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 THE SPLENDID LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN 
 
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 NEW YORK CITY 
 
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 EARLY ENGLISH AND LATER LITERATURE 
 
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PREFATORY NOTE 
 
 The Library of the late Edwin B. Holden contains many rare and import- 
 ant items of English, French and American Literature, from the time of 
 Shakespeare until the latter part of the Nineteenth Century; as well as fine 
 examples of 16th and 17th century presses; Privately Printed, Press and Club 
 Publications of the Nineteenth Century ; Charming French Illustrated Books ; 
 and Notable Americana. Many of the books are beautifully bound by Famous 
 Masters of the last century ; while all the volumes have Mr. Holden's bookplate. 
 
 The discriminating taste displayed by Mr. Holden in the selection of his 
 books, combined with the elegance of many of the bindings and the importance 
 of the works, makes this collection one of great interest to the Collector, Stu- 
 dent, Librarian and Bookseller. 
 
 As an illustration of the extent and importance of the field covered, the 
 following Resume is given, 
 
 SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURY CLASSICS 
 
 Among the more notable books of this period are, Six examples from 
 the ALDUS PRESS at Venice, 1499-1545, including a fine copy of the First 
 Edition of the Hynerotomachia Poliphili; Six books from the PLANTIX 
 PRESS at Antwerp, 1565-1629; Seven examples of ELZEVIER IMPRINTS; Lid- 
 gate's Translation of The Tragedies of Boccaccio, 1553 ; Expositione di frate 
 Hieromyno de Ferrara, 1496, printed in Florence, while Savonarola was still 
 a power in the city; Die geuerlicheiten . . . herr TEWRDANNCKH, Nuremberg, 
 1517; and others. 
 
 EARLY ENGLISH AND ELIZABETHAN LITERATURE 
 
 Some of the more important items of this period include, BENLOWE'S 
 Theophila, a First Edition of a rare volume of poetry; The original edition of 
 BUTLER'S Hudibras, 1663-1664; First Edition of DRYDEN'S Hind and Panther, 
 1687; Fine copy of the Best Edition of DRAYTON'S Poems, 1619; First Edition 
 of JOHN DONNE'S Poems, 1633, and a fine copy of his Death's Duell, 1632; 
 First Edition of FLETCHER'S The Purple Island, 1633 ; A Eare volume contain- 
 ing some of the works of GEORGE GASCOIGNE, including The Steele Glas, 1576 ; 
 Fine copy of the First Complete Edition of HABINGTON'S Castara, 1640; First 
 Edition of HAYWARD'S The First Part of the Life and Raigne of King Henry 
 the llll, 1599; also a First Edition of his The' Life and Raigne of King 
 Edward the Sixt, 1599; First Edition of HERRICK'S Hesperides, 1648; First 
 Edition of HEYWOOD'S The Hierarchie of the Blessed Angells, 1635 ; Fine copy 
 of the EARL or LEICESTER'S Commonwealth, 1641; The rare First Issue of 
 MARSTON'S Parasitaster, 1606 ; An Important Collection of First Editions by 
 JOHN MILTON, including, Poems, 1645; Paradise Lost, 1667, and THOMAS 
 HOLLIS'" copy of the Works of Milton, 1753; Mirrour of Magistrates, 1610; 
 MONTAIGNE'S Essayes, First Edition, 1603; First Edition of RANDOLPH'S 
 Poems, 1638; The SECOND and FOURTH FOLIOS OF SHAKESPEARE, 1632-1685, 
 the latter an exceptionally fine copy; First Edition of SHIRLEY'S Six New 
 Playes, 1652; First Folio 'Edition of SPENSER'S Faerie Queen, 1609, and the 
 First Collected Edition of the same, 1611; SUCKLING'S Fragments Aurea, First 
 
Edition/ Io46; First Edition'- of- SYLVESTER'S Lachrimae Lachrimarum, 1612; 
 TAYLOR'S A Verry Merry Wherry-Ferry-Voyage, 1622; The First English 
 treatise on Drawing and Painting The Arte of Limming, by TOTTILLE, 1573 ; 
 First Edition of WITHER 's Britain's Remembrancer, 1628 ; and others of note. 
 
 ENGLISH FIRST EDITIONS OF THE i8th AND igth CENTURIES 
 
 This Collection is unusually rich in items of this period, including some 
 of great rarity, and a number of PRESENTATION COPIES. Among some of the 
 more important are the following, A Collected Set of the Works of MATTHEW 
 ARNOLD, 46 vols., and the rare original issue of his Aloric ai Rome, 1840; 
 Several Works by ELIZABETH BARRETT and EGBERT BROWNING, including the 
 First Issue of Mrs. Browning's Sonnets, 1847, and her Two Poems, 1854; 
 COLLINS' Odes on Several Descriptive and Allegoric Subjects, 1747; DE 
 QUINCEY'S Opium Eater, 1822 ; Fine Collected Sets of the Works of AUSTIN 
 DOBSON, 1884'-1895; Several First Editions of GEORGE ELIOT, including Scenes 
 of Clerical Life, 1858; Several Issues of FITZGERALD'S Rubaiyat of Omar 
 Khayyam, including the Rare First Edition, 1859, also First Editions of his 
 Salaman and Absal, 1856, and The Downfall and Death of King (Edipus, 
 1880-81 ; A number of First Editions by OLIVER GOLDSMITH, including a fine 
 copy of Tke Vicar of WaJcefield, 1766; An important Collection of First Edi- 
 tions by RUDTABD KIPLING, including, Quartette, 1885, Departmental Ditties, 
 ]S86, Letters of Marque, 1891, a number of the Rare "Allahahab" imprints, 
 and others; First Editions of LAMB'S John Woodvil, 1802, The Adventures of 
 Ulysses, 1808., Mrs. Leicester's School. 1809, and others; A Number of First 
 Editions by ANDREW LANG ; Important items by GEORGE MEREDITH, including 
 a Presentation copi/ of Poems, 1851 ; Author's Presentation Copy of the Works 
 of Alexander Pope, 1717; First Edition of DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI'S Germ, 
 1850, and the Privately Printed Issue of his Sister Helen, 1857; Fine copy of 
 SHELLEY'S The Cenci, 1819; Several First Editions by RICHARD BRINSLEY 
 SHERIDAN, including a fine copy of The School for Scandal, 1781; Fine copy 
 of LAURENCE'S STERNE'S A Sentimental Journey, 1768; Over 40 First Editions 
 by ROBERT Louis STEVENSON, including, a Presentation copy of An Inland 
 Voyage, 1878; A Highly Important Collection (50 items) of First Editions by 
 ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE, comprising an almost complete set of this 
 author's First Editions and including many of the rarer items; A number of 
 important First Editions by ALFRED TENNYSON, and W. M. THACKERAY, the 
 latter in the original parts. 
 
 FIRST EDITIONS OF AMERICAN AUTHORS 
 
 Among some of the more important items mention may be made of, 
 EMERSON'S May-Day, 1867, a Presentation Copy; FIELD'S Holy Cross, 1893, 
 a Presentation Japan Paper Copy; Fine copy of IRVING'S History of New 
 York, 1809; Beautifully Bound copies of LONGFELLOW'S Voices of the Night, 
 1839 and The Belfry "of Bruges, 1846, also Lowell's copy of Noel, 1867; 
 LOWELL'S Class Poem, 1838, the rare Separate Issue of Mason and Slide!, 1862, 
 and a Presentation copy of Am,ong My Books, 1870, to Lord Coleridge; Presen- 
 tation Copy of MARIA LOWELL'S Poems, 1855; Several First Editions of 
 EDGAR ALLAN POE and JAMES MC^EILL WHISTLER; Fine copy of WALT 
 WHITMAN'S Leaves of Grass, 1855 ; and others. 
 
AUTHOR'S ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS AND LETTERS 
 
 There are several important Manuscripts and Letters in the Holden Col- 
 lection, including, Two fine letters by ELIZABETH BAKEETT BROWNING; A 
 WASHINGTON IRVING MANUSCRIPT of 100 pages of his Trip in the Scottish 
 Highlands, 1807; The Original Manuscript of LOWELL'S Class Poem, 1838, 
 and an important series of letters by Lowell to Edgar Allan Poe, relative to 
 The Pioneer and The Stylus; Fine Manuscript Diary of JOHN HOWARD 
 PAYNE; Original Manuscript of ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE'S Masque 
 of Queen Bersabe; and, Original manuscript poem The Hill of Venus, by 
 WILLIAM MORRIS. 
 
 FRENCH ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 
 
 Les Amours Pastorales de Caphnis et de Chloe, par LONGUS, 1757; First 
 Edition of IMBERT'S Le Judgement de Paris, 1772, with the beautiful Moreau 
 plates; BERQUIN'S Idylles, First Edition, 1775; L' Effort, par EDMOND HARAU- 
 COURT, in a beautiful binding by Euban; Letters d'lleloise et d'Abailard, 1796; 
 LA FONTAINE'S Conies et Nouvelles en Vers, 1762 ; HOUSSAYE'S Aspasie, Cleo- 
 patre Theodora, 1899, the beautiful "Societe des Amis des Livre" issue, in a 
 handsome binding, and many others. 
 
 MINIATURE BOOKS 
 
 This collection is one of the most important ever offered at Public Sale in 
 America. It comprises nearly fifty different items, including several of the 
 fine French publications of the 18th and 19th centuries, among them being, 
 Phcedri Fabulae, 1729, the first miniature book printed in Paris; Fine set of 
 the 12 AlmanacJcs-Calandrier de tous les Saints; DIDOT'S famous miniature 
 edition of Horace, 1828; Fine copy of the Fables of La Fontaine, 1850; and 
 others, including The English Bijou Almanack for 1837 and 1842, and a 
 vellum copy of Pickering's Ilias et Odysseus, 1831. Many of the above are 
 charmingly illustrated with engraved plates. 
 
 CLUB PUBLICATIONS 
 
 The 'publications of some of the more important Book Clubs are repre- 
 sented in Mr. Holden's Library. One of the special features of this section to 
 which we wish to call attention, is the collection of books published under the 
 direction of the GROLIER CLUB of New York, which comprises an almost 
 complete set of the Club's publications, a number of which are beautifully 
 bound in handsome morocco bindings by Masters of their art. Other Club 
 Publications include those of the CAXTON CLUB, CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES and 
 THE ROWFANT CLUB. 
 
 PRIVATELY PRINTED AND SPECIAL PRESS BOOKS 
 
 Many of the Elegantly Printed Works of WILLIAM LORING ANDREWS are 
 represented in this collection; as well as books from the DANIEL PRESS, VALE 
 PRESS, RIVERSIDE PRESS, and MERRYMOUNT PRESS. 
 
 Mr. Holden's Collection of KELMSCOTT PUBLICATIONS is almost complete, 
 
and includes copies of the celebrated Chaucer, and Shakespeare's Poems. "The 
 Publications of this Press are the most magnificent specimens of the typo- 
 graphic art that any country has ever produced, and stand for all that is 
 luxurious, artistic and beautiful." 
 
 AMERICANA 
 
 Among some of the more notable items attention is called to the follow- 
 ing, ADAMS'" Defence of the Constitutional Government of the United States, 
 1787, a Presentation copy from Thomas Jefferson to President Monroe; 
 HUBLEY'S History of the American Revolution, 1805 ; BOUQUET'S Account of 
 the Expedition Against the Ohio Indians, the Original Edition, 1765; The 
 Eare FIRST REVOLUTIONARY CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT, 1774; Articles of 
 Confederation and Perpetual Union Between the States, 1777 ; BANKINGS 
 Military Collections and Remarks, New York, Gaine, 1777; Fine Copy of 
 "Cato Major," printed by FRANKLIN in 1744, also by the same printer, A 
 Treaty held at Lancaster with the Indians of the Six Nations, 1744; HORACE 
 WALPOLE'S copy of Pietas at Gratulatio Collegii Cantab rigiensis, Boston, 1761 ; 
 Eare Original Issue of The Charter of the City of New York, printed by 
 ZENGER, in 1735; First Edition of HORSMANDEN'S Negro Plot, 1744; Original 
 Edition of SMITH'S History of New York, 1757; The only known copy of 
 O'BEIRNE'S Sermon, New York, 1776 ; Complete set of VALENTINE'S MANUALS ; 
 Eare Issue of the Proceedings of Massachusetts-Bay relative to Andrew Oliver, 
 1770; Original Issue of PETER'S History of Connecticut, 1781; Fine copy of 
 the First Edition of JOHN COTTON'S Bloudy Tenent, 1647 ; EAMSAY'S History 
 of South Carolina, 1809 ; Eare Issue of the Constitution of New Jersey, 1776 ; 
 Eare WILLIAM BRADFORD imprint of an anonymous tract on the question of 
 the Right of the Assembly to Settle and Dispose of the Revenue Without 
 Direction of the Governor (Eobert Hunter), New York, 1713; and others. 
 
 BOOKPLATES 
 
 There are several hundred bookplates, including American, English and 
 French plates ; also a number of bibliographical works on the subject. 
 
 BINDINGS 
 
 A special feature of Mr. Holden's library is that covering a large portion 
 of the boooks bound by Famous Masters of the Nineteenth Century, with a 
 few of earlier date. Among the names found in the various volumes are those 
 of, LEON GRUELL, CLOVIS EVE, EOGER PAYNE, EODGER DE COVERLY, EIVIERE, 
 THE BEDFORDS, THE CLUB BINDERY, PRATT, SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER, THE 
 DOVE'S BINDERY, CHAMBOLLE-DURU, TOUT, ZAEHNSDORF, DAVID, STIKEMAN, 
 and CUZIN. There are also a number of Painted Bindings, and an ORIGINAL 
 
 BINDING FROM GEOLIER's LIBRARY. 
 
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 passes upon the fall of the auctioneer's hammer, and thereafter, while the Asso- 
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 will not hold itself responsible if such purchase be lost, stolen, damaged or 
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 be set 'aside on account of any incorrectness, error of cataloguing, or any imper- 
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 sale, after which it is sold "as is" and without recourse. 
 
 The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot correctly, and will 
 give consideration to the opinion of any trustworthy expert to the effect that any 
 lot has been incorrectly catalogued, and, in its judgment, may either sell the 
 lot as catalogued or make mention of the opinion of such expert who thereby 
 would become responsible for such damage as might result were his opinion with- 
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 in the event of making a purchase of a lot consisting of one or more books for a 
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 or sale, will permit such lot to be returned within ten days from the date of sale, 
 and the purchase money will be returned, if the lot in any material manner differs 
 from its catalogue description. 
 
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 such plainness as to leave no room for misunderstanding. Not only should the lot 
 number be given, but also the title, and bids should be stated to be so much 
 for the lot, and when the lot consists of one or more volumes of books or objects 
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AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 
 First Session, Numbers 1 to 256, inclusive 
 
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 28th, AT 3:00 O'CLOCK 
 
 1. ABBATT (WILLIAM). Memoirs of Major-General William Heath. By 
 
 himself. New edition with Illustration and Notes. Edited by Win. 
 Abbatt. To which is added accounts of the Battle of Bunker Hill, 
 by Gens. Dearborn, Lee and Wilkinson, 1901 ; The Crisis of the Revo- 
 lution, being the Story of Arnold and Andre, now for the first time 
 collected from all Sources. Illustrated from original photographs. 
 1899. Together, 2 vols. 4to, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1899-1901 
 LARGE PAPER COPIES. Editions limited to 500 and 250 copies respectively. 
 
 2. ADAMS (HANNAH). Summary History of New England to the accept- 
 
 ance of the Federal Constitution and Sketch of the American War. 
 8vo, smooth red morocco, gilt back, few pages soiled. 
 
 Dedham, 1799 
 Interesting American binding of the period. 
 
 3. ADAMS (JOHN). A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of the 
 
 United States of America. 2 vols. 8vo, original boards, uncut, pre- 
 served in two levant morocco solander cases. London, 1787 
 A Presentation copy from Thomas Jefferson to James Monroe, with 
 autograph inscription of the former. UNIQUE in association copies, the 
 volumes having been written by one President of the United States, and 
 presented by another to a third. This is the ORIGINAL ISSUE. 
 
 4. ADDISON (JOSEPH). The Miscellaneous Works of Joseph Addison. 4 
 
 vols. small 8vo, original cloth, paper labels, uncut, backs faded. 
 
 London, 1830 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION. 
 
 5. AITKEN (G. A.). Life of Eichard Steele. Portrait. 2 vols. London, 
 
 1889 ; GILES' Gems from Chinese Literature. London, 1884 ; POR- 
 TRAITS IN PLASTER, by Laurence Hutton. New York, 1894; HAR- 
 RISON'S Myths of the Odyssey, London, 1882; and others. Together, 
 20 vols. various sizes and bindings. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 6. AKENSIDE (MARK). The Pleasures of Imagination: a Poem. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 4to, half brown levant morocco, gilt top, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY, lacks the half-title and has slight repairs to first three 
 leaves. London, 1744 
 
 7. AKENSIDE (MARK). The Poems of Mark Akenside. Mezzotint portrait 
 
 by E. Fisher, 1772. 4to, russia, break at hinges. 
 
 London, 1772 
 
 8. ALCIATI (ANDREW). Livret des Emblemes, de maistre Andre Alciat, mis 
 
 en rime francoyse, & presente a mon seigneur Ladmiral de France. 
 Woodcut on nearly every leaf. 12mo, dark-brown crushed levant 
 morocco, the sides gilt with panel and scroll enclosing a figure of the 
 dragon of Hell inlaid in red and green, silk linings and fly-leaves, 
 gilt edges, BY LEON GRUEL. 
 
 Paris : en la maison de Chrestien Wechel, demeurant en la rue 
 
 sainct Jacques, a lescu de Basle, 1536 
 
 AN EXTREMELY RARE EDITION, the second in French (the first having 
 been printed in 1534) ami probably the fourth of all editions. 
 
 A VERY HANDSOME SPECIMEN OF GRUEL'S BINDING. 
 
 9. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). Pampinea and Other Poems. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, original cloth. New York, 1861 
 
 With a Signed Autograph Inscription of the author, to Chas. T. Briggs, 
 on the title. 
 
 10. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). The Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. 
 
 24mo, blue cloth, gilt edges, text shaken. Boston, 1865 
 
 One of the early issues of this edition, which contains nine poems now 
 first printed. 
 
 Laid in is a four-page A.L.S. by the author, to Mr. Osgood, the pub- 
 lisher, dated, April 11, 1865, reading in part as follows, 
 
 "/ have just sent the little 'vollum,' as Sam Weller would call it, 
 to T. & F. (Ticknor & Fields) by express. If on examining the ms. you 
 think there is not sufficient material to make a handsome 'blue and gold,' 
 you may quietly exclaim: 'Why is this thus!' and proceed to build a 
 plain 12mo. in Ticknor's brown than which there is n't a more elegant 
 style when the Paper, Printing, and Poetry happen to be good. If we 
 stick to the 'blue and gold,' do you suppose that stupid people will think 
 it is Carleton's emaciated volume grown corpulent?" etc. 
 
 11. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). Jubilee Days. An Illustrated Daily 
 
 Eecord of the Humorous Features of the Worlds Peace Jubilee. 
 Illustrations by A. Hoppin. Folio, boards, worn. Boston, 1873 
 Edited anonymously by T. B. Aldrich and W. D. Howells who con- 
 tributed most of the sketches. 
 
 12. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). The Little Violinist. Square 12mo, orig- 
 
 inal wrappers. 
 
 Eeprinted and sold at the Fair of the Mass. Society . . . etc. 
 
 1880 
 
 FIRST SEPARATE EDITION. On the cover is written, Mr. Holden with 
 compliments of T. H. Aldrich, 1896, in the autograph of the author. 
 
Hora qualc animale chc per la dolceefca.lo occulto dolo non per pen. 
 dc,poftpoacndo clnaturalcbifogno.retro ad qucllamhumana nota fen 
 ciamoracumuehementiafeftinantclauia.ioaiidai. Allaqualcquando 
 eflercuctiuK)ragioncuolmcntJearbitraua,inaltra pane la udiua.Oue & 
 quandoaqueUolocoproperantecragiunto.altrondcappareaeflereaffir 
 mata. Et cufi comogli lochimutaua,(imiltnentc piu fuaue&dcle&euo' 
 Icuoccmutauacumcoclefticonccnti, Dunquc pa qucfta inane fatica. 
 & canto cum molella fctccorfo hauendo.me dcbilirai tanto.che apcna 
 poteua io el laflb corpo fuftcntare. Et gli affannati fpiriri habil i non cflcn 
 do cl corpo graucmentcaf&ricatohogimai foftenire,fi pcrcl tranfaftopa 
 uorc, fi pcru urgcntc fetc.qualcper el longo peruagabondo indagare, 
 & criam per Ic grauc anxictate , & per la calda hora , difefo , & relitfo 
 dalle propn'e uirtute, altro unquantulo dcfiderando ne appetendo.fe 
 nonadledebilitatcmembr" quicto ripofo . Mirabondo dellaccidaite 
 cafo.ftupidodcllamclliflua.uoce.&molto piu per ritrouarme intcgio- 
 ne incogniu & inculta , ma a(Tai amocno paefe . Oltra dc quefto.fortc 
 me doleua.chc el liquente fbntc laborio&mcnte trouato.&cum tanto 
 fblerte inquifito fuflc fublato &t pcrdico da gliochii mei. Per lequaletu- 
 tccofe.ioftctti cum lanimo intricate de ambiguitare,& molto trapen- 
 fofo.FJnalmentcpcr tanu Uflltudinecorrcpto.tutto el corpo frigefccn- 
 
 COLONNA. POLIPHILI HYPNEKOTOMACHIA 
 
 Reduced facsimile of page 
 [No. 16] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 13. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book. Decorated 
 
 borders, etc. Narrow 12mo, red vellum gilt, uncut. 
 
 Boston: Riverside Press, 1896 
 
 No. 1 of the LIMITED LAKGE PAPER EDITION, and autographed and dated 
 by Aldrich, at the end. 
 
 14. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). A Sea Turn and Other Matters. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. Boston, 1902 
 
 LARGE PAPER, limited to 200 copies. On the fly-leaf is Aldrich's auto- 
 graph inscription,- Mr. E. B. Holden with the kind regards of Thomas 
 Bailey Aldrich, October 1902. 
 
 15. ALDRICH (THOMAS BAILEY). A Collection of FIRST EDITIONS, as fol- 
 
 lows, The Bells. New York, 1855 ; Daisy's Necklace. New York, 
 1857; The Course of True Love. New York, 1858; Ballad of Babie 
 Bell. New York, 1859 ; Out of His Head, (original wrappers, uncut), 
 New York, 1862 ; Poems. New York, 1863 ; Story of a Bad Boy. 
 Boston, 1870; Marjorie Daw and Other People. Boston, 1873 ; Cloth 
 of Gold and Other Poems. Boston, 1874; Prudence Palfrey. Bos- 
 ton, 1874; A Midnight Fantasy and the Little Violinist. Boston, 
 1877; The Queen of Sheba. Boston, 1877; Baby Bell. Illustrated. 
 Boston, 1878 ; Story of a Cat. Boston, 1879 ; The Stillwater Trag- 
 edy. Boston, 1880; Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book, etc. Boston, 
 1881 ; 36 Lyrics and 12 Sonnets. Boston, 1881 ; Poems Illustrated 
 by the Paint and Clay Club. Boston, 1882; From Ponkapog to 
 Pesth. Boston, 1883; Mercedes and Later Lyrics. Boston, 1884; 
 Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book. Boston, 1886; Wyndham Towers. 
 Boston, 1890; The Sisters' Tragedy. Boston, 1891; The London 
 edition of the same. 1891 ; An Old Town by the Sea. Boston, 1893 ; 
 Two Bites at a Cherry. Boston, 1894; Unguarded Gates. Boston, 
 1895 ; Judith and Holofernes. Boston, 1896 ; Later Lyrics. Boston, 
 1896; Ponkapog Papers. Boston, 1903; Judith of Bethulia. Bos- 
 ton, 1904. Together, 31 vols. 12mo, original cloth or wrappers, as 
 issued. 
 
 16. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. Colonna (Francesco). Hypnerotomachia Poli- 
 
 phili, ubi humana omnia non nisi somnium esse docet . . . etc. 
 Numerous beautiful illustrations, and with the plate illustrating the 
 worship of Priapus unmarred. Folio, straight-grained brown 
 morocco, gilt, gilt edges, inside leather joints, BY c. LEWIS. 
 
 Venice: in aedibus Aldi Manuti, MID (1499) 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Very Fine and Tall copy measuring 1214 x 8 inches. 
 The masterpiece of Aldus' press, and famous for the beauty of the wood- 
 cut illustrations which have been attributed to Mantegna, Raphael, 
 Bellini and nearly all the great artists of the period, though there is a 
 well-founded belief that they may have been executed by the anonymous 
 "Master of the Dolphin" who illustrated other books of Aldus Manutius. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Printed Page] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon., April 28th 
 
 17. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. DANTE. Le Terze Eime di Dante: L'Onferno, 
 
 El Purgatorio, el Paradise. Woodcut illustrations in the preliminary 
 commentary. Thick 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY F. BEDFORD. Venice : In aedibus Aldi, 1502 
 
 FINE COPY OF THE FIRST AJLDINE EDITION, AND EXCEEDINGLY SCARCE. 
 
 18. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. PRIAPUS. Diversorum Veterum Poetarum in 
 
 Priapum lusus. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt Aldine 
 anchor on sides, gilt edges, BY MASSON-DEBONNELLE. 
 
 Venice: Aldi et Andreaa soceri, 1517 
 
 A VERY SCARCE ALDINE IMPRINT AND THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 19. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. BUDE (GUILLIELMI). Libri V de Asse et partib. 
 
 eius post duas Parisienses impressiones ab eodem ipso Budaeo casti- 
 gati, idq. authore lo. Grolierio Lugdunensi. 8vo, old French blue 
 morocco gilt, gilt edges. Venice : Aldi et Andrese Asulani, 1522 
 
 Printed at the expense of Grolier to whom there is a dedication by the 
 printers. Grolier gave minute directions how it was to be printed. It 
 may be assumed that this book was the size, and style in which the 
 famous collector considered books ought to be produced. 
 
 20. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. PETRARCH (FRANCESCO). II Petrarca. Aldine 
 
 anchor on title. 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco, the sides and 
 back decorated with mosaic in interlacing strap work of black levant 
 outlined in gold, inside dentelle borders, gilt edges, BY CAPE. 
 
 Venice: eredi d'Aldo Eomano e di Andrea Asolano, 1533 
 VERY SCARCE, and a very handsomely bound copy. 
 
 21. ALDUS' VENICE PRESS. Bernardini Parthenii Foroivliensis pro Lingua 
 
 Latina oratio. Small 4to, old calf. Venice : Aldi filios, 1545 
 
 22. ALLIBONE (S. AUSTIN). Critical Dictionary of English Literature and 
 
 British and American Authors. With the two Supplementary vol- 
 umes, by J. F. Kirk. Together, 5 vols. royal 8vo, cloth, bindings 
 worn. Philadelphia, 1871-1891 
 
 23. AMERICAN ENGRAVING. Thirteen wood-blocks of early 19th. century, 
 
 including two by Alexander Anderson. Juvenile subjects; also 15 
 later blocks of initial letters. Together, 28 pieces. 
 
 24. AMERICAN ENGRAVING. Descriptive Catalogue of an Exhibition of Early 
 
 Engraving in America (at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.) 
 Square 8vo, boards, uncut. Cambridge, 1904 
 
 THE LIMITED LARGE PAPER EDITION. 
 
 25. AMERICAN POETRY. American Poems, Selected and Original. Vol I 
 
 (all published). 12mo, original sheep. Litchfield [1793] 
 
 The original pieces are by Timothy Dwight, William Dunlap, Richard 
 Alsop, and Joseph Howe. 
 
PROCEEDINGS of his Majefty's Council of the Pro- 
 vince of Maflachufeus-Bay, relative to the Dcpofmon 
 of Andrew Oliver, Efq; Secretary of the faid Province, 
 concerning whac pafled at Council in Confequencc of 
 the unhappy Affair of the 5 th of March 17/0. 
 
 In COUNCIL, Otioixr 4, rfjo. The General Court fitting,' 
 
 ONE of the Members of the Board havine acquainted the 
 Board tha* he had feen a Deposition figned yrWwO/ri*r, 
 which w publi/hed in the Appendix to a Pamphlet lately 
 printed in London ; in which Dtpofitioh divers Gentlemen of thd 
 Council, which confifted of 8 Members then prefent, .therein faid 
 to be convened dn the cth Day of March laft, are rcprcfcnted a 
 having made ftich a 'Declaration to His Honor the Lieutcnant-Go- 
 vernor, refpefling a plan formed by the People to remove theKmg a 
 Troops and the Cbmmiflioners of the Cuftoms from the Town of 
 Gallon, as was likely to be attended with the moft pernicious Con- 
 fequcnccs to this Province He thereupon moved that the Board 
 would make Enquiry of the Gentlemen of which laid Council con- 
 fifted, what Foundation there was for fuch a reprefemation 
 Which motion being feconded, the Board defircd faid Gentlemen, 
 namely, Mr. Danfortb, Mr. Eruing, Mr. Hvblmrd, Mf. Graj, 
 Mr. Ru/ell, Mr. Tjler, Mr. "Pint, and Mr. Dexter, to prepare a 
 true btate of the Matter and lay the fame before the Board as loon 
 as my be. 
 
 JOHK COTTON, D. Secf yi 
 
 THE Committee appointed by the Honorable Board on th<J 
 4thofOftobcr Inftant, <o enquite what Foundation there 
 Was for the'Reprcfentation made in the Deposition figned Andrew 
 Oliver, publiihed in the Appendix to aPamphlet prfnted in London, 
 and to prepare a true State of that Matter and lay the flme -before 
 the Board, having (as far as they are able) recollefted th&Proceed* 
 ings had in Council the 6th and ?th of March laft, and the Decla- 
 rations of Rcyal"T;ler, tfq; and other members of Council (fo far 
 as th.ofe Proceedings and Declaratious are referred to in Mr.O/i'wrr't 
 Depofition)~wnat your Committee can fcverafly recolleft being 
 comprized in their rcfpeflive Depofitions* accompahyihg this that 
 Report, they tike leave to lay the lame before the Honorable 
 Board for their Confederation. 
 
 SAM. DANF ORTH, per Order. 
 * tn 
 
 * For thcfe Depotons fee ib Appendix, No. 7, 8, 9, 10, and u. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS-BAY COLONY 
 
 Proceedings Relative to Andrew Oliver 
 
 Reduced facsimile of first page 
 
 [No. 31] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 26. AMERICAN POETRY. The Columbian Muse: a selection of American 
 
 Poetry from Various Authors of Established Reputation. (By 
 Freneau, Alsop, Hopkins, and others.) 12mo, red straight-grain 
 morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY LARKINS. New York, 1794 
 
 27. AMERICAN POETRY. Poems by Nathaniel Evans. Philadelphia : Dunlap, 
 
 1772 ; D WIGHT'S Greenfield Hill. FIRST EDITION. New York, 1794 ; 
 FURMAN'S Rural Hours (two copies, one in morocco, one boards 
 uncut), Maspeth, L. I., 1824; POEMS of McDonald Clarke. Portrait. 
 New York, 1836 ; and others. Together, 14 vols. 
 
 28. AMERICAN POETRY. The Gospel Tragedy. Engraved frontispiece. Wor- 
 
 cester, 1795; GOODRICH (PETER PARLEY), the Outcast and Other 
 Poems. Boston, 1836 ; FRENEAU'S Capture of the Ship Aurora. New 
 York, 1899 ; OSBORN'S Vision of Rubeta. Illustrated. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. Boston, 1838 ; and others. Together, 18 vols. 
 
 29. AMERICAN POETRY. The Vision of Columbus, by Joel Barlow. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Hartford, 1787; TRUMBULL'S McFingal. Engraved 
 frontispiece. Hudson, 1816; THE LADIES' Philosophy of Love, by 
 Charles Stearns. Leominster, 1797; DRAKE'S Culprit Fay and other 
 Poems. FIRST EDITION. New York, 1835 ; and others. Together, 
 20 vols. 
 
 30. AMERICAN POETRY. Pleasures of Friendship, by James McHenry. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Philadelphia, 1825; LOUISA, by Miss. Seward. New 
 Haven, 1789 ; POEMS by Mrs. Mercy Warren.- FIRST EDITION. Bos- 
 ton, 1790 ; MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of David Humphreys. Portrait. 
 New York, 1804 ; and others. Together, 20 vols. 
 
 31. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Proceedings of His Majesty's Council of the 
 
 Province of Massachusetts-Bay relative to the Deposition of Andrew 
 Oliver, Esq., Secretary of the said Province, concerning what passed 
 at Council in Consequence of the unhappy Affair of the 5th. of 
 March 1770. Plate of the Massacre inserted. Folio, half morocco, 
 gilt top, BY r. BEDFORD. No imprint [Boston, 1770] 
 
 VEBY SCARCE AND COMPLETE. Issued without a title-page, the text pre- 
 ceded by a blank leaf (as in this copy) and followed by pages 1 to 33. 
 
 [See Reproduction of First Page] 
 
 32. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Lind (John). Remarks on the Principal Acts 
 
 of the Thirteenth Parliament of Great Britain . . . Vol. I, Remarks 
 on the Acts relating to the Colonies with a Plan of Reconciliation. 
 8vo, original calf, cracked at hinges. London, 1775 
 
 No more than this volume was published. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 33. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union 
 
 between the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-Bay . . . and 
 Georgia. Folio, pp. 16, half morocco. 
 
 Lancaster, Pa. printed: Boston reprinted, 1777 
 VEBY BABE. 
 
 [See Eeproduction of Title-page] 
 
 34. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Election Sermons. A volume of seventeen elec- 
 
 tion sermons including those by, Judah Champion, 1776 (Hart- 
 ford), John Devotion, 1777 (Hartford), Timothy Dwight, 1791 
 (Hartford), and others. 8vo, sheep. 
 
 Rare collection. All but two are before 1800; mostly of Connecticut 
 interest. 
 
 35. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. History of the Civil War in America. Vol. I, 
 
 comprehending the Campaigns of 1775, 1776 and 1777. By an 
 Officer of the Army (Attributed to Captain Hall of the British 
 Army). Second Edition. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1780 
 The only volume published. VEBY SCABCE. 
 
 36. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Siege of Savannah. Savannah, a Poem in Two 
 
 Cantos to the Memory of the Honourable Colonel John Maitland. 
 By Mr. Colvill. Third Edition. 4to, pp. 20, unbound. 
 
 London, 1780 
 
 Colonel Maitland repulsed the attack of the French and Americans on 
 Savannah on October 9, 1779 in which Pulaski was killed, but died shortly 
 after. 
 
 37. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Hilliard D'Auberteuil (M.). Essais Histo- 
 
 riques et Politiques sur les Anglo- Americains, (et sur la Revolution 
 de 1'Amerique Septentrionale.) 18 portraits, plates and maps. 4 
 parts in 2 vols. 8vo, original calf, bindings worn. 
 
 Bruxelles, 1781-1782 
 
 RABE AND EXCEPTIONALLY so WITH THE FULL NUMBER OF 18 PLATES AND 
 MAPS. The engravings are by Godefroy and include portraits of Wash- 
 ington, Franklin, Pitt, Hancock; views of the death of Montgomery, 
 Funeral of Warren, Burning of New York, etc. 
 
 38. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. A State of the Expedition from Canada as laid 
 
 before the House of Commons by Lt. Gen. Burgoyne. Naps. 8vo, 
 old calf. London, 1780; ANSWER to that part of the Narrative of 
 Sir Henry Clinton which relates to the Conduct of Lt. Gen. Earl 
 Cornwallis during the Campaign in N. America in 1781. By Earl 
 Cornwall] s. 8vo, new half morocco. London, 1783. Together, 2 
 vols. 
 
 TWO IMPORTANT REVOLUTIONABY ITEMS. 
 
CONFEDERATION 
 
 AND 
 
 PERPETUAL UNION 
 
 BBTWEBN THE 
 
 STATES 
 
 o r 
 
 tr--HAMPSHlRE, MASSACHUSETTS-BAY, RHODE-ISLAND 
 ASO PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS, CONNECTICUT, NEW- 
 YORK, NEW.JCRSEY, PENNSYLVANIA. DELAWARE, MARY- 
 LAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH-CAROLINA, SOUTH-CAROLINA 
 A:;D GEORGIA. 
 
 LANCASTER, (PENNSYLVANIA,) PRINTED : 
 
 BOSTON, RE-HUNTED BT JOHN GILL, 
 PRINTS* TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. 
 
 ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION BETWEEN THE STATES 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 33] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 39. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Recueil d'Estampes representant les Differents 
 
 Evenements de la Guerre qui a procure Tlndependence aux Etas-Unis 
 de 1'Amerique. 16 plates and maps engraved by Ponce, representing 
 the Battle of Lexington, Surrender at Saratoga, etc. 4to, original 
 boards, uncut. Paris, circa 1783 
 
 FINE COPY AND EXCEEDINGLY BABE IN THE OBIGINAL BOABD8. 
 
 40. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. An History of the War with America, France 
 
 and Holland begun in the year 1775 and ended in 1783. 8vo, orig- 
 inal sheep, worn. No place: Printed in the year 1787 
 
 41. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Soules (Frangois). Histoire des Troubles de 
 
 1'Amerique Anglaise, ecrites sur les Menioires les plus authentiques. 
 Maps. 4 vols. 8vo, half red straight-grain morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY, some leaves stained. Paris, 1787 
 
 The best written and most authentic history of the American Revolu- 
 tion, written in French. The author had access to original documents, 
 and Rochambeau and the French Minister of War read and revised the 
 manuscript. Rochambeau incorporated much of it in his Memoirs, pub- 
 lished later. The work has become extremely scarce in late years, especi- 
 ally the fourth volume with the Maps. Henry Stevens in his "Historical 
 Nuggets" was unable to describe the last volume. 
 
 
 
 42. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Boucher (M.). Histoire de la Derniere Guerre 
 
 entre 1'Angleterre, les Etats-Unis de 1'Amerique, La France, L'Es- 
 pagne et la Hollande. Folding table of vessels captured or destroyed. 
 2 vols. in one, 8vo, old calf. * Paris, 1788 
 
 43. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Eddis (William). Letters from America, His- 
 
 torical and Descriptive comprising Occurrences from 1769 to 1777 
 inclusive. 8vo, half straight-grain morocco, entirely uncut. 
 
 London : Printed for the author, 1792 
 
 SCABCE. The author, a British Collector of Customs in Maryland, 
 gives a narrative of the beginning of the Revolutionary troubles, until 
 he escaped from the country to a British man-of-war off the coast after 
 some adventures. Much of it concerns Maryland. 
 
 44. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Clinton (Sir Henry). Authentic Copies of 
 
 Letters between Sir Henry Clinton and the Commissioners for audit- 
 ing the Public Accounts. 8vo, half calf, uncut and unopened. 
 
 London, 1793 
 
 45. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Mason (George). The Life of Richard, Earl 
 
 Howe. Engraved portrait by Orme. 8vo, half crimson straight- 
 grain morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1803 
 
First Session,, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 46. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Hubley (Bernard). The History of the Amer- 
 
 ican Revolution including the most important Events and Resolu- 
 tions of the Honourable Continental Congress and also the most 
 interesting Letters and Orders of His Excellency General George 
 Washington. Volume I. 8vo, original boards, entirely uncut. 
 
 Northumberland, Pa. ; Printed for the Author by Andrew Ken- 
 nedy, 1805 
 
 The Sarcest History of the Revolution, and all that was published, and 
 rarely occurring for sale. This copy is in exceptional condition being in 
 its original issued form and preserved in a morocco solander case. It 
 also contains the pages inadvertently omitted, between pp. 192-193, which 
 leaves were unknown to Sabin. This history is particularly valuable for 
 the Border Warfare of the Revolution. 
 
 47. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Lee (Henry). Memoirs of the War in the 
 
 Southern Department of the United States. Portraits of Gens. 
 Cornwallis and Greene by Edwin. 2 vols. 8vo, original boards, 
 entirely uncut, in solander cases. Philadelphia, 1812 
 
 FIBST EDITION. VERY RARE, particularly in the original binding and 
 entirely uncut. 
 
 48. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Drayton (John). Memoirs of the American 
 
 Revolution, from its Commencement to the year 1776, as relating to 
 the State of South Carolina, and occasionally referring to the States 
 of North-Carolina and Georgia. Engraved portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 original boards, entirely uncut, cover off. Charleston, 1821 
 
 49. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Garden (Alexander). Anecdotes of the Revo- 
 
 lutionary War in America, with Sketches of Character of persons 
 the most distinguished in the Southern States for civil and military 
 Services. Charleston; 1822 ; Anecdotes of the American Revolution, 
 Second Series, 1828. 2 vols. tall 8vo and 12mo, crimson morocco 
 gilt, gilt tops, uncut, the former foxed. James Ramsay's copy with 
 his autograph. Charleston S. C. for the Author, 1822-1828 
 
 Fine copies, both entirely uncut. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 50. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Allen (Paul). History of the American Revo- 
 
 lution comprehending all the principal Events in the Field and in 
 the Cabinet, to which are added the most important Resolutions of 
 the Continental Congress and many of the most important Letters of 
 General Washington. 2 vols. 8vo, original printed boards, entirely 
 uncut. Baltimore, 1822 
 
 51. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Dring (Capt. Thomas). Recollections of the 
 
 Jersey Prison Ship, taken, and prepared for publication from the 
 original manuscript of the late Captain Thomas Dring of Provi- 
 dence, R. I., one of the Prisoners. By Albert G. Greene. Frontis- 
 piece. 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY BED- 
 FORD. Providence, 1829 
 FIRST EDITION. RARE. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 52. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Moore (Frank). Diary of the American Revo- 
 
 lution. From Newspapers and Original Documents. Engraved por- 
 traits. 2 vols. thick royal 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 LARGE PAPER, only 100 copies, privately printed. 
 
 53. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Johnston (Henry Phelps). Nathan Hale, 
 
 1776. Biography and Memorials. Illustrated, facsimiles, portraits, 
 views, etc. Square 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1901 
 
 Privately printed ; one of 25 copies on Japan paper. 
 
 54. AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Hewes' Traits of the Tea-Party. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. With portrait. New York, 1835; ELLET'S Women of the 
 Revolution. With portraits. 3 vols. New York, 1849. Scarce; 
 AMERICAN MILITARY BIOGRAPHY, with Life of Lafayette. Scarce 
 portraits and views. Philadelphia, 1831 ; LETTERS of Hugh, Earl 
 Percy, edited by C. K. Bolton. Boston, 1902; and a collection of 
 Books and pamphlets relating to the Battle of Bunker Hill. To- 
 gether, 36 vols. and pamphlets. 
 
 55. AMERICANA. Vries (David Pietersz de). Korte Historiael ende Jour- 
 
 naels avent eyckeninge van verscheyden Voyagiens in de vier deelen 
 des Wereldts-ronde, als Europa, Africa, Asia ende Amerika. En- 
 graved portrait of De Vries by Visscher, and text engravings. Small 
 4to, dark blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY w. PRATT 
 FOR HENRY STEVENS. t'Hoorn : David Pietersz de Vries, 1655 
 
 EXCEEDINGLY SCARCE AND A FINE COPY. The special value lies in his 
 description of his voyages to the New Netherlands in 1631-1634, and 
 description of the country and its government under the Dutch Company, 
 criticising the rule of Van Twiller and Kieft ; with account of the Indians 
 of New York. 
 
 56. AMERICANA. Description Exacte de tout ce qui s'est passe dans les 
 
 Guerres entre le Roy d'Angleterre, le Roy de France, les Etats des 
 Provincies Unies du Pays-has, et 1'Evesque de Munster commencant 
 de PAn 1664 et finissant avec la conclusion de Paix en 1667. Etch- 
 ings of naval battles, the Great Fire of London, etc. Small 4to, 
 vellum. Amsterdam, 1668 
 
 A short account is given of the conquest of New York (New Amster- 
 dam) by the British. 
 
 57. AMERICANA. Fowle (Daniel). A Total Eclipse of Liberty, being a True 
 
 and Faithful Account of the Arraignment and Examination of 
 Daniel Fowle ... on Suspicion of his being concerned in Printing 
 and Publishing a Pamphlet intitled The Monster of Monsters . . . 
 etc. Written by himself. 8vo, half roan, uncut. Boston, 1755 
 
 Fine large uncut copy. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 58. AMERICANA. Bouquet (Henry). An Historical Account of the Expedi- 
 
 tion against the Ohio Indians in the Year 1764, under the Command 
 of Henry Bouquet, including his Transactions with the Indians, 
 relative to the delivery of their Prisoners and the Preliminaries of 
 Peace. With an Introductory Account of the Preceeding Campaign, 
 and Battle at Bushy-Eun. Map by Thomas Hutchins of the Ohio 
 Country and two plans of the Battle of Busliy Run, etc., both backed 
 with linen. 4to, crimson crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Philadelphia, printed and sold by William Bradford, 1765 
 
 FINE COPY OF THE VERY SCARCE ORIGINAL EDITION. The aCCOUnt WHS 
 
 written by William Smith. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 59. AMERICANA. Letters to the Right Honorable the Earl of Hillsborough 
 
 from Governor Bernard, General Gage and the Honorable His Ma- 
 jesty's Council for the Province of Massachusetts-Bay. With an 
 Appendix containing Divers Proceedings referred to in the said Let- 
 ters. Portrait of the Earl of Hillsborough, inserted. Folio, pp. 1-83, 
 half red morocco, gilt top, BY r. BEDFORD. 
 
 Boston: Printed by Edes and Gill, 1769 
 VERY SCARCE. The beginning of the ferment that led to the Revolution. 
 
 60. AMERICANA. CONSTITUTION (THE). Constitutions des Treize Etats- 
 
 Unis de PAmerique. 4to, French calf, gilt top. 
 
 Philadelphia 1783 (Paris Printed) 
 
 BEAUTIFUL COPY, VERY RARE. The first translation of the Constitutions 
 into French. Papier velin copy. 
 
 61. AMERICANA. A Collection of Scarce and Interesting Tracts written by 
 
 Persons of Eminence upon the most important, political and com- 
 mercial subjects during the years 1763-1770. 4 vols. 8vo, old calf, 
 cracked at hinges. London : Debrett, 1788 
 
 Among the tracts are, Franklin's Examination before the House of 
 Commons on the Repeal of the Stamp Act ; Burke's Short Account of a 
 Short Administration; Townshend on the State of the Nation; Proceed- 
 ings of the Privy Council concerning the removal of Gov. Hutchinson ; 
 and others. 
 
 62. AMERICANA. Anburey (Thomas). Travels through the Interior Parts 
 
 of America. By An Officer. Plates and map, including the fac- 
 simile of Continental Money often missing. 2 vols. old calf, covers 
 loose. London, 1789 
 
 SCARCE. Although requiring binding a good, clean and tall copy inside. 
 Written by an Officer with Burgoyne's army, and gives an account of 
 their march from Canada, surrender and detainment as prisoners. 
 
 63. AMERICANA. Monroe (James). A View of the Conduct of the Executive 
 
 in the Foreign Affairs of the United States, connected with the Mis- 
 sion to the French Republic, 1794-6. Illustrated by his Instructions 
 and Correspondence, and other Authentic Documents. 8vo, old 
 leather, worn. Philadelphia: Benjamin Franklin Bache, 1797 
 
Publilhed from authentic Documents, by a Lover of his Country. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA: 
 
 PRINTED and fold by WILLIAM B R A D F O B D, at 
 COFFEE-HOVSE, the corner of Market and Front-ftreets. M.DCC.LXV. 
 
 HISTORICAL ACCOUNT 
 
 OF THE 
 
 EXPEDITION 
 
 AGAINST THE 
 
 OHIO INDIANS, in the YEAR 1764, 
 
 UNDER THE COMMAND or 
 
 HENRY BOUQUET, ESQ; 
 
 COLONEL of Foot, andnow BRIGADIER GENERAL in AMERICA. 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 His Tranfactionj with the Indians, relative to the delivery of their prifoners, 
 and the preliminaries of PEACE." 
 
 WITH AN 
 
 INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNT 
 
 Of the Preceeding Campaign, and Battle at BUSHY-RUN . 
 
 TO WHICH ARE ANNEXED 
 
 MILITARY PAPERS, 
 
 CONTAINING 
 
 Reflexions on the war with the Savages -, a method of forming frontier fettle- 
 mentsi fome account of the Indian country, with a lift of natious, fight- 
 ing men, towns, diftanccs and different routs. 
 
 The whole illuftrated with a Map and Copper-plates. 
 
 HENRY BOUQUET 
 
 Expedition Against the Ohio Indians 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 58 J 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 64. AMEBICANA. A volume containing, MINOT'S History of the Insurrec- 
 
 tions in Massachusetts in 1786. Worcester, 1788; AN ADDRESS of 
 William Smith of South-Carolina to his Constituents. Philadelphia, 
 1794; ADDISON'S Oration on the Rise and Progress of the United 
 States of America. Philadelphia, 1798; KENNEDY'S Answer to 
 Paine's letter to General Washington. Philadelphia, re-published 
 by William Cobbett, 1798; A FIVE MINUTES ANSWER to Paine's let- 
 ter to Genl. Washington. London, 1797 ; L'!NDEPENDANCE absolue des 
 Americains des Etats-Unis prouvee. (By T. W. Griffith.) Paris, 
 1798. 8vo, old half calf. 
 
 65. AMERICANA. [Lowell (John).] The New-England Patriot: Being a 
 
 Candid Comparison of the Principles and Conduct of the Wash- 
 ington and Jefferson Administrations. The Whole founded upon 
 Indisputable Facts and Public Documents. 8vo, half green straight- 
 grain morocco, gilt top. Boston, 1810 
 
 66. AMERICANA. Dickinson (John). Letters from a Farmer in Pennsyl- 
 
 vania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies. Historical Intro- 
 duction by R. T. H. Halsey. Portrait of John Dickinson and of 
 Catherine Macaulay (the latter heightened with gold). Tall 8vo, 
 half vellum, uncut. New York, 1903 
 
 One of 39 copies printed on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 67. AMERICANA. Mills' Historic Houses of New Jersey. Illustrated. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1902; PHELAN'S History of Tennessee. Boston, 1888; 
 HARIOT'S Virginia, edited by Henry Stevens. London, privately 
 printed, 1900; FISCHER'S Discoveries of the Norsemen in America. 
 London, 1903; UNCLE SAM'S Peculiarities. 2 vols. London, no 
 date; and others. Together, 11 vols., various sizes. 
 
 68. AMERICANA. Speeches of Caleb Strong of Massachusetts. With rare por- 
 
 trait. Newburyport, 1808 ; Life of Gen. William Eaton, Brookfield, 
 1813; Homes of American Authors. Facsimiles and Views. New 
 York, 1855; GREEN'S Three Military Diaries (Colonial and Revolu- 
 tionary Wars), Groton, 1901 ; and others. Together, 20 vols., various 
 sizes. 
 
 69. AMERICANA. Civil and Military History of Andrew Jackson. Portrait 
 
 by Maverick. New York, 1825 ; BUELL'S Revival of Religion. East- 
 hampton, L. I. Rare portrait. . Sag Harbor, 1808; BERNHARD VON 
 SAXE- WEIMAR, Reize en Noord-Amerika, 1825-1826. 2 vols. Dor- 
 drecht, 1829 ; ADAMS' Eulogy of James Madison. Boston, 1826 ; and 
 others. Together, 20 vols. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 70. AMERICANA. Goodrich's Republican Court. Portraits. New York, 1855 ; 
 
 MOORE'S Rebel Rhymes and Rhapsodies, Lyrics of Loyalty, Personal 
 and Political Ballads. New York, 1864. 3 vols.; THE AMERICAN 
 DEMOCRAT, by J. Fenimore Cooper. Cooperstown, 1838 ; MOTLEY'S 
 Historic Progress and American Democracy. With Autograph letter 
 signed by W. C. Bryant, inserted. New York, 1869; and others. 
 Together, 28 vols. 
 
 71. ANDERSON (ALEXANDER). A Memorial of Alexander Anderson, the 
 
 First Engraver on wood in America. By Benson J. Lossing. Numer- 
 ous reproductions from original blocks by Anderson and portrait. 
 Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, 
 
 New York, 1872 
 Limited issue printed for subscribers. 
 
 72. ANDERSON (ALEXANDER). Life and Works of Alexander Anderson, the 
 
 First American Wood Engraver. By F. M. Burr. Portraits and 
 over 30 engravings by himself. Tall 8vo, vellum, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1893 
 One of 25 copies printed on Parchment Vellum paper. 
 
 73. ANDRE (MAJOR JOHN). Sargent (Winthrop). The Life and Career of 
 
 Major John Andre, Adjutant-General of the British Army in Amer- 
 ica. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut and unopened. Boston, 1861 
 Limited to 75 copies printed on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 74. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Eulogy on Thomas Crawford. By 
 
 Thomas Hicks. Medallion portrait in two colors and other illustra- 
 tions. 8vo, red crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 
 Privately Printed by William Loring Andrews for Subscribers, this 
 copy being one of five only printed on India Paper. With autograph 
 letter of Mr. Andrews laid in, presenting the copy to Dr. Stiles. 
 
 75. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Madame Eliza B. Jumel. Obituary in 
 
 the New York Times, July 18, 1865. Portrait (inserted). Royal 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. New York, 1865 
 
 One of the thirty copies privately printed for Mr. Andrews. The 
 inserted portrait is an early water-color drawing, apparently after a 
 miniature of Madam Jumel in her younger days. 
 
 76. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Halleck (Fitz-Greene). Lines to The 
 
 Recorder (Richard Riker). FIRST EDITION. Royal 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt top. New York, 1866 
 
 One of 70 copies privately printed for William Loring Andrews. 
 
 77. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Fanny: A Poem. By Fitz-Greene Hal- 
 
 leck. Thin 4to, cloth. New York, 1866 
 
 The excessively rare issue printed on India Paper and on one side of 
 the leaf only. Very few were printed like this, and only 70 in all. 
 
WILLIAM LORING ANDREWS 
 
 Jean Grolier de Servier 
 
 Reduced facsimile of binding by Samblancx-Weckesser 
 [No. 84] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 78. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LOEING). Fanny, a Poem. By Fitz-Greene Hal- 
 
 leek. Tall 8vo, wrappers, uncut. New York, 1866 
 
 No. 8 of 70 copies privately printed for W. L. Andrews and initialled 
 by him. 
 
 79. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Lines to the Kecorder by Fitz-Greene 
 
 Halleck. Tall 8vo, wrappers, uncut. New York, 1866 
 
 No. 8 of 70 copies privately printed for W. L. Andrews and initialled 
 by him. 
 
 80. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Duer (William A.). Reminiscences of 
 
 an Old New Yorker. By the late William A. Duer. 4to, cloth. 
 
 New York, 1867 
 
 No. 8 of 35 copies printed for William Loring Andrews and initialled 
 by him. Laid in is a portrait of Mr. Andrews. 
 
 81'. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Fitz-Greene Halleck. By Evert A. 
 Duyckinck. Thin 4to, half crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut, the original wrappers retained. New York, 1868 
 
 Privately printed for W. L. Andrews in 50 copies. 
 
 82. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). A Choice Collection of Books from the 
 
 Aldine Presses in the Possession of * * *, with a short introductory 
 account of the Aldus Family. Facsimile. Thin 8vo, original blue 
 wrappers, gilt, uncut. New York, 1885 
 
 No. 8 of 50 copies all numbered and signed by Mr. Andrews. Edward 
 Bierstadt's copy with his pencilled name on the fly-leaf. 
 
 83. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Roger Payne and his Art. A Short 
 
 Account of his Life and Work as a Binder. 11 plates, 10 of which 
 are in gold and color. Narrow 8vo, green crushed levant morocco, 
 wide pointille and floral gilt border, a shaped panel of the same de- 
 sign, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, BY DE SAMBLANC-WECKESSER, 
 marbled paper slip case. New York, 1892 
 
 Only 120 copies were printed on Holland Paper, the binding in fac- 
 simile of the famous Payne Bible in Mr. Andrews' collection. 
 
 84. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Jean Grolier de Servier, Viscount d'Agu- 
 
 isy, some account of his Life and of his Famous Library. 14 plates, 
 11 of which are in gold and color. Square 8vo, warm brown crushed 
 levant morocco inlaid in a Grolier design in very dark brown, red 
 and ivory ornamented with pointille tooling and outlined in gold, 
 inside gilt borders, leather joints, moire end papers and fly-leaves, 
 gilt edges, BY DE SAMBLANC WECKESSER, marbled paper slip case, 
 original wrappers retained. New York, 1892 
 
 One of 10 copies on Japan vellum paper. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Binding] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 85. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Bradford Map: The City of New 
 
 York at the Time of the Granting of the Montgomery Charter. Fac- 
 simile of an Actual Survey made by James Lyne and printed by Wil- 
 liam Bradford in 1731, and m,any views of old New York. 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt top. New York, 1893 
 
 One of ten copies printed on Japan paper. 
 
 86. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). A Stray Leaf from the Correspondence 
 
 of Washington Irving and Charles Dickens. 6 illustrations on cop- 
 per and zinc. 12mo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1894 
 No. 9 of 77 copies printed on Japan paper and one of the first fifteen 
 copies containing proofs in three states of the copperplate engraving of 
 the Steamship 'Britannia.' 
 
 87. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Among My Books. Facsimiles of bind- 
 
 ings in color, Portraits, etc. Tall 8vo. New York, 1894 
 
 One of 10 copies on Japan paper, with autograph presentation inscrip- 
 tion to Mr. Holden and with signed proof by French of Mr. Andrews' 
 book-plate. Specially bound by THE CLUB BINDERY in red straight-grain 
 morocco, richly gilt sides and back in facsimile of a Roger Payne binding. 
 
 88. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING) AND MATTHEWS (WILLIAM). A short his- 
 
 torical sketch of the Art of Bookbinding. Small 8vo, straight grain 
 crimson morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York, 1895 
 Printed on Japan paper and limited to 50 copies. 
 
 89. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Short Historical Sketch of the Art of 
 
 Bookbinding. By W. L. Andrews: with a description of the Prom- 
 inent Styles by William Matthews. Illustrated. Square 12mo, 
 wrappers, uncut. New York, 1895 
 
 Limited to 50 copies. 
 
 90. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Old Booksellers of New York and 
 
 other Papers. Three plates engraved by E. D. French, all signed 
 proofs on India paper and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1895 
 One of ten copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 91. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). An Essay on the Portraiture of The 
 
 American Eevolutionary War, being an account of a number of the 
 Engraved Portraits connected therewith, remarkable for their rarity 
 or otherwise interesting. To which is added an Appendix containing 
 list of Portraits of Revolutionary characters to be found in various 
 English and American Publications of the 18th and the early part 
 of the 19th Century. Illustrated after 20 of the Original Engrav- 
 ings. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1896 
 Limited to 185 copies on hand-made paper. Laid in are two extra 
 portraits printed on satin. 
 
First Session,, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 92. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Journey of the Iconophiles around 
 
 New York in Search of the Historical and Picturesque. Plates in 
 two states, lettered and unlettered proofs. Square tall 8vo, crimson 
 morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. New York, 1897 
 
 One of 87 copies printed for the Club by Mr. Andrews with the 12 
 etchings by E. D. French in two states. 
 
 93. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). A Prospect of the Colledges in Cam- 
 
 bridge, in New England. . . . Engraved by William Burgis in 1726. 
 The description compiled by William Loring Andrews. Illustrated 
 from rare originals. Square tall 8vo. New York, 1897 
 
 One of 25 copies on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 94. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). New Amsterdam, New Orange, New 
 
 York. A Chronologically arranged Account of engraved Views of 
 the City from the first picture published in 1651 until 1800. Illus- 
 trated with many fine reproductions of rare views, portraits and 
 maps, some finely printed in colors on Japan vellum, rubricated 
 title-page tvith vignette and vignette head and tail-pieces by E. IL 
 French. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1897 
 
 One of 30 copies on Imperial Japan paper, with duplicate proofs of the 
 vignettes by E. D. French. 
 
 95. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Fragments of American History. Illus- 
 
 trated solely by the Works of those of our own Engravers who 
 flourished in the Xviiith Century. Plates of Norman, Doolittle, 
 Aitkin and others reproduced, many in colors. Thin 8vo, half calf, 
 gilt top, uncut. New York, 1898 
 
 One of 30 copies on Imperial Japan paper privately printed for William 
 Loring Andrews. 
 
 96. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Sextodecimos et Infra. Illuminated title 
 
 and plates, many in colors. Narrow 8vo, original vellum wrappers, 
 gilt, uncut, in solander case of crushed brown levant morocco, gilt. 
 
 ' New York, 1899 
 No. 3 of 12 copies on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 97. ANDKEWS (WILLIAM LORING). A Trio of Eighteenth Century French 
 
 Engravers of Portraits in Miniature: Ficquet, Savart, Grateloup. 
 Facsimile reproductions. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt back, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1899 
 Limited to 161 copies on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 98. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Sextodecimos et Infra. Illuminated title 
 
 and plates, many in colors. Narrow 12mo, straight-grain crimson 
 morocco, gilt, elaborate gilt back, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 ERY. New York, 1899 
 One of 140 copies on English hand-made paper. Bound at the end is 
 a bibliography of the books privately printed by Mr. Andrews. 
 
First Session , Wednesday Afternoon., April 28th 
 
 99. ANDEEWS (WILLIAM LORING). Gossip about Book Collecting. Finely 
 illustrated with colored reproductions of bindings, manuscripts, etc. 
 2 vols. 8vo, vellum gilt, gilt tops. New York, 1900 
 
 One of 32 copies on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 100. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). James Lyne's Survey; or, as it is 
 
 more commonly known, the Bradford Map. With 3 folding maps, 
 reproducing the original and reprints. Thin 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1900 
 One of 32 copies on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 101. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Iconography of the Battery and 
 
 Castle Garden. Frontispiece and map in colors and reproductions of 
 rare views. Thin 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1901 
 
 Limited to 167 copies. 
 
 102. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Paul Eevere and his Engravings. Title 
 
 page engraved by E. D. French, a reproduction of the 'Boston 
 Massacre' printed in colors and other fine plates. 8vo, boards, gilt 
 top, uncut. New York, 1901 
 
 Only 135 copies were printed on Van Gelder paper. 
 
 103. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). Bibliopegy in the United States and 
 
 Kindred Subjects. With numerous fine reproductions of American 
 book-bindings. 8vo, boards, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1902 
 
 Limited to 141 copies on Van Gekter paper. 
 
 104. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an 
 
 Angle from The Book of Saint Albans, with an Introductory Essay. 
 Thin Svo, vellum gilt, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1903 
 
 Limited to 150 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 105. [ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING).]. Views of Early New York, with 
 
 Illustrative Sketches. Prepared for the New York Chapter of the 
 Colonial Order of the Acorn. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1904 
 
 Privately printed in a limited issue and containing "New York in 1733" 
 by William Loring Andrews. The many fine plates are from extremely 
 rare and early New York Views. 
 
 106. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). New York as Washington knew it after 
 
 the Revolution. Engraved illustrations after famous originals by 
 8. L. Smith. 8vo, vellum, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1905 
 
 Limited to 135 copies on French hand-made paper, with the frontispiece 
 in plain and colored state. 
 
 107. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Continental Insurance Company 
 
 of New York, 1853-1905. A Historical Sketch. Frontispiece. Thin 
 8vo, wrappers. New York, 1906 
 
 One of 120 copies printed on hand-made paper, so inscribed, and signed 
 by W. L. Andrews. 
 
ALARI.C AT ROME 
 
 tlrnr |9ocm, 
 
 RECITED IN RIKJUY SCHOOL. 
 
 K Jtir, MOCCCXL 
 
 RUGBY: CX)MBE AND CROSSLEY. 
 
 MDCCCXX. 
 
 MATTHEW ARNOLD 
 
 Alaric at Rome 
 
 Reduced facsimile of wrapper 
 
 [No. Ill] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 108. ANNUALS. The Token, Boston, 1831 to 1834, 1836 to 1838 and 1842; 
 
 THE GIFT, 4 vols., Philadelphia, 1837 to 1844; THE ATLANTIC 
 SOUVENIR, 1827 to 1829, Philadelphia, 3 vols.; various numbers of 
 the Gem, the Lady's Album, the Baltimore Book, the Magnolia, the 
 Eose of Sharon, Columbian Annual, (with the Fashion Plates of 
 1848) ; GEMS OF POETEY, Hartford, 1848. With rare portraits of 
 Bryant, Longfellow, etc. Together, 24 vols. in the original bindings. 
 
 Various places, various dates 
 
 Containing original contribution by Hawthorne, Poe, Lowell, Holmes 
 and other noted Authors. The bindings of these pretty gift books of our 
 Grandmothers are often sought for as the best distinctively American 
 bindings of the period. 
 
 109. APULEIUS. Cupid and Psyche: a mythological Tale from the Golden 
 
 Ass of Apuleius. Two stipple engravings after Cipriani. 4to, half 
 blue calf. London, 1800 
 
 110. AENOLD (Sis EDWIN). Poems, Narrative and Critical. Oxford, 1853; 
 
 Hero and Leander from the Greek of Musaeus, M.d. (1873) ; 
 Japonica. Illustrated by Robert Blum, New York, 1891. FIEST 
 EDITIONS. Together, 3 vols. original cloth. 
 
 111. [ARNOLD (MATTHEW) .] Alaric at Rome : a Prize Poem recited in Rugby 
 
 School. 8vo, original pink wrappers. Preserved in levant morocco 
 solander case. Rugby, 1840 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE. The Original Edition of Matthew Arnold's first 
 book, in fine original state and particularly rare with the original 
 wrappers. Printed by a Rugby local printer from the author's manu- 
 script, immediately after the recitation of the poem, it was no doubt issued 
 in a very few copies for presentation to Arnold's friends only and has 
 thus disappeared, probably not six copies being known to-day. This has 
 the faint autograph on the wrapper of a Rugby student. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Wrapper] 
 
 112. AENOLD (MATTHEW). Alaric at Rome. A Prize Poem. A type-fac- 
 
 simile Reprint of the Original Edition, published at Rugby in 1840. 
 Edited by Thomas J. Wise. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 tooled into panels with gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, gilt 
 inside borders, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDEEY. London, 1893 
 
 One of a very few copies privately printed by T. J. Wise, on vellum, for 
 presentation to friends. EXCESSIVELY RARE, only one other sold in this 
 country. 
 
 113. AENOLD (MATTHEW). Collection Set of FIEST EDITIONS, etc., as fol- 
 
 lows, Cromwell. Oxford, 1843 (with the Second and Third edi- 
 tions, 1863, 1891) ; The Strayed Reveller and Other Poems. Lon- 
 don, 1849 ; Empedocles on Etna and Other Poems. London, 1852 ; 
 Poems, new edition. London, 1853; Poems, second edition. Lon- 
 don, 1854; Poems, Second Series. London, 1855; Poems, third 
 
 [Continued 
 
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 [No. 113 Continued] 
 
 edition (first series). London, 1857; Merope, a Tragedy. London, 
 1858 ; England and the Italian Question. London, 1859 ; The 
 Popular Education of France. London, 1861; On Translating 
 Homer. London, 1861 ; Last Words on Translating Homer. Lon- 
 don, 1862; A French Eton. London, 1864; Essays in Criticism. 
 London, 1865; On the Study of Celtic Literature. London, 1867; 
 New Poems. London, 1867; Saint Brandan. London, 1867; 
 Schools and Universities on the Continent. London, 1868; New 
 Poems, second edition. London, 1868; Poems, (First Collected 
 Edition), 2 vols. London, 1869; Culture and Anarchy. London, 
 1869; St. Paul and Protestantism. London, 1870; Friendship's 
 Garland. London, 1871; Literature and Dogma. London, 1873; 
 Higher Schools and Universities in Germany. London, 1874; God 
 and the Bible. London, 1875; Essays in Criticism, third edition, 
 enlarged. London, 1875; Isaiah. London, 1875; Poems, complete 
 edition, 2 vols. London, 1877; Last Essays on Church and Religion. 
 London, 1877; Mixed Essays. London, 1879; Geist's Grave. Lon- 
 don. Privately printed, 1881 ; Irish Essays. London, 1882 ; Isaiah 
 of Jerusalem. London, 1883; Poems (library edition), 2 vols. 
 London, 1885; Discourses in America. London, 1885; Essays in 
 Criticism, second series. London, 1888; Civilization in the United 
 States. Boston, 1888; Eeports on Elementary Schools. London, 
 1889; On Home Rule for Ireland. London. Privately printed, 
 1891; Also, with Smart's Bibliography of Matthew Arnold. Lon- 
 don, 1892. Together, 44 vols. 12mo and 8vo, mostly in original 
 cloth (two or three are ex-library copies), and four are in leather 
 slip cases. Oxford, London and Boston, 1843-1891 
 
 Fine set of First Editions, including "Empedocles on Etna" of which 
 only about 50 copies were sold before its suppression ; the very rare 
 "Strayed Reveller" etc. Three of the volumes have autograph inscrip- 
 tions "'From the Author." 
 
 114. AKNOLD (WILLIAM HARRIS). First Report of a Book-Collector; Com- 
 
 prising a Brief answer to the frequent question, 'Why First Edi- 
 tions?' . . . and five egotistical Chapters of Anecdote and Advice 
 addressed to the beginner in book collecting. 30 facsimiles. Tall 
 8vo, vellum, uncut. Jamaica, N. Y., 1897-1898 
 
 The Limited issue with the foreword signed by Mr. Arnold. .Only 85 
 copies issued on hand-made paper, and containing two genuine leaves 
 from Froissart's Chronicles printed by Pynson in 1525. 
 
 115. ARNOLD (WILLIAM HARRIS). A Record of Books & Letters. With an 
 
 Essay on the Collector's Point of View, by Leon H. Vincent. Fac- 
 similes. 4to, cloth, uncut. Jamaica, 1901 
 One of 116 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 116. ART. A Brief History of Wood Engraving by J. Cundall. London, 
 
 1895; MARKS AND MONOGRAMS of Early English and Continental 
 Engravers (Bryan) ; ROFFE'S J. G. Wille. Privately printed in 15 
 copies; THE KEPPEL monographs on American Etchers, What Etch- 
 ings Are, Golden Age of Engraving, etc. ; and a few folio volumes 
 including, The Crayon, Chapin's Masters and Masterpieces of En- 
 gravings. ' N". Y., 1894; Child's Art and Criticism, and Venise, 
 ses Arts Decoratifs, etc. par Emile Molinier. Illustrations. Paris, 
 1889; and others. Together, 42 vols. 
 
 117. ARTS AND CRAFTS ESSAYS. With a Preface by William Morris. Illus- 
 
 trated. Small 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco, inside gilt fillet 
 line border and corner ornaments, gilt edges, BY THE DOVES BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1893 
 
 William Morris, Walter Crane, Selwyn Image and others have given 
 the result of their experience in printing, textiles, decoration and other 
 Arts and Crafts. 
 
 118. ASCHAM (ROGER). The Scholemaster ; or, Plaine and Perfite way of 
 
 teaching children. . .etc. Small 4to, stamped roan elaborately gilt, 
 gilt edges. London: John Daye, An. 1571 
 
 One of the issues with the colophon dated 1573. VEKY SCARCE in all 
 editions. 
 
 119. ASHENDENE PRESS. Chaucer (Geoffrey). The Prologue to the Tales of 
 
 Caunterbury. Woodcuts. 4to, original green wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Herts, 1898 
 
 One of 50 copies privately printed by St. John Hornby and his Sisters 
 "with some little help of Cicely Barclay" for private circulation only 
 "amongst their Friends and Neighbors," and signed by Mr. Hornby. 
 
 120. ASHER (G. M.). A Bibliographical and Historical Essay on the Dutch 
 
 Books and Pamphlets relating to New-Netherland and to the Dutch 
 West India Company and to its Possessions in Brazil, Angola, etc., 
 as also on the Maps, Charts, etc. of New-Netherland. Facsimiles 
 of the Visscher map and the three existing views of New Amsterdam. 
 Square 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Amsterdam: Muller, 1868 
 
 121. ASHTON (JOHN). A Century of Ballads. Illustrated. Boston, n.d.; 
 
 EGERTON CASTLE'S English Book Plates. Illustrated. London, 
 1893; ARISTOTLE on the Athenian Constitution, translated by Ken- 
 yon. London, 1891. Large Paper; THE LAZY MINSTREL, by Ashby- 
 Sterry. London, 1886. One of 50 copies signed by the author; and 
 others. Together, 20 vols. 
 
 122. ASTRUC (ZACHARIE). Espagne: Le Generalife; Serenades et Songes. 
 
 Illustrations de U. Checa, in two states. Royal 8vo, half crimson 
 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the original covers 
 
 retained. Paris, 1897 
 
 No. 20 of 25 copies on Japanese vellum, with the plates in two states. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 123. AUCASSIN ET NICOLETTE. Chantefable du Douzieme Siecle. Traduite 
 
 par A. Bida. Revision du texte originate et preface par Gaston 
 Paris. Paris, 1888. One of 25 copies on China paper, with the 
 plates in proof state; C'Est Daucassi & de Nicolete, reproduced 
 in photofacsimile from the Ms. by F. W. Bourdillon, with a type- 
 transliteration, notes and introduction, half vellum. Oxford, 1896. 
 Limited to 165 copies. Together, 2 vols. tall 8vb. 
 
 124. AUTOGRAPHS. SALA (GEORGE AUGUSTUS English litterateur). A.L.S., 
 
 Ip. 12mo, No place, no date. To "Captain Wilson Barslow, N. Y. 
 City." With autographed portrait of the author, portrait of Mrs. 
 Sala, and addressed envelope; BARTLETT (JOHN E. State Sec'y 
 of E. I., and American author). A.L.S., 3pp. 12mo, State of 
 Ehode Island. Secretary's Office. Providence, "October 20th, 
 1863." To "Henry B. Dawson Esq." Acknowledging receipt of 
 writer's letter and volume, "The Federalist," and enclosing to 
 recipient a copy of the Constitution of the U. S. accompanied by 
 the Ratification of the same by E. I., one of the original copies 
 printed for the Convention in 1790; McWmsTER (D. A.). A.L.S. 
 2pp. 12mo, "2 Lindsay Eow, Old Battersea bridge, Chelsea, Feb. 6 
 [1867]." To "Mr. Sheppard," expressing pleasure at a prospective 
 visit from the recipient; PHILIPS (W. MORTON). A.L.S., Ip. 12mo, 
 "Haybridge Stoke on Trent Augt. 10. 1890." Enclosing his book- 
 plate; HUGHES (E. E.). A.L.S., Ip. 12mo, "95 Chelsea Walk, 
 Chelsea, Dec. 9." To "Win. Eobinson Esq.," regretting his inability 
 to give him one of his bookplates; WHITTIER (JOHN G. American 
 poet). Autograph Signature on envelope, "John G. Whittier. Mah 
 13-14. 1866 ;" and one other letter addressed to and written to John 
 Kenyon, English writer, by his cousin. Together, 10 pieces. 
 
 125. AYRES (PHILIP). Emblems of Love, in Four Languages. Engraved on 
 
 copper throughout, text and plates. London n.d. ; LYRIC POEMS, by 
 the same. Portrait pasted on cover. London, 1687. Together, 
 2 vols., old calf. 
 
 The "Lyric Poems" has an A.L.S. of Edmund Malone inserted, referring 
 to the author. 
 
 126. BACON (SiR FRANCIS). The Essayes or Counsels, Civill and Morall of 
 
 Francis Lo. Verulam, Viscount St. Alban. Xewly enlarged. Small 
 4to, wine-red straight-grain morocco gilt, gilt edges BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1625 
 
 THE FIRST COMPLETE EDITION. One of the two issues, this containing 
 the enlarged imprint, with three names, and reading on the title "Newly 
 enlarged." The other issue contains only two names in the imprint and 
 reads "Newly written." 
 
 127. BACON (SiR FRANCIS). The Historie of Life and Death. With Ob- 
 
 servations Naturall and Experimentall for the Prolonging of Life. 
 Engraved frontispiece by Glover. 16mo, polished calf gilt, edges 
 gilt on the rough, BY F. BEDFORD. The title and following leaf have 
 both been remargined. London, 1638 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 128. BACON (SiR FRANCIS). The Historic of the Keigne of King Henry the 
 
 Seventh. Portrait by Marshall. Small folio, old calf, title cut 
 close at outer margin. London, 1641 
 
 129. BACON (Sm FRANCIS). The Second Part of the Resuscitatio, or a col- 
 
 lection of the several pieces of the works of ... Bacon. Collected by 
 William Rawley. Portrait. Folio, half straight-grain morocco, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Portrait cut down and inlaid; first 
 title remargined at back. London, 1670 
 
 130. BACON (SiR FRANCIS). The AYorks of Francis Bacon. Collected and 
 
 Edited by James Spedding and others. Portrait. 15 vols., half 
 roan, gilt tops, uncut. Cambridge, 1865 
 
 The American reprint of the best edition, consisting of one hundred 
 copies only on LAKGE PAPER for subscribers. 
 
 131. BAKER (SiR RICHARD). Chronicle of the Kings of England.. . to the 
 
 raigne of our Soveraigne Lord King Charles. Portrait of Charles I 
 ~by Can Dalen (cut down and mounted), and engraved frontispiece 
 ~by Marshall. Folio, calf gilt. London, 1643 
 
 FIRST EDITION^ containing passages and documents omitted in later 
 editions. 
 
 132. BALZAC (HONORE DE). Pictures of the French: A Series of Literary and 
 
 Graphic Delineations of French Character. By Jules Janin, Balzac, 
 Cormenin and others. 230 woodcuts by Gavarni, Monnier, Meis- 
 sonier and others engraved by Laveille. Royal 8vo, half crimson 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY STIKEMAN. Some margins soiled. 
 
 London, 1840 
 With the full-page plates on India Paper. 
 
 133. BALZAC (HONORE DE), JANIN AND CORMENIN. Pictures of the French. 
 
 A Series of Literary and Graphic Delineations of French Character 
 by Jules Janin, Balzac, Cormenin and other celebrated French 
 Authors. With nearly 100 engravings on wood by Gavarni, Mon- 
 nier, and Meissonier. Tall 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1842 
 
 134. BALZAC (HONORE DE). The Chouans. Newly translated in English by 
 
 George Saintsbury. With 100 engravings on wood by H. Leveille 
 from drawings by Julien Le Blant. Imperial 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1890 
 
 No. 50 of 52 copies only on Japanese vellum paper printed at the 
 Chiswick Press. 
 
 135. BALZAC (HONORE DE). A Street of Paris and its Inhabitant. Trans- 
 
 lated by Henri Pene du Bois. Illustrated by F. Courbom. Illustra- 
 tions on India paper repeated in the text in colors. Square 8vo, 
 crimson crushed levant, Jansenist, inside ribbon borders, gilt top, 
 uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1900 
 
 No. 20 of 25 copies printed on Japan paper. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 136. BANCKS (JOHN). Miscellaneous Works in Verse and Prose. Illustrated. 
 
 2 vols. London, 1738 (Scarce) ; BALZAC'S Epistles, translated by 
 Sir Richard Baker. Portrait by Marshall. London, 1638; BROOME'S 
 Poems. London, 1727; KELLY'S Scotch Proverbs. London, 1721; 
 and others. Together, 12 vols. 
 
 137. BANCROFT (GEORGE). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original boards, 
 
 uncut, cracked at hinges. Cambridge, 1823 
 
 138. BANVILLE (THEODORE DE). Les Poesies, 1841-1854. Etched title by 
 
 Duveau. Small 8vo, half straight-grain morocco, uncut, the original 
 
 wrappers bound in. Paris, 1857 
 
 Presentation copy of the FIRST COLLECTED EDITION, and inscribed by 
 
 de Banville to Paul de Saint Victor, with the bookplate of the great 
 
 French collector, and the other later plate of Jules Richard. 
 
 139. BARBER (EDWIN A.). The Pottery and Porcelain of the United States. 
 
 An Historical Review of American Ceramic Art from the Earliest 
 Times to the Present Day. With 223 Illustrations. Royal 8vo, 
 cloth, uncut. New York, 1893 
 
 140. BARBER (EDWIN A.). American Glassware Old and New. A Sketch of 
 
 the Glass Industry in the United States and Manual for Collectors 
 of Historical Bottles. Illustrated. Square 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1900 
 
 141. BARBOU PRESS. Cicero, Cato Major. Paris, 1758; Cicero, De Amicitia. 
 
 Paris, 1771. Engraved portraits by Ficquet. 2 vols. 24mo, old 
 French morocco gilt, gilt edges. Paris, 1758-1771 
 
 Examples of this miniature press are rarely met with, especially in 
 fine condition, and are much sought for by French collectors. These are 
 specially fine condition, the binding possibly by Derome. 
 
 142. BAELOW (JOEL). The Columbiad. A Poem. FIRST EDITION. En- 
 
 graved portrait, etc. 4to, old sprinkled calf, binding broken. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1807 
 Dedicated to Robert Fulton and printed at his expense. 
 
 143. BARRERE (ALBERT) AND LELAND (C. G.). A Dictionary of Slang, 
 
 Jargon and Cant, embracing English, American and Anglo-Indian 
 Slang, Pidgin English, Tinkers' Jargon and other irregular Phrase- 
 ology. 2 vols. small 4to, boards, uncut. 
 
 (Edinburgh) Ballantyne Press, 1889 
 A liimted edition for subscribers only. 
 
 144. BASKERVILLE PRESS. Select Fables of Esop, and other Fabulists. En- 
 
 graved illustrations. 12mo, old calf. 
 
 Birmingham, Printed by John Baskerville, 1761 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 145. BASKEKVILLE PRESS. Shaftesbury (Anthony, Earl of). Character- 
 
 isticks of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times. The Fifth Edition. 
 Enqraved portrait. 3 vols. tall 8vo, scored russia. 
 
 Birmingham, 1773 
 A fine example from the Baskerville Press. 
 
 146. BASSE (WILLIAM). The Poetical Works of William Basse (1602-1653). 
 
 Now for the first time collected and edited, with Introduction and 
 Notes by R. Warwick Bond. Frontispiece. Eoyal 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 LIMITED EDITION. Printed at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 147. BAUDELAIRE (CHARLES). Les Fleurs du Mai. Small 8vo, original wrap- 
 
 pers, uncut, in morocco solander case. Paris, 1857 ' 
 
 THE VERY RABE ORIGINAL EDITION, with the half title. This little volume 
 of Love Songs was suppressed and is therefore seldom offered in the 
 first edition. 
 
 148. BAUDELAIRE (CHARLES). Les Paradis Artificiels, Opium et Haschisch. 
 
 Second issue of the first edition. Small 8vo, half crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1861 
 
 149. BAUDELAIRE (CHARLES). Les Epaves. Etched frontispiece ~by Felicien 
 
 Rops. Small 8vo, three-quarter blue crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut. Amsterdam, 1866 
 
 One of the limited issues containing the frontispiece. The original 
 edition containing all six of the proscribed poems. 
 
 150. BAUDELAIRE (CHARLES). Quinze Histoires d'Edgar Poe. Illustrations 
 
 de Louis Legrand. Imperial 8vo, black crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the original covers bound in. 
 
 Paris, 1897 
 
 One of fifty copies printed for "Les Amis des Livres," this particular 
 copy from the collection of M. Lucien Clement. Only 115 copies were 
 issued, the first fifty containing the weird, imaginative and dreadful 
 plates by Legrand in two states on Japan paper. 
 
 151. BAYLY (THOMAS). The Eoyal Charter granted unto Kings by God him- 
 
 self. Frontispiece by Marshall. 16mo, old calf, binding rubbed. 
 
 London, 1649 
 The author was imprisoned for writing this defence of Charles I. 
 
 152. BEARDSLEY (AUBREY). The Rape of the Lock. An Heroi-Comical Poem 
 
 in Five Cantos written by Alexander Pope. Embroidered with nine 
 Drawings -by Aubrey Beardsley. Square royal 8vo, cloth, gilt, uncut. 
 
 London, 1896 
 
 The First Edition with the Beardsley illustrations printed by the 
 Whittinghams at the Chiswick Press. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 153. BEAUCLERK (LADY DIANA). The Fables of John Dryden. Ornamented 
 
 with Engravings from the Pencil of the Eight Hon. Lady Diana 
 Beauclerk. The beautiful full-page stipple plates in fine condition, 
 and all the head- and tail-pieces were engraved in stipple by Barto- 
 lozzi. Folio, old English straight-grain green morocco, panelled in 
 gold, the outer wide border with singing birds, flowers and acorn 
 sprays in a design of flowing scrolls, gilt edges, binding rubbed, a 
 few slight spots on some margins. London, 1797 
 
 154. BEAUMARCHAIS (M. DE). La Folle Journee, ou, Le Mariage de Figaro. 
 
 Comedie en Cinq Actes, en Prose. Tall 8vo, old French sprinkled 
 calf, gilt back. Paris, 1785 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION. SCARCE. 
 
 155. BEAUMONT (FRANCIS) AND FLETCHER (JOHN). The Knight of the 
 
 Burning Pestle. Full of Mirth and Delight. Small 4to, half 
 straight-grain morocco, gilt top. London, 1635 
 
 Second edition with good unshaved margins. Title and three follow- 
 ing leaves in facsimile. 
 
 156. BEAUMONT (FRANCIS) AND FLETCHER (JOHN). Comedies and Trage- 
 
 dies, never printed before and now published by the Authors Origi- 
 nall Copies. Portrait of Fletcher by Marshall. Folio, light brown 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, edges gilt on the rough, BY ZAEHNSDORF. 
 
 London, 1647 
 FIRST FOLIO EDITION. Fine copy, with the portrait in the First State. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Portrait] 
 
 157. BEAUMONT (FRANCIS) AND FLETCHER (JOHN). The Prophetess: or the 
 
 History of Dioclesian. With Alterations and Additions after the 
 Manner of an Opera. FIRST SEPARATE EDITION. 4to, half light 
 brown crushed levant morocco, gilt top. London, 1690 
 
 158. BECKFORD (WILLIAM). An Arabian Tale from an Unpublished Manu- 
 
 script with Notes Critical and Explanatory. Small 8vo, vellum. 
 
 London, 1786 
 
 Horace Walpole's copy of the FIRST EDITION of "Vathek," with portrait 
 of Beckford and monograph on Vathek, laid in. 
 
 159. BECKFORD (WILLIAM). Vathek: An Arabian Tale. Edited by Richard 
 
 Garnett, with notes by Samuel Henley. Etchings by Herbert Nye. 
 8vo, vellum, gilt, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 No. 20 of 70 copies printed on Japanese vellum. 
 
 160. BEDDOES (THOMAS LOVELL). The Bride's Tragedy. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 8vo, straight-grain wine red morocco gilt, gilt top, the original 
 wrappers bound in, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1822 
 
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER 
 
 "Comedies and Tragedies" 
 
 Reduced facsimile of frontispiece 
 
 [No. 156] 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 161. BEHN (MES. APHRA). Poems upon Several Occasions: with a Voyage 
 
 to the Island of Love. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, old calf. 
 
 London, 1684 
 
 Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe's copy, an antiquarian and friend of Sir 
 Walter Scott. 
 
 162. [BENLOWES (EDWARD).] Theophila, or Loves Sacrifice, a Divine Poem. 
 
 10 separate plates by Hollar, Lombart and others, but without the 
 portrait by Barlow. Folio, old calf, a little worn, 2 of the plates are 
 inlaid, and 2 are cut down. London, 1652 
 
 FIRST EDITION AND AN EXTREMELY RARE VOLUME OF POETRY, A peculiarity 
 of the book is that no two copies are found to agree in the collation. 
 This copy does not contain the duplicate leaf, 02, which is usually found 
 only in presentation copies, but most copies have only five or six plates 
 while this has ten. No copy was probably issued with the full number 
 of separate plates. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate by E. D. Trench. 
 
 163. BERANGER (P. J. DE). Chansons Nouvelles. Woodcut vignettes. 12mo, 
 
 blue crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside dentelle borders, 
 gilt edges, BY CUZIN. Paris, 1825 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 164. BERANGER (P. J. DE). (Euvres Completes. 50 steel engravings after 
 
 Charlet, Daubigny, Eaffet, etc. (India Proofs) . 2 vols. Paris, 1847 ; 
 DERNIERES CHANSONS. Paris, 1857; MA BIOGRAPHIE. Portrait by 
 Charlet. Paris, 1857; MUSIQTJE DES CHANSONS, (and bound with 
 it "Chansons, Supplement" containing "Chansons Erotiques," issued 
 only in a very limited number). Plates by Charlet and others in 
 Proof State on China paper. Paris, 1865-66. Together, 5 vols. tall 
 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, a few of the margins are 
 slightly spotted. 
 
 FINE SET OF THE BEST EDITION. 
 
 165. BERNERS (DAME JULIANA). A Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an Angle, 
 
 being a Facsimile reproduction of the First book on Fishing printed 
 in England by Wynkyn de Worde at Westminster in 1496. With 
 introduction by M. G. Watkins, 1880; The Boke of Saint Albans, 
 containing Treatises on Hawking, Hunting and Cote Armour, 
 printed at Saint Albans by the Schoolmaster Printer, in 1486, repro- 
 duced in facsimile, with Introduction by William Blades. 1821. 2 
 vols. 4to, vellum, uncut. London, 1880-1881 
 
 166. BERNERS (JULIANA). Fysshynge with an Angle, Printed by Pickering 
 
 in 1827 with the types of John Baskerville; CALVERLEY'S Transla- 
 tions into English and Latin. FIRST EDITION, Cambridge, 1866; 
 MRS. GAMP and the Strolling Players, an unfinished sketch by 
 Dickens, from the ms in 85 copies, New York, 1899 ; CARTWRIGHT'S 
 Beatrice D'Este and Isabella D'Este; CAXTON'S Game and Plaie of 
 Chesse. 1474. Verbatim reprint, London, 1883 ; CAXTON'S Statutes 
 of Henry VIII. 1489. In exact facsimile. London, 1869; and 
 others. Together, 42 vols. 16mo and 8vo, various bindings. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 167. BEVERIDGE (JOHN). Epistolae Familiares . . . Familiar Epistles and 
 
 other Miscellaneous Pieces. 8vo, half brown levant morocco, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Philadelphia : William Bradford, 1765 
 
 VERY SCARCE. The List of Subscribers includes Franklin, John Penn, 
 Francis Hopkinson, William Smith, etc. 
 
 Title-page and text in Latin and English. 
 
 168. BEWICK ILLUSTRATIONS. Fables by the late Mr. Gay. Woodcuts. 12mo, 
 
 polish calf gilt, BY PRATT. Newcastle: T. Saint, 1779 
 
 One of the earliest books illustrated by the Bewicks. 
 
 169. BEWICK ILLUSTRATIONS. Somerville (William). The Chase: a Poem. 
 
 Woodcuts by Bewick. Tall square 8vo, green morocco gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY BRIGGS AND WOULD. London, Buhner, 1802 
 
 170. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica ; or a Descriptive Catalogue 
 
 of a Eare and Kich Collection of Early English Poetry. Illustrated 
 by occasional extracts and Remarks critical and biographical. 
 Woodcuts. Tall 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. London, 1815 
 FINE COPY. 
 
 171. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Tompkins (H. B.) Bibliotheca Jeffersoniana. A List 
 
 of Books written by or relating to Thomas Jefferson. 8vo, half roan, 
 uncut, top of back worn. New York, 1887 
 
 No. 26 of 350 copies. 
 
 172. BIBLIOGRAPHY, SALE CATALOGUES, Etc. Menzies, Barlow, Brayton Ives, 
 
 Arnold's Books and Letters with the prices, Elton Library Cata- 
 logues, etc. Together, 12 vols. half morocco, etc. 
 
