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cabalistical figures, &c. hf. morocco, Roxburghe style, gilt top 1801
This is a re-issue, with all the plates, of the very rare original edition.
It is an absolutely necessary book for all who believe or think they believe
in a communication between the spiritual and material worlds.

1 0 0 168 Beechey's (Capt. F. W.) Zoology of his Voyage to the Pacific:
Mammalia, edited by Dr. Richardson; Ornithology, by N. A.
Vigors; Fishes by G. S. Lay and E. T. Bennett; Crustacea by
Professor R. Owen; Reptiles, by J. Edward Gray; Shells, by
W. Sowerby; and Geology, by Dr. Buckland, 47 plates,
containing many hundred figures beautifully coloured by Sowerby
(pub. at £5. 5s in cloth), half morocco extra
1839

1 0 0 169 Bibliotheca Americana Primordia. An attempt towards laying the foundation of an American Library humbly given to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, sm. 4to. calf, scarce

1713

A most important bibliographical handbook in which everything relating to America printed in books on other subjects, is pointed out.

1 0 0 170 Bouchette (Joseph) British Dominions in N. America, including a topographical, agricultural, and statistical description of Lower and Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, etc. 3 vols. many plates, cloth

1832 The third volume forms a most valuable topographical dictionary of Lower Canada.

1 0 0 171 Broughton (H.) Concent of Scripture, sm. 4to. engraved title, map of the World, and plates by W. Rogers, the earliest copperplate engraving in England, calf, rare

n. d. 1596 America is drawn with tolerable correctness in the map illustrating this curious and absurd book. South America bears the name of Ophir. Broughton was a great man in his time, and renowned as a Hebrew and Greek scholar.

1 0 0 172 Brown's Illustrations of Fossil Conchology, with Descriptions and Localities of all the Species, thick royal, 4to. 3520 figures on 116 coloured plates (pub. at £5. 10s), half bound, uncut

1842

The Illustrations of "Fossil Conchology," with its sister work, "Illustrations of the Recent Conchology of Great Britain and Ireland,' will be found to embrace pretty full representations, descriptions, and localities of all the known species, both fossil and recent, which have hitherto been met with in the strata, seas, land, and fresh waters, of the British Islands. These have been engraved by artists of established reputation; the names of Lizars, Aikman, Miller, Turvey, &c., being wellknown to the public as men of celebrity. The whole of the engravings have been executed from drawings made by the Author expressly for the work, and amount to 116 coloured plates, comprehending 3521 figures. These two works are necessary adjuncts to Sowerby's Genera of Recent and Fossil Shells.

0 70 173 Brown's (R.) Domestic Architecture, with Observations on Rural Residences, 63 nicely engraved plates, with 13 woodcuts of Furniture, cloth (sells £3. 3s), hf. bd.

1845

An interesting work, exhibiting the various styles of all nations and all periods, with their application to modern domestic requirements: it also treats of ornamental gardening.

1 0 0 174 Brown's (T.) Illustrations of the Recent Conchology of Great Britain and Ireland drawn from Nature, with Descriptions of all the Species, Marine, Land and Fresh Water, royal 4to.

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62 accurately coloured plates containing nearly 3000 figures (pub.
£3. 3s), half bound, uncut
1845

The general arrangement adopted in this work is that of Lamarck,
according to the descending scale, with such slight alterations and the
additions of some new Genera, which more recent observations have
rendered necessary, since the time of that celebrated Malacologist. This
work is illustrated by 62 coloured plates, exhibiting nearly 3000 figures.
175 Canova's Works in Sculpture and Modelling. With Descriptions
by the Countess Albrizzi, a Biographical Memoir by Cicognara,
and Portrait by Worthington. A New Edition, 156 plates,
exquisitely engraved in outline by Moses, and printed on an
Indian tint (pub. at £1. 11s 6d), cloth extra, gilt, gilt edges

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1876

"The fertility of this master's resources is amazing, and the manual labour expended on his works would have worn out many an ordinary workman. The outline engravings are finely executed. The descriptive notes are discriminating, and in the main exact."-Spectator.

