"Habit Of A Nobleman Of Virginia", An Original Hand-Coloured Engraving From "A Collection Of The Dresses Of Different Nations" Published In London Between 1757 - 1772. Jefferys, Thomas.

" Habit Of An Ottawa An Indian Nation Of North America ". An Original Hand-Coloured Engraving From "A Collection Of The Dresses Of Different Nations, Antient And Modern" Published In London Between 1757 - 1772. Jefferys, Thomas. Portraits

"Cunne Shote A Cherokee Chief " From "A Collection Of The Dresses Of Different Nations" Published In London Between 1757 - 1772. Jefferys, Thomas. Portraits

GanjíNa-I-MuháRawáT. The WazíR-I-LankuráN And A Selection From The Diary Of NáSiru-D-DíN SháH Containig [!] An Account Of The Journey Of The SháH Of Persia From TehráN To Russia. Being A Text Book For The Lower Standard Examination In Persian.Calcutta, "Published By Authority", 1909. 8Vo. With A Floral Ornament On Page 3. The Text Is Set In Persian Script. Original Quarter Purple Cloth And Blue Printed Paper Over Boards, With The Title In Persian On The Front Board And In English On The Back Board. [Textbook - Persian].

Anecdotes Of Painting In England With Some Account Of The Principal Artists; And Incidental Notes On Other Arts; Collected By The Late Mr George Vertue; And Now Digested And Published From His Original Mss. By Mr. Horace Walpole. With (In Volume Iv): The History Of The Modern Taste In Gardening. And With (Volume V): A Catalogue Of Engravers, Who Have Been Born, Or Resided In England; Digested By Mr. Horace Walpole From The Mss Of Mr George Vertue; To Which Is Added An Account Of The Life And Works Of The Latter. And With (Volume Vi): The Works Of Jonathan Richardson. Containing: I. The Theory Of Painting. Ii. Essay On The Art Of Criticism, (So Far As It Relates To Painting). Iii. The Science Of A Connoisseur. A New Edition, Corrected With T Walpole, Horace

Willy Clarysse: Collection Of Ca. 14 Rare Offprints In Egyptology. Various Publications. [Lot Of 14 Items]. ~ Some Of The Titles In This Lot: 1: Hakoris, An Egyptian Nobleman And His Family. (Ancient Society), 1991. 2: A New Fragment For A Zenon Papyrus From Athens. (Proceedings Of The Xviii International Congress Of Papyrology). [And:] A Banker's Name In Early Roman Thebes; [And:] Some Supposed Irregularities In The Use Of The Subjunctive In Ptolemaic Papyri; [And:] 4 Other Offprints By Clarysse. [Lot Of 7 Items], 1988. 3: A Projected Visit Of Severus Alexander To Egypt. (Ancient Society), 1977. 4: Prosopography And The Dating Of Egyptian Monuments Of The Ptolemaic Period. (Das PtolemäIsche ÄGypten), 1978. 5: PtoléMéEs Et Temples. (Le Clarysse, Willy. Archaeology: Ancient Egypt, Egyptology,Archaeology: Ancient Egypt, Egyptology: Rare Offprint Monogra

A Guide For Businessmen And Visitors. The Gulf Handbook 1978.Bath And London, Trade And Travel Publications And Meed, 1978. 17.5 X 12 Cm. With 8 Sections Of A Map (2 Full-Page And 3 Double-Page) In Colour Of Showing Several Parts Of The Arabian Peninsula, 8 Full-Page Black-And-White Photographic Portraits Of The Heads Of State Of The Different Gulf States, 21 Black-And-White Maps And Plans Of These States And Their Largest Cities, And Numerous Advertisements (Partially In Colour) Throughout. Original Illustrative Printed Boards, Showing An Arab Man With A Gun In Front Of A Large Satellite Dish And An Advert For Arab Wings Showing A Plane In The Sky On The Back. Kilner, Peter And Jonathan Wallace (Editors).

A Report Of All The Cases Determined By Sir John Holt, Knt. From 1688 To 1710, During Which Time He Was Lord Chief Justice Of England: Containing Many Cases Never Before Printed, Taken From An Original Manuscript Of Thomas Farresley, Late Of The Middle-Temple, Esq; Also, Several Cases In Chancery And The Exchequer-Chamber. The Whole Alphabetically Digested Under Proper Heads, With Three Tab;Es: The First Of The Names Of The Cases; The Second Of The General Titles, And The Third Of The Principal Matters. Holt, Sir John. 18Th Century Books,Antiquarian Books,Law Books

The Narrative Of Lawrence Mowbray Of Leeds, In The County Of York, Gent. Concerning The Bloody Popish Conspiracy Against The Life Of His Sacred Majesty, The Government, And The Protestant Religion. Wherein Is Contained I. His Knowledge Of The Said Design, From The Very First In The Year 1676, With The Opportunity He Had To Be Acquainted Therewith, . Ii. How Far Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &C. Are Engaged In The Design Of Killing The King And Firing The Cities Of London And York, For The More Speedy Setting Uppermost The Popish Religion In England, Iii. An Account Of The Assemblings Of Many Popish Priests And Jesuits At Father Rishton's Chamber ., Iv. The Discovery Of The Erecting A Nunnery At Dolebank In Yorkshire ., V. Mowbray, Lawrence British & Irish History,The Seventeenth Century