et Leipzig, chez Arkstée et Merkus, 1768, 8vo. (205), Nov. 24, Sotheby Dobell, £4 Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote de la Mancha, portrait by Salvador y Carmona and 31 plates by Ballester, Fabregat, Selma and others, after Barranco, Del Castillo, Gil, etc., with vignettes, tailpieces and ornamental letters, 4 vol., contemp. green straight-grain mor. ex. (Roger Payne style), Madrid, 1780, 4to. (114), May 24, Hodgson £36 [See also Sotheby, June 19, £70; May 29, £2 8s.; March 20, £15.] Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote, translated by Chas. Jarvis, with Life of Cervantes, portrait, plates by Stothard and others, 4 vol., red mor. ex., g.e., fine copy, 1801, roy. 8vo. (1132), Feb. 20, Sotheby Maggs, £7 Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote de la Manche, translated [by Mary Smirke], with numerous plates by Robert Smirke, LARGE PAPER, with India paper impressions of the plates, 4 vol., mor. ex., g.e. (backs faded), the pages slightly foxed, 1818, 4to. (21), March 2, Christie Josephs, 10 IOS.

[See also Anderson Galleries, Jan. 18, $37.50; Sotheby, June 19, £4 10s.; American Art Association, Jan. 26, $60.] Cervantes (M. de). Clark (J. H.) Illustrations to Don Quixote, 24 coloured plates, in orig. portfolio, with printed side-label, 1819, 4to. (221), Nov. 17, Puttick Baynton, £3 [See also American Art Association, Jan. 26, $70; Sotheby, Feb. 20, £6 10s.; Hodgson, Nov. 16, £15 1OS.; March 29, £6 2s. 6d.; June 14, £7; Puttick, April 5, £5 15s.] Cervantes (M. de). Life and Adventures of Don Quixote de la Mancha, engravings in two states (one on India paper), from designs by R. Westall, 4 vol., straight-grained blue mor. gt., g.e., 1820, 12mo. (47), June 19, Sotheby

Edwards, £6 Cervantes (M. de). Don Quijote, y Comentado por D. Clemencin, portrait and plates, 6 vol., hf. red mor. gt., Madrid, 1833-9, 8vo. (376), Nov. 14, Sotheby

H. Stevens, £3 12s. 6d. Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote de la Mancha, translated from the Spanish by Charles Jarvis, illustrations by Johannot and others, 2 vol., blue mor., by Bayntun, London, Henry G. Bohn, 1842, roy. 8vo. (155), March 15, American Art Association $13 Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote, translated by Motteux, LARGE PAPER, with a duplicate set of plates by Lalauze, limited to 200 copies, 4 vol., red mor. ex., full gt. backs, uncut, g.e., Edinb., 1879-84, imp. 8vo. (15), May 1, Sotheby Edwards, £4 4s.

[See also American Art Association, Nov. 9, $35; Puttick, April 5, £1 10s.] Cervantes (M. de). The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of la Mancha, translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux, portrait and full-page illustrations on

Holland paper, designed and etched by Ad. Lalauze, 4 vol., hf. blue mor., London, William Patterson & Co., 1892, 8vo. (158), April 11, American Art Association

son

$17.50 Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote, translated by Shelton, 1612-20, with Introduction by J. Fitzmaurice-Kelly, 4 vol., Tudor Translations, 1896, 8vo. (101), May 31, HodgEdwards, £5 10S. Cervantes (M. de). The History of the ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of la Mancha, translated from the Spanish by P. A. Motteux, éd. de luxe, plates by Lalauze, in three states, 4 vol., buckram, Edinburgh, 1902, 8vo. (757), May 8, Sotheby David, £2 10S.

[See also Anderson Galleries, May 2, $60; Feb. 20, $18.] Cervantes (M. de). Don Quixote, translated by Shelton, 260 plates after Daniel Vierge, reproduced in photogravure (limited to 155 copies on deckle-edged paper), 4 vol., buckram, in a case, 1906, 8vo. (283), March 22, Hodgson Walford, £8 5s.

[See also July 12, £7; American Art Association, April II, extra plates, $85.] Cervantes (M. de). Novelas exemplares, part of title in fac., crimson mor., by Hardy-Mennil, En Madrid, por Juan de la Cuesta, año 1613, sm. 4to. (35), Feb. 27, Sotheby

Tregaskis, £32 Cervantes (M. de). The Travels of Persiles and Sigismvnda, a Northern History, the first copie, beeing written in Spanish, translated afterward into French, and now last, into English [by M. L.], old cf. antique (rubbed and margins of a few ll. repaired), London, by H. L. for M. L., 1619, sm. 4to. (96), Nov. 21, Anderson Galleries [First English translation. The hf.-title is wanting.] Cescinsky (H.) English Furniture of the 18th Century, illustrations, 3 vol., hf. mor., t.e.g., n.d. (1911), 4to. (302), April 5, Puttick Meuleneere, £6 5s.

