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WILLIAM SUCKLING LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver tea strainer and bowl, Birmingham 1949, a modern hallmarked silver letter opener by William Manton, Birmingham 1982, length 15cm, George IV hallmarked silver sugar tongs by Peter & William Bateman, London 1829, William IV hallmarked silver serving spoon, three hallmarked silver teaspoons, hallmarked silver dessert fork, hallmarked silver decanter label, 'Port', and hallmarked silver cigar piercer, length 7cm, combined approx 10.5ozt/327g (10).

Warre 2001 Quinta da Cavadinha vintage port in case, and a bottle of Graham's 1983 vintage port (leaking slightly) (2 bottles)

A modern silver ship decanter, with a silver label, 27cm high, and an amber glass bottle, 20cm high, with a silver plated 'Port' label (2)Condition ReportAmber - stopper loose.

Three Georgian silver labels, Port (2) and Sherry, together with three others, Whisky (2) and Brandy (6 in total) Total weight 1.73 troy oz.

A group of early 20th century cut glass drinking glasses - including a set of four champagne saucers plus two others, 11.7cm high; a closely matched set of six panel cut trumpet bowl liqueur glasses plus another similar, 12.5cm high; a set of three bucket bowl port glasses with comb cut decoration; and a set of eleven cut glass crescent dishes with fan cut bases, 19cm long, small rim chips. (27)

A Waterford Colleen pattern decanter and six port / sherry glasses - etched factory marks, the decanter 26cm high, the glasses 10.8cm high; together with two Stuart cut glass carafes, the larger 26.3cm high; and a set of five cut glass small dessert wine glasses10.2cm high. (14)

A set of 12 x Edwardian Greek key engraved port or sherry glasses - 12.7cm high; together with a pair of similar glasses, 11.5cm high; and a set of four similarly decorated glasses with narrower round funnel bowls, 12.2cm high. (18)

Four Elizabeth II silver wine labels - comprising a set of three of oval cartouche form, A Chick & Sons Ltd, London 1976 and 1978, comprising 'Gin', 'Sherry' and 'Whisky'; the other 'Port' label of rectangular form by the same maker, London 1978; together with a Victorian silver apostle tea spoon, London 1897 (total silver weight 65.5g); a white metal mustard spoon; a cased set of EPNS coffee spoons; and a cased set of bone-handled tea knives.

LESLIE MOFFAT WARD (1888-1978) Shipwrights with the ship Primrose, Hastings, Port of Ryesigned pencil bottom right, numbered '6' bottom left, linocut, 27cm x 34cm

A PAIR OF RIVETTED BRASS PORT HOLE MIRRORS38cm diameter, with a black and white photograph of the liner from which they were salvaged (2)

A pair of vintage silver glasses with tinted glass made in Port Henderson, Jamaica not complete and a pair of lorgnettes

A bottle of The Bailie Nicol Jarve, old scotch whisky, a bottle of Grahams Malvedos 1984 port, two bottles of Moet brut Champagne (6)

[Naval] An interesting collection of documents relating to the Dutch Destroyer Hr. Ms. Kortenaer (previously HMS Scorpion - taken into active service by the Royal Dutch Navy in 1945), including details of specific assignments, information for crew and a lengthy first hand account of the ship's departure from The Netherlands in 1945 for emergency active duty patrolling around the waters of the Dutch East Indies helping suppress the freedom movement “...more than two thousand Amsterdammers and family saw us off..” then the voyage hit rough waters “..seasickness has taken hold of 90% of the crew...tables & benches fell over...a tin of jam rolls from starboard to port – nobody cares, they are all much too ill!!” and at the lunch table later only 6 of the 15 officers appeared. Loading oil at Gibraltar they encounter other Dutch vessels and minesweepers heading for the Indies. And their arrival at Columbo is met by “..a harbour full of Warships, Battleships, Aircraft Carriers, Cruisers, Hunters, Minesweepers, supply ships and more, the Kortenaer gets a place alongside an English Hunter”. The 150 newcomers onboard are subject to a Baptism ceremony, where they are are shaved with huge razors and rinsed off with the fire hose before each receiving a certificate as proof they are now true seamen. On reaching their final destination at Tanjung Priok they are welcomed by Hr. Ms.Tromp, Heemskerck, Piet Hein and Van Galen along with three submarines. Detailed assignments include a landing order on Dec. 6th near Soengaihantoe after a cargo of military material was taken ashore and partly stolen, Instructions for the Spotter in Pandang “Operation Emma” Nov. 1946, reports of attacks in Kangean with orders for providing assistance, patrolling the coast around Semarang, assisting on the Island of Mendanau, Kampang Batakan and Katajaan following attacks by armed extremists etc. There are instructions for the correct proceedures during battery attacks, notes for commanders on dress codes, danger areas, patrol reports, entertainment etc on taking leave at Ceylon. Regulations concerning marriages. Quarentine rules. Notes regarding the security add guarding of the Kortenaer and port regulations at Zaandam. Other items include lists of Government furniture provided in a First Officer's cabin, notes for responding to indirect bombardment while anchored and several Marine Reunion dinner programmes, towing problems, a lecture on Destroyers, Combat role compilation guide etc and a photograph with gun crew aboard the Kortenaer. Approximately 100 pages, mostly in Dutch with some English [The Kortenaer returned to The Netherlands in 1948, she supported the United Nations in Korea (1950-53) and served as a destroyer until the late 1950’s before being decommissioned and scrapped in 1962].

Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl Timisoara, 1860 - Rome, 1933"Port scene", pastel on paper, within wooden frame, signed and dated on the bottom right33x50 cm.

Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl Timisoara, 1860 - Rome, 1933"Port scene", pastel on paper, within wooden frame, signed and dated on the bottom right33x50 cm.

Waterford Colleen six wine, eight port and six liqueur glasses.

A 1982 bottle of Royal Oporto port in gift box with bar tools. 

Collection of Port Meirion 'Botanic Garden' to include mugs, storage jars, soap dispensers, jugs, dishes, etc (3 boxes)

Eight bottles of alcohol - boxed Taylors Vintage Port 2010, Dow's Christmas Reserve Port, Blandy's Madeira, Cockburns port etc

Warhammer - Eight boxed Warhammer The Horus Heresy The Siege Of Terra leather / cotton maps featuring The Imperial Palace, Mercury - Exultant Kill - Zone, Lion's Gate Space Port, The Sol System, etc, vg

A collection of six hallmarked silver bottle tag / wine labels. The lot to include a whisky tag and a gin tag. Hallmarked year 1977 Birmingham. Sponsor marks for S J Rose & Son. Together with a port tag and a sherry tag. Hallmarked year 1981 Birmingham. Sponsors mark for S J Rose & Son. Further together with a rum tag and a sherry tag. Hallmarked year 1981 Birmingham. Sponsors mark for Ray Hall. Total gross weight approx. 109g.Largest measures approx. 7cm L x 2.3cm H

WEST INDIES -- LENNEP COSTER, G. v. Aanteekeningen, gehouden gedurende mijn verblijf in de West-Indiën in de jaren 1837-1840. Amst., J.F. Schleijer, 1842. viii, 359 pp. W. 3 lithogr. plates by H.J. Backer. Or. blue printed brds. (Spine dam./partly gone, a bit loosening, some marg. stains, browned & foxed throughout).NOTE: The views depict Fort Zeelandia Paramaribo, harbour of Porto Cabello and Port au Prince. - Tiele 272; Cat. NHSM I, 263; Sabin 40031.

WEST INDIES -- "LE FORT ROYAL dans l'isle de la Martinique. Vu du Mouillage" - "LE PORT St. George, dans l'isle de la Grenade. Vu du côté de l'Est" - Paris, Gouaz Graveur, n.d. (c. 1780). 2 plain engr. harbour views after N. Ozanne by J.-F. Ozanne, captioned in the plates. 210 x 350 mm. (Somewhat soiled, but in v.g. condition). -- "VUE DE L'ETABLISSEMENT des missions à St. Johns dans l'Isle d'Antigoa aux Indes occidentales" - "VUE DE GRACEHILL dans l'Isle d'Antigoa (…)" - "VUE DE CEDARHALL dans l'Isle d'Antigoa". - Basel, Birmann & Fils, n.d. (c. 1835). 3 aquatint views (first 2 mentioned in colour) after L. Stobwasser. 192 x 280 mm (image size). -- (5).

One cubic metre of shipment to the Caribbean TRANSPAKSHIP having been shipping for over 50 years to all destinations. Would like to donate a shipment - one cubic meter to the Caribbean. Ideal for anyone with a second home or wanting to send a gift to a relative/friend. Port only - this will exclude charges at the destination. TRANSPAKSHIP will be able to guide you.

Porzellanteller Luftwaffe LG1 JU88 RK mit Schwertern Joachim HelbigPorzellanteller der persönlichen Besatzung eines der erfolgreichsten Kampfliegers der Luftwaffe, des Trägers des Ritterkreuzes mit Eichenlaub und Schwertern Joachim Helbig mit Aufhängevorrichtung, handgemalt.Vorderseitig Wappen des Luftwaffengeschwaders 1Rückseitig Inschrift:JU88 / 2.Gruppe Oberstleutnant Helbig (Joachim Helbig, Ritterkreuz mit Eichenlaub und Schwertern) 3.Staffel Major GreweBesatzung:Flugzeugführer Oberleutnant Werner OrthBeobachter Oberfeldwebel Fred RichertBordfunker Feldwebel Günter AltmannBordschütze Unteroffizier Hans WlokaBalkan, Kreta, Malta, Suezkanal, Tobruk, El Alamein, Suez / Haifa, Port Said, Alexandria, Geleitzugbekämpfung von Kreta und Sizilien.Abschuß 1944 Nordfrankreich, Vitrie, Gefangenschaft Invasion

Selection of assorted Sherrys and port includes Croft, Cockburns etc

Vintage Stuart Crystal glass decanter with a silver port tag and 5 Stuart crystal port glasses

Isobel Wallis (South African, 20th century): Port Elizabeth Library, Victoria, South Africa, signed, oil on canvas, 49 by 39cm, framed, 59 by 48.5cm.

Five vintage bottles of Port and two others **PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PACKING AND POSTING**

Recent service and full inspection with Precision Porsche LtdLow mileage exampleFour speed manual UK matching numbers 930This fantastic example of the