Alexander Pope. THE ILIAD OF HOMER (London: Printed by W. Bowyer for Bernard Lintot, 1715-1720). Folio. First edition. 6 volumes bound in 5 books. Hardcover with contemporary calfskin, decorations in blind on the covers, and gilt lettering and 6 raised bands on the spine. Three folding plates, including "Graecia Homerica" (vol. 1), a map of Troy (vol. 3), and "The Shield of Achilles" (vol. 5). Condition report available upon request.

Homer and Alexander Pope. THE ODYSSEY OF HOMER, TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK, 5 volumes (London: Printed for Bernard Lintot, 1725-1726). First 12mo edition. Contemporary boards bound in brown calfskin with blind tooling and five raised bands. Full-page engraved illustrations before each book and decorative headpieces and tailpieces throughout. Condition report available upon request.

Alexander Pope. THE TEMPLE OF FAME (London: Printed for Bernard Lintot, 1715). Octavo in fours, 52 pages. First edition. Modern binding of boards with brown cloth and red leather affixed to the spine. Condition report available upon request.

Alexander Pope. AN EPISTLE FROM MR. POPE, TO DR. ARBUTHNOT (London: Printed by J. Wright for Lawton Gilliver, 1734). Folio. First edition. Bound in cardboard with marbled paper. Condition report available upon request.

Oliver Goldsmith. THE TRAVELLER OR A PROSPECT OF SOCIETY (London: Printed for J. Newbery, 1765). Quarto. First edition. Excellent condition. Bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe with beautiful crimson morocco, gilt blind decorations and lettering, and 5 bands on the spine. Condition report available upon request.

The Jungle Book and The Second Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. First editions. Macmillan and Co., London, 1894-1895. Octavo. Bound in royal blue cloth with gilt-stamped pictorial decorations and gilt lettering on front board and spine. All edges gilt. Illustrations throughout by J.L. Kipling, W.H. Drake, P. Frenzeny, and J. Lockwood. The Second Jungle Book bears the bookplate of John Gretton, First Baron Gretton of Stapleford and two-time Olympic gold medallist in sailing. Together with: From Sea to Sea (2 volumes) by Rudyard Kipling. First editions. Doubleday & McClure, New York, 1899. Condition report available upon request.

Joseph Conrad. THE SECRET AGENT: A DRAMA IN THREE ACTS (London: Privately Printed for Subscribers Only by T. Werner Laurie Ltd., 1923). Limited edition. # 812 / 1000. Green boards backed in white vellum with a paper label on the spine. Original green dust jacket with a paper spine label. Numbered and signed by Joseph Conrad on the edition page. Condition report available upon request.

Evelyn Waugh. BRIDESHEAD REVISITED. THE SACRED AND PROFANE MEMORIES OF CAPTAIN CHARLES RYDER (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1945). Limited edition. One of 450 copies printed for sale. Bound in original green cloth boards with gilt lettering on the spine. Condition report available upon request.

Otto Ege. ORIGINAL LEAVES FROM FAMOUS BIBLES. NINE CENTURIES 1121-1935 A.D. (Collected and Annotated by Otto F. Ege, Cleveland, ca. 1950). Sixty leaves, four from manuscript, the rest printed, excised from famous and rare bibles, dating from the twelfth to the twentieth century. Each leaf is mounted on one edge to a mat, with explanatory labels tipped to each mat. Loose as issued, housed in original folio box, including preliminary leaf with short description and chronological index. Provenance: Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum, Beth Tzedec (Toronto). Condition report available upon request

Levi Walter Yaggy. THE ROYAL SCROLL. AN ILLUMINATED LIFE OF CHRIST, INCLUDING THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS. PEN PICTURES FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION. BIBLE STUDY IN TOPICAL FORM, illustrated by Joseph Christian Leyendecker (Chicago: Powers, Fowler and Lewis, 1896). An elaborate portable classroom teaching aid featuring over 150 chromolithograph religious illustrations on a movable double roller screen assembly. The plates at the lower portion of the screen are among the earliest known, commercial work of prominent early 20th century illustrator, J.C. Leyendecker, produced while living in Chicago at age 19. Cloth covered wooden case measuring approximately 16" x 16" x 2". Folds out to reveal a movable, double roller screen mechanism, set into an upper and lower section of the vertical portion of the display. A color illustrated card frames the screens' illustrations and a hand crank moves through 20 color plates measuring approximately 9" x 6" each at the upper opening. The lower opening reveals an additional 132 color plates, three to a row, each measuring approximately 4 1/4" x 3". The horizontal portion of the unfolded assembly mounted with an instructional leaf of scroll use and two booklets bound together; one with detailed descriptions of the scroll's smaller, illustrations, the other with common questions and answers on the scriptures as well as detailed descriptions of the larger plates. With four color map plates on card, of the Holy Land and its environs bound in between. Two additional, cloth hinged card leaves cover the scroll when not in use: one a title illustration, the other an illustrated map of biblical countries. Mild handling wear, outer cloth worn at corners, edges. Scroll mechanism fully functioning, with original turning key; scroll paper about fine. Condition report available upon request.

