Sales catalogue 50: Marks and Co

Date:
c.1941
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/31
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 50: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    549 550 551 552 JAMES I. THE DECLARATION of OUR SOVERAIGNE LorpD the KIN6, by the deliberate aduise and full assent, as well of all the Lords and others of his Maiesties Priuie Councell, as of the Mr. of the Rolles, And His Highnesse Covnsell Learned in the Law, concerning the Title of His Maiesties most Noble and dearest Sonne Charles, the Prince, and Duke of Yorke, to the Duchy of Cornewall, (printed in English and French), 28 leaves, folio, limp vellum, (corner of last leaf missing affecting 6 lines of the English text), Robert Barker, 1613 ($40) £10/-/- S.T.C. 9235, only copy recorded is the Grenville copy (in the British Museum), presumed by Lowndes to be unique. Three other copies are known. : [FEATLEY (DANIEL, Controversialist)] CYGNEA CANTIO : or, LEARNED DECISIONS, and Most PRUDENT and Pious Directions for STUDENTS in DIVINITIE; Delivered by our late Soveraigne . . . KING JAMES, at White Hall a few weeks before his Death, First EDITION, sm. 4to., half morocco, 1629 ($8.40) £2/2/- S.T.C., No. 10731. Such was the fame of Featley as a disputant that the King himself engaged with him in a “ scholastic duel,”’ an account of which Featley published under the above title. JAMES II.—Fox (RT. HON. CHARLES JAMES) History of the EARLY PART of the REIGN of James II. [with Introductory Chapter by VassALL HOLLAND], with Appendix, First EDITION, portrait, 4to., half calf, 1808 ($1.60) 8/- JAMES (Henry) The Turn of the SCREW, the BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED LIMITED EDITION, with 7 illustrations in black and white by MARIETTE LYDIS, impl. 8vo., boards, linen back, uncut, 1940 ($10) £2/10/- Only aes printed, of which this is no. 101, with the original prospectus loosely inserted. It is printed f monotype centaur to the design of Erica Marx at the Hand and Flower Press, “‘ and finished under stress and difficulty during the warring months of July- September 1940.’’—The period of the air battle of Britain. 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 ancient and present State and Government of that Empire, . . . together with a DESCRIP- TION of the KINGDOM of SIAM, translated by J. S. SCHEUCHZER, with a Life of the Author, and an Introduction, FirsT EDITION, engraved title, and 45 maps and plates (mostly double- page), 2 vols, folio, contemp. calf, neatly rebacked, 1727 ($23) £5/15/- ANOTHER Copy, LARGE PAPER, 2 vols, roy. folio, contemp. calf, with gilt stamp of the “‘ Camperdown Library ” on sides, 1727 ($18) £4/10/- Wanting plate 35, small hole in engraved title, and some pages waterstained. : VARENIUS (BERNARD) DESCRIPTIO REGNi JAPONIAE et SIAM, item De JAPONIO- RUM RELIGIONE & SIAMENSUM ; DE DIVERSIS omnium GENTIUM RELIGIONIBUS ; Quibus premissa DISSERTATIONE de variis Rerum publicarum generibus, adduntur quedam de PRISCORUM AFRORUM fide excerpta ex LEONE AFRICANO, 8vo., contemp. calf, (joints weak), Cantabrigie, 1673 ($5) £1/5/- JEFFERIES (RICHARD) AMARYLLIS at the FAIR, a Novel, First EDITION, cr. 8vo., orig. cloth, 1887 ($2.40) 12/- Library label inside front cover ; some pages slightly spotted. JUDAICA.—ADLER (ELKAN NATHAN) JEWS in MANY LANDs, 19 zllustrations, cr. 8vo., cloth, Jewish Historical Society, 1905 ($1.20) 6/- : ADLER (HERMANN, Chief Rabbi) ANGLO-JEWISH MEMORIES and other SERMONS, 8vo., cloth, 1909 ($1.60) 8/- : ELzas (BARNETT A.) THE JEws of SouTH CAROLINA, from the EARLIEST TIMES to the PRESENT Day [with a Bibliography], roy. 8vo., cloth, Philadelphia, 1905 ($5) £1/5/- One of 175 numbered copies printed on hand-made paper. : GOLDSMID (SIR FRANCIS HENRY, Q.C., M.P.) A MEMOIR [Compiled for Lapy LOUISA Ss. GOLDSMID, by the REV. PROFESSOR Marks, and the Rev. ALBERT Lowy], por- trait, post 8vo., cloth, 1879 ($2.40) 12/- Goldsmid was the recognised spokesman of the Jewish community in parliament. His many telling speeches called attention to the PerRecUnOR: of the Jews in Eastern Europe and elsewhere. : Jews’ COLLEGE JUBILEE VOLUME, comprising a History of the College by the Rev. IstIDORE HarrRIS, and Essays by Teachers and Former Students of the Institution [M. FRIEDLANDER, S. A. HirscH, REV. MICHAEL ADLER, REV. Moses HYAMSON, etc.], illustrated, 8vo., limp morocco, 1906 ($2) 10/- Commemorating the fifty years, Nov. 11th, 1855, to Nov. 10th, 1905.
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