Contemporary Discoveries

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds Halsey b. 1994 Untitled, Portland signed Halsey (lower right); dated 6.18.22 and inscribed Ridgefield (on the crossbar) paint marker on canvas 48 by 48 in. 121.9 by 121.9 cm. Executed in 2022.

untitled, portland

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds Halsey b. 1994 Untitled, Boston signed Halsey (lower right); titled and dated 6.1.22 (on the crossbar) paint marker on canvas 48 by 48 in. 121.9 by 121.9 cm. Executed in 2022.

untitled, boston

Contemporary Day Auction

Art House: The Collection of Chara Schreyer

Art House: The Collection of Chara Schreyer Lauren Halsey b. 1987 Untitled signed and dated 2020 (on the reverse) hand-carved gypsum on wood, in 4 joined parts 47 ½ by 47 ¾ in. 120.7 by 121.3 cm. Executed in 2020.

untitled

Lauren Halsey b. 1938 Kingdom Splurge inkjet print on paper numbered 10/10 (on the verso) 48.4 by 72.6 cm. 19 by 28½ in. Executed in 2016, this work is number 10 from an edition of 10 plus 2 artist's proofs.

kingdom splurge

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds Halsey b. 1994 Untitled, Detroit signed Halsey (lower right); titled and dated 5.29.22 (on the crossbar) paint marker on canvas 48 by 48 in. 121.9 by 121.9 cm. Executed in 2022.

untitled, detroit

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds Halsey b. 1994 Untitled, Gulf Shores signed Halsey (lower right); dated 5.21 and inscribed Hangout (on the crossbar) paint marker on canvas 48 by 48 in. 121.9 by 121.9 cm. Executed in 2022.

untitled, gulf shores

Works by Halsey with Proceeds to Benefit The National Network of Abortion Funds Halsey b. 1994 Untitled, Nashville signed Halsey (lower right); titled and dated 5.24.22 (on the crossbar) paint marker on canvas 48 by 48 in. 121.9 by 121.9 cm. Executed in 2022.

untitled, nashville

each painted with a formalised garden centred by a fountain or a statue, one incorporating the inscription, ALIENIS MENSIBUS AESTAS, the other, HIC VER PERPETUUM ATQUE

an important pair of large painted tile panels

a silver teapot, jabez halsey, new york circa 1790

henry h. halsey and i. t. coffin (active 1870 views of dutch flat, california

Fine Books & Manuscripts Online

Property from the Library of Joseph Vales

Property from the Library of Joseph Vales CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, MIGUEL DE El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha … Nueva Edicion, corregida por la Real Academia Española. Madrid: Por Don Joaquin Ibarra Impresor de Cámara de S. M. y de la Real Academia, 1780 4 vols., 4to (11⅜ x 8¼ in.; 290 x 211 mm). 4 engraved additional titles after Antonio Carnicero by Fernando Selma, engraved portrait of the author, 31 engraved plates after Barranco, Brunette, Carnicero, Del Castillo, Ferro, and Gil by Ballester, Barcelon, Fabregat, Gil, Mol, Muntaner, Salvador y Carmona, and Selam, folding engraved map with Don Quixote's journeys outlined in red, engraved initials and head- and tailpieces; license leaf nearly detached and frayed at margins, marginal dampstaining, most severe in vols. 1 & 3, variously severe scattered foxing. Contemporary Spanish tree calf, covers gilt-paneled with roll-tools, smooth spines gilt with red and black morocco labels, marbled endpapers, gilt edges; head and feet of spines chipped, joints worn and repaired, other extremities rubbed, title labels evidently later. REFERENCES: Palau 52024 ("Magnifica edicion y superior en belleza artistica a todas las que hasta entonces se habian hecho en Espana y en el extranjero"); Cohen-De Ricci 218-19 ("Magnifique édition comme typographie et comme ornamentation") PROVENANCE: George Warren Cross (nineteenth-century signature on title-page) — Francis Halsey Wigfall, Baltimore (signature dated 11 April 1874 on front fly-leaves)

cervantes saavedra, miguel de | el ingenioso hidalgo don quixote de la mancha … nueva edicion, corregida por la real academia española. madrid: por don joaquin ibarra impresor de cámara de s. m. y de la real academia, 1780

