dated "Lahore, 1895," in the issues of July 19, 20, 22, [Original publication of the story, first appearing in instalment form. Signed, in printed form, at end: "Copyright in America (1895) by Rudyard Kipling."] Kipling (R.) In Black and White, first ed., name written on title, orig. cream wrappers (back strip defective), A. H. Wheeler & Co., Allahabad [1888], 8vo. (882), July 31, Sotheby Thorp, £7 [See also Dec. 12, £1 10s.] $IOI Kipling (R.) Indian Railway Library Stories, bound in 2 vol., cl., uncut, Allahabad, Wheeler, n.d., 8vo. (201), Jan. 18, Anderson Galleries [Comprising: Wee Willie Winkie, Under the Deodars, The Phantom 'Rickshaw, Soldiers Three, In Black and White and The Story of the Gadsbys.] Kipling (R.) The Jungle Books, first eds., illustrations by J. L. Kipling and others, 2 vol., orig. cl. gt., g.e., 1894-95, 8vo. (154), Jan. 11, Hodgson £4 5S. [See also March 29, £3 10s.; May 10, £3 3s.; Oct. 26, £29s.; Sotheby, May 8, £3 12s. 6d.] Kipling (R.) The Jungle Book, illustrations by J. L. Kipling, W. H. Drake and P. Frenzeng, London, 1894, 12mo. (283), Oct. 17, Anderson Galleries [See also April 17, $14.] $20 $9.25 Kipling (R.) The Second Jungle Book, first ed., illustrations by J. Lockwood Kipling, London, 1895, 12mo. (284), Oct. 17, Anderson Galleries Kipling (R.) Kim, front., cl., 1901-Rewards and Fairies, illustrations, cl., 1910, etc., 8vo. (620), May 8, Sotheby Dobell, £1 14S. Kipling (R.) Letters of Marque, first complete ed., with 2 11. of advertisements, etc. at front and 3 11. of advertisements, etc. at end, with imprint on verso of last leaf, orig. red and blue cl. (a slight inkstain on the first advertisement page), A. H. Wheeler & Co., Allahabad, 1891, 8vo. (822), Dec. 12, Sotheby Thorp, £17 [See also July 31, £8 5s.; June 19, 13 15s.; Jan. 30, defective, £2; Anderson Galleries, April 17, $35. Capt. E. W. Martindell, the well-known authority on Kipling bibliography and at one time the owner of the most extensive series of Kipling editions ever got together, has written to point out some errors, due largely to the necessity of compression, in the last volume of BookPRICES CURRENT. These corrections are incorporated, as far as possible, in this volume. The sales on pp. 540-1, under Letters of Marque," Sotheby, June 15 to Hodgson, Feb. 2, to which may be added (68), April 4, Sotheby, £30, are of the above first complete edition of that work.] Kipling (R.) Letters of Marque, by Rudyard Kipling, Vol. i., London, Sampson Low, Marston & Company, Limited, St. Dunstan's House, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, E.C., 1891 (line), [all rights reserved], orig. designed wrappers, with advertisements, enclosed in hf. red mor. slip-case, London, 1911, 8vo. (491), Jan. 26, American Art Association $1,525 [Only two copies thought to exist, the above and the Williamson copy, which, we are informed, is now in the H. E. Huntington library. This is the copy which was No. 67 of the catalogue of Captain Martindell's collection, sold at Sotheby's, April 4, 1921, when it was apparently bought in at £150. The above must not be confounded with the first complete edition of "Letters of Marque,” in red and blue cl., which had an edition of a thousand copies, but which was suppressed by the author, about 900 copies being destroyed. There is laid in a postal card from the publishers, which states: "With reference to your inquiry, The Letters of Marque, No. 1,' by Rudyard Kipling, were suppressed and destroyed before the work was published "; hence, no copies were ever sold.] Kipling (R.) Many Inventions, first ed., 1893, 8vo. (1276), March 20, Sotheby Edwards, IIS. [See also Anderson Galleries, Oct. 17, $7.] Kipling (R.) On One Side Only," published in "The Civil and Military Gazette,' dated Lahore, Monday, Dec. 19, 1892," printed in two columns, one on each side of newspaper sheet, portion of sheet containing the story hinged on narrow folio sheet of cream-coloured drawing paper, with special title-page in red and black ink and narrow folio gray drawing paper wrapper, with title thereon in red and black, Lahore, 1892 (459), Jan. 26, American Art Association $180 [Original publication of the story. Complete.] Kipling (R.) The