Lot: 201
James Greenwood Curiosities of Savage Life, Beeton, 1863-64, two volumes, contemp. half-leather, gilt, recased & repaired with new endpapers; colour plates complete; William Baikie Narrative of an Exploring Voyage up the Rivers Kwora and Binue….in 1854, Frank Cass 1966 reprint; and another. VG/Fine (4)
Lot: 202
James Breeks Primitive Tribes & Monuments of the Nilagiris, Cultural Publishing House, 1983, in chipped d/jkt; Samuel Baker The Albert N’Yanza, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1962, 2 vols, in slipcase; The Zambesi Journal and Letters of Dr.John Kirk, edited Foskett, 1965, 2 vols; and three other travel titles. All in dustjackets. (8)
Lot: 203
V.C. Scott O’Connor The Silken East: A Record of Life and Travel in Burma, Hutchinson, 1928, original gilt cloth, small repairs to top & tail of the spine, browning to endpapers, o/w fine; colour plates and fine folding-map. 384pp
Lot: 204
Candler The Unveiling of Lhasa, Edward Arnold, 1905, 1st Edn; Perceval Landon Nepal, 1993 reprint, 2 vols; Karl Eskelund The Forgotten Valley, 1959; A.M. Hassanein Bey The Lost Oases, 1925, 1st Edn; James Low The British Settlement in Penang, O.U.P., 1972 reprint; Hutchinson Narrative of the Niger, Tshadda, and Binue Exploration, 1966 reprint; and other foreign travel; eight in d/jkts. Good to VF (11)
Lot: 205
Mrs. Ernest Hart Picturesque Burma, Past and Present J.M.Dent, 1897, quarto, recased incorporating the original decorated cloth, new endpapers; t.e.g., uncut elsewhere; occasional light spotting; fine photo-plates, maps and gravures.
Lot: 206
Jack Hare Gladiators of the Prize Ring, and My World Travels, Willsons, Nottingham, [1925], octavo, pictorial boards, spine darkened, good; browning to b/w frontispiece and rear endpaper o/w fine internally; 304pp including photo-plates.
Lot: 207
Michael Herbert Never Counted Out! The Story of Len Johnson, Manchester’s Black Boxing Hero and Communist, Dropped Aitches Press, 1992, A5 s/bk, 123pp; and Fred Deakin Peerless Jim Driscoll, Crescendo Publications, 1987, A5 s/b in d/jkt, 100pp. Fine. (2)
Lot: 208
Nat Fleischer boxing softbacks comprising Max Baer, the Glamour Boy of the Ring, 1942, 44pp; Jack McAuliffe, the Napoleon of the Prize Ring, 1944, rust marks to title page,77pp; and Terrible Terry, the Brooklyn Terror, 1943, ex-library, some damp-staining, 64pp. Fair to fine. (3)
Lot: 209
Carl A. Thimm A Complete Bibliography of The Art of Fence, Comprising that of the Sword & of the Bayonet, Duelling, &c., Franz Thimm, 1891; octavo, half-vellum, gilt, darkened; fine internally; t.e.g., uncut elsewhere; xvi,261,(3)pp.
Lot: 210
Stanislaus Lynch Hoof-Prints on Parchment: Hunting Poems, Irish Tatler [1952], orig.cloth, signed & inscribed by the author March 1954; and four other pre-1940 works on fox-hunting, all illustrated. VG (5)
Lot: 211
John Jackson Hunting Songs and other Memorabilia, Fletcher & Speight, Bury, 1902, 1st Edn, original gilt cloth, VG; b/w tissue-guarded Frontispiece and 4 other photo-plates. 59pp. [John Jackson was a huntsman with the Holcombe Harriers, 1867-1899]
Lot: 212
[Sir Richard Clayton] A Treatise on Greyhounds with Observations on the Treatment & Disorders of them, T. Godsden, 1825, 2nd Edn, small octavo, contemp. half-leather gilt, over marbled boards, VG; first few pages including frontispiece & title page with some light damp-staining at the fore-edge o/w VG internally; uncut two sides; related newscutting on front pastedown; previous owners’ signatures, one dated 1884, the other of C. Ward-Jackson MP, Boer War & WWI veteran; pp.xiii,122.
Lot: 213
Paul Niedieck With Rifle in Five Continents, Rowland Ward, 1909, First Edn, modern half-leather, gilt, fine; complete with all photo-plates and additional illustrations in the text; occasional tone marks in the margins; a corner tear to pp.207/8 requires repair.
Lot: 214
Nevill Armstrong After Big Game in the Upper Yukon, John Long, 1937, 1st Edn, orig.gilt cloth, gilt title faded o/w VG; V. Prescott-Westcar Big Game, Boers and Boches, 1937, 1st Edn, orig.gilt cloth, VG, occasional foxing; and a rebound copy of Mackie The Keeper’s Book, 1910. (3)
Lot: 215
Boxing biography, chiefly softbacks, including James Murray Three Tears for Glasgow, 1990, signed by the author; Stan Shipley Bombardier Billy Wells, 1993; Alan Roderick Johnny! The Story of the Happy Warrior, 1990; Fred Deakin Tommy Farr, 1989; and others, all first editions, mainly VG/VF. (8)
Lot: 216
Tom Newman Advanced Billiards, John Long, 1924, First Edn, original cloth, gilt, spine faded, uncut at foot, fine internally with all plates; Billiards Simplified; or, How to Make Breaks, Frederick Warne, 1884, gilt cloth, a.e.g., recased with new endpapers, ownership inscription of 1885, plates complete, 64pp catalogue of snooker tables & equipment at rear by Burroughes & Watts; plus a later edition of Billiards Simplified with original printed cloth, lacking the catalogue. Good to VG (3)
Lot: 217
A General Catalogue of Books, arranged in classes, offered for sale by Bernard Quaritch, London, 1868, tall octavo, red half-morocco, gilt, raised bands, good; marble-edged & endpapers; 1130pp.
Lot: 218
Nathan Bailey The New Universal English Dictionary, Rivington and Fletcher, 1759, 4th Edn, octavo, contemp.calf, gilt, scuffed, raised bands, hinges weak, lacks title label; scattered foxing. Advert leaf for T. Waller, publisher.
Lot: 219
Ludovici Hain Repertorium Bibliographicum in Quo Libri Omnes Ab Arte Typographica Inventa Usque Ad Annum MD, Stuttgart and Paris, 1826-1838, 4 volumes, octavo, half-leather, red & black title labels, gilt; front board detached from Vols. 1 and 3. Clean texts. (4)
Lot: 220
Library of the late Major Wm. H. Lambert, Metropolitan Art Assn, New York, 1914, Parts 1 to 4, tall octavo catalogues, original wraps (frayed at periphery) each with a few photo-plates. Contents of each catalogue briefly entered in ink along the spines. The chief areas of interest are Abraham Lincoln, The American Civil War, and W.M. Thackerary, including important manuscript material. [Part 5, Collection of Portraits, not included]