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Finely bound set of the Riverside Edition of Longfellow's complete works.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 11.</li><li>Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (American).</li><li>Cambridge:&nbsp;The Riverside Press,&nbsp;1889.</li><li>Bound in three-quarter red morocco and marbled boards, floral gilt-tooling and gilt-label lettering with top edges gilt-tooled with marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

The Complete Poetical Works

Finely bound set of the Edition De Luxe of The Life and Works of Tennyson.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 12.</li><li>Alfred Tennyson (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;Macmillan &amp; Co., Ltd.,&nbsp;1898.</li><li>Limited to 1050 copies.</li><li>Bound by Adams Bindery in three-quarters wine morocco and marbled boards, floral detailing, top edge gilt with marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

The Life and Works of Tennyson

Finely bound Bagster's Second Edition of Walton's&nbsp;The Complete Angler.<ul><li>Izaak Walton (English).</li><li>London:&nbsp;Samuel Bagster,&nbsp;1815.</li><li>Bound in three-quarter green morocco and marbled boards, top edge gilt with marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

The Complete Angler

Finely bound first edition set of Churchill's The River War.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Winston Churchill (English).</li><li>London, New York &amp; Bombay:&nbsp;Longmans, Green &amp; Co.,&nbsp;1899.</li><li>Bound in full navy morocco with lion details and top edge gilt.</li></ul>

The River War

Finely bound set of Archer's portraits of English and Scottish royalty.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Thomas Archer (English).</li><li>London, Glasgow &amp; Edinburgh:&nbsp;Blackie &amp; Son,&nbsp;1883.</li><li>Includes 69 engraved plates from important works by distinguished modern painters and from authentic state portraits. </li><li>Bound in the Publisher's Pezux binding in full red morocco with the covers displaying incredibly ornate and detailed gilt and open tooling depicting 8 crests around the borders and one larger central crest as well as many small bordering and central decorative details, raised bands, crests, ornate panel detailing, bordering, and label lettering, all gilt or open-tooled, all edges gilt with gilt-tooled turn-ins and marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

Pictures and Royal Portraits Illustrative of English and Scottish History

The Complete Works of William Hogarth with a series of 150 steel engravings, descriptions and a comment on their moral tenancy by the Rev. John Trusler to which are added anecdotes of the author and his works by J. Hogarth and J. Nichols. <ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>William Hogarth (English).</li><li>London and New York:&nbsp;The London Printing and Publishing Company,&nbsp;1850.</li><li>Bound in full brown morocco with the covers displaying ruled borders, floral bordering, and a central depiction of a painter, all gilt-tooled, spines display raised bands, panel bordering, and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, all of the edges are gilded with gilt-tooled turn-ins.</li></ul>

Hogarth's Works

Finely bound Limited Edinburgh Edition of Stevenson's works.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 32.</li><li>Robert Louis Stevenson (Scottish).</li><li>London &amp; Edinburgh:&nbsp;Longmans, Green &amp; Co; Cassell &amp; Co.; Seeley &amp; Co.; Charles Scribner's Sons; and Chatto &amp; Windus,&nbsp;1896.</li><li>This edition is limited to 1035 copies, this being number 90.</li><li>Bound in three-quarter blue morocco and linen boards, bordered in gilt tooling, spines display raised bands, floral panel details, bordering, and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, top edge is gilded.</li></ul>

The Complete Works of Robert Louis Stevenson

First edition set of General Grant's memoirs with a frontispiece portrait.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 2.</li><li>Ulysses S. Grant (American).</li><li>New York:&nbsp;Charles L. Webster &amp; Co.,&nbsp;1885.</li><li>Bound in full blue morocco with the spines displaying raised bands and gilt-tooled panel details, top edges are gilt with marbled endpapers.</li><li>Housed in a linen slipcase with a gilt-tooled seal in the side.</li></ul>

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant

Finely bound Extra Illustrated Edition of Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain &amp; Other Adjoining Countries.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 4.</li><li>John Froissart (French)</li><li>London:&nbsp;William Smith,&nbsp;1839.</li><li>Bound in full red morocco with the covers displaying a double border and floral details in the corners, both gilt-tooled, raised bands, bordering, ornate floral details, and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, all of the edges are gilded with ornately gilt-tooled turn-ins and linen endpapers.</li></ul>