"A very handsome volume. . . . The graceful designs of the original
are rendered by the engraver with exquisite fidelity. As a gift-book, the
volume deserves to be placed beside the 'Outlines' of a very kindred
geunis-Flaxman."-Graphic.

Chronique de Mohammed Tabari, par L. Dubeux, Vol. 1 (sells
30s)
1836
Chippendale Furniture: A Collection of Ornamental Designs,
applicable to Furniture, Frames, and the Decoration of Rooms
in the style of Louis XIV, 24 plates of elaborate designs of
Mirrors, Girandoles, Cartouches, and Cabinet Work (pub. at 21s),
cloth
s. a. (? 1820)

It is by means of such a charming book of designs as the above that
Art taste will be instilled into the minds of the working Artists and
Mechanics. It is Books versus the Trade Unions and the Pot-house.

0 1 0 178 Del Rio (Don Ant.) Description of the ruins of an ancient City
discovered near Palenque, Guatemala; translated from the
Spanish by Dr. Cabrera, with an essay on the origin of the
Americans, 16 plates, half calf, neat

1822

0 1 0 179 Description of the Burmese Empire; compiled chiefly from Native Documents, by the Rev. Father Sangermano; and translated from his MS. by W. Tandy

1834

0 2 0 180 Didascalia; Apostolical Constitutions of the Abyssinian Church, translated from the Ethiopic, by T. Platt, Esq. 1834 0 2 0 181 Evliya, Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa, in the Seventeenth Century, translated from the Turkish by J. von Hammer, 2 vols. in 1 1834-56

0 10 0 182 Goodwin's Domestic Architecture, a series of Designs for Mansions, Villas, Parsonage-Houses, Park-Gate Lodges, Cottages, and other Residences in the Grecian, Italian, and Old English styles of Architecture, with specifications and accurate estimates to each Design, with 12 supplementary plans of Labourers' Cottages, 3rd edition, 2 vols. roy. 4to. 96 plates, cloth (pub. at £4 4s) 1850

The late Mr. Goodwin established a deservedly high reputation for the elegance of his designs, which are familiar to those who have travelled through the Midland Counties and Ireland. Lissadell Court, the details of which are included in the volumes, was built by him.

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183 Hailstone's Designs for Lace Making, royal 4to. 40 fine plates in
photo-chromo-lithography, evtra cloth gilt, scarce

Printed for private circulation, 1870
Collecting books on lace having suddenly become the fashion, this
volume is no exception to the general rising in the price of books of this
kind.

1 10 0 184 Haji Khalfæ Lexicon Encyclopædicum et Bibliographicum, Arabice et Latine, edidit G. Fluegel, 7 vols. 4to. complete, cloth (sells £6. 6s)

Leipzig, 1835-54 This work is, without comparison, the most useful of all the Oriental Translation Fund Publications. It stands in the same relation to Oriental Literature as Watts' Bibliotheca and Graesse's Tressor do to that of the Western World. The arrangement is alphabetic, according to the names of the works (an INDEX OF AUTHORS being added at the end), and comprises descriptions of about 15,000 books in Arabic, Persian and Turkish; with statements of the date when the writers flourished, and many other useful particulars.

0 1 0 185 Haji Khalifeh's History of the Maritime Wars of the Turks, translated from the Turkish by J. Mitchell. Part I. 1831 0 1 0 186 Hang Koong Tsew; or, the Sorrows of Han: a Chinese Tragedy, from the Original, with Notes and specimen of the Chinese Text, by J. F. Davis

1829 0 2 6 187 Harivansa; ou, Histoire de la Famille de Hari; Ouvrage formant un Appendice du Mahabharata; et traduit sur l'Original Sanscrit, par A. Langlois, 2 vols. 1835-36 Hatim Tai, the Adventures of, a Romance translated from the Persian, by Duncan Forbes, M.A. 1830 Historic Gallery of Portraits and Paintings, with account of the Lives of the most celebrated men in every age and country, large paper. 7 vols. 4to. over 350 fine outline plates (pub. at £15. 158), cloth