Edmund Castell. LEXICON HEPTALOTTON HEBRAICUM, CHALDAICUM, SYRIACUM, SAMARITANUM, AETHIOPICUM, ARABICUM, ET PERSICUM (London: Thomas Roycroft, 1669). First edition. Folio. Two volumes. Provenance: Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum, Beth Tzedec (Toronto). Condition report available upon request.

Arthur F.E. Poley. ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL LONDON, MEASURED, DRAWN & DESCRIBED (London: Printed for the Author [Willowbank, Hampton Hill, Middlesex], 1927). Folio. First edition. 32 plates, illustrations, and a list of subscribers at the front. Original binding by Zaehnsdorf; half brown morocco over brown cloth boards, gilt profile of St. Paul's Cathedral to front cover, and 5 raised bands to spine with gilt lettering and decorations. Housed in protective brown slipcase. Condition report available upon request.

"Mappa Aestivarvm insularum, alias Barmvdas dictarum, ad Ostia Mexicani aestuarij jacentium in latitudine Graduum 23 Minutorum 25. Ab Anglia, Londino Scilicet versus Libonotum 3300 Miliaribus Anglicanis, et a Roanoack (qui locus est in VIrginia) versus Euronotum 500 Mill. accurate descripta". Hand-colored and high-detailed map depicting the island of Bermuda by Willem Janszoon Blaeu. Printed in Amsterdam circa 1640. It is in fact a double map, showing an enlarged map of Bermuda (with structures, settlements, parishes, etc) superimposed onto a larger map of Bermuda in relation to New England, Europe, and other Caribbean islands. Sight measurements: 16 1/2" x 21 1/4". Condition report available upon request.

"America noviter delineata". Hand-colored map depicting the Americas by Henricus Hondius. Third state, dated 1631, but first state without the decorative borders. Sight measurements: 15 1/2" x 19 3/4". Condition report available upon request.

"Carte Nouvelle contenant la Partie d'Amerique la plus Septentrionale, ou sont exactement decrites les Provinces suivantes comme le Canada ou Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre, les Nouveaux Pais Bas, la Pensylvanie, la Virginie, la Caroline et l'Ile de Terre Neuve avec les profondeuis le long des cotes et sur les bancs". "Nova Tabula Geographica complectens Borealiorem Americae Partem; in qua exacte delineatae sunt Canada sive Nova Francia, Nova Scotia, Nova Anglia, Novum Belgium, Pensylvania, Virginia, Carlina, et Terra Nova, cum omnibus littorum, pulvinorumque profunditatibus". Nicolas Visscher Second edition (1696) Condition report available upon request.

"Carte Nouvelle contenant la Partie d'Amerique la plus Septentrionale, ou sont exactement decrites les Provinces suivantes comme le Canada ou Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre, les Nouveaux Pais Bas, la Pensylvanie, la Virginie, la Caroline et l'Ile de Terre Neuve avec les profondeuis le long des cotes et sur les bancs". Nicolas Visscher & Peter Schenk Third edition (1717) Condition report available upon request.

"Carte Nouvelle contenant la Partie d'Amerique la plus Septentrionale, ou sont exactement decrites les Provinces suivantes comme le Canada ou Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre, les Nouveaux Pais Bas, la Pensylvanie, la Virginie, la Caroline et l'Ile de Terre Neuve avec les profondeuis le long des cotes et sur les bancs". Nicolas Visscher and Peter Schenk Fourth edition with "Plan de Louisberg" (1729) Condition report available upon request.

"Extrema Americae Versus Boream, ubi Terra Nova Nova Francia, Adjacentiaque". Hand-colored map of eastern Canada by Johannes Blaeu. Depicts the coastal region of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Cape Breton, and Labrador. First issued as part of the "Atlas Major". Sight measurements: 18 3/4" x 23 1/4". Condition report available upon request.

