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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    865 866 867 868 869 870 871 872 873 874 875 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 SUSSEX.—ELLIs (WILLIAM SMITH) THE PARKS and ForEsTsS of Sussex, Ancient and Modern, Historical, Antiquarian, and Descriptive, with Biographical Notices of some of the Former Owners, 8vo., cloth, Lewes, 1885 ($1.40) 7/- : MartTIN (P. I.) A GEOLOGICAL MEMOIR on a PART of WESTERN SUSSEX ; with Some Observations upon Chalk-Basins, the Weald-Denudation, and Outliers-by-Pro- trusion, large folding map, 3 plates and synoptical table, 4to., cloth, 1828 ($2) 10/- SWEDEN.—BrROWN (JOHN, of Great Yarmouth) ORIGINAL MEMOIRS of the SOVEREIGNS of SWEDEN and DENMARK, from 1766 to 1818, LIBRARY EDITION, with 2 portraits, 2 vols, 8vo., cloth (spines a little dull), Nichols, 1895 ($3) 15/- Only 500 copies printed. SYMBOLISM.—GELDART (REV. ERNEST) A MANUAL of CHURCH DECORATION and SYMBOLISM ; containing Directions and Advice to those who desire worthily to Deck the Church at the various Seasons of the Year ; also the EXPLANATION and the History of the SYMBOLS and EMBLEMS of RELIGION, with 52 plates and many other illustrations, roy. 8vo., cloth, Oxford, 1899 ($5) £1/5/- TACITUS (CornNeELIus) ANNALS, Books I.-XVI.: an English Translation, with Intro- duction and Notes by GEORGE GILBERT RAMSAY, frontispieces containing portraits, and 5 maps, 2. vols, 8vo., cloth, out-of-print, 1904-09 ($7) £1/15/- THE Histories of Tacitus ; An English Translation, with Introduction, Notes and Index, by GEORGE GILBERT RAMSAY, frontispiece, and 3 maps, 8vo., cloth, 1915 ($2) 10/- [TALBOT (CaTHERINE)] EssAys on VARIOUS SUBJECTS, by the Author of ‘Reflections on the Seven Days of the Week,”’ First EDITION, 2 vols, sm. 8vo., contemp. calf, 1772 ($4.20) £1/1/- TAYLOR (JEREMY, Chaplain to Charles I.) THE SECOND PART of the DissuasIvE from Popery : in Vindication of the First Part, and further Reproof and Conviction of the Roman Errors, First EDITION, engraved frontispiece of the royal arms, sm. 4to., mottled calf gilt extra (by De Coverly), 1667 ($4) £1/-/- TEXTUS SEQUENTIA et HYMNO ci expositionibz alterationibz alterationibz . . . Gothic Letter of two sizes, long lines, 104 folios, with fine large woodcut on title: representing St. Bernard teaching ; and large woodcut of printer’s device on verso of last leaf, sm. 4to., modern half dark brown morocco, g.e., by Riviere, Cologne, Hermannus Bungart de Ketwich, 1501 ($30) £7/10/- THACKERAY (W. M.) CONTRIBUTIONS to PUNCH : Excerpts from the Original Issues of “‘ PuncH ” for 1848 and 1849, in which many of THACKERAY’S CONTRIBUTIONS appeared for the FIRST TIME under vatious pseudonyms or anonymous, bound together in a 4to. volume, half green roan, 1848-49 ($4) £1/-/- THEATRICAL.—-LAWRENCE (W. J.) THE ELIZABETHAN PLAYHOUSE, and other STUDIEs, Botu SERIES, with numerous illustrations from old prints, 2 vols, 8vo., half calf gilt, t.e.g., SCARCE, Shakespeare Head Press, 1912-13 ($15) £3/15/- : SIDDONS (Mrs. SARAH) LIFE [with an Account of her THEATRICAL CAREER], by THOMAS CAMPBELL, portrait, 2 vols, 8vo., contemp. half calf, 1834 ($2.40) 12/- TIBET.—DAINELLI (GIOTTO) BUDDHISTS and GLACIERS of WESTERN TIBET, map and 32 plates, 8vo., cloth, 1933 ($1.50) 7/6 : Das (SARAT CHANDRA) JOURNEY to LHASA and CENTRAL TIBET, edited by the Hon. W. W. ROCKHILL, portrait, 2 maps, 3 plans, and 38 illustrations, 8vo., cloth, 1902 ($2) 10/- TIMBS (JoHN) A CENTURY of ANECDOTE, from 1760 to 1860, with 5 portraits, 2 vols, cr. 8vo., cloth, 1864 ($1.60) 8/- TOBACCO. —APPERSON (G. L.) THE SoctaL History of SMOKING, cr. 8vo., cloth, 1914 ($1.40) vats [TOWNSHEND (CHaRLEs, Second Viscount)| THE BARRIER- TREATY VINDICATED, FIRST EDITION, 8vo., modern boards, 1712 ($6) £1/10/- This treaty was propounded by Lord Townshend to De Torcy, the French Plenipo- tentiary on behalf of the Dutch who were to receive from France as a barrier to their states Furnes, Fort Kenock, Menin, Saverage, Ypres, Noe oe Comines, Wervick, Lille, Condé, Tournay, and Maubeuge. In 1712 the Tory government disallowed this treaty as injurious to British trade. TRACTS.—A CoLLecTION of EIGHTEEN RARE and Curious HisToricaL Tracts [ori- ginally published between 1538 and 1775, now reprinted and edited by E, and G. GoLp- SMID], LARGE PAPER Copy, printed on handmade paper, 8vo., half calf, Privately Printed, Edinburgh, 1884-86 ($6) £1/10/- Only 50 copies on large paper were printed.
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