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Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. DANCE, George R.A., DANIELL, William A.R.A. (illustrator). 1st Edition. Two llarge, rare volumes of black and white portraits of notable gentlemen of the eighteenth century. Published respectively in 1809 and 1814. Both volumes have been rebound in modern half mottled calf over marbled light brown & black paper covered boards. A little scuffing in places, else near fine. Books measure 48cm (tall) x 33cm x 3cm. Vol I: half title, title page, dedication page , 36 full page b&w portraits with whole page descriptions of each. Vol II: half-title, title page (creasing), 36 full page b&w portraits with whole page descriptions of each. All 72 plates are very clean indeed with no foxing. Rare to find these volumes intact! They are heavy and will require extra postage. Further descriptions and photos upon request to serious enquirers.

Colebrook Dale, 27 February 1850. Francis Darby (1783-1850) was one of two sons from the marriage of Abraham Darby III and wife Rebecca Smith, who had a passion for music and fine arts. Francis Darby introduced ornamental castings such as vases, garden furniture, fountains and gates to Coalbrookdale in the mid-1830s. This was the first time Coalbrookdale began to break away from pure iron products to art items which are still celebrated at Coalport China Museum and Jackfield Tile Museum today.

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See his entry in Grove's. Each with his firm signature 'John Goss'. The two letters in fair condition, on aged and creased paper, folded for postage, the first of the two with a short closed tear to one edge. The card in good condition, lightly aged. ONE: TLS to 'Mr. Cameron', 21 December 1938. 1p, 4to. Cameron's letter 'to the convener of the Musician's Group of the Left Book Club' has been passed to him. 'I do not think there are any members of the Group that have sufficient drawing power to make it worth your while bringing them all the way from London.' With regard to 'stars', he advises him to 'write direct to anyone you want. If you write to a number of them you are more than likely to get one or two acceptances. I am sure Mr. A.K. Holland could make you out a list of names and I can add the addresses if you don't know them.' He concludes: 'It is not difficult to get artists to perform for Spain Relief these days, but in most cases I think that such people prefer not to be approached through a third party.' TWO: TLS to 'Mr. Cameron, 9 January 1939. 1p, 4to. 'I shall be very happy indeed to come to Liverpool for your concert on February 15th. I don't flatter myself that this will make any real difference to its success.' He hopes Cameron has 'written to all the famous people you can think of. If you are too shy to do this, get Holland to do it. Musicians will do anything for a critic!' The letter ends: 'I take it you have a first-class accompanist.' THREE: TCS, addressed to 'Miss Cameron, / 28 Queens Road, / HOYLAKE, / Cheshire.' With stamp and smudged postmark. Headed in red ink: 'SPANISH AND CELEBRITY CONCERT. / Central Hall, Liverpool. Tuesday, March 7th.' A follow-up concert to the one of 15 February 1939. He will be happy to come to Liverpool for the concert, and explains, 'I was unable to let you know sooner as an earlier tentative enquiry for the same date elsewhere had to be decided.'.

See Tony Lopez's obituary in the Guardian, 11 April 2021.The letter was sent, with Items One and Two at least, while Guest was Lecturer in English at Yokohama National University, 1966-1972. All four items are neatly written in black ink in a close hand. The first three items are in good condition; Item Four is in fair condition, on aged paper and with wear to the outer edges. The parallel drafts of 'Climbing a Volcano' in Item One present an excellent example of the working process of a poet in the pre-digital age. ONE: Autograph Manuscript (2pp, folio) on one leaf. The recto carries two drafts, with additions and deletions, of a poem that featured in 'Penguin Modern Poets 16' (1966) and Guest's 2002 collected poems 'A Puzzling Harvest'. The two versions are placed in columns side by side, and the page is headed '6 THE VOLCANO'. The 50-lines of the left-hand column constitute an earlier, rougher draft, in ink and pencil. It begins: 'No previous epics can support / the splendour that's ignited by / original adulteries. The lava-stone'. The right-hand column carries a later version of 60 lines, neater and with fewer alterations. It begins: 'Justification. Or bygone epics / that support a previous ignition. The lava-stone'. On the verso of the leaf is the nineteen-line draft of what Guest describes in Item Three below as the 'fragment of "Sentence"'. It begins: 'To drop ourselves to casualness, yards away / banalities exchanged as your body / then yards away quivered on mine'. This third line has not been deleted, but has a variant beside it: 'your body quivered still on mine,' and the word 'ourselves' has been added to the first line. 'Sentence' appears in Guests 2002 collected poems 'A Puzzling Harvest'. TWO: Holograph (2pp, 8vo) of poem 'AT SHOREHAM | for Lynn'. Dedicated to his wife and signed at end 'Harry Guest'. 34-line poem, with six split lines. Begins: 'Nightfall and my hands awake. / A white bird wings upriver, / Greets the water and / Glides to silence where the / Scars of sunset heal.' The poem was published in Guest's collection 'Arrangements' (1968). THREE: ALS to Claire Freiburger. 1p, 8vo. He explains that he received her letter the previous day, and that he is 'only too glad to contribute - it is a cause very near to my heart'. With reference to Item One above, he says that he is 'enclosing a draft of "Climbing a Volcano" (Section VI of "Metamorphoses") which happens to have a fragment of "Sentence" on the reverse side.' He is also sending a fair copy of the poem (not present), '[j]ust in case'. He has done a fair copy of 'At Shoreham' (Item Two above): 'of course if this is no use please chuck it away'. He ends by wishing 'the Committee all success'. FOUR: 26-line autograph transcription by Guest of the planctus beginning 'Vel confossus pariter / morerer feliciter / cum, quid amor faciat / maius hoc non habeat'. 1p, 8vo. Headed 'PETER ABELARD. | Planctus.'.

Eustache Bérat, né à Rouen en 1791 et mort à Granville en 1884, fut un musicien et chansonnier français. Il dessinait également d?une façon très originale, et ses croquis comiques étaient extrêmement curieux. Il fut professeur de dessin au lycée de Rouen, après avoir étudié la peinture à l'école des Beaux-Arts de Paris à partir de 1811. Par ses dessins, il « définit en quelques traits violemment assenés l'allure, en général excentrique ou saugrenue, de ses personnages ». Sources Wikipedia & Dictionnaire des petits maîtres de la peinture.

Edmund Hall, Oxford, 24 march 1732. Very rare. Thomas Hearne (1678 1735), English diarist and prolific antiquary, particularly remembered for his published editions of many medieval English chronicles and other important historical texts. "The Money was punctually paid me this day by Godfrey the Waggoner and I acknowledge it to be in full for the said four Copies." Hearne's edition of the work of Thomas Otterbourne and John Whethamstede was publsihed as Duo rerum Anglicarum scriptores veteres (1732)We can find only one example of Hearne's letters being offered for sale at auction. An autograph letter from Hearne to Mrs Catherine Warren (3 pages, 1719) sold at the Enys Collection sale at Bonhams, London, in 2004 for £1900 plus premium.