Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson

Date:
8th November 1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/16/267
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick and Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    162 163 164 yea 13 Vizetelly (Henry) Extracts, principally from English Classics, showing that the Legal Suppression of M. Zola’s Novels would logically involve the bowdlerizing of some of the greatest works in English Literature, orig. bds. [P.P], 1888 Punch from 1841 fo 1880, lacking 1866-67 and 1876, cl., and hf. roan, some broken (37), ete. (85) Atkinson (G. F.) “ Curry and Rice,” plates, hf. mor., n.d.— Menpes (M. and D.) The Durbar, col. illusts., Edition de Luxe, signed, cl., gt., n.d., ete. (13) Cicero. Opera cum Indicibus et Variis Lectionibus, lacks front., 10 vols., vell., gi., Oxon., 1783, etc. (22) A collection of 204 coloured Fashion Plates, mounted in 4 albums (4) Pencil sketches in Italy, etc., by G. A. Luard, in 2 Albums, —Views, Costume, etc., some col., in 2 Albums (4) Music. Musical Comedies, various, c/., (8), and other bound music, ete, (2 parcels) Voltaire, La Henriade, plates, First Epition, cf. 1728 A collection of Auto. Post Cards, from Musical Celebrities, etc., chiefly addressed to Vladimir Cernikoff, in album— Various Portraits, some signed, and a quantity of sheet music THOMAS DE AQUINO (St.). Tractatus de divinis maribus et de beatitudine. Manuscript of 25 pages, 4to, very clearly written on paper by an Jinglish scribe of the 15th century, purple morocco extra, with corners and cenires of foliated ornament on a field of alternate small bees and stars, the whole impressed in gold, g.e. in the style of Eves, by Rwiére * A unique and highly important manuscript, written some twenty years before the work was printed—the printed version wtself being of excessive rarity. The date this was written may be identified by the water- mark of the paper, ascribed to 1452 by that great authority and collector, the late Mr, R. Lemon of the Record Office. Prayers, on Palm Leaves—A.Ls.S. of Card. Newman, Lord
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