$5.75

[See also Hodgson, July 19, £5 15s.] Cescinsky (H.) English Furniture of the 18th Century, 3 vol. -English Domestic Clocks, coloured front., 1913, together 4 vol., illustrated from drawings and photos. by the authors, hf. mor., cl. sides, t.e.g., a clean copy, roy. 4to. (732), Nov. 2, Hodgson £9 ios.

[See also Dec. 21, £7 5s.]

Cessolis (Jacobus de). The Game and Playe of the Chesse, second ed., 83 ll., De Ricci No. 18, old cf., lacking only the blank leaf at beginning and having leaf H3 in fac., with Earl Fitzwilliam bookplate, W. Caxton, c. 1483, sm. folio (4), May 1, American Art Association $3,200 Chaffers (W.) Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain, illustrations, cl., 1891, 8vo. (85), June 14, Puttick Sawyer, 20s. Chaffers (W.) Marks and Monograms on European and Oriental Pottery and Porcelain, 10th ed., revised and

edited by F. Litchfield, over 3,500 potters' marks and illustrations, orig. cl., g.t., 1903, 8vo. (653), May 29, Sotheby Joseph, 18s. Chalcondyle (Nicolas). L'Histoire de la Decadence de l'Empire Grec et establissement de celuy des Turcs, de la traduction de Blaise de Vigenese, red ruled, French red mor. gt., line borders, arms of J. A. de Thou on sides, his monogram in seven panels on back, g.e., Paris, N. Chesneau, 1577, 8vo. (217), April 3, Sotheby Jaschke, £7 10s. Challamel (Augustin). Histoire de la Mode en France, la Toilette des Femmes, 68 figures on 17 plates, engraved on steel and beautifully coloured by hand, three-quarter red mor., gt. top, uncut, Paris, 1875, imp. 8vo. (270), Dec. 13, Anderson Galleries $16 Challenger" Report. Zoology, Vol. i. to v., vii. and viii.— Physics and Chemistry, Vol. i.-Narrative, Vol. ii., plates, cl., 1880-4, 4to. (189), April 5, Puttick Joseph, £2 Chalon (J. J.) Twenty-four subjects exhibiting the Costume of Paris, taken from Nature, 24 finely coloured lithos., printed by C. Hullmandel, contemp. hf. russ., Rodwell & Martin, 1822, folio (181), May 24, Hodgson Edwards, £13 Chalmers' Account of the Weather and Diseases of South Carolina, chart, 2 vol., cf., 1776 (920), Oct. 10, Dowell £3 [Chalmers (George).] An Introduction to the History of the Revolt of the Colonies (title missing), russ. ex., t.e.g., other edges uncut, by J. Clarke, 1782, 8vo. (36), Feb. 27, Sotheby H. Stevens, £18 10s.

[Suppressed. From the libraries of Tutet and Samuel Prince. On the fly-leaf is the following explanatory manuscript note by the former: "This book was printed in the year 1782 for George Chalmers, Esq., the author, who wrote an history of the Rise and Progress of the American Colonies, published in quarto."]

Chamberlain (Christopher). Epigrammatum liber I., orig. vell. gt., Duaci, typis Vidua Petri Telu, 1623, 8vo. (128), Feb. 6, Sotheby Quaritch, £5 Chamberlain (James). A Sacred Poem, wherein the Birth, Miracles, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of the Most Holy Jesus are delineated, contemp. red mor. gt., g.e., R. E. for R. Bentley and M. Magnes, 1680, 8vo. (129), Feb. 6, Sotheby Rosenbach, II Chamberlaine (R.) The Swaggering Damsell, a Comedy, written by R. C., original ed. (wants the dedication to T. Kendall, etc.), (A-1 in fours, title on a 2), hf. mor., rough lower edges, rare, Tho. Cotes, for Andrew Crooke, 1640, sm. 4to. (37), Feb. 27, Sotheby Dobell, £2 IOS. Chambers (Robert). Domestic Annals of Scotland, from the Reformation to the Revolution, illustrations, 3 vol., green mor., by Bayntun, Edinburgh and London, 1874, 8vo. (861), March 15, American Art Association Chambers's Cyclopædia of English Literature, illustrations, 3 vol., hf. mor. gt., 1901-3, 8vo. (19), May 29, Sotheby

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Thorp, £1 2s.

[Chamerozow (L. A.)] The Yule Log, for Everybody's Christmas Hearth, 4 etched plates and 2 glyphographs by G. Cruikshank, light calf, by Rivière, London, 1847, 12mo. (369), March 15, American Art Association $9 [Chamerozow (L. A.)] Chronicles of the Bastile, first series. The Bertaudière, an Historical Romance-[Also, the concluding series] Philip of Lutetia, or the Revolution of 1789... being the last series of the Chronicles of the Bastile, with 62 engraved plates (one being in duplicate) by Robert Cruikshank, 34 in 32 parts, green pictorial wrappers, uncut, enclosed in three cl. box-folders, London, T. C. Newby, 1845-1848, 8vo. (145), Jan. 26, American Art Association $105

[First edition, original issue in the monthly parts. Marchmont (No. 90) cites the "First Series "above as published 1843 and containing 24 plates. A French work of the same title was issued in 1843, but the first number of the work here listed did not appear until January, 1844, as evidenced by the date on the wrapper to Part i., and also by the preface, in which the author states the same fact. The present work also contains 40 plates, and not 24, as Marchmont states. In the Last Series," Marchmont (No. 92) calls for 21 plates, while the present copy contains 22. The fact that one of these, Bird's-Eye View of the Bastile," is a duplicate of the one in the 'First Series," will account for this discrepancy.]