"Carte d'Amerique dressee pour l'usage du Roy". Hand-colored map of the Americas by Guillaume De L'Isle printed in Paris in 1722. Both attractive and one of the most accurate maps of its time. Large enough scale that it shows the Americas in relation to Europe and Africa. Sight measurements: 19 1/2" x 24 1/2". Condition report available upon request.

"A New & Accurate Map of the Islands of Newfoundland, Cape Breton, St. John and Anticosta; together with the Neighbouring Countries of Nova Scotia, Canada &c. Drawn from the most approved Modern Maps and Charts, and Regulated by Astron(omica)l Observati(io)ns". Hand-colored printed map by Emmanuel Bowen. Issed in "A Complete System of Geography" in 1747. Detailed map of what are now the maritime provinces of Canada. Sight measurements: 14" x 17". Condition report available upon request.

"Carte des Lacs du Canada. Pour servir a l'Histoire Generale des Voyages". Hand-colored map by Jacque-Nicolas Bellin. Issued in Pierre-Francois-Xavier de Charlevoix's "Histoire et Description Generale de la Nouvelle France". Depicts the Great Lakes region and is noteworthy for including a fictitious mountain range in Michigan. Sight measurements: 8 1/4" x 12". Condition report available upon request.

"A Description of the Bay of Fundy Shewing ye Coast, Islands, Harbours, Creeks, Coves, Rocks, Sholes, Soundings & Anchorings &c. observed By Nat. Blackmore in ye Years 1711 and 1712". Hand-colored map of the Bay of Fundy (between modern day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick) by Herman Moll based on the work of Nathaniel Blackmore. Includes extensive notes for sailors. Sight measurements: 8" x 17". Condition report available upon request.

"An Exact Chart of the River St. Laurence, Fort Frontenac to the Island of Anticosti shewing the Soundings, Rocks, Shoals &c. with Views of the Lands and all necessary Instructions for navigating that River to Quebec". Fifth state printed in 1775. Large hand-colored map by Thomas Jefferys comprising the whole of the St. Lawrence River, from Quebec to the sea. Highly detailed with extensive notes and several inset maps, including The Seven Islands, St. Nicholas or English Harbor, The Road of Tadousac, et al. Sight measurements: 23 1/4" x 36 1/2". Condition report available upon request.

"The Isles of Montreal, as they have been Survey'd By the French Engineers". Printed map depicting Montreal and the surrounding areas. Issued in The London Magazine in 1761. Sight measurements: 9 3/4" x 13 1/4" Condition report available upon request.

Margaret Atwood. SPEECHES FOR DOCTOR FRANKENSTEIN, illustrated by Charles Pachter (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan: Charles Pachter at Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1966). Artist's proof for an edition limited to 15 of Margaret Atwood's early poetry collection Speeches for Doctor Frankenstein. The illustrations were printed in various combinations from blocks of wood and linoleum, silk screens, and certain found objects. The type for frontispiece is hand set in 36 point Cooper Black and 24 point Curtis Post, and for text and colophon in 18 and 12 point Caslon Roman. All on paper hand-made from linen and cotton by Charles Pachter. Signed by Pachter on colophon page. Housed in protective buckram board case. Condition report available upon request.

Margaret Atwood. THE CIRCLE GAME, illustrated by Charles Pachter (Bloomfield Hills, Michigan: Charles Pachter at Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1964). Limited edition # 4 of 15 for Margaret Atwood's early poetry collection The Circle Game. The type is 16 point Clarendon. The illustrations are lithographs designed by Charles Pachter. The paper is Rives excepting the title page and the colophon which were hand made by Charles Pachter. Signed and numbered by Charles pachter on the colophon page. Housed in protective buckram board case. Condition report available upon request.

Alexander Young Jackson. A PAINTER'S COUNTRY (Toronto: Clarke, Irwin & Company Limited, 1958). Limited edition. # 36 / 1000. First edition. Quarter red leather over red cloth boards. Gilt lettering on the spine. Tipped in color photo reproductions of A.Y. Jackson's paintings throughout. Signed and numbered by Jackson on edition page at the front of the book. Condition report available upon request.