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0 1 0 190 History of Vartan, and the Battles of the Armenians; by Eliseus, Bishop of the Amadunians, translated from the Armenian, by Neumann

1830

1 0 0 191 Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, translated from the Arabic by Baron MacGuckin de Slane, hf. morocco, 4 vols. (sells £6. 6s sewed), hf. morocco

1842-71

This was the first general Biographical Dictionary in the Arabic language; and it remains a wonderful testimony to the learning, genius, and industry of the author. The biographies are arranged in alphabetical order of names, and comprise distinguished individuals of every sect and nation in Islam, down to the thirteenth century, when Ibn Khallikan flourished. Moslem critics have blamed him for enlarging on the lives of poets and historical writers, at the expense of the earned doctors of law; but that very circumstance renders his book all the more valuable to the European reader.

3 10 0 192 Inghirami, Monumenti Etruschi, o di Etrusco Nome, disegnati,
incisi, illustrati e pubblicati dal cav. Franc. Inghirami, 10 vols.
including the Index, large 4to. frontispiece and 466 engravings,
mostly coloured, in imitation of the original Vases, Bronzes,
Frescoes, etc. (pub. at £42), hf. russia, fine copy

Firenze, 1821-26
Only 350 copies printed. Priced, 1856, H. Bohn, morocco, £25. 48.
"This fine work is the most complete and most exact work that has
yet been published on Etruscan or so-called Etruscan Art. It is divided

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90 plates. III. Bronzi, 38 plates. IV. EDIFIZI, 42 plates. V. Vasi fittili,
2 vols. 70 plates. VI. Monumenti, che corredano l'opera, 126 plates in 6
Alphabets and A.-F. 6. Indice, 1 vol."-Brunet.
193 Kay' Series of Original Portraits and Caricature Etchings of
celebrated Scottish Characters, with biographical Sketches
and Anecdotes, 2 thick vols. 4to. new edition, with notes by
Daniel Wilson, 360 very curious and expressive plates, hf. morocco
Edinburgh, 1877
John Kay was an eminent Scottish Caricaturist, Engraver, and
Miniature Painter (1742-1826).
194 King's (T. H.) Study-Book of Medieval Architecture and Art, a
Series of Working Drawings of the Principal Churches of the
Middle Ages, in Germany, Belgium, and France; also the
Plans, Sections, Elevations and Details; Illustrations of
Remarkable Chalices, Cups, Iron-work, Stained Glass, Tombs,
&c. with Descriptions by George J. Hill, Vols. 1 and 2, impl.
4to. (pub. £6. 6s), hf. bound morocco, top edges gilt 1858

This fine work which forms the most varied collection of Architectural
and other Ornament, contains upwards of 200 plates.

0 1 0 195 Kumara Sambhava, Sanscrite et Latine, edidit Stenzler 1837 196 Lancashire Pedigrees; Foster's Pedigrees of the County Families of England; Lansashire, 1 stout vol. 4to. with many cuts of Arms, and all the Pedigrees most carefully given in full (pub. at £3. 3s), cloth

1873

0 12 0 197 Landseer's (Sir Edwin) Etchings of Carnivorous Animals, comprising 38 Subjects, chiefly Early Works, etched by his Brother Thomas or his Father, with Letterpress Descriptions, royal 4to. (pub. at £2. 2s), cloth extra

1853

1 0 0 198 Las Casas, Popery displayed in its bloody colours, or a faithful
narrative horrid and unexampled massacres, etc. composed first
in Spanish and now taught to speak in English, first edition,
sm. 4to. fine copy
London, 1689

199 Loth's (Dr. J. T.) Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite; Illustra-
tions of the Emblems of the 33 Degrees, with a short descrip-
tion of each as worked under the Supreme Counsels of the
World, 4to. 33 fine large plates of Emblems printed in gold and
colours (Subscription price, £1. 1s, sd.

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interesting book; it must soon be scarce.

