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75
D. H. LAWRENCE
Lady Chatterley’s Lover. Including My skirmish
with Jolly Rodger. Written especially and
exclusively as an introduction to this popular
edition. The author’s unabridged popular
edition.
[Paris]: Privately Printed, 1929. 8vo. Red half morocco,
bound with both wrappers.
The crisp wrappers with smaller paper loss ot outer edges.
Clean interior.
1 500,- | £115 | $140
SIGNED COPY
76
CHARLES LINDBERGH
Spirit of St. Louis. Den första atlantflygaren
berättar.
Stockholm: Albert Bonnier, 1954. 8vo. Publisher’s blue
full leather with gilt illustration to upper board. Spine
titled and ruled in gilt, two raised bands. Gilt inner
dentelles. All edges gilt.
Numbered edition SIGNED by Charles Lindbergh. The
lowest number copies were printed for specific recipients.
This copy is number 7 and was made for Secretary of
State Olle Karleby.
Författaren, svenskättlingen Charles Lindbergh, har för
Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben egenhändigt signerat varje
exemplar i denna svenska bibliofilutgåva, en förmån
som tidigare inte kommit något land til del.
The author, the Swedish descendant Charles Lindbergh,
has personally signed every copy of this Swedish bibliophile
edition for the Royal Swedish Aeroclub, a privilege
that no country had previously received.
15 000,- | £1 125 | $1 400
ONE OF VERY FEW COPIES ON JAPAN PAPER
77
CARL LUMHOLTZ
Au Pays des Cannibales. Voyage d’ Exploration
chez les Indigènes de l’Australie Orientale
1880-1884.
Paris: Librairie Hachette et Cie, 1890. 4to. xii, 499pp. +
2-page coloured map. Vellum spine with 4 raised bands.
One of very few known copies on Japon paper, including
illustrations and map. A fine and attractive copy.
INSCRIBED by Lumholtz: Á Monsieur Ch. Schiffer
souvenir amical de l’Auteur Carl Lumholtz.
35 000,- | £2 630 | $3 300
Carl Lumholtz [1851, Lillehammer – 1922, New York] is
considered one of the great explorers from the last decades
of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th
century. For almost 40 years he explored the jungles and
desert regions of Australia, Mexico and Borneo, and he
was internationally recognized as a naturalist, ethnographer,
author, speaker and photographer.
Lumholtz grew up in Lillehammer, where his father was
a company commander in the infantry. In 1869, he became
a student at Lillehammer School and, in accordance
with his father’s wishes, began to study theology. Having
completed his degree as a theologian in 1876, he worked
for two years as a house teacher for farm owner Marentius
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