Paul Duval. A.J. CASSON (Toronto: Roberts Gallery, 1975). Limited edition. 1 of 25 copies numbered with Roman numerals. # XVIII. Square folio. Quarter blue leather over blue boards with gilt lettering on the spine. Includes original lithograph "Sunlit Isle" (1975), signed and numbered XVIII / XXV, housed in paper boards. All kept in grey slipcase. Signed by A.J. Casson and Paul Duval on the colophon page. Condition report available upon request.

Leonard Bernstein. THE JOY OF MUSIC (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1959). Signed first edition. Original dust jacket protected in mylar, but price clipped. Original blue/gray cloth boards with blind stamped lettering and illustration in silver and black. Autographed on the inside of the front cover. Includes an autograph signed letter addressed to the original owner of the book dated May 2, 1957. It reads: "Dear Miss Kattenburg: / Thank you so much for your nice letter about my Bach pro- / gram on Omnibus. I was deeply touched by your comments, / and I am grateful to you for your thoughtfulness in writing / to me. / Sincerely, / Leonard Bernstein / I too have warm, nostalgic / memories of Holland!" Condition report available upon request.

John Lennon. A SPANIARD IN THE WORKS (London: Jonathan Cape, 1965). First edition, first printing. Original pictorial laminated boards. Illustrations in dark brown and green throughout. Condition report available upon request.

James A. Michener & Jack Levine. FACING EAST (New York: Maecenas Press, Random House, 1970). Limited edition # 432 / 2500. Portfolio. First part comprised four original lithographs by Jack Levine as well as woodcuts with text by James Michener printed on Arches paper; the original "hors-texte" woodcut is printed on Japanese vellum paper. Second part comprises 54 loose gouaches and drawings from Jack Levine's sketchbook, printed in photogype and pochoir processes on Ingres paper. Second part Signed twice by Levine and Michener, once on the colophon and again on the inside of the clamshell box. Condition report available upon request.

De Luxe editions of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and Poems and Stories published by George Allen and Unwin. Each book comes in its original protective box. Each book is bound in black buckram boards with a gilt pictorial design on the front cover and gilt lettering on the spine. The Hobbit includes several full color, full page illustrations and two double-page maps; The Lord of the Rings includes a large fold-out map of Middle Earth; and Poems and Stories is fully illustrated with hand-drawnings in black, white, and orange. Condition report available upon request.

Alice Munro. DANCE OF THE HAPPY SHADES. STORIES BY ALICE MUNRO (Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1968). First edition. Green cloth over boards, with gilt lettering on the spine. First variety of the dust jacket, without the Governor General's Award sticker, protected in mylar. Signed by Munro on the title page. Condition report available upon request.

Alice Munro. LIVES OF GIRLS & WOMEN (Toronto: McGraw-Hill / Ryerson, 1971). First edition. Cream cloth over boards. In original dust jacket, protected by mylar. Signed by Munro on the title page. Condition report available upon request.

Signed first editions of various works from the early part of Alice Munro's career. Includes: Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You (Toronto: McGraw-Hill / Ryerson, 1973) ** Who Do You Think You Are? (Toronto: Macmillan, 1978) ** The Moons of Jupiter (Toronto: Macmillan, 1982) ** Tamarack Review, three issues, numbers 2, 15, and 47 in original wrappers (1957, 1960, 1968 respectively). Condition report available upon request.

Signed first editions of various works from Alice Munro. Includes: The Progress of Love (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1986) ** Friend of My Youth (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1990) ** Open Secrets (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1994) ** Carried Away, #437 (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1994) ** Selected Stories (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996) Condition report available upon request.

Signed editions of various works from the latter part of Alice Munro's career. Includes: The Love of a Good Woman (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1998) ** Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2001) ** Runaway (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2004) ** The View From Castle Rock (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2006) ** Alice Munro's Best: Selected Stories (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2008) ** Too Much Happiness (Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2009) ** Dear Life (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2012) ** Family Furnishings (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2014) Condition report available upon request.

Virginia Woolf. THREE GUINEAS (New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1938). First American edition. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering on the spine. Grey topstain. Black and white images throughout. Condition report available upon request.

John Steinbeck. TORTILLA FLAT, illustrated by Ruth Gannett (New York: Covici Friede Publishers, 1935). First edition, first printing. Bound in beige cloth. Blue stamped line and lettering on covers and spine. Blue topstain. Illustrated throughout by Ruth Gannett. Condition report available upon request.

