Sales catalogues: Hodgson

Date:
4th- 5th May 1932
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/10/99
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    d8 1 583 584 Second Day’s Sale, Roberts (8.) The State Lottery, coloured front. by G. C., First Hdition, uncut, 1817, and others illustrated by G. C., Seymour, etc. (w.a.f.) 6 vols and 2 parcels Thornton (A.) Don Juan, coloured aquatints, 2 vols, 1821—2, and others (w.a.f.) (10) Sporting Magazine, plates, vols 6, 9 to 17, 19, 21, 26, 31, 37, 38, 43 to 49, 81, 97, 99, 105, 106, 131, and 145, mostly half bound (w.a.f.) 1795-1865 Holcroft (T.) The Theatrical Recorder, coloured plates, 2 vols, calf, 1805-6, and others (w.a.f.) (19) Bentley’s Miscellany, plates, vols 1 to 14, half bound, 1837-43, and others 7 parcels Odd and Imperfect Books, by Dickens, Ainsworth, and others 6 parcels Thirty Coloured Views of Towns in Germany and Austria, mostly published by Meser of Dresden, n.d., etc., inserted in a half morocco album Scrap Book, containing Original Coloured Drawings of Hunters and Racehorses, Coloured Scraps, etc., 4to Scrap Book, containing Humorous Coloured Scraps and Cuttings, etc., 4to, half roan, and others (5) Lisle (P. de) Original MS. of ** The Hero of the Pelican,” n.d., with a printed copy of the book, and other MS. Novels and Stories by the same (8) QUARTO AND Fo.Lio. Botanical DRAWINGS—A Series of 69 carefully executed Water-Colour Drawings of Flowers, each within a cardboard mount, on a linen guard, and bound in 3 atlas 4to vols, full cramson. morocco extra, gilt-tooled, full gilt backs, and inner borders g.e. 19th Cent. Jenkins (J.) The Naval Achievements of Great Britain, 55 COLOURED AQUATINT PLATES by 7’. Sutherland and others after T'. Whitcombe, with Descriptions, 4to, uncut (binding broken, and wanting the portrait of Nelson and list of subscribers, but watermarks 1512-16) [1816-17 | Jenkins (J.) The Martial Achievements of Great Britain, coloured vignette title, and 51 coloured aquatint plates by T’. Sutherland and others after W. Heath, with Descrip- tions, 4to, uncut (binding broken, and wanting the portrait of Wellington and list of subscribers, but water- mark 1812) [1814-15] BoyDELL’s History oF THE RiIveR THAMES, fine empressions of the numerous coloured aquatints of views and scenery on the Thames from its source to the sea, by Stadler after Farington, and map, 2 vols, folio, half bound (worn and a few plates foxed) [1794-6 |