Additions and Amendments by the Author. London: Printed by E. Tyler and R. Holt for Thomas Bassett, 1672. Third Edition, two parts in one volume with continuous pagination. Engraved portrait frontispiece by Robert White, Title, Epistle Dedication, Ben Johnson eulogy to his "Honoured Friend Mr. John Selden," Preface, Heads of Chapters preceeding text. Folio, 11 x 8 in., 756 pp. Later brown leather binding, 5 raised bands on spine, spine label gilt, marbled edges, frontis remounted, engraved illus. in text $200-300

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LOT 2095 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. THE NATIONAL SHAKESPEARE IN 3 VOLUMES: COMEDIES, TRAGEDIES, HISTORIES. ILLUSTRATED

BY PATON William Shakespeare. THE NATIONAL SHAKESPEARE: A FACSIMILE OF THE TEXT OF THE FIRST FOLIO OF 1623.

Illustrated by Sir J. Noel Paton. London: William Mackenzie, [1904].

Three volumes. Large folio, 16 1/2 x 10 in. Original full green morocco, blind and gilt decorated covers, 5 raised band spine with gilt, green and gold marbled eps., all teg. Handmade paper, illustrated with 20 "India-proof" impressions" by Sir J. Noel Paton, incl. portraits of the author and scenes from the plays. $400-700

LOT 2096 THEOBALD, LEWIS, ED. THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE: IN SEVEN VOLUMES. LONDON: BETTESWORTH, HITCH, 1733.

FIRST EDITION Lewis Theobald, editor (1688-1744). THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE: IN SEVEN VOLUMES. COLLATED WITH OLDEST COPIES, AND CORRECTED; WITH NOTES, EXPLANATORY, AND CRITICAL. London: Bettesworth, Hitch, Tonson, [et. al], 1733. First edition. 8vo. Portrait frontis to volume 1, half titles to volumes 4 and 5 correctly numbered. Bound in contemporary polished calf with gilt spines. Lewis Theobald was one of the first scholars to revise and collate Shakespeare's plays, basing his commentary on the author's First Folio to determine the original wording of the texts (7) $1,000-1,500

LOT 2097 JOHNSON, SAMUEL. THE PLAYS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IN EIGHT VOLUMES. LONDON: TONSON, 1765. FIRST EDITION Samuel Johnson, editor. THE PLAYS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IN EIGHT VOLUMES. WITH THE CORRECTIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF VARIOUS COMMENTATORS; TO WHICH ARE ADDED NOTES BY SAM. JOHNSON. London: Tonson, Woodfall, [et. al], 1765. First edition. 8 volumes. 8vo. Engraved frontis of Shakespeare by G. Vertue. Bound in period calf, red and black labels on spine. Bookseller's label and two bookplates: A. Edward Newton, Oak Knoll, over and partially covering Joseph Parker Norris.

Norris (1847-1916) bookplate indicates ownership by the Philadelphia author of PORTRAITS OF SHAKESPEARE, 1885, whose "extensive and notable collection of works by and relating to Shakespeare" were sold at auction on Wednesday, November 22nd, 1922. Alfred Edward Newton, of Oak Knoll, Daylesford, close to Philadelphia, was one of the most influential of American book collectors (8) $500-800

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LOT 2098 SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM. THE PLAYS OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. SAMUEL JOHNSON AND GEORGE STEEVENS, 1778. 10 VOLUMES, 2 SUPPLEMENTS William Shakespeare. THE PLAYS OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE. IN TEN VOLUMES. WITH THE CORRECTIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF VARIOUS COMMENTATORS; TO WHICH ARE ADDED NOTES BY SAMUEL JOHNSON AND GEORGE STEEVENS. London: Bathurst, Strahan, Rivington, et. al., 1778. Second edition, revised and augmented. 8vo.

10 vols. with 2 Supplements published in 1780, for a total of 12 vols.

Engraved portrait frontis of Shakespeare vol. 1, 2 extra engravings and folding text plate in Supplement vol. 1. Later 3/4 leather and marbled paper covers, gilt spines, red and green spine labels (12) $200-400

LOT 2099 NATHAN DRAKE. SHAKSPEARE AND HIS TIMES, 1817, AND MEMORIALS OF SHAKSPEARE, 1828. FIVE TITLES OF SHAKESPEARE BIOGRAPHY William Shakespeare biographies and literary criticism. Titles incl. Nathan Drake. SHAKSPEARE AND HIS TIMES: INCLUDING THE BIOGRAPHY OF THE POET. London: T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1817. 2 vols. 4to. Later cloth binding, new eps, with ads at end. Nathan Drake. MEMORIALS OF SHAKSPEARE: OR, SKETCHES OF HIS CHARACTER AND GENIUS, BY VARIOUS WRITERS.... London: Henry Coleburn, 1828. 8vo. 1/4 leather and marbled covers, bookplate. FAC-SIMILE OF SHAKSPEARE'S WILL. London: Cassell & Co., [nd]. Slim green 8vo. with gilt lettering on cover. James Boaden. AN INQUIRY INTO THE AUTHENTICITY OF VARIOUS PICTURES AND PRINTS, which, from the Decease of the Poet to our own times, have been offered to the public as Portraits of Shakspeare. London: Robert Triphook, 1824. 5 engraved plates.

Samuel A. Tannenbaum. SHAKSPEARE FORGERIES IN THE REVELS ACCOUNTS. New York: Columbia Univ. Press, 1928. Folio.

109 pp. Limited edition, 156/500. Five titles in six volumes (6) $400-600

LOT 2100 JONES, SIR WILLIAM. THE WORKS OF SIR WILLIAM JONES, 6 VOLUMES WITH 2 VOLUME SUPPLEMENT, 1799-1801 AND TEIGNMOUTH'S LIFE, 1806 THE WORKS OF SIR WILLIAM JONES. IN SIX VOLUMES. London: G. G. and J. Robinson, 1799.

Sold with SUPPLEMENTAL VOLUMES TO THE WORKS OF SIR WILLIAM JONES. London: G. G. and J. Robinson, 1801. 2 vols. Sold with MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE, OF SIR WILLIAM JONES. By Lord Teignmouth. London: John Hatchard, 1806. 4to. Numerous engraved plates, some folding, all volumes uniformly bound in 1/4 leather and marbled boards, gilt spines. Sold with MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, WRITINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE, OF SIR WILLIAM JONES.

By Lord Teignmouth. London: John Hatchard, 1815. 5th ed. 8vo. Sir William Jones (1746-1794), English philologist and Orientalist who founded the Asiatick [Asiatic] Society of Bengal is best known as an early scholar of Indo-European languages. Sir William's wife, Lady Anna Maria Jones (1748-1829), gathered and edited her husband's works, as the material for the memoir written by John Shore, Lord Teignmouth (10) $600-900 Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2101 SHAKESPEARE AND TUDOR ERA: PORTRAITS AND ILLUSTRATED PLATE BOOKS WITH TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA BROADSIDE. 4 TITLES William Shakespeare illustrations by Francis Douce, Wriothesley Portraits, Tudor Architecture, group of books and a broadside circa 1820.

Four titles in seven vols. plus two-sided printed broadside for TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With Duke of Milan played by [Daniel] Egerton (1772-1835). No date, likely printed circa 1809-1820, when Egerton regularly performed at the venue.

Reverse with advertisement for THE ROAD TO RUIN at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with [Joseph Shepherd] Munden as Old Dornton.

Francis Douce. ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAKSPEARE, AND OF ANCIENT MANNERS. London: Longman, [et. al], 1807. First edition. 2 vols. Text illustrations both volumes, 9 plates in Vol. 2 (1 colored folding), titles printed in red and black. 3/4 leather with tan cloth boards, marbled eps.

Abraham Wivell. AN INQUIRY INTO THE .... SHAKSPEARE PORTRAITS;... London: Virtue, 1850. 8vo. Richard W. Goulding.

WRIOTHESLEY PORTRAITS. Oxford, Frederick Hall, 1920. Folio.

Shakespeare's narrative poems, "Venus and Adonis" and "The Rape of Lucrece," were dedicated to Southampton. Thomas Garner and Arthur Stratton. THE DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE OF ENGLAND DURING THE TUDOR PERIOD. New York: Scribner's Sons, 1929. Second edition. Folio (7) $300-$500

Lot 2102 DUGDALE, WILLIAM. TWO TITLES: THE BARONAGE OF ENGLAND, 1675, AND THE ANTIENT USAGE..., 1682 Dugdale, William. THE BARONAGE OF ENGLAND, OR AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES AND MOST MEMORABLE ACTIONS OF OUR ENGLISH NOBILITY. London: Printed by Thos. Newcomb for Roper, Martin, Herringman, 1675-1676. First edition. Three volumes in two with continuous pagination. Large 4to, 14 1/2 x 9 1/2 in. Vol. 1: 792 pp, vols. 2 and 3: 491 pp. Later 1/4 leather with cloth covers, gilt on spines, new eps, titles printed in red and black, five folding plates. Sold with THE ANTIENT USAGE IN BEARING OF SUCH ENSIGNS OF HONOUR AS ARE COMMONLY CALL'D ARMS. WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE PRESENT NOBILITY OF ENGLAND. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A CATALOGUE OF THE PRESENT NOBILITY OF SCOTLAND AND IRELAND, ETC. Oxford: Printed at the Theater for Rich. Davis, 1682. First edition. 16mo. [3 blanks], Advertisement, 210 pp, [1 blank] (3) $500-$700

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LOT 2103 SHAKESPEARE LITERARY CRITICISM: WORKS BY E. H. SEYMOUR, J. PAYNE COLLIER, ELIZABETH MONTAGUE. 15 TITLES IN 17 VOLUMES titles include: E. H. Seymour. REMARKS, CRITICAL, CONJECTURAL, AND EXPLANATORY, UPON THE PLAYS OF SHAKSPEARE,... London: Lackington, Allen, 1805.

