Sales catalogue 16: Marks and Co

Date:
c.1930
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/4
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 16: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    249 250 251 252 253 254 255 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 DAVILA (Henrico Catertno) The History of the Crvizn Wars of France [1559-98], translated by Extiis FARNEWORTH, 2 vols, 4to., contemporary calf, gilt backs (joints eae. 1758 s DAVISON (Francis) The Porrican Ruapsopy ; to which are added several other Pieces, with Memoirs and Notes, by N. H. Niconas, with facsimile autographs of the contributors, PickERIne’s ‘‘ WreaAtH ” Epition, 2 vols in one, 8vo., half morocco, 1826 £1 1s DAVY (Str Humpury) Lire, 1778-1829 [with a GeneRAL Revirw of the History of CHEMICAL SCIENCE and of the Revolutions produced in its Doctrines by the DiscovERiEs of Str HumpuHry Davy], by JoHn Ayrton Paris, Frrst Epirion, 2 vols, 8vo., bds. (joints weak), 1831 7s DAVY (Sir Humeury) Memorrs of the Lire of, by his brother, Joon Davy, Frrst Ept1- TION, with mezzotint portrait, engraved by C. TURNER, 2 vols, 8vo., cloth, 1836 8s 6d Name on titles. DEFOE (Daniex) The Lirm and ADVENTURES of Roprnson Crusoz, with Biographical Memoir and Illustrative Notes, by Jonn BaLLaAnTyNE, NIMMO’S BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED LARGE PAPER EDITION, with portrait by L. FLAMENG and 8 etchings by M. MovurILLERON, on Whatman paper, 2 vols, large 8vo., original cloth, uncut, paper labels (soiled), 1882 £3 38 One of 150 numbered copies. [DEFOE (Danrex)] A True Connection of the Writines of the AurHor of ‘‘ The TRUE- Born EncuisHmMaAn,” First Epirion, portrait, 8vo., contemporary calf (name on title, needs rebacking), 1703 12s DEFOE. —[OLIvIER (L’ABBE)] Memorrs of tie Lirr and ADVENTURES of S1GNoR ROZELLI at the Hacug, giving a Particular Account of his Birth, Education, Slavery, Monastic State, Imprisonment in the Inquisition at Rome, &c. [translated by DANIEL DEFOE ?], THrrp Epirion, with an Appendix, front. and 6 plates, containing 12 copper cuts, 8vo., contem- porary panelled calf (worn), 1715 12s The translation is queried as by Defoe by Lowndes Bib. Manual and the London Library. [DERRICK (Samuet, friend of Dr. Johnson)] CriticAL REFLECTIONS on the OLD ENGLISH DRAMATICK WRITERS, intended as a Preface to the Works of MassIncErR, addressed to David Garrick, First Eprrion, 1761—[RemMARK upon VENICE PRESERV’D: a Tragedy, by THOMAS Otway, dedicated to Davip GARRICK], no title [1751]—together in one vol, 8vo., old half calf [1751]-61 £1 5s DERRICK (Samuet, friend of Dr. Johnson) Mrmorrs of the Count Du Bravvat, includ- ing some Curious Particulars relating to the Dukes of Wharton and Ormond during their Exiles, translated from the French of the Marquis D’Argens, fcap. 8vo., contemporary calf, 1764 10s DIALLING.—Leysourn (WmM.) The Arr of Drauirna performed GEOMETRICALLY by Scate and Compasses; Arithmetically, by the Canons of Sines and Targents; Instru- mentally, by a Trigonal Instrument, accommodated with Lines for that purpose; the Geometrical Part whereof is performed by Projecting of the Sphere in Plano, upon the Plain itself, whereby not only the making, but the Reason also of Dials is discovered, SECOND Eprrton, DILIGENTLY CORRECTED AND ENLARGED, with a second way of Geometrical Dial i ing, very Easie, Plain, and Universal, nwmerous large woodcut diagrams in the text and a folding plate, sm. 4to., contemporary sheep, 1681 £2 10s DICKENS (CHARLES) The Pic Nic Papers, by various Hands, edited by C. DickxEns, First Paris Epirion, 8vo, unbound, and uncut, preserved in a specially made folder and buckram slip case, Paris, 1841 £1i1s This work was issued to assist the Widow of Macrone, the publisher. Dickens’ contributions to the above included the Lamplighter (his old farce). DICKENSIANA.—Hveunrs (Wm. R.) A Weex’s Tramp in Dicxens-Lanp ; together with Personal Reminiscences of the ‘‘ Inimitable Boz,” First Eprrion, with over 100 al/us- trations by F. G. Kirron, and other artists, 8vo., cloth, 1891 18s One of the most interesting books for the lover of Dickens. DICKENSIANA.—[Woop (Henry)] Cuance for the AMERICAN Norss, in Letters from London to New York, by an American Lady, First Epition, 8vo., original cloth, ttt 1843 s ‘This is not the work’of an American Lady, nor even an American woman—no such letters ever were written—in short, the whole affair is a clumsy fabrication.”’—Quarterly Review. The real Author was a man from Yorkshire. DISRAELI (Bensamin, Larl of Beaconsfield) Lirz, 1804-81, by Wa. F. Monypenny and G. E. Bucks, Frrst anp Brest Liprary Epirion, numerous portraits and other wlustrations, 6 vols, Svo. , cloth, 1910-20 £2 2s Good ex-libris copy, labels removed from covers and some passages underlined in red ink. DODD (Wm.) Reriections on Deatu, First Epirion, post 8vo., contemporary calf (joint weak), 1787 12s “ The unfortunate Doctor Dodd,’’ well known Author of “Thoughts in Prison,” ‘was befriended by Samuel Johnson.
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