Fine Art AuctioneersCAPES DUNN

1826

Tuesday 3rd November 2009Commencing at 12 noon

Books, Prints, Maps and Affordable Pictures

Lot 532J. CONNELLY (twentieth century)

OIL PAINTINGS ON CANVAS, A PAIR Interiors with figures in eighteenth century costume

CONDITIONS OF SALE

1. General. Every Lot is sold with all faults and errors of description and the auctioneers disclaim, for themselves and for the vendor, all responsibility for authenticity, age, origin, condition or quality. All statements on such matters whether printed in the Catalogue or made orally are statements of opinion and not representations of fact. Purchasers are deemed to have satisfied themselves on authenticity, condition, etc., before bidding and no-one in the Auctioneers’ employment has authority to make any representation of fact.

2. Bidding. The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots, to withdraw any Lots, to refuse bids and to regulate the bidding. He may bid on the vendor’s behalf for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneers’ discretion.

3. Fall of Hammer. The highest bidder shall be the buyer - if any dispute arises the Auctioneer has absolute discretion to settle the dispute or to re-offer the Lot. At the fall of the hammer every Lot shall be at the risk of the buyer, and the purchaser shall give to the Auctioneer his name and address and such proportion of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require, in default of which the Auctioneer may re-offer and re-sell the Lot or Lots in question.

4. Clearance of Purchases. No purchases shall be claimed or removed until the Sale has been concluded. All lots shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s risk and expense at the end of the first working day following the Sale, failing which the Auctioneers shall not be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, and all Lots not so removed shall remain at the risk of the buyer and subject to a warehousing charge of 25p per lot per day. If they are not removed within seven days of the Sale the Auctioneers may re-sell them by auction or privately without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there may be on the part of the Auctioneers in respect of any loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid by the purchaser of the Lot.

5. Agency and General. The Auctioneers act as agents only and they disclaim responsibility for default by either buyer or seller. They accept no responsibility in connection with the commissioning of members of their staff to bid for Lots on behalf of intending purchasers. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith. The Auctioneers do not guarantee the title of any Lot or Lots sold by them and will not be responsible for any defect in such title.

6. Defaults. If any buyer fails to comply with any of the above conditions the damages recover-able from the defaulter shall include all loss arising from any re-sale of the Lot together with the charges and expenses in respect of both sales and any money deposited in part payment shall be held by the Auctioneers against the defaulter’s liability.

7. Third Party Liability. Every person on the Auctioneer’s premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk and with notice of the condition of the premises and of the method of arranging furniture, etc. He shall have no claim against the Auctioneers in respect of any injury he may sustain or any accident which may occur.

8. Viewers handling goods on display will be held fully responsible for any damage or break-age.

CHEQUES Purchasers wishing to pay by cheque must produce a Bank reference to the Auctioneers before

the sale.PLEASE NOTE

Cheques which are post-dated or written by a third party will not be accepted. There is a buyer’s premium of 15% + V.A.T. on the hammer price.

CATALOGUEof

Books, Prints, Maps and Affordable Pictures

To be sold at AUCTION

by

CAPES DUNN & CO.,

on Tuesday 3rd November 2009Commencing at 12 noon

The Auction Galleries38 Charles StManchester

M1 7DB

Viewing: Monday from 10am to 6.30pm& morning of sale from 10am

Catalogue £3.50

Sale No: CE336

PLEASE NOTE

ALL GOODS must be removed by 4pm on Thursday 5th November 2009

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PLEASE NOTEThe descriptions in this catalogue are for the purposes of

identifying the lots and are not intended in any way as a guarantee of authenticity. Please see the General Conditions of Sale on the

inside front cover of this catalogue

All weights and measurements are approximate

Buyer's premium is 15% + V.A.T on the hammer price

* Denotes that goods belong to registered persons and V.A.T. will be charged

YOUR ATTENTION IS PARTICULARLY DRAWN TO THE FOLLOWING

Whilst Capes Dunn & Co make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogue and the description of any lot:

(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions.

(b) Capes Dunn & Co do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(c) All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Capes Dunn & Co, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims.

(d) Droit de SuiteThe Artist’s Resale Right RegulationsFollowing the introduction of the Artist’s Resale Right Regulations on 14 Feb-ruary 2006, Capes Dunn will implement the new levy as follows: Capes Dunn will collect the same amount as the resale royalty from the buyer for any work of art covered by the regulations.Royalty rates will only apply to works sold in the secondary market and not for those sold for the first time, and for works which are sold for €1000 or more. Royalty rates are calculated as a percentage of the sale price on a slid-ing scale from 4% (from €1000 to €50,000) down to 0.25% (over €500,000). Resale royalties ARE NOT subject to VAT.

8. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,RELATINGTOTRAVELINGREATBRITAIN,includessixWARDLOCKGUIDES,‘ABOUTBRITAIN’eightvolumes,approx60works,£25-35

9. GILLMOR,ROBERTEDITOR‘C.F.TUN-NICLIFFE,R.A.-SKETCHESOFBIRDLIFE’,CHANCELLOR,JOHN‘Andubon’andSEVENOTHERWORKSRELATINGTOBIRDSANDBIRDWATCHING(9)£20-30

10. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSRELATINGTOWALKINGANDTRAVEL,includessixworksofJessicaLofthouseandHOCKIN,J.R.A.‘Walk-inginCornwall’1936togetherwithNINEVOLUMESRELATINGTODUBLINANDSOUTHERNIRELANDincludesJACKSON,T.A.‘IrelandherOwn’1947,GIBBINGS,ROBERT‘LovelyistheLee’Dent1945,39volumesintotal£40-60

11. TROLLOPE,FRANCES‘TheLifeandAdventuresofMichaelArmstrong-TheFactoryBoy’1840illustratedwithengravingsafterHenryColburnandWAUGH,EDWIN,‘FactoryFolkduringtheCottonFamine’beingvolIIofthecompleteworkspublishedbyJohnHeywood,Manchester1881(2)£40-60

12. BRUCE,REVERENDJOHNCOLLING-WOOD‘TheRomanWall’illustratedandwithhandcolouredfoldoutmap,1851,andPATERSON’SROADSEIGHT-EENTHEDITION,withfoldoutmapsbyEdwardMogg,circa1829(2)£60-90

13. COLLIER,JOHN‘TheMiscellaneousWorksofTimBobbinEsq.’illustratedwithengravingsbyJ.Slack,printedandpublishedbyJ.Slack,Manchester1818£40-60

Books1. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRY

WORKS,NATURALHISTORYANDPLANTSincludesMabey,Richard‘Flo-ralBotanica’,Drayson,G.F‘Dahlias’approx40volumesintotal£30-40

2. TWENTYONE‘KINGPENGUINBOOKS’variousEIGHTBRITAININPICTURESeducationalworksPENGUINILLUS-TRATEDCLASSICSandOTHERPAPRE-BACKSCONTENTSOFTWOBOXES£15-20

3. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORS-ENGLISHSOCIALANDINDUSTRIALHISTORYincludesROBERTS,ROBERT‘THECLASSICSLUM’authorsigned1971,FLETCHER,GEOFFREY‘PEARLYKING-DOM’etcapprox42volumes£30-40

4. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSANTIQUESANDCOLLECTINGincludesSmith,Alan‘TheIllustratedGuidetoLiverpoolHerculaneumPottery’contentsofonebox£30-40

5. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSmainlyEnglishandotherclas-sics,poetryandsomeFolioSociety-contentsoftwoboxes£40-60

6. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSMAINLYREFERENCEsomerelating to films and photography -sundrycookeryincludingLaroneseGastronomiqueBrandt,Bill‘CamerainLondon’FocalPress1948togetherwithHarmsworthNewAtlasoftheWorld-AmalgamatedPressandTheReadersDigest’illustratedAtlasoftheWorld1997,contentsofonebox£30-40

7. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSRELATINGTOINLANDWATER-WAYSincludesBRADSHAWSCANALSANDNAVIGABLERIVERS,1904,LIND-SAY,JEAN‘TheCanalsofScotland’approx32volumes£30-40

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14. TAYLOR,REVERENDI.‘SCENESOFBRITISHWEALTH’illustrated,secondeditionpublishedbyJ.Harris,London1825,andFIVEOTHERWORKSTOINCLUDE‘TACKLERSYARNS’,‘WHENIWASACHILD’byanoldpotter,Methuen1903andDARWINANDTHECOTTONFAMINE1893(6)£30-40

15. SMILES,SAMUEL‘LIVESOFBOULTONANDWATT’,publishedbyJohnMurray,London1865,HARPER,EDITHK.‘ACornishGiant’,1913andTWOSIMI-LARWORKScirca1960’S(4)£20-30

16. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSLOCALHIS-TORY,includesLOFTHOUSE,JESSICA‘Worksof’3vols,including‘Lanca-shireLandscape’1951,ROBERTSON,WILLIAM‘GuidetoRochdale’,ROWSE,A.L.‘AutographyofaCornishman’to-getherwithaSELECTIONOFRECENTBOOKLETSRELATINGTOLANCASHIRETOWNS’contentsofonebox£30-40

17. CALDECOTT,R.‘PictureBookNo.2’publishedbyFrederickWarne&Co.andSECONDCOLLECTIONOFPICTURESANDSONGS,publishedbyGeorgeRoutledgeandSons,andTWELVEOTHERVOLUMESVARIOUSAUTHORSincludingWALPOLE,HUGH‘TheFortress’,McMillanandCo.,(14)£20-30

18. CARLSON,ROBERTE.‘TheLiverpoolandManchesterRailwayProject1821-1831’,published1969andSIXRELATEDWORKSANDALARGEQUANTITYOFPAMPHLETSANDBOOK-LETSRELATINGTOTRANSPORTANDLOCALHISTORY,includes‘PopularCarriage’and‘TheHorseBusasaVehicle’-publishedbytheTransportCommission1962,pamphletsrelatingtovariouscanalsthroughoutEnglandetc.(contentsofonebox)£25-35

19. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS£5-10

20. WELLS,H.G.OFTWELVEUNIFORMVOLUMESpublishedbyOldhamsinanOAKOPENBOOKRACK,ELIAS,EDITHL.‘TheBookofPolarExploration’publishedbyHarrap1928withpicto-rialcoverandNINEOTHERWORKSVARIOUSAUTHORS£30-40

21. BAINES,EDWARD‘THEHISTORYOFTHECOUNTYPALATINEOFLANCAS-TER’publishedintwovolumesbyFisherSonandJackson,London1831,reboundexLibris£30-40

22. AIKIN,J.‘MANCHESTERADESCRIP-TIONOFTHECOUNTRYFROMTHIRTYTOFORTYMILESROUND’reprint1968andBOWMAN,W.M.‘EnglandinAshton-U-Lyne’,publishedbyJ.Sher-rattandSon1960andFOUROTHERWORKSLOCALHISTORYexlibris(6)£20-30

23. LEECH,SIRBOSDIN‘HistoryoftheManchesterShipCanal’,blackclothandgilt,publishedbySherrattandHughesintwovolumes1907,exlibris(2)£35-50

24. FORSTER,JOHN‘TheLifeofCharlesDickens’12theditioninthreevol-umes,calfandboardpublishedbyChapmanandHall,London1872andDICKENS,CHARLES‘DavidCopper-field’ volume ten from The Authentic EditionpublishedbyChapmanandHall1901,allexlibris(4)£25-35

25. THEWORLDBOOKENCYCLOPAEDIA-publishedin24volumeswithayearbookfor1981,exlibris£15-20

26. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSBIOGRA-PHIES,contentsoftwoboxes,manyexlibris(approx45volumes)£15-20

27. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,mainlyglossyreferencein-cludessomebirdsandbirdwatching,approx25volumes£15-20

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28. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSMAINLYRELATINGTOCRICKETtogetherwithTHREECHARITYLUNCH-EONMENUSsignedincludesDennisLillie2005£25-35

29. VARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,BRITISHHISTORYincludesOxfordandCambridgepublications,contentsoftwoboxesmainlyexlibris£15-20

30. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKSRELATINGTOPOLITICALANDSOCIALHISTORYANDWORLDWARII,includesTRINDER,BARRIE‘TheIndustrialRevolutioninShropshire’contentsofonebox,manyexlibris£15-20

31. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSRELATINGTOMAINLYEUROPEANHISTORY,ap-prox18volumes,mainlyexlibris£10-15

32. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSMAINLYENGLISHCLASSICSandtheMASTER-PIECELIBRARYOFSHORTSTORIES,in11vols£15-20

33. WAVERLEYBOOKCOMPANY‘THENEWPEOPLESPHYSICIAN’in5volumes,circa1930withcolouredfoldoutil-lustrations(5)£20-30

34. TENVOLUMESVARIOUSAUTHORSRE-LATINGTOMOUNTAINEERINGMAINLY1930’sincludesSMYTHE,F.A.‘KarnetConquered’LonsdaleLibrary‘Moun-taineering’andPILLEY,DOROTHY‘ClimbingDay’s’publishedbyG.Bell,London1935(10)£35-50

35. THIRTEENVOLUMESVARIOUSAUTHORSRELATINGTOMOUNTAIN-EERINGMAINLY1960’sAND1970’s,includesUNDERHILL,MIRIAM‘GiveMeTheHills’1956andPATEY,TOM’OneMansMountains’1972£25-35

36. BONNINGTON,CHRIS‘WORKSOF’insixvolumes,includes‘AnnapurnaSouthFace’,and‘EveresttheHardWay’,andSIXRELATEDWORKSVARI-OUSWORKS(12)£25-35

37. FOURTEENVOLUMESVARIOUSAUTHORSRELATINGTOMOUNTAIN-EERINGANDRAMBLING,includesWRIGHT,J.E.B.‘MountainDaysinTheIsleofSkye’MorayPress1934,VIC-TOR,PAULEMILE‘Man,theConquestofthePoles’ellibrisandWALKER,J.HUBERT‘MountainDaysintheHigh-landsandAlps’publishedbyEdwardArnoldandCo.London1937(14)£35-50