Important Manuscripts, Continental Books and Music 

DESCARTES, RENÉ Discours de la methode pour bien conduire sa raison, & chercher la verité dans les sciences. Plus la dioptrique, les meteores et la geometrie qui sont des essais de cete methode. Leiden: Jan Maire, 1637 small 4to (196 x 138mm.), woodcut device on title-page, woodcut initials, woodcut diagrams, extensive early pencil annotations and markings, mostly emphasising passages with various markings (trefoils, "NB", "Q", "n", underlinings, etc.), with one note in French on the rear endpapers citing a passage on the action of seawater, contemporary calf, spine with later lettering-pieces, red edges, small tear to foot of R2, joints cracking, a few small wormholes in spine FIRST EDITION, WITH CONTINUOUS ENGLISH PROVENANCE. Descartes' theory of scientific philosophy is one of the most influential philosophical treatises of the modern age, which helped reduce the limitations of Aristotelianism and their negative effect on scientific progress. Descartes stated that knowledge must be based on the experience of the mind which led to the famous quote for which Descartes is best known, "je pense, donc je suis". The method essentially involved reducing problems down to simpler questions and then building them back up again to more complex queries. The Discours was issued with three other mathematical treatises which Descartes stated would demonstrate his method, as he believed it was more important to show practice than theory. LITERATURE: Guibert, Discours 1; Norman 621; PMM 129; STCN 061254541 PROVENANCE: Thomas Henshaw (1618-1700), faded pencil inscription on title-page (and plausibly the author of the annotations); Gaddesden Park, pencil inscription on flyleaf (predating the 1870s) with Gaddesden Library bookplate (dating from after the fire of 1905) of Sir T.F. Halsey; by family descent The natural philosopher Thomas Henshaw inscribed his name in this book and is likely to have been responsible for the annotations. Both his mother and his father were described by Hartlib as "great chemists", and Thomas Henshaw had a lifelong commitment to the new learning. He was a committed royalist who consequently spent much of the 1640s on the Continent (providing an ideal opportunity to become acquainted with the works of Descartes), including a year travelling in Italy with John Evelyn. He spent much of the 1650s engaged in intellectual pursuits as part of a circle of alchemists and natural philosophers, before returning to public life in the 1660s. He had been taught by William Oughtred and his library of alchemical works was used by his friend Elias Ashmole; he was also a founding member of the Royal Society and published a number of treatises in the Philosophical Transactions. His daughter Anne married into the Halsey family of Gaddesden, Hertfordshire, where this book has remained for more than 300 years.

