33. BOTANICAL MANUSCRIPT. "The Science of Botany according to the system of Linnaeus." Original manuscript notebook. 30 leaves illustrated with over 60 hand-colored drawings of various plants and parts of plants; 9 pages of unrelated notes. 8vo, old calf, written in ink; lacking spine and covers worn, generally sound internally. SHOULD BE SEEN.

41. BURT'S AMONG THE CLOUDS. Printed Daily on the Summit of Mount Washington. Over 700 miscellaneous issues from volume 1, number 1 - volume 36, number 50 (some duplicates). Folio; some frayed, browned, marginal tears, etc. "The only newspaper ever published regularly on a mountain top"- Bent, page 95 (incorrectly listing 1878 as the first year).

45. [CARLSSON, CARL?] Sedolarande Mercurius. Volumes 1-3 in one volume. [4], (96), [4], (96), [4], (96) pages. Small 4to, contemporary boards; lacking spine, corner stained, generally sound otherwise. (Not in Georg; BM or Union List).

46. CATLIN, GEORGE. North American Indians, Being Letters and Notes on Their Manners, Customs, and Conditions. Illustrated with 320 color plates, including 3 maps. 4to, publisher's gilt-pictorial red cloth; moderate wear. See Howes C-241; Wagner-Camp 84.

53. CLAUDIANUS, CLAUDIUS. Cl. Claudiani quae exstant; Nic. Heinsius recensuit ac notas addidit... Engraved title-page. [26], 917, [15] pages. 8vo, full straight grained red morocco, covers with gilt borders of a floral vine encased in a double-rule, flat spine divided with decorative geometric rolls, each compartment with central floral pattern, gilt turn-ins, all edges gilt and gauffered with a repeating floral pattern; spine edge expertly repaired, generally clean and sound internally. (Rahir 1400; Brunet II, page 88). Early 19th-century binding by Courteval at Rue de Carmes, No. 5 (with their ticket on the front free endpaper).

57. COOLIDGE, MRS. CALVIN. Typed letter to Dr. Alfred Kaiser, signed by Grace Coolidge. 8vo, on Road Forks, Northampton letterhead; light wear.

61. DESCOURTILZ, JEAN THEODORE. Ornitologia Brasileira. 48 mounted color plates (one loose). 2 volumes. Folio, 3/4 leather; moderate wear, library number on spines. ONE OF 6 LETTERED COPIES.

70. EGYPT. Norden, Frederick Lewis. Travels in Egypt and Nubia. . . . Enlarged with Observations from Ancient and Modern Authors . . . by Dr. Peter Templeman. Illustrated with a folding map and 6 folding plates. 2 volumes in 1. 8vo, leather, leather spine-label (chipped); rubbed, spine dried, front hinge split, scattered foxing.

75. (EYMERY, ALEXIS). Dictionnaire des Girouettes. Seconde Edition. Hand-colored frontispiece. 8vo, contemporary leather-backed boards; spine dried, generally sound internally. A biographical dictionary of turn-coats. Querard, Supercheries III, 682-683.

79. FLAMMARION, CAMILLE. Les Terres du Ciel. Illustrated, including 2 mounted photographic plates. Large 8vo, pictorial cloth covers; spine-ends frayed.

104. GRANT, JAMES. The Tartans of the Clans of Scotland. 73 chromolithographed plates. Small folio, original pictorial cloth; spine-ends frayed, tips replaced, generally sound internally. With 2 smaller additional plates, tipped in.

108. GREENLEAF, JEREMIAH. A New Universal Atlas, Comprising Separate Maps of all the Principal Empires... and forming a distinct Atlas of the United States. [Second edition]. Engraved title, 65 hand-colored engraved maps. Small folio, calf-backed boards, remnants of publisher's gilt-lettered cover-label; scattered foxing, generally clean and sound otherwise.

110. GROTIUS. HUGO. De Jure Belli ac Pacis. Editio Nova. 8vo, gilt-stamped vellum; moderate wear, lacks ties.

120. HOMER. [Greek title, i.e.]. Homer's Odyessey and Illiad, 4 volumes in 2. Folio, full contemporary vellum gilt-armorial bookstamp of the Prince of Wales on each cover, all edges speckled; lacks general title, moderate wear, clean and fresh internally. Armorial stamp is very similar to others done by John Brindley. "General title rarely found." -Gaskell, Foulis 319.

112. HALLER, ALBRECHT VON. Historia Morborum...Vratislaviae Grassati Sunt...observationes Practicae de Hydrope Pectoris...Praefatus est Albertus Haller. Engraved frontispiece. viii, 480 pages. 4to, contemporary 1/2 leather, gilt-lettered spine-label; moderate wear, scattered foxing.

147. KING, JOHN. An Essay on Hot and Cold Bathing. Engraved frontispiece. ii, [v]-xvi, [20], 172, [4] pages. 8vo, calf-backed boards; spine chipped, generally clean and sound internally. (Wellcome III, page 392).

226. SCHENK, PETER. Rome Aeterna. Engraved dedication; 100 plates captioned in Latin and Dutch. Oblong 4to, contemporary speckled calf, spine gilt in 6 compartments; spine-ends and tips worn, few marginal tears and hand-soiling, light stains, lacking the title-page.

244. TEXELIUS, PETRUS. Phoenix Visus et Auditus. 15 engraved plates. [16], 430, [10] pages, including engraved additional title. 4to, later calf-backed boards, gilt-lettered spine-label; rubbed, covers abrased, generally sound internally. The iconography and lore of the phoenix.

256. WATTS, PHILLIPS. To Those About To Marry!!! Showing How We (The Jones's) Commenced Housekeeping...11 hand-colored engraved leaves in a continuous strip. Oblong 4to, pictorial hand-colored boards; spine repaired and frayed, some soiling, scattered foxing, etc. Not in Abbey, BM, Lowndes, etc. etc.