duytsche getranslateert, lit. goth., xylographic woodcuts, cut in two or three different styles, and ornamental initials, the word "Passionel" in large red gothic letters, with cut beneath, second title in large black gothic, with cut beneath, some leaves stained, 2 vol. in 1, half morocco, Tot Antwerpen by mi Henrick Eckert Van Homberch, 1516, Jan. xxv. ende lesten dach in Meye, small folio (2259)

Quaritch, £24 10S. 4444 Waller (Edmund). Poems, etc. written by Mr. Ed. Waller, of Bekonsfield, Esq., and printed by a copy of his own handwriting, first edition (the last of the three editions with the same date), morocco super extra, g. e., by Zaehnsdorf, I.N. for Hu. Mosley, 1645, 12mo. (2265) Pickering, £15 5s. 4445 Walton and Cotton. The Complete Angler, with Introductory Essay and Illustrative Notes, Major's fine edition, LARGE PAPER, India proof plates, morocco, gold (?) medallion portraits of Walton and Cotton in centres, and gold clasp, broad inside gilt borders, joints, g. e., in morocco slip case, J. Major, 1823-4, 8vo. (2274) Pickering, £12 4446 Whitaker (Dr. T. D.) History of Richmondshire, Co. York, numerous views by J. M. W. Turner, pedigrees, coats-of-arms and other illustrations, 2 vol., russia gilt, g. e., Longman, 1823, folio (2297) Halewood, £8 2s. 6d. 4447 White (Rev. Gilbert). Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, Co. Southampton, first edition, plates, the large view of Selborne backed with linen, calf gilt, m. e., T. Bensley for B. White, 1789, 4to. (2301)

Pickering, £9 12s. 6d. 4448 Wouvermans (Philip). Œuvres, gravées d'après ses meilleurs Tableaux qui sont dans les plus beaux Cabinets de Paris et ailleurs, portraits of Wouvermans and Moyreau, engraved title and 109 plates engraved by Moyreau and others, original impressions, a few mounted, and margins cut off, and wanted plate 25 of the Moyreau series, old calf gilt, presented to Edwin Landseer by W. Wells (sold not subject to return), Paris, Moyreau, 1737, folio (2331) E. Parsons, £7 5s. 4449 Zonara (Jo.) In Canones SS. Apostolorum et Sacrorum Conciliorum tam Ecumenicorum quam Provincialium Commentarii à Viris doctissimis Latinitate donati et annott. illustrati, nunc primum ex Regis Christianissimi, etc. Gr. et Lat. conjunctim editi, LARGE PAPER, dedication copy to Louis XIII. of France, in old morocco, Lut. Par., Ant. Stephanus, 1635, folio (2346) Everett, £7 10S. 4450 Conrad von Halberstadt. Concordantiae Bibliorum, lit. goth., printed in triple columns of 66 lines, without marks (Hain *5629), ruled in red, rubricated, oaken boards, pigskin, covered in gold, with elaborate scroll ornaments on back and sides, the arms of Card. de Medici painted in centres, metal bosses and clasps (one missing), a modern imitation of ancient binding (Hagué of Brussels), Absque ulla nota [Argent., Mentelin], folio (2347) Ridler, £15 1OS.

PUTTICK & SIMPSON.

A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION.

(No. of Lots, 811; amount realised, £581 5s. 6d.)

4451 Art Journal (The), from 1849 to 1869, with the Supplementary vol. for 1851, together 22 vol., morocco super extra, g. e. (6 vol. calf gilt), 1849-69, 4to. (491) Pollard, £5 5s.

4452 Bancroft (H. H.) Works, 39 vol. (wanted vol. 6, 7, 8, 15, 16), cloth, 1883-1890, 8vo. (599) Sotheran, 18 10s. 4453 Boydell (J.) A Collection of Prints from Pictures painted for the purpose of illustrating the Dramatic Works of Shakespeare, portraits of George III. and Queen Charlotte, original impressions of the plates, 2 vol., original half binding, 1803, atlas folio (773) Pollard, £28

4454 Boydell's Picturesque Scenery of Norway from Drawings by J. W. Edy, 2 vol., coloured plates, half bound, 1820, folio (235) C. Jackson, £3 12s. 6d. 4455 Brayley (E. W.) Illustrations of His Majesty's Palace at Brighton, executed by the command of George IV. by John Nash, with History by E. W. Brayley, coloured plates, half morocco, 1838, folio (234) Edwards, £3 3s. 4456 Challenger. Reports of the Scientific Results of the Voyage of the Challenger, 50 vol., cloth, v. y., 4to. (746)

Wesley, £46 4457 Couch (J.) History of the Fishes of the British Islands, 4 vol., first edition, coloured plates, half morocco, 1862-65, 8vo. (590)

4458 Dickens (C.)

Briggs, £2 A Christmas Carol, first edition, coloured plates by Leech, 1843, 12mo. (177) Shepherd, £2 11S. [The original issue in brown cloth and green end papers, "Stave 1."-ED.]

