[Anburey (Thomas)]. Travels through the Interior Parts of America, in a Series of Letters, by an Officer, folding map and plates, 2 vol., hf. cf., gt. tops, uncut, London, printed for William Lane, 1789 (32), Jan. 15, American Art Association $22 [First and best edition.] Ancestor (The), a Quarterly Review of Family History, etc., ports. and plates (some col.), 12 vol., boards, with Indexes, 1902-5, imp. 8vo. (523), Oct. 15, Hodgson Carter, £1 16s. [Anderson (James)]. The Constitutions of the Free-Masons, containing the History, Charges, Regulations, &c. of that most Ancient and Right Worshipful Fraternity, full dark red mor., inner gt. borders, London, 1723, 4to. (159), April 23, American Art Association

$75

[A splendid copy of the first English book on Masonry in an 18th century English binding. With the scarce half-title. See also Sotheby, Oct. 27, ed. 1738, cf., £6 15s.; Hodgson, Jan. 28, ed. 1756, cf., £2 15s.; Sotheby April 20, cf., £4 10s.; American Art Association, Jan. 5, ed. 1784, mor., $42.50; Hodgson, Jan. 28, stained, £1 2s.] Anderson (John). Historical and Genealogical Memoirs of the House of Hamilton, LARGE PAPER, frontispiece, panelled red mor. gt., floreate tooling on back and sides, broad inside borders, watered silk linings and end-leaves, gt. and gauffred edges, by Clarke & Bedford, from the Beckford and Dawson Brodie libraries, Edinburgh, 1825, 4to. (7), Nov. 10, Sotheby Hopkins, £8

[In a solander case, which also contains two tracts: "Memoirs of the House of Hamilton, corrected, with an Addition," Edinburgh, J. Stevenson, 1828, 4to.; and "An Inquiry into the Pedigree, etc. of the Hamilton Family, by Wm. Aiton," Glasgow, 1827, 8vo.]

Anderson (J.) A Genealogical History of the House of Yvery, mezzotint ports., 2 vol., red mor., gt. panelled sides and backs, g.e., by Clarke and Bedford, [Privately printed], 1742, 8vo. (350), April 20, Sotheby Quaritch, £6 IOS. Anderson (W.) The Pictorial Arts of Japan, with a Brief Historical Sketch of the Associated Arts, and some remarks upon the Pictorial Art of the Chinese and Koreans, illustrated with 80 very fine plates, executed in chromolithography and photogravure, and 146 woodcuts by native artists, of ancient wood-carvings, bronzes, screens, fans, Japanese drawings and paintings, the costumes and Occupations of the people, etc., hf. mor., g.e., London, 1886, folio (274), Nov. 10, American Art Association $21

[See also Sotheby, Nov. 10, £2 5s.; Hodgson, June 11, £1 18s.] André (Major John). André's Journal, edited by Henry Cabot Lodge, with engraved title in two states, one printed on vellum, a general title printed in colours, port. frontispieces, and numerous facsimiles of maps, plans, and manuscripts, 2 vol., full stiff vell., g.t., uncut, Bibliophile

Society, Boston, 1903, roy. 8vo. (16), May 8, American
Art Association

$30 [Edition limited to 487 copies, printed for members only.] [André (J. F.)] Lives of Famous Pirates, each with a frontispiece, 8 parts in 2 vol., boards, leather backs, Paris, chez Tiger [1812-1813], 18mo. (674), Jan. 15, American Art Association $22.50 Andreas de Escobar. Modus confitendi, gothic letter, 6 11., wants remainder, wrappers [Hain *1012 (also wanted all after fol. 6), not in Pellechet or Proctor], [? Nuremberg, G. Stuchs], c. 1500-[Mancinellus (Antonius) Scribendi orandique modus], gothic letter, 32 (should be 46) 11., wants quires a and b, white on black device at end, unbound [Hain *10598, Proctor *2593], Ulm, J. Schäffler, 1499, 4to. (23), Mar. 17, Sotheby Jones, £2 10s. Andrewes (George). A Dictionary of the Slang and Cant Languages, Ancient and Modern, folding col. frontispiece, "The Beggar's Carnival," by George Cruikshank, boards, roan back, uncut, London, George Smeeton [1809], 12mo. (151), Mar. 18, American Art Association $9

[First edition with this illustration. A fine example of Cruikshank's earlier work.]

Andrews (H. C.) The Heathery, or a Monograph of the Genus Erica, col. engraved title to Vol. 1, and numerous col. plates, 5 vol., hf. green mor., t.e.g., by Rivière, other edges uncut, 1804-9 (154), Mar. 26, Hodgson

Quaritch, £16

[See also June 11, 3 vol. only, £2 7s.; Sotheby, June 22, 3 vol., £4 10s.] [Andrews (William Loring)]. Among My Books, frontispiece facsimile of binding in colour, and numerous fine reproductions, cl., uncut, New York, 1894, 8vo. (8), Jan. 5, Anderson Galleries

$52.50

[One of 10 copies on Japan vellum. Presentation copy from the author, inscribed “Beverly Chew, Esq., with the compliments of the Author."]

