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May 10, 2023

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Atlas. England & Wales. Blaeu, Willem and Joan Blaeu. Le Theatre du Monde, Quatriesme Partie [Theatrum, Vol. IV: England & Wales], the first French issue of Blaeu's atlas of England & Wales, Amsterdam: J. Blaeu, 1645. Folio, publisher's full contemporary gilt-tooled vellum, pictorial title page with letterpress label carefully pasted on as usual, 58 copper-engraved maps (57 double-page) with early or contemporary hand-colouring, plus further illustrations set within the text, pp. [x], 380, [i].

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Estimate£10,000 - £15,000

StatusUnsold

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Panorama of Paris. An uncoloured wood engraving, published as a supplement to the Illustrated London News, 6 July 1867, linen-backed & rolled, 55cm by 125cm (sheet). Well-preserved, clean & bright, fold-lines as issued, some closed tears around fold-line on extreme left

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Realised Price: £100

Estimate£100 - £150

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StatusCLOSED!

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Double panorama of Liverpool. An uncoloured wood engraving, published as a supplement to the Illustrated London News, 29 April 1865, backed with Japanese paper, rolled, 83.5cm by 113cm (sheet). Generally good & bright, fold-lines as issued, some creasing marks, small areas of restoration at fold-line on extreme left

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Estimate£150 - £200

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StatusCLOSED!

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London. Hollar, Wenceslaus & Danckerts, Cornelis (after). "The Long View", A large panorama of London in 1647, lithograph by Robert Martin, 1832, conjoined sheets backed with Japanese paper, rolled, 52.7cm by 234cm (sheet). Well-preserved, clean & bright, a few short closed tears around joint-lines

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Estimate£800 - £1,200

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StatusCLOSED!

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World. Delisle, Guillaume (after). Mappa Totius Mundi. A double hemisphere world map published by Tobias Conrad Lotter, [c. 1760-70]. Hand-coloured copper engraving on creamy laid/chain-lined paper, 44cm by 65.6cm (plate-mark). Very well-preserved, clean & bright, a few pale marks to margin at lower-right but not affecting engraved area, trimmed fairly close to plate-mark at sides

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Estimate£700 - £1,000

StatusUnsold

6

World. Blaeu, Joan & Valck, Gerard. Novus Planiglobii Terrestris Per Utrumque Polum Conspectus. A double hemisphere map of the world on a polar projection, [c. 1695]. An intriguing map that was originally engraved by Joan Blaeu in circa 1672 but seemingly never issued by him. The engraved plate evidently survived the fire which destroyed the Blaeu publishing house and was acquired by Gerard Valck who changed the imprint to his own (the original imprint is still perceptible within the cartouche).

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Estimate£2,500 - £3,000

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StatusCLOSED!

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Southeast Asia. Jansson, Jan. Indiae Orientalis Nova Descriptio [c.1630-50]. An uncoloured copper-engraved map on creamy laid/chain-lined paper with Latin text verso, 39.5cm by 51.3cm (plate-mark). The map is notable for showing the discoveries of Willem Janszoon who in the Duyfken is credited with making the first European landing in Australia. Well-preserved with slight toning, wide margins, the extreme edges of the sheet with light creasing & nicks but not near the plate-mark

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Estimate£800 - £1,200

StatusUnsold

8

Southeast Asia. Valck & Schenk. India quae Orientalis dicitur et Insulae Adiacentes [c. 1695]. A scarce edition of Hondius's map, which was based on Blaeu's map of 1635. Notable for including the discoveries made by Willem Janszoon in the Duyfken. Hand-coloured copper engraving on creamy laid/chain-lined paper, 39cm by 48.5cm (plate-mark). An attractive map, slight toning & mount-burn but with a pleasing colour, slight worm in places but mostly confined to margins/edges, some of which has been c

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Estimate£800 - £1,200

StatusUnsold

9

Coronelli, Vincenzo Maria. A set of four gores of the Southern Hemisphere including Australia. Hand-coloured copper engravings on creamy laid/chain-lined paper, featuring a portrait of Coronelli within the decorative cartouche, four sheets, each sheet measuring approx. 47.5cm by 33cm. Very well-preserved, clean & bright, small linen hinges pasted to verso at top edge of two sheets (4)

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Estimate£1,500 - £2,000

StatusUnsold

10

America. Mariette, Pierre. America Noviter Delineata. A scarce map of America derived from Hondius, uncoloured copper engraving on laid/chain-lined paper, 37.3cm by 48.7cm (plate-mark). Very well-preserved, clean & bright. [Paris, c. 1650]

