Sales catalogue 48: Marks and Co

Date:
1940
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/29
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 48: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    16 17 18 19 20 ex 29 23 24 25 Zi 28 29 30 MARKS & CO., GENERAL TOPOGRAPHY—continued. ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES’ Reports and Papers, read at the MEETINGS of the ARCHDEACONRY Of NORTHAMPTON, the COUNTIES of YORK, LINCOLN, etc., complete from the beginning in 1850 to 1925, being Vols. 1 to 37, with Index to Vols. 1 to 8, also the First FIVE REPORTS of the ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY of NORTHAMP- TON, 1844-48, in one vol—together 39 vols, 8vo., uniform half calf gilt, fine set, 1844-1925 £7/10/- BATEMAN (THoMmas) TEN YEARS’ DIGGINGS in CELTIC and SAXON GRAVE HILLS in the CounTIES of DERBY, STAFFORD, and YorK, from 1848 to 1858, illustrated, 8vo., cloth, [1861] 8/- BAYLES (F. H.) The RAcE-Courses ATLAS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. Illustrated with SIxTy COLOURED DESCRIPTIVE DIAGRAMS showing the Gradients and Geological Character of every Race-Course in GREAT BRITAIN, and the PRINCIPAL COURSES in IRE- LAND ; together with a Complete Description of the Country on which every Recognised Hunt Meeting is held in ENGLAND, with photogravure frontispiece, oblong 4ts., cloth (partly torn at joints), 1903 £3/10/- BOUTELL (Rev. C.) CHRISTIAN MONUMENTS in ENGLAND and WALES: an Historical and Descriptive Sketch of the various classes of Sepulchral Monuments which have been in use in this Country, from about the Era of the Norman Conquest to the Time of Edward the Fourth, numerous illustrations, roy. 8vo., cloth, 1854 7/- The MONUMENTAL BRASSES of ENGLAND: a series of Engravings upon wood from every variety of these interesting and valuable memorials, with brief descriptive Notices, 149 plates, roy. 8vo., cloth, 1849 8/= ANOTHER Copy, half morocco, 1849 10/- BONNEY (Pror. T. G., Editor) CATHEDRALS, ABBEYS, and CHURCHES: Descriptive, His- torical, Pictorial, profusely illustrated, 2 vols, 4to., half calf, 1891 15/- “ BORDERER.”—HUnTING and SPORTING NOTES in the WEST MIDLANDS, Season 1885- 86 [SECOND SERIES], containing Accounts of Sport in CHESHIRE, SHROPSHIRE, W ORCESTER- SHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE, HEREFORDSHIRE, and WALES, with numerous portraits and illustra- tions by H. F. MyTTON, post 8vo., cloth, 1886 7/- BRAND (JOHN) POPULAR ANTIQUITIES of GREAT BRITAIN, edited, with very large correc- tions and additions, by W. CAREW HAZLITT, LARGE PAPER Copy, 3 vols, roy. 8vo., cloth (binding a little soiled), 1870 £1/3/- Only 50 copies printed on Large Paper. BRAYLEY (Epwarp W.) and BRITTON (JOHN) The Beauties of ENGLAND and WALES : or Original Delineations, Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive of Each County, vignette titles and numerous full-page engravings, COMPLETE SET, 18 vols in 25, 8vo., contemp. half russia, 1801-15 £4/10/- BRITISH ARCHMOLOGICAL AESOCIATION JOURNAL, for the Encourage- ment and Prosecution of Researches into the Arts and Monuments of the Early and Middle Ages, [First SERIES], April, 1845, to Sept., 1885, Vols. 1-41, with numerous plates and text-illustrations, 41 vols, 8vo., uniform half calf (earlier vols m.e., later vols t.e.g.), Printed for the Association, 1845-85 £6/-/- This periodical ran almost concurrently with its rival (see Archeological Journal). BROCKETT (JOHN TROTTER) A GLOSSARY of NORTH COUNTRY WORDS, with their Etymology, and Affinity to other Languages ; and Occasional Notices of Local Customs and Popular Superstitions, THIRD EDITION, Corrected and Enlarged, by W. E. BROCKETT, portrait, 2 vols in one, red morocco gilt, g.e. (slightly psec en 1846 10/- BROWNE (RIGHT REV. G. F.) The ANCIENT Cross SHAFTS at BEWCASTLE [CUMBERLAND], and RUTHWELL, [DUMFRIESSHIRE], enlarged from the Rede Lecture delivered before the University of Cambridge on 20 May, 1916, with 3 photogravures and 23 illustrations, Ato., cloth, Cambridge University Press, 1916 (pub. 18/6 net) 6/- BROME (JAMES, Rector of Cheriton, in Kent) TRAVELS over ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and WALES, giving a True and Exact Description of the Chiefest Cities, Towns, and Cor- porations [etc.], First EDITION, 8vo., shabby calf (broken), 1700 8/= [BRYDGES (Sir SAMUEL E.) and SHAW (Rev. STEBBING)] The ToroGRAPHER for 1789 to 1791, containing a VARIETY of ‘ORIGINAL ARTICLES illustrative of the LocaL HIsTory and ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND, with 51 LACES 4 vols, 8vo., calf (one joint repaired ; new labels), 1781-91 £1/15/- According to Halkett and Laing a fifth valent was published in 1821.