Sales catalogues: Hodgson

Date:
16th- 17th December 1931
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/10/94
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogues: Hodgson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    269 270 [Dickens and Thackeray] The Loving Ballad of Lord Bateman, plates by G. C., 2 Presentation Copies, both inscribed on titles by the Artist to Dr. Richardson’s Children, 2 vols, 12mo, cloth 1871 [Dickens (C.)] More Hints on Etiquette, cuts by G. C., inscribed on title by the Artist “ written by me,” Furst dition, 12mo, original green cloth, g.e., with advt. leaf and inset | 1838 Cruikshank (G.) Fairy Library, plates, 2 Presentation Copies to Dr. Richardson's children, inscribed by the Artist, 2 vols, sq. 8vo, cloth (soiled) Bell & Daldy, n.d. Book,” with Presentation Inscription to Dr. and Mrs. Richardson from Mrs. Cruikshank, 1889 (12) Stowe (H. B.) Uncle Tom’s Cabin, plates by G. C., no. I, original wrapper, 1852, with 2 A.Ll.s. from John Cassell, the publisher, giving suggestions to the Artist as to suitable subjects, Nov. 2-16/52 (3) Cruikshank—George Cruikshank’s Omnibus, plates, Furst Edition, nos. | to 3, 6, 8 and 9, original wrappers, 5 of which are inscribed by the Artist, 1842, etc. (7) 53, with A.L.s. from Edward Bradley offering his services, also various original wrappers, etc. (5) Cruikshank (G.) Our Own Times, plates, nos. 2, 3 and 4, original wrappers, each inscribed by the Artist, 1846, and others (12) Cruikshank (G.) The Bachelor’s Own Book, plates by G. C., with A.L.s. from R. H. Barham, commencing “My dear Lambkin,” and suggesting a “ Married Man’s Own Book,” 3 pp., n.d., wrapper, Geo. Routledge, and others (12) Mayhew (The Brothers) Whom to Marry, plates by G. C., parts 2 and 4, with 2 A.Ll.s., 1848; Particulars of the Stadium, plates, wrapper, 1834,and others (12) some coloured, views of Herne Bay, etc., about 125, in 1 vol, half calf [ca. 1850-70], and others (14) Cruikshank (G.) The British Bee Hive [Cohn 957], with inscription, ““ Presented by George Cruckshank to his dear Friend, B. W. Richardson .. . 1877,” in gilt frame, glazed Exhibition, 1851 [Cohn 1814], with similar presen- tation inscription to Dr. Richardson, also Names of Chief Personages, etc., in Cruikshank’s hand and signed by him, on gilt frame, glazed