41 America, or an exact Description of the West-Indies, by N. N. тар, calf gilt
Amoris Effigies, autograph of "Narcissus Luttrell, His Book, 1681" 48mo. Excudebat R. Daniel, s. a. Amory (T.) Life of John Buncle, old gilt russia Amours des Dames illustres de nostre Siècle, plates, with frontispiece
morocco extra, gilt marbled edges, by Niedrée, small 12mo. Cologne, 1680 This rare edition, which is totally different from any described by Brunet, contains Alosie, Le Palais Royal, Histoire de l'amour feinte du Roi pour Madame, La Princesse, Le Perroquet, Junonie, Les fausses Prudes, La Déroute et l'Adieu des Filles de Joie, and Le Passe-temps Royal.
45 Amusemens serieux et comiques
24mo. Amst. 1629 pro 1729
46 Anacreon et Sapho, en Grec et en François, avec des Remarques par Maurice
47 Anderson (C.) Annals of the English Bible, woodcuts, half morocco
13. F. Stevens Anderson (R.) Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect, with Notes and Satheld Glossary, frontispiece, calf extra foolscap 8vo. Wigton, 1808 ANDREINI (GIO. BATISTA) L'ADAMO Sacra Representatione, portrait and plates by Cesare Bassani,
FIRST EDITION, EXTREMELY RARE, fine copy, in blue morocco, g. e. with tooled border small 4to. Milano, 1613
This drama is supposed to have suggested to Milton the idea of writing his Paradise Lost. It is so rare, that Mickle, the translator of the Lusiad, on the authority of eminent Italian literati, denied that such an author or work existed. Edwards's copy sold for £15.
Andreossy (F.) Histoire du Canal de Languedoc, plans, Svo. Paris, 1800) Westell 251 Aneurin (a Welsh Bard of the VIth Century) Y Gododin, with English Translation by Rev. J. Williams ab Ithel, crown 8vo. Llandovery, 1852) 652 Angell (S.) and T. Evans, Sculptures Metopes of Selinus, plates, fol. 1826
53 Angelo (H.) School of Fencing, plates, oblong 8vo. 1787-Art of Defence chur of (thir with Broad Sword and Sabre, plates, 8vo. 1798
Anglesea. Social Condition of its People in the Reign of James I, edited by J. O. Halliwell, only 26 copies printed, crown 8vo. 1860 ANGLING. Collection of right merrie Garlands for North Countryheld Anglers, in 2 vol. woodcuts
crown 8vo. Newcastle, 1820-44
Including Angler's Progress; Tyne Fisher's Farewell; Fisher's Gar- land, from 1821 to 1844, inclusive; and the Auld Fisher's Invitation to his Friend.
56 [Annett (P.)] Collection of the Tracts of a certain Free Enquirer noted stend by his Sufferings for his Opinions, 8vo. n. d.-History of the Man after God's own Heart (King David), 1761-Letter to the Rev. Dr. S. Chandler, 1762, MS. notes, calf extra, foolscap 8vo. in one vol.
157 Annual Retrospect of Engineering and Architecture, vol. I, crown 8vo. 1862
Ansted (D. T.) Geology, 2 vol woodcuts
60 Anstey (C.) New Bath Guide, with Preface and Notes by J. Britton, woodcuts by G. Cruikshank,
half morocco, uncut, top edge gilt
White 61 Anstey (Christopher) New Bath Guide, with a Preface by J. Britton, & engravings by G. Cruikshank, &c. PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR AFTER THURSTON, OF WHICH THE ORIGINAL DRAWING IS ALSO AMONG THE ILLUSTRATIONS; A REMARKABLY HUMOUROUS POEM, ILLUSTRATED WITH CHOICE ORIGINAL DRAW- INGS, PRINTS AND PROOF IMPRESSIONS in duplicate, and from other editions, WITH AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE AUTHOR, forming in its entirety THE CHOICEST COPY THAT CAN BE FORMED, scarlet morocco, extra, g. e. crown 8vo. 1832
62 Anstey (I.) Pleader's Guide, half calf
63 Antiquarian and Architectural Year Book for 1844, calf extra, Svo. 1845
Nolini. 64 Antiquaries' Society. List of printed Books in their Library, with
Valford 65 Antoninus (Emperor). The Golden Boke of Marcus Aurelius Emperour
and eloquent Oratour translated out of Frenche into Englishe by John Bourchier Knight Lorde Barners,
black letter, fine copy in calf extra, g. e. by F. Bedford, from Horace Walpole's library 16mo. T. Berthelet, 1553
66 Antoninus (Emperor Marcus) Conversation with himself, translated by 8vo. 1701
uanteh 67 APOCALYPSIS SANCTI JOANNIS: A BLOCK BOOK OF THE 285 FIFTEENTH CENTURY, COMPRISING A SERIES OF FORTY-EIGHT WOOD ENGRAVINGS, ILLUSTRATING THE MOST REMARKABLE POR- TIONS OF THE REVELATION OF ST. JOHN, with descriptive block text interspersed among the designs, the whole worked off on 24 sheets on one side only, dark morocco extra, g. e. in the antique style by Lortic small folio. circa 1420 Purchased by Sir W. Tite on 17th June, 1858. In the catalogue of the sale this copy was described by Mr. Sotheby thus: "This is the edition described by Heinecken (pp. 367, &c.) as the 'Edition de Gotwic,' one which he considered to have surpassed in antiquity all others, though he had previously (pp. 334, &c.) described the edition: I have ventured to place as the Fifth of the work, to be the first edition; observing, me paroit être la plus ancienne et veritablement la première.'
