Lot: 61
Medieval History including King & Penman England and Scotland in the Fourteenth Century, 2007; Clark & Carpenter Political Culture in Late Medieval Britain, 2004; Muir & Turner The Life of Saint Wilfrid by Edmer, 1998; and related works. 14 are h/bk, mainly in d/jkts. (32)
Lot: 62
Windgather Press publications comprising the journal Landscapes 2000-2008 (16 issues) and a selection of 12 related monographs, all in card wraps. (28)
Lot: 63
Landscape History: Journal of the Society of Landscape Studies, Vols. 1 to 31 and vols.36 to 39, 1979-2018; together with a cumulative index, and qty of Society Newsletters.
Lot: 64
Landscape Evolution and History, a selection of h/bks in d/jkts (7), softbacks and a pamphlet. (24)
Lot: 65
British Landscape & Rural History including Brodrick English Land and English Landscapes, 1968 reprint; Creighton Designs Upon the Land, 2009; Hoyle Custom, Improvement and the Landscape in Early Modern Britain, 2011; Martins Farmers, Landlords and Landscapes, 2004; and Region and Place, English Heritage, 2002. (10)
Lot: 66
German Military WW2 selection including Luther Barbarossa Unleashed, 2013; Carell Hitler Moves East 1941-1943, 1991; Larsson Hitler's Swedes: A History of the Swedish Volunteers in the Waffen-SS, 2015; and related, all (bar one) h/bks, mostly in d/jkts. No ownership inscriptions. (14)
Lot: 67
The 1926 General Strike, pair of anti-strike posters, one issued in the name of Sir John Simon M.P., each 36 x 24”, with folds; and a Liverpool Daily Post billboard poster concerning the Mersey Pilot Boat Disaster. VG. (3)
Lot: 68
A Visit to the Tower, Being an Account of Several Birds and Beasts, printed by J. Kendrew, York, c.1820; small pamphlet, 10 x 6.5cm, 16pp, wood engravings throughout, some light foxing
Lot: 69
Carr's Biscuits, Carlisle, a collection of papers 1876-1906, chiefly 1870s, comprising letters (20), legal documents (4) and few other items, including a document concerning the construction of a railway siding by the North British Railway Co to the company's works, plus legal proceedings taken by and against Carr's. VG condition.
Lot: 70
Letters to Duncan McCorquadale of Appin and Edinburgh, 1877-1880, mainly from James Sandilands of Eglinton, plus some related ephemera. Many relate to McCorquadale's acceptance of the Christian faith but one includes description of W.E. Gladstone's visit to Glasgow in 1879. VG condition. (24 items)
Lot: 71
Letters and manuscript documents, 1790s and 1800s, concerning John Kirby of Ellingham, Northumberland, and his daughter Mary Kelly, wife to Simon Alexander Kelly of The Strand, London, including copy Wills of John Kirby and Mary Kelly. VG condition. (28 items)
Lot: 72
Mid-18th Century to 1830s papers relating to the Genealogy of the Alder family of Northumberland including some Pedigrees, together with a few medical prescriptions for Miss Alder. Some mixed condition but mostly VG/Fine. (44 items)
Lot: 73
British Guiana. Papers relating to Thomas Frankland of Northumberland, later President of the Court of Civil and Criminal Justice in Demerara and Essequibo, early 19th Century, including an extensive 6pp document of 1813 outlining false accusations of theft & perjury made against Thomas Frankland and his brother William by one John Tarleton, the document drawn up at the Temple, London, for a barrister's opinion. (9 items)
Lot: 74
Manchester Press Fund for Wounded & Disabled Soldiers: Programme of Concert at Princes Theatre, 1917; printed wraps, worn, fine internally, well-illustrated, 32pp.
Lot: 75
The Ardwick Cemetery from 1836-1906, W.M. Harris, Manchester, 1906, No.16 of only 50 issued, quarto, gilt cloth, 14 mounted photographs, browning to endpapers, light foxing to half-title. 59pp. A rarity
Lot: 76
Roll of Honour London and North Western Railwaymen Who Lost Their Lives whilst serving with His Majesty's Forces during the Great War 1914-19, gilt cloth, landscape quarto, presentation copy to Pte.T.Norman, goods porter, Carlisle Station; first 10 leaves loose o/w fine.
Lot: 77
J.A. Hammerton (Ed.) The War Illustrated, Amalgamated Press, Aug.1914 to Feb.1919, bound into eight volumes (vols.8/9 as one), publisher's pictorial cloth, VG/Fine. (8). [Offered on behalf of The National Trust]
Lot: 78
Rupert Bear annuals comprising Arthur Bestall The New Rupert Book 1946, The New Rupert Book 1951, and More Adventures of Rupert 1953; and Mary Tourtel The Big Rupert Story Book 1951 (in damaged d/jkt). 1946 issue in card wraps, others pictorial boards. No inscriptions or colouring-in etc. (4)
Lot: 79
Signed First Editions comprising Yao-wen Li and Carol Kendall Sweet and Sour: Tales from China, signed & inscribed by Yao-wen Li on the half-title, the d/jkt edgeworn; and novels by Graham Swift, Iain Banks Yann Martel and Adam Haslett in fine d/jkts. (5)
Lot: 80
Mickey Mouse in King Arthur's Court, Dean & Son, [1934], pictorial boards grubby & worn, the four pop-ups in fine condition, gift inscription front endpaper, hingeing very weak.