Volumes 1 and 2. 8vo. Later binding. Sold with Seymour, REMARKS, CRITICAL, CONJECTURAL, AND EXPLANATORY,... London: Lackington, Allen, 1805. 1 vol. 8vo. Gilt device of Shakespeare on covers. J. Payne Collier. John Monck Mason. COMMENTS ON THE LASTS EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS. Dublin: P. Byrne, 1785. 8vo. First edition of the Samuel Johnson-George Steevens critique. SHAKESPEARE'S LIBRARY: A COLLECTION OF THE ROMANCES, NOVELS, POEMS, AND HISTORIES... London: Thomas Rodd, [nd, c. 1840]. 2 vols. 8vo. J. Payne Collier. NOTES AND EMENDATIONS TO THE TEXT OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS,... London: Whittaker, 1853. 8vo. [Elizabeth Montague]. AN ESSAY ON THE WRITINGS AND GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE. London: Hughs, 1772. 8vo. A CONCORDANCE TO SHAKESPEARE:... London: G.G. J. and J. Robinson, 1787. Z. Jackson. SHAKSPEARE'S GENIUS JUSTIFIED:... London: John Major, 1819. GLOSSARIUM EROTICUM LINGUAE LATINAE. Paris: Dondey-Dupre, 1826. William Henry Ireland. THE CONFESSIONS OF WILLIAM HENRY IRELAND.... London: Thomas Goddard, 1805.

Sold with 10 additional titles (17) $400-700

LOT 2104 SHAKESPEARE LITERARY CRITICISM, IMPRINTS FROM THE SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY AND LIBRARY AND DEALER CATALOGS a collection of literary criticism, research, auction, dealer and exhibition catalogs and commemorative publications by various authors and institutions, relating to the works of William Shakespeare. 18 hardcover volumes and 13 softcover pamphlets including: John Wainwright, SHAKSPEARE'S MEDICAL AND SURGICAL KNOWLEDGE, 1915; Falconer Madan, A CATALOGUE OF SHAKESPEAREANA; 6 imprints published by the Shakespeare Society, London, circa 1845; 2 copies of C.M. Ingleby, THE STILL LION, 1874; B. Rush Field, MEDICAL THOUGHTS OF SHAKESPEARE, 1885 and additional titles (31) $200-400

LOT 2108 FOGLIETTA (UBERTO). EX UNIVERSA HISTORIA RERUM EUROPAE OR THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF EUROPE, 1571.

FIRST EDITION Uberto Foglietta. EX UNIVERSA HISTORIA RERUM EUROPAE SUORUM TEMPORUM [THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF EUROPE]. Coniuratio Ioannis Ludovici Flisci. Naples: apud Josephum Cacchium, 1571. First edition. 8vo. 98 pp. Laid paper, first page blank, title page with engraved device, text, Errata, last page blank with pen written notation. Older vellum binding with newer label on spine $200-300

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LOT 2109 MASUER, JEAN. PRACTICA FORENSIS. FRANCOFURTI: NICOLAI BASSAEI, 1587. BOUND WITH MONTE ALBANO, LIBER DE EXCEPTIONIBUS REORUM Jean Masuer [Johannes Masuerius].

PRACTICA FORENSIS, MASUERII IURISCONSULTI GALLI LONGE CELEBERRIMI, DENUO CASTIGATIUS, ... Francofurti: Officina Typographical Nicolai Bassaei, 1587. Bound with Monte Albano, LIBER DE EXCEPTIONIBUS REORUM. Francofurti: Officina Typographical Nicolai Bassaei, 1587. 8vo. Volume 1: blank, xii, 570 pp. text, 42 pp. Index, etc. Volume 2: 177 pp. text incl. title page and dedication with an additional 7 pp. Index. Older, possibly contemporary, vellum and marbled paper covers, 3 raised band spine with inked label. Small paper bookplate "Ex-dono D. Henrici Cailloue, Bibliot. S. J." indicates ownership by Dr. (?) Henrici Cailloue of the "Bibliot S.J." or Library of the Society of Jesus. Masuer's legal text is considered a book of practical knowledge of the law as opposed to legal theory $200-400

LOT 2110 ANDREWES, BISHOP LANCELOT. THE MORALL [MORAL] LAW EXPOUNDED, 1642. OWNED BY REV. SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH, WESTCHESTER, NY London: Printed for Michael Sparke, Robert Milbourne, Richard Cotes and Andrew Crooke, 1642. Full title: THE MORALL LAW EXPOUNDED, 1.

LARGELY, 2. LEARNEDLY, 3. ORTHODOXLY. THAT IS, THE LONG-EXPECTED, AND MUCH DESIRED WORKE OF BISHOP ANDREWES, UPON THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. Dedication, 855 pps. with 2 additional collections of sermons. Engraved frontis, rebound in dark cloth with gilt. Ownership by Rev. Hollingsworth of the Protestant Episcopal Church, NY, with memorial bookplate front cover, likely his signature on title page $200-300

LOT 2111 BOCCALINI, TRAIANO (1556-1613). COMMENTARII DI TRAIANO BOCCALINI ROMANO SOPRA CORNELIO TACITO. COSMOPOLI: BATTISTA, 1677 Boccalini, Traiano-Tacitus (1556-1613). 3 titles bound in one volume. COMMENTARII DI TRAIANO BOCCALINI ROMANO SOPRA CORNELIO TACITO, COME SONO STATI LASCIATI DELL'AUTORE. [FORBIDDEN COMMENTARY ON TACITUS, PRINTED IN A FICTITIOUS PLACE]. Cosmopoli: Printed

by Giovanni Battista della Piazza, 1677. Bound with OSSERVATIONI DI TRAIANO BOCCALINI ROMANO SOPRA IL PRIMO LIBRO DELL 'HISTORIA DI CORNELIO TACITO and CONSIDERATIONI DI TRAIANO BOCCALINI ROMANO SOPRA LA VITA DI GIULIO AGRICOLA SCRITTA DA CORNELIO TACITO. 8vo. viii, title page with woodblock illustration of Roman Colosseum. 1/4 leather, marbled boards, marbled edges. First edition of Boccalini's commentary on Tacitus, printed in the fictitious city of "Cosmopoli."

Boccalini was an Italian satirist whose commentaries, published more than 60 years after his death, were sharply observed judgments on European politics $400-600

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LOT 2112 EARLY RELIGIOUS WORKS. THREE TITLES: RERUM ANGLICARUM SCRIPTORUM, EPISTOLE ET EVANGELI AND HISTORICA ECCLESIASTICA three early religious works by different authors. William Fulman, ed. RERUM ANGLICARUM SCRIPTORUM VETERUM TOM. 1. Oxoniae [Oxford]: Sheldonian Theater, 1684.

First edition. Folio. 598 pp. plus Errata last page. 5 chapters related to the religious history of Britain: Ingulfi Croylandensis Historia; Petri Blesensis Continuatio; Chronica de Mailros; Annales Burtonenses and Historiae Croylandensis Continuatio. Full leather binding with red label on gilt spine. Sold with Joachim Lange or Langio. HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA VET. TESTAMENTI:... Halae Magdeburgicae: Typis & impensis Orphanotrophei, 1718. 8vo. 978 pp. plus Index.

Bound in vellum with lettered spine, woodcut frontis, title page in red and black, woodcut decorations in text. Ex-library stamp "E. Bibliotheca Comitum de Goebtz." Ownership inscription inside front cover. Sold with Remigio Fiorentino, EPISTOLE ET EVANGELLI,...TRADOTTI IN LINGUA TOSCANA. 8vo. Missing copyright page, text begins on p. 1, 475 pp. Possibly printed in Venice: Nicolo Misserini, circa 1614. Numerous woodcuts and engravings to accompany the text, which outlines the gospels to be read at Church services during the year. Paper covered boards, cloth spine with gilt, new eps (3) $400-600

LOT 2113 ACTUS APOSTOLORUM. PARIS: ANTOINE VITRE, 1652. BOUND WITH LUBIN, TABULA SACRAE GEOGRAPHICAE. PARIS, 1670 2 volumes bound together: ACTUS APOSTOLORUM. Paris: Excudebat Antonius Vitre, Regis, & Cleri Gallicani Typographus.