The Chronicles of England, France, Spain & Other Adjoining Countries

A finely bound and illustrated set of Dickens' Christmas Books.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 5.</li><li>Charles Dickens (English).</li><li>Illustrated by John Leech (English).</li><li>A Christmas Carol, the Cricket on Hearth, the Battle of Life, the Haunted Man Etc., the Chimes.</li><li>London:&nbsp;Chapman &amp; Hall,&nbsp;1848.</li><li>Bound by Zaehnsdorf in full red calf with the covers displaying a gilt-tooled triple border, raised bands gilt with panels displaying holly, bordering, and label lettering, all gilt-tooled, all of the edges are gilt with gilt-tooled turn-ins and marbled endpapers.</li></ul>

A Christmas Carol, the Cricket on Hearth, and others

Finely bound limited edition of Smollet's Adventures of Count Fathom.<ul><li>Tobias Smollett (Scottish).</li><li>London: George Routledge and Sons, 1884.</li><li>416 pages.</li><li>Limited edition of 350, this being number 345.</li><li>Bound by Harcourt Bindery in morocco over marbled boards with gold gilt titles, decorations and ruling with hand-sewn silk endbands.</li></ul>

The Adventures of Count Fathom 

Finely bound first-edition copy of Stevenson's Catriona, originally published as a serialized novel by Atlantic Monthly under the title David Balfour.<ul><li>Robert Louis Stevenson (Scottish).</li><li>Catriona. A Sequel to "Kidnapped" Being Memoirs of the Further Adventures of David Balfour at Home and Abroad.</li><li>London: Cassell and Company, 1893.</li><li>371 pages with several pages of advertisements by the publisher at the end of the book.</li><li>Bound by Sickles in full sage crushed morocco leather, raised bands with gilt titling and strapwork that extends from the bands onto the covers which feature ornamented outer corners with gilt roses, vines and petals in onlaid leather in red, and a central gilt monogram to the front cover, fancy dentelles, green silk endpapers, and the top page ends are gold gilted, and with the original cloth spine and cover are bound into the rear of the book.</li></ul>

Catriona

Finely bound and beautifully illustrated early edition of the first full-length detective novel in England.<ul><li>Angus B. Reach (English).</li><li>Illustrated by George Cruikshank (English).</li><li>Clement Lorimer or The Book with the Iron Clasps.</li><li>London: John Lofts, 1853.</li><li>Illustrated with 12 full-page black and white engravings</li><li>Bound in three-quarter leather by Zaehnsdorf over marbled boards with elaborate spine treatment involving decorative gilt and color treatments, matching marbled endpapers and built-in bookmark, top edges gilt.</li></ul> According to Eric Quayle in The Collector’s Book of Books, this is "the first full-length novel of crime, mystery and modern detection to appear in England ... Reach was employed as a crime reporter at the Central Criminal Court while working for the London newspaper The Morning Chronicle. In 1848–9, he published in six monthly parts a tale of vendetta, murder, racehorse doping, slow poisoning and abduction, and other dastardly deeds." The present work constituted the first book publication of this now-famous work.

Clement Lorimer

Finely bound true first edition of F.P. Delme Radcliffe’s treatise on fox hunting, entitled Noble Science, that covers the whole spectrum of the fox hunting enthusiast to include hound breeding and management, the master, the huntsman and hunting in the field.<ul><li>F.P. Delme Radcliffe (English).</li><li>The Noble Science: A Few General Ideas on Fox-Hunting for the Use of the Rising Generation of Sportsmen, and more especially those of the Hertfordshire Hunt Club.</li><li>London: Rudolph Ackermann, 1839.</li><li>327 pages, and illustrated with seven full-page black-and-white plates and numerous head-an-tale pieces as well as a dedication page, an author’s preface, list of illustrations and table of contents.</li><li>Bound by Bayntun, Bath in three-quarter morocco leather over marbled boards with decorated raised bands to the spine that also features gilt ruling and compartments with decorative embellishments in the compartments and gilt titling. There is gilt ruling to the covers, marbled endpapers, and all page ends are gold gilted; original cloth covers are bound into the rear of the book.</li></ul>