4459 Fielding (Henry). Amelia, 4 vol., first edition, calf, 1752, 8vo. (286) Maggs, £2 12s. 4460 Florist, Fruitist and Garden Miscellany (The), 33 vol., coloured plates, half calf gilt, 1850-82, 8vo. (655) Gregory, £4 155. 4461 Garden (The), an Illustrated Weekly Journal, complete from the commencement to vol. 38, in 25 vol., half bound and cloth, 1872-90, 4to. (747)

Wesley, £7

4462 Hogarth (W.) Works from the Original Plates restored by Heath (with the 3 extra plates), half morocco gilt, Baldwin and Cradock, n. d., atlas folio (498) Roche, £3 10s. 4463 Law Journal Reports, Chancery and Bankruptcy, new series, vol. 1-70, part 9, 1832 to August, 1901-ditto, Common Law, 1836-1900, 65 vol.-ditto, Statutes, 1832-57, 1865-1900, 43 vol.--ditto, Magistrates' Cases, 1865-1900, 15 vol.ditto, Privy Council, Admiralty, Ecclesiastical, 15 vol., 1866-99-Analytical Index, 8 vol., 1831-70-Law Digest,

pieces and leaflets bequeathed by Horace Walpole to the Honble. Mrs. Anne Seymour Damer at his death in 1797. It will be remembered that Lord Orford appointed Mrs. Damer his executrix, leaving to her Strawberry Hill and its contents. Subsequently, through a relative of Mrs. Damer's, this collection passed into the hands of the present owner. The books were all in fine condition, having been most carefully preserved, and, with one exception, in the original state, several being unbound-folded or in sheets. Particular attention may also be called to the detached pieces and leaflets, which, owing to their nature, are now of extreme rarity. It may be added that the works are, unless otherwise stated, all recorded either in Baker's Catalogue of 1810, in Lowndes, or elsewhere, as having been actually printed at the Strawberry Hill Press. The total amount realised by the sale of this portion of the collection was £700.]

4476 Gray (T.) Odes by Mr. Gray, 21 pp., 4to., original grey wrapper, uncut, Printed at Strawberry-Hill, for R. & J. Dodsley, in Pall-Mall, 1757 (121) Sabin, £171

[Horace Walpole's own copy, with his small book-plate on the half-title. Of this, the first work issued from the Strawberry Hill Press, one thousand copies were printed. The above copy is, however, of special interest, in that it contains, on fifteen pages, notes or criticisms in Walpole's handwriting. Among these may be mentioned the note referring to the expression "plung'd" used in the last line of the second ode, as follows:-"In the original this word was 'sunk,' but Mr. Garrick suggested 'plung'd' as a more emphatic word on such an occasion." It may also be remarked that Walpole has added to the vignette on the title-which appears in several of the books and which has been by some authorities described as a book-plate-the name of the designer and engraver. At the end of the odes are to be found two leaves from the Critical Review, No. 19, August, 1757; Literary Magazine, five leaves; and The British Chronicle, August 24-26, 1757, two leaves containing criticisms on these poems, and also the rare leaflet, "To Mr. Gray, on his Odes," on which Walpole had written the words, "By David Garrick, printed at Strawberryhill." It is said that only six copies of this leaflet were printed. -Catalogue.]

4477 Walpole (H.) A Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Authors of England, with Lists of their Works, frontispiece and vignette on titles, 2 vol., original boards, unopened edges, 300 copies printed, Printed at Strawberry-Hill, 1758, 8vo. (122) Dobell, £8 10s. 4478 Walpole (H.) Postscript to the Royal and Noble Authors, folding frontispiece of Christina de Pisan, original wrapper, uncut, 40 copies printed, 1786, 8vo. (123) Dobell, £5 5s. 4479 Walpole (H.) Fugitive Pieces in Verse and Prose, vignette on title, 200 copies printed, Printed at Strawberry-Hill, 1758, 8vo. (124) Denham, 10 5s.