 173. BIBLIOTHECA CURIOSA. Edited by Edmund Goldsmid. A Chronological 
 
 History of New England, in the form of Annals by Thomas Prince. 
 5 vols. Edinburgh, 1887; On the Origin of the Native Races of 
 America, by Hugo Grotius, with a Treatise on Foreign Languages 
 and Unknown Islands by Albunus, 1884 ; Journey Round my Room, 
 a Nocturnal Expedition round my Room, by Xavier de Maistre. 2 
 vols. ; A King's Mistress, or Charles VII and Agnes Sorel by M. 
 Capefigue. 2 vols. 1887 ; and The Trial of Ravaillac for the Murder 
 of King Henry the Great. Edinburgh, 1885. Together, 11 vols. 
 (10 in wrappers and one in cloth), uncut. Edinburgh, 1885-1888 
 The privately printed series of the Bibliotheca Curiosa, in 75 copies, 
 each on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 174. BINDING. Alberti magni libellus nobilissimus de adheredo deo. Woodcut 
 
 title. 12mo, painted and gilt morocco in facsimile of a binding for 
 FRANCIS I. Cologne, 1510 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 175. BINDING FBOM GROLIER'S LIBRARY. Albertino (Francisco). Opusculum 
 
 de Mirabilibus novae et veteris Urbis Eomae. Woodcut border to 
 title, woodcut on back of title, etc. Small 4to, original calf, the sides 
 stamped in ornamental panels and at the bottom with Grolier's 
 stamp "10. GROLIEKII ET AMICORUM." Binding a little worn. 
 
 Basle, 1519 
 
 A Grolier binding unknown to Le Roux de Lincy. At the foot of page 99 
 is Grolier's autograph in ink "loannis Grolierlj Lugdunen & amicorum" 
 and on the inside of the back cover it is repeated, although a slight 
 attempt has been made to deface it by a later owner, and in addition his 
 motto "Portio Mea Domine Sit in Terra Viventium." 
 
 176. BINDING. Fugger (Kaymund). Inscriptiones Sacrosanctae Vetustatis. 
 
 Woodcut title and borders to every page, with woodcuts in the text. 
 Folio, brown morocco, painted within gilt outline in facsimile of a 
 MAIOLI binding, the edges painted, gauffered and gilt in the same 
 manner. Ingolstadt, 1534 
 
 177. BINDING. Chaumeau (Jean, Seigneur de Lassy). Histoire de Berry, 
 
 Contenant 1'origine, antiquite, gestes, prouesses, priuileges, & libertes 
 des Berrvyers. Woodcut title in the old French Renaissance pattern 
 and woodcuts of arms in the text. Folio, brown morocco, painted 
 within gilt outline in an interlaced strapwork, in facsimile of a bind- 
 ing of CATHERINE DE MEDICI, the edges gauffered and gilt. 
 
 Lyons, 1546 
 
 178. BINDING. Ortizio (Blasio). Summi Templi Toletani, graphica descrip- 
 
 tio. 12mo, painted and gilt binding in facsimile of binding for 
 DIANE DE POITIERS. Toledo, 1549 
 
 179. BINDING. Zarlino (Gioseffo, da Chioggia). Le Institutioni Harmoniche 
 
 nelle quali; oltra le materie appartenenti alia mvsica si trouano 
 dichiarati molti luoghi de Poeti d'Historici, & di Filosofi. Woodcut 
 examples of Music and Harmony. Small folio, brown morocco, 
 painted within gilt outline in strapwork in facsimile of a GEOLIEE 
 'binding, the edges, painted, gauffered and gilt. Venice, 1562 
 
 A very scarce and early book on music. 
 
 180. BINDING. Bassaeus (Nicolaus). Consvetvdines infrascriptarum civi- 
 
 tatvm et provinciatvm Galliae. Woodcuts by Jost Amman. Folio, 
 brown morocco interlaced in a painted and gilt scroll work pattern 
 in facsimile of a binding of CATHEEINE DE MEDICI, the edges gauf- 
 fered and gilt. Francfurt, 1575 
 
 181. BINDING. Scaligerus (Josephus). Opus Novum de Emendatione Tem- 
 
 porum, in octo libros Tributum. Folio, brown morocco, in an intri- 
 cate pattern of leafy and line scrolls in medallion compartments 
 containing crowns, crucifixes, etc., the centre panels having the 
 device of HENEY III OF FRANCE, gilt and pointille edges, after an 
 old binding. Lutetiae (Paris), M. Patissonius, 1583 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon,, April 28th 
 
 182. BINDING BY CLOVIS EVE. Tabourot (Etienne). Les Bigarrures du 
 
 Seigneur des Accords. Derniere Edition. Woodcuts. 16mo. 
 
 Lyons, 1599-1600 
 
 Bound by Clovis Eve in brown morocco, elaborately gilt sides and back 
 in scrolls, interlacing cartouches, etc. enclosing in the centre the royal 
 arms of France. Very pretty and characteristic specimen of the work 
 of this famous binder, very rarely met with. In good preservation, with 
 solander case. 
 
 [See Illustration of Binding] 
 
 183. BINDING BY ROGER PAYNE. Saltmarshe (John). Holy Discoveries and 
 
 Flames. By John Saltmarshe, Mr. of Arts of Magdalen Colledge in 
 Cambridge, etc. Engraved title, and vignettes of flaming hearts and 
 and eyes. 16mo, old blue straight-grain morocco, gilt fillet line bor- 
 der and small gold tooling in the corners, gilt circle toolings on the 
 back, the edges gilt "in the best manner/' sulphur yellow end papers 
 and fly-leaves, BY ROGER PAYNE. London, 1640 
 
 A Payne binding from the Beckford library at Hamilton Palace, in 
 beautiful condition. 
 
 184. BINDING BY THE MEARNES. Occasional Reflections upon several Sub- 
 
 jects Whereto is premis'd a Discourse about such Kind of Thoughts. 
 By the Hon. Robert Boyle. Engraved portrait. 12mo, old English 
 red morocco tooled in a cottage pattern, the back slightly damaged, 
 edges, gilt, BY THE MEARNES, somewhat rubbed. London, 1655 
 
 185. BINDING. CHARLES IPs COPY. Claudius Mauger's French Grammar, 
 
 with Shorter, and more Substantial Rules than formerly ; with many. 
 and easie Additions to help the Learner . . . with several Dialogues, 
 both familiar and Eloquent. The Seventh Edition, exactly cor- 
 rected by the Author himself, late Professour of the said Tongue at 
 Blois in France. Printed in alternate pages of French and English. 
 Small 8vo, old English red morocco, BOUND FOR CHARLES n, with 
 Crown and entwined C's and garlands at the corners and on the 
 back, morocco solander case. London, 1673 
 
 Fine specimen, in good condition, of a Charles II Association copy. 
 
 186. BINDING WITH THE ARMS OF CARDINAL SPADA. MASSEI (GIUSEPPE). 
 Vita di S. Francesco Saveria . . . Apostolo dell' Indie. Engraved 
 portrait. Small 4to, old brown Italian morocco, elaborately gilt 
 borders and panels a I'eventail. Rome, 1681 
 
 In the centre panel of each cover are the arms of Cardinal Spada, to 
 whom the volume is dedicated. Evidently the dedication copy. Readers 
 of the Count of Monte Cristo will recollect that Cardinal Spada was 
 the gatherer of the treasure discovered by the hero of the story. 
 
 The Beckford-Westwood copy. 
 
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First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 187. BINDING (EMBROIDERED). Lucio Vero, dramma per Musica, da rappre- 
 
 sentarsi nel Eeal Teatro di S. Carlo 27 Dicembre 1766 ed alia S. R. 
 M. di Ferdinando IV dedicate. 8vo, bound in silk embroidered with 
 gold and silver thread in a floral pattern, the binding a little worn. 
 
 Naples, 1766 
 The dedication copy for the King of Naples. 
 
 188. BINDING. WITH ARMS. Les Deux Magots ou Les Caricatures. (Chan- 
 
 sons with blank leaves for a diary.) Vignette title and 4 stipple 
 plates colored. 18mo, heliotrope velvet with the ROYAL ARMS OF 
 FEANCE stamped on the covers, gilt scroll borders, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris, late 18th century 
 
 189. BINDING. A Century of Persian Ghazals. From Unpublished Diwans. 
 
 Eight illuminations painted in gold and colors. 4to. 
 
 London, 1851 
 
 In a signed Indian binding from Ulwar, the native leather entirely 
 covered with indented panels in gold and blue in a conventional quatrefoil 
 pattern formed of alternating Lily Buds and Roses ; the slightly sunken 
 corner panels in gold relief in a floral pattern on blue reserve, the 
 doublures of red morocco, inlaid as a hanging Mosque Lentern in gold 
 on blue reserve, with a crimson diamond inlay in the center. 
 
 190. BINDING. Postello (Guglielmus). Quatuor librorum de Orbis Terrae 
 
 concordia. 12mo, painted and gilt binding in facsimile of a binding 
 for Henry III, with bronze bosses and clasps. No place, no date 
 
 191. BINDING. Wallis (Alfred). Examples of the Book-Binders' Art of the 
 
 XVI and XVII Centuries chiefly from the Royal Continental Libra- 
 ries, with descriptions, etc. 40 facsimile plates of bindings. Folio, 
 half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut. Exeter, 1890 
 
 Limited to 100 copies and printed for subscribers only. 
 
 192. BINDING. Matthews (Brander). Bookbindings Old and New. Notes 
 
 of a Book-Lover, with an Account of the Grolier Club of New York. 
 Many illustrations in facsimile. 8vo, three-quarter dove colored 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York, 1895 
 No. 26 of 150 copies on Japanese vellum. 
 
 193. BINDING, ETC. Fletchers Bookbinding in England and France. Illus- 
 
 trated. London. 1897; BLADES' Pentateuch of Printing. Illustra- 
 tions. London. 1891. Large Paper; PRIDEAUX' Bibliography of 
 Bookbinding. London. 1892 ; and others. Together, 12 vols. 12mo 
 and 8vo, cloth and paper. 
 
 194. BINGHAM (D.). The Bastille. By Capt. the Hon. D. Bingham. Illus- 
 
 trated. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London, 1888 
 
First Session,, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 195. BIRRELL (AUGUSTINE). Obiter Dicta. First and Second Series. Lon- 
 don, 1887; RES JUDICATAE. Papers and Essays. 1892; ESSAYS 
 about Men, Women and Books. 1894. Together, 4 vols. square 8vo, 
 cloth and half vellum, uncut. London, 1887-1894 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPIES. 
 
 196. BLADES (WILLIAM). The Enemies of Books. FIRST EDITION. 7 plates, 
 
 including a photograph of a Caxton ravaged by book-worms. Small 
 8vo, tree calf, gilt top, uncut, BY RIVIERE. London, 1880 
 
 197. BLAIR (ROBERT). The Grave. A Poem. FIRST EDITION. 4to, polished 
 
 calf, gilt edges, BY PRATT. London, 1743 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 198. BLUNT (WILFRED SCAWEN). The Stealing of the Mare. No. 2 of 50 
 
 copies from the CTiiswick Press. 1892; Esther, a Young Man's 
 Tragedy. One of 50 copies witli rubricated initials. Boston, 1895 ; 
 In Vinculis. Only 50 copies on Large paper. London, 1889 ; Bour- 
 dillon's Nephele, London, 1896; Miniscula. London, 1897; and, 
 A Lost God. One of 50 copies on Large Paper. London, 1891; 
 SPENSER'S Shepheards Calendar. Illustrated by Walter Crane. New 
 York, 1898; BELL'S Songs from the Dramatists. Only 100 copies on 
 Large Paper. New York, 1882. Together, 9 vols. 12mo and 8vo, 
 cloth and paper. 
 
 199. BOCCACCIO. The Tragedies gathered by Jhon Bochas, of all such Princes 
 
 as fell from theyr estates throughe the mutability of Fortune since 
 the creation of Adam . . . etc. Translated into English by John 
 Lidgate. Folio, old calf, margin of few leaves with small worn 
 hole, some of the top margins cut close. 
 
 London: John Wayland, circa 1553 
 
 . VERY RARE. Inside the cover is an autograph inscription stating that 
 the volume was presented by Philip Hone (Mayor of New York) to Peter 
 Hastie. On the back of the title is the Rhinelander book-plate, and a 
 contemporary Latin inscription written and signed by William Marshall. 
 William Marshall, whose death is uncertain, was the publisher and 
 protestant reformer, active under the patronage of Thomas Cromwell, 
 Earl of Essex, in the suppression of the monasteries, and other move- 
 ments against the Pope's supremacy. The date of publication has usually 
 been ascribed to 1558, but there is evidence that it must have been 
 printed a few years before that date. 
 
 200. BOCCACCIO. The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio (II Boccaccio) now 
 
 first completely done into English Prose and Verse by John Payne. 
 Etchings by Leopold Flameng. 3 vols., 8vo, wrappers, uncut, with 
 portfolio of plates, making 4 vols., board portfolios and ties. 
 
 London, 1866 
 
 No. 67 of the limited edition on Japan paper, with a portfolio of the 
 Flameng plates in duplicate, printed by private subscription and for 
 private circulation only. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 201. BODONI PRESS. Prose e Yersi per onorare la Memoria di Li via Doria 
 
 Caraffa, . . .di alcuni autori. Engravings after Raphael Morghen. 
 4to, original calf, binding broken, interiorly a fine copy. 
 
 Parma: iiella Stamperia Reale, 1784 
 
 202. BODONI PRESS. XENOPHON OF EPHESUS. Senofonte Efesio degli Amori 
 
 di Abrocome e Anzia. Tradotto dal Greco da A. M. Salvini. 12mo, 
 original boards, uncut and unopened, with the original board case. 
 
 Crisopoli : Impresso tipi Bodoniani, 1794 
 
 203. BOILEAU DESPREAUX. Poesies de Boileau Despreaux. 2 vols., 16mo. 
 
 Paris, Didot PAine, 1781 
 
 The exquisite little edition of Didot l'Ain6 printed on vellum and 
 BOUND BY DER6ME in old green morocco tooled with a double dentelle 
 border, inside gilt border and old Rose du Barry end papers, and gilt 
 edges. Contains Derome's "binder's ticket" which is rarely met with. 
 Only three copies were printed on vellum. 
 
 204. BONASONE (GiULio Early Italian engraver.) Achillis Bocchi Bonon. 
 
 Symbolicarum Quaestionum de Universo. Numerous engraved plates 
 by Bonasone. 8vo, old Italian binding of black morocco, gilt, a little 
 worn. Bononiae, 1555 
 
 205. BOOK LORE. Power's Handy-book about Books. Facsimiles. London, 
 
 1870; TUER'S Forgotten Children's Books. Illustrated. London, 
 1899; SLATER'S Book Collecting. London, 1892; ZAEHNSDORF'S 
 Art of Book Binding. Illustrated. London, 1890 ; and others. To- 
 gether, 10 vols. 
 
 206. BOOK LOVERS' ALMANACK. For 1893, 1894, 1896, 1897 (two copies). 
 
 Illustrations by Hanriot, Robida, etc. Together, 5 vols. 12mo, orig- 
 inal wrappers. . New York, 1893-1897 
 The limited Japan paper issues. 1893 contains an original water-color 
 drawing by Hanriot on vellum ; and one of the copies for 1897 contains 
 an original water-color drawing, signed "L." 
 
 207. BOOKPLATE OF DE WITT CLINTON". Key to the First Chart of the Masonic 
 
 Mirror; being a Complete Pocket Companion for the Use of the 
 Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons on the First Seven De- 
 grees. Frontispiece by Alexander Anderson. 12mo, old red morocco 
 gilt. Philadelphia, H. Parmele, 1819 
 
 Presentation copy by Henry Parmele the Author to Governor De Witt 
 Clinton, and with the Clinton bookplate engraved by Maverick. 
 
 208. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. William Penn Esqr. Proprietor of Pennsyl- 
 
 vania, 1703. Armorial, Early English. Allen, No. 656. 
 
 209. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Mostly Library labels, including, Lionian 
 
 Library, Stonington Library, Union Library (an early woodcut), 
 Daniel Eead of New-Haven (an early woodcut), Saml. Eobertson 
 (an early engraved label), and others, some duplicates. Together, 
 39 pieces. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon,, April 28th 
 
 210. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. John C. Williams (of Massachusetts). Allen, 
 
 No. 941 ; SAMUEL VAUGHAN. Allen, No. 891 ; MECHANIC LIBRARY, 
 New Haven; JOHN KUTHERFURD (Proprietor of East New Jersey). 
 Allen, No. 748; HENRY DAWKINS. Allen, page 127; SAMUEL PRO- 
 VOST. Signed, Maverick scupt. Allen, No. 709 ; JAMES WRIGHT. 
 Allen, No. 959 ; and two others. Together, 9 pieces. 
 
 211. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. James Duane Esqr. Signed, // D feet. Allen, 
 
 No. 232 ; WILLIAM BYRD of Westover in Virginia. Allen, No. 123 ; 
 JAMES SCOTT SMITH. Allen, No. 792; SOCIAL LAW LIBRARY, Bos- 
 ton. Allen, No. 94; STOURBRIDGE LIBRARY. Instituted 1790. Signed, 
 Howe, set.; VILLAGE LIBRARY; MECHANIC LIBRARY, New Haven. 
 Signed, Doolittle det et sculp.; and three others. Together, 10 
 pieces. 
 
 212. BOOKPLATE. AMERICAN. William Wetmore. Armorial, ribbon and 
 
 wreath. Signed, Revere sc. Allen, No. 926. 
 
 213. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Danll. Horsmanden Esq. (Chief- Justice 
 
 of New York). Armorial, Jacobean. Allen, No. 394; NEW YORK 
 SOCIETY LIBRARY, 1789. Signed, Maverick Set. Crown Street. 
 Allen, No. 615, and the second state ; JOHN EANDOLPH JUNR. Allen, 
 No. 715. Together, 3 pieces, all mounted on sheep cover of a book. 
 
 214. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Albany Society Library. Allen, No. 11; 
 
 JAMES ABERCROMBIE (of Philadelphia). Allen, No. 2; JAMES 
 AGNEW. Allen,.No. 9 ; [MAJOR JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD] (of New Jer- 
 sey). Signed by J. Trenchard. Allen, No. 87; DAVID BREARLEY 
 (Jurist of Trenton, New Jersey). Allen, No. 104; WILLIAM BEL- 
 CHER, Savanah. Allen, No. 74; JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. Allen. No. 
 6; CHARLES CARROLL (last surviving Signer of the Declaration of 
 Independence). Allen, No. 136; and two others. Together, 10 
 pieces. 
 
 215. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. William Everdell. Allen, No. 262; HENRY 
 
 D. GILPIN. Allen, No. 310; JAMES GILES. Signed, M averick, sculp. 
 Allen, No. 308 ; HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Signed, N. Hurd sc. Allen, 
 No. 352; EDWARD D. INGRAHAM. Allen, No. 413; HELEN ISELIN. 
 Allen, No. 416 ; JOHN JOHNSTON. Jacobean. Not in Allen ; JAMES 
 JACKSON. Allen, No. 418; DR. JOHN JEFFRIES. Allen, No. 426; 
 and three others. Together, 12 pieces. 
 
 216. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Property of the Massachusetts Medical So- 
 
 ciety. Signed, Callender Sc. Allen, No. 563 (5 copies). 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 217. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Mechanic Library, New Haven. Signed, 
 
 Doolittle del et sculp. Not in Allen ; NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. 
 Allen, No. 615. With the Indian's body with straight lines; HAE- 
 VARD COLLEGE. Signed, N. Hurd. Allen, No. 352 ; MASSACHUSETTS 
 MEDICAL SOCIETY. Signed, Callender Sc. Allen, No. 563; NEW 
 YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. Signed, Engd by P. R. Maverick 65 Lib- 
 erty Street. Allen, No. 458. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 218. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. The Sower engraved by Edwin Francis 
 
 French. PROOF ON JAPAN PAPER. Eeproduced as vignette on title- 
 page of "Edwin Francis French. A Memorial." 
 
 218A. BOOKPLATES. AMERICAN. Another copy of the above. PROOF ON 
 JAPAN PAPER. 
 
 239. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved by Edwin Francis 
 French: comprising the following, William Phillips (2 copies), 
 Ellen Waters Avery (2 copies), Beverly Chew, Marshall Clifford 
 Lefferts, and Sidney Ernest Bradshaw. Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 220. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved by Edwin Francis 
 
 French, ALL SIGNED ARTIST'S PROOFS, mostly on Japan paper : com- 
 prising the following, Marshall Clifford Lefferts (2 copies), Charles 
 E. Clark (2 copies), Richard B. Coutant (2 copies, one signed by 
 E. B. Coutant), Charles Dexter Allen, John Page Woodbury (2 
 copies), Beverly Chew (2 copies), Henry Sherburne Eowe, Jonathan 
 Godfrey, W. E. Baillie, Metropolitan Museum of Art (2 different), 
 Beverley Warner, and Charles Conover Kalbfleisch. Together, 18 
 pieces. 
 
 221. BOOKPLATES. A collection of bookplates engraved by Edwin Francis 
 
 French, on Japan paper; containing the following designs and en- 
 gravings from "The Old Booksellers of New York and other papers 
 by William Loring Andrews/' head-band on title-page with minia- 
 ture of Caxton, head-bands for Part the First, Second and Third, the 
 initials in ornamental designs, A, I, L, W, and three tail-pieces. 
 Together, 11 pieces. 
 
 222. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved by 8. Hollyer, ALL 
 
 SIGNED ARTIST'S PROOFS, on Japan paper, comprising the follow- 
 ing, Walter Besant, W. W. Chevalier, Madeline C. Chevalier, Henry 
 Fisher Cox, Madeline Charlotte Hollyer, S. Hollyer, Walter D. 
 Marks, E/ J. Wheeler, and Eobert Jackson. Together, 9 pieces. 
 
 223. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved by 8. Hollyer, ALL 
 
 SIGNED ARTIST'S PROOFS, some on India paper, comprising, Walter 
 Besant, Sage Library, John V. L. Pruyn, George Washington, S. 
 Hollyer, William Dogberry, Martha Catling. Together, 7 pieces. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 224. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved ~by C. W. Sherborn, 
 
 all PROOF IMPRESSIONS : comprising, William Eobinson, Samuel S. 
 Joseph, Alice S. Northcote, Sir Henry Doulton, Marchese di Mon- 
 tagliari, George and Eosalind Howard, E. E. Brandt, Caroli Davies 
 Sherborn (2 copies), G. W. Eeid, Harry C. Fahnestock, Edwd. Eobt. 
 Hughes, A. W. Thibaudeau (2 different), H. S. Ashbee, William 
 Morton Philips, Lord Battersea, Charles Francis Cole, Samuel 
 Putnam Avery (2 copies), and others. Together, 27 pieces. 
 
 225. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of Bookplates engraved by C. W. Sherborn, 
 
 ALL SIGNED ARTISTS' PROOFS, on India paper, two on Japan paper: 
 comprising the following, Eight Honble. Charles Lindley Viscount 
 Halifax, Frederic Morrel of Broughton Grange, Bertram Freeman- 
 Mitford, General Viscount Wolseley, Pius IX (2 copies), Charles 
 Earner Kempe, Frederick Stibbert, Sir Henry Longley, Carolus 
 Gulielmus Sherborn (2 copies), and others. Together, 15 pieces. 
 
 226. BOOKPLATES. Bookplate of G. Fage engraved by William Marshall. 
 
 In the present bookplate, second state, the center of the plate has 
 been erased, the whole wreath re-engraved, and the name 'G. Fage' 
 inserted. The name of the engraver and the inscription at the foot have 
 been erased. 
 
 227. BOOKPLATES. Ex Liber: ser: Principis Cenoman: Ducis Biblioth: Coll: 
 
 Aug: Cundatoris an: 1729; Ex Bibliotheca Warclanensi. Ex: Comit: 
 de Borch Lubeschitz. S. Halle sc. Berol. 1790; Ex Bibliotheca 
 Eeverendi. . .Francisci Godefridi, ullens Ahtverpiensis Pbri. I.V.L. 
 Protonotary Apostol. 1693. Henricus Cause sculpsit; VICTORII 
 ALFIERI. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 228. BOOKPLATES. Eowfant Club Ex Libris. Colored. Two copies signed in 
 
 pencil by Wm. H. Gaylord Prest., four by Will H. Gow, and two 
 unsigned. Together, 8 copies. 
 
 229. BOOKPLATES. Ex Libris Champfleury. Aglaiis Bouvenne 1874; Joseph 
 
 Monsalvatje (2 different, one colored} ; Jorge Monsalvatje. Sepia,', 
 Colored bookplate with initials J T F in center of design, and on 
 outer margin of circle, "C'est ma Toquade;" and two others. To- 
 gether, 7 pieces. 
 
 230. BOOKPLATES. Joan. Caroli Seyringer. Ja. de le Spiersc.; Joan Fran 
 
 Braillet. Jos. Gamot Sculpsit ; Horatius Gulielmus Caluucci, 1663 ; 
 Gl. F. L. Logunr. D. Crompton fee. ; Athenaeum Lugdunense Ees- 
 titutum. 1700; E. 0. B. Martin Tyroff del & sc Nurimbg.; Initials 
 in decorative arrangement. B. Picart del & sculp. 1730; and one 
 other. Together, 8 pieces. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon,, April 28th 
 
 231. BOOKPLATES. Clemens Wenceslaus Elect. Trevir; Friedr. August H. z. 
 
 B. 0.; Henr. Petit Doct. Med. Suessionaei (2 copies) ; I. Heinrich 
 Hess. ; D. D. De Gay de Marnoz, in Suprema Burg. ; Johann Conrad 
 . . . Noerimb. ; Emanuel Com. A. Torring et Gransfeld; Guillielmi 
 Pitra 1742; Joannes Steyger; Ex Musaeo Gustavus Georgii Koenigii 
 de Koenigthal; Ex Libris di St. Maurice in suprema Rationum 
 Curia presidis; Heinrich Eduard Stiebel, Frankfurt, 1894; Hierony- 
 mus a Pflaumern I.V.D. ; and others. Together, 17 pieces. 
 
 232. BOOKPLATES. ECCLESIASTICAL. R.R.D.D. Jacobi Caroli Alexandri Lal- 
 
 lemant Episcopi Sagiensis; Collegium B. Marias prope Winton; 
 Bibliothecse Aulieae Brixinensis; Henricus D. G. Eps. August; Dei 
 Superioris Bibliothecae Canonise. 17 [2] 5 ; D. Petrus Daniel Huetius 
 Episcopus Abrincensis. 1692 (2 copies). Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 233. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH. The Windsor bookplate. Her Majesty's Book- 
 
 Plate for the Windsor Library. Designed by West, C. A. Ferrier sc. 
 Reproduced as facsimile in Allen's English Book-Plates. 2 copies, 
 each a different size. 
 
 234. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH. Sr. George Cooke, 1727; John ISTeale Pleydell 
 
 Nott, 1763; Sr. John Percivale Baronet, Ireland, 1702; John Perci- 
 val Earl of Egmont, 1736; The Right Honble. Charles Viscount 
 Bruce of Ampthill, 1712 (2 copies) ; John Mitford, 1744; The Right 
 Honble. James Lord Waldegrave, 1728; Sr. Francis Fust of Hill 
 Court [1662] ; Henry Hoare (died 1742) ; George Fairholme. 1779. 
 Together, 11 pieces. 
 
 235. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH. Benjm. Godfrey Windus. Suffield sculpt.; 
 
 Sir Geo. Cooke. Bart. Yates scul.; William Gordon. KirTcwood 
 sculpt. ; William Arbuthnot. W. & D. Lizors Sculpt. ; T. Gosden. 
 J. 8 coll del. et sc.; James St. Aubyn. Node sc.', Isaac Hawkins 
 Browne. Warwick sc. ; William Bennett Martin. Warwick sc. ; Mr. 
 Lane's Academy, Edenfield House, Doncaster. Batters sc.; Reginald 
 Kelly. 1892. W. H. Foster Plym; David Garrick. I. Wood sc.; 
 and others. Together, 25 pieces. 
 
 236. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH. Saml. Broome, 1756; Thomas Bell, 1797; B. 
 
 Drew, 1841; Louis I. Haber; Theodore Martin; Edward Goles- 
 brough, 1703; John G. Watmough, July 4th, 1876; Garrick Club, 
 1861; R. I. 1854; John Legh, of Booths, 1824; Coll. Theol. Wellena, 
 1840 ; Francis, 1542; B. Winthrop, 1870; and Rubishaw House, 
 Aberdeen. 1879 ; and others. Together, 15 pieces. 
 
 237. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH ARMORIAL. A Collection of English Armorial 
 
 bookplates: comprising, James Quilter, John Symmons, Robert 
 Arbuthnot, Peter Matthew Mills, Sir James Langham, Bart., Cooke 
 Pontefract, Samuel Croker, Sir Walter Blount, Bart., Sir John 
 Anstruther, Baronet, Thomas Gaisford, John David Barbutt, Wil- 
 liam Constable, and others. Together, 289 pieces. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 238. BOOKPLATES. ENGLISH ARMORIAL. A Collection of English Armorial 
 
 bookplates, and including a few American : comprising, John Mat- 
 thew Quantock, Thomas Euddiman, George Barclay, Thomas Wood- 
 ward, Alexander Macmillan, Thomas Patten, of Bank, William 
 Pycroft, William Burrell, The Honble Charles, Viscount Bruce of 
 Ampthill, Eupert Atkinson, Sir Francis Fust, Baronet, Lord Eaw- 
 don, Horatio Walpole, Thomas Carlyle, and others. Together, 292 
 pieces. 
 
 239. BOOKPLATES. FRENCH. Ex Libris De Laleu. Francois Montulay. 
 
 1754; Joseph Xaupi. 1765. Avies fecit; Ex Libris Duche. P. 
 Moriller Inv. et Del. De Launay le Jeune Sculp. ; Jean Armand 
 Tronchin. I). Choffard fecit 1779 ; Chateau de Chazey. A. Steyert 
 inv. et sculp. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 240 BOOKPLATES. FRENCH. J. B. Descamps. N. Le Mire inv. et Sculp.; 
 Mde. d'Arconville. C. Eisen del. Louise Le Doulcette sculp.; J. L. 
 Eobillard. Delinea. et Sculpsit par C. G. Geisler a Geneve; J. G. 
 Huquier. J. G. Huquier fecit; Antonii Bouche. Jacquemin fecit; 
 Bibliotheque de Lafitte. Agry Grr.; and others. Together, 12 
 pieces. 
 
 241. BOOKPLATES. FRENCH. J. J. Philippe Dudouet; Alexandri Petavii in 
 
 Francorum; Ex Libris de St. Jullien; Mr. de Joubert; C. J. L. 
 Coquereau; Alexandre Jean Mignot Abbe de Scellieres; Mr. Pierre 
 Louis Maton de la Varenne; Me. Mariane a Carcassonne; D. Dela- 
 faye; D. Godefroy; Mr. le Cher, de Fleurieu (2 copies) ; Alexandre 
 Henriot; and others. Together, 20 pieces. 
 
 242. BOOKPLATES. A Collection of modern bookplates of armorial and other 
 
 designs, English and American plates: comprising, The Grolier 
 Club, by George Wharton Edwards; H. W. Fincham, by John Wil- 
 liams; John Wilkinson Crane, by Will Foster (2 copies); Henry 
 Martin Gibbs, of Barrow Court Flax Bourton, Co. Somerset, by C. 
 W. Sherborn; Daniel Webster; Clarence H. Clark, by P. Avril; 
 Horatio Eogers, by J. F. Sabin, and others, some duplicates. To- 
 gether, 153 pieces. 
 
 243. BOOKPLATES. MODERN AMERICAN AND ENGLISH. A Collection of mod- 
 
 ern bookplates by various artists, PROOFS ON JAPAN AND PLAIN 
 PAPER, including plates by the following, Walter M. Aikman (2 
 plates), Bird, of Boston (3 duplicates), Eichard Cathie, George 
 Wharton Edwards (3 plates, 2 duplicates), Samuel Hollyer (2 
 plates), W. F. Hopson (2 plates), A. X. MacDonald, Bessie C. Pease 
 (2 plates), W. P. Truesdell (4 plates, 2 duplicates), J. E. Wood (3 
 plates), and various others, some duplicates. Together, 81 pieces. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 214. BOOKPLATES. Allen (Charles Dexter). Ex Libris. Essays of a collector. 
 
 Frontispiece in colors and 21 copper plate i-in/. Square Svo, limp 
 
 vellum with ties, uncut. Boston, 189 G 
 
 One of 50 copies on hand-made paper signed by the author and 
 
 publisher. 
 
 245. BOOKPLATES. Allen (Charles Dexter). American Book-Plates. A Guide 
 
 to their Study with Examples. With a Bibliography by E. X. 
 Hewins. 41 plates from the original coppers by E. D. French and 
 others, with reproductions of many rare and interesting plates. 
 Thick 8vo, three-quarter dove-colored crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Xew York, 1894 
 
 One of 75 copies printed on Japanese vellum, numbered and signed by 
 the author. 
 
 246. BOOKPLATES. Castle (Egerton). English Book-Plates. An Illustrated 
 
 Handbook. Svo, half crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1892 
 One of 65 copies on uncut Japan vellum paper. 
 
 247. BOOKPLATES. Fincham (Henry W.) Artists and Engravers of British 
 
 and American Book Plates. Numerous reproductions. 4to, cloth, 
 uncut. Xew York, 189 T 
 
 248. BOOKPLATES. Hamilton (Walter). French Book-Plates. A Handbook 
 
 for Ex-Libris Collectors. Illustrated. Svo, three'-quarter dove colored 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1892 
 
 No. 20 of 36 numbered copies on Japanese vellum, printed at the 
 Chiswick Press. 
 
 249. BOOKPLATES. Hardy (W. J.) Book-Plates. Illustrated. Svo, half 
 
 vellum, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 Large Paper limited to 150 copies. 
 
 250. BOOKPLATES. Jardere (H.) Ex-Libris Ana: Xotices Historiques et 
 
 Critiques sur les Ex-Libris Frangais depuis leur apparition ju<qu'a 
 1'annee 1895. With 32 engraved plates. Tall Svo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris [1895] 
 Limited to 400 copies. 
 
 251. BOOKPLATES. Labouchere (Xorna). Ladies' Book-plates. An Illus- 
 
 trated handbook for Collectors and BoOk-lovers. 9 plates from the 
 original coppers by Sherborn, D. Y. Cameron and others, and hun- 
 dreds of other illustrations. Svo, three-quarter dove-colored crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BIXDERY. 
 
 London, 1895 
 One of 75 copies on Japanese vellum printed ;it the Chisy ii-k Pie>s. 
 
First Session, Wednesday Afternoon, April 28th 
 
 252. BOOKPLATES. Poulet-Malassis (A.). Les Ex-Libris Francais depuis leur 
 
 Origine jusqu's nos Jours. Nouvelle edition, augmente. Etched 
 portrait on china, paper and 24 plates including originals of Hugo, 
 Manet, the De Goncourts, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth, original wrappers 
 bound in, uncut. Paris, 1875 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of a few bookplates aud half a 
 dozen or more autograph letters signed. THE AUTHOR'S OWN COPY of the 
 limited edition with his note on the fly-leaf listing the letters and plates 
 inserted, among them being letters of De Goncourt, Fromentin, Courbet, 
 Manet and Rochebrun. 
 
 253. BOOKPLATES. Spenceley (J. W.). Descriptive checklist of the etched 
 
 and engraved Book Plates by J. Winifred Spenceley. Notes and 
 introduction by Pierre de Chaignon la Rose. Reproductions. 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1905 
 
 One of 50 copies printed on Japan vellum paper and signed by 
 Spenceley. 
 
 254. BOOKPLATES. Gade (John A.). Book-plates, Old and New. Illustrated. 
 
 New York [1898] ; WARREN (HoN. J. LEICESTER). A Guide to the 
 Study of Book-Plates (Ex-Libris). Illustrated. London, 1880; 
 NACHFOLGER (ADOLPH HESS). Moderne franzosische Medaillen und 
 Plaquetten. Illustrated. Frankfurt am Main, 1902; JOLY (L.). 
 Album d'Ex-Libris Eares et Curieux du XVIIe au XIXe Siecle. 
 Engraved title and plates. Paris [1895] ; [and] Ex-Libris Imagi- 
 naires et Supposes de Personnages Celebres, Anciens et Modernes. 
 Engraved title and plates. Paris, [1895]. Together, 5 vols. 8vo and 
 12mo, boards, cloth, and original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Various places, various dates 
 
 255. BOONE (DANIEL). The Mountain Muse; Comprising the Adventures of 
 
 Daniel Boone; and the Power of Virtuous and refined Beauty. By 
 Daniel Bryan of Rockingham County, Virginia. 12mo, three-quar- 
 ter crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt top, BY BRADSTREET'S. 
 
 Harrisonburg, for the Author, 1813 
 
 256. BOSWELL (JAMES). The Life of Samuel Johnson, comprehending an 
 
 Account of his Studies and numerous Works . . . Epistolary Corres- 
 pondence and Original Pieces, etc. Portrait after Reynolds by 
 Heath (foxed). 2 vols, 4to, original boards, leather backs, broken 
 at hinges. London, 1791 
 
 FIRST EDITION. RARE. 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 
 Second Session, Numbers 257 to 512, inclusive 
 
 WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28th, AT 8; 00 O'CLOCK 
 
 257. BOUCHET (HENRI). Almanachs: Les Heures de la Parisienne; Etrennes 
 
 aux Dames; etc. Each profusely illustrated by Henri Boutet with 
 full-page dry-points and text engravings, some colored. 11 vols. 
 16mo, original boards or wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1887-1895 and 1899 
 
 Nine of the numbers are the limited issue" on Japan paper, signed 
 and numbered by the etcher, and one has a small original colored drawing 
 on the fly-leaf. 
 
 258. BOUCHOT (HENRI). The Printed Book, its History, Illustration and 
 
 Adornment from the Days of Gutenberg to the Present Time. Trans- 
 lated and enlarged by E. C. Bigmore. 118 illustrations of examples 
 of early Typography, Printer's devices, woodcuts, etc. Tall 8vo, halt 
 brown morocco, uncut. London, 1887 
 
 259. BOUCHOT (HENRI). The Book; its Printers, Illustrators and Binders 
 
 from Gutenberg to the Present Time. With a Treatise on the Art 
 of Collecting and Describing Early Printed Books . . . and a 
 topographical Index of the Earliest Printing Places. Edited by 
 H. Grevel. 172 facsimiles of early Typography, illustrations, print- 
 ers' marks, Bindings, Borders, Initials, etc. Tall thick 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1890 
 
 Second and enlarged edition. 
 
 260. BOURDILLON (F. W.). Aucassin & Nicolette, a Love Story, edited in 
 
 Old French and rendered in modern English (with Introduction 
 Glossary, etc). 8vo, wrappers, uncut. London, 1887 
 
 One of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER signed by the printers, Charles Whit- 
 tingham & Co. Laid in is the privately printed leaflet poem, "Aucassin 
 & Nicollette," by Bourdillon. 
 
 261. BOURDILLON "(F. W.). Sursum Corda. Small 4to, vellum, uncut, and 
 
 unopened. London, 1893 
 
 One of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER signed by Bourdillon. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 262. BRADFORD CLUB SERIES. Nos. 2 to 7 : containing the First Complete edi- 
 
 tion of The Croakers by Joseph Rodman Drake and Fitz-Greene Hal- 
 leek. 1860 ; Operations of the French Fleet under Comte de Grasse ; 
 Anthology of New Netherland, by H. C. Murphy; Career of Her- 
 nando de Soto.; Northern Invasion of 1780 against the Frontiers of 
 New York, by J. B. Hough; and the Army Correspondence of Col. 
 John Laurens, 1777-78, by William Gilmore Simms. Together, 
 vols. royal 8vo, half crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1860-1867 
 
 These issues were privately printed and limited to 75 and 100 copies 
 each, with engraved portraits and other illustrations. 
 
 263. BKADSTREET (ANNE). Poems and Prose Remains. Introduction by C. E. 
 
 Norton. No. 40 of 232 copies by the Duodecimos. 1897; Jim 
 Bludso, by John Hay. FIRST EDITION, wrappers (damaged), 1873 : 
 Love Lore, by W. J. Linton. Appledore Press, 1895. Only 100 
 copies, with Autograph letter signed, 'inserted, enclosing the Poem*: 
 Memorial edition of the Poems of Henry Timrod. Boston, 1899: 
 Songs of Italy, by Joaquin Miller. FIRST EDITION. 1878; The 
 North Shore Watch and other Poems, by G. E. AVoodberry. Boston, 
 1890. Together, 6 vols. 12mo, cloth am! wrappers. 
 
 264. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). The Schollers Medley, or, an Intermixt Dis- 
 
 course upon Historicall and Poeticall Relations. Small 4to, old blue 
 calf, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1614 
 
 FIRST EDITION. SCARCE. 
 
 265. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). The Arcadian Princesse; or, the Triumph of 
 
 Justice Pjescribing excellent rules of Physicke for a sicke Justice, 
 etc. FIRST EDITION. Engrtired fi-onli^/iicci' !>>/ Mttrxlnill, <nnl Hie 
 leaf "Upon the Frontispiece/ 9 12mo, old blue morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges. London, 1635 
 
 A life of Brathwaite, under the pseudonym of Silesio is at the end. 
 
 266. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). The Lives of all the Roman Emperors, being 
 
 exactly collected, from Julius Caesar, unto the now reigning Ferdi- 
 nand the second. Engraved title by Marshall. 12mo, original vel- 
 lum, name on title. London, 1636 
 
 267. BRATIHVAITE (RICHARD). A Survey of History: or, a Nursery for 
 
 Gentry. FIRST EDITION. Engraved title by Marshall. Small 4to, 
 original calf, title mounted, owner's name cut out of top margin of 
 same. London, 1638 
 
 On the front cover are the blind stamped initials, evidently done soon 
 after the publication of the book, of "I. M.'-' Milton's library, has dis- 
 appeared, it is unknown how he marked them, or what books he had, 
 and collectors of the writings of Milton can conjecture whether these 
 initials stand for John Milton or for some other J. M. unknown to fame. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 268. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). The English Gentleman and English Gentle- 
 
 woman . . . with A Ladies Love Lecture and a Supplement lately 
 annexed and Entitled The Turtles Triumph. The third edition, re- 
 vised, corrected and enlarged. Engraved title by Marshall. Small 
 folio, hrown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BIXDERY. London, 1641 
 
 FIRST EDITION IN FOLIO, and the best and most complete. With the fold- 
 ing leaf explanatory of the frontispiece and of the Ladies Love Lecture. 
 
 269. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the 
 
 North of England, to which is added Bessy Bell. Two plates. 12mo, 
 original calf. London, 1716 
 
 The second edition. No edition was printed between the first in 1638 
 and this. The first is an extremely rare book, practically unobtainable. 
 
 270. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the 
 
 Xorth of England, with Bessy Bell. 6 copper plates. 12mo, old calf. 
 
 London, 1723 
 
 The third edition, and the first to contain the plate of the Puritan 
 hanging a cat for catching a mouse on Sunday. At the end is bound 
 another book "Universal Gallantry ; or, the Amours of the Gods." 
 London, 1732. 
 
 271. BRATHWAITE (RICHARD). Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the 
 
 Xorth of England. Stipple engravings by Harding. 12mo, half 
 calf. London, 1805 
 
 This edition was edited by Joseph Haslewood who first found out 
 the authorship and who has written an introduction. 
 
 272. BREVIARY TREASURES. Satires of Horace, Odes of Anacreon, Selections 
 
 from the Koran, etc. 10 vols. Svo, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1903-1904 
 
 Edited and privately printed by Nathan Haskell Dole. THE ATHENIAN- 
 EDITION, No. 4 of the 100 copies printed on Royal Japanese vellum paper, 
 with illustrations and page borders. 
 
 273. BRIDGES (ROBERT). Plays: Nero, Parts I and II, Palicio, Return of 
 
 Ulysses, Christian Captives, Achilles in Scyros, Humours of the 
 Court and the Feast of Bacchus. Bound in one volume, retaining the 
 original covers, in crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY 
 THE CLUB BIXDERY. London : Bumpus, circa 1 890 
 
 274. BRIDGES (ROBERT). Eden. 1891; Humours of the Court, a Comedy. 
 
 1893; Shorter Poems. 1890. Limited to 100 copies each; Achilles 
 in Scyros. 1892. Limited to 156 copies on Large Paper; Milton's 
 Prosody, 1893. 50 copies on Large Paper; Purcell Ode. 1896. 
 Limited to 200 copies; John Keats. Privately printed in 250 copies. 
 1895; Eros & Psyche. 1885. Printed at the Chiswick Press; 
 Prometheus the Firegiver. 1884; Poems. 1873. FIRST EDITION 
 (and only one in this form). F. W. Bourdillon's copy; Ode on Pur- 
 cell. 1896 ; and a pamphlet issue of "The Growth of Love," 1876, 
 on which is pencilled, From the Author. Together, 12 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth and vellum, uncut. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 275. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE (J. P.). A Critical Examination of the Marquis 
 
 de Chatellux's Travels, in North America, in a Letter Addressed to 
 the Marquis. Translated from the French. 8vo, half straight- 
 grained morocco, gilt top, partly uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph James, 1788 
 
 276. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE AND ETIENNE CLAVIERE. Considerations on the 
 
 Eelative Situation of France and the United States of America 
 showing the importance of the American Eevolution to the Welfare 
 of France, etc. Translated from the French. 8vo, boards, uncut, 
 covers loose. London, 1788 
 
 A presentation copy from the authors to John Hancock with inscription 
 inside the front cover. On the outside of the front cover John Hancock 
 has written his name twice. 
 
 277. BRISSOT DE WARVILLE (J. P.). Xew Travels in the United States of 
 
 America. Performed in 1788. Translated from the French. Tall 
 8vo, half crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1792 
 
 278. BROME (ALEXANDER). The Poems of Horace consisting of Odes, Satyres 
 
 and Epistles rendr'd into English Verse by Several Persons. FIRST 
 EDITION. Portrait of Bronie by David Loggan and of Horace 
 by John Dunstall. 12mo, old calf, gilt. London, 1666 
 
 On the hack of the portrait of Brome is the following contemporary 
 inscription, "The gift of Mr. Alexander Brome icho collected and pub- 
 lished all and translated some of the pieces." It has also heen later in 
 the library of Samuel Rogers and has his autograph on the title. The 
 Foote copy with hookplate by French. 
 
 279. [BRONTE (CHARLOTTE).] Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell. 12mo, 
 
 original cloth, uncut. London, 1846 
 
 The sheets of the First Edition, but with the second or substituted title. 
 
 280. BROOKE (FULKE GREVILLE, LORD). Certaine Learned and Elegant 
 
 Workes of the Right Honorable Fulke, Lord Brooke. Written in 
 his Youth and familiar Exercise with Sir Philip Sidney. Royal 
 8vo, green morocco gilt, inside dentclle borders, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1633 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 281. BROOK FARM. Constitution of the Brook Farm Association for Industry 
 
 and Education, West Roxbury, Mass. With an Introductory State- 
 ment. Second Edition, with the By-Laws of the Association. 8vo, 
 half red morocco, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, hinges cracked. 
 
 Boston : I. R. Butts, 1844 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 282. BROWN (ALEXANDER). The Genesis of the United States. A Narrative 
 
 of the Movement in England, 1605-1616,, which resulted in the 
 Plantation of North America, by Englishmen, disclosing the Contest 
 between England and Spain for Possession ... set forth through a 
 series of Historical Manuscripts now First Printed, accompanied by 
 Bibliographical Memoranda, Notes and Biographies. 100 maps and 
 plans and portraits. 2 vols. 1890 ; The First Republic in America, 
 an account of the origin of this Nation written from Records then 
 (1624) concealed by the Council. 1898. Together, 3 vols. thick 8vo, 
 cloth, uncut. Boston, 1890-1898 
 
 283. BROWN (JOHN). The John Brown Invasion, an Authentic History of 
 
 the Harper's Ferry Tragedy. Portrait of Brown. Boston, 1860 
 (date changed with a pen on cover and title to 1859) ; The Life, 
 Trial and Execution of Capt. John Brown . . . compiled from 
 official and authentic sources. Portrait. New York (1859). To- 
 gether, 2 vols. tall 8vo, half straight-grain crimson morocco, title of 
 the second pamphlet cut away on the margin, and some leaves badly 
 opened. New York and Boston, 1859-1860 
 
 284. BROWNE (E.). A Description of an Annuall World, or Briefe Medita- 
 
 tions upon all the Holy-Daies in the Yeere. With certaine Briefe 
 Poeticall Meditations. 16mo, polished calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY BED- 
 FORD. Bottom of title repaired. London, 1641 
 Contains the engraved frontispiece and the Sacred Poems at the end, 
 sometimes wanting. The Thomas Gaisford copy with bookplate. 
 
 285. BROWNE ( SIR THOMAS). Hydriotaphia, Urne-Burial . . . together with 
 
 The Garden of Cyrus. FIRST EDITION. 2 plates. 12mo, brown 
 crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1658 
 
 286. BROWNE (SiR THOMAS). The Works of the learned Sr. Thomas Brown, 
 
 containing Enquiries into Vulgar and Common Errors, Religio 
 
 Medici, Hydriotaphia, Miscellany Tracts. Portrait by White. Small 
 
 folio, old half calf, broken. London, 1686 
 FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. 
 
 287. BROWNE (W.). Britannia's Pastorals. 16mo, green " crushed levant 
 
 morocco, tooled in a border of flat rose leaves and tiny roses, corner 
 ornaments of Wild Roses, repeated inside the cover, the edges gilt on 
 the red, and slip case. Slight repair to corner of title, margins of 
 four leaves cut close, shaving some of the notes. London, 1625 
 
 The commendatory poems are by Drayton, John Davies of Hereford, 
 George Wither, Ben Jonson and others. In the poem he refers to 
 Spenser, Sidney, Chapman, etc., and also to such famous navigators, as the 
 Devonshire men, Drake, Grenville, Gilbert, Davies and Hawkins. Browne 
 has been compared to Keats, and Keats greatly praised Browne. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 288. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). An Essay on Mind, with Other 
 
 Poems. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original boards, uncut. With 
 straight-grain morocco slip case. Slightly cracked at hinges. 
 
 London, 1826 
 
 Mrs. Browning's First Published Book written when she was only 
 17 years of age. SCARCE IN BOARDS, UNCUT. 
 
 289. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). An Essay on Mind, with Other 
 
 Poems. FIRST EDITION. Small Svo, contemporary cloth, a little 
 worn. London, 1826 
 
 Mary Russell Mitford's copy with her autograph on the title, and 
 probably a presentation copy from Mrs. Browning. 
 The Bierstadt copy with bookplate. 
 
 290. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). Sonnets. By E. B. B. 12mo, dark 
 
 blue crushed levant morocco, gilt back, inside dentelle borders, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY BIVIKHE. Reading: Xot for Publication, 184? 
 
 THE EXTREMELY RARE FIRST AND PRIVATELY I'KINTED EDITION, issued 
 in only a very few copies. It is supposed to have been printed at the 
 suggestion of Mrs. Mitford. the personal friend of the Author then living 
 at Reading, and by whom it was seen through the press. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 291. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's 
 
 Point. Svo, dark blue crushed levant, morocco., gilt back, gilt top, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1849 
 
 VERY SCARCE. The First Book published by Mrs. Browning with her 
 married name. 
 
 / 
 
 292. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). Two Poems. By Elizabeth Barrett 
 
 and Robert Browning. Svo, dark blue crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 back, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, original 
 wrappers bound in. London, 1854 
 
 VERY FINE COPY OF THE RARE FIRST EDITION. The pamphlet was printed 
 for sale at a Bazaar organized for a charity, and sold at sixpence. Only 
 a small number was printed and it has now almost disappeared. 
 
 293. BROWNING. (ELIZABETH BARRETT). A collection of FIRST EDITIONS, as 
 
 follows, Poems. 2 vols. London, 1844 ; Drama of Exile and Other 
 Poems. 2 vols. Xe\v York, 1845; Poems. New Edition. 2 vols. 
 London, 1850; Casa Guidi Windows. London, 1851; Poems. Fourth 
 Edition. 3 vols. London, 1856 ; Aurora Leigh. London, 1857 ; 
 Poems before Congress. London, 1860; The Greek Christian Poets 
 and the English Poets. London, 1863 ; together with BUXTON-FOR- 
 MAN'S "E. B. Browning and her Scarcer Books," XICOLL'S "Reli- 
 gious Opinions of Mrs. Browning." Both Privately Published in only 
 30 copies. London, 1896. Together, 15 vols. 12mo, cloth, etc. 
 
SONNETS. 
 
 E. B. B. 
 
 READING: 
 
 [NOT FOE PUBLICATION.] 
 
 1847. 
 
 ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING. SONNETS 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 fNo. 290] 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 294. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT). A.L.S. (Signed Elizabeth Barrett), 
 
 4pp. 16mo, Inquay, March 11, 18 ?. To "My dear cousin & friend." 
 
 A fine letter of personal interest written to her cousin at Florence, 
 thanking him for remembering her while there and giving him news of 
 her family and friends. Praises a song of his which appeared in "The 
 Athenaeum." mentions the success of the "Tableaux Annual," comment- 
 ing particularly on the fine engravings presented, and also on Miss 
 Mitford's contribution of stories more than usually full of interest & 
 character. 
 
 Speaks of her father who is obliged to spend so much time in London; 
 of the hope held out for the regaining of her health and strength by her 
 physicians, although she has been and still is confined to her bed ; of her 
 brothers residing in Jamaica, from whom comes nothing l)ut good news, 
 both of them being perfectly well satisfied with a sugar cane life. etc. 
 
 295. BROWNING (ELIZABETH BARRETT wife of Robert Browning). A.L.S., 
 
 4pp. 12mo, Rome, 126 Via Felice, April. To Mr. Tilton. Sends 
 lyric of "Only Girl," and refers to the Italian cause and Prince 
 Napoleon. 
 
 Reads in part, 
 
 ". . . Our Italian cause sweeps on its wan triumphantly , and the 
 hitch at Rome will not stop it long People in England and elsewhere 
 are beginning to understand at last something of the nature & extent of 
 Napoleon's difficulties; though you have a 'correspondent' (not EGG) 
 also sees wonderful things, or rather wonderfully does'nt see things. & 
 is not likely to l)e converted from his peculiar opinions by what is of such 
 merely general acceptation as a fact. 
 
 "Prince Napoleon's speech in the senate gave the emperor's interior 
 view (as I understand it) free from the prepare of responsibility, & 
 stripped of official forms of presentation. . . . Let us not forget to praise 
 the great Csar for the freeing of the serfs. Nerer can America admit a 
 compromise on slavery iti face of that action. ..." 
 
 296. BROWNING (ROBERT). Paracelsus. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original 
 
 boards, uncut. London, 1835 
 
 297. BROWNING (ROBERT). Strafford : An Historical Tragedy. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 8vo, three-quarter crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
 BY .TOUT. London, 1837 
 
 J. D. Coleridge's copy, 1859, with his autograph. 
 
 298. BROWNING (ROBERT). Bells and Pomegranates. Nos. 1 to 5 and Xos. 
 
 7 and' 8, in the original parts, 8vo, uncut, lacking the wrappers to 
 No. 1, and some back wrappers. London, 1841-1846 
 
 No. 7 is John Kenyon's copy, inscribed by him to .7. Eagles, 1845. ALL 
 ARE FIRST EDITIONS, including the fifth part. John Kenyon was the 
 friend of both Mr. and Mrs. Browning and helped along their runaway 
 marriage, and to him the seventh part was dedicated. 
 
 299. BROWNING (ROBERT). The Statue and the Bust. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 brown crushed levant morocco, uncut, BY ZAEHXSDORF. 
 
 London, 1855 
 
 Inserted is a sheet containing eight lines from the Poem "Balaustion's 
 Adventure," signed in full 'Robert Browning,' written by Browning and 
 dated London, 1871. 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 300. BROWNING (ROBERT). Cleon. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, brown crushed 
 
 levant morocco, inside dentelle border, uncut, BY ZAEHNSDORF. 
 
 London, 1855 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 301. BROWNING (EGBERT). Gold Hair. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, brown 
 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside borders and gilt top, 
 
 uncut, BY RIVIERE. [London, 1864] 
 
 The privately printed issue for private circulation only. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 302. BBOWNING (ROBERT). Letters from Robert Browning to Various Corre- 
 
 spondents. Edited by Thos. J. Wise. Facsimile letter. Vols 1 and 
 2. Small 8vo, one in wrappers and one in cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1895-1896 
 
 Privately printed by the Browning Society in an edition limited to 40 
 and 30 copies only, for circulation among the members. It was intended 
 to be completed in 3 volumes. 
 
 303. BROWNING (ROBERT). The Browning Society Papers. Parts I-II (con- 
 
 taining Furnivall's bibliography of Browning, etc.). London, 1881- 
 84; WISE'S Bibliography of Browning. Parts 1 to 4 (only). Lon- 
 don, 1896-97. Together, 6 parts, 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 London, 1881-1897 
 
 304. BROWNING (ROBERT). A collection of FIRST EDITIONS, as follows, Sor- 
 
 dello. 1840 ; Men and Women. 2 vols. 1855 ; Dramatis Personae. 
 1864; Selections from Browning (by himself). 1865; The Ring 
 and the Book. 4 vols. 1868-69 ; Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau. 
 1871; Pacchiarotto. 1876; The Agamemnon of Aeschylus. 1877; 
 La Saisaz, etc. 1878 ; Dramatic Idyls. 1879 ; Dramatic Idyls, sec- 
 ond series. 1880; Ferishtah's Fancies. 1884; Parleyings with Cer- 
 tain People. 1887; Asolando. 1890. Together, 18 vols. original 
 cloth. London, 1840-1887 
 
 305. BROWNING (ROBERT eminent English poet). A.L.S., Ip. 8vo, 19 War- 
 
 wick Crescent, July 2, 1868. To Albert Bierstadt. An answer to 
 an invitation to meet Mrs. Longfellow. With stereoscopic carte-de- 
 visit photograph; A.L.S., 2pp. 8vo, 19 Warwick Crescent, January 
 9, 1872. To "Dear Reuben"; A.L.S., Ip. 8vo, 19 Warwick Crescent. 
 To an unknown party, with reference to a "Selection from Shelley," 
 to be prepared by himself. Together, 3 letters. 
 
 306. BRUNET (GUSTAVE). Bibliomania in the Present Day in France and 
 
 England, or, some account of celebrated recent Sales, giving the 
 prices at which the more important books were sold, with the prices 
 brought by the same books in previous sales. From the French of 
 Philomnestre Jr. With Notice and portrait of Trautz-Bauzonnet. 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut. .New York, 1880 
 
 No. 7 of the 30 copies printed on vellum paper with wide margins, 
 signed by J. W. Bouton the publisher. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 307. BRYANT (WILLIAM CULLEN). The Embargo; or Sketches of the Times. 
 
 A Satire. The Second Edition corrected and -enlarged together with 
 the Spanish Eevolution and others Poems (not previously pub- 
 lished). Narrow thin 12mo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Boston, for the Author, 1809 
 
 FINE LARGE UNCUT COPY. 
 
 308. BRYANT (WILLIAM CULLEN). Poems. FIRST EDITION. Original boards, 
 
 uncut. Cambridge, 1821; The Fountain and Other Poems. FIRST 
 EDITION.' Original cloth. New York, 1842. Together, 2 vols. 
 12mo. 
 
 309. BULLEN (A. H.). The Works of John Day. Now first collected with an 
 
 Introduction and Notes. Thick small 4to, boards, vellum back, 
 uncut. (London,) 1881 
 
 Privately printed at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 310. BULLEN (A. H.). England's Helicon. A Collection of Lyrical and Pas- 
 
 toral Poems : published in 1600. Edited by A. H. Bullen. 8vo, 
 brown crushed levant morocco, with inlay in colors of a shield con- 
 taining musical trophies, with pendant garlands of roses and wild- 
 blue flowers, inside ribbon borders, flowered silk end papers and 
 doublures, gilt edges, and leather joints, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECK- 
 ESSER. London, 1887 
 
 LARGE PAPER, only 250 printed. Beautifully bound. 
 
 311. BULLEN (A. H.). A Christmas Garland. Carols and Poems from the 
 
 Fifteenth Century to. the Present Time. Seven illustrations. 8vo, 
 half vellum, gilt top, uncut. London, 1887 
 
 LARGE PAPER. 
 
 312. BULLEN (A. H.). Lyrics from the Song-Books of the Elizabethan Age. 
 
 . 8vo, in a beautiful inlaid binding of olive green morocco worked 
 in a rose and lattice pattern in small tools and pointille, the centre 
 panel inlaid in Maioli pattern in pale blue, with a floral adornment 
 in gold ending in crimson foliates, inside ribbon borders and gilt 
 edges, BY SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER, London, 1887 
 
 LARGE PAPER, only 250 copies were printed. 
 
 313. BULLEN (A. H.). More Lyrics from the Song-Books of thp Elizabethan 
 
 Age. London, 1888 ; Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, from Romances and 
 Prose-Tracts of the Elizabethan Age. London, 1890; Lyrics from 
 the Dramatists of the Elizabethan Age. London, 1889; Davison's 
 Poetical Rhapsody. 2 vols. London, 1890-91. Together, 5 vols. 
 8vo, half brown calf, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1888-1891 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITIONS of the Chiswick Press, limited to 250 copies. 
 The well-edited Poetical Miscellanies published in England at the close 
 of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th Centuries. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28ih 
 
 314. BULLEX (A. II.). Speculum Amantis: Love Poems. From Eare Song- 
 
 Books and Miscellanies of the Seventeenth Century. Mu>a Proterva : 
 Love-Poems of the Restoration. Together, 2 vols. square 8vo, half 
 blue calf, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1889 
 
 The privately printed and limited editions, issued from the Chiswick 
 Press. 
 
 315. BULLEX (A. II.). Anacreon : with Thomas Stanley's Translation. Ed- 
 
 ited by A. H. Bullen. Illustrated by J. K. Weguelin, and printed 
 in alternate pages of Greek and English text. Square 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. London, 1893 
 
 One of 110 copies printed on Japanese vellum. 
 
 316. BULLEX (A. H.). Marston (John). The Works of John Marston. 
 
 Edited by A. H. Bullen. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London. 1887 
 
 317. BULWER (JOHN). Chirologia; or, the Xaturall Language of the Hand 
 
 . . . whereunto is added Chironomia, or, the Art of Manuall Rhet- 
 orike. Engraved frontispiece by Marshall and engraved half-title. 
 12mo, old calf. London, 1644 
 
 The engraved half-title containing a cartouche with the title 'Vlriro- 
 tjieca" is known in only one or two copies. 
 
 318. BULWER (Jonx). Philocophus: or, The-Deafe and Dumbe Mans Friend. 
 
 Exhibiting the Philosophical! verity of that subtile Art, which may 
 inable one with an observant Eie, to Heare what any man speaks by 
 the moving of his lips, etc. By J. B. surnamed the Chirosopher. 
 Engraved title by Wm. Marshall. 16mo, sprinkled calf, title shaved 
 and last leaf remargined. London, 1648 
 
 VERY SCARCE, with the rare leaf "Sense and Minde of the Frontispiece." 
 
 319. [BURKE (EDMUXD).]. A Compleat History of the Late War; or, An- 
 
 nual Register of its Rise, Progress and Events in Europe, Asia, 
 Africa and America. Illustrated with 16 maps, portraits and plans. 
 8vo, original calf. Dublin, 1763 
 
 VERY FINE COPY AND VERY SCARCE. The history of the French-Indian 
 War written by Edmund Bnrke in the Annual Register of which he was 
 then editor. Later editions have a fictitious J. Wright as author in 
 some cases. 
 
 320. BURKE (EDMUND). Reflections on the Revolution in France. 8vo, half 
 
 red levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 London, 1790 
 
 FIXE UNCUT COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION, especially difficult to obtain 
 uncut. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28tJt 
 
 321. BURNET (BISHOP GILBERT). The Memoires of the Lives and Actions of 
 
 James and William, Dukes of Hamilton and Castleherald, &c., in 
 which an account is given of the Eise and Progress of the Civil 
 Wars of Scotland, 1625 to 1652. Folio, old sprinkled calf, rebacked. 
 
 London, 167? 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with brilliant impression of the four portraits by 
 Faithorne and White, that of Charles I by Faithorne a notable print. 
 
 322. BURNS (ROBERT). Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. Engraved 
 
 Portrait by Beugo after Nasmyth. 8vo, polished calf, gilt, contem- 
 porary name of J. Gray on title. Edinburgh, for the Author, 1787 
 THE FIRST EDINBURGH EDITION and the second edition of Burns' Poems. 
 J. Gray, whose name is written on the title was one of the original 
 subscribers. A number of the satirical Poems have the names of the 
 subjects written in. 
 
 323. BURNS (ROBERT). Letters addressed to Clarinda &c. Never before 
 
 Published. 16mo, polished calf gilt, inside dentelle borders, gilt 
 edges, BY RIVIERE. Glasgow, 1802 
 
 The first publication of these letters.* VERY SCARCE, and said to have 
 been suppressed. 
 
 324. BURNS (ROBERT). The Poetical Works of Robert Burns with his Life. 
 
 Engravings on wood by Bewick. 2 vols. 12mo, sprinkled calf. BY 
 LARKINS. Alnwick, printed by W. Davison [1808] 
 
 The first Bewick edition of Burns. 
 
 325. BURNS (ROBERT). Selected Poems of Robert Burns. With an Introduc- 
 
 tion by Andrew Lang. 8vb, green crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet 
 lines, gilt inside borders, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1891 
 
 No. 6 of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, printed at the Chiswick Press and 
 signed by Whittingham. 
 
 326. BURTON (SiR RICHARD F.). The Carmina of Caius Valerius Catullus. 
 
 Now first completely Englished into Verse and Aose, the Metrical 
 Part by Capt. Richard F. Burton, and the Prose Portion by Leonard 
 C. Smithers. Frontispiece. 8vo, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 London, 1894 
 Limited edition for private subscribers only. 
 
 327. BURTON (ROBERT) . The Anatomy of Melancholy, What it is, with all the 
 
 Kinds, Causes, Symptoms, etc. By Democritus Junior. With a 
 
 Satirical Preface. A new edition, corrected and enriched. 3 vols. 
 
 8vo, half morocco, a little rubbed, gilt tops. Boston, 1861 
 
 Only 75 copies were printed for subscribers, at the Riverside Press. 
 
 328. BURTON (ROBERT). Anatomy of Melancholy. What it is, with all the 
 
 Kinds, Causes, Symptoms Prognostics and Several Cures of it. By 
 Democritus Junior. 3 vols. 8vo, half roan, gilt tops, uncut, slightly 
 rubbed. Boston, 1861 
 
 One of 75 copies printed at the Riverside Press for subscribers. One 
 of the thick paper copies. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 329. BURTY (Pn.). Charles Meryoii, Sailor, Engraver and Etcher. A 
 
 Memoir and Complete Descriptive Catalogue of his Works. Trans- 
 lated from the French by M. B. Huish. Eoyal 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, Fine Art Society, 1879 
 The edition consisted of 125 copies. 
 
 330. BURY (RICHARD. DE). The Philobiblon. Translated. London. 1832; 
 
 The Same, translated by E. C. Thomas. London, 1888 ; BURTON'S 
 The Book Hunter. Edinburgh, 1863; FANNY KEMBLE BUTLER'S 
 Poems. Philadelphia, 1844; SEELEY'S Fanny Burney and her 
 Friends. Large Paper. London, n.d. ; BANCROFT'S Miscellanies. 
 York, 1855 ; and others. Together, 40 vols. 
 
 331. BUSHNELL (CHARLES I.). Crumbs for Antiquarians. Illustrated. 2 
 
 vols. 8vo, green morocco, Jansenist sides, inside ribbon borders, gilt 
 tops, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1864-1866 
 
 Privately printed Monographs (some in only 50 copies). A very rare 
 New York item, as these historical monographs were intended for cir- 
 culation only among the author's friends. 
 
 332. [BUSSY-KABUTIN (ROGER,, COMTE DE).] Histoire Amoureuse des Gaules. 
 
 16mo, dark-blue crushed levant morocco stamped with a decoration 
 of crosses in gold and a centre piece of mosaic, inside borders, gilt 
 edges, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. A Liege, no date 
 
 Two or three editions of this famous French satire were first pub- 
 lished about 1665, of which this is one, and it is uncertain which was the 
 original. All are extremely rare. This copy, has a Maltese Cross as 
 sign on the title, and is paged, 1-190 and 1-68, with the Key, 3pp. following. 
 
 BEAUTIFULLY BOUND. 
 
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 336. BUTLER (SAMUEL). Hudibras. The Second Part. FIRST GENUINE 
 
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 337. BUTLER (SAMUEL). Hudibras. The Second Part. EIEST GENUINE EDI- 
 
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 This large 8vo issue is very rarely met with and much the scarcer of 
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 338. BUTLER (SAMUEL). Hudibras. Woodcut vignettes. THE PRETTY Cms- 
 
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 339. BYRON (GEORGE GORDON, LORD). Hebrew Melodies. FIRST EDITION. 
 
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 and leaves of advertisement and additional leaves. 
 
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 340. BYRON (GEORGE GORDON, LORD). The Prisoner of Chillon and other 
 
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 Poem. 1816; Manfred, a Dramatick Poem. 1817; Mazeppa, a 
 Poem. 1819. Together, 4 vols. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
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 341. BYRON (GEORGE GORDON, LORD). English Bards and Scotch Reviewers. 
 
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 for James Cawthorn, n.d. (1809) ; Cain a Mystery. Wrappers, un- 
 cut. London, 1822. 2 vols. 12mo. 
 
 342. BYRON (GEORGE GORDON, LORD). Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Ro- 
 
 maunt. (Cantos 1 and 2, with Poems). 4to, half morocco, gilt 
 top. London, 1812; Canto the Third, 1816, in the original wrap- 
 pers, uncut; and Canto the Fourth, in boards, uncut. 1818. ALL 
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 343. CAINE (T. HALL). Sonnets of Three Centuries: A Selection including 
 
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 344. CALLENDER (J. T.). The American Annual Register, or Historical Me- 
 
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 345. CALLENDER (J. T.). The History of the United States for 1796; includ- 
 
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 ernment previous to that Period. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt 
 top, other edges uncut, BY MACDONALD. 
 
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 346. CALLEXDER (J. T.). Sketches of the History of America. 8vo, original 
 
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 347. CAMBEX (WILLIAM). Eemains concerning Britain, their Language, 
 
 Barnes . . . etc. The Seventh Impression, much amended with 
 many rare Antiquities never before Imprinted. Portrait of Cam- 
 den by White. Small 8vo, original calf, rebacked. Xame written on 
 title. London, 1674 
 
 Best Edition, and the first to contain the additions of John Philipot. 
 the Somerset Herald. 
 
 348. CAMEO SERIES. A Chaplet from the Greek Anthology. . By Richard Gar- 
 
 nett. London, 1892; Love Songs of Robert Burns, selected by Sir 
 George Douglas; Lyrics, Retrospect and Other Poems, by A. Mary 
 F. Robinson (Madame Darmesteter) ; A Minor Poet and other 
 Verse, A London Plane-Ttree, by Amy Levy. Together, 6 vols. 
 small 8vo, vellum and half vellum, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London, 1891-1893 
 
 The limited issues (except one) of 30 copies printed on thick Japanese 
 vellum paper. 
 
 349. CAMPIOX (THOMAS). The Works of Thomas Campion. Edited by A. H. 
 
 Bullen. 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1889 
 
 Privately printed at the Chiswick Press and on LARGE PAPER.' limited 
 to 120 copies. 
 
 350. CARAX D'AcHE. La Comedic du Jour sous la Republique Athenienne : 
 
 Physiologies Parisiennes. Par Albert Millaud. Illustrations par 
 Caran d'Ache. 2 vols. imperial 8vo, cloth, gilt edges. 
 
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 351. CAREW (THOMAS). Poems. By Thomas Carew, Esquire. One of the 
 
 Gentlemen of the Privie-Chamber, and Sewer in Ordinary to His 
 Majesty. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. 12mo, crimson 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt on red edges. London, 1642 
 
 352. CAREW (THOMAS). The Poems and Masque of Thomas Carew. With 
 
 an Introductory Memoir, an Appendix of unauthenticated Poems 
 from Mss., Xotes and a Table of Iirst Lines. Edited by J. W. 
 Ebsworth. Portrait on India Paper. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1893 
 LARGE PAPER. No. 74 of 105 copies. 
 
 353. CAREY (HEXRY). Poems on Several Occasions. The third Edition, 
 
 much enlarged. Mezzotint by John Faber, bust in oval after Wors- 
 dale. 4to, old sprinkled calf, gilt, cracked at hinges. Armorial 
 bookplate of Sir Walter Blount. London, 1729 
 
 The best edition, containing for the first time the famous song "Sally 
 in Our Alley." 
 
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 354. CAREY (HENRY). The Dramatick Works of Henry Carey. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 4to, crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt panels and pointille 
 tooling, gilt edges and inside borders ; BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
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 355. CAREY (MATTHEW). Carey's American Pocket Atlas: Containing the 
 
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 shire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York. 
 Xew Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, N. W. Territory, Maryland, 
 Virginia, Kentucky, N. Carolina, Tennessee, S. Carolina, Georgia. 
 With a Concise description of each state. 19 maps. 12mo, half 
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 356. CARLYLE (THOMAS). Sartor Resartus. London, 1834; Chartism. Lon- 
 
 don, 1840; Heroes and Hero Worship. London, 1841; Early Kings 
 of Norway. London, 1875 ; and four pamphlets by the same author. 
 FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 8 vols. 
 
 Sartor Resartus is the rare first privately printed issue, and .T. Dyke* 
 Campbell's copy. 
 
 357. CARLYLE (THOMAS). Montaigne and other Essays, chiefly Biographical. 
 
 Now first collected. With Foreword by S. R. Crockett. Portrait. 
 Royal Svo, cloth, vellum back, gilt top, uncut. London, 1897 
 
 One of 75 copies issued on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 358. CARTWRIGHT (WILLIAM). Comedies, Tragi-Comedies, with other Poem;<. 
 
 The Ayres and Songs- set by Mr. Henry Lawes. Engraved portrait 
 by Lombart. Thick 12mo, half old vellum, some lines shaved. 
 
 London, 1651 
 FIRST EDITION, with the blanks on pages 301,' 302 and 305. 
 
 359. CASTIGLIONE (B.). The Book of the Courtier, translated by Opdycke. 
 
 Portraits, etc. New York, 1903; ELVVLN'S Some Eighteenth Cen- 
 tury Men of Letters. London, 1902; DORAN'S Habits of Men. Lon- 
 don, 1854; CAMOEN'S Lusiad, translated by Quillinan. London, 
 ]853; and others. Together, 15 vols. 
 
 360. CAVENDISH (GEORGE). The Life and Death of Cardinal Wolsey. Illus- 
 
 trated with portraits by Holbein. Imperial 8vo, half buckram, uncut. 
 
 Boston: Riverside Press, 1905 
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 361. CAXTON (WILLIAM). The Life of Mayster William Caxton, of the 
 
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 an Account of the Rise and Progress of Printing in England, during 
 his time, till 1493. Collected by John Lewis. Portrait and plates 
 of watermarks. Svo, three-quarter crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1737 
 
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 377. CHARLES I. Basilika : The Works of Charles I, with his Life and Martyr- 
 
 dome. Engraved frontispiece (plate of Arms} by Hollar, and en- 
 graved title ivith portrait of diaries by Ilertochs, and three folding 
 plates by him. 2 vols. folio, old sprinkled calf, red edges. 
 
 London, 1662 
 
 FINE COPT, rare in such condition. The volumes contain all of Charles's 
 Letters and Speeches, an account of the Trial, his Declarations during 
 the Civil War, his Life. etc. 
 
 378. CHARLES I. Engelandts Memoriael, Tot Eeuwighe Gedachtenis. En- 
 
 graved portraits of Charles I and II, Cromwell, Fairfax, etc. Thick 
 12mo, old vellum. Amsterdam, 1649 
 
 379. CHARLES I. Tragicum Theatrum Actorum, et Casuum Tragicorum Lon- 
 
 dini Publice celebratorum, etc. 16mo, crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 top. Amsterdam, Janson, 1649 
 
 Contains the portraits and the very rare plate of "Whitehall." at the 
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 380. CHARLES I. Wotton (Sir Henry). A Panegyrick of King Charles: 
 
 being Observations upon the Inclination, Life and Government of 
 our Soveraign Lord the King. Written by Sir Henry Wotton Knight 
 Provost of Eaton Colledg, A little before his death. Engraved por- 
 trait of the King. 16mo, old polished calf, gilt. 
 
 And printed for Richard Marriott, London, no date 
 
 381. CHARLES II. Relation en forme de Journal du Voyage et Sejour que 
 
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 1660. With six fine copper plates, mostly double page, including 
 the large portrait of Charles II in armor by Van Vliet, all very soft 
 and brilliant early impressions. Folio, old calf, binding broken. 
 
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 382. [CHATTERTON (THOMAS).] Poems supposed to have been Written at 
 
 Bristol by Thomas Rowley and others in the Fifteenth Century. 
 With Preface, introductory Account and Glossary. 8vo, old tree 
 calf, binding worn. London, 1777 
 
 The First Edition of the Chatterton Forgeries. 
 
 383. CHAUCER (GEOFFREY). The Workes of our Ancient and Learned Eng- 
 
 list Poet Geffrey Chaucer, newly Printed. To that which was done 
 , in the former impression thus much is now added . . . etc. Copper- 
 
 plate, the "Progeny of Geffrey Chaucer," and a portrait inserted. 
 Folio, old calf, gilt, binding broken. 
 
 London : Geor. Bishop, 1602 
 
 Speght's second edition containing: for the first time Chaucer's Jack 
 Upland against the Friars, La Priere de Nostre Dame, translations of the 
 French and Latin phrases used by Chaucer and other additions. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 384. CHILD (FRANCIS JAMES). The English and Scottish Popular Ballads. 
 
 Edited by F. J. Child. 10 vols. royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Boston [1882-1898] 
 
 LARGE PAPER copy of the limited issue. The best edited collection of 
 the old Ballad Poetry of England and Scotland. 
 
 385. CHINA COLLECTING, ETC. China Collecting In America. By Alice 
 
 Morse Earle. Illustrated. New York, 1892 ; Marks on Pottery and 
 Porcelain. By Hooper & Phillips. London, 1902 ; Dictionnaire des 
 Marques et Monogrammes de Graveurs. Par Duplessis et Bouchot. 
 3 vols. Wrappers. Paris, 1886. Together, 5 vols. 12mo, cloth and 
 paper. 
 
 380. CHINESE COLORED DRAWINGS. A Collection of eleven Original Colored 
 Drawings on Rice paper, representing itinerant merchants with their 
 wares, scenes of farm life, etc. Oblong 4to, native boards. 
 
 Nineteenth Century 
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 387. CHINESE COLORED DRAWINGS. A Collection of four Original Colored 
 
 Drawings on Rice Paper, representing Chinese women of rank, show- 
 ing costumes worn. One of the plates torn. 4to, native binding of 
 figured silk. Nineteenth Century 
 
 388. CHINESE COLORED DRAWINGS. A Collection of eleven Original Colored 
 
 Drawings on Rice paper, representing butterflies (several on each 
 sheet). Oblong 4to, native binding of red silk. One plate torn, one 
 or two others have slight tear in margins. 
 
 389. CHURCHILL (CHARLES). The Rosciad and the Apology. Edited by 
 
 Robert W. Lowe. 8 portraits and facsimiles. 4to., half roan, gilt 
 top, uncut. London, 1891 
 
 No. 5 of 45 copies printed on Japanese vellum, with the suppressed 
 passages for the first time restored. 
 
 390. CINCINNATI (SOCIETY OF THE). A Circular Letter addressed to the' 
 
 State Societies of the Cincinnati by the General Meeting convened at 
 Philadelphia, May 3, 1784 together with the Institution, as altered 
 and amended. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. Philadelphia, 1784 
 
 391. CLEVELAND (JOHN). Poems. By J. C. With Additions, never Before 
 
 Printed. Engraved Portrait, with cards in right hand. 12mo, 
 sprinkled calf, gilt edges. No place. Printed in the Year, 1657 
 
 At the end are, (With separate title, dated, 1657) "A Character of a 
 1 )ivrnal-Maker," By J. C., (and without title) "Cleaveland's Petition 
 to His Highnesse the Lord Protector." 
 
 392. CLEVELAND (JOHN). Poems. By John Cleavland. With Additions 
 
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 engraved and omitting the design en the back of the card. 12mo, 
 crimson crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 ERY. [London:] Printed for W. Shears, 1659 
 
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 393. CLEVELAND (JOHN). J. Cleaveland Revived: Poems, Orations and 
 
 Epistles and other of his Genuine Incomparable Pieces never before 
 publisht. Portrait as a monumental bust crowned with laurel. 
 12mo, old calf. London, for Xathaniel Brooke, 1059 
 
 394. CLEVELAND (Jonx). Clievelandi Vindiciae: or, Clieveland's Genuine 
 
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 as a divine. 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY 
 RAMAGE. Xame in ink on title. London, 1077 
 
 395. CLEVELAND (JOHN). Clievelandi Vindiciae: or, Clieveland's Genuine 
 
 Poems ... to which are added many never Printed before, with 
 an account of the Author's Life. Portrait as a divine. 12mo, orig- 
 inal calf. London, 1077 
 
 The same as the preceding, but a new title-page and imprint of Robert 
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 390. CLEVELAND (JOHN). The Works of Mr. John Cleveland . . . collected 
 into one volume, with the Lffe of the Author. Portrait as a divine. 
 12mo, crushed blue levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1087 
 
 397. CLOUGH (ARTHUR HUGH). The Bothie of Toper-Xa-Fuosich. A Long- 
 
 Vacation Pastoral. Bound in crushed levant, retaining the original 
 wrappers. Oxford, 1848 ; Poems. 12mo, no place, no date. Presen- 
 tation copy from the author; Ambarvalia. Poems. By Thomas Bur- 
 ridge and Arthur H. Clough. London, 1849; Poems, with a Memoir 
 (by F. T. Palgrave). 1802. FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 4 vols., 
 the last 3 vols. in cloth. 
 
 398. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Saint- Amand (Imbert de). The Last Years of 
 
 Louis XV. Translated from the French. Frontispiece portrait of 
 Madame du Barry in colors, one in plain state and two portraits of 
 Marie Antoinette. 4to, half Holland, uncut. Boston, 1893 
 
 No. 66 of 150 copies published by the Club of Odd Volumes. 
 
 399. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Catalogue of the Loan Exhibition of Book-plates 
 
 and Super-libros held by the Club of Odd Volumes at the Museum 
 
 of Fine Arts, April 25 to June 5, 1898. Reproductions of rare plates. 
 
 8vo, half roan, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1898 
 
 EDITION-DE-LUXE. printed on Japan vellum paper and limited to 61 copies. 
 
 400. CLUB or ODD VOLUMES. The Poems of Roger Wolcott, Esq., 1725. Small 
 
 4to, half roan, uncut. Boston, 1898 
 
 No. 5 of the "Early American Poetry" Series, of which only 100 copies 
 were printed on hand-made paper. 
 
 401. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Geoffrey Chaucer. A Paper read by George 
 
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 Massachusetts on the Five Hundredth Anniversary of Chaucer's 
 Death. Small 4to, wrappers, uncut. Boston, 1900 
 
 51 numbered copies were issued for Members. 
 
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 402. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES, Allen (Charles Dexter). A Talk on Book- 
 
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 Limited to 52 copies. 
 
 403. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Hunnewell (James F.). Triumphs of Early 
 
 Printing. Small 4to, half roan,, uncut. Boston, 1902 
 
 Only 68 copies printed. 
 
 404. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. New-Englands Memoriall. By Nathaniel Mor- 
 
 ton. With an Introduction by Arthur Lord. 4to, half holland, gilt 
 top, uncut. Boston, 1903 
 
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 405. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Christian Eemick, an Early Boston Artist. A 
 
 Paper read by Henry Winchester Cunningham. Thin small 4to, half 
 roan, uncut. . Boston, 1904 
 
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 406. CLUB OF ODD VOLUMES. Littlefield (G. E.). Early Schools and School- 
 
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 Boston, 1904 
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 407. CLUB OF ODD* VOLUMES. Murdock (Harold). Historic of the Life and 
 
 Death of Sir William Kirkaldy of Grange, Knight. Wherein is de- 
 clared his many wise Designs and Valiant Actions, with a True 
 Eelation of his Heroic Conduct in the Castle of Edinburgh, which 
 he had the Honour to defend for the Queen of Scots. Now set forth 
 from Authentic Sources. Tall 8vo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1906 
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 408. CLUNI (ALEXANDER). Le Voyageur Americain ou Observations sur 
 
 . 1'Etat actuel, la Culture, le Commerce des Colonies -Britannique en 
 Amerique . . . Adressees en forme des lettres au tres honorable Comte 
 de . . . Traduit, et augmente d'un Precis sur 1' Amerique Septentri- 
 onale et la Eepublique des Treize-Etats Unis. Par M. J. M. Map. 
 8vo, half blue straight-grain morocco, gilt top, uncut, original wrap- 
 pers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Amsterdam, 1782 
 
 Translation of the letters of Alexandre Cluni on the state of America 
 written at the desire of the Earl of Chatham. The additions by M. Man- 
 drillon, the translator. SCARCE. 
 
 409. COGHLAN (MRS. MARGARET). Memoirs of Mrs. Coghlan (Daughter of 
 
 the late Major Moncrieffe), written by herself . . . interspersed with 
 Anecdotes of the late American and present French War. FIRST 
 EDITION. 12mo, original sheep, broken at hinges. 
 
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 -110. COLE (TIMOTHY). Old Dutch and Flemish Masters engraved by Tim- 
 othy Cole. With Critical Notes by John C. Van Dyke and Com r 
 ments by the Engraver. Numerous full page woodcuts. Folio, half 
 holla nd, uncut. New York, 189-j 
 
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 at the De Vinne Press, with certificate that the Cole woodcuts were 
 taken from the original blocks, and all thirty of the plates on China Paper. 
 
 411. COLE (TIMOTHY). Old Italian Masters, engrayed by Timothy Cole. 
 With Historical Notes by W. J. Stillman and Brief Comment by the 
 Engraver. Numerous full page ivoodcuts. Laid in two portfolios, 
 cloth. 
 
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 signed by Cole and certified by the engraver. This group contains many 
 of the most beautiful and sought for of the Cole woodcuts. 
 
 412. COLERIDGE (S. T.). The Friend": A Literary, Moral, and Political 
 
 Weekly Paper, excluding Personal and Party Politics, and the Events 
 of the Day. Conducted by S. T. Coleridge of Grasmere, Westmor- 
 land. The original ten numbers complete, Penrith, June 1, 1809 to 
 March 15, 1810. Bound in one vol. Tall 8vo, cloth back, uncut, 
 small piece cut from margin of first page. [London, 1809-1810] 
 
 VERY SCARCE. COMPLETE, much of this material was suppressed later. 
 The original issue, with the Government stamp on 'the numbers. Most 
 copies are the unsold sheets, bound and sold at a later date, and do not 
 have the stamp. 
 
 413. COLERIDGE (S. T.). Christabel: Kubla Khan, a Vision; The Pains of 
 
 Sleep. FIRST EDITION. Tall 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt, gilt top, uncut, the original wrappers retained, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1816 
 
 "From Southey's Library" written on the front cover. FINE COPY, 
 with all the extra leaves dated March 1816. ' 
 
 414. COLERIDGE (S. T.). Sibylline Leaves: A Collection of Poems. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Tall 8vo, polished calf, gilt, gilt top, uncut, with the 
 half title and errata leaf. London, 1817 
 
 415. COLERIDGE (S. T.). Aids to Reflection in the Formation of a Manly 
 
 Character on the Several Grounds of Prudence, Morality and Re- 
 ligion. 8vo, original cloth, uncut, loose at back. 
 
 London: Pickering, 1836 
 
 416. COLERIDGE (S. T.). Early Recollections: chiefly relating to the Late 
 
 Samuel Taylor Coleridge, during his long residence at Bristol. By 
 Joseph Cottle. Engraved portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt, cilt edges. 
 
 London, 1837 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 417. COLLINS (WILLIAM). Odes on Several Descriptive and Allegoric Sub- 
 
 jects. Engraved vignette on title by Van der Gucht. 8vo, green 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, BY DAVID. London, 1747 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE, being suppressed by the author. It con- 
 tains the first publication of his most famous poem, the "Ode on 
 the Passions." 
 
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 418. COLLINS (WILLIAM). Oriental Eclogues. Written originally for the 
 
 Entertainment of the Ladis of Tauris. And Now Translated. FIRST 
 EDITION.- Small 4to, half green crushed levant morocco, gilt top, 
 some leaves uncut. London, 1757 
 
 419. COLONNA (FRANCESCO). The Strife of Love in a .Dream, being the 
 
 Elizabethan Version of the first book of the Hypnerotomachia. A 
 new edition, by Andrew Lang. Woodcuts after the originals. Im- 
 perial 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1890 
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 420. COLORED PLATES, Eepton (Humphry). Odd Whims and Miscellanies. 
 
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 gilt, BY TOUT. London, 1804 
 
 421. COLORED PLATES. Svinine (Paul). Sketches of Russia. 15 plates in 
 
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 422. COLORED PLATES. Fellowes (AV. D.). Paris, during the Interesting 
 
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 color plates. Thin 8vo, half brown crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 top, BY WOOD. London, 1815 
 
 423. COMMON PRAYER. The Book of Common Prayer ... as revised and 
 
 proposed to the Use of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 12mo, 
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 424. CONGRESS. Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Philadel- 
 
 phia September 5, 1774 (and) May 10, 1775. 8vo, original sheep, 
 with both the half titles. 
 
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 1775 
 
 425. CONGRESS. Journals of Congress. Containing the Proceedings from 
 
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 United States (1808). Wm. Smith's copy with his name on title. 
 Washington, 1809. Together, 3 vols. 8vo. 
 
 427. CONGREVE (WILLIAM). A Pindarique Ode humbly offer'd to the King 
 
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 gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1695 
 
 428. CONGREVE (WILLIAM). The Mourning Muse of Alexis. A Pastoral. 
 
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 Blessed Memory, pp. 10, small folio, half maroon calf, uncut, BY 
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 429. CONGREVE (WILLIAM). The Way of the World, a Comedy. Written by 
 
 Mr. Congreve. FIRST EDITION. 4to, half calf, names written on 
 'half title. London, 1700 
 
 430. CONGREVE (WILLIAM). A Pindarique Ode, Humbly Offer'd to the 
 
 Queen, on the Victorious Progress of Her- Majesty's Arms, under the 
 Conduct of the Duke of Marlborough. To which is prefix'd, A 
 Discourse on the Pindarique Ode. FIRST EDITION. Small folio, pp. 
 10, half maroon calf, one leaf cut close, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1706 
 
 431. CONNECTICUT. The Right of the Governor and Company of the Colony 
 
 of Connecticut to Claim and Hold the Lands within the Limits of 
 their Charter Lying West of the Province of New York, Stated and 
 Considered: in a Letter to J. H., Esq., To which is added, An Ac- 
 count of the Purchase from the Indians of part of those lands by 
 the Susquehannah and Delaware Companies, and their Proceedings 
 thereon. 8vo, pp. 47, half straight-grain morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Hartford, Eben Watson, 1773 
 
 EXTREMELY BARE, AND A VERY FINE UNCUT COPY. 
 
 432. CONNECTICUT. An Account of the Number of Inhabitants, in the Colony 
 
 of Connecticut, January 1, 1774; Together with an Account of the 
 Number of Inhabitants, taken January 1, 1756. Published by Order 
 of the General Assembly. 9 pages, folio, half straight-grain morocco, 
 
 gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Hartford : Printed by Ebenezer Watson, near the Great Bridge, 
 1774 
 EXTREMELY RARE. THE FIRST REVOLUTIONARY CENSUS OF CONNECTICUT. ' 
 
Second Session, Wednesday. Evening, April 28th 
 
 433. CONNECTICUT SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. Lewis (Zechariah). An 
 
 Oration, on the Apparent, and the Real Political Situation of the 
 United States, pronounced before the Connecticut Society of Cincin- 
 nati, assembled, at New-Haven, for the Celebration of American 
 Independence, July the 4th, 1799. 8vo, half straight-grained morocco, 
 gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, several leaves mended and 
 extended in margins.- 
 
 New Haven : Printed by Thomas Green and Son, 1799 
 
 434. CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES. The Constitutions of the Sev- 
 
 eral Independent States of America, etc. Philadelphia, 1781. 
 SCARCE; The Constitution . . . with the Amendments. New York, 
 1799; The Constitution according to the latest Amendments . . . 
 and the Bill of Rights of the State of Virginia. Winchester, Va., 
 1811. SCARCE; The Constitution, etc. Washington, 1828. To- 
 gether, 4 vols. 12mo and 8vo. 
 
