Lot: 41
The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Robert Cadell, [1840s], set of six volumes, 12mo, bound in full navy blue morocco, ornate gilt decoration; rubbed at corners, gilt edges, few loose pages to vol.1; engraved frontispiece and titles after J.M.W. Turner to each volume; free from foxing. VG (6)
Lot: 42
A selection of Staffordshire poets including Beatrice Charles Songs in the Night, 1894; E.W. Spawton A Castle of Dreams, 1905; Noah Heath Miscellaneous Poems, 1823; [John Moore Stone] The Vale of Trent, 1801 (rebound in leather, gilt); Ralph Sneyd Poems Vol.1 (2 copies, one signed by the author); Elijah Fenton: His Poetry and Friends, 1894; Elisha Walton Ballads & Miscellaneous Verses, 1898; and 5 others. Fair to fine. (13)
Lot: 43
A collection of Hymnals, few Prayer books, and two Bibles with many 19th Cent., twenty in fair to fine leather bindings; most of Wesleyan interest, several with original ownership inscriptions. Varied condition. (30)
Lot: 44
Maud Ballington Booth Sleepy-Time Stories, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1908; original pictorial cloth, VG; complete with 17 plates. Some occasional spotting, mostly to prelims.
Lot: 45
Richard Hughes A High Wind in Jamaica, Chatto & Windus, 1929, quarter-buckram, gilt, over patterned boards, spine faded; No.138 of 150, numbered & signed by the author. Fine internally.
Lot: 46
Pierce Egan Grose's Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, Revised & Corrected…London, 1823, 3rd Edition; orig. boards damaged, in need of rebinding; uncut; b/w frontispiece & prefaces; main text lacks pagination but appears complete; occasional spotting.
Lot: 47
Sarah Tytler Landseer's Dogs and their Stories, Marcus Ward, 1877, original illustrated cloth, gilt, a.e.g., VG; complete with six chromo-litho plates and very clean internally without inscriptions.
Lot: 48
Maria Edgeworth Harry and Lucy Concluded: being the Last Part of Early Lessons, London, 1827, 4 volumes; quarter-leather, gilt, worn, chipped at head of spines; endpapers with ownership inscriptions dated 1859; sporadic light foxing affects most pages. (4)
Lot: 49
Excelsior: Helps to Progress in Religion, Science, and Literature, James Nisbet & Co., 1854-56, six volumes; half-leather, gilt, over marbled boards, the boards rubbed in places; marbled edges & endpapers; few pages browned but generally fine internally, enhanced by 58 wood engravings. (6)
Lot: 50
John Preston The New Covenant or The Saints Portion. A Treatise Unfolding the All-sufficiencie of God, Mans uprightness, and the Covenance of grace, Delivered in fourteen Sermons…Nicolas Bourne, London, 1639, 9th edition; octavo, 19th Century full leather, gilt title, head of backstrip pulled; title page marked; final page grimed; approx 35% of the text affected by browning; (16),590,(18)pp
Lot: 51
[Daniel Defoe] Tracts and Pamphlets comprising A New Discovery of and Old Intreague: A Satyr levell'd at Treachery and Ambition; An Elegy on the Author of the True-born English Man; The Storm, An Essay; A Hymn to the Pillory; A Hymn to Victory; The Pacificator; The Double-Welcome: A Poem to the Duke of Marlborough; and The Dissenters Answer to the High-Church Challenge. London, c.1730; octavo, later quarter-leather over marbled boards; bound together with continuous pagination; lacks title and half-title. Commences at page 1. One gathering loose, some browning to text. 192pp. The final tract is not complete.
Lot: 52
Sir Richard Baker Theatrum Triumphans, or a Discourse of Plays, Shewing the lawfulness and excellent use of Drammatique Poesy and vindicating the Stage from those groundless Calumnies and misrepresentions, wherewith it is aspersed. Francis Eglesfield, London, 1670; small 8vo, contemp. full leather, some wear to backstrip; title page faded; two leaves of the preface near detached of which one has margins shaved; two further leaves with damp-staining at foot o/w VG internally; (8),141pp
Lot: 53
Enid Blyton Child Whispers, J. Saville & Co [1922], First Edition, oblong octavo, pictorial wraps dust-affected, some wear at corners; ownership inscription top of dedication page; slight rusting to staples o/w VG internally. 24pp. Enid Blyton's first published work and very scarce in first edition.
Lot: 54
Capt. W.E. Johns Worrals in the Wilds 1947, Worrals Goes East, 1944, and Worrals Goes Afoot, 1949, all first editions in d/jkts (two are facsimile), plus four other Worrals titles, 1945-50, all later impressions, all in d/jkts (two in facsimile). The four reprints have gift inscriptions. Jackets show some wear. (7)
Lot: 55
The Edinburgh Review, A. & C. Black, Jan & Apr. 1878, 1882 complete, Jan. & Apr. 1883, and Jan. & Apr. 1885; in five matching volumes, half-leather, gilt, marbled boards. The Review was issued quarterly. VG (5)
Lot: 56
The Nelson Lee Library (old series) 1915-1920, a broken run comprising issues 1 to 25, 79 to 103, and 213 to 264, in four fine bound volumes, gilt cloth, the original pictorial wraps bound in. (102 issues)
Lot: 57
The Nelson Lee Library 1919-1931, mainly New Series, all in original wraps, many with rusted staples, fair to VG (70)
Lot: 58
The Gem, Amalgamated Press, 1929-39, a broken run in four bound volumes comprising issues 45 issues of 1929-30, 13 issues of Nov.1933-Feb.1934, and 1939 complete run of 52 issues; the pictorial wraps bound in. Mixed condition. (110 issues)
Lot: 59
The Gem, Amalgamated Press, 1914-1930, a collection in plastic sleeves, stored in six lever-arch files, all with the pictorial wraps, mixed condition but mostly good to VG. (240 issues)
Lot: 60
Freda M. Long Haworth Harvest, Robert Hale, 1980, 1st Edn; octavo, cloth bound in a complete d/jkt; ex-Library, jacket in plastic book-protector (taped to pastedowns); spine rolled; front endpaper with adhesions; library stamp on copyright page; clean text. Scarce title.