Leo Tolstoy. ANNA KARENINA, illustrated by Nikolas Piskariov, 2 volumes (Moscow: Limited Editions Club, 1933). Limited edition. # 355 / 1500. Bound in tan bloth boards with gilt decorations on front and back covers and red labels to spines. Brown top stain. Illustrated throughout with wood engravings by Nikolas Piskariov. Signed by Nikolas Piskariov on the colophon. Condition report available upon request.

Hans Christian Andersen. STORIES FROM HANS ANDERSEN, illustrated by Edmund Dulac (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1911). Limited deluxe edition. # 449 / 750. Mounted color frontispiece and 27 mounted color plates. Original vellum binding with gilt pictorial decoration and lettering on the cover and spine. Top edge gilt. Yellow silk ties. Cloth slipcase. Signed and numbered by Edmund Dulac on the edition page. Bookplate for Arthur Clifton Hansard (Provincial Grand Master of Guernsey and Alderney Freemason Lodge from 1910 to 1927) on the inside of the front cover. Condition report available upon request.

James Stephens. IRISH FAIRY TALES, illustrated by Arthur Rackham (London: MacMilland & Co., 1920). Limited edition. One of 520 signed copies. White vellum-backed pictorial gilt paper boards with gilt lettering and decoration on spine. Top edge gilt. Includes 16 mounted color plates by Arthur Rackham, as well as numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout. Signed by Arthur Rackham on the edition page, but unnumbered. Condition report available upon request.

Flora Annie Steel. ENGLISH FAIRY TALES, illustrated by Arthur Rackham (London: MacMillan & Co., 1918). Limited edition. # 91 / 500. Bound in white vellum with gilt lettering and decoration on the front cover and spine. Includes 16 mounted color plates by Arthur Rackham, as well as numerous black-and-white illustrations throughout. Numbered and signed by Arthur Rackham on the edition page. Condition report available upon request.

J.M. Barrie. PETER PAN IN KENSINGTON GARDENS, illustrated by Arthur Rackham (London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1906). Limited edition. # 459 / 500. Bound in white vellum with gilt lettering and pictorial decoration on the front cover and spine. Cloth slipcase. Includes a color frontispiece and 49 mounted color plates at the end of the text. Signed and numbered by Arthur Rackham on the edition page. Condition report available upon request.

Andrew Lang. THE YELLOW FAIRY BOOK, illustrated by Henry Justice Ford (London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1894). First edition, first impression. Illustrated with frontispiece and 22 full page plates, as well as many smaller illustrations throughout the text all by Henry Justice Ford. Beautifully decorated yellow cloth boards with elaborate gilt pictorial decoration on the front cover and gilt lettering and decoration on the spine. All edges gilt. Condition report available upon requst.

3 volumes, 12mo. Illustrated. Original pictorial wrappers. Each is a limited first edition, one of 526 unnumbered copies. All published in 1971. Includes: The Deranged Cousins, The Eleventh Episode, and [The Untitled Book]. Condition report available upon request.

A selection of 7 hardback books and 1 paperback book written and/or illustrated by Edward Gorey, including 1 signed by Gorey. Includes: Edward Gorey. THE HAPLESS CHILD (New York: Ivan Obolensky, 1961) ** Edward Gorey. THE EPIPLECTIC BICYCLE (New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1969) ** Peter F. Neumeyer & Edward Gorey. WHY WE HAVE DAY AND NIGHT (New York: Young Scott Books, 1970) ** Florence Parry Heide. THE SHRINKING TREEHORN (New York: Holiday House, 1971) ** Florence Parry Heide. TREEHORN'S TREASURE (New York: Holiday House, 1981) ** Florence Parry Heide. TREEHORN'S WISH (New York: Holiday House, 1984) ** Edward Gorey. THE GLORIOUS NOSEBLEED. FIFTH ALPHABET (New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1974) ** Edward Gorey. THE AWDREY-GORE LEGACY (New York: Beaufort Books, 1987). Signed by the author on title page. Condition report available upon request.

WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE. Collection of four limited edition photolithographs. Includes "Max is Made King", "Max and Wild Things Howling at the Moon", "Max Sits in the Tent", and "Max and the Wild Things Hang from the Trees"

Charles Darwin. THE DESCENT OF MAN, AND SELECTION IN RELATION TO SEX (London: John Murray, 1871). Octavo. First edition, second issue. Two volumes. Bound in green cloth boards with decorations in blind to front and back covers and gilt lettering on the spines. This is the first of Darwin's works that applies evolutionary theory to human evolution. Condition report available upon request.