 The last item is in an interesting contemporary American binding 
 of morocco elaborately gilt. 
 
 435. COOPER (J. FENIMORE). The Water Witch. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1831; 
 
 Sketches of Switzerland. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1836; The Moni- 
 kins. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1835; Satanstoe. 2 vols. New York, 
 1845; Memorial of Cooper. Portrait. New York, 1852. FIRST 
 EDITION. Together, 9 vols. 12mo, boards, etc., worn copies. 
 
 436. COOPER (THOMAS). Some Information Respecting America, collected 
 
 by Thomas Cooper, late of Manchester. Folding map. 8vo, three- 
 quarter straight-grain crimson morocco, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 ERY. Dublin, 1794 
 
 At the end is printed Franklin's "Information to those who would 
 remove to America." 
 
 437. CORBET (RICHARD). Poetica Stromata, or, a Collection of Sundry 
 
 Peices (sic) in Poetry. Drawne by the known and approved Hand 
 of R. C. 18mo, mottled calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY F. BEDFORD. 
 
 No place, Anno 1648 
 
 The poems written in the Bishop's early years and never published 
 by him, but collected soon after his death and printed privately in this 
 volume. The printing was evidently not done in England. 
 
 On page 58 occurs the famous reference to Shakespeare's Richard Illrd., 
 ending, 
 
 "For when he would have sayd, King Richard dyed 
 And call'd, a horse, a horse; he, Burbidge cry'd." 
 
 Valuable as showing that Richard Burbage was the original performer 
 of Richard in Shakespeare's play. 
 
 From the library of E. H. Bierstadt with his bookplate by French. 
 
 A VERY RARE LITTLE VOLUME. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 438. CORNWALLYES (SiR WILLIAM). Essayes. Xewlie Corrected. London, 
 
 1632; [Bound with] Discourses upon Seneca the Tragedian, 1631. 
 Engraved title by Cecill. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 fillet lines, inside gilt borders and edges, BY RUBAN. 
 
 London, 1631-1632 
 
 The portraits on Cecill's beautifully engraved title page are supposed 
 to represent Sir William Cormvallis and his father, Sir. Charles. 
 
 439. [CORY (W. J.).] lonica. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, green crushed levant 
 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY RIVIERE. London, 1858 
 
 VERY SCARCE. A pencilled note states that it is the Author's own copy 
 having bound at the end, the second and unpaginated proof sheets of 
 "Part II" privately printed and of various dates from I860 to 1877, 
 which contain verbal and line alterations in pencil. 
 
 440. COSTELLO ( LOUISA STUART). The Rose Garden of Persia. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. Illuminated in gold and colors after Persian manuscript*. 
 Small 8vo, original hoards, broken at back, and slightly foxed. 
 
 London, 1845 
 
 441. COSTELLO (LouiSA STUAET). Works of Miss Costello, author and mini- 
 
 ature painter, including, Specimens of the Early Poetry of France 
 from the Time of the Troubadours. FIRST EDITION. Plates of 
 illuminations in colors and gold after early Miniatures. 1835; A 
 Summer amongst the Bocages and the Vines. Plates on India 
 Paper. 2 vols. London, 1841 ; Pilgrimage to Auvergne. 2 vols. 
 1842; Beam and the Pyrenees. 2 vols. 1844; Eminent English 
 Women. 4 vols. 1844; Jacques Coeur, the French Argonaut and 
 His Times. London, 1847: Memoirs of Mary the Young Duche.-.* 
 of Burgundy. London, 1853; Memoirs of Anne Duchess of Brit- 
 tany. London, n.d.; Venice and the Venetians. London, n.d. 
 Portraits and other illustrations. Together, 15 vols. 8vo, half crim- 
 son morocco, uncut, gilt, gilt tops, BY LARKINS. 
 
 London, 1835-1853 
 Seven of the ten titles are the First Editions. 
 
 442. COTTON (CHARLES). Scarronides : or Virgile Travestie. A Mock-Poem. 
 
 Being the First Book of Virgils ^Eneis in English, Burlesque. FIRST 
 EDITION. Square 12mo, sprinkled calf, gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1664 
 
 Containing the rare preliminary leaf with the woodcut device of the 
 Printer. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 443. COTTON (CHARLES). Poems on Several Occasions. Thick small 8vo, old 
 
 leather, rebacked and title a little worn, some margins soiled. 
 
 London, 1689 
 FIRST EDITION. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28tJi 
 
 444. COTTON (Jonx). The Bloudy Teuent, washed, and made white in the 
 
 bloud of the Lamb: being discussed and discharged of bloud-guilti- 
 nesse by just Defence, etc. whereunto is added a Reply to Mr. Wil- 
 liams Answer, to Mr. Cotton's Letter. Small. 4to, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY F. BEDFORD. London, 1647 
 
 FIRST EDITION. EXTREMELY SCARCE. The most famous book of Un- 
 American divine. 
 
 FINE COPY. 
 
 445. COWLEY (ABRAHAM). The Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley. Consisting 
 
 of those which were formerly Printed: and those which he design'd 
 for the Press, now Published out of the Authors Original Copies. 
 Fine unmarred impression of the Faithorne portrait. Folio, old 
 calf, lettered with the name of "Mary Penny, 1738." Binding some- 
 what worn. London, 167 2 
 
 446. COWLEY (ABRAHAM). The Second Part of the Works of Mr. Abraham 
 
 Cowley. Being what was written and published by himself in his 
 Younger Years. And now reprinted together. The Fourth Edition. 
 Engraved frontispiece by R. White and vignette portrait on th,e title. 
 Small folio, half crushed levant morocco and marbled boards, gilt 
 
 top, BY THE CLUB BINDER Y. London, 1681 
 
 EXTREMELY RARE. The first edition of these poems. The copies hound 
 
 with the Collected Edition 1681 being dated 1682 and having been 
 reprinted. 
 
 447. COWPER (WILLIAM). Poems, with The Task. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, old calf, gilt. London, 1782-1785 
 
 448. CRANE (WALTER). The Decorative Illustration of Books, Old and ISTew. 
 
 Profusely illustrated with exam pies, from tlie earliest times. 8vo. 
 three-quarters mouse colored levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1896- 
 
 One of 130 copies printed *on tall Japanese vellum of which 25 were 
 for America. 
 
 449. CRANE (WALTER). The Decorative Illustration of Books, Old and N"ew. 
 
 Profusely illustrated with examples from the earliest times. 8vo. 
 wrappers, uncut. London, 1890 
 
 Only 130 copies were printed on tall Japanese vellum, 25 of which 
 came to America. 
 
 450. [CREVECOEUR (J. HECTOR ST. JOHN).] Letters from an American Far- 
 
 mer: describing certain Provincial Situations, Manners and Customs, 
 not generally known, and conveying some idea of the late and pres- 
 ent Interior Circumstances of the British Colonies in North Amer- 
 ica. A new edition with an accurate Index. Map of Nantucket. 
 8vo, old tree calf, gilt back. London, 1783 
 
 Sir William Hamilton's copy, with his autograph and the date "London. 
 1785" on the title. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 451. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Uncle Tom's Cabin. By Harriet Beecher 
 
 Stowe. 27 illustrations by George Cruik shank. Small 8vo, in the 13 
 original parts, as issued, with all the original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 London, 1852 
 FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. Extremely rare in the original parts. 
 
 452. CURTIS (GEORGE WILLIAM). Xile Notes of a Howadji. 1851; Lotus 
 
 Eating, a Summer Book. Illustrated by Kensett. 1852; The Poti- 
 phar Papers. Illustrated by Hoppin. 1853 ; ALL FIRST EDITIONS ; 
 Prue and I. 1857; Trumps. FIRST EDITION. 1861 ; Ars Eecte Vi- 
 vendi, being Essays contributed to 'The Easy Chair.' New York, 
 1898. Together, 6 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 453. DANA (RICHARD HENRY). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 16mo, original 
 
 lettered boards, paper back missing. Boston, 1827 
 
 454. DANIEL (SAMUEL). Musophilus : Containing a generall defence of learn- 
 
 ing. Woodcut border to title. Small 4to, old naif, gilt crest on the 
 side. London, 1599 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Very scarce and a fine tall copy. 
 
 455. DANIEL (SAMUEL). The Works of Samuel Daniel newly augmented. 
 
 Woodcut border to title. Small folio, old calf, gilt. London, 1601 
 THE FIRST EDITION of Daniel's works in folio, containing for the First 
 Time the sixth book of the "Civill Warres." The issue dated like this, 
 1601 is extremely rare, the few copies that are known are usually presenta- 
 tion copies from the author, and it is presumed that all copies with 1601 
 instead of 1602 were first issues printed for presentation purposes. This 
 has a contemporary name "Benjamin Maddox" written on the last page. 
 Fine, tall and clean copy with the cancel slip in "Musophilns." 
 
 456. DANIEL (SAMUEL). Certaine Small Workes heretofore divulged by Sam- 
 . uel Daniell . . . and now againe by him corrected and augmented. 
 
 12mo, early nineteenth century* binding of light-brown straight-grain 
 morocco, gilt and blind tooled, gilt edges, BY T. RODWELL. 
 
 London, 1611 
 
 457. DANIEL (SAMUEL). The Poetical Works of Mr. Samuel Daniel, author 
 
 of the English History : to which is prefix'd Memoirs of his Life and 
 Writings. 2 vols. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, edges 
 gilt on the rough, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1718 
 
 458. DANIEL PRESS. 'Anodos.' Fancy's Following. Thin 8vo, wrappers, un- 
 
 cut. Daniel, Oxford, 1896 
 
 No. 12 of 125 copies printed. 
 
 459. DANIEL PRESS. Binyon (Laurence). Poems. Thin 8vo, wrappers, un- 
 
 cut. Oxford, 1895 
 
 Only 200 copies were printed. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 460. DANIEL PRESS. Bourdillon (F. W.). Ailes d'Alouette. Small 4to, 
 
 crushed olive levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, 
 gilt tops, uncnt, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Oxford, 1890 
 
 Limited to 100 copies. 
 
 461. DANIEL PRESS. Bourdillon (F. W.). Ailes d'Alouette (Second Series). 
 
 Small 4to, wrappers, uncut. Oxford, 1902 
 
 No. 20 of 130 copies printed. 
 
 462. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). Poems. Printed at the Private 
 
 Press of H. Daniel, Fellow of Worcester College Oxford, 1884. Thin 
 4to, vellum back, uncut. Oxford, 1884 
 
 150 copies were printed. The first volume of verse of Robert Bridges, 
 who was introduced to the public through the Daniel Press. 
 
 463. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert) . The Feast of Bacchus. Thin 4to, 
 
 half vellum, uncut. ' Oxford, 1889 
 
 Privately printed in 105 copies. 
 
 464. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). The Growth of Love. 4to, boards, 
 
 vellum back, uncut. [Oxford, 1890] 
 
 No. 21 of 100 copies printed. 
 
 465. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). Shorter Poems. 4to, crimson 
 
 crushed .levant morocco, panelled with gold fillet lines and corner 
 ornaments, inside gilt borders, gilt top, BY THE CLUB" BINDERY. 
 
 [Oxford, 1894] 
 Limited to 150 copies. 
 
 466. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). Hymns. Thin 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Oxford, H. Daniel [1899] 
 Only 150 copies were printed. 
 
 467. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). Hymns. 4to, brown crushed levant 
 
 . morocco, panelled in fillet lines having corner ornaments of vases of 
 flowers, wide inside ribbon borders, gilt top, uncut, the original 
 wrappers retained, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. [Oxford, 1899] 
 
 Only 150 copies were printed at the Daniel Press. 
 
 468. DANIEL PRESS. Bridges (Robert). Now in Wintry Delights. Ms. Fac- 
 
 simile. Thin 4to, uncut. Oxford, 1903 
 
 469. DANIEL PRESS. Dixon (Richard Watson). Lyrical Poems. 4to, wrap- 
 
 pers, uncut. Oxford, 1887 
 
 No. 79 of 105 copies printed. 
 
 470. DANIEL PRESS. Field (Michael). Noontide Branches. A small Sylvan 
 
 Drama interspersed with Songs and Invocations. 4to, wrappers, 
 uncut and unopened. Oxford, 1899 
 
 No. 57 of 150 copies printed. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 471. DANIEL PRESS. Filippi (Eosina). Three Japanese Plays for Children. 
 
 Illustrated by Alfred Parsons. Small 4to, wrappers', uncut. 
 
 Oxford, 1897 
 No. 59 of 125 copies." 
 
 472. DANIEL PRESS. Herrick (Eobert). Herrick, his Flowers. 12mo, wrap- 
 
 pers, uncut. Printed by H. Daniel, Oxford, Christmas, 1891 
 
 Only 100 copies were printed. 
 
 473. DANIEL PRESS. Milton (John). Ode on the Morning of Christ's Xa- 
 
 tivity. 12mo, original wrappers, uncut. Oxford, 1894 
 
 Edition was limited to 200 copies. 
 
 474. DANIEL PRESS. Outlines. By W. S. 12ino, vellum wrappers, uncut and 
 
 unopened. . Oxford, 1899 
 
 Only 150 copies printed. 
 
 475. DANIEL PRESS. Patmore (Henry)! Poems. Thin 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Printed at Oxford by Henry Daniel, 1884 
 No. 4 of 125 copies printed. 
 
 476. DANIEL PRESS. Sixe Jdillia. Reprinted from the Unique Copy in the 
 
 Bodleian Library. Etched frontispiece. 4to, vellum, uncut. 
 
 Oxford 1588 (1883) 
 
 One hundred copies only were printed. All of these privately printnl 
 books from the press of H. Daniel of Oxford are very rare particularly 
 the above which is one of his first publications. 
 
 477. DANIEL PRESS. Warren (Herbert). By Severn Sea & Other Poems. 
 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Oxford, 1897 
 
 No. 84 of 130 copies printed. 
 
 478. DANIEL PRESS. Webster (John). Love's Gradvate. A Comedy. Print- 
 
 ' ed at the Private Press of H. Daniel. Small 4to, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 Oxford, 1885 
 
 The edition was limited to 150 copies. The Prefatory essay by Edmund 
 Gosse. 
 
 479. DANIEL PRESS. Woods (Margaret L.). Songs. 12mo, original wrap- 
 
 pers, uncut. Oxford, 1896 
 
 The edition was limited to 200 copies. 
 
 480. DARBY (WILLIAM). A Tour from the City of New York, to Detroit, 
 
 in the Michigan Territory, 1818. The Tour extends from Xew 
 York, by Albany, Schenectady and Utica, to Sacket's Harbor and 
 thence through Lake Ontario, to St. Lawrence River, and down that 
 stream to Hamilton village, etc. The Tour is accompanied with a 
 map upon rvhich the Route will be designated; a particular Map of 
 the Falls and River of Niagara, and the Environs of the City of 
 Detroit. 8vo, half straight-grain crimson morocco, gilt top, the 
 other edges entirely uncut. Xew York, For the Author, 1819 
 
 VERY RARE in such fine condition with all three of the maps. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 481. DASENT (GEOEGE WEBB). Popular Tales from the Norse, with an 
 
 introductory Essays on the Origin and Diffusion of Popular Tales. 
 1859 ; The Story of Burnt Njal, or Life in Iceland at the End of 
 the 10th Century, from the Icelandic of the Njals Saga. 2 vols. 
 1861 ; The Story of Gisli the Outlaw, from the Icelandic. Illustrated 
 by St. John Mildmay. 1866 ; The Vikings of the Baltic, a Tale of 
 the North in the 10th Century. 3 vols. 1875. Together, 6 vols. 
 8vo, half green morocco, gilt tops. Edinburgh, 1859-1875 
 
 482. DAUDET (ALPHONSE). Fromont Jeune et Eisler Aine. Nombreuses il- 
 
 lustrations par George- Roux gravees par Froment et Hamel. Eoyal 
 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1894 
 
 Printed throughout on China paper and limited to 50 copies, and with 
 additional set of 20 etchings, each in four states. 
 
 483. DAVENANT (SiR WILLIAM). Madagascar; with Other Poems. The 
 
 Second Edition. 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY DAVID. London, 1648 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 484. DAVENANT- ( SIR WILLIAM). Gondibert: an Heroick Poem. Written by 
 
 S'r William D'Avenant. Square 8vo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1651 
 
 The First Edition in 4to. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 485. DAVENANT (SiR WILLIAM)'. Gondibert: an Heroick Poem. Written by 
 
 Sir Willaim D'Avenant. Woodcut on title. 12mo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1651 
 
 FIRST EDITION IN 12MO, with the preliminary leaf of errata, on the re- 
 verse of which is written "James Boaden." With the preliminary poems, 
 including Cowley's "To S'r Wil. D'Avenant, flnish'd before his Voyage 
 to America." 
 
 486. DAVENANT (Sis WILLIAM). The Works of Sir William Davenant, Kt. 
 
 Consisting of those which were formerly printed, and those which 
 he designed for the Press : Now Published out of the Author's Orig- 
 inall Copies. Fine impression of the Faithorne Portrait. Thick 
 small folio, old calf, re-backed. London, 1673 
 
 487. DAVENPORT (CYRIL). Mezzotints. Numerous facsimiles of rare prints. 
 
 Tall 8vo, cloth, uncut. "Connoisseur's Library." New York, 1903 
 
 488. DA VIES (SiR JOHN). Nosce Teipsum. This Oracle expounded in two 
 
 Elegies. 1. Of Humane Knowledge. 2. Of the Soule of Man, and 
 the Immortalitie thereof. Newly Corrected and Amended. Wood- 
 cut device on title. Small 4to, brown morocco, gilt, BY WINSTANLEY. 
 
 London, 1602 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 489. DAVIES (SiR JOHN). Nosce Teipsum: Hymnes of Astraea in Acrosticke 
 
 Verse: Orchestra, or, A Poems of Dauncing. 12mo, old brown 
 morocco antique, blind tooled. London, 1622 
 
 THE FIRST COLLECTED EDITION of these three poems, and containing five 
 verses in the Orchestra here first published. FINE COPY AND SCARCE. 
 
 490. DEFOE (DANIEL). Jure Divino: A Satyr. In Twelve Books. By the 
 
 Author of the True-Born-Englishman. Engraved portrait ~by Van 
 der Guclit. Folio, old panelled calf, binding worn, stain in one 
 leaf. London, 1706 
 
 FIRST EDITION. The portrait is the first of the author to be engraved. 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 491. DEFOE (DANIEL). Memoirs of the Life and Adventures of Sigrior Ro- 
 
 zelli, at the Hague . . . the wholle being a Series of the most divert- 
 ing History, and surprizing Events, ever yet made publick. Done 
 into English from the Second edition of the French. Copper en- 
 gravings. Small 8vo, half calf. London, 1709 
 The Authorship has been attributed to Defoe, by some authors, but 
 doubtfully. 
 
 492. DEFOE (DANIEL). The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Rob- 
 
 inson Crusoe, of York, Mariner, who lived eight and twenty years 
 all alone in an un-inhabited Island of the Coast of America, etc. 
 Written by Himself. The Second Edition. Frontispiece. Small 
 8vo, panelled calf, gilt, name on title. London, 1719 
 
 Laid in is the pamphlet by W. Purves, "The 'O' Edition of Robinson 
 Crusoe." 
 
 493. DEFOE (DANIEL). Memoirs of a Cavalier; or a Military Journal of the 
 
 Wars in Germany, and the Wars in England, 1632-1648. 8vo, old 
 grey calf, blind tooled, gilt edges. London [1720] 
 
 FINE CLEAN COPY INTERIORLY. 
 
 494. DEFOE (DANIEL). A New Voyage round the World, by a Course never 
 
 sailed before. Being a Voyage undertaken by some Merchants, who 
 afterwards proposed the Setting-up an East-India Company in Flan- 
 ders. Illustrated with copper plates. Small 8vo, pigskin, blind 
 tooled, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1725 
 
 FIRST EDITION AND FIRST ISSUE. Very fine copy and very scarce. 
 
 495. DEFOE (DANIEL). The Political History of the Devil, as well ancient 
 
 as modern: In Two Parts. Frontispiece. FIRST EDITION. Small 
 8vo, old panelled calf, breaking, name on title. London, 1726 
 
 496. DEFOE (DANIEL). Robinson Crusoe, with Life of Defoe by George Chal- 
 
 mers. Plates ~by Stothard. 2 vols. tall 8vo, polished calf, gilt, gilt 
 edges, one plate supplied from a smaller copy. London, 1790 
 
 THE BEAUTIFUL STOCKDALE EDITION, in fine condition. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening,, April 28th 
 
 497. D'HEYLLI (GEORGES). Rachel; d'apres sa Correspondence. 4 etched 
 
 portraits by Massard. Tall 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top, un- 
 cut, BY THE CLUB BINDEEY. Paris, 1882 
 One of 25 copies on Whatman paper, with the portraits in three states, 
 two being proofs before letters, one on soft Japan paper. 
 
 498. DENHAM (SiR JOHN). Coopers Hill. A Poeme. Small 4to, mottled 
 
 calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY F. BEDFORD. London, 1642 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Very fine copy and very scarce. The first English 
 descriptive poem. The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 499. DENHAM (SiR JOHN). Coopers Hill. A Poeme. The Second Edition 
 
 with Additions. 4to, sprinkled calf, gilt. London, 1650 
 
 In this edition he gives his name as the author. 
 
 500. DENHAM (SiR JOHN). Poems and Translations, with the Sophy. 12mo, 
 
 green straight-grain morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, 
 inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1668 
 VEBY SCARCE. FINE COPY. 
 
 501. DENHAM (SiR JOHN). Poems and Translations, with the Sophy. The 
 
 Fourth Edition. To which is a,dded, Cata-Major of Old Age. (With 
 title and separate pagination.) Small 8vo, green straight-grain 
 morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, inside borders, and 
 gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1703 
 
 502. DENHAM (SiR JOHN). Poems and Translations, with the Sophy, a 
 
 Tragedy, The Fifth Edition. 8vo, green straight-grain morocco, 
 gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, inside borders and gilt edges, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1709 
 
 VERY TALL COPY, possibly LARGE PAPER. 
 
 503. DE QUINCEY (THOMAS). Confessions of an English Opium-Eater. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original boards, entirely uncut. Very slightly 
 cracked at hinges. London, 1822 
 
 VERY SCARCE and an exceptionally fine copy, with the half-title. 
 
 When De Quincey wrote the "Confessions" in 1822 the opium habit was 
 of more than ten years' standing. He made several efforts to conquer it, 
 and at one time reduced the 340 grains which he took daily to 40 grains. 
 An attachment formed at Grasmere to a Miss Margaret Simpson was the 
 motive for his reform. 
 
 504. DE Eoos (F. FITZGERALD). Personal Narrative of Travels in the 
 
 United States and Canada in 1826. With Bemarks on the Present 
 State of the American Navy. By Lieut, the Hon. Fitzgerald de 
 Eoos, Eoyal Navy. Illustrated. 8vo, old blue calf, gilt, gilt edges, 
 rubbed. London: Wm. Harrison Ainsworth, 1887 
 
 Presentation copy from the Author, with his inscription on title. 
 
 The illustrations are after drawings made by the author and contain 
 a number of unusual views, Bristol, Mass., Baltimore, New York from the 
 Narrows, Chester, Mass., etc. 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 505. DE VIGNY (ALFRED). Cinq-Mars: or, a Conspiracy under Louis XIIJ. 
 
 Translated by William Hazlitt. Etchings by Gaujean. 2 vols. royal 
 8vo, cloth, gilt, uncut. Boston, 1889 
 
 No. 71 of the limited edition of 200 copies. 
 
 506. DIBDIN (THOMAS FROGNALL). A Bibliographical, Antiquarian and Pic- 
 
 turesque Tour in France and Germany. Portraits, facsimiles, print- 
 ers' marks, etc. 3 vols. imperial 8vo, calf, gilt fillet lines, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1821 
 
 FIRST EDITION, thick paper copy. Famous for the curious and interest- 
 ing information on public and private libraries in France and Germany. 
 The text illustrations are on India paper and it contains the private plate 
 of Diana de Poictiers known as the "bare necked portrait" after Prima- 
 taccio in both proof and lettered state. The plate was destroyed when 
 fifty copies had been taken and very few copies contain it. 
 
 Laid in Volume I, is a 4-page autograph letter from Dibdin to Renouard 
 of Paris in which he alludes to most of the bibliographers of the day and 
 the works they are publishing, including Earl Spencer and his own 
 "Bibliotheca Spencerian," which he says he hopes to finish in April (1814). 
 
 507. DICKENS (CHARLES). The Pickwick Papers. Complete in the orig- 
 
 inal (20 in 19) parts. Preserved in morocco solander case. 
 
 London, 1837 
 
 The original issues of "The Pickwick Papers" in parts, and in first state, 
 are almost unobtainable. Probably very few of the original buyers in 
 its periodical form succeeded in obtaining first issues throughout. This 
 set, like nearly all, is mixed, a few are first issues of the wrappers and 
 plates, other parts are second issues. All covers are dated 1836 except 
 parts 8, 10 and 18. Part 3 is without the added line "By R. W. Buss" 
 on the cover. Parts 2, 10, 15, 17, and 18 have the address leaves. The 
 two first plates by Phiz are the first issue with the "Nemo" signature, and 
 part 3 has the Buss plates. Some of the advertisement leaves are lacking. 
 
 508. DICKENS (CHARLES). Our Mutual Friend. Illustrated ly Marcus Stone. 
 
 Complete in the original (20) parts, with the advertisements and 
 preserved in two morocco solander cases. London, 1865 
 
 Exceptionally good clean copy, the wrappers fresh and intact. 
 
 509. DICKENS (CHARLES). A series of illustrations to "Pickwick," comprising 
 
 many rare plates, including, illustrations by Onwhyn, Pailthorpe, 
 reproductions of the original drawings by Phiz, water-colors by Kyd, 
 illustrations to "The Penny Pickwick," Crowquill, Buss, Heath, 
 F. Barnard, Sibson, Wheeler, etc. A few are reprints, but mainly 
 they are originals, some on India paper. Over 200 pieces, 8vo, or 
 inlaid to 8vo, to extra-illustrate a copy of "The Pickwick Papers." 
 
 510. [DICKINSON (JOHN).] An Essay on the Constitutional Power of Great 
 
 Britain over the Colonies in America ; with the Eesolves of the Com- 
 mitee for the Province of Pennsylvania, and their Instructions to 
 their Representatives in Assembly. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, half 
 morocco. 
 
 Philadelphia : Printed and sold by William and Thomas Brad- 
 ford, 1774 
 
Second Session, Wednesday Evening, April 28th 
 
 511. DILLINGHAM (WILLIAM). The Commentaries of St. Francis Vere, being 
 Divers Pieces of Service, wherein he had Command, written by him- 
 self in way of commentary. Published by William Dillingham. En- 
 graved portraits of Sir Horace, Sir Francis Vere, Sir John Ogle, 
 double-page views of battle scenes, maps, etc. Small folio, old 
 leather. Cambridge: Printed by John Field, 1657 
 
 A very fine copy ; the portraits of the Veres being among the best work 
 of Faithorne and brilliant early impressions. 
 
 51.2. DISRAELI (ISAAC). Curiosities of Literature. With a View of the Life 
 and Writings of the Author by his Son. 4 vols. ; Amenities of Lit- 
 erature, a new edition edited by his son. 2 vols. Together, 6 vols. 
 8vo, half roan, gilt tops. Cambridge, 1864 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPIES, only 100 privately printed, with the portrait on 
 India paper, and bound by Matthews. Printed at the Riverside Press. 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
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 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
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 513. DOBSON (AUSTIN). Works, as follows, Thomas Bewick and His Pupils. 
 FIRST EDITION. With 95 full-page and text illustrations. London, 
 1884. Edition de Luxe limited to 200 copies, of which this is, No. 
 26 ; Horace Walpole. A Memoir. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Illus- 
 trated with full-page and text etchings by Percy and Leon Moran. 
 New York, 1890. Edition printed throughout on Japan paper lim- 
 ited to 50 copies, of which this is, No. 28; William Hogarth. Ex- 
 tensively illustrated, most of the plates on Japan paper. New York, 
 
 1891. Edition signed by the author limited to 150 copies, of which 
 this is, No. 101 ; Eighteenth Century Vignettes. First Series. FIRST 
 EDITION. With full-page portraits. London, 1892. Specially Illus- 
 trated. LARGE PAPER Edition limited to 250 copies, of which this is, 
 No. 81; Eighteenth Century Vignettes. Second Series. FIRST 
 EDITION. With full-page portraits and illustrations. London, 1894. 
 Specially Illustrated LARGE PAPER Edition limited to 200 copies, of 
 which this is, No. 40 ; The Ballad of Beau Brocade and other Poems 
 of the XVIIIth Century. FIRST EDITION. With 50 full-page and 
 text illustrations, on Japan paper, by Hugh Thomson. London, 
 
 1892. LARGE PAPER Edition limited to 450 copies, of which is, No. 
 308; Proverbs in Porcelain. With 25 full-page illustrations, some 
 on Japan paper, by Bernard Partridge. London, 1893. LARGE 
 PAPER Edition limited to 250 copies, of which this is, No. 24 ; Cori- 
 don's Song and Other Verses from Various Sources. With an Intro- 
 duction by Austin Dobson. Full-page illustrations by Hugh Thom- 
 son. London and New York, 1894. LARGE PAPER Edition limited 
 to 152 copies; The Story of Eosina and other Verses. Illustrations 
 on Japan paper by Hugh Thomson. London, 1895. Edition lim- 
 ited to 250 copies, of which this is, No. 13. Together, 9 vols. royal 
 and imperial 8vo, royal 4to, boards, cloth, half vellum, some with 
 paper labels, all uncut. London and New York, 1884-1895 
 
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 614. DOBSON (AUSTIN). Works, as follows, Richard Steele. FIRST EDITION. 
 London, 1886 ; At the Sign of the Lyre. FIRST EDITION. Frontis- 
 piece and vignette. London, 1885 ; Life of Oliver Goldsmith. FIRST 
 EDITION. London, 1888. Extra-Illustrated with loose plates; Eight- 
 eenth Century Vignettes. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. With full- 
 page portraits on Japan paper. New York, 1892. LARGE PAPER 
 Edition limited to 250 copies, of which this is, No. 189 ; The Same. 
 Second Series. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. With full-page portraits 
 and illustrations on Japan paper. New York, 1894. Edition on 
 deckle edge paper limited to 250 copies, of which this is, No. 27; The 
 Same. Third Series. FIRST EDITION. London, 1896; The Dance 
 of Death, by Hans Holbein, with an introductory note by Austin 
 Dobson. Vignettes and plates on Japan paper. London, 1892. Edi- 
 tion printed throughout on Japan vellum limited to 100 numbered 
 copies, of which this is, No. 39 ; The Little Passion of Albert Diirer, 
 with an Introduction by Austin Dobson. Plates on Japan vellum. 
 London, 1904. Edition printed throughout on Japan vellum limited 
 to 75 copies, of which this is. No. 55 ; Verses Read at the Dinner of 
 the Omar Khayyam Club. London, 1897. (2 copies). Edition lim- 
 ited to 100 copies, of which these are, Nos. 89 and 98 respectively; 
 Coridon's Song and other Verses from Various Sources. Illustra- 
 trations by Hugh Thomson. London and New York, 1894; Car- 
 mina Votiva and other Occasional Verses. London, 1901. Edition 
 limited to 125 copies, of tvhich this is, No. 56, signed by the author; 
 A Bibliography of Austin Dobson attempted by Francis Edwin Mur- 
 ray. Derby, 1900. LARGE HAND-MADE PAPER EDITION limited to 
 10 copies for sale in America; and some other works by and edited 
 by Dobson, including First Editions. Together, 22 vols. 12mo to 
 4to, various bindings, some uncut. 
 
 London and New York, 1886-1901 
 
 515. DODINGTON (JOHN). The History of the Government of France, under 
 
 the Administration of the Great Armand du Plessis, Cardinall and 
 Duke of Richlieu, and Chief Minister of State in that Kingdome. 
 Translated out of the French by J. D. Esq. Engraved portrait of 
 Richelieu by Faithorne. Small folio, sprinkled calf, top of portrait 
 and title a little hurt by damp. London, 1657 
 
 516. DONKIN (MAJOR). Military Collections and Remarks. Published by 
 
 Major Donkin. Tall 8vo, half red morocco, entirely uncut, original 
 paper wrappers bound in, lacks the portrait. 
 
 New York: Hugh Gaine, 1777 
 
 VERY BABE, and exceedingly so in uncut state. The book is notorious 
 for a note originally printed at the foot of page 190, to the article on 
 "Bows" where the author suggests that if arrows were dipped in the 
 matter of small pox and fired at the American rebels it would sooner 
 disband these stubborn, ignorant, enthusiastic savages than any^ other 
 compulsive measures such is their fear and dread of that disorder. 
 note is cut out as in all copies. With the autograph on the cover of 
 Major General Jones, whose name is in the List of Subscribers and who 
 commanded the 62 regt. in New York at the time. 
 
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 517. DONKIN (MAJOR). Military Collections and Remarks. Published by 
 
 Major Donkin. Emblematic portrait of Earl Percy engraved by 
 Smith ers. 8vo, old calf. New York, Hugh Gaine, 1777 
 
 With the note at the foot of page 190 excised as usual. 
 
 518. DONNE (DR. JOHN). Death's Dvell, or a Consolation to the Soule, 
 
 against the dying Life, and liuing Death of the Body. Deliuered 
 before the Kings Maiesty, 1630 . . . being his last Sermon, and 
 called by his Maiesties houshold The Doctors Owne Funerall Ser- 
 mon. Thin small 4to, calf after the antique. London, 1632 
 
 FINE COPY with the rare leaf "A," and with an excellent impression of 
 the extremely rare portrait of Dr. Donne in his shroud. The first of 
 the posthumous works of Dr. Donne, preceding the poems issued in 
 quarto. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 519. DONNE (JOHN). Poems. By J. D. With Elegies on the Authors Death. 
 
 (By Izaak Walton, Thomas Carie, and others). Square 8vo, brown 
 crushed levant morocco tooled with gilt fillet lines, inside dentelle 
 borders and gilt edges, BY DAVID. London, 1633 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE. With the two leaves "The Printer to 
 the Understanders." A few copies have a portrait by Lombart inserted, 
 but there is very little doubt the portrait was not issued with the book 
 but had been taken from the "Letters" of 1651 with which it was issued. 
 
 520. DONNE (JOHN). Poems, By J. D. With Elegies on the Authors 
 
 Death. Etched portrait by William Marshall with tribute by Izaak 
 Walton. 12mo, sprinkled calf, name dated 1735 on title, binding 
 rubbed. London, 1635 
 
 Second edition of Donne's poems. 
 
 521. DONNE (JOHN). Poems, By J. D. With Elegies on the Authours 
 
 Death. 12mo, old russia, front cover loose, inner edge of title re- 
 stored, and lacks portrait. London, 1639 
 
 522. DONNE (JOHN). LXXX Sermons Preached by that Learned and Rever- 
 
 end Divine, John Donne, Dr. in Divinity, late Deane of the Cathe- 
 dral! Church of S. Pauls London. Engraved portrait by Merian. 
 Folio, old calf. ^ London, 1640 
 
 523. DONNE (JOHN). Letters to Severall Persons of Honour: Written by 
 
 John Donne, Sometime Deane of St. Pauls, London. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. Engraved portrait -by Lombart. Square 8vo, brown crushed 
 levant morocco, tooled with gilt fillet lines, inside dentelle borders 
 and gilt edges, BY DAVID, contemporary name on title, otherwise a 
 very fine copy. London, 1651 
 
 524. DOVES PRESS. Cobden Sanderson (T. J.). The Ideal Book or Book 
 
 Beautiful, a Tract on Calligraphy, Printing and Illustration & on 
 the Book Beautiful as a Whole. Thin 4to, vellum, uncut. 
 
 Hammersmith, 1900 
 
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 525. DRAYTON (MICHAEL). Poems by Michael Drayton Esquyer. Collected 
 
 into one Volume with sondry peeces inserted never before Imprinted. 
 Engraved title and portrait by Hole (both cut close and mounted), 
 Small folio, old English red straight-grain morocco, elaborately gilt 
 on sides and back, gilt and gauffered edges. London [1619] 
 
 BEST COLLECTED EDITION in a very beautiful early 19th century binding. 
 At the end of the volume is bound in, "The Battaile of Agincourt," First 
 Edition, London, 1627. The title of this latter is cut close and mounted, 
 and the portrait issued with it is no doubt that used as a frontispiece 
 at the beginning of the volume. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 526. DRAYTON (MICHAEL). (Poly-Olbion.) A Chorographicall Description 
 
 of all the Tracts, Eivers, Mountains and Forests and other Parts of 
 this Eenowned Isle of Great Britain, with intermixture of the most 
 Remarkable Stories, Antiquities, Wonders, Rarities, Pleasures and 
 Commodities of the same. Engraved title by Hole and folding maps 
 throughout. Folio, sprinkled calf gilt, gilt edges. London, 1622 
 Second Issue, very scarce. In fine condition and containing the rare 
 engraving of Prince Henry, often lacking. Has 2 preliminary blank 
 leaves. 
 
 527. DRAYTON (MICHAEL). Poems by Michael Drayto Esquyer. Newly cor- 
 
 rected. Engraved title by Marshall containing portrait. 12mo, dark 
 blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1637 
 
 528. DRAYTON (MICHAEL). The Battaile of Agincourt. With Introduction 
 
 and Notes by Richard Garnett. Portrait. Small 8vo, half vellum, 
 
 uncut. London, 1893 
 
 No. 13 of 50 copies on JAPANESE VELLUM, printed at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 529. DRYDEN (JOHN). S'r Martin Mar-all, or the Feign'd Innocence: a Com- 
 
 edy. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, half new calf, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1668 
 
 530. DRYDEN (JOHN). Absalom and Achitopel. A Poem. FIRST EDITION 
 
 (of the First Part). Small folio, straight-grain maroon morocco, 
 gilt, inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY,, slight 
 tear in title repaired. London, 1681 
 
 One of the greatest Satires in the English Language. 
 
 531. DRYDEN (JOHN). The Medall. A Satyre against Sedition. By the 
 
 Authour of Absolom and Achitopel. FIRST EDITION. Thin 4to, 
 half crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1682 
 
 VERY RARE, in uncut state. 
 
 532. DRYDEN (JOHN). Religio Laici, or a Laymans Faith. A Poem. Writ- 
 
 ten by Mr. Dryden. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, new calf, gilt top, 
 last leaf with corner restored, and a head-line cut into. 
 
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 533. DRYDEN (JOHN). The Hind and the Panther. A Poem. In Three 
 
 Parts. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, sprinkled calf, gilt,.,gilt edges, 
 BY RIVIERE. London, 1687 
 
 Has the leaf of "Licensed, April llth, 1687." 
 
 534. DRYDEN (JOHN). Albion and Albanius: An Opera. Perform'd at the 
 
 Queen's Theatre in Dorset-Garden. Thin 4to, old roan back. 
 
 London, 1691 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 535. DRYDEN (JOHN). Miscellany Poems. Containing Variety of New 
 
 Translations of the Ancient Poets together with several original 
 poems by the Most Eminent Hands. Published by Mr. Dryden. 
 Frontispieces. 6 vols. 12mo, original calf. London, 1716 
 
 536. DRYDEN (JOHN). Poetical Works of Dryden. Portrait. PICKERING'S 
 
 ALDINE EDITION. 5 vols. 12mo, cloth, uncut. London, 1843 
 
 537. DRUMMOND OF HAWTHORNDEN (WILLIAM). Poems, by that most 
 
 Famous Wit, William Drummond of Hawthornden. Portrait by 
 Gaywood. Small 8vo, blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, 
 BY RIVIERE. London: printed by W T . H., 1656 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title and Portrait] 
 
 538. DRUMMOND OF HAWTHORNDEN (WILLIAM). A Collection of all the 
 
 Poems written by William Drummond of Hawthornden. Engraved 
 portrait. Small thin folio, three-quarters brown crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. Edinburgh, 1711 
 
 539. Du Bois (H. P.). Four Private Libraries of New York. Colored plates. 
 
 New York, 1892 ; POWELL'S Historic Towns of New England. New 
 York, 1898; HIGGINSON'S Atlantic Essays. Boston, 1871; LORD 
 HOUGHTON'S Stray Verses. London, 1891; [FIELDS (JAMES T.).] 
 A Few Verses [Boston, 1858.] Privately printed. Together, 15 
 vols. 8vo and 12mo, cloth. 
 
 540. DUCHE (REV. JACOB). Observations on a Variety of Subjects, Literary, 
 
 Moral and Religious; in a Series of Original Letters, written by a 
 Gentleman of. Foreign Extraction, who resided some time in Phila- 
 delphia. 12mo, polished calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY PRATT. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1774 
 
 By the well known Loyalist of the Revolution. Interesting sketches of 
 Philadelphia, Colonial Manners, etc. 
 
 541. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of 
 
 Design in the United States. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 8vo, original 
 boards, cloth backs, uncut, slightly spotted, and name on title. 
 
 New York, 1834 
 
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 542. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). History of the New Netherlands, Province of 
 
 New York and State of New York, to the Adoption of the Federal 
 Constitution. Nap and mezzotint portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, original 
 boards, cloth back, paper labels, slightly spotted. 
 
 New York, for the Author, 1839-1840 
 
 543. DURAND (ASHER BROWN). Life and Times of A. B. Durand. By John 
 
 Durand. Illustrated with reproductions of his Nusidora, Ariadne, 
 Portrait of Col. Trumbull, etc. 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1894 
 LARGE PAPER COPY of the edition limited to 500 copies. 
 
 544. EASTWICK (EDWARD B.). The Gulistan; or, Rose-Garden of Shekh Mus- 
 
 lihu'd-I)in Sadi of Shiraz. Translated for the first time into Prose 
 and Verse, with introductory Preface and Life of the Author. Two 
 plates printed in colors and heightened with gold, and the pages 
 within rubricated borders. 8vo, original cloth, gilt, in a Persian pat- 
 tern, top of back wearing. Hertford, 1852 
 
 545. ELIOT (GEORGE). Scenes of Clerical Life. FIRST EDITION.- 2 vols. 
 
 small 8vd, original cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1858 
 
 THE RAREST OF GEORGE ELIOT'S NOVELS IN A FIRST CONDITION, and excep- 
 tionally difficult in good condition as this copy. 
 
 546. [ELIOT (GEORGE).] Brother and Sister: Sonnets. By Marian Lewes. 
 
 Small 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. London, 1869 
 
 First and Privately Printed Edition. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 547. ELIOT (GEORGE). Agatha. By George Eliot. Small 8vo, polished calf, 
 
 gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1869 
 
 Privately Published, and VERY SCARCE. ' 
 
 548. ELIOT (GEORGE). Middlemarch. FIRST EDITION. In the original eight 
 
 parts. 12mo, original wrappers, uncut, as issued, preserved in four 
 morocco solander cases. London, 1871-1872 
 
 FINE COPY. Signature of J. G. Owen, on title. 
 
 549. ELIOT (GEORGE). Daniel Deronda. FIRST EDITION. In the original 
 
 eight parts. 12mo, wrappers, uncut, as issued, preserved in four 
 morocco solander cases. Edinburgh, 1876 
 
 FINE COPY. 
 
 550. ELIOT (GEORGE). Adam Bede. 3 vols. Edinburgh, 1859; The Mill on 
 
 the Floss. 3 vols. Edinburgh, 1860; Silas Marner. Edinburgh, 
 1861 ; Eomola. 3 vols. London, 1863 ; The Spanish Gypsy. Edin- 
 burgh, 1868 ; Impressions of Theophrastus Such. Edinburgh, 1879. 
 ALL FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 12 vols. 12mo and 8vo, original 
 cloth, uncut. . Edinburgh, 1859-1879 
 
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 551. ELLWANGER (W. D.). The Oriental Rug, a Monograph on Eastern Eugs 
 
 and Carpets, Saddle-Bags, Mats and Pillows, with a consideration of 
 Kinds and Classes, Types, Borders, Figures, Dyes, Symbols, etc. 
 together with some practical advice to the Collector. 12 plates in the 
 colors of the originals. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1903 
 
 552. ELYOT (SiR THOMAS). The Boke named The Governor devised by sir 
 
 Thomas Elyot Knyght. Woodcut border to title. IGmo, calf, joints 
 breaking. London, 1557 
 
 553. ELZEVIR. Busbequius. A G-isleni Busbequii omnia quae extant. En- 
 
 graved' title. Thick 18mo, blue straight-grain morocco, gilt corner 
 pieces, gilt back, gilt edges. Lugd. Batavorum (Leyden,) 1633 
 
 Prettily bound copy with crest on the sides. 
 
 554. ELZEVIR. Meursius (Joannis). Pisistratus, sive De ejus Vita, et Tyran- 
 
 nide. Small 4to, old French red morocco, with monogram (Fouquet 
 family ?) on sides. Lugduni Batavorum, 1623 
 
 555. [ELZEVIR.] More (Sir Thomas). Utopia a mendis vindicata. Engraved 
 
 title with device of the sphere. 18mo, old smooth blue morocco, gilt, 
 gilt edges. Pretty copy. Amsterdam: Blauew, 1629 
 
 An annexe to the Elzevir press. 
 
 556. ELZEVIR. Regnier. Les Satyres et Autres Oeuvres du Sieur Regnier, 
 
 augmentes de diver ses Pieces cy-devant non imprimees. 18mo, red 
 crushed levant morocco, Jansenist sides, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 
 edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. 
 
 Leyden : chez Jean & Daniel Elsevier, 1652 
 The best of the two Elzevir editions. 
 
 557. ELZEVIR. Thomas A Kempis. De Imitatione Christi, libri quatuor. En- 
 
 graved title. 16mo, old brown morocco. Lugduni (Leyden.) 1658 
 Second Elzevir Edition, very scarce. TALL AND FINE COPY. 
 
 558. ELZEVIR. Terence. Pub. Terentii Comoediae Sex. Ex recensuine Hein- 
 
 siana. Engraved title. 16mo, old smooth green morocco, gilt bor- 
 ders and back, gilt edges. Pretty copy. Amsterdam, 1665 
 
 559. ELZEVIR. Nostradamus. Les Vrayes Centuries et Propheties de Maistre 
 
 Michel Nostradamus . . . avec la Vie de 1'Autheur. Engraved por- 
 trait of Nostradamus and engraved title showing the Great Fire of 
 London bnd the Execution of Charles I. 18mo, dark-green crushed 
 levant morocco, back gilt with pointille work, inside dentelle bor- 
 ders, gilt edges, BY LORTIC. Amsterdam : chez Jean Jansson, 1668 
 An annexe to the Elzevir press. 
 
 560. EMBLEMS. Embelma Animae, or Morall Discourses reflecting upon Hu- 
 
 manitie. Written by John du Plessis, now Cardinall of Richleu. 
 Translated by I. M(axwell). Engraved title (shaved), by William 
 Marshall. 16mo, calf, gilt, cracked at hinges. London, 1635 
 
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 561. EMBLEMS. Pia Desideria. Authore Hermanno Hugone Societ's Jesu. 
 
 Editio 4. Illustrated ivitli quantities of the most enchanting little 
 copper-plates showing ladies being rescued from the penalties of their 
 own frailties. 24mo, half morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Antwerp: H. Aertssens, 1645 
 
 562. EMERSON (E. W.). The Dial: A Magazine for Literature, Philosophy 
 
 and Eeligion. [Edited anonymously by R. W. Emerson, Margaret 
 Fuller and George Ripley.] 4 vols. 8vo, old half leather, gilt, 
 rubbed. Boston, 1840-1844 
 
 VERY SCARCE. COMPLETE SET. Seldom found complete, some of the 
 numbers are usually missing. 
 
 563. EMERSON (R. W.). The Conduct of Life. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Boston, 1860 
 
 An excedingly interesting copy, having inserted Emerson's receipt to 
 Ticknor & Fields, his publishers, Boston, Aug. 21, 1863, signed "R. Waldo 
 Emerson" for the copyright on Essays, 2nd Series, Conduct of Life, and 
 English Traits. 
 
 564. EMERSON (R. W.). May-Day, and Other Pieces. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 cream colored cloth, gilt, gilt top. Boston, 1867 
 
 Presentation copy of the First Edition, ''George P. Bradford from 
 R. W. Emerson, 1 May, 1867," written in Emerson's hand on a fly-leaf. 
 
 565. EMERSON (R. W.). Tributes to Longfellow and Emerson by the Massa- 
 
 chusetts Historical Society. (By 0. W. Holmes, C. E. Norton and 
 others.) Etched portraits and illustrations with some additional 
 plates inserted, nearly all of which are India Proofs. 4to, blue 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt panels, gilt back, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. Boston, 1882 
 
 No. 7 of 25 copies printed on Whatman paper. Among the extra 
 material is an amusing autograph letter, signed, of H. W. Longfellow, 
 1869, acknowledging a present of cigars and quoting George Herbert. 
 There is also a three-page autograph letter, signed, of Emerson, undated, 
 to James T. Field, on proof of a chapter of one of his writings, stating 
 that he thinks it should be published just as written. 
 
 566. EMERSON (R. W.). The Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson. THE RIVER- 
 
 SIDE EDITION. Portraits, etc. 12 vols. Cambridge, 1883-1893; 
 
 Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson. 2 vols. Boston, 1883. 
 
 Together, 14 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. Cambridge, 1883-1893 
 The Limited LARGE PAPER edition. 
 
 567. EMERSON (R. W.). Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1820-1876. 
 
 Edited by E. W. Emerson and W. E. Forbes. Portraits, views and 
 other illustrations. 10 vols. tall 8vo, buckram, paper labels, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, 1909-1914 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, issued at the Riverside Press, No. 565 of 600 
 signed and numbered" copies. 
 
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 568. EMERSON (R. W.). Historical Discourse delivered before the Citizens 
 
 of Concord, September 12, 1835. Concord, 1835; An Oration (Lit- 
 erary Ethics) before the Literary Societies of Dartmouth College, 
 July 24, 1838. Boston, 1838; Address before the Senior Class in 
 Divinity College/ Cambridge, July 15, 1838. Boston, 1838; The 
 Method of Nature, An Oration, Aug. 11, 1841. Boston, 1841; An 
 Oration (The American Scholar). Boston, 1837; and other pam- 
 phlets. ALL FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 12 pamphlets, mostly with 
 original wrappers. Enclosed in morocco solander case. 
 
 569. EMERSON (RALPH WALDO). FIRST AND OTHER EDITIONS of the fol- 
 
 lowing, Nature. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1836. Text somewhat 
 foxed ; Essays. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1841 ; Essays. Second 
 Series. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1844; An Address delivered in 
 the Court-House in Concord, Massachusetts, on 1st August, 1844, 
 on the Anniversary of the Emancipation of the Negroes in the 
 British West Indies. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1844. Original 
 wrappers bound in; Nature: An Essay. To which is added, Ora- 
 tions, Lectures, and Addresses. London, 1845 ; Poems. FIRST 
 ENGLISH EDITION. London, 1847; Representative Men. Seven 
 Lectures. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1850; Memoirs of Margaret 
 Fuller Ossoli. 2 vols. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1852; English 
 Traits. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1856 ; The Gulistan . . . with a 
 Preface by Emerson. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1865 ; Poems. FIRST 
 EDITION. Portrait. Boston, 1865; Society and Solitude. FIRST 
 EDITION. Boston, 1870; Letters and Social Aims. FIRST EDITION. 
 Boston, 1876. Together, 14 vols. 12mo and 8vo, mainly cloth. 
 
 Boston and London, 1836-1876 
 
 570. EMERSON (R. W.). A collection of Works relating to Emerson. 
 
 Life, Genius and Writings, by Alexander Ireland. London, 
 1882. Large Paper; Haskins' Emerson, his Maternal An- 
 cestors, etc. Boston, 1887. Large Paper; Letters of Emerson and 
 Sterling. Boston, 1897; A Western Journey with Emerson. Bos- 
 ton, 1884; Letters from Emerson to a Friend, by C. E. Norton. 
 Boston, 1899, and others similar. Together, 22 vols. 8vo and 12mo, 
 cloth. 
 
 571. ENGLAND. Names of Voters for the Convention. 1688. Contemporary 
 
 manuscript of 25 leaves, containing list of voters and the places 
 represented. Tall 8vo, cloth. [England, circa 1668-1689] 
 
 A contemporary list of the members of the Convention Parliament of 
 1688-89 which declared the throne of England vacant and invited William 
 and Mary to the throne. Among the important names occurring in it are, 
 Edmund Waller, Sir Christopher Wren, Sir Isaac Newton, Honble. Roger 
 North, and Sir Robert Walpole. 
 
 572. EPICTETUS. Epicteti Enchiridion made English in a Poetical Para- 
 
 phrase. By Ellis Walker. Engraved frontispiece. 12mo, half 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1697 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 573. EPICTETUS. The Works of Epictetus. Consisting of his Discourses, in 
 
 Four Books, the Enchiridion, and Fragments. A Translation from 
 the Greek based on that of Elizabeth Carter, by Thomas Wentworth 
 Higginson. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1866 
 
 LARGE PAPER ISSUE, only 75 were printed. 
 
 574. EPICTETUS. The Discourses of Epictetus. With the Encheiridion and 
 
 Fragments. Reprinted from the Translation of George Long. 2 
 vols. 12mo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London: George Bell, 1891 
 Printed at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 575. EKAGNY PRESS. The Queen of the Fishes. An Adaptation in English 
 
 of a Fairy Tale of Valois. By Margaret Bust. Woodcuts designed 
 and printed by Lucien Pissarro, some printed in colors. Small 8vo, 
 vellum, gilt top. Epping, Essex, 1894 
 
 No. 56 of 150 copies privately printed by Pissarro at his own press, 
 with the title printed in gold and some use of gold printing throughout. 
 
 576. ERAGNY PRESS. The Book of Ruth and the Book of Esther. Five wood- 
 
 cuts by Lucien Pissarro. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Epping, Essex, 1896 
 Only 150 copies were printed by Pissarro on his own press. 
 
 577. ERAGNY PRESS. Laforgue (Jules). Moralites Legendaires. (Salome, 
 
 Lohengrin, fils de Parsival, Persee et Andromede.) Thin 8vo, 
 boards, uncut. Epping, Essex, 1897 
 
 One of 220 copies printed by Pissarro at his press at Epping, with the 
 Frontispiece in colors and other decorations by him. 
 
 578. ERASMUS. Twenty Two Select Colloquies out of Erasmus Rotterdamus; 
 
 Pleasantly Representing several Superstitious Levities that were 
 crept into the Church of Rome in his Days. The Second Impres- 
 sion Corrected and Amended; with the Addition of Two Colloquies 
 to the Former. By Ro. L'Estrange. Engraved portrait by Bouche. 
 Small 8vo, straight-grain morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY LARKINS. 
 
 London, 1689 
 
 579. ERASMUS. The Life of Erasmus, more particularly that Part of it which 
 
 he spent in England; wherein an Account is given of his Learned 
 Friends . . . with an Appendix containing several Original Papers. 
 By Samuel Knight. Engraved portraits and views. Thick 8vo, old 
 calf, front cover loose, contemporary name on title. 
 
 Cambridge, 1726 
 
 580. ESSEX HOUSE PRESS. Shakespeare (William). Poems, according to the 
 
 text of the original copies, including the Lyrics, Songs and Snatches 
 found in his Dramas. Small 4to, vellum with ties, uncut. 
 
 [London, 1899] 
 Limited to 450 copies. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 581. EVE (G. W.). Decorative Heraldry, a Practical Handbook of its Artistic 
 
 Treatment. Frontispiece in colors and nearly 200 illustrations. 8vo, 
 wrappers. London, 1897 
 
 One of 130 uncut copies printed on JAPANESE VELLUM from the "Ex 
 Libris" series edited by Gleeson White. 
 
 582. PAGAN (Louis). Collectors' Marks. Etched frontispiece by the Author. 
 
 Square 8vo, vellum, gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1883 
 
 Invaluable for the collector, containing plates of reproductions to size 
 of all the known collector's marks appearing on etchings, engravings, etc. 
 VERY SCARCE, having been long out of print. 
 
 583. FAIRFAX (EDWARD). Godfrey of Bulloigne, or the Recoverie of Jerusa- 
 
 lem. Done into English Heroicall Verse by Edward Fairfax, Gent. 
 The title within a beautiful Saracenic border. Royal 8vo, crimson 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt panel with floral corner ornaments, in- 
 side ribbon borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1600 
 
 A Fine Copy of the FIRST EIDTION. EXCESSIVELY RARE in such fine un- 
 marred condition, measuring 9% x 6% inches. A book said to have 
 solaced Charles I in prison. 
 
 584. FAIRFAX (EDWARD). Godfrey of Bovlogne: or the Eecouerie of lervsa- 
 
 lem. Done into English Heroicall Verse by Edward Fairfax, Gent., 
 and now the Second time Imprinted together with the Life of the 
 said Godfrey. Engraved Portrait by Simeon de Pas, and title within 
 woodcut border. Folio, calf antique, red edges, blank corner of por- 
 trait repaired. London, 1624 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. VERY RARE. One leaf of the Dedicatory Poems sup- 
 plied from a smaller copy, otherwise an unusually fine copy. 
 
 585. FALCONER (WILLIAM). The Shipwreck, a Poem. In Three Cantos. 
 
 By a Sailor. Folding plate and map. 4to, levant morocco, oxidising, 
 entirely uncut. London : for the Author, 1762 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE with the folding plate of "The Rigging of 
 a ship," and in uncut condition. Both plates are cloth backed. The 
 original blank front end-paper is bound in. 
 
 586. FARLEY (ROBERT, Scoto Britanio). Kalendarium Humanae Vitae: the 
 
 Kalender of Man's Life. Engraved title by Glover, and the explana- 
 tory leaf preceding it (this latter being re-margined), with wood- 
 cuts throughout the text. 16mo, polished calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY 
 p. BEDFORD. London, 1638 
 
 587. [FENTON (E.).] Poems on Several Occasions. FIRST EDITION. En- 
 
 graved Frontispiece. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt fillet lines, corner ornaments,, gilt inside borders and edges, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1717 
 
 By the translator of the Odyssey for Alexander Pope, and the editor of 
 Milton and Waller's Poems. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 588. FIELD (EUGENE). Second Book of Verse. FIKST EDITION. Svo, half 
 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. Chicago, 1892 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. Only 300 printed. 
 
 589. FIELD (EUGENE). With Trumpet and Drum. FIRST EDITION. Svo, half 
 
 vellum, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1893 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. Only 350 printed. 
 
 590. FIELD (EUGENE). The Holy Cross and Other Tales. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Square Svo, vellum, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, and Chicago, 1893 
 
 One of only 20 copies printed on JAPANESE VELLUM PAPER, and one of 
 the fifteen of these copies reserved by Eugene Field for presentation. On 
 the fly-leaf is an autograph verse of six lines by Field, signed and dated 
 Chicago, Dec. 1893 : 
 
 "Welcome, Bonnie queen of Fay 
 
 For thou spcakest pleasing words 
 Thou shalt have a gill of whey 
 
 And a thimbleful of curds. 
 In this rose is honey-dew 
 
 That a bee hath brought for you! 
 
 Eugene Field." 
 
 591. FIELD (EUGENE). First Editions of American Authors. A Manual for 
 
 Booklovers, compiled by Herbert Stuart Stone. With an Introduc- 
 tion by Eugene Field. Square Svo, cloth, uncut and unopened. 
 
 Cambridge, 1893 
 No. 21 of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER OF THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 592. FIELD (EUGENE AND EOSWELL M.). Echoes from the Sabine Farm. 
 
 Eoyal Svo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Chicago, 1893 
 
 No. 391 of 500 copies issued. 
 
 593. FIELD (EUGENE). Love Affairs of A Bibliomaniac; Songs and other 
 
 Verse ; The House ; Second Book of Tales. 4 vols. Svo, half vellum, 
 
 gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1896 
 
 The Limited Edition of which only 150 were printed on Holland paper. 
 
 594. FIELD (EUGENE). The Eugene Field I Knew. By Francis Wilson. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Portraits and facsimiles. Svo, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1898 
 
 The limited edition of 204 copies, with the extra facsimile in the pocket 
 at the end. 
 
 595. FIELD (EUGENE). Eugene Field's First Book, the Tribune Primer, with 
 
 additional sketches now first collected from the Denver Tribune. 
 New York. Privately printed at the Marion Press. Jamaica, 1900, 
 in 90 copies; Eugene Field, an Auto-Analysis. Illuminated title and 
 initials. On Japanese vellum. Chicago, 1896 ; Florence Bardsley's 
 Story. One of 25 copies on Japanese vellum illuminated by Caro- 
 line Way. Chicago, 1897 ; A Little Book of Profitable Tales. FIRST 
 EDITION. New York, 1890 ; A Little Book of Western Verse. FIRST 
 EDITION. New York, 1890 ; The Holy Cross and Other Tales. Chi- 
 cago, 1893. Together, 6 vols. 12mo, cloth and boards. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 596. FIELD (MICHAEL the Misses Bradley). Brutus Ultor. FIRST EDITION 
 
 in wrappers. London (1886). From the Thos. Hutchinson library 
 with a four-page autograph letter signed of Field laid in relating 
 to his books (1901) ; Callirrhoe and Fair Rosamund (1884). With 
 A.L.S. of the author; Canute the Great; The Cup of Water (n.d.) ; 
 The Tragic Mary. Only 60 copies on Large Paper. London, 1890 ; 
 The Father's Tragedy (1884); Sight & Song, 1892; Stephania, 
 1892. Limited to 250 copies; A Question of Memory, 1893. Lim- 
 ited to 120 copies; Underneath the Bough, 1893. Limited to 150 
 copies. Together, 9 vols. 8vo and 12mo, boards and vellum. 
 
 597. FISH (SIMON). A Supplicacyon for the Beggers. Reprinted from the 
 
 original edition of 1524. Thin 12mo, calf, antique, blind panelled 
 sides, BY HAYDAY. London, Pickering, 1845 
 
 One of two copies printed on vellum from the only copy known (now 
 in the British Museum), and from the collection of W. Maskell who sold 
 the original to the Museum, with his autograph, and notes in regard to it. 
 
 598. FISKE (JOHN). Historical Writings: Discovery of America; The Amer- 
 
 ican Revolution; Beginnings of New England; Critical Period in 
 American History; Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America; Old 
 Virginia and her Neighbors ; New France and New England. Pro- 
 fusely illustrated with Portraits, Maps, Plans and Views. Together, 
 13 vols. royal 8vo, boards, cloth backs, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, 1892-1904 
 The Riverside Press edition on LARGE PAPER, limited to 250 copies. 
 
 599. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Euhpranor. A Dialogue on Youth. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, original cloth, uncut, name on title, dated 1851. 
 
 London, 1851 
 Fine copy of the FIRST EDITION of Fitzgerald's first published book. 
 
 600. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Polonius: a Collection of Wise Saws and Mod- 
 
 ern Instances. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. London, 1852 
 
 FIRST EDITION of Fitzgerald's second book. An interesting copy being 
 from the library of Charles Keene, the famous artist and illustrator of 
 "Punch," with his bookplate, and with "by Edward Fitzgerald" written 
 on the title. 
 
 601. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Six Dramas of Calderon. Freely translated by 
 
 Edward Fitzgerald. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. London, 1853 
 FIRST EDITION. Fitzgerald angered by literary criticisms withdrew 
 and suppressed the whole issue, and the book is in consequence very 
 scarce. 
 
 602. FITZGERALD (EDWARD) . Salaman and Absal. An Allegory. Translated 
 
 . from the Persian. Frontispiece. Thin square 8vo, original blue 
 cloth, uncut. London, J. W. Parker & Son, 1856 
 
 FIRST EDITION, VERY RARE. Few copies were published and few were 
 sold. Fitzgerald once jocularly referred to a "public of two" for this book, 
 and although he doubtless sold more than two copies yet the book has 
 practically disappeared. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 603. FITZGEEALD (EDWARD). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, The Astronomer- 
 Poet of Persia. Translated into English Verse. Small thin 4to, 
 original wrappers, very carefully rebacked. Contained in a solander 
 case lettered for the first three editions. London, Quaritch, 1859 
 
 THE EXTBEMELY BABE FlRST EDITION IN THE ORIGINAL WRAPPERS. One Of 
 
 the rarest and most sought for books in English Literature of the Nine- 
 teenth Century. 
 
 The history, almost a romance, of this little pamphlet is well known : 
 how it was at first a complete failure, scarcely one of the few copies 
 issued being sold, of its consignment to the "two-penny box" through 
 which Rossetti and Swinburne were rummaging when they came across it, 
 and then of its meteoric rise to appreciation of literary values. 
 
 604. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, the Astronomer- 
 
 Poet of Persia. Translated into English Verse. 4to, wrappers, 
 
 uncut. London, Quaritch, 1859 (1887) 
 
 One of 25 copies privately printed by Thomas J. Wise, in facsimile of 
 the First Edition. 
 
 605. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, the Astronomer- 
 Poet of Persia. Rendered into English Verse. Second Edition. 
 Small thin 4to, original wrappers. London, Quaritch, 1868 
 
 The second edition, like the first, has practically disappeared ; it has 
 many alterations and editions, 110 quatrains instead of the original 
 seventy-five, including the Quatrain XXIV, which Swinburne pronounced 
 more exquisite than any that had appeared in the first edition: 
 "I sometimes think that never blows so red 
 The Rose as where some buried Caesar bled ; 
 
 That every Hyacinth the Garden wears 
 Dropt in her Lap from some once lovely Head." 
 
 Fitzgerald had this edition printed for himself at Bungay by John 
 Childs, a local printer (while the first had been printed in London by 
 G. Norman), the alteration no doubt enabling him to correct proofs more 
 easily. 
 
 606. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, The Astronomer- 
 
 Poet of Persia. Rendered into English Verse. Third edition. Small 
 thin 4to, original half roan, uncut and unopened. 
 
 London, 1872 
 
 607. [FITZGERALD (EDWARD).] The Downfall and Death of King Oedipus: 
 
 a Drama in Two Parts. Chiefly taken from the Oedipus Tyrannus 
 and Colonaeus of Sophocles. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt back, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, with the original blue 
 wrappers bound in. [Guildford, Surrey, 1880-1881] 
 
 FIRST EDITION. ONE OF THE RAREST OF EDWARD FITZGERALD'S BOOKS, 
 only fifty copies having been privately printed. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 (508. FITZGERALD (EDWARD). Works of Fitzgerald. Xew York, 1887. 2 
 vols. ; Letters and Literary Kemains, edited by W. Aldis Wright. 3 
 vols. 1889 ; Prideaux's Bibliography of Fitzgerald. London, 1901 ; 
 and five editions of Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, in- 
 cluding, Dole's privately printed "Bi-lingual" edition; the First 
 American Edition. Boston, 1880 ; the Text to accompany the Vedder 
 Illustrated edition; Riverside Press edition, 1888; and the London, 
 Macmillan edition of 1890, on fine paper, bound in vellum. To- 
 gether, 11 vols. 8vo and 12mo, cloth and vellum. 
 
 Various places, various dates 
 
 609. FLATMAN (THOMAS). Poems and Songs. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, orig- 
 
 inal calf. Fine copy with the leaf preceding title marked "A." 
 
 London, 1674 
 
 Flatman's poem "A Thought of Death" suggested to Pope his "Vital 
 Spark of Heavenly Flame." A portrait is sometimes found with copies 
 of this edition, but in this is absent, and it is a question whether a 
 portrait was issued with it. This copy has the leaf "A" before title-page. 
 
 610. FLATMAN (THOMAS). A Pindarique Ode on the Death of the Eight 
 
 Honourable Thomas Earl of Ossory. FIRST EDITIOX. pp. 5, small 
 folio, half blue calf, note on Flatman written by an early owner on 
 the reverse of the title. London, 1681 
 
 611. FLATMAN (THOMAS). Poems and Songs. The Third Edition with 
 
 Additions and Amendments. Portrait by R. White. Thin 8vo, old 
 calf, blind tooled with pointille corner ornaments, the back renewed 
 and gilt. London, 1682 
 
 612. FLETCHER (JOHN). The Elder Brother, A Comedie. Acted at the 
 
 Blacke Friers, by his Maiesties Servants. Printed according to the 
 True Copie. Small 4to, half calf, rubbed. London, 1637 
 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION of 1637, with the capitalizing of the 
 title. 
 
 613. FLETCHER (PHINEAS). The Locustse, vel Pietas Tesuitica. [Locustas or 
 
 Appollyonists.]. In two separate parts, Latin and English with 
 separate titles. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, panelled calf, gilt, gilt 
 edges. VERY RARE. Cambridge, 1627 
 
 614. [FLETCHER (PHINEAS).] Sicelides a Piscatory. As it hath beene Acted 
 
 in Kings Colledge, in Cambridge. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, old 
 half roan. London, 1631 
 
 615. [FLETCHER (PHINEAS).] The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man: to- 
 
 gether with Piscatorie Eclogue and other Poeticall Miscellanies. 
 By P. F. Small 4to, fine old crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt, 
 gilt edges. Cambridge, 1633 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the separate titles for "Elisa" and the "Piscatorie 
 Eclogs," the dedication leaf to Benlowes and the very rare (unpaginated) 
 final leaf by Francis Quarles. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 616. FLETCHER (E.). Ex otio Negotium. Or Martiall, his Epigrams trans- 
 
 lated with Sundry Poems and Fancies. FIRST EDITION. Engraved 
 portrait of Martial by Vaughan. 12mo, old leather, rebacked. 
 
 London: Printed by T. Mabb, 1656 
 
 617. FLETCHER (THOMAS). Poems on Several Occasions and Translations 
 
 wherein the First and Second Books of Virgil's Aeneis are At- 
 tempted, in English. Thin 8vo, old sprinkled calf, with leaf of 
 license and advertisement leaves. London, 1692 
 
 618. FORD (JOHN). The Works of John Ford, with notes critical and explana- 
 
 tory by William Gifford. A new edition, revised, with additions by 
 Rev. Alexander Dyce. 3 vols. 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt tops, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1869 
 
 619. FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). The New-England Primer. A History of 
 
 its Origin and Development. With a reprint of the unique copy of 
 the earliest known edition. Many facsimile illustrations and repro- 
 ductions. 4to, half roan, rubbed. New York, 1897 
 No. 16 of 57 copies printed on Imperial Japan paper. 
 
 620. FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). The Journals of Hugh Gaine Printer. Edited 
 
 by P. L. Ford. Portrait and facsimiles. 2 vols. royal 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. New York, 1902 
 
 Only 350 copies were printed. 
 
 621. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). CEuvres de M. Franklin, Docteur es Loix . . . 
 
 Traduites de 1'Anglois sur la Quatrieme Edition. Par M. Barbeu 
 Dubourg. Avec des Additions Nouvelles. Portrait and plates by 
 Martinet. 2 vols. in one, 4to, russia leather, gilt edges, BY DEROME, 
 edges of binding rubbed. Paris, 1773 
 
 Fine copy of this very rare Life of Franklin in a fine old red morocco 
 binding by Derome. 
 
 622. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Weems (M. L.). The Life of Benjamin 
 
 Franklin with many choice Anecdotes and admirable Sayings of this 
 Great Man, never before Published. The Sixth Edition. Portrait 
 by Warnicke. 12mo, original leather, cracked. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1822 
 
 623. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Weems (M. L.). The Life of Benjamin 
 
 Franklin with many Choice Anecdotes, etc. Portrait of Warnicke. 
 12mo, original leather, breaking. Philadelphia, 1829 
 
 Engraved view of the University of Philadelphia laid in. 
 
 624. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin. By 
 
 James Parton. Portraits, including India paper proofs engraved by 
 H. B. Hall. 2 vols. thick royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 LARGE PAPEB, only 100 copies were printed. 
 
M.T.CICERO's 
 
 CAW MAJOR, 
 
 OR HIS 
 
 DISCOURSE 
 
 OLD-AGE: 
 
 With Explanatory NOTES. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA ; 
 
 Printed and Sold by B. FRANKLIN, 
 
 MDCCXLIV. 
 
 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IMPRINT 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 627] 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 625. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Ford (Paul Leicester). Franklin Bibliog- 
 
 raphy. 500 copies printed. Brooklyn, 1889 ; The Sayings of Poor 
 Richard, the Prefaces, Proverbs and Poems, originally printed in 
 Poor Richard's Almanacs. 1733-1758. 100 copies privately printed. 
 Brooklyn, 1890. Together, 2 vols. 8vo, half roan, rubbed. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1889-1890 
 
 626. FEANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Works of Benjamin Franklin. Portrait by 
 
 Throop. Boston, 1825; Critical, Miscellaneous and Philosophical 
 Pieces of Franklin. Portrait, London, 1779; Another copy of the 
 same ; Life and Works of Franklin. Portrait by Walker. Bungay 
 (1815) ; Complete Works of Franklin. Portrait by Haines. 3 vols. 
 London, 1806; Vie de Franklin, traduit par Castera. Portrait by 
 Tardieu. Paris, 1798; Stevens' Bibliographical Essay on Franklin. 
 London, 1881 ; Franklin Papers in the Library of Congress. Wash- 
 ington, 1905 ; Works of Franklin. Portrait by Tanner, very scarce. 
 Philadelphia, 1801 ; Works of Franklin. Scarce portrait by Banner- 
 man. Huntingdon, 1800 ; Franklin's Enskildta Lef werne. With 
 scarce portrait by SnapTc. Stockholm, 1792. Together, 14 vols. 
 8vo and 12mo, cloth and calf, some worn. 
 This collection includes some very scarce portraits. 
 
 627. FEANKLIN IMPBINT. M. T. Cicero's Cato Major, or his Discourse of 
 
 Old- Age: With Explanatory Notes. Rubricated title. Small 4to, 
 full dark green crushed levant morocco, with a graceful border of 
 floral tooling in gold, enclosing small rose medallions in each corner, 
 wide inside gilt borders of birds and grapes, top edges gilt, other 
 edges gilt on the rough, BY LOETIC. 
 
 Philadelphia: Printed and sold by B. Franklin, 1744 
 Very fine and tall copy, some leaves entirely uncut. THE FIRST 
 
 PUBLISHED TRANSLATION OF ANY CLASSIC IN AMERICA, AND THE MOST CELE- 
 BRATED PRODUCTION OF BENJAMIN 1 FRANKLIN'S PRESS. 
 
 The translation was made in 1734 by Chief Justice James Logan, who 
 was the second of the three famous worthies of Pennsylvania : Penn, 
 Logan, Franklin. Copies were circulated in manuscript among friends, 
 and Franklin got one, which he determined to give to the press. In his 
 preface he calls the book 'this first translation of a Classic in this 
 Western World' and he wishes it may prove "a happy omen that Phila- 
 delphia shall become the seat of the American Muses." 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 628. FEANKLIN IMPEINT. INDIAN TREATY. A Treaty held at the Town of 
 
 Lancaster in Pennsylvania by the Honourable the Lieutenant-Gov- 
 ernor of the Province, and the Honourable the Commissioners for the 
 Provinces of Virginia and Maryland with the Indians of the Six 
 Nations in June 1744. Folio, brown morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Philadelphia : B. Franklin, 1744 
 VERY RARE. A fine copy with the three edges in uncut state. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 629. FREER (MARTHA W.). Complete Set of FIRST EDITIONS: comprising, 
 
 Life of Marguerite d'Angouleme. 2 vols. 1854; Life of Jeanne 
 d'Albret, Queen of Navarre. 2 vols. 1855; Elizabeth de Valois. 2 
 vols. 1857; Henry III, His Court and Times. 3 vols. 1858; Henry 
 IV and the League. 2 vols. 1860 ; Henry IV and Marie de Medici. 
 2 vols. 1861; Last Decade of a Glorious Eeign (Henry IV). 2 
 vols. 1863 ; Married Life of Anne of Austria. 2 vols. 1864 ; Eegency 
 of Anne of Austria. 2 vols. 1866. Engraved portraits. 19 vols. 
 8vo and small 8vo, polished calf, gilt, BY TOUT. 
 
 London, 1854-1866 
 FINE SET, some with uncut edges. 
 
 630. FRENCH, E. D. A Collection of Engraved Views, by E. D. French. ALL 
 
 PROOFS, as follows, Neu Jorck sive Neu Amsterdam; Government 
 House. From the Original in the "New York Magazine," 1795; 
 Harvard Campus. Proof on Japan paper; Novum Amsterdamum. 
 Proof on Japan paper ; and one other. Together, 5 pieces, 8vo. 
 
 631. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Longus. Longi 
 
 Pastoralium de Daphnide et Chloe, libri quatuor. Graece et Latine. 
 Figuris aeri incisis B. Audran jiixta delineationes Celsiss. Ducis 
 Aurelian Philippi, et tabula ab A. Coypel delineata. Full-page and 
 text illustrations, including the plate "Les Petits Pieds," after the 
 Regent "Philippe d'Orleans." Small 4to, original calf, gilt edges, 
 binding rubbed. Paris : in gratiam Curiosorum, 1754 
 
 Plates are fine impressions. 
 
 632. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Longus. Les 
 
 Amours Pastorales de Daphnis et de Chloe, par Longus. Double 
 Traduction du Grec en Francois de Mr. Amiot et d'un Anonime, 
 mises en Paralelle. Illustrated with the beautiful plates including 
 the frontispiece by Coypel, the plate of the Petits Pieds by Caylus 
 and the many plates by Audran after the Regent, Philippe d'Orleans. 
 Small 4to, old green French morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris, imprime pour les Curieux, 1757 
 
 ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL "REGENT" EDITIONS, each page being within a 
 border and the engravings in decorated borders in French Eighteenth 
 Century scroll and floral designs. Eisen and Cochin did the pastoral 
 head and tail-pieces, and the volume is one of the finest and most 
 sought for of this period of French Engravings. THE BINDING PROBABLY 
 BY PADELOUP. 
 
 633. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Ovid. Les Meta- 
 
 morphoses. Traduction de 1'Abbe Banier. 140 fine engravings by 
 Eisen, Gravelot, Moreau, and others (a few lacking}. 4 vols. 4to, 
 calf, rebacked and rubbed. Paris, 1767-1770 
 
 The second edition. 
 
TREATY, 
 
 Held at the TOWN of 
 
 Lancafter, in PENNSYLVANIA, 
 
 By the HONOURABLE the 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor of the PROVINCE, 
 
 And the HONOWKABIE the 
 
 Commiffioners for the PROVINCES 
 O F 
 
 VIRGINIA and .MARYLAND, 
 
 WI'TH THE 
 
 / N D : I A N S 
 
 OF THE 
 
 SIX-NATIONS, 
 
 In JUNE, 1744. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA: 
 
 Printed and Sold by B. FRANKLIN, at th: Now-Printing-Office, 
 near the Market. M.DCC.XLIV. 
 
 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IMPRINT 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 [No. 628] 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 634. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTUEY ILLUSTEATED BOOKS. Imbert. Le Juge- 
 
 ment de Paris, Poeme en IV Chants (suivi d'oeuvres melees, de la 
 page 75 a la page 200). Illustrated. 8vo, mottled calf tooled after 
 an Eighteenth Century pattern in gold, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 edges, BY DAVID. Amsterdam (Paris) 1772 
 
 FIRST ISSUE WITH THE MOREAU PLATES engraved by Masquelier, De 
 Launay and others, and with the Choffard vignettes. Bound with Dorat's 
 "Idylles de Saint-Cyr, ou 1'Hommage du Coeur a 1'Occasion des Mariages 
 de M. Le Dauphin avec Marie Antoinette d'Autriche," etc. 1771 having a 
 frontispiece and vignette by Marillier, and Bernard's "Phrosine et Melio- 
 dore" 1772 with four Eisen plates. 
 
 635. FBENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Berquin. Idylles. 
 
 25 plates by Marillier and engraved title. Parts I and II. Bound 
 in one volume, 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, 
 inside dentelle borders and gilt edges, BY POUILLET. Paris, 1775 
 The FIRST EDITION, before the plates were numbered. Cohen describes 
 these Marillier illustrations as "of ravishing grace." They were en- 
 graved by N. de Launay and other noted French Eighteenth Century 
 Engravers. 
 
 636. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTUEY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Berquin. Idylles. 
 
 Second Eecueil. 12mo, sewed, uncut. [Paris, 1775] 
 
 The Sheets of the Second Part entirely uncut and unbound, with very 
 brilliant uncut impressions of these charming Marillier plates, commenc- 
 ing with "Les Delices de 1'Hymen." The setting up is different from the 
 preceding item [No. 635] and apparently earlier, as the plates are 
 marvellously fresh. 
 
 637. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Histoire d'Angle- 
 
 terre, represente par Figures, gravee par F. A. David. Accompa- 
 gnees de Discours. Ill plates printed in carmine. 3 vols. in one. 
 Thick square royal 8vo, old half calf, margin of plate 38 torn, bind- 
 ing worn. Paris, 1786 
 Nearly all of the plates in volume 3 related to America, showing the 
 Congress, Franklin, Indians, Revolutionary incidents, etc. 
 
 638. FRENCH EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Thompson 
 
 (James). Les Saisons, Poeme Traduit de 1'Anglais de Thompson. 
 Engraved title and plates by Eisen, in two states. 16mo, green 
 morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. Paris, no date 
 One of Cazin's classics. 
 
 639. FRENCH PORTRAITS. Histoire de France, depuis 1'Etablissement de la 
 
 Monarchic jusqu'au Regne de Louis XIV. Par MM Velly, Villaret 
 et Gamier. Engraved portraits of illustrious men by Aubert, Gail- 
 lard, de Leu, Basan, Ficquet and others. 8 vols. (should be 9) 4to, 
 old mottled calf, gilt. Paris, 1778-1786 
 
 The volumes of portraits to accompany the text contain* several 
 hundred engraved portraits of French Kings and Celebrated Personages. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 640. FRENCH REVOLUTION. Marie Antoinette, Archiduchesse d'Autriche, 
 
 Eeine de France ; cm, Causes et Tableau de la Revolution. Par M. le 
 Chev. de M. . . . Etchings. 8vo, half blue levant morocco, gilt 
 top. No place or printer, 1794 
 
 Fine impression of the plates. 
 
 641. FRENEAU (PHILIP). The Poems of Philip Freneau. Written chiefly 
 
 during the Late War. 12mo, half morocco, gilt, gilt top. 
 
 Philadelphia: printed by Francis Bailey, 1786 
 FIRST EDITION, VERY BARE. There is a slight trace of ink on the title. 
 
 642. FRITH (W. P.). My Autobiography: and, Further Reminiscences. Por- 
 
 trait. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt, gilt tops. 
 
 London, 1887-1888 
 
 Interesting reminiscences of artists and celebrities by the painter of 
 the "Derby Day." etc. 
 
 643. FULLER (THOMAS). The Holy State, Cambridge, 1642: The Profane 
 
 State, Cambridge, 1642. Copper plates by William Marshall. Small 
 folio, very dark blue crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and 
 corner ornaments, inside ribbon borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. Cambridge, 1642 
 
 A very fine copy of this rare item, with the engraved title and portraits 
 by William Marshall, including Queen Elizabeth, Lady Jane Gray, Joan 
 of Naples of "wicked life and woefull death," the Duke of Alva, Ambas- 
 sador of Philip of Spain, Sir Francis Drake, and many others. 
 
 644. FULLER (THOMAS). The Life of that Reverend Divine and Learned 
 
 Historian Dr. Thomas Fuller. Engraved portrait (slightly shaved). 
 16mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, gilt inside 
 borders and edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1661 
 
 A rare life of the author of Fuller's Worthies, Sacred and Profane 
 State, etc. 
 
 645. FULLER (THOMAS). History of the Worthies of England. Portrait by 
 
 Loggan. Folio, old marble calf, gilt. London, 1662 
 
 FIRST EDITION. A famous classic, valuable for the biographical notices 
 of celebrated characters, including Shakespeare and the Elizabethan 
 authors ; and famous for the old sayings, antiquarian references, lists 
 of Sheriffs, etc. 
 
 646. [FURMAN (GARRIT).] The Maspeth Poems. Portrait and vignettes by 
 
 A. B. Durand. Square 12mo, original orange colored boards, uncut, 
 few margins with slight spots. New York, 1837 
 
 A very fine copy in the original binding, with label, of these scarce 
 Long Island Poems. Charmingly illustrated by Durand and sought for 
 as an American illustrated book. 
 
 647. FURMAN (GARRIT). Long Island Miscellanies. By Rusticus, Gent. 
 
 Illustrated. Square 16mo, very prettily bound in green crushed 
 levant morocco, tooled in gold with a wreath, gilt inside ribbon bor- 
 ders and edges, BY LORTIC. New York, 1847 
 
 FINE COPY. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 648. GAILLARD (CLAUDE FERDINAND). Catalogue des (Euvres exposees de 
 
 Claude Ferdinand Gaillard. Par Leonce Benedite. Illustrated. 
 
 Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top, the original wrappers retained, BY 
 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1898 
 
 Catalogue of works exhibited at the Musee National du Luxembourg. 
 
 649. GALE (NORMAN). A Country Muse. Nos. 8 and 9 of 15 copies on Japan 
 
 vellum. Westminster, 1895, and the New Series of the same. One 
 of 75 copies. 1893, and the 12mo edition from the Rugby Press in 
 1892 ; 3 editions of Cricket Songs, one from the Rugby Press printed 
 in green; Violets, Thistledown and a June Romance. One of 25 
 copies each on Large Paper. Rugby editions; Meadowsweet and a 
 Fellowship in Song. The Rugby issues. Large Paper in only 50 
 copies; Orchard Songs bound in vellum. One of 150 copies. 1893 ; 
 .Gorillas and Prince Red Cheek, the pamphlet Rugby issues, undated. 
 Together, 15 vols. 12mo and 8vo, wrappers and cloth, uncut. 
 
 Rugby and London 
 
 Laid in is an autograph letter signed from the author, Norman Gale, 
 mentioning Meadowsweet and the Rugby Set, and their extreme rarity. 
 
 650. GARNETT (RICHARD). Three Hundred Notable Books added to the Li- 
 
 brary of the British Museum under the Keepership of Richard Gar- 
 nett, 1890-1899. Facsimiles and bibliographical notes. Imperial 
 8vo, half roan, gilt top, uncut. London, 1899 
 
 The frontispiece is an original etching by Wm. Strang, of Sir Richard 
 Garnett. 
 
 651. GARRETT (EDMUND H.). Elizabethan Songs in Honour of Love and 
 
 Beautie. Introduction by Andrew Lang. Collected and Illustrated 
 by E. H. Garrett. Illustrations, some in tints. Royal 8vo, vellum, 
 gilt, gilt top, uncut. Boston, 1891 
 
 No. 8 of the 25 copies on Japanese vellum, containing an original water 
 color drawing of Battle Abbey, by Garrett, on the fly-leaf, with his note 
 as to the edition signed and dated, 1891. 
 
 652. GASCOIGNE (GEORGE). A volume containing, "The Steele Glas, a Sa- 
 
 tyre." FIRST EDITION. London, 1576 (complete but does not con- 
 tain the "Complainte of Phylomene" mentioned on the title, a small 
 piece is torn from the corner of the leaf of dedication) ; Flowers. 
 London, 1575 (lacking the beginning but containing from Sig. C2 
 to the end) ; "Hearbes" including the Comedy of "Supposes," etc. 
 London, 1575 (complete) ; "Weedes." London, 1575 (paged con- 
 tinuously with the preceding but lacking from Sig Ni to S2) ; "Cer- 
 tayne Notes of Instruction concerning the making of Berse," com- 
 plete, (1575). In one volume, small 4to, old calf. 
 
 London, 1575-1576 
 
 VERY BARE. The publisher seemed to have gathered together such un- 
 sold copies of Gascoigne's writings as he had left and bound them to- 
 gether in a haphazard manner, like this, so that very few copies agree, 
 
 [Continued 
 
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 [No. 652 Continued'} 
 
 and most are more or less incomplete. Gascoigne ranks very high in 
 English Literature, the "Steel Glass" being the earliest English Poetical 
 Satire, "Supposes" one of the earliest English comedies, "Jocasta" (con- 
 tained with "Supposes" in the "Hearbes") the second English tragedy, 
 and his Instructions for making verse the first treatise on this subject 
 in the English language. The portrait of Gascoigne on the back of the 
 title "as a soldier" is the only known portrait. The commendatory verses 
 contain the earliest known poem by Sir Walter Raleigh. 
 
 653. GAULTIER (BoN). The Book of Ballads. Illustrated ly Crowquill, Leech 
 
 and Doyle. FIRST EDITION. Illuminated title in red and gold. 
 Small 4to, original cloth, gilt edges, tear in the half title to the first 
 ballad. London, no date 
 
 Written by W. S. Aytoun and Sir Theodore Martin. 
 
 654. GAY (JOHN). The Shepherd's Week. In Six Pastorals. 6 engraved. 
 
 plates. Thin 8vo, half roan. London, 1714 
 
 655. GAY (JOHN). Poems. FIEST EDITION. 2 vols. in one, 4to, old calf. 
 
 (Some copies have a frontispiece, and two plates which however were 
 apparently not issued with all copies, in this they are omitted.) Bind- 
 ing worn. London, 1720 
 
 656. GAY (JOHN). Achilles. An Opera. As it is Perform'd at the Theatre- 
 
 Eoyal in Covent-Garden. Written by the late Mr. Gay. With the 
 Musick prefix'd to each Song. FIRST EDITION. Thin 8vo, crimson 
 straight-grain morocco, panelled in gold in two scroll and floral bor- 
 ders, inside gilt borders, gilt edges on the rough, lacks the half- 
 title. London, 1733 
 
 657. GAY (JOHN). Fables. By Mr. John Gay. With a Memoir by Austin 
 
 Dobson. Etched portrait by Willis. 8vo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, with a gilt shaped panel of fillet lines, gilt inside ribbon 
 borders, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1882 
 
 No. 12 of only 50 copies on LABGE PAPER. 
 
 658. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE LIBRARY (THE). Being a Classified Collection 
 
 of the Chief Contents of the Gentleman's Magazine from 1731 to 
 1868. Edited by G. L. Gomme : Eomano British Remains. 2 vols. ; 
 Archeology, 2 vols. ; English Topography. 4 vols. Together, 8 vols. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, Eiverside Press, no date 
 
 659. GODFREY (THOMAS). Juvenile Poems on Various Subjects, with the 
 
 Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy, to which is prefixed some account of 
 the Author and his Writings. 4to, half straight-grain morocco, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, a tear in the margin of page 91 care- 
 fully repaired. Philadelphia, 1765 
 FIRST EDITION of the first Play written by an American ; with the auto- 
 graph of Philemon Dickinson on the title, 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 
 
 660. GOFF (THOMAS). Three Excellent Tragedies, viz., The Raging Turk, or 
 
 Bajazet the Second. The Courageous Turk, or Amurath the First. 
 And the Tragoedie of Orestes/ The second edition carefully cor- 
 rected by a Friend of the Author's. 12mo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, gilt top, uncut, mar- 
 gin of the title restored, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1656 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 661. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Citizen of the World, or Letters from a 
 
 Chinese Philosopher residing in London to his Friends in the East. 
 2 vols. 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside 
 gilt borders and edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, for the Author, 1762 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE. 
 
 662. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Life of Richard Xash of Bath, Esq; ex- 
 
 tracted principally from his Original Papers. Engraved portrait. 
 8vo, original calf, cracked at hinges. London, 1762 
 
 FIRST EDITION. An unusually fine copy. Rare in fine condition. With 
 4pp. of "Books advertised by J. Newberry." 
 
 663. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Traveller, or a Prospect of Society, a Poem 
 
 inscribed to the Rev. Mr. Henry Goldsmith. Thin 4to, polished 
 calf, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, BY BEDFORD. London, 1765 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the half-title and the leaf of advertisements. FINE 
 COPY. 
 
 664. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Vicar of Wakefield. A Tale Supposed to 
 
 be written by Himself. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 12mo, full crushed 
 levant morocco, wide shaped gilt borders enclosing baskets of flowers, 
 inside gilt borders, gilt tops, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Salisbury, 1766 
 
 [See Reproduction of Binding and Title-page] 
 
 665. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Good Natur'd Man: A Comedy as Per- 
 
 formed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. Small thin 8vo, 
 green crushed levant morocco, broad gilt borders, gilt edges, BY 
 RIVIERE. London, 1768 
 
 FIRST EDITION, second issue, with the half-title, and leaf of Epilogue 
 on 2 pages. 
 
