buckram gilt, t.e.g., 1902 (286), May 4, Hodgson Parsons, £2 25. [See also Puttick, July 12, £1 10s.; Amer. Art Assoc., Jan. 12, $10.] Doddridge (Sir John). The History of the Ancient and Moderne Estate of the Principality of Wales, Dutchy of Cornewall, and Earldome of Chester, first ed., extra-illustrated by 5 portraits and 2 views, cf. ex., g.e., 1630, sm. 4to. (587), Mar. 7, Sotheby Holbrooke, £4 5s. [See also Nov. 15, £2 2s.; Nov. 22, stained, £1 10s.; July 25, £2 2s.] Dodgson (Campbell). The Etchings of Charles Méryon, first ed., 47 plates, orig. boards, parchment back, 1921, 4to. (238), Mar. 7, Sotheby Neumayer, £1 8s. [See also Puttick, Õct. 6, £1 5s.; Anderson Gall., Oct. 4, $35.] Dodgson (C.) The Etchings of J. McNeil Whistler, ed.-deluxe, No. 85 of 200 copies, reproductions, parchment, g.t., in buckram case, 1922, folio (617), Mar. 21, Sotheby Zwemmer, £3 [See also Hodgson, Oct. 20, £1 5s.; May 4, 1 16s. Puttick, Oct. 6, £1 7s. 6d.] Dodgson (C.) Etchings and Drypoints by Muirhead Bone [1898-1907], a Catalogue, No. 69 of 275 copies, orig. drypoint portrait, orig. hf. cf., g.t., 1909, 4to. (350), July 28, Sotheby Maggs, £2 12S. Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge, "Lewis Carroll").] An Album containing Twenty-four Photographs, some with descriptive lines beneath, taken by Lewis Carroll, when on a visit to Henry Holiday, one of his illustrators, 4to. (565), July 25, Sotheby Spencer, £38 [On the first leaf is the following inscription in his handwriting: "To Henry Holiday, in memory of a pleasant week spent with him in the summer of 1875, this collection of amateur photographs, taken during that visit, is presented by his sincere Friend, C. L. Dodgson."] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, first ed., orig. cloth, g.e., in a red cloth case, London, 1866, 12mo. [First edition as generally catalogued and accepted, although there was an edition published the previous year, which was immediately suppressed and withdrawn -four or five copies being known to have escaped destruction. Inscribed "R. Duckworth, with the sincere regards of the Author in memory of our voyage." Pasted beneath this is a short autograph note on a card: "Dear Duckworth, could you help to row my friends on Wednesday? Truly yours, C. L. Dodgson.' Facing these is an A.L.s., 1 p. 8vo., dated Christ Church, Oxford, Ap. 12, 1864.] Aventures d'Alice au Pays des Merveilles, first ed. in French, with 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, auto. pres. copy, inscribed "R. Duckworth, with the Author's sincere regards," orig. cloth, g.e., Londres, 1869, 12mo. Alice's Abenteuer im Wunderland, first ed. in German, with 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, auto. pres. copy, inscribed "R. Duckworth, with the Author's sincere regards," orig. cloth, g.e., London, 1869, 12mo. Alice's Adventures Under Ground, being a facsimile of the original MS. book afterwards developed into “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," first ed., with 37 illustrations by the Author, auto. pres. copy, inscribed "The Duck, from the Dodo, 9 June, 1887," orig. cloth, g.e., London, 1886, 12mo. [A delightful presentation copy, the "Duck" being Canon Duckworth, and the "Dodo" being the author.] The Hunting of the Snark, an Agony in Eight Fits, first ed., with 9 illustrations by Henry Holiday, auto. pres. copy, inscribed "R. Duckworth, with the Author's sincere regards, June 17, 1876,” orig. cloth, g.e., London, 1876, 12mo. " Phantasmagoria, and other Poems, first ed., auto. pres. copy, inscribed Rev. R. Duckworth, with the Author's sincere regards, Jan., 1869," orig. cloth, g.e., London, 1869, 12mo. Together 6 vol. (76), Nov. 15, Anderson Gall. $3,300 [Dodgson (C. L.)] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, second ed. (generally known as the first ed.), illustrations by John Tenniel, orig. cloth (dull), g.e., Macmillan & Co., 1866, 8vo. (185), Mar. 21, Sotheby Spurr, £50. [See also Nov. 8, £38 and £36; Dec. 6, £20; Feb. 21, £30; April 25, £39, and def., £12; June 20, £40, £31, and £27; June 27, £34; June 30, £41; July 14, re-cased, £9; July 25, £40; Hodgson, Dec. 16, 30; April 29, £26; Ed. 1869-Sotheby, Feb. 21, 9; May 23, £2 10s.; Ed. 1907-Puttick, Nov. 4, £1 58.