200 Major (R. H. F.S.A. etc.) True date of the English Discovery of
the American Continent under John and Sebastian Cabot, sd.

1870

A paper communicated to the Society of Antiquities, in which the author brings forward substantial evidence to prove that the Cabots discovered America in 1497 and not in 1494, which latter date a great many people affirm to be the correct one.

1 0 0 201 Makkari. The History of the Mohammedan Dynasties in Spain,
translated by Pascual de Gayangos, 2 vols. 4to. cloth (sells
£3. 8s)

1840
A most valuable work, the best Mohammedan account of the History of
Spain, whilst under the Moorish rule. Indispensable in an Historical
Library.

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302 Mather (Increase). New England's Faction discovered, or an
account of their persecution of the Church of England; the
beginning and progress of the War with the Indians; and
other late proceedings,—an answer to a most false and
scandalous pamphlet intituled News from England, sm. 4to.
8 pp. hf. morocco, rare
1690

Signed by C. D. and containing a violent attack upon Increase Mather.
Mr. Brinley's copy sold for 50 dollars.

1 0 0 203 Mather (Cotton) The Wonders of the Invisible World: being an
account of the Tryalls of several Witches, lately executed in
New Englande: and of several remarkable Curiosities therein
occurring, etc. sm. 4to. red morocco extra, gilt edges

Boston, in New England-Reprinted in London for John Dunton, 1693 FIRST London edition different in number of pages from the second edition of the same date and imprint. Mr. Brinley's copy sold for 100 dollars.

0 50 204 Makrizi, Histoire des Sultans Mamlouks de l'Egypte. Ecrite en Arabe par Taki-eddin-ahmed-Makrizi. Traduite en Francais, par Quatremere, 2 vols. complete (sells £2. 28) 1837 1 0 0 205 Martin's (C. and L.) Civil Costume of England, from the Conquest to the present period; drawn from Tapestries, Illuminated MSS., Monumental Effigies, &c. royal 4to. 61 plates, beautifully coloured and illuminated; hf. morocco, uncut (sells £3. 3s) 1842

This beautiful and authentic volume of Costumes is by the sons of the celebrated painter, John Martin. It gives accurate representations of English Dresses from the earliest period to the Reign of Victoria, aud several of the plates contain numerous figures.

1 0 0 206 Murchison (Sir R. I.) Geology of Russia in Europe and the Ural Mountains, by R. Murchison, E. de Verneuil and Count A. von Keyserling; Vol. I, Geology; Vol. II, Paléontologie (in French), 2 vols. thick royal 4to. with 7 folding coloured Maps, and Geological Sections, 12 lithographic Views and 50 plates of Fossil Remains, chiefly Shells, and numerous woodcuts (pub. at £8. 8s), cloth

1848

This copy contains the improved large geological map, in which Transylvania, Walachia, Moldavia and Turkey are corrected from later surveys by Boué and Partsch, and which was published in 1850.

Contents Vol. I, Palæozoic and Secondary Rocks: Silurian Rocks of Scandinavia and Russia; the Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Oolitic and Cretaceous Systems; the Ural Mountain and Timan Range, and superficial Deposits of Russia; Views, plates of Corals, and 7 maps.

Vol. II, Paléontologie: Animaux, Radiaires, Annélides, Mollusques, 50 plates.

2 0 0 207 Pugin's Examples of Gothic Architecture, selected from Ancient Edifices in England, with historical and descriptive letterpress, by E. J. Willson, Architect, 3 vols. 4to. illustrated by 225 engravings by Le Keux (pub. at £12. 12s), cloth

1850

0 10 0 208 Pugin's Apology for the Revival of Christian Architecture (forming a Supplement to the "True Principles"), sm. 4to. with 10 large etchings--Pugin's True Principles of Pointed or Christian Architecture, sm. 4to. with 87 illustrations, of which 9 are large etchings and 78 are woodcuts and vignettes— the two works, bound in 1 volume (pub. at £1. 14s 6d), extra cloth 1843-53

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