1652. "Ex-libris Camus-Daray" written in ink on title page. 16mo, 6 1/2 x 3 3/4 in. 4 blank pages, 447 pps. of Latin text on laid paper with inked borders, followed by "Index Epistolarum," "Index Testimoniorum," "Hebraicorum, Chaldaeorum, Graecorumque Nominum Interpretatio." Bound together with Augustino Lubin, TABULAE SACRAE GEOGRAPHICAE SIVE NOTITIA ANTIQUA. Paris: Typis Petri le Petit, Regis & Utriusque Academiae Typographi, via Iacobea, sub Cruse Aurea, 1670. 110 pps. of text, page stating Lubin as King's Printer, 2 pps. of Errata, ending with small advertisement for Vitre Bibles printed in folio, quarto and 12mo sizes, 4 blank pages. Finely tooled and gilt dark brown leather binding with crests on front and back covers, aeg, 5 raised bands on spine. Both Vitre and Lubin were printers for King Louis XIV. $500-800

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LOT 2114 EARLY RELIGIOUS WORKS. 10 TITLES: MANUSCRIPT COPY OF PARS SECONDA PNEUMATHOLOGIAE, JOHANN FRIEDRICH PAMPHLET ten early religious works including a loose engraving of the Madonna and Child, manuscript copy of PARS SECONDA PNEUMATHOLOGIAE DE SPIRITU CREATO, dated 1752; disbound pamphlet dissertation by Johann Friedrich, published in Wittenbergae, 1717; a 1773 German guidebook to the Strasbourg Cathedral with numerous single and folding plate engravings; a Portuguese or Spanish Bible dictionary, 1794; a 1788 Dutch Catechism with engraved frontis; a Latin Breviary, 1764; The Psalms of David, London, 1772; a slim French volume on the sacred fire of Vesta, 1768 and a cloth bound dissertation by David Pott, COMMENTATIO DE NATURA ATQUE INDOLE ORATIONIS MONTANAE..., 1789. Unless noted, all books bound in full leather, most 16mo $400-600

LOT 2115 RUSSIAN ORTHODOX OLD BELIEVERS BOOK OF ST. NICHOLAS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY Russian Orthodox book about St. Nicholas, likely printed in Slavonic by the Old Believers in the early 19th Century, probably copying a 17th Century text. 8vo.

Undated, printed on laid paper in red and black, with red and black decorative initials and numbered pages. Full leather binding over wood boards, blindstamped covers and spine, brass and leather closures. The Old Believers revolted against the liturgical reforms introduced by Russian Orthodox Patriarch Nikon of Moscow in the 17th Century $500-800

LOT 2116 BEAUMONT, BLAS. EXERCITATIONES ANATOMICAS Y ESSENCIALES OPERACIONES DE CIRUGIA, 1728. FIRST EDITION WITH ILLUSTRATIONS Don Juan Blas Beaumont (16901758). EXERCITACIONES ANATOMICAS Y ESSENCIALES OPERACIONES DE CIRUGIA, CON UN BREVE RESUME DE LOS INSTRUMENTOS, Y VENDAGES. [Anatomical Exercises and Essential Operations of Surgery: with a Brief Summary of the Instruments and Vendages.] Madrid: En la Imprenta del Convento de Nuestra Señora de la Merced, 1728. First edition. 4to. 485 pages.

Frontis portrait by J. [Juan Bernabe] Palomino (1692-1777), 26 engraved plates, 13 of them folding. Later quarter leather, marbled boards, bookplate inside front cover for "Cesar (P)orcel." Blas Beaumont was a leading 18th Century Spanish surgeon and pathologist who wrote medical reference works on anatomy, dentistry and the circulation of the blood $2,000-4,000. Provenance: From a Private Collector

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LOT 2117 CHILLINGWORTH, WILLIAM. WORKS. SEVENTH EDITION, 1719 William Chillingworth. THE WORKS OF WILLIAM CHILLINGWORTH... CONTAINING HIS BOOK, ENTITL'D, THE RELIGION OF PROTESTANTS, A SAFE WAY TO SALVATION: TOGETHER WITH HIS NINE SERMONS PREACHED BEFORE THE KING, OR UPON EMINENT OCCASIONS... London: Printed by B. Motte, 1719. Seventh edition. Folio, 13 1/2 x 8 in., diced leather covers, 6 raised bands and gilt tooling on spine and edges. (xxii), 304 pp. NINE SERMONS, 1719, with separate title page and pagination, pp. 1-92. ADDITIONAL DISCOURSES, third edition, 1719, with separate title page, pp. 1-63 plus 6 page Table. TWO LETTERS, 1719, with separate title page and pagination, p. 1-9. Bookplate shows ownership of Beilby Thompson (1742-1799), British politician and landowner of family estate of Escrick. $400-600

LOT 2118 GATIEN COURTILZ DE SANDRAS. MEMOIRES DE MR. D'ARTAGNAN. COLOGNE: MARTEAU, 1701. IN ARMORIAL BINDING Gatien Courtilz de Sandras, MEMOIRES DE MR. D'ARTAGNAN, CAPITAINE LIEUTENANT DE LA PREMIERE COMPAGNIE DES MOUSQUETAIRES DU ROI, CONTENANT QUANTITE DE CHOSES PARTICULIERES ET SECRETTES QUI SE SONT PASSE ES SOUS LE REGNE DE LOUIS GRAND. Cologne: Pierre Marteau, 1701. 32 mo., 564 pp plus 16pp Table at end. Title page printed in red and black, followed by 3 page advertisement, decoration in text page 1. Full polished tree calf, gilt borders on covers, gilt spine, armorial binding both covers, marbled eps, aeg. Courtilz de Sandras's fictionalized account of a young Gascon cadet was based on the life of Charles Ogier de Batz, who took his mother's name, D'Artagnan, when he joined the French Musketeers of the Guard in the early 1630s. Alexandre Dumas, père, would base his historical novels about the King's Musketeers upon these memoirs. $300-500

LOT 2119 FABER, GEORGE. ORIGIN OF PAGAN IDOLATRY IN 3 VOLUMES WITH TRAVELS OF ALI BEY, 1816 2 titles in 5 volumes. George Stanley Faber. THE ORIGIN OF PAGAN IDOLATRY ASCERTAINED FROM HISTORICAL TESTIMONY AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. London: F. and C. Rivingtons, 1816. 3 volumes. 4to. 3 engraved frontispieces, map in vol. 1, bookplate inside cover vol. 1.

Ali Bey [Domingo Badia y Leblich]. TRAVELS OF ALI BEY IN MOROCCO, TRIPOLI, CYPRUS, EGYPT, ARABIA, SYRIA, AND TURKEY, BETWEEN THE YEARS 1803 AND 1807. Philadelphia: James Maxwell for John Conrad, 1816. 2 vols. Second American edition. 8vo. Missing maps and plates. Orig. boards (5) $400-600

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LOT 2120 INSTITUTES OF HINDU LAW: OR THE ORDINANCES OF MENU. SIR WM. JONES, TRANS., 1825. WITH EXTRA CONTENTS PAGES BOUND IN Institutes of Hindu Law: or the Ordinances of Menu, according to the Gloss of Culluca. Comprising the Indian System of Duties, Religious and Civil. Verbally Translated from the Original, with a Preface, by Sir William Jones. A New Edition, Collated with the Sanskrit Text, and Elucidated with notes by Graves Champney Haughton, Professor of Hindu Literature in the East-India College. London: Rivington and Cochrane, 1825. Printed by Cox & Baylis. A version of the Contents page written in pencil on 2 unlined note sheets, folds visible, bound in before Preface. Later rebinding with new spine and older 3/4 leather and marbled boards. Small 4to, 10 3/4 x 8 1/2 in. [1], title, Advertisement, Preface [vii-xxii], Contents, text pps. 1-450, Errata $400-700

LOT 2121 D'URFEY, THOMAS. WIT AND MIRTH: OR PILLS TO PURGE MELANCHOLY, 1719-1720. SIX VOLUMES OF SONGS AND POEMS Thomas D'Urfey. WIT AND MIRTH: OR PILLS TO PURGE MELANCHOLY; BEING A COLLECTION OF THE BEST MERRY BALLADS AND SONGS, OLD AND NEW. London: Printed by W. Pearson, for J. Tonson, at Shakespeare's Head, 1719. Six volumes.

12mo. Later green cloth covers with tan cloth spine, paper labels.