(Andrews (W. L.)] Gossip about Book Collecting, finely illustrated with col. reproductions of bindings, manuscripts, etc., 2 vol., Japan vell. wrappers, uncut, ÑNew York, 1900, 8vo. (21), Jan. 9, Anderson Galleries

$60

[One of 32 copies on imperial Japan vellum.] Andrews (W. L.) Jean Grolier de Servier, Viscount d'Aguisy: Some Account of his Life and of his famous Library, with numerous reproductions in colour, cl., uncut, New York, 1892, 8vo. (4), Jan. 5, Anderson Galleries

$35

[One of 10 copies on Japan vellum. Laid in is Mr. Andrews' visiting card, inscribed "Beverly Chew, Esq., with compliments of." See also Lot 5, one of 140 on handmade paper, $27.]

Andrews (W. L.) The Old Booksellers of New York, and other Papers, with 8 engraved plates by E. D. French

and other illustrations, cl., uncut, New York, 1895, 8vo. (10), Jan. 15, Anderson Galleries

$30 [One of 122 copies on handmade paper. An A.L.s. from Mr. French to Mr. Chew is laid in.]

Andrews (W. L.) Paul Revere and his Engravings, title-page engraved by E. D. French, a reproduction of the "Boston Massacre' printed in colours, and other fine plates, boards, g.t., uncut, New York, 1901, 8vo. (19), Mar. 18, American Art Association $35

[Edition limited to 35 copies on imperial Japan paper.] Andrews (W. L.) Roger Payne and his Art, a short account of his Life and Work as a Binder, port., and reproductions of specimens of his bindings in colour, cl., uncut, New York, 1892, 8vo. (6), Jan. 15, Anderson Galleries

$40

[One of 10 copies on Japan vellum. Presentation copy from the author, inscribed "To Beverly Chew, with regards of his friend Wm. L. Andrews."]

Andrews (W. L.) A Trio of Eighteenth Century French Engravers of Portraits in Miniature: Ficquet, Savart, Grateloup, engraved title, full-page ports. and plates, and text illustrations, full ultramarine mor., g.t., uncut, by Bradstreet, New York, 1899, 8vo. (16), Jan. 20, American Art Association $70

[Only 161 copies printed on imperial Japan paper.] Andronicus Rhodius Ethicorum Nicomacheorum Paraphrasis, cum interpretatione Danielis Heinsii, old red mor. gt., panelled sides with the Kenelm Digby arms in the centre, and monogram "K.V.D." on panels of back, g.e., sold as a binding, Leyden, 1617, 12mo. (15), Dec. 7, Sotheby

Quaritch, £7 Angas (G. F.) Views of the Gold Fields of Ophir, at Summerhill and Lewis' Ponds Creeks, 6 litho. plates, with descriptive text, I leaf, hf. buckram, with the orig. wrapper bound in, Sydney, 1851, oblong folio (9), Mar. 26, Hodgson Pearce, £4 12s. 6d. Angas (G. F.) The Kafirs Illustrated, port. and col. plates, date erased, a few ll. torn, cl., 1849, folio (235), May 18, Sotheby Spencer, £5 Angell (J. K.) A Treatise on the Limitations of Actions at Law and Suits in Equity and Admiralty, sheep, rebacked, portion of the orig. back being preserved, portion of binding shows signs of being scorched, Boston, 1846, 8vo. (83), Jan. 29, American Art Association $775

[Abraham Lincoln's copy, with his autograph signature "A. Lincoln" on the fly-leaf. An item of great Association interest, having been used by Lincoln in his law partnership with William H. Herndon at Springfield, Illinois. On the inside of the front cover Lincoln's law partner, Herndon, has written "Lincoln & Herndon." Inserted is a legal document written entirely in the autograph of Lincoln, and in the body of which his name

appears three times-(1) "A. Lincoln," (2) "Abraham Lincoln," and (3) "Lincoln." This document contains, approximately, 175 words, and describes the case of James Kelly v. David G. Evans, and is written on one side of a folio sheet, dated August 10, 1855; indorsement on verso of sheet in Lincoln's autograph, reading "James Kelly Abstract, vs. Blackledge's estate.' Also, inserted, is an original autograph letter signed by Andrew Zane, I p. 8vo., Philadelphia, Dec. 17, 1894, giving an historical account of how the book came into his possession. Formerly in the Major William H. Lambert and John M. Patterson collections.] Angelo (D.) L'Ecole des Armes, first ed., 47 plates, old cf., Londres, 1763, oblong folio (742), Mar. 2, Sotheby Beale, £2 5s. Angelo's Highland Broadsword Exercise, as practiced by the Westminster Light Horse, first ed., with 6 col. aquatint plates by Rowlandson, and engraved title-page, orig. grey wrappers, neatly rebacked, enclosed in cl. portfolio with flaps, [London], publish'd as the Act directs, Jany. 20th, 1799, by Mr. Angelo, No. 10 Boulton Row, Berkeley Square, oblong 4to. (360), Nov. 20, American Art Association

