Sales catalogue 40: Marks and Co

Date:
c.1937
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/21
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 40: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    40 584 585 588 589 590 591 592 593 594 595 596 MARKS & CO., Trade and Commerce—continuwed, MUN (Tuomas) ENGLAND’s TREASURE by ForEIGN TRADE; or, the Balance of our Foreign — Trade is the Rule of our Treasure, 8vo., contemp. sheep (joints weak), Printed : and sold by J. Morphew, 1713 £1/1/- PITKIN (Trmotuy) A Statistical Vrnw of the Commerce of the Untrep States of Amnu- RIcA : including also an Account of Banks, Manufactures and Internal Trade and Improve- ments : together with that of the Revenues and Expenditures of the General Government : accompanied with numerous tables ; 8vo., half calf (badly rubbed), New Haven, 1835 15/- Some pages scored and foxed. ROSEDALE (Rev. H. G.) QurEN Exizaseru and the Levant Company: a Diplomatic and Literary Episode of the Establishment of our Trade with Turkey, edited, with 26 fac- simile illustrations of manuscripts and other interesting plates from MSS., folio, half parch- ment, 1904 10/- VAN BRUYSEL (Ernest) Historrn du ComMeERcE et de la Martner en Betaraun, Vols. 1 and 2 (should be 3 vols), 8vo., half calf, Bruwelles, 1861-63 10/- TRADE—vide Arrica, AMERICA, CHINA, FisHprius, Fur Traps, IRELAND, LONDON, RaeicnH (Str W.), SCOTLAND, and TREATISE. TRADE UNIONISM.—Wess (Stpnny and Bratrice) The History of TRapE UNIONISM °? New Eprrion [with a New Introductory Chapter], 8vo., cloth, 1902 5/- TRADE UNIONS.—Setect Documents ILLUSTRATING the History of TRADE UNIONISM ‘ (1) The Tartorrne TRADE, edited, with an Introduction, by F. W. Garon, with a Preface by Stpnry Wess, cr. 8vo., cloth, 1896 10/. TRADE UNIONS.—WeELs0uRNE (E.) The Mrner’s Untons of NortHuMBERLAND and DuruHaM, cr. 8vo., cloth, Camb. Univ. Press, 1923 (pub. 10/6 net) 6/- TRADE UNIONS—vide Guiups, &c. ; ante. TRADES.—The Boox of Enauisn Traps and Liprary of the Userut Arts, New Epr- TION, ENLARGED, 70 woodcut engravings, thick 12mo., new mottled calf gilt, g.e., 1818 £2/10/- ANOTHER EpITIoN, with 70 woodcut engravings, post 8vo., new mottled calf gilt, g.e., 1821 £2/10/- TRADES.—The Boox of TRapEs ; or CrrcLE of the USEFuL Arts, SEVENTH EprIrion, with vignette title and 19 steel engravings by JOHN MILLER, and numerous woodcuts in the text, sq. 12mo., new mottled calf gilt, g.e., Glasgow, 1843 £2 /2/- This is a different compilation from the two previous items. TREATIES.—Exrracts from the several TREATIES [of PHAcE and COMMERCE] subsisting between Great Britain and other Kingdoms and States, of such Articles and Clauses as relate to the Duty and Conduct of the Commanders of His Majesty’s Ships of War [collected and published by Henry Epmunps], THirp Epirion, 4to., old calf (stained), Printed in the year 1758 15/- Inscription on title: “‘ Captn Rogers His Majesty’s Ship Prince.” TREATY OF UTRECHT.—A Cotuection of Srx TREATIES made at the Termination of the Wars of QuEEN ANNE. Each in Latin and English, some with the additions of the French or Spanish Translations, bound in one vol, sm. 4to., contemp. calf, neatly rebacked, Printed by John Baskett . . . 1713-14 £2/10/- ContTENts :—Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Q. Anne and Lewis XIVth, 84 pages, 1713—Treaty of Navigation and Commerce between Q. Anne and Lewis XIVth, 48 pages, 1713—The Assentio, or Contract for Allowing the Subjects of Great Britain the Liberty of Importing Negroes into the Spanish America, signed by the King at Madrid, 48 pages, 1713—Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Q. Anne and Philip V. of Spain, 115 1714—-Declaration and Engagement concerning the Rights and Priviledges of the British Merchants in the Kingdom of Sicily, with a Provisional Regulation of Trade in the Spanish Low-Countries, 16 pages, 1713 TREBITSCH-LINCOLN (J. I.) : The AurosroaRapuy of an ADVENTURER, Bio. cloth, 1931 “The man from nowhere who became a Member of Parliament, Convict, Rumanian Oil- King, Plotter of Revolutions, &c.”’. TREVELYAN (G. 0.) The Laprus in PartiamMent, and other Precus, republished with Additions and Annotations, First PuBLisHED Kprrron, post 8vo., orig. cloth, Cambridge, 1869 12/- Inserted is an interesting 2 page letter from the Author to Thomas Hutchinson, signed, and dated April 8th, 1902.
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