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, illustrations by Tenniel, pres. inscription in the Author's hand on half-title, orig. cloth gt., g.e., 1886-Alice's Adventures Under Ground, first ed., illustrations by the Author, pres. inscription in the Author's hand on halftitle, orig. cloth gt., g.e., 1886 (595), Nov. 15, Sotheby Maggs, £50 [The inscription in the latter book reads: "Presented to Edith Martin (as a memento of her having taken part in the Dream-Play Alice in Wonderland,' written by H. Savile-Clarke and first produced Christmas, 1886) by Lewis Carroll." The other inscription is identical, except for a slight change in the order of the words. Accompanying the books is a slip of paper on which Dodgson has written "The 'Alice Under Ground' was inscribed by mistake so both are sent. L. C." This is scribbled over in pencil in a childish hand.] [Dodgson (C. L.) Alice in Wonderland, first published ed., with 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, 1866-Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, first ed., with 50 illustrations by John Tenniel, 1872, together 2 vol., full scarlet crushed levant mor., gt. fillets on sides, gt. panelled backs, inner gt. borders, solid gt. edges, by Rivière, London, 1866-1872, 12mo. (164), Nov. 23, Amer. Art Assoc. $170 [Dodgson (C. L.)] Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, with 42 illustrations by John Tenniel, 1872-Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, first ed., with 50 illustrations by John Tenniel, 1872, together 2 vol., full red crushed levant mor., geometric gt. frame on sides enclosing design in onlayed moroccos on obverse covers, representing Alice on the first and the King's Messenger on the second, gt. panelled backs, wide inner gt. borders, solid g.e., orig. red cloth covers and backstrips bound in, by Bayntun, London, 1872, 12mo. (101), Dec. 1, Amer. Art Assoc. " $60 [Fine copies of both works. The second has the misspelt word, 'wade," on page 21. Lacks page of advts. and blank at end.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Aventures d'Alice au pays des Merveilles, traduit par Henri Bué, first French ed., plates by John Tenniel, pres. copy, with inscription on half-title in the handwriting of the author "Mrs. Holiday, with the author's kind regards, June 7, 1870," orig. cloth (dull), g.e., Londres, Macmillan & Co., 1869, 8vo. (556), July 25, Sotheby Spencer, £25 [Inserted at front is a leaf containing a 4-line stanza of four verses, in the author's handwriting. See also Dec. 13, £14 and £6; June 27, inscribed, £9; Hodgson, July 7, £3 17s. 6d.; first Italian ed., 1872—July 7, £2 12s.; first German ed., 1869-Sotheby, July 27, £9.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Alice's Adventures Under Ground, being a facsimile of the original MS., first ed., illustrations, auto. pres. copy from the Author, with inscription on half-title, orig. red cloth gt., g.e., 1886 (452), Mar. 24, Hodgson Spencer, £9 [See also Mar. 30, £1 16s.; July 7, 1; Sotheby, Feb. 21, 14, and A.L. laid in, £31; May 23, 1; July 25, £9; Anderson Gall., Nov. 29, $115; Amer. Art Assoc., Mar. 16, $27.50; Puttick, Mar. 3, £5 10s., and inscribed, £1 15s.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] The Nursery Alice," containing 20 col. enlargements of Tenniel's Illustrations to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," pres. copy, with inscription on the half-title in the handwriting of the Author "For Olive, from the Author, Mar. 25, 1890," illustrated boards, 1890, 8vo. (571), July 25, Sotheby Quaritch, £10 IOS. [See also Puttick, Mar. 3, £5.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, first ed., illustrations by John Tenniel, auto. pres. copy to "Edward Gough, a token of regard from the Author, Christmas, 1871," written in violet ink, [See also Nov. 10, £4 10s.; May 26, £4; June 2, £3; July 13, £3 1os.; Amer. Art Assoc., Feb. 14, pres. copy, $225; Mar. 31, $62.50; Anderson Gall., Nov. 29, pres. copy, $55; Puttick, Nov. 4, £3 5s.; Sotheby, Dec. 6, £4 2s. 6d.; Jan. 31, £3*15s. and £5; April 25, £3 and £6 5s.; June 20, £7 10s.; June 27, £11 10S.; June 30, £4 and £8 15s.; July 18, £7.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Saw There, first ed., illustrations by Tenniel, orig. cloth, g.e., 1872-Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 1867, uniformly bound (287), Mar. 9, Brackett & Sons [See also Sotheby, July 20, £2 10s.] £4 16s. [Dodgson (C. L.)] Through the Looking-Glass, 47th thousand, 1880-Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 70th thousand, 1882, 2 vol. in 1, illustrations by Tenniel, old hf. leather, marbled sides, sprinkled edges, with very many corrections, a few of which are textual, in the Author's hand, 8vo. (160), April 11, Sotheby Egerton, £80 [This copy was borrowed by the author from Mrs. Stretton to correct for a new edition. It was returned to her by the publishers after Mr. Dodgson's death.