The Noble Science

Finely bound first-edition copy of Latimer's&nbsp;Europe in Africa in the Nineteenth Century.<ul><li>Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer (English-American).</li><li>Chicago: A.C. McClurg and Co., 1895.</li><li>451 pages which includes an introduction, table of contents, list of illustrations, foldout map as well as two other maps, a postscript and an index.</li><li>Includes 22 full-page illustrations, including a frontispiece of David Livingston, that are all protected by tissue guards and three maps including a foldout map of the Political Divisions in Africa.</li><li>In publisher’s original&nbsp;&nbsp;three-quarter morocco leather binding over patterned boards with elaborate ribbed gilt decorated spine, gilt ruling to the front and rear covers, patterned endpapers that match the boards, and top edges gilt, and with a binding stamp on the bottom of the first free endpaper, “Bound by binder for A.C. McClurg and Co.”</li></ul> From the publisher: Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer’s Europe in Africa in the Nineteenth Century is a comprehensive study of European imperialism and the history of colonization on the African continent, which had crucial impacts not only on diplomacy during the 19th century but the two World Wars fought in the first half of the 20th century. As Latimer noted at the beginning: "Europe in Africa in the Nineteenth Century has been a vast subject to be crowded into the limits which I have allowed myself in this series. If I am told by my critics that my book is deficient in historical perspective, I can only reply: 'You are right; but my aim has been to tell only what interested myself, and what I hoped might be interesting to other people. I therefore have put many persons, events, and other matters into the foreground, which, if I aimed to be an historian, I ought to have relegated to a less prominent position.' Almost every chapter of the book forms a narrative by itself. It was nearly as hard to write as would be a history of the United States with no reference to our General Government. The chapters on Uganda, South Africa, and the French in Central Africa, were especially bewildering; but I have had good material, and only hope I may have succeeded in making clear what seemed a Dark Forest in history before it had been penetrated and explored."

Europe in Africa in the 19th Century

Illustrated True First Edition of Beecher Stowe's third novel.<ul><li>Harriet Beecher Stowe (American).</li><li>Illustrated by Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne] (English).</li><li>London: Sampson, Low, 1859.</li><li>362 pages with an introduction by Stowe, 16 pages of the publisher’s advertisements that appear after page 362.</li><li>Bound in full leather mottled calf binding featuring an elaborately gilt decorated spine with raised bands and compartments for title and date, gold ruled covers with gilt floral stops, gilt edges, gilt dentelles and gilt top page ends, with original covers are bound into the book before the first free endpaper.</li></ul> Originally published in parts by Sampson Low, Son &amp; Co., from February-November, 1859, this is the first edition, first printing in book form of The Minister’s Wooing published in the same year by the same publisher.&nbsp;The Minister’s Wooing features 12 full-page illustrations by Phiz (Hablot Knight Browne), which complement Stowe’s story of daily life, slavery and religion in post-Revolutionary New England.

The Minister’s Wooing

Finely bound copy of the Extra Illustrated Edition of Johnson's guide to shooting.<ul><li>Thomas Burgeland Johnson (English).</li><li>The Shooter's Guide; or, Sportsman's Companion: Containing Every Possible Instruction for the Juvenile Shooter, Together with Information Necessary for the Experienced Sportsman.</li><li>London: Johnson &amp; Leak, 1811.</li><li>397 pages, and includes an author’s preface, table of contents, errata page and one-page advertisement for the 1811 publication of An Impartial Sketch of the French Revolution and History of Europe in 4 Volumes by T.B. Johnson.</li><li>Bound in full morocco by Bayntun Riviere, Bath with decorated raised bands to the spine that also features gilt ruling and compartments with heart-shaped floral stops and gilt titling, gilt ruled and a paneled design to the covers with decorative floral stops, gold gilted inner dentelles, hand-marbled endpapers and two built-in satin bookmarks, all edges gilt, and with Bayntun's stamp inside front cover.</li></ul> Originally published in 1809 with the second edition being published in 1810, this is a stated third edition of The Shooter's Guide; or, Sportsman's Companion published in 1811 by Johnson &amp; Leak. Each edition was published with four full-page black-and-white illustrations, but this particular copy has been extra illustrated with a total of 42 black-and-white full-page illustrations that cover the full range of topics included in the book.

The Shooter's Guide

First edition English and second edition Latin copies of Hymnus Tabaci bound together with both editions containing Thorius' Cheimonopegnion, or, A Winter Song.<ul><li>Raphael Thorius (Belgian).</li><li>Hymnus Tabaci: A Poem in Honour of Tabaco.</li><li>London: by T. N. for Humphrey Moseley, 1651.</li><li>Bound in later quarter-calf with gilt lettered spine.</li></ul>

Hymnus Tabaci

Finely bound set of Wordsworth's&nbsp;Complete Poetical Works.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 8.</li><li>William Wordsworth (English).</li><li>London: Edward Moxon, 1841.</li><li>Bound in fine tree calf, gilt lettered red and green morocco spine labels with marbled edges, pastedowns and endpapers.</li></ul>

