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Wecker (Jean Jacques) Les Secrets et merveilles de nature recueillis de divers Autheurs et divisez en XVII Livres, title with woodcut ornament, woodcuts within text, some spotting or light foxing, contemporary limp vellum, lightly soiled, Rouen, Nicolas Le Tourneur, 1680; and another by the same, 8vo (2)⁂ Rare French edition of this encyclopedia, which includes, the occult, astrology, mineralogy and mathematics.
Coler (Johann) Oeconomia Ruralis et Domestica, engraved additional pictorial title and vignettes for the months of the year, woodcuts of various flora, fauna and distilling equipment within text, occasional water-staining, some spotting, lightly browned, contemporary calf, metal clasps, rebacked, preserving majority of original backstrip in compartments, water-stained, folio, Frankfurt, Johann Melchior Bencards, 1692.⁂ The Schwerdt copy of this encyclopedia of rural life and pursuits. Literature: Schwerdt pp.116-117.
Fragment from a bifolium and a fragment from the same copy of Nonius Marcellus, De compendiosa doctrina (a dictionary-like encyclopedia quoting numerous otherwise lost Ancient authors), in Latin, humanist manuscript on parchment [Italy, c. 1450] Remains of three leaves, pasted together and reused on a later binding and so with scuffed surfaces, cuts to edges, and small rectangular sections cut away from middle to accommodate thongs on spine of later binding, remains of double column of 20 lines (with entries from the ‘A’ and ‘T’ sections of the text), approximately two thirds of surface damaged and difficult or impossible to read, the remainder with 14 legible lines from each leaf, reverse scrubbed clean and with sixteenth-century title added, small sections of a thirteenth- or fourteenth-century manuscript visible in offset on reverse, the bifolium 258 by 385mm. (the whole 375 by 385mm.); set in glass Nonius Marcellus was an important Roman author, who has been so spectacularly ill served by the passage of time that we know almost nothing about him, and his works are of superlative rarity in manuscript. He was a Roman grammarian who lived sometime between the third and fifth century (these dates established by the last authors he quotes being of the close of the second century, and Priscian quoting him as already dead), and the chance survival of the longer version of the title of his work identifies him as a peripatetic philosopher from Thubursicum in Numidia. His only surviving work is this one - a vast twenty book encyclopedia of Latin literature, which sets out Latin words alongside examples of their use by known authors. It is of enormous importance for these quotations, as among the clutter of common works such as Cicero and Virgil, are witnesses to otherwise lost Latin Classical works, including the poetic tragedies of Accius (170-c. 86 BC.) and Pacuvius (220-c. 130 BC.), the satires of Lucilius (c. 180-103/2 BC., the earliest Roman satirist), and the history of Sisenna (c. 120-67 BC.). The present fragment quotes one of Accius’ works in the easily legible section of the bifolium, as well as another and book xxx of Lucilius’ satires at the foot of the same leaf.
A Collection Of Books Comprising Of Fifty Amazing Stories Of The Great War Odhams Press LTD, Fifty True Stories Stranger Than Fiction Odhams Press LTD, 10 Volumes Of The Children's Encyclopedia Edited By Arthur Mee, Odhams Press Limited The Wonderful Story Of The Human Body, The Practical Home Doctor Odhams Press Limited, Ect.
Books - Art, Art History and Antiques -Richard Green: Important Old Master Paintings 1994; Salomon Lillian: Old Masters 2003; Artemis 87 - 88 annual report; Faber Gallery catalogues, various; The John Scott Collection: 'Modern English' Design from the 1860s and 1870s, volume two, The Fine Art Society, London 2014; Axe (John), The Encyclopedia of Celebrity Dolls, h/b, d/j; The Collector's Encyclopaedia of Dolls, h/b, d/j; American Sublime: Landscape Painting in the United States 1820 - 1880, Tate 2002; Bruegel (3); Japanese art and painting (3); Fabergé, 1846 - 1920, V&A 1977; Wowk (Kathleen), Playing Cards of the World: A Collector's Guide; Warner (Ian) & Posgay (Mike), The World of Wade, Books 1 & 2 and Wade Price Trends, (3); Bradley (H.G.), Ceramics of Derbyshire 1750 - 1975, h/b, d/j; further illustrated reference; others, similar (qty)
Greyhound/ Horse Racing/Gambling, approximately eighty , racingbooks including hardbacks and paperbacks including Greyhound Racing (a complete history) Join -up - Monty Roberts, Encyclopedia of Greyhound - Genders, The Man they couldn't Gag - Peter Wilson, Gambling - Alan Wykes, Gambling on Goals - Sharpe, Pools Pilot - Herbert, La Chasse La Peche Les Courses and many more, some duplicates generally good condition