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Estimate£1,000 - £1,500

StatusUnsold

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Discovery of Tasmania & New Zealand. Valentyn, Francois. A scarce map of Australia, New Zealand and part of Southeast Asia, showing the track of Abel Tasman's epic first voyage to Australia in 1642-43, which was the first European expedition to make contact with Tasmania and New Zealand. Hand-coloured copper engraving on two conjoined sheets of laid/chain-lined paper bearing manufacturer's Lily of Strasbourg watermark, 31.1cm by 47.5cm (plate-mark). Very well-preserved, clean & bright. [Dordrech

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Estimate£2,500 - £3,000

StatusUnsold

12

Sea Charts. A General Chart of the Indian and part of the Pacific Oceans, Shewing the various Passages to & from China, Australia, New Zealand, London: Charles Wilson, 1 March 1850, engraving on three sheets, linen-backed & rolled, some general discolouration/marks, creasing and closed tears; A New Chart of South Pacific Ocean including Australasia, the East India Islands, Polynesia & the Western Coasts of South America, London: James Imray & Son, 1849, engraving on two conjoined sheets, linen-b

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Estimate£100 - £200

StatusUnsold

13

Africa. Arrowsmith, Aaron. A large and historically important map of Africa, 1 November 1802, copper-engraving, dissected into 24 sections, linen-backed, approx. 125cm by 145cm, dedicated 'To The Committee and Members of the British Association for Discovering the Interior parts of Africa', featuring an allegorical cartouche at lower-left. The map has toning, staining & marks, a few very small areas of loss but avoiding the engraved detail, the warm colour is not unattractive This map has been

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Estimate£1,000 - £1,500

StatusUnsold

14

Cary, John. [New Map of England and Wales with Part of Scotland, 1794], large scale map, copper-engraved with outline colour by hand, map sections numbered 1-81 but lacking nos. 62, 71, 72, 80, and with no. 63 defective and bound at the beginning, followed by 85pp. list of places, and 3pp. list of subscribers, quarto, bound in later brown paper & card covers, sold with all faults

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Realised Price: £200

Estimate£200 - £300

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

15

New York. A large and impressive view of Manhattan from the East River, aquatint with engraving, New York: F. & G. W. Smith, 1855. The third state of three [Himely's name replaced with Mottram, horizontal engraved lines in sea/sky], stated 'Proof' in lower margin. The main image is well-preserved, clean & bright, the lower margin has pale staining, laid on heavy wove paper, rolled, marginal creasing & closed tears, 86cm by 140cm (sheet)

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Estimate£1,000 - £1,500

StatusUnsold

16

Blaeu, J. Map of The Middle Part of Galloway, [c. 1654], uncoloured copper-engraving on laid/chain-lined paper, 49cm by 63cm, framed & glazed

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Estimate£150 - £250

StatusUnsold

17

Kip, William. Hertfordiae [Hertfordshire], copper-engraved map with later hand-colouring on laid/chain-lined paper, 31cm by 38.5cm, framed & glazed, good with slight cockling, appears to be mounted at corners only, unexamined out of frame

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Realised Price: £35

Estimate£70 - £100

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

18

A small collection of maps comprising: New Map of Cairo, engraved by A. Nicohosoff, Alexandria: Arts Graphiques, 1932, publisher's card covers; Cumberland, copper-engraved map by Robert Morden, [1695 or later]; four 19th-century steel-engraved maps including two of Suffolk. Various sizes, condition varied, four are framed & glazed (6)

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Realised Price: £20

Estimate£40 - £60

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

19

A collection of antique prints comprising: The North East Prospect of Richmond in the County of York, etching by Samuel & Nathaniel Buck, dated 1749, two sheets conjoined, heavy laid/chain-lined paper, some toning and slight staining at right margin; The North Riding of Yorkshire, hand-coloured copper engraved map by Robert Morden [1695 or later], varnished laid paper mounted on board; Yorkshire, engraved map by John Seller with accompanying text; cattle beneath a tree, etching by Leopold Lowens

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Realised Price: £60

Estimate£60 - £80

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

20

Ortelius, Abraham. Map of Ireland, oriented to the west, [1584]. Eryn. Hiberniae, Britannicae Insulae, Nova Descriptio. Irlandt. A hand-coloured, copper-engraved map of Ireland with Latin text verso, 359mm by 488mm (plate-mark), very well-preserved, clean & bright, central fold as issued, framed & glazed with window verso

