Lot: 74
Edouard Alfred Martel Irlande, et Cavernes Anglaises, Delagrave, Paris, 1897, 1st Edn, signed & inscribed by the author,in original worn wraps, uncut two sides, fine internally with many illustrations & three folding maps;contained in a fine cloth-covered case with gilt leather titles; together with two others on caves & caving. (3)
Lot: 77
[Wilhelm von Freygang] Letters from the Caucasus and Georgia; to which are added, the account of a journey into Persia in 1812, and an abridged History of Persia since the time of Nadir Shah. Translated from the French. John Murray, 1823, 1st Edition, full calf, front board near detached, top of spine repaired, gilt title; fine folding map at rear; small route map foxed; 4 engraved plates with heavy offset to facing pages o/w clean text. xiv. [2], 414pp
Lot: 78
Lady Chatterton Rambles in the South of Ireland during the year 1838, Saunders & Otley, 1839, 2 volume set, original cloth, gilt, darkened, contemp. ownership signatures; 8 tissue-guarded lithographed plates with variable degrees of foxing; clean text. (1) xi 312 and (2) iv 305pp
Lot: 111
[Plutarch and Juvenal] Plutarchi Chaeronensis Quomodo Juveni Audienda sint Poemata 1694, 105pp, bound with Basilii Magni Oratio ad Juvenes Quomodo cum Fructu Possint Graecorum Libros, 41pp; to which is appended A Catalogue of Books Printed at the Theatre in Oxford, 14pp. Greek text with Latin translation and footnotes by Hugo Grotius. Oxford, 1694, octavo, disbound from a combined volume; engraved title and frontispiece; small corner fault to final leaf otherwise fine.
Lot: 112
William Congreve A Pindarique Ode, Humbly Offer'd to the King On His Taking Namure Jacob Tonson, London, 1695, folio, untrimmed; title+11pp+publisher's list; title and publisher's list dust-affected; some tone marks; bound in 20th century boards with leather backstrip. (Wing 5871)
Lot: 113
John Dryden The Medall. A Satyre Against Sedition Jacob Tonson, London, 1682, First Edition (2nd Issue); small quarto, disbound from a combined colume; [12] + 20pp. Title page dust-affected o/w VG. (Wing D2311)
Lot: 115
John Dryden Annus Mirabilis. The Year of Wonders, M.DC.LXVI., An Historical Poem. Also a Poem on the Happy Restoration and Return of His Late Sacred Majestey Charles the Second. Likewise a Panegyrick on His Cononation. Together With a Poem to My Lord Chancellor Presented on New-Years-Day. 1662. Henry Herringman and Jacob Tonson, London, 1688.Small 4to, stitch bound in wraps, [20], 116pp, each poem with its own title page. The initial title page dust-affected and small ink-mark at foot o/w VG. (Wing 2240)
Lot: 116
Arthur Aikin and Mrs. Barbauld Evenings at Home, or The Juvenile Budget Opened: consisting of a Variety of Miscellaneous Pieces for the Instruction and Amusement of Young Persons, London, 1826, 14th Edn, set of four small volumes, full grained green morocco, red title labels, gilt, Vol.1 with small piece of backstrip missing. Few light pencil annotations o/w very good internally. (4)
Lot: 119
Robert Boyle Some Considerations Touching the Style of the H. Scriptures Henry Herringman, London, 1663, [2nd Edn], octavo, worn leather, rebacked with gilt title, later endpapers, front board detached; spotting to title page. [42], 254pp. [Robert Boyle (1627-1691) is better known as a celebrated experimental Scientist, a founding member of the Royal Society.] (Wing 4026)
Lot: 120
[Pliny the younger] C. Plinii Caecilii Secundi Epistolae et Panegyricus edited Johannis Minellii, J.L. Gleditsch & M.G. Weidmann, 1712, 12mo, worn full leather, gilt, red title label; marble edged & endpapers; title page in red & black; engraved initials; text complete but affected by variable degrees of foxing & browning. [12], 1314pp + extensive index.
Lot: 126
The Works of Alexander Pope Esq. In Nine Volumes, Complete. With his last Corrections, Additions and Improvements As they were delivered to the Editor a little before his Death: together with the Commentary and Notes of Mr.Warburton, A. Millar, J. Tonson and others, 1760, nine volume set, worn leather bindings lacking title labels but good internally; engraved frontispiece to Vol.One. (9)
Lot: 127
Erasmus L' Éloge de la Folie, composé en forme de declamation par Erasme, et traduit par Mr. Gueudeville. Avec les notes de Gerard Listre, et les belles figures de Holbein, Francois l’Honore, Amsterdam, 1745, contemporary leather, VG, red & gilt title label faded, 17 x 11cm; VG internally, with 6 folding plates and 76 other engravings in the text. Some occasional minor stains and few lines of text with contemporary underlining.
Lot: 128
W.F. Mavor Universal Stenography; or A New Compleat System of Short Writing J. Harrison [1820], 2nd Edition, octavo, contemp. marbled boards, worn, leather backstrip, red & gilt title, front board detached; fine internally; 61pp + 8 plates (one folding).
Lot: 130
George Sandys (trans.) Ovids Metamorphosis Englished Andrew Hebb, London, 1638, 14.5 x 9cm, contemp. leather, worn; title page dust-affected, browning to index and colophon; [4], 316,[10]pp. Written in Virginia, America, 1626, Sandys' translation of the Metamorphosis is the first major poetic work composed in the American colonies. Sandys became Treasurer of the Virginia Company in 1621. Before leaving England, he had started the translation, but it was in Virginia that he finally finished it in 1626, dedicating it to Charles I.
Lot: 131
Matthew Prior Poems on Several Occasions, S. Birt & W. Feales, 1734, 5th Edn, 3 Volume set, contemp. polished calf, backstrips worn and lacking title labels; later marbled endpapers & armorial bookplates; occasional woodcuts including engraved frontispiece to Vols. 1 and 3, and Vol. 3 with three additional engraved plates. VG internally.
Lot: 137
George Dewar The Book of the Dry Fly, A & C Black, 1910; Stuart Lochs and Loch Fishing, 1899, rebound in modern cloth, VG; Izaak Walton The Compleat Angler, Flyfisher’s Classic Library, 1993, in slipcase, previous owner’s bookplate; and 3 related titles. (6)