Sea and ecological books including; 'Ecology' by Ricklefs, 'Encyclopedia of Marine Invertebrates' edited by Jerry G. Walls, 'British Seaweeds' by Carola I. Dickinson, 'The Aquarian Naturalist' by Rymer Jones, 'The British Isles' by G. H. Dury, ' The Ecology of Rocky Shores' and other similar books in three boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A 17th Century Dutch iron-handled brass warming pan, an 18th Century copper warming pan with turned wooden handle and a mahogany framed mirror, together with a collection of various books to include "Whittakers Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage and Companionage 1911", "Nuttalls Standard Dictionary", "The Encyclopedia of Practical Cookery", Kelly's handbooks various etc
FIVE SHELVES OF BOOKS, INCLUDING ART REFERENCE, CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF ARTIST'S SIGNATURES, SYMBOLS AND MONOGRAMS, TWO EDITIONS, GRIMWADE (A. G.) LONDON GOLDSMITHS 1697-1837 THEIR MARKS AND LIVES, GODDEN'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BRITISH POTTERY AND PORCELAIN MARKS, GUNS AND MILITARIA, RED GUIDES, ETC
Twenty-eight reference books about Native Americans of varying publication dates. Titles include Little Big Horn Remembered; The Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes; The Commissioners of Indian Affairs, 1824-1977; The Enduring Navaho; The Treeless Plains; The Prairie Schooners; Earth Medicine; The Native Americans: an Illustrated History; A Pictorial History of the Native Americans; Crafts of the North American Indians: a Craftsman's Manual; Native American Life: the Family, the Hunt, Pastimes, and Ceremonies; Indian Tribes of North America; Exploring Native North America; The Pueblo Children of the Earth Mother, volumes I and II; The Indian Journals, 1859-1862; The World of the American Indian; The Smithsonian Book of North American Indians; Cowboys and Indians; Encyclopedia of North American Indians; National Geographic on the Indians of the Americas; Red Man's America; Indian Primitive; After Columbus: the Smithsonian Chronicle of North American Indians; The Indian Legacy of Charles Bird King; Sun Circles and Human Hands; American Indians and the Natural World; and The Cultures of Native North Americans.Condition: Good condition.Images: To view larger images, please visit https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8ed9nhnm5wknrh8/AACsurKHrYImqDg3T-dvZrR1a?dl=0
BOXING BOOKS - AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND INTEREST including Arnold Thomas - 'Heroes of the Fancy' limited edition signed by the author 327/700, 'Jack Read's Complete Australian Boxing Annual 1935, 'The Encyclopedia of Australian Boxers' signed by Mario Magris, Alan Shepherd - 'From the Canvas Up' signed by the author etc. (31)
Howgego (Raymond John). Encyclopedia of Exploration to 1800 / Encyclopedia of Exploration 1800-1850 / Encyclopedia of Exploration 1850 to 1940 / The Oceans, Islands and Polar Regions / Encyclopedia of Exploration 1850-1940 / Continental Exploration / Encyclopedia of Exploration..., / Invented and Apocryphal Narratives of Travel, all 1st editions, Hordern House, Australia, 2004-13, all original green cloth in dust jackets, spines lightly faded, large 4to, VG (5)
Holme (Randle). The Academy of Armory, or, a Storehouse of Armory and Blazon..., 1st edition, Chester: Printed for the Author, 1688, additional engraved title trimmed & torn to image and lined to verso, dedication leaf lined with archival tissue and repaired, letterpress title with early manuscript signature and markings, also repaired to lower and inner margin, numerous full-page engraved illustrations of armorial symbols etc., 3 plates on two leaves, few tears and some repairs mostly to fore-edge margins, some dust-soiling, marks and dampstaining, modern quarter calf, folio Wing H2513. The work is partly an explanation of heraldic symbols, but also an encyclopedia of the 17th century world, with the illustrations depicting not only heraldic symbols, but also trades and pursuits etc. including candle making, brick laying, weaving, tapestry making, baking, painting, falconry, playing billiards, chess and tennis. Randle Holmes (1627-1700) was one of the first Freemasons in Chester, and the volume contains a reference to Freemasonry in Book III chapter 9 (page 393, leaf Ddd) which has the following text "I cannot but honor the Felloship of the Masons because of its Antiquity; and the more, as being a member of that Society, called Free-masons: In being conversant amongst them I have observed the use of these severall Tools following, some whereof I have seen born in coats Armour". The work was intended to consist of four books, each focusing on different aspects of heraldry, but following the printing of the thirteenth chapter of the third book Holme was unable to print the rest of his work even though he had as stated in his passage to the reader following the final chapter completed the manuscript. This manuscript is held at the British Library. The rest of book 3 and book 4 were published in 1905 by the Roxburghe Club. (1)
Collection of gardening/botanical/horticulture books, late-19th and early-20th century, comprising: 'The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening', George Nicholson (eight volumes); 'The Gardener's Assistant', William Watson (six volumes); 'Trees and Flowers of the Countryside', Edward Step (two volumes); 'Popular Encyclopedia of Gardening', H. H. Thomas (two volumes). In one box.