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Realised Price: £500

Estimate£300 - £500

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

21

Moll, Herman. Atlas Minor, London: Thomas & John Bowles, [1736 or later]. Quarto, 58 [of 62] hand-coloured, copper-engraved maps on laid/chain-lined paper. Map of America (45) shows California as an island; America (46) shows 'ye North Parts of America claimed by France'; Map of Germany (13) states, 'Lorrain was ceded to France AD. 1736'; Tartary (32) and Barbary (41) are dated 1732. Title with engraved pictorial border. The maps are generally good and bright, well-preserved, vibrant hand-colour

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £2100

Estimate£2,000 - £2,500

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

22

John Hunt, Baron Hunt (1910-1998), leader of the successful 1953 British Expedition to the summit of Mount Everest. John Hunt's down-filled left hand cotton mitten bearing nametape, 'Hunt', used and worn by him at 27,400 feet during his final assault on Everest, 26 May 1953. This was the highest altitude gained by Hunt before he was overcome with extreme fatigue and altitude sickness. Edmund Hillary and Tensing Norgay reached the summit three days later, the news reaching London in time to be re

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £3200

Estimate£2,000 - £3,000

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

23

A wooden propeller boss bearing a pencil inscription, 'Piece of the 1st German plane shot down by G Capt Ernest Norton, Newtown, Montg'. The boss has a lead balancing weight drilled into the rear side and is stamped to the perimeter, 'D2500' [presumably referring to the blade-tip diameter of the whole propeller], measuring 4.5", threaded with old string to from a hanging loop Provenance: The vendor, who also consigned the John Hunt mitten in this sale, has kindly provided a signed 4pp. stateme

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Estimate£800 - £1,200

StatusUnsold

24

Georgian botanical card game. The Science of Botany according to the system of Linnaeus, by Mad'lle de Ce?ly, complete with all 54 hand-coloured playing cards and 32pp. instruction booklet in publisher's yellow paper covers, second edition, London: E. Wallis, 1829, housed in a sliding wooden case bearing hand-coloured label. The cards are very well-preserved, clean & bright, the instruction booklet has some faint spotting but is otherwise very good, the wooden case is good with surface wear. Sca

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £1500

Estimate£500 - £800

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

25

Dollond brass telescope with tripod stand in wooden case

Sale has ended!

Estimate£300 - £500

StatusUnsold

26

A cased set of late-Victorian & Edwardian specimen slides with manuscript labels, including 'Gizzards of 2 Fleas', 'Muscular fibre of Locust', 'Head of Daddy Long Legs', 'Foot of Staphylinus, 1874', 'Parasite of House Fly, Wolverhampton 1914', various samples of Quartzite taken at Rosehearty, and other samples arranged in 12 slides and housed in wooden case measuring 21 x 11 x 9cm

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £80

Estimate£50 - £80

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

27

Pigot, J. The Commercial Directory for 1819-20, detailing the traders & merchants of the Midlands and parts of Northern England, including Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, York, and others, with a folding map of England & Wales as the frontispiece. Octavo, rebound in half-calf, several pages supplied in facsimile, sold with all faults

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Realised Price: £35

Estimate£50 - £80

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

28

Freeman, John George. Holiday Rambles: Scotland, 1876, South Wales, 1877. Manuscript travel journal, pp. 200 (both sides of 100 leaves), copiously filled with an attractive handwritten script in black ink, embellished with very fine, charming pen & ink illustrations including architectural & topographical views and homorous cartoons. Small quarto, contemporary crushed morocco lettered in gilt, all edges gilt, featuring 62 ink vignette illustrations, including two manuscript maps, plus decorated

Sale has ended!