Frontis engraving of D'Urfey in Vol. 1, musical notation throughout to accompany the songs $300-500

LOT 2122 SPENSER, EDMOND. THE WORKS OF THE FAMOUS ENGLISH POET, MR. EDMOND SPENSER,...1679. FIRST EDITION, SECOND ISSUE Edmond Spenser, THE WORKS OF THE FAMOUS ENGLISH POET, MR. EDMOND SPENSER: THE FAERY QUEEN, THE SHEPHERDS CALENDAR, THE HISTORY OF IRELAND, &C., WHEREUNTO IS ADDED, AN ACCOUNT OF HIS LIFE, WITH OTHER NEW ADDITIONS NEVER BEFORE IN PRINT. London: Printed by Henry Hills for Jonathan Edwin, 1679. Folio. First edition, second issue. 19th Century 3/4 leather with marbleized boards and eps, "Brentanos" stamp ffep upper left. No frontis, title page printed in red and black in double ruled border, viii, 1-258,369-392 with separate title page for Second Part, printed 1678. Title page and dedication page for MOTHER HUBBERDS TALE with separate pagination to p. 16, followed by THE SHEPHERDS CALENDAR with February being properly paginated but misnumbered: 10, 11, 9, 10; COLIN CLOUTS (1678); PROTHALAMION OR A SPOUSAL VERSE (1678); AMORETTI AND PITHALAMION (1678); EPITHALAMION (1678); FOUR HYMNS (1678); DAPHNAIDA: AN ELEGY (1678); COMPLAINTS...POEMS OF THE WORLDS VANITY (1678); THE TEARS OF THE MUSES (1678); THE FATE OF THE BUTTERFLY (1678); A VIEW OF THE STATE OF IRELAND (nd.), 1 p. Catalog of some books by Jonathan Edwin; CALENDARIUM PASTORALE (nd.). This copy the second state with FINIS between the two bars on p. 258 (rather than Calen-) followed by advertisement leaf, then PASTORALE on page numbered 369. $400-600

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LOT 2123 ENGLISH LITERATURE. 4 TITLES IN 6 VOLUMES WITH DARWIN REVIEW IN THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, 1860. four titles of English literature, humor and satire. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. 2 vols. 8vo. Vol. 27: January and April 1860. London: Manwaring, 1860. This volume features the review of Charles Darwin's work, ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES, by scientist and evolutionary theory supporter, Thomas Henry Huxley. Article 8, pp. 541-570. Huxley was the first to coin the term "Darwinism." Vol. 28: July and October 1860.

Both vols. bound in 1/2 leather with marbled paper covers and gilt spine. Captain [Frederick] Marryat. POOR JACK. Illus. by Clarkson Stanfield. London: Longman, Orme, etc., 1840. 1/2 leather, marbled paper covers and eps, gilt spine with red label. THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES: ILLUSTRATED WITH ANECDOTES. London: Chas. Knight, 1834. 16mo. 2 vols., third ed.

Vol. 1: Frontis of Benjamin Franklin plus 3 engraved portraits. Vol. 2: Frontis of Richard Arkwright plus 2 engraved portraits. Leather covers with "Christ Hospital" gilt crest on covers, red/black spine labels. Sold with THE UNIQUE: OR BIOGRAPHY OF MANY DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS. Boston: Chas. Peabody, 1830. 32mo. Third ed. With engraved portraits, not collated (6) $200-400

LOT 2124 MICHAEL UNDERWOOD. A TREATISE ON THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN, AND MANAGEMENT OF INFANTS. BOSTON, 1806 Michael Underwood (1736-1820) author. Second American edition, from the Sixth London Edition. Boston: David West, May 1806. 3 volumes in one, 8vo., 476 pps. with tan leather covers and red spine label. Bookplate on inside front cover labeled "B.D. Green/ 18" indicates ownership by Dr. Berryman Green (1754-1825) of Danville, VA; Dr. Nathaniel Abraham Venable (1814-1849) and Dr. David W. Flournoy, both of Virginia $200-300

LOT 2125 FIVE WORKS OF FRENCH LITERATURE AND TRAVEL: ROUSSEAU "ESPRIT," "POLISSONNIANA,""FABLES NOUVELLES" AND PARIS GUIDES [Cherrier, Claude]. POLISSONNIANA, ou Recueil de turlupinades, quolibets, rébus, jeux de mots, allusions, allégories. Amsterdam: Henry Schelte, 1725. 16mo. 140 pp. Leather binding, covers tooled, title page printed in red and black. Jean Jacques Rousseau. ESPRIT, MAXIMES, ET PRINCIPES DE M. JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU DE GENEVE. Neuchatel: Chez les Libraires Associés, 1764. First edition. 12mo. 444 pp. Marbled cloth covers with red leather label, new eps, frontis portrait. Sold with M. Grozelier, FABLES NOUVELLES. Paris: Chez des ventes de la Doue, Libraire, 1768. 32mo. 354 pp. plus errata and dedication at end. Sold with Charles Henrion. ENCORE UN TABLEAU DE PARIS. Paris: Chez Favre, An Huit [1800]. 16mo. 158 pp. Sold with M.D. [Dezallier d'Argenville, Antoine Nicolas]. VOYAGE PITTORESQUE DE PARIS. Paris: De Bure, 1757. Third ed. 12mo. 496 pp. plus errata and dedication at end. Missing front cover, ffep, has colored frontis and engraved plates, some folding (5) $200-400

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LOT 2126 POETRY. 10 TITLES BY VARIOUS AUTHORS FROM THE 1700S TO THE MID-1900S ten titles of poetry, some press books and one binding by McQueen. Titles include [Richard Glover], LEONIDAS, A POEM. London: R. Dodsley, 1737. First edition with engraved title vignette. Thomas Holcroft, DUPLICITY: A COMEDY. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden. London: G. Robinson, 1781. Original paper wraps with sewn binding. Oliver Goldsmith, THE TRAVELLER. Hartford: Goodrich, 1819. Small leather volume bound by "W. McQueen NY." H. H. Milman, THE MARTYR OF ANTIOCH: A DRAMATIC POEM. London: John Murray, 1822. Michael Field, UNDERNEATH THE BOUGH. London: George Bell, 1893. Limited edition of 150 on handmade paper, bound by the Chiswick Press. Maurice Boukay, CHANSONS D'AMOUR. Paris: E. Dentu, 1893. Illustrated. Edmondo de Amicis, HEART: A SCHOOL-BOY'S JOURNAL. New York: Crowell, 1901. James Ramp, THIS FIERCE HEART. San Francisco: Marvin Cloyd, 1936. Gay poetry. Signed and inscribed by author on ffep. Joseph Moncure March, THE WILD PARTY. New York: The Sylvan Press, 1947.

Edouard Roditi, NEW OLD & NEW TESTAMENTS. New York: Red Ozier, 1983. Limited edition, 76/110 on handmade paper. Signed and inscribed twice by author, with 4 pp. list of new titles laid in (10) $300-500

LOT 2127 BOSWELL, JAMES AND SAMUEL JOHNSON. REFERENCE WORKS: OXFORD PRESS LETTERS, CORRESPONDENCE WITH JOHNSONIAN GLEANINGS a collection of reference works by or about the English writer, Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), and his biographer, James Boswell (1740-1795). Includes R.W. Chapman, ed. THE LETTERS OF SAMUEL JOHNSON. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1963. 5 vols. 8vo. G.B. Hill, ed. BOSWELL'S LIFE OF JOHNSON. Oxxford: Clarendon Press, 1971. 4 vols. 8vo. Ralph S. Walker, ed. THE CORRESPONDENCE OF JAMES BOSWELL AND JOHN JOHNSTON OF GRANGE. New York: McGraw-Hill, [n.d.]. 3 vols. 8vo. Aleyn Lyell Reade. JOHNSONIAN GLEANINGS. New York: Octagon Books, 1968, orig. published 1909. 10 vols. 8vo. G.B. Hill. JOHNSONIAN MISCELLANIES. 2 vols. 8vo. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1897. With 6 additional titles (30 volumes total) $200-400

LOT 2128 W.J. ALLDRIDGE, THE GOLDSMITH'S REPOSITORY CONTAINING A CONCISE ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON THE ART OF ASSAYING METALS, 1789 W.J. Alldridge's scarce first edition 18th Century assayer's manual, in four parts with appendix and folding table between pages viii-ix. 8vo, Introduction (v-xxi), 328 pp, Appendix (1-31). 3/4 leather binding and paper-covered boards, bookseller's stamps inside front cover. London: printed by J. Nichols, 1789. Full title: "The goldsmith's repository containing a concise elementary treatise on the art of assaying metals. Rules, Directions, and Correct Extensive Tables, Applied to all the Possible Occasions of Mixing, Allaying, or Finding the Value of Bullion, under all its Various Denominations of Gold, Silver, and Parting. Also An Appendix, In which are contained Abstracts of all the Acts of Parliament, now in Force, relating to Gold and Silver ; and a View of all the Changes in their respective Standards" $300-400

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LOT 2129 10 REFERENCE WORKS ON AMERICAN SILVER AND SILVERSMITHING AND SHEFFIELD PLATE titles include E. Milby Burton, SOUTH CAROLINA SILVERSMITHS 1690-1860; 2 copies of Martha Gandy Fales, JOSEPH RICHARDSON AND FAMILY, PHILADELPHIA SILVERSMITHS; Marquis Boultinghouse, SILVERSMITHS OF KENTUCKY, 1785-1900; Jerome Redfearn, INDIANA SILVERSMITHS, CLOCK MAKERS AND WATCHMAKERS, 1779-1900; J. Hall Pleasants and Howard Sill, MARYLAND SILVERSMITHS 1715-1830, reprinted 1972; Benjamin Hubbard Caldwell, Jr., TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS; Louise Conway Belden, MARKS OF AMERICAN SILVERSMITHS IN THE INESON-BISSELL COLLECTION; N.M. Penzer, PAUL STORR: THE LAST OF THE GOLDSMITHS and Frederick Bradbury, HISTORY OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE (10) $200-300

LOT 2130 REFERENCE WORKS ON EUROPEAN, IRISH, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CANADIAN FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY. 15 TITLES, 17 VOLUMES 15 reference works in 17 vols. on European, British, Scottish, Irish, French and Canadian furniture and cabinetmakers.