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] American Telegrams (Summary), a leaflet, 4 pp., printed on pp. 1 and 3 only, all unnumbered except p. 3, which is numbered "2," no place or name, Feb. 17, 1865, 4to. (538a), Dec. 13, Sotheby Quaritch, £112 [An amusing skit on telegrams relating to the American Civil War, transferred under disguised names to proposed regulations at Christ Church, Oxford, about the treasury, butler, etc. (see Williams' "Bibliography," No. 4). record of a sale by auction.] No [Dodgson (C. L.) Doublets, a Word-Puzzle, third ed., orig. red cloth (dull), 1880, 8vo. (302), June 27, Sotheby Hollings, £4 [Inscribed "W. W. from C. L. D., Nov., 1881" in the author's handwriting.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Euclid and his Modern Rivals, first ed., diagrams, auto. pres. copy, the half-title inscribed “T. G. Bowles, Esq., with the Author's kind regards, Mar. 27, '79," orig. cloth, 1879 (785), July 27, Hodgson Scheuer, £7 [See also Dec. 21, 1 9s.; Mar. 16, £1 4s.; Anderson Gall., Nov. 15, $47.50; Dowell, June 27, £1 10s.; Ed. 1885-Hodgson, July 13, £4 IOS.] Dodgson (C. L.) The Formulæ of Plane Trigonometry, stitched, unopened, Oxford, 1861, sm. 4to. (491), Mar. 7, Sotheby Hollings, £3 15S. [See also Mar. 7, £3 5s.; June 30, £2 2s.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] The Game of Logic, first ed., front., with the envelope containing board and counters, orig. red cloth, with author's pres. inscription dated Aug., 1887, 1887, 8vo. (351), Feb. 21, Sotheby Thorp, £9 [See also May 16, £1 15s.; Hodgson, July 13, £1 16s.; July 21, 1 6s.; Puttick, Mar. 3, 1 10s.; Amer. Art Assoc., Mar. 1, $22.50.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] The Hunting of the Snark, first ed., 9 illustrations by H. Holiday, with Author's auto. pres. inscription dated Mar. 29, 1876 on the half-title, orig. cloth, g.e., 1876 (343), Feb. 21, Sotheby Laurence, £10 IOS. [See also Feb. 21, inscribed, £7 10s.; June 16, £1 8s. ; June 27, inscribed, £12 10s.; June 30, £3 15s.; July 20, I 10s.; Hodgson, Dec. 16, 10; Amer. Art Assoc., Nov. 23, $11; Dec. 1, $21; Jan. 12, $7.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] The New Method of Evaluation as applied to, pres. copy, with the inscription on title in the handwriting of the Author "Mrs. H. Holiday, with the author's kind regards, July, '79," orig. cloth, g.e., Oxford, James Parker, 1874, 8vo. (557), July 25, Sotheby " Quaritch, £9 IOS. [Dodgson (C. L.)] Phantasmagoria, and other Poems, pres. copy, with inscription in the handwriting of the Author Miss M. B. Smedley, with the Author's affte. regards, Jan., 1869," name of a later owner on half-title and title, orig. cloth (frayed), g.e., Macmillan & Co., 1869, 8vo. (685), Dec. 6, Sotheby Maggs, £8 5s. [See also Feb. 21, £8 10s.; June 27, £9; June 30, £3; Hodgson, April 29, 11; June 2, 1 128.; June 10, £3 3s.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Rhyme? and Reason? first ed., illustrations by A. B. Frost and H. Holiday, pres. copy, with inscription on half-title in the handwriting of the Author "Winifred Holiday, from the author, Dec. 7, '83," orig. cloth (dull), g.e., Macmillan & Co., 1883, 8vo. (558), July 25, Sotheby Newton, £II [See also Feb. 21, £9 10s.; June 27, £9; June 30, £3 15S.; Hodgson, Nov. 10, £2; July 7, £2 5s.; Puttick, Mar. 3, £5; Anderson Gall., Nov. 15, $65.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Sylvie and Bruno, first ed., illustrations (2 coloured), inscribed on half-title "May Nicholson, from the Author, May 26, 1896," orig. cloth gt., g.e., 1889 (341), Feb. 21, Sotheby Pigott, £7 10S. [See also Dec. 6, £1 12s.; Feb. 9, 1 5s.; April 25, £6; Dowell, Feb. 28, £1 4s.; Puttick, Nov. 4, 1; Hodgson, July 21, £2 2s.; Anderson Gall., Nov. 15, $135; Nov. 29, $400.] [Dodgson (C. L.)] Sylvie and Bruno [and Sylvie and Bruno Concluded], 2 vol., first eds., illustrations by H. Furniss, pres. copies, with inscription on half-titles "Mrs. F. Holiday, with the author's sincere regards, Dec. 12, 1889 |