$90

[Fine copy. All plates in the first state, with wide margins. The last two are reproduced in Grego's Bibliography, Vol.i., pp. 350 and 351. Contains the printed title.] Angelus (Christopher). Christopher Angell, a Grecian, who tasted of many stripes. . . inflicted by the Turkes for the faith, woodcuts (one cut into), a folding sheet of Letters of Recommendation prefixed, Oxford, printed by Iohn Lichfield and Iames Short, 1618-A Greek Translation of the above, woodcuts, Oxford, printed by Iohn Lichfield and William Wrench, 1617-EгKOMION (An Encomion), Greek and English, Cambridge, printed by Cantrel Legge, 1619 ΕΓΧΕΙΡΙΔΙΟΝ, ΠΕΡΙΤΗΣ ΚΑΤΑΣΤΑΣΕΩΣ ΤΩΝ ΣΗΜΕΡΟΝ Ευρισκομένων (sic) Ελληνων . (Enchiridion De Institutis Graecorum), 2 parts, a few lower blank margins slightly defective, Cambridge, Cantrelli Legge, 1619-Ferdinand (Philip) Hac sunt verba Dei, &c., Cantabrigiae, Iohannis Legat, 1597, in 1 vol., rough cf., sm. 4to. (130), July 29, Sotheby Maggs, £36 Angling. The Art of Angling, a clearly written manuscript, 76 pp., commencing with Making of angle rods," the last section on "The ordering and keeping of all baites . . .," cf., g.e. [c. 1610], 8vo. (263), Dec. 15, Sotheby Maggs, £7 1OS. Anglo-Saxon Review (The), a Quarterly Miscellany, edited by Lady R. Churchill, photogravures, 10 vol., leather ex., in facsimiles of famous bindings, 1899-1901, sm. folio (298), May 13, Hodgson Trout, £3 3s.

[See also April 22, £2 10s.; American Art Association, Jan. 20, $40; Sotheby, Nov. 3, £2 5s.; April 20, £2 128.; July 6, 43 10s.]

Annales du Musée et de l'Ecole Moderne des Beaux-Arts, rédigé par C. P. Landon, numerous plates, 21 vol., plumcoloured straight-grained mor. gt., with the monogram, crowned N and the Eagle of Napoleon, on sides and backs, g.e., 1803-15, 8vo. (6), June 15, Christie Maggs, £11 Annalia Dvbrensia. Vpon the yeerely celebration of Mr. Robert Dovers Olimpick Games vpon Cotswold-Hills, written by Michaell Drayton, Esq., Iohn Trvssell, Gent., William Dvrham, Oxon., Esq., Thomas Randall, Cant., Ben. Iohnson, Iohn Dover, Gent, . . . Thomas Heywood, Gent., first ed., with the rare plate in facsimile, hf. red crushed levant mor., old name on title-page, London, printed by Robert Raworth for Mathewe Walbancke, 1636, 4to. (139), Dec. 8, Anderson Galleries

$140

[This copy has at the end the dedication leaf "For his VVorthy Freind, Simon Rolston, Gent." Each recorded copy has a different name on the presentation leaf. "Iohn Trvssell" appears twice in the list of contributors. See also Sotheby, May 25, £6.]

Annals of Ireland (The), translated by Owen Connellan and P. MacDermott, hf. cf., Dublin, 1846, 4to. (442), Nov. 12, Hodgson Bell, £2 IIS. Annals of Sporting, by Caleb Quizem, Esq. and his various Correspondents, first ed., illustrated with 28 col. plates by Rowlandson, including a folding frontispiece and the 8 plates entitled "The Bailiff's Hunt," after Bunbury, Woodward, and others, hf. brown mor., decorative silk sides, g.t., uncut, orig. boards bound in, London, printed by Thomas Tegg, 1809, 16mo. (1197), Mar. 30, American Art Association $32.50

[See also Hodgson, April 1, £I IOS.] Annals of Sporting and Fancy Gazette, col. plates and other illustrations by Cruikshank, Alken, etc., 13 vol., has the June number in Vol. xiii., hf. cf., uncut, 1822-8, 8vo. (244), June 29, Sotheby Maggs, £158

[See also Lot 245, stained, £84; Nov. 24, roan, £28 10s. ; June 29, Lot 246, 11 vol., £18; American Art Association, Dec. 1, hf. cf., $815; April 4, mor., $340.]

Annual Anthology (The), edited by R. Southey, LARGE PAPER (8in. by 5in.), the larger portion of a 3 pp. A.L.s. from the Editor, and the orig. MS. of two poems by Amelia Opie on a 4to. sheet, both loosely inserted, cf., Bristol, 1799-1800 (423), Feb. 2, Sotheby Baxter, £7 5s.

[Contains Lamb's poem, "Living without God in the World," never reprinted by him; Poems by S. T. Coleridge and others.]

Annual Register (The), from 1758 to 1760 and from 1762 to
1764, with MS. annotations in the handwriting of Thomas
Gray, 6 vol., hf. cf., m.e. (459), April 1, Hodgson
Myers, £16 IOS.

[See also Dowell, Dec. 22, 12 vol., £2 5s.]