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229 LE SAGE. Nouvelles Avantures de 1’admirable Don
Quichotte de la Manche, First Edition of Le Sage’s
Translation. 2 vols. 8vo. Two frontispieces and fifteen
plates by Clouzier. Green morocco, sides tooled in gold, with
doublures of pur-pie morocco, silk endpapers, gilt edges, the
Hamonais copy. Paris, veuve de Claude Barbin, 1704. £18
230 LE SAGE. The Comical History of Estevanille Gonzalez,
surnamed the Merry Fellow. First English Edition.
Original calf. I2mo. London, for W. Mears, etc., 1735.
£3. 3s-
%’ Rare. The earliest known to Lowndes is that of 1797.
231 LE SAGE. The Bachelor of Salamanca. Translated by
John Lockman. First Dublin Edition. Two plates
(one defaced). Old calf, a few headlines cut into. I2mo.
Dublin, printed by George Faulkner, 1737. £1
%* The earliest translation in the British Museum is that of 1784.
232 LINCOLN. The Interesting Series of Twenty-one Highly
Finished Original Drawings (Signed) in Water Colours
and Pencil by the Rev. F. J. Jobson, D.D., President of
the Wesleyan Conference in 1869. Together with nine
Etchings by Jobson. The Collection, £21
The Drawings are :
1. Lincoln, from the Penfold, Newland, 1830. Signed. Water
Colours. .
2. Doorway to the North Aisle of the Choir in Lincoln Minster.
Signed. Ink.
3. Lincoln Minster, South Aisle. Signed. Pencil.
4. Monument of Bishop Burgherst in Lincoln Minster. Signed.
Ink.
5. Font in Lincoln Cathedral, 1830. Pencil.
6. From the Chapter House, Lincoln. Pencil.
7. [A stained glass window with figure of an Apostle] Lincoln
Cathedral. Water Colours.
8. Crypt under Vestry of Lincoln Cathedral. Pencil.
9. Figure on the Holy Sepulchre, Lincoln Cathedral. Pencil.
10. Entrance to the Palace. Pencil.
11. Tower in the Palace. Pencil.
12. Tower of the Close Wall. Pencil.
13. St Mary’s Conduit, Lincoln. Wash in Black and White.
14. Painted Glass (God the Father ?), Lincoln, in possession of
Josh. Moore, Esqre. Unsigned. Water Colours.
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229 LE SAGE. Nouvelles Avantures de 1’admirable Don
Quichotte de la Manche, First Edition of Le Sage’s
Translation. 2 vols. 8vo. Two frontispieces and fifteen
plates by Clouzier. Green morocco, sides tooled in gold, with
doublures of pur-pie morocco, silk endpapers, gilt edges, the
Hamonais copy. Paris, veuve de Claude Barbin, 1704. £18
230 LE SAGE. The Comical History of Estevanille Gonzalez,
surnamed the Merry Fellow. First English Edition.
Original calf. I2mo. London, for W. Mears, etc., 1735.
£3. 3s-
%’ Rare. The earliest known to Lowndes is that of 1797.
231 LE SAGE. The Bachelor of Salamanca. Translated by
John Lockman. First Dublin Edition. Two plates
(one defaced). Old calf, a few headlines cut into. I2mo.
Dublin, printed by George Faulkner, 1737. £1
%* The earliest translation in the British Museum is that of 1784.
232 LINCOLN. The Interesting Series of Twenty-one Highly
Finished Original Drawings (Signed) in Water Colours
and Pencil by the Rev. F. J. Jobson, D.D., President of
the Wesleyan Conference in 1869. Together with nine
Etchings by Jobson. The Collection, £21
The Drawings are :
1. Lincoln, from the Penfold, Newland, 1830. Signed. Water
Colours. .
2. Doorway to the North Aisle of the Choir in Lincoln Minster.
Signed. Ink.
3. Lincoln Minster, South Aisle. Signed. Pencil.
4. Monument of Bishop Burgherst in Lincoln Minster. Signed.
Ink.
5. Font in Lincoln Cathedral, 1830. Pencil.
6. From the Chapter House, Lincoln. Pencil.
7. [A stained glass window with figure of an Apostle] Lincoln
Cathedral. Water Colours.
8. Crypt under Vestry of Lincoln Cathedral. Pencil.
9. Figure on the Holy Sepulchre, Lincoln Cathedral. Pencil.
10. Entrance to the Palace. Pencil.
11. Tower in the Palace. Pencil.
12. Tower of the Close Wall. Pencil.
13. St Mary’s Conduit, Lincoln. Wash in Black and White.
14. Painted Glass (God the Father ?), Lincoln, in possession of
Josh. Moore, Esqre. Unsigned. Water Colours.
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