Were lieutenants Lumley Graham and Hugh Robinson.Ībbey Travel 344, Hosken p. The Suns are the front-runner to sign free agent Bol Bol, according to The Athletic ’s Shams Charania. Neat owner signature (dated 1948) on front free endpaper of volume I. The only officers of the 43rd Light Infantry answering to these initials Octavo, original cloth, original dust jackets. Some browning on second front free endpaper where something has once been laid in. Note.-On examination of Hart's Army List for 1853, it appears that Original cloth with pictorial pastedown to front boards. Despite the fact that Abbey Travel thus lists 19 sheets, we assume that in reality the correct number should be 18 sheets.Ī collection of interesting lithographic views. Thomas Mountain and Kabusie Peak ģ) Scene on Patrol in the Amatolas in April 1852 ĥ) View of the Post at Keiskama Hoek and Quilli Quilly Mountain Ħ) Mount Mc Donald and the Bomah Pass ĩ) "I am the Resurrection and the Life." Saith the Lord ġ0) View of the Keiskama Hoek and Mount Kemp Quilly Quilly ġ6) Officers pack Horses in Patrol Order Ībbey lists 2 sheets with 2 plates each, while our copy has 3 sheets with 2 plates each. The list of plates, followed by is as follows:ġ) St. Other early inscriptions on the second free endpaper feature names too. All sheets protected by heavy guard paper. Second front flyleaf verso Third front flyleaf verso Second rear flyleaf recto. The book contains 21 lithographs on 18 sheets. This is one of the copies with finely handcoloured plates. The book was printed with tinted lithographs, after which, in a part of the edtion, the plates have been coloured by hand. The plates very clean with bright and vibrant colours. Occasionally some very light offsetting from the plates to the guard paper.
Bookplate of a private collector on front pastedown. This is the recto of the second front free endpaper, showing Pan cutting the reeds for his pipe the crane, in punning allusion to the artist’s name, looks on. PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by Hemingway on the front free endpaper: 'To Annie Davis with love and gratitude Ernest La Consula 19/10/59.' Hanneman A8a. 8¾ x 12.Coloured wood-blocks, engraved by Edmund Evans. Some short tears in the margin of the ffep. 8¾ x 12.Coloured wood-blocks, engraved by Edmund Evans. A light crease in front free endpaper (ffep), preliminary blank, title page, text page and first guard paper. The spine divided in six compartments by five raised bands lined in gilt with triple gilt lines at head and tail as well. Rebacked with a green morocco spine and the corners strengthened with green morocco as well. Original cloth with a black label on the frontboard with the titles in gilt. Dickinson Bro'sĪ beautiful colour plate book, folio, 522 x 363 mm.
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