Lot: 15
The Miscellaneous Works of Tim Bobbin, Esq. Containing his View of The Lancashire Dialect, T.& J. Allman, 1818, octavo, nicely rebound in modern quarter buckram, marbled boards and gilt leather title; complete with 10 engravings which show some browning also affecting facing text pages.
Lot: 16
Walter Haigh A New Glossary of the Dialect of the Huddersfield District, Oxford University Press, 1928; tall octavo, original gilt cloth, spine faded, fine internally; xxix,166pp
Lot: 20
L. Jewitt (Ed.) The Ballads & Songs of Derbyshire. Bemrose & Lothian, 1867, First Edition, octavo, original decorated cloth, gilt, hinges professionally reinforced, VG; light browning to prelims o/w fine internally; b/w frontispiece; xvi,307pp
Lot: 21
Wild Thistle The Second Selection of Poems, S. Stead, Morley, 1874; small octavo, original blind-tooled and gilt cloth, fine; no internal inscriptions, advert page at rear; viii,86,[1]pp
Lot: 22
Matthew Willis The Mountain Minstrel: or, Effusions of Retirement. Poems. William Alexander, York, 1834; small octavo, original cloth, a little faded, printed title label to front board; unopened; some minor spotting; 195pp
Lot: 28
Ikin’s Bolton Guide, 1923, complete with 4 folding maps; Bolton & District Year Book 1929; Tillotsons Bolton Directory 1932, gilt cloth, map removed; The Book of Bolton 1929, 1948, 1953/54, 1961 and 2 later; and a collection of other Bolton guide books, histories and maps, mostly good to fine (over 40 items)
Lot: 29
John Kirk Memoir of Mrs. Eliza Kirk, of Edinburgh. By Her Husband. Ward & Co, 1860, 2nd Edn; 12mo, original blind-tooled & gilt cloth, good; contemp. gift inscription; engraved portrait and two woodcuts; some minor spotting. 204pp
Lot: 32
The Trial of Mr. Hunt, Mr. Johnson, and others for a Conspiracy at the Manchester Meeting, on the 16th August last, John Barr, Leeds, 1820; 19th Cent. half-leather, very worn, requiring rebinding, folding plate foxed; bound with The Trials of Arthur Thistlewood, James Ings, and John Thomas Brunt, and others, for High Treason, John Barr, 1820, complete with frontispiece; text & endpapers intact and clean, final text leaf of Thistlewood torn but no loss; uncut. A few leaves loose; 120pp + 101pp.
Lot: 35
R.S. Crossley Accrington: Chronological Notes and Men of Mark, Accrington Observer and Times, 1924; original gilt cloth, fine; gift inscription on reverse of title page. 173pp
Lot: 38
Henry Fishwick The History of the Parish of Garstang, 1878-79, two vols; The History of the Parish of Kirkham, 1874; and The History of the Parish of St.Michaels-on-Wyre, 1891; all Chetham Society publications, original gilt cloth, VG, St. Michaels inscribed by the author to his daughter. (4)
Lot: 40
Andrew Clark (Ed.) Survey of the Antiquities of the City of Oxford, composed in 1661-6, by Anthony Wood, Oxford Historical Society, 1889, tall octavo, original cloth, gilt, 3 volumes; recased with new endpapers, some small repairs to backstrips; fine internally with all folding Maps and Plans. (3)
Lot: 42
Reminiscences in the Life of Joshua Bradley, W.E. Clegg, Oldham, 1904, octavo, original gilt cloth, VG, light browning to prelims o/w fine internally; b/w frontispiece and 8 other plates. 281pp
Lot: 43
Richard Ainsworth The Lingards of Huncoat and Their Descendants, Wardleworth Ltd, Accrington, 1930; octavo, gilt cloth, VG; some spotting to text; 15 photo-plates. 51pp; and Ainsworth’s History and Associations of Altham and Huncoat, Wardleworth 1932, gilt cloth, VG, foxing to edge of text block, few pages with minor spotting, 18pp of plates, 307pp
Lot: 46
B. Nightingale Lancashire Nonconformity, Or, Sketches, Historical & Descriptive, of the Congregational and Old Presbyterian Churches in the County, John Heywood, 1890s, six volume set, original gilt cloth, VG; light browning to endpapers; fine internally. (6)
Lot: 50
Road Transport softbacks, largely Tram & Bus history and nostalgia, much of Local History interest, 1960s to modern publications. Mainly VG/VF (44)