Of the present edition, Heinecken found an imperfect copy in the library of the Abbey of Gotwic, which in describing, he called, as mentioned, l'Edition de Gotwic,' adding,' qui si je ne me trompe, surpasse pour son antiquité toutes les précédentes.'
I have ventured to place it as the Sixth edition. The Block Text is rather of a smaller size, but the Designs are almost facsimiles of the Fifth edition, of which a copy is in the Bodleian Library. In all the
preceding editions, only one alphabet occurs by way of signatures for the arrangement of the designs, each sheet in those editions having one letter. In the present edition, however, there are two alphabets, each leaf in lieu of each sheet, bearing a signature; thus, leaf 1 to 23 inclusive, is marked A to Z, with a single letter, except T being double; and from plate 24 to 48 inclusive, with a double A A to ZZ. In vol. I, p. 24, of my Principia Typographica, I have particularly referred to the edition, and in vol. II, pp. 50, a & b, as also vol. III, p. 185, I have had occasion to notice the identical copy now offered for sale. It came from the Collection of M. T. Weigel of Leipsic, and was sold by M. Tross, with the Library of J. B. Chevalier de Bearzi at Paris in 1855, being then purchased at a large sum for M. Pioche the Banker. The pages are all coloured in the usual style of the Block Books. The backs of the leaves are firmly pasted together, and between the designs are leaves with a German manuscript descriptive text, the writing being of a few years later than the book itself, is shewn by the paper. mark of the anchor within a circle.
AS A SPECIMEN OF THE BLOCK BOOKS IT IS MOST DESIRABLE, BEING IN SO PERFECT A STATE OF PRESERVATION. The copy, uncoloured, reserved by M. Weigel, and the imperfect one in the Abbey of Gotwic, are the only other copies known of this edition. S. LEIGH SOTHEBY.'
368 Apollonius Rhodius, in English Verse, by E. B. Greene, 2 vol. calf, Westel crown 8vo. 1780-Apophthegms of the Ancients, 2 vol. calf, 12mo.
69 APPOLONIUS. Ein hübsche hystori von dem Künig Appolonius, black letter, with curious coloured woodcuts, executed in the style of the old Block Books, very fine copy in limp vellum
small 4to. Augsburg von Hannsen Froschauer, 1516 **A Prose Romance of extraordinary rarity, containing the story on which Shakespeare's Drama of Pericles is founded. In this edition, which was unknown to Mr. Douce, the quaint woodcuts are something similar to those in the unique Appolyn in the Library of the Duke of Devonshire.
70 Apuleius' New Metamorphosis or pleasant Transformation of the Golden Ass and also the Golden Spy (in 25 Novels) altered and improved to the Modern Times and Manners, written by C. Monte Socio, 2 vol. plates, calf 12mo. 1724
71 Apuleius' Metamorphosis or Golden Ass and Philosophical Works, trans- lated by T. Taylor, with the suppressed passages, blue morocco extra, uncut, top edge gilt
72 Apuleius' Metamorphoses, translated by Sir G. Head,
73 Arabian Nights, with Introduction and Notes by J. Scott, 6 vol. LARGE PAPER, proof engravings from paintings by Smirke, green morocco super extra, g. e. by C. Smith
74 ARABIAN NIGHTS. A new Translation, with copious Notes by E. W. Lane, 3 vol. numerous wood engravings from designs by W. Harvey, red morocco, g. e. by J. Mackenzie royal 8vo. 1839-41
76 Archeological Institute's Catalogue of Antiquities, Works of Art and Historical Scottish Relics, illuminated frontispiece and plates
thur 77 ARCHITETTURA CIVILE, Trattato universale dell',
MANUSCRIPT, with pen and ink drawings; from the Library of J. M. Conte Collati small 4to. SEC. xviii
Fo. 78 Architectural and Picturesque Antiquities of Britain, collected A.D.
