Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards

Date:
1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/5/13
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    WORCESTERSHIRE—continued. 1394 “‘ Notes and Queries” for Bromsgrove, Vots. 1-3, 8vo., hf. cl., 1909-12 11s 1395 Townshend (Henry, of Hlm/ey Lovett, 1640-63) Diary of, edited by J. W. Willis Bund, front , 2 vols, 4to., cl., 1920 £1 4s Townshend was in Worcester during the whole time of the siege in 1646, and his account is here published in full for the first time. 1396 Wordsworth: an AntHoLoey, 8vo., full blue morocco, gilt panelled sides and back, inside gilt borders by CoBDEN-SANDERSON [dated Doves Bindery, 1921], 1920 £6 10s 1397 Yeats (W. B.) Porms, 1899-1905, FIRST EDITION, 8vo., original cl., 1906 £3 Presentation copy, with inscription in the Author’s hand on fly-leaf. YORKSHIRE. 1398 Maps.—BoweEn’s Map of the NortH RIDING, with inset view of York, 1760 4s 1399 East RIDING, with inset view of Hull, 1760 4s 1400 Fapen’s Mar of YorRKSHTRE, 4 large sheets, colowred, with two inset views, 1816 £1 10s 1401 GREENWOOD’s LaRGE Map of YORKSHIRE, in 4 sections, mounted on linen, folded, 1817 £1 10s 1402 Rocqur’s PLAN of Crry of York, with inset views, 1750 15s 1403 ——— Saxton’s Map of YORKSHIRE, facszmale in colours, folding sheet raat iS) 1404 Bearer (J.) Puan-of RivER CaLpEr, from Halifax to Wakefield, 32 by 9 ve 175 s COLOURED MAPS FOR FRAMING AND DE- CORATION. We have a large selection of old maps, attractively coloured, of the English counties, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and most parts of the World, suitable for framing and decorative purposes. A ltst will be sent on application. ADDENDA. ‘1405 Anthropological Institute (Royal), Journat of, from the commencement of the New Series in 1898 to .1929, wth 3 numerous tllustrations, 32 vols, bound in 23, buckram, 1898- 1929 , #20 Fine run of this important journal. The period covered is specially rich in articles on Africa, America, Australia and the Islands of the South Seas by all the best known authorities, such as Sir Harry Johnston, Arthur Keith, Professor Seligman, E. Torday, C. W. Hobley, the Rev. J. Roscoe, Ling Roth, Professor Haddon, Boyd Dawkins, &c.
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