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Autograph Albums: signed by or with signatures pasted in, of Mme. Colonne, J. Remy, A. Goodwin, Loiseau, Marie Dubois, Ambroise Thomas, Paul Vidal, Pablo Casals, Henri Rabaud, Th. Dubois, L. Diemer, Ed. Colonne, J. Thibaud, J. Cottin, Massenet, M. Tempest, A. Sterling, M. Wakefield, Thome, M. M.-Thenjie, H. Murkens, C. Butt, M. Hewlett, M. O'Rell, Conan Doyle ("Yours very truly, A. Conan Doyle"), Henry James (to a Miss Wakefield, making excuses for not arriving), primarily musicians, singers and actor managers, 3 small morocco albums, very worn

A French coopers doloire head by DUBOIS with 12 1/2" edge and dimpled cheeks G

Thompson (Stith) Motif-Index of Folk-Literature, 6 vol. including index, Copenhagen , 1955 ~ Dubois (Abbe J.A.) Hindu Manners, Customs and Ceremonies, Oxford, 1899 ~ Taunton ( Rev. Ethelred L.) The English Black Monks of St. Benedict, 2 vol., 1898 ~ Mudie-Smith (Richard, editor) The Religious Life of London, folding maps and tables, 1904; and 19 others, Church History, Theology and Folklore, some odd volumes, 4to & 8vo (29).

Dubois (Pierre) Collection Archeologique du Prince Pierre Soltykoff, Horlogerie ... l'Horlogerie au Moyen Age et Pendant la Renaissance, signed by the author, 20 engraved plates, ink inscription to half-title, wrappers lightly soiled, some foxing, original wrappers bound in, contemporary half morocco, gilt spine, 4to, Paris, Librairie Archeologique de Victor Didron, 1858. *** Ink inscription reads "A Monsieur Ferdinand ?Denis, hommage de son bien affectionne, Pierre Dubois." First and only edition of Dubois' catalogue of the early timepieces in the vast and disparate Soltykoff collection.

A FRENCH PORTICO CLOCK with eight day drum chiming movement with black enamel dial inscribed Dubois, A Rives, within a gilt metal scrolling foliate surround, in ebonised and gilt metal mounted pedimented case with brass, tortoiseshell and mother of pearl inlay, wrythen turned columns, stepped oblong base with reel edging and bracket feet, 19th century, 19 1/2" high.