Champlain (S. de). Voyages et Descovvertvres faites en la Novvelle France, depuis l'année 1665, jusques à la fin de l'année 1618, par le Sieur de Champlain, cappitaine ordinaire pour le Roy en la Mer du Ponant, où sont descrits les mœurs, coustumes, habits, facons de guerroyer, chasses, dances, festins & enterrements de divers peuples Sauuages & de plusieurs choses remarquables qui luy sont arrivé au dit pais, avec une description de la beauté, fertilité & temperature d'iceluy, second ed., engraved title, 2 folding plates and 4 full-page plates, blue mor., by Pratt (few of the outer edges cut close to marginal notes), Paris, chez Claude Collet, 1627, 12mo. (70), May 22, Anderson Galleries

$160

[Second edition of Champlain, in which he records the events from 1615 to 1619.] Champlin (J. D.) and Perkins (C. C.) Cyclopædia of Painters and Paintings, with over 2,000 illustrations, 4 vol., New York, 1887, 8vo. (23), June 8, Christie £3 155.

[See also Sotheby, May 1, 1888 ed., £2 2s.] Champollion le Jeune. Monuments de l'Egypte et de la Nubie, publiés sous les Auspices de M. Guizot et de M. Thiers, plates (some in colours), 4 vol., wants the vol. of text, boards, Paris, 1835-45, elephant folio (380), Nov. 14, Sotheby Quaritch, £2 Chanatus (S.) Regimen Castitatis Conservatorum, cum trac

tatu Arboris Judaice, gothic letter, double columns, xylographic title in red and black, full-page woodcut on the verso (headline shaved), woodcuts (a few small wormholes), sprinkled cf. gt., Tholose, J. Faure, 1517, sm. folio (4111), Nov. 7, Sotheby Barnard, £7 Chandler (A.) and Booth (W. B.) Illustrations and Descriptions of the Plants which compose the order Camellicæ, fine coloured plates, hf. mor., 1831, folio (156), May 1, Sotheby Wheldon, £2 Chapbooks. Barzelletta de Falliti, woodcut on title, n.d.—Il Lamento & Braveria del gran Mangia, woodcut on title and on back of title, In Siena, n.d.-Profetia di Fra Baseo, In Firenze, 1589-La Piacevole Astrologia di Ravanello, n.d.-Libretto di Secreti nobilissimi, In Genova, 1583-La Devota oratione di San Girolamo al Crocifisso, woodcut, n.d.-Muta Pensiero, overo specchio d'essempi di molti c'hanno donato, etc., woodcuts, In Ferrara, n.d., and twelve others, in I vol., cf., with bookplate of Thos. Gaisford inside cover, 8vo. (250), July 17, Sotheby Quaritch, £20 Chapbooks, Songs and Garlands. A Collection of 26 Pieces, some early and rare, each uniformly bound separately in new vell., and chiefly consisting of 4 ll., all in verse, and the greater number with cuts (a few 11. stained and cut into), 8vo. and sm. 8vo. (38), Feb. 27, Sotheby

Pickering, £5

[A complete list of contents is given in the sale catalogue.] Chapman (A.) and Buck (W. J.) Wild Spain, first ed., plates and map, cl., uncut, 1893 (610), Nov. 2, Hodgson Hatchards, £3 5s.

Dobell,

[See also Sotheby, July 31, £1 8s.; July 27, £2 8s.] Chapman (George). Bussy D'Ambois (stained at the beginning), unbd., A. N. for Robert Lunne, I641, 4to. (426), March 27, Sotheby I 4s. Chapman (G.) The Conspiracie and Tragedie of Charles Duke of Byron, Marshall of France, full polished sprinkled cf., g.e. (some headlines cut into), London, G. Eld, 1608, sm. 4to. (32), Oct. 26, Anderson Galleries

$20

[First edition, with the hf.-title to the second part. An interleaved copy. With bookplate of Edward Whittaker.] Chapman (G.) An Epicede or Funerall Song on the most disastrous Death of the High-borne Prince of Men, Henry Prince of Wales, etc., with the Funeralls and Representation of the Herse, original ed., hf. mor. gt., g.e., T. S. for Iohn Budge, 1612, 4to. (133), Feb. 6, Sotheby

Quaritch, £50 [The Huth copy was wrongly described as being complete, but it wanted sign. A I and sign. c 2 of the "Funeralls. A I blackened on both sides with the arms of Prince Henry on the recto; c 2 blackened on the verso