Phantom 'Rickshaw, first ed. (slit in the margin of 1 or 2 11.), orig. wrappers (a little soiled and strip pasted roughly down the back), [1888], 8vo. (665), Jan. 30, Sotheby Dixon, £4 15S. [See also May 8, defective, £4 15s.] Kipling (R.) Plain Tales from the Hills, first ed., 24 pp. of advertisements at end, citron cl. (corners of binding clipped), Calcutta, Thacker, Spink & Co., 1888, 8vo. (877), July 31, Sotheby £118 [Presentation copy from the author, with inscription on half-title: "Jan., 88, To Father and Mother from Ruddy, who wrote it all by himself."] Kipling (R.) Plain Tales from the Hills, first ed., with 16 ll. of advertisements at end (name on title and one leaf a little frayed), orig. cl., with design on upper cover (a little worn and loose in cover), Calcutta, Thacker, Spink and Co., 1888, 8vo. (198), March 27, Sotheby Archer, £6 5s. [See also May 22, £1 6s.] Kipling (R.) A Priest in Spite of Himself, by Rudyard Kipling, Macmillan and Co., Limited, St. Martin's Street, London, 1910, pp. (1)-33 (reverse blank), orig. dark grey wrappers, London, 1910, 12mo. (489), Jan. 26, American Art Association $250 Kipling (R.) Quartette, the Christmas Annual of the Civil and Military Gazette, by four Anglo-Indian Writers, first ed., with 10 pp. of advertisements at end (the last 2 II. of advertisements wanting, orig. upper wrapper stained, lower wrapper and back-strip missing), Lahore, the Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1885, 8vo. (870), July 31, Sotheby Amery, II IOS. Kipling (R.) Schoolboy Lyrics, first ed., printed for private circulation only, inscription on title, "To F. Haden Cope from J. L. Kipling," orig. brown paper wrapper, Lahore, 1881, 8vo. (868), July 31, Sotheby Spencer, £162 [Kipling (R.)] The School Budget [Horsmonden School, Kent], Numbers 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15 and 17, together 10 numbers, orig. wrappers, with ties, last two wire-stitched, as issued, Kent, England, 1897-1898, 12mo. (467), Jan. 26, American Art Association $70 [No. 13 contains a letter, written from Cape Town, by Rudyard Kipling to the editors; Number 14 a letter from Max Beerbohm and a caricature by him of Rudyard Kipling; No. 15 contains a signed portrait of Max Pemberton. See also Anderson Galleries, Jan. 18, No. 13 only, $40; Sotheby, May 8, 6 numbers, £7.] Kipling (R.) The Science of Rebellion, a Tract for the Times, specially written for the Imperial South African Association, pp. (1)-10 and blank, pp. 2, at end, orig. printed wrappers, London, Vacher & Sons [1901], 8vo. (470), Jan. 26, American Art Association $80 [First and only edition. The only form in which it can be procured, as it has never been incorporated in his collected works.] Kipling (R.) Simple Simon, by Rudyard Kipling, Macmillan and Co., Limited, St. Martin's Street, London, 1910, pp. (1)-23 (reverse blank), orig. dark grey wrappers, London, 1910, 12mo. (490), Jan. 26, American Art Association $265 [One of seven copies issued for copyright purposes, of which five were deposited in British libraries. This, with Lots 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, were purchased by Capt. Martindell from Mr. S. Hutt, for many years manager of Macmillan's. " No copy of either appears " to have occurred previously in the sale room.] Kipling (R.) Soldiers Three, first ed. (small ant-holes through lower cover and last 3 or 4 ll.), orig. wrappers (back strip defective), Allahabad, printed at the Pioneer" Press, 1888, 8vo. (878), July 31, Sotheby Spencer, £14 [See also Jan. 30, £5; Anderson Galleries, April 17, $35.] Kipling (R.) Some Earthquakes," published in two instalments in The Civil and Military Gazette," dated Lahore, 1892," in the issues of Monday, August 22, and Saturday, August 27, each instalment printed in two columns, one on each side of newspaper sheet, portion of sheet containing the story hinged on narrow folio sheets of cream-coloured drawing paper, with special title-page in red and black and narrow folio gray drawing paper wrapper, with title thereon in red and black, Lahore, 1892 (458), Jan. 26, American Art Association $180 [Original publication of the story. Signed, in printed form, at end: Copyright in the United