Titles incl. "Upholstery in America and Europe," by Edward S. Cooke, Jr., "The Belle Epoque of French Furniture, 1855-1946," by Francois Linke; "Scottish Vernacular Furniture," by Bernard Cotton and "British Antique Furniture" by John Andrews. Sold with 2 softcover catalogs and 3 vol. set, "The Wallace Collection" in slipcase (17) $200-300

LOT 2131 TWO NASA MOON DAY JULY 1969 SUPER 8MM FILM REELS WITH APOLLO AND GEMINI SOUND AND COLOR RECORDINGS two NASA Super 8mm film reels with recordings of "Moon Day July 1969," "Apollo 11," "Apollo 15," "Gemini 4 Spacewalk," "Apollo 8 Moon Orbit" and "First Men in the Moon." Reels 7 inches in diameter, in plastic cases, with labels on clear cover. National Moon Day is observed annually on July 20 and commemorates the day man first walked on the moon in 1969 (2) $200-300

LOT 2135 COMBE, WILLIAM. THE SECOND TOUR OF DOCTOR SYNTAX. WITH 24 COLOR PLATES BY ROWLANDSON. BOUND BY CUNEO William Combe. THE SECOND TOUR OF DOCTOR SYNTAX, IN SEARCH OF CONSOLATION; A POEM. London: R. Ackermann, 1820. Second volume, second edition. 8vo. 277 pp. 24 color plates drawn by Thomas Rowlandson, English artist and caricaturist. Bound by (John) Cuneo, as stamped lower right inside cover, 3/4 leather and red cloth cover, gilt spine, aeg. "The Three Tours of Doctor Syntax," were three volumes of comic poem, all illustrated by Rowlandson, that satirized William Gilpin. Gilpin was an author, cleric and artist known for his development of the "picturesque" ideal in landscape painting $200-300

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LOT 2136 DELAHAYE, ALAIN AND JEAN BAZAINE. L'ETRE PERDU. 16/40.

MAEGHT, 1977. 8 LITHOGRAPHS SIGNED BY BAZAINE; 4 NUMBERED 16/40 Alain Delahaye and Jean Bazaine. L'ETRE PERDU. Paris: Arte Adrien Maeght, 1977. Limited edition 16/40 with a suite of 8 lithographs by Bazaine. 4 lithographs signed and numbered 16/40 on Japon Nacre paper and 4 additional lithographs signed without numbers by Bazaine. Signed by both Alain Delahaye and Jean Bazaine on limitation page. Described as a new work in the ARGILE collection, dedicated to the memory of Alexandre Aspel. Set in Baskerville Type 16, printed on Arches paper on May 17, 1977.

Lithographs printed by Arte Adrien Maeght, text by Robert Blanchet.

Contained in a set of 14 Arches paper folders, 4 unnumbered lithographs printed opposite text, 4 signed and numbered prints loose on single sheets, most with tissue guards. All encased in white Arches paper folder printed with title on front cover, loose in burgundy cloth folder with gilt title on spine, tan cloth slipcase $700-900

LOT 2137 DUCHENE, GERARD (1944-2014) AND PATRICK ROUSSEAU. LES BROUILLONS DE DIEU, 1989. 6/30 WITH 15 ORIGINAL WORKS OF ART GĂŠrard DuchĂŞne (1944-2014) and Patrick Rousseau. LES BROUILLONS DE DIEU. Lille: Yves Royer and Alain Buyse, 1989. Limited edition, 6/30, each set with 15 original works of art by Duchene and 14 texts written by Rousseau, signed by both on limitation page. Folio, 12 x 11 inches. Consisting of 16 paper folders on handmade paper, each 4 pages, 14 black and 1 white, plus 1 white folder as title page. Each folder contains a unique work of art in various media juxtaposed with text. Set contained in white hard cover folder embellished on front cover with pumice stone and paper, electrical tape inside spine, velcro tab. Glassine overlay inside, with painted embellishment, some of which transferred to inside front cover. Duchene was cofounder, with Michel Vachey, Gervais Jassaud, Jean Mazeaufroid and Georges Badin, of the Textruction movement in the early 1970's, which sought to blur the line between image and text $1,200-1,500

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LOT 2138 EUGENE FLANDIN, "VOYAGE EN PERSE, PERSE MODERNE PLANCHES," FACSIMILE LIMITED EDITION 507/600 facsimile limited edition of "PERSE MODERNE," 507/600, with plates by Eugene Flandin. Originally published Paris: Gide et J. Baudry.

Reissued 1976. Folio, 24 1/2 x 18 1/2 in. Green cloth clamshell case with loose pages, as issued $200-300

LOT 2139 PLATE BOOKS. 2 TITLES: SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE AND ENGRAVINGS FROM THE WORKS OF HENRY LIVERSEEGE, IN ARMSTRONG BINDING 2 illustrated plate books. Gower, Ronald Sutherland and Algernon Graves. THOMAS LAWRENCE, WITH A CATALOGUE OF THE ARTIST'S EXHIBITED AND ENGRAVED WORKS. Paris and New York: Goupil & Co., [1900]. Oversized folio in 2 vols. Limited edition, 189/200. Original paper wraps with red cloth cover. Lawrence's portraits reproduced in a collection of 65 photogravures with a biography and catalog of his work.

ENGRAVINGS FROM THE WORKS OF HENRY LIVERSEEGE. London: Hodgson, Boys and Graves, [1835]. First edition. Folio. 37 unpaginated plates incl. frontis portrait and title page vignette, as issued. Illustrations from classic fiction and fairy tales incl.

Shakespeare, Don Quixote and Little Red Riding Hood. Leather binding by T. Armstrong, per paper label inside front cover, gilt borders front and back covers, marbled eps, 6 raised band and gilt spine, aeg. Bookplate of English art collector, John Rushout, 2nd Baron Northwick (1770-1859) (3) $300-500

LOT 2140 MACE, GERARD AND JEAN CLAREBOUDT. PIERROT VALET DE LA MORT, 1986. LIMITED EDITION 24/34 SIGNED WITH 3 LITHOGRAPHS Gerard Mace (1946...) and Jean Clareboudt (19441997). PIERRE VALET DE LA MORT. Paris: Michel Nitabah, 1986.

Folio, 14 x 11 inches. Text printed by Francois Da Ros, lithographs printed by Franck Bordas. Limited edition 24/34, on "Moulin de Larroque" paper, signed by both Mace and Clareboudt. 3 lithographs as issued by Clareboudt: 1 on page opposite text, 2 on folding pages plus an additional design on title page. Encased in matching paper folder with printed title and design and original clamshell hard case with printed title on spine, as issued. $800-1,200 Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2141 MAFFEI, FRANCESCO SCIPIONE. MUSEUM VERONENSE, 1749.

35 ENGRAVINGS OF EARLY ROMAN ANTIQUITIES Maffei, Scipione, MUSEUM VERONENSE HOC EST ANTIQUARIUM INSCRIPTIONUM ATQUE ANAGLYPHORUM COLLECTIO. Verona: Typis Seminarii, 1749. 519 pps., folio, full tan leather binding with 6 raised bands and gilt on spine, 19 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. Most plates by F. Zucchi after Cignaroli. Francesco Scipione, Marchese de Maffei (1675-1755), was an Italian antiquarian and scholar who built a museum in Verona for his collection of early Roman and Christian artifacts. This volume contains 33 full page engravings plus 2 folding plates and many additional in-text engravings describing and illustrating his antiquities Bookplate from John Baron, 1st Baron Rolle (circa 1750-1842), showing motto "Nec rege, nec populo, sed utroque." $1,200-1,500

LOT 2142 PILKINGTON, A DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS. NEW EDITION BY HENRY FUSELI, LONDON, 1805. IN THREE FINE LEATHER VOLUMES Reverend Matthew Pilkington, A DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS FROM THE REVIVAL OF THE ART TO THE PRESENT PERIOD, BY THE REV. M. PILKINGTON. 4to. Three volumes, with approx. 140 plate illustrations. Volume 1: A New Edition by Henry Fuseli. London: Printed by John Crowder for J. Johnson..., 1805.

Frontis portrait of Fuseli, signature of Devereux Bowly on title page, xxv, Advertisement, List of Plates (mispaginated), 344 pp. Volume 2: London: John Stockdale, 1807. Devereux Bowly signature ffep, frontis of Horatio Walpole. pp. 345-693, Index, Errata. Volume 3: AN ILLUSTRATIVE SUPPLEMENT TO PILKINGTON'S DICTIONARY OF PAINTERS;.. London: John Stockdale, 1805. Devereux Bowly signature ffep, frontis of Benjamin West. (ix), pp. 10-140, ending with Addenda and List of Plates. All volumes rebound, keeping original full polished tree calf binding on covers, newer gilt spine and eps. $500-750

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LOT 2143 ART BINDING. THE WATERNYMPH AND THE BOY. LINOCUTS BY J. MARTIN PITTS. LIMITED EDITION 8/10 WITH PAUL DELRUE BINDING illustrated book with design binding for poem by Roden Noel (1834-1894), THE WATERNYMPH AND THE BOY. Monmouthshire: The Old Stile Press, 1997. Folio. Unpaginated.