38. PROBABLYLATEEIGHTEENTHCEN-TURYVOLUMEOLDANDNEWTESTA-MENTS,withpracticalobservationsprinted to each page, the final pages withtableofweightsandmeasures,Geographical index etc. and final testimoniesinfavourofthebible,printedbyRussellandAllen,Printers,Manchester,rebound£75-100

39. INGOLDSBY,THOMAS‘TheIngoldsbyLegends’withIllustrationsbyArthurRackham,colourillustrationstippedinpublishedbyWilliamHeinemann1929withdustjacketandSHAKESPEARE,WILLIAM‘MidsummerNightsDream’,withillustrationsbyArthurRackham,colourillustrationstippedin,publishedbyWilliamHeinemann,May1925(2)£50-75

40. HAWTHORNE,NATHANIEL‘AWON-DERBOOK’WITHILLUSTRATIONSBYARTHURRACKHAM,colourillustrationstippedin,publishedbyHodderandStoughtonLtd,withdustjacket£50-75

41. GOLDSMITH,OLIVER,‘TheVicarofWakefield’, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY ARTHURRACKHAM,withtwelvecolourillustrations,pictorialtooledleathercover,publishedbyGeorge,G.HarrapandCo.1929

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42. LAMB,CHARLESANDMARY‘TALESFROMSHAKESPEARE’WITHILLUSTRA-TIONSBYFRANKC.PAPE,withpicto-rialsuedeleathercover,publishedbyFrederickWarneandCo.,1923andDICKENS,CHARLES‘CHRISTMASTALES’ILLUSTRATEDBYH.M.BROCK,GeoHarrapandCo.,1932(2)£35-50

43. MILNE,A.A.‘TALESOFPOOH’,Meth-uenmodernclassics1930,TWAIN,MARK,‘ExtractsfromAdamsDiary’,HarperandBrothers1904andTWOOTHERCHILDREN’SBOOKS(4)£25-35

44. EGAN,PIERCETHEYOUNGER‘RobinHoodandLittleJohn’,publishedbyGeorgePierce,London1847andBOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,includingCOBB,ARTHURJ.‘ModernGardenCraft’publishedin3volumesbyGresham1938withdustjackets,approx22volumesintotal£25-35

45. KITTO,JOHN‘THEPICTORIALBIBLE’standardedition,infourcalfandboardvolumes,publishedbyCharlesKnight,1847,FARRAR,F.W.‘THELIFEANDWORKOFST.PAUL’in2volumeswithfoldoutmapsandTHEHOLYBIBLE,OxfordUniversityedition,ClarendonPress1827(7)£40-60

46. MEE,ARTHUREDITOR‘THECHIL-DREN’STREASUREHOUSE’publishedin12uniformvolumesandtheaccom-panyingvolumeTHEBOOKOFTENTHOUSANDTHINGS(13)£15-20

47. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,includes‘POSTOFFICEBOL-TONDIRECTORY1907’AND‘WARNESMODELCOOKERY’£15-20

48. ‘THEBROONS’ANNUALCIRCA1950’s,thefrontcovershowingthefamilyatanopenwindowinGlebeStreet,nodateandNINETEENCIRCA1950’sCHILDREN’SANNUALSANDPICTUREBOOKS,toincludeMotherGooseNurs-

eryTalesillustratedbyMarySmithandDean’sMonsterBookforGirls’(20)£40-60

49. THREECIRCA1950’sRUPERTANNU-ALS-publishedbyDailyExpressviz‘MoreAdventuresofRupert’1954,‘TheNewRupert’1955andthe‘RupertBook’1957,allfairandTWOOTHERSINPOORCONDITION(5)£60-90

50. TWENTYFOURCIRCA1950’sCHIL-DREN’SBOOKS,variousauthorstoincludeBeatrixPotter,A.A.MilneandLadybirdmanyvolumeswithdustjackets(24)£25-35

51. BLYTON,ENID,TWENTYFIVEWORKSOF CIRCA 1950’s includes five first edi-tions,eachwithdustwrapperviz‘FiveHavePlentyofFun’1955,‘GoodWorkSecretSeven’1954,MagazineAnnu-alsNo.3andNo.4.,OTHERWORKSINCLUDEEIGHTHANDNINTHHOLIDAYBOOKSandaSTRIPBOOK‘MaryMouseandTheDollsHouse’mainlyfaircondition(25)£75-100

52. RUMLEY&CO.,EARLYVICTORIANVOL-UME‘CollectionofOrnaments’fortyplatesillustratingfurnitureandobjectdesigns,publishedC.Tilt,London1838,calfandmarbledboards£25-35

53. HUGO,VICTOR‘LESTRAVAILLEURSDELAMER’,Illustrated,Paris1869andLACROIX,PAUL‘XVIIISIECLEINSTITU-TIONSUSAGEetCOSTUMES1700-1789’FrenchtextIllustratedwith21Chromolithographsand350woodengravings,Paris1875(2)£40-60

54. NICOLSON,CAPTAINNIGELANDFORBES,PATRICK‘THEGRENADIERGUARDSONTHEWAROF1939-45’,publishedintwovolumesbyGaleandPolden,Aldershot1949,CASSELL’SHISTORYOFTHEBOERWAR,Illus-tratedintwovolumesandANOTHERVOLUME(5)£35-50

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55. MESQUITA,ALFREDO‘LISBOA’withfourhundredillustrations,Portuguesetext,Lisbon1903andLOTI,PIERRE‘MadameChrysantheime’Frenchtext,Paris1888(2)£30-40

56. WEBSTER’S‘ROYALREDBOOK’,125thEDITION1910,WATSON,ROBERTSPENCE‘TheHistoryoftheLiteraryandPhilosophicalSocietyofNewcas-tleuponTyne1793-1896’,London1897andaSIMILARWORK(3)£20-30

57. CATHERALLSGUIDETOLLANDUDNOANDTHEGREATORMESHEAD,withfoldoutrailwaymap,midnineteenthcentury,BOARDMAN,JAMES‘LiverpoolTableTalk’,1871andCOWARDT.ALFRED‘PicturesqueCheshire’,1903togetherwithFIVELATEEIGHTEENTHUNFRAMEDBOOKPLATESVIEWSOFSTATELYHOMES,eachimageapprox4”x71/2”(8)£30-40

58. PROUT,EBENEZER‘MEMOIRSOFTHELIFEOFTHEREVERENDJOHNWIL-LIAMS’,missionarytoPolynesia,JohnSnow,London1843,KAUL,S.N.‘For-estProductsofJammuandKashmir’printedbytheKashmirPratapSteamPress1928andtheSTORYOFTHENATIONSVOLUME37,JAPAN£20-30

59. ROBY,JOHN‘TraditionsofLancashire’completeintwovols,FourthEdition,publishedbyGeorgeRoutledgeandSons,London1867withillustratedbyengravingsonsteelandwood,giltgreencloth(2)£30-50

60. BAINES,THOMASANDFAIRBAIRN,WILLIAM,‘LancashireandCheshirePastandPresent’,completeinfourvolumes,withnumerousengravedillustrationsbyH.Warren,R.A.,pub-lishedbyWilliamMackenzie,Londoncirca1867(4)£50-80

61. ROSE,THOMAS‘Westmorland,Cumberland,DurhamandNorthum-berlandIllustrated’fromdrawingsbyThomasAllom,1volume,publishedbyFisher,London1832halfcalfandmarbledboards(1)£50-80

62. KELLY,H.M.‘Hill-WritingsofJ.H.Doughty’,FirstEditionpublishedundertheaegisof‘TheRucksackClub,Manchester’1937and;J.H.Doughty-InMemorium’reprintedfromthe‘RucksackClubJournal’andSMYTHE,F.S.‘TheKangchenjungaAdventure’published1946(3)£20-30

63. RAWNSLEY,REV,H.D.,‘LiteraryAs-sociationsoftheEnglishLakes’,3rdeditionpublished1906,‘Volume1’,SYMONDS,H.H.‘WalkingintheLakes’,reprinted first edition August 1933 andFOURRELATEDWORKS(6)£30-50

64. ROBERTSON,M.A.‘Wordsworthshire’Illustratedwith47drawingsbyArthurTucker and maps, first edition pub-lishedbyChattoandWindus1911,and‘Wordsworth’sGuidestotheLakes’,publishedbyHenryFrowde1906,withfoldingmap(2)£20-30

65. WALTERS,J.CUMING,‘TheCharmofLancashire’,3rdedition,pub1949and‘LancashireWays’,1stedition1932,illustratedbyFrankGreenwood,BRIERLEY,BEN‘TheChroniclesofWaterloo’1884andWRIGLEY,AM-MON‘TheWindamongtheHeather-CornersofBygoneSaddleworth’illustratedbyJ.HoughtonHague,pub1916(4)£30-50

66. BANKS,MRSG.LINNAEUS,‘TheMan-chesterMan’,illustratedbyCharlesGreenandHedleyFitton,specialedi-tionsignedbyIsabellaBanks,1896,giltcloth,publishedbyAbelHeywoodandSon,Manchester1896(1)£30-50

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67. GASKELL,MRSE.C.‘Worksof’10volsvariousdatesandCONRAD,JOSEPH‘Victory’and‘ASetofSix’1steditionspublishedbyMethuen1915and1908and‘Suspense’,1steditionpublishedbyDent1925,‘TalesofHearsay’,1steditionpublishedbyFisherUnwin1925andEIGHTEENOTHERWORKSBYCONRAD(32)£30-50

68. DARWIN,CHARLES‘JournalofResearches’1volume,3rdedition,publishedbyWard,LockandCO.,1889,HUXLEY,THOMASH.‘Darwini-anaEssaysVolumesII’publishedbyMacmillan1893andTWORELATEDWORKS(4)£20-30

69. TROLLOPE,FRANCES,‘MichaelArmstrong’published1840and‘BlueBellsofEngland’published1842,‘OneFault’published1840,andTROLLOPE,ANTHONY‘HeknowhewasRight’completeintwovolumespublished1869(5)£30-50

70. FORESTER,JOHN‘TheLifeofCharlesDickens’completein3vols,pub-lishedbyChapmanandHall1873and‘Worksof’Dickens,3volsvariousnineteenthcenturydates(6)£30-50

71. FIELDING,HENRY‘TheHistoryofTomJonesaFoundling’completein3volumes,illustratedwithprintsbyRow-landson,publishedbyLongman,Rees,HuntandOrme,London1805(3)£30-50

72. SHAW,BERNARD,‘TheIntelligentWoman’sGuidetoSocialismandCapi-talism’ reprinted first edition October 1928,publishedbyConstableandFORD,HENRY‘MyLifeandWork’,1steditionpublishedbyWilliamHein-emannLtd1923(2)£20-30

73. WARNER,SIRPELHAM‘BookofCrick-et’1946,ROBINSON,RAY‘BetweentheWickets’1946,BEARSHAW,BRIAN‘FromtheStretfordEnd-HistoryofLancashire County Cricket Club’, first edition1990and9RELATEDWORKSOFCRICKET(12)£30-50

74.

75. ‘EVERYMAN’SLIBRARY’STANDARDFICTIONBYVARIOUSAUTHORS,pub-lishedbyDent,London,30volumeswithdustwrappersandFIFTEENOTHERVOLUMESOFSTANDARDCLAS-SICS(45)£20-30

76. KIPLING,RUDYARD‘SomethingofMyself’,publishedbyMacMillanandCo.,London1937withdustwrapperandLAWRENCE,T.E.‘SevenPillarsofWisdom’,publishedbyJonathanCape1935,browncloth(2)£25-35

77. QUANTITYOFORDNANCESURVEYFOLDINGMAPS,somelinenbacked,Baedeker,Berlitzandothertravelguidesandcountryhouseguides£40-60

78. WAINWRIGHT,A,‘WainwrightinScot-land’1988,HEATH,EDWARD‘Travels’relatedworksonScotland,WalesandEngland,OTHERLARGEFORMATBOOKSANDATLASES(27)£20-30

79. WRIGHT,WALTERP.(editedby)‘Practi-cal Gardening for Pleasure and Profit’ in6volumes,circa1922andRELAT-EDWORKS,GARDENING(20)£20-30

80. RANJITSINHJI,K.S.‘TheJubileeBookofCricket’,4thedition,publishedbyBlackwood1898,blackcloth,CARDUS,NEVILLE‘CloseofPlay’1956and‘SecondInnings’1950,1stedi-tionswithdustwrappersandGOOCH,GRAHAM‘Captainancy’(4)£20-30

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81. ‘ABIOGRAPHICALREGISTEROFOLDMANCUNIANS1914-1965’(Manches-terGrammarSchool’,TWO‘M.G.S.SONGBOOK’S’1943,24ISSUES,‘ULULA’THEMGSSCHOOLMAGAZINE,15annualreportsandaSCHOOLPRIZEBOOKFROM1919,all1930’s,40’sand50’s£20-30

82. COLVIN,SIDNEY‘LifeofJohnKeats’Firstedition,publishedbyMacMillanandCO.,1917,blueclothMARROT,H.V.‘TheLifeandLettersofJohnGalsworthy’Firstedition,publishedbyHeinemann1938,cloth,approx36OTHERBIOGRAPHICALWORKS(37)£50-80

83. BONHOTE,J.LEWIS’BirdsofBritain’,Firstedition,illustratedincolourbyH.E.Dresser,publishedbyBlack1907,pictorialclothcover(spinedetachedononesideandshaken)andTHIR-TEENRELATEDWORKS,birdsandwildlife(14)£20-30

84. MURRAY,Lt-COLHONARTHURC.‘MasterandBrother’,Firsteditionwithdustwrapper,publishedbyJohnMurray,London1945,‘TheBattleofBritain1940’HMSOPublication1940andOTHERWORKSONEUROPEANECONOMICS,historyandthesecondworldwar(20)£20-30

85. SMYTHE,F.A.‘KametConquered’,Firstedition,publishedbyGollancz1932,withphotographillustrationsoftheHimalayas,blackcloth£20-30

86. ‘MRSBEETON’SCOOKERYANDHOUSEHOLDMANAGEMENT’1961edition,anearlyedition(af.)6OTHERCOOKERYBOOKS,’ChambersTwen-tiethCenturyDictionary’,‘BrewersDictionaryofPhraseandFable’andOTHERREFERENCEBOOKSincludingJOHNSON,PAUL‘GoldFields-aCente-naryPortrait’1987£20-30