Charles Darwin. ON THE VARIOUS CONTRIVANCES BY WHICH BRITISH AND FOREIGN ORCHIDS ARE FERTILISED BY INSECTS AND ON THE GOOD EFFECTS OF INTERCROSSING (London: John Murray, 1862). Octavo. First edition. Hardcover with blind decorations on front and back cover and gilt orchid on front cover. Bound by Edmonds & Remnants (London). Bookplate from Henry Roughton Hogg, a British amateur arachnologist and specialist of the spiders of Australia and New Zealand. First work by Darwin after his groundbreaking Origin of Species. Condition report available upon request.

Charles Darwin. ON THE VARIOUS CONTRIVANCES BY WHICH BRITISH AND FOREIGN ORCHIDS ARE FERTILISED BY INSECTS AND ON THE GOOD EFFECTS OF INTERCROSSING (London: John Murray, 1877). Octavo. Second edition. Hardcover with blind decorations on front and back cover and gilt lettering on spine. First work by Darwin after his groundbreaking Origin of Species. Condition report available upon request.

Henry M. Stanley. IN DARKEST AFRICA: OR THE QUEST, RESCCUE, AND RETREAT OF EMIN GOVERNOR OF EQUATORIA, 2 volumes (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890). First edition. Bound in green cloth boards with blind stamped outline of African continent and gilt stamped title and facsimile signature of Henry M. Stanley. Spine also has gilt stamped lettering and pictorial decoration. Two steel-engraved portrait frontispieces, one hundred and fifty illustrations, and three folding maps in back pockets. Small postage stamp of Protective Association Publishers & Booksellers on rear end page. Condition report available upon request.

Sir Walter Raleigh. THE PEROGATIVE OF PARLIAMENTS IN ENGLAND (London: T. Cotes, 1640). Quarto. Possibly second edition. Exceptionally good condition, and finely bound by Riviere & Sons in boards with marbled calfskin, marbled endpapers, gilt stamping, and 5 raised bands to the spine. From the collection of bibliophile Brent Gration-Maxfield (1916-1983), with his characteristic manuscript ex-libris and tidy bibliographic notes. Condition report available upon request.

Thomas Fankland. THE ANNALS OF KING JAMES AND KING CHARLES THE FIRST (London: Printed by Thomas Braddyll for Robert Clavel, 1681). Folio. Bound in blue cloth boards. Condition report available upon request.

Sir Richard Bulstrode. THE MEMOIRS AND REFLECTIONS UPON THE REIGN AND GOVERNMENT OF KING CHARLES THE 1ST AND KING CHARLES 2ND (London: N. Mist for Charles Rivington, 1721). Octavo. First edition. Bound in contemporary calf leather, with gilt detailing and five raised bands on spine. Housed in blue clamshell case. Condition report available upon request.

Gilbert Abbott A'Beckett. THE COMIC HISTORY OF ENGLAND (London: Punch Office, 85, Fleet Street, 1846-1848). 20 volumes in 19 pamphlets. Wrapped in octavo blue pictorial wraps. Each part includes a hand-colored frontispiece and several in-text woodcuts by John Leech. Housed in a green cloth and 3/4 morocco slipcase. Condition report available upon request.

The "Edition de Luxe" of the "Works of Charles Dickens", printed by Chapman & Hall in London, 1881-1882. Thirty volumes. # 800 / 1000. Half leather over marbled boards. Gilt decorations and lettering and five raised bands to spines. Condition report available upon request.

Charles Dickens. MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT (London: Chapman & Hall, 1844). First book edition, first state. Bound in marbled boards and later restored by thebookbinders.org.uk. Includes extensive illustrations by "Phiz" and "100£" on frontispiece. Condition report available upon request.

Collins, Wilkie. THE WOMAN IN WHITE (London, 1859-1860). The entirety of Wilkie Collins's fifth novel as published in serial form in Charles Dickens's "All The Year Round". Modern hardcover binding. Dickens, Charles. MASTER HUMPHREY'S CLOCK (London: Chapman and Hall, 1840-1841). Condition report available upon request.

