2011catalog

ooks & autographs
1259 [English Architecture, History.] H. and B.
Winkles; “Architectural and Picturesque
Illustrations of the Cathedral Churches
of England and Wales” (London: Bogue, 1851)
3 vols, 4to, pictorial cloth
Est. $80-125
1259A [Italy, Ancient Rome.]
Four titles, all leatherbound
comprising: Samuel Rogers, “Italy, A Poem”
(London: 1830); George Head, “Rome. A
Tour of Many Days” (London: 1849) 3 vols.;
H. G. Liddell, “A History of Rome” (London:
1855) 2 vols.; and A. Scoppa, “Traite de
la Prononciation de la Langue Italienne”
(Versailles & Paris: 1803) 2 vols. Est. $80-125
1259B [Great Britain, Financial History]
Four titles by John Francis,
leatherbound in matching style
comprising: “Chronicles and Characters
of the Stock Exchange” New ed. (London:
1855); “A History of the English Railway”
(London: 1851) 2 vols.; “Annals, Anecdotes,
and Legends: A Chronicle of Life Assurance
(London: 1853); and “History of the Bank of
England” 3rd ed. (London: circa 1860) 2 vols.
Est. $150-250
1260 [English Literature, Color Plates]
T. Rowlandson, Illustrator;
“The Tour of Dr. Syntax in Search
of the Picturesque: A Poem
(London: Ackerman, 1813) 8vo, full calf,
marbled endpapers Est. $125-200
1260A [C & O Canal.] Early survey report on the
proposed canal from Washington D.C.
across the Appalachians, 1826
19th Congress, 2nd Session, Doc. No. 10:
“Message from the President ... Concerning
the Proposed Chesapeake and Ohio Canal”
(Washington: Gales & Seaton, 1826) 8vo,
boards; the personal copy of J. H. Alexander, a
principal engineer on the project.
Est. $100-200
1260B [Sets & Bindings.] Five titles by
George Borrow, in similar
red half leather bindings
comprising: “Zingali, or an Account of the
Gypsies in Spain” (London: 1841) 2 vols.;
“The Bible in Spain” (London: 1843) 3 vols.;
“Lavengro” (London: 1851) 3 vols, with ALS
laid in; “Romany Rye” 2nd ed. (London: 1858)
2 vols.; and “Wild Wales: People, Language,
and Scenery” New Ed. (London: 1868)
Est. $300-400
1261 [Photographs] Album containing
34 tintype and other cartes de visite,
3rd quarter 19th century
with studio credits in the vicinity of
Delaware, Ohio, and in Kansas; 12mo format
bound in brown morocco with heavy blind
tooling and brass clasps; together with
Roycroft edition of Dickens, “A Christmas
Carol” (1902) Est. $80-125
1261A [Photographs] Victorian photo
album containing twenty-four
cartes de visite, most with credits of
German studios, circa 1870
the 12mo album bound in dark brown
morocco with heavy blind tooling and brass
clasp. Est. $60-90
1262 [Scotland.] Francis Grose,
“The Antiquities of Scotland”
(London: Hooper, 1789) 2 vols., 4to
full calf, marbled endpapers
Est. $200-400
1262A [Ireland.] Francis Grose,
“The Antiquities of Ireland” (London:
Hooper, 1797) 2 vols., 4to, full calf
Est. $200-400
1262B [England.] Francis Grose,
“The Antiquities of England
and Wales” New Ed. (London: Hooper,
circa 1787) 8 vols, 4to,
full calf Est. $400-600
1263 [Literature, Stes and Bindings.] Twentyfour
volumes, all bound in leather
including: “The Works of Douglas Jerrold”
(London: circa 1860) 5 vols., 12mo.; Milton,
“Paradise Regain’d: A Poem” (Birmingham:
Baskerville, 1758) 8vo, vellum, lacking front
endpapers; “The Works of Christopher
Marlowe” (London: Pickering, 1826) 3 vols.;
and so forth Est. $100-200
1264 [New York.] Five titles, including:
J. W. & D. B. Shepp, “New York City
Illustrated” (NY: Globe, 1899)
folio, cloth; and J. H. French, “Gazeteer of the
State of New York” 7th ed. (NY: 1860) 4to,
cloth, nearly disbound Est. $80-125
1264A [Americana.] Three titles
comprising: S. G. Drake, “The Book of the
Indians of North America” (Boston: 1835) 8vo,
fuill sheep; B. J. Lossing, “Field-Book of the
Revolution” (NY: 1860) 2 vols, 8vo, cloth; and
J. Frost, “The Pictorial History of the United
States of America” (Hartford: 1847) 4 vols. in
1, 8vo, stamped sheep Est. $80-125
1264B [Ohio, Native Americans] W. A. Galloway;
Old Chillicothe: Shawnee and Pioneer
History (Xenia, OH: Buckeye Press, 1934)
8vo, black cloth; promotional leaflet included
Est. $50-100
1265 [Literature, Bindings.] Thirteen titles,
most in 19th-century leather bindings,
comprising 23 volumes
notably: W. Irving (“Geoffrey Crayon’)
“Bracebridge Hall, or The Humourist” (NY: Van
Winkle, 1822) 2 vols, 8vo, full sheep
Est. $100-200
1266 [Autographs] Woodrow Wilson (DATES)
two TLSs and a related book
1) As president of Princeton University and
potential candidate for Governor of New
Jersey, to John Harlan, June 23, 1910; 2) As
President of the U. S., to Edward N. Hurley,
Chairman of U.S. Shipping Board, Sept. 9,
1918; 3) E. N. Hurley; “The Bridge to France”
(Phila.: Lippincott, 1927) 8vo, blue cloth,
inscribed by the author Est. $300-600
1266A [Autographs.] John F. Kennedy
(1917-1963) Two volumes,
each signed by the author
1) Sen. J. F. Kennedy; “The Strategy of Peace”
(NY: Harper, 1960) 8vo, wraps, signed on half
title; 2) J. F. Kennedy; “Profiles in Courage” (NY:
Harper, 1956) 8vo, cloth and boards, signed
on t.p. Est. $200-300
1266B [Autographs.] John F. Kennedy
(1917-1963) Two signed Presidential
campaign brochures and a clipped
signature with sentiment
Est. $250-350
1266C [Autograph.] John F. Kennedy
(1917-1963) signed copy of
“Profiles in Courage” (NY: Harper, 1956)
8vo, cloth and boards, with presentation
dated 1957 on flyleaf. Est. $150-250
1266D [Autograph.] Martin Luther King Jr.
(DATES) signature with sentiment
Est. $100-150
1266E [Autographs.] Ronald Reagan
(DATES) Three signed items
including issue of Newsweek Magazine,
August 9, 1976, signed on the cover; ticket
to the Governors’ Reception, Jan. 18, 1981,
inscribed; and a full-access pass to the
Inaugural, Jan. 17, 1981, inscribed
Est. $200-400
1266F [Autograph.] Ronald Reagan (DATES)
“An American Life” (NY: Simon &
Schuster, 1990) signed on half title,
Oct. 1, 1990
thick 8vo, cloth and boards, d.j. Est. $100-200
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