Limited to 225 copies, this copy 8/10 of 10 copies with each leather binding specially designed and executed by bookbinder Paul Delrue.

15 4-page gatherings of handmade Hahnemuhle Ingres paper, linocuts in brown, blue and silver, signed by both Pitt and Delrue on limitation page. Housed in custom cloth case designed by Delrue, with ribbon pull $800-1,200

LOT 2144 RACKHAM, ARTHUR. THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS. LIMITED EDITION SIGNED BY RACKHAM IN BAYNTUN RIVIERE BINDING Arthur Rackham (1867-1939), illustrator, THE INGOLDSBY LEGENDS OR MIRTH AND MARVELS by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esq. [Richard Harris Barham]. London: J.M. Dent & Co., 1907. 4to. Limited edition 438/500 signed by Rackham. 24 tipped-in color plates incl. frontis, with tissue paper guards with text, plus 12 full page illus. "in tint" and additional in-text illus. Binding stamp-signed on inside front cover "Bound by Bayntun Riviere, Bath, England." Full royal blue Levant morocco with gilt floral decorations on spine and covers, cont. to inside covers, blue marbled eps, 5 raised bands on spine, aeg. In blue cloth hard case $800-1,200

LOT 2145 ROLT, RICHARD. THE LIVES OF THE PRINCIPAL REFORMERS, 1759. FOLIO FIRST EDITION WITH 21 MEZZOTINT PORTRAITS Richard Rolt. THE LIVES OF THE PRINCIPAL REFORMERS, BOTH ENGLISHMEN AND FOREIGNERS. London: Bakewell and Parker, 1759. First edition. Folio. With 21 "Metzotinto" or mezzotint portraits

by Mr. [Richard] Houston. 3/4 leather and marbled covers, later eps. (xii), title page, Dedication, Introduction, half title, Contents. Portraits include John Wickliffe, Erasmus, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Henry VIII, Hugh Latimer and Queen Elizabeth $400-600

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LOT 2146 THE TURNER GALLERY: A SERIES OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ENGRAVINGS FROM THE WORKS OF THE LATE J.M.W. TURNER two volumes with descriptive text by W. Cosmo Monkhouse. THE TURNER GALLERY: A SERIES OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ENGRAVINGS FROM THE WORKS OF THE LATE J.M.W. TURNER. New York: D. Appleton, [1880]. 2 vols.

Folio. Full leather bindings, raised bands, gilt spine, aeg. Each volume contains 60 plates (2) $200-400

LOT 2147 TUTTLE, RICHARD. ART BINDING OF THE COMPLETE WORKS OF MARCEL DUCHAMP. Richard Tuttle (American 1941-). Art binding of Arturo Schwarz, ed. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF MARCEL DUCHAMP. New York: Delano Greenidge, 1997. 2 vols.

Folio. Third ed., revised and expanded, dust jacket over black cloth covers with gilt on covers and spines. Custom slipcase 15 x 16 x 9 3/4 in., black painted wood surrounding tree section, reflecting the artist's interpretation of Duchamp painting, "Etant Donnes" featured on front covers of catalogue raisonne. Richard Tuttle is a Chicagobased bookbinder, carpenter and graphic designer who creates unique bindings that complement literary classics $600-900

LOT 2148 TUTTLE, RICHARD. ART BINDING OF LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI'S PICTURES OF THE GONE WORLD, SIGNED BY ARTIST AND AUTHOR Richard Tuttle (American 1941-). Art binding of Lawrence Ferlinghetti's PICTURES OF THE GONE WORLD. Design, photographs and assemblage by Richard Tuttle, dated 2001 and September, 2002. With printed note laid in. Signed by Lawrence Ferlinghetti for artist during poetry reading in Chicago. Signed and inscribed by Tuttle twice, with handwritten note of poetry titled "Oh Baby," signed by "Jimmy." Square folio. Unpaginated, pages of poetry attached to album on right with Tuttle's photographs facing.

Richard Tuttle is a Chicago-based bookbinder, carpenter and graphic designer who creates unique bindings that complement literary classics $900-1,200

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LOT 2149 TUTTLE, RICHARD. ART BINDING FOR W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM, THE RAZOR'S EDGE, WITH MAUGHAM SIGNED NOTE Richard Tuttle (1941-) art binding for W. Somerset Maugham, THE RAZOR'S EDGE. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1944. First edition after the printing of a limited edition of 750 copies.

8vo. Dust jacket. With typed note signed on Villa Mauresque stationery, Maugham's main residence in Cap Ferrat until his death in 1965. With printed note laid in signed by Tuttle. Solid walnut slipcase created by artist in 2010. Richard Tuttle is a Chicago-based bookbinder, carpenter and graphic designer who creates unique bindings that complement literary classics $600-900

LOT 2150 TUTTLE, RICHARD. SIGNED ART BINDING RETABLO OF FRANK O'HARA'S LUNCH POEMS IN PAINTED AND DECORATED LUNCH BOX Richard Tuttle (American, 1941-). Art binding and assemblage consisting of an oil painted metal lunch box with compartment holding two copies of LUNCH POEMS by poet and art critic Frank O'Hara (1926-1966), with TLS laid in. Metal lunch box painted by Tuttle on two sides: one side with quote from O'Hara's poem, "The Day Lady Died," other side with painted portrait of the writer, signed "RT" lower right. Brown suede compartment inside holding two copies of LUNCH POEMS. First copy is an expanded 50th Edition reprint bound by Tuttle in black leather with painted paper eps and title device on cover. This book signed on ffep. by Tuttle, signed by John Ashbery on separate card note bound in at end of Introduction and signed by Lawrence Ferlinghetti on separate card bound in at end of text. Also bound in are copies of correspondence between Tuttle, Ferlinghetti and O'Hara. Second copy of LUNCH POEMS is a 1964 "Pocket Poets Series" softcover. TLS laid in signed by Tuttle describes the ideas leading up to the creation of the artwork. Richard Tuttle is a Chicago-based bookbinder, carpenter and graphic designer who creates unique bindings that complement literary classics $900-1,200

LOT 2155 PHOTOGRAPHS WITH SKETCH BY W. H. HOLMES: 37 TINTYPES, DAGUERROTYPE, TWO BRADY CARTES-DE-VISITE a collection of photographs with a signed watercolor sketch by William Henry Holmes. Incl. framed watercolor sketch of a woman winding yarn, signed lower right "WH Holmes," approx. 5 x 3 in.

Photographs include a half plate daguerrotype in case of seated woman with 3 children, faint inscription inside case; 2 cartes-de-visite of woman with backstamp "M.B. Brady, National Photographic Portrait Gallery, No. 352 Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C." 37 tintypes: most sixth plate, 1 quarter plate, some in paper covers, incl. one of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., one of two women and a man possibly in bathing suits, one of group on wagon. 5 signed b/w photos, 2 framed, one of Dorothy Lamour (45) $300-500 Online Auction Sale Date - 09/27/2017 starting at 10:00 am EST

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LOT 2156 ADVERTISING AND TRADE CARDS: BLACK AMERICANA, CARS, BICYCLES, INSURANCE, HOTELS. APPROXIMATELY 80 PIECES five binders of Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising and trade cards, cut-outs, book marks, brochures, puzzle books and calendars. One binder with 35 pieces of Black Americana incl. 1883 Ayer's Cathartic Pills, Porous Plaster Co. "Missionaries and Cannibals' Puzzle," Merrick Thread, Clarks O.N.T Spool Cotton, "Famous Tom and Jerry," Rising Sun Stove Polish acrostic cards, Sapolio cut out, Church & Cos. Soda card shaped as a loaf of bread, etc. Automobile, bicycle and ship advertising cards with "Rollfast Bicycles" folding brochure, Mallory S.S. Lines, Aetna and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company calendars and 3 John Hancock battle puzzle cards. Show cards include 2 metamorphic moveable cards, 1892 "Hold to the Light" card for Cape May, NJ, and a "Slack Rope Riding" bicycle card. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back, sizes vary, largest 11 x 7 in. (5 binders/approx. 80 pieces) $300-500 Provenance: Private Collection

LOT 2157 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS AND BROCHURES FOR COFFEE, TEA, ALCOHOL, AND TOBACCO. APPROXIMATELY 200 PIECES OF EPHEMERA four binders of Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising trade cards, cut-outs, moveable cards, brochures, puzzle books, drawing books and booklets for beverages incl. coffee, tea, Coca-Cola, cocoa, condensed milk, root beer, milk, ice, tobacco, beer, cigars and cigarettes. Over 60 pieces for Lion Coffee with buttons, cut-out paper toys for children with images of trains, steamboats, fire engine horse cart and White House Easter Egg Roll.