States of America by Rudyard Kipling."] Kipling (R.) "The Son of his Father," published in six instalments in The Civil and Military Gazette," dated “Lahore, 1894," in the issues of Jan. 5, 6, 8, 15, 16 and 17, each instalment printed in two columns, one on each side of newspaper sheet, portion of each sheet containing the story hinged on narrow folio sheets of cream-coloured drawing paper, with special title-page, in red and black ink, and narrow folio gray drawing-paper wrapper, with title thereon in red and black, Lahore, 1894 (462), Jan. 26, American Art Association $160 [Original publication of the story. First printed in instalments.] Kipling (R.) Songs from Books, orig. cl., Garden City, New York, Doubleday Page and Company, 1912, 12mo. (493), Jan. 26, American Art Association $240 [The author's own copy and the one used by him in preparing these poems for the "Bombay edition" of his writings, and containing all the author's corrections, additions and instructions to the printer, in ink. Thirtysix poems not appearing in the first edition were added to the Bombay edition," and, besides all the corrections he has made, Mr. Kipling has written all the titles in on the Contents pages. In the poem, "My New Cut Ashlar " (page 37), the author has written a new verse, and to the chapter headings under the title, The Nau lahka" (page 113), the author has added three new verses in his autograph.] Kipling (R.) The Story of the Gadsbys, first ed., orig. wrappers (back strip defective), A. H. Wheeler & Co., Allahabad [1888], 8vo. (880), July 31, Sotheby Thorp, £6 5s. [See also American Art Association, $17.50.] Kipling (R.) Tales of "The Trade," pp. (1)-(28) and a blank, XXXVI. (513) 17 unnumbered, of pale green, between pp. 12-13, orig. dark [On the verso of title is printed: "This series of articles, written by Mr. Rudyard Kipling at the request of the British Admiralty, first appeared in The Times' and other British newspapers on June 21, June 23 and June 28, 1916, respectively. By permission of the Lords Čommissioners of the Admiralty, an edition of twenty-five copies has been privately printed by Clement Shorter for distribution among his friends. London, July 9th, 1916."] " Kipling (R.) Three Poems by Rudyard Kipling ["The River's Tale," The Roman Centurion Speaks and 'The Pirates of England"], 4 ll., the last blank, in orig. grey wrapper, Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, etc., 1911 (182), Dec. 7, Hodgson £31 [One of 10 copies, issued for copyright purposes only. In last year's BOOK-PRICES CURRENT, the copy of the above, Sotheby, Lot 120, April 4, realised £43—not £3.] Kipling (R.) The Tree of Justice, by Rudyard Kipling, Macmillan and Co., Limited, St. Martin's Street, London, 1909, pp. (1)-27 (reverse blank), orig. light grey wrappers, London, 1909, 12mo. (486), Jan. 26, American Art Association $250 Kipling (R.) Under the Deodars, first ed., orig. wrappers (unshaded, back strip slightly defective), A. H. Wheeler & Co., Allahabad [1888], 8vo. (883), July 31, Sotheby Maggs, £7 [See also Dec. 12, £4 4s.; American Art Association, Jan. 26, $15:] [Kipling (R.)] The United Service Chronicle, Numbers 4-26 inclusive, 30, 31, 39, 44 and 58, June 30, 1881-November 2, 1885, December 18, 1886, March 7, 1887, October 29. 1888, March 31, 1890 and December 17, 1894, together 28 numbers, in the original numbers, as issued, laid in a folder, the whole enclosed in hf. red mor. case, lettered, Printed for the United Services College, Westward Ho ! North Devon, by Wilson Brothers, 7, Hill Street, Bideford, 1881-1894, sm. 4to. (452), Jan. 26, American Art Association $450 [Laid in is Captain Martindell's manuscript list of the Kipling contributions, with comments, which fills two small folio pages, and includes The Song of the Exiles," "On Fort Duty," "Told in the Dormitory," "De Profundis" (which was written by Kipling at the age of 16, and which is a marvellous work for a stripling of that age") and numerous others.] Kipling (R.) United Services' College Chronicle, Nos. I to 24, July 11, 1878-June 18, 1885-Tarass Boolba, a Cosack Story, Nos. 1 to 20 and pp. 1-28 of Tarass Boolba are bound in 1 vol., hf. mor. (rubbed), and Nos. 21-24, |