descartes, discours de la methode, leiden, 1637, contemporary calf

The Erwin Tomash Library on the History of Computing

i. Jillson, Arnold (born c.1814). A treatise on instrumental arithmetic: or, utility of the slide rule. Hartford: Case, Lockwood and Co., 1866, [T&W J22]ii. Hoare, Charles. The slide rule and how to use it… with a slide-rule in tuck of cover. London: Lockwood & Co., 1875, slide rule inserted in upper cover, modern folding cloth box, (bought from Michael Phelps, 1987), [T&W H140]iii. Idem. The slide rule… twenty-second impression. London: Technical Press, 1953, [T&W H141]iv. Lanchester, Frederick William (1868-1946). The radial cursor: a new addition to the slide-rule [offprint from The Philosophical Magazine for January 1896, pp.52-59]. London, 1896, (bought from Michael Phelps, 1982), [T&W L22]v. Blaine, Robert Gordon. Quick and easy methods of calculating… the theory and use of the slide rule. London: Spon, 1898, [T&W B175]vi. Idem. Some quick and easy methods of calculating... London: Spon, 1912, [T&W B176]vii. Nasmith, John W. The slide rule. Manchester: Nasmith, [presentation inscription dated 1905], (bought from F.E. Whitehart, 1984), [T&W N18]viii. Halsey, Frederick Arthur (1856-1935). The use of the slide rule. New York: Van Nostrand, 1907, [T&W H9]ix. Clark, John Jesse (1866-1938). The slide rule. Scranton, PA: Technical Supply Co., [1909, or later], [T&W C89]x. Idem. The slide rule. Chicago: Drake & Co., n.d. [inscription dated 1943], [T&W C90]xi. Idem. The slide rule. Chicago: Drake & Co., 1943, [T&W C91]xii. Idem. The slide rule... third edition. Wilmette: Drake & Co., [1954, or later], [T&W C92]xiii. Hinckley, Frank C. and Ramsey, W.W. The slide rule. Boston: Wright & Potter, 1910, [not in T&W]xiv. Dunlop, Henry Cleland (b.1855) and Jackson, C.S. Slide-rule notes. London: Longmans, [&c.], 1913, [T&W D71]xv. Richardson, George Washington (c.1866-1940), and Clark, J.J. The slide rule simplified. Scranton, PA: Technical Supply Co., [1918, or later], [T&W R87]xvi. Pickworth, Charles Newton (1861-1955). The slide rule... seventeenth edition. London: Emmot, [c.1920], [T&W P77]xvii. Idem. The slide rule... twenty-first edition. London: Emmot, [c.1938], [T&W P78]xviii. Idem. The slide rule... twenty-fourth edition. London: Emmot, 1955, [T&W P79]xix. International Correspondence Schools [ICS]. The slide rule by I.C.S. staff. Scranton, PA: International Textbook Co., 1925, [T&W I11]xx. Thompson, James Edgar. A manual of the slide rule… second printing. London: Chapman & Hall, 1931, [T&W T30]xxi. Idem. A manual of the slide rule… fifth printing. New York: Van Nostrand, 1942, [T&W T32]xxii. Idem. The standard manual of the slide rule… second edition, fifth printing. New York: Van Nostrand, [1952], [T&W T29]xxiii. Le Patourel, Charles Frederick. The slide rule manual for the use of seamen. London: Heath & Co., 1937, [T&W L43]xxiv. Strohm, Rufus Tracy (b.1877). The slide rule. Scranton, PA: International Textbook Co., [1939, or later], [T&W S205]xxv. Sommers, Hobart H., H. Drell, and Wallschlaeger, T.W. The slide rule and how to use it. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1942, with slide rule inserted in upper cover, [T&W S164]xxvi. Blandi, Thomas Hartwell. The slide rule simplified. Los Angeles: Slide Rule Training Institute, [?1943], [not in T&W]xxvii. Harris, Charles Overton (1909-1990). Slide rule simplified. Chicago: American Technical Soc., 1944, [T&W H17]xxviii. Idem. Slide rule simplified. Chicago: American Technical Soc., 1946, [T&W H18]xxix. Idem. Slide rule simplified. Chicago: American Technical Soc., 1947, [T&W H19]xxx. Hills, Elijah Justin (1899-1985). A course in the slide rule and logarithms. New York: Ginn & Co., [1944, or later], [T&W H138]xxxi. Bishop, Calvin Collier (1882-1971). Practical use of the slide rule. New York: Current Publishing Co., [?1944], [T&W B170]xxxii. Idem. Slide rule. A practical guide... third edition. New York: Barnes & Noble, 1967, [not in T&W]xxxiii. Middlemiss, Ross Raymond (1903-2001). Instructions for using log log slide rules. [No place]: W. J. Boos, 1946, [T&W M103]xxxiv. Camm, Frederick James (1909-2002). Newnes' slide rule manual. London: George Newnes, 1946, [T&W C18]xxxv. [Anonymous]. The "technical" series of British made slide rules. London: Sentinel Printing Co., [?1940s], [T&W S123]xxxvi. Machinova, Paul E. (d.1963). Slide rule manual for engineering students. Columbus, OH: Ohio State University, [?1947], [T&W M6]xxxvii. Mitchell, Donald V. Streamlined methods of computing with slide rule and mathematical tables. Seattle: Craftsman Press, [1947, or later], [T&W M110]xxxviii. Pennisi, Luigi Legendre (1918-2010), and Levy, Martin J. How to use the slide rule. Chicago: University of lllinois, 1950, signed by Pennisi on title, [T&W P36]xxxix. Arnold, Joseph Norman. The slide rule. Principles and applications. New York: Prentice-Hall, 1954, [T&W A100]xl. Johnson, Lee H. (1909-2002). The slide rule... eighth printing. Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1961, [not in T&W] together 40 volumes, various sizes, original cloth or original wrappers, a few slightly worn, 4 with dust-jackets

a collection of 40 volumes, comprising:

i. A volume of ten works comprising: Coli, Gaudenzio. Trattato elementare del sistema metrico decimale. Bologna: G. Monti, 1859, [T&W C119]; Coli, Gaudenzio. Il nuovo abbaco ovvero primi elementi intorno al sistema metrico decimale ad uso delle scuole elementari-minori. Bologna: Giacomo Monti, 1859, [T&W C118]; Tabelle di ragguaglio della moneta Romana e l'Italiana e del peso Romana col metrico con tavole ed esempi per facilitarne i conteggi. Bologna: Marsigli e Rocchi, 1859, [T&W R34]; Tabelle di ragguaglio fra la moneta Romana e l'Italiana e fra la moneta Toscana e l'Italiana e viceversa. Bologna: Marsigli and Rocchi, 1860, [T&W R33]; Zavaglia, Sebastino. Ragguaglio fra tutte le misure metriche decimale autorizzate con decreto 8 Ottobre 1859 e le misure Bolognese e viceversa coi piu facili modi di riduzione disposti per ordine alfabetico con alcune applicazioni utili alle arte industriali. Bologna: Tipografia Scienze, 1860, [T&W Z5]; Ragguaglio fra le nuove e antiche misure lineari, agrimensorie e cubiche non che per li pesi per uso del dipartimento del reno. Con una tavola di ragguaglio delle misure lineari di diversi dipartimenti. In execution dell' articolo 13 della legge 27 Octobre 1803. Bologna: Marsigli, 1860, [T&W R31]; Conteggio sino a N. 50 per ciascheduna moneta che ha corso legale nello Stato Pontificio secondo il chirografo di S.S. Papa Gregorio XVI. Bologna: Stamperia della Colomba, 1860, [T&W R24]; Tabelle di ragguaglio del peso Romana e del Bolognese col metrico e viceversa. Con tavole ed esempi per facilitarne i conteggi. Aggiuntovi une specchio comparato di tutte le misure metriche celle Bolognesi. Bologna: Marsigli and Rocchi, 1861, [T&W R32]; Giornaletto per 1'anno. 1861, [T&W R25]; L, F. M. Principi elementari d'aritmetica compendiata da F.M.L. Bologna: Antonio Chierici. [T&W F1]; [together with] an additional four folding printed plates or tables, one folding manuscript table and one manuscript page, various wrappers, all bound together, marbled calf, re-backed retaining original spine, spine gilt, (bought from Mediolanum, Milan, 1997), browning, rubbed ii. Cox, William (editor). The Compass. A monthly journal for engineers, surveyors, architects, draughtsman and students, vol. III, no. 1, August 1893. New York: Keuffel & Esser Co. 1893, 8vo, text printed in blue, original brown wrappers printed, [T&W C197], minor soiling to wrappersiii. Halsey, Frederick Arthur (1856-1935). The metric fallacy. New York: American Institute of Weights and Measures, 1919, 8vo, second edition, original cloth boards, spine gilt [T&W H8]

a collection of 3 volumes, comprising:

Fine Books and Manuscripts

2 mid-nineteenth-century Whaling journals, accompanied by 2 school exercise manuscripts of similar date, comprising:

2 mid-nineteenth-century Whaling journals, accompanied by 2 school exercise manuscripts of similar date, comprising: Journal of the ship Ontario, plying the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans, 135 pages (15 1/4 x 9 5/8 in.; 387 x 245 mm), written in several hands, regular entries spanning 9 November 1845 through 20 April 1849, containing weather reports, positions of latitude and longitude, and reports of sightings and taking of whales, with 13 whale drawings, together with several pages at the end of general accounts from the voyage; a few pages torn out from front, some other pages detached, a little worming at front, some dampstaining throughout. Contemporary calf-bacled marbled boards; very worn. Journal of the ship Marcus, plying the Pacific and Altantic oceans,97 pages (9 3/4 x 8 1/8 in.; 249 x 207 mm), written in a single hand, title-page ("Wisdoms an ornament | Andrew Halsey") and regular entries spanning 23 July 1828 through 20 May 1829, containing weather reports, positions of latitude and longitude, and reports of sightings and taking of whales, with 14 whale fluke drawings, together with a terminal page of general accounting of the voyage; some light dampstaining at front, single womhole at front, short wormtrail at back. Stab-sewn into canvas binding. Accompanied by 2 other manuscript journals, including Andrew Halsey's school exercise book, Southampton, 1806, 234 pages (12 5/8 x 7 1/2 in.; 322 x 192 mm), mostly arithmetic and mathematical exercises and drills, but with a good section on surveying and several pages of calligraphy exercises; some marginal fraying, especially at lower fore-edge, a bit of dampstaining, some minor worming at end. Limp boards; worn.

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