Ten volumes of "The Encyclopedia Britannica" published by Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh and London at The Times Printing House Square London 1902 and one box of books to include eight volumes of Harmsworth Self-Educator, together with four volumes of The Practical Junior Teacher plus others
LOUIS PHILIPPE I: (1773-1850) King of France 1830-48. A good A.L.S., with paraph, three pages, 8vo, n.p., 8th February 1818, to an unidentified correspondent, in French. A letter of very interesting content, Louis Philippe stating in part `..I am of the opinion and tend to believe that in a court case as well as in war, you cannot hesitate, nor disagree to attack your enemy everywhere he is susceptible to be attacked..´ further referring to his father and to the time when he left France, saying `I left France seven months before my father passed away, although I was still present when he was arrested. He was arrested the 4th of April, and I escaped on the 5th. This doesn´t change anything to the matter, but it is in order to be rigorous and have the exact dates and facts..´ VG £200-300Louis Philippe d´Orleans (1747-1793) Duke of Montpensier and later Duke of Chartres. First Prince du sang (Prince of the Blood). Also called Philippe Egalité after the French Revolution which he strongly supported, advocating for the constitutional monarchy instead of the absolute monarchy. Although he was cousin of Louis XVI he voted the death of the King. Louis Philippe was himself guillotined too in November 1793 during the reign of terror. Although Louis Philippe I states very clearly in this letter that his father was arrested on the 4th, the Encyclopedia Universalis states that the order arrest was dated 6th April and that Philippe d´Orleans was effectively arrested on 7th April.
A Norah Welling’s’ Babimine’ cloth baby doll, English 1940’s, with modelled velvet head, glass eyes and painted pursed mouth, swivel head and cloth body wearing sewn on cream knitted outfit, with pink ribbons and original paper label, (label with handwritten name), 14” (36cm), together with Norah Welling’s Handkerchief sachet bear, (see Pg: 199 TB Encyclopedia), and a South -sea- Islander, (3 items)
A rare Bing clockwork Somersaulting Teddy Bear, circa 1910, dark cinnamon mohair bear with black boot button eyes, stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips, felt pads, wearing metal collar, mechanism to body and arms with metal rods ending in hooks, with original wooden frame with chains, clockwork mechanism activated by winding the bears arms back, generally good condition some wear to mohair, some sparse areas and couple bald patches to chest, some small holes to pads, tear/repair to left side of body, bear 14” (35.5cm) tall. The Bing Somersaulting Bear was the subject of a lawsuit by Steiff that claimed this bear copied their 1909 ‘Purzel-Bar’ the lawsuit continued from 1911 to 1915 when Bing ceased making the bear. This bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.35 top right.
Compton a large fine Farnell golden mohair Teddy Bear, 1920s, kapok and wood wool stuffed with large glass eyes, clipped mohair muzzle, black stitched nose and mouth, webbed claws to hands and claws to feet, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips with elongated limbs, felt pads and small hump to back, overall good condition, few minor sparse areas, 24 ½” (62cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.10.
Miss Nightingale an early British Prototype Teddy Bear, circa 1912, straw stuffed golden mohair bears with painted metal eyes, pinched ears, thin horizontally stitched nose, stitched mouth and claws, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips, felt pads, wearing a red/white/blue rosette, generally good condition, some areas of wear, right felt pad replaced, hole to other, 20” (51cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.28.
Trevor a fine and large Chiltern golden mohair Hugmee Teddy Bear, circa 1930, kapok and wood wool stuffed with large glass eyes, clipped mohair muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips with elongated arms and drumstick shaped legs, velveteen pads, cardboard backed to feet and hump to back, overall excellent condition, 26” (66cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.57 top right.
Two Chad Valley Teddy Bears with buttons, 1920s, Alex with long golden mohair, glass eyes, shaved muzzle with stitched nose and mouth, stitched claws, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips and cotton pads, with Hygienic Toys button to right ear, generally good condition, small bald area above left eye and bald area to back of left leg, few other sparse areas, 17 ½” (44cm) tall, together with Mr Fluffy a similar bear with velveteen pads and Aerolite button to left ear, fair condition, bald area to right side of head, right ear re-stitched, general wear mainly to stomach and right arm, 16” (41cm) tall, both these bears features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.52 & 53 bottom left, (2 items).