The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth

Second-edition copy of the English translation of the poem Godfrey of Boulogne.<ul><li>Torquato Tasso (Italian).</li><li>Translated by Edward Fairefax (English).</li><li>Godfrey of Boulogne: or, The Recoverie of Jerusalem. Done into English Heroicall Verse, by Edward Fairefax Gent. And Now the Second Time Imprinted, and Dedicated to His Highnesse: Together with the Life of the Said Godfrey.</li><li>London: for John Bill, 1624.</li><li>(xii), 392 pages.</li><li>Bound in full contemporary full dark speckled calf with gilt lettered spine label.</li></ul>

Godfrey of Boulogne

First edition, second issue finely bound copy of&nbsp;Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.<ul><li>Lewis Carroll [Charles L. Dodgson] (English).</li><li>Illustrated by Sir John Tenniel (English).</li><li>New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1866.</li><li>42 illustrations.</li><li>Bound by Krumin of Boston in half red morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine, gilt lettered blue and tan morocco spine labels, gilt green morocco floral onlays in each panel with marbled pastedowns and endpapers.</li></ul>

Alice's Adventures In Wonderland

Seventh edition of God's Protecting Providence by leader of the Quakers, Jonathan Dickenson.<ul><li>Jonathan Dickenson (American).</li><li>God's Protecting Providence, Man's Surest Help and Defence in time of Greatest Difficulty and Most Imminent Danger, Evidenced in the markable Deliverance of Robert Barrow, with divers other Persons, from the devouring Waves of the Sea, amongst which they suffered Shipwreck; and also from the cruel devouring Jaws of the inhuman Cannibals of Florida.</li><li>London: by James Phillips, 1790.</li><li>136 pages.</li><li>Bound in half brown morocco, gilt decorated spine, blind stamp to front blank endleaf of "D Hicks &amp; Co. Book Binders San Francisco."</li></ul> This work relates the shipwreck of Dickenson, his family, Robert Barrow, an elderly Quaker missionary, some 20 other passengers, slaves, crew and an Indian girl. The vessel had set sail from Jamaica in 1696 when the ship was wrecked in a storm off the east coast of Florida, landing near Jupiter Island, about 20 miles north of present-day West Palm Beach. The party, after getting safely ashore, was seized by natives and stripped of their clothing and other possessions. The natives made no effort to kill or enslave them, but let them proceed some 200 miles to St. Augustine, where they were befriended by the Spaniards, who then sent them on their way to Charleston, and eventually to Philadelphia. One of the most popular of 18th-century captivity narratives.

God's Protecting Providence

Third edition, fourth printing of the first revised edition of Shelley's&nbsp;Frankenstein&nbsp;bound with&nbsp;The Ghost-Seer.<ul><li>Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (English).</li><li>Frankenstein: Or, The Modern Prometheus and The Ghost-Seer.</li><li>London: Richard Bentley, 1839.</li><li>Engraved frontis depicting the creature coming to life.</li><li>Bound in contemporary half red morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine with top edge gilt.</li></ul>

Frankenstein

First edition, second issue of Shelley's Prometheus Unbound.<ul><li>Percy Bysshe Shelley (English).</li><li>Prometheus Unbound: A Lyrical Drama in Four Acts with Other Poems.</li><li>London: C and J Ollier, 1820.</li><li>Bound by Zaehnsdorf in full green morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine, green water silk pastedowns and endpapers with top edge gilt.</li></ul>

Prometheus Unbound

First printing of the third and first illustrated edition of Shelley's&nbsp;Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus, Revised, Corrected, and Illustrated with a New Introduction by the Author&nbsp;bound with&nbsp;The Ghost Seer, Volume IX of&nbsp;Bentley's Standard Novels&nbsp;series.&nbsp;<ul><li>Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (English).</li><li>London: Henry Colburn &amp; Richard Bentley, 1831.</li><li>Includes the engraved frontis and additional engraved title page, and a new introduction by Mary Shelley, bound with the&nbsp;Ghost-Seer.</li><li>Bound in contemporary half maroon morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine with marbled edges.</li></ul>

Finely bound volumes of The Riverside Edition of The Complete Writings of Bret Harte.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 19.</li><li>Bret Harte (American).</li><li>Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1899.</li><li>Bound in half green morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spines with top edges gilt.</li></ul>