87. WALTERDELAMAREANDHAROLDJONES ‘This year: Next Year’, first editionpublishedbyFaberandFaber,London1937withdustwrapperandSUNDRYCHILDREN’SBOOKS,‘TheArabianNights’illustratedbyCharlesFolkard,publishedbyAdamandCharlesBlack,London,ANOTHERSIMILARVOLUME,KIPLING,RUDYARD‘LandandSeaTalesforScoutsandGuides’reprintedFirsteditionDecem-ber1923,MILNE,A.A.‘WhenWeWereVeryYoung’13thedition1926withdustwrapper£30-50

88. WORKSOFFICTION,includingsomeFirsteditionswithdustcoversincludesWorksofAngelaThirkell(15),C.P.Snow(11),S.Golon(4)UptonSinclair(8)etc.£30-50

89. STARK,FREYA,‘TheValleyoftheAs-sassins’FirstEditionswithdustwrap-per,publishedbyJohnMurray1934,FIENNES,CELIA‘TheJourneyofCeliaFiennes’editedbyChristopherMorris,FirsteditionofthisworkpublishedbyTheCressetPressLtd1947,withdustwrapperandFIFTEENOTHERVOL-UMESVARIOUSAUTHORSexplorationhistory(17)£20-30

90. KIPLING,RUDYARD,‘DebitsandCredits’publishedbyMacMillan1926,giltredclothandapprox45VOLUMESearlytwentiethcenturyeditionsstand-ardclassicsbyScot,Dunnas,Hardy,Tolstoy,publishedbyDutton‘Every-manLibrary’andothers,withgiltclothbindings(46)£30-50

91. WORKSOFFICTIONMAINLYFROM1950’sAND1960’sincludingsomefirst editions nearly all with dust wrap-persincludingworksbyVictoriaHolt,HenryWilliamson,DaphneduMaurier,MasodelaRoche,FrancesParkinsonKeyesetc.approx150volumes

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92. BELL,ADRIAN,3volumes‘SilverLey’,‘TheCherryTree’,and‘Corduroy’deluxeillustratededitionwithdustwrap-pers,publishedbytheCountryBookClub1951,DOWD,J.H.withIllustra-tionsbyBrendaH.Spender,‘ImportantPeople’1933andVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRY WORKS mainly fiction £30-50

93. GASKELL,MRS‘Worksof’11volumesvariousdates,AINSWORTH,WILLIAMHARRISON,‘TheManchesterRebelsoftheFatal‘45’,1volandFOURRE-LATEDWORKS(16)£20-30

94. BOSWELL,JAMES‘TheLifeofSamuelJohnsonandtheJournalofaTourtotheHebrides’onevolumepublishedbySandsandCo.,1900,DREISER,THEODORE,’TheGenius’Firstedi-tion,publishedbyJohnLane1915,redcloth,‘Punch’oneboundvolumeJuly-December1914(exlibris)and‘Keepsake’1837£20-30

95. ‘THENEWCENTURYENCYCLOPAEDIA’,8vols,circa1915,GIBBON’S‘TheRomanEmpire’completein4vols,publishedbyMilnerandSowerby,Halifax1854andTWOVOLUMESOFBOUNDMUSIC£20-30

96. WALPOLE,HUGH‘Worksof’19vols,variousdates,BRYANT,ARTHUR‘SamuelPepy’s’in3volumes1948,‘TriumphintheWest’and‘TheMedie-valFoundation’Firstedition1966andVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS£30-50

97. ‘BRITONSATOMICFACTORIES’H.M.S.O.Publication1958andVARI-OUSBOOKS,MANAGEMENT,TECHNI-CALETC.£10-20

98. FOUREIGHTEENTHCENTURYVELLUMINDENTURES,eachmentioningRich-ardWedgwoodasoneofthepartiesconcerned(4)

99. SHEFFIELD,JOHN,LORD‘MISCELLA-NEOUSWORKSOFEDWARDGIBBON’,publishedintwovolumes,London1796andaTHIRDVOLUME,pub-lished1815withafoldoutGenealogy(boardsdetached)£30-50

100. MORRIS,F.G.’AHISTORYOFBRITISHBIRDS’publishedinthreevolumeswithcolouredillustrations,Groom-bridgeandSons,London1866andTWONINETEENTHCENTURYDIS-TRESSEDVOLUMESBeswicksHistoryofQuadrupeds1800andJardinesOrnithology1839(5)£50-75

101. CASSELL’SLATENINETEENTHCEN-TURYILLUSTRATEDHISTORYOFINDIAintwovolumescalfandboard,BALL,SIRROBERT‘THESTORYOFAHEAV-ENS’newandrevisededition,Cassell&Co.andCASSELLANDCo.‘THEWORLDOFWONDER’twovolumeswithpictorialcovers,1887(5)£20-30

102. NORDENSBIOLD,ADOLFERIK‘TheArcticVoyagesof’1858-1879,illus-tratedandwiththreefoldoutmaps,MacMillanandCo.,1879(loose),NARES,CAPTAINSIRG.S.‘VoyagetothePolarSea’,publishedintwovol-umes,London1878exlibris(faults)andJEMBUNTBYTHEOLDSAILORwithillustrationsbyCruikshank,circa1841(distressedandincomplete)(4)£30-50

103. ROSE,THOMAS‘WESTMORLAND-CUMBERLAND,DURHAMANDNORTH-UMBERLANDILLUSTRATED’fromoriginaldrawingsbyThomasAllom,FisherandCO.,London1833(looseandboardsdetached)andTROLLOPE,ANTHONY‘THEVICAROFBULLHAMP-TON’illustratedbyH.Woods,BradburyEvansandCo.,London1870(af.)(2)£25-35

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104. EIGHTEENTHANDNINETEENTHCENTURYVOLUMESVARIOUSMAINLYDISTRESSED,INCOMPLETEORFROMINCOMPLETESETS,includesLifeandDeathofJohnBunyan,rebound,MemoirsofSamuelPepy’svolumeoneonly1825,Poeticalworksetc.approx38items£50-75

105. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSNINE-TEENTHCENTURYANDLATERtoincludeTHEPOETICALWORKSOFJOHNMITTON,WarneandCo.,LondonAlbionEdition,AUSTENJANE‘PrideandPrejudice’publishedbyGeoAllen,London1894,approx15volumes£20-30

106. APPROX308COPIESOFPRIVATEEYEMAGAZINE1969-1988£30-50

107. ORMEROD,GEORGE‘THEHISTORYOFTHECOUNTYPALATINEANDCITYOFCHESTER’secondeditioninthreevolumes,revisedbyThomasHelsby1882,exschoollibrary,distressed(3)£60-90

108. PELICANHISTORYOFARTINFIVEUNIFORMVOLUMES,1953ANDTHEATLASOFBRITAINANDNORTHERNIRELAND,ClarendonPress,Oxford1963,exschoollibrary(6)£15-20

109. DOMESDAYBOOKRELATINGTOCHESHIREANDLANCASHIREwithintroductionandnotesbyWilliamBeaumont,MinshullandHughes,Chester1863,exschoollibraryandaNINETEENTHCENTURYBIBLE(bothaf.)(2)£15-20

110. BOOKS,PAMPHLETS,MANUALSANDEPHEMERARELATINGTOTHEMOTORCAR,circa1920’sONWARDS,toin-cludetwoprewarcopiesofTHEDUN-LOPBOOKtradebookletsforLUCASELECTRICAL,CASTROLOIL,BENDIXBRAKES,eightcopiesoftheMOTORSHOWMAGAZINECIRCA1950’sAND1960’s,THREEMOTORTRADECATA-LOGUECIRCA1950’svizHobday’s,

Kerry’sandMerrimanandHowardandTWOAUTOPRESSWORKSHOPMANU-ALSforAustinMorrir1800,1964-70andtheMini1959-1971(contentsofonebox)£75-125

111. BOOKS,MAGAZINESANDAUCTIONCATALOGUESMAINLYRELATINGTOVINTAGEMOTORCARS,mainlyglossypublicationsandincludingAutomobileandBuganticoMagazinesstoredinrelatedhardbinderscirca1970’sand1980’s,contentsofthreeboxes£25-35

112. BOOKSANDPAMPHLETSVARIOUSRE-LATINGTOMOTORCYCLESANDMOTORCYCLING,olderpublicationsincludeMOTORCYCLINGYEARBOOK1951,ARIELMOTORCYCLE1938OWNERSGUIDE,THETEMPLEPRESSMOTORCYCLINGPROFILEROADBOOKCIRCA1920’s,NORTONMAINTENANCEMANUAL1957-1958,contentsofonebox£30-40

113. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORS,HISTORYANDLOCALHISTORY,includesILLUS-TRATEDITINERARYOFTHECOUNTYOFLANCASTER-HowandParsonsLondon1842,THEVICTORIESOFWEL-LINGTONANDTHEBRITISHARMIES,HenryG.Bohn,London1852andTENOTHERWORKSVARIOUS(12)£30-40

114. THEARTUNIONMONTHLYJOURNAL1847-onevolume,calfandmarbledboardsdetached,ELLIS,W.S.‘TheAntiquitiesofHeraldry’1869andHUGHES,THERLE‘PRINTSFORTHECOLLECTOR’1970(3)£20-30

115. CHAMBERSCYCLOPEDIAOFENG-LISHLITERATURE,twovolumes,midnineteenthcentury,GILL,ERIC‘ABibliography’1991andRELATEDWORKSVARIOUSAUTHORS,approx13volumes£20-30

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116. SEVENVOLUMESVARIOUSWITHPICTORIALCOVERS,toincludeTHOM-SON,RADFORDM.A.‘JohnWiclif,HisLifeandWork’,EDWARD,AMELIAB.‘UntroddenPeaksandUnfrequentedValleys’1890andBALLANTYNE,R.M.‘TheYoungFurTraders’(7)£15-20

117. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,nineteenthcenturyandlater,includessomeBiographies-contentsofthreeboxes£20-30

118. D’ABRERA, B. ‘Butterflies’, fifteen volumes,comprising‘AfrotropicalRegion’pub1980,AustralianRegion,pub1971,NeotropicalRegion,parts1-7,pub1981-1995,HolarticRegionparts1-3,pub1990-1993,OrientalRegionparts1-3,pub1982-1986(15)£1500-1800

119. D’ARBERA,B.‘SphingideaMundiHawkMothsoftheWorld’singlevol-ume,published1986£60-80

120. BREITENBACH,J./KRANZLIN,F.‘FungiofSwitzerland’fourvolumes,pub1984-1995£160-180

121. TUNNICLIFFE.C.F.‘TunnicliffeBirds-MeasuredDrawings’,singlevolume,pub1984£50-70

122. HENNING,S.F.‘TheCharaxinaeButter-flies of Africa’, single volume, standard editionnumbered721,pub2000£60-80

123. COLLENETTE,S.‘FlowersofSaudiArabia’singlevolume,pub1985£35-50

124. GRAHAM,G.G.‘TheFloraandVegeta-tionofCountyDurham’,singlevolume,pub1988£25-35

125. PRINGLE,E.L.L./HENNING,G.A./BALL,J.B., ‘Pennington’s Butterflies’, single volume,secondedition,pub1994inslipcase(1)£45-65

126. CLANCEY,P.A.‘TheBirdsofNatalandZululand’singlevolume,pub1964£50-70

127. TANSLEY,A.G.‘TheBritishIslandsandTheirVegetation’,singlevolume,pub1939£30-50

128. HUTCHINSON,J.‘ABotanistinSouth-ernAfrica’,singlevolume,pub1946£30-40

129. NETHERSOLE-THOMPSON,D.‘TheSnowBunting’,singlevolume,pub1966£35-45

130. ALTRINGHAM,J.‘BritishBats’,singlevolume,pub2003£130-150

131. LOCKETT,G.H./MILLIDGE,A.F./MER-RETT,P.‘BritishSpiders’,conjoinedvolumes1and2,reprinted1975,volume3published1974(3)£35-45

132. STEVENSON,H.‘TheBirdsofNorfolk’twovols,pub1866/70,exLibrisplateofEdwardL.Peel£50-70

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133. PRAEGER,R.L.‘NaturalHistoryofIreland’,singlevol,pub1950£25-35

134. HODGSON,W.‘FloraofCumberland’singlevolume,pub1898£35-50

135. NETHERSOLE-THOMPSOND.‘TheDot-terel’singlevolume,pub1973£40-60

136. ROSS-CRAIG,S.‘DrawingsofBritishPlants’,completesetwithseparateindex,ninevolumes,pub1948-1974(9)£160-180

137. ‘LESFACECIEVESNVICTSDVSEI-GNEURJEANFRANCOISSTRAPAROLE’pubA.LyonParBenoistRicavd1595’,re-boundinearlierpartofnineteenthcentury,singlevolume£30-50

138. THEKING’SENGLAND,editedbyArthur Mee, Northumberland, first pub 1952,posthumousedition,singlevol-ume,alsosame‘Durham’,bothwithdustjackets(2)£50-70

139. GILL,E.‘SacredandSecular’singlevolume,pub1940,alsobysameauthor‘MoneyandMorals,singlevol-umes,newedition1937,and‘BeautyLooksafterHerself’,singlevolume,se second impression of first edition 1933,allwithdustjackets(3)£50-70

140. NONSUCHPRESS‘THECOMPLETEWORKSOFWILLIAMSHAKESPEARE’,completeinfourvols,pub1953,inslipcase,alsoNONSUCHPRESS‘KissesbeingtheBasiaofJohannesSecundus’,renderedintoEnglishversebyThomasStanley1647’,singlevol,pub1923(5)£75-85

141. BATES,H.E.‘TheCruiseofTheBread-winner’,pub1946,bysame‘ABreathofFreshAir’,pub1959,dustjacket,also‘WhentheGreenWoodsLaugh’,pub1960,dustjacket,‘TheVanishingWorld’,anAutobiography,pub1969,

voloneandTWOOTHERS‘TheBlos-somingWorld’,pub1971and‘TheWorldinRipeness’pub1972,volstwoandthreeincontinuum,allwithdustjackets(6)£75-85