Chummy a fine and Merrythought golden mohair Teddy Bear, circa 1930, kapok and wood wool stuffed with large glass eyes, clipped mohair muzzle, brown stitched nose and mouth, black stitched web claws to paws and claws to feet, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips with drumstick shaped legs, felt pads and hump to back, button to left ear and label to foot, overall excellent condition, 22” (56cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.60.
Five Merrythought bears including Colin a golden mohair Teddy Bear, 1930s, Colin with large glass eyes, brown stitched nose and mouth and black stitched claws, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips, beige cotton pads, button to shoulder and label to foot, fair condition some sparse areas mainly to body and sides of head, 21” (53cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.61, lower right. Together with a smaller golden bear with web claws to paws, button to ear and label to foot, fair condition, general wear and bald areas, 11” (28cm) tall, Bingie Baby with brown tipped cream mohair, stitched features and claws, felt pads and rare early label to thigh, overall poor condition, bald areas and repairs, 14” (35cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.68, and two re-dressed Bingie bears, boy in blue outfit, bald areas to head and smaller girl, good to fair condition, (5 items).
Collection of five Merrythought Cheeky Bears, 1960s/70s, including a golden mohair Cheeky Muff, very good condition, 13” (33cm) tall, honey coloured nylon plush Cheeky, 15” (38 cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.121, top left. Pale silk plush Cheeky, 11” (28cm) tall and a cream synthetic Cheekys with musical movement, 18” (46cm) tall and a smaller synthetic Cheeky 16” (41cm) tall, all with labels, all in generally very good condition, (5 items).
A very rare British child’s Teddy Bear gas mask holder, 1938-45, the silver covered fabric holder with dressed Teddy Bear with mohair head, hands and feet, black glass eyes, stitched nose and mouth, wearing pink and red felt jacket and tie, yellow shirt and brown trousers, carry case with strap and child’s gas mask, cracking to silver covering case, creases and lacks fastening button, few repairs to strap, bear generally good condition, few sparse areas to mohair, bear 8” (20cm) tall, this bear features in The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia by Pauline Cockrill pg.11.
Various books, Antique related, Godden (Geoffrey A) Encyclopedia Of British Pottery And Porcelain, in green boards with gilt stencilling, various other books, pottery and porcelain, Japanese Design With Battle Cruises, Bergesen's British Ceramics, various antique collecting Doulton, Early Connoisseur Magazine 1902, etc. (a quantity)
JAZZ - COMPILATION LPs. Gettin' in to the real sound with these 30 x comps. Titles include The New Wave In Jazz (CLP 1932), Bag Of Goodies (LHLP 001), Modern Jazz Today, Jazz For Playboys, Newport In New York 72, That Newport Jazz, Salsa!, The Sound Of Jazz, Gettin' It Together, Nothin' But Blues, Jazz West Coast Vol 3, Encyclopedia Of Jazz Vol 1, A New Approach To Jazz - Improvisation, Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind and Old King Gold. Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
A quantity of vintage magazines to include A History of the Second World War, Everyman's Encyclopedia, Man Myth and Magic and New Knowledge, also included in the lot is a quantity of newspaper articles relating to Liverpool Football Club and Everton - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply
Published 1967(2), 1968, 1981, 1990, 1999 and 2003 AD. Group comprising: Lassus, Jean, The Early Christian and Byzantine World, Hamlyn, London, 1967, hardback with dustwrapper; Wessel, Klaus, Byzantine Enamels, New York Graphic Society, USA, 1967, hardback with dustwrapper; Beckwith, John, The Art of Constantinople, Phaidon, London, second edition, 1968, paperback; Huyghe, Rene (editor), Larousse Encyclopedia of Byzantine and Medieval Art, Excalibur, USA, revised edition, 1981, hardback with dustwrapper; Fossier, Robert (editor), Cambridge Illustrated History of the Middle Ages I, 350-950, CUP, reprinted, 1990, hardback with dustwrapper; Durand, Jannic, Byzantine Art, Terrail, Paris, 1999, paperback; Kurkman, Garo, Anatolian Weights and Measures, Istanbul, 2003, hardback with dustwrapper. 10.20 kg total, largest 32 x 24cm (12 1/2 x 9 1/2"). Property of a British gentleman; formerly in the private collection of Russian businessman Yuri Golubev (1942-2007"). [7, No Reserve] Good to fine condition; minor wear to wrappers.
The Complete Encyclopaedia of Motor Cars edited by Nick Georgano, 1982 third edition, 688pp. Also, a complementary volume Encyclopaedia of Motor Sport, 1971 1st ed, 656pp, and The Complete Encyclopedia of Commercial Vehicles, 704pp, 1979 1st ed edited by Nick Georgano, and published by Krause Publications USA. All three books being Nick Georgano's working copies, and each packed with letters, typed updates, photocopies of articles and other interesting material. Without DJs, the condition of each reflects meticulous research and unceasing use. (3)

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