Lot: 115
G.P.R. James The Jacquerie; or, The Lady and the Page: an Historical Romance London, 1841, First Edition in 3 Volumes; half-leather over marbled boards, some wear, gilt titles; good clean text. (3)
Lot: 116
[Marianne Spencer Hudson] Almack’s: a Novel, Saunders & Otley, 1826, 3 Volumes, 1st Edn, half-leather, backstrips worn; John Walker A Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin and Scripture Proper Names, 1804, 2nd Edn, engraved portrait; J. Thomson The Seasons, 1805, woodcuts by Bewick, tree-calf, spine repaired; and A Gallery of Portraits painted by an old and celebrated Master and re-touched by an Irish Artist, Dublin, 1813, bound with The New Bath Guide, 1807, quarter-leather, gilt. (6)
Lot: 117
The Boy’s Own Annual, Volumes 11, 15, 16, 17, 33, 44, 47, 55 and 62, 1889 to 1940, seven with original publisher’s cloth, the plates largely intact but bindings in very mixed condition. Also a 1969 Boy’s Own annual. (10) Previous owner’s bookplates.
Lot: 118
The Boy’s Own Annual, Vol.5 (plates damaged) and Vol.12, 1882/83 and 1889/90; plus loose issues of Boy’s Own Paper (19) from 1885 to 1938, mostly in original wraps and generally good to fine. Also Boy’s Own Companion No. 5, 1963.
Lot: 119
The Boy’s Own Annual, Volumes 18, 25, 32, 34 and 60, 1895-1938, all in original publisher’s cloth, coloured plates, bindings good to fine. All with previous owner’s bookplate. (5)
Lot: 120
The Boy’s Own Annual Volumes 4, 41, 42, 46, 48, 49, 59 and 61, 1882-1939, seven with publisher’s pictorial cloth, two with spines covered in black tape, five with previous owner’s bookplate. Poor to fine (8)
Lot: 121
The Girl’s Own Annual Volumes 3, 6, 9, 10, 12, 20, 25, and 57, 1881 to 1936, various bindings, four with pictorial cloth, previous owner’s bookplates. Varied condition. (8)
Lot: 122
Angela Brazil schoolgirl stories, a collection from 1920s, nine with pictorial cloth bindings by Blackie including one in d/jkt; with some later 1940s/early 1950s reprints. Fair to VF (15)
Lot: 123
Angela Brazil schoolgirl stories, a collection of Blackie publications including 1920s/30s with pictorial cloth (8), and 1950s/60s re-issues in dustjackets (6). Also The Girls’ Budget (1920s) featuring a story by Angela Brazil. Fair to VF
Lot: 124
Chums: An Illustrated Paper for Boys, Cassell & Co, Volumes 13, 14, 16, 20, 28, 29 and 30, 1904 to 1922, all in publisher’s pictorial cloth, with coloured plates; previous owner’s bookplates. Fair to VG (7)
Lot: 125
Angela Brazil schoolgirl stories, 1913-46, all Blackie published, 7 with pictorial cloth (one poor) including one in fine d/jkt; plus two schoolboy stories by Warren Bell. Mixed condition (12)
Lot: 126
Thrillers by Edgar Wallace (17), Leslie Charteris (10) and Francis Deeping (1), 1920s to 1950s, including eight Wallace paperbacks; the hardbacks include 17 in fair to fine dustjackets; also few modern reprints & other items.
Lot: 127
The Captain George Newnes, from 1899 to 1912 comprising Volumes 2, 3, 4, 7, 13, 16, 18, 22, 24 and 26. Publisher’s pictorial cloth, a.e.g. Fair to VG (10). Plus Young England Vol.46 (Christmas 1925), VG.
Lot: 128
The Captain, George Newnes, bound volumes in publisher’s cloth, from 1899, with volumes 4, 27, 29, 33, 43, 44, 45 & 49; plus 8 issues of the magazine 1911-1919, and novels by Herbert Strang & Gunby Hadath. Fair to VG
Lot: 129
G. A. Henty On the Irrawaddy, Blackie, 1897, pictorial blue-green cloth, gilt, previous owners’ bookplates; and a collection of other works by Henty, mostly pictorial cloth, mixed condition. (17)
Lot: 130
William Hope Hodgson The Riven Night, The Strange Company, 1988, and 14 other short stories; published as a limited edition set of chapbooks in card wraps, each contained in a printed envelope. 200 sets printed. (15)
Lot: 131
Richmal Crompton William books 1926-1950 including William –The Fourth, 1926 and Just William’s Luck, 1950 in poor to fair dustjackets. All with previous owner’s bookplate. (20)
Lot: 132
Elsie Oxenham selection including The Tuck-Shop Girl W. & R. Chambers, n.d., pictorial cloth, some browning to text; The Abbey Girls At Home, 1942, in fair d/jkt; and 9 fine modern reprints in the ‘Girls Gone By’ Series. (17)
Lot: 133
The Schoolgirls Own Library, Amalgamated Press, a collection of 78 issues, 1924 to 1940, many with rusted staples and/or worn spines, but some fine and all with covers intact and bright colours. (78)
Lot: 134
Dorita Fairlie Bruce selection, mostly published by Oxford University Press; includes five First Editions comprising Wild Goose Quest, Lutterworth Press, 1945; Triffeny, 1950; A Laverock Lilting, 1945; Toby at Tibbs Cross, 1942; and Prefects at Springdale, 1936. Fair to fine; plus 4 reprints in mixed very condition. All with previous owner’s bookplate. (9