The Complete Writings of Bret Harte

First London edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.<ul><li>Lewis Carroll [Charles L. Dodgson] (English).</li><li>Illustrated by Sir John Tenniel (English).</li><li>London: Macmillan &amp; Co., 1866.</li><li>Bound by Ringer &amp; Hertzberg in full green morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine, all edges gilt with original cloth covers and spine bound in rear.</li></ul>

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Finely bound set of Bacon's complete works.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 10.</li><li>Francis Bacon (English).</li><li>London: H. Bryer, 1803.</li><li>Frontis portrait plate and additional foldout plate in volume one.</li><li>Bound in full speckled calf, covers double ruled in gilt, neatly rebacked at an earlier date, gilt lettered light and dark brown morocco spine labels.</li></ul>

The Works of Francis Bacon

Finely bound New Revised Edition of Memoirs of Madame Junot Duchesse D'Abrantes.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 3.</li><li>Madame Laure Junot (French).</li><li>London: Richard Bentley and Son, 1883.</li><li>Illustrations throughout.</li><li>Bound in full blue polished calf, gilt lettered red and brown morocco spine labels with top edges gilt.</li></ul>

Memoirs of Madame Junot Duchesse D'Abrantes

Finely bound set of The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 6.</li><li>Joseph Addison (English).</li><li>Notes by Richard Hurd.</li><li>London: Henry G. Bohn, 1856.</li><li>Bound in full tan calf, gilt lettered maroon and green morocco spine labels with marbled pastedowns and endpapers and marbled edges.</li></ul>

The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison

Finely bound set of The Works of Tobias Smollett.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 8.</li><li>Tobias Smollett (Scottish).</li><li>The Works of Tobias Smollett. With Memoirs of His Life.</li><li>London: for many, 1797.</li><li>Illustrated and with engraved frontis in each volume.</li><li>Bound in full tan calf, rebacked, ribbed gilt decorated spines.</li></ul>

The Works of Tobias Smollett

First-edition inscribed copy of Wordsworth's White Doe of Rylstone.<ul><li>William Wordsworth (English).</li><li>The White Doe of Rylstone, or, The Fate of the Nortons.</li><li>London: James Ballantyne &amp; Co. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, &amp; Brown, 1815.</li><li>Inscribed on the half-title by Wordsworth "To his friend/Francis Merewether/April 26 1821."</li><li>Bound in half tan morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine, gilt lettered red and green morocco spine labels with edges tinted red.</li></ul>

The White Doe of Rylstone

Finely bound collection of The Works of Ben Jonson.<ul><li>Sold as a set of 9.</li><li>Ben Jonson (English).</li><li>London: Bickers &amp; Son, 1875.</li><li>Engraved frontis portrait plate in volume 1.</li><li>Bound in half dark red morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spines with top edges gilt.</li></ul>

The Works of Ben Jonson

First English language edition of the Italian epic poem Orlando Furioso.<ul><li>Ludovico Ariosto (Italian).</li><li>Translated by John Harington (English).</li><li>Orlando Furioso In English Heroical Verse. By Sir John Harington of Bathe, Knight. Now thirdly revised and amended, with the Addition of the Authors Epigrams. Principb[us], placuisse viris non ultima laus est. Horace.</li><li>London: Printed by G. Miller for J. Parker, 1634.</li><li>(ix), 423 pages, (xxvii).</li><li>Engraved title-page with vignette portraits of Ariosto and Harington, and 46 full-page engraved illustrations.</li><li>Third edition, first English language edition.</li><li>Bound in contemporary full calf over cords.</li></ul> The plates were first used in the 1591 edition and are derived from Girolamo Porro's illustrations of the 1584 Venetian edition.

Orlando Furioso

First-edition finely bound copy of Blair's The Grave, A Poem.<ul><li>Robert Blair (Scottish).</li><li>Illustrated by William Blake (English).</li><li>Etchings by Louis Schiavonetti (Italian).</li><li>London: T. Bensley, 1808.</li><li>Frontispiece portrait, pictorial title page and 11 illustrations.</li><li>Bound in early quarter dark brown calf, ribbed gilt decorated spine, gilt lettered green morocco spine label.</li></ul>

The Grave, A Poem

Single leaf from The Golden Legend containing forty-four lines.<ul><li>Jacobus de Voragine (Italian).</li><li>Published by William Caxton (English).</li><li>The Golden Legend, or, Lives of the Saints.</li><li>Westminster: Wynkyn De Worde, 1493.</li><li>Original folio leaf with printed double-column and headline.</li></ul> The Golden Legend was the first book printed in English that contained any portion of the Bible. The Golden Legend includes the Pentateuch and much of the Gospels.

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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