 666. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Deserted Village, a Poem. By Dr. Gold- 
 
 smith. Vignette on title. Thin 4to, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 inside gilt borders, gilt top, BY RIVIERE. London, 1770 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the half-title. No less than five subsequent editions 
 were published in 1770, but all of these bear the date of month on the 
 title-page. 
 
 Collation : Half-title ; title ; dedication to Sir Joshua Reynolds, 3 pages ; 
 a blank page; pages 1 to 23. This, the First Edition, was published on 
 May 26, 1770. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 667. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). She Stoops to Conquer: or, The Mistakes of a 
 
 Night, A Comedy. 8vo, green crushed levant morocco, broad gilt 
 borders, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. The title is a little soiled and the 
 last two leaves are re-margined. London, 1773 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the errors of pagination. Several issues were 
 made of this First Edition with the same date, and it has never been 
 satisfactorily settled which was the first. This has no half-title, and no 
 price at the foot of the title-page, the errors of pagination correspond with 
 those found in some copies, and vary slightly from some other copies. 
 
 668. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). Eetaliation : A Poem. By Dr. Goldsmith includ- 
 
 ing Epitaphs on the Most Distinguished Wits of the Metropolis. 
 Vignette portrait on title. Thin 4to, half crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDER Y. London, 1774 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the half-title. Laid in is an eight-page monograph 
 in quarto, "Postscript to Dr. Goldsmith's Retaliation, being an Epitaph 
 on Samuel Johnson, LL.D." Printed in June, 1896, and with the auto- 
 graph signature of Austin Dobson. 
 
 This copy does not have the "Explanatory Notes" and "Errors" (pp. 17 
 to 20). 
 
 669. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Poetical and Dramatic Works of Oliver 
 
 Goldsmith, now first collected. With an account of the Life and 
 Writings of the Author. Portrait. 2 vols. small 8vo, polished calf, 
 gilt, inside gilt borders, gilt tops, uncut, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London, 1780 
 Fine large uncut copy. 
 
 670. GOMBAULD (M.). Endimion: an Excellent Fancy first composed in 
 
 French by Mounsieur Gombauld and now elegantly interpreted by 
 Richard Hurst. Copperplates by Crispin De Passe. 12mo, old half 
 russia, back worn. London, 1639 
 
 671. GOSSE (EDMUND). Madrigals, Songs and Sonnets. By J. A. Blaikie 
 
 and E. W. Gosse. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1870 
 
 Presentation copy to Christina Rossetti, Miss Christina G. Rossctti, 
 with E. W. Oosse's compliments" in his hand on the title. With the label 
 of the Rossetti collection inside the cover. 
 
 672. GOSSE (EDMUND). Firdausi in Exile, and other Poems. Frontispiece. 
 
 8vo, full olive green crushed levant morocco with a gilt scroll and 
 dentelle border, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1885 
 
 One of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, signed by the printer, the Charles 
 Whittingham Co. 
 
 673. GOSSE (EDMUND). On Viol and Flute. Frontispiece by S. Arlent Ed- 
 
 wards. 8vo, blue crushed levant morocco, tooled in gilt fillet lines, 
 gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1890 
 
 One of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, signed by the publishers. FIRST 
 EDITION. 
 
GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION 
 
 Decree of the Star Chamber 
 
 Reduced facsimile of binding by Stikeman 
 
 [No. 683] 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 674. GOSSE (EDMUND). Gossip in a Library. First English and American 
 
 Editions. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London and New York, 1891 
 
 Dedicated to Chas. B. Foote of New York, and with a four-page auto- 
 graph letter signed, of Gosse to Mr. Foote, laid in, relating to the first and 
 second editions, and the American edition. 
 
 675. GOSSE (EDMUND). British Portrait Painters and Engravers of the 
 
 Eighteenth Century (Kneller to Reynolds). With an Introductory 
 Essay and Biographical Notes by Edmund Gosse. The fine repro- 
 ductions of paintings and drawings in colors. 2 vols. folio, original 
 wrappers, in cloth slip case. Paris, Goupil & Co., 1906 
 
 Japanese Paper edition limited to 100 copies, with a duplicate series of 
 100 illustrations. One of the finely produced Goupil Monographs. 
 
 676. GOSSE (EDMUND). LAEGE PAPER AND LIMITED EDITIONS. Gossip in 
 
 a Library Autographed. London, 1893; Questions at Issue. Lon- 
 don, 1893 ; Nash's Unfortunate Traveller. One of 50 copies on Jap- 
 anese vellum. London, 1892; In Russet & Silver. Chicago, 1894. 
 Large Paper; Beddoes Letters. London, 1894. Together, 5 vols. 
 8vo and 12mo, cloth and vellum, uncut. 
 
 677. GOSSE (EDMUND). Works. Comprising, On Viol and Elute. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. London, 1873; King Erik. FIRST EDITION. London, 
 1876 ; New Poems. FIRST EDITION. London, 1879 ; Studies in the 
 Literature of Northern Europe. FIRST EDITION. Frontispiece de- 
 signed and etched by L. Alma-Tadema. London, 1879; Gray. 
 FIRST EDITION. London, 1882; Seventeenth Century Studies. 
 FIRST EDITION. London, 1883; The Masque of Painters. FIRST 
 EDITION. Privately Printed, 1883. 2 copies, one of which is a 
 LARGE PAPER COPY edition limited to 50 copies, of which this is, 
 No. 10; From Shakespeare to Pope. FIRST EDITION. Cambridge, 
 1885; Raleigh. FIRST EDITION. London, 1886; The Life of Philip 
 Henry Gosse. FIRST EDITION. Portrait. London, 1890; The 
 Secret of Narcisse. FIRST EDITION. London, 1892; Gray. Selected 
 Poems. Edited by Edmund Gosse. Oxford, 1892; Questions at 
 Issue. FIRST EDITION. London, 1893; In Russet and Silver. 
 FIRST EDITION. London, 1894; The Jacobean Poets. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. London, 1894; Conversations of James Northcote. By 
 William Hazlitt. Edited by Edmund Gosse. FIRST EDITIQN. 
 Portrait and facsimile. London, 1894; Critical Kit-Kats. FIRST 
 EDITION. London, 1896; The Life and Letters of John Donne. 
 Now for the first time revised and collected by Edmund Gosse. 
 Portraits. 2 vols. London, 1899; Hypolympia. London, 1901; 
 French Profiles. London, 1905. Together, 22 vols. 12mo, 8vo, 
 and small 4to, various bindings, some uncut. 
 
 London, Oxford, Cambridge, 1873-1905 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 678. GOWEE (JOHN). Confessio Amantis of John Gower. Edited and Col- 
 
 lated with the best Manuscripts by Dr. R. Pauli. 3 vols. 8vo, half 
 polished calf, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1857 
 
 Printed by the Whittinghams at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 679. GKAY (THOMAS). Designs by Mr. Bentley for Six Poems, by Mr. T. 
 
 Gray. Folio, old calf, gilt, binding worn. London, 1766 
 
 A note states that this was the Duke of Hamilton's copy. It contains 
 the full-page plate usually torn out by the book's owner. THICK PAPER 
 COPY. Fine impressions of the plates. 
 
 680. GRAY (THOMAS). Poems. By Mr. Gray. 12mo, crushed olive levant 
 
 morocco, inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1768 
 Contains the rare half-title. THE FIRST COIXECTED EDITION. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 681. GRIMM (HERMANN). Household Tales. Introduction by Andrew Lang. 
 
 2 vols. London, 1884; George Herbert's Poems. London: Picker- 
 ing, 1850; Memoirs of the Countess De La Motte and of the affair 
 of the Diamond Necklace. London, 1789; Kinglake's Eothen. 
 Fourth Edition. London, 1845; and others. Together, 15 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth and half morocco. 
 
 682. GROLIER (JEAN). Lincy (Leroux de). Recherches sur Jean Grolier, 
 
 sur sa Vie et sa Bibliotheque, suivi d'un Catalogue des Livres qui 
 lui ont appartenu. Frontispiece in colors. Thick royal 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt top. Paris, 1866 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. VERY RARE. The accepted authority on the books 
 of Grolier and an indispensable work of reference. 
 
 683. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. A Decree of Star Chamber concerning 
 
 Printing. Made July 11, 1637. Reprinted by the Grolier Club from 
 the First Edition by Robert Barker, 1637. 8vo, brown crushed 
 levant morocco, tooled in an elaborate star and Tudor rose pattern, 
 blue crushed levant end-papers and doublure inlaid in colors with 
 the monogram of the Grolier Club, gilt top, uncut, BY STIKEMAN, the 
 original wrappers retained. New York, 1884 
 
 VERY RARE. Only 150 copies were printed. 
 
 [See Illustration of Binding] 
 
 684. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Fitzgerald (Edward). Rubaiyat of Omar 
 
 Khayyam, the Astronomer-Poet of Persia. Rendered into English 
 Verse by Edward Fitzgerald. 8vo, in a mosaic design in an Orien- 
 tal pattern in dark green crushed levant morocco, a narrow ribbon 
 inlay in brown ornamented with inlays simulating jewels, the doub- 
 lures in a mosaic of red and blue conventional Passion Flowers 
 enclosing alternate sprays of Persian Roses and Acorns, the fly-leaves 
 of irridescent brocade, with leather joints and gilt edges, and the 
 original covers retained, slip case, BY MEUNIER. New York, 1885 
 The edition was limited to 150 copies on Japan paper. AN EXHIBITION 
 
 BINDING. 
 
 [See Illustration of Binding] 
 
FITZGERALD'S RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM 
 
 Reduced facsimile of binding by Meunier 
 
 [No. 684] 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 685. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. De Vinne (Theo. L.). Historic Printing 
 
 Types. Illustrations and portrait. 4to, half holland, gilt top, 
 uncut. New York,, 1886 
 
 The edition was limited to 200 copies. Pamphlet laid in, "Specimens of 
 Historic Printing Types." 
 
 686. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Hoe (Robert). Bookbinding as a Fine 
 
 Art. 63 illustrations in facsimile. 4to, dark blue crushed levant 
 morocco in a graceful leafy pattern in gilt in the Derome manner, 
 the doublures of crimson crushed levant with ribbon and dotted 
 border, gilt top, uncut, and slip case, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York, 1886 
 
 The edition was limited to 200 copies on Holland paper. 
 FINELY BOUND COPY. 
 
 687. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Reade (Charles). Peg Woffington. Por- 
 
 trait on Japan paper. 2 vols. 12mo, green crushed levant morocco, 
 panelled into diamonds by rose vines with tiny thorns each enclosing 
 a full blown rose in gold, the fly-leaves and end-papers are of yellow 
 levant morocco tooled in a rose design, and with the Grolier mono- 
 gram inlaid in colors, tops gilt, uncut, with the original wrappers 
 bound in, BY R. w. SMITH, FINISHED BY MANSELL. 
 
 New York, 1887 
 
 The edition was limited to 250 copies. 
 
 BEAUTIFULLY BOUND COPY. 
 
 688. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. De Vinne (Theo. L.). Christopher Plan- 
 
 tin and the Plantin-Moretus Museum at Antwerp. Illustrations by 
 Joseph Pennell and others. Royal 8vo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, having a center panel of flowing scrolls and small tools 
 in gilt, within a border of interlaced circles and ovals, gilt fillet 
 lines, inside gilt borders, vellum doublures and fly leaves, having the 
 original wrappers bound in. New York, 1888 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies. 
 BEAUTIFULLY BOUND. 
 
 689. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Bury (Richard de). Ricardi de Bury 
 
 Philobiblion ex optimis codicibus, Versione Anglica . . . Andre 
 Fleming West. Frontispieces. 3 vols. square 8vo, vellum, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1889 
 
 The edition was limited to 297 copies. The best edition of this Classic 
 both for text and translation and one of the finest specimens of printing 
 issued by the Grolier Club. 
 
 690. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Matthews (William). Modern Book- 
 
 binding practically considered. Colored facsimiles. 4to light-brown 
 crushed levant morocco, the sides and back inlaid and finished in a 
 Maioli pattern of leafy-scrolls and interlacing Mnes on a pointille 
 background, doublures of dark-brown levant in a similar pattern; 
 
 [Continued 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 [No. 690 Continued] 
 
 fly-leaves of pale-green straight-grain morocco tooled with a gilt 
 border in the manner of Koger Payne, gilt top, uncut. With slip 
 
 Case, BY R. W. SMITH, FINISHED BY MANSELL. 
 
 New York, 1889 
 Limited to 300 copies. AN EXHIBITION BINDING BY MANSELL. 
 
 [See Frontispiece for Illustration of Binding] 
 
 691. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Milton (John). Areopagitica. A Speech 
 
 of Mr. John Milton, for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing, to the 
 Parliament of England. Introduction by James Eussell Lowell. 
 Etched portrait of Milton, signed proof. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1890 
 
 The edition was limited to 325 copies. Collected as a Lowell First 
 Edition. 
 
 692. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Curtis (George William), Washington 
 
 Irving, a Sketch. Engraved portraits of Irving and Matilda Hoff- 
 man on Japan paper. 8vo, red straight-grain morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut BY WILLIAM MATTHEWS. New York, 1891 
 
 The edition was limited to 344 copies on hand-made paper. Laid in is 
 a two-page autograph letter signed of Washington Irving, dated Sunny- 
 side, 1858, to Madame Le Vert, with a very pretty apology for his want 
 of room to entertain her party and humorously alluding to a similar 
 incident that had happened to him in Alabama "when he had to roost 
 in the Stage-Coach." 
 
 693. GEOLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Effigies of the Most Famous English Writ- 
 
 ers from Chaucer to Johnson. Exhibited at the Grolier Club, 1891. 
 8vo, crimson crushed levant, gilt fillet lines, inside borders and gilt 
 top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1891 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 200 copies. EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by 
 the insertion of original engravings on copper of many of the writers 
 listed, containing many contemporary portraits, and some proofs on 
 India paper. Sir Thomas Wyatt is by John Ogborn, 1775 (whose work 
 Bartolozzi was known to forge), Sir John Suckling's portrait is by Mar- 
 shall, and Milton's portrait is by Faithorne. 
 
 694. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Bronze medallion portrait of Nathaniel 
 
 Hawthorne. Ringel d'lllzach. Medr. 1892. Diameter, 7 inches. 
 
 New York, 1892 
 Limited to 239 copies made for Members. 
 
 G95. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of Illuminated 
 and Painted Manuscripts together with a few Early Printed Books 
 
 [Continued 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 [No. 695 Continued] 
 
 with Illuminations, also some examples of Persian Manuscripts. 
 With Introductory Essay. Facsimiles. Square 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1892 
 
 Limited to 350 copies on Holland Paper. Laid in are the various leaf- 
 lets, announcements, etc., in connection with the Exhibition at the 
 Grolier Club at the time. 
 
 696. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Conway (Moncure Daniel). Barons of 
 
 the Potomack and the Eapahannock. Engraved portraits, facsimiles 
 with head and tail-pieces by Harry Fenn. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1892 
 The edition was limited to 360 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 697. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. A Short Hand-List of English Plays, 
 
 Masques, and Pageants, from the Time of Queen Elizabeth to the 
 Restoration. Printed, but not published, for the use of the Publica- 
 tion Committee of the Grolier Club. 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1893 
 
 69 ?A. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Another copy of the above. 4to, wrap- 
 pers, uncut. New York, 1893 
 
 698. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of Original and Early Editions 
 
 of some of the Poetical and Prose Works of English Writers from 
 Langland to Prior. With Collations and Notes. Numerous fac- 
 similes. 4 vols. royal 8vo, half brown morocco, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1893-1905 
 The editions were limited to 400 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 699. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Allen (Charles Dexter). A Classified List 
 
 of Early American Book-plates. With a brief Description of the 
 Principal Styles and a Note as to the Prominent Engravers. Frontis- 
 piece the original issue of the Grolier Club plate on Japan paper by 
 E. D. French and many others in facsimile. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1894 
 The edition was limited to 350 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 TOO. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Facsimiles of the Laws and Acts of the 
 General Assembly for their Majesties' Province of New York . . . 
 With Introduction, Notes and Appendix by Robert L. Fowler. Small 
 folio, pigskin, blind tooled, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York, 1894 
 
 The edition was limited to 312 copies. A reprint of the Laws as 
 printed by William Bradford in New York in 1694. 
 
 701. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Transactions of the Grolier Club of the 
 
 City of New York. From July Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-Five 
 
 to February Eighteen Hundred and Ninety-Four. Vignettes. 8vo, 
 
 wrappers, uncut and unopened. 5 copies. New York, 1894 
 
 Edition limited to 750 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 702. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Same as above. Vignettes. 8vo, wrappers, 
 
 uncut and unopened. 6 copies. New York, 1894 
 
 Edition limited to 750 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 703. GBOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of Books from the Libraries 
 
 or Collections of Celebrated Bibliophiles and Illustrious Persons of 
 the Past, with Arms or Devices upon their Bindings. Facsimiles 
 of Royal and Noble Bindings. 4to, cloth. New York, 1895 
 
 The edition was limited to 350 copies on Holland paper. 
 
 704. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Description of the Early Printed Books 
 
 owned by the Grolier Club, with a brief Account of their Printers 
 and the History of Typography in the Fifteenth Century. Illustra- 
 tions. Small folio, half calf, uncut. New York, 1895 
 The edition was limited to 400 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 705. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Donne (John). Poems of John Donne 
 
 from the text of 1633. Revised by James Russell Lowell with vari- 
 our readings of the other editions. Preface and Introduction by 
 Charles Eliot Norton. Etched portrait. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1895 
 The edition was limited to 380 copies. 
 
 706. GBOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Silvered bronze medallion portrait of 
 
 James Russell Lowell. CJias. Calverley, sc. 1895. Diameter, 7 
 inches. New York, 1895 
 
 Only 372 copies cast in bronze made for Members, 1895. Two copies 
 in silvered bronze hand-finished by Mr. Calverley were sold at the 
 Annual Meeting ; the third is in the possession of the Club. 
 
 ILK. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition illustrative 
 of a Centenary of Artistic Lithography, 1796-1896. 20 illustra- 
 tions after Fantin Latour and others. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1896 
 LARGE PAPER ISSUE, limited to 400 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 708. GROLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Warren (Arthur). The Charles Whitting- 
 
 hams, Printers. Portraits and facsimiles. Royal 8vo, half morocco, 
 uncut. New York, 1896 
 
 The edition was limited to 385 copies. Laid in is an original photograph 
 of the Chiswick Press in 1854, and the Index issued later. 
 
 709. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Diirer (Albert). Chronological Catalogue 
 
 of the Engravings, Dry-points and Etchings of Albert Diirer as 
 exhibited at the Grolier Club. Compiled by S. R. Koehler. 4to, dark- 
 green crushed levant morocco, sides gilt with a panel within scrolls, 
 gilt back, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDEEY, the original cloth bound in. 
 
 New York, 1897 
 
 Limited to 400 copies. EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED, containing over 100 illus- 
 trations in heliogravure of the rarest of Uurer's prints and including a 
 few rare early portraits of Durer, by Hollar, Lorch (in chiaroscuro), 
 Hondius, etc. The illustrations to the catalogue of the engravings prac- 
 tically reproduce all the prints described, made from fine and rare origi- 
 nals and two are printed on vellum. 
 
 FINELY BOUND. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 710. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Pichon (Baron Jerome). The Life of 
 
 Charles Henry, Count Hoym, Eminent French Bibliophile, 1684- 
 1736. Translated for the Grolier Club, with a Sketch of the Life 
 of the Late Baron Pichon. Illustrated. Eoyal 8vo, half morocco, 
 brocade silk sides, uncut. New York, 1899 
 
 The edition was limited to 308 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 711. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Boccaccio (Giovanni). Life of Dante. 
 
 Translated with an Introduction and a Note on the Portraits of 
 Dante by G. E. Carpenter. Portrait. Small 4to, decorated vellum, 
 uncut. New York, 1900 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on Italian hand-made paper. 
 
 712. GROLIER .CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of First and 
 
 Other Editions of the Works of John Dryden, 1631-1700. Portrait. 
 Tall 8vo, boards, uncut. New York, 1900 
 
 The edition was limited to 200 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 713. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of Etchings and Drypoints by 
 
 Eembrandt. Selected for Exhibition at the Grolier Club. Portrait 
 after an etching. Square 8vo, cloth, uncut. New York, 1900 
 
 The edition was limited to 310 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 714. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of Selected 
 
 Works of the Poets Laureate of England. Portrait of Ben Jonson 
 by S. Arlent Edwards engraved in mezzotint. Tall 8vo, boards, 
 uncut. New York, 1901 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 715. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. De Vinne (Theo L.). Title Pages as 
 
 Seen by a Printer. With numerous illustrations in facsimile and 
 some Observations on the Early and Eecent Printing of Books. 
 Fully illustrated from rare originals., many in red and black. Eoyal 
 8vo, half straight-grain morocco. New York, 1901 
 
 The edition was limited to 325 copies on hand-made paper. Laid in is 
 ' the cut signature of "Peter Norie" (early 19th century paper and auto- 
 graph). 
 
 716. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Helyas. The History of Helyas, Knight 
 
 of the Swan. Translated by Eobert Copland from the French Ver- 
 sion published in Paris in 1504. A literal reprint in the Types of 
 Wynken de Worde after the unique copy printed by him upon parch- 
 ment in London, 1512-. Introduction by Eobert Hoe. Woodcuts 
 after the originals. 4to, pigskin, uncut, slip case of pigskin. 
 
 New York, 1901 
 The edition was limited to 325 copies on Whatman paper. 
 
 717. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Woodberry (George E.). One Hundred 
 
 Books Famous in English Literature. Facsimiles of title-pages. 
 Eoyal 8.VO, boards, uncut. New York, 1902 
 
 The edition was limited to 305 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 718. GEOLIEE CLUB PUBLICATION. Kent (Henry W.). Bibliographical Notes 
 
 on One Hundred Books Famous in English Literature. Royal 8vo, 
 boards, vellum back. New York, 1903 
 
 Only 305 copies were printed on French hand-made paper. 
 
 719. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of Original 
 
 and Early Editions of Italian Books. Facsimiles. 8vo, boards, 
 uncut. New York, 1904 
 
 The edition was limited to 306 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 720. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Hart (Charles Henry). Catalogue of the 
 
 Engraved Portraits of Washington. Numerous fine photogravures 
 and other reproductions from the originals. 4to, boards, vellum 
 back, uncut. New York, 1904 
 
 Only 425 copies were printed on hand-made paper. 
 
 721. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Hart (Charles Henry). Catalogue of the 
 
 Engraved Portraits of Washington. Numerous fine photogravures 
 and oilier reproductions from the originals. 4to, sheets, uncut and 
 unbound. New York, 1904 
 
 Only 425 copies were printed on hand-made paper. Preparation to 
 extra-illustrate this copy has been begun with the insertion of a number of 
 portraits of Washington, including a scarce early French portrait, the 
 broadside advertisement of "The Apotheosis of Washington," and other 
 material of a miscellaneous character. 
 
 722. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Halsey (R. T. Haines). The Boston 
 
 Port Bill as Pictured by a Contemporary London Cartoonist. Nu- 
 merous superb reproductions on copper the liead and tail-pieces in 
 mezzotint by F. S. King. Royal 8vo, original calf, gilt, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1904 
 The Edition was limited to 325 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 723. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. First Editions of the Works of Nathaniel 
 
 Hawthorne with manuscript, letters and portraits exhibited at the 
 Grolier Club, 1904. Frontispiece portraits. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1905 
 No. 8 of 40 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 724. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Lincy (A. J. V. Le Roux de). Researches 
 
 concerning Jean Grolier, his Life and his Library. Edited by 
 Baron Roger Portalis. Translated and revised by C. Shipman. 
 Numerous facsimiles printed in gold and colors. 4to, original half 
 blue morocco, uncut. New York, 1907 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on hand-made paper. With a 
 catalogue of 553 books from Grolier's Library, many of which were un- 
 known to Le Roux de Lincy. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon. April 29th 
 
 725. GKOLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Stauffer (D. McN.). American Engravers 
 
 upon Copper and Steel. Portraits and facsimiles reproduced from 
 scarce prints on Japanese paper. 2 vols. 8vo, half holland. 
 
 New York, 1907 
 
 Limited to 350 copies on imported paper. The first volume is devoted 
 to the biographies of the various early American Engravers before 1800, 
 while the second volume contains check list of their engravings. The 
 best and most authoritative book on this subject, and now very scarce. 
 
 726. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Hawthorne (Nathaniel). The Scarlet 
 
 Letter. Illustrations by George H. Bougliton, printed in colors. 
 Imperial 8vo, half holland. New York, 1908 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies, with thirteen full-page plates in 
 colors engraved by Leon Boisson of Paris after the Drawings by George 
 H. Boughton. With each plate in colors is a plain impression of the plate. 
 
 727. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Bronze medallion portrait of Edgar Allan 
 
 Poe. Edith Woodman Burroughs sc. Diameter, 6% inches. 
 
 New York [1909] 
 
 A limited number of copies made for members actually subscribing, 
 1909. 
 
 728. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. De Yinne (Theo. L.). Notable Printers 
 
 of Italy during the Fifteenth Century. Illustrated with facsimiles 
 from early editions. 4to, half holland. New York, 1910 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies. 
 
 729. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Whistler (James A. McNeill). The 
 
 Etched Work of Whistler. Compiled, arranged and described by 
 Edward G. Kennedy. With an Introduction by Eoyal Cortissoz. 
 With over 1,000 reproductions of the various states of Whistler 
 etchings. One volume of text, and three portfolios of plates. To- 
 gether, 4 vol. 4to. New York, 1910 
 EXTREMELY RARE, indispensable for the Whistler Collector. With the 
 supplementary plate "Nocturne Furnace." The edition of the work was 
 limited to 402 copies. 
 
 730. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Bronze plaque portrait of Henry Wads- 
 
 worth Longfellow. (John Flanagan, sc.). Height, 7%; width, 
 5% inches. New York, 1911 
 
 Three hundred copies made for Members. 
 
 731. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition commemorat- 
 
 ing the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of William Makepeace 
 Thackerav. Portrait and Facsimiles. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1912 
 The edition was limited to 260 copies. 
 
 732. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Mabie (Hamilton Wright). The Writers 
 
 of Knickerbocker New York. Woodcuts by W. Stilson. 12mo, cloth, 
 gilt edges. New York, 1912 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 733. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of the Works 
 
 of Charles Dickens. With Introduction by Royal Cortissoz. Col- 
 ored Portrait and facsimile. 8vo, boards, uncut. New York, 1913 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 734. GROLIEK CLUB PUBLICATION. Levis (H. C.). Baziliologia : A Booke 
 
 of Kings. Notes on a Rare Series of Engraved English Royal Por- 
 traits from William the Conqueror to James I., published under the 
 above title in 1618. Numerous engravings. 4to, holland, back un- 
 cut. New York, 1913 
 One of 300 copies printed on Japanese vellum at the Chiswick Press, 
 London. 
 
 735. GEOLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of an Exhibition of the Works 
 
 of John Leech, 1817-1864. Held at the Grolier Club . . . With 
 Introduction by Stanley K. Wilson. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1914 
 
 The edition was limited to 240 copies on hand-made paper. There Is a 
 portrait in colors and facsimiles. 
 
 736. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Livingston (Luther S.). Franklin and his 
 
 Press at Passy. An Account of the Books, Pamphlets and Leaflets 
 printed there, including the long-lost "Bagatelles/' Mezzotint por- 
 trait of Franklin by S. Arlent Edwards and facsimiles. Square tall 
 8vo, cloth back, uncut. New York, 1914 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies on Van Gelder paper. 
 
 737. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. First Editions of the Works of Robert 
 
 Louis Stevenson 1850-1894, and other Stevensoniana. (Introduc- 
 tion by Dr. Lawrason Brown.) Colored frontispiece and other illus- 
 trations. 8vo, boards, uncut. New York, 1915 
 The edition was limited to 180 copies on hand-made paper. Laid in is 
 a letter from Mr. Walter Gillis on the make-up of the volume. 
 
 738. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Ruzicka (Rudolph). New York, a Series 
 
 of Wood Engravings in Color and a Note on Color Printing. With 
 Prose Impressions of the City by Walter Prichard Eaton. With 
 thirty colored woodcuts of New York Views. Royal 8vo, half hol- 
 land, uncut. New York, 1915 
 The edition was limited to 250 copies. JFhe book is one of the most 
 sought for of the fine Grolier Club publications as it appeals to the New 
 York collector on account of the beauty of the woodcuts by Ruzicka. 
 
 739. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Bronze medallion portrait of Ralph Waldo 
 
 Emerson. V. D. Brenner, sc. Diameter, 7 inches. 
 
 New York, n.d. 
 Only a limited number made. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 740. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Catalogue of the Engraved Work of Asher 
 
 B. Durand. Portrait and plate on Japan paper. 1895. LARGE 
 PAPER. Marginal notes in pencil throughout ; Catalogue of an Exhi- 
 bition Illustrative of a Centenary of Artistic Lithography. 1796- 
 1896. Extensively illustrated. 1896. Together, 2 vols. 8vo, wrap- 
 pers, uncut. New York, 1895-1896 
 Limited editions. 
 
 741. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Effigies of the most famous English Writ- 
 
 ers from Chaucer to Johnson. Portrait. 1891. LARGE PAPER; 
 Catalogue of the Engraved Work of Asher B. Durand. Portrait and 
 plate on Japan paper. 1895. LARGE PAPER; Catalogue of an Exhi- 
 bition Illustrative of a Centenary of Artistic Lithography. 1796- 
 1896. Extensively illustrated with 244 examples by 160 different 
 artists. 1896. Together, 3 vols. wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1891-1896 
 Limited editions. 
 
 742. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Transactions of the Grolier Club, Parts 
 
 1, 2 and 3, 1885-1899, containing articles (some illustrated in 
 color) on Japanese Prints, portraits of the founders, etc. 3 vols. 
 square 8vo; Catalogue of engravings by Gaillard, 1900; Catalogue 
 of Engravings, Etchings and Lithographs by Women, 1901. 2 vols. 
 12mo. Together, 5 vols. Paper. New York, various dates 
 
 743. GROLIER CLUB PUBLICATION. Exhibition Catalogues, including, Mod- 
 
 ern Wood Engraving, 1890; Lithographs by J. Me. Whistler, 1907; 
 Etchings and Dry-Points by Whistler, 1904 ; Engraved Portraits of 
 Actors, 1907; Alchemy and Chemistry, 1891; Modern Bookbind- 
 ings, 1902 ; Bradford Exhibition, 1893 ; Books Illustrated by Eow- 
 landson, 1896 ; and others. Together, 57 vols. 16mo, wrappers, 
 uncut. New York, various dates 
 
 744. GRONOW (CAPTAIN). Eeminiscences of Captain Gronow, formerly of 
 
 ' the Grenadier Guards, being Anecdotes of the Camp, the Court, and 
 the Clubs, at the Close of the Last War with France, related by 
 himself. Illustrations. 4 vols. small 8vo, polished calf, gilt, gilt 
 tops, BY TOUT. FINE SET. London, 1862-1866 
 
 745. GROWOLL (A.). American Book Clubs; their Beginnings and History, 
 
 and a Bibliography of their Publications. 12mo, half calf, uncut, 
 rubbed. New York, 1897 
 
 One of 300 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 746. GUILD or WOMEN BINDERS. The Song of Songs. Which is Solomon's. 
 
 With original designs by IT. Granville Fell. 4to, cloth, uncut, loose 
 in binding. London, 1897 
 
 Only 100 copies were printed on Japanese paper, and this is one of 12 
 copies with duplicate plates on thick vellum, colored by Miss Gloria 
 Cardew for the Guild of Women Binders. So stated and signed by 
 Karslake & Co., Agents for the Guild. 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon April 29th 
 
 747. GWYNN (NELL). Cunningham (Peter). The Story of Nell G-wyn and 
 
 the Sayings of Charles II. Belated and Collected by Peter Cunning- 
 ham. With the Author's latest Corrections. Edited with introduc- 
 tion, additional notes and a Life of the Author by Henry B. Wheat- 
 ley. Portraits and all the original illustrations on India paper. 
 Eoyal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 No. 11 of the special edition limited to 250 copies. 
 
 748. [HABINGTON (WILLIAM).] Castara. Engraved title by William Mar- 
 
 shall. The Third edition, corrected and augmented, and the FIEST 
 EDITION of Part III. 16mo, old blue straight-grain morocco, den- 
 telle inner and outer borders, gilt edges, BY c. SMITH (with the bind- 
 er's ticket). London, 1640 
 FINE COPY OF THE FIRST COMPLETE EDITION, containing the separate 
 titles to all three parts, and the blank unpaginated leaf following page 
 71. The autograph of John R. Bartlett on the Second Title. The vol- 
 ume contains an early allusion to Shakespeare on page 84. It was 
 written in honor of Habington's mistress, the beautiful Lucy Herbert, 
 and his preliminary note "A Mistris" has long been celebrated as one 
 of the most enchanting descriptions of "a perfect woman." 
 
 749. HADEN (SiR FRANCIS SEYMOUR) . A Descriptive Catalogue of the Etched 
 
 Work of Francis Seymour Haden. By Sir W. R. Drake. Signed 
 Proof etching by Percy Thomas, inserted. Tall 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1880 
 
 750. HALEVY (Lunovic). Guignol. Two etched portraits. 12mo, three- 
 
 quarter crimson morocco, uncut, in slip case. Lyon, 1890 
 
 One of 25 copies printed by Societe des Amis des Livres, with their 
 design printed on India paper. 
 
 751. HALL (JOHN). Horae Vacivae; or, Essays, some Occasional! Considera- 
 
 tions. FIRST EDITION. Portrait engraved by Marshall. 16mo, old 
 black morocco, blind-tooled sides, gilt back, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1646 
 
 752. HALLECK (FITZ-GREENE). Fanny. 1819. Menzies copy, Alnwick 
 
 Castle. 1827. For Miss Scott on title, and other names ; Alnwick 
 Castle. 1836. Large Paper; Young America, old boards. 1865; 
 Poems. 1847. Illustrated by Durand and others; Fanny and other 
 Poems. 1839. Together, 6 vols. 8vo and 12mo, various bindings, 
 some worn. New York, various dates 
 
 "Fanny" and "Alnwick Castle" are FIRST EDITIONS. 
 
 753. [HALSEY (B. T. HAINES).] American Silver, the Work of Seventeenth 
 
 and Eighteenth Century Silversmiths. Portrait of Paul Revere 
 and 29 plates picturing about 300 examples. 4to, wrappers. 
 
 Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 1906 
 
Third Session, Thursday Afternoon, April 29th 
 
 754. HAMERTON (PHILIP GILBERT). Etching and Etchers. Eoyal 8vo, 
 
 original cloth, blue morocco back, rubbed, gilt edges on red. 
 
 London, 1868 
 
 RARE FIRST EDITION, with 35 full-page etchings by Haden, Callot, 
 Daubigny, Palmer and others, including, "Jacob and Laban" by Rem- 
 brandt printed from the original copper-plate. Samuel Palmer's etching 
 is the first publication of his celebrated "Ploughman" one of his greatest 
 plates. 
 
 755. HAMERTON (PHILIP GILBERT). Drawing & Engraving. A Brief Expo- 
 
 sition of Technical Principles and Practice. Numerous illustrations 
 selected by the author. Square Svo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1892 
 
 Among the illustrations are originals by Manesse, Frank Short, Gail- 
 lard, and others. 
 
 756. HAMERTON (PHILIP GILBERT). Man in Art: studies in Religious and 
 
 Historical Art, Portrait and Genre. 46 illustrations including etch- 
 ings, mezzotints, etc. 4to. original cloth, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 757. HAMERTON (PHILIP GILBERT). The Art of the American Wood-en- 
 
 graver. Descriptive text, with the porfolio of forty examples of the 
 art. Text, 16mo; Plates, folio. Together, 2 vols. uniformly bound 
 in half red crushed levant morocco. New York, 1894 
 
 Only 100 copies of the text were printed and but 40 of the plates. 
 Each of the plates is a Signed Proof on India Paper. They include 
 examples by King, Kruell, Wolf, Johnson, Kingsley and others, repre- 
 senting the drawings of Howard Pyle, Childe Hassam, and other noted 
 artists. Each plate is separately mounted in a mat. 
 
UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 
 Fourth Session, Nos. 758 to 1003, inclusive 
 
 THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 29th, AT 8:00 O'CLOCK 
 
 758. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER). The Federalist. FIRST EDITION. Volume 
 
 II. 12mo, original boards, entirely uncut. New York, 1788 
 
 BEAUTIFUL LABGE UNCUT COPY. VERY RARE. 
 
 759. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER). Le Federalists . . . publiee dans les Etats- 
 
 Unis de PAmerique par MM. Hamilton, Madison et Gay. 2 vols. 
 8vo, original wrappers, entirely uncut. Preserved in two morocco 
 solander cases. Paris, 1792 
 
 First French translation, second issue without the "Introduction." 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 760. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER). Observations on Certain Documents Con- 
 
 tained in No. V & VI of "The History of the United States for 
 the Year 1796," in which the Charge of Speculation against Alex- 
 ander Hamilton, late Secretary of the Treasury, is Fully Eefuted. 
 Written by Himself. 8vo, half straight-grained morocco, gilt top, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Philadelphia: Printed for John Fenno, by John Bioren, 1797 
 THE RARE ORIGINAL EDITION OF THE CELEBRATED "REYNOLDS PAM- 
 PHLET," which was afterwards bought up by the Hamilton family and 
 many copies destroyed. 
 
 761. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER). Ford (Paul Leicester). Bibliotheca Hamil- 
 
 tonia: a list of Books written by, or relating to Alexander Hamil- 
 ton. 8vo, half roan. New York : Printed for the author, 1886 
 500 copies were issued. Now out of print and scarce. 
 
 762. HAMILTON (COUNT ANTHONY). Memoirs of Count Grammont. Trans- 
 
 lated from the French with Notes and Illustrations. A new edition. 
 Profusely illustrated with engraved portraits of all the beauties and 
 gallants of the time of Charles II including the "bare-necked" por- 
 trait of Lucy Waters, Mary Kirk by Bartolozzi, etc. 2 vols. royal 
 8vo, half roan, rubbed, some of the plates have offset on text. 
 
 London, 1828 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 763. HAMILTON (EMMA, LADY). Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, by \V. H. 
 
 Long. Illustrated. One of 125 copies on Large Paper. London, 
 1891 ; Emma Lady Hamilton, An Old Story Retold, by Hilda Gam- 
 lin. Portraits and Facsimiles. 4to, half vellum. Liverpool, 1891. 
 Together, 2 vols. 
 
 764. HARAUCOUET (EDMUND). L'Effort (La Madone, L'Immortalite, La Fin 
 
 du Monde, etc.) Page decorations and illustrations in colors by 
 Lunois, Seon, Courboin, and others, the original covers retained 
 (by Leon Rudnicki), 4to, crushed brown levant morocco, the front 
 cover of Ladies' Slippers, on a web-like background of gilt lines, 
 decorating a panel with the title "L'Effort" and bordered with 
 butterflies and Heartsease inlaid in delicate lavender, rich purple, 
 ivory, pale blue and palest rose; the back cover inlaid in young 
 green chestnut-leaves and burrs, within a wide border of Ground-ivy 
 leaves and small blossoms inlaid in pastel-colored leathers in a con- 
 ventional design, repeated inside the covers, brocade-silk end-papers 
 and fly-leaves, gilt edges, slip case, BY RUBAN. Paris, 1894 
 
 PAUL AVRIL'S copy, No. 5 of the very limited edition issued by Les 
 Bibliophiles Contemporains and on special paper designed by Octave 
 Uzanne, watermarked with the author's name. 
 
 [See Eeproduction of Binding] 
 
 765. HARDY (THOMAS). Works of Thomas Hardy. FIRST EDITIONS. Des- 
 
 perate Remedies. 3 vols. London, 1871; Under the Greenwood 
 Tree. 2 vols. 1872; A Pair of Blue Eyes. 3 vols. 1873. The first 
 novel to have Hardy's name attached; Far from the Madding 
 Crowd. 2 vols. tall 8vo. 1874; Hand of Ethelberta. 2 vols. 1876; 
 Return of the Native. 3 vols. 1878 ; The Trumpet Major. 3 vols. 
 1880 ; A Laodicean. 3 vols. 1881 ; Two on a Tower. 3 vols. 1882 ; 
 The Mayor of Casterbridge. 2 vols. 1886; The Woodlanders. 3 
 vols. 1887; Wessex Tales. 2 vols. 1888; Tess of the D'Urber- 
 villes. 3 vols. 1891 ; A Group of Noble Dames. 1891 ; Life's Little 
 Ironies. 1894; Jude the Obscure. 1896; The Well-Beloved. 1897; 
 Wessex Poems. 1898 ; [Also] "How I Built Myself a House" (anon- 
 ymous) extracted from "Chambers' Journal," 1865. Together, 40 
 vols. 12mo, a few of the bindings are slightly worn. 
 
 London, various dates 
 
 An unusual collection of FIRST EDITIONS of Thomas Hardy in the 
 ORIGINAL CLOTH, AS ISSUED. Few modern authors are so difficult to 
 secure in the original editions as Hardy. His early books had a very 
 small sale and such copies as were sold were mainly bought by the 
 Circulating Libraries, consequently most of the volumes in this set are 
 library copies, with the labels removed. Hardy's first book, "Desperate 
 Remedies," was issued anonymously and is practically unprocurable in 
 the first edition. 
 
 Seldom is such a long series of Hardy's First Editions offered for 
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 766. HARINGTON (JOHN). Orlando Furioso in English Heroical Verse. Now 
 
 thirdly revised and amended, with the Addition of the Author's Epi- 
 grams. Engraved title and copper plates. Small folio, blue morocco 
 with a gilt floral and scroll panel and corner ornaments of flowers, 
 gilt edges, contemporary name of B. Davison on the title. 
 
 London, 1634 
 
 767. HART (CHAELES HENRY). Browere's Life Masks of Great Americans. 
 
 21 plates of Jefferson, Adams, Madison and Mrs. Madison, La Fay- 
 ette, Clay, -Gilbert Stuart, Edwin Forrest, Monroe, etc. 4to, half 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. New York, De Vinne Press, 1899 
 
 No. 10 of only 50 copies on hand-made paper, with the illustrations 
 on China paper. 
 
 768. HARVARD COLLEGE. Pietas et Gratulatio Collegii Cantabrigiensis apud 
 
 Novanglos. 4to, calf, gilt, binding rubbed, polished calf tooled with 
 a border of scrolls incorporating the crowns of King and Queen. 
 
 Bostoni-Massachusettensium, Typis J. Green & J. Russell, 1761 
 HORACE WAUOLE'S COPY, with his bookplate, and inscribed by him 
 on a fly-leaf "Bought at the sale of John Earl Oranville, 1763. H. W." 
 The excessively rare thick paper copy of this series of Poems written 
 at Harvard, in Latin, Greek and English, on the death of George II and 
 the ascension to the throne of George III. Laid in is Justin Winsor's 
 monograph on the various authors, whom he concludes to be Benjamin 
 Church, Stephen Sewall, John Winthrop and others. He also states 
 that these copies on thick paper were sent to England for the members 
 of the Royal Family and likely entrusted to the care of Thomas Hollis to 
 be suitably bound, (Hollis gave the Greek type used, and this was the 
 only time it was used, being later destroyed in the fire). 
 
 769. HARVARD REGISTER. Numbers 1 to 12. [All published.] [Conducted 
 
 by members of the University, including 0. W. Holmes, and others.] 
 The first leaf lacking in No. 1, and four numbers without wrappers. 
 
 Cambridge, 1827-1828 
 
 , Holmes of the class of '29, was presumably associated with the Poly- 
 glot Club, composed of the editors of this publication, and as none of his 
 poems are signed, it is indeterminable which are the product of his pen. 
 In the "Amateur" of 1830, poems are signed "H" and "O. W. H.", all 
 of which are attributed to him. In the "Harvard Register" the poem, 
 "Napoleon's Departure to St. Helena," p. 27, is signed "H" and has a 
 footnote by the editor, "We hope to be frequently favored with com- 
 munications from the same pen," which would indicate that perhaps 
 this is among the earliest, if not the very first of Holmes' literary efforts 
 to appear in print. 
 
 770. [HAWKINS (SiR THOMAS).] Odes of Horace. The Best of Lyrick 
 
 Poets. Containing much Moralitie and Sweetnesse. The Third 
 Edition, Selected, Translated, Reviewed, and enlarged with many 
 more. By S'r T. H. Engraved title. 16mo, sprinkled calf, gilt. 
 
 London, 1635 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29ih 
 
 771. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). The Scarlet Letter, a Romance. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, original brown cloth. Boston, 1850 
 
 A very fine and fresh copy of the RARE FIRST EDITION, containing a 
 custom's bill of Salem endorsed by Hawthorne, "Correct. Nath'l Haiv- 
 thorne, Surveyor," dated 1848. 
 
 772. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). Life of Franklin Pierce. Steel engraved 
 
 portrait by Wagstaff. 12mo, original cloth. Boston, 1852 
 
 FIRST EDITION. This copy has the engraved portrait, many have only 
 a woodcut portrait. 
 
 773. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). The Complete Works of Nathaniel Haw- 
 
 thorne, with introductory Notes by George Parsons Lathrop. Illus- 
 trated with etchings by Blum, Church, Dielman, Gifford and others. 
 12 vols.; Dr. Grimshawe's Secret, edited with Preface by Julian 
 Hawthorne; Nathaniel Hawthorne and his Wife. By Julian Haw- 
 thorne. Etchings by Garrett and others. 2 vols. Together, 15 vols. 
 royal 8vo, boards, uncut, paper labels. Cambridge, 1883-1884 
 
 No. 21 of the 350 copies on LARGE PAPER issued at the Riverside 
 Press, containing portraits hitherto unpublished. 
 
 774. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). FIRST EDITIONS. Twice Told Tales. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1837; Journal of an African Cruiser. 1845. In half morocco, 
 retaining the original wrappers; The Blithedale Romance. 1852; 
 The Marble Faun. 2 vols. 1860; The Snow-Image. 1864; Septi- 
 mius Felton. 1872 ; Dr. Grimshawe's Secret. Boston, 1883 ; Pansie, 
 Hawthorne's Last Literary Effort. London, pamphlet, n.d. ; and 
 3 others not first editions; With, Browne's Bibliography; Page's 
 Memoir. 1872; Hawthorne, by Henry James. London, 1879; The 
 American Magazine. Vol. II.; Numbers of the Democratic Review, 
 etc. Together, 22 vols. and pamphlets. 
 
 775. HAY (JOHN). Pike County Ballads and Other Pieces. Boston, 1871; 
 
 Poems. Boston, 1890. FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 2 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth. Boston, 1871-1890 
 
 776. HAYWARD (ABRAHAM). Autobiography, Letters and Literary Remains 
 
 of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale). Edited with notes and an introductory 
 account of her Life and Writings. 2 vols. London, 1861 ; Diaries 
 of a Lady of Quality (Miss Wynn, grand-daughter of Grenville, 
 first Lord of the Treasury), 1797-1844. Edited with notes. Lon- 
 don, 1864. Together, 3 vols. small 8vo, half red morocco, gilt tops. 
 
 London, 1861-1864 
 
 777. [HAYWARD (SiR JOHN).] The First Part of the Life' and Raigne of King 
 
 Henrie the IIII. Extending to the end of the First Yeare of his 
 raigne. Written by I. H. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, brown 
 crushed levant morocco, floral gilt border and corner ornaments, gilt 
 edges and inside borders, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Imprinted at London, by John Wolf, 1599 
 
 FINE COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION, with good margins. The volume is 
 dedicated in laudatory terms to the Earl of Essex and Queen Elizabeth ; 
 at that time being on bad terms with her erratic favorite, the Queen 
 promptly put Sir John Haywarde in prison for writing it. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 778. HAYWAED (SiR JOHN). The Life, and Raigne of King Edward the Sixt. 
 
 Written by S'r John Hayward, k't. Engraved title with portrait 
 of the King by Robert Vaughan, and engraved portrait of Hayward 
 by William Pass. Small 4to, brown crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 floral panel and corner ornaments, gilt edges and inside borders, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDEEY. London, 1630 
 
 FIRST EDITION. A fine copy with wide margins and beautiful un- 
 niarred impressions of the engraved portraits. Hayward assumes foul 
 play in the death of Edward A T I, accepting the view that poison was 
 administered by a schoolmistress, the agent of the Duke of Northum- 
 berland. 
 
 779. HAZLITT (WILLIAM C.). Handbook to the Popular, Poetical and 
 
 Dramatic Literature of Great Britain, from the Invention of Print- 
 ing to the Restoration. Thick tall 8vo, cloth. London, 1867 
 Fine copy of an indispensable work of reference. 
 
 780. HEAEN (.LAFCADIO). Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, gilt tops. Boston, 1894 
 
 781. HEINE (HEINEICH). The Works of Heinrich Heine. Translated by 
 
 Charles Godfrey Leland. 8 vols. square 8vo, boards, cloth backs, 
 uncut and unopened, top of one vol. slightly stained. 
 
 London, 1893-1895 
 LARGE PAPER EDITIOX, limited to 100 copies. 
 
 782. HELOISE AND ABAILAED. Lettres d'Heloise et d'Abailard. Eight Plates 
 
 by Moreau le Jeune in two slates. Tome Premier, 4to, dark blue 
 crushed levant morocco, Jansenist sides, fillet lines in blind tooling, 
 wide inside gilt borders, gilt edges on the rough, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 EEY. Paris, 1796 
 The beautifully produced edition of Didot le Jeune. 
 
 783. HENLEY (W. E.). A London Garland. Selected from five centuries of 
 
 English Verse. Pictures by Members of the Society of Illustrators. 
 4to, vellum, gilt edges. London, 1895 
 
 Whistler's Nocturn and others are reproduced among the illustrations : 
 also, etching by Seymour Haden. 
 
 784. HENEY (JOHN JOSEPH). An Accurate and Interesting Account of the 
 
 Hardships and Sufferings of that Band of Heroes who traversed the 
 Wilderness in the Campaign against Quebec in 1775. FIEST EDI- 
 TION. 12mo, original sheep, stamp on title, broken at hinges. 
 
 Lancaster, 1812 
 
 785. HERBERT (GEORGE). Herbert's Remains; or, Sundry Pieces of that Sweet 
 
 Singer of the Temple . . . Now exposed to publick light. (At the 
 end, "Outlandish Proverbs," London, 1651.) FIBST EDITION. 
 12mo, panelled calf, gilt, antique. London, 1652 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 786. HEKBERT (GEORGE). The English Works of George Herbert. Edited by 
 
 George Herbert Palmer. Portrait and illustrations. 6 vols. 8vo, 
 half holland. Boston, 1905 
 
 LARGE PAPER, only 150 issued^ printed at the Riverside Press. 
 
 787. HERBERT (THOMAS). A Description of the Persian Monarchy, now 
 
 being the Oriental Indyes, Isles & other Part's of the Greater Asia 
 and Afric. Engraved title by William Marshall, illustrations. Small 
 folio, old calf, re-backed. London, 1634 
 
 The title and margins have contemporary marginal notes. 
 
 788. HERRICK (ROBERT). Hesperides: or the Works both Humane & Divine 
 
 of Robert Herrick, Esq. Engraved title containing profile portrait 
 by William Marshall. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, BY RAM AGE. 
 
 London: Printed for John Williams, and Francis Eglesfield, 
 and are to be sold at the Crown and Marygold in Saint 
 Pauls Church-yard. 1648. 
 
 FIRST EDITION of these very beautiful poems. EXTREMELY SCARCE. Has 
 the "Errata" leaf and "His Noble Numbers." London. Printed for 
 John Williams, and Francis Eglesfield, 1647. 
 
 789. HERRICK (ROBERT). Poetical Works of Robert Herrick. Portrait. 2 
 
 vols. 8vo, polished calf, gilt, gilt tops, uncut, BY F. BEDFORD. 
 
 London, 1825 
 The pretty "Wreath Edition" printed by Pickering. FINE COPY AND 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 790. HEY WOOD (Jonx). The Spider and the Flie. A Parable of the Spider 
 
 and the Flie, made by John Heywood. Imprinted at London in 
 Flete Streete by Tho: Powell, Anno. 1556. Square 8vo, brown 
 morocco with gilt center and corner ornaments and blind tooling, 
 gilt edges, BY BEDFORD. The title-page in excellent facsimile. 
 
 London, 1556 
 
 A very scarce book. Most copies have had to be supplied with one or 
 two leaves in facsimile, very few are known otherwise. 
 
 791. HEYWOOD (THOMAS). The Hierarchic of the Blessed Angells. Their 
 
 Names, Orders and Offices. The Fall of Lucifer with his Angells. 
 10 engravings by Cecill, Droeshout, Marshall, Payne and others. 
 Small folio, sprinkled calf, gilt, BY LARKINS. 
 
 London: Printed by Adam Islip, 1635 
 
 THE FIRST AND ONLY EDITION WITH PLATES. It contains the celebrated 
 reference to Shakesp~eare and his contemporaries. 
 
 "Mellifluous Shake-speare, whose inchanting Quill 
 Commanded Mirth or Passion, was but Will." 
 
 The author likewise refers to the contemporary poets, Jonf-on, Beau- 
 mont, Webster, etc. Has the leaf before the title, dated November 7, 
 1654. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 792. HEYWOOD (THOMAS). Pleasant Dialogves and Drammas, selected out 
 
 of Lucian. Erasmus, Textor, Ovid, &c. With Sundry Emblems ex- 
 tracted from the most elegant Jacobus- Catsius. As also certaine 
 Elegies, Epitaphs and Epithalamions or Nuptiall Songs, etc. FIRST 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY BEDFORD. London, 1637 
 
 793. [HEYWOOD (THOMAS).] The Life of Merlin, sirnamed Ambrosivs. His 
 
 Prophesies, and Predictions Interpreted; and, their Truth made 
 good by our English Annals. Being a Chronographicall History of 
 all the Kings, and Memorable Passages of this Kingdome, from 
 Brute to the Reigne of our Royall Soveraigne King Charles. En- 
 graved frontispiece. Small 4to, crimson morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1641 
 FIRST EDITION. FINE COPY. The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 794. HILL (G.). The Odes of Casimire. Translated by G. H. Engraved 
 
 title by Marshall, the former trimmed. 12mo, crimson straight- 
 grain morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY CECIL & LARKINS. 
 
 London, 1646 
 
 Engraved title cut down and rebacked, leaf of preliminary verses 
 rebacked. 
 
 795. HODGSON (W.). The Divine Cosmographer. By W. H. Engraved title 
 
 by Marshall and preliminary leaf "The Mind of the Frontispiece." 
 Narrow 12mo, old calf, joints breaking. Autograph of John King, 
 1680, and the rare preliminary Leaf of Imprimatur "1639." 
 
 [Cambridge, R: Daniel,] 1640 
 
 796. HOE (ROBERT). Catalogue of Books in English later than 1700 in the 
 
 library of Robert Hoe. 3 vols. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1905 
 Privately printed, and limited in issue. 
 
 797. HOLLAND (HENRY). Heroologia Anglica. Hoc est, Clarissimorum et 
 
 Doctissimorum aliquot Anglorum qui Floruerunt ab anno Cristi 
 MD usq ad Presentem Annum MDCXX. Vivae Effigies, Vitae et 
 Elogia. Engraved title and 66 portraits. Small folio, old leather, 
 re-backed. London [1620] 
 
 Celebrated for the beauty of the engraved plates by Crispin de Pas 
 and others, of Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Sir Richard Grenville, Thomas 
 Cavendish, Sir Martin Frobisher, Sir John Hawkins, Sir Francis Drake, 
 the rare engraving of Prince Henry tilting, etc. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 798. HOLLIS (THOMAS Benefactor of Harvard College). A'Kempis (Thomas 
 
 A). The Christian Pattern, or a treatise on the Imitation of Jesus 
 Christ. By George Stanhope. 8vo, old calf. London, 1772 
 
 Autograph signature of Hollis. on fly-leaf. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 799. HOLMES (OLIVER WENDELL). Valedictory Address to the Medical Grad- 
 
 uates of Harvard University., March 10, 1858. Tall 8vo, original 
 wrappers. . Boston, 1858 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY. "Dr. Bacon, with Dr. Holmes's compliments," 
 inscribed by Holmes, on the cover. 
 
 800. HOLMES (OLIVER WENDELL). FIRST EDITIONS. The Harbinger. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1833; Poems. 1836; Homoepathy, and its Kindred Delusions. 
 1842; Poems. London, 1846; Urania. 1846. Bound in crushed 
 levant ; Lecture before the Medical Class of Harvard. 1847 ; Poems. 
 1849. Enlarged edition (2 copies) ; Astrea. 1850. Very fine fresh 
 copy; Puerperal Fever. 1855; Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. 
 1858 ; Professor at the Breakfast-Table. 1860 ; Currents and Coun- 
 ter-Currents in Medical Science. 1861; Elsie Veuner. 2 vols. 
 1861; Songs in Many Keys. 1862; Border Lines of Knowledge. 
 1862; Poems. Blue-and-Gold Edition. 1862; Oration at Boston, 
 on the 87th Anniversary of the National Independence of America. 
 Boston and Philadelphia, 1863; Soundings from the Atlantic. 
 1864; Lecture before the Medical Class at Harvard. 1867; Mech- 
 anism in Thought and Morals. 1871 ; Poet at the Breakfast Table. 
 1872; Claims of Dentistry. 1872; John Lothrop Motley. Large 
 paper. 1879 ; The Iron Gate. 1880 ; Our Hundred Days in Europe. 
 Boston, 1887 ; Before the Curfew and other Poems. 1888 ; Over the 
 Teacups. 1891 ; Large Paper limited editions of 150 copies illus- 
 trated by Howard Pyle of, The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, 
 Dorothy Q, and the One Hoss Shay ; The Last Leaf. Illustrated by 
 HopTcinson, Smith and Edwards; and 12 miscellaneous items by, or 
 relating to Holmes. Together, 47 vols. 
 
 801. [HOLMES (OLIVER WENDELL).] Calendar of Historical Manuscripts re- 
 
 lating to the War of the Revolution, in the Office of the Secretary 
 of State, Albany, N". Y. 2 vols. imperial 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1868 
 
 OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES' COPY, with his pretty "Nautilus Shell" book- 
 plate. 
 
 802. HOOD (THOMAS). The Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, Hero and 
 
 Leander, Lycus the Centaur and other Poems. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 
 very dark blue crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and slight 
 inlays of Greek Vase and Altar Fire in red and gold, gilt top, inside 
 gilt borders, uncut, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. London, 1827 
 
 803. HORACE. Pine's Horace. Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera. Text engraved 
 
 throughout with over 200 illustrations, full-page plates, vignettes, 
 head and tail-pieces. 2 vols. 8vo, dark brown crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt panels decorated with leaf sprays, inside gilt borders, gilt on 
 marbled edges, BY ZAEHNSDORF. 
 
 Londini: Johannes Pine, 1733-1737 
 
 A VERY FINE COPY OF THE FIRST ISSUE, with the typographical error 
 in the medallion on page 108 of Vol. II. Celebrated for the beauty of 
 the engravings. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 804. HOUGH (FRANKLIN B.). Papers concerning the Attack on Hatfield and 
 
 Deerfield by a Party of Indians from Canada, September 19, 1677. 
 Map and Index. Tall 8vo, cloth. New York, 1859 
 
 One Hundred copies only privately printed. 
 
 One of the "Bradford Club" series. 
 
 805. HOWARD (MONTAGUE). Old London Silver: its History, its Makers and 
 
 its Marks. With 200 illustrations and over 4,000 facsimiles of 
 Maker's Marks and Hall Marks. 4to, roan, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1903 
 
 806. HOWARD (SiR ROBERT). Poems, viz., a Panegyrick to the King, Songs and 
 
 Sonnets, the Blind Lady a Comedy, etc. Small 8vo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, inside dentelle 
 borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1660 
 
 807. HOWARD (SiR EGBERT). Five New Plays, viz. The Surprisal, the. Com- 
 
 mittee, Comedies: And The Indian Queen, etc. Second Edition 
 
 . corrected. Engraved portrait by White (corner restored). Small 
 
 folio, half crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt top. London, 1700 
 
 808. HOWELL (JAMES). Dodona's Grove, or, The Vocall Forest. Engraved 
 
 frontispiece, vignette and two plates. FIRST EDITION. Small folio, 
 crimson morocco, gilt, gilt edges, frontispiece has top margin with 
 small inset. [London :] By T. B. for H. Mosley, 1640 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 
 
 809. HOWELL (JAMES). Dodona's Grove, or the Vocall Forrest, The Third 
 
 edition, more exact and perfect than the Former ; with the Addition 
 oi two other Tracts, viz. England's Tears for the Present Wars, The 
 Pre-Eminence of Parlements. (Each with separate title.) En- 
 graved frontispiece and folding plates. 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Cambridge, 1645 
 
 810. HOWELL (JAMES). Epistolae Ho-Elianae. Familiar Letters Domestic 
 
 and Forren ; Divided into Six Sections, Partly Historical!, Politicall, 
 Philosiphicall, upon Emergent Occasions. By J. H. Esq. Engraved 
 frontispiece containing portrait, the lower margin skilfully restored. 
 SmaU 4to, crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt fillet lines, gilt inside 
 borders and edges. London, 1645 
 
 FIRST EDITION, VERY RARE WITH THE ENGRAVED TITLE. Most of these 
 famous comments were written while Howell was a prisoner in Fleet 
 Street during the Commonwealth, and were addressed to Ben Jonson, 
 the Earl of Leicester, Lord Herbert of Cherbury and others. They 
 contain many noted stories as the "Pied Piper of Hamelin" which may 
 have given Browning his idea for the poem. "He also comments on 
 Sir Walter Raleigh's "golden myne" which is "proved a meer Chymera," 
 and he fears it will go ill with him as Gondamar, the Spanish Ambas- 
 sador "will never give him over till he hath his head off his shoulders." 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 811. HOWELL (JAMES). Loiidinopolis ; an Historicall Discourse or Perlus- 
 
 tratio'n of the City of London, the Imperial Chamber and chief Em- 
 porium of Great Britain: Whereunto is added another of the City 
 of Westminster. Portrait (mounted,) and folding view of London. 
 Small folio, old half russia. London, 1657 
 
 The folding view of London is rarely found. It shows the City he- 
 fore the Great Fire, the old Play-houses and Theatres, Old Saint Pauls, 
 London Bridge with the houses on it, etc. 
 
 812. HOWELL (JAMES). Epistolae Ho-Elianae. The Familiar Letters of 
 
 James Howell, Historiographer Eoyal to Charles II. Edited, anno- 
 tated and indexed by Joseph Jacobs. Portrait. 2 vols. royal 8vo, 
 wrappers, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 Limited issue on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 813. HUGO (VICTOR). Paris. Royal 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Paris, 1867 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY FROM THE AUTHOR, signed in full, "Au Vaillant 
 Yoyageur de VAir. Victor Hugo." Probably a gift to Flammarion, who 
 made a great ascent about that time. 
 
 81-4. HUGO (VICTOR). Mes Fils. Tall 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Paris, 1874 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY FROM HUGO, and signed in full, "Victor Hugo," 
 which is very unusual, as the signature most often seen in such cases is 
 initials only, 
 
 ".4 mew chcr Nodier (de ma part ct de la part dc mcs fils) Victor Hugo." 
 
 815. HUGO (VICTOR). Dramas and Poems: the Gallery of Illustrations. 4to, 
 
 sheets, in roan portfolio. New York [1895] 
 
 No. 65 of the Cabinet edition, with the plates in two state's. 
 
 816. HUMOR (AMERICAN). Versatilities, by R. H. Newell (Orpheus C. Kerr) ; 
 
 The Orpheus C. Kerr Paper. 3rd series; Mrs. Grundy (All pub- 
 lished.) Illustrated by Thomas Nast. 1865 ; The Little Frenchman 
 and his Water Lots, by Geo. 'P. Morris. Illustrations by Johnson.' 
 Philadelphia, 1839. Scarce; Major Downing's Letters (by Seba 
 Smith). New York, 1834; Ekkoes from Kentucky; Phoenixiana, 
 Cozzens' Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker ; Salad for the Solitary. Pres- 
 entation copy from the author; St. Twel'mo, or the Cuneiform En- 
 cyclopedist of Chattanooga, by C. H. Webb. 1867; John Smith's 
 Letters with Ticters' to Match. New York, 1839; Darius Green 
 and his Flying Machine, by J. T. Trowbridge; Mrs. Partington. 
 New York, 1854. Many icith clever and humorous illustrations. To- 
 gether, 13 vols. 
 
 817. HUMPHREYS (H. NOEL). Masterpieces of the Early Printers and En- 
 
 gravers. A Series of Facsimiles from rare and curious Books. 81 
 fine facsimiles of devices, borders, initials, printer's marks, title- 
 pages, engravings, etc. Folio, cloth, gilt, gilt edges, binding loose. 
 
 London, 1870 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 818. HUMPHEEYS (H. XOEL). The Art of Illumination. Colored fac- 
 
 similes. London, 1849; Portraits of Friends, by Principal Shairp. 
 Boston, 1889 ; Andrew Marvell, by Augustine Birrell. London, 1905; 
 Life of Mr. Thomas Gent, Printer of York, by Himself. Portrait. 
 London, 1832; and others. Together, 20 vols. 8vo and 12mo, vari- 
 ous bindings. 
 
 819. HUXT (LEIGH). Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Written be- 
 
 twee'h the Ages of twelve and Sixteen by J. H. L. Hunt. Frontis- 
 piece by Bartolozzi. 8vo, original boards, entirely uncut, back worn. 
 
 London, 1801 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RAKE IN UNCUT STATE. Interiorly a fine copy. 
 
 820. HUNT (LEIGH). Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Wrritten be- 
 
 tween the ages of twelve and sixteen by J. H. L. Hunt. Stipple and 
 line portrait. 8vo, original boards, entirely uncut, page 83 has mar- 
 gin split. London, 1802 
 Second Edition with additions, rare in uncut condition. The portrait 
 of Leigh Hunt first appears in this issue. 
 
 821. HUNT (LEIGH). The Feast of the Poets, with Notes and Other Pieces in 
 
 Verse, by the Editor of the Examiner. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, blue 
 straight grain morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1814 
 
 822. HUNT (LEIGH). The Story of Rimini, a Poem. Engraved portrait. 
 
 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, having a vignette inlay of a 
 fountain in ivory on the recto, and of a lute on the verso, each panel 
 outlined in a running vine in gold tooling, gilt edges, inside ribbon 
 borders, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. London, 1816 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Inserted is a short autograph note signed by Leigh 
 Hunt, asking Moxon for three copies of his 'Poetical Works.' 
 Beautifully bound. 
 
 823. HUNT (LEIGH). Foliage, or Poems, original and Translated. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, morocco ; The Palfrey, a Love-Story of Old Times. 
 FIRST EDITION. 1842; Men, Women and Books. 2 vols. 1847. 
 FIRST EDITION; Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla. FIRST EDITION 
 illustrated by Doyle. 1848; Book for a Corner. FIRST EDITION. 2 
 vols. 1849; and an edition of 1851; The Old Court Suburb. Lon- 
 don, n. d. Together, 9 vols. 12mo, cloth boards and morocco. 
 
 London, various dates 
 
 824. HURTREL (ALICE). Les Aventures Bomanesques d'un Comte d'Artois. 
 
 D'apres un ancien manuscrit, orne de dessins, de la Bibliotheque 
 Rationale. Illustrations, some in colors after old miniatures. Square 
 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Paris, 1883 
 No. 18 of 40 copies on Japanese paper. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 8.25. HUTTON (C. A.). Greek Terra-cotta Figures. Preface by A. S. Murray. 
 Frontispiece in colors and oilier illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 New York, 1899 
 On Tanagra and other figures. 
 
 826. IRVING (WASHINGTON). A History of New York from the Beginning of 
 
 the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty. By Diedrich Knicker- 
 bocker. Engraved view of New Amsterdam,, now New York. 2 
 vols. 12mo, full maroon crushed levant morocco, gilt, inside ribbon 
 borders, gilt edges, BY RUBAN. New York, 1809 
 
 THE VERY RARE FlRST EOITIOIS 7 . AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COPY. 
 
 827. IRVING (WASHINGTON). The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. 
 
 COMPLETE SET. All first issues, excepting Part 2, which is second. 
 Together,. 8 vols. 8vo, uniformly bound in three-quarter red morocco, 
 gilt e*dges. New York, 1819-1820 
 
 The First Edition is a very difficult book to obtain in the right state. 
 Very few copies are known absolutely right in every part, and most of 
 them have two or more parts of second or later issues. Each volume has 
 a portrait (different in each case,) of Irving, inserted. FINE SET. 
 
 828. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle. By the author 
 
 of The Sketch Book, with a Biographical Notice. FIRST EDITION. 
 Portrait. Tall 8vo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
 original front wrapper laid in. New York, 1824 
 
 829. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Crayon Miscellany : Abbotsford. Philadelphia, 
 
 1835 [and] Newstead Abbey. London, 1835; Poetical Works of 
 Campbell, (with Life by Irving). Philadelphia, 1815; The Sketch 
 Book. 2 vols. London, 1820; Book of the Hudson. New York, 
 1849; Irvingiana. New York, 1860; Knickerbocker's New York. 
 Illustrated by Maxfield Parrish. New York, 1900 ; Little Britain, 
 etc. Illustrated by C. 0. Murray. London, n. d. SOME FIRST 
 EDITIONS. Together, 9 vols. 12mo to 4to, various bindings, 2 worn. 
 
 830. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Bracebridge Hall (not First Edition). 2 vols. 
 
 London, 1822; Tales of a Traveller (not First Edition). 2 vols. 
 London, 1824; Life and Voyages of Columbus. 3 vols. New York, 
 1828; Conquest of Granada. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1829; Com- 
 panions of Columbus. Philadelphia, 1831; The Alhambra. 2 vols. 
 Philadelphia, 1832; The Crayon Miscellany (Tour on the Prairies 
 and Conquest of Spain). 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1835; Astoria. 2 
 vols. Philadelphia, 1836 ; Memoir of Margaret M. Davidson. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1841 ; Oliver Goldsmith. New York, 1849 ; Wolf ert's Eoost. 
 New York, 1855; Life of George Washington. 5 vols. New York, 
 1855-59; Life and Letters. 4 vols. New York, 1862-64; Spanish 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 [No. 830 Continued'} 
 
 Papers. 2 vols. New York, 1866. Together, 30 vols. uniformly 
 bound in three-quarter brown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges. 
 
 ALL FIRST EDITIONS with the exception of "The Traveller" and Brace- 
 bridge Hall." A FINE SERIES. The second volume of "Bracebridge Hall" 
 has a leaf of the original manuscript inserted. 
 
 831. IKVING (WASHINGTON). Irvingiana, a Memorial (by Lowell and oth- 
 
 ers). Largest Paper. F. 0. C. Barley's copy. 4to, half red 
 morocco. New York, 1860; Rip van Winkle and the Legend of 
 Sleepy Hollow. Illustrated by G. IT. Boughton. Large Paper and 
 limited to 250 copies. Royal 8vo, cloth. London, 1893. Together, 
 2 vols. 
 
 832. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Manuscript: containing 100 pages of Irving's 
 
 manuscript notes (some leaves have writing on both sides). Pocket 
 note book of 12mo size, covered with a piece of an old vellum manu- 
 script, with flap and cord, lettered on the vellum cover in Irving's 
 hand "1807 Highlands," and a note inside in another hand "Journal 
 o/ a Trip in the Scottish Highlands by Washington Irving of Sunny- 
 
 On the first page is pencilled a quotation from Smollett 
 "On Leven's bank while free to rove 
 And tune the rural pipe to love" 
 
 followed by his account of leaving Duubarton for Loch Lomond passing 
 Smollett's monument on the Leven, and while describing the overwhelming 
 effect of the mountain scenery after a storm, stops to jot on the opposite 
 page "Females with stockings without feet to them." He copies a num- 
 ber of the verses he finds scratched on the walls of the Castle. Irving 
 also visited the falls of the Clyde and describes them and many other 
 lovely spots, and Country seats, including Ayrshire where he pays a 
 tribute to Burns. 
 
 833. JACKSON (CATHERINE CHARLOTTE, LADY). Collected set of FIRST EDI- 
 
 TIONS, as follows, Old Paris. 2 vols. 1878; The Old Regime. 2 
 vols. 1880; French Court and Society, Reign of Louis XVI and First 
 Empire. 2 vols. 1881 ; The Court of the Tuileries. 2 vols. 1883; 
 Court of France in the Sixteenth Century. 2 vols. 1886 ; Last of 
 the Valois. 2 vols. 1888 ; The First of the Bourbons. 2 vols. 1890. 
 Portraits. Together, 14 vols. 8vo, uniformly bound in half maroon 
 morocco, gilt, gilt tops, some uncut. London, 1878-1890 
 
 834. JACOB (GILES). The Poetical Register; or, the Lives and Characters of 
 
 all the English Poets with an Account of their Writings. With all 
 the Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, half new calf. London, 1723 
 
 Rarely found with all the portraits. The volumes are annotated with 
 manuscript notes by an early owner, giving more details of the authors 
 described. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 835. JACOBS (JOSEPH). Indian Fairy Tales; Celtic Fairy Tales; More Celtic 
 
 Fairy Tales. Selected and edited by Joseph Jacobs. Illustrated by 
 John D. Batten. 3 vols. royal 8vo, boards, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1892-1894 
 The limited issues of 125 copies on Japanese vellum. 
 
 836. JACOBS (JOSEPH). Barlaam and Josaphat. English Lives of Buddha. 
 
 Edited and Induced by Joseph Jacobs. Frontispiece in two states. 
 Royal 8vo, half vellum, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 One of only 60 copies printed ou Whatman paper. 
 
 837. JAPANESE FAIRY TALES. Princess Splendor; Forty Seven Ronin; Jap- 
 
 anese Jungles, Mae Stjohn-Bramhall. Illustrations in color. To- 
 gether, 3 vols. 16mo, Japanese chintz. Tokyo, 1891, and no date 
 
 838. JEREOLD (DOUGLAS). Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures. Illustrated by 
 
 Charles Keene, the frontispiece in colors. Square 8vo, original cloth 
 gilt, gilt edges. London, 1866 
 
 CHARLES KEENE'S COPY, with his bookplate, and in fine condition. The 
 first edition illustrated by Charles Keene. 
 
 839. JOHNSON (CAPTAIN CHARLES). A General History of the Eobberies 
 
 and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates . . . from their first 
 rise and settlement in the Island of Providence, in 1717, to the Pres- 
 ent Year, 1724. With the Actions and Adventures of the Two Fe- 
 male Pyrates, and an account of the famous Captain A very, etc. 
 Map of the West Indies, folding plate and two portraits. 8vo, old 
 panelled calf, rebacked, lower margins stained. London, 1724 
 
 840. JOHNSON (SAMUEL). Irene: A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre 
 
 Royal in Drury-Lane. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, sprinkled calf (new), 
 with advertisement leaf "Books for R. Dodsley." London, 1749 
 
 841. JOHNSON (SAMUEL). The Prince of Abissinia. A Tale. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 
 sprinkled calf, gilt. London, 1759 
 
 FIRST EDITION of Johnson's 'Rasselas.' SCARCE. 
 
 842. JONES (CHARLES HENRY). Memoir of William Rodman (1757-1824). 
 
 Portrait, an Original medallion in mezzotint by Saint Memin printed 
 on India paper. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Privately printed, 1867 
 
 Very limited private issue, and a presentation copy from the author. 
 The memoir is of the old Long Island family the founders of Flushing, 
 which originally was called "Rodmanda." 
 
 843. JONES (JOHN PAUL). Life and Character of the Chevalier John Paul 
 
 Jones, a Captain in the Navy of the United States during the Revo- 
 lutionary War. By John Henry Sherburne. Portrait. 8vo, old 
 boards, uncut, binding broken. Washington, 1825 
 
 Interiorly a fine copy. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 844. JONSON (BEN). The Workes of Beniamin Jonson. FIRST EDITION, 
 
 Second Issue. Engraved title and the separate title to each part. 
 (No portrait.) Thick small folio, old leather, stain on title, p. 747 
 inserted from a short copy, 'and p. 856 stained and repaired. 
 
 London: W. Stansby, 1616 
 Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND'S COPY. With a verse in a contemporary 
 hand on inside cover and another on the last leaf 
 "He who began from Dirt & Lime 
 The Muses Hill to Clime 
 And whilom busied in laying Ston 
 Thirsted to drink of Helicon 
 Changing his Trowel for a Pen . 
 Wrot strait ye Temper, not of Dirt, but Men . 
 Noiv since yt he is turn'd to Clay & gon 
 Let those remaine of th' Occupation 
 He honour'd once, frame him a Tombe may say 
 His Craft exceeded far a Dauber's Way 
 
 Yet write upon't he could no longer Tarry 
 But was returned again unto ye Quarry." 
 
 845. JONSON (BEN). The Workes of Benjamin Jonson. Engraved title by 
 
 Hole (no portrait). 2 vols. folio, old mottled calf, rebacked. 
 
 London : Printed by Richard Bishop, 1640 
 
 The Second Edition of Volume I and the First Edition of Vol. 2, which 
 contains the general title dated 1640, and the titles to the three' new 
 plays, 1631. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 846. JONSON, JUNIOR (BEN). The Poem of Ben Johnson, Junior. Being a 
 
 Miscelanie of Seriousness, Wit, Mirth and Mysterie, in Vulpone, the 
 Dream, Iter Bevoriale, Songs, &C. FIRST EDITION. Composed by 
 W. S. Gent. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1672 
 
 Has the two leaves of advertisements, at end. The last page of text 
 is numbered 100 and has catchword at foot Self. 
 
 847. JUNIUS. Stat Nominis Umbra. Illustrated by Mr. Edward Bocquet, 
 
 Historical Engraver frbm original Paintings. Beautiful stipple 
 portraits in the first impressions. 4to, old calf, front cover loose. 
 
 London, 1813 
 Scarce edition, sought for the fine portraits. 
 
 848. JUSSERAND (J. J.). A French Ambassador at the Court of Charles II: 
 
 Le Comte de Cominges. From his unpublished correspondence. 8vo, 
 vellum, gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 One of 65 copies on Japan paper, signed by Ambassador Jusserand. 
 The book is illustrated with 10 beautiful portraits after the rare originals 
 of the period, Nanteuil, Picart, Edelinck, etc. 
 
 849. JUSSERAND (J. J.). Piers Plowman, a Contribution to the History of 
 
 English Mysticism. New York, 1894; A Literary History of the 
 English People, from the Origins to the Eenaissance. London, 1895 ; 
 Shakespeare in France under the Ancient Regime. London, 1899. 
 Frontispieces. Together, 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 850. KEATS (JOHN). Endymion, a Poetic Eomance. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 
 
 blue crushed levant morocco, panelled in fillet lines broken with 
 squares and circles, gilt top, inside borders, silk end papers and 
 doublures, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1818 
 
 Lacks the half-title. The errata leaf contains five lines, and has the 
 leaves of advertisement dated May 1, 1818. 
 
 Has 2 leaves of advertisements. 
 
 851. KEATS (JOHN). Odes, Sonnets & Lyrics. With portrait after the draw- 
 
 ing by Joseph Severn. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut and unopened. 
 
 Oxford: Daniel, 1895 
 Limited Edition of 250 copies, this copy being No. 174. 
 
 852. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). Poems by the Way. Woodcut 
 
 border and initials. 8vo, vellum with ties, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1891] 
 
 The second book from the Kelinscott Press and the first book printed 
 in black and red. 
 
 853. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (Williams). The Story of the Glittering 
 
 Plain. 8vo, original vellum, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1891] 
 
 The first book printed at the Kelmscott Press. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 854. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Blunt (Wilfrid Scawen). The Love-Lyrics and 
 
 Songs of Proteus, with the Love-Sonnets now reprinted in their full 
 text with many Sonnets omitted from the earlier editions. 8vo, vel- 
 lum with ties, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1892] 
 Only 300 copies were printed in the Kelmscott Golden Type. 
 
 855. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). The Defence of Guenevere, and 
 
 other Poems. Woodcut borders. 8vo, vellum with ties, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1892] 
 
 Only 300 copies were printed in thje Golden Type, the first book bound 
 by Morris in vellum, and the only one where the title is inscribed by 
 hand on the back. 
 
 856. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Kuskin (John). The Nature of Gothic, a Chapter 
 
 of the Stones of Venice. With a Preface by William Morris. 8vo, 
 
 vellum with ties. [Hammersmith, 1892] 
 
 500 copies were printed in the Golden Type of the Kelmscott Press. 
 
 857. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Caxton (William). The Order of Chivalry. Trans- 
 
 lated from the French by William Caxton and reprinted from his 
 edition of 1484. Edited by F. S. Ellis. Bound with L'Ordenrie de 
 Chevalerie, with translation by William Morris. Woodcut by Sir 
 E. Burne Jones. 8vo, vellum, with ties. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1892-1895] 
 Only 225 copies were printed in the Chaucer type. 
 
The tcndrc croppes.and the yonge oonnc 
 hath in the Ram his halfe coura yronne, 
 Hnd smale foweles mahen melodye. 
 That alepen al the nyght with open eye. 
 80 priheth hem nature in hir coragco ; 
 r hanne longen follt to goon on pilgrimages 
 
 Co fernchatwea.fcovpthe in sondry londcs: 
 Hnd speeially. from every shireo cndc 
 Of Gngelond. to Caiin terbury they wcnde, 
 The hooly blisf ul m.irtir for to aehe, 
 That hem hath holpcn wh.in that they were 
 
 JlflL that in that scoon on a day 
 in Southwerlt at the Tabard ab 
 
 TR.H C Hprille with his shoures Boots 
 
 KELMSCOTT PRESS 
 
 Chaucer's Works 
 
 Reduced facsimile of first page 
 
 [No. 858] 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 858. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Chaucer (Geoffrey). The Works of Geoffrey Chau- 
 
 cer. Edited by F. S. Ellis. The borders, woodcut title and 87 wood- 
 cut illustrations by Sir E. Burne-Jones. Folio, half holland, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1893] 
 
 Only 425 copies were printed, and now extremely rare. 
 
 The most important achievement of the Kelmscott Press, printed in 
 the "Chaucer type" designed by William Morris, the work on it extending 
 over a period of nearly two years. Morris designed the woodcut borders 
 around the Burne Jones illustrations and the large initial words. Sig- 
 nature "hi" having a slight defect in the paper, two extra leaves are 
 laid in to replace it. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Printed Page] 
 
 859. KELMSCOTT PEESS. More (Sir Thomas). Utopia. Ralph Robinson's 
 
 Translation with foreword by William Morris. Woodcut borders. 
 8vo, vellum with ties. [Hammersmith, 1893] 
 
 Only 300 copies were printed in the Chaucer type. 
 
 8f>0. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). Gothic Architecture: A Lecture 
 for the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society. 16mo, half holland, 
 uncut. [Hammersmith. 1893] 
 
 1500 copies were printed. 
 
 861. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). The Tale of King Florus and 
 
 the Fair Jehane. Woodcut title and borders. 16mo, half holland, 
 uncut. [Hammersmith, 1893] 
 
 350 copies were printed. 
 
 862. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Rossetti (Dante Gabriel). Ballads and Narrative 
 
 Poems. Woodcut title and beautiful borders. 8vo, vellum, with ties, 
 uncut. [Plammersmith, 1893] 
 
 One of only six copies printed on vellum, in Morris' Golden Type. 
 
 863. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Shakespeare (William). Poems, printed after the 
 
 original copies of Venus and Adonis, 1593, The Rape of Lucrece, 
 1584, Sonnets, 1609, The Lover's Complaint, Edited by F. S. 
 Ellis. 8vo, vellum with ties, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1893] 
 
 Although 500 copies were issued, this book has become one of the 
 rarest books from the Kelmscott Press. Beautifully printed in Golden 
 type. 
 
 864. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Tennyson (Alfred). Maud, a Monodrama. Wood- 
 
 cut title and borders specially designed for this book. Thin 8vo, vel- 
 lum with ties, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1893] 
 Only 500 copies were printed in the Golden type, and the first of the 
 8vo books having a woodcut title. 
 
 865. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). The Wood Beyond the World. 
 
 Borders and frontispiece designed by Sir E. Burne-Jones. 8vo, limp 
 vellum and ties, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1894] 
 
 Printed in the Chaucer type, and the borders and half-borders used 
 here for the first time. Only 350 copies were issued. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 866. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Psalmi Penitent! ales (Pound in a Manuscript of 
 
 Horae Beatae Mariae Virginis, written at Gloucester about the Year 
 1440, and now transcribed and edited by F. S. Ellis.) Square 8vo, 
 half holland, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1894] 
 
 Printed in Chaucer type and issued in 300 copies. 
 
 867. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Eossetti (Dante Gabriel). Sonnets and Lyrical 
 
 Poems. Woodcut title and borders. 8vo, vellum with ties, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1894] 
 
 One of only six copies printed on vellum in the Golden Type and 
 intended as a companion volume to Rossetti's "Ballads and Narrative 
 Poems." Both were read for the press by W. M. Rossetti. 
 
 868. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Swinburne (Algernon Charles). Atalanta in Caly- 
 
 don, a Tragedy. Woodcut Title and Greek type designed by Selwyn 
 Image. 4to, vellum, with ties. [Hammersmith, 1894] 
 
 Troy type was used, and the edition limited to 250 copies. 
 
 869. KELMSCOTT PRESS. The Friendship of Amis and Amile. Woodcut title. 
 
 16mo, half holland, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1894] 
 
 Printed in Chaucer type and limited to 500 copies. 
 
 870. KELMSCOTT PEESS. The Tale of the Emperor Coustans and of Over 
 
 Sea. By William Morris. Woodcut titles and borders. 16mo, half 
 holland. [Hammersmith. 1894] 
 
 One of the twenty copies printed on vellum. 
 
 871. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Morris (William). Child Christopher and Goldi- 
 
 lind the Fair. Woodcut title. 2 vols. 16mo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1895] 
 Printed in Chaucer type and limited to 600 copies. 
 
 872. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Kossetti (Dante Gabriel). Hand and Soul, Wood- 
 
 cut title and borders. 16mo, vellum. [Hammersmith, 1895] 
 
 One of 300 copies for America, with a slightly different colophon and 
 the only 16mo book bound in vellum. 
 
 873. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Syr Perecyvelle of Gales. Woodcut by Sir E. Burne- 
 
 Jones. 8vo, half holland, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1895] 
 
 The edition was limited to 350 copies printed in Chaucer Type. 
 
 874. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Coleridge (Samuel Taylor). Poems chosen out of 
 
 the Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Edited by F. S. Ellis. 
 Woodcut borders. 8vo, vellum with ties, uncut. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1896] 
 
 One of 8 copies printed on vellum in the Golden Type designed by 
 Morris for the Kelmscott Press. 
 
 875. KELMSCOTT PEESS. Morris (William). The Well at the World's End. 
 
 Four Woodcuts designed by Sir E. Burne-Jones. 4to, limp vellum 
 with ties, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1896] 
 
 One of 350 copies printed in Chaucer Type, in black and red. The 
 eight borders and six different ornaments between the columns appear 
 here for the first time. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29tTi 
 
 876. KELMSCOTT PRESS. The Floure and the Leafe, & the Boke of Cupide, 
 
 God of Love, or the Cuckow and the Nightingale. Edited by F. S. 
 Ellis. Printed in the Troy type with note and colophon in Chaucer 
 type. Svo, half holland. [Hammersmith, 1896] 
 
 Only 300 copies were printed. The poems were formerly attributed to 
 Chaucer, but are much later. The second poem was written by Sir 
 Thomas Clanvowe about 1405-10. 
 
 877. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Froissart. Two Trial Pages of the Projected Edi- 
 
 tion of Lord Berners' Translation of Froissart's Chronicles. Folio, 
 Chaucer type with the heading in Troy type, the border containing 
 the Shields of France, etc. 2pp. folio. [Hammersmith, 1897] 
 
 One of 160 copies on vellum only. Morris had intended this volume to 
 be a companion for the Kelmscott Chaucer, but his death made its com- 
 pletion impossible. 
 
 878. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). Love is Enough; or the Free- 
 
 ing of Pharamond. A Morality. Two Woodcuts by Sir Edward 
 Burne Jones. 4to, vellum, with ties. [Hammersmith, 1897] 
 
 The edition was limited to 300 copies. 
 
 879. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). The Sundering Flood. Printed 
 
 . in Chaucer Type. Woodcut borders and a map. Thick 8vo, half 
 holland, uncut. [Hammersmith, 1897] 
 
 The last Romance written by .William Morris. 300 copies were issued 
 and the work was overseen on the press by May Morris. 
 
 880. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). The Water of the Wondrous 
 
 Isles. Large 4to, limp vellum with ties. [Hammersmith, 1897] 
 One of 250 copies printed in Chaucer type, with a few lines in Troy 
 type at the end of each of the seven parts in black and red. 
 
 881. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Some German Woodcuts of the Fifteenth Century. 
 
 29 reproductions. Small folio, half holland. 
 
 [Hammersmith, 1897] 
 Edited by S. S. Cockerell, and limited to 225 copies. 
 
 882. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). Art and the Beauty of the 
 
 Earth. Thin Svo, boards, cloth back, uncut. [London, 1898] 
 
 Printed with the Kelmscott "Golden Type" at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 883. KELMSCOTT PRESS. Morris (William). A Note by William Morris on 
 
 his Aims in founding the Kelmscott Press. Together with a short 
 Description of the Press by S. C. Cockerell & an annotated list of 
 the Books printed thereat. Woodcut frontispiece and borders by 
 William Morris. Svo, boards, cloth back, uncut. [London, 1898] 
 The last book printed at the Kelmscott Press, issued in 525 copies. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 884. KIDD (CAPTAIX WILLIAM the Pirate). The Arraignment, Tryal and 
 
 Condemnation of Captain William Kidd for Murther and Piracy 
 upon Six several Indictments . . . also the Tryals of Nicholas Church- 
 ill, James Howe (etc) . . .for Piracy. To which are added Captain 
 Kidd's Two Commissions. Folio, vellum. London, 1701 
 
 VERY BAKE. The Barlow copy. 
 
 885. KILLIGREW (MRS. ANNE). Poems. Mezzotint portrait by Beckett, 
 
 painted by herself. Thin 4to, old calf, gilt, ruhbed. The title re- 
 backed and a defective leaf (in the paper) page 81. 
 
 London, 1686 
 
 JOHN MITFORD'S COPY, with autograph dated 1826, and some biblio- 
 graphical notes by him on the fly-leaf. 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 886. KILLIGREW (THOMAS). Comedies and Tragedies. Written by Thomas 
 
 Killigrew, Page of Honour to King Charles I and Groom of the 
 Bed-Chamber to King Charles II. Fine impression of the Faithorne 
 portrait. Small folio, sprinkled calf antique, gilt edges, BY BEDFORD. 
 
 London, 1664 
 FIRST EDITION, and extremely scare with the portrait. 
 
 887. KIPLING (RUDYARD). 1885. Quartette. The Christmas Annual of the 
 
 Civil and Military Gazette. By Four-Anglo-Indian Writers. Tall 
 8vo, original wrappers, small piece of back gone, crimson morocco 
 solander case. Lahore, 1885 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with all the advertisements. The Four were Kipling, 
 his Father, Mother and sister Beatrice. The first publication of "The 
 Phantom Rickshaw." 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 888. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Departmental Ditties and Other Verses. Narrow 
 
 8vo, printed on one side only, in the original cream colored letters 
 wrapper with the flap, stamped "Lahore, Civil and Military Gazette 
 Press." In slip case. Lahore, 1886 
 
 FIRST EDITION, containing 26 leaves and poems, two half titles, and 
 "Contents" leaf. There are three manuscript notes written against 
 poems, and another is pencilled at the bottom of a page. EXTREMELY 
 
 BARE. 
 
 889. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Departmental Ditties and other Verses. Second 
 
 Edition. Square thin 8vo, original boards, back gone. 
 
 Calcutta, 1886 
 Contains the first appearance of five poems. 
 
 890. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Departmental Ditties and Other Verses. Third 
 
 Edition. Royal 8vo, half cloth and boards, worn. Calcutta, 1888 
 ON LARGE PAPER. Nor IN THE WILLIAMSON COLLECTION. Very rare 
 issue of the Third Edition, apparently un-noted, contains ten new poems, 
 including Diana of Ephesus which has not since been reprinted. 
 
fristm;is 
 
 CIVIL & MILITARY GAZETTE 
 
 FOUR ANGLO-INDIAN WRITERS. 
 