Other items incl. complete set of 25 "Swettenhams" butterflies and moths; 21 Coca-Cola "World of Nature" set cards incl. "The Sun In Eclipse;" "Peek-A-Boo" Coffee, complete horoscope set of 12 cards; Schlitz beer card from the 1893 World's Fair; "Judge Not The World Through A Key-Hole" joke card from Anna May Cigars and Kopit's Wine and Liquor Store thermometer card from Washington, D.C. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back. Sold with a Hires Beverage framed poster. Sizes vary, largest 8 x 5 in. (4 binders/approx. 225 pieces) $400-600 Provenance: Private Collection

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LOT 2158 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS AND BROCHURES FOR FOOD, STOVES, STORES AND DRY GOODS. APPROXIMATELY 270 PIECES OF EPHEMERA four binders of Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising trade cards, children's toy books, cut-outs, sets, and brochures. Stores and food items featured include canned goods, ice cream, flour, biscuits, eggs, yeast and oysters. Stove cards include cards and cut-outs for Peninsula, Quaker, Argand and Acorn ranges. Incl. "Post Toasties Movie Book," Heinz pickle set, a 1932 "Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving Pictures," "California Fig Syrup" from the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, etc. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back.

Sizes vary, largest 9 x 5 in. (4 binders/approx. 270 pieces) $300-500 Provenance: Private Collection

LOT 2159 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS AND BROCHURES FOR MEDICINES AND CURES. MORE THAN 180 ITEMS OF VICTORIAN ERA EPHEMERA three binders with Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising and trade cards, booklets and brochures relating to medicines and cures. Items of interest include "Burdock Blood Bitters," 5 different cards from "Eskay's Albuminzed Food," and cards advertising tonics and emulsions from Hazeltine, Scott, Hood, Dr. Jayne's, Mellin, Parker, etc. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back. Sizes vary, largest 8 x 5 in. (3 binders/approx. 185 pieces) $300-500 Provenance: Private Collection

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LOT 2160 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS AND BROCHURES FOR CLOTHING, DYES, WAXES AND OILS. APPROXIMATELY 190 PIECES OF EPHEMERA four binders of Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising trade cards, brochures, cut-outs, fashion dolls, novelty cards and a needle package for companies featuring Broadhead Dress Goods, The BonTon, American Rubber Company and the Black Cat Hosiery for corsets, shoes, gloves, fans, celluloid cuffs, shirt fronts and hair goods. Waxes, oils and dye cards promote paints, glue, metal polish, illuminating oil and hair dye. Cards show Pratts Astral Oil with the Empire State Building, the Berry Brothers with Uncle Sam, a folding full-sized paper fan from the Pimlico Marble Co., Diamond Dye trick cards and calendar cards. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back. Sizes vary, largest 9 x 4 in. (4 binders/approx. 190 pieces) $300-500. Provenance: Private Collection

LOT 2161 ADVERTISING AND TRADE CARDS. VARIETY OF SUBJECTS: MACHINES, PERFUMES, HOME FURNISHINGS, BOOKS. APPROXIMATELY 220 PIECES four binders of Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising and trade cards, cut-outs, moveables, book marks, coloring books, brochures, puzzle books, drawing books and booklets featuring jewelry, furniture, pianos, organs, domestic and farm machines, fertilizers, books, magazines, colognes and perfumes. Cards include ads for Western Union, "Rules for Games on Carrom Game Boards," Santa Claus cut-outs and booklets, "How To Hypnotize," flower seeds, Philadelphia Lawn Mowers, Fairbanks Standard Scales, moveable ad for Hayes Pump & Planter Co., Deering Motors, etc. Jewelry cards include a parchment notebook from Charles Gill Watchmakers, and perfume and cologne cards.

Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back, sizes vary, largest 8 x 5 in. (4 binders/approx. 220 pieces) $300-500. Provenance: Private Collection

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LOT 2162 ADVERTISING TRADE CARDS AND BROCHURES FOR SEWING MACHINES AND THREAD. APPROXIMATELY 265 PIECES OF EPHEMERA five binders with Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising trade cards, brochures, calendar cards, novelty cards, toy cards, paper dolls, cut-outs and calendar cards. Featuring 5 cards depicting "The History of Jumbo;" 5 J & P Coats cards showing American Army uniforms, incl. one of Gen. Grant during Civil War; Clark's Mile-End spools of thread; White, Star, Singer and New Home Sewing Machines; 2 embroidered Singer "New High Arm" cards, etc.

Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back. Sizes vary, largest 9 x 6 in. (5 binders/approx. 265 pieces) $400-600. Provenance: Private Collection

LOT 2163 ADVERTISING AND TRADE CARDS FOR SOAP WITH FRAMED SIGN FOR CETACOLOR. APPROXIMATELY 135 PIECES three binders with Victorian-era and early 20th Century advertising and trade cards, sets and cut-outs for a variety of soap and soap manufacturers. Sold with a circa 1880 framed lithographed sign or poster, likely printed on canvas that reads: "Not a Soap - Cetacolor Prevents Wash Goods from Fading. 10c. Package." Red, black and green illustration shows woman in dress and hat. 23 1/2 x 35 in. (sight). Soap companies include 20 Mule Team Borax, Star Soap, Easy Shave lather, Soapine whales and a Savonold booklet of soap sheets. Very few removed from albums, most with illustrations intact front and back, sizes vary, largest 9 x 6 in. (4 binders/approx. 135 pieces) $400-600. Provenance: Private Collection

LOT 2165 122 UNITED STATES PROOF SETS FROM 1968 TO 1993 WITH TWO 2006 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COMMEMORATIVE SETS a large collection of 122 United States Proof Sets from 1972 to 1993 with two 2006 Benjamin Franklin commemorative sets. Some duplicates, all sets in original paper and protective lens cases. Date of set and number of sets as follows: 1968 (1); 1969 (1); 1970 (2); 1972 (1); 1972 (3); 1973 (3); 1974 (2); 1975 (3); 1976 (4); 1977 (2); 1978 (2); 1979 (3); 1980 (7); 1981 (6); 1982 (6); 1983 (6); 1984 (1); 1985 (7); 1986 (6); 1987 (16); 1988 (3); 1989 (11); 1990 (5); 1991 (6); 1992 (7); 1993 (6) and (2) 2006 Benjamin Franklin Coin & Chronicles Sets (122) $700-900

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LOT 2166 U.S. TREASURY UNCUT SHEET, SERIES 1995 $2 ATLANTA STAR NOTES, PRINTED IN FORT WORTH, TEXAS. SHEET 1993/4478 full uncut sheet of 16 two-dollar bills. Series 1995 $2 Atlanta Star Notes, produced only at the Western Currency Facility of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Fort Worth, Texas. Featuring image of Thomas Jefferson, signed by Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow and Secretary Robert E. Rubin. Sold with single $2 bill. Certificate of Authenticity from BEP noting limited edition Sheet No. 1993/4478 and copy of letter from BEP manager (2) $200-400

LOT 2167 4 CLASSICAL NUDES Engravings: 19 x 12 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; four engravings of classical nudes. BACCO, "Camoncini dis." signed lower left: "M.C. inc" lower right, plate XLIV upper right.

ERCOLE, signed lower left: "Vincenzo Dolcibene, disegno," lower left, "Antonio Gregori, incise," lower right, plate V upper right.

ERCOLE, signed lower left: "V. Dolcibene dis" and "Stefno Coppa inc" lower right, plate VII upper right. ERCOLE, signed lower left: "V. Dolcibene dis" and "Franco Pozri inc" lower right, plate VIII upper right (4) $500-800

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LOT 2168 (FRENCH) ARCHITECTURAL PRINTS BY C. BOURGEOIS AND BANCE Engravings: 17 3/4 x 27 1/2 in. (sight, of largest) Framed, both circa 1810. VUE DU GRAND AMPHITHEATRE APPELLE LES ARENES. Text lower left "C. Bourgeois del" and "Reville sculp" lower right, for Florent Fidele Constant Bourgeois.