A collection of upwards of 240 views,
This White 79 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS OF BUILDINGS for which the first Prizes 28 were awarded by the French Academy, 77 drawings in pen and ink, beautifully shaded with indian ink and colours
folio 80 Architectural Elevations and Plans, 31 engravings, published by G. Richardson and Son, 1796-99-Designs for Chinese Buildings, Furniture, Cos- tume, &c. 21 plates, n. d. sold with all faults, roy. folio. in one vol. 81 Architectural Tracts. Wallen (W.) on Gothic Architecture, plates, with author's autograph note, Leeds, 1842-Weare (T. W.) Remarks on Great Haseley Church, plates, Oxford, 1840-Remarks on Fotherin- gay Church, plates, ib. 1841-Lowe (Dean T. H.) on the interior Arrangement of Churches, Exeter, 1842-Donaldson (T. L.) Ques- tions on Architecture, 1841-Barnes (H. F.) Account of the East Window of Bridlington Priory Church, plates, Bridlington, 1861- Parker (J. H.) on Medieval Houses near Peterborough, cuts, 1861 -Lapparent (M. de) on Prevention of Decay in Timber, 1862 half calf gilt 8vo. in one vol.
82 Architecture. Institute of British Architects' Questions, 1833; and 9 other Architectural Tracts (see MS. List prefixed) in the volume, calf gilt
8vo. 83 ARCHITECTURE. Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Archi- tects, vol. I part I and II, plates, 1836-42-Papers read Session 1858-59-Sessional Papers, not quite consecutive, 1862-69-Reports of Proceedings, 1871-72, with List of Members, &c. 4to. a bundle Aretino (P.) Lettere, French calf, g. e. Svo. Venetia, 1539 Aretino (P.) Capricciosi & Piaceuoli Ragionamenti con la Puttana errante, 4 2 fine copy in red morocco, g. e. by Derome, small 8vo. Cosmopoli, 1660
86 Aretino (P.) Ragionamenti col Commento delle Fiche et la Puttana //2 small Svo. Cosmopoli (Elzevier), 1660
aniteh 87 Arfeville (Nicolay d') Navigation du Roy d'Escosse Jaques V autour de 43 /0 son Royaume, et Isles Hebrides & Orchades, with the excessively rare тар, red morocco extra, g. e. by Kohler 4to. Paris, 1583
ttali od 88 Argyle (A. Marquis of) Instructions to a Son,
morocco extra, g.e. by W. Nutt small 8vo. Glasgow, R. Foulis, 1743 Ariosto (L.) Orlando Furioso, 6-vol. portrait, half calf
Ariosto (L.) Orlando Furioso, in English Verse, by W. S. Rose, 8 vol. tree-marbled calf extra, by Riviere
91 Aristophanes' Clouds, Plutus, Frogs and Birds, translated by R. Cum- Rowsell berland, H. Fielding, W. Young, C. Dunster, &c. calf, 1812- Comedies, translated by T. Mitchell, 2 vol. in 1, half russia, 1820-22 -Plutus and Frogs, literally translated into English Prose with Notes, half russia, uncut, top edge gilt, Oxford, 1822 8vo. (3) 92 Armin (Robert) History of the two Maids of More-clacke, with the life and simple maner of John in the Hospitall. Played by the Children of the Kings Maiesties Reuels, woodcut full-length portrait of R. Armin, who was a pupil of Dick Tarlton, and one of the original Actors in Shakespeare's Plays, red morocco, g. e. small 4to. 1609 Very rare. A copy sold at these Rooms in 1823 for £7. 17s. 6d. Arnold (R.) Customs of London otherwise Arnolds Chronicle, half red morocco, g. e.
Arnott (N.) Elements of Physics, 2 vol. calf extra, g. e.
Svo. 1855 Mitchell
plates, finely Arthur folio. n. d.
Arrian's History of Alexander's Expedition, translated by J. Rooke, 2 vol.
ARTE Y VOCABULARIO EN LA LENGUA GENERAL DEL PERU LLAMADA QUICHUA Y EN LA LENGUA ESPANOLA, EXCESSIVELY RARE, but a few leaves mended, sold therefore as it is not subject to collation, morocco extra, g. e. by W. Pratt
small 8vo. En Los Reyes por Francisco del Canto, 1614 Evidently never seen by Brunet, who attributes the work to F. del Canto, who merely reprinted it from the edition printed by A. Ricardo at Reyes in 1580. The real author was the Dominican Fray Domingo de San Thomas. Brunet and Ternaux are both in error in stating that this edition was printed at Lima.
ARTHUR. The most ancient and famous History of the renowned Prince llist
Arthur King of Britaine. As also the noble Acts and Heroicke Deeds of his Valiant Knights of the Round Table, 3 vol. in 1,
black letter, with all three frontispieces, fine copy in red morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis small 4to. W. Stansby, 1634
very scarce Romance of Chivalry, in Prose. Colonel Stanley's copy sold for £18.
100 ARTHUR OF LITTLE BRITAIN, a Romance of Chivalry, translated from Lante the French by John Bourchier Lord Berners. A new Edition by E. V. Utterson, with a series of plates from illuminated drawings in a MS. of the original Romance, COLOURED, morocco extra, g. e. by J. Mackenzie, THE EDITOR'S OWN COPY
101 Arundale (F.) and J. Bonomi, Gallery of Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum, plates (several coloured)
102 Ascham (R.) Toxophilus: the Schoole or Partitions of Shooting, black letter, morocco extra, covered with gold tooling, g. e. scarce small 4to. Abell Jeffes, 1589
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