142. HARRISON,J.‘TheFloriculturalCabinet’respectivelyMarch-December1833,January-December1834andJanuary-December1835,threesinglevolumeswithhandcolouredplates(af.)(3)£60-80

143. MAGGS,J.C.‘OldEnglishCoachingInns’,(fromtheCollectionoftheLateLordDewar)incompleteplates,singlevol,alsoBUCKLAND,W.‘TheWorldofDonaldMcGill,reprintededition1990andSUNDRYOTHERWORKS(7)£30-50

144. ASELECTIONOFHARDANDSOFTBOUNDBOOKS£20-30

145. SCOTT,W.‘TheIllustratedWaverleyNovels’19volumes,publishedbyMarcusWard&co.,giltcloth(19)£40-60

146. REYBURN,W.‘FrostAnatomyofaSuc-cess’pub1968,autographedcopy,dustjacket,alsoMACMILLAN,H.‘TheRiviera’secondedition,pub1892,withpresentationlabelinsidecovertoFlorenceC.Harris,datedCrystalPalace1898,pictorialredclothandSUNDRYOTHERWORKS£40-60

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148. STANLEY,LOUIST.‘SwingtoBet-terGolf’Vandyck1957withdustjacket,MORRIS,JAMES‘PaxBritan-nia’specialhallmarkedition1980togetherwithSOUVENIRPROGRAMMEENGLISHOPENTABLETENNISCHAM-PIONSHIPS,MANCHESTER1947andafootballprogrammeUEFACHAMPIONSLEAGUERAPIDVIENNAvMANCHES-TERUNITED,DECEMBER1996(4)£20-30

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149. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

150. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

151. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

152. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

153. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-303

154. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

155. APPROXTHIRTYBOOKSVARIOUSAU-THORSRELATINGTOGREATBRITAINANDWORLDRAILWAYS,mainlyglossyreference£20-30

156. PONTING,HERBERTG‘InLotusLandJapan’publishedbyMacmillan&Co1911£75-125

157. HARPER,CHARLESG.‘SummerDaysinShakespeareLand’,publishedbyChapmansHall1912,SHAKESPEARE‘THECOMPLETEWORKS’,pubbyClarendonPress1986,BREWER,D.S.‘FACSIMILEEDITION,‘Shakespeare,Comedies,HistoriesandTragedies,’Thirdfolio,1985andNINERELATEDWORKS(12)£30-40

158. THORESBY,RALPH‘DucatusLeodien-sis,orTheTopographyofTheAncientandPopulusTownandParishofLeedsandPartAdjacentinTheWestRidingofTheCountyofYork’,SecondEdition,printedbyBDewhurstforRobinson,SonandHouldsworth,Leeds,1816£50-80

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160. MILNEA.A.‘TeddyBearandotherSongsfromWhenWeWereYoung’FirstEdition,dustwrapper,Methuen&Co,1926,‘MoreVeryYoungSongs’FirstEdition,dustwrapper(chippedandtorn)Methuen1928,‘LondonIllustratedNewsCoronationNumber1937’andBradley,Helen‘Worksof’3volswithdustwrappers£100-150

161. *GUICCIARDINI,FRANCESCO‘DelleIs-toriad’Italia’8volsboundas4,1818and‘LaCommediadiDanteAlliquieri’2vols,Londra1842£50-70

162. LEWIS,SAMUEL‘ATopographicalDic-tionaryofEngland’,4vols,1848(wornbindings)noAtlasvolume£30-50

163. TOLKIEN,JRR‘THEFELLOWSHIPOFTHERING’FourthImpression,,Nov1955,withfoldingmap,reboundredmorocco/giltwithpanelledspine,a.e.g.and‘TheHobbit’TenthImpres-sion,1958withNinthImpressiond/w(2)£300

164. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORS,mainlyReference,subjectsincludingArt,Ar-chitecture,Antiques,Photographyetc.£15-25

165. EUGENE,SUE‘WanderingJews’threevolumes,Routledge1889andFIVEOTHERWORKSVARIOUS(8)£30-40

166. BUFFON’S‘NATURALHISTORY,abridgedbyRevW.Hutton,completeintwovolumeswith100blackandwhiteengravings,published1821,giltcalfandmarbledboards(2)£30-50

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167. GRAVES,ROBERTJAMES,‘ASystemofClinicalMedicine3rdAmericanedition1848’,calf,TYNDALL,JOHN‘FaradayasaDiscoverer’1870edi-tion,‘SimplicityofHeath’circa1830rebound,‘Anatomy’1787volIII1827inChili,PeruandMexico,HERVEY,JAMES,‘Meditations’volII1764(6)£30-50

168. HARRISON,CONYERS‘HistoryoftheLifeandReignofQueenAnne’,pub-lished1744,calfandTHREEOTHEROLDVOLUMES(4)

169. LATTER,MAJOR-GENERALJ.C.‘TheHistoryoftheLancashireFusilier’s’1914-18,publishedintwovolumes1949,KNOWLES,SIRLEES‘MindenandTheSevenYearsWar’,circa1914andCOPYOF‘STANDINGORDERS-2ndBattaliontheLancashireFusi-lier’s’publishedDublin1909(4)£25-35

170. PRIESTLEY,J.B.‘TheAngelPavement’WilliamHeinemannLtd,1930withdustjacket,JENNYKLIERS1947ANDLOSTEMPIRES1965ANDCASSELLANDCO.,‘RATIONALTYPEWRITING’(4)£15-25

171. GASTER,THEREVEREND,THEHAHAM,MOSESP.H.D.‘TheBookofPrayerandOrderofService’accordingtothecustomoftheSpanishPortugueseJews’,withanEnglishtranslationinfive vols, published by Henry Frowde 1909,looseandbumpedandTHREERELATEDWORKS(8)£20-30

172. THESPECTATOR-INEIGHTVOLUMES,fifth, fourth and third editions, 1711-1712,twovolumelooseboards(8)£25-35

173. RHIND,WILLIAM‘AHISTORYOFTHEVEGETABLEKINGDOM’,wellillustratedwithsteelandwoodengravings,manyhandcoloured,publishedbyBlackieandSon,London1857,tooledleatherandcloth£80-120

174. RURALINDUSTRIESBUREAUCIRCA1965,‘WROUGHTIRONWORKDESIGNCATALOGUE’looseleafintwinlockbindertogetherwithaRELATEDLET-TERANDTHE‘SHORTEROXFORDENGLISHDICTIONARYintwovols,circa1933(3)£20-30

175. SUTCLIFFE,GLISTER‘TheModernCarpenterJoinerandCabinetMaker’8vols,folio,withdecorativeclothcovers,GreshamPublishing,1902

176. THEQUEEN’SEMPIRE’,vols2and4,illustratedfromphotographs,CassellandCo,andrelatedworks

177. NINETEENTHCENTURYFAMILYBIBLE-printedbyJ.Nuttall,Liverpool,COWDON-CLARKE,CHARLESANDMARY,editors,‘ThePlaysofWilliamShakespeare’,publishedbyCassell,PetterGalpinandCO.,andVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,includesJaneAustin‘PrideandPrejudice’£35-50

178. GIFFORD,C.H.‘HistoryoftheWarsOc-casionedbytheFrenchRevolution’intwovols,printedandpublishedbyW.Lewis,St.John’sSquarewithfoldoutmapsandnumerousprints,browncalf1817(2)£100-150

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179. ROLT,RICHARD‘LivesoftheReform-ers’largeformatwithillustrationsinmezzotintbyR.Houston,publishedintwoparts,London1759£100-200

180. AIKIN,J.M.D.‘ADescriptionoftheCountryfromThirtytoFortymilesroundManchester’illustratedwithnumerouscontemporaryviews,aFOLDOUTMAPANDOTHERMAPS,PublishedJune4th1795byJohnStockdale,Piccadilly,marbledboardsandcalf,brokenbutcomplete£80-120

181. PETERS,WILLIAMTHEODORE‘TheChildrenoftheWeek’withillustra-tionsbyClintonPeters,publishedbyRoutledge1889andSTANLEYCOCKILLUSTRATOR‘TenLittleNiggerBoys’(2)£15-20

182. KOLDEWEY,KAPITANKARL‘DEUT-SCHENORDPOLARFAHRT’INDENJAHREU1869und1870,GermantextpublishedbyBrockhaus,Leipzig1874,volume2?andTWOOTHERWORKSGERMANTEXTvizKOSTER-DIETSERLOHNER-REVOLUTION1899ANDGERMANPUBLICATIONSCOTT,SIRWALTER‘TalesofaGrandfather’publishedbyRitter,Arnsberg1850(3)£35-50

183. BUSCH,WILHELM‘WasBeleibtistauchErlaubt’and‘UnddieMoralvonderGeschicht’Germantextwithmanyhu-morouscomicillustrationsandTHREEGERMANTEXTEARLYTWENTIETHCENTURYCHILDREN’SBOOKS,includ-ing‘Die-haschentchule’illustratedbyF.KochGothaandAlbertSixtus(5)£35-50

184. DRMARTINLUTHER’S‘HANSPOS-TILLE’,lateNineteenthcenturywithtooledleatherandbrassstuddedcovers,togetherwithTHREEGER-MANTEXTNINETEENTHCENTURYDICTIONARIESANDANOTHERVOLUME‘BARFENKLANGEAUSGOTTESWORT’1847(5)£20-30

185. HALBBAND,I.‘RECLAMSUNIVER-SUM’GERMANTEXT,twovolumescirca1925and‘DIECARTENLAUBE’Germantext,twovolumes,1870and1871(4)£20-30

186. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS-GERMANTEXTcontentsofthreeboxesincludingSOKOLOWSKY,DRALEXANDER‘ErlbrisseMitWildenTieren’1928andANATLAS£20-30

187. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSSUNDRYWORKS,includingKENNEDY,MAJORGENERALSIRJOHN‘TheBusinessofWar’1957contentsoftwoboxes£15-20

188. BOOKSVARIOUSAUTHORSMODERNREFERENCE-includesOmanCharles,W.C.‘Castles’,17volumesintotal£15-20

189. UPTON-FLORENCE,K.‘THEGOL-LIWOGG’SADVENTURES’circa1900withinscriptiondated1900and‘THEGOLLIWOGGATTHESEASIDE’circa1898withinscription,dated1898bothpublishedbyLongmansGreenandCo.£80-120

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190. DEARMER,MABEL,IllustratorandHOUSEMAN,LAURENCE‘THESTORYOFTHESEVENYOUNGGOSLING’S’,publishedbyBlackieandSon,HALL,MADELINE,Illustrator‘MISSBROWNTHESTORYOFASUPERIORMOUSE’,publishedbyErnestNister,withhandwritteninscription,dated1899andBLYTON,ENID‘MoreAdventuresofMaryMouse’stripbooks,circa1943and1950andORWELL,GEORGE‘NINETEENEIGHTYFOUR’publishedbySeckerandWarburg1949,withdustwrapper(5)£25-35

191. J.S.VIRTUEANDCO.,MODERNART-ASERIESOFSIXTYLINEENGRAVINGSFROMTHEWORKSOFDISTINGUISHEDPAINTERS’ in five loose leaf folio’s £50-80

192. SHARIFF,R.C.ANDBARTLETT,V.‘Jour-neysEnd’signedlimitededitionNo.231/600onhandmadepaper,VictorGollanczLtdLtd1930andPUGHED-WIN‘TheDickensOriginals’BallantyneHansonandCo.,1913(2)£20-30

193. DICKENS,CHARLES‘Worksof’publishedin16uniformvolumes,publishedbyHazell,WatsonandVineyLtd,FOUROTHERWORKSANDFOURHERONPUBLICATIONS(24)£15-20

194. REVERENDJOHNEADIE,NINETEENTHCENTURYHOLYBIBLEleatherwithbrassmountsandhingedclasps,ANOTHERREVERENDJOHNMcFAR-LANE,inheavilyembossedleatherandLONDONPUBLISHINGCO.-THEROYALFAMILYBIBLE(3)£60-90

195. OZ,TAHSIN(FormercuratorofTopkapiSARAYMUSEUM)‘TURKISHCERAM-ICS’illustratedandwithfoldoutoutcolourplates,‘TheArielPress’2vols,‘RedouteFruitandFlowers’and‘MrGould’sTropicalBirds’eachwith24largecolourplatesandTHREEARTBOOKS‘Botticelli’,‘Cezanne’and‘SportingPrints’andOTHERBOOKS£20-30

Book Binding Equipment300. BOOKBINDINGEQUIPMENT-An

amateurbook-bindersequipment,includingaCASTIRONSCREWDOWNPRESS,12”wide,aWOODENSTITCH-INGFRAME,25”wide,aLONGREACHSTAPLER,tools,gluebrusher,rollsofblackandgreenhide,QUANTITYOFMARBLEDPAPER,a‘PeachStarBind-er21’AUTOMATICSHEETBINDINGMACHINEforupto310sheets,hollowpunchpliers,100piece22pointtypesettersmetaltypeset,boxed,string,tape,bookbinderstoolsetc.£100-200

301. HEWITT-BATES,J.S.‘Bookbinding’1volume1967,‘TheNewBookbinderJournal’3vols1985,1990and2006,‘HistoryofJohnRylandsLibrary,Manchester1899-1935’1volumebyHenryG.ZippyandTHREERELATEDBOOKS,RAMSDEN,CHARLES‘LondonBookBinders1780-1840’1987edi-tion‘TheBookbinderJournal,2volsandFIVEOTHERBOOKS£30-40

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Maps 302. JOHNSPEED1610ENGRAVEDCOUNTYMAPOFYORK-SHIREwithearlycolouring,publishedbySudburyandHumble,textvisibleverso,153/4”x203/4”£120-180

303. JOHNSPEED1610ENGRAVEDCOUNTYMAPOFSOM-ERSETSHIRE,withearlycolouring,publishedbySudburyandHumble,textvisibleverso,151/2”x201/2”£120-180

304. N.deFER(French)ENGRAVEDMAPOFNORMANDYwithearlycolouring,91/2”x131/2”alsoHERMANMOLLENGRAVEDMAPOFSWEDENANDNORWAY,withearlycolouring,73/4”x113/4”(2)£60-80