Sold with MONUMENT CONNU SOUS LE NOM DE TEMPLE DE DIANE. Text lower left "Bance del" and "Baltard sculp,"for Jacque Louis Bance and Louis Pierre Baltard (1764-1846) (2) $500-800

LOT 2169 I. MILLER (BRITISH, FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY) FIELD WORKS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, 1834 Pen, ink and watercolor on paper: 18 x 25 in. (sight) Framed; verso label $300-500

LOT 2170 JOSEPH BARNEY THE ELDER AFTER WILLIAM HAMILTON THE PILGRIM along with a PROFILE OF A WOMAN Stipple engraving: 17 1/2 x 13 1/2 in. (sight) and 15 1/4 x 11 1/4 in. (sight) Framed (2) $200-400 Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

LOT 2171 EUGENE BEJOT (FRENCH, 1867-1931) THREE PARISIAN SCENES Etching: 9 1/2 x 9 in. (sight); 9 x 9 in. (sight); 5 x 9 in. (sight) Framed; each signed Eugene Bejot (3) $300-500

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LOT 2172 SCHELTE A. BOLSWERT (DUTCH, 1586-1659) SET OF 4 PRINTS AFTER PETER PAUL RUBENS (1577 -1640) Engravings: 13 1/4 x 18 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; all text lower left "Pet. Paul Rubens pinxit/ S. a. Boswert sculpsit." Two prints text lower right "Gillis Hendricx excudit," all with "No. 2" written in pen lower right (4) $600-900 Provenance: Private Collection, Virginia

LOT 2173 PIERRE BONNARD (FRENCH, 1867-1947) LE BAIN along with MAN WITH DOG Etching: 9 1/2 x 7 in. (sight); Lithograph: 11 x 8 1/4 in. (sight) Framed; etching monogrammed in plate, lithograph signed in plate: Bonnard (2) $400-600

LOT 2174 AFTER MARC CHAGALL RED BOUQUET and BOUQUET AND BOWL OF CHERRIES Offset lithograph: 30 x 20 in. (sight) and 30 x 21 in. (sight) Framed; numbered 301/500; 141/500; verso: Certificate of Authenticity from Fine Art Wholesalers Inc. (2) $400-600

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LOT 2175 THOMAS DANIELL (BRITISH, 1749-1840) NEAR BANDELL ON THE RIVER HOOGLY, 1804 Etching with aquatint: 18 1/2 x 24 1/2 in. (sight) Drawn and engraved by Thomas Daniell, plate 8 from the fourth set of Thomas and William Daniell's ORIENTAL SCENERY, which they called "Twenty-four Landscapes." This riverside view of a sacred grove on the bank of the Hugli [Hoogly] is one of a set of views that progress northwards from the far south at Cape Comorin to Srinagar in Garhwal in the Himalaya mountains. Bandel, on the west bank of the Hugli, is the site of one of the former Portuguese settlements in Bengal. h:19.50 x w:26.50 in. $800-1,200

LOT 2176 ALFRED DE DREUX (FRENCH, 1810-1860) PAIR OF ALFRED DE DREUX CAMAGE LITHOGRAPHS Lithographs: 9 x 16 in. (sight) (each) Framed; text lower right on one "Lith Formentin & Cie," and "Lith.

Formentin & Cie, 10 Rue des St. Peres" on other (2) $50-75

LOT 2177 JEAN-CLAUDE-THOMAS DUPLESSIS (FRENCH, 1730-1783) FIVE PLATES FROM PREMIERE SUITE DE VASES COMPOSES PAR DUPLESSIS FILS Engraving: 11 x 9 in. (plate) (each) Framed; four lower right printed Duplessis Fils (5) $400-700

LOT 2178 EMILE DUPUIS (FRENCH, 1877-1956) PARIS 1900 3 GRANDS PRIX - FABRIQUE NATIONALE, AUTOMOBILES, CYCLES, HERSTAL Poster: 42 x 27 in. (sight) Framed $700-900

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LOT 2179 AFTER ALBRECHT DURER (GERMAN, 1471-1528) THE REVELATION OF TRUTH (THE FOUR WITCHES) Engraving: 8 1/4 x 5 3/4 in. (sight) Framed; Durer mark center bottom, number 75 lower right $200-400

LOT 2180 ANTHONY GROSS (BRITISH, 1905-1984) PLATEAU Etching: 16 1/4 x 20 1/4 in. (sight) Framed; signed artist's proof $400-600

LOT 2181 AL HIRSCHFELD (AMERICAN 1903-2003) KABUKI SERIES, RENJISHI AND KOCHIYAMA Color lithographs: 30 x 21 1/2 in. and 28 1/4 x 21 1/4 in. (sight) Framed; lower right numbered and signed: 271/275, Hirschfeld; lower left numbered: 248/275 and lower right signed: Hirschfeld (2) $800-1,200

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LOT 2182 AL HIRSCHFELD (AMERICAN 1903-2003) THE PHILADELPHIA STORY, KATHARINE HEPBURN Lithograph: 19 1/4 x 13 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered: 50/75; lower right signed: Hirschfeld $500-700

LOT 2183 AL HIRSCHFELD (AMERICAN 1903-2003) THE KENNEDY YEARS - MAJOR WORLD LEADERS AND EVENTS Lithograph: 15 x 25 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered: 26/175; lower right signed: Hirschfeld $400-600

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LOT 2184 AL HIRSCHFELD (AMERICAN 1903-2003) GREGORY PECK IN TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH Lithograph: 17 x 13 3/4 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered: 20/100; lower right signed: Hirschfeld $400-600

LOT 2185 AL HIRSCHFELD (AMERICAN 1903-2003) MARCEL MARCEAU Lithograph in colors: 27 1/4 x 20 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered: 27/125; lower right signed $400-600

LOT 2186 ILLINGWORTH HOLEY KERR (CANADIAN, 1905-1989) TREK Print: 7 x 10 in.

Framed; lower left titled and numbered: Trek 2/40; lower right signed: I.H. Kerr $200-300

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LOT 2187 ERNST LUDWIG KIRCHNER (GERMAN, 1880-1938) PAGE FROM NEBEN DER HEERSTRASSE Woodcut: 6 x 4 in. (sight) Framed $400-600

LOT 2188 MALCOLM LIEPKE (AMERICAN, 1953-) PENSIVE Lithograph: 20 1/2 x 15 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered 85/200; lower right signed: Liepke; verso Arcadia Fine Arts Inc. label $200-300

LOT 2189 KEVIN MACDONALD THREE PRINTS Prints: 24 1/2 x 34 1/2 in.; 9 1/2 x 13 in. (2) (sight) Framed (3) $200-300

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LOT 2190 AFTER GEORGE MORLAND DANCING DOGS along with DOMESTIC HAPPINESS AFTER THE WARD Stipple engraving: 20 x 15 1/2 in. (sight) and 20 x 16 in. (sight) Framed (2) $200-400 Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

LOT 2191 ALPHONSE MUCHA (AUSTRIAN, 1860-1939) HEATHER and SEA HOLLY Poster: 26 1/2 x 11 in. (sight) Framed $2,500-5,000

LOT 2192 AFTER FRANCOIS PERRIER (FRENCH, 1590-1650) TWO CLASSICAL PORTRAITS Engraving: 5 x 8 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; two engraved portraits, possibly of Dionysus or Bacchus.

Artist monogram in plate lower right: "FPB" with date "92" (2) $200-400

LOT 2931 P. H. POLK (AMERICAN, 1898-1984) COTTON PICKERS Photograph: 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 in.

Lower right signed on mat: P.H. Polk $300-500

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LOT 2194 AFTER REMBRANDT VAN RIJN (DUTCH, 1606-1669) THE LITTLE JEWISH BRIDE (SASKIA AS ST. CATHERINE), CIRCA 1638 Etching: 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (sight) Framed; signed: "Rembrandt" in reverse upper right above date of 1638 $200-400

LOT 2195 PIERRE-AUGUST RENOIR (FRENCH, 1841-1919) BAIGNEUSE DEBOUT, À MIS-JAMBES: WOMAN BATHING, 1910 Etching: 7 1/4 x 4 7/8 in. (sight) Framed; signed lower right $300-500

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LOT 2196 PAUL AUGUSTE RENOIR (FRENCH, 1841-1919) LA PIERRE AUX TROIS CROQUIS, CIRCA 1904 Lithograph: 10 x 13 in.

Framed; lower left signed in plate: Renoir $700-900

LOT 2197 SCHENKER AFTER MALLET THREE ENGRAVINGS FROM HISTOIRE DE L'AMOUR: L'AMITIE RESTE, LA FIDELITE LERAMENE, LA FOLIE LEGARE Engraving: 11 1/4 x 14 in. (plate) (each) Framed (3) $200-400 Provenance: Estate of E. Charles Beyer, Head of English and French Furniture, Christie's New York

LOT 2198 ALFRED J. SKRIMSHIRE AFTER FRANZ XAVER WINTERHALTER (BRITISH) KING EDWARD VII, AS A YOUNG BOY Aquatint: 12 x 7 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; lower right signed: A J. Skrimshire $100-200

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LOT 2199 ITZCHAK TARKAY (ISRAELI, 1935–2012) CHIT CHAT Serigraph: 10 x 12 in. (sight) Framed; lower left numbered AP 1/50; lower right signed: Tarkay; verso: Certificate of Authenticity from Fine Art Wholesalers Inc. $200-300

LOT 2200 SIMON THOMASSIN (FECIT) FRENCH (1638-) FOUR CLASSICAL PORTRAITS Engravings: 7 x 6 in. (sight) largest Framed; four engravings of classical subjects. CLEOPATRE, signed lower left :"Vancleve Sculp" [Corneille Van Cleve] and "S. Thomassin Fecit" lower right, plate mark 35 upper right. LES BAINS D'APOLLON, signed: "S. Thomassin Fecit" lower right, text above image, plate mark 64 upper right. LA PAIX DES GRECS, signed lower left: "Mart. Carlier Sculp" and "S. Thomassin Fecit" lower right, plate mark 56 upper right. SATYRE, signed: "Leremberg Sculp" lower left and "S. Thomassin Fecit" lower right, plate mark 115 upper right (4) $400-600

LOT 2201 JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL WHISTLER (AMERICAN, 1834-1903) BLACK LION WHARF Etching: 8 x 10 1/2 in. (sight) Framed; signed and dated in plate: Whistler 1859 $600-900

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