- A few loose ropes. Otherwise fine.
= The Thermopylae (built in 1868) and the Cutty Sark were the fastest ships in the 1870s before steamships surpassed them. She was designed for the Chinese tea trade.
- Owner's ticket on first blank. Backcover sl. stained. = With Supplement No.1-1953.
Admiralty Navigation Manual 1938. Vol. 1-2. Ibid., His Majesty's Stationary Office, 1944/ 1938, reprint (vol.1), 2 vols., IX,(1),446; (2),VI,268,(2)p., (col.) (fold.) maps/ tables/ plates, ills., orig. blindst. cl.
- Both vols. owner's entry on first free endpaper; occas. sl. foxed. Vol.1 binding sl. soiled/ stained.
- Bookplate on first free endpaper; title-p. and endpapers partly (sl.) foxed/ browned. Dustwr. sunned/ dam.
= Facs. reprint of the ed. London, 1794. Cat. NHSM p.770-1.
AND 5 others similar, i.a. N. WITSEN, Aeloude en Hedendaegsche Scheeps-bouw en Bestier (Alphen a.d. Rijn, 1979, plates, orig. gilt rexine, 4to. Bookplate on upper pastedown. Facs. reprint of the ed. 1671); R.N. NEWTON, Practical Construction of Warships (London etc., 1941, plates, ills., orig. cl.) and H.A. UNDERHILL, Masting and Rigging the Clipper Ship & Ocean Carrier (Glasgow, 1958, fold. plate, ills., orig. w. dustwr.).
- Bookplate ("Charles E. Dunlap") on upper pastedown.
AND 7 others, i.a. C. NEPEAN LONGRIDGE, The Anatomy of Nelson's Ships (Hemel Hempstead, 1961, fold. plans, plates, ills., orig. boards w. dustwr.) and D.R. MACGREGOR, The Tea Clippers (London, 1952, fold. plates, ills., orig. cl.).
= With English instruction booklet "printed in GDR" (8p., sl. stained).
- Without the usual trade label mounted on bottom of box lid, but "Hughes London" engraved on index arm.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIV.
- Leather case w. some oxidation staining; portion of tie broken. = "No 4390" engraved on lid.
- A few trifle rubbed spots. Otherwise very fine.
- Two vols. owner's entry on first blank. Backstrips sunned; corners trifle worn. Fine set.
= Comprises: Les Origines. Egypte & Chaldée; Les Premières Mêlées des Peuples; Les Empires.
- Fine set from the library of F.C. Koch (3x bookplate on upper pastedown).
= Comprises: Les Origines. Egypte & Chaldée; Les Premières Mêlées Des peuples; Les Empires.
- Occas. trifle foxed; title and a few plates sl. waterst. in blank corner; publication year on title partly erased.
= Huiskamp M298; cat. De Koning 100. Not in Lipperheide, Colas and Hiler. A second edition was published in 1838, cf. The Children's World of Learning 2839.
- Plates partly sl. foxed; faded owner's entry on htitle; faded library stamp on titlep.; contents occas. trifle foxed, otherwise fine. Binding sl. (water)stained around foot of spine; 2-3 cm. tear at foot of upper joint.
= One of 322 numb. copies (300), bound in contemp. red hmor. w. richly gilt spine, t.e.g.
Mielot, J. Vie de Sainte Catherine d'Alexandrie. Paris, Georges Hurtrel, 1881, 342p., 12 chromolith. plates (8x multi-colour, 4x blue and gold), 14 woodengr. tinted plates, num. ills., all textp. w. sanguine woodcut illustrated borders, orig. richly gilt cl., a.e.g., 4to.
- Binding trifle rubbed along extrimities, otherwise fine.
- Portrait foxed. = Lipsius/ Leitzmann, suppl. p.140. Rare.
AND 1 other: H. DE NANTEUIL, Collection de Monnaies Grècques (Paris, 1925, 2 vols. (text vol. and plate vol.), orig. wr./ clothbacked board portfolio w. ties, 4to).
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; owner's entry on first blank; title-p. sl. foxed; some pencil markings. Spine and corners rubbed.
= Zaunmüller p.153.
- Both vols. bookseller's ticket on upper pastedown; owner's entry on title-p. Vol.2 binding sl. (mould)stained.
Sharp, A. The Discovery of the Pacific Islands. Ibid., idem, 1960, XIII,(1),259,(1)p., 4 plates, 6 maps, orig. cl.
- Owner's entry on first blank.
AND 6 others, i.a. J.C. BEAGLEHOLE, The Exploration of the Pacific (London, 1966, 3 fold. maps, orig. gilt cl. w. dustwr.) and C.H. MACFADDEN, A Selected Bibliography of Pacific Area Maps (Shanghai, 1940, orig. wr.).
- Plates and some lvs. trifle/ sl. foxed (plates mostly on verso). Bindings somewhat soiled; spine-ends and corners worn.
= Cf. Navari 1817 and Blackmer sale 1512, both listing the first edition published in 1881-1884 in 5 vols. (incl. 1 suppl.). Views of i.a. Damascus, Gaza, Jaffa, Jerusalem, Hebron, Sidon and Petra (in Jordan).
- Fine set. = One of 250 numb. LARGE PAPER copies.
- Sl. fingersoiled; lithogr. titles sl. waterst.
= Very rare Dutch translation of Meine zweite Weltreise (Vienna, 1856). Henze IV, p.93-94; Robinson p.25: "Even if she had never written a word of English, Ida Pfeiffer could not possibly be left out of a book like this [Wayward Women]. She was the first full-time woman traveller of all, and one of the very few who never felt the need to qualify her impulse: she travelled because she wanted to see the world, and saw no reason why she shouldn't. (...) Her books were sensationally popular and translated and retranslated all over the world." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIV.
- Occas. trifle foxed; owner's entry on title-p. Wr. foxed and sl. worn. = Nice frontwrapper design.
Radzimiński, J. Budujemy Polskę. Introd. E. Kwiatkowski. Ibid., Główna Księgarnia Wojskowa, 1939, 184,(4)p., num. photogr. ills., orig. gilt cl. w. (sl. worn) dustwr., 4to. - AND 3 others, i.a. SZKLANY DOM (Krakow, 1930, ills., orig. wr.).