 8, .1 f) r t : 
 
 THK "CIVIL AND MIMTAIIV OAXKTTK " I'KF.ss. 
 MDOCCUDOV. 
 
 RUDYARD KIPLING 
 
 Quartette. 1885 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 fNo. 887] 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 891. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Plain Tales from the Hills. Small 8vo, original 
 
 dark olive cloth, with monogram and title, cover a little spotted. 
 
 Calcutta, 1888 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE. 
 
 892. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Plain Tales from the Hills. Small 8vo, decorated 
 
 brown cloth covers, with title and imprint. Calcutta, 1888 
 
 The same sheets were apparently used for all the issues, their priority 
 being decided by the binding and advertisements. This was a later 
 issue than the preceding and was probably not issued until late in 1888 
 although the advertisements are dated December 1887. 
 
 893. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Soldiers Three. No. 1 A. H. Wheeler & Co.'s 
 
 Indian Railway Library. 8vo, original wrappers, worn. 
 
 Allahabad, 1888 
 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION, with all of the advertisements. 
 THE RAREST of the "Railway series." 
 
 894. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Phantom Rickshaw & Other Eerie Tales. 
 
 8vo, original pictorial covers. Allahabad [1888] 
 
 FIRST EDITION, second issue with the apostrophe before the word 
 'Rickshaw' on the cover and the periods after the A. and H. of A. H. 
 Wheeler & Co. No. 5 of the Indian Railway Library with all the 
 advertisements. 
 
 895. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Story of the Gadsbys. No. 2, Indian Rail- 
 
 way Library. 8vo, original green wrappers, with the advertisements. 
 
 Allahabad, A. H. Wheeler & Co. [1888] 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 896. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Under the Deodars. 8vo, original pictorial wrap- 
 
 pers. Allahabad [1888] 
 
 No. 4 of the Indian Railway Library. FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST 
 EDITION before the re-touching of the cover. 
 
 897. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Wee Willie Winkie and other Child Stories. 8vo, 
 
 original pictorial wrappers. ' Allahabad [1888] 
 
 No. 6 of the Indian Railway Library. FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST 
 EDITION, with all the leaves of advertisement. 
 
 898. KIPLING (RUDYARD). In Black and White. 8vo, original pictorial wrap- 
 
 pers, No. 3, Indian Railway Library. The first and second issues of 
 the First Edition. Together, 2 pamphlets. 
 
 Allahabad [1888] 
 
 The wrappers of the first issue slightly soiled, and small pieces missing. 
 The second issue in very good condition. 
 
 899. KIPLING (RUDYARD) . Departmental Ditties and Other Verses. Fourth 
 
 Edition with additional Poems. Square 8vo, original maroon cloth. 
 
 Calcutta, 1890 
 
 The Fourth Edition, containing nine poems not previously published, 
 and all the advertisements dated February 1890. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 900. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Courting of Dinah Shadd, and other Stories. 
 
 With a Biographical and critical Sketch by Andrew Lang. 12mo, 
 
 original green lettered wrappers. New York, 1890 
 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION, with 182 pages of text, and the 
 
 story "The Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney," omitted in second issue. 
 
 901. KIPLING (RUDYARD). American Notes, by Rudyard Kipling, and The 
 
 Bottle Imp by Robert Louis Stevenson. First and second Issues. 
 2 vols. 12mo, original wrappers. FINE COPIES. 
 
 New York, 1891 
 
 The first issue %vith the address "89 Nassau Street," and' the Colgate 
 Advertisement on the back cover is very rare. 
 
 902. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Letters of Marque. 8vo, sewed, uncut, with the 
 
 leaves of advertisements. Morocco solander case. 
 
 Allahabad, 1891 
 
 FIRST EDITION. EXCESSIVELY SCARCE, believed to have been suppressed 
 by Kipling. Of the 1000 printed more than 900 were destroyed. It was 
 originally issued in cloth, with the edges cut, and Mr. Holden believed 
 that his was the only uncut copy remaining ; however one is described 
 in the Williamson collection. The book was issued originally with the 
 edges cut. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 903. KIPLING (RUDYARD) . Letters of Marque. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, in the 
 
 original red and blue cloth covers as issued, a little worn. 
 
 ' Allahabad, 1891 
 With a note by Mr. Holden about its extreme rarity. 
 
 904. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Light that Failed. 8vo, blue cloth, uncut, 
 
 binding hurt by a nail. London: Macmillan, 1891 
 
 FIRST ISSUE, with the Prefatory leaf, "This is the story of the Light 
 that Failed as it was originally conceived by the Writer." 
 
 P05. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Barrack-Room Ballads and other Verses. FIRST 
 EDITION. Vignette on title. Tall 8vo, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 .London: Methuen & Co., 1892 
 
 FINE COPY ON LARGE PAPER. With Methuen's slip stating that only 
 225 copies were printed on Dutch paper. 
 
 906. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Naulahka. A Story of West and East. By 
 
 Rudyard Kipling and Wolcott Balestier, his brother-in-law. FIRST 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, original red cloth, rubbed. 
 
 London: Heinemann, 1892 
 
 907. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Jungle Book. Illustrated; The Second Jun- 
 
 gle book. Illustrated. BOTH FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 2 vols. 
 small 8vo, original cloth. London, 189.4-1895 
 
 908. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Out of India: Things I saw. . .etc. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, original cloth. New York, 1895 
 
LETTER OF 
 
 RUDYARD KIPLING, 
 
 'Plain Talcs /,cm the Hill,," " DefaHmcntal Diltia," & 
 
 A. H. WHEELER & Co., 
 A. A H A JB A D, 
 
 1891. 
 
 [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.! 
 
 RUDYARD KIPLING 
 
 First Edition of "Letters of Marque" 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 902] 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 909. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Seven Seas. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, half vel- 
 
 lum, gilt top. London, 1896 
 
 One of 30 copies of the First Edition printed on heavy Japan paper. 
 
 910. KIPLING (RUDYABD). Captains Courageous. Illustrated. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, original cloth. London, 1897 
 
 911. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The Works of Rudyard Kipling: description of 
 
 a set of the First Editions in the library of a New York collector. 
 Etched portrait of Kipling by Johnson. Royal 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1901 
 
 One of only twelve copies printed on Japan paper, with signed proof 
 of the etching. This bibliography is specially valuable for the excellent 
 reproductions of the covers and title-pages of the original editions. 
 
 912. KIPLING (RUDYARD). The City of Dreadful Night. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 8vo, pictorial wrappers (stained) ; with the London issue of the 
 same. Together, 2 pamphlets, 2 pieces. 
 
 Allahabad, 1891 and London, no date 
 
 913. KIPLING (RUDYARD). FIRST EDITIONS. Life's Handicap. 8vo, red cloth 
 
 (shaken, and ink-number written across title). London, 1891; Many 
 Inventions. Cloth (rubbed). London, 1893; A Fleet in Being. 
 Wrappers. London, 1898 ; The Day's Work. Cloth. London, 1898 ; 
 Departmental Ditties. Deluxe edition. Tall 8vo. London, 1898; 
 From Sea to Sea. 2 vols. New York, 1899 ; Stalky & Co. London, 
 1899; Kim. London, 1901; Kim. New York, 1901; Just So Stor- 
 ies. Illustrated by Kipling. London, 1902; The Five Nations. 
 London, 1903; Traffics and Discoveries. London, 1904; Collected 
 Verse. New York, 1907; Actions and Reactions. London, 1909; 
 Rewards and Fairies. New York, 1910; Songs from Books. New 
 York, 1912; and 8 pamphlets, separate issues, etc. including, 
 Mr. Livingston's privately printed "Kipling's First Book" inscribed 
 to Mr. Holden. Together, 25 vols. 
 
 914. KNOX (CAPTAIN JOHN). An Historical Journal of the Campaigns in 
 
 North-America for the Years 1757, 1758, 1759 and 1760: containing 
 the most Remarkable Occurrences of that Period, particularly the 
 Two Sieges of Quebec &c. Engraved portraits of Wolf and Amlmrst. 
 2 vols. 4to, half old calf, bindings cracked, interiorly a fine copy. 
 
 London, for the Author, 1769 
 
 From the Library and with the bookplate of Lord George Lennox. 
 SCARCE. Contemporary autograph on title of Thomas Jones. 
 
 915. LA BRUYERE (JEAN DE). The 'Characters' of Jean de la Bruyere. Newly 
 
 Rendered into English by Henri Van Laun. With an Introduction, 
 a Biographical Memoirs and Notes. Illustrated with 24 etchings by 
 B. Damman and V. Foulquier. Thick 8vo, half peacock blue mo- 
 rocco, gilt top, uncut, BY BRADSTREET. London, 1885 
 No. 113 of the 300 copies printed. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 916. LAET (JOANNES DE). Novus Orbis sen Descriptionis Indiae Occidentalis. 
 
 Libri XVIII. Authore loanne de Laet Antwerp. Engraved title 
 by Cornells Claessen, maps and text illustrations. Folio, old sprin- 
 kled calf, breaking, lacks 3 maps. Leyden: Elzevir, 1633 
 The description New York begins on page 70. The map of New 
 Belgium contains the name "New Amsterdam" (New York), its first 
 appearance on any map. 
 
 917. LAFAYETTE (MADAME DE). The Princess of Cleves. Translated by 
 
 Thomas S. Perry. Illustrations after Gamier. 2 vols. 8vo, vellum, 
 gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Boston, 1891 
 
 The limited issue on Japanese vellum paper. 
 
 918. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). Souvenirs sur la Vie Privee du General 
 
 Lafayette. Par M. Jules Cloquet. Portrait. 8vo, old half calf. 
 
 Paris, 1836 
 
 Inserted are Five Autograph Letters, Signed, of Lafayette to Gen. 
 de Lauberdiere dated 1824 to 1830, one written just before he left for 
 America on his second voyage. There is also a very rare little mezzo- 
 tint portrait in the Saint-Memin manner of his correspondent. 
 
 919. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). Memoires Historiques, at Pieces Authen- 
 
 tiques sur M. de Lafayette, pour servir a PHistoire des Revolutions. 
 Paris, 1794; Cloquet's Recollections of Lafayette. London, 1835; 
 Memoirs of Lafayette. Hartford, 1825. With portrait by Willard; 
 Memoirs of Lafayette. Boston, 1825. With portrait by Hoagland; 
 Authentic Biography of Gen. La Fayette. Philadelphia, 1824. With 
 rare portrait; Charavay's Lafayette. 2 vols. 1898. In half crimson 
 morocco, gilt tops, uncut, BY DAVID ; and others. Together, 13 vols. 
 12mo and 8vo, boards, sheep and half morocco. 
 
 920. LA FONTAINE (JEAN DE). Contes et Xouvelles en Vers. Portrait of La 
 
 Fontaine engraved by Ficquet (after Rigaud), and of Eisen by 
 Ficquet, of Choffard by himself, and nearly a hundred delicately 
 engraved plates by Alimet, Lemire, De Longueil, Choffard and 
 others after Eisen, ivith vignettes in addition and all the many addi- 
 tional charming "cul de lampes" by Choffard. 2 vols. small 8vo, 
 old French red morocco, the sides with gilt fillet lines, the backs in 
 small flowers and circles, the edges gilt, small piece torn from blank 
 margin of one page. Light stamp "M. Z." on each title. 
 
 Amsterdam (Paris,) 1762 
 
 THE FAMOUS EDITION known as "Des Fermiers Generaux," long cele- 
 brated as one of the most beautiful books produced in the Eighteenth 
 Century. Four of the plates are "decouverte," usually only two are found. 
 
 921. LA FONTAINE (JEAN DE). Les Amours de Psyche et de Cupidon, suivies 
 
 d' Adonis, poeme. 2 vols. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt, gilt inside borders, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the origi- 
 nal wrappers bound in. Paris, 1863 
 A pretty little edition on fine paper, with engraved portrait and two 
 vignettes. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 922. LALANNE (MAXIME). A Treatise on Etching. Text and Plates by 
 
 Maxime Lalanne. Authorized American Edition translated from 
 the Second French Edition by S. E. Koehler. With an Introductory 
 Chapter and Notes by the Translator. Etched illustrations. Royal 
 8vo, cloth, roan back, gilt top. Boston, 1880 
 
 All the etchings are on India or China Paper and some are in two 
 states. 
 
 923. LALLEMAND (Cn.). Le Caire. Avec une Preface de Pierre Loti. Nu- 
 
 merous illustrations, some in tints. 4to, half crimson levant morocco, 
 gilt top, BY THE CLUB BiNDEEY, the original wrappers retained. 
 
 Alger, 1894 
 
 924. LAMB (CHARLES). John Woodvil. A Tragedy. To which are added 
 
 Fragments of Burton, the Author of the Anatomy of Melancholy. 
 12mo, dark brown crushed levant morocco, gilt back and inside 
 borders, gilt edges, BY BIVIEEE. 
 
 London: Printed by T. Plummer, 1802 
 
 FIRST EDITION. This was Lamb's first attempt at play writing, which 
 he sent to Charles Keirible in the hope of the actor's presenting it to the 
 public, but Kemble promptly lost the manuscript, and in consequence 
 Lamb had to write another version. In the first letter that Lamb wrote 
 to Southey, alluding to it, he said,- "My tragedy will be a medley of 
 laughter and tears songs, icit, pathos, humor Heaven send they dance 
 not the dance of death." It is particularly interesting as the first evi- 
 dence of Lamb's study of the dramatic poetry of the Elizabethan age, in 
 whose revival he bore so large a part. William Godwin accidently seeing 
 the delicious rhymed passage in the "Forest scene," took it for a choice 
 fragment from the old dramatists and went to Lamb to assist him in 
 finding the author. 
 
 A Presentation Copy, having inscribed in Lamb's hand, "From the 
 Author to T. Monkhouse, March 1818," on fly-leaf. 
 
 925. LAMB (CHAELES). The Adventures of Ulysses. Engraved frontispiece 
 
 and Title by Heath after Corbould. 12mo, robin's egg blue crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, the 
 other edges uncut. London, 1808 
 
 FIRST EDITION, VERY RARE IN UNCUT STATE, measuring 7x4% in. An 
 exceptionally fine copy. 
 
 Godwin, who published this work, took exception to certain passages 
 in the manuscript saying: "We live in a squeamish age," thus giving 
 offense to Lamb, who replied ; "If you want a book which is not 
 occasionally to shock, you should have thought of a tale which was not 
 so full of anthropophagi and wonders ... I only say that I will not 
 consent to alter such passages, which I know to be some of the best in 
 the book. As an author I say to you, an author, touch not my work. 
 As a bookseller, I say; Take the work such as it is, or refuse it. You 
 are as free to refuse it as when we first talked of it. As a friend I say : 
 Don't plague yourself and me with nonsensical objections. I assure 
 you I will not alter one more word." 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 926. LAMB (CHARLES). The Adventures of Ulysses. 12mo, green crushed 
 
 levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt edges. London, 1808 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the frontispiece and engraved title and the "New 
 Books for Children" at the end. 
 
 927. LAMB (CHARLES). Mrs. Leicester's School: or, the History of Several 
 
 Young Ladies, related by Themselves. Frontispiece by Ilopwood. 
 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders and gilt 
 edges, BY RIVIERE. London : Printed for M. J. Godwin, 1809 
 
 FIRST EDITION AND FIRST ISSUE. VERY RARE. 
 
 Only three pieces were by Charles Lamb ; the others were by Mary. 
 For this we have Lamb's own statement, made in a letter to Bernard 
 Barton, written in 1824 : 
 
 "My sister's part in the 'Leicester's School' (about two thirds) was 
 purely her own; as it was (to the same quantity) in the 'Shakespeara 
 Talcs' which bear my name. I wrote only the 'Witch Aunt,' the 'First 
 Going to School,' and the final story about 'A Little Indian Girl' in a 
 ship." 
 
 This book, was, no doubt, made at Godwin's suggestion. It seems to 
 have been published late in 1808, though dated 1809. The copyrights 
 for this volume and "Tales from Shakespeare" were sold to Baldwin and 
 Craddock on July 21, 1836, by Mary Lamb for 15.0.0. According to 
 the indention the original holder of the copyright was William Godwin. 
 
 928. LAMB (CHARLES). Elia. Essays which have appeared under that signa- 
 
 ture in the London Magazine; The Last Essays of Elia. Together, 
 2 vols. 8vo, polished calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London, 1823-1833 
 
 FIRST EDITION OF BOTH VOLUMES ; the first with the two addresses of 
 the publisher, being a second issue. FINE, TALL AND CLEAN COPIES. Both 
 volumes have the advertisements at end. 
 
 929. LAMB (CHARLES). Les Jeunes Pensionnaires, ou Histories de Plusieurs 
 
 Jeunes Demoiselles, racontees par Elles-Memes; Traduction de 
 P Anglais. Seconde Edition. Copper plates. 12mo, old half calf 
 and boards. Paris, 1824 
 
 First French translation of Charles Lamb's "Mrs. Leicester's School." 
 VERY RARE. 
 
 930. LAMB (CHARLES). Eiia. Essays which have appeared under that sig- 
 
 nature in the London Magazine. Second Series. 12mo, original 
 boards, cloth back, a little shabby, entirely uncut, somewhat shaken. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1828 
 FIRST EDITION. Published in America before the London issue. 
 
 931. LAMB (CHARLES). Album Verses, with a Few Others. Vignette on 
 
 title. Small 8vo, blue crushed levant morocco, with a wide gilt leafy 
 border having a motif of pendant coral flowers inlaid in color, the 
 inside borders in the same design, the end papers and fly leaves of 
 dark blue watered silk, edges gilt, BY SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. 
 
 London : Edward Moxon, 1830 
 
 FIRST EDITION. FINE TALL COPY. Has the leaf advertising Rogers' 
 "Italy." 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 932. LAMB (CHARLES). The Englishman's Magazine, from April to August 
 
 inclusive, 1831. Vol. I. (All published.) Thick 8vo, half old blue 
 calf, rubbed. London, Moxon, 1831 
 
 Contains the seven numbers (all published) of this rare magazine to 
 which Charles Lamb contributed five numbers, one signed 'Elia,' including 
 "Ellistoniana," and "Newspapers thirty five years ago." Tennyson con- 
 tributed a sonnet, and among others were,. Hood, Arthur Hallam, and 
 Inglis. 
 
 933. LAMB (CHARLES). Beauty and the Beast. Now first reprinted from the 
 
 original edition of 18il with Preface and Notes by R. H. Shepherd. 
 12mo, vellum, uncut. . London, 1886 
 
 No. 6 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 934. LAMB (CHARLES). The Letters of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of his 
 
 Life : Final Memorials : By T. N. Talfourd. Portraits. 4 vols. 8vo, 
 original cloth. London, 1837-1848. Rare; Talfourd's Memoirs of 
 Lamb, edited by Percy Fitzgerald. Portraits. London, 1892. No. 
 6 of 150 copies on Large Paper; Martin's Footprints of Lamb, with 
 the North Bibliography. 1890 ; Hazlitt's Charles and Mary Lamb. 
 London, 1874 ; Contemporary Notice of Lamb. 100 copies privately 
 reprinted:, Adventures of Ulysses, with introduction by Lang; 
 Ainger's Charles Lamb ; and facsimiles of Prince Dorus and Beauty 
 and the Beast, u'ith Colored plates. Together, 12 vols. 12mo and 
 8vo, cloth, etc. 
 
 935. LAMBALLE (PRINCESS). Secret Memoirs of the Royal Family of France, 
 
 during the Revolution, with original and authentic Anecdotes. . .now 
 first published from the Journal, Letters and Conversations of the 
 Princess La-mballe. By a Lady of Rank, in the confidential Service 
 of that Unfortunate Princess. Portrait and cipher of Marie An- 
 toinette. 2 vols. 8vo, half maroon morocco, gilt. London, 1826 
 
 936. LAMBERT (JOHN).. Travels through Canada and the United States of 
 
 North America in the Years 1806, 1807 & 1808. To which are 
 added, Biographical Notices and Anecdotes of some of the Leading 
 Characters of the United States. Map and numerous engravings. 
 2 vols. 8vo, old scored calf, breaking. London, 1813 
 
 The plates include aquatint views, and colored costume plates. 
 
 937. LANDOR (WALTER SAVAGE). Letter from W. S. Landor to R, W. Emer- 
 
 son. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 
 top, Uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Bath [1856] 
 
 This copy was folded and sent through the post, and still bears the 
 address and postmark on the reverse of the last leaf. The address is 
 in Landor's writing. 
 
 Written in acknowledgment of Emerson's English Traits. He gives his 
 opinions of Scott, Byron. Shelley, Wordsworth and others of his con- 
 temporaries. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 938. LANDOR (WALTER SAVAGE). Gebir, Count Julian and other Poems. 
 
 London, 1831; Pericles and Aspasia. 2 vols. London, 1836; The 
 Pentameron and Pentalogia. London, 1837; Andrea of Hungary 
 and Giovanna of Naples. London, 1839; Popery, British and For- 
 eign. London, 1851; Imaginary Conversations of Greeks and Ro- 
 mans. London, 1853; Last Fruit of an Old Tree. London, 1853; 
 Letters of an American, mainly on Russia and Revolution. 1854; 
 Antony and Octavius. 1856, and The Hellenics of Walter Savage 
 Landor, comprising Heroic Idylls, etc. New edition, enlarged. 
 Edinburgh, 1859. Together, 11 vols. 8vo, cloth and paper, some 
 worn. 
 ALL ARE FIRST EDITIONS, except the last mentioned. 
 
 939. LANG (ANDREW). Ballads and Lyrics of Old France, with Other Poems. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original cloth, gilt, uncut. 
 
 London, 1872 
 Lang's first book of Poetry. VERY RARE. 
 
 940. LANG (ANDREW). Oxford: Brief Historical and Descriptive Notes. 
 
 FIRST and Second Editions. Etchings by Brunei Delaines and 
 others. 2 vols. folio, cloth, gilt edges. London, 1880-1882 
 
 Laid in are 19 plates for extra-illustration, including, Portrait of 
 Lang on China paper, Mezzotint by Houston of Bishop Ridley, and 
 8 aquatints in colors published by Ackermann about 1812 of the beauti- 
 ful Oxford plates of Lewis, Havell, Hill and others. THE CHAS. B. FOOTE 
 COPY. 
 
 941. LANG (ANDREW). Theocritus, Bion and Moschus, rendered into English 
 
 Verse; The Library. BOTH FIRST EDITIONS. 2 vols. small 8vo, 
 original cloth, uncut. . London, 1880-1881 
 
 942. LANG (ANDREW). Rhymes a la Mode. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, blue 
 
 crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, BY 
 
 BRADSTREET'S. London, 1885 
 
 No. 31 of the LARGE PAPER EDITION of 50 copies, signed by Charles 
 
 Whittingham Co., and with the frontispiece after the Abbey drawing. 
 
 943. LANG (ANDREW). Ballades in Blue China. Title printed in blue and 
 
 white. 8vo, robin's egg blue crushed levant morocco, inside dentelle 
 borders, gilt top, uncut, BY STIKEMAN. London, 1888 
 
 The limited edition of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, signed by the 
 Whittinghams. 
 
 944. LANG (ANDREW). Letters on Literature. 8vo, brown crushed levant 
 
 morocco, tooled in a geometrical pattern in gold; the end-papers of 
 wine red straight grain morocco, gilt tooled panel, gilt top, uncut, 
 BY ZAEHNSDORF. London, 1889 
 
 No. 43 of 113 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 945. LANG (ANDREW). XXII Ballades in Blue China. 1880; XXII and 
 
 X Ballades in Blue China. 1881 ; Much Darker Days by A. Huge 
 Longway. 1884; Aucassin and Nicolete. On Japan vellum, 
 Printed at the Chiswick Press, 1887; Ballads of Books. 1888. 
 Cloth. Together, 5 vols. 16mo. cloth and paper. The first four in 
 original wrapper. London, various dates 
 
 ALL ARE FIRST EDITIONS. 
 
 946. LANG (ANDREW). Works of W. M. Thackeray, including the follow- 
 
 ing FIRST EDITIONS, XXII Ballades in Blue China. London, 
 1880; Custom and Myth. London, 1884; Ballades and Verses 
 Vain. New York, 1884; Rhymes a la Mode, London, 1885; 
 Letters to Dead Authors. London, 1886; In the Wrong Paradise. 
 London, 1886; Johnny Xut and the Golden Goose. Done into 
 English by Andrew Lang from the French of Charles Deulin. 
 Illustrations by Am. Lynen. London, 1887 (some leaves loose) ; 
 Myth, Ritual, and Religion. 2 vols. London, 1887; Grass of 
 Parnassus. London, 1888; Pictures at Play. Illustrations by 
 Harry Furniss. London, 1888 ; Lost Leaders. London, 1889 ; How 
 to Fail in Literature: A Lecture. London, 1890; The World's 
 Desire. By H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang. New York, 
 1890 ; Old Friends. Illustrations. London, 1890; Life, Letters, and 
 Diaries of Sir Stafford Northcote. Portraits. 2 vols. Edinburgh, 
 1890; Essays in Little. Portrait. New York, 1891; Angling 
 Sketches. With 3 etchings and numerous illustrations by W. G. 
 Burn-Murdoch. London, 1891 ; A Batch of Golfing Papers by 
 Andrew Lang and Others. Illustrations. London [1892] ; Cock 
 Lane and Common Sense. London, 1894; A Monk of Fife. Illus- 
 trations and initial letters from drawings by Selwyn Image. Lon- 
 don, 1896 ; The Book of Dreams and Ghosts. London, 1897 ; Pickle 
 The Spy. Portraits. .London, 1897; The Companions of Pickle. 
 Portraits. London, 1898 ; The Making of Religion. London, 1898. 
 [Also the following, which are not First Editions :] Aucassin and 
 Nicolette. Illustrations. Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, 
 1895. Limited Edition printed on Japanese vellum, of which this 
 is, No. 17; The Blue Poetry Book. New Edition. London, 1892. 
 India Paper Edition; XXXII Ballades in Blue China. London, 
 1885; Books and Bookmen. Illustrations. London, ,1887. To- 
 gether, 30 vols. 12mo to royal 8vo, various bindings, some uncut. 
 
 New York and London, 1880-1898 
 
 947. LANG (ANDREW). Works. Collected Set of FIRST EDITIONS. ALL 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPIES, comprising, The Library. Illustrations. 
 London, 1881. Edition limited to 185 copies printed on hand-made 
 paper; The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe. With an Essay on his 
 Poetry by Andrew Lang. Frontispiece. London, 1881. Edition 
 limited to 50 copies, of which this is, No. 8; The Mark of Cain. 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 [No. Ml Continued] 
 
 Bristol, 1886. Edition limited, of which this is, No. 110; Books 
 and Bookmen. Illustrations. New York, 1886. 2 copies. Edition 
 limited to 100 copies, of which these are Nos. 28 and 44, respectively; 
 Pictures at Play. Illustrations by Harry Furniss. London, 1888; 
 Grass of Parnassus. London, 1888. Edition limited to 113 copies; 
 Perrault's Popular Tales. Portrait. Oxford, 1888; Ballads of 
 Books. London, 1888. Edition limited to 113 copies, of which this 
 is, No. 40 ; Euterpe : Being the Second Book of the f amou's History 
 of Herodotus. Englished by B. R. Frontispiece in 2 states. Lon- 
 don, 1888. Edition limited to 60 copies, of which this is, No. 35; 
 Prince Prigio. With 27 illustrations by Gordon Browne. Bristol, 
 1889. Edition limited, of which this is copy, No. 38; The Dead 
 Leman and other Tales from the French. London, 1889. Edition 
 limited to 50 copies, of which this is, No. 26 ; Lost Leaders. London, 
 1889. Edition limited to 100 copies, numbered and signed, of which 
 this is, No. 75; Letters on Literature. London, 1889. Edition 
 limited to 113 copies, of ii'hich this is, No. 102; Old Friends. Fron- 
 tispiec'e. London, 1890. Edition, printed on Japan pa,per, limited 
 to 150 copies, of which this is, No. 132; Essays in Little. London, 
 1891. Edition limited to 150 copies, of which this is, No. 11 of 
 the English Edition; The Blue Poetry Book. London, 1891. With 
 numerous illustrations by H. J. Ford and Lancelot Speed. London, 
 1891. Edition limited to 150 copies, of which this is, No. 10; 
 Angling Sketches. With 3 etchings and numerous illustrations by 
 W. G. Burn-Murdoch. London, 1891. Edition limited to 150 
 copies, of which this is, No. 18; St. Andrews. With numerous 
 illustrations by T. Hodge. London, 1893. Edition limited to 107 
 copies, of which this is, No. 15 ; The Secret Commonwealth of the 
 Elves, Fauns and Fairies. The Text by Robert Kirk. The Comment 
 by Andrew Lang. Frontispiece in two states. London, 1893. Edi- 
 tion limited to 60 copies, of which this is, No. 57; Homer and the 
 Epic. London, 1893. Edition limited to 107 copies, of which this 
 is, No. 11 ; Ban and Arriere Ban. Frontispiece. London, 1894. 
 Edition limited to 70 copies, of which this is, No. 16. Together, 22 
 vols. 8vo to imperial 8vo, mainly boards, uncut. 
 
 London, Bristol and New York, 1881-1894 
 
 947A. LANG (ANDREW). The Works of Andrew Lang. ALL LIMITED EDI- 
 TIONS, as follows, Books and Bookmen. London, 1887. Printed 
 on hand-made paper; The Tercentenary of Izaak Walton. FIRST 
 EDITION. Portrait and illustrations. London, 1893. Edition lim- 
 ited to a few copies for Private Circulation only; The Library. 
 Illustrations. London, 1892. LARGE PAPER EDITION limited to 300 
 copies, of which this is, No. 228; Letters to Eminent Hands. By 
 "L." Derby, 1892. LARGE PAPER EDITION limited to 78 copies; 
 The Miracles of Madame Saint Katherine of Fierbois. Engraved 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 [No. 947A Continued} 
 
 title-page and initials by Selwyn Image. Chicago, 1897. Edition 
 on Japan paper limited to 100 numbered copies, of which this is, 
 No. 23; Letters to Dead Authors. Engraved title-page. London, 
 1892. LARGE PAPER EDITION limited to 113 copies, of which this is, 
 No. 25; Theophile Gautier. By Maxime -du Camp. Preface by 
 Andrew Lang. Portrait. London, 1893. Edition limited to 30 
 copies printed on Japan pa-per, of which this is, No. 28 ; The Most 
 Pleasant and Delectable Tale of the Marriage of Cupid and Psyche. 
 Done into' English by William Adlington. With a Discourse on the 
 Fable by Andrew Lang. Frontispiece in two states. London, 1887. 
 LARGE PAPER, only 60 copies printed, of which this is, No. 37; 
 Prince Ricardo of Pantoufla. Illustrations by Gordon Browne. 
 Bristol, undated. LARGE PAPER EDITION, of which this is, No. 34 ; 
 The Gold of Fairnilee. Colored lithographic plates, frontispiece by 
 T. Scott, and drawings by E. A. Lemann. Bristol, undated. LARGE 
 PAPER COPY, limited edition, of which this is, No. 58. Together, 
 10 vols. small 4to to royal 4to, mainly boards, uncut. 
 
 London, Chicago, and Bristol, 1887-1897 
 
 948. LANGBAINE (GERARD). Account of the English Dramatick Poets. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Oxford, 1691 ; LIXTOX'S Poems and Translations. Limit- 
 ed edition. London, 1889; LYTTLETON'S Poems. Engravings after 
 Burney. Old English morocco. Large Paper copy. London, 1801 ; 
 LOWELL'S Unexplored Corner of Japan. Boston, 1891-; and others. 
 Together, 25 vols. 12mo to 4to. 
 
 949. LAS CASAS (BART. DE). Narratio Regionvm Indicarvm per Hispanos 
 
 Quosdam deuasttatarum Verissima, prius quidem per Episcopum 
 Bartholemaeum Casaum ratione Hispanum Hispanice conscripta & 
 Anno 1551. Hispali, Hispanice, anno vero hoc 1598. Latine excusa. 
 Engraved title and plates of forms of torture. Small 4to, half green 
 morocco. 
 
 Francofvrti, Sumptibus Theodori de Bry & loannis Saurii 
 
 Typis, 1598 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the Latin translation and the first with De Bry's 
 engravings. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 950. LE GALLIEXXE (RICHARD). My Ladies' Sonnets and other 'Vain and 
 
 Amatorious' Verses, with some of Graver Mood. Square 8vo, 
 boards, uncut. [Liverpool,] 1887 
 
 Privately printed in only 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, so noted and signed 
 by Richard Le Gallienne. 
 
 951. [LE GALLIENNE (RICHARD).] In Praise of Bishop Valentine. By Frank 
 
 E. Bliss. [Issued Anonymously.] Etched frontispiece by C. Jacomb 
 Hood. 12mo, vellum with ties, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 One of 125 copies printed for private circulation. Introduction by 
 Le Gallienne. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 952. LE GALLIENNE (RICHAED). The Book Bills of Narcissus. An Account 
 
 rendered by Richard Le Gallienne. Frontispiece by Robert Fowler. 
 Tall 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1895 
 
 LARGE PAPER, limited to 50 copies. 
 
 953. LE GALLIENNE (RICHAED). FIRST, LIMITED AND SIGNED EDITIONS. 
 
 Volumes in Folio. London, 1889. 250 copies; The Student and 
 the Body-Snatcher. 1890. Only 50 copies on large paper', Book 
 Bills of Narcissus. Moray Library, in 100 copies; English Poems. 
 1892. 150 signed copies; Religion of a Literary Man. 250 copies; 
 Hazlitt's Liber Amoris, and the Poems of Arthur Hallam. 1893. 
 The former in 50 copies; Prose Fancies. 1894. 100 copies; Steven- 
 son, an Elegy. 1895. 75 copies; The Quest of the Golden Girst. 
 1896. FIEST EDITION; Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. 30 signed 
 copies on Japan vellum. 1897; The Romance of Zion Chapel. 
 FIEST EDITION. 1898. Together, 12 vols. 12mo and 8vo, cloth and 
 boards, mostly uncut, as published. 
 
 954. LEICESTER (EAEL OF). Leycester's Common-wealth: Conceived, Spoken, 
 
 and Published with most earnest protestation of all dutifull good 
 will and affection towards this Realme : For whose good onely it is 
 made common to many. Very fine impression of the engraved por- 
 trait by Marshall. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet- 
 lines, inside borders and gilt edges, BY WOOD. 
 
 [London:] Printed 1641 
 
 Bound with it is, "Leicesters Ghost," title and 34pp., separate pagina- 
 tion. For long the authorship was attributed to Robert Parsons, the 
 Jesuit, but that theory has been given up by modern critics. The 
 volume is rare, and valuable for the political and secret history of the 
 reign of Queen Elizabeth. In it occurs for the first time the story of the 
 tragedy of Amy Kobsart, and the Earl of Leicester is openly accused of 
 murdering her. 
 
 955. LELAND (CHARLES GODFREY). Etruscan Roman Remains in Popular 
 
 Tradition. Illustrated. 4to, decorated cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1892 
 
 One of the "Fine Edition," one hundred in number, printed on hand- 
 made paper, and containing an original illustration by the author. 
 
 956. LELAND (CHARLES G.). Hans Breitmann's Party. In the original parts, 
 
 1 to 5. Philadelphia, 1869-71 ; The Poetry and Mystery of Dreams. 
 Philadelphia, 1856 ; The English Gypsies and their Language. New 
 York, 1873 ; The Algonquin Legends of New England. London, 
 1884; Hans Breitmann in Germany. London, n.d. Uncut and un- 
 opened; The Hundred Riddles of the Fairy Bellaria. Large Paper 
 copy, only 100 printed. London, 1892 ; and others. MOSTLY FIRST 
 EDITIONS. Together, 24 vols. 
 
 957. LEMPERLY (PAUL). Vanities in Verse. 12mo. vellum, with ties, uncut. 
 
 Jamaica, L. I. : Marion Press, 1897 
 One of 57 copies printed for the author. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 958. L'ESTRANGE (HAMON). Romulus and Tarquin. First Written in Italian 
 
 by the Marques Virgilio Malvezzi. And now taught English by 
 H. L. Engraved title ~by Marshall. 12mo, old calf, blind tooled, 
 hinges cracked. London, 1637 
 
 959. L'ESTRANGE (HAMON). The Reign of King Charles. An History, Dis- 
 
 posed into Annalls. The Second Edition revised and somewhat 
 Enlarged. With a Reply to some Late Observations upon that 
 History ; by the same Author. And at the End of All, the Observa- 
 tions Rejoynder. Engraved title enclosing a medallion portrait of 
 Charles I by Faithorne, and portrait of L' Estrange by White inserted. 
 Small folio, old leather, breaking, portrait mounted. 
 
 London, 1656 
 
 960. LEYCESTER'S GHOST. The First separate edition. Small 4to, old half 
 
 olive morocco. N.P. Printed in the year, 1641 
 
 Some copies have a portrait by Marshall, which however were prob- 
 ably inserted by former owners from the edition of Leicester's Common- 
 wealth printed the same year. The book was probably issued without it. 
 
 961. LIBRARIES. Literature of Libraries in the 17th and 18th Centuries 
 
 Edited by J. C. Dana and H. W. Kent. The Reformed Librarie- 
 Keeper by John Dury (1650) ; Des Houssayes Duties of a Librarian, 
 (1780) ; Kirkwood's Parochial Libraries in Scotland (1703) ; Life of 
 Sir Thomas Bodley, with Statutes of the Public Library at Oxon. 
 (1597-8). Together, 4 vols. narrow 12mo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Chicago, 1906 
 Limited to 250 copies printed at the Merrymount Press, Boston. 
 
 962. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Abraham Lincoln. An Horatian Ode. By 
 
 Richard Henry Stoddard. 8vo, original purple wrappers. 
 
 New York [1865] 
 
 The Frederickson copy inscribed to him by Mr. Stoddard, on the back 
 .of an envelope pasted inside the front cover. 
 
 963. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Bancroft's Memorial Address on the death of 
 
 Lincoln. Portrait. Washington, 1866; Assassination of Lincoln. 
 Cincinnati, 1865 ; Obsequies of Lincoln. New York, 1866 ; ABOTT 
 (ABOTT A.). The Assassination and Death of Abraham Lincoln, 
 pp. 12. New York, 1865 ; MOTLEY'S Causes of the American Civil 
 War. New York, 1861; ADDRESS of Lincoln at Cooper Institute, 
 Feb. 27, 1860 with notes by Nott and Brainard. New York, 1860 ; 
 and facsimile of the issue of the New York Times announcing the 
 death of Lincoln. Together, 6 vols. and pamphlets. 
 
 964. LINTON (W. J.). The History of Wood-Engraving in America. 4to, 
 
 oak boards, uncut. London, 1882 
 
 Limited Edition signed by Linton, with illustrations, many from the 
 original blocks, including Alexander Anderson's large block "Returning 
 from the Boar Hunt." 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 965. LOCKE (JOHN). An Essay concerning Humane Understanding. Folio, 
 
 calf antique, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. London, 1690 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Fine, clean and tall copy. 
 
 966. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. Etched frontispiece 
 
 by George Cruikshank. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1857 
 THE VERY RARE FIRST EDITION of these noted "vers de societe." 
 
 967. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. Etched- frontispiece 
 
 by George Cruikshank. 12mo, original cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1862 
 
 Locker made changes and additions, or omitted poems in most of these 
 early editions. All are very scarce. This copy has an autograph presenta- 
 tion inscription of the author on the fly-leaf, and photograph inserted. 
 
 968. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. Small 8vo, original 
 
 half roan, gilt top, uncut. London, 1868 
 
 An edition privately issued by Locker and not published. 
 
 969. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). Poems. FIRST EDITION. Etched 
 
 frontispiece by George Cruikshank. Small 8vo, brown straight-grain 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1868 
 
 Privately printed, not published. 
 
 970. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. New edition enlarged 
 
 and finally revised. 8vo, cloth. London, 1876 
 
 A set of the complete page proofs, printed on thin paper and uncut. 
 On the title Is a presentation inscription, signed in initials of Locker- 
 Lampson, to the Hon. William Ashley. 
 
 971. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. Etched portrait by 
 
 Sir J. E. Millais. 8vo, dark-green morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1885 
 One of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, signed by Whittinghams, the printers. 
 
 972. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). The Rowfant Library. A Catalogue 
 
 of the Printed Books, Manuscripts, Autograph Letters, Drawings 
 and Pictures collected by Frederick Locker-Lampson. Etched fron- 
 tispiece "Fairy Connoisseurs" by George Cruikshank. London, 1886 ; 
 Appendix of Collections since printing of the First Catalogue in 
 1886, with foreword by Augustine Birrell and poem by Andrew 
 Lang. London, 1900. "Together, 2 vols. tall 8vo, half brown mo- 
 'rocco, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1886-1900 
 
 Limited to 150 and 350 copies (only 100 copies for America). Laid 
 in is an autograph letter signed (initials) of Locker-Lampson saying 
 that the Catalogue was printing and if the "Rosamund Gray" was to be 
 included he must have it at once. 
 
HENRY W. LONGFELLOW 
 
 Voices of the Night 
 
 Reduced facsimile of binding by Samblancx-Weckesser 
 [No. 978] 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 973. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). Lyra Elegantiarum. A Collection of 
 
 some of the best Social and Occasional Verse by deceased English 
 
 Authors. Revised and enlarged edition. Etched portrait. Thick 
 
 small 4to, half vellum, gilt top, uncut. London, 1891 
 
 No. 43 of the limited edition of 250 copies, signed by Locker-Lampson. 
 
 974. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). Selection from the works of Locker. 
 
 Illustrated by Doyle. London, 1865 ; Lyra Elegantiarum. London, 
 1867. Very rare, having been suppressed', Patchwork. London, 
 1879; My Confidences. London, 1896; Rowfant Rhymes. Cleve- 
 land, The Rowfant Club, 1895. Limited to 124 copies. ALL FIRST 
 EDITIONS. Together, 5 vols, 12mo and 8vo, cloth and parchment. 
 
 London, etc., various dates 
 
 975. LOCKER-LAMPSON (FREDERICK). London Lyrics. Various published 
 
 editions: London, 1870 (with A.L.S. of Locker laid in, dated 1871 
 stating that this edition of 1870 is the best and most complete) ; 
 London, 1872; London, 1874; London, 1876; London, 1878, with 
 presentation inscription, signed; London, 1891; and, New York, 
 1883, illustrated by Greenaway and Caldecott. Together, 7 vols. 
 12mo, cloth. 
 
 976. LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Memoirs. Vols. 1, 2 and 3 : com- 
 
 prising, Journal of a Voyage to New York. 1679-1680. By Jasper 
 Bankers and Peter Sluyter; Battle of Long Island. By Thomas 
 W. Field; Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn. By 
 Henry P. Johnston. Together,' 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Brooklyn : By the Society, 1867-1878 
 
 977. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Miscellaneous Poems selected 
 
 from the United States Literary Gazette. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 original boards, pink cloth back and label, uncut, as issued. 
 
 Boston, 1826 
 
 Fine copy, VERY RARE. Contributions by Longfellow, Bryant, and others. 
 Contemporary writing signed "C. E. H." on the Leaf of Advertisement. 
 
 978. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Voices of the Night. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, in -an inlaid binding, typifying an arched balcony of 
 faint pink leather opening to the Moon rising over a Lily Pond, inlaid 
 into blue crushed levant; the back cover in harmony, the end-papers 
 of levant morocco, inlaid in a lattice pattern enclosing single stars, 
 with dentelle border, and gilt edges, THE ORIGINAL COLORED LITHO- 
 GRAPH WRAPPERS retained, slip case, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. 
 
 Cambridge, 1839 
 [See Reproduction of Binding] 
 
 979. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Ballads and Other Poems. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, peacock blue crushed levant morocco, with a tiny 
 red and gold rose in each corner, and five little roses on the back, 
 gilt edges and iside borders, BY BRETAULT. Cambridge, 1842 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29ih 
 
 980. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADS WORTH). Poems on Slavery,. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, original yellow glazed wrappers, uncut, with the half 
 title and leaves of advertisement. Cambridge, 1842 
 
 Fine copy, excessively rare. 
 
 981. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Voices of the Night. Tall 8vo, 
 
 uncut, in the original wrappers (a little specked), in straight-grain 
 crimson morocco, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Boston, 1845 
 
 The Popular Edition printed in double columns and much scarcer 
 than the first. 
 
 982. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The Belfry of Bruges and other 
 
 Poems. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 inlaid with a bracket corner design enclosing arms in blue, cream 
 and red leather ; at either end a watercolor on vellum of the Belfry 
 and the Minnewater of Bruges, watered silk fly-leaves and gilt top, 
 retaining the original wrappers, BY SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. 
 
 Cambridge, 1846 
 
 Inserted in an autograph letter, signed, of Longfellow, Cambridge, 
 1880, noting some misprints in proof that should be corrected, and a 
 portrait. The water-colors which adorn the binding are by P. Titz, and 
 signed. 
 
 983. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The Poems of Henry Wadsworth 
 
 Longfellow. Complete in one volume. Royal 8vo, uncut, the origi- 
 nal wrappers retained, bound in crimson straight-grain morocco, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1846 
 
 FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE. 
 
 984. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Evangeline, a Tale of Acadie. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE. 12mo, dove-blue crushed levant mo- 
 rocco, with a border of flower heads and leaves, inside gilt borders 
 and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Boston, 1847 
 
 A very interesting copy, laid in is Longfellow's receipt to Ticknor for 
 the copyright to "Evangeline," Boston, 1863, signed, "Henry W. 
 Longfellow." 
 
 985. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The Estray. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 12mo, crimson crushed levant gilt, inside gilt borders and gilt top, 
 uncut. Boston, 1847 
 
 986. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The Seaside and the Fireside. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Eoyal 8vo, original boards and cloth back, the paper 
 label damaged, uncut. Boston, 1850 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed, "Mrs. Jameson, with the compliments 
 and regards of the author. January 1, 1850," in Longfellow's hand. 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 987. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Noel. The "Norcross" First 
 
 Edition. 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and 
 dentelle inside borders, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Original 
 wrappers bound in. Philadelphia, 1867 
 
 No. 3 of 50 copies, privately printed by Tx>ngfellow. J. R. LOWELL'S 
 COPY, with a letter inserted presenting it to him by J. E. Norcross (who 
 made the translation), and inscribed to him on the half title by Norcross. 
 
 An interesting association item. 
 
 988. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The New England Tragedies. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco inlaid with 
 a group of Bamboo Trees on the front cover, inside gilt borders and 
 gilt edges, BY RUBAN. Boston, 1868 
 
 With an original water-color half title by Heller. 
 
 989. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH.) Aftermath. Frontispiece. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, green crushed levant morocco, the front cover 
 inlaid in a spray of crimson poppies, twined with Morning-Glories, 
 wide inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY RUBAN. Boston, 1873 
 
 With an original water-color half-title by Heller, signed. 
 
 990. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). The Hanging of the Crane. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. With Illustration*. 12mo, crushed levant maroon morocco 
 inlaid with a gilt panel twined with morning glories in red and ten- 
 drils in gold, wide inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY RUBAN. 
 
 Boston, 1875 
 With an original water-color half-title by Heller, signed. 
 
 991. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Keramos, and Other Poems. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, in an inlaid binding of brown crushed levant 
 morocco, having a formal daisy with a pomegranate spray in the 
 centre of the front cover, and Greek Jar and Cup inlaid in blue 
 leather on the back cover, the end-papers of yellow crushed levant, 
 inlaid at the four corners with Peonies in wine-red, gilt edges, slip 
 case, BY SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. Boston, 1878 
 
 Portrait and facsimile autograph inserted. 
 
 992. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Ultima Thule. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Portrait. 12mo, dove-blue crushed levant morocco, panel of gilt lines 
 separated at the corners by rose-sprays in faint pink inlay, inside 
 dentelle borders, gilt edges, slip case, BY DE SAMBLANCX-WECKESSER. 
 
 Boston, 1880 
 
 993. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Collected Works of Henry Wads- 
 
 worth Longfellow, comprising the following FIRST EDITIONS, 
 Novelas Espanolas el Serrano de las Alpujarras. Brunswick, 1830. 
 Saggi de Novellieri Italiani d'Ogni Secolo. Boston, 1832 ; Coplas de 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29th 
 
 [No. 993 Continued] 
 
 Don Jorge Manrique, translated from the Spanish. Boston, 1833; 
 Outre-Mer. 2 vols. New York, 1835; Hyperion. 2 vols. New 
 York, 1839; The Spanish Student. Cambridge, 1843; The Waif: 
 A Collection of Poems. Cambridge, 1845; Kavanagh, A Tale. 
 Boston, 1849; The Golden Legend. Boston, 1851; The Courtship 
 of Miles Standish. Boston, 1858; Tales of a Wayside Inn. En- 
 graved title-page. Boston, 1863 ; Flower-de-Luce. Frontispiece and 
 illustrations. Boston, 1867; The Divine Tragedy. Boston, 1871; 
 Aftermath. Frontispiece. Boston, 1873; Laurel Leaves. Illustra- 
 tion*. Boston, 1876 ; The Early Poems of Henry Wadsworth Long- 
 fellow now first collected, edited and prefaced by Eichard Herne 
 Shepherd. London, 1878; In the Harbor. Ultima Thule. Part 
 II. Portrait. Boston, 1882; and other works by and about Long- 
 fellow, not first editions. Together, 35 vols. 12mo to imperial 8vo, 
 various bindings. Various places, various dates 
 
 994. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Life of Henry Wadsworth Long- 
 
 fellow. With Extracts from his Journals and Correspondence : Final 
 Memorials of Longfellow. Edited by Samuel Longfellow. Illus- 
 trated with India Proofs, etc. 3 vols. thick royal 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1886-1888 
 LARGE PAPER, limited to 300 copies. 
 
 995. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). A Bibliography of the First Edi- 
 
 tions in Book Form of the Writings of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. 
 Compiled largely from the Collection formed by the Late J. C. Cham- 
 berlain, with assistance from his Notes and Memoranda. By Luther 
 S. Livingston. Portrait and facsimiles. Tall 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1908 
 The edition was privately printed and limited to 500 copies. 
 
 996. LONGFELLOW (HENRY WADSWORTH). Manuscript Poem in his Auto- 
 
 graph. With autograph signature attached. Twelve lines, com- 
 mencing, 
 
 "And everywhere 
 
 The slender, graceful spars 
 
 Poise aloft in the air, 
 
 And at the mast-head, 
 
 White, Uue and red, 
 
 A flag unfolds the Stripes and Stars," etc. 
 
 997. [LONGUS.] The Pastoral Amours of Daphnis and Chloe. In Four Books. 
 
 Written originally in Greek by Longus. Translated into English 
 by James Craggs, Esq. Adorn' d with ten curious cuts, portrait by 
 King. 12mo, old half calf, worn. London, 1733 
 
Fourth Session, Thursday Evening, April 29tli 
 
 998. LOXGUS. Daphnis et Chloe: Compositions de Raphael Collin, gravees a 
 
 1'eau-forte par Champollion. Preface de Jules Claretie. 12 full-page 
 plates and 29 vignettes, head and tail-pieces. Royal 8vo, in an inlaid 
 binding of dark blue crushed levant morocco, panelled in gold, inter- 
 rupted by tiny medallions of love-birds and hearts in gold on green ; 
 the corner ornaments in a conventional tulip inlaid in red, wide 
 inside gilt borders of scrolls and garlands, gilt edges, BY DAVID. 
 
 Paris, Librairie Artistique, 1890 
 Limited Edition on "papier velin de cuve." 
 
 999. LOXGUS. Daphnis and Chloe: the Elizabethan Version from Amyot's 
 
 translation by Angel Day. Reprinted from the Unique Original by 
 Joseph Jacobs. Imperial 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1890 
 
 One of only 60 copies on LARGE PAPER. Four plates have been inserted 
 from French editions. 
 
 1000. Louis XVI. Moleville (Ant. Fr. Bertrand de). Private Memoirs rela- 
 
 tive to the Last Year of the Reign of Lewis the Sixteenth, late King 
 of France. Translated out of the original manuscript of the Author 
 which has never been published. Five portraits engraved in stipple 
 from the originals. 3 vols. 8vo, half brown morocco, name on titles. 
 
 London, 1797 
 
 1001. LOUISIANA. A Faithful Picture of the Political Situation of 
 
 Orleans at the close of the last and the beginning of the Present 
 Year, 1807. Tall 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Boston, 1808 
 
 Mainly concerning the doings of General Wilkinson. 
 
 1002. LOVE AND VALOUE. Celebrated in the Person of the Author by the name 
 
 of Adraste ; or, the Divers Affections of Minerva. Translated out of 
 the French by W. B. Engraved title by Marshall. Small 4to, mot- 
 tled calf, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1638 
 
 Translated from the French of Henri Daudiguier. 
 
 1003. LOWE (ROBEET W.). An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Gibber. 
 
 Written by himself. A new edition with Xotes and Supplement. 26 
 mezzotint portraits by R. B. Parkes, and 18 etchings by Adolphe 
 Lalauze. 2 vols. tall thick 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1889 
 
 The limited issue of 305 copies with the plates in two states. Japanese 
 vellum proofs and lettered proofs on India paper. 
 
AT THE -AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 
 Fifth Session, Numbers 1004 to 1261, inclusive 
 
 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 30th, AT 3:00 O'CLOCK 
 
 1004. LOWELL (JAMES EUSSELL). Manuscript of the Class Poem, 1838. A 
 
 copy book of 19 leaves, with a larger leaf inserted, containing the 
 original manuscript of the Class Poem, Cantos 21 to 35, with the 
 whole of the notes. At the commencement of the notes is the 
 original dedication, which was suppressed and omitted from the pub- 
 lished edition. On the last page Lowell has drawn two pen-and-ink 
 sketches of heads of a poet and another man, and a sarcastic verse of 
 eight lines beneath them. At the top of this page is written "Con- 
 cord, August 15, 1838. Wednesday Evg. J. R. L." On the inside 
 of the covers are pencilled quotations from Shakespeare, etc. The 
 inserted leaf contains the greater part of the 13th canto. In morocco 
 folder, lettered. 
 A most interesting and early Lowell manuscript. 
 
 [See Illustration of Last Leaf] 
 
 1005. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Class Poem. 8vo, original wrappers. 
 
 [Cambridge] 1838 
 
 EXTREMELY RARE. Lowell printed only a very few for presentation pur- 
 poses, and the five or six copies that are known to-day mostly bear 
 presentation inscriptions. This has written on the cover, "H. B. Dennis 
 with the author's regards." 
 
 1006. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Harvardiana. Vol. IV, Nos. 1 to 10, 10 
 
 parts, Svo,, original wrappers, uncut, except for March 1838, which 
 is a cut copy without wrappers. In cloth portfolio with flap. 
 
 Cambridge, 1837-1838 
 
 Many original contributions "by* Lowell to this volume of the magazine, 
 some of which have never been reprinted. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30ih 
 
 1007. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). The Pioneer, a Literary and Critical 
 
 Magazine, J. R. Lowell and R. -Carter, Editors and Proprietors. The 
 Numbers for January, February and March 1843, (Nos. 1, 2 and 3) 
 with a duplicate of February 1843. 4 numbers, tall 8vo, original 
 wrappers (worn), lacking a plate in Part 1, and 2 plates in Part 3. 
 In portfolio. Boston, 1843. 
 
 All published. VEBY SCARCE. Edited by Lowell who wrote many of 
 the articles, and with contributions by Hawthorne, Poe, and others. 
 
 1008. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Conversations on Some of the Old Poets. 
 
 FIRST EDIITON, 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Cambridge, 1845 
 
 A PRESENTATION Copy, "John 8. Dwight, with the Author's lore, 
 January 1. 1845," written in I/well's hand on a fly-leaf. 
 
 1009. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Conversations on Some of the Old Poets. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco inlaid in a 
 panel in slightly darker tone, ornamented with pointille work, and 
 corner ornaments, end-papers of green crushed levant tooled with 
 rosesprays in gold and pointille borders; brocade silk fly-leaves and 
 gilt edges, the original colored wrappers retained, BY LORTIC. 
 
 Cambridge, 1845 
 Finely bound copy. 
 
 1010. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Poems. Second Series. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 12mo, boards, rebacked. Cambridge, 1848 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY. "John 8. Dwight irith the affectionate regard* 
 of J. R. L. Xmas, 1847," inscribed by Lowell, on the fly-leaf. 
 
 1011. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). ^Esthetic Papers. Edited by Elizabeth P. 
 
 Peabody. FIRST EDITION. Tall 8vo, wrappers, back wrapper miss- 
 ing. Boston, 1849 
 LOWELL'S COPY, with his autograph and the date May 16, 1849, on the 
 front cover. Miss Peabody was the sister-in-law of Hawthorne. 
 
 1012. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). II Pesceballo: Opera seria in un Atto. 
 
 [Written by Lowell and Prof. Child.] FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 sewed, as issued. [Cambridge, 1862] 
 
 Three different issues were made of this, of which this is the second. 
 
 1013. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Mason and Slidell: a Yankee Idyll. Ex- 
 
 tracted from the Atlantic Monthly, and printed in 12pp. tall 8vo, 
 sewed. In crimson crushed levant morocco solander case. 
 
 [Boston, 1862] 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE. It was set up from the types of the Atlantic 
 Monthly and only a very few copies printed. ONLY FOUR OR FIVE COPIES 
 
 ARE KNOWN. 
 
 [See Reproduction of First page] 
 
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL 
 
 Class Poem, 1838 
 
 Reduced facsimile of a page of the original manuscript 
 [No. 1004] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1014. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Spirit of the Fair. April 5th to April 
 
 23rd, 1864. 4to, original parts, as issued, in morocco solander case. 
 
 New York, 1864 
 
 With contributions by Lowell, Bryant and others. IN THE ORIGINAL 
 PAKTS. 
 
 1015. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). The President's Policy. (Reprinted) 
 
 From the North American Review. 8vo, original wrappers. 
 
 (Philadelphia) January, 1864 
 VERY RARE. THE FIRST AND ONLY SEPARATE PUBLICATION. 
 
 1016. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Ode recited at the Commemoration of the 
 
 Living and Dead Soldiers of Harvard University, July 21, 1865. 
 Square 8vo, boards. Cambridge, 1865 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY, of this very rare privately printed Lowell item. 
 The name of the recipient has been effaced but leaving the remainder of 
 the inscription. "To . . . With the cordial regards of J. R. Lowell. 
 3rd Sept'r, 1865." No. 33 of only 50 copies printed. 
 
 1017. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Among My Books. Six Essays. First 
 
 English Edition. Square 8vo, blue calf, gilt, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1870 
 
 An exceedingly interesting association copy, on the fly-leaf underneath 
 the autograph of the owner, which is dated 1871, Lowell has written, 
 "sorry that it was not the gift of the Author, Blackmoor, 22 Oct. J. R. 
 Loivell." Inserted is a two-page Autograph letter, signed, of Lowell, 
 "st. James, 16th Sept., 1888," to Lord Coleridge, on paying him a visit, 
 and commenting, half humorously on his dentist and other things. 
 
 1018. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). On Democracy. 8vo, sewed, pp. 15. 
 
 Birmingham [1884] 
 
 The first edition published by the Institute, for Members only and not 
 for sale. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1019. [LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL).] Selections for public reading. Lowell. 
 
 1886. 4to, pp. 26, sheets, folded, uncut. In wrapper, lettered in 
 pen-and-ink, as above. With the following autograph inscription in 
 pencil, in the hand-writing of Charles Eliot Norton, Printed for 
 Reading in public in 1886, for use of J. R. L. 
 
 VERY RARE PRIVATELY PRINTED ISSUE. Contains the following poems by 
 Lowell, "The Courtin' ;" "Commemoration Ode," V. and. VI. ; "Under the 
 Old Elm," III. and V. ; "Two Scenes from the Life of Blondel ;" "Sunthi' 
 in the Pastral Line;" and "Villa Franca." 
 
 1020. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL) . The Harvard Crimson. Supplement, con- 
 
 taining Unpublished Fragments, Furnished by Charles Eliot Norton, 
 from the College Lectures of James Russell Lowell. [No. one] 
 March 23, 1894,-^-The Study of Literature; [No. two] March 30, 
 1894, Fragments from the Lectures of Professor Lowell. Trans- 
 lation; [No. three] April 13, 1894. The Search of Truth; Number 
 four. April 20, 1894. Elements of the English Language; Num- 
 ber five. April 27, 1894. The Poetic and the Actual ; Number six. 
 May 4, 1894. The Humorous and the Comic. Together, 6 parts; 
 4to, as issued, each part, 4pp. Cambridge, 1894 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1021. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). II Pesceballo. Opera in one Act. Italian 
 
 Words by Francis James Child. English Version by James Eussell 
 Lowell. Thin 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Chicago, 1899 
 
 The Caxton Club issue, only 210 copies printed. 
 
 1022. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). The Corrected sheets of Lowell's article 
 
 on "Thomas Gray" which had appeared in the New Princeton Review 
 for March, 1886, for his book "Latest Literary Essays," 1891. With 
 many verbal changes, and the new paragraphs pencilled by Lowell in 
 the margins. Bound in straight-grain olive green morocco, gilt, BY 
 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 1023. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL American poet, essayist and critic). A Col- 
 
 lection of ten autograph letters, by James Russell Lowell, nine of 
 which are addressed to Edgar Allan Poe, and one to James Neal; 
 also, an autograph letter by Robert Carter, addressed to Edgar Allan 
 Poe. Together, 11 letters. In blue morocco binding, lettered in 
 gilt. Each autograph letter neatly hinged with silk to separate leaf. 
 
 A HIGHLY IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPH LETTERS RELATIVE TO 
 "THE PIONEER," AND A NEWLY PROPOSED MAGAZINE BY POE TO BE CALLED 
 "THE STYLUS." The first four of the following letters relate to the 
 publication of "The Pioneer," the contributions to the same by Edgar 
 Allan Poe and James Neal, and its untimely end. The last seven letters 
 relate more or less to a proposed magazine to be edited by Poe and to 
 be called "The Stylus," and to contributions for the same by Lowell and 
 Hawthorne. All but the first of these letters have been published and 
 can be found in full, in the works cited below. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S., 2pp. 4to, Boston, November 18, 
 1842. To John Neal, Portland, Maine. With address. Last leaf has 
 small hole, two words missing. FINE LETTER relative to "The Pioneer," 
 with reference to John Neal's contribution "Aaron Burr," which 
 appeared in the first number of the same. "... May we have the face 
 to ask you lor an article for our second number on any subject you may 
 think fit? We shall perhaps by that time be in Case to remunerate you 
 as i/nii (Icxercc. ..." Not published in "Letters by James Russell 
 Lowell," edited by Charles Eliot Norton, 1904. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S., 3pp. 4to, Boston, November 19, 
 1842. To Edgar Allen Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. With address. FINE 
 
 LETTER RELATIVE TO POE'S CONTRIBUTION FOR "THE PIONEER." printed ill 
 
 full in Vol. I., pp. 97-98 of "Letters by James Russell Lowell," edited by 
 Charles Eliot Norton. 1904. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L. (signature cut away), Ip. 4to, Boston, 
 December 17, 1842. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. With 
 address. FINE LETTER RELATIVE TO POE'S FIRST CONTRIBUTION FOR "THE 
 PIONEER" "A Tell-Tale Heart." which appeared in the first number of 
 that magazine. Not published in "Letters by James Russell Lowell," 
 edited by Charles Eliot Norton; but appears in Vol. II., page 125, of 
 James A. Harrison's "Life and Letters of Edgar Allan Poe," 1903, 
 where the same is printed in full. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S., 2pp. 4to. Boston. March 24, 1843. 
 To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. With address. This letter, 
 which appears in Vol. I., pp. 104-105 of "Letters by James Russell Lowell," 
 relates to the payment of articles by Poe which appeared in "The 
 
 [Continued 
 
From the Atlantic Monthly. 
 
 MASON AND SLIDELL : A YANKEE IDYLL 
 
 Jo the Ktlilori of the ATLANTIC MOKTHI-T. 
 
 Jaalam, 6" Jan., 1362. 
 
 GESTT.EMEK, I was highly gratified by the insertion of a portion of my letter in the but 
 number of your valuable and entertaining MUcellany, though in a type which rendered its 
 substance inaccessible even to the beautiful new spectacles presented to me by a Committee of 
 the Parish on New- Year's Day. I trust that I was able to bear your very considerable abridg- 
 ment of ray lucubration* with a spirit becoming a Christian. My third grand-daughter, Rc- 
 befcah, aged fourteen years, and whom I have trained to read slowly and with proper em- 
 phasis, (a practice too much neglected In our modern ystems of education,) read aloud to me 
 the excellent way up.m " Old Age," tho authour of which I cannot help suspecting to be a 
 young man who has never yet known v hat it was to have snow (ontViVi ITOTOM) upon his own 
 "roof. Diaclte friyns, I'irgt nftrfaca Hyrn repentnt, is a rule fr the young, whose wood-pile 
 is yet abundant for nu-h' cheerful lenitives. A good life behind him is the best thing to keep 
 an old man's shoulders from shivering at every breath of sorrow or ill-fortune. But methink* 
 it were easier for an old man to feel the disadvantages of youth than the advantages of age. Of 
 these latter I reckon one of the chiefat to be this: that we attach a lesa inordinate value to our 
 own productions, anil, distrusting daily more and more our own wwdom, (with the conceit where- 
 of at twenty we wrap ourselves away from knowledge as with a garment,) do reconcile ourselvet 
 with the wisdom of Gtxl. I could have wished, indeed, that room might have been made for 
 the residue of the anecdote relating to Deacon Tinkham, which would not only have gratified 
 natural cariwity on the part of the publkk, (a I have reason to know from several letters 
 of inquiry already received,) but would also, as I think, have largely increased the circulation 
 of your Magazine in this town. A'Oul humaai atitaam, there is a curiosity about the affairs 
 of our neighbours which is not only pardonable, but even commendable. But I shall abide a 
 more fitting season. 
 
 A touching the following literary effort of Esqi 
 on the topick of Myllick and Pastoral Poetry, and co 
 between them, from Theocritus, the inventor uf the f 
 of who has emulated the classicks in the latter style 
 Milton to defend ami Lucan to sing, it may be 
 
 ! Biglow, much might be profitably said 
 :rning the proper distinctions to be made 
 icr, to Collins, the latest authonr I know 
 Brit in the time of a civil war worthy a 
 iblv doubted whether the publick, nev 
 
 too rtudious of serious instruction, might not consider other objects more deserving of present 
 attention. Concerning the title of Idyll, which Mr. Biglow has adopted at my suggestion, it 
 may not be improper to animadvert, that the name properly signifies a poem somewhat rustick 
 in phrase, (for, though the learned are not agreed as to the particular dialect employed by The- 
 ocritus, they are unlvenwnimous both as to its rusticity and. its capacity of rising now and then 
 to the level of more derated sentiments and expressions,) while it is also descriptive of real 
 scenery and manners. Yet it must be admitted that the production now in question (which, 
 here nd there bears perhaps too plainly the marks of my correcting hand) does partake of tb 
 nature of a Pastoral, inasmuch as the interlocutors therein are purely imaginary beings, and the 
 whole Is little better than noirvoS <of Jvop. The plot was, as I believe, suggested by the 
 " Twa Briggs " of Robert Burns, a Scottish poet f the last century, as that found its prototype 
 in the "Mutual Complaint of Plainstanea and Causey " by Fergusson, though the metre of tbta 
 latter be different by a foot in each verse. I reminded my talented young parishioner and 
 friend that Concord Bridge had long since yielded to the edacious tooth of Time. But he 
 answered me to this effect: that there was no greater mistake of >n authour than to suppose 
 the reader had no fimcy of his own; that, if once that faculty was to be called into activity, it 
 were Mttr to be in for the whole sheep than the shoulder ; and that he knew Concord like > book, 
 an expression questionable in propriety, since there are few things with which he is not more 
 familiar thim wjth the printed page. In proof of what he affirmed, he showed me some verses 
 which with othcft he had stricken out as too much delaying the action, bat which I commu- 
 nicate in this place because they rightly define " punkin-secd," (which Mr. Bartlett would have 
 a kind of perch, a creature to which I have found a rod or pole not to be so easily equivalent 
 in oar Inland waters as in the books of arithmetic,) and because it conveys an euloglnm on the 
 worthy son c* an excellent father, with whose acquaintance (duv, fogaca rum! ) I wa formerly 
 honoured. 
 
 " But nowadays the Bridgv ain't wut they show, 
 So much es Sm'pc-n, Hawthorne, an' Tboreau. 
 
 JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL 
 
 Rare Original First Edition 
 
 Reduced facsimile of first page 
 
 [No. 1013] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 [No. 1023 Continued] 
 
 Pioneer," for which he was unable to pay, on account of the protest of 
 his publisher's note. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S. (signed with initials only), 3pp. 
 4to. Boston, April 17, 1843. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. 
 With address. FINE LETTER RELATIVE TO POE'S PROPOSED NEW MAGAZINE 
 "THE STYLUS," with mention of Hawthorne and himself as contributors 
 to the same. Printed in full in Vol. I., pp. 105-106 of "Letters by James 
 Russell Lowell," edited by Charles Eliot Norton, 1904. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S. (signed with initials only), 3pp. 
 4to, Cambridge, May 8, 1843. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. 
 With address: Printed in full in Vol. I., pp. 108-108 of "Letters by 
 James Russell Lowell," edited by Charles Eliot Norton, 1904. Relates to 
 an article by Hawthorne, and one by himself for Poe's proposed magazine, 
 "The Stylus," and gives a short biographical sketch of himself. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S. (signed with initials only), Ip. 
 4to, (Boston, May 16, 1843). To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Penn. 
 With address. Not in Norton's edition of "Letters by James Russell 
 Lowell;" but printed in full in Vol. II., pp. 144-145 of James A. Har- 
 rison's "Life and Letters of Edgar Allan Poe." Encloses one of his 
 poems for Poe's proposed magazine, "The Stylus." 
 
 CARTER (ROBERT friend of Lowell, and co-editor with him on "The 
 Pioneer"). A.L. (signature cut away), 3pp. 4to. Cambridge, Mass., 
 June 19, 1843. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Pa. With address. 
 FINE LETTER relative to the proposed magazine, "The Stylus," with 
 mention of Lowell, his own article on Poe which appeared in the "Phila- 
 delphia Saturday Museum ;" also mentions his reading "Pym's Narrative." 
 This letter is printed in full in Vol. II., pp. 146-148 of James A. Harrison's 
 "Life and Letters of Edgar Allan Poe," 1903. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L. (signature cut away), 3pp. 4to, Elm- 
 wood, Cambridge, March 6, 1844. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Pa. 
 With address. Edges slightly frayed. This letter is printed in full in 
 Vol. II., pp. 158-160 of James A. Harrison's "Life and Letters of Edgar 
 Allan Poe," 1903. Relates to a proposed lecture tour of Poe's to Boston. 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S. (signed with initials), 2pp. 4to, 
 Elmwood, June 27, 1844. To Edgar Allan Poe, New York. With address. 
 Printed in full in Vol. II, pp. 180-182 of James A. Harrison's "Life and 
 Letters of Edgar Allan Poe," 1903. Refers to his article which is to 
 accompany a "head" of Poe's in "Graham's Magazine," which he has not 
 finished but "however I am resolved to set about it now in good, earnest." 
 
 LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A.L.S., 2pp. 4to. Elmwood, December 12, 
 1844. To Edgar Allan Poe, Philadelphia, Pa. With address. Printed 
 in full in Vol. II., pp. 194-195 of James A. Harrison's "Life and Letters 
 of Edgar Allan Poe," 1903. Writes to introduce his friend, Charles F. 
 Briggs, and mentions his own work in connection with his keeping the 
 printing office busy with "Conversations on some Old Poets." 
 
 1024. LOWELL (JAMES KUSSELL American poet, essayist and critic). Origi- 
 nal Manuscript, in the autograph of Lowell, 1pp. 4to. The original 
 draft of that portion of his address on "The Independent in Politics," 
 which appears on pages 238-239 of the 1904 edition of his "Prose 
 Works," edited by Charles Eliot Norton. At the top are two lines 
 in the autograph of Charles Eliot Norton, and signed by his initials, 
 reading, "The substance of this page is printed in "The Independ- 
 ent in Politics," Lowell's Prose Works, Riverside edition, vol. VI. 
 pp. 195-6. C. E. N" 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1025. [LOWELL (JAMES EUSSELL).] With a Copy of Aucassin and Nicolette. 
 
 [A poem of 14 lines.] 
 
 RARE ORIGINAL PRIVATELY PRINTED ISSUE. ON JAPANESE PAPER. Only a 
 limited number so issued. 
 
 1026. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). James Russell Lowell and His Friends. 
 
 By Edward Everett Hale. Portraits and facsimiles. Boston, Hough- 
 ton, Mifflin & Co., 1899 ; A Record of the Commemoration, Novem- 
 ber 5th-8th, 1886, of Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the 
 Founding of Harvard College. (With Oration and Address by 
 Lowell.) Illustrations. Cambridge, 1887. Together, 2 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. 
 
 1027. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL American poet, essayist and critic). Re- 
 
 ceipt signed in the autograph of Lowell, to Ticknor & Fields, for 
 "Four Hundred Dollars, on account of my book 'Fireside Travels';" 
 Tivo visiting cards, each with autograph signature, one, "J. R. 
 Lowell," the other, "Mr. Lowell." Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 1028. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). A Fable for Critics. FIEST EDITION. New 
 
 York, 1848. In the original boards, uncut, with label (rebacked) ; 
 Second edition. 1848. 3 copies (2 in boards and 1 in cloth) ; and 
 a later edition, Boston, 1891. Together, 5 vols. 12mo, boards. 
 
 1029. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). The Complete Angler of Isaac Walton and 
 
 Charles Cotton, with introduction by J. R. Lowell. 2 vols. 8vo. 
 Boston, 1889. Large paper copy; Shelley's Poems, Blue-and-Gold 
 edition. Boston, 1857. With Memoir by Lowell; Poetical Works of 
 Keats. Boston, 1854. With Life by Lowell; Memoirs of Lowell, 
 by A. L. Lowell. Cambridge, 1896; Address (by Prof. Hatfield) at 
 the Lowell Commemoration. Berlin, 1897, pamphlet. Together, 7 
 vols. and pamphlets. 
 
 1030. LOWELL (JAMBS RUSSELL). A Year's Life. FIRST EDITION IN THE 
 
 ORIGINAL BOARDS, with label. Boston, 1841 ; Vision of Sir Launfal. 
 FIRST EDITION IN THE ORIGINAL YELLOW BOARDS, time-worn. Cam- 
 bridge, 1848; Poems, 1844. FIRST and Second Editions; Also the 
 first collected edition. 2 vols. 1849; Poems, second series. 1848; 
 Poems. Third Edition. 1844. In the original colored wrappers 
 (worn) in slip case. Together, 12 vols. 12mo, boards and cloth. 
 
 1031. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Illustrated Mail. Extra. Boston, Octo- 
 
 ber 25, 1848. Woodcuts. (With an original Ode by Lowell.) Folio, 
 4pp. ; Hymns and Songs for the Festival in Faneuil Hall, in Com- 
 memoration of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Massachusetts 
 Anti-Slavery Society, Friday Evening, January 2, 1857. BROADSIDE. 
 (With "Song" by Lowell.) 4to; Beilage zur Allgemeinen Zeitung. 
 April 28, 1897. Miinchen. (With four and one half pages devoted 
 
 [Continued 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 [Xo. 1031 Continued] 
 
 to an article on Lowell by F. v. Salpius.) 4to, pp. 8. Small hole 
 in one leaf; America. A Journal of Today. Chicago, April 7, 
 1888. (Contains "St. Michael the Weigher," by Lowell.) Folio, 
 pp. 16 ; Lowell's Pamphlet "The President's Policy," 1864, by Theo- 
 dore Wesley Koch. 8vo, pp. 107 to 112; The Atlantic Monthly 
 Supplement. The Oration by James Eussell Lowell . . . delivered 
 in Sanders Theatre, Cambridge, November 8, 1886. 8vo, pp. 23; 
 Old South Leaflets. Third Series. Xos. 1 and 6. (With a Poem in 
 each by Lowell.) Dec. 1845 and July 21, 1865. 12mo, pp. 6, 12. 
 Together, 8 pieces. 
 
 1032. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). The Biglow Papers. FIRST ISSUE OF THE 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Cambridge, 1848; First English Edition of the 
 same. London, 1859 ; First English Edition with a frontispiece by 
 George CruHeshank. London, 1859; The same. With the frontis- 
 piece colored. London, 1861; and two other editions of the same; 
 Biglow Papers. Second series. London, 1862 ; First collected edi- 
 tion of the same. London, 1865 ; First American Edition. Boston, 
 1867; Also, First complete English edition. London, 1867. To- 
 gether, 11 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 1033. LOWELL (JAMES EUSSELL). Spirit of the Fair. 4to, original boards. 
 
 New York, 1864; Boston Miscellany. 2 vols. Boston, 1842; The 
 Boston Book. 1850; Eolopoesis, American Rejected Addresses. New 
 York, 1855; Golden Songs of Great Poets; Liberty Chimes. Provi- 
 dence, 1845 ; and others, including some pamphlets, with Contribu- 
 tions by Lowell and others. Together, 21 vols. and pamphlets. 
 
 1034. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Impressions of Spain. Boston, 1899; My 
 
 Study Windows. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1871 ; Among my Books. 
 First and Second Series, 1870 and 1876; Fireside Travels.' FIRST 
 EDITION. 1864; Political Essays. FIRST EDITION. 1888; and 
 others, some First Editions. Together, 22 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 1035. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Poems. Blue-and-Gold edition, with por- 
 
 trait. Boston, 1858; Under the Willows. Boston, 1869; Four 
 Poems. Printed for private distribution at the Village Press, Hing- 
 ham, Mass., 1906; Heartsease and Ruse. Boston, 1888; The Com- 
 plete Poetical Works. Cambridge edition (1896) ; and others. To- 
 gether, 25 vols. 
 
 1036. LOWELL (JAMES RUSSELL). Cooke's Bibliography of Lowell. Boston, 
 
 1906. Limited Edition; GREENSLET'S Life of Lowell. Boston, 
 1905; UNDERWOOD'S Lowell. Boston, 1882; and his Lowell, the 
 Poet and the Man. 1892 ; and others. Together, 9 vols. 
 
Fifth 'Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1037. LOWELL (JAMES KUSSELL) AND OTHERS. The Liberty Bell. By Friends 
 
 of Freedom. 12mo, half morocco, gilt top. Boston, 1842; the same 
 for 1843 and from 1845 to 1849, 1851 and 1853. All illustrated. 
 Together, 9 vols. 12mo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
 With contributions and original poems and articles by Lowell, Long- 
 fellow, Emerson and others. 
 
 1038. LOWELL (MARIA). The Poems of Maria Lowell. Square 12mo, original 
 
 cloth, gilt edges. Cambridge, 1855 
 
 The privately printed edition of the poems of the wife of Lowell, with 
 a photographic portrait, published by Lowell after her death in an 
 edition, it is said, of only fifty copies. Inscribed on the fly-leaf by 
 Lowell, "F. H. Underwood. With regards of J. R. Lowell, Qth May 
 1855," and with the Underwood bookplate. 
 
 1039. LOWNDES (WILLIAM THOMAS). The Bibliographer's Manual of Eng- 
 
 lish Literature. New edition revised and enlarged by Henry G. 
 Bohn. 6 vols. tall 8vo, half roan, rubbed. London, 1869 
 
 LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1040. LUTHER (MARTIN). Von heimliche und gestolen Brieffen Sampt einen 
 
 Psalm ausgelegt widder Herzog Georgen Sachsen. Mart. Luth. 
 1529. Woodcut title and Gothic type. Small 4to, blue straight-grain 
 morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Wittenberg, Hans Lufft, 1529 
 
 1041. MCCARTHY (JUSTIN HUNTLEY). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, trans- 
 
 lated into Prose. Printed in small capitals. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1889 
 
 The first English prose translation, preceded by a monograph on the 
 editions of Omar, the privately printed issues, pirated copies, etc., of 
 great value to the collectors of the Rubaiyat. Only 550 copies were 
 printed at the Chiswick Press. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 3042. MACKAIL (J. W.). The Eclogues and Georgics of Virgil, translated 
 from the Latin. Square 12mo, cloth, uncut and unopened. 
 
 London, 1889 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE. 
 
 1043. MAGAZINES, ETC. Knickerbocker Magazine; North American Review. 
 
 Various numbers, 1840 to 1860, with a number of pamphlets, includ- 
 ing Parts 1 to 5 of "The Idle Man." New York, 1821. ' Edited 
 by R. II . Dana, and containing some early poems of Bryant. A 
 large parcel. 
 
 1044. MALORY (SiR THOMAS). Le Morte d'Arthur by Syr Thomas Malory. 
 
 Faithfully reprinted from the original edition (1485) of William 
 Caxton. Edited by H. 0. Sommer. 4 vols. royal 8vo, half olive 
 green crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Edinburgh and London, 1889-1891 
 With an Essay on Malory's Prose Style by Andrew Lang. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon., April 30th 
 
 1045. MANTE (THOMAS). The History of the Late War in North-America 
 
 and the Islands of the West-Indies, including the Campaigns of 1743 
 and 1744 against His Majesty's Indian Enemies. Fine large folding 
 maps and plans. 4to, half crimson morocco, gilt top, the other edges 
 entirely uncut. London, 1772 
 
 A VERY FINE COPY AND VERY SCARCE. A complete history of the 
 French-Indian War. 
 
 1046. MARGUERITE OF VALOIS. Memoirs written by her own hand. Newly 
 
 translated into English with Introduction and notes by Violet Fane. 
 Eight portraits. 8vo, cloth, uncut. .London, 1892 
 
 1047. MARMION (SHAKERLEY). Cupid and Psyche, a Legend. Vignette 
 
 after Stothard. 1720; [Bound with] Hero and Leander, a Poem. 
 By C. Marlow and G. Chapman. 1721. 12mo, old English sage 
 green straight-grain morocco tooled in gilt panels of fine pattern 
 with corner ornaments and gilt edges. Chiswick, 1820-1821 
 
 Printed by C. Whittingham at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 3048. MARSHALL (JOHN). The Life of George Washington, Commander in 
 Chief of the American Forces during the War which established the 
 Independence of his Country . . . compiled from original papers 
 . . . with introduction. Portrait, maps, views and vignettes. 5 
 vols. thick 8vo, original pink boards, entirely uncut. 
 
 London, 1804-1807 
 
 Very fine copy in the original form as issued, with all of the inserted 
 slips relating to the same, and very rare in such uncut condition. 
 
 1049. MARSTON (JOHN). Parasitaster, or, The Fawne as it hath bene divers 
 
 times presented at the blacke Friers, by the Children of the Queenes 
 majesties Revels. Small 4to, half blue calf, gilt top. London, 1606 
 EXTREMELY RARE. FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION. The few copies 
 that are known of this rare play are mainly the second issue. A catch- 
 word is cut away from one leaf, but otherwise the copy is a very good 
 one for a book of this date. 
 
 1050. MARTIN (SiR THEODORE). Essays on the Drama. Privately printed. 
 
 London, 1874 (damp-stained) ; Poems of Catulus, translated into 
 English Verse. Edinburgh, 1875; Horace, translated into English 
 Verse. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. 1881. Fine copy; The Song of the 
 Bell. FIRST EDITION. Edinburgh, 1889; Poems and Ballads of 
 Heine translated into English Verse. 1882. Together, 6 vols. small 
 8vo, cloth, uncut, one vol. soiled. Edinburgh, various dates 
 
 1051. MARVELL (ANDREW). Miscellaneous Poems. Engraved portrait. Thin 
 
 small folio, green straight-grain morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 edges. London, for Robert Boulter, 1681 
 
 FIRST EDITION. In the preface the widow of the poet certifies to the 
 genuineness of all the pieces inserted. VERY SCARCE. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1052. MARVELL (ANDREW). The Works of Andrew Marvell, Esq. Engraved 
 
 portrait by Clark, and two plates. 2 vols. 16mo, crimson crushed 
 
 levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE 
 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1726 
 
 FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. VERY RARE. 
 
 3053. MASON (AMELIA GERE). The Women of the French Salons. 54 illus- 
 trations. Royal 8vo, vellum, gilt, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1891 
 
 1054. MASON (GEORGE C.). The Life and Works of Gilbert Stuart. Many 
 
 reproductions of Stuart's American portraits. Thick royal 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1879 
 
 1055. MASON (JOHN MITCHEL). A Sermon, Preached September 20th, 
 
 1793; A Day Set Apart, in the City of New- York, for Public Fast- 
 ing, Humiliation and Prayer, on Account of a Malignant and Mortal 
 Fever prevailing in the City of Philadelphia. 8vo, half straight- 
 grained morocco, gilt top, partly uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, light 
 stains on some leaves. 
 
 New- York: Printed by Samuel Loudon & Sons, 1793 
 
 AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPY, with inscription, "To the Revd D. 
 Witherspoon, from his affect friend The Author." 
 
 1056. MASSACHUSETTS. A Survey of Boston and its Vicinity, shewing the 
 
 Distance from the Old State House, at the Head of State Street to 
 all the Towns and Villages not exceeding 15 Miles therefrom . . . 
 with a short topographical sketch of the Country. By John C. Hales. 
 View of the old State House and folding map. 16mo, original 
 boards, uncut, cracked at hinges. Boston, 1821 
 
 1057. MASSACHUSETTS. HARVARD COLLEGE. Portraits of Hollis (benefactor 
 
 of Harvard), Jonathan Mayhew, and three views of Harvard Col- 
 lege after very early and rare prints, etc. Privately printed series. 
 Folio, 5 pieces. 
 
 1058. MASSACHUSETTS. Nichols (Charles Lemuel). Bibliography of Worces- 
 
 ter. List of Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers, and Broadsides, 
 Printed in the Town of Worcester, Massachusetts, 1775 to 1848. 
 With Historical and Explanatory Notes. Portrait of Isaiah Thomas. 
 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Worcester, 1899 
 
 Privately printed ; one of 25 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1059. [MASSINGER (PHILIP).] The Fatall Dowry: a Tragedy. As it hath 
 
 beene often Acted at the Private House in Blackefryers, by his 
 Majesties Servants. Written by P. M. and N. F. Small 4to, half 
 calf. London, 1632 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE. Written in collaboration with Nat. 
 Field. A few head-lines are shaved. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1060. MATHER (COTTON) AND CALEJF (EGBERT). Salem Witchcraft : compris- 
 
 ing More Wonders of the Invisible W^orld, collected by Robert Calef, 
 and Wonders of the Invisible World, by Cotton Mather. Together 
 with Xotes and Explanations, by S. F. Fowler. Portrait on India 
 Paper and facsimiles. Square 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1865 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 100 copies. 
 
 1061. MAY (THOMAS). Lucau's Pharsalia: or the Civill Warres of Borne, 
 
 betweene Pompey the Great and Julius Caesar. The Whole ten 
 Bookes Englished by Thomas May, Esquire. Engraved title by 
 Hulsius. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and 
 corner ornaments, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 ERY. London, 1627 
 FIRST EDITION, containing the rare preliminary leaf of "poetical 
 description." VERY RARE. 
 
 1062. MAY (THOMAS). The Reigne of King Henry the Second, written in 
 
 Seven Bookes. By his Majesties Command. Engraved portrait by 
 Vaughan. 12mo, olive crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside 
 gilt borders, gilt on red edges, BY DAVID. Margins of portrait and 
 last 2 leaves strengthened. London, 1633 
 
 FIRST EDITION, containing the rare portrait of Henry II, and additional 
 leaves of text bound at the end (unpaginated) "The Description of 
 Henry II" and "The Single and Comparative Characters of Henry the 
 Sonne and Richard." 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1063. MAY (THOMAS). The Victorious Reigne of King Edward the Third. 
 
 Written in Seven Bookes. By his Majesties Command. Engraved 
 
 portrait of the King. 12mo, wine-red straight-grain morocco, gilt 
 
 fillet lines and gilt edges. London, 1635 
 
 FIRST EDITION. An almost invisible monogram "C. W." on the title. 
 
 1064. MAY (THOMAS). Lucans Pharsalia: or, the Civil Warres of Rome, 
 
 Betweene Pompey the Great and Julius Caesar. An Historical! 
 Poem being till the Death of Julius Caesar. Englished by Thomas 
 May, Esquire. Etched portrait of May. 12mo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, corner ornaments, inside borders and 
 gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1659 
 
 The continuation "Till the Death of Caesar" is under separate pagina- 
 tion. Has the leaf of poetry before title. 
 
 1065. MELEAGER. Fifty Poems of Meleager, with a translation by Walter 
 
 Headlam. Small 4to, cloth. London, 1890 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1066. MELISH (JOHN). Military and Topographical Atlas of the United 
 
 States, including the British Possessions and Florida. 12 large 
 folding maps with descriptive text. 8vo, old half roan, with ties, 
 uncut. Philadelphia, 1815 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1067. MEREDITH (GEORGE). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original green 
 
 cloth, uncut. London [1851] 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY of Meredith's first published volume, having in- 
 scribed in his hand on the title. "Robert Bell, Esq., with the Author's 
 respects.' 1 ' From Anthony Trollope's library with his bookplate. Laid in 
 is a letter of 2pp, 12mo from R. H. Stoddard relating to his copy of 
 "Poems." 
 
 VERY RARE, only 500 were printed and 100 copies bound at Meredith's 
 expense. This work had a very small sale and has almost completely 
 disappeared. 
 
 1068. MEREDITH (GEORGE). The Shaving of Shagpat. An Arabian Enter- 
 
 tainment. FIRST EDITION. FIRST ISSUE. Small 8vo, original red 
 cloth, lettered in rustic type on the side, uncut and mainly unopened, 
 binding slightly torn at back. London, 1856 
 
 1069. MEREDITH (GEORGE). Farina: A Legend of Cologne. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, original light green cloth, uncut, rubbed. 
 
 London, 1857 
 
 VERY BARE early work of Meredith. With the leaves of advertisement 
 dated July 1857. 
 
 1070. MEREDITH (GEORGE). Evan Harrington. FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. 
 
 small 8vo, cloth, uncut, backs slightly faded. London, 1861 
 
 Frederick Locker-Lampson's copy with his bookplate. Very difficult to 
 get in good condition like this, which is not an ex-library copy. 
 
 1071. MEREDITH (GEORGE). Rhoda Fleming. A Story. FIRST EDITION. 3 
 
 vols. small 8vo, original red cloth, uncut. FINE COPY. 
 
 London, 1865 
 
 Frederick Locker-Lampson's copy with his bookplate. In good condi- 
 tion, not an ex-library copy. 
 
 1072. MEREDITH (GEORGE). The Tale of Chloe. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 wrappers, slightly worn. New York, 1890 
 
 No. 6 of Lovell's Westminster Series. THE GENUINE FIRST EDITION. 
 VERY RARE. 
 
 1073. MEREDITH (GEORGE). A Chronological List of George Meredith's Pub- 
 
 lications, 1849-1911. By Arundell Esdaile. London, 1914; George 
 Meredith, some Characteristics. By Eichard Le Gallienne, with a 
 Bibliography by John Lane. London, 1890. Together, 2 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. London, 1890-1914 
 
 1074. MEREDITH (GEORGE). Modern Love. With Foreword by E. Cavazza. 
 
 Thin 4to, boards, uncut. Portland, Mosher, 1891 
 
 No. 22 of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1075. MEREDITH (GEORGE). The Nature Poems of George Meredith. 20 
 
 full page reproductions and an etched frontispiece by William Hyde. 
 Royal 8vo, vellum back, uncut. Westminster, 1898 
 
 No. 47 of 150 copies, signed by Wm. Hyde. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1076. MEREDITH (GEORGE). FIRST EDITIONS. The Ordeal of Richard Fev- 
 
 erel. 3 vols. London, 1859 ; Modern Love and Poems of the Eng- 
 lish Roadside. 1862 ; Emilia in England. 3 vols. 1864; Vittoria. 
 3 vols. 1867; Adventures of Harry Richmond. 3 vols. 1871; 
 Beauchamp's Career. 3 vols. 1876; The Egoist. 3 vols. 1879; 
 The Tragic Comedians. 2 vols. 1880; Poems and Lyrics of the 
 Joy of the Earth. 1883 ; Diana of the Crossways. 3 vols. 1885 ; 
 Ballads and Poems of Tragic Life. 1887; A Reading of Earth. 
 1888; One of Our Conquerors. 3 vols. 1891; Poems, The Empty 
 Purse, etc.' 1892 ; Jump to Glory Jane. 1892. One of 100 copies; 
 Tale of Chloe, House on the Beach, etc. 1894; Lord Ormont and 
 his Aminta. 3 vols. 1894; The Amazing Marriage. 2 vols. 1895; 
 Essay on Comedy. 1897; Odies, 1898; A Reading of Life and 
 other Poems. 1901. Together, 41 vols. 12mo and small 8vo", orig- 
 inal cloth. London, various dates 
 Several are library copies, but they are almost unprocurable in any 
 other condition, as the circulation of most of them was through the 
 libraries, and few were sold to the general public. A HIGHLY IMPORTANT 
 
 COLLECTION OF FlRST EDITIONS. 
 