Estimate£4,000 - £5,000

StatusUnsold

29

Peplow, S. H. Hong Kong About & Around, first edition, signed presentation copy inscribed by the author, 'To Edna, With affection from Uncle Peps, Sept. 1930', Hong Kong: Commercial Press Ltd., 1930. Octavo, publisher's red cloth

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £260

Estimate£200 - £300

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

30

Botany & Horticulture. A collection of books to include The Trees and Shrubs of the British Isles, by Cooper & Westell, in two volumes, London: J. M. Dent, 1909, quarto, half-calf; The Englishman's Flora, by Geoffrey Grigson, London: Phoenix House, 1955, quarto, buckram; Flora of Derbyshire, by William Richardson Linton, London: Bemrose & Sons, 1903, and three others, condition varied, sold with all faults (7)

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £60

Estimate£40 - £50

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

31

Sporting & Country Pursuits. A collection of books to include Jottings of a Naturalist, by J. Whitaker, Nottingham: Walter Black, 1912; The Keeper's Book, by Sir Peter Jeffrey Mackie, London: Foulis, 1924; Nimrod, Ramrod, Fishing-Rod and Nature Tales, by J. Whitaker, Nottingham: Saxton, 1909; Shorelands Summer Diary, by C. F. Tunnicliffe, London: Collins, 1952, and others, condition varied, sold with all faults (11)

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £15

Estimate£40 - £50

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

32

Architecture. A collection of books on ecclesiastical architecture, stately homes, castles & ruins, furniture, to include Cathedrals, first impression, London: Great Western Railway, [1924]; Screens and Galleries in English Churches, by Francis Bond, London: Henry Frowde, 1908; Old Manor Houses, by Cecil Aldin, first edition, London: Heinemann, 1923; The Castles and Abbeys of Yorkshire, by William Grainge, York: John Sampson, 1855, and others, condition varied, sold with all faults (14)

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £15

Estimate£40 - £50

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

33

Nottingham History & Topography. A collection of books to include History of Worksop, Sherwood Forest and Neighbourhood, by Edwin Eddison, London: Longman, 1854, illustrated with lithographic plates, octavo, full crushed morocco; A History of Nottinghamshire, by Cornelius Brown, London: Elliot Stock, 1891, quarto, worn quarter morocco; Annals of Nottinghamshire, by Thomas Bailey, Vols. III-IV bound as one, London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co., n.d., half-calf; an auction catalogue for the sale of Bly

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £25

Estimate£40 - £60

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

34

Derbyshire History & Topography. Magna Britannia, Vol. V, Derbyshire, by Rev. Daniel Lysons & Samuel Lysons, London: T. Cadell, 1817, quarto, complete with all 36 plates as called for, worn contemporary cloth, some spotting but otherwise good internally. Together with The Peak Guide, by Stephen Glover, Derby: Henry Mozley & Sons, [c. 1830], folding hand-coloured map frontispiece, octavo ribbed blue cloth; The Etymology of Derbyshire Place-Names, by Frederick Davis, London: Bemrose & Sons, [1880]

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £90

Estimate£80 - £120

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

35

Culpeper, Nicholas. The English Physician Enlarged with Three Hundred and Sixty-Nine Medicines made of English Herbs, London: J. Scatcherd et al., [c. 1800]. Octavo, 19th-century cloth lettered in gilt, pp. [xii], 348. Well-preserved with very faint spotting in places. Together with Culpeper's Complete Herbal, illustrated with colour plates, Manchester: Milner & Co., [c. 1904], octavo, embossed green cloth, cloth a little marked & worn but internally very good & bright (2)

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £35

Estimate£40 - £60

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

36

[Richards, W. History of Lynn, Plates], comprising 15 hand-coloured aquatint etchings and one engraved map, no title or publisher imprint, architectural & topographical views on heavy wove paper, very clean & bright, later colour or possibly restrikes, small folio, rebacked & relined in half-cloth

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £65

Estimate£50 - £70

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

37

Strutt, Joseph. Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod, or, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, large paper edition with beautifully hand-coloured plates, London: T. Bensley & J. White, 1801. Quarto, full straight-grain morocco lettered in gilt, all edges gilt, bound by Riley, Blackfriars, bearing armorial bookplate for Charles Weston, pp. [i], xlix, [i], [vi], 301, [i], complete with all 39 plates plus frontispiece as called for. Contents generally well-preserved & bright, some offsetting & pale

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £140

Estimate£100 - £150

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

38

Wilde, Lady. Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland, London: Ward & Downey, 1888. Octavo, publisher's gilt blue cloth, pp. [xii], 347. Internally good & bright, small marks in places, binding good with slight wear to headcaps and bumping to corners. Together with Country and Town in Ireland Under the Georges, by Constantia Maxwell, Dundalk: W. Tempest, Dundalgan Press, 1949 (2)

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £30

Estimate£50 - £80

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

39

Mountaineering. A collection of books comprising: Travels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator, by Edward Whymper, second edition, folding map in rear wallet, plus Supplementary Appendix, London: John Murray, 1891-92, small quarto, publisher's gilt cloth; Scrambles Amongst the Alps in the Years 1860-69, by Edward Whymper, fourth thousand, folding maps at rear, London: John Murray, 1871, small quarto, full calf, rebacked; Edward Whymper, by F. S. Smythe, first edition, folding maps at rear, Lon

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £250

Estimate£300 - £500

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

40

Malton, T. Views of Oxford, comprising title and six line-engraved topographical & architectural views, slim folio, contemporary blue paper covered boards with remnants of title label at spine, covers worn, some dampstaining internally but mostly confined to margins, sold as found with all faults

Sale has ended!