305. H.MOLL-SMALLANTIQUEMAPOFCORNWALL,showingpositionofEddistoneLighthouse,71/4”x10”framedandglazedandaNINETEENTHCENTURYHANDCOL-OUREDENGRAVINGCHURCHOF‘ST.BUR-IAN’CORNWALL,6”X91/2”framedandglazed(2)£20-30

306. PROBABLYSEVENTEENTHCENTURYHANDCOLOUREDMAPINENGLISH‘THECOUNTIEPALATINEOFLANCASTER’withvignettetothelefthandshowingNeptune,vacantcartouchetotheright,framedtoshowthereverseprintedinGermantext,15”x20”£100-150

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307. DRAKESEARLYNINETEENTHCENTURYMAPOFTHEGRANDJUNC-TIONRAILWAY,showingroutefromNewton(leWil-lows)toBirmingham,thetopshowingillustrationof0-6-0locomotive‘WildFire’andtenderandcarriages,thebottomwithplanofgradients,81/4”x19”,framedandglazed(wearandminorholesalongsidefoldlines)£40-60

308. SMALLEARLYEIGHTEENTHCENTURYHANDCOLOUREDMAPOFWORCES-TERSHIREENTITLED‘THEROADFROMBRISTOLTOWORCESTER’,thereversewiththreepartroutemap,71/2”x5”framedandglazedtoviewbothsides£35-50

309. *NINETEENTHCENTURYBOOKPLATEMAPOFLEICESTERSHIREbyJ.Cary,53/4”x33/4”(14.5cmx9.5cm)togetherwithaGELDARTPRINTOFTHEROWS,CHESTERovalmounted6”x71/2”(15cmx19cm)andanUNATTRIBUTEDOILPAINTINGOFMOOREDFISHINGBOATS,63/4”x81/4”(17cmx21cm)(3)£15-25

310. ANTIQUEHANDCOLOUREDMAPOFSTAFFORDSHIRE,byRobertMorden,soldbyAbelSwale,AwnshamandJohnChurchil,163/4”x141/2”,framedandglazed£80-100

Prints

311. EDMUNDBLAMPIED(1886-1966)DRYPOINTETCHINGLeChefd’Oeuvre’signedanddatedJan1931113/4”x9”(29.9cmx22.9cm)£300-500

312. KENNETHSTEEL(1906-1970)ETCHINGlandscapewithmanorhousesigned9”x16”(22.8cmx40.7cm)£20-30

313. ALBANYE.HOWARTH(1872-1936)PAIROFETCHINGS ‘Iffley on Thames’ and ‘Abingdon on Thames’signed71/2”x71/4”(19cmx18.4cm)(2)£20-30

314. *AFTERD.DERVEAUXEIGHTEENTHCENTURYFRENCHHANDCOLOUREDENGRAVING‘CaroselFritalaPlaceRoyalleaParisleV,VI,VIIAvrilM.D.C.XII13”x17”andaSMALLERBUTLATERCOLOURPRINTshowingthesamesquareinthenineteenthcentury51/4”x73/4”£50-60

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315. SUITEOFFIVEVICTORIAN‘ST.STEPHEN’SREVIEWPRESENTATIONCARTOON’CHROMOLITHOGRAPHICPRINTS,dated1886-88£50-80

316. PERCYLANCASTERETCHING‘OldAge’signedinpencil,labelledversonumbered13/309”x8”£30-50

317. MARCELJACQUE(nineteenthcenturyFrench)ARTISTSIGNEDETCHING‘LaMaisondeTheolouRousseauABarbizon’43/4”x63/4”(12.1cmx17.2cm)JOHNDAVIES(?)WOODCUTLionsigned,6”x9”(25.5cmx22.8cm)(2)

318. HERBERTDICKSEEARTISTSIGNEDORIGINALETCHINGInteriorwithrecumbenthoundandterrier14”x25”(35.5cmx63.5cm)£350-500

319. HERBERTDICKSEE(1862-1942)ETCHINGRecumbentdog,1919publishedbyFrostandReedLtd1920131/2”x211/2”(34.3cmx54.6cm£200-300

320. AFTERPHILIPPJAKOBLOUTHER-BOURG(1740-1812)PAIROFOVALBLACKANDWHITEENGRAVINGSPasstimes-‘BlindMan’sBuff’and‘Fishing’101/2”x8”ingiltgessoovalframes(2)£50-80

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321. AFTERI.CLARKPAIROFAQUATINTS‘ThetownofDunkeld’and‘TheTownofPerth’publishedbySmithandElder182415”x22”(38.1cmx55cm)(2)£100-150

322. AFTERLADYBUTLERBYRICHARDJOSEY(d.1906)HANDCOLOUREDENGRAVING‘Afterthebattle,Tel-el-Kebir’published188819”x39”(48.3cmx99cm)£50-80

323. ROBERTMASSEY(twentiethcentury)ARTISTSIGNEDCOLOURPRINTFoxinthesnow51/2”x7”(14cmx17.8cm)£15-25

324. AFTERJ.D.HARDINGBYDAVIDLUCASCOLOUREDENGRAVING‘TheGrandCanal,Venice’published1853181/2”x251/2”(47cmx64.8cm)£50-80

325. AFTERJOHNLUCASBYF.HOLLANDC.MOTTRAMCOLOUREDENGRAVING‘TheBirthPlaceoftheLocomotive,KillingworthColliery’published188225”x21”(63.5cmx53.3cm)£50-80

326. JOHNBURKEARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOURPRINT‘SantaMariafromHarry’sBar’(7/100)113/4”x16”(29.8cmx40.7cm)£20-30

327. AFTERROWLINSON‘TINTEDBYALKEN’SETOFEIGHTCOLOUREDPRINTS‘Sutton’,’Reigate’,‘Crawley’,‘Cuck-field’, ‘The Steine’,‘RaceGround’,‘BathingMachines’,and‘SalonattheMarinePavilion’publishedbyRobinson’s19709”x12”(22.9cmx30.5cm)(8)£400-600 Lot 327

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328. ANTIQUEHANDCOLOUREDENGRAV-ING‘GuildHall’8”x121/2”(20.3cmx31.8cm)APAIR,AFTERW.WESTALL‘Manchester’and‘BlackfriarsBridge,Manchester’31/2”x53/4”(8.9cmx14.6cm)ANOTHERPAIR‘TheTownhall,Manchester’and‘TheFreeTradeHall,Manchester’53/4”x8”(14.6cmx20.3cm)ANOTHER,BLACKANDWHITE,‘Wind-sor’31/2”x61/2”(8.9cmx16.5cm)(6)£30-50

329 BlankLot330. TILY,6ORIGINALCOLOUREDETCHINGSOFLONDONSt.Dunstan’s,FleetStreet’,‘St.Paul’sCathedral’,‘TheMarbleArch’,‘St.Paul’sCathe-dral’,‘TheMarbleArch’and‘St.Dunstan’s,FleetStreet’.AFTEREDWARDKINGBYDR.D.DON-ALDANDEUGENEJAMESTILY(b.1870)SETOFTHREECOLOUREDETCHINGSSIGNEDBYARTISTANDETCHER‘HydeParkCorner’,‘TheEmbankment’and‘theHorseGuards,Whitehall’101/2”x141/2”(26.7cmx36.8cm)signedinpencilbyboththeWatercol-ourartistandtheetcherwithprintedlabelsversopublishedby‘TheMuseumGalleries,London1925’approx141/4”x10”(36cmx25.5cm)£150-200

331. UNATTRIBUTEDPAIROFVICTORIANOVALSTEELPLATEENGRAVINGS‘JoyandSorrow’framed161/4”x13”(41cmx33cm)£50-80

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332. ROMNEYSETOFTHREENINETEENTHCENTURYHANDCOLOUREDENGRAVINGSof Equestrian military figures, ‘Field MarshallVonBlucher,PrinceofWagstadt’and‘ThePrinceofOrange’9”x10”(22.5cmx25.5cm)andANOTHERbyCanton,‘Alexander1stEmperorofalltheRussia’s’9”x12”,(22.5cmx30cm)allpublishedbyRichardEvans,1815and1816(3)£60-90

333. BJORNWINBLADCOLOUREDPOSTERSpilSevlMusikSkalDerTil231/2”x323/4”£50-80

334. AFTERHENRYWILLIAMBUNBURY(1756-1811)by Joshua Kirby Baldrey (fl.1784-1815) STIPPLEENGRAVING,‘TheLittleCottager’publishedbyW.Dickson,BondStreet,London1791,17”x13”withmushroomcolouredmount,framedandglazed£40-60

335. AFTEREDITHLEBRETON,COLOUREDREPRODUCTIONPRINT,signedinpencil,19inx23in(image)togetherwiththreeGeorgeBaxterlicenseecolourprintssignedFLydon,three19thcenturyhandcolouredengravedbookplatesandasignedreproductionprintafterJudyBoyes(8)£60-80

336. W.McALLISTAIRTURNER,ORIGINALARTISTSIGNEDETCHING‘TheCouncilHouse,Shrewsbury’andTHREEOTHERS(4)£50-100

337. UNATTRIBUTEDCOLOUREDBOOKPLATEENGRAVING‘TheSyrianGoat-CapraHircus,Var’121/2”x101/2”(31.8cmx26.7cm)£20-30

338. EDWARDSTODARTAFTERGEORGEMORLANDSTIPPLEENGRAVINGSPRINTEDINCOLOURS,APAIRpublished1920,eachsignedinpencil143/4”x173/4”(37.5cmx45cm)(2)£50-70

339. ROBERTHERDMAN-SMITH(b.1879)PAIROFHANDCOLOUREDETCHINGS‘DurhamCathedral’and‘BoothamBar,York’signedandtitledinpencil93/4”x63/4”(24.7cmx17.2cm)(2)

340. GEOFFREYCOWTONSETOFFOURARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOURPRINTSSummerEvening,Llanrwst’(A.P/750)‘SpringtimeatRydal’(48/750),‘SpringmorningatKeld-Swaledale’(27/750)11”x14”(28cmx35.5cm)‘AftertheRain-Langdale’(313/750)131/2”101/2”(34.2cmx36.7cm)(4)£25-40

341. AFTERDAVIDWILKIEBYWILLIAMGREATBACH(1802-c1885)‘ThePennyWedding’8”x10”(20.3cmx35.4cm)‘TheRabbitontheWall’10”x71/2”(35.4cmx19cm)£20-30

342. THOMASLANDSEERAFTEREDWINLANDSEERSTEELPLATEMEZZOTINTChildrenwithpetrabbitsproofbeforetitle,archedtop22”x173/4”£60-80

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343. SAMUELCOUSINSAFTEREDWINLANDSEERSTEELPLATEMEZZOTINT‘Beauty’sBath’proofbeforeallletters,signedinpen-cilbybothartists,archedtop201/2”x131/2”£40-60

344. A.HENRYFULLWOODARTISTSIGNEDETCHING‘GeorgeSquare,Glasgow’6”x4”(15.2cmx10.1cm)£15-20

345. *TWELVEFRAMEDPICTURESOFFLOWERS

346. LATEEIGHTEENTHCENTURYHANDCOLOUREDENGRAVINGFORWAL-POLESBRITISHTRAVELLER,twoviewsofShugboroughHouseinStaf-fordshire,thelowerimageshowingsteampoweredbargetoforeground,publishedbyAlexHogg1784,15”x93/4”£60-90

347. AFTERC.HAMILTONELLIS,EARLYTWENTIETHCENTURYCOLOURPRINT‘TRAVELIN1915’-NorthStaffordshireRailwaytrainenteringStoneJunction£15-20

348. FOUREARLYNINETEENTHCENTURYHANDCOLOUREDENGRAVINGS,VIEWSOFINLANDWATERWAYS,withbargesatworkonRegentsCanalandSunderlandBridgeandANOTHER‘SuspensionBridge’Conway(5)£15-20

349. AFTERROWLANDSONANDPUGINEARLYNINETEENTHCENTURYAQUA-TINT‘QUAKERSMEETING’,viewofthegalleriedmeetinghouseinteriorshow-ingsegregationofmaleandfemale,publishedbyAckerman1809,8”x101/4”andaNINETEENTHCENTURYCOLOUREDENGRAVING‘ST.MARY’SCHURCH,STAFFORD’,4”x6”£15-20

350. MEZZOTINTENGRAVING(midnine-teenthcentury)TheBuryHunt171/2”x25”(44.4cmx63.5cm)£40-60

351. AFTERWATSON,PAIROFOVERPAINTEDPRINTSHighlandcattle,61/4”x91/2”(16cmx24cm)inornatecompositemouldedgiltframes(2)£50-80

352. AFTERDAVIDWILKIEBYJOHNBUR-NETENGRAVING‘Rentday’,published1842theimage161/2”x24”(41.8cmx61cm)£30-50

353. PAIROFLITHOGRAPHICCOLOURPRINTSSpecimenbirdsonboughs,13”x11”(34.3cmx31.7cm)£25-35

354. JULETPAYRAUAFTERGEORGEROM-NEY,MEZZOTINTENGRAVINGINCOL-OURS,‘Caroline,CountessofCarlisle’,signedinpencil,published1912,18”x141/4”£20-40

355. HERAN-CHABANMIXEDTECHNIQUEETCHINGPRINTEDINCOLOURS Beached fishing boats at sunsetsignedandindistinctlyinscribedinpencilandnumbered113/35018”x221/4”(45cmx56cm)(un-framed)£30-50

356. PAULLOUISFRIEBAK?AQUATINTThree female figures and child in a townscapeatnightsignedinpencilandindistinctlynum-bered133/4”x191/2”(35cmx49.5cm)(unframed)£40-60

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357. WILLIAMSTRANGETCHINGFACSIMILE/AUTOTYPEApeasantfamilyataroadsidesignedanddated(18)85intheplate10”x14”(25.5cmx35.5cm)(un-framed)£8-15

358. BRIARDMIXEDTECHNIQUEETCHINGSPRINT-EDINCOLOURS,APAIRStilllife’seachsignedinpencilandinscribedwithtitled93/4”x13”(25cmx33cm)onBFKRivespaper,unframed(2)£30-50