 1077. MERIMEE (PROSPER). Carmen. Etchings by Nargeot. Small 4to, half 
 
 blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, the original wrappers 
 bound in. Paris, 1884 
 
 No. 18 of the 50 copies on Japan paper, with an original watercolor 
 half-title by F. Coindre. 
 
 1078. MERIMEE (PROSPER). A Chronicle of the Reign of Charles IX. Newly 
 
 translated into English by George Saintsbury. With 110 engravings 
 on wood from drawings by Edward Toudouze. Imperial 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. London, 1890 
 
 No. 42 of 50 copies on Japan vellum paper printed at the Chiswick 
 Press. 
 
 1079. MERRYMOUNT PRESS. The Altar Book: Containing the Order for the 
 
 Celebration of the Holy Eucharist according to the Use of the 
 American Church. By Authority, 1892. Folio, brown pigskin blind 
 tooled in the Pascal Lamb, brass clasps, uncut. [Boston, 1896] 
 
 The edition was limited to 350 copies. Charles Sherboru, Bell and 
 Goodhue designed the decorations, and the Music arranged by Sir 
 John Stainer. Laid in are the "Notes" containing the Plain Song, 8pp. 
 
 3080. MERRYMOUNT PRESS. McSparran (Rev. James). A Letter Book and 
 
 Abstract of Our Services. Written during the Years 1743-1751. 
 
 Edited with sketch of the Author and Numerous Notes by Daniel 
 
 Goodwin. Portraits. 8vo, boards, uncut. Boston, 1899 
 
 Relating mainly to Rhode Island. 
 
 1081. MERRYMOUNT PRESS. Cornelii Taciti Opera Minora. De Vita et Mori- 
 bus Ivlii Agricolae Liber: De Origine sitv Moribvs et Popvlis Ger- 
 manorvm Liber: De Oratoribvu Dialogvs. Folio, half calf. 
 
 Boston, 1903 
 The edition was limited to 100 copies. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30ih 
 
 1082. MEBRYMOUNT PRESS. Cornelii Taciti Opera Minora. (Agricola, Ger- 
 
 manorum et de Oratoribus. Thin folio, half calf. Boston, 1903 
 
 The edition was limited to 100 copies. 
 
 1083. MEREYWEATHEK (F. SOMNER). Bibliomania in the Middle Ages, or 
 
 Sketches of Bookworms, Collectors, Bible Students, Scribes and Il- 
 luminators from the Anglo-Saxon and Norman Periods, to the Intro- 
 duction of Printing into England; with Anecdotes illustrating the 
 History of the Monastic Libraries of Great Britain in the Olden 
 Time. 12mo, cloth, uncut and unopened. VERY RARE. 
 
 London, 1849 
 
 1084. MERYON (CHARLES), Bouvenne (Aglaus). Notes et Souvenirs sur 
 
 Charles Meryon. Son Tombeau, au Cimetiere de Charenton Saint 
 Maurice. Portrait and facsimile, and reproductions after Bracque- 
 mond and others. Thin 4to, half crushed levant morocco, gilt, uncut, 
 the original wrappers bound in. Paris, 1883 
 
 Only 300 copies on "papier de Marais." 
 
 1085. METTERNICH (PRINCE). Memoirs of Prince Metternich, 1773-1815, 
 
 edited by Prince Eichard Metternich. Translated by Mrs. Alexander 
 Napier. Portraits. 5 vols. tall 8vo, cloth. London, 1880-1882 
 
 3086. MILL (HUMPHREY). Poems, Pleasant and Profitable. The Arraign- 
 ment, Together with the Condemnation of Sinne, and Death. Or 
 the Discovery of the alluring Heights of Sinne, etc. Engraved title 
 (remargined) and Minde of the Frontispiece. 12mo, calf, gilt, gilt 
 edges. London: Printed, by John Dawson, 1639 
 
 FIRST EDITION, EXTREMELY RARE WITH THE PRELIMINARY LEAF. 
 
 1087. MILLET (JEAN FRANCOIS). Alfred Lebrun's Catalogue of the Etchings, 
 
 Heliographs, Lithographs, and Woodcuts, done by Jean Frangois Mil- 
 let. Portrait and illustrations. 12mo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, 
 original wrappers retained. New York, 1887 
 
 Only 250 copies were printed. SCARCE. 
 
 1088. MILTON (JOHN). Poems of Mr. John Milton, both English and Latin, 
 
 Compos'd at several times. Portrait ~by Marshall. 12mo, dark-blue 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt scroll panel, inside borders and gilt 
 edges, BY F. BEDFORD. Portrait with pin-hole and remargined. 
 
 London, 1645 
 FIRST EDITION. The excessive rarity of this book is well-known. 
 
 1089. [MiLTON (JOHN).] Tetrachordon : Expositions upon the foure chief 
 
 places in Scripture, which treat of Mariage, or Nullities in Mariage 
 . . . wherein the Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, as was lately 
 publish'd, is confirm'd by explanation of Scripture, etc. By the 
 former Author J. M..(ilton added in old writing). Small 4to, old 
 calf, rubbed. London, 1645 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1090. MILTON (JOHN). Eikonoklastes in Answer to a Book intitl'd Eikon 
 
 Basilike the Portrature of his Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and 
 Sufferings. Small 4to, new panelled calf, gilt, blind stamp on title. 
 
 London, 1649 
 
 FIRST EDITION, tall and good copy, with large margins. There is a 
 reference to Shakespeare on page 11 and the first printed quotation of 
 Shakespeare's 'Richard III' Milton stating that the Plays were the 
 favorite companions of Charles I. during his confinement. 
 
 1091. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Lost. A Poem Written in Ten Books. By 
 
 John Milton. Small 4to, original calf, binding a little worn. 
 
 London, 1667 
 
 FIRST EDITION AND FIRST TITLE AND GENUINE THROUGHOUT, EXCEEDINGLY 
 RARE IN THIS STATE. Apparently very few copies were sold of this first 
 issue before the publisher re-issued the book with a new title-page, 
 using for the most part the original sheets. Some imperfect copies of 
 the first edition have been completed from these re-issues, but as a few 
 of the sheets were reprinted from the standing types, on paper with a 
 diffrent water-mark, it is absolutely necessary for the careful collector 
 to obtain a copy in its original condition, and which certainly has not 
 been tampered with. This copy is one of the few in existence. On the 
 title is faintly seen the contemporary autograph of the original owner 
 "Phil Button," and another name. 
 
 1092. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Lost. A Poem in Ten Books. The Author 
 
 John Milton. Small 4to, dark green crushed levant morocco, broad 
 gilt panels on the sides, gilt back, gilt edges, BY EIVIEKE. 
 
 London, 1668 
 
 FIRST EDITION with the Fourth Title-page and the five line address of 
 the printer. FINELY BOUND. 
 
 1093. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Lost. A Poem in Ten Books. The Author 
 
 John Milton. Small 4to, red straight-grain morocco, gilt, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1669 
 FIRST EDITION with the Fifth title-page. 
 
 1094. MILTO'N (JOHN). The History of Britain, that part especially now 
 
 calFd England from the first Traditional Beginning, continued to 
 the Norman Conquest. Portrait of Milton engraved by Faithorne. 
 Small 4to, original calf, names on title, one being dated 1672. 
 
 London, 1670 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the scarce leaf of "Errata" at the end and a fine 
 impression of the Faithorne portrait. 
 
 1095. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Regained. A Poem in IV Books. To which 
 
 is added Samson Agonistes. The Author John Milton. Small 8vo, 
 straight-grain crimson morocco, gilt fillet lines, inside borders and 
 gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDEBY. 
 
 London, Printed for J. M. by John Starkey, 1671 
 FIRST EDITION, with the leaf of errata at the end and the rare "License 
 Leaf" preceding the title (on which donor's name is written). 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 3096. MILTON (JOHN). Poems, &c. upon Several Occasions. By Mr. John 
 Milton. Both English and Latin &c. Composed at several Times. 
 With a small Tractate of Education to Mr. Martlib. 12mo, polished 
 calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY BEDFOED, binding broken. 
 
 London: Printed for Tho. Bring, 1673 
 
 FIRST COMPLETE EDITION, having several poems that did not appear in 
 the edition of 1645. 
 
 1097. MILTON (JOHN). Poems. FIRST COMPLETE EDITION. 12mo, crimson 
 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt on marbled edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DTJEU. 
 
 London, 1673 
 
 1098. MILTON (JOHN). Mr. John Milton's Character of the Long Parliament 
 
 and Assembly of Divines in 1641. Omitted in his other Works, and 
 never before Printed. And very seasonable for these times. Small 
 4to, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner 
 ornaments, gilt inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDEEY. 
 
 London: Printed for Henry Brome, 1681 
 
 1099. MILTON (JOHN). Areopagitica : a speech of Mr. John Milton for the 
 
 Liberty of Unlicens'd Printing. With a Preface by Another Hand. 
 
 8vo, old half calf. London, 1738 
 
 Second Edition, edited by the poet Thomson who wrote the preface. 
 
 1100. MILTON (JOHN). The Works of John Milton, Historical, Political and 
 
 Miscellaneous, now more correctly printed from the Originals than 
 in any former edition and many Passages restored. To which is pre- 
 fixed an account of his Life and Writings. (Edited by Thomas 
 Hollis.) Engraved portraits by Ciprianie. 2 vols. 4to, original rus- 
 sia gilt, bindings worn. London, 1753 
 
 EDITOR'S OWN COPY, inscribed by him to Jonathan Mayhew, "To 
 Jonathan Mayhew D. D. of Boston in New-England, able active, faithful, 
 Thomas Hollis, in sign of friendship. Pall Mail Oct. 10, 1764," and with 
 "Ut spargam T. H." written by Hollis on the title. Exceedingly inter- 
 esting as the gift of the famous benefactor of Harvard College to an 
 even more famous New England Divine. 
 
 1101. MILTON (JOHN). L'Allagro et le Pensieroso de Milton. Traduits en 
 
 vers Frangois (by Ribouville). Small 4to, old French green morocco, 
 with a wide border of leaf and floral gilt tooling, gilt edges, owner's 
 name on title blotted out. London, 1766 
 
 Printed in alternate pages of French and English, and has some verbal 
 corrections of the French in ink in a contemporary hand. A scarce 
 edition, the First French translation in a very handsome old binding. 
 
 1102. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Lost, a Poem. The author John Milton. 
 
 Illustrated. Small 8vo, old straight-grain green morocco gilt, wide 
 inside borders and gilt edges. London, 1817 
 
 CHARLES ELKIN MATHEW'S COPY, with his humorous ex-libris and a 
 FORE-EDGE PAINTING OF ADAM AND EVE IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN WITH THE 
 ANGEL. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1103. MINIATURE BOOKS. Phaedri Fabulae et Publii Syri Sententiae. 18mo, 
 
 contemporary black morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris: Ex typographia Kegia, 1729 
 
 THE FIRST MINIATURE BOOK PRINTED ix PARIS, the type known as 
 "Sedanoise." A LARGE PAPER COPY. The type-page, which is irregular, 
 at its largest measures 2% x 1% in. 
 
 1104. MINIATURE BOOKS. Almanach Iconologique, Annee 1770. Les Ele- 
 
 mens, Les IV Parties du Monde, Les Saisons, par M. Gravelot. 12 
 charming little plates of the Seasons, Earth, Air, Water, etc. repre- 
 sented by beautiful women engraved after Gravelot. 18mo, contem- 
 porary red morocco gilt, gilt edges. Paris, 1770 
 
 1105. MINIATURE BOOKS. Kooker en Tas, Almanacj voor 1779. 13 etchings. 
 
 Bound in mother-of-pearl with silver back and clasps. Measuring 
 2% x 1*4 in. Amsterdam [1778] 
 
 1106. MINIATURE BOOKS. The Bible in Minuiture. Copper plate illustrations. 
 
 Bound in contemporary red morocco, with emblematic gilt tooling. 
 Measuring iy 2 x 1 inch. London, E. dewberry, 1780 
 
 1107. MINIATURE BOOKS. It est Joli comme un Coeur ; ou, Le Porte-Feuille 
 
 d'Anacreon. Engraved title and 12 pretty copper plates. Bound in 
 contemporary brown morocco gilt, gilt edges, 18mo. 
 
 Paris, circa 1786 
 
 1108. MINIATURE BOOKS. Eeceueil General de Costumes et Modes contenant 
 
 les differens Habillemens et les Coeffures les plus elegantes des 
 hommes et des femmes . . . avec Tablettes Economiques Perte et 
 Gain. 25 beautifully engraved plates of costumes and of coiffures, 
 the latter including fancy designs of a ship under sail, pyramids, 
 etc. 18mo, contemporary red morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris, circa 1786 
 
 1109. MINIATURE BOOKS. Nouveau Chansonnier Etrennes les plus agreables 
 
 aux Dames de bonne humeur. Illustrated with 12 plates (Ho/ them 
 
 are mezzotints) of pretty women in fancy hats, coiffures, etc. 18mo, 
 
 contemporary red morocco gilt, gilt edges. Paris [1786] 
 
 A companion volume to the above and both rare and attractive volumes. 
 
 1110. MINIATURE BOOKS. Les Suppositions de PEnjoument ; ou, les Episodes 
 
 Mytologiques. 12 prettily engraved plates of pastoral scenes, love 
 scenes, etc. 18mo, contemporary red morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris [1788] 
 
 1111. MINIATURE BOOKS. La Constitution des Amours. Six pretty little 
 
 copper plate engravings, colored. 18mo, light brown crushed levant 
 morocco, the field entirely covered with climbing roses round a cen- 
 tral panel filled with roses in leaf medallion, gilt edges, BY TRAUTZ- 
 BAUZONNET, with morocco solander case. Paris, 1793 
 
 In a beautiful binding. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1112. MINIATURE BOOKS. Almanacks. Calendrier de tons les Saints. En- 
 
 graved title to each volume and an engraving of a Saint for every 
 day in the year. Illustre par Michel, fils. Grave par Lechard. 12 
 vols. contemporary French green gilt and inlaid. Each vol. measures 
 % in. by y 2 in. No place or date (French, late 18th century) 
 
 Exceedingly scarce. 
 
 1113. MINIATURE BOOKS. Les Etrennes de 1'Age D'Or; or les Muses Berge- 
 
 res. Engraved title and 12 copper plates. Bound in contemporary 
 green morocco gilt, with the original gilt slip case. 64mo. 
 
 Paris, 1800 
 
 1114. MINIATURE BOOKS. Cendrillon ou les Etrennes de la Modestie a la 
 
 Beaute. Engraved title page and 12 copper plates. 18mo, con- 
 temporary smooth green morocco gilt, gilt edges, with the original 
 slip-case. Paris, circa 1800 
 
 H15. MINIATURE BOOKS. Le Petit Desire Almanach pour 1794. Copper- 
 plates. Lacks the first leaves; The same, for 1815, complete with 
 the original gilt leather binding and slip case. Together, 2 vols. 
 Each measures about 1 inch in height. 
 
 1116. MINIATURE BOOKS. Pickering Diamond Classics. Quintus Horatius 
 
 Flaccus. Frontispiece by Stothard. London, 1824; The Large 
 Paper copy of the same, printed on India Paper. Together, 2 vols. 
 18mo and 24mo, crimson and blue morocco, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 1117. MINIATURE BOOKS. Horace. Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera Omnia. 
 
 64mo, bound in warm brown crushed levant morocco inlaid in an 
 interlaced strap pattern of dark blue morocco, the doublures of dark 
 green morocco, ornately gilt in an Eve Pattern, gilt edges, BY CAPE. 
 Morocco solander case. Paris, 1828 
 
 The famous Miniature Edition printed by Didot, of which only 100 
 copies were issued, this being No. 100. With large margins and prob- 
 ably LARGE PAPER. The type page measures 1% x 1% inches. 
 
 In a beautiful binding. 
 
 1118. MINIATURE BOOKS. Horace. Another copy of the Didot edition in 
 
 miniature of Horace, but with the imprint of Paris; A Mesnier, 
 1828. Bound by RUBAN in crimson crushed levant morocco, the 
 sides elaborately gilt in pointille tooling, the doublures of light 
 green morocco gilt, silk end papers and gilt edges. 
 In a beautiful binding. 
 
 1119. MINIATURE BOOKS. PAINTED PORCELAIN BINDING. Souvenirs : Calen- 
 
 drier du Semaine. 16mo, rose-du-Barry silk covers, the sides painted 
 on porcelain in a bun of roses and flowers. [Paris, about 1830] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1120. MINIATUEE BOOKS. Pickering's Diamond Classics. Homeri Ilias et 
 
 Odysseus. Engraved portrait of Homer and Aldine device on title. 
 4 vols. 24mo, crimson crushed levant morocco gilt, BY r. BEDFORD. 
 
 London, 1831 
 
 FEINTED ON VELLUM, of which only five or six were issued. Beautiful 
 copies and the first issues. 
 
 1121. MINIATURE BOOKS. The English Bijou Almanac for 1837. Poetically 
 
 illustrated by L. E. L. (Miss Landon). Portraits of Malibran, Oole- 
 ridqe, etc. In the original gilt paper binding and slip case. 
 
 London, 1837 
 One of the smallest books printed, measuring % x % inches. 
 
 1122. MINIATURE BOOKS. The English Bijou Almanac for 1842. Poetically 
 
 illustrated by the Hon. Mrs. Norton. Portraits, etc. Original gilt 
 leather binding and slip case. London, 1842 
 
 Companion to the preceding. 
 
 1123. MINIATURE BOOK. La Fontaine (J. B. de). Fables. EDITION MINIA- 
 
 TURE. 64mo, crimson morocco tooled in scrolls and fillet lines, gilt 
 edges. Paris, 1850 
 
 Scarce edition of La Fontaine's Fables and a very prettily bound little 
 volume. 
 
 1124. MINIATURE BOOKS. Gresset. Vers-Vert. Original wrappers. Meas- 
 
 uring 21/4 x 1% inches. Paris, 1855 
 
 1125. MINIATURE BOOKS. De Imitatione Christi. Bound in brown crushed 
 
 levant morocco, tastefully ornamented in leafy scrolls, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris, Tross, 1858 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY, entirely uncut. The type page measures 1% inches 
 by 1% inches. 
 
 In a beautiful binding. 
 
 1126. MINIATURE BOOKS. Chevigne (Comte de). Les Contes Remois, edi- 
 
 tion miniature. 18mo, red crushed levant morocco gilt, inside gilt 
 borders, gilt edges, BY CANAPE. Epernay, 1875 
 
 1127. MINIATURE BOOKS. Dante. La Divina Commedia. 499 pp. wrappers. 
 
 Milan, 1878 
 FIRST ISSUE. The smallest "Dante" published, measuring 2% x 1% in. 
 
 1128. MINIATURE BOOKS. Dante. Another issue of the preceding. Illustrated 
 
 with photographs. Bound in red morocco gilt, gilt edges, with dou- 
 blure of blue morocco., gilt. Milan, 1879 
 
 1129. MINIATURE BOOKS. French Dictionary. The Smallest French and Eng- 
 
 lish Dictionary in the World. By F.E.A.Gasc. 646 pp. limp roan, 
 enclosed in metal case containing a magnifying glass. Measuring 
 1 in. by % in. Glasgow, circa 1880 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1130. MINIATURE BOOKS. Brilliants: A setting of Humorous Poetry in bril- 
 
 liant type. Bound in light-brown crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY BRADSTREET'S. 
 
 New York: The De Vinne Press, 1888 
 
 A famous miniature book now very scarce. In a fine binding. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy. 
 
 1131. MINIATURE BOOKS. TORTOISE-SHELL BINDING. A Miniature note book 
 
 with 3 engravings of children in colors. Laid in tortoise-shell covers, 
 silver-gilt mount and backs, and pendant chcain ; LE BIJOU GALANT. 
 Copper engravings. (Type page measures 3 /4 x i/ 2 inches.) Mother- 
 of-pearl covers, silver gilt mounts. Together, 2 vols. 
 
 1132. MINIATURE BOOKS. Calendar fur 1800. Etched plates. Offenbach, 
 
 1800; WIENER Theatre Almanack fiir 1805. Copper plates of the- 
 atrical scenes and costume plates. Wien, 1805. Both in silk bind- 
 ings, one of brocade and one of painted silk ; ORDINAIRE de la Sainte 
 Messe. Brocade binding BY MEUNIER who published the book. Paris, 
 n.d. Together, 3 vols. 
 
 1133. MINIATURE BOOKS. Etrennes Nouvelles. Eouen, 1776; Etrennes Mi- 
 
 gones. Paris, 1774; Mna, ou La Folle par Amour. Paris, n.d. 
 Each in contemporary gilt morocco with contemporary slip case. 
 Together, 3 vols. 
 
 1134. MINIATURE BOOKS. Le Triomphe de 1'Esprit. 12 copper engravings. 
 
 Paris, 1803 ; LE FLAMBEAU des Gens d' Affaires pour 1768 ; CONSTI- 
 TUTION de la Eepublique Francais, Paris An 4 (1796). Together, 3 
 vols. All in contemporary morocco gilt bindings. 
 
 1135. MINIATURE BOOKS. Estelle par Florian. Copper plates. 24mo, 
 
 morocco gilt with sprays, gilt edges. Paris, n.d.; CHARTE CONSTI- 
 TUTIONELLE suivie du Testament de Louis XVI. 48mo, gilt morocco. 
 Paris, 1821 ; SILVIO PELLICO, Mes Prisons, illustre par Tony Johan- 
 not. 36mo, morocco. Paris, n.d. ; MAXIMES DE LA EOCHEFOUCAULD. 
 24mo, morocco binding. Paris, 1827. Together, 4 vols. 
 
 1136. MINIATURE BOOKS. Petit Fabuliste. Woodcuts. Paris, n.d. In a 
 
 mother-of-pearl binding; BRYCE'S English Dictionary. Glasgow, 
 n.d. With case and magnifying glass window; SMALL EAIN upon 
 the Tender Herb. London, n.d. ; LE PETIT PAROISSIEN de FEnfance. 
 Paris, n.d. Together, 4 vols. Each about one inch in height. 
 
 1137. MINIATURE BOOKS. Aminta di Tasso. Copper plates. .Paris, 1678; 
 
 PHAEDRI FABULAE. Aureliae (Orleans), 1773; HORATII OPERA. 
 Amsterdam, Jansson, 1628; DREXELIUS de Eternitate. Copper 
 plates. Cologne, 1631; POPE, La Dunciade. Portrait by Monier. 
 London, 1781. Together, 5 vols. calf and morocco bindings. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1138. MINIATURE BOOKS. History of the Bible. Illustrated. 64mo, sheep. 
 
 Cooperstown, 1847; HAMER'S Smoker's Text Book. 48mo, cloth. 
 Leeds, 1863 ; NEW TESTAMENT, brilliant type. Narrow 18mo. Ox- 
 ford, n.d. ; THOMSON'S Seasons. Woodcuts by Anderson. 18mo, 
 calf. New York, 1812; and others. Together, 8 vols. 
 
 1139. MINIATURE BOOKS. Pickering Diamond Classics. Terence, London, 
 
 1822 ; Homeri Ilias. London, 1831. Large Paper; Walton's Angler. 
 1825; The same. Large Paper Edition. 1826; Walton's Lives. 
 1827 ; Novum Testamentum Graecum. London, 1828 ; Shakespeare. 
 Vols. 3, 5 and 9. London, 1825. Together, 10 vols. cloth. 
 
 1140. MINNESINGERS. Lays of the Minnesingers or German Troubadours of 
 
 the 12th. and 13th. centuries . . . with Historical and Critical No- 
 tices, etc. FIRST EDITION. Illustrated. 8vo, half morocco, gilt, 
 uncut. London, 1825 
 
 1141. MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES. A Mirrour for Magistrates being a true 
 
 Chronicle Historic of the Untimely Falles of such unfortunate 
 Princes of Men of Note, as have happened since the first entrance of 
 Brute into this Island until this our latter Age. Newly enlarged 
 with a last part called A Winter Nights Vision, being an Addition 
 of such Tragedies especially Famous as are exempted in the former 
 Historic, with a Poem annexed, called Englands Eliza. With sepa- 
 rate titles to each part. Thick small 4to, old leather gilt, re-backed, 
 preliminary page 553 torn away. London, 1610 
 
 Contains both the rare dedications: To the Earl of Nottingham in 
 the Winter Nights Vision, and to Lady Clare in England's Eliza, the 
 former being especially rare. The first complete edition of this famous 
 Elizabethan volume of histories and legends containing for the first 
 time the two above mentioned. The Shakesperean interest of the volume 
 is well known, a detail being the similarity of title of the Winters 
 Nights Vision with Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, which was first per- 
 formed so far as is known a year later than this publication (1611) 
 alt'hough founded on Greene's Romance of Pandosto. 
 
 1142. MONKHOUSE (COSMO). Corn and Poppies. FIRST EDITION. London, 
 
 1890; Chambers Twain by Ernest Radford. FIRST EDITION. Lon- 
 don, 1890; and four first editions of Philip Bourke Marston; and 
 others. Together, 10 vols. 12mo and 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
 1143. MONTAIGNE (MICHEL DE) . The Essayes or Morall, Politike and Milli- 
 
 tarie Discourses of Lo : Michaell de Montaigne . . . now done into 
 English by John Florio. Folio, contemporary calf, rebacked. Name 
 on title. London, 1603 
 
 FIRST EDITION OF THIS FAMOUS CLASSIC, notable as being one of the 
 known books in Shakespeare's Library, as used by him in writing the 
 Tempest, and by a friend of the great dramatist. Has the leaf "To the 
 Beholder of this Title." EXTREMELY RABE. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1144. MONTAIGNE (MICHEL DE). The Essayes, or Morall, Politike and Mili- 
 
 tarie Discourses of Lo: Michel de Montaigne. The Third Edition. 
 Engraved title by Droeshout, and descriptive leaf opposite. Folio, 
 original calf, rebacked. London, 1632 
 
 The engraved title and the Index first appears in this edition. The 
 verse "Concerning the honour of bookes" has been attributed to Shake- 
 speare and was not in the First Edition, although it appeared in the 
 second. This third edition is the most complete. 
 
 On the fly-leaf is a long contemporary note by "Mary Archer, Lady 
 Ragdomore." Later the copy belonged to the Earl of Westmoreland. 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1145. MONTAIGNE (MICHAEL DE). Works, comprising his Essays, Journey 
 
 into Italy and Letters, with Notes from all the Commentators, Bio- 
 graphical and Bibliographical Notices, etc. By W. Hazlitt. A new 
 and carefully revised edition, edited by 0. W. Wight. Portrait. 
 4 vols. 8vo, half roan, gilt tops. Cambridge, 1864 
 
 One of the 75 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1146. MONTANUS (AENOLDUS). De Nieuwe en Onbekende Weereld of Be- 
 
 schryving van America en 'tZuid-Land (The New and Unknown 
 World, or Description of America and the Southland). Engraved 
 title, portrait of Prince Maurice, of Columbus, Vespuccius, Pizarro, 
 Magellan and others, views and maps and many text illustrations. 
 Folio, old sprinkled calf, rebacked, small stamp on title. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1671 
 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THIS SCARCE WORK, especially important as containing 
 one of the earliest views of New Amsterdam, or New York City, while 
 under the government of the Dutch West India Company. And this 
 original Dutch edition is by far more desirable on account of the bril- 
 liancy and beauty of its engravings, including those of Indian Life, 
 showing their games, festivals, battles, rites, manners and customs. New 
 .York, Virginia, California, Mexico, Peru and Brazil are described. 
 
 1147. MOORE (GEORGE). Impressions and Opinions. FIRST EDITION. Small 
 
 8vo, original cloth, uncut and unopened. London, 1891 
 
 1148. MORE (HENRY). Philosophicall Poems. 12mo, old russia, blind tooled, 
 
 rebacked, gilt edges. Cambridge, 1647 
 
 1149. MORE (SiR THOMAS). Sir Thomas Moore's Vtopia: containing, an Ex- 
 
 cellent, Learned, Wittie, and Pleasant Discourse of the best state of 
 a Publike Weale, as it is found in the Gouerment of the new He 
 called Vtopia. First Written in Latine, by the Right Honourable 
 and worthy of all Fame, Sir Thomas Moore, Knight, Lord Chauncel- 
 lor of England: And Translated into English by Raphe Robinson 
 . . . And now after many impressions, newly Corrected and purged 
 of all Errors hapued in the former Editions. Small 4to, crimson 
 morocco, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1624 
 
 With the "Epistle" of six unpaginated leaves at the end. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1150. MORE (Sm THOMAS) . Utopia : Written in Latine by Syr Thomas More, 
 
 Knyght, and translated into Englyshe by Raphe Kobynson: Anno 
 m.ccccc.li. With Copious Notes and a Biographical and Literary 
 Introduction by Rev. T. F. Dibdin. Printed from Sir H. Ellis' 
 copy, with additional Notes and Corrections. Portraits and fac- 
 simile. Thick imperial 8vo, vellum and boards, uncut. 
 
 Boston, Lincolnshire, 1878 
 LARGEST PAPER : 30 copies only in this size, signed by the publisher. 
 
 1151. MORE (SiR THOMAS). Epigrammata. Engraved title by Marshall con- 
 
 taining portrait. London, 1638; Sir Walter Raleigh's Instructions 
 to his Sonne and to Posterity. Third Edition, enlarged. Rare por- 
 trait. Title repaired. London, 1633. Together, '2 vols. 16mo, old 
 calf. 
 
 1152. MORE (SiR THOMAS). The Life of Sir Thomas More. By his great- 
 
 grandson Cresacre More. With a Biographical Preface, Notes and 
 Other Illustrations by the Rev. Joseph Hunter. Portrait on India 
 Paper. Thick tall 8vo, half green crushed levant morocco, gilt top, 
 entirely uncut. London, Pickering, 1828 
 
 One of only 12 copies printed on LARGE PAPER, and so noted and signed 
 by the elder Pickering. 
 
 1153. MORRIS (WILLIAM). Original Manuscript poem, "The Hill of Venus/' 
 
 written on 51 pages of blue paper, folio, bound in half calf and 
 marbled boards. 
 
 A FINE MORRIS MANUSCRIPT IN SPLENDID PRESERVATION. At the bottom 
 of last page is written by Morris "End of the Hill of Venus." Written 
 on one side of the page, with occasional additions on the blank opposite. 
 With subject headings written at the side, as if prepared for printing. 
 
 3154. MORRIS (WILLIAM). Oxford and Cambridge Magazine for 1856. Con- 
 ducted by Members of the Two Universities. Thick 8vo, cloth. 
 
 London, 1856 
 
 The contributions by Morris include many of the poems in Guenevere, 
 .and among the other contributors were Rossetti (The Blessed Damozel, 
 Burden of Nineveh, etc.), Sir Burne Jones, Kipling's wife, etc. 
 
 1155. MORRIS (WILLIAM). Sir Galahad, a Christmas Mystery. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. Small 8vo, wine red crushed levant morocco, gilt top. VERY 
 RARE. London, Bell & Daldy, 1858 
 
 1156. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Defence of Guenevere, and other Poems. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original brown cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1858 
 
 PRESENTATION COPT OF MORRIS' FIRST BOOK, "Presented to Edward 
 Capern 'by the Author," in Morris' hand, pencilled on the half-title. 
 
 1157. MORRIS (WILLIAM) . The Two Sides of the River, Hapless Love and the 
 
 First Foray of Aristomenes. FIRST EDITION. Thin small 8vo, wine 
 red morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, original covers bound in, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1876 
 
 Privately printed "Not for sale." VERY RARE. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1158. MORRIS (WILLIAM) AND MAGNUSSON (EIRIKE). The Stories of the 
 
 Kings of Norway, called the Round World (Heimskringla) By 
 Snorri Sturluson. Done into English out of the Icelandic. Map of 
 Nonvay. 5 vols. square royal 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 London, 1893 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION of the Saga Library limited to 125 copies. The 
 Heimskringla contained in 3 volumes, and the additional volumes of 
 Howard the Halt and The Ere Dwellers. The volumes were beautifully 
 produced at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 1159. MORRIS (WILLIAM). Socialist Pamphlets, 1885 to 1891, and some 
 
 undated ones, including, "Chants for Socialists;" "The Principles 
 of Socialism;" "Useful Work vs. Useless Toil;" and others. To- 
 gether, 23 pieces, 12mo and small 8vo, in blue morocco solander 
 case. 
 
 1160. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Pilgrims of Hope, a Poem. Square 8vo. 
 
 London, 1886 ; The Aims of Art. 12mo. London, 1887. Together, 
 2 vols. wine red crushed levant morocco, gilt top, the original blue 
 covers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1886-1887 
 
 1361. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Art of William Morris. A Record by Aymer 
 Vallance. With reproductions from Designs and Fabrics printed in 
 the Colours of the Originals, examples of the Type and Ornaments 
 used at the Kelmscott Press, and many other Illustrations. Also a 
 Classified Bibliography by Temple Scott. 40 color plates from 
 Morris designs, 36 type and device examples, with initials either de- 
 signed by Vallance or from a work of Incunabula of 1489. Folio, 
 buckram, gilt top, uncut. London: Chiswick Press, 1897 
 
 The Limited Issue of 220 copies. 
 
 1162. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Books of William Morris described, with some 
 
 Account of his doings in Literature and the Allied Crafts. By H. 
 Buxton-Forman. One of 70 copies on Japan Paper for private 
 circulation. London, 1897; Bibliography of the Works of William 
 Morris, by Temple Scott. London, 1897 ; The Art of William Mor- 
 ris, by L. F. Day. Color-plates. London, 1907. Life of William 
 Morris, by J. W. Mackail. 2 vols. 1899. Together, 5 vols. 8vo to 
 4to, cloth. 
 
 1163. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Decorative Arts, their Relation to Modern 
 
 Life and Progress. An Address delivered before the Trades Guild 
 of Learning. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, wine red morocco, inside gilt 
 borders, gilt top, the original wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BIND- 
 ERY. London, no date 
 
To- All whom rhefe Presents may Concern. 
 
 HA D I not been an Eye and Ear-Witncfs of the late rafh Mea- 
 furcs in this Province, I could not have believ'd that an Infant 
 Colony of England, as yet lacking her Breads, could thus have 
 flown in her Face; or that a Body of People ib diftinguifh'd by- 
 many Marks of Her Majefry's Grace and Favour, could be fo ungrate- 
 ful, as to brand Her moft juft and gentle Reign with the odious Name 
 of Tyranny : For if Supporting her Government in. the Manner She 
 has diredcd, be Slavery, (as the angry Fadion have induftrioufly pro- 
 claimed abroad, and taught the unthinking People to echo back) the 
 giving fuch Directions or Inftrudions, mutt, by undeniable Conic- 
 quence, be Tyranny. . 
 
 The Apprehenfion of the Danger that attends thcfc Mcafures ( for 
 whatever my Concern may be / the Country, I have as great a one 
 for it as any Man) has induced me to publifh, in the eleareft Manner I 
 am able, the State of the Caie in Difpute, between the OJJEEN 
 (tor ib it is) and the late Aflemblics here, in order to prevent, if pofli- 
 ble, the Next from running upon the fame Rocks, and, by that Means, 
 the Effects of Her Majefty'sjuft Rcfentment for their undutiful Beha- 
 viour. And indeed there is nothing wanting but a true State of the 
 Cafe, to fhew the Unreafonablenefi and Danger of fuch an unnatural 
 and impotent Struggle, the Ncceffity of Recanting and Remedying 
 what is part, and to open the Eyes and Underftandings of the People 
 blinded with falfe Colours, and bambouzled with Noifc and Abfurdities. 
 
 <Tbe CASE. Jlandi thus: 
 
 The Revenue being dropt in the Year 1705), Her Majefty has, by 
 the Mouths of Her feveral Governors fince that Time, eanieftly recom- 
 mended to the Aflemblies here, the fettling of a Revenue for the Sup- 
 port of her Government in this Province. The Lords Commiffioners 
 of Trade (a Body of Men confifting of all the Chief Minifters of State, 
 with others fet apart for the Care and Management of Her Majcfty's 
 Plantations) have, in their feveral Letters to the prcfent Governor, 
 affirmed, The not Settling, or deferring to fettle fuch a Revenue, to 
 be Ob/iutocy, Difre/feci, and Wast of Duty to Her Majefy. 
 
 ' The Affembly, or more properly a PARTY there, pretend, That 
 they were ready Mil mUliug tofupfort tbe Government, but the Governor 
 bad ryefled toeir Bills fur that -I'arfefe. 
 
 In the Fi'-jl fhice, it is obvious, That in the Courfe.of Three Years 
 that he has rcfided amongft us, and during the many (by him) unin- 
 terupted Sclfions of Affcmbly, there has not been one fingle Bill for 
 that Purpofe offered to him for his Aflent. True it is, that feveral 
 Money Bills have been fent up from the Houfe of Rcprcfentatives, to 
 the Council, for their Concurrence, of which Number there was only 
 One that mention'd the Support of Government ; but all of them in 
 fuch Terms, and clog'd with fuch Claufes, that the Council, without 
 the higheft breach of their Truft, their Oath and their Allegiance, 
 could not pals them. 
 
 A TB 
 
 RARE WILLIAM BRADFORD IMPRINT, 1713 
 
 Reduced facsimile of first page 
 [No. 1179] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1164. MORRIS (WILLIAM). The Life and Death of Jason, a Poem. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 1867; The Earthly Paradise. 4 vols. in 3. 1868; Vol- 
 sunga Saga. 1870; Love is Enough. 1873; Three Northern Love 
 Stories. 1875; The Aeneids of Virgil done into English Verse. 
 1876; Sigurd the Volsung. 1877. Three-quarter crushed levant 
 morocco ; Hopes and Fears for Art. 1882 ; The Odyssey of Homer. 
 2 vols. 1887 ; Signs of Change and Dream of John Ball. 1888 ; The 
 Wolfings. 1889 ; The Eoots of the Mountains. 1890. 250 copies on 
 Large Paper; News from Nowhere. 1891; 250 copies printed; 
 Socialism. 1893. 250 on large paper; Letters on Socialism. 1894. 
 34 copies privately printed; Address to Students of the Birmingham 
 Municipal School of Art. 1894; The Quest. Wrappers. 1895; The 
 Well at the World's End. 2 vols. 1896; The Sundering Flood. 
 1898; Old House on the Thames. 1901. FIRST AND LIMITED EDI- 
 TIONS, mainly in the original binding as issued. Together, 25 vols. 
 small 8vo to large 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
 1165. MORTOX (SARAH WENTWORTH). Ouabi; or, the Virtues of Nature: 
 
 an Indian Tale in Four Cantos. By Philenia, a Lady of Boston. 
 FIRST EDITION. Engraved frintispiece by 8. Hill. 8vo, unbound, 
 foxed. Boston, 1790 
 
 1166. MOTLEY (JoiiN L.). Rise of the Dutch Republic. London, 1856; Uni- 
 
 ted Netherlands. London, 1860 ; John of Barveveld. London, 1874. 
 Together, 9 vols. 8vo, poor copies. 
 
 The Rise of the Dutch Republic has many extra-illustrations laid in 
 and prepared for binding. 
 
 1167. [MULGRAVE (EARL OF).] An Essay upon Poetry. Thin small 4to, 
 
 half blue calf, gilt top, uncut. London, 1682 
 
 The book was issued anonymously, and has the name of the author 
 in a contemporary hand on the title and there is a marginal note men- 
 tioning Dryden. John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave was the patron of 
 Dry den. 
 
 1168. MULLER (MAX). Chips from a German Workshop. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 London, 1867-1875 
 
 1169. MUMFORD (JOHN KIMBERLY). Oriental Rugs. Maps, 24 plates of 
 
 rugs in the colors of the ori,ginals from the finest examples and 8 
 plates relating to the rug industry. Imperial 8vo, cloth, gilt top, 
 uncut. New York, 1900 
 
 1170. MUSAEUS. Bion and Moschus. Latin Text edited by Whitford. 2 
 
 plates by Faithorne. London, 1655; LAMB'S Dramatic Essays, 
 edited by Brander Matthews. One of 100 copies on Large Paper. 
 New York, 1892; MAHAN'S Life of Nelson. 2 vols. Boston, 1897; 
 D'HAUSSONVILLE'S Salon of Madame Necker. 2 vols. half morocco. 
 London, 1882, and others. Together, 40 vols. 12mo and 8vo, cloth, 
 half morocco and boards. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1171. N ABBES (THOMAS). Hannibal and Scipio, an Historical Tragedy. 
 
 Acted in the yeare 1635 by the Queenes Majesties Servants, at their 
 Private house in Drury Lane. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, old half 
 roan, slightly soiled. London, 1637 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1172. NAUROY (CHARLES). Bibliographic des Impressions Microscopiques. 
 
 16mo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Paris, 1881 
 
 Bound in are 5pp. signed by Mr. Holden in which he gives an account 
 of the origin and history of the printing of De Vinne's "Brilliants." A 
 bibliography of miniature books. Only 200 copies were printed. 
 
 1173. NEWBOLT (HENRY). Admirals All and other Verses. Thin tall 8vo, 
 
 limp boards, uncut. London, Elkin Matthews, 1897 
 
 FIRST EDITION, and one of 22 copies on LARGE PAPER, privately printed 
 for the author, with notes from Matthews and Mr. Denham laid in 
 certifying to this. The first publication in book form of "Admirals All," 
 "Drake's Drum," etc. 
 
 1174. NEWBOLT (HENRY). The Island Race, London, 1898; NOBLE'S The 
 
 Sonnet in England. London, 1893 ; THOMSON'S Prelude. London, 
 1875 ; The Pageant for 1897, etc. Together, 9 vols. 
 
 The Prelude is the scarce original edition illustrated by Elizabeth 
 Thompson (Lady Butler), and has a presentation inscription to Sir 
 William Wilde (father of Oscar Wilde). 
 
 1175. NEW ENGLAND PRIMER. The New England Primer Improved. Wood- 
 
 cut portrait of Washington. 18mo, boards. Portsmouth, 1786 
 (some leaves damaged and others repaired) ; New England Primer 
 Improved. Albany, 1818 ; The Parlour Teacher. Copper-plate illus- 
 trations. Philadelphia, 1804; and three others similar. Together, 
 6 vols. 24mo, various bindings. 
 
 1176. NEW JERSEY. Constitution of New Jersey. Small 4to. Title and five 
 
 leaves, sewed, and some lines at bottom and side shaved off. 
 
 Burlington, printed and sold by Isaac Collins, 1776 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE. The original extract from the minutes of the 
 Provincial Congress of New Jersey, Burlington, July 2, 1776, By Order 
 of Congress, Samuel Tucker, President, and William Paterson, Secty. 
 Moses Brown's copy with his autograph on the title. New Jersey's 
 "Declaration of Independence." 
 
 1177. NEWMAN (JOHN HENRY Cardinal). Apologia pro Vita Sua, in the 
 
 original 8 parts, as issued. London, 1864. PIRST EDITION, with a 
 bound copy of the same. Together, 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1864 
 
 1178. NEW YORK. An Account of the Commitment, Arraignment, Tryal and 
 
 Condemnation of Nicholas Bayard, Esq., for High Treason. 32pp. 
 folio, vellum, gilt. 
 
 New York by Order of his Excellency the Lord Cornbury, and 
 
 reprinted at London, 1703. 
 The English reprint of the William Bradford New York edition. VERY 
 
OF THE 
 
 CITY 
 
 OF 
 
 NEW-YORK; 
 
 Printed by Order of the Mayor, Recor- 
 der, Aldermen and Commonalty of 
 the City aforefaid. 
 
 TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, 
 
 The AS of the General Affembly Confirming the 
 fame. 
 
 NEir-roitK, 
 
 Primed by John Peter Ztnger. 1735. 
 
 ORIGINAL ISSUE OF THE MONTGOMERIE CHARTER 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 1180] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1179. NEW YOEK. WILLIAM BEADFOED IMPRINT. "To All whom these Pres- 
 ents may Concern." 8pp. folio, in two sheets, uncut. Folio, green 
 crushed levant morocco, entirely uncut, BY BEADSTEEET. 
 
 Printed and Sold by William Bradford in the City of New 
 
 York, 1713 
 
 EXTREMELY BARE. An anonymous tract on the question of the right of 
 the Assembly to settle and dispose of the Revenue without the direction 
 of the Governor (Robert Hunter). FINE COPY. 
 
 [See Reproduction of First Page] 
 
 1180. NEW YOEK. The Charter of the City of New York; Printed by Order 
 of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City 
 aforesaid. To which is annexed the Act of the General 'Assembly 
 confirming the same. Folio, pp. 52, brown crushed levant morocco 
 gilt, gilt edges, BY EIVIEEE. 
 
 New York: Printed by John Peter Zenger, 1735 
 ORIGINAL ISSUE, in fine condition, of the Montgomerie Charter. VERY 
 
 BARE. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 1181. NEW YOEK. Horsmanden (Daniel). A Journal of the Proceedings in 
 the Detection of the Conspiracy formed by Some White People, in 
 conjunction with Negro and other Slaves, for Burning the City of 
 New-York in America, And Murdering the Inhabitants. Which 
 Conspiracy was partly put in Execution, by Burning His Majesty's 
 House in Fort George, within the said City on Wednesday the 18th 
 of March 1741, and setting Fire to several Dwellings and other 
 Houses there, etc. Small 4to, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 fillet lines, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York, 1744 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the very rare "Negro Plot," with an account of the 
 Trials, lists of persons, both black and white, included in the conspiracy 
 and all the evidence. An invaluable contribution to the early history of 
 New York City. 
 
 William Bedlow's copy, with his name on the title and his bookplate 
 preserved. William Bedlow was the proprietor of Bedlow's Island and 
 his bookplate is a rare early American engraving. 
 
 1182. NEW YOEK. COLUMBIA COLLEGE. The Independent Reflector, Number 
 XVII, Thursday March 22, 1753, to No. 22, Apl. 26, 1753. 6 nos. 
 4pp. each. Small folio, half crimson straight-grain morocco gilt, 
 gilt top. [New York: Printed by J. Parker, 1753] 
 
 Arguments for the erection of Columbia College. VERY BARE SERIES 
 of this early New York periodical. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1183. NEW YOEK. Smith (William). The History of the Province of New 
 
 York from the First Discovery to the Year 1732. To which is 
 Annexed, a Description of the Country, with a Short Account of the 
 Inhabitants, their Trade, Religious and Political State, and the 
 Constitution of the Courts of Justice in that Colony. The South 
 View of Oswego on Lake Ontario engraved by J. Mynde. 4to, dark' 
 blue crushed levant morocco, panelled in gold, inside ribbon borders 
 and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1757 
 
 FIRST EDITION. FINE COPY. VERY SCARCE. The First History of New 
 York. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 1184. NEW YORK GAINE IMPRINT. A System: Containing. the Principles 
 
 of the Christian Religion, suitable to the Heidelberg Catechism, by 
 Plain Questions and Answers, etc. By Lambertus de Ronde, Minis- 
 ter of the Protestant Dutch Church at New York. 12mo, old boards, 
 re-backed, uncut. New York: Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1763 
 
 1185. NEW YORK. An Excellent Sermon Preached in St. Paul's Church, 
 
 New York, before the Right. Hon. Lord and General Howe, the Com- 
 modores, Generals, Colonels, and all the other inferior Officers be- 
 longing to the British Army, there residing. By the Reverend Mr. 
 O'Beirne, Chaplain to the Hon. Lord Howe. Upon the First Sunday 
 after the Attempt to burn New- York, being the 22d of Sept. last. . . 
 In which you have an Account in a Note, of the Damages done to 
 the Churches, and other public buildings, in this flourishing City. 
 Printed at the Desire of the Congregation. Engraved portrait of 
 Gen. Howe by Swaine, inserted 12pp. 16mo, blue crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt fillet lines, gilt top, uncut. [New York, 1776] 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE ; said to be the only known copy. 
 
 1186. NEW YORK. Gaine (Hugh). Game's Universal Register or Columbian 
 
 Kalendar for the Year 1786. 12mo, original leather, worn. 
 
 New York: Printed by Hugh Gaine [1785] 
 
 Except for the binding, in fine original condition, still retaining many 
 of the blank leaves bound in for memoranda in the Calendar. 
 
 1187. NEW YORK. DIRECTORY FOR 1793. Duncan (William). The New- 
 
 York Directory and Register for the Year 1793. Illustrated with a 
 new and accurate plan of the City and Part of Long Island, etc. 
 12mo, half green crushed levant morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 New York: T. & J. Swords, 1793 
 
 VERY RARE, with the map engraved by Tiebout, and the preliminary 
 leaf. Map has been backed with linen. 
 
 Richard Purdy's copy with his signature. 
 
 1188. NEW YORK. An Account of the Trial of Thomas Muir for Sedition. 
 
 Portrait engraved by Scoles. 8vo, old boards, uncut. 
 
 New York: Printed and sold by Samuel Campbell, 1794 
 Sought for because of the Scoles portrait, a fine example of early 
 American engraving. 
 
An Excellent" 
 
 S E R M O N 
 
 PREACHED IW 
 
 St. Paul's Church, NE w-Yo R K, 
 
 Before the Right Hon. Lot;d and General 
 
 HOWE, the Commodores, Generals, Co- 
 
 lonels, and all the other inferior Officers 
 
 .belonging to the Britifh army, there relid- 
 
 By the Reverend Mr. O*B E I R N 
 
 Chaplain to the Hon. tord H O' 
 
 U P P N 
 
 The firft Sunday after "the attempt to burn 
 New-York, being the wd of &/>/. Jaft. 
 
 From JEHEMIAH xit. ij. 
 
 And it Jhalleamt to p/t, a/Iff tb*t *I fyve plttAe* tie* 
 citt, I <tutU return, and "have cempaffiox on tbtm, and 
 twill bring them again every man tt bit btrita&e, and 
 e-vury matt tbis land. 
 
 In whi*h you have an % Account in a Note, 
 of the Damages done to the churcitfs, and. 
 other public buildings, in this flour\Ihing 
 City. 
 
 Pnotcd at the Defire of the, 
 
 ONLY KNOWN COPY OF O'BEIRNE'S SERMON 
 
 Facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 1185] 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1189. NEW YORK. Martel's Elements. Containing new essays on Educa- 
 
 tion ... an Introduction to the French Language ... a Selection of 
 
 delicate Bon-Mots, Anecdotes, Sentences . . . Puns, Jokes, Apologues 
 
 ...Ingenious Bepartees, etc. Quaint engraved portrait by P. R. 
 
 Maverick. Thick 12mo, maroon straight-grain morocco gilt, gilt top. 
 
 New York: Printed by C. C. Van Alen & Co., for Michael 
 
 Martel, 1796 
 
 1190. NEW YORK. Mitchill (S. L.). The Picture of New York; or the 
 
 Traveller's Guide, through the Commercial Metropolis of the United 
 States. By a Gentleman residing in this City. Folding map en- 
 graved by Peter Maverick. 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, 
 tooled with the Arms of the City in gold, inside ribbon borders and 
 gilt edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. 
 
 New York: Published by I. T. Eiley & Co., 1807 
 THE FIRST GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY. Fine copy, and very rare with 
 the map. 
 
 1191. NEW YORK. DIRECTORY FOR 1809. Longworth's American Almanac 
 
 and New- York Eegister and City Directory; for the 34th Year of 
 American Independence. 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco, 
 tooled in gold with the Arms of New York, wide inside dentelle 
 borders, gilt edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. New York, 1809 
 
 FINE COPY, SCARCE. 
 
 1192. NEW YORK. Stanford (Thomas N.). A Concise Description of the 
 
 City of New York. Giving an account of its early history, Public 
 Buildings, Amusements, Exhibitions, Benevolent and Literary Insti- 
 tutions ; together with other interesting Information. Folding plate 
 engraved by Simonne. Thin 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 tooled in gold with the City's Arms, gilt edges, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. 
 
 New York, 1814 
 
 1193. NEW YORK. [Blunt (Edmund M.).] Blunt's Stranger's Guide to the 
 
 City of New-York. Comprising a description of Public Buildings, 
 Dwelling Houses, including Population, Streets, etc. Engraved 
 folding plan by W. Hooker and 3 plates, complete. 12mo, original 
 boards, entirely uncut. New York, 1817 
 
 VERY RARE, and in exceptionally fine condition. 
 
 1194. NEW YORK. DIRECTORY FOR 1810.' Longworth's American Almanac, 
 
 New- York Register and City Directory for 1810 and for 1819. 2 
 vols. 12mo, old half calf rubbed. New York, 1810, 1819 
 
 The volume for 1819 has an engraved portrait of Franklin by Maverick 
 on the cover, the advertisements contain an engraved view of No. 212 
 Broadway, corner Fulton, "John Williams Clothier," a Steamboat, Post- 
 chaise, etc. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1195. NEW YORK. An Account of the New- York Hospital. Engraved view 
 
 by Leney, and extra-illustrated with portraits of distinguished early 
 New York physicians and prominent men. 8vo, sheets, unbound. 
 
 [New York, 1820] 
 
 1196. NEW YORK. Golden (Cadwallader). Memoir prepared at the Bequest 
 
 of a Committee of the Common Council of the City of New York, 
 and Presented to the Mayor of the City at the Celebration of the 
 Completion of the New York Canals. Engraved portraits by A. B. 
 Durand, maps, and views, some on India paper. 4to, old presenta- 
 tion calf, gilt, breaking. New York, 1825 
 
 1197. NEW YORK. Goodrich (A. T.). The Picture of New- York, and 
 
 Stranger's Guide to the Commercial Metropolis of the United States. 
 2 maps and 7 plates after A. J. Davis and others, engraved on copper. 
 Thick 12mo, old half red roan. New York [1828] 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1198. NEW YORK. Burford (Eobert). Description of a View of the City of 
 
 New York, now exhibiting at the Panorama, painted by the Proprie- 
 tor, Eobert Burford, from drawings made by him in 1832. Folding 
 plate with key. Bound in are some 30 additional panoramic views 
 and descriptions including the City of Mexico, 1825, Elba, 1815, etc. 
 8vo, half calf, rubbed. London, 1834 
 
 1199. NEW YORK. [Dawson (Henry B.).] Eeminiscences of the City of 
 
 Ne.w York and Vicinity. Plates in color and tints. 8vo, old crimson 
 morocco, tooled with a running acorn and oak branch pattern, gilt 
 edges, back nearly gone. [New York, 1855] 
 
 The within Papers, originally written for "Valentine's Manual of the 
 Corporation of the City of New York," have been brought together and 
 fifty copies printed for the use of friends of the writer. One of the first 
 of the many valuable historical works compiled by Henry B. Dawson. 
 
 1200. NEW YORK. Francis (JohnW.). Old New York ; or Eeminiscences of 
 
 the Past Sixty Years. 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt 
 top, BY BRADSTREET'S. New York, 1858 
 
 Presentation copy from Dr. Francis, with his signed inscription dated 
 Nov. 6, 1860. 
 
 1201. NEW YORK. Francis (John W.). Old New York, or, Eeminiscences of 
 
 the Past Sixty Years. With a Memoir of the Author by Henry T. 
 Tuckerman. Portraits and view. Eoyal 8vo, original cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 
 LARGE PAPER, only 100 copies printed for subscribers. This copy has 
 been enhanced by well done portrait drawings, plan, residence, etc., in 
 sepia on the margins, and a pencilled marginal note on page Ixv is 
 initialled, "H. B. W." 
 
THE 
 
 I S T O R Y 
 
 Of the P R O V I N C E of 
 
 N E W-Y O R K, 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 Firft Difcovery to the Year M.DCC.XXXII. 
 
 To which is annexed, 
 
 A Defcription of the Country, with a fhort Account of the 
 Inhabitants, their Trade,' Religious and Political State, and the 
 Conftitution of the Courts of Juftice in that Colony. 
 
 Lo ! fivarnting o'er tie neos difeoverd World, 
 Gay Colonies extend; tbe calm Retreat 
 
 Of tmdeferv'd Diftrefs. 
 
 * Bound byficial Freedom, firm they rift} 
 
 Of Britain'* Empire tbe Support and Strength. THOMSON. 
 
 Nee minor eft Virtus, ytam quarere, part a fueri. 
 
 By WILLIAM SMITH, A. M. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 Printed for THOMAS, Witeox, Bookfdler at rirgifs Head* oppofite the 
 
 New Cburcb in thp Strand* 
 
 MDCCJLVIL 
 
 ORIGINAL EDITION OF SMITH'S NEW YORK 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 1183] 
 
Fifth Session,, Friday Afternoon,, April 30th 
 
 1202. NEW YORK. Field (T. W.). Historic and Antiquarian Scenes in 
 
 Brooklyn and Vicinity, with Illustrations of Some of its Antiquities. 
 Eleven plates mainly from drawings made on the spot, and repro- 
 duced in colored and tinted lithographs, and a folding map. Royal 
 Svo., cloth, uncut. Brooklyn, 1868 
 
 The limited privately printed edition of 110 copies. 
 
 1203. NEW YOEK. Eiker (James). Harlem (City of New York). Its Origin 
 
 and Early Annals, Prefaced by Home Scenes in the Fatherlands; 
 or Notices of its Founders before Emigration. Also Sketches of 
 Numerous Families, and the Recovered History of the Land Titles. 
 Maps and illustrations. Royal Svo, very dark brown crushed levant 
 morocco gilt, inside borders and gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 New York: Printed for the Author, 1881 
 
 1204. NEW YORK. Tuckerman (Bayard). The Diary of Philip Hone, 1828- 
 
 1851. Edited, with introduction. Portrait. 2 vols. Svo, cloth, 
 uncut. New York, 1889 
 
 LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1205. NEW YORK. Pasko (W. W. Editor). MDCIX MDCCCXC. Old 
 
 New York. A Journal relating to the History and Antiquities of 
 New York City. Portraits. 2 vols. royal Svo, brown morocco gilt, 
 gilt tops, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1890 
 
 A collection of monographs relating to early New York, its printing, 
 minor and obsolete streets, etc., containing reprints from manuscripts, 
 "Diary of Dr. Alexander Anderson," "Diary of Philip Hone," etc. 
 
 1206. NEW YORK. Hildeburn (Charles R.). Sketches of Printers and Print- 
 
 ing in Colonial New York. Portrait of Rivington etched by Albert 
 Eosenthal, and many examples of printing. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1895 
 One of 375 copies printed on hand-made paper. 
 
 1207. NEW YORK. Halsey (R. T. Haines). Pictures of Early New York on 
 
 Dark Blue Staffordshire Pottery, together with Pictures of Boston 
 and New England, Philadelphia, the South and West. Frontispiece 
 in colors, and other plates in colors or in blue and white. 4to, vellum 
 gilt. New York, 1899 
 
 One of only 30 copies printed on Imperial Japan paper with the plates 
 in colors. 
 
 1208. NEW YORK. Pelletreau (William S.). Early New York Houses. 
 
 With Historical and Genealogical Notes. Illustrations from original 
 photographs and prints of old houses. Royal 8vo, in the ten parts 
 as issued, enclosed in the original box. 
 
 New York : F. P. Harper, 1900 
 
 Limited to 25 copies on Japan paper, with a duplicate set of the 
 illustrations on plate paper. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1209. NEW YORK. ICONOPHILE SOCIETY. Washington's Reception by the 
 
 Ladies of Trenton, together with the Chorus sung as he passed under 
 the Triumphal Arch raised on the Bridge over the Assunpink. 4 
 plates from rare Originals. Thin 4to, wrappers. 
 
 New York, 1903 
 Limited to 104 copies on hand-made paper. 
 
 1210. NEW YORK. Eeport of the Commissioners on supplying the City of 
 
 New York with Water, November 1833. With large folding maps; 
 Eeport of the Board of Aldermen in favor of enlarging the Battery. 
 With map. 1848; Report of the Special Committee on Parks on 
 laying out a new Park (Central Park) in the upper Part of the City. 
 With map. January, 1852. Together, 3 vols. 8vo, two in half 
 morocco and one in full morocco gilt. 
 
 1211. NEW YORK. New York Genealogical and Biographical Society Publi- 
 
 cations. Vols. 1 to 4, (Marriages and Baptisms of the Dutch Church, 
 1639-1801, etc) ; Records of New Amsterdam. 7 vols. New York, 
 1897; Dix's Parish of Trinity Church. 4 vols., New York, 1898- 
 1906. Together, 15 vols. 
 
 1212. NEW YORK. New York 170 Years ago, by J. W. Moulton. Folding 
 
 view. New York, 1843; Go WANS' Bibliotheca Americana. No. 3 
 (Miller's Description of New York). Plans of the City in 1695. 
 With Notes by J. G. Shea. New York, 1862 ; DENTON'S Brief Des- 
 cription of New York, with Notes by G. Furman (Gowans' Bib. 
 Americana, No. 1.) New York, 1.845; HISTORY of the City of New 
 York, by M. L. Booth. Illustrated. New York, 1860; and others. 
 Together, 20 vols. 
 The Gowans monographs are limited to 100 copies. 
 
 1213. NEW YORK. Valentine's Manuals. Complete Set of the Original Issues. 
 
 Including the EXCESSIVELY RARE FIRST ISSUE, 16mo, 1841-2. With 
 the map (which is breaking) and the binding a little shabby. The 
 next year, 1842-3, was the year in which the publication was taken up 
 by D. T. Valentine, the size was in 12mo, and there are two maps and 
 two plates; six more small volumes, (gradually growing larger) cover 
 the years to 1849 (a presentation copy from Valentine), all with the 
 maps and plates as issued, and all are in good condition. The re- 
 maining volumes, 1850 to 1870 (none was issued for 1867) are in 
 fine condition with the illustrations and maps. Together, 28 vols. 
 
 New York, 1841-1870 
 
 Collected and complete sets of the New York Manuals are practically 
 unobtainable owing to the scarcity of the earlier volumes, and the gen- 
 erally depleted condition of the later ones, so often having been robbed 
 of their historical color-plates of Old New York. The first issue for 
 1841-2 Is EXCESSIVELY RARE. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1214. NEW YORK. Watson's Historic Tales of the Olden Time (New York). 
 
 Plates. New York, 1832; BELDEN'S New York, Past, Present and 
 Future. Views. New York, 1849. THE BLOODY WEEK, by An 
 Eye- Witness. New York, 1863; LANGDON'S Map of New York 
 City. 1830; HOOKER'S Plan of New York City. 1825; THE NEW 
 YORK DIRECTORY, by David Franks (a ''doctored" facsimile of the 
 First New York directory) 1786 ; and others, including early guide 
 books, maps and directories. About 40 vols. 
 
 The facsimile of the First New York Directory is an interesting speci- 
 men of how well a facsimile can be "faked" to deceive the uninitiated. 
 
 1215. NEW YORK. Valentine's History of the City of New York. New York, 
 
 1853; GERARD'S The Old Stadt Huys of New Amsterdam. New 
 York, 1875; BRIDGE'S description of the Map of the City of New 
 York and Island of Manhattan. New York, 1811; HISTORICAL 
 Index to the New York Common Council Manuals. New York, 
 1900; BARBER and Howe's Historical Collections of the State of New 
 York. Illustrated. New York, 1842; and others relating to New 
 York. About 50 vols., including some pamphlets. 
 
 1216. NEW YORK STATE. The Constitution of the State of New- York. Small 
 
 8vo, pp. 43, half blue straight-grain morocco, gilt top. 
 
 New- York: Printed by Samuel Loudon, 1783 
 
 EXCESSIVELY BARE. The last ten pages contain "An Ordinance . . . for 
 organizing and establishing the Government." 
 
 1217. NEW YORK STATE. Thompson (Benjamin F.). History of Long 
 
 Island; Containing an Account of the Discovery and Settlement, 
 with other Important and Interesting Matters to the Present Time. 
 Two views, "Scenery at Hempstead Harbor" etc. 8vo, brown 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt panel, corner ornaments, wide gilt 
 inside borders, gilt top, BY BRADSTREET. FINE COPY. 
 
 New York, 1839 
 
 1218. NEW YORK STATE. Jogues (Father Isaac). Novum Belgium: An 
 
 Account of New Netherland in 1643-4. Notes by John Gilmary 
 Shea. With facsimile of his original manuscript, portrait and map. 
 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1862 
 
 Privately printed in a very limited issue. The map is that of De Laet 
 and the View of Amsterdam shows the town after the erection of the 
 Church in the Fort. 
 
 1219. NIELLO ENGRAVING. Duchesne Aine. Essai sur les Nielles, Gravures 
 
 des Orfevres Florentins du XVe Siecle. Illustrations, including 
 impressions from the original silver plates. 8vo, French polished 
 calf tooled in a Renaissance pattern in gold and blind tooling, gilt 
 edges, in slip case. Paris, 1826 
 
 SCARCE WORK, beautifully produced, of these scarce little silver en- 
 gravings of the Goldsmiths of the Fifteenth Century. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1220. NODIER (CHARLES). The Bibliomaniac. Translated by Mabel Osgood 
 
 Wright. 45 illustrations by Maurice Leloir, engraved on wood by 
 F. Noel. Thin 8vo, wrappers, unbound. New York, 1894 
 
 No. 5 of the five copies printed on China paper, not for sale. With an 
 extra set of the Japan vellum paper proofs. 
 
 1221. NODIER (CHARLES). The Bibliomaniac. Translated by Mabel Osgood 
 
 Wright. 45 illustrations by Maurice Leloir, engraved on wood by 
 F. Noel. Thin 8vo, wrappers. New York, 1894 
 
 Limited Edition of 150 copies on Japan paper. 
 
 1222. OMAR KHAYYAM. Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam with the 
 
 Persian Originals, and the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, translated 
 by E. Heron Allan. 2 vols. London and Boston, 1899-1898; WHIN- 
 FIELD'S Quatrains of Omar Khayyam, the Persian Text, with an 
 English Verse Translation. London, 1883; The Rubaiyat of Omar 
 Khaiyam from the French of J. B. Nicolas, by Baron Corvo. Lon- 
 don, 1903; FITZGERALD'S Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam and the 
 Salaman and Absal of Jami. 4th edition. London, 1879; The 
 Ruba'yat, translated by Mrs. Cadell, with introduction by Richard 
 Garnett. London, 1899; JOHN HAY'S In Praise of Omar. On vel- 
 lum paper from the Mosher press. Together, 7 vols. 
 
 1223. ORTELITJS'S ATLAS. Epitome Theatri Orteliani. 109 maps. Oblong 
 
 12mo, vellum, gilt. Antwerp : Ph. Galle, 1595 
 
 The maps include a separate map of America and one of the World 
 showing America. 
 
 1224. O'SHATJGHNESSY (ARTHUR). An Epic of Women. 1870; Lays of 
 
 France. 1872 ; Music and Moonlight. 1874 ; Toyland. 1875 ; Songs 
 of a Worker. 1881. ALL FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 5 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth. London, 1870-1881 
 
 1225. PAINE (THOMAS). Rights of Man; Being an Answer to Mr. Burke's 
 
 Attack on the French Revolution. London, 1791; Rights of Man. 
 Part the Second. Combining Principle and Practice. London, 
 1792. 2 vols. 8vo, half crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, 
 uncut, small ink-spot on title of the first part. 
 
 London, 1791-1792 
 VERY BARE IN THE ORIGINAL CONDITION, UNCUT. 
 
 1226. PAINE (THOMAS). Life, by Cheetham, N. Y., 1809 ; PENNELL'S Play in 
 
 Provence, and "To Gypsyland." New York, 1892-93; WERT- 
 HEIMER'S The Duke of Reichstadt. London, 1905 ; VANDAM'S .An 
 Englishman in Paris. London, 1892; and others. Together, 40 
 vols. 
 
 1227. PARDOE (JULIA). The Romance of the Harem. FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. 
 
 small 8vo, original cloth, uncut, time worn. 
 
 London: Henry Colburn, 1839 
 
Fifth Session , Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1228. PAEDOE (JULIA). Louis the Fourteenth and the Court of France in 
 
 the Seventeenth Century. FIRST EDITION. Numerous portraits and 
 other illustrations. 3 vols. 8vo, half green crushed levant morocco 
 gilt, gilt tops, uncut, BY TOUT. London : Bentley, 1886 
 
 1229. PAEDOE (JULIA). The Court and Reign of Francis the First, King of 
 
 France. FIRST EDITION. Engraved portraits. 3 vols. 8vo, half 
 green crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, BY TOUT. 
 
 London: Bentley, 1887 
 Uniform in binding with above. 
 
 1230. PARDOE (JULIA). The Life of Marie de Medicis, Queen of France, Con- 
 
 sort of Henri IV, and Regent of the Kingdom under Louis XIII. 
 Illustrated. 3 vols. tall 8vo, half green crushed levant morocco gilt, 
 gilt top, uncut. London, 1890 
 
 Uniform in binding with above. 
 
 1231. PARNELL (DR. THOMAS). Poems on Several Occasions. Written by 
 
 Dr. Thomas Parnell, late Arch-Deacon of Clogher: and Published 
 by Mr. Pope. Small 8vo, old leather. London, 1722 
 
 FIRST EDITION. The Dedication, in verse, to Robert, Earl of Oxford 
 by Pope, dated Sept. 25, 1721, is here printed for the first time. 
 
 1232. PASSE (CRISPIN DE Flemish engraver, died in 1636.). Liber Genesis: 
 
 aereis f ormis a Crispin Passaeo expressus . . . explicatus per R. D. 
 Guilielmum Salsmannum. Title and 59 leaves, each leaf having a 
 copper engraving with text below. Small 4to, old calf, some leaves 
 waterstained. Arnheim: Jansson, 1616 
 
 A SCARCE VOLUME by one of the noted old engravers. A few of the 
 plates show stipple work, being very early examples of this form of 
 engraving. 
 
 1233. PATER (WALTER). An Imaginary Portrait. Square 12mo, original 
 
 wrappers, uncut. [Oxford, 1894] 
 
 Daniel Press issue, No. 84 of 250 copies privately printed. 
 
 1234. PATER (WALTER). Essays from the Guardian. 12mo, original boards, 
 
 uncut. London, 1896 
 
 FIRST EDITION. No. 76 of 100 copies printed at the Chiswick Press for 
 private circulation. FINE COPY, VERY RARE. 
 
 1235. PATER (WALTER). The Renaissance. London, 1877; Marius the Epi- 
 
 curean. 2 vols. London, 1885; Imaginary Portraits. London, 
 1887; Appreciations. 1889; Greek Studies. London, 1895; to- 
 gether, 6 vols. half morocco ; The Renaissance. London, 1873 ; Plato 
 and Platonism. New York, 1893. One of 100 copies, uncut. Greek 
 Studies. New York, 1895. One of 100 copies, uncut; Miscellaneous 
 Studies. New York, 1895. One of 100 copies, uncut; Gaston de 
 Latour. London, 1896. In cloth. Together, 11 vols. 8vo, cloth 
 and half morocco. London, various dates 
 
 FINE COLLECTION. ALL FIRST EDITIONS except the first which is the 
 second and revised edition. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1236. PAYNE (JOHN). Villon (Francois). The Poems of Master Francis 
 
 Villon of Paris, now first done into English Verse, in the original 
 Forms, by John Payne. Facsimiles. Small 4to, vellum gilt, gilt top, 
 uncut. London, 1878 
 
 FIRST EDITION. No. 86 of 157 copies printed for private circulation by 
 the Villon Society. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1237. PAYNE (JOHN). The Quatrains of Omar Khayyam of Nishapour, now 
 
 first completely done into English Verse from the Persian in accord- 
 ance with the original forms, with bibliographical and critical intro- 
 duction. Imperial 8vo, vellum and boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1898 
 
 LARGE PAPER. No 37 of the 75 printed for the Villon Society by private 
 subscription and for private circulation only. 
 
 1238. PAYNE (JOHN). The Masque of Shadows and other Poems. London, 
 
 1870. FIRST EDITION. Presentation copy from the author; Intag- 
 lios. 1871. FIRST EDITION; Songs of Life and Death. 1872. 
 FIRST EDITION; Lautrec. Wrappers, 1878; New Poems. London, 
 1880. Signed presentation inscription by the Author. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. Together, 5 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 1239. PAYNE (JOHN HOWARD Author of "Home, Sweet Home"). MANU- 
 
 SCRIPT DIARY beginning "Thursday Sept. 19" and covering one side 
 of the following 94 pages, with occasional paragraphs on the blank 
 reverses, to Monday Sept. 30, ending abruptly at the bottom of the 
 last page. Undated but a newspaper clipping of a wedding, inserted, 
 places the date as 1839. 4to, half roan. Laid in are notes from ladies, 
 publishers, a broadside announcement of an auction sale of books by 
 William Gowans at "The New York Long Room, 169 Broadway/' 
 Sept. 21, 1839, and a two-page autograph of Payne's signed "Justice." 
 One of the voluminous Diaries kept by Payne in much detail, here 
 he gives all the gossip of the town, his opinions on Boston, tells what 
 he is reading, gives account of family disagreements, etc. 
 
 1240. PEACOCK (THOMAS LOVE). Headlong Hall, Maid Marian, Melincourt. 
 
 2 vols.; Gryll Grange. 2 vols.; and others. Edited by Richard 
 Garnett. Portrait and frontispieces by Hubert Railton, etc. 9 vols. 
 12mo, half brown morocco, gilt tops. London: Dent, 1891 
 
 1241. PENNELL (JOSEPH). Pen Drawing and Pen Draughtsmen. Their 
 
 Work and Their Methods. A Study of the Art to-day, with technical 
 suggestions. Fully illustrated. 4to, boards, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1889 
 LARGE PAPER. Limited Edition. 
 
 1242. PENNELL (JOSEPH). Modern Illustration. Fully illustrated. Tall 8vo, 
 
 half mouse-colored crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1895 
 
 A special edition on Japanese vellum of which only 125 copies were 
 printed. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1243. PENNELL (JOSEPH). The Alhambra, by Washington Irving. Introduc- 
 
 tion by Elizabeth E. Pennell. Illustrated with drawings Ity Joseph 
 Pennell, Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 LARGE PAPER, of which only 500 copies were issued, and containing 12 
 original lithographs by Pennell issued only with this edition. 
 
 1244. PENNELL (JOSEPH AND ELIZIBETH E.). Lithography & Lithographers. 
 
 Some Chapters in the History of the Art. With technical remarks 
 and suggestions. Fully illustrated. 4to, boards, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1898 
 
 LIMITED LARGE PAPER EDITION with the Whistler-Way lithograph por- 
 trait of Joseph Pennell only in this issue. 
 
 1245. PETERS (REV. SAMUEL). A General History of Connecticut from its 
 
 First Settlement under George Fenwick to the Latest Period of 
 Amity with Great Britain including a Description of the Country 
 and many curious and interesting Anecdotes .... By a Gentleman of 
 the Province. 8vo, original calf. London, 1781 
 
 EXTREMELY RARE. THE ORIGINAL EDITION. The notorious "Blue Laws" 
 are dealt with in this volume and many historians consider that the 
 Reverend author fabricated many of them. On the fly-leaf is an inscrip- 
 tion stating that the volume was given by its author the Revd. Mr. Peters 
 to Charles Coldcall in 1785. 
 
 1246. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. The Traveller's Directory: or, a 
 
 Pocket Companion, shewing the Course of the Main Road from 
 Philadelphia to New York; and from Philadelphia to Washington; 
 with descriptions of the places through which it passes and the inter- 
 sections of the Cross Roads, with an account of such remarkable 
 objects as are generally interesting to Travellers. Bound at the end 
 are the plates, of the sections of the road to both places. 8vo, old 
 leather. Philadelphia, 1804 
 
 1247. PHILIPS (AMBROSE). Pastorals. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, half 
 
 roan, BY BEDFORD. London, 1710 
 
 1248. PHILIPS (AMBROSE). Pastorals, Epistles, Odes and other Original 
 
 Poems, with Translations from Pindar, Anacreon and Sappho. 
 12mo, old leather, rebacked, contemporary name on title. 
 
 London, 1765 
 The Bierstadt copy, with his bookplate by E. D. French. 
 
 3249. PHILIPS (JOHN). Poems on Several Occasions. The Fourth Edition; 
 The Splendid Shilling; Poems. Third Edition. 1720; Cyder, a 
 Poem. 1827. Bound in one volume, with a plate, 12mo, brown 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt edges. London, 1828, etc. 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30ih 
 
 1250. PHILLIPS (MRS. KATHERINE). Poems by the Most Deservedly Admired 
 
 Mrs. Katherine Philips. The Matchless Orinda. To which is added 
 Monsieur Corneille's Pompey & Horace, Tragedies, With several 
 other Translations out of French. Portrait as Orinda by Faithorne. 
 Small folio, crimson straight-grain morocco gilt, inside gilt borders 
 and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London : Printed by J. M. for H. Herringman, 1667 
 THE FIRST GENUINE EDITION. VERY SCABCE. 
 
 1251. PICKERING'S ALDINE POETS. Poems of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey; 
 
 Poetical Works of Sir Thomas Wyatt. With portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth, uncut. London: William Pickering, 1831 
 
 ORIGINAL ISSUES. 
 
 1252. PIERS PLOUGHMAN. The Vision and Creed of Piers Ploughman, newly 
 
 Imprinted. Frontispiece. 2 vols, small 8vo, original cloth. 
 
 London : Wm. Pickering, 1822 
 
 The well printed Pickering edition with notes by Thomas Wright. 
 SCARCE. 
 
 1253. PLANTIN PRESS. Junius (Hadrian). Hadriana Juini Medici. Emble- 
 
 mata, ejusdem Aenigmatum libellus ad D. Arnoldum Rosenbergum. 
 Each page printed within ornamental border and tvith numerous 
 woodcuts. 12mo, crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY BRANY. 
 
 Antwerp, 1565 
 
 1254. PLANTIN PRESS. Lipsius (Justus). De Militia Romana, Commen- 
 
 tarius ad Polybium. Folding plate. Tall 8vo, contemporary brown 
 morocco, the sides and back thickly tooled in fleurs-de-lys in gold 
 within a scroll border, arms in the centre, gilt edges. Antwerp, 1596 
 
 1255. PLANTIN PRESS. Trivmphvs lesv Christi Crvcifixi. Per R. P. Bartholo- 
 
 maeu Riccium a Castro-Fidardo Societas lesu. Engraved title and 
 plates by Adrian Collaert. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant mo- 
 rocco, inside gilt borders, gilt on marbled edges, BY HARDY. 
 
 Antwerp, 1608 
 Fine impressions of the plates. 
 
 1256. PLANTIN PRESS. Frederici de Marselaer Equitis Legatus. Libri Duo. 
 
 Ad Philippum IV Hispaniarum Regem. Engraved title by Cornells 
 Galle and printer's device. 4to, vellum gilt with arms, gilt edges. 
 
 Antwerp, 1626 
 
 1257. PLANTIN PRESS. C. Cornelii Taciti Opera Quae Exstant. Justus Lip- 
 
 sius postremium recensuit. Additi Commentarii aucti emendatique 
 ab ultima manu. Accessit C. Velleius Paterculus, cum Eiusdem 
 Lipsi auctioribus Notis. Engraved device of the press on the title 
 and many woodcut historiated initials, with preliminary leaf of 
 presentation. Folio, original vellum, gilt with arms. 
 
 Antwerp, 1627 
 
Fifth Session, Friday Afternoon, April 30th 
 
 1258. PLANTIN PRESS. Ivsti Lipsi de Crvce. Libri Tres. Ad sacram pro- 
 
 fanamque historiam vtiles. Engraved device on title, and additional 
 
 leaf at end with the printer's device in woodcut. Small folio, half 
 
 calf. Antwerp, 1629 
 
 A history of the Gross, its various forms, methods of crucifixion, etc. 
 
 1259. PLANTIN PRESS. Degeorge (Leon). La Maison Plantin a Anvers. 
 
 Monographic complete de cette Imprimerie celebre aux XVIe et 
 
 XVIIe Siecles. Deuxieme Edition, augmentee d'une Liste Chrono- 
 
 logique des Ouvrages imprimes par Plantin a Anvers, 1555-1589. 
 
 Portrait. Tall 8vo, half brown crushed levant morocco, gilt top, 
 
 .uncut. Bruxelles, 1878 
 
 Limited to 500 copies. 
 
 1260. PLATING CARDS. A pack of the late 17th Century Playing Cards, with 
 
 scenes engraved on them of the Murder of Sir Edmund Berry God- 
 frey and of the Rye House Plot; Pack of cards, published at Tubin- 
 gen by J. G. Cotta, engraved in stipple with scenes of cupids, classical 
 characters, and other subjects; Pack (78) of "Etteilla" Fortune- 
 telling cards, colored, issued and bound as sheets in a volume, to 
 be cut out and mounted on card. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 1261. PLUTARCH. Plutarch's Morals. Translated from the Greek by Several 
 
 Hands. Collected and Revised by Wm. W. Goodwin. With Intro- 
 duction by E. W. Emerson. 5 vols. royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 tops. Boston, 1871 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIER CLUB 
 
 Sixth Session, Numbers 1262 to 1529, inclusive 
 
 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30th, AT 8:00 O'CLOCK 
 
 1262. POE (EDGAE ALLAN). The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, of Nan- 
 
 tucket, North America. FIEST ENGLISH EDITION. 12mo, cloth, 
 small tear in margin of title. London, 1838 
 
 A letter is inserted contending that this English edition preceded the 
 American. 
 
 1263. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 2 vols. 12mo, dark brown crushed levant morocco, pan- 
 elled in gilt with pointille and fillet lines, corner ornaments, inside 
 dentelle borders, crimson levant end-papers, brocade fly-leaves, gilt 
 top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Philadelphia, 1840 
 
 FINE COPY. 
 
 1264. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). American Review, a Whig Journal of Politics, 
 
 Literature, Art and Science. Two Portraits. Vols. 1 and 2, for 
 1845. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. New York, 1845 
 
 Contains "The Raven." Poe sent the manuscript to this publication, 
 but through the courtesy of the editor it appeared a few days earlier 
 in the Evening Mirror. 
 
 1265. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). The Eaven and Other Poems. 12mo, dark 
 
 brown crushed levant morocco gilt panels with pointille lines and 
 corner ornaments, inside dentelle borders, crimson levant and watered 
 silk end papers and fly-leaves, gilt tops, the original covers bound in, 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY, name on title. (The half-title misplaced by 
 binder). New York, 1845 
 
 FIRST EDITION. FINE COPY. 
 
 1266. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Tales. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, dark brown 
 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt panels in pointille and fillet lines with 
 corner ornaments, inside dentelle borders, crimson levant morocco 
 and watered silk end-papers and fly-leaves, gilt top, original wrap- 
 pers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1845 
 FINE COPY. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 3267. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Mesmerism "In Articulo Mortis." An Astound- 
 ing & Horrifying Narrative, shewing the extraordinary Power of 
 Mesmerism in arresting the Progress of Death. Svo, half straight- 
 grain morocco, gilt top. London, 1846 
 FIRST AND ONLY SEPARATE EDITION. 
 
 1268. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Eureka : A Prose Poem. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 original black cloth, back wearing a little at top and bottom. 
 
 New York, 1848 
 
 1269. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Tamerlane and Other Poems. First Published 
 
 in Boston in 1827 and now first republished from a Unique Copy of 
 the Original Edition. With a Preface. By Kichard Herne Shep- 
 herd. 16mo, vellum, uncut. London, 1884 
 No. 18 of 100 copies printed. 
 
 1270. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Edgar Poe. Histoires Extraordinaires ; Nou- 
 
 velles Histoires Extraordinaires. Traduites par Charles Baudelaire. 
 60 etched plates in two states, Japan proofs before letters and Hol- 
 land proofs. 2 vols. thick tall Svo, brown crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt dentelle and dotted borders, inside gilt borders, gilt tops, uncut, 
 BY MATTHEWS. Paris, 1884 
 
 Limited to 100 copies on Japan paper. Vierge, Chifflart, Abot and other 
 distinguished artists illustrated this limited edition. 
 
 1271. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). The Broadway Journal, 1845-6, Vol. 1, No. 1 
 
 to Vol. 2, No. 26 (All published.) Edited by Poe, whose name ap- 
 pears from No. 10 on, and to which he contributed many articles, 
 including "The Raven." Very fine copy in half roan; GRAHAM'S 
 MAGAZINE, Vols. 20, 22, and 24, with Poe's contributions; (1842, 
 3 and 4) and those of Hawthorne, Lowell, and others. With the 
 fashion plates and other illustrations in the volume for 1844, but 
 lacking in the other two. Together, 4 vols. Svo, half roan. 
 
 1272. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, with notices of 
 
 his Life and Genius, (and) The Literati. 3 vols. 1850; The Raven, 
 with commentary by J. H. Ingram. London, 1885 ; Edgar Poe and 
 his Critics, by Sarah Helen Whitman. 1860; Edgar Allan Poe, a 
 Memorial Volume, by Sara S. Rice. Baltimore, 1877. Sheet from 
 Sartain's Magazine, January, 1850, giving a version of Annabel 
 Lee; Excerpt from Graham's Magazine, 1845, with Poe's System of 
 Dr. Tarr ; and for July, 1845, with "Imp of the Perverse," and for 
 February, 1845, with E. A. Poe, by J. R. Lowell. Together, 7 vols. 
 
 0000. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). For an interesting series of letters by James 
 Russell Lowell to Poe, See, No. 1023. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1273. POPE (ALEXANDER). The Temple of Fame. London, 1715; A Key to 
 
 the Lock. London, 1715. BOTH FIRST EDITIONS. Bound in a 
 volume, with other pieces, 8vo, old calf, cover loose. The first lacks 
 the half-title. London, 1715 
 
 Other pieces in the volume include, Gay's Trivia, FIRST EDITION (the 
 scarce "crossed-keys" issue) ; What d'Ye Call It, by the same, with 
 the frontispiece; ^Esop at the Bear-Garden, imitation of Pope's Temple 
 of Fame, by Mr. Preston, 1715; Homerides, or, a letter to Mr. Pope by 
 Sir Iliad Doggrel, 1715; etc. 
 
 1274. POPE (ALEXANDER). The Works of Mr. Alexander Pope. 4to, old 
 
 leather, rebacked. London, 1717 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY FROM POPE. "Ex dono Amicissimi Authoris. 1717" 
 inscribed inside the cover and with the bookplate of Richard, Baron 
 Car rill. With verbal corrections on pages 419 and 424 in "Eloisa to 
 Abelard." Contains the half-title and there are charming vignettes 
 throughout as head and tail-pieces by Gribelin. This was evidently one 
 of the first issue, there being several of this first edition, as shown by 
 Pope's presentation inscription. The device on the title is a trophy of 
 trumpets and harps. 
 
 1275. POPE (ALEXANDER). The Dunciad : an Heroic Poem. In Three Books. 
 
 The Third Edition. Owl frontispiece. 12mo, dark green crushed 
 levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Dublin, Printed: London, Reprinted for A. Dodd, 1728 
 Considered to be the third issue of the first edition. All these varieties 
 of the first edition are very rare. 
 
 1276. POPE (ALEXANDER). The Dunciad Variorum with the Prolegomena of 
 
 Scriblerus. Vignette of the book-laden ass on title. 8vo, dark green 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, Printed for A. Dob, 1729 
 The first 8vo variorum edition. SCARCE. 
 
 1277. POPE (ALEXANDER). An Essay on Man. The Four parts complete in 
 
 one vol. Folio, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London [1733-1734] 
 
 FIRST EDITIONS of Parts 3 and 4, and second issues of first edition of 
 Parts 1 and 2. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1278. POPE (ALEXANDER). The New Dunciad as it was found in the Year 
 
 1741. With the Illustrations of Scriblerus and Notes Variorum. 
 4to, half morocco, gilt top. London, 1742 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the Fourth and Last Book. FINE COPY AND VERY 
 SCARCE. 
 
 1279. POPE (ALEXANDER). The Dunciad in Four Books. Printed according 
 
 to the complete Copy found in the year 1742 with the Prolegomena 
 of Scriblerus and Notes Variorum. To which are added several 
 Notes now first published, the Hypercrities of Aristarchus . . . etc. 
 4to, three-quarter dark green crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1743 
 FIRST COMPLETE EDITION, edited by Warburton. FINE COPY. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30ih 
 
 1280. POPE (ALEXANDER). The. Dunciad with Notes Varorium and the Pro- 
 
 legomena of Scriblerus. Written in the year 1727. Frontispiece of 
 the owl (re-touched and varied with Gildon and Blackmore's name.} 
 Small 8vo, dark green crushed levant morocco, gilt, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY, name on title. 
 
 London: Printed for Lawton Gilliver, no date 
 
 1281. POPE (ALEXANDER). Poetical Miscellanies. Published by Mr. Steele. 
 
 London, 1714; A New Miscellany of Original Poems. London, 1720. 
 Both containing first appearances of pieces by Pope. Together, 2 
 vols. 8vo, old calf. London, 1714-1720 
 
 1282. POPELIN (CLAUDIUS). Les Vieux Arts du Feu. Deuxieme edition. 
 
 Illustrated. Square royal 8vo, half brown crushed levant morocco, 
 the back tooled in garlands, gilt top, BY RITTER, the original covers 
 bound in. Paris, 1878 
 
 The limited edition having all the delicate head and tail-pieces in two 
 states, one on China paper. A treatise on the ancient manufacture of 
 bronzes, etc. 
 
 1283. PORTRAITS. Hardie (James). The New Universal Biographical Dic- 
 
 tionary and American Remembrancer . . . Embellished with Portraits 
 of the most distinguished characters engraved from original Draw- 
 ings. Portraits by Tiebout, Scales, Rollinson, and other rare early 
 American engravers. 4 vols. 8vo, original marbled leather, name on 
 titles, bindings rubbed. New York, 1805 
 
 1284. PORTRAITS. National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. 
 
 Conducted by J. B. Longacre and James Herring. Engraved por- 
 traits by A. B. Durand, Longacre, etc. 4 vols. Philadelphia, 1837- 
 39; BIOGRAPHICA AMERICANA, or Lives of Distinguished Persons of 
 North America, by a Gentleman of Philadelphia. Portraits by 
 Edwin, Gimbrede, Leney and others. New York, 1825; THE 
 UNIQE. Vol. I. London (1824). Engraved portraits by Smeeton, 
 including Washington. Together, 6 vols. royal 8vo and 8vo. half 
 morocco. 
 
 1285. PR AED (WINTHROP MACK WORTH). Lillian : a Fairy Tale. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. Thin 8vo, polished calf gilt, gilt edges, BY BEDFORD. 
 
 London, 1823 
 
 1286. PRAYER. BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. And Administration of the Sacra- 
 
 ments and other Eites and Ceremonies of the Church according to 
 the uses of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Foliated page borders. 
 Folio, vellum gilt, gilt top. New York, de Vinne Press, 1893 
 
 The limited edition of the beautifully produced edition of the Prayer 
 Book. Laid in is the explanatory leaflet by D. B. Updike. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1287. PRESCOTT (WILLIAM EL). History of the Conquest of Mexico. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Portraits. 3 vols. New York, 1843; TOOK. Life of 
 Catherine II. of Eussia. Plates. 3 vols. London, 1798; PAPERS 
 relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States. Washington, 
 1877; A collection of 64 miscellaneous engravings and portraits; and 
 one other. Together, 9 vols. 8vo, cloth and calf, worn. 
 
 1288. PRKVOST (ABBE). Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du Chevalier des 
 
 Grieux. Portrait by Ficquet and the pretty copper plates by Corny 
 after Lefevre. 2 vols. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, tooled 
 in gilt fillet lines, gilt backs, gilt inside borders, gilt tops, uncut, 
 original covers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1860 
 
 FINE COPY. 
 