Estimate£80 - £120

StatusUnsold

41

Manuscript Qur'an, possibly Indo-Persian, the text with interlinear Persian translation, the gloss and colophon in Persian. The date at the end of the manuscript is partially obliterated, but appears to be 5 Shawwal 913 AH, which would correspond to 16 February 1508 CE. Illuminated double-page seccade, the verso with Ya Kabikaj inscription repeated three times to ward off bookworms and destructive insects. 697pp. Rebound in embossed morocco. Contents generally very good, some archival repairs to

Sale has ended!

Estimate£15,000 - £18,000

StatusUnsold

42

Edna Florence Stableford, pilot's log book, the final poignant entry at Elmdon Airport recording the outbreak of war, 1939

Sale has ended!

Estimate£40 - £60

StatusUnsold

43

Cresse, Jr. Major Wadsworth. US Army Standing Operating Procedure No. 10, signed presentation copy inscribed by the author, 'To Edna Selwyn, who shared the labour pains of the author, W. Cresse, London, 26 April 1944', together with wartime correspondence to Edna Selwyn from Colonel Clifford D. Morgan and Major Wadsworth Cresse, Jr (six letters, some typed & signed, some handwritten)

Sale has ended!

Estimate£100 - £150

StatusUnsold

44

Titanic Court Enquiry: Reports of Evidence on the “Loss of the Titanic”, Limited Edition numbered 117/300, signed by Millvina Dean [the youngest survivor], facsimile reprint, 1998

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £150

Estimate£40 - £60

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

45

Beesley, Lawrence. The Loss of the Titanic, 5 photo plates including 2 folding ship’s plans, published by W Heinemann, 1912, cloth a little faded with spotting, frontispiece with small tape repair; Chipperfield, Joseph. The Story of the Great Ship, signed by Titanic survivor Edmund Ryan, dustwrapper, n.d., 2nd impression, some tape marks on endpapers; Walter, Lord. A Night to Remember, Readers Union Edition, 1957, signed by Mary Conlon [niece of 6th officer James Moody], wrapper damaged, plus 3

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £180

Estimate£100 - £150

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

46

[Meall, Louis A.] Great Yarmouth Illustrated in a Series of Twenty-Four Engravings including the principal Objects of Interest in its Neighbourhood, with Letter-Press Descriptions illustrative of their History, Topography, & Antiquities, Great Yarmouth: Charles Barber, 1848. Small folio, 24 hand-coloured plates with corresponding descriptive text, half-calf, rebacked, later colour or possibly restrikes, internally good & bright with occasional pale spotting

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £200

Estimate£150 - £200

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

47

Gillingwater, Edmund. An Historical and Descriptive Account of St. Edmund's Bury in the County of Suffolk, J. Rackham, 1804. 12mo, half-calf with marbled boards and morocco title label lettered in gilt, illustrated with four stipple-engraved plates (including frontispiece), pp. [iii-viii], 311, lacking half-title, bearing armorial bookplate for Davidson, loosely-inserted letter and invoice from David Ferrow, 1987, detailing the book's purchase from the Christie's sale of John Arlott's Collection

Sale has ended!

Realised Price: £35

Estimate£50 - £80

Winning BidN/A

StatusCLOSED!

48

Ecclesiastical Architecture & Theology. Three books comprising Cathedrals, Abbeys, and Churches of England and Wales, by Prof. T. G. Bonney, in two quarto volumes (different bindings), London: Cassell, 1891, and The Life of William Sancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury, by George D'Oyly, second edition, London: John W. Parker, 1840, contemporary cloth, bearing armorial bookplate for James Dearden, Rochdale. Contents good & bright, Vol. II of Cathedrals lacking ffep, sold with all faults (3)

Sale has ended!

Estimate£30 - £50

StatusUnsold

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