Williams Butler Yeats. AUTOBIOGRAPHIES: REVERIES OVER CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH AND THE TREMBLING OF THE VEIL (London: Macmillan & Co., 1926). Octavo. Bound in forest green cloth with elaborate decorations in blind on front board, and with gilt lettering and decorations on spine. Housed in protective clamshell. Several tissue-guarded illustrations, including portraits of Yeats by J.B. Yeats and Charles Shannon, a colour plate of "Memory Harbour" also by J.B. Yeats, and drawings of Mrs. Yeats and himself by J.B. Yeats. Condition report available upon request.

William Makepeace Thackeray. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY(London, New York: Smith, Elder & Company and G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1903). Royal 8vo. Edition # 14 / 25. Specially prepared with over 2,000 illustrations. Bound by the Knickerbocker Press Bindery (New York City). Hardcover with three quarter morocco over marbled boards. Top edge gilt. Near complete set of writings by William Makepeace Thackeray, a British novelist and illustrator known best for his satirical works on British society in the 19th century. Condition report available upon request.

Gustave Flaubert. SALAMMBO, trans. M. French Sheldon (London / New York: Saxon & Co., 1886). Limited edition, 4 / 100 proof copies on heavy Dutch hand-made paper. Signed by Henry M. Stanley (dedicatee), M. French Sheldon (translator), and Edward King (publisher). Bound by Zaehsdort in full blue morrocco with gilt decorations and text on the covers. Spine has five raised bands with compartments stamped in gilt. Lavish inner gilt dentelles over gilt paper. Top edge gilt. Historical novel set during the Mercenary Revolt (241-237 BCE) in Carthage. Incredibly popular at the time of its publication, and Flaubert's next novel following the controversy of Madame Bovary. Condition report available upon request.

Five volumes of "The Works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron", printed in London by John Murray (1816-1820, together with one volume of "The Works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron", printed in London by John and Henry L. Hunt (1824). All volumes bound in contemporary leather boards with blind and gilt decorations and lettering. Condition report available upon request.

James Fenimore Cooper. NAVAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Philadelphia: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Company, 1847). First edition. Octavo. Full black leather over boards with blind stamp decorations on covers and gilt lettering and decorations on the spine. Maps and illustrations throughout. Housed in tan buckram clamshell box. Condition report available upon request.

Alfred H. Guernsey and Henry M. Alden. HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR, PART FIRST AND PART SECOND (New York: McDonnell Bros., 1866). Elephant folio. First edition. Red leather boards with gilt cover titles and lettering on the spine. Heavily illustrated in black and white throughout. Quarter-fold color map of United States of America in Part 1. Condition report available upon request.

Harold L. Hitchens. AMERICA GOES TO WAR (Chicago: Columbia Educational Books, Inc., 1941) ** Cecil Beaton. WINGED SQUADRON (London: Hutchinson & Co., 1942). Signed by the author ** Anonymous. STORY OF THE 79TH ARMOURED DIVISION: OCTOBER 1942 - JUNE 1945 (No edition remarks) ** 48 ROYAL MARINE COMMANDO: THE STORY, 1944-46 (Published privately in 1946; Printed by Tee & Whiten and J. Mead, London) Condition report available upon request.

Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein. NORMANDY TO THE BALTIC (London: Hutchinson & Co., 1948) ** Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein. THE PATH TO LEADERSHIP (London, COllins, 1961). Signed by the author on title-page ** Gordon A. Harrison. UNITED STATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II: THE EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS, CROSS-CHANNEL ATTACK (Washington, D.C.: Office of the Chief of Military History, Department of the Army, 1951). Inscribed by the author on first flyleaf ** William L. Shirer. THE RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960) Condition report available upon request.

Set of three Princess Mary Christmas tins, one with almost complete contents. Includes: Christmas card, New Year card, photo of Princess Mary, pack of cigarettes (20), and pack of loose tobacco. Comes with collectors book "The Christmas Tin" by Terence J. Evans (2014). Condition report available upon request.

William Faden. THE NORTHERN PART OF FRANCE SHEWING THE OPERATIONS OF THE ALLIED ARMIES (London: Printed for William Faden, 1793). Large format map of northern France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and western Germany, showing the theatre of war between Austrian and French troops. Backed with cloth and housed in marbled slip case. Condition report available upon request.

"A Plan of the Fort and Bay of Frontenac with the adjacent Countries". Hand-colored map printed for The London Magazine (vol. 27) in 1758 during the French & Indian War. Depicts Northeast portion of Lake Ontario and the site of modern Kingston, Ontario. Sight measurements: 4 3/4" x 7 1/4". Condition report available upon request.