 1289. PRIME (W. C.). Pottery and Porcelain of all Times and Nations. 
 
 With Tables of Factory and Artists' Marks for the Use of Collectors. 
 Fully illustrated. Thick tall 8vo, cloth, New York, 1878 
 
 1290. PRINTING. Eoberts (W.). Printers' Marks. A Chapter in the History 
 
 of Typography. Hundreds of illustrations. Tall 8vo, half mouse- 
 colored crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1893 
 
 The Limited Issue on Japanese vellum of which only 75 were printed 
 at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 1291. PRINTING. American Dictionary of Printing and Bookmaking. Illus- 
 
 trated. 4to, half green morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 New York: Lockwood, 1894 
 
 1292. PRINTING. Moxon's Mechanick Exercises. Or the Doctrine of Handy- 
 
 Works applied to the Art of Printing. A Literal Reprint of the 
 FIRST EDITION, 1683. With Preface and Notes by Theo. L. De 
 Vinne. 2 vols. tall 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1896 
 
 Limited to 450 copies on hand-made paper printed by the Typothetae of 
 New York. Inscribed by Mr. De Vinne to E. B. Holdeii. 
 
 1293. PUTNAM (GEORGE HAVEN). Books and Their Makers during the Mid- 
 
 dle Ages (476 to 1709). A Study of the Conditions of the Produc- 
 tion and Distribution of Literature from the Fall of the Roman 
 Empire to the Close of the Seventeenth Century. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1896 
 
 1294. PUTNAM (ISRAEL). An Essay on the Life of the Honourable Major 
 
 General Israel Putnam, addressed to the State Society of the Cin- 
 cinnati in Connecticut. By Col. David Humphreys, with notes and 
 additions. With an Appendix containing a Sketch of the Bunker 
 Hill Battle. By S. Swett. Engraved portrait by Gimbrede. 12mo, 
 original boards, paper label, entirely uncut. Boston, 18is' 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1295. QUANTIN'S CLASSICS. Virgil. Les Bucoliques. Traduction d' Andre 
 
 Lefevre. Tinted borders to each page and vignettes by Auguste 
 Leloir. Green crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1881; POESIES DE ANACREON et de Sapho, 
 traduction de M. de La Roche-Aymon. Vignettes in colors. Light- 
 brown crushed levant morocco, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1882 ; 
 LUCIEN, Dialogue des Courtisanes, traduction de Pons. Vignettes 
 in colors and gold. In the original wrappers. Paris, 1881. To- 
 gether, 3 vols. Paris, 1881-1882 
 
 1296. QUARLES (FRANCIS). Sions Elegies. Wept by Jeremie the Prophet: 
 
 [and] Periphras'd by Era: Quarles. 1624. Sions Sonets. Sung by 
 Solomon the King. 1625. The Sonets ivith woodcut border to title. 
 Bound in one vol. small 4to, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY RIVIERE. London, 1624-1625 
 
 FIRST EDITIONS, and the only separate edition of the "Sonets." 
 
 1297. QUARLES (FRANCIS). Divine Poems: Containing the History of lonah, 
 
 Ester, lob. Sions Sonets. Elegies. An Elegie on Dr. Ailmer not 
 formerly printed. Engraved title by T. Cecill, and the "Minde of 
 the frontispiece" (in poor condition and laid in) . 12mo, blue crushed 
 levant morocco, with a blind-tooled medallion on the sides, gilt fillet 
 lines and edges, BY RIVIERE. London, 1630 
 
 FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. 
 
 1298. QUARLES (FRANCIS). The Historie of Samson. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 4to, blue morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London, 1631 
 
 1299. QUARLES (FRANCIS). The Shepheards Oracles: Delivered in Certain 
 
 Eclogues. Engraved frontispiece by Wm. Marshall. Small 4to, 
 polished calf gilt, inside borders, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London, 1646 
 
 The issue with 129 pages. The frontispiece has been skilfully mended. 
 On the back of the last leaf is an early poem, written in a contemporary 
 hand, on the rise of the Commonwealth and the downfall of the Royal 
 Arms. 
 
 1300. QUARLES (FRANCIS). Divine Poems. Written and newly augmented. 
 
 Engraved title and with the preliminary leaf "The Mind of the Fron- 
 tispiece." 12mo, green crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt top, BY 
 RIVIERE. With two imperfect copies. Together, 3 vols. 
 
 London, 1669 
 
 1301. QUARLES (FRANCIS). Argalvs and Parthenia. Engraved title and rare 
 
 leaf "The Mind of the Frontispiece." 16mo, brown crushed levant 
 morocco gilt, gilt edges. (London, n.d.) 
 
 Scarce early edition. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1302. QuiLLER-CoucH (ARTHUR). Green Bays. Verses and Parodies by Q. 
 
 Tall 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 No. 40 of 50 copies printed on Dutch hand-made paper. 
 
 1303. RADCLIFFE ALEXANDER). The Ramble: an Anti-Heroick Poem. To 
 
 gether with some Terrestrial Hymns and Carnal Ejaculations. 
 Small 8vo, old leather, worn. 
 
 London: Printed for the Author, 1682 
 
 1304. RAMSAY (ALLAN). Poems by Allan Ramsay. Mezzotint portrait by 
 
 G. White (inserted} and an engraved portrait by Cooper-. 2 vols. 
 4to, old leather. Edinburgh, 1721-1728 
 
 FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. 
 
 1305. RAMSAY (ALLAN). The Ever Green, being a Collection of Scots Poems, 
 
 Wrote by the Ingenious before 1600. 2 vols. 16mo, green morocco, 
 Jansen, inside ribbon borders, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1724 
 FIRST EDITION. FINE COPY. 
 
 1305A. RAMSAY (ALLAN). The Gentle Shepherd. A Pastoral Comedy. To 
 which is prefixed a new Biographical Memoir of the Author and a 
 Critique on his writings. With a head (colored) and 12 beautiful 
 characteristic engravings from original designs by Allan. 4to, old 
 half morocco, rubbed. Edinburgh, 1808 
 
 Very rare with all the plates in colors. 
 
 1306. RAMSAY (DAVID). The Life of George Washington, commander in 
 
 chief of the armies of the United States in the War whihc established 
 their Independency and First President of the United States. Por- 
 trait of Washington engraved by Heath. 8vo, original boards, paper 
 label, back wearing, entirely uncut, in crimson morocco solander case. 
 
 London, 1807 
 
 1307. RAMSAY (DAVID). The History of South Carolina, from its First Set- 
 
 tlement in 1670 to the Year 1808. Map and plan of Charleston en- 
 graved by James Akin. 2 vols. 8vo, half crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt tops, the other edges entirely uncut, BY BRADSTREET'S. 
 Name on titles. 
 
 Charleston : Published by David Longworth for the Author, 
 1809 
 
 One of the finest copies ever offered, bound by Bradstreet, from the 
 original sheets. 
 
 1308. RANDOLPH (THOMAS). Poems. With the Mvses Looking-Glasse : and 
 
 Amyntas; [bound with] The Jealous Lovers. 1634. Small 4to, 
 wine-red straight-grain morocco, gilt fillet lines, gilt edges. 
 
 Oxford, 1638 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the "Poems," and second edition of "The Jealous 
 Lovers." There is an old name "William Gellibrand" written on the 
 title and his family ex-libris is mounted on one of the preliminary leaves. 
 A poem apparently in his hand is written on the reverse of the title. 
 
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 1309. RANDOLPH (THOMAS). Poems. With the Muses Looking-Glasse, 
 
 Amyntas, Jealous Lovers, Arystippus. The Fourth Edition, en- 
 larged. Engraved title. 16mo, green crushed levant morocco gilt, 
 gilt corner ornaments, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. Some edges shaved. London, 1652 
 
 1310. RAWLINSON (GEORGE). The History of Herodotus. A new English 
 
 Version, edited with copious notes and appendices. Maps and illus- 
 trations. 4 vols. 8vo, original cloth. New York, 1875 
 
 1311. EEMBRANDT. Dutuit (Eugene). Tableaux et Dessins de Rembrandt. 
 
 Catalogue Historique et Descriptif . . . Supplement a 1'Oeuvre Com- 
 plet de Rembrandt. Folio, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1885 
 
 Impression on Holland Paper, with 13 etchings by Flameng, J. S. King, 
 Waltner, Lalauze and others after Rembrandt, and 10 drawings, with a 
 description of all the Rembrandts known in public or private galleries or 
 which have appeared in public sales. 
 
 1312. REMBRANDT. Curtis ( Charles B.). Rembrandt's Etchings. Fifty of the 
 
 most notable Etchings of Rembrandt, reproduced with Biography 
 and Descriptive and Historical Notes to each Picture. Folio, cloth, 
 gilt top, uncut. New York [1888] 
 
 1313. REVERE (PAUL). The Life of Colonel'Paul Revere. By Elbridge Henry 
 
 Goss. Portraits, facsimiles, views and other illustrations, many of 
 the full-page plates in tints and on China paper. 2 vols, thick tall 
 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. Boston, 1891 
 
 No. 10 of the 200 LARGE PAPER copies printed for subscribers. 
 
 1314. REYNOLDS (SiR JOSHUA). The Discourses of Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 
 Edited and annotated by Edmund Gosse. Etched portrait. 8vo, half 
 crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1884 
 
 The limited edition of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER, signed by the printer. 
 Chas. Whittingham Co. 
 
 1315. RHODE ISLAND. "State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. 
 
 In General Assembly, December 2d Session, 1776. An Act to prevent 
 Monopolies and Oppression, by excessive and unreasonable Prices 
 for many of the Necessaries and Conveniences of Life, and for pre- 
 venting Engrossers, and for the better Supply of our Troops in the 
 Army with such Necessaries as may be wanted." Small 8vo, pp. 8. 
 [Colophon.] Providence: Printed by J. Carter [1776] 
 EXTREMELY RARE. In fine uncut and unopened condition. 
 
 1316. RICHARDS (NATHANIEL). Poems Sacred and Satyricall, viz. Prayers 
 
 Paradice, The World, the Flesh, the Jesuite, the Devill, Mans Misery, 
 Sinnes Infirmity, etc. Engraved portrait and title by T. Rawlins. 
 16mo, old blue morocco, blind tooled. London, 1641 
 
 VERY RARE. THE FIRST EDITION, with fine impressions of the two 
 copperplates. 
 
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 1317. EIDER (CARDANUS). British Merlin for 1771. 16mo, old red morocco, 
 
 elaborately gilt-tooled in a cottage pattern, Dutch gilt end-papers, 
 gilt edges. London, 1771 
 
 1318. RITSON (JOSEPH). Robin Hood. A Collection of all the Ancient 
 
 Poems, Songs and Ballads, now extant, relative to that celebrated 
 English Outlaw. To which are prefixed Historical Anecdotes of his 
 Life. Eighty Wood Engravings by Thomas Bewick, printed on 
 China paper, and ten etchings in two states by A. H. Tourrier and 
 E. Buckman. Thick royal Svo, green silk cloth. London, 1885 
 
 No. 22 of 100 copies on LARGE PAPER, with the portraits and etchings in 
 two states, on Japanese and Whatman paper. 
 
 1319. RITTENHOUSE (DAVID). Memoirs of the Life of David Rittenhouse, 
 
 late President of the American Philosophical Society interspersed 
 with Notices of distinguished Men, with Appendix. By William 
 Barton. Engraved portrait by Edwin. Thick Svo, original boards, 
 entirely uncut. Philadelphia, 1813 
 
 1 320. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Longfellow (H. W.). The Song of Hiawatha. With 
 
 illustrations from Designs by Frederic Remington, plates and text 
 illustrations. 4to, vellum gilt, gilt tops. 
 
 Boston, the Riverside Press, 1891 
 No. 1 of 150 copies printed. 
 
 1321. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Fitzgerald (Edward). Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam 
 
 the Astronomer Poet of Persia. Rendered into English Verse by 
 Edward Fitzgerald. Edited by William Augustus Brown (with 
 introduction and notes including a history of editions). Svo, boards, 
 cloth back, uncut. [Cambridge] 1900 
 
 No. 1 of 300 copies printed at the Riverside Press. 
 
 1322. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Thackeray (William Makepeace). Mr. Brown's Let- 
 
 ters to Young Men About Town. Svo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge: 1901 
 No. 1 of 500 copies printed. 
 
 1323. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Fielding (Henry). The Journal of a Voyage to 
 
 Lisbon. Portrait. Tall Svo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, 1902 
 No. 1 of 300 copies printed at the Riverside Press. 
 
 1324. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Lowell (James Russell). Democracy. An Address 
 
 delivered in the Town Hall, Birmingham. 12mo, boards. 
 
 [Cambridge] 1902 
 No. 1 of 500 co"pies from the Riverside Press. 
 
 1325. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Lowell (J. R.). The Anti-Slavery Papers of James 
 
 Russell Lowell. 2 vols. tall Svo, boards, uncut. Boston, 1902 
 
 No. 1 of 525 copies printed. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30ih 
 
 1326. EIVERSIDE PRESS. Ralegh (Sir Walter). A Keport of the Truth con- 
 cerning the Last Sea Fight of The Revenge. Woodcut title by 
 Howard Pyle. Imperial 8vo, boards, uncut. Cambridge, 1902 
 
 No. 1 of 300 copies issued. 
 
 1327-. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Southey (Robert). Journal of a Tour in the 
 Netherlands in the Autumn of 1815. 8vo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1902 
 No. 1 of 500 copies issued. 
 
 1328. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Spenser (Edmund). Prothalamion : Epithalamion. 
 
 Medallion in bistre on India paper laid in the title. Small thin 
 folio, boards, uncut. Boston, 1902 
 
 No. 1 of 400 copies. 
 
 1329. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Emerson (Ralph Waldo). Compensation, an Essay. 
 
 Narrow 8vo, boards, cloth back, uncut. [Boston] 1903 
 
 No. 1 of 530 numbered copies from the Riverside Press. 
 
 1330. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Hay (John). Castilian Days. With Illustrations 
 
 by Joseph Penncll. Tall 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, Riverside Press, 1903 
 
 No. 1 of the limited LARGE PAPER EDITION, with all the Pennell plates 
 printed on fine paper and mounted. 
 
 1331. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Naudeus (Gabriel). Instructions concerning the 
 
 Erecting of a Library: Presented to my Lord the Presidemr de 
 Mesme. By Gabriel Naudeus and now interpreted by Jo. Evelyn, 
 Esq. 12mo, half calf, uncut. Cambridge, 1903 
 
 No. 1 of 419 copies issued. 
 
 1332. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Pennell (Elizabeth Robins). My Cookery Books. 
 
 Illustrations including many interesting old facsimiles on India 
 paper. Square royal 8vo, half holland, uncut, slip case. 
 
 Boston, 1903 
 No. 1 of 330 copies. 
 
 1333. RIVERSIDE PRESS. The History of Oliver and Arthur. Written in 
 
 French in 1511, translated into German by Wilhelm Liely in 1521 
 and now done into English by William Leighton and Eliza Barrett, 
 1903. Woodcuts. Royal 8vo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 [Boston, 1903] 
 No. 1 of 330 copies printed. 
 
 1334. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Boccaccio (Giovanni). Life of Dante, now trans- 
 
 lated from the Italian by Philip Henry Wicksteed. Portrait on title. 
 Thin folio, boards, uncut. 
 
 [Cambridge:] The Riverside Press, 190-1 
 No. 1 of 265 copies in Montaigne type on hand-made paper. 
 
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 1335. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Chaucer (Geoffrey). The Parlement of Foules. 
 
 Illuminated initials. Thin 8vo, vellum, uncut. Boston, 1904 
 
 No. 1 of 325 copies with the leaf "Note" laid in. 
 
 1336. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Louisiana. Documents relating to the Purchase and 
 
 Exploration of Louisiana. I. The Limits and Bounds of Louisiana. 
 By Thomas Jefferson; II. The Exploration of the Red, the Black, 
 and the Washita Rivers. By William Dunbar. Printed from the 
 original manuscripts. Portrait and maps. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1904 
 No. 1 of the 500 copies printed. 
 
 1337. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Mackail (J. W.). Georgics of Virgil, translated 
 
 from the Latin into English. Royal 8vo, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1904 
 The edition was limited to 330 copies. 
 
 1338. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Sidney (Sir Philip). Certaine Sonets. 12mo, half 
 
 vellum, uncut. Boston [1904] 
 
 No. 1 of 430 copies issued. 
 
 1339. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Plutarch. A Consolatorie Letter, or Discourse, sent 
 
 by Plutarch of Chaeronaea unto his own Wife as touching the Death 
 of her and his Daughter. Tall thin 8vo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1905 
 No. 1 of 375 copies. 
 
 1340. RIVERSIDE PRESS. Winship (George P.). Sailors' Narratives of Voy- 
 
 ages along the New England Coast, 1524-1624. With Notes by 
 
 George Parker Winship. Maps and facsimiles. Tall 8vo, cloth, 
 
 uncut. Boston, 1905 
 No. 1 of 440 copies printed. 
 
 1341. ROCHESTER (Jonx, EARL OF). Poems, (&c.) on Several Occasions: 
 
 With Valentinian; a Tragedy. Small 8vo, old mottled calf. Lacks 
 portrait. London, 1696 
 
 1342. ROSSETTI (CHRISTINA G.). Verses. Dedicated to her Mother. Thin 
 
 12mo, original cloth. London, 1847 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE. Miss Rossetti's first volume, privately printed in a 
 few copies at the private press of G. Polidori, who also printed her 
 brother's first book "Hugh the Heron." A PRESENTATION COPY, from Poli- 
 dori, with his inscription, and with a sonnet to Christina Rossetti written 
 in Italian by him, on the fly-leaf. 
 
 1343. ROSSETTI (CHRISTINA G.). Goblin Market. With two designs ly 
 
 Dante Rossetti. 12mo, original cloth, worn, uncut. 
 
 London, 1862 
 
 FIRST EDITION, VERY RARE. With an autograph letter signed of Christina 
 Rossetti inserted, relating to her Poems; both "Goblin Market" and 
 "Prince's Progress" which she mentions being included in the collected 
 works published by Macmillan. 
 
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 1344. EOSSETTI (CHRISTINA G.). Commonplace and other Short Stories, 
 
 FIRST EDITION. London, 1870; Sing-Song, a Nursery Rhyme Book. 
 1872. Illustrated; Speaking Likenesses. 1874; A Pageant and 
 Other Poems. 1881; Verses. 1894; New Poems. 1896. ALL FIRST 
 EDITIONS, (except "Verses," 1894). Together, 6 vols. 12mo, cloth, 
 uncut. London, various dates 
 
 1345. KOSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Sir Hugh the Heron. A Legendary 
 
 Tale in four parts. By Gabriel Rossetti, Junior. Thin 4to, the 
 original green wrappers, unlettered, laid in morocco covers with 
 flaps, uncut and unopened. London, 1843 
 
 ROSSETTI'S FIRST POEM. EXCESSIVELY RARE. Privately printed at G. 
 Polidori's Private Press by Rossetti's Father. 
 
 1346. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Hand and Soul. Small 8vo, very dark 
 
 brown crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, the 
 original wrappers retained, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 [London, 1850] 
 VERY RARE. Privately printed in only a few copies. 
 
 1347. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). The Germ. Art and Poetry: being 
 
 Thoughts toward Nature. Conducted principally by artists. FIRST 
 EDITION. Complete with the original wrappers, having the slip "Art 
 and Poetry" pasted over the original title. 8vo, green crushed levant 
 morocco ornamented with a design of formal lilies and drops of water 
 in pointille and gilt edges, BY THE DOVES BINDERY. London, 1850 
 
 VERY SCARCE. Contains the original appearance of Rossetti's "Blessed 
 Damosel," the etchings by the Pre-Raphaelites, etc. 
 
 1348. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Sister Helen; a Ballad. Square thin 
 
 8vo, dark brown crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY RIVIERE. Oxford, 1857 
 
 Only a few copies printed for private circulation. 
 
 1349. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). The Early Italian Poets from Ciullo 
 
 d'Alcamo to Dante Alighieri (1100-1200-1300). In the Original 
 Metres together with Dante's Vita Nuova. Translated by D. G. 
 Rossetti. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original cloth, top of back 
 worn. London, 1861 
 
 1350. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Poems. A new edition. 8vo, boards, 
 
 uncut. London, 1881 
 
 One of 25 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 3351. ROSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Verses. Small 8vo, dark brown crushed 
 
 levant morocco, inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 
 BINDERY. London, 1881 
 
 Privately printed in a very limited issue. Contains only two poems, 
 
 "At the Fall of the Leaf" and "After the French Liberation of Italy." 
 
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 1352. EOSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). The Poetical Works of Kossetti. Edited 
 
 with Preface by Wm. M. Eossetti. Portrait. 8vo, boards, uncut, 
 back slightly torn. London, 1891 
 
 The limited edition on LARGE PAPEB. 
 
 1353. EOSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). The House of Life. Being now for 
 
 the First Time being given in its full Text. Rubricated initials ~by 
 Goodhue. Sq. 8vo, full crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt leaf 
 borders, inside gilt borders, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Boston, 1894 
 
 Only 50 copies were printed at the Cambridge University Press, with 
 the rubricated initials. 
 
 1354. EOSSETTI (DANTE GABRIEL). Dante Gabriel Eossetti. His Family- 
 
 Letters. With a Memoir by William M. Eossetti. Portraits. 2 vols. 
 royal 8vo, half vellum, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1895 
 
 No. 10 of 50 copies on LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1355. BOSSETTI (DANTE GARRIEL). Lenore, translated from the German, by 
 
 Dante Gabriel Eossetti (a^ed 16). First publication. London, 
 1900; Poems. London, 1870; Ballads and Sonnets. 2nd edition. 
 1881 ; Bossetti, Designer and Writer, Notes by W. M. Bossetti. Half 
 morocco. 1889 ; Eossetti, a Eecord and A study, by Wm. Sharp. 
 1882; Bossetti and the Pre-Baphaelite Movement, by Esther Wood. 
 1894. Illustrated. Together, 6 vols. small 8vo, cloth, half morocco 
 and half vellum, all uncut. 
 
 1356. EOSTAND (EDMOND). Cyrano de Bergerac. Drame en cinq actes. 
 
 Illustre par Besnard, Flameng, Laurens, Leandre, Adrian Moreau, 
 Thevenot, grave par Eomagnol. (The illustrations, five of which 
 are in colors, laid in a portfolio.) 2 vols. 4to, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1899 
 One of 40 copies on CHINA PAPER, with the plates in two states. 
 
 1357. BOWFANT CLUB. Lowell (James Eussell). Lectures on the English 
 
 Poets. Tall 8vo, half roan, uncut. Cleveland, 1897 
 
 The edition was limited to 224 copies. Portrait of Lowell laid in. 
 
 1358. BOWFANT CLUB. Bibliographical Notes on a collection of editions of 
 
 "Puckle's Club." With an Introduction by Austin Dobson. Por- 
 trait and facsimiles. Boyal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Cleveland, 1899 
 Limited to 175 copies. 
 
 1359. BOWFANT CLUB. 'Hawthorne (Nathaniel). Bibliography of the Works 
 
 of Nathaniel Hawthorne. By Wallace Hugh Cathcart. Illustra- 
 tions. Tall 8vo, half vellum, uncut. 
 
 Cleveland, the Bowfant Club, 1905 
 No. 66 of 91 copies printed at the Riverside Press. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1360. ROWFANT CLUB. Letters of Artemas Ward to Charles Wilson, 1858- 
 
 1861. No. 62 of 119 copies. Cleveland, 1900; Eowfantia, an Oc- 
 casional Publication. 1900 and 1901, with translations of Nodier's 
 Bibliomaniac, etc. 2 pieces, wrappers. Together, 2 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth and paper. 
 
 1361. ROYCROFT PRESS. The Song of Songs, which is Solomon's; The Journal 
 
 of Koheleth, being a reprint of the Book of Ecclesiastes. Each one 
 of 12 copies with presentation inscription, 1896 ; The Book of Job. 
 350 signed copies. 1897 ; The Bookworm, by Irving Browne. Lim- 
 ited signed edition. 1897 ; Little Journeys to the Homes of Famous 
 Women. Limited signed edition on Large Paper, 4to. 1898 ; Kip- 
 ling's Dipsy Chanty. 80 signed and illuminated copies. 1899. To- 
 gether, 6 vols. 
 
 1362. RUSKIN (JOHN). Salsette and Elephanta: A Prize Poem, recited in 
 
 the Theatre, Oxford, June 12, 1839. By John Ruskin, Christ 
 Church. 12mo, original blue wrappers, in blue morocco cover and 
 slip case. Oxford, 1839 
 
 EXCESSIVELY BARE, RUSKIN'S FIRST WORK. 
 
 1363. RUSKIN (JOHN). Samuel Prout. Small 8vo, brown crushed levant 
 
 morocco, gilt top, retaining the original blue wrappers, BY ZAEHNS- 
 DORF. Oxford, 1870 
 
 VERY RARE. Printed for private circulation only. 
 
 1364. RUSKIN (JOHN) AND ALEXANDER (FRANCESCA). Roadside Songs of 
 
 Tuscany. Translated and illustrated by Francesca Alexander, and 
 Edited by John Ruskin. FIRST EDITION. Illustrated. 4to, half 
 crimson crushed levant, gilt top, uncut. Orpington, Kent, 1885 
 
 1365. RUSKIN (JOHN). Arrows of the Chace, A Collection of Scattered 
 
 Letters, 1840-1880. 2 vols. 1880; On the Old Road, a Collection of 
 Essays, Pamphlets, etc., 1834-1885. 2 vols. in 3. 1885. 5 vols. 
 4to boards. Limited issues of 50 and 110 copies only on Large 
 Paper, published by George Allen, Orpington, Kent, 1880 and 1885 ; 
 The Story of Ida: Epitaph on an Etrurian Tomb, by Francesca, 
 edited by Ruskin. Small 4to, boards, Orpington, 1883. One of 
 250 copies on large paper with the frontispiece on India paper. 
 Together, 6 vols. 
 
 1366. RUSKIN (JOHN). The Poems of John Ruskin, now first collected . . . 
 
 with Notes by W. G. Collingwood. 2 vols. 4to, half vellum. Orping- 
 ton, 1891. Limited large paper edition; Poetry of Architecture. 
 Orpington, 1893. 300 copies on Large Paper, with the plates on 
 India paper; Studies in Ruskin, by E. T. Cook. Orpington, 1890. 
 Large paper issue; Life and Work of Ruskin, by W. G. Colling- 
 wood. 2 vols. London, 1893. Large paper issue; Bibliography of 
 Ruskin, by Thomas J. Wise and J. P. Smart. 2 vols. half red 
 morocco. London, 1893. Limited issue for subscribers only. To- 
 gether, 8 vols. 4to, half vellum, etc. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1367. EUSKIN (JOHN). Seven Lamps of Architecture. Orpington, 1880; 
 
 Stones of Venice. 3 vols. Orpington,, 1886; Preterita. 3 vols. 
 Orpington, 1886-1888 ; Modern Painters. 6 vols. Orpington, 1888. 
 Together, 13 vols. imperial 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Orpington: George Allen, 1880-1888 
 
 LARGE PAPER COLLECTED EDITION beautifully produced by George Allen 
 in Kent, with the Illustrations by Ruskin, many on India paper. 
 
 1368. EUSSELL (WILLIAM). The History of America from its Discovery by 
 
 Columbus to the Conclusion of the Late War, with an Appendix 
 containing the Eise and Progress of the Present Unhappy Contest 
 between Great Britain and her Colonies. Map and engraved por- 
 traits and views. 2 vols. 4to, old calf, rebacked, bindings worn, 
 interiorly clean. London, 1778 
 
 1369. EUTHERFORD (LIVINGSTON). John Peter Zenger, his Press, his Trial, 
 
 and a Bibliography of Zenger Imprints, also a reprint of the First 
 Edition of the Trial. Portraits and, facsimile. Eoyal 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. New York, 1904 
 
 Only 325 copies were printed. 
 
 1370. SACHSE (J. F.). The German Pietists of Provincial Pennsylvania. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1895; SWIFT'S Polite Conversation, edited by Saints- 
 bury. One of 50 copies on Japan vellum. London, 1892. SALE'S 
 Koran. London, 1857; POETICAL Works of Sir Charles Sedley. 
 London, 1707; LYTTON'S Eienzi, 1st edition. London, 1835, and 
 others. Together, 40 volumes. 
 
 1371. SAINT PIERRE (BERNARDIN). Paul et Virginie, suivi de la Chaumiere 
 
 Indienne. Vignette portrait on title and five plates by Blanchard. 
 12mo, in a mosaic binding, shell forms in red and gold and green and 
 gold round a central medallion of dark brown, outer border of 
 three gilt fillet lines and tiny corner ornaments, silk end papers, 
 BY VOGEL. Paris, Didot, Aine, no date 
 
 A pretty and unusual binding. 
 
 1372. SAINTE BEUVE (M. DE). Pensees d'Aout Poesies. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, three-quarter brown crushed levant morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut, BY CHAMPE. . Paris, 1837 
 
 Inserted is an autograph letter, signed, of Sainte-Beuve, asking for 
 Guizot's History of the Revolution. 
 
 1373. SALSTONSTALL (WYE). Ovid de Ponto. Containing foure books of 
 
 Elegies. Written by him in Tomos, a City of Pontus, in the foure 
 last yeares of his life, and so dyed there in the seaventh years of his 
 banishment from Eome. Translated by W. S. FIRST EDITION. 
 12mo, old calf, blind tooled. London, 1639 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1374. S ALSTON STALL (WYE). Ovid de Ponto. Containing Foure Books of 
 
 Elegies. Written by Him in Tomos, a Citie of Pontus, in the foure 
 last yeares of his life, etc. Translated by W. S. Thin 12mo sprinkled 
 calf gilt, gilt edges. London, 1640 
 
 1375. SAND (GEORGE). La Mare au Diable. FIRST EDITION. Tall 8vo, crim- 
 
 son crushed levant morocoo, jansen, gilt top, uncut, the original 
 wrappers bound in, BY CUZIN. Paris, 1846 
 
 First Editions of George Sand are very rare in this country, and seldom 
 offered for sale. 
 
 1376. SANDYS (GEORGE). A Paraphrase vpon the Psalmes of David. And 
 
 vpon the Hymnes Dispersed throughout the Old and Xew Testa- 
 ments. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, green crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 fillet lines and corner ornaments, inside borders and gilt edges, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1636 
 
 1377. [SANDYS (GEORGE).] A Paraphrase vpon the Song of Solomon. Writ- 
 
 ten by G. S. (filled in, in ink, to read Sandys). FIRST EDITION. 
 Small 4to, half morocco. London, 1642 
 
 1378. SANDYS (GEORGE). A Paraphrase upon the Divine Poems. With 
 
 separate titles. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1676 
 
 1379. SAPPHO. Memoir, Text, Selected Renderings and a Literal Transla- 
 
 tion. By H. T. Wharton. Facsimile of a fragment, and proof por- 
 trait by Webb after Alma Tadema. 12mo, vellum gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1887 
 
 1380. SAPPHO. A Memoir, Text, Selected Renderings and a Literal Trans- 
 
 lation. By H. T. Wharton. Second edition. Head on India paper. 
 4to, vellum, gilt top, uncut. London, 1887 
 
 LARGE PAPER, only 25 copies printed, so stated and signed by Henry T. 
 Wharton, with date May 3, 1887. 
 
 1381. SARGENT (WINTHROP). The Loyalist Poetry of the Revolution. 8vo, 
 
 half morocco, uncut. Philadelphia, 1857 
 
 No. 62 of the limited issue with the suppressed leaf at page 126. 
 
 1382. SAVAGE (WILLIAM). Practical Hints on Decorative Printing. Illus- 
 
 trations engraved on wood and printed in colours at the type press. 
 4to, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1822 
 
 One of the most beautifully produced books of the period, issued in a 
 limited edition (250 copies) for subscribers only. The book was the 
 result of a quarter of a century of experience and experiments in color 
 printing. Now VEST SCARCE. 
 
 1383. SAVONAROLA. Compendio di Revelatione dello invtile servo di lesu 
 
 Christo Frate Hieronymo da Ferrara dello Ordine de Frati Predica- 
 tori. 8vo, original vellum. VERY RARE. 
 
 Impresso i Firenze p ser Francescho Buonaccorsi nel 1495 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1384. SAVONAROLA. Expositione di frate Hieromymo da Ferrara (sopra el) 
 
 psalmo Ixxviiii. Tradocto in lingua fiorentiua da uno suo familiare. 
 Small 4to, half calf. 
 
 Impresso in Firenze apresso a sancta Maria maggiore Adi. viii. 
 
 Di Giugno, 1496 
 
 VERY RAKE. Printed in Florence while Savonarola was still a power 
 in the City, and at the time when he had just hurled defiance at the 
 Pope. From the time of the preaching of this sermon ("Qui regis 
 Israel") it became a battle to the death between the Reformer and his 
 political enemies backed by the Pope, in which the latter triumphed two 
 years later. 
 
 1385. SAVONAROLA. POGGIO. Contra Fratrem Hieronymum Heresiarcha 
 
 libellus et pcessus. Woodcut of Savonarola, writing from the dicta- 
 tion of demons. Sm. 4to, calf gilt, gilt edges, BY w. PKATT. Por- 
 trait inserted. Folios 28. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 No place, no date, circa 1498 
 
 1386. SAVONAROLA. Operetta del Amore di Jesu Composta da Frate Hiero- 
 
 nymo da Ferrara. Woodcut on the title of Savonarola writing in his 
 cell and device on verso of last leaf. Small 8vo, old boards. 
 
 Impresso in Firenze per heredi di Philippo di Giunta, 1529 
 
 1387. SAVONAROLA. Prediche del Reverendo Padre Fra Girolamo Savonarola 
 
 . . . sopra il Salmo Quam Bonus Israel, predicate in Firenze, nel 
 1493, nel medesimo poi in Latina ligua raccolte et da Fra Girolamo 
 Giannoti in lingua volgare tradotte. Woodcut on title of Savonarola 
 preaching. 12mo, old calf, stamp on title. Venice, 1544 
 
 1388. SAVONAROLA. Libro di Frate Hieronymo da Ferrara dello Ordine de 
 
 Frati predicatori; della uerita della Fede Christiana sopra el Glori- 
 oso Triompho della Croce di Christo. The first five initials are 
 illuminated. Small folio, new vellum, gilt edges. 
 
 No place, no date 
 
 Probably printed at Florence by Miscomini about 1497. Miscoinini 
 printed another edition, likewise undated, but consisting of 98 leaves, 
 while this has 84. It is uncertain which was first but both are exceed- 
 ingly rare. A FINE, TALL COPY. 
 
 1389. SCOT (THOMAS). Philomythie, or Phylomythologie. Wherein Out- 
 
 landish Birds, Beasts and Fishes, are taught to speake true English 
 plainely. By Tho : Scot, Gent. The second edition much enlarged. 
 Engraved title by R. Elstracke. 12mo, sprinkled calf, uncut. 
 
 London, 1616 
 
 Contains both parts complete and has the rare preliminary leaf "A" 
 before the title of the second part. The engraved title to first part has 
 been cut down and inlaid to size. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1390. SCOTT (SiR WALTER). Ivanhoe, a Romance. FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. 
 
 12mo, original boards, uncut, binding a little worn. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1820 
 
 1391. SCOTT (WILLIAM BELL). Poems. Etched frontispiece by the author. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, green crushed levant morocco gilt, inside 
 dentelle borders, gilt top, BY L. CLAESSENS. . London, 1854 ; Poems, 
 Ballads, etc. 17 etchings by Scott and Alma Tadema. 8vo, polished 
 calf gilt, gilt top. London, 1875. Together, 2 vols. 
 
 1392. SELLAR (W. Y.). Roman Poets of the Augustine Age. Oxford, 1892; 
 
 HOSMER'S Life of Sir Henry Vane. Boston, 1888 ; EMDEN'S Family 
 Life of Heine, translated by Leland. London, 1893; HOWELL'S 
 The Undiscovered Country. FIRST EDITION. Boston, 1880; and 
 others. Together, 20 vols. 
 
 1393. SENECA. The Workes of Lvcivs Annaevs Seneca. Newly Inlarged and 
 
 Corrected by Thomas Lodge, D.M.P. Engraved title, woodcut 
 printer's device on Colophon leaf. Folio, old leather, red edges. 
 
 London : Printed by Wm. Stansby, 1620 
 
 With the bookplate on the back of the title of Sir Thomas Hanmer, the 
 18th century editor of Shakespeare. 
 
 1394. SETTE OF ODD VOLUMES. Miscellanies No. 8: Inaugural Address of 
 
 His Oddship, J. R. Brown, Alchymist. London, 1885; Pens, Ink 
 and Paper, a Discourse upon Caligraphy, by D. W. Kettle, No. 10, 
 1885 ; Inaugural Address of George Clulow, No. 12, 1896 ; Gilbert of 
 Colchester, an Elizabethan Magnetizer, by S. P. Thompson, 1891; 
 Automatata Old and New, by C. W. Cooke, 1893; Life and Works 
 of Dr. Arne, 1710-1778, by B. W. Horner, 1893. 6 vols. 12mo, 
 original wrappers. 
 
 "Privately Printed Opuscula" issued to the Members only and printed 
 in very limited editions at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 1395. SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). THE SECOND FOLIO. Mr. William Shake- 
 
 speares Comedies, Histories and Tragedies. Published according 
 to the true Originall Copies. The second Impression. Folio, red 
 levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY F. BEDFORD, with monogram on 
 the sides. 
 
 London, Printed by Tho. Cotes, for Robert Allot, and are 
 to be sold at the signe of the Blacke Beare in Pauls Church- 
 yard, 1632 
 
 The leaf of Ben Jonson's verse facing title has a strip of re-marging at 
 the foot ; the title is re-margined all round ; the first three leaves of the 
 preliminary matter following the title have strips of re-marging either 
 at the top or the bottom; and, the last four leaves are remargined. 
 
 Small defects, as these are found in practically all copies, and outside 
 these, the copy is a very good, tall and clean one, much better than 
 the average. Size of leaf 13^4 by 8% inches. 
 
AT William Shakefpear's 
 C OMEDIE S, 
 
 HISTORIES 
 
 AND 
 
 TRAGEDIES. 
 
 Publilhcd according to the true Original Copies. 
 
 Unto which is added , S E V E N 
 
 P LAY S, 
 
 Never tefore Printed in Folio: 
 VIZ. 
 
 Pericles Prince of Tyre. }(S' r J^ m OUcaftle Lord Cdbham. 
 
 The London Prodigal. t \Thcfuritan WiJorr. 
 
 TheHiftory of Thomas Lord OA Torkflwe Tragedy 
 Cremate 1. ) VThc Tragedy of Locrine. 
 
 The Fourth Edition. 
 
 LONDON, 
 
 VnnKaforfI.ffemfigman,E.Bre!f(}er,AndR. Bentiey.M thcv4*7win the 
 
 New Exchange , the Crane in St. Pauls Church-Yard, and in 
 
 Jtu/e/-SttKt Cment-GarJen. 1685. 
 
 SHAKESPEARE. COMEDIES, HISTORIES AND TRAGEDIES 
 
 Fourth Folio 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 [No. 1396] 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1396. SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). THE FOURTH FOLIO. Mr. William Shake- 
 
 speare's Comedies, Histories and Tragedies. Published according 
 to the true Original Copies. Unto to which is addes, Seven Plays, 
 Never before Printed in Folio . . . etc. The Fourth Edition. Folio/ 
 crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt panelled sides, gilt edges, BY 
 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, Printed for H. Herringman, E. Brewster, and E. Bent- 
 ley, at the Anchor in the New Exchange, the Crane in 
 St. Paul's Church- Yard, and in Russel-Street Covent- 
 Garden. 1685 
 
 Very fine and tall copy measuring 14*4 x 9 in. A very trifling stain 
 is on the lower corner of the portrait and a few leaves, but no collector 
 could wish to get a more desirable copy than this, perfects clean and ex- 
 ceptionally tall. 
 
 [S^e Reproduction of Title-page] 
 
 1397. SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). The Comedies of William Shakespeare. 
 
 With many drawings by Edwin A. Abbey, Complete in 4 vols. royal 
 8vo, half holland, gilt tops, uncut. New York, 1896 
 
 1398. SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). Shakespeare or Bacon? By Sir Theodore 
 
 Martin. Wrappers. Edinburgh, 1888; Shakespeare Portraits, by 
 A. Wivell. Plates. London, 1827; Charlecote or the Trial of Shake- 
 speare, by John Boyd Thacher. No. 12 of the limited issue on Japan 
 paper. New York, 1895 ; Was Shakespeare Shapleigh ? Boston, 1887 ; 
 Shakespeare's Insomnia, by F. H. Head. Boston, 1887; A Mid- 
 summer Night's Dream, edited by I. Gollancz. Illustrated by 
 Robert Anning Bell, No. 7 of 25 copies only. London, Dent, 1895. 
 Together, 6 vols. 12 mo and 8vo, cloth, half morocco and wrappers. 
 The Portraits by Wivell contain beautiful fresh and clear impressions 
 of all the known Shakespeare portraits, with an expose 1 of the Spurious 
 portraits and prints. 
 
 1399. SHAW (ROBERT GOULD). Memorial. Photograph in uniform. 4to, 
 
 half roan. Cambridge, 1864 
 
 Privately printed and containing the first appearance of poems by 
 Emerson and others. 
 
 1400. SHELLEY (MARY W.). A Vindication of the Rights of Woman: With 
 
 Strictures on Political and Moral Subjects. By Mary Wollstone- 
 craft. Tall 8vo, original boards, entirely uncut. London, 1792 
 
 A fine copy of the FIRST EDITION, in original uncut condition. 
 
 1401. SHELLEY (MARY W.). Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus. 
 
 First Edition. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf and boards, entirely uncut, 
 binding wearing. London, 1818 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1402. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). The Cenci. A Tragedy in Five Acts. 
 
 Tall 8vo, brown morocco, wide gilt border, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. Italy and London, 1819 
 
 FIRST EDITION. UNCUT. VERY FINE COPY, WITH LARGE MARGINS. 
 Shelley printed only a very limited edition. This copy has the rare 
 original blank leaf before title. 
 
 There is no printers name in the book, and Shelley told Peacock that 
 he meant the Tragedy to be published with a frontispiece from Guide's 
 portrait of Beatrice. The book was printed at Leghorn though not pub- 
 lished in England until the spring of 1820, and then without the intended 
 frontispiece. Shelley writes, "I cannot describe the trouble I had with 
 the Italian printer." The list of "Errata" exists only in Shelley's auto- 
 graph, but so far as known, has never been printed. The second edition, 
 duly corrected, appeared in London, dated 1821, however, before Shelley's 
 MS. errata turned up. It is therefore clear that the proper basis of 
 the text is the first edition. 
 
 1403. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Prometheus Unbound. A Lyrical Drama 
 
 in four Acts. With Other Poems. 8vo, brown morocco, wide ribbon 
 border, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Lacks the first 
 half-title. London, 1820 
 
 FIRST EDITION, very rare uncut. Bound uniform with above. 
 
 1404. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Queen Mab. FIRST PUBLISHED EDITION. 
 
 8vo, green crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt top, BY 
 THE CLUB BIXDERY. London, 1821 
 
 The First Edition, privately printed by the poet himself, was withdrawn 
 from circulation and is consequently rarely met with. This edition with 
 Clark's imprint was the next in order of publication, and the first to be 
 issued for public sale. Some copies contain the Dedication, which is 
 not in this. 
 
 1405. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Posthumous Poems. (With a Preface by 
 
 Mary W. Shelley.) FIRST EDITION. 8vo, original boards, entirely 
 uncut. London : John and Leigh Hunt, 1824 
 
 1406. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Les Cenci. Drame de Shelley. Traduc- 
 
 tion de Tola Dorian. Avec Preface par Algernon Charles Swin- 
 burne. Small 8vo, half blue morocco gilt, gilt top, the original 
 wrappers bound in, BY TOUT. Paris, 1883 
 
 1407. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Shelley's Philosophy of Love. By Arthur 
 
 Dillon. Tall 8vo, polished calf gilt, BY TOUT. London, 1888 
 
 One of three copies printed on vellum for private circulation only. 
 
 1408. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Shelley's Centenary. By William Watson. 
 
 Portrait of Watson. Tall 8vo, half blue crushed levant morocco, 
 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1892 
 
 Printed on vellum, and for private distribution, in 25 copies only, and 
 probably not more than three on vellum. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1409. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Letters from Percy Bysshe Shelley to 
 
 J. H. Leigh Hunt. Edited by Thomas J. Wise. 2 vols. 1894; 
 Letters from Shelley to T. J. Hogg. With notes by W. M. Eossetti 
 and H. Buxton Forman. Vol. I. London, 1897. Together, 3 vols. 
 small 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1894-1897 
 
 Limited to 30 copies and printed for private distribution. 
 
 1410. SHELLEY (PERCY BYSSHE). Relics of Shelley. Edited by Richard 
 
 Garnett. London, 1862 ; Shelley's Daemon of the World, the first 
 part as published, the second part now first published from the 
 Ms. London, 1876. Privately printed by H. Buxton Forman; 
 Shelley's Prometheus Unbound considered as a Poem by W. M. 
 Rossetti. Half morocco. London, 1887. 25 copies only printed 
 privately; Epipsychidion, with a note by Swinburne. Shelley So- 
 ciety Publications. London, 1887. Limited issue. Reprints of 
 Alastor, Victor and Cazire, etc. Together, 9 vols. 12mo and 8vo, 
 cloth and vellum. 
 
 1411. SHERBORN (C. W.). A Collection of Engraved portraits and plates by 
 
 C. W. Sherborn, as follows, Portrait of Thomas Carlyle, 1849. 
 Signed Proof; Portrait of Oliver Cromwell. Signed Proof on 
 Japan paper (2 copies) ; William Wordsworth. Signed Proof on 
 India paper; Banquet at Guildhall on Monday 9th November 1885, 
 The Honorable John Staples, F.S.A., Lord Mayor. Signed Proof 
 on India paper. Also, Ex Libris E. S. Willard. Signed proof by 
 J. Johnson. Together, 6 pieces, 4to and small folio. 
 
 1412. SHERBURNE (EDWARD). Medea: A Tragedie. Written in Latine by 
 
 Lucius Annaeus Seneca. Englished by E. S. Esq. With Annota- 
 tions. 12mo, green crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London : Humphrey Moseley, 1648 
 
 FIRST EDITION. At the end is bound in "Seneca's Answer to Lucilius," 
 translated by Sherburne, London, 1648. 
 
 1413. SHERBURNE (EDWARD). Salmacis, Lyrian & Sylvia, Forsaken Lydia, 
 
 the Rape of Helen, a Comment thereon, with Severall other Poems 
 and Translations. Engraved title divided in four parts illustrating 
 each Poem. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, very prettily tooled in little flower sprays and small circles, 
 Roger Payne style, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, leaf of the pre- 
 liminary 'Vpon the Title' repaired. London, 1651 
 
 1414. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The Rivals, a Comedy. As it is 
 
 acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. FIRST EDITION. 
 8vo, peacock-blue crushed levant morocco, gilt top, BY RIVIERE, has 
 the leaf of Epilogue, but lacks the half-title. 
 
 London: Printed for John Wilkie, 1775 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 * 
 
 1415. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRIXSLEY). Verses to the Memory of Garrick. 
 
 Spoken as a Monody, At The Theatre-Boy al in Drury-Lane. En- 
 graved frontispiece after de Loutherbourg. FIRST EDITION. 4to, 
 polished calf gilt, BY RIVIERE, lacks the half-title and the frontis- 
 piece skilfully repaired, otherwise a large, fine and fresh copy. 
 
 London, Published by T. Evans, 1779 
 
 1416. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRIXSLEY). A Trip to Scarborough. A Comedy. 
 
 As performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. Altered from 
 Van brugh's Relapse; or, Virtue in Danger. FIRST EDITIOX. 8vo, 
 peacock-blue crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London: Printed for G. Wilkie, 1781 
 
 FINE COPY. With the Prologue by Garrick and the half-title (frequently 
 missing). 
 
 1417. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The Critic, or a Tragedy Rehearsed. 
 
 A Dramatick Piece in three Acts, etc. Engraved vignette of the 
 Masques of Tragedy and Comedy on the title. FIRST EDITION 
 (pp. 98). Tall 8vo, crimson straight-grain morocco gilt, gilt top, 
 uncut, BY STIKEMAN. London : Printed for T. Becket, 1781 
 
 1418. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The Critic. FIRST EDITION (96 
 
 pages), and S. J. ISTeele's name as the engraver of the title, entirely 
 uncut, 8vo peacock-blue crushed levant morocco, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London, Printed for T. Becket, 1781 
 The second issue of the First Edition. 
 
 1419. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The School for Scandal. First 
 
 Dublin Edition. 8vo, peacock blue crushed levant morocco, gilt 
 edges, BY RIVIERE. Dublin: Printed for J. Ewling [1781] 
 
 VERY BARE. The School for Scandal was first printed in Dublin, in 
 three different editions, two being dated 1781, and one undated. Many 
 collectors consider this the first. 
 
 1420. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The Duenna: A Comic Opera. In 
 
 Three Acts. As Performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden: 
 with Universal Applause. 8vo, peacock-blue crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt edges, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London: Printed for T. 1ST. Longman, 1794 
 
 "The Duenna" was printed first in Dublin in 1788. This is the first 
 London edition. 
 
 1421. SHERIDAX (RICHARD BRINSLEY). Pizarro; A Tragedy, in Five Acts; 
 
 As Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane: Taken from 
 
 the German Drama of Kotzebue; and adapted to the English State. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 8vo, peacock-blue morocco, BY RIVIERE, gilt edges. 
 
 London : Printed for James Ridgway, 1799 
 
 With both the rare unpaged preliminary leaves of "Advertisement" 
 and "Dedication," and the Epilogue (unpaged) at the end, spoken by 
 Mrs. Jordan. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1422. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). The Dramatic Works of Richard 
 
 Brinsley Sheridan. With an Introduction by Richard Grant White. 
 
 3 vols., 8vo, crushed brown levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 tops, uncut, BY BRADSTREET. New York, 1883 
 
 No. 1 of 30 copies on Japan paper, with the plates in two states, 
 printed at the De Vinne Press. Laid in is a three-page autograph letter 
 signed from Richard Grant White, mentioning that he is sending Aldrich's 
 letter about the Sheridan, and commenting on that and other letters about 
 this work. 
 
 1423. SHIRLEY (JAMES). The Gratefvll Servant. A Comedie. As it was 
 
 lately presented with good applause at the priuate House in Drury- 
 Lane. The FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, polished calf, gilt edges, BY 
 ZAEHNSDOR'F. London, 1630 
 
 Very fine copy, with large margins, some of the leaves uncut at bottom. 
 VERY RARE. 
 
 1424. SHIRLEY (JAMES). The Dvkes Mistris, As it was Presented by Her 
 
 Majesties Servants, at the private House in Drury-Lane. FIRST 
 EDITION. Small 4to, half calf, a few headlines shaved. 
 
 London, 1638 
 
 1425. SHIRLEY (JAMBS). Six New Playes, The Brothers, the Sisters, Doubt- 
 
 full Heir, Imposture, Cardinall and the Court Secret . . . Never 
 Printed before. Small 8vo, new sprinkled calf gilt, with the separate 
 titles to each play but lacking the portrait and some edges shaved. 
 
 London, 1652 
 
 FIRST EDITION. With a Shakesperean reference in the Prologue to 
 "The Sisters," 
 
 "To Shakespeare comes, whose mirth did once beguile," etc. 
 
 1426. SIDNEY (ALGERNON). Discourses concerning Government, published 
 
 from the Original Manuscript. The Second Edition carefully cor- 
 rected. To which is added the Paper He Delivered to the Sheriffs 
 immediately before his Death and an Alphabetical Table. Engraved 
 portrait. Small folio, old calf, rebacked, name of Sa-m'l Hawkins, 
 in contemporary hand, on the title. London, 1704 
 
 1427. SIDNEY (SiE PHILIP). The Works of the Honourable S'r Philip 
 
 Sidney, Kt. In Prose and Verse. Engraved portrait by Vertue and 
 
 4 plates. 3 vols. 8vo, old calf gilt, leaf from shorter copy in Vol. II, 
 otherwise a fine copy. London, 1724-1725 
 
 A much desired edition, owing to the agreeable size of the volumes and 
 the clear type for reading. The Dedication to his sister, the Countess of 
 Pembroke has long been known as one of the finest pieces of English 
 prose of the period. 
 
 1428. SIDNEY (SiE PHILIP). Astrophel and Stella. Wherein the Excellence 
 
 of Sweet Poesy is Concluded. Edited from the Folio of 1618 by 
 Alfred Pollard. Portrait of Sidney on India paper. 4to, wine red 
 crushed levant morocco blind-tooled with a central medallion, inside 
 ribbon borders, gilt top, uncut, BY ZAEHNSDORF. London, 1888 
 
 No. 30 of 50' copies on LARGE PAPER, so stated and signed by Alfred W. 
 Pollard. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1429. SILL (EDWARD ROWLAND). The Venus of Milo and other Poems. 
 
 12mo, wrappers. Berkeley, Calif., 1883 
 
 FIRST ISSUE, VERY RABE. Privately printed. 
 
 1430. SILL (EDWARD ROWLAND). Poem and Valedictory Oration at Yale. 
 
 New Haven, 1861 ; The Hermitage and other Poems. New York, 
 1868 ; The Hermitage and Later Poems. Boston, 1899. Together, 
 3 vols. 12mo and 8vo, paper and half morocco. 
 
 1431. SIMMS (W. GILMORE). Lyrical and other Poems, Charleston. 1827. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, original hoards, uncut ; Grouped Thoughts and Scat- 
 tered Fancies. Richmond, 1845. FIRST EDITION, corner of cover 
 torn away; The Wigwam and the Camp. First and second series. 
 2 vols. wrappers. New York, 1845 ; Areytos, or Songs of the South. 
 Charleston, 1846; Norman Maurice. Richmond, 1851. Presenta- 
 tion copy from Simms to A. B. Street; Egeria. Philadelphia, 1853. 
 ALL FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 7 vols. 12mo and 8vo, cloth, boards 
 and half morocco. 
 
 Lyrical Poems, Charleston 1827 is Simms' second book, published when 
 he was only 21 years old. 
 
 1432. [SLOSSON (ANNIE TRUMBULL).] The China Hunter's Club. By the 
 
 Youngest Member. Illustrated from rare early originals. Square 
 12mo, cloth. New York, 1898 
 
 SCARCE. The romance of domestic potteries in New England homes, 
 with an introductory note by W. C. Prime testifying to the authenticity 
 and genuineness of the examples illustrated. 
 
 1433. SMITH (ALBERT). A Month at Constantinople. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Frontispiece in colors and numerous oilier illustrations. Small 8vo, 
 original cloth gilt, fine copy, uncut. London, 1850 
 
 1434. SMITH (CHARLOTTE). Elegiac Sonnets and other Poems. The First 
 
 Worcester edition, from the Sixth London edition, with additions. 
 5 plates printed in carmine by Seymour. 12mo, old tree calf, 
 breaking. Worcester, printed by Isaiah Thomas, 1795 
 
 The copy of Isaiah Thomas, the printer with his bookplate. With a 
 printed note by him, page xiii calling attention to the plates and the 
 new paper (the first manufactured by him) on which the book is printed. 
 
 1435. SMITH (F. HOPKINSON) AND STRAHAN (E.). A Book of the Tile 
 
 Club. Illustrated by W. M. Chase, E. A. Abbey, F. H. Smith, J. A. 
 Weir, A. St. Gaudens, etc. 4to, buckram gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1886 
 
 1436. SMITH (HORACE AND JAMES). Rejected Addresses, or the New 
 
 Theatrum Poetarum. Small 8vo, polished calf gilt, gilt top, uncut, 
 BY RIVIERE. London, 1812 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY SCARCE. 
 
* 11 A . ;/x /T f' < 
 
 GENERALL HISTORIE .-/V'T^j 
 
 yM^^feM Virgima,NewEngIand,and the vSummcr J6| 
 
 JHM^^a Ifle5 -with the names of the Adventurers, I 
 
 Planters.and Governours from their I "p 
 
 f i rflbeginning An : i s 8 4.to this f/^^ i^S^& 
 prefent i 6 -iff . 
 
 . 
 
 Al fo the Maps and Dcfcriptions of all thofe 
 
 Countiyc5.theirCoiBmoaiucs,people, 
 
 Govcmment.CuAomcs^andKjdligion 
 
 vet knowne . 
 
 DntDED INTO SKS BoOKES . 
 
 CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH 
 
 History of Virginia. 1627 
 
 Reduced facsimile of title-page 
 
 [No. 1437] 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1437. SMITH (CAPTAIN JOHN). The Generall Historie of Virginia, New 
 
 England and the Summer Isles ; With the names of the Adventurers, 
 Planters and Governors from their first Beginning An'o 1584 to 
 this present 1626. With the Proceedings of those severall Colonies 
 and the Accidents that befell them in all their Journeys and Dis- 
 coveries. Engraved title (Prince Charles wearing a crown) by 
 John Bdrra, folding plate and three folding maps (backed with 
 gauze). Small folio, blue crushed levant morocco, the corners and 
 back with gilt floral tooling, gilt inside borders and gilt edges, BY 
 PEATT. London, 1627 
 
 A fine tall copy with good margins. 
 
 [See Illustration of Title-page] 
 
 1438. SMITH (JOHN THOMAS). Antiquities of Westminster; the Old Palace, 
 
 St. Stephen's Chapel (now the House of Commons) &c. . . . This 
 Work contains copies of Manuscripts which throw new and unex- 
 pected light on the ancient history of the Arts in England. 246 
 engravings of topographical objects, of which 122 no longer remain, 
 and portrait on India Paper, -ito, old russia leather gilt, rebacked. 
 
 London, 1807 
 
 FROM THE LIBRARY OF SAMUEL ROGERS THE POET. A fine copy in the 
 original condition with SUPERB IMPRESSIONS OF THE MANY PLATES, includ- 
 ing ten plates in colors some of which are heightened with gold, the 
 aquatints by F. C. Lewis and* others, the many engravings and etchings 
 by the best artists of the period all in the best state. With the litho- 
 graph, the first work of that character executed in England. Very few 
 copies contain it, as the stone was accidentally destroyed during the 
 printing. Bo*hnd in at the end are the 62 supplementary plates pub- 
 lished in 1809. 
 
 1439. SMITH (SiE THOMAS) . The Common-Wealth of England. And the 
 
 Manner and Gouernement thereof. Compiled by the Honorable Sir 
 Thomas Smith, Knight, Doctour of both Lawes, and one of the Prin- 
 cipall Secretaries vnto two most Worthy Princes, King Edward, and 
 Queene Elizabeth. With new Additions of the Chief e Courts of 
 England, and the Offices thereof by the said Author. Engraved title 
 by Marshall with portrait of the King, and the leaf of Imprimatur 
 at the end with the printer's device. 12mo, calf gilt. 
 
 London, 1633 
 
 1440. SMITH (WILLIAM). A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. 
 
 Edited by William Smith,, William Wayte and G. E. Marindin. 
 Third edition, revised and enlarged. Illustrated. 2 vols. thick 8vo, 
 cloth. London, 1890-1891 
 
 1441. SMOLLETT (TOBIAS). The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 3 vols. 12mo, sprinkled calf gilt, gilt edges. Lacks half- 
 titles. London, 1771 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1442. SOCIETE DES AMIS DBS LIVRES. Musset (Alfred de). Lorenzaccio, 
 
 Drame. Decoration d'Albert Maignan. Illustrations in colors. 
 Tall 8vo, limp brocade covers, uncut, the original wrappers re- 
 tained. Paris, 1895 
 One of the 115 copies on China paper, beautifully produced for the 
 French Society. 
 
 1443. SOCIETE DES AMIS DES LITRES. Houssaye (Henry). Aspasie, Cleo- 
 
 patre, Theodora. Illustrated after the antique by A. Giraldon (some 
 printed in gold and monochrome}. Tall 8vo, brown levant morocco, 
 the front cover with a mosaic inlay of varying colored morocco rep- 
 resenting Eros seated on a column around the base of which are 
 shrubs and flowers, inside the covers are double with green levant 
 in a panel surrounded by an interlaced ornament of brown morocco, 
 gilt top, front and lower edges gilt on the rough, BY THE CLUB 
 
 BINDERY, LEON MAILLARD, FINISHER. With slip Case. Paris, 1899 
 
 Limited to 120 copies, this being No. 40, lettered for M. Le Baron Roger 
 Portalis, original member of the Society. 
 
 "Perhaps the finest examples yet produced of colour prints . . . are 
 to be found among the illustrated books published in Paris by the 'Societe 
 des amis des livres.' These are printed from four metal plates, each 
 specially engraved to carry a particular colour dull red, green blue, 
 pale yellow and a fully engraved key-print in neutral tint. The register- 
 ing of these plates is marvellous, and the result appears like a most 
 delicately engraved single plate inked in colour and made in one im- 
 pression." CYRIL DAVENPORT. 
 
 1444. SOUTHEY (ROBERT) . The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kyng Arthur ; of his 
 
 Noble Knyghtes of the Rounde Table; their Merveyllous Enquestes 
 and Aduentures, Thachyeuyng of the Sane Cereal; and in the End 
 Le Morte d' Arthur, with the Dolourous Deth and Departyng out of 
 this Worlde of Them Al. With an Introduction and Notes by Rob- 
 ert Southey. Printed from Caxton's edition of 1485. 2 vols. 4to, 
 half blue crushed levant morocco, gilt tops. London, 1817 
 
 1445. SPENSER (EDMUND). The Faerie Qveene, Disposed into XII Bookes, 
 
 Fashioning twelue Morall Vertues. Printer's woodcut device on 
 title and head- and tail-pieces. Small folio, mottled calf, gilt on red 
 edges, BY RIVIERE. Corner of last leaf restored. 
 
 At London : Printed by H. L. for Mathew Lownes, 1609 
 FIRST FOLIO EDITION ; being the third edition of the first three books 
 of the Faerie Queene, and the second edition of the fourth, fifth and 
 sixth books. VERY RARE. 
 
 1446. SPENSER (EDMUND). The Faerie Qveen: The Shepheards Calendar: 
 
 Together with the other Works of England's Arch-Poet, Edm. 
 Spenser. Collected into one volume and carefully corrected. Wood- 
 cut title. Small folio, old marbled calf, .green edges, cracked at 
 hinges. London : Printed by H. L. for Mathew Lownes, 1611 
 
 FIRST COLLECTED EDITION. The Calendar illustrated with woodcuts, 
 and with woodcut head and tail-pieces throughout. Each work has a 
 separate title with the original date. There is a contemporary auto- 
 graph on the title, and a later name has been scored through. 
 
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 1447. SPILSBUEY (JOHN). A Collection of Fifty Prints from Antique Gems, 
 
 in the Collections of the Eight Hon. Earl Percy and the Hon. C. F. 
 Greville. Engraved by Mr. John Spilsbury. 50 plates. 4to, old 
 English straight-grain brown morocco, gilt, gilt edges, rubbed. 
 
 London: Boydell [1784] 
 
 1448. STAMP ACT. The Pennsylvania Journal and Weekly Advertiser, 
 
 Thursday, October 24, 1765. Small folio, 4pp. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1765 
 
 THE ORIGINAL ISSUE, using the "death's-head" in place of the tax- 
 stamp, printed and sold by William Bradford. The first Philadelphia 
 paper issued under the "Stamp Act," giving views of the various papers 
 on the constitutionality of the Stamp Act. RARE. 
 
 1449. STAMP ACT. All the Original Laws relating to the Stamp Act, viz.: 
 
 Anno Eegni Georgii III. Regis, etc. At the Parliament begun and 
 holden at Westminster, the Nineteenth Day of May, Anno Dom. 
 1761. . . and from thence continued by several prorogations, etc., to 
 the 10th Day of January 1765. 34pp. London, 1765; Anno Regni 
 Georgii III ... at the Parliament begun and holden at Westminster, 
 May 19, 1761. . . and from thence continued to Dec. 17, 1765, etc. 
 4pp. London, 1766; Anno Regnii Georgii III... at the Parlia- 
 ment May 19, 1761. 4pp. folio. 1766; Anno Regnii Georgii III. .. 
 at the Parliament May 19th, 1761, etc. 6pp. folio. London, 1766. 
 Bound in one volume, small folio, three-quarters blue crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY BRADSTREET. 
 
 London, Mark Baskett, 1765-1766 
 
 VERY RARE. Inlaid in the fly-leaves are pieces of the original stamp 
 paper with the printed and embossed stamp, the original blue paper 
 embossed stamp with the royal crest on the reverse. 
 
 1450. STAMP ACT, ETC. A Collection of the most Interesting Tracts lately 
 
 published in England and America on the Subjects of Taxing the 
 American Colonies and Regulating their Trade. 2 vols. 8vo, original 
 calf. London, 1766 
 
 A collection of separate pamphlets published by Almon and bound in 
 two volumes with a general title added. They include Dulaney on "The 
 Propriety of Taxing the Colonies," Dickenson's "Late Regulations of the 
 Colonies considered," Otis' "Rights of the British Colonies," etc. 
 
 1451. STANLEY (ARTHUR PENRHYN, DEAN). Historical Memorials of West- 
 
 minster Abbey. 3 vols. New York, 1887; Historical Memorials of 
 Canterbury. New York, 1888. About 50 illustrations. 4 vols. 
 8vo, boards, cloth backs, uncut. New York, 1887-1888 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPIES. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1452. STANLEY (THOMAS). Aurora: Ismenia and the Prince: By Don Juan 
 
 Perez de Montalvan. Oronta the Cyprian Virgin, by Sign'r Giro- 
 lamo Preti. Translated by Thomas Stanley, Esq. The Second Edi- 
 tfon, with additions. 12mo, old sheep. London, 1650 
 
 The description of Aurora one of the most celebrated passages in 
 Elizabethan literature : "Celia, besides her slender shape was of a 
 pleasing beauty ; but her lustre was eclips'd by Aurora's presence, whose 
 eyes were spheres of light, her forehead a plaine of Lillies, her hair the 
 riches of Arabia, in her cheeke Roses, her mouth Pearls, her neck of 
 Alabaster, her breasts of Snow, and hands of polisht ivorie ; she was 
 attir'd in green Tabey, wrought with gold, so that she appear'd like a 
 Diamond enchased in Emeralds, her Gowne skie-color, laid with black 
 Buttons and Loopes ; in a word, she was altogether Divine, her perfections 
 many, and her yeares few." 
 
 1453. STANLEY (THOMAS). Anacreon. Bion. Moschvs. Kisses. By Secun- 
 
 dus. Cvpid Crvcified, by Ausonius. Venvs Vigils, Incerto Authore. 
 [With] Sylvias Park by Theophile. Acanthus Complaint, by Tris- 
 tan. Oronta by Preti. Echo, by Marino. Love's Embassy, by 
 Boscan. The Solitvde, by Gongora. [And] A Platonick Discourse 
 upon Love. Written in Italian by John Picus Mirandula, in Ex- 
 plication of a Sonnet by Hieronimo Benivieni. 12mo, old polished 
 calf, gilt corner ornaments, gilt edges, slightly cracked at hinges. 
 
 [London:] Printed in the Year 1651 
 
 1454. STANLEY (THOMAS). Poems. Printed in the Year 1651. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, old calf, gilt, BY c. LEWIS OR c. SMITH. 
 
 London, 1651 
 
 SIR FRANCIS FREELING'S COPY (Postmaster General, 1811), with his 
 bookplate and a short autograph letter signed by him laid in. The 
 Poems only, without the Anacreon, Aurora, etc. 
 
 1455. STAPYLTON (Sin EGBERT). Juvenal's Sixteen Satyrs, or a Svrvey of 
 
 the Manners and Actions of Mankind. With Arguments, Marginall 
 Notes and Annotations, clearing the Obscure Places out of the His- 
 tory, Lawes, and Ceremonies of the Eomans. Engraved portrait and 
 title by Marshall (the latter having imprint shaved away.) Small 
 8vo, green crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1647 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with fine impressions of the portrait and engraved title, 
 but shaved close at the bottom. 
 
 1456. STAPYLTON (SiR ROBERT) . Musaeus, on the Loves of Hero and Leander. 
 
 With Annotations upon the Original!. FIRST EDITION. Engraved 
 title by Marshall. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1647 
 
 Some early writing on the fly-leaf, in Latin, refers to Chapman's trans- 
 lation of 1616. VERY RARE. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1457. STEDMAN (EDMUND CLARENCE). Poems, Lyrical and Selected. New 
 York, 1860; Alice of Monmouth and Other Poems. New York, 
 1864; Nature and Elements of Poetry. Boston, 1892; Poems, now 
 first collected. Boston, 1897; and others by the same author. FIRST 
 EDITIONS. Together, 13 vols. 12mo, cloth. One with an A.L.8. of 
 the author inserted. 
 
 1458. STEELE (RICHARD). The Lying Lover: or, the Ladies Friendship. A 
 
 Comedy, as it is acted at the Theatre Royal by Her Majesty's Serv- 
 ants. Written by Mr. Steele. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, half calf, 
 gilt top. London, 1704 
 
 1459. STENDHAL (HENRI BEYLE DE). L'Abbesse de Castro. Illustrations de 
 
 Paul Chabas. 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines, 
 inside ribbon borders and gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, retaining 
 the original wrappers. Paris, 1894 
 
 One of 5 copies only, printed on China paper. 
 
 1460. STENDHAL (HENRI BEYLE DE). Le Rouge et le Noir. Reimpression 
 
 textuelle de 1'Edition originale. Preface par Leon Chapron. Por- 
 trait and 80 etchings by Dubouchet. 3 vols. 1884; La Chartreuse 
 de Parme. 32 etchings by Foulquier. Preface de Francisque Sarcey. 
 2 vols. 1883. Together, 5 vols. tall 8vo, brown crushed levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt, wide inside gilt borders, gilt tops, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, 
 the original wrappers retained. Paris, 1883-1884 
 
 Limited issue of 350 copies on "velin a la cuve." 
 
 1461. STEPHENS (THOMAS). An Essay vpon Stativs: or the First Five Books 
 
 of Publ : Papinus Statius, his Thebais. Done into English Verse by 
 T. S. With the Poetick History Illustrated. FIRST EDITION. En- 
 graved portrait by Marshall. 12mo, polished calf, gilt, gilt edges. 
 Portrait hinged. . London, 1648 
 
 1462. STERNE (LAURENCE). A Sentimental Journey through France and 
 
 England. By Mr. Yorick. Copperplate at p. 38 Vol. 2. 2 vols. 
 12mo, light blue crushed levant morocco, gilt tooled border in a 
 lattice and scroll pattern in a French Renaissance design, rose- 
 colored levant end-papers, tooled in a gilt panel, fly-leaves of blue 
 brocade in a rose and thorn pattern, gilt on marble edges, solander 
 case, BY CHAMBOLLE-DURU. London, 1768 
 
 FIRST EDITION. A very beautiful copy, but lacking the half-title to the 
 first volume; the second volume has the half-title misplaced after the 
 title. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Binding and Title-page] 
 
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 1463. [STERNE (LAURENCE).] Yorick's Sentimental Journey, Continued, 
 
 to which is prefixed some account of the Life and Writings of Mr. 
 Sterne. FIRST EDITION. Portrait. 2 vols in one, old calf. 
 
 London, 1774 
 
 1464. STEENE (LAURENCE). Letters of the Late Rev. Mr. Laurence Sterne to 
 
 his Most Intimate Friends, with a Fragment in the Manner of 
 Rabelais. To which are prefix'd Memoirs of his Life and Family. 
 Written by himself and Published by his Daughter, Mrs. Medalle. 
 Engraved portrait. FIRST EDITION. 3 vols. 12mo, old calf. 
 
 London, 1775 
 
 1465. STERNE (LAURENCE). A Sentimental Journey through France and 
 
 Italy. By Laur. Sterne. Woodcut illustrations. 12mo, half red mo- 
 rocco, gilt top. Paris, Aug. Renouard, 1802 
 A very scarce English edition published in Paris. 
 
 1466. STERNE'S SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY ILLUSTRATED BY MAURICE LELOIB. 
 
 L. Sterne. Voyage Sentimental en France et en Italic, traduction 
 nouvelle et Notice de Emile Element. Illustrations de Maurice 
 Leloir comprenant 220 dcssins dans le texte et 12 grands composi- 
 tions hors texte. Folio, three-quarter blue crushed levant morocco, 
 and back inlaid with wild roses in pink and gilt tooling, gilt top, 
 uncut, BY CHAMPE, the original covers bound in. Paris, 1884 
 
 One of 100 copies only on Japan paper with the plates in two states 
 and an original water color vignette on the fly-leaf by Leloir, signed and 
 dated 1884. 
 
 1467. STEVENS (HENRY). Thomas Hariot, the Mathematician, the Philoso- 
 
 pher and the Scholar, developed chiefly from dormant materials, with 
 notices of his associates, including biographical and bibliographical 
 disquisitions upon the Materials of the History of 'Ould Virginia.' 
 By Henry Stevens of Vermont. Square 12mo, half cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1900 
 Privately printed in a limited edition. 
 
 1468. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Edinburgh University Magazine. Xos. 
 
 1 to 4 (All published). January to April, 1871, in the original 
 parts, with wrappers. 4 numbers, in brown morocco solander case. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1871 
 
 Stevenson's noted "The Philosophy of Umbrellas," the earliest example 
 of his whimsical humor, appeared in No. 2; "An Old Scotch Gardener," 
 in No. 3, and other pieces in the remaining issues. Stevenson took an 
 active part in the production of the magazine, the third part being 
 entirely edited by him. This copy contains all the advertising leaves, 
 where in the advertisement of the University Conservative Club, Steven- 
 son is given as one of the two Secretaries. VERY FINE COPY AND VERY 
 SCARCE. 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1469. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). An Inland Voyage. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, original blue pictorial cloth, top edges uncut, edges of 
 binding rubbed. London, 1878 
 
 STEVENSON'S FIRST BOOK, WITH' A LETTER RELATING TO IT, 2pp., 8vo, 
 dated from Skerryvore, Bournemouth, writing cordially to J. Fitzgerald 
 Molloy as a brother-author, and with reference to the "Inland Voyage,"- 
 
 "There are, I think, some six Molloys in the field of letters . . . that 
 which I remember with the greatest clearness is the 'Autumn Holiday' ; 
 and if that is yours I think I am already in your debt. For I remember 
 clearly it was the success of the Autumn Holiday, and the pleasure I had 
 in reading it which encouraged me to re-write and prepare for press the 
 Journal of my Inland Voyage" . . . closing with a humorous reference 
 to his being haunted by "a Mr. Stevenson the author in umbra nominis, 
 for me, who comes and goes and sometimes passes for me." 
 
 1470. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes. 
 
 Frontispiece, woodcut, ivith portrait. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, 
 original cloth, library copy, binding worn. London, 1879 
 
 A particularly ditficult First Edition to obtain. Nearly all the known 
 copies are more or less soiled. This shows marks of having been read, 
 but is in much better condition than usually found. 
 
 147J.. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Deacon Brodie. or, The Double Life: 
 A Melodrama founded on Facts. By Robert Louis .Stevenson and 
 W. E. Henley. Small 8vo, original grey wrappers. 
 
 [Edinburgh] 1880 
 FIRST EDITION. The privately issued, not Published. 
 
 1472. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Deacon Brodie, or, the Double Life: A 
 
 Melodrama founded on Facts. By Robert Louis Stevenson and 
 W. E. Henley. 8vo, wrappers, lacking a leaf at the beginning. 
 First 16pp. of the page-proof laid in. (2 pieces.) 
 
 Edinburgh, 1880 
 
 The FIRST EDITION. Privately issued, not Published. A HENLEY- 
 STEVENSON PERSONAL COPY corrected for the printer with many passages 
 scored through in the first and second scenes, and with a new name added 
 ]to the cast (in ink). Laid in are the page-proofs of the first signature 
 (16pp.) with the word "jest" corrected to "banter" in Stevenson's hand 
 and another word added later. The comparison between the page-proofs 
 and the play as issued shows many changes and alterations. 
 
 1473. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Virginibus Puerisque, and other Pa- 
 
 pers. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original yellow cloth, binding 
 rubbed. London, 1881 
 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1474. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Familiar Studies of Men and Books. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original brown cloth. London, 1882. 
 
 1475. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). New Arabian Nights. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 2 vols. small 8vo, original green cloth, library copy, bindings worn. 
 
 London, 1882 
 
Sixth Session, Friday Evening, April 30th 
 
 1476. STEVENSON (EOBEET Louis). The Silverado Squatters. Frontispiece. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original pictorial green cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1883 
 
 1477. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Treasure Island. Map. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, original blue cloth. VERY SCARCE. London, 1883 
 
 1478. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). The Silverado Squatters. Frontispiece. 
 
 Small 8vo, original buckram, gilt top, uncut. London, 1883 
 
 FIRST EDITION, but in very dark blue buckram uniform with the other 
 later books of Stevenson, and no advertisements. The same sheets as 
 the green cloth issue. 
 
 1479. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). A Child's Garden of Verses. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, original blue cloth, gilt top, uncut. VERY SCARCE. 
 
 London, 1885 
 
 1480. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). More New Arabian Nights. The Dyna- 
 
 miter. FIRST EDITION. By Eobert Louis Stevenson and Fanny 
 Van de Grift Stevenson. 12mo, original red cloth, library copy. 
 
 London, 1885 
 
 1481. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Prince Otto. A Eomance. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. Small 8vo, original green flowered cloth. London, 1885 
 
 Very difficult to obtain in a, First Edition. 
 
 1482. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Kidnapped. Being Memoirs of the 
 
 Adventures of David Balfour in the Year 1751. Map. Small 8vo, 
 'original red cloth, uncut, library label removed from cover, other- 
 wise a clean copy. London, 1886 
 
 1483. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Memories and Portraits. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 12mo, dark blue buckram, gilt top, uncut. London, 1887 
 
 1484. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). The Merry Men, and other Tales and 
 
 Fables. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original blue cloth with silver 
 stars. London, 1887 
 
 1485. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Underwoods. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, 
 
 original blue sprinkled cloth, uncut and unopened. 
 
 London, 1887 
 
 1486. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). The Black Arrow: A Tale of the Two 
 
 Eoses. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. Small 8vo, original red cover, 
 library label removed. London, 1888 
 
 1487. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). The Master of Ballantrae. A Winter's 
 
 Tale. Illustrated by William Hole. 12mo, red cloth, uncut. 
 
 New York, 1889 
 
 The First American Edition, published by Scribner, probably issued 
 before the English . edition. The author's edition, large paper, uncut, 
 with the advertisements, and with the original illustrations, not in the 
 London issue. 
 
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 1488. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). The Master of Ballantrae. A Winter's 
 
 Tale. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION. Small 8vo, red pictorial cloth. 
 
 London, 1889 
 
 1489. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis) AND OSBOURNE (LLOYD). The Wrong 
 
 Box. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, original red cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1889 
 
 1490. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Ballads. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, 
 
 dark blue buckram, gilt top, uncut. London, 1890 
 
 1491. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis).. Father Damien. FIRST PUBLISHED 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. Eeprinted from The Scots- 
 Observer. London, 1890 
 
 1492. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Across the Plain, with other Memories 
 
 and Essays. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original blue buckram, gilt 
 top, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 1493. STEVENSON (.EGBERT Louis) AND HENLEY (WILLIAM ERNEST). Three 
 
 Plays: Deacon Brodie, Beau Austin, Admiral Guinea. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1892 
 No. 25 of 30 copies printed on Japanese vellum paper. 
 
 1494. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis) AND OSBOURNE (LLOYD). The Wrecker. 
 
 Illustrated by William Hole and W. L. Metcalf. Small 8vo, original 
 blue cloth. ' London, 1892 
 
 1495. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis) . Island Nights Entertainments, consisting 
 
 of the Beach of Falesa, the Bottle Imp, the Isle of Voices. Illus- 
 trations by Gordon Browne and W. Ilatherell. 8vo, original green 
 cloth, gilt. London, 1893 
 
 FIRST EDITION, the earliest issue, with the pen correction of the price 
 on the leaf facing the title. 
 
 1496. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). War in Samoa. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 
 
 wrappers. London, September 1893 
 
 1497. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). Catriona. A Sequel to "Kidnapped," 
 
 being Memoirs of the Further Adventures of David Balfour at 
 Home and Abroad. FIRST EDITION, Small 8vo, original cloth, 
 uncut. London, 1893 
 
 1498. STEVENSON (EGBERT Louis). A Letter to Mr. Stevenson's Friends. 
 
 For Private circulation. 1894. (By Lloyd Osbourne.) 12mo, crim- 
 son crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, name on first page. 
 
 [Apia, Samoa, 1894] 
 
 A privately printed leaflet by Lloyd Osbourne, announcing Stevenson's 
 death in Samoa. Very few copies were printed and it is an exceptionally 
 rare Stevenson item. 
 
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 1499. STEVENSON (EOBEBT Louis) AND OSBOURNE (LLOYD). The Ebb-Tide. 
 
 A Trio and Quartette. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, original gold pictorial 
 cloth. London, 1894 
 
 1500. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Vailima Letters. Being Correspondence 
 
 addressed by Robert Louis Stevenson to Sidney Colvin, November 
 1890-October 1894. Portrait. Small 8vo, original buckram gilt, 
 gilt, top uncut. London 1895 
 
 1501. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Familiar Epistle in Verse and Prose. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Facsimile. Thin 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1896 
 
 Limited to a few copies and printed for private distribution. A letter 
 written by Stevenson from Boulogne in 1S72. 
 
 1502. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Poems, Hitherto unpublished. With In- 
 
 troduction and Notes by G. S. Hellman. Etched portrait by Bicknell 
 and engraved title by Macdonald. 2 vols. square royal 8vo, half 
 vellum, gilt tops, uncut. Boston, 1896 
 
 The Limited Issue of the Bibliophile Society, published for members 
 only. 
 
 1503. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Songs of Travel and Other Yerses. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original buckram, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1896 
 
 1504. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Weir of Hermiston. An Unfinished 
 
 Romance. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original dark blue buckram, 
 gilt top, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 1505. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). JEs Triplex. First separate publication. 
 
 Portrait. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. [New York] 1898 
 
 160 copies were printed for the Robert Louis Stevenson Memorial 
 Fund, for subscribers, this copy being for E. B. Holden. 
 
 1506. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). St. Ives, Being the Adventures of a 
 
 French Prisoner in England. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, original 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1898 
 
 1507. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). A Stevenson Medley. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Portraits and facsimiles. 8vo, half roan, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1899 
 
 The limited issue of 300 copies with the facsimile booklets (mounted 
 at the end) printed by Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne at their Davos Platz 
 Press. The cuts in these booklets are printed from the original blocks 
 cut by Stevenson with a pocket-knife. The volume is now becoming very 
 scarce. 
 
 1508. STEVEN.SON (ROBERT Louis), Essays in the Art of Writing. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, original blue buckram, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1905 
 
 1509. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Essays of Travel. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, original dark blue buckram, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1905 
 
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 1510. STEVENSON (ROBERT Louis). Tales and Fantasies. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, original dark blue buckram, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1905 
 
 1511. STEVENSOX (EGBERT Louis). The New Amphion. Edinburgh, 1886. 
 
 Large paper copy, Edinburgh, Picturesque Notes. London, 1889; 
 Alma Mater's Mirror. Edinburgh, 1887 ; Amateur Emigrant. Chi- 
 cago, 1895; Macaire. Chicago, 1895; Voluntaries. London, 1887; 
 A Footnote to History. London, 1892; An Object of Pity. New 
 York, 1900. Limited to 110 copies; Yuletide for 1887, containing 
 the first appearance of "The Misadventures of John Nicholson"; 
 Catalogue of the Williamson Collection of Stevenson. Limited 
 Japan paper copy; Poems and Ballads, Complete edition. New 
 York, 1913; A Mountain Town in France. FIRST EDITION. New 
 York, 1896; and others. Together, 29 vols., various sizes, various 
 bindings. 
 
 1512. STEVENSOXIANA. The Trial of Wiliam Brodie, Wright and Cabiriet- 
 
 Maker in Edinburgh, and of George Smith, Grocer, there, before the 
 High Court of Justiciary held at Edinburgh, Aug. 27, 1788. By 
 Aeneas Morrison. 8vo, old half roan, broken. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1788 
 
 The original account of the Trial of Deacon Brodie which Stevenson 
 and Henley used in their dramatic version. 
 
 1513. STEVENSONIANA. Barrie (J. M.). An Edinburgh Eleven. Pencil Por- 
 
 traits from College Life. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, wrappers, British 
 Weekly Extra No. 3. London, 1889 
 
 Severely critical of Stevenson's work. 
 
 1514. STILES (EZRA). A History of Three of the Judges of King Charles I. 
 
 Major-General Whalley, Major General Goffe, and Colonel Dixwell, 
 who at the Restoration, 1660, fled to America; and were secreted and 
 concealed in Massachusetts and Connecticut, for near thirty Years. 
 With an Account of Mr. Theophilus Wale of Narragansett, supposed 
 to. have been also one of the Judges. By President Stiles (of Yale 
 College). Engraved portrait by Doolittle and maps. 12mo, blue 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, uncut, 
 
 BY BEDFORD. 
 
 Hartford : Printed by Elisha Babcock, 1794 
 
 RARE, particularly with the leaf of advertisement relating to the change 
 in the size of the book. FINE COPY. 
 
 1515. STIRLING-MAXWELL (SiR WILLIAM). Annals of the Artists in Spain. 
 
 4 vols. London, 1891 ; The Cloister Life of the Emperor Charles V; 
 Miscellaneous Essays and Addresses, with Biographical and Biblio- 
 graphical Notes. Fully illustrated with portraits, color-plates, 
 mezzotints, etc. 6 vols. cloth, gilt tops, uncut.' London, Nimmo, 
 1891. Limited to 640 copies; Don John of Austria. FIRST EDITION. 
 2 vols. half calf gilt tops. London, 1883. Together, 8 vols. square 
 8vo, 2 bindings broken. London, 1883-1891 
 
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 1516. STODDAED (RICHARD HENRY). Poems. Boston, 1852; Songs of Sum- 
 
 mer. Boston, 1857; Book of the East and other Poems. Boston, 
 1871 ; The Lion's Cub. New York, 1890 ; Under the Evening Lamp. 
 New York, 1892. FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 5 vols. cloth. 
 
 Boston and New York 
 
 The Poems, 1852, is a presentation copy, with a signed autograph 
 inscription to Caroline M. Kirkland, the well-known author, and is 
 accompanied by an A.L.S. sending it to her, in which he thanks her for 
 introducing him to the public. 
 
 1517. STORELLI (A.). Jean Baptiste Nini. Sa Vie Son Oeuvre. 1777- 
 
 1786. Fully illustrated. Royal 8vo, olive green crushed levant 
 morocco, the back tooled after an 18th Century pattern, gilt top, 
 uncut, BY CHAMPS. Tours, 1896 
 
 Nini did many beautiful medallions in France at the close of the 18th 
 Century, among them a celebrated one of Benjamin Franklin. Only 200 
 copies of the book were printed. 
 
 1518. STOWE (HARRIET BEECHER). Uncle Tom's Cabin; or Life among the 
 
 Lowly. FIRST EDITION. Woodcuts. 2 vols. 12mo, original black 
 cloth, top and bottoms of backs a little worn. Boston, 1852 
 
 1519. STOWE (HARRIET BEECHER) . The Writings of Harriet Beecher Stowe. 
 
 Illustrations and etchings by W. H. W. BicTcnell. Cambridge, 1896 ; 
 Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe, edited by Annie Fields. 
 Cambridge, 1897. Together, 17 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge, 1896-1897 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, issued by the Riverside Press in 150 copies of 
 which this is No. 1. Autographed in full by the author and dated by 
 her "Jan. 4, 1896." 
 
 1520. STRANG (WILLIAM). Paradise Lost. By John Milton. A series of 12 
 
 illustrations etched by William Strang, including a portrait of Mil- 
 ton. Folio, buckram, uncut. London, 1895 
 Limited to 150 copies. 
 
 1521. STRANG (WILLIAM). The Pilgrim's Progress. By John Bunyan. 14 
 
 plates designed and etched by William Strang. Early impressions 
 speciallv printed on old French hand-made paper. Laid in portfolio. 
 Folio, half calf. London, 1895 
 
 Limited to fifty sets, each signed by Strang. 
 
 1522. STRANG (WILLIAM) AND (SINGER (HANS W.). Etching, Engraving 
 
 and other methods of printing Pictures. With 10 original plates by 
 and 4 illustrations after, William Strang. 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1897 
 
 Only 50 copies were issued. The original etchings and the dry- 
 point by Strang are all signed proofs. 
 
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 1523. STRANGE (EDWARD F.). Alphabets. A Handbook of Lettering, with 
 
 Historical, Critical and Practical Descriptions. Fully illustrated. 
 8vo, half mouse-colored crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1895 
 
 One of the 75 copies printed on Japanese vellum. 
 
 1524. SUCKLING (SiR JOHN). A Letter sent by Sir John Suckling from 
 
 France, deploring his sad Estate and flight: With a Discoverie of 
 the plot and Conspiracie, intended by him and his Adherents against 
 England. Small 4to, crimson straight-grain morocco, gilt, corner 
 ornaments, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Imprinted at London, 1641 
 
 FIRST EDITION. The poem is dated "From Paris, June 16, 1641." 
 VERY SCARCE. 
 
 1525. SUCKLING (SiR JOHN). Fragmenta Aurea. A Collection of all the 
 
 Incomparable Peeces, written by Sir John Suckling. And published 
 by a Friend to perpetuate his Memory. Printed by his owne copies. 
 Brilliant impression of the portrait by Marshall. Small 8vo, elabor- 
 ately bound in crimson crushed levant morocco in pointille work 
 and small circles thickly scattered around a twining vine-like panel 
 with small blossoms in green inlays, an irregular shaped panel of 
 green inlaid in the centre, wide inside gilt rose borders, gilt edges; 
 and slip case, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London : Printed for Humphrey Moseley. 1646 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY FINE COPY AND VERY SCARCE. 
 
 [See Reproduction of Portrait and Title] 
 
 1526. SUCKLING (SiR JOHN). Fragmenta Avrea. A Collection of all the 
 
 Incomparable Peeces Written by Sir John Svckling, etc. Portrait 
 by Marshall. Small 8vo, polished calf, gilt, yellow edges, front cover 
 loose. Aglaura supplied from a shorter copy. 
 
 London: H. Moseley, 1848 
 
 1527. SUCKLING (Sm JOHN). The Works of Sir John Suckling. Containing 
 
 his Poems, Letters and Plays. Portrait by Van der Gucht. Tall 
 8vo, old sprinkled calf. 
 
 London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, 1709 
 LARGE PAPER COPY. Scarce. 
 
 1528. SUCKLING (SiR JOHN). The Works of Sir John Suckling, containing 
 
 his Poems, Letters and Plays. Portrait by J. Hopwood. 2 \oh. 
 12mo, polished calf, blind tooled. London, 1770 
 
 1529. SUTTON (CHRISTOPHER). Learne to Die. London, 1601; Learne to 
 
 Live. London, 1602. FIRST EDITION. Together, 2 vols. 18mo, 
 brown morocco, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1601-1602 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF MRS. HOLDEN 
 THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 EDWIN B. HOLDEN OF NEW YORK 
 AT ONE TIME PRESIDENT OF THE GROLIEB CLUB 
 
 Seventh Session, Numbers 1530 to 1789, inclusive 
 
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 1st, AT 3:00 O'CLOCK 
 
 1530. [SwiFT (JONATHAN).] A Tale of a Tub. Written for the Universal 
 
 Improvement of Mankind. To which is added an Account of a 
 Battel between the Ancient and Modern Books in St. James's 
 Library. (And) A Discourse concerning the Mechanical Operation 
 of the Spirit. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt, gilt 
 edges. London: Printed for John Nutt, 1704 
 
 1531. [ SWIFT (JONATHAN).] Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. 8vo, original 
 
 calf. London, 1711 
 
 Published anonymously by Dean Swift, and containing twenty-five 
 pieces several being their first publication in book form. 
 
