Sales catalogues: Hodgson

Date:
20th -21st February 1964
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/10/153
Catalogue details

Licence: In copyright

Credit: Sales catalogues: Hodgson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    511 The De Veres, Earls of Oxford, 1066-1763, their Homes, Associates etc., during the Lives of 20 Earls in succession, being a Collection of engraved portraits, photographs etc., in a folio album, cloth, calf back 512 Stray Notes on the Lives of the De Veres, Earls of Oxford, in a folio album, with 3 emblazoned coats-of-arms of the De Veres, in frames (4) 513 Trout (R. R.) A “Lost” Tudor Poet: the Literary and Dramatic Life of Edward De Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, his Lyrics, Plays, etc., with Notes on Shakespeare, an Unpublished Work, typed throughout, on about 330 sheets of quarto paper and bound in 1 vol., cloth [1961] Twenty Earls and Shake-speare, the Background of the Historical Plays, with Life Story of Edward De Vere, in 2 vols, 1957, and The Central Figure, being the Lives of the De Veres [1066-1763], in 2 vols, 1945, both typed throughout 4 vols, 4to, cloth 515 —— Lectures given, or Papers written, on the De Vere- Shake-speare Controversy, (25), tvped throughout and bound in a quarto vol., cloth, 1950 etc., with letters and pamphlets referring to the same in 14 note-books (15) 516 Shakespeare Fellowship News-Letters, 7 a quarto vol.» cloth, 1945-8, and Pamphlets published by the same> 514 with MS. correspondence, etc. in 2 cartons 517 Shakespeare Portraits (20); Letters and Pamphlets relating to the De-Vere Controversy in a box and 2 parcels 518 Portraits of Governors of the East Indies—Antonio Van Diemen, Cornelius Speelman, etc., (6), and other Portraits in 3 folders 519 Autograph Letters from Authors, Librarians and others, also a typed letter from Sir Winston Churchill to Mr. Trout, mounted in a folio album 520 Leycester (Sir P.) Historical Antiquities, woodcut coats of arms, folio, old calf, with gilt device of Robert Harley on covers, and book-plate 1673 521 Vere (Sir F.) Commentaries, published by W. Dillingham, maps and plates (2 ports. missing), 1657, and 1 other 2 vols, (w.a.f.) 522 Howard (H.) Memorials etc. of the Howard Family, plates and facsimiles, folio, (binding broken) 1834 523 Clifford (Anne—Countess of Pembroke) A.L.s. to Sir Thomas Hoby, a fine letter, referring zmter aha to a gift of “good venison” she was about to send him, 33 lines of fcp. paper, with address on verso, but no date l
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