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Harris's Cries of London, charming copy of the rare 10th edition, contemp. writing on the blank pages - with little sayings and proverbs - by a John Olerenshaw (?) of Leigh, 48 hand-coloured engravings, many repairs made to the pages through the centuries, later sympathetically re-bound in quarter calf, poor condition but interesting, London: J. Harris, 1806._ LESAGE, Alain-Rene. The Devil upon Two Sticks, sixth ed., interesting engravings, full-calf, later repairs, vol. 1 of 2 only, London: J. Tonson, 1729._ SANDHAM, Miss. The Adopted Daughter, FIRST ed., Regency era children's book, contemp. full-calf, internally bright, some offsetting at end papers, some bumping to boards, splitting towards head of front joint but solid, attractive little book, London: J. Harris, 1815._ GAY, John. Fables, 2 parts in one vol., half-calf, owner inscription ffep 'Elizabeth Trevor', no frontispiece or half-title, Newcastle upon Tyne: J. White, 1766._ PATTEN, R. The History of the Late Rebellion, FIRST ed., contemp. full-calf, some bumping and rubbing at edges, London: J. Baker._ HALL, John. Jacob's Ladder: or the Devout Soul's Ascention [sic] to Heaven, 13th ed., contemp. crude binding, interesting engravings, heavily toned, re-backed, London: T. Varnum and J. Osborn, 1711._ JOHNSON, Samuel. The Beauties of Johnson, 2 vol., vol. 1 6th ed., vol. 2 5th ed., both in same contemp. full-calf, some splitting at joints, rubbing at edges, London: G. Kearsley, 1782._ GREGORY, J. A Comparative View of the State and Faculties of Man with those of the Animal World, third ed., contemp. full-calf, contemp. writing at ffep, owner inscription 'Captain Thomas Graves of the Royal Navy, 1784', solid copy with bumping/rubbing at corners, London: J. Dodsley, 1766._ Sterne, Laurence. Original Letters, first Dublin ed. 1788._ HAYWARD, J. The Horrors and Terrors of the Hour of Death and Day of Judgement, 17th ed. re-bound, 1717._ The Brothers, 12mo, charming wood engravings, 1820._SOMNER, William. A Treatise of the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent, first ed., later re-bound, ex-library, 1693._WALKER, Ellis. The Morals of Epictetus, 12mo, later attractive half-calf, 1737._ MAVOR, William. The British Tourists: or Travellers Companion, vol. iv, fold-out map of London, contemp. full-calf, 1790._ CHAPONE, Mrs. Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, contemp. full-calf, 1790._ Pity's Gift, second ed., wood engravings, re-backed, 1798._ HAWKER, Robert. Zion's Pilgrim, 6th ed., contemp. full-calf, 1818. (18) _ Also 13 attractive full-calf binding mostly 19th century. (13) _ Additional 9 books, cloth-bound, 19th century (9), w/a/f/ (40)
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Harris's Cries of London, charming copy of the rare 10th edition, contemp. writing on the blank pages - with little sayings and proverbs - by a John Olerenshaw (?) of Leigh, 48 hand-coloured engravings, many repairs made to the pages through the centuries, later sympathetically re-bound in quarter calf, poor condition but interesting, London: J. Harris, 1806._ LESAGE, Alain-Rene. The Devil upon Two Sticks, sixth ed., interesting engravings, full-calf, later repairs, vol. 1 of 2 only, London: J. Tonson, 1729._ SANDHAM, Miss. The Adopted Daughter, FIRST ed., Regency era children's book, contemp. full-calf, internally bright, some offsetting at end papers, some bumping to boards, splitting towards head of front joint but solid, attractive little book, London: J. Harris, 1815._ GAY, John. Fables, 2 parts in one vol., half-calf, owner inscription ffep 'Elizabeth Trevor', no frontispiece or half-title, Newcastle upon Tyne: J. White, 1766._ PATTEN, R. The History of the Late Rebellion, FIRST ed., contemp. full-calf, some bumping and rubbing at edges, London: J. Baker._ HALL, John. Jacob's Ladder: or the Devout Soul's Ascention [sic] to Heaven, 13th ed., contemp. crude binding, interesting engravings, heavily toned, re-backed, London: T. Varnum and J. Osborn, 1711._ JOHNSON, Samuel. The Beauties of Johnson, 2 vol., vol. 1 6th ed., vol. 2 5th ed., both in same contemp. full-calf, some splitting at joints, rubbing at edges, London: G. Kearsley, 1782._ GREGORY, J. A Comparative View of the State and Faculties of Man with those of the Animal World, third ed., contemp. full-calf, contemp. writing at ffep, owner inscription 'Captain Thomas Graves of the Royal Navy, 1784', solid copy with bumping/rubbing at corners, London: J. Dodsley, 1766._ Sterne, Laurence. Original Letters, first Dublin ed. 1788._ HAYWARD, J. The Horrors and Terrors of the Hour of Death and Day of Judgement, 17th ed. re-bound, 1717._ The Brothers, 12mo, charming wood engravings, 1820._SOMNER, William. A Treatise of the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent, first ed., later re-bound, ex-library, 1693._WALKER, Ellis. The Morals of Epictetus, 12mo, later attractive half-calf, 1737._ MAVOR, William. The British Tourists: or Travellers Companion, vol. iv, fold-out map of London, contemp. full-calf, 1790._ CHAPONE, Mrs. Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, contemp. full-calf, 1790._ Pity's Gift, second ed., wood engravings, re-backed, 1798._ HAWKER, Robert. Zion's Pilgrim, 6th ed., contemp. full-calf, 1818. (18) _ Also 13 attractive full-calf binding mostly 19th century. (13) _ Additional 9 books, cloth-bound, 19th century (9), w/a/f/ (40)
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