359. EDFRANCOISMIXEDTECHNIQUEETCHING,PRINTEDINCOLOURSRiverlandscapesignedinpencilandnumbered305/350141/2”x103/4”(37cmx26cm)(unframed)£15-25

360. P.deSABORDEAQUATINTPRINTEDINCOLOURSLandscape with cornfieldsignedinpencil121/2”x191/2”(32cmx49.5cm)onBFKRivespaper(unframed)£20-30

361. FIVESMALLTWENTIETHCENTURYJAPANESEWOODBLOCKPRINTS,vary-ingsizes,mountedbutunframed(5)£40-60

362. MORICETAQUATINT,PRINTEDINCOLOURS,FOURFishingboats,eachsignedandnum-bered104inpencil23/4”x81/4”(7cmx21cm)(un-framed)£20-30

363. L.MARLYAQUATINTPRINTEDINCOLOURSBargeonariver,signedinpencilandnumbered9051/2”x71/2”(14cmx19cm)(un-framed)£8-15

364. G.DARFEIULAQUATINTPRINTEDINCOLOURS Seascape with fishing boarssignedinpencil51/2”x12”(14cmx30cm)(un-framed£10-15

365. A.desFONLANIEMIXEDTECHNIQUEETCHINGSPRINT-EDINCOLOURS,APAIRLandscapeseachsignedandnumbered115/350and128/3509”x133/4”(23cmx35cm)£30-50

366. W.HEATONCOOPERARTISTSSIGNEDPROOFCOLOURPRINTREPRODUCTION‘AfterSunset,Grasmere’signedandtitledinpencil133/4”x173/4”(35cmx45cm)£20-30

367. TWENTYFIVEHANDCOLOUREDBOOK-PLATE’SFROMOLIVERGOLDSMITH’SANIMATEDNATURE,ninemountedbutunframed,theremainderframed(25)£120-180

368. AFTERDAVIDSHEPHERD,COLOUREDREPRODUCTIONPRINT‘LifeGoesOn-September1940’signedinpencil,numbered866/150015”x24”£60-80

369. AFTERG.DAVIDLITHOGRAPHICPRINTINCOLOURS‘Ragotsky’aracehorse,c.189315”x211/2”(foxed)£40-60

370. J.ALPHEGEBREWERANDHENRYC.BREWERETCHINGPRINTEDINCOLOUR‘GranadafromtheAlbacym’signedinpencilbybothartists16”x223/4”£40-60

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371. AFTERCECILALDINCHROMOLITHOGRAPHICPRINT‘AHuntingFamily’101/2”x271/4”containedinanoriginaloakframeappliedwitharidingcrop,saddleandtitle,alsoacutpapersilhouetteofScottishHighlandTerrierssignedJamieson-Craig(2)£70-90

372. CLIFFORDR.JAMESAFTERGEORGEMORLANDMEZZOTINTENGRAVINGPRINTEDINCOLOURChildrenatplay,signedinpencil,pub1918151/2”x201/4”£40-60

373. SYDNEYE.WILSONAFTERGEORGEMORLANDMEZZOTINTENGRAVINGSPRINTEDINCOLOUR,APAIR‘TheAnglersRepast’and‘APartyAngling’bothsignedinpencil,labelledverso161/4”x201/2”£80-120

374. THOMASLANDSEERETCHINGS,NINETEEN(OFTWENTYFOUR)MONKEYANAPRINTStenframed,nineunframed(af.)alsoTHREEBOOKPLATEPRINTS(22)£150-200

375. AFTERL.HERMITTEPRINT‘SupperTime’71/4”x91/2”(18.5cmx24.2cm)ANOTHER,AFTERLUKEFILDES‘Venetians’93/4”x7”(24.7cmx17.7cm)ANOTHER,AFTERJOHNFULLWOODRiverlandscape10”x7”(25.3cmx17.7cm)inMATCH-INGFRAMES(3)£20-40

376. AFTERWALTERDENDYSADLER,BYWILLIAMHENRYBOUCHER(1842-1906)REMARQUEPROOFENGRAVING,pub-lished1889APAIR,Gentlemenseatedatatable,interiorandexteriorscenesbothsignedbyartistandengraver13”x17”(33cmx43.2cm)(2)£35-50

377. AFTERWALTERDENDYSADLERBYJAMESDOBIE(b.1849)REMARQUEPROOFENGRAVING,pub-lished1911Elderlycoupleseatedinagardensignedbytheartistandengraver133/4”x193/4”(35cmx50.2cm)

378. AFTERWALTERDENDYSADLERBYJAMESDOBIE(b.1849)REMARQUEPROOFENGRAVING,pub-lished1902Figuresinacottageinteriorsignedbyartistandengraver19”x23”(48.2cmx58.4cm)

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379. AFTERSIRTHOMASLAWRENCEBYELLENJOWETTMEZZOTINTENGRAVING,Published1925‘LadyLeitremandChild’signedbytheengraver,titledtolabelverso18”x14”(45.8cmx35.6cm)£50-80

380 BlankLot

381 BlankLot

382. BAXTERPRINT(nineteenthcentury)Chimneysweep‘morningcall’185351/2”x33/4”(14cmx9.5cm)£20-30

383. AFTERJ.MARISPAIROFBLACKANDWHITERE-MARQUEPROOFENGRAVINGSRuralscenessignedinpencilbytheengravers20”x16”(50.8cmx40.7cm)(2)£50-60

384. OVERPAINTEDPRINTMenplayingcardsatatable5”x71/4”(12.7cmx18.4cm)ANDSEVENTEENVARIOUSPICTURESANDPRINTSincluding‘Marchsunlight’afterDavidShepherdetc.£50-80

385. AFTERHIROSHIGE(1797-1858)WOODBLOCKTRIPTYCHRiverlandscapeeachimage15”x91/2”(38.1x24.2cm)£25-35

386. JAPANESESCHOOL(twentiethcentury)PAIROFCOLOURPRINTS Studies of flowerssealmarks14”x91/2”(35.5cmx23.5cm)(2)£8-12

387. FRANCELESON(?)(twentiethcentury)PAIROFARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDI-TIONCOLOURPRINTS Comical golfing scenes with nude spectators(27/500)and(34/500)bothdated(19)8112”x151/2”(30.5cmx39.4cm)(2)£40-60

388. INDIANMINIATURESFROMTHECOL-LECTIONOFH.H.,THEMAHARAJAOFBIKANERSETOFSEVENCOLOURPRINTS‘PortraitofIbrahimAdilshah(1580-1626),‘KamodRagini’,‘RaoBhojRathor’, ‘Radha with confidante and withKrishnaatherfeet’,‘MaharajaKesriSingh’(1669-89)‘DhanasriRagni’9”x63/4”(22.8cmx17.2cm)‘TheCowherdsintheBrindaForestandmeetingofRadjaandKrishna’7”x91/2”(17.8cmx24.1cm)(7)£40-60

389. HENKVOSARTISTSIGNEDPROOFCOLOURPRINT‘SurvivaloftheGiants’(31/1500)183/4”x27”(47.6cmx68.6cm)£30-50

390. *EBWATTSARTIST’SSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONSILKSCREENPRINTAfricanlandscapewithzebrasandColombusmonkeysSignedandtitledinpencil,No23/20024inx30in£50-80

391. JAMESFITTON(1899-1982)LITHOGRAPHICPOSTERBallet(Sadler’sWells)DesignedforLondonTransport(under-ground)printedTheBaynardPress,37.4579.1500391/2”x241/2”(100.5cmx62cm)£600-800

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392. JAMESFITTON(1899-1982)LITHOGRAPHICPOSTERTheCircusDesignedforLondonTransport(Under-ground)printedTheBaynardPress37.4581.150040”x25”(101.5cmx64cm)£600-800

393. SIDNEYROBERTNOLAN(1917-1992)PHOTOLITHOGRAPH‘Landscape/MinerandDog’limitededitionNo.7/70,signedinpencil30”x30”,labelledversoMarlboroughGraphicsLtd17/18OldBondStreet,London£300-500

394. LEONPERFECKI(b.1901)‘AQUILA’FOLDEDMARBLEDPAPERCOLLAGEONDEEPSKYBLUEBACK-GROUNDsigned,monogrammedanddated(19)7029”x40£100-150

395. V.Y.RAVETT(?)MODERNCOLOUREDLITHOGRAPH‘OnSeveralPlanes-PersonalEm-blem’limitededitionNo.8/50signed,titledanddatedinpencil,publishedbyGornerandMillard23”x171/2”£30-50

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Lot 394

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396. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDCOLOURPRINTTheNoticeboard153/4”x193/4”(40cmx50cm)£400-600

397. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOUREDPRINT332/850St,Lukes,London24”x18”(61cmx46cm)£400-600

398. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDCOLOUREDPRINTTheLonelyhouse101/4”x191/2”(26.5cmx50cm)£400-600

399. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOUREDPRINT61/850BurfordChurch233/4”x18”(60.5cmx45.5cm)£600-800

400. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDCOLOUREDPRINTIndustrialpanorama24”x311/2”(61cmx80cm)£800-1200

401. L.S.LOWRYARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOURPRINTS216/300TheLowry’s,Selfportrait,Artist’sMother,Artist’sFather12”x91/4”(31cmx23.5cm)LeoSolomon,LIMITEDEDITIONBRONZEMEDALLION,216/300L.S.Lowry,5”(13cm)diameter£600-900

402. HELENBRADLEY‘InTheBeginningsaidgreatAuntJan’,‘AndMissCarterWorePink’,‘MissCartercamewithus’3volumes,PublishedJonathanCape(3)£50-80

403. ARTHURDELANEYTWOARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOURPRINTS‘AlbertSquare’(197/400)14”x17”(35.6cmx43.2cm)and‘OxfordStreet,Manchester’(117/450)141/2”x171/2”(36.8cmx44.4cm)ANOTHERSMALLERBYBOBRICH-ARDSONStockportMarket(227/250)6”x83/4”(15.2cmx22.2cm)(3)£70-90

404. STEPHENARCHARTISTSIGNEDPROOFLIMITEDEDI-TIONCOLOURPRINT‘H.M.S.Victory’PrideoftheFleet’,No.1069/180511”x143/4”(28cmx37.5cm)framedwith‘GenuineOakandcopper’fromtheVictory£30-50

405. FRANCISRUSSELLFLINT,ARTISTSSIGNEDPROOFCOLOURPRINTSailingShip‘SirWinstonChurchill’19”x25”(48.2cmx63.5cm)signedinpencil£30-50

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406. DAVIDSHEPHERDARTISTSIGNEDCOLOURPRINT,ofanelephant,signedtomount,inscribed,signedanddated8.12.87verso,71/4”x12”(18.4x30.5cm)with‘AnEveningwithDavidShepherd’invita-tionattachedverso,1987,ANOTHERLARGERPRINTofelephant,unsigned143/4”x291/2”(37.4x74.9cm)(2)£50-80

407. JOHNSEEREYLESTERARTISTSIGNEDCOLOURPRINT‘PunchandJudyShow’14”x18”(35.5cmx45.7cm)£30-50

408. JOHNSEEREYLESTER(b.1945)ARTISTSIGNEDCOLOURPRINTCheethamsatWater161/2”x213/4”(41.9cmX55.3cm)£20-30

409. SIRWILLIAMRUSSELLFLINT(1880-1969)TWOCOLOURPRINTSSeminudefemales141/2”x20”(36.8cmx50.8cm)8”x171/2”(20.3cmx44.4cm)(2)£80-120

410. TOMDODSONARTISTSIGNEDREMARQUEPROOFCOLOURPRINTREPRODUCTION‘DinnerTimeatt’Mill’No.245/85014”x171/2”(35cmx43.75cm)£50-80

411. BERNARDMcMULLENARTISTSIGNEDPROOFCOLOURPRINTREPRODUCTION‘Fairground’No.838/85081/2”x103/4”(21.5cmx27cm)andPETERCOLEPAIROFORIGINALETCHINGS‘DepartingSt.Mab’and‘JustPassingTime’,signedlimitededitions£25-35

412. AFTERDAVIDJORYNINECOLOURPRINTREPRODUCTIONSINTHREEFRAMESCoastscene’AFTERF.WHITTAKER,TWOCOLOURPRINTS‘PunchandJudy’etc.ANOTHERPRINT‘ChildrenPaddling’andaSIGNEDPRINT‘Jersey’byGlynMartin£20-30

413. RICHARDTUFFFRAMEDPOSTERPRINT‘CornishHarbour’andTWOOTHERLARGECOLOURPRINTS‘Abstract’and‘SailingShip’andSEPIAPHOTO-PRINT‘TheStation’signedPaulJeffreys£20-30

414. BERNARDMcMULLEN(twentiethcen-tury)ARTISTSIGNEDLIMITEDEDITIONCOLOURPRINT‘Rag&boneman’76/85014”x191/2”(35.5cmx49.5cm)£30-40

415. BOHUSLAVBARLOWARTISTSIGNEDCOLOUREDPRINTManchester16”x24”(40cmx61cm)£50-80

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Watercolour Drawings416. R.INESON(nineteenth/twentieth

century)PAIROFWATERCOLOURDRAWINGSCoastalscenessigned43/4”x103/4”(12.1cmx27.3cm)(2)£40-60

417. K.KNIGHT(earlytwentiethcentury)PAIROFWATERCOLOURDRAWINGSRiversceneswithbuildingsandboatssigned13”x19”(33cmx48.3cm)(2)£30-40

418. LILIANM.MILLS(Lee)(earlytwentiethcentury)WATERCOLOUR‘AcrosstheDee’signed,titledanddated1913verso7”x16”(17.8cmx40.6cm)£10-20

419. K.KNIGHT(earlytwentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURFishingsmacksatdusksigned17”x101/4”(43.2cmx26cm)£10-15

420. P.J.HARGREAVES(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURStreetscenesigned14”x19”(35.5cmx48.2cm)ANOTHER,T.R.SISSONWATERCOLOURAlleywithGeorgianhousessignedanddated194611”x81/4”(28cmx21cm)(2)£30-50

