Lot: 49
An archive of photographs of the Boord family, 19th Century to 1940s, mostly portraits and groups, plus some related topography; the portraits include works signed in the margin by Navana, Raphael, Elliott & Fry, Val L'Estrange, and Lafayette (printed signature). Most family members have been identified with inscriptions on the reverse. Mostly good to fine. (53). Together with some unrelated etchings and other prints from the same source, and a family tree supplied by the vendor.
Lot: 51
Hitler's Mein Kampf, Hutchinson, 1939, illustrated English Language edition in 18 weekly parts in the original wraps, covers of first part dust-affected and with some small faults, others VG/Fine. (18)
Lot: 53
The ‘Land & Water' Edition of Raemaekers' Cartoons, Land & Water, London, 1916-17, two volumes, tall quarto, half-leather, gilt, faded & worn, tape-repairs at spine extremities; front endpaper of Vol.1 creased o/w fine internally with 310 plates and text.
Lot: 54
War Impressions: Being a Record in Colour by Mortimer Menpes. Transcribed by Dorothy Menpes. A. & C. Black, [1901], large paper edition, no.252 of 350 produced, signed by the artist on limitation page; orig. gilt cloth, marked and faded; uncut two sides, t.e.g.; browning to endpapers and title page; complete with the 99 colour plates, plus facsimile letters etc. About a third of the text/plates are loose.
Lot: 55
Joseph Bato Defiant City, Gollancz, 1942; Gerard La Belgique 1940-1944, Meddens, 1974; 5 Years: The Occupation of Denmark in Pictures, 1946; Birgus Bitter Years: Europe, 1995, in d/jkt; Detour:The Story of Oflag IVC, Falcon Press, 1946; Galtrey The Horse and the War, Country Life, 1918; Borkin & Welsh Germany's Master Plan, in d/jkt; all good to fine, and a selection of related titles in varied condition. (14)
Lot: 56
J. R. Green A Short History of the English People, Macmillan, 1903, illustrated edition, four vols, gilt cloth, wear to top & foot of spines o/w VG, with the colour plates, the folding plate of Old London Bridge creased.
Lot: 57
William A. Shaw Manchester Old and New, Cassell, [1894], 3 vols, illustrated by H.E. Tidmarsh, b/w plates and illustrations in text; tall quarto, gilt cloth, worn at extremities, endpapers browned, few page corners toned o/w fine internally. A good set. (3)
Lot: 58
F.A. Bruton (Ed.) The Roman Fort at Manchester, Manchester University Press, 1909, orig. gilt cloth, 103 photo-plates, folding plans at rear; some wear to top & foot of spine, bookplates of University of London and Frank Falkner at front. Very clean internally.
Lot: 59
Prentice Historical Sketches and Personal Recollections of Manchester, 1851, rebound in quarter-calf, gilt; Axon Cobden as Citizen, 1907; Whitaker The History of Manchester, 1773, 2nd Edn, in 2 vols; Crowther An Architectural History of the Cathedral Church of Manchester, 1893, folio, text & plates loose; and related titles. Varied condition. (32)
Lot: 60
Edward Teller (1906-2003, ‘Father of the Atom-Bomb'): a fine autographed b/w 7 x5” photograph, signed with fibre pen.
Lot: 61
Arthur T. Harris (‘Bomber' Harris, 1892-1984): an autographed commemorative cover dated 1976. Signed with fibre pen. Fine. Certified on reverse.
Lot: 62
Pierre Trudeau (1919-2000, former Canadian Prime Minister): an autographed 7x5” colour photo, signed with fibre pen. Fine
Lot: 63
Douglas Bader (1910-1982, Battle of Britain pilot): an autographed commemorative cover celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the RAF. Signed in ink, the cover dated 1968. Fine
Lot: 64
Ian Paisley (1926-2014): an autographed Benham FDC celebrating the 32nd Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, signed with fibre pen, with reference to verses in Ephesians “that I might speak boldly as I ought to speak”. Fine
Lot: 65
J. E. ‘Johnnie' Johnson (1915-2001, WW2 Fighter Pilot): an autographed Supermarine Spitfire commemorative cover by Benham, signed in ink, 1997. VF with inset coin.
Lot: 66
Andrew Skeen Passing It On: Short Talks on Tribal Fighting on the North-West Frontier of India, Gale & Polden [1932], 2nd Edn; printed cloth, some wear, lacks rear endpaper, clean internally, no inscriptions
Lot: 67
John Aikin Annals of the Reign of King George the Third, Longman, Hurst, etc., 1816, 2 vols, rebound in fine green morocco, gilt, raised bands, showing minimal wear; generally fine internally, volume I with light foxing to first 30 leaves, also affecting the prelims of volume II. Gift inscription dated 1872 from F.R. Holdsworth to Rose Davis at the top of the title page of each volume. (2)
Lot: 68
Selection of original photographs concerning the 1918 Pogram against the Jewish community in Ustrzyki, Poland, nine photos in all, together with an English translation of a letter depicted in one of the photos from Polish military headquarters at Sanok-Chyrov. Annotations on reverse in English
Lot: 69
Harry S. Truman (US President 1945-53): Press Release of a speech delivered January 1949. Folio typescript, five pages on three leaves, stapled top left. Slight splitting along three of the folds.