 1532. [SwiFT (JONATHAN).] Travels into Several Eemote Nations of the 
 
 World. By Lemuel Gulliver. Portrait and 4 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, old 
 calf, gilt. " London, 1726 
 
 FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 1533. [SwiFT (JONATHAN).] Travels into several Remote Nations of the 
 
 World. By Lemuel Gulliver. Portrait and 4 maps. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 polished calf, gilt, gilt edges, BY LARKINS. London, 1726 
 
 FIRST EDITION. There were several issues of the First Edition all with 
 the same date, but varying in several details. This copy has "The Pub- 
 lisher to the Reader" ending on p. viii ; the setting-up of the title a little 
 smaller than some of the other issues ; and a few other differences. On 
 the title of each volume is written the contemporary autograph of the 
 original owner and the date "Decem. ye 20th. 1726." 
 
 1534. [SWIFT (JONATHAN).] Travels into Several Remote Nations of the 
 
 World. By Lemuel Gulliver. Portrait, etc. 2 vols, 8vo, original 
 calf, bindings worn. London, 1726 
 
 One of the issues of the FIRST EDITION, subsequent to the First Issue 
 but before the edition printed "Second." 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1535. [SwiFT (JONATHAN).] Travels into several Eemote Nations of the 
 
 World. By Lemuel Gulliver. To which are prefixed several copies 
 of Verses explanatory and commendatory. Portrait, etc. 2 vols. 
 8vo, old calf, rebacked and gilt. London, 1727 
 
 Second Edition. 
 
 1536. SWIFT (JONATHAN). The Life and Genuine Character of Doctor Swift. 
 
 Written by Himself. Folio, half calf. 
 
 London: J. Roberts, 1733 
 
 FIKST EDITION, but a surreptitious issue, probably from a manuscript 
 copy. Swift did not issue his own edition until 1739. 
 
 1537. SWIFT (JONATHAN). The Works of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. 
 
 Patrick's, Dublin, containing additional Letters, Tracts and Poems 
 not hitherto published. Notes and Life by Sir Walter Scott. Por- 
 traits. 19 vols., tall 8vo, cloth, uncut. Boston, 1883 
 The Riverside Edition limited to 750 copies. A reprint of the second 
 and best edition. 
 
 1538. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Queen Mother. Rosamond. 
 
 Two Plays. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original blue cloth, with paper 
 label, uncut, label slightly rubbed. 
 
 London: Pickering, 1860 
 
 FINE COPY OF THIS EXCESSIVELY RARE EARLIEST ISSUE, With the leaf Of 
 
 errata, both half-titles and the misprint on the label. Almost unknown 
 in this early state, and uncut. 
 
 1539. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Queen Mother. Rosamond. 
 
 Two Plays. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London: Pickering, 1860 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY from the Publisher to the Editor of Bentley's 
 Magazine. The same issue as preceding, but lacking the leaf of errata, 
 and the half-title to both plays repaired and misplaced in the sheets. 
 It has the error on the label, but part of the label is defaced. 
 
 1540. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Queen Mother. Rosamond. 
 
 Two Plays. The Second issue being the sheets of the first issue with 
 a new title and Moxon's imprint, without either half-title to the 
 Plays or the leaf of errata. 12mo, green cloth, uncut. 
 
 London: Moxon, 1860 
 
 1541. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Dead Love. 8vo, brown crushed 
 
 levant morocco, inside dentelle borders, gilt top, the original brick- 
 red covers retained, BY RIVIERE. London, 1864 
 Very early work of Swinburne and excessively rare with the wrappers. 
 Laid in is the woodcut by Lawless, illustrating its appearance in Once 
 a Week, in October, 1862. ' Wise thought so highly of this woodcut that 
 he used it as a frontispiece to his Bibliography of Swinburne. 
 
C; &/UU*^ C* <U-/4^ 
 
 ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE 
 
 Original Manuscript of "Queen Bersabe" 
 
 Reduced facsimile 
 
 [No. 1547] 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1542. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Children of the Chapel. A 
 
 Tale (By Miss Gordon.) 12mo, cloth, worn. London, 1864 
 
 The author was a cousin of Swinburne, and Swinburne wrote the 
 poems which she incorporated in this tale. Very rare early Swinburne 
 item. 
 
 1543. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Atlanta in Calydon. A Tragedy. 
 
 FIRST QUARTO EDITION. Small 4to, original cream-colored buckram 
 boards, gilt, in a pattern designed by Kossetti, a little worn. 
 
 London: Moxon, 1865 
 
 THE GENUINE FIRST ISSUE OF THE FIRST EDITION, with the name of 
 Barrett as printer on reverse of the title. 
 
 1544. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Chastelard; a Tragedy. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 12mo, heliotrope crushed levant morocco, with pointille 
 and floral tooling, gilt top, uncut. London, 1865 
 
 Ford Madox Brown's copy with his autograph (fading) on the fly- 
 leaf. 
 
 1545. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES) . Cleopatra. Square 12mo, crimson 
 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, the original brick-red thin 
 cloth covers retained, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, John Camden Hotten, 1866 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE. Not included by Swinburne in any of his 
 Collected poems. Wise mentions two wrappers both of paper, but omits 
 to mention the cloth wrapper in which some copies were issued. 
 
 1546. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Laus Veneris. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco, BY RIVIERE, the original wrappers 
 bound in. London, Moxon, 1866 
 
 SWINBURNE'S OWN COPY, AUTOGRAPHED ON THE HAJ.F-TITLE, and later in 
 the possesion of Thomas ,T. Wise, who reproduced this volume in his 
 Swinburne Bibliography, stating that very few copies were printed. 
 "Moxon was terribly nervous in those days," and these were distributed 
 among friends. 
 
 1547. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Manuscript of the Masque of 
 
 Queen Bersabe. The original manuscript of one of the principal 
 poems of "Poems and Ballads," entitled "The Masque of Queen 
 Bersabe," written by Swinburne on 13 quarto and folio sheets of 
 paper, many of the pages being covered on both sides, the manuscript 
 showing many evidences of the way in which Swinburne re-wrote 
 lines and verses until he arrived at the one which suited him. 
 Accompanied by part of the printed poem extracted from the Ameri- 
 can edition of the "Laus Veneris." In half morocco folder. 
 
 (1866) 
 
 The manuscript is complete, containing the first draft of the entire 
 poem. A very fine example. Swinburne has full play for his genius 
 in the description each Queen or Beautiful Woman gives of herself as 
 she appears before King David. And as Sappho, Cleopatra, Semiramis, 
 Thomiris, Herodias, Messalina and Queen Bersabe appear, the imagina- 
 tion is stirred by the beauty and melody of the poem. 
 
 [See Illustration] 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1548. SWINBUKNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Notes on Poems and Reviews. 
 
 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1866 
 
 GENUINE FIRST ISSUE with the correct imprint, which Wise states was 
 limited to 500 copies. 
 
 1549. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Xotes on Poems and Reviews. 
 
 FIRST EDITION, Second Issue. 8vo, sewed, pp. 23. 
 
 London, 1866 
 
 1550. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Poems and Ballads. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. 12mo, original green cloth, a little worn at the corners, and 
 loose in covers. London : Moxon, 1866 
 
 A very rare Swinburne item, the FIRST, SUPPRESSED ISSUE. 
 
 1551. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Selection from the Works of 
 
 Lord Byron. Edited and Prefaced by Algernon Charles Swinburne. 
 12mo, in a special binding of green morocco, the sides in a diamond 
 pattern enclosing fleurs-de-lis in gold, surrounding a centre medal- 
 lion, within a border of conventional flower-heads and oak-leaves 
 with acorns, gilt edges, binding rubbed. 
 
 * London, Moxon, 1866 
 
 MOXON MINIATURE POETS SERIES, with two very fine Swinburne letters 
 inserted, relating to his preparation of these Byron selections, writing 
 incidentally "As 1 want to have the opinion of another as to my choice, I 
 have sent my copy of Byron, marked and with leaves doubled at the pro- 
 posed extracts, with numbered list of contents as I propose they shall 
 stand to Mr. Rossetti requesting him to revise." He refers rather 
 sarcastically to his name figuring in a series which counts among its 
 "Poets," Tupper and Locker: "It is only the recollection that Palgrave 
 with Wordsworth came after Locker which would make me willingly 
 consent to come after Tupper with Byron," etc. In the second letter he 
 thanks him for cheque and says he is very impatient to see the book. 
 
 1552. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). An Appeal to England against the 
 
 Execution of the Condemned Fenians. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, crim- 
 son crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, the original mottled grey- 
 blue wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Manchester : Reprinted from the 'Morning Star/ 1867 
 FIRST SEPARATE ISSUE. VERY RARE. 
 
 1553. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Cleopatra. (Macmillan's Maga- 
 
 zine, August, 1867.) 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, BY TOUT. 
 
 SWINBURNE'S OWN COPY, extracted from the Magazine where it appeared 
 with the woodcut by F. Sandys, and signed by him underneath his printed 
 signature at the end. VERY RARE. Omitted by Swinburne from all of 
 his collected works. 
 
 1554. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Dolores. 12mo, orange crushed 
 
 levant morocco, gilt floral corner ornaments, inside gilt borders, gilt 
 top, uncut, the original wrappers bound in, BY TOUT. 
 
 London, Hotten, 1867 
 
 THE EXCESSIVELY RARE FIRST ISSUE, printed in plain buff wrappers and 
 reserved for private circulation. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1555. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Siena. Second issue; first pub- 
 
 lished edition. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, the 
 original orange colored wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, Hotten, 1868 
 
 Accompanied by the edition published by Lippincott, Philadelphia, 
 1868, which preceded the English edition by a short time, and contains 
 the notes, later omitted. 12mo, wrappers. Together, 2 vols. 
 
 1556. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). William Blake. A Critical Essay. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. With illustrations from Blake's designs in facsimile, 
 colored and plain. 8vo, original blue cloth, uncut, top of back worn. 
 
 London, 1868 
 
 1557. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES) AND EOSSETTI (W. M.). Notes on 
 
 the Eoyal Academy Exhibition, 1868. Part I. by Wm. Michael 
 Eossetti. Part II. by Algernon C. Swinburne. 8vo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, the original wrappers retained, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, Hotten [1868] 
 
 FIRST EDITION, containing some contributions never collected. 
 
 1558. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES) AND ROSSETTI (WILLIAM M.). 
 
 Original corrected proof sheets of Swinburne's contribution to "Notes 
 on the Eoyal Academy Exhibition." 14pp. 8vo, containing many 
 changes, corrections, etc., bound with 60 pages of Eossetti's original 
 manuscript, and eight pages of corrected proofs by Eossetti of his 
 part of the pamphlet. 8vo, old half roan, rubbed. [1868] 
 
 1559. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Ode on the Proclamation of the 
 
 French Eepublic, September 4, 1870. FIRST EDITION. Tall 8vo, 
 crimson crushed morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the 
 original orange-colored wrappers bound in. London, 1870 
 
 Thick toned paper issue. 
 
 1560. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Pleasure: A Holiday Book of 
 
 Prose and Verse. 8vo, cloth, binding slightly soiled. 
 
 London, 1871 
 
 Contains an original contribution by Swinburne, "Tristram and Iseult : 
 Prelude of an Unfinished Poem." Very scarce Swinburne item. 
 
 1561. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Dark Blue. Illustrated. 
 
 Vols. 1-4, March, 1871 to February, 1873. 4 vols. thick 8vo, half 
 morocco. London, 1871-1873 
 
 With Swinburne and Morris contributions, "The End of a Month" 
 (Swinburne) ; "Down Stream" (Rossetti) ; "Story of Frithiof the Bold" 
 (Morris) ; "Theophile Gautier" (Lang) ; etc. 
 
 1562. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Under the Microscope. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, the original cream-colored wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1872 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1563. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Le Tombeau de Theophile Gautier. 
 
 Portrait of Gautier. FIRST EDITION. 4to, crimson crushed levant 
 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the original 
 
 Avrappers retained. Paris, 1873 
 
 One of the few copies issued containing the etched portrait of Gautier. 
 
 1564. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Auguste Vacquerie. Par Swin- 
 
 burne. Tall 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, the 
 original brick-red covers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Paris, 1875 
 Wise comments on the rarity of this First Edition of Swinburne. 
 
 1565. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Devil's Due. A Letter to 
 
 the Editor of the 'Examiner/ By Thomas Maitland. (Swinburne). 
 12mo, eleven pp. bound in crushed brown levant morocco, inside 
 ribbon border, gilt top, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 N.p., 1875 for private circulation 
 
 EXCESSIVELY BARE. Wise states no copy is known. Written by Swin- 
 burne for the 'Examiner' in reply to Buchanan's attack, then not yet 
 re-issued with the author's name, as "The Fleshly School of Poetry." 
 T. J. Wise in his bibliography stated no copy of this separate issue was 
 known, but adds in a postscript that he has just heard of a copy, that 
 it was probably issued in a very small number of copies and is of the 
 utmost rarity. 
 
 1566. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Note of an English Eepublican 
 
 on the Muscovite Crusade. FIRST EDITION. Tall 8vo, crimson 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, the original blue wrappers bound 
 in BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1876 
 
 1567. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Ode a la Statue de Victor Hugo. 
 
 Traduction de Tola Dorian. 4to, original wrappers. 1882 
 
 Only 200 copies were printed, and the only form in which the "Ode" 
 appears separately. 
 
 1568. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Century of Eoundels. Square 
 
 8vo, cloth, title badly opened. London, 1883 
 
 A Swinburne manuscript inserted. A torn half-sheet of blue paper 
 covered with lines of verse on both sides, corrected and scored out time 
 after time, but finally leaving intact the following lines, 
 
 "/ saic fallen as. they fled, 
 Clothed with laughter, crowned with tears 
 Veiled and naked, pale and red 
 Twenty shadows which were years 
 Some in face like flowers that come 
 Ere the Summer catch the Spring 
 Some with sweet Mind eyes, and some 
 
 With sweet lips that " 
 
 No more interesting example could be had showing Swinburne's method 
 of trying many lines until the right one was secured. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1569. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Word for the Navy. 8vo, crim- 
 
 son crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London: Ottiey, 1887 
 FIRST EDITION PRINTED ON VELLUM. Very rare, unknown to Wise. 
 
 1570. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Word for the Navy. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, original green 
 wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London: Ottiey, 1887 
 "It is said that not more than 25 copies were printed." T. J. WISE. 
 
 1571. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A W8rd for the Navy. 8vo, 
 
 crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, original blue wrap- 
 pers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London : Eedway, 1887 
 The edition was limited to 250 copies printed at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 1572. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Gathered Songs. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Thin 4to,' crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut, BY 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1887 
 
 One of the three copies of the FIRST EDITION PRINTED ON VELLUM. 
 
 1573. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Jubilee. MDCCCLXXXVII. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, 
 the original green covers retained, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London : Ottiey, Landon & Co., 1887 
 25 copies were printed on thick Dutch paper. 
 
 1574. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Jubilee. MDCCCLXXXVII. 
 
 Portrait of Swinburne (carte-de-visite photograph). 8vo, crimson 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top. London : Ottiey, Landon & Co., 1887 
 
 The very rare issue on vellum. Unknown to Wise. 
 
 1575. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Question. MDCCCLXXXVII. 
 
 A Poem. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt, gilt edges, the original green wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London : Ottiey, Landon & Co., 1887 
 
 Wise states that probably not more than 25 copies were issued before 
 the poem was withdrawn. 
 
 1576. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Question. MDCCCLXXXVII. 
 
 A Poem. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 
 gilt, gilt top, BY ZAEHNSDORF. 
 
 London: Ottiey, Landon & Co., 1887 
 
 The very limited issue on vellum, unknown to Wise. The poem was 
 withdrawn by Swinburne and never issued by him in a collected edition. 
 It contained a bitter attack on Gladstone. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1577. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Ballad of Dead Men's Bay. 
 
 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY, the original buff wrappers retained. London, 1889 
 
 Printed Privately. THE FIRST EDITION. Not included in the Col- 
 lected Poems until 1894. 
 
 1578. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Bride's Tragedy. 12mo, 
 
 bleu-de-ciel crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, the original buff 
 
 wrappers retained, BY ZAEHNSDORF. London, 1889 
 
 The poem was printed privately, not published, in a very limited issue. 
 
 1579. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). The Brothers. December, 1889. 
 
 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, the original 
 plain blue wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 [No Imprint.] Printed 1889 
 
 FIRST EDITION, of which only a few copies were struck off from a 
 newspaper office and distributed privately. 
 
 1580. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Sequence of Sonnets on the 
 
 Death of Robert Browning. . Square 8vo, crimson crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt, gilt edges, the original blue wrappers bound in, BY 
 
 THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1890 
 
 FIRST EDITION : "A few copies only have been printed in this separate 
 form." PRELIMINARY NOTE. 
 
 1581. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Sequence of Sonnets on the 
 
 Death of Robert Browning. Small 4to, green crushed levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt in a renaissance panel with the decorative use of line and 
 scrolls balanced and reversed, wide inside borders, crimson watered 
 silk end-papers, BY ZAEHNSDORF, slip case. London, 1890 
 
 FIRST EDITION ; one of the very few printed on vellum, unknown to 
 Wise, who calls the paper issue of this "of conspicuous rarity." IN A 
 
 BEAUTIFUL BINDING. 
 
 1582. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Mourey (Gabriel). Poemes et 
 
 Ballades de A. C. Swinburne. Notes sur Swinburne par Guy de 
 Maupassant. Thick 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Paris, 1891 
 
 A presentation copy from the Translator, Gabriel Mourey. Trans- 
 lated into French blank verse, in which admirers of Swinburne will find 
 the same beauty as in the original. 
 
 1583. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Grace Darling. Thin 4to, boards, 
 
 uncut. London, 1893 
 
 FIRST EDITION, printed for private circulation by T. J. Wise in only 
 30 copies. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1584. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON 'CHAELES). The Ballad of Bulgarie. Woodcut 
 
 portrait of Swinburne. Small 8vo, crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 edges, the original plain buff wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDEEY. London, 1893 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Very rare, printed for private circulation, and has 
 never appeared in any of Swinburne's Collected Works. 
 
 1585. SWINBUENE (ALGEENON CHAELES). One Penny, A Word for the 
 
 Navy. Popular Edition. 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, 
 gilt top, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London : Redway, 1896 
 
 1586. SWINBURNE (ALGEENON CHAELES). Robert Burns. A Poem. 8vo, 
 
 crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, the original terra- 
 cotta lettered wrappers bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1896 
 
 Not for sale, printed only for the Members of the Burns Centenary 
 Club. 
 
 1587. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). A Bibliographical List of the 
 
 Scarcer Works and Uncollected Writings of Algernon Charles Swin- 
 burne. By Thomas J. Wise. Frontispiece. Square 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. London, 1897 
 
 One of only 50 copies printed for private subscribers. 
 
 1588. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). Unpublished Verses by Algernon 
 
 Charles Swinburne (1866) (And) In the Album of Adah Menken. 
 8pp. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt tops, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. No place, no date 
 
 Undescribed by Wise. 
 
 1589. SWINBURNE (ALGERNON CHARLES). FIRST EDITIONS. Poems and Bal- 
 
 lads. Three series, the first with Moxon's Imprint; Queen Mother 
 and Rosamond ; A Song of Italy, with Hotten's Imprint ; Heptalo- 
 gia ; Songs Before Sunrise ; Songs of the Springtides ; Songs of Two 
 Nations; George Chapman; Atlanta in Calydon (3rd edition); and 
 others. FIRST EDITIONS, issued by Chatto and Windus. Together, 
 34 vols. small 8vo, in the original cloth, many uncut. 
 
 London, various dates 
 
 A fine collection comprising First Editions of many of the writings of 
 Swinburne. 
 
 1590. SWINBURNE-ANA. Buchanan's "Fleshly School of Poetry," the attack 
 
 on Swinburne, Rossetti, and others, which brought in reply Swin- 
 burne's very rare Devil's Due. Wrappers. London, 1872; An Imi- 
 tation of Swinburne's "Ode on the Proclamation of the French 
 Republic." London, 1871; Thomas Middleton (Mermaid series), 
 unexpurgated edition with Swinburne's Introduction ; W. M. Rossetti 
 on Swinburne. 1866; Laus-Veneris translated into French, one of 
 five copies on China paper. Paris, 1895 ; the Mosher Japan paper 
 issues of "A Year's Letters" and "The Heptalogia," etc. Together, 
 16 vols. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1591. SYLVESTER (JOSHUA). Lachrimae Lachrimarvm. or the Distillation of 
 
 Teares Shede For the vntymely Death of The incomparable Prince 
 Panaretvs. Small 4to, half green straight-grain morocco, cut close 
 by binder. London : Humphrey Lownes, 1612 
 
 FIRST EDITION. VERY RARE. The title page and the verso of each leaf 
 printed in black reserve with the Arms of the Prince, the last leaf having 
 instead the Three Feathers. The text is within mourning borders show- 
 ing skeletons or in shrouds. 
 
 One of the very rare elegiac poems on the death of Henry, Prince of 
 Wales. As well as being a very rare book, it is a curiosity of printing, 
 the greater part of it being engraved on wood, the center of the recto of 
 each alternate page alone being in type. 
 
 1592. SYLVESTER (JOSHUA). The Parliament if Vertues Royal: (Summoned 
 
 in France but assembled in England) for Nomination, Creation and 
 Confirmation of the most Excellent Prince Panaretvs, etc. 2 vols. 
 bound in one, with separate titles throughout, but the second part 
 having separate pagination for the various poems, with the very 
 rare unpaginated "Honor's Farewelle" at the end. Thick 12mo, 
 green morocco, gilt, BY PRATT, small monogram stamp on title, and 
 the title having inner margin restored. 
 
 London, 1614, 1615 and n.d. 
 
 The Hoe copy of 1620 was believed to be the first collected edition, but 
 this precedes it by several years. VERY RARE. 
 
 1593. SYMMOXS (EDWARD). A Vindication of King Charles: or a Loyal Sub- 
 
 ject's Duty. Manifested in Vindicating his Soveraigne from those 
 Aspersions cast upon him by certaine Persons in a scandalous Libel 
 entituled The Kings Cabinet Opened, etc. By Edw. Symmons, a 
 Minister, not of the late confused New, but of the Ancient, Orderly, 
 and True Church of England. Engraved portrait of the King. 
 Small 4to, old sheep, binding worn. 
 
 [London] Printed in the Yeere, 1648 
 
 1594. SYMOXDS (Jonx ADDINGTOX). The Escorial. A Prize Poem recited in 
 
 the Theatre, Oxford, June 20, 1860. Small 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Oxford, 1860 
 FIRST EDITION. A very fine fresh copy of this rare pamphlet. 
 
 1595. SYMOXDS (Jonx ADDIXGTOX). An Introduction to the Study of Dante. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1872 
 
 Original issue in red cloth, with the photograph of the mask of Dante. 
 
 1596. SYMONDS (Jonx ADDIXGTOX). Wine, Women and Song. Mediaeval 
 
 Latin Students' Songs. Now first translated into English Verse with 
 an Essay. FIRST EDITIOX. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1884 
 GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA'S copy, with his autograph and date on title. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 3597. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). Essays Speculative and Suggestive. 
 FIRST EDITIONS. 2 vols. small 8vo, cloth, uncut, library labels 
 removed from covers. London, 1890 
 
 1598. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). Our Life in the Swiss Highlands. By 
 
 J. A. Symonds and his daughter Margaret. Illustrated. FIRST 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, cloth. London, 1892 
 
 1599. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). In the Key of Blue and other Prose 
 
 Essays. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1893 
 
 1600. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). Walt Whitman. A Study. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Portrait and 4 illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1893 
 208 copies were printed on hand-made paper. LARGE PAPER. 
 
 1601. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). Blank Verse. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, 
 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1895 
 
 1602. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). Giovanni Boccaccio, as Man and 
 
 Author. FIRST EDITION. 8vo,, cloth, uncut. London, 1895 
 
 1603. SYMONDS (JOHN ADDINGTON). John Addington Symonds, a Biography. 
 
 Compiled from his Papers and Correspondence by H. F. Brown. 
 Portraits and other Illustrations. 2 vols. Square 8vo, cloth, uncut, 
 gilt tops. London, 1895 
 
 1604. SYMONS (ARTHUR). Silhouettes. 4to, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1892 
 No. 5 of the LARGE PAPER EDITION of 25 copies, signed by Symons. 
 
 1605. SYMONS (ARTHUR). London Nights. Tall 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1895 
 
 ' FIRST EDITION, ON LARGE PAPER, limited to 50 copies and signed by 
 Symons. 
 
 1606. TACITUS (CORNELIUS). Opera Minora. [Edited by Charles Eliot 
 
 Norton.] Folio, original boards, calf back, red top, uncut. 
 
 Boston: D. B. Updike, 1904 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 100 copies. Facsimile of the 1404 
 edition. Beautifully printed at the Merrymount Press. 
 
 1607. TACITUS (CORNELIUS). Another copy, same as above. Folio, original 
 
 boards, calf back, red top, uncut. Boston, 1904 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 100 copies. 
 
 1608. TACITUS (CORNELIUS). Another copy, same as above. Folio, original 
 
 boards, calf back, red top, uncut. Boston, 1904 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 100 copies. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1609. TACITUS (CORNELIUS). Another copy, same as above. Folio, original 
 
 boards, calf back, red top, uncut. Boston : D. B. Updike, 1904 
 
 LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 100 copies. 
 
 1610. TASSO (TORQUATO). Aminte, Pastorale. Traduite de 1'Italien en Vers 
 
 Frangois. Edition nouvelle revile et enrichie de Tailles Douces. 
 Engraved title and plates. 12mo, crimson crushed levant morocco, 
 prettily tooled in pointille bands, circles, and other small designs, 
 inside borders and gilt edges, BY SANFORD. La Haye, 1681 
 
 1611. TASSO (TORQUATO). Jerusalem Delivree. Poeme, Traduit de Fltalien. 
 
 Nouvelle edition revue et corrigee ; enrichie de la vie du Tasse. Por- 
 trait, and plates after Le Barbier. 2 vols. 8vo, French red straight- 
 grain morocco gilt, blue silk end-papers and fly-leaves, gilt edges. 
 
 Paris, 1803 
 
 EUGENE DE BEAUHABNAIS' COPY, the step-son of Napoleon and his 
 favorite, with his initials tooled on the covers, and since in the library of 
 Henri Beraldi. Paper velin copy with the plates in two states. 
 
 1612. TAYLOR (BAYARD). The Masque of the Gods. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, 
 
 original brown cloth. Boston, 1872 
 
 Presentation copy from the author, inscribed on the half-title in 
 Taylor's hand, "To Rev. Dr. Conant, with the sincere regards of Bayard 
 Taylor, June 4, 1872." 
 
 1613. TAYLOR (BAYARD). Ximena and other Poems. By James Bayard 
 
 Taylor. FIRST EDITION. Philadelphia, 1844 ; A Book of Eomances, 
 Lyrics and Songs. 1852. . Immaculate copy of the FIRST EDITION; 
 Poems of the Orient. 1855; Poems of Home and Travel, 1855; 
 Journey to Central Africa. 1854 ; Visit to India, China and Japan 
 in 1853. New York, 1855; and others, mainly good copies in the 
 original cloth. Together, 23 vols. 
 Nearly a complete set of First Editions of Bayard Taylor. 
 
 1614. TAYLOR (ISAAC). History of the Transmission of Ancient Books to 
 
 Modern Times. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, half crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt top. London, 1827 
 
 1615. TAYLOR (JEREMY). A Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying. Shew- 
 
 ing the Unreasonableness of prescribing to other mens Faith, and the 
 Iniquity of persecuting differing Opinions. FIRST EDITION. En- 
 graved title by William Marshall. Small 4to, old sheep. 
 
 London, 1647 
 
 1616. TAYLOE (JEREMY). The Eule and Exercises of Holy Dying. In which 
 
 are described the Means and Instruments of preparing ourselves and 
 others respectively, for a blessed Death. FIRST EDITION. Engraved 
 title by Lombart. 12mo, wine-red crushed levant morocco, blind 
 tooled, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1651 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1617. TAYLOK (JEREMY). The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying. Folding 
 
 frontispiece with portrait. Small 8vo, old English red morocco, 
 small corner ornaments, name on title, autograph of Anna Sophia 
 Dormer, 1682, on dedication leaf. London, 1663 
 
 1618. TAYLOK (JEREMY). The Eule and Exercises of Holy Living, in which 
 
 are described the Means and Instrument of obtaining every Virtie, 
 etc. The Tenth Edition. Engraved plate by R. White, and folding 
 plate until portrait. Small 8vo, old calf, tooled into panels with cor- 
 ner ornaments of gold, gilt edges, binding worn. London, 1674 
 
 1619. TAYLOR (JOHN the Water-poet). A Verry Merry Wherry-Ferry-Voy- 
 
 age : or Yorke for my Money : Sometimes Perilous, Sometimes Quar- 
 rellous, performed with a Paire of Oares, by Sea from London, by 
 John Taylor and Job. Pennell. And written by J. T. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. 16pp. 12mo, old sprinkled calf, gilt border, the pages brown- 
 ing with age, and somewhat stained. 
 
 London : Imprinted by Edw. All-de. 1622 
 
 A very clever and entertaining poetical account, in the dedication of 
 which Taylor says, 
 
 "Accept, Reade, Laugh, and breath, and to't againe, 
 And still my Muse, and I, shall yours Remaine." 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1620. TAYLOR (THOMAS). Five Books of Plotinus. viz., On Felicity, on the 
 
 Nature and Origin of Evil, on Providence; on Nature, Contempla- 
 tion, and the One ; and on the Descent of the Soul. Translated from 
 the Greek, with an Introduction. 8vo, half brown crushed levant 
 morocco, uncut, gilt top, BY STIKEMAN. London, 1794 
 
 LARGE PAPER. One of the scarcer translations by the Platonist. 
 
 1621. TAYLOR (THOMAS). The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus. Translated 
 
 from the Greek, as demonstrated to be the Invocations which were 
 used in the Eleusinian Mysteries. The Second Edition, with addi- 
 tions. 8vo, three-quarter crushed brown levant morocco, gilt top, 
 un cut. Chiswick: Printed by C. Whittingham, 1824 
 
 1622. TAYLOR (TOM). Ballads and Songs of Brittany. Translated from the 
 
 'Barsaz-Breiz' of Vicomte Hersart de la Villemarque. With some 
 of the original melodies harmonized by Mrs. Tom Taylor. Illus- 
 trations by Tenniel, II. K. Browne, Millais, Keene, "and others. 
 Small 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut, slightly shaken. London, 1865 
 
 1623. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems by Two Brothers. 8vo, cloth and 
 
 boards, uncut, name on title. London, 1827 
 
 FIRST EDITION of the first book of poems by Alfred Tennyson, including 
 some poems by his brother Charles. Large Paper copy, exceedingly rare. 
 TJiese Large Paper copies were issued without a paper label. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1624. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LOKD). Prolusiones Academicae. 8vo, light 
 
 brown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, the original blue covers 
 bound in, BY THE CLUB BINDEKY. Cambridge [1829] 
 
 Contains the first appearance of "Timbuctoo," a Poem which obtained 
 the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, 1829, "won in 
 competition with Arthur Hallam and others." 
 
 1625. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems, Chiefly Lyrical. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 12mo, original boards and paper label, wearing. 
 
 London, 1830 
 
 VERY RARE. The first volume of poems published under Tennyson's 
 name. Wm. Rowman Hamilton's copy with his name and another on the 
 title. In the original condition with Errata leaf and advertisement leaf. 
 
 1626. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, original 
 
 boards, uncut, with the paper label, cracked at hinges. 
 
 London: Moxon, 1833 
 
 VERY RARE. Two or three of the Poems were suppressed and never 
 republished. 
 
 1627. TENNYSON (AFERED, LORD). Morte d' Arthur, Dora and other Idyls. 
 
 Thin 12mo, pp. 66, light brown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt 
 top, uncut, BY RIVIERE. London, Moxon, 1842 
 
 One of the very rare "trial issues" which Tennyson had printed in a 
 very small number. 
 
 1628. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. original 
 
 boards, uncut. London, 1842; Poems. Third Edition. 2 vols., 
 cloth, uncut. London, 1845. Together, 4 vols., 2 hinges cracked. 
 
 London, 1842-1845 
 
 The second volume of the 1842 edition contains the first publication of 
 "Lord of Burleigh," "Lady Clare" and many others of his finest bal- 
 lads. 
 
 1629. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems. Second Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 
 peacock-blue crushed levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, BY RIVIERE. 
 
 London: Moxon, 1843 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1630. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). In Memoriam. Second Edition. Thick 
 
 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top. 
 
 London, Moxon, 1850 
 
 RICHARD HEBNE SHEPHERD'S COPY, interleaved throughout, giving the 
 variations in reading from copy unpublished, and with a preliminary 
 manuscript note of three pages written and signed by Shepherd relating 
 to it. The notes show the variations between the first draft of the poems 
 and the later printed edition. 
 
 Bound uniform with following item. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1631. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Maud and Other Poems. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 12mo, green crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top, inside borders, BY 
 TOUT. London, 1855 
 
 RICHARD HERNE SHEPHERD'S COPY, interleaved, on which he has written 
 all the changes Tennyson made in the poems in this volume, taken from 
 the author's corrected proof-sheets, manuscripts, etc. and including some 
 passages which have never been printed, and the variations in published 
 editions. 
 
 Bound uniform with above item. 
 
 1632. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Ode on the Death of the Duke of Welling- 
 
 ton. Two issues, 1852 and 1853. Tall 8vo, original blue-grey wrap- 
 pers. Together, 2 pamphlets. London: Moxon, 1852-1853 
 The First and second issues ; the first having a passage of five lines 
 omitted in all subsequent issues, and the second issue also having a single 
 line not printed in any subsequent issue. It is considerably rarer than 
 the first issue. 
 
 1633. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Victoria Regia, a volume of original 
 
 contributions in Poetry and Prose, edited by Adelaid A. Proctor. 
 
 Tall 8vo, original cloth, gilt. London, 1861 
 
 Contains the first appearance of Tennyson's "The Sailor Boy," Lowell's 
 
 "The Fatal Curiosity," and Thackeray's "A Leaf out of a Sketch Book." 
 
 1634. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems. MDCCCXXX. MDCCCXXXIII. 
 
 Privately printed 1862. Square 12mo, light brown crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, the original green wrappers 
 retained. [London, 1862] 
 
 Hotten's pirated edition, edited by J. Dykes Campbell, containing poems 
 suppressed by Tennyson. The book was the subject of a suit between 
 Tennyson and Hotten. It is very rare. 
 
 1635. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). International Exhibition Ode, 1862. 
 
 Music by Bennett. The four Orchestral parts. Together, 4 pieces, 
 4to. London [1862] 
 
 This issue set to music is actually the FIRST EDITION. 
 
 1636. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). A Welcome. 4pp. 8vo, leaflet, (11 copies). 
 
 London, Moxon, 1863 
 
 The separate issue of the address to Princess Alexandra on her mar- 
 riage to the Prince of Wales. 
 
 1637. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Lucretius. Small 4to, original brown 
 
 cloth, uncut. Cambridge, Mass., 1868 
 
 Printed for private circulation and very rare. In the Crapon sale in 
 England when it first came up for sale, the statement was made that 
 only 20 copies were printed. 
 
 1638. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Holy Grail, and other Poems. FIRST 
 
 EDITION. Small 8vo, original green cloth, a little worn. 
 
 London,' 18 70 
 
 PRESENTATION COPY FROM TENNYSON. Very rare, with "R. 8. Hawkins 
 from A. Tennyson," in Tennyson's hand on the fly-leaf. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1639. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Last Tournament. 12mo, light 
 
 brown crushed levant morocco, gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, 
 inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1871 
 
 One of the rarest of the "Tennyson trial items." only six or seven copies 
 being known, with the very rare extra leaf "The place of this Poem, 
 etc." The poem begins on p. 9 and ends on p. 54. 
 
 1640. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Lover's Tale, And Other Poems, now- 
 
 first collected. Small 8vo, light brown crushed levant morocco, tooled 
 with gilt fillet lines and corner ornaments, wide inside borders and 
 gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1875 
 
 Privately printed, only 50 copies issued, by Richard Herne Shepherd, 
 and immediately suppressed. 
 
 1641. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Lover's Tale. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Small 8vo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1879 
 
 RICHARD HERNE SHEPHERD'S COPY, interleaved by him with his manu- 
 script notes showing the variations between the first privately printed 
 copy of 1833, and the later published editions. There is a preliminary 
 note by him on the Bibliography of the same. 
 
 1642. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). The Passing of Arthur. Small 8vo, 
 
 original printed wrappers, pp. 24. London, 1884 
 
 Separately printed and very rare, the right issue with "Ninepence" 
 printed at the bottom of the cover. 
 
 1643. TENNYSON (ALERED, LORD). Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Illus- 
 
 trated by Edward Lear. 4to, half morocco. London, 1889 
 
 Limited to 100 proof copies, signed by Tennyson. Edward Lear's copy, 
 with "To E. L." in gilt letters on the centre of the front cover, no doubt 
 presented by Tennyson. 
 
 1644. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Westminster Abbey. Funeral of the 
 
 Eight Honourable Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate, on Wednesday, 
 October 12th, 1892. Leaflet, 4pp., 4to, within mourning border. 
 
 [London, 1892] 
 Contains Tennyson's last Poem "The Silent Voices." 
 
 1645. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems, illustrated by the Pre-Raphaelites, 
 
 London, 1857; The Window, with Music by Sir Arthur Sullivan. 
 London, 1871 ; Welcome to Alexandra. Illuminated by Owen Jones. 
 London, 1863; Livingston's Bibliography of Tennyson. New York, 
 1901; Days and Hours by Frederick Tennyson. FIRST EDITION. 
 London, 1854; and others, similar. Together, 12 vols. 12mo and 
 8vo, cloth. 
 
 1646. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). Poems. Fourth Edition. 2 vols. 1846; 
 
 The Princess. 1847; In Memoriam. 1850; Maud. 1855; and 
 others. MAINLY FIRST EDITIONS. Together, 24 vols. 12mo, cloth, 
 mainly uncut. London : Moxon, etc., various dates 
 
TEWRDANNCKH 
 
 Reduced facsimile of page 
 [No. 1649] 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1647. TENNYSON (ALFRED, LORD). A Welcome. FIRST EDITION. Four-page 
 
 leaflet, 12mo, unbound. London, 1863 (17 copies); DANA (WIL- 
 LIAM F.). The Optimism of Ealpli Waldo Emerson. 16mo, pub- 
 lisher's sheets, unbound. Boston, 1886; CURTIS (GEORGE WILLIAM). 
 From the Easy Chair. Portrait. 16mo, publisher's sheets, unbound. 
 New York, 1892. EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 8 por- 
 traits ; [And] From the Easy Chair. Third Series. Portrait. 16mo, 
 publisher's sheets, unbound. New York, 1894; COLUMBIA UNIVER- 
 SITY, NEW YORK. An Account of the Celebration of the First Semi- 
 centennial Anniversary of the Incorporation of Columbia College, 
 with the Oration and Poem delivered on the Occasion. New York, 
 1837. With autograph presentation inscription by Manton Eastburn, 
 who delivered the Oration; LOAN EXHIBITION of selected Examples 
 of Old Wedgwood, period, 1760-to 1793. Mr. F. Eathbone's Gallery, 
 South Kensington, London, S.W., April, 1893. Illustrated. Chelsea, 
 London, 1893; and other pamphlets. Together, 28 pamphlets and 
 vols. 16mo to 4to, unbound and paper wrappers, one cloth. 
 
 Various places, various dates 
 
 1648. TENNYSON (CHARLES). Sonnets and Fugitive Pieces. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Thin 12mo, light brown crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt tops, 
 uncut. Cambridge, 1830 
 
 The author with Alfred Tennyson of the "Poems by Two Brothers." 
 Very rare in fine condition. 
 
 1649. TEWRDANNCKH. Die geuerlicheiten und einsteils der geschichten des 
 
 loblichen streyt-paren und hochberumbten helds und Eitters herr 
 Tewrdannckhs. 118 magnificent wood-engravings drawn by Hans 
 Schaufflein, of Tournaments Knights in adventures in landscapes and 
 other incidents of chivalry. Folio, old green morocco, gilt and blind 
 tooled, slight spots in few pages, a few pages have scroll shaved at 
 top. Nuremberg: Schonsperger, 1517 
 
 The most magnificent illustrated book produced by the great wood- 
 engravers, artists and printers of the Cinque-Cento, and now becoming 
 very rare. Famous not only for its illustrations, but for the remarkable 
 printing in imitation of a floridly written manuscript. Under the form of 
 relating the romantic adventures of the knight Tewrdannckh (meant for 
 the Emperor Maximilian), it gives the laws and rules of chivalry as 
 decided by the Courts of Honor. The romance was composed by Melchoir 
 Pfintzing and printed, it is believed, at the expense of Emperor Maxi- 
 milian. At the end are the eight leaves of the key to the characters, and 
 register. 
 
 THE FIRST EDITION, with the blank leaf, sig. p5. This blank leaf is 
 the original with water-mark of the arms of Nuremberg. Size of leaf, 
 12% by 9 2/8 inches. 
 
 [See Eeproduction of Page] 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1650. THACKEEAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). Vanity Fair. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 In the original parts (20 in 19), enclosed in morocco solander case. 
 
 London, 1847-1848 
 
 Vanity Fair, in the original parts, in perfect condition is almost an 
 unobtainable rarity. Most of the known copies are defective, more or 
 less and this likewise has been made up, with some errors. Many of the 
 advertisements are lacking, Parts 1, 10, 14, 18 and 19 have had the wrong 
 back covers supplied ; part 4 has a late issue of the front cover without 
 the number or date and blank inside ; part 9 is wrong both front and 
 back ; part IS and the last part are without the date. 
 
 1651. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). The History of Pendennis. 
 
 FIRST EDITION. Complete in the original parts (24 in 23). En- 
 closed in two morocco solander cases. London, 1848-1850 
 Very difficult to obtain complete in the original parts. This copy has 
 the wrong back supplied to No. 20. and lacks the advertisements to that 
 number and to one or two others. 
 
 1652. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). The English Humourists of the 
 
 Eighteenth Century. A Series of Lectures. FIRST EDITION. Small 
 8vo, original cloth, uncut, a little shabby. London, 1853 
 
 1653. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). The Newcomes. Illustrated by 
 
 Richard Doyle. FIRST EDITION. In the original (24 in 23) parts, 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut. In 2 morocco solander cases. 
 
 London, 1853-1854 
 
 Lacking the advertisements in Parts I-IV, and a few leaves of the 
 advertisements elsewhere. It is very difficult to find any two books of 
 Thackeray which were issued in parts agreeing in the advertisements 
 or in the placing of them, and variations will be found in the advertise- 
 ments in this copy. It is in fair condition and not a "made up" copy. 
 
 1654. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). The Virginians. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 In the original (24) parts. Enclosed in two morocco solander cases. 
 
 London, 1857-1859 
 
 Two leaves of advertisements at the end of part 23 have been torn 
 out, but a very good copy, and genuine throughout. 
 
 1655. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). The Victoria Eegia, a volume of 
 
 original contributions in Poetry and Prose, edited by Adelaide A. 
 Proctor. Tall 8vo, original cloth, gilt, binding faded. 
 
 London, 1861 
 
 Contains the first appearance of Thackeray's "A Leaf out of a Sketch 
 Book," Lowell's "The Fatal Curiosity," and Tennyson's "The Sailor Boy." 
 
 1656. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). Eeading a Poem. By Michael 
 
 Angelo Titmarsh. Privately reprinted for a Member of the Grolier 
 Club. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. New York, 1897 
 
 No. 1 of 100 copies privately printed by Mr. E. G. Kennedy and inscribed 
 by him to Mr. Holden. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1657. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). Beading a Poem. By Mr. 
 
 Michael Angelp Titmarsh. A Sketch by William Makepeace Thack- 
 eray ... privately reprinted for a Member of the Grolier Club. 
 Square 12mo, wrappers, uncut. New York, 1897 
 
 No. 2 of 100 copies privately printed. 
 
 1658. THACKERAY (WILLIAM MAKEPEACE). Reading a Poem. 12mo, wrap- 
 
 pers. London, 1891. Sette of Odd Volumes issue. Its first separate 
 appearance; Loose Sketches, with Leech frontispiece. London, 1894. 
 100 copies on large paper; Thackeray's Writings in the National 
 Standard and the Constitutional. 1899. Limited issue', Collection 
 of Thackeray (Brookfield) Letters. 1887. Limited issue; Crowe's 
 With Thackeray in America. 1893 ; Thackeray's Sultan Stork, now 
 first collected, with Bibliography. 1887 ; Johnson's Early Writings 
 of Thackeray. 1888. Limited issue; Hints to Collectors of Thacke- 
 ray. 1885. One of 50 copies on Large Paper. Together, 7 vols. 
 12mo and 8vo, cloth and wrappers. 
 
 1659. THOMAS (ISAIAH). The History o Printing in America, with a Biog- 
 
 raphy of Printers, and an Account of Newspapers, etc. Portrait. 
 2 vols. 8vo, original boards, cloth back, entirely uncut, and unopened, 
 one hinge cracked. Worcester, 1810 
 
 This issue is seldom found in uncut condition. 
 
 1660. THOEEAU (HENRY D.). Bibliography with an Outline of his Life. 
 
 Compiled and arranged by S. A. Jones. Portrait. 8vo, boards, 
 
 uncut. Cleveland, 1894 
 
 Rowfant Club issue, printed for members only and limited to 90 copies. 
 
 1661. THOREAU (HENRY D.). The Writings of Henry D. Thoreau, including 
 
 the Familiar Letters. With Bibliographical Introductions and Full 
 Indexes. Portraits, etc. 11 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Cambridge: The Eiverside Press, 1894 
 LARGE PAPER limited to 150 copies. 
 
 1662. THOREAU (HENRY D.). Of Friendship; An Essay from a Week on the 
 
 Concord and Merrimack Rivers. Narrow 12mo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1901 
 No. 1 of 500 copies issued from the Riverside Press. 
 
 1663. THOEEAU (HENRY D.).Walden or Life in the Woods. FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Boston, 1854; The Maine Woods, 1864; Cape Cod. FIRST EDITION. 
 1865 (name on title) ; Letters to Various Persons. FIRST EDITION. 
 1865 ; A Yankee in Canada. FIRST EDITION. 1866 ; Balke's Winter : 
 from the Journal of Thoreau. 1888; and Thoreau's Thoughts. 1890; 
 Poems of Nature. 1895 ; Sanborn's Personality of Thoreau. 1901 ; 
 Service by Thoreau, edited by Sanborn. 1902. Together, 10 vols., 
 12mo and 8vo, cloth and boards. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1664. TOEREY (JESSE). A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery, in the United 
 
 States, with reflections on the Practicability of restoring the Moral 
 Eights of the Slave, without impairing the Legal Privileges of the 
 Possessor . . . including Memoirs of Facts on the Interior Traffic in 
 Slaves and on Kidnapping. Engravings by Alexander Lawson. 8vo, 
 boards, old leather back, uncut. 
 
 Philadelphia, by the Author, 1817 
 
 1665. [TOTTILL (RICHARD).] A very proper treatise, wherein is briefly set 
 
 forthe the Arte of Limming, which teacheth the order in drawing 
 & tracing of Letters, vinets, Flowers, Arms and Imagery, & the 
 maner how to make sundry sises or grounde to lay silver or golde 
 uppon. and how silver or golde shall be layed or limned uppon the 
 sise & the waye to temper golde & silver and other mettales and 
 divers kindes of colours to write or to limme withall uppon velym, 
 parchement or paper. . . .never put in printe before this time. Small 
 4to, old blue straight-grain morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Imprinted at London in Flete Strete by Richard Tottill, 1573 
 
 The first English treatise on drawing and painting and of the mixing 
 
 and preparation of colors. Possibly written by the printer who was an 
 
 ingenious man, patenting improvements in printing and other schemes. 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 1666. TROLLOPE (MRS.). Domestic Manners of the Americans. Original 
 
 lithographs. 2 vols. small 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt, gilt tops. 
 
 London, 1832 
 
 FIRST EDITION AND A VERY FINE COPY of the book that since its issue has 
 been and continues to be more widely read and enjoyed than any similar 
 work. 
 
 1667. TRUMBULL (BENJAMIN). A Complete History of Connecticut, Civil 
 
 and Ecclesiastical, from the Emigrations of its First Planters in 
 1630 to 1713. Vol. 1 (all published). Folding map and 3 portraits 
 engraved by A. Doolittle. Thick 8vo, old leather. FINE COPY, interi- 
 orly; binding broken. Hartford, 1797 
 
 1668. TRUMBULL (HENRY). History of the Discovery of America, of the 
 
 Landing of our Forefathers at Plymouth, and of their most remark- 
 able engagements with the Indians in New-England, 1620-1669. To 
 which is annexed the Defeat of Generals Braddock, Harmer & St. 
 Glair by the Indians at the Westward, &c. By the Rev. James 
 Steward. Folding engraved frontispiece. 8vo, original boards, en- 
 tirely uncut, binding cracked. 
 
 Brooklyn, L. I. "Printed by Grant & Wells for J. W. Carew" 
 
 (1810) 
 
 Another edition was issued about the same time in Norwich, Conn, with 
 a slight change in the title, and probably preceded this edition by a 
 short time. This Brooklyn edition may have been printed for disposal 
 by chap-men or some bookseller with a fictitious imprint. If not the first, 
 this is certainly the second edition. It later went to many editions. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1669. TKUMBULL (HENRY). History of the Discovery of America, of the 
 
 Landing of our Forefathers at Plymouth, and of their most remark- 
 able engagements with the Indians in New-England, 1620-1679. To 
 which is annexed every important engagement with the Savages at 
 the Westward to the Present Day, including the Defeat of the Gen- 
 erals Braddock, Harmer and St. Clair, the Creek & Seminole War 
 &c. Folding frontispiece by A. Bowen and woodcut both of which 
 have crude early coloring. 8vo, old sheep, name on title, binding 
 worn. Boston, 1819 
 
 1670. TRUMBULL (JOHN). M'Fingal: a Modern Epic Poem. Embellished 
 
 with nine Copper Plates designed and engraved by E: Tisdale, includ- 
 ing portrait of Trumbull. New York, printed by John Buel. 1795 ; 
 Poetical Works of John Trumbull, containing M'Fingal . . . and 
 Poems written before and during the Revolutionary War. Portrait 
 and engravings. 2 vols. in 1. Hartford, 1820. 2 vols. 8vo, half 
 morocco and calf. 
 
 The Collected Poems bound in panelled calf, gilt and blind tooled, by 
 William Seymour of Albany, with his ticket. Tickets of American bind- 
 ers of the period are very scarce. This is a very pretty engraved design 
 within a wreath. 
 
 1671. TUDOR LIBRARY. Giovanni Pico della Mirandola : his Life by his nephew 
 
 Giovanni Francesco Pico ; also three of his Letters ... his twelve 
 points of a Perfect Lover, etc. Translated by Sir Thomas More. 
 Introduction and Notes by J. M. Eigg. Royal Imperial 8vo, boards, 
 uncut. London, 1890 
 
 LARGE PAPER, of which only 60 copies were printed. Two 16th century 
 engraved portraits of Pico della Mirandola are laid in. 
 
 1672. TUDOR LIBRARY. Narcissus, a Twelfe Night Merriment. Edited by M. 
 
 L. Lee. Imperial 8vo, boards, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 No. 9 of 60 copies printed. 
 
 1673. TUDOR TRANSLATIONS. The Golden Ass of Apuleius. Translated out 
 
 of Latin by William Adlington anno 1566. Introduction by Charles 
 Whibley. 8vo, cloth, uncut. SCARCE. London, 1893 
 
 1674. .TUDOR TRANSLATIONS. Celestina; or, the Tragicke-Comedy of Calisto 
 
 and Melibea. Englished from the Spanish of Fernando de Rojas by 
 James Mabbe anno 1631. Introduction by James Fitzmaurice-Kelly. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. London, 1894 
 
 1675. TUER (ANDREW W.). History of the Horn-Book. Illustrated by Phil 
 
 May, Linley Sambourne and others, and seven facsimiles of horn- 
 books in pockets in the covers. 2 vols. small 4to, vellum, gilt, gilt 
 tops. London, 1896 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1676. TYSON (EDWAED). A Philological Essay concerning the Pygmies of 
 
 the Ancients. Now edited with an introduction treating of Pygmy 
 Eaces and Fairy Tales, by Bertram C. A. Windle. 8vo, half vellum, 
 uncut. London, 1894 
 
 No. 43 of sixty copies printed on LARGE PAPEB. 
 
 1677. UNITED STATES DIRECTORY. For the Use of Travellers and Merchants, 
 
 giving an account of the Principal Establishments of Business and 
 Pleasure throughout the Union. By Joshua Shaw. 12mo, dark 
 claret crushed levant morocco, inside gilt borders, gilt edges, BY 
 TAFFIN. Philadelphia [1822] 
 
 Contains the engraved business cards (many containing views of places 
 of business) of all the principal firms in the United States, including 
 "Washington Hall, 282 Broadway," "City Hotel, Broadway" and others. 
 
 1678. VANDYCK'S ENGRAVED PORTRAITS. Iconographie ou Vies des Hommes 
 
 Illustres du XVII. Siecle. Ecrites par M. V., avec les Portraits 
 peints par le fameux Antoine Van Dyck et gravees sous sa direction. 
 124 engraved portraits. 2 vols, folio, old calf, rebacked. 
 
 Amsterdam et Leipzig, 1759 
 
 Two plates were originally missing but have been supplied by Mr. 
 Holden to complete the volumes, one however is a very late impression. 
 
 1679. VAUGHAN (HENRY Silurist). Select Poems and Translations. En- 
 
 graved title and separate titles to the parts. FIRST EDITION. 16mo, 
 crimson morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1651 
 
 VEBY RARE, having the Preliminary Latin leaf preceding the engraved 
 title by Robert Vaughan, and the leaf of errata. 
 
 1680. VICARS (JOHN). The XII Aeneids of Virgil, the most renowned Lau- 
 
 reat-Prince of Latine-Poets. Translated into English deca-syllables. 
 FIRST EDITION. Engraved title. 12mo, brown crushed levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Lower corner of title 
 repaired. [London] 1632 
 
 1681. VALE PRESS. Daphnis and Chloe, a Most Sweet and Pleasant Pastoral 
 
 Romance for Young Ladies, done into English by Geo. Thornley, 
 
 Gent. Illustrated with woodcuts in the Italian manner l>y Charles 
 
 Ricketts and Charles Shannon. 4to, cloth, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 The unexpurgated edition from the Vale Press, limited to 200 copies. 
 
 1682. VALE PRESS. Hero and Leander. By Christopher Marlowe and George 
 
 Chapman. Woodcuts by Charles Ricketts and Charles Shannon. 
 8vo, vellum, gilt, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 The scarcest of the Vale Press issues. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1683. VALE PRESS. The Poems of Sir John Suckling. Woodcut border and 
 
 initials by Charles Ricketts. Svo, boards, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 Limited edition. 
 
 1684. VALE PRESS. The Excellent Narration of the Marriage of Cupide and 
 
 Psyches. By Lucius Apuleius. Translated out of Latine into Eng- 
 lish by William Adlington, 1566. Woodcuts by Charles Ricketts. 
 Svo, cloth, uncut. London, 1897 
 
 The Limited Vale Press Edition of 210 copies. 
 
 1685. VALE PRESS. Field (Michael). The World at Auction. A Play. 
 
 Decorations designed by Charles Riclcetts. Svo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1898 
 The edition was limited to 210 copies. 
 
 1686. VALE PRESS. Eicketts (Charles) and Pissarro (Lucien). De la Typo- 
 
 graphic et de PHarmonie de la Page Imprimee. William Morris et 
 son Influence sur les Arts et Metiers. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1898 
 The edition was limited to 256 copies. 
 
 1687. VALE PRESS. Sidney (Sir Philip). The Sonnets of Sir Philip Sidney. 
 
 Woodcuts by Charles 8. Ricketts. Svo, boards, uncut. 
 
 London, 1898 
 The edition was limited to 210 copies. 
 
 1688. VICAIRE (GEORGES). Manuel de 1' Amateur de Livres du XlX'e Siecle, 
 
 1801-1893. Preface de Maurice Tourneux. Vols. 1 and 2 (A-Cu) 
 thick royal Svo, crimson crushed levant morocco, silt tops, uncut. 
 
 ', Paris, 1894-1895 
 One of 50 copies on Holland Paper. 
 
 1689. VILLON (FRANQOIS). The Poems of Master Frangois Villon of Paris, 
 
 now first done into English Verse, in the original forms, by John 
 Payne. Svo, vellum. London, 1892 
 
 No. 256 of the Limited issue printed for the Villon Society by' private 
 subscription and for private circulation only. 
 
 1690. VOLTAIRE (J. F. M. AROTJET DE). La Pucelle d'Orleans, Poem* v - 
 
 vingt-un Chants suivi de Corisandre. All the plates on India paper. 
 12mo, straight-grain morocco panelled with blind tooling and gilt, 
 the corner ornaments of lilies and leaves, gilt edges, BY HERING. 
 
 Paris, 1824 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1691. WALKINGTON (T.). The Opticke Glasse of Humors; or, the touchstone 
 
 of a golden temperature, or the Philosopher's stone to make a golden 
 temper. Engraved title and frontispiece. 12mo, old calf, gilt. 
 
 Oxford, n.d. (early in 1600) 
 
 Scarce. Shakespeare is supposed to have obtained some ideas from this 
 for the Merchant of Venice. 
 
 1692. WALLER (EDMUND). Poems, &c. Written by Mr. Ed. Waller of Beck- 
 
 onsfield, Esquire. And printed by a copy of his Own hand-writing. 
 12mo, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt in a Byzantine pattern, with 
 the use of pointille and small flowers, doublures of crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, scattered over with tiny blossoms, gilt borders, red 
 moire silk fly-leaves, the edges gilt, BY THE CLUB BINDERY, LEON 
 MAILLARD, FINISHER. Small tear in margin of title, repaired. 
 
 London, 1645 
 FIKST GENUINE EDITION, with the "Speeches" at the end. VERY RARE. 
 
 1693. WALLER (EDMUND). Poems, &c., written upon Several Occasions and 
 
 to several Persons. The Third edition, with several additions, never 
 before printed. Small 8vo, crimson crushed levant morocco, gold 
 tooling, inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1668 
 Bound uniform with following. 
 
 1694. WALLER (EDMUND). Poems &c., Written upon Several Occasions and 
 
 to several Persons. The Fifth Edition, with several Additions, Never 
 before printed. Engraved portrait. Small 8vo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco, gilt tooling, inside borders and gilt edges, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY. London, 1686 
 
 Bound in with a new title and pagination in "Second Part of Mr. 
 Waller's Poems." London, 1690, with leaf of licence. 
 
 Uniform in binding with preceding. 
 
 1695. WALLER (EDMUND). Poems &c., Written upon Several Occasions, and 
 
 to several Persons. The Sixth Edition with Several Additions never 
 before printed. Engraved portrait. With the "Second Part" and 
 the Leaf of Licence, containing the Speeches. Small 8vo, crimson 
 morocco, gilt, inside gilt borders and gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1693 
 
 Uniform in binding with the two preceding. 
 
 1696. WALLER (EDMUND). The Works of Edmund Waller, Esq., in Verse 
 
 and Prose. Published by Mr. Fenton. Engraved portraits of Waller 
 and Lady Harley, plate of medals and headpieces containing portraits 
 ~by Vertue. 4to, old calf, hinges broken. London, 1729 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1697. WALLER (EDMUND). The Works of Edmund Waller in Verse and 
 
 Prose. To which is prefixed the Life of the Author, by Percival 
 Stockdale. Old red morocco. 1722; Poems. Fourth Edition. 
 1682. Lacking the portrait, but having one laid in, in old calf. 
 With an edition showing the title printed with red ink only, omitting 
 the printing in black ink, and no date but the Second part dated 
 1690; Waller's W T orks. London, 1730. Together, 4 vols. 
 
 1698. WALPOLE'S COPY (HORACE). An Essay to the Advancement of Musick. 
 
 By Thomas Salmon. Engraved title by Faithorne and folding plates 
 of m.usic. Small 8vo, old leather, loose in binding. 
 
 London, 1672 
 
 With the bookplate of Horace Walpole, the Leaf of License, and long 
 note written on a fly-leaf at the end. 
 
 1699. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Life of John Donne, Dr. in Divinity and late 
 
 dean of St. Paul's Church, London. The Second Impression, cor- 
 rected and enlarged. 16mo, blue morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE 
 CLUB BINDERY, lacking the portrait, and last leaf from a shorter copy. 
 
 London, 1658 
 
 1700. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Life of Mr. Eichard Hooker, the Author of 
 
 those Learned Books of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity. FIRST 
 EDITION. 12mo, crimson morocco, gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY, leaf of Imprimatur repaired, the upper blank portion 
 new. London, 1665 
 
 1701. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Life of Mr. George Herbert, with Letters 
 
 written by Mr. George Herbert, at his being in Cambridge, with 
 others to his Mother, the Lady Magdalen Herbert. Written by John 
 Donne. 12mo, full crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt, gilt edges, 
 BY THE CLUB BINDERY. Lacks the portrait. London, 1670 
 
 1702. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, 
 
 Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert. To which are added 
 
 some letters written by Mr. George Herbert. Portraits ~by Vertue, 
 
 White, Lombart, etc. FIRST EDITION. Small 8vo, crimson morocco, 
 
 gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. London, 1670 
 
 1703. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Life of Dr. Sanderson, Late Bishop of Lincoln. 
 
 To which is added, some Short Tracts or Cases of Conscience, written 
 by the said Bishop. Portrait of Sanderson by R. White, and separate 
 titles to the Parts. 8vo, panelled calf, gilt edges, BY B. M. PICKERING. 
 
 London, 1678 
 
 1704. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, 
 
 Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert and Dr. Robert Sanderson. 
 To which are added the Autographs of those Eminent Men, now first 
 collected, an Index, and Illustrative Notes. 11 engraved plates and 
 52 woodcuts in the text. Small 8vo, brown crushed levant morocco, 
 gilt corner ornaments, inside borders, gilt top, BY TOUT. 
 
 London: John Major, 1825 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon,, May 1st 
 
 1705. WALTON (!ZAAK). The Life of Izaak Walton, including Notices of his 
 
 Contemporaries. By Thomas Zouch. Portrait and 16 plates, in 
 Proof state. 8vo, old leather, covers loose, and back gone. 
 
 London: Thomas Gosden, 1826 
 
 LABGE PAPER COPY, with the plates specially engraved for this edition. 
 The issue of Gosden, the sporting bookbinder, and in demand for the 
 beauty of the typography, and the illustrations. 
 
 1706. WALTON (!ZAAK). Westwood's Chronicle of the Compleat Angler. 
 
 London, 1864; The Experienced Angler, by Col. R. Venables. Text 
 plates on India paper. London, 1825; Izaak Walton, his Wallet 
 Book. No. 11 of 100 copies on Large Paper with colored illustra- 
 tions, and an original wood block attached by a ribbon. London, 
 Tuer, 1885. Together, 3 vols. 
 
 1707. WAR OF 1812. Sketches of the War between the United States and the 
 
 British Isles intended as a Faithful History ... to the Treaty of 
 Peace in 1815, interspersed with Geographical Descriptions of Places 
 and Biographical Notices . . . etc. The seven numbers complete bound 
 in one volume, tall 8vo, original boards, entirely uncut, preserved 
 in red crushed levant morocco solander case. 
 
 Rutland, Vt., 1815 
 
 VERY FINE COPY AND SCARCE. With the full autograph of Isaiah 
 Thomas, dated 1820, on the first leaf. 
 
 1708. WAR OF 1812. The Naval Monument, containing official and other 
 
 Accounts of all the Battles fought between 'the Navies of the United 
 States and Great Britain, during the Late War. 25 engravings by 
 Annin. 8vo, old sheep, some margins spotted. Boston, 1816 
 
 1709. WAR OF 1812. The Naval Temple, containing a Complete History of- 
 
 the Battles fought by the Navy of the United States from 1794. 
 Second Edition. With Elegant engravings representing Battles, &c., 
 by Maverick, Jocelyn, Read and others. 8vo, old leather, front cover 
 loose. Boston, 1816 
 
 The book is desired because of the plates of the early American En- 
 gravers representing the Naval engagements on Lake Erie, Lake Cham- 
 plain, the Battle of Plattsburg, etc. 
 
 1710. WAR OF 1812. Wilson's Biography of Military and Naval Heroes. 
 
 Portraits. 2 vols. New York, 1821 ; Geschichte des Americanischen 
 Kriegs. Scarce portrait of Zebulon M. Pike. Reading, 1815; 
 THOMPSON'S Historical Sketches of the Late War. Portrait. Phila- 
 delphia, 1816; BARBARITIES of the Enemy Exposed. Worcester, 
 1814; LOSSING'S Field Book of the War of 1812. New York, 1869; 
 and others. Together, 12 vols. 
 
 1711. WARNER (CHARLES DUDLEY). In the Levant. 2 vols., 1893; Backlog 
 
 Studies. Illustrated by Garrett. 1899. Both Riverside Press edi- 
 tions on LARGE PAPER ; Our Italy ; Our Summer in a Garden ; Saun- 
 terings; and others. Together, 10 vols. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1712. [WASE (CHRISTOPHER).] Electra of Sophocles: Presented to Her 
 
 Highnesse the Lady Elizabeth; with an Epilogue, Shewing the 
 Parallell in two Poems, The Keturn and the Restauration. By C. W. 
 Engraved portrait (cut close). 12mo, brown crushed levant morocco, 
 Jansenist, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 At the Hague for Sam. Brown, 1649 
 
 1713. WASHBOURNE (THOMAS). Poems. Written by Thomas Washbourne, 
 
 Bachelour in Divinity. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, old wine-colored 
 morocco, gilt edges. London, 1654 
 
 1714. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Baker (W. S.). The Engraved Portraits of 
 
 Washington. With Notices of the Originals and Brief Biographical 
 Sketches of the Painters. Illustrations and some reproductions and 
 excerpts laid in. Royal 8vo, cloth, shaken. Philadelphia, 1880 
 
 The edition limited to 500 copies. Used by Mr. Holden in making his 
 Washington collection and filed with his penciled memoranda. 
 
 1715. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Philadelphia Magazine, January to June, 
 
 1799, with rare Washington Portrait; OFFICIAL LETTERS of Wash- 
 ington to the American Congress. 2 vols. Boston, 1795; WASH- 
 INGTON-IRVINE Correspondence, edited by Butterfield. Madison, 
 1882; DIARY of Washington, October, 1789-March, 1790, now first 
 printed. Limited to 100 copies. New York, 1858 ; and others relat- 
 ing to Washington, some with portraits. Together, 22 vols. 
 
 1716. WATSON (JOHN F.). Annals of Philadelphia... with an Appendix, 
 
 containing Olden Time Researches and Reminiscences of New York 
 
 City. BOTH FIRST EDITIONS. Thick 8vo, half green morocco, gilt 
 
 top, uncut. Philadelphia and New York, 1830 
 
 The Ferry House, New York, Corner Broad & Garden Sts., and Stadt 
 
 . Huys, New York on one plate, and there are many early views in and 
 
 near Philadelphia, also a scarce portrait of Franklin. 
 
 1717. WATSON (WILLIAM). Lachrymae Musarum. Privately printed. 1892; 
 
 The Eloping Angels. 1893 ; Excursions in Criticism. 1893 ; Poems. 
 1893 ; Odes. 1894; The Purple East. 1896 ; Ode on the Coronation 
 of King Edward. 1902. Together, 7 vols. 12mo, cloth and vellum. 
 
 London, various dates 
 ALL ARE LARGE PAPER COPIES issued in very limited numbers. 
 
 1718. WATSON (WILLIAM). Epigrams. Liverpool. 1884; Wordsworth's 
 
 Grave. 1890; The Prince's Quest. 1892; Lachrymae Musarum. 
 1892 ; and others by the same. ALL FIRST EDIITONS, including some 
 limited issues. Together, 10 vols. 8vo, cloth and vellum, uncut. 
 
 London, various dates 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1719. WEAVER (THOMAS). Plantagenets Tragicall Story; or, The Death of 
 
 King Edward the Fourth: With the unnaturall Voyage of Richard 
 the Third, through the Red Sea of his Nephews innocent blood, to 
 his usurped Crowne. Metaphrased by T. W. Gent. Engraved por- 
 trait ~by Marshall. FIRST EDITION. 12m, polished calf, gilt, BY 
 BEDFORD. London, 1649 
 
 VERY BARE. With the dedication in verse to Edward Benlowes, and the 
 commendatory verses, with the errata slip pasted on the blank leaf at the 
 end. 
 
 1720. WEBSTER (JOHN). The Works of John Webster, now first collected 
 
 with some account of the Author, and Notes. By the Rev. Alexander 
 Dyce, B.A. 4 vols. 8vo, green straight-grain morocco, wide gilt 
 borders and centre device of a flaming lyre and garlands, gilt edges, 
 BY CLARKE. London, 1830 
 
 FINE LARGE UNCUT COPY of the well printed Pickering edition, with a 
 memorandum by the elder Pickering, "Large Paper, twelve copies only 
 printed. No. 4, W. Pickering." A VERY BEAUTIFULLY BOUND COPY. 
 
 1721. WEDMORE (FREDERICK). Four Masters of Etching. 4to, half roan, 
 
 binding loose. London, 1883 
 
 SCARCE. Contains Whistler's original etching "Putney" ; Haden's "Grim 
 Spain" ; Jacquemart's "Oriental Porcelain" ; and Legros' "G. F. Watts." 
 Only 250 copies were printed. 
 
 1722. WEDMORE (FREDERICK). Meryon and Meryon's Paris, with a descrip- 
 
 tive Catalogue of the Artist's Work. Second Edition, revised and 
 enlarged. Small 8vo, buckram, uncut. London, 1892 
 
 The edition was limited to 129 copies. 
 
 1723. WEDMORE (FREDERICK). Renunciations. A Chemist in the Suburbs, 
 
 A Confidence at the Savile, the North Coast and Eleanor. 8vo, 
 boards, uncut. London, 1893 
 
 No. 16 of 50 copies initialled by Sir Frederick Wedmore. His books 
 are in demand for the beauty of their English. 
 
 1724. WEDMORE (FREDERICK). Etching in England. With 50 illustrations. 
 
 Square 8vo, boards, half holland. London, 1895 
 
 1725. WEDMORE (FREDERICK). Cameron's Etchings: A Study and a Cata- 
 
 logue. 8vo, original boards, uncut. London 1903 
 
 The edition was limited to 155 copies. 
 
 1726. WELSTED (LEONARD). Epistles, Odes, &c, written on Several Subjects, 
 
 with a Translation of Longinus's Treatise on the Sublime. To 
 which is prefix'd a Dissertation concerning the Perfection of the 
 English Language, the State of Poetry, &c. FIRST EDITION. Small 
 8vo, half green crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB 
 BINDERY. London, 1724 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1727. WHEATLEY (PHILLIS). Poems on Various Subjects, religious and 
 
 Moral. By Phillis Wheatley, Negro Servant to Mr. John Wheatley, 
 of Boston, in New England. FIRST EDITION. Engraved portrait. 
 12mo, old calf, front cover loose. London, 1773 
 
 1728. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). A Catalogue of Blue and White Nankin 
 
 Porcelain forming the collection of Sir Henry Thompson. Illus- 
 trated by the autotype process from drawings by Whistler and Sir 
 Henry Thompson. Royal 8vo, original gilt cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1878 
 
 SCARCE. A very small number was printed and the volume is now 
 nearly unobtainable. 
 
 1729. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Whistler V. Euskin. Art & Art Crit- 
 
 ics. By J. A. McNeill Whistler. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, pp. 
 17, original wrappers, uncut and unopened. London [1878] 
 RARE MONOGRAPH. 
 
 1730. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Whistler v. Ruskin. Art & Art Critics. 
 
 By J. A. McNeill Wliistler. Small 4to, pp. 17, original brown wrap- 
 pers, entirely uncut. . London [1878] 
 
 1731. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). "Notes" "Harmonies" "Nocturnes." 
 
 (Exhibition pamphlet). Small 4to, pp. 8. 
 
 New York: H. Wumderlich & Co., March 1889 
 
 1732. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). The Gentle Art of Making Enemies. 
 
 Edited by Sheridan Ford. 12mo, original grey wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris, Delabrosse, 1890 
 
 The First Edition issued in Paris by Mr. Ford when Whistler attempted 
 to take the whole book out of his hands in order to place it with Theodore 
 Duret to arrange for the Press. It contains the Correspondence with 
 Whistler about its publication, the Menpes controversy omitted from the 
 Whistler edition published later. Some of these pamphlets were sent 
 to America, Messrs. Stokes being named as publishers, but the bulk of 
 this edition was seized at Antwerp by Whistler's representatives, and 
 destroyed. 
 
 1733. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Lithograph, "A Song on Stone/' 
 
 appearing as the frontispiece of "The Albemarle," a monthly Review, 
 Vol. 1, No. 1." London, 1892. With a copy of the magazine. 
 
 A quarto pamphlet periodical published in the interest of the Labor 
 Party in England. Excessively rare with the Whistler lithograph, first 
 published in this form. 
 
 1734. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Lithograph, "A Song on Stone," 
 
 appearing as the frontispiece of "The Albemarle," a Monthly Review, 
 Vol. 1, No. 1." London, 1892. W T ith a copy of the magazine. 
 
 A quarto pamphlet periodical published in the interest of the labor 
 party in England. Excessively rare in the original form with the 
 Whistler lithograph, first published in this form. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1735. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Nocturnes, Marines & Chevalet Pieces. 
 
 Small Collection Kindly Lent by Their Owners. Small 8vo, wrap- 
 pers, uncut, lettered on the back cover "The Goupil Gallery Fifth 
 Edition." N.p., n.d. (about 1892, London) 
 
 Compiled by Whistler, with all the adverse criticisms he gathered 
 against each picture. A notable catalogue and very rare. 
 
 1736. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Eden versus Whistler. The Baronet 
 
 and the Butterfly. A Valentine with a Verdict. Square 8vo, origi- 
 nal boards, cloth, back, uncut. Paris [1899] 
 The Original Paris Edition. YEBY SCARCE. 
 
 1737. WHISTLES (JAMES MCNEILL). Catalogue of Etchings by J. McN. 
 
 Whistler. Compiled by an Amateur, Supplementary to that compiled 
 by F. Wedmore. Thin 12mo, half holland, uncut. 
 
 New York, Wunderlich, 1902 
 No. 103 of 135 copies printed. 
 
 1738. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Collection of Etchings and Dry Points 
 
 by Whistler, recently acquired. Small 4to, wrappers. New York, 
 1903; Whistler. By Haldane Macfall. Edinburgh, 1905. 12mo. 
 Together, 2 pamphlets, wrappers. 
 
 1739. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Etchings, Dry Points and Lithographs; 
 
 Oil Paintings, Water colors, Pastels & Drawings. Loan Collection 
 Memorial Exhibition of the works of Mr. J. McNeill Whistler, 
 Boston. Together, 2 pieces. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Boston, 1904 
 
 1740. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). The Gentle Art of Making Enemies. 
 
 (Printed under Whistler's care and supervision). 4to, half holland, 
 uncut. Chelsea, no date 
 
 FIRST LARGE PAPER EDITION, limited to 250 copies, 100 of which came 
 to America. 
 
 1741. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL) . Wedmore (Sir Frederick). Whistler's 
 
 Etchings. A Study and a Catalogue. Thin 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1886 
 No. 91 of the limited issue of 140 copies, entirely uncut. 
 
 1742. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Mr. Whistler's Lithographs. The 
 
 Catalogue compiled by Thomas R. Way. Frontispiece portrait of 
 Whistler, a lithograph from a photograph supplied by Whistler and 
 worked on by him. 8vo, half vellum, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 No. 4 of 140 copies issued, signed by T. R. Way. 
 
 1743. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL) . Mr. Whistler's Lithographs. The same 
 
 as above. 8vo, half vellum, uncut. London, 1896 
 
 No. 83 of 140 copies issued, signed by T. R. Way. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1744. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Wedmore (Sir Frederick). Whistler's 
 
 Etchings. Second and revised edition. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 London, 1899 
 No. 9 of 135 copies printed. 
 
 1745. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Bowdoin (W. G.). James McNeill 
 
 Whistler: The Man and His Work. Illustrated. 8vo, boards, cloth 
 back, uncut. London, 1901 
 
 1746. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). The Art of Whistler, an Appreciation 
 
 by T. R. Way and G. R. Dennis. Fully illustrated mainly from 
 Mr. Way's own collection, with the lithographic facsimiles printed 
 ~by him. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. London, 1903 
 
 1747. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Duret (Theodore). Histoire de J. 
 
 McN. Whistler et de son Oeuvre. Full-page and text reproductions. 
 Small 4to, wrappers, uncut. Paris, 1904 
 
 Printed on Japan Paper and limited to 50 copies, with a duplicate set 
 of the full-page illustrations. 
 
 1748. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Menpes (Mortimer). Whistler As I 
 
 Knew Him. Thick 4to, original cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1904 
 
 LIMITED EDITION-DE-LUXE, with an original etching hy Whistler, issued 
 only with this edition. Over 120 reproductions are given of the hest 
 etchings, drawings, etc. of Whistler, some reproduced in colors. Very 
 scarce. 
 
 1749. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Mr. Whistler's Lithographs. Second 
 
 Edition. 8vo, vellum back, uncut. London, 1905 
 
 No. 206 of 250 copies, initialled hy Way, but without the lithograph 
 portrait appearing in the first edition. 
 
 1750. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Pennell (E. R. and J.). The Life of 
 
 James McNeill Whistler. New and revised edition. 100 illustra- 
 tions. Thick 8vo, boards, uncut. Philadelphia and London, 1911 
 
 1751. WHISTLER (JAMES MCNEILL). Duret (Theodore). Whistler. Trans- 
 
 lated by Frank Rutter. 32 reproductions in black and white. 4to, 
 cloth, uncut. Philadelphia & London, 1917 
 
 1752. WHITE (GILBERT). The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, 
 
 in the City of Southampton. With Engravings and an appendix. 
 Engraved folding plates, by Lerpiniere. FIRST EDITION. 4to, 
 sprinkled calf. London, 1789 
 
 1753. WHITE (HENRY). The Massacre of Saint Bartholomew. London, 
 
 1868; WALFORD'S Fairs Past and Present. London, 1883; WHAR- 
 TON'S Heirlooms in Miniatures (American). Philadelphia, 1898; 
 TROWBRIDGE'S My Own Story and Poetical Works. 2 vols. Boston, 
 1903 ; and others. Together, 50 vols. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1754. WHITMAN (ALFRED). The Masters of Mezzotint: the Men and their 
 
 Work. 60 reproductions of celebrated mezzotints. Imperial 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. London, 1898 
 
 Only 550 copies printed, now scarce. 
 
 1755. WHITMAN (ALFRED). British Mezzotinters : Valentine Green. Six 
 
 plates after famous porrtaits in mezzotint by Green. 4to, cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. London, 1902 
 
 1756. WHITMAN (WALT). Leaves of Grass. Engraved portrait on India 
 
 paper. Royal 8vo, original green cloth with the rustic title on the 
 
 front cover in gilt, and blind-stamped on the back cover, with the 
 
 preliminary pages, as issued. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1855 
 
 First Edition, now very rare. A. J. Odell's copy with his name on title. 
 
 1757. WHITMAN (WALT). Walt Whitman's Drum-Taps. Second issue with 
 
 the Sequel containing "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed" 
 and "Captain, my Captain." 12mo, original cloth. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 
 1758. WHITMAN (WALT). Leaves of Grass. 12mo, half roan, rubbed. 
 
 New York, 1867 
 
 1759. WHITMAN (WALT). Democratic Vistas: Passage to India. FIRST 
 
 EDITIONS. 2 vols. 12mo, the original green wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Washington, 1871 
 
 1760. WHITMAN (WALT). As a Strong Bird on Pinions Free and other 
 
 Poems. FIRST EDITION. Narrow 12mo, original green cloth, uncut. 
 
 Washington, 1872 
 
 1761. WHITMAN (WALT). Leaves of Grass. Portrait. 12mo. Brooklyn, 
 
 1856; Goodbye my Fancy. 1891; November Boughs. 1888; La- 
 favette in Brooklyn. 1901; After All, not to Create Only. Boston, 
 1871 ; Good-Bye and Hail, Walt Whitman, At the Graveside. 1892. 
 Limited edition ; Catalogue of Books, etc., on Whitman, in the Wil- 
 liamson Library. 127 copies from the Marion Press; and others. 
 Together, 9 vols. 12mo and 8vo, cloth. 
 
 1762. WHITMAN (WALT). Notes on Walt Whitman, as Poet and Person. 
 
 By John Burroughs. FIRST EDITION. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. 
 RARE. New York, 1867 
 
 1763. WHITTIER (JoiiN GREENLEAF). Poems, written during the Progress 
 
 of the Abolition Question in the United States between the Years 
 1830 and 1838. FIRST EDITION. Woodcuts. 12mo, original cloth, 
 bindings soiled. Boston, 1837 
 
 1764. WHITTIER (JOHN GREENLEAF). The Supernaturalism of New Eng- 
 
 land. FIRST EDITIOX. 12mo, crimson morocco, Jansenist, gilt 
 edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. New York, 1847 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1765. WHITTIER (JOHN GREENLEAF). Leaves from Margaret Smith's Jour- 
 
 nal, in the Province of Massachusetts Bay, 1678-9. FIRST EDITION. 
 12mo, original brown cloth. Boston, 1849 
 
 A Presentation Copy (initialled) of the First Edition in very fine 
 condition. 
 
 1766. WHITTIER (JOHN GREENLEAF). Fitz-Greene Halleck. Leaflet, poem of 
 
 4 pages, signed by Whittier, in purple ink; With the leaflet of the 
 Inauguration of the Halleck Statue in 1877. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 1767. WHITTIER (JOHN GREENLEAF). Legends of New England. Hartford, 
 
 1831 ; The Literary Remains of John G. C. Brainard. Hartford 
 (1832); Poems. Philadelphia, 1838; The Stranger in Lowell. 
 1845; The Supernaturalism of New England. 1847. ALL FIRST 
 EDITIONS. Worn ; also with The New World for April 10, 1841, con- 
 taining the first appearance of "The Exiles/' and other first editions. 
 Together, 36 vols. 12mo and 4to, various bindings. 36 pieces. 
 
 1768. WILDE (OSCAR). Ravenna. Newdigate Prize Poem. FIRST ISSUE. 
 
 12mo, original grey-blue wrappers, as issued with the device of the 
 Arms on the cover. Oxford, 1878 
 
 Fine copy of Oscar Wilde's first poem, and the genuine first edition. 
 VERY BARE. 
 
 1769. WILDE (OSCAR). Poems. 12mo, vellum with corner ornaments of roses 
 
 in gold, gilt top, uncut. London : David Bogue, 1881 
 
 RARE FIRST EDITION, printed at the Cliiswick Press, with two verses 
 in Charmides omitted from later editions. 
 
 1770. WILDE (OSCAR). Rose Leaf and Apple Leaf . By Rennell Rodd. With 
 
 an Introduction by Oscar Wilde. Printed in brown ink on one side 
 of translucent handmade paper, interleaved with thin green tissue. 
 Vignettes with Japanese influence by J. E. Kelly. 12mo, vellum, 
 gilt top, uncut. Philadelphia, J. M. Stoddart & Co., 1882 
 
 VERY RARE FIRST EDITION IN PERFECT CONDITION. The publisher stated 
 that it was a very limited issue "printed on a remainder of paper made 
 by the first paper-maker in America for the Government, probably before 
 the revolution." The edition was withdrawn on account of its unusual 
 features and is a "freak volume" of the utmost rarity. 
 
 1771. WILDE (OSCAR). Salome. FIRST EDITION. Small 4to, original purple 
 
 wrappers, with the lettering in silver, a little faded, uncut, otherwise 
 fine condition. Paris, 1893 
 
 1772. WILDE (OSCAR). De Profundis. (With a Preface by Robert Ross.) 
 
 FIRST EDITION. 12mo, blue cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, Methuen & Co. [1905] 
 
 The First Issue of the First Edition, with the advertisements dated 
 February 1905 ; it was sold out immediately and published again in 
 March. FINE COPY. 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1773. WILLETT (CoL. MARINUS). A Narrative of the Military Actions of 
 
 Colonel Marinus Willett, taken chiefly from his own Manuscript, 
 prepared by his son, W. M. Willett. Fine portrait in stipple. 8vo, 
 original boards, uncut. New York, 1831 
 
 1774. WILLIAMS (MONIER). Sakoontala, or the Lost Ring. An Indian 
 
 Drama. Translated into English Prose and Verse from the Sanskrit 
 of the Kalidasa. Head and tail-pieces after Persian illuminations 
 and each page within a border in gold and colors. Small 4to, wrap- 
 pers, uncut. New York, 1885 
 One of 110 copies on Japan paper issued from the De Vinne Press. 
 
 1775. WINSOR (JUSTIN). Narrative and Critical History of America. Illus- 
 
 trated with many hundreds of rare portraits, autographs, maps, 
 views, etc. 8 vols in 16, royal 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1889 
 
 Complete set. 
 
 1776. WINTER (WILLIAM). Shakespeare's England; Gray Days and Gold; Old 
 
 Shrines and Ivy; Shadows of the Stage. First and Second series. 
 Together, 5 vols. 12mo, half cloth and boards, uncut. 
 
 New York and London, 1892 
 The Limited Edition of 250 copies. 
 
 .1777. WISE (THOMAS J.) AND NICOLL (W. ROBERTSON). Literary Anecdotes 
 of the Nineteenth Century : Contributions towards a Literary History 
 of the Period. Etched portrait of William Blake and facsimiles of 
 the manuscripts of Shelley, Mrs. Browning, Landor, and others. 
 2 vols, square 8vo, buckram, uncut. London, 1895-1896 
 
 1778. WITHER (GEORGE). Wither's Motto. Nee habeo, Nee Careo, Nee Curo. 
 
 Engraved title by R. E. with "Explanation of the Embleme" (cut 
 down and mounted.) Bound with, An Answer to Wither's Motto. 
 Without a Frontispiece. Wherein, Nee Habeo, Nee Careo, Nee Curo, 
 are neither approved nor confuted: but modestly controuled, or 
 qualified. Oxford, 1625. 12mo, calf, gilt, BY TOUT, last leaf of 
 "Motto" having piece inserted in margin; preliminary leaf of 
 "Explanations" cut down and mounted, some letters of same missing. 
 
 London, Printed for John Marriott, 1621 
 
 1779. WITHER (GEORGE). Britain's Remembrancer containing a Narration of 
 
 the Plague lately past; a Declaration of the Mischiefs Present; and 
 a Prediction of Judgments to come (if Repentance prevent not.) 
 Engraved frontispiece in the lower part of which is a bird's-eye view 
 of England and Scotland. 12mo, calf. London, 1628 
 
 FIRST EDITION, with the rare preliminary leaf: "The Meaning of the 
 Title Page" and the amusing paragraph relating to "the faults escaped 
 in printing." These faults are explained by the conclusion of the "A 
 Premonition," where Wither states that a license for him to print it 
 being refused, he had to print every sheet of it with his own hands. He 
 made a good job of it nevertheless, and most readers will do as Wither 
 asks "wink at these faults." 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1780. WITHER (GEORGE). The English Vsvrer; or Vsvry Condemned, by the 
 
 Most Famous and Learned Divines of the Church of England... 
 Collected by John Blaxton. Small 4to, old half russia, worn. 
 
 London, 1634 
 
 Containing both the woodcut title of a Miser and the preliminary leaf 
 poeui "The Illustration," and Wither's Poem (its first publication) at the 
 end. Richard Farmer's copy with his pencilled autograph. 
 
 1781. WITHER (GEORGE). A Collection of Emblems, Ancient and Moderne: 
 
 Quickened . with Metricall Illustrations, both Morall and Divine : 
 And disposed into Lotteries, that Instruction and Good Counsell may 
 bee furthered by an Honest and Pleasant Recreation. Engraved 
 title by William Marshall and each Emblem illustrated throughout 
 the book. Small folio, green straight-grain morocco, gilt, gilt edges, 
 BY LLOYD & WALLIS. Engraved title shaved at bottom. 
 
 London, 1635 
 
 FINE COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION, with the rare preliminary leaf "A 
 Preposition to this Frontispiece" and the final leaf of the "lottery wheels." 
 
 1782. WITHER (GEORGE). Opobalsamum Anglicanum: An English Balme, 
 
 lately pressed out of a Shrub, and spread upon these Papers, for the 
 Cure of some Scabs, Gangreeves, and Cancers indangering the Bodie 
 of this Common-Wealth; and, to whom it is now tendered, by the 
 well-affected English, in a double Speech, disjunctively delivered, by 
 one of their Fellow-ship, both to the Faithfull and Malignant Mem- 
 bers of the Representative Body of this Kingdome. 4to, sewed, pp. 
 24, entirely uncut, sewed into board covers. 
 
 [London:] Printed in the Yeare, 1646 
 
 VERY RARE FIRST ISSUE of this item, in unusual uncut condition as 
 issued. 
 
 1783. WORDSWORTH (WILLIAM). Lyrical Ballads with a few other Poems. 
 
 London, 1798; Vol. II. Lyrical Ballads with other poems. 1800. 
 Binding not uniform. 2 vols. 12mo, original boards, uncut, bindings 
 worn. London, 1798-1800 
 
 FIRST EDITION OF EACH VOLUME. Laid in is a very fine Wordsworth 
 Letter relating to the collected edition of his Poeins : 
 
 "Several of my Friends being desirous of having all my Sonnets 
 under their eye at once, I have yielded to their request and am 
 about to print them in one volume. It will contribute to malting 
 this a correct book, if you will permit me as heretofore, for which 
 I shall be greatly obliged, to let the sheets pass through your 
 hands." 
 
 In addition to this, the 1798 volume is from the library of Mary 
 Hutchinsou (whom Wordsworth married later) and has her name on 
 the title. 
 
 1784. WORDSWORTH (WILLIAM). Poems. FIRST EDITION. 2 vols. original 
 
 boards, uncut, re-backed. London, 1807 
 
 VERY RARE ENTIRELY UNCUT. Some of Wordsworth's most beautiful 
 poems were published in these volumes including the "Ode" later called 
 "Intimations of Immortality." 
 
Seventh Session, Saturday Afternoon, May 1st 
 
 1785. WORDSWORTH (WILLIAM). The White Doe of Rylstone. FIRST EDI- 
 
 TION. Lacks half-title. London, 1815; The Prelude. FIRST EDI- 
 TION. The Bierstadt copy; Wordsworth Sonnets. Illustrated by 
 Alfred Parsons. 1891; Poems. Edited by Matthew Arnold. Lim- 
 ited edition. 1879; KNIGHT'S Selections from Wordsworth. 1888. 
 Together, 5 vols. 8vo and royal 8vo, some worn. 
 
 1786. WORTLEY (FRANCIS). Characters and Elegies. FIRST EDITION. Small 
 
 4to, old vellum, gilt. Printed in the Yeere, 1646 
 
 The Bierstadt copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1787. WOTTON (SiR HENRY). Reliquiae Wottoniae, Or a Collection of Lives, 
 
 Letters, Poems; with Characters of Sundry Personages; and other 
 Incomparable Pieces of Language and Art. By the curious Pensil of 
 the ever Memorable Sir Henry Wotton, Kt., Late Provost of Eton 
 Colledg. Portrait by Lombart (cut close). 12mo, crimson crushed 
 levant morocco gilt, gilt edges, BY THE CLUB BINDERY. 
 
 London, 1651 
 
 1788. WYCHERLEY (WILLIAM). Memoirs of the Life of William Wycherley, 
 
 Esq., with a Character of his Writings. By the Right Honourable 
 George, Lord Lansdowne. To which are added, some Familiar 
 Letters, written by Mr. Wycherley, and a True Copy of his last Will 
 and Testament. Two portraits (inserted) . Small 8vo, half old calf. 
 
 London, 1718 
 
 Lord Lansdowne was the author only of the "Character," the rest of 
 the volume with its abuse of Pope being the work of Charles Gildon. The 
 Bierstadt copy with his bookplate by French. 
 
 1789. YONG (BARTHOLOMEW). Diana of George of Montemayor. Translated 
 
 out of the Spanish. Engraved title, mounted. Small folio, half 
 crimson crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, title-page repaired. 
 
 London, 1598 
 
 VERY SCARCE. One of the early volumes of Shakespearean interest it 
 having undoubtedly been used by the dramatist in writing the "Two 
 Gentlemen of Verona." 
 
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