421. MILTONWATERCOLOURCountrylanewithcartandhorsesigned91/2”x61/2”(24.2cmx16.5cm)£60-80

422. MILTONWATERCOLOURRiverscenewithpuntandthatchedcottagesigned91/2”x61/2”(24.2cmx16.5cm)£60-90

423. D.BLACKHAMTHREEWATERCOLOURSOFANIMALSTwodogslookingoverapadlockedgateinitialledanddated19249”x6”(22.9cmx15.3cm)HEADPORTRAITOFADOGinitialledanddated1925111/2”x9”(29.2cmx22.9cm)HEADPORTRAITOFAHORSEsignedanddated21.4.25ovalmounted91/4”x7”(23.5cmx17.8cm)(3)£30-50

424. SIRFRANCISROSE(1909-1979)BLACKINK,COBALTBLUEANDPINKCOLOURWASHONTHINTISSUE-LIKEPAPERAnabstractedstudyofahornedsatyrheadwithcurlybeardsignedlowercentre151/2”x113/4”(39.5cmx30cm)togetherwithEnglandandCo.,London1988,RetrospectiveExhibitionCata-logue£80-120

425. MADGEWATSON(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURThreechildrenincountrylandscapesignedanddated(18)9271/2”x91/2”(19cmx24.5cm)£80-120

426. D.F.JOSSELYNDeJONG,1927BLACKINKANDWATERCOLOUR‘Chivalry’adesignforstainedglasswindow(atacollegeinHull)themountsoftheoriginalglazedframeinscribedwithpresentationinscriptionfromartisttoW.V.CavillEsqM.C.M.A.10”X7”(25.5x18cm)£40-60

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427. P.CHAN(?)(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURONFABRICFloweringleafybranchsigned111/2”x81/2”(29.2cmx21.6cm)£20-30

428. JULIUSROSSI(circa1900)WATERCOLOURLadyinboudoirwithmanpeepinginsigned15”x11”(38.1cmx37.9cm)£30-50

429. EDWARDANDE(?)WATERCOLOURTarnHowssigned,partlycoveredbymount51/2”x11”(14cmx28cm)OILPAINTINGFigureinlandscapeunsigned,93/4”x133/4”(24.7cmx34.9cm)(2)£25-35

429A. BRITISHSCHOOL,EARLYTWENTIETHCENTURYWATERCOLOURRiverlandscapeunsigned,11”x121/2”(28cmx37.7cm)ANOTHERLakeviewwithboatsanddwellingsunsigned81/2”x121/4”(21.6cmx31.1cm)(2)£25-35

429B. NINETEENTHCENTURYCONTINETNALWATERCOLOURStreetscenewithcathedralunsigned231/2”x171/2”(58.75cmx43.75cm)ANDANOTHERQuaysidescenewithhorsesandcartunsigned91/4”x131/2”(23.5cmx34cm)(2)bothfoxed£40-60

430. WALTEREASTWOOD(b.1867)WATERCOLOURLythamwindmill,signedwithmono-gramlowerleft43/4”x103/4”£60-80

431. KENALRENDANASPENCERPENANDBLACKINKANDWATERCOL-OURCaribbeancaricaturestudies,eachsignedanddated195911”x71/2”(2)£60-80

432. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)WATERCOLOURWITHBODYCOLOURONGREYPAPERPrestonstreetscene,signedlowerleft71/4”x101/4”£80-120

433. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)WATERCOLOURWITHBODYCOLOURONGREYPAPERViewofEdinburghsignedlowerleft73/4”x101/4”£80-120

434. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)WATERCOLOURWITHBODYCOLOURONGREYPAPERBacksofhousesinBlackburnsignedlowerleft71/4”x101/4”£80-120

435. E.D.HARRISON(latenineteenthcen-tury)WATERCOLOURAScottishloch,signedlowerright131/4”x20”alsoVICTORIANSCHOOL,WATERCOLOURWatermillinawoodedgorge,un-signed(2)£30-40

436. JOHNYATES(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOUR‘LochAcksay’signed,inscribedanddatedJune6-47,lowerright11”x151/4”alsoT.F.SWARBRICK(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURLangdale’signedanddated1946lowerright111/4”x153/4”(unframed)(2)£80-120

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437. W.D.KERR(earlytwentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURS,APAIR‘CandlemakerRow’(Edinburgh)andANOTHEREdinburghstreetscenebothsignedanddated1903111/4”x7”£80-120

438. BRITISHSCHOOL(modern)WATERCOLOURAsketchtakeninNorthAfrica,signedwithinitialsCMlowerright83/4”x16”£40-60

439. J.PERCIVALWATERCOLOUR Country landscape with figures and dwellingsignedanddated189883/4”x123/4”(22.3cmx32.3cm)£20-30

440. S.HODGSONWATERCOLOUR‘HoughHall’signedanddated1879151/4”x221/2”(38.7cmx57.2cm)£50-80

441. A.T.RILEY(twentiethcentury)GOUACHEDRAWING‘HunteronthePlains’Americanlionsigned,titledverso101/2”x9”(26.7cmx22.9cm)£50-70

442. H.A.H.(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURCoastalscene,probablyItalianinitialled,indistinctlytitledanddated(18)728”x143/4”(20.3cmx37.5cm)£80-120

443. T.MORTIMER(earlytwentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURRockycoastalseascape,signedanddated1922lowerleft141/4”x201/2”£90-130

444. T.MORTIMER(earlytwentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURCoastalscene,signedanddated1921lowerleft131/4”x19”£80-120

445. D.B.CROSSLEY(modern)WATERCOLOURawinterlandscape,signedlowerright141/2”x211/2”alsoFRANKMILNER(modern)WATERCOLOUR‘Bendintheriver,Cawthorne’,signedlowerright,labelledverso12”x18”(2)£100-150

446. S.BRAY(?)OILONCANVAS Kitchen interior with figuressignedanddated191471/2”x111/2”(19cmx29.2cm)£15-25

447. AUDREYM.SMITH(twentiethcentury)PENANDWASH‘CoventGarden,OperaHouse’signed,titledverso41/4”x3”(10.8cmx7.6cm)£20-30

448. A.BARRETTWATERCOLOURANDPASTELDRAWINGRuralscenewithhorsedrawncartpassingawindmillsignedanddated193391/2”x7”ALBERTSAWYER,PASTELDRAWINGruralscene‘TheShepherd’circa1960’s,signed,titleverso91/2”x121/2”andTWOOTHERWATERCOLOURDRAWINGS,vizrurallandscapeandFortAugustus,Bruges(4)£50-75

449. FREDERICK?ETCHELLS(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOUR,afarmstead,signedanddated(19)56lowerright,101/4”x141/4”£60-100

450. P.G.EARL,GOUACHEDRAWING,Pitheadwithsettingsun,signedanddated(19)75,91/2”x71/2”£80-120

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451. J.ALLENHILL(Exh.1929-38)WATERCOLOURSketchofNewlyn,signedandin-scribedlowerleftinscribedonthemount‘ChristmasGreetingsfromMrandMrsHill’43/4”x63/4”(unframed)£30-50

452. EDMUNDMORRISONWIMPERISV.P.R.I(1835-1900)SEPIADRAWING‘BenNevis’signedwithinitialsanddated(18)99lowerleft13”x191/2”£300-400

453. UNATTRIBUTED,FAREASTERN(twenti-ethcentury)WATERCOLOURONRICEPAPERHousewithpool,bythecoast53/4”x91/2”(14.6cmx24.2cm)AFTERTYNDALECOLOURPRINT‘AWestSussexcottage’12”x8”(30.5cmx20.3cm)(2)£20-30

454. AFTERROWLINSONCOLOURPRINT‘DrSyntaxentertainedatcollege’publishedatR.Ackermann’sreposi-tory,181941/4”x71/2”(10.8cmx19cm)£40-60

455. JOHNN.HUNT(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURWildroses91/2”x131/2”(24.1cmx34.3cm)£20-30

456. ATTRIBUTEDTOELIZABETHSORRELL(1916-1991)WATERCOLOURHEIGHTENEDSummerStorm’inscribedversoanddated19808”x6”(20.3cmx15.2cm)£30-50

457. HOWARD GAYE (fl. 1880-1891) WATERCOLOURCountrylandscapesignedanddated19069”x133/4”(22.8cmx35cm)£30-50

458. ANNHEYWOOD(circa1900)WATERCOLOUR‘NewMeadow,EntwistleNrBolton’attributedandtitledverso91/4”x13”(23.5cmx33cm)£50-80

459. W.C.BAILEYPAIROFWATERCOLOURSBlackandwhitetimberedbuildingssigned,onedated19006”x10”(15.2cm25.4cm)(2)£60-90

460. H.SMITHBIRT(circa1900)PAIROFWATERCOLOURSEstuaryscenessigned81/2”x11”(21.6cmx27.9cm)(2)£60-90

461. A.COLEMANWATERCOLOURDRAWINGUplandriverscape,possiblyDovedalesignedanddated189691/2”x131/2”(24.1cmx34.3cm)£30-50

462. DAVIDHIGHFIELD(?)(twentiethcen-tury)TWOWATERCOLOURS‘HibertBridgeandCanal’121/4”x171/4”(31.1cmx43.8cm)‘ChristChurch,LeesonPark’10”x143/4”(48.2cmx37.4cm)bothsignedanddated(19)71(2)£10-20

463. EdGALIA,MALTA(twentiethcentury)THREEWATERCOLOURDRAWINGSMaltesescenessignedanddated1970’s61/2”x10”(16.5cmx25.4cm),10”x61/2”(25.4cmx16.5cm)(3)£50-80

464. ANN(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURHEIGHTENEDWITHPASTELSStilllife-Liliessigned16”x12”(40.7cmx30.5cm)£20-30

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465. BRITISHSCHOOL(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURParklandlandscapewithahilltopcastleinthedistanceindistinctlysignedlowerleft71/4”x101/4”(18cmx26cm)£50-70

466. W.MASHITER(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOUR,OVALWindmillinanopenlandscapesignedanddated1848,lowerleft41/8”x53/8”(10cmx12.5cm)£30-50

467. BRITISHSCHOOL(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURLandscapewithcattle,acastleinthedistanceperhapsindistinctlysignedlowerright31/2”x117/8”(8cmx29.3cm)£40-60

468. A.B.HASSAN(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURDRAWING Far Eastern beach scene with figures andhutssigned11”x143/4”(28cmx37.5cm)£100-150

469. S.SALOHY(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURDRAWINGFarEasternbeachscenewithboatsandhutssigned11”x15”(28cmx38cm)£100-150

472. UNATTRIBUTED(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURAshtonArms71/2”x63/4”(19.1cmx17.2cm)

473. AGUHI(?)KANDAS(twentiethcentury)PAIROFWATERCOLOURDRAWINGSFarmyardandwinterlandscapesigned111/2”x17”(29.2cmx43.2cm)£40-60

474. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)MIXEDMEDIAONPAPERAbstract133/4”x20”(34.9cmx50.8cm)£20-30

475. PETERWARDLE(b.1929)PASTELShoulderlengthportraitofayoungwomansignedanddated197318”x14”(45.7cmx35.5cm)£30-50

476. W.F.CUSSAI(?)(twentiethcentury)MIXEDMEDIAONTEXTUREDPAPER Three figuressigned15”x131/2”(38.1cmx34.3cm)£25-35

477. R.S.MORTON(twentiethcentury)TWOWATERCOLOURDRAWINGSEstuaryviewswithbuildings81/2”x13”(20.6cmx33cm)91/2”x123/4”(24.2cmx32.4cm)signed,oneindistinctlytitled(2)

470. WIEJWAHA(?)(twentiethcentury)WATERCOLOURFloralstudysigned,monogrammedandNo.125111/2”x161/4”(29.2cmx41.3cm)£15-25

471. W.H.TURNER(nineteenthcentury)PAIROFWATERCOLOURDRAW-INGS‘LangdaleFells’and‘ConistonFells’signed,titledtomounts61/2”x8”(16.5cmx20.3cm)(2)£40-60

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478. *PHILLIPPURDY(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURLandscapefaintlysignedanddated1881(?)9”x131/2”(22.8cmx34.3cm)£15-25AffordablePictures

479. JASONTHRELFALL(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVASlandscapeatsunrise,signedlowerleft10”x14”£100-150

480. J.BARNES(latenineteenthcentury)OILPAINTINGSONCANVAS,APAIR‘KirkstonePass,Windermere’and‘LangdalePike,Windermere’signedanddated1877lowerrightandleftrespectively8”x12”£90-130

481. WILLIAMCHAMBERLAIN(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVAS‘BasedonSappertonVillage,Cots-wold’signedlowerleft,labelledverso10”x14”£60-80

482. WILLIAMCHAMBERLAIN(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVAS‘Thursleigh,Bedfordshire’signedlowerright,labelledverso£50-70

483. G.U.PELT(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVASabeardedman,signedlowerright16”x12”£30-50

484. CONSTANCECOOPER(twentiethcen-tury)OILPAINTINGONCANVAS‘Wallflowers’ signedlowerleft,labelledverso16”x20”£80-120

485. FRENCHSCHOOL(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVASAParisstreetscene,indistinctlysignedlowerright16”x12”alsoAPAIROFFRENCHAMATEURWATERCOLOURS‘Landscapes‘eachinscribedwithtitleandsignedJ.Humblot(3)£20-30

486. V.ADAMS(early1900’s)OILPAINTINGONCANVASanOrientalistfemaleholdingatrayofcut flowerssignedlowerleft21”x17”(unframed)£60-80

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487. DAVIDWARD(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVASAlakelandestuarysignedlowerleft12”x16”£60-80

488. DAVIDWARD(modern)OILPAINTINGONBOARD‘HeyshamVillage’signedlowerrightinscribedverso91/2”x131/2”£60-80

489 BlankLot490. UNATTRIBUTEDOILONCANVASSeascapewithboatsoncalmwaters61/4”x201/2”(15.8cmx52cm)£30-50

491. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVASahomagetoClaudewithseventeenthcenturyshipsandbuildingsatsunsetsignedlowerright24”x36”£300-500

492. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)OILPAINTINGONCANVAS ‘English and French frigates fight sterntosternofftheEastIndiessignedlowerright,labelledverso24”x36”£300-500

493. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)OILPAINTINGONPANELAseventeenthcenturystylepasticheofaMediterraneanportwithshippingsignedlowerright24”x26”£250-350