Beautifully painted nineteenth-century carpet page of poetry by Omar Khayyam (Persian, 1048-1131). Two lines of Persian script set against polychrome floral backgrounds and several illustrations. Sight measurements: 15 3/4" x 10 3/4". Condition report available upon request.

Depicting a farming village. Probably 18th century. Sheet measurements: 18'' x 22''. Condition report available upon request.

Hand-painted and gilt illuminated leaves depicting various scenes, including the judgement of a prisoner, hunters chasing gazelle, a bath house, and the interior of a harem. Overall measurements of largest piece: 15 5/8" x 13 7/8". Condition report available upon request.

Accordion book. Islamic prayer handwritten in blue, red, and black ink across eight boards. Floral borders in blue, red, and gold. Wrapped in brown leather. Condition report available upon request.

Two columns of handwritten Persian script per page, fourteen lines each, with rubricated titles throughout. Columns outlines in gold. Two illuminated pages at beginning of book in gold and polychrome. Written on paper. Bound in simple black leather. Condition report available upon request.

Features stunning carpet page illuminations heightened with gold leaf onlay, golden verse separation rosettes, and geometric & floral section markers in red, blue, and gold in the margins. Nineteen or twenty lines of Arabic and Farsi text written in a single column on each page within a gilt border. Extensive marginal commentary throughout. Bound in embossed brown leather boards with floral, geometric, and textual designs. Condition report available upon request.

Written in Arabic and Ottoman Turkish scripts. Condition report available upon request.

Eleven lines of handwritten Arabic text per page, single column. Bound in red leather boards with blind stamp decorations on front and back covers. Condition report available upon request.

Oil on leather board. Double-sided depiction of men and women relaxing and reading literature in garden settings. Possibly once a cover for a book. Measurements: 8 7/8" x 11 1/2". Condition report available upon request.

Marc Chagall. THE JERUSALEM WINDOWS (New York: George Braziller, Andre Sauret, 1962). First English edition. Folio. Red cloth boards with gilt lettering. Original pictorial dust jacket. Includes two original color lithographs by Marc Chagall. Condition report available upon request.

Large collection of works on Canadian art by prominent artists and academics, including Hugues De Jouvancourt, Dennis Reid, David Milne, and Dorothy M. Farr. Also includes books about Impressionism, Russian & Sovient artists, and Victorian painters. Condition report available upon request.

Includes books on individual artists including Ken Danby, Stanley Cosgrove, Charles Comfort, Edmund Morris, and Carl Schaefer, together with broader comprehensive works. Condition report available upon request.

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Includes the Dictionary of Canadian Artists, as well as several volumes on British art and a general history of art. Condition report available upon request.

Includes 14 volumes from the "Smithsonian Illustrated Library of Antiques". Topics include Furniture, prints, miniatures, silver, boxes, jewelry, toys, needlework, enamel, porcelain, pottery, clocks, etc. Condition report available upon request.

Concerning furniture, stoneware, china, rugs, etc. Condition report available upon request.

Primarily concerning Canadian and American antiques, but also volumes on Depression Glass, Mennonite Furniture, and Modern French Painters. Condition report available upon request.

Concerning furniture, oil lamps, clocks & watches, glass, china, etc. Condition report available upon request.

Concerning 18th and 19th C European art and Canadian art sales during the 1970s and 1980s. Condition report available upon request.

Concerning European and Canadian art during the 1980s and 1990s. Condition report available upon request.

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Subjects include gourmet cooking, wine tasting & pairing, and fine art. Condition report available upon request.

"Norfolciae comitatus, quem olim iceni Insederunt. Continens in Se opida Mercatoria XXVI, Pagos et villas DCXXV. Vna cum singulis hundrediset fluminibus in codem. Auctore Christophore Saxone". Hand-colored maps based on the first survey of England and Wales by Christopher Saxon. Engraved by William Kip and published in William Camden's "Britannia" (1607-1637). Sheet size: 12 3/4" x 16 1/8". Unframed.

"Farrington War Without, with its division into parishes, taken from the last survey with corrections & amendments". "A Mapp of St. Andrew's Holborn Parish as well within the Liberty as without taken from the Last Survey, with Corrections and Enlargements". Pair of maps published in the 1755 edition of "Survey of London" by John Stow (London: Printed for W. Innys and J. Richardson). Sheet size: 15 3/4" x 20 3/4" Both unframed.