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Catalogue of valuable printed books and literary manuscripts, autograph letters & historical documents, Oriental manuscripts & miniatures : comprising rare New England tracts; voyages and travels of the XVI and XVII centuries; early works relating to Mary Queen of Scots; and some scarce books in English literature, the property of a nobleman ; early printed books and manuscripts, including the property of the Rev. Stephen W. Csutoros, of Welland, Ontario; The Atlantic Neptune, and other maps and charts of American interest, the property of Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond; Swift, Gulliver's travels, vol I, 1726, on large paper, the property of the Lady Gerard; fine bindings; plays; ballads and tracts; books with coloured plates, including a very good copy of Apperley's Life of a sportsman, 1842; presentation copies of books by C.L. Dodgson and T.L. Peacock; a remarkable collection of autograph manuscripts and unrecorded trial editions of works by Lord Tennyson, including the complete manuscript of "The last tournament," with a very fine series of his autograph letters, the property of his intimate friend the late Sir James Knowles, K.C.V.O., founder and editor of the "Nineteenth Century"; and other properties. Which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Sotheby & Co. ... on Monday, 30th of April, 1928, and three following days
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Catalogue of valuable printed books and literary manuscripts, autograph letters & historical documents, Oriental manuscripts & miniatures : comprising rare New England tracts; voyages and travels of the XVI and XVII centuries; early works relating to Mary Queen of Scots; and some scarce books in English literature, the property of a nobleman ; early printed books and manuscripts, including the property of the Rev. Stephen W. Csutoros, of Welland, Ontario; The Atlantic Neptune, and other maps and charts of American interest, the property of Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond; Swift, Gulliver's travels, vol I, 1726, on large paper, the property of the Lady Gerard; fine bindings; plays; ballads and tracts; books with coloured plates, including a very good copy of Apperley's Life of a sportsman, 1842; presentation copies of books by C.L. Dodgson and T.L. Peacock; a remarkable collection of autograph manuscripts and unrecorded trial editions of works by Lord Tennyson, including the complete manuscript of "The last tournament," with a very fine series of his autograph letters, the property of his intimate friend the late Sir James Knowles, K.C.V.O., founder and editor of the "Nineteenth Century"; and other properties. Which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Sotheby & Co. ... on Monday, 30th of April, 1928, and three following days
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