494. JILLGIBBS(modern)OILPAINTINGONBOARD‘ThegapintheTrees’231/2”x171/2”£40-60

495. CONSTANCECOOPER(twentiethcen-tury)OILPAINTINGONCANVASStilllifebycandlelightsignedlowerright,labelledverso16”x20”£80-120

496. RUIZ(?)(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDContinentalseaviewwithtowninthebackgroundsigned163/4”x283/4”(42.5cmx73cm)BALLARDTWOBLACKANDWHITEPRINTS‘TheSwan’141/2”x213/4”(36.8cmx55.3cm)GeorgianHouse,213/4”x141/2”(55.3cmx36.8cm)(3)£15-25

497. T.RUSSO(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDSeascapesigned171/2”x23”(44.4cmx58.4cm)BRUNET(?)OILONCANVASParissigned,191/2”x231/2”(49.5cmx59.7cm)(2)£25-35

498. ATTRIBUTEDTOMARTINGREGAN(nineteenthcentury)IRISHOILPAINTINGPortraitofayoungmanwithmous-tache‘SamuelGeorgeMoss’unsigned,attributedtolabelverso,dated186630”x24”(76cmx61cm)(af.)£100-150

499. ATTRIBUTEDTOMARTINGREGAN(nineteenthcentury)IRISHOILPAINTINGPortraitofanelderlyladywearingabonnet‘SarahMoss’unsigned,attributedtolabelverso,dated186630”x24”(76cmx61cm)(af.)£100-150

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500. ATTRIBUTEDTOMARTINGREGAN(nineteenthcentury)IRISHOILPAINTINGPortraitofagentleman,halfturnedtodexter‘Higismund,StolterforthMoss’unsigned,attributedtolabelverso,dated186730”x24”(76cmx61cm)(af.)£80-120

501. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)PAIROFORIENTALOILPAINTINGS‘SailingJunks’91/2”x71/2”(24.1cmx19cm)(2)£20-30

502. MORBIN(twentiethcentury)OILPAINTINGINBLUE‘Childandtwocats’signed27”x191/4”(68.6cmx48.9cm)£20-30

503. N.SPEAROILONCANVASWatermillinwinterlandscapesignedanddated191591/2”x61/2”(24.1cmx16.5cm)£40-60

504. M.WALKEROILPAINTINGUplandriverscapesigned61/2”x91/2”(16.5cmx24.1cm)£30-50

505. COOK(earlytwentiethcentury)OILONBOARDRiverlandscapesigned71/4”x111/4”(18.4cmx28.5cm)£30-50

506. PETERWADDECAR(twentiethcentury)OILONPAPERClass4F0-6-0headsafreighttramthroughthewallsatChestersigned7”x83/4”(17.5cmx22.5cm)£50-80

507. ELLIOTT(twentiethcentury)OILONCANVASHarbour scene with fishing smackssigned20”x393/4”(50.8cmx101cm)£30-50

508. NINETEENTHCENTURYCONTINENTALSCHOOLOILONCANVASBustlengthportraitofaladyrestingherheadonherelbowunsigned111/2”x91/4”(29.2cmx23.5cm)£50-80

509. MOLINEY(?)(nineteenthcentury)OILONBOARDMotherandchildsigned6”x53/4”(15.2x14.5cm)(bearsRenoirGalleries,Harrogatestampverso)£150-200

510. R.WITCHARDPAIROFTWENTIETHCENTURYOILPAINTINGSONBOARDRural landscapes with figures and a secludedchurch8”x10”(20cmx25cm)giltframed£50-75

511. NINETEENTHCENTURYENGLISHSCHOOLOILPAINTINGOvalbustportraitofaladywearinglacebonnetunsigned191/2”x151/2”(49.5cmx39.3cm)£80-120

512. ATTRIBUTEDTOMARTINGREGAN(nineteenthcentury)IRISHOILPAINTINGPortraitofaladywearingabonnet‘MaryMoss’unsigned,attributedtolabelverso,dated186730”x24”(76cmx61cm)(af.)£100-150

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513. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)OILONCANVASParisianstreetscene193/4”x271/2”(50.2cmx69.8cm)£20-40

514. W.WHITE(earlytwentiethcentury)OILONCANVASSearescuesignedanddated1917,91/2”x151/2”(24.2cmx38.8cm)SPINK(nineteenthcentury)OILONCANVASWinterlandscapesignedanddated189,10”x14”(25.4cmx35.5cm)LUCKMAN(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDContinentalstreetscenesigned,10”x12”(25.4cmx30.5cm)ANDSEVENOTHERAMATEURWORKS(10)£30-50

515. *A.AUSTWICK(earlytwentiethcen-tury)OILONCANVASWinterlandscapesignedanddated1919111/2“x71/2”(29.2cmx19cm)£30-50

516. *H.W.MOSS(nineteenthcentury)OILONBOARDRurallandscapewithhousesinthedistancesigned10”x13”(25.4cmx33cm)UNATTRIBUTED(nineteenthcentury)WATERCOLOURRurallandscapemonogrammed131/2”x19”(34.3cmx48.2cm)(2)£30-50

517 BlankLot

518 BlankLot

519. J.I.P.(twentiethcentury)OILONCANVAS‘.......Essex’monogrammedanddated(19)39151/2”x191/2”(39.3cmx49.5cm)£25-35

520. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDTwoyounggirlsontheseashore151/2”x111/2”(39.3cmx29.2cm)£50-80

521. AMODERNPASTICHEOILPAINTINGThreemenaroundatable12”x16”(30cmx40.5cm)£50-70

522. D.E.PALMER,OILONBOARD,Lilies,signedanddated1964,28”x20”£50-80

523. J.MACKENDRICK,OILONBOARD,HeadofanOldWomanwearingashawl,15”x111/2”£100-150

524. G.MELLOR(circa1900)OILONCANVASWatermillandwaterfallsigned24”x18”(61cmx45.7cm)(af.)£50-70

525. GIBBAXTER(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARD‘PortMadog,lookingseawards’signedandtitledverso151/2”x191/2”(39.4cmx59.5cm)£20-30

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526. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDCheftastingsaucefromapan12”x91/2”(30.5cmx24.1cm)andanOVERPAINTEDPRINTMonkplayingaviolin111/2”x81/2”(29.2cmx21.6cm)(2)£40-60

527. JOHNHOLLIDAY(twentiethcentury)OILONCANVASS.S.HectorleavingSydneyHarboursignedJ.Holliday211/2”x353/4”(54.6cmx90.7cm)£50-80

528. JOHNMOULD(b.1958)OILONCANVAStreesilhouettedagainstaneveningskysignedanddated200430”x30”(76.2cmx76.2cm)ANOTHER,attributedtothesamehandPASTELlifestudyglasswithseatednude,unsigned201/2”x131/22(52cmx34.3cm(2)£300-500

529. DAVIDPERRY(twentiethcentury)PAIROFOILPAINTINGSONBOARDTheWhiteHorseInn,winterandsum-mersigned171/2”x241/2”(44.4cm62.2cm)(2)£120-180

530. WOJIK,POLISHOILPAINTINGONCAN-VAS,woodlandscene,24inx30in£60-80

531. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)OILPAINTINGSONPANEL,APAIRnineteenthcenturystyleseascapeswithshippingeachsignedlowerleft101/2”x121/2”£400-600

Lot 528

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532. J.CONNELLY(twentiethcentury)OILPAINTINGSONCANVAS,APAIRInteriors with figures in eighteenth centurycostumesignedanddated193518”x24”inimpressiveglazedgiltframes£500-700

533. ANNEGRAHAM,OILONCANVAS,PalmTrees,signedanddated(19)89,36”x24”Provenance:TibLaneGallery£200-300

534. MARYMARTIN(b.1951)OILPAINTINGONBOARDawoodenhillsideinspringtimesignedlowerright12”x18”andANOTHERbythesamehand,signedlowerleft10”x71/2”(2)£200-300

535. ATTRIBUTEDTOF.MOLTINOORJ.SALT(nineteenthcentury)OILPAINTINGSONCANVAS,APAIRTurneresqueVenetianpastiches12”x14”£150-200

536. BRITISHSCHOOL(nineteenthcentury)OILPAINTINGONUNSTRETCHEDCANVASDrJohnsonandJamesBoswellsatatatable16”x20”(unframed)(inpoorcondi-tion)

537. J.L.CHAPMAN(modern)OILPAINTINGONROUNDEDOBLONGGLASSDOMEBASEaseventeenthcenturystylepastichewithmeno’warinanimaginaryportsignedlowerleft63/4”x131/2”£150-200

538. MODERNPASTICHEOILPAINTINGINTHEMANNEROFMARKW.LANGLOIS12”X16”(30cmx40.5cm)£50-70

539. MODERNPASTICHEOILPAINTINGAfatherwithtwochildreninaninterior12”x16”(30cmx40.5cm)£50-70

540. PEREZ,(twentiethcentury)MODERNITALIANOILPAINTINGONCANVAS,HillsidetownandpromenadebyanItalianlakeandmooredyachts,signed,29”x38”(72.5cmx95cm)£100-150

541. W.CROSSLEY(nineteenth/twentiethcentury)PAIROFOILPAINTINGSONCANVASFishingsmacksontheshoreline‘NrPlymouth’signedanddated190071/2”x151/2”(19cmx39.4cm)(2)£40-60

Lot 537

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542. DAVIDBEATTY(twentiethcentury)OILONBOARDMastedshipsatanchorsigned111/2”x171/2”(29.2cmx44.4cm)£25-35

543. MAUREENWATSON(twentiethcentury)OILONCANVASFishingsmacksigned121/2”x21”(31.8cmx53.3cm)£25-35

544. JOALICRIA(?)(twentiethcentury)PAIROFOILPAINTINGSONCANVASStill life studies with flowers12”x15”(30.5cmx38.1cm)and10”x13”(25.5cmx33cm)(2)£40-60

545. UNATTRIBUTED,ENGLISHSCHOOL(earlynineteenthcentury)OILONCOPPERPANELPortraitofKingGeorgeIII8”x51/2”(20.3cmx14cm)£30-50

546. PLYLLISSTEWART(earlytwentiethcentury)OILONCANVAS Estuary scene with fishing smacksigned133/4”x201/2”(34.9cmx52.1cm)£50-80

547. TALBOT(twentiethcentury)MIXEDMEDIAONCANVASAbstract401/2”x531/2”(102.9cmx135.9cm)£40-60

548. YANI(twentiethcentury)ENAMELLEDCOPERPANELEgyptian figure and hieroglyphics signedanddated(19)797”x8”(17.8cmx20.3cm)£15-25

549. UNATTRIBUTED(twentiethcentury)GILTPRINTEDONFRAMEDBLACKGLASSPANEL Butterfly421/2”x33”(108cmx83.8cm)(af.)£15-25

550. INDIANSCHOOL(twentiethcentury)REVERSEPAINTEDFRAMEDGLASSPANELGentleman with flowers, within a sten-cilledborderindistinctlysigned63”x33”(106cmx83.8cm)£50-80

551. JOHNMOULD(b.1958)PASTELONCOLOUREDPAPER3/4lengthportraitofaladysignedanddated2005291/2”x22”(75cmx55.9cm)£50-80

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552. SJOERDH.(twentiethcentury)PENSKETCHFemalenudesignedanddated(19)65171/2”x121/2”(44.4cmx31.8cm)£20-30

553. S.M.(twentiethcentury)MIXEDMEDIAONSILKContinentalstreetsceneinitialled141/2”x91/2”(36.8cmx24.2cm)£10-15

554. DUNCANWATMOUGH(twentiethcen-tury)PENCILFemalesunbathingsigned181/2”x261/2”(47cmx67.3cm)

555. CRYSTOLEUMInteriorscenewithcourtierandlady9”x7”(22.8cmx17.8cm)£30-40

556. W.WRAY(earlytwentiethcentury)PAIROFWATERCOLOURDRAWINGS‘Ullswater’andWelshriverlandscapesigned,titledtolabelsverso9”x111/2”(22.8cmx29.2cm)(2)£80-120

557. AFTERROSETTIREDCHALKDRAWINGHeadofawomanmonogrammed91/2”x71/2”(24.1cmx19cm)£20-30

558. HERCULESBRABAZONBRABAZONPENCILDRAWINGViewofVenicesignedwithinitialslowerright63/4”x81/4”(16.8cmx20.6cm)£200-300

559. SNOWGIBBS(1882-c.1970)PENCILANDCOLOUREDCHALKONBUFFPAPERStudyofaladystandingfulllengthholdingahandbagunsigned,artistnamewrittenonbackboard173/4”x11”(44.3cmx27.5cm)£80-120

560. ATTRIBUTEDTOSNOWGIBBS(1882-c.1970)BLACKCHALKONBUFFPAPER‘Spain’,alandscapestudywithnu-meroushousesunsigned,inscribedtopright8”x121/2”(20cmx31.cm)£40-60

561. BRITISHSCHOOL(early1800’s)PENCILANDSEPIADRAWING‘HurstmanseauxCastle’titledlowerright7”x101/4”£30-50

562. WILLIAMEDINLAWARTISTSIGNEDETCHINGMarketPlace,Manchester4”x51/2”(11.5cmx14cm)ANDTWOOTHERS‘TheSevenStars’,‘PoetsCorner’(3)£30-50

563. PIERSBROWNCOLOUREDETCHING4/50‘ToaSkylark’inspiredbyWordsworthsignedanddated(19)9151/4”x5”(13.5cmx12.5cm)andFOUROTHERS(5)£30-50

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CAPES DUNN & CO.Forthcoming Sales 2009

November 10 Toys 17 Antique & Fine Furniture, Clocks, Bronzes, Objects d’Art, Eastern Carpets and Rugs, Oil Paintings & Watercolour Drawings.

December 1 SpecialistAuctionofNorthernArtistsat7.00pm 8 Jewellery,Silver,Electroplate,WatchesandGoldCoins 15 Collectors' Sale

PLEASE NOTE

We hold Victorian & Later Period Furniture & Effects sales fortnightly on Mondays (except Bank Holidays).

These sales are on view Friday prior 2.30pm - 4.30pm and on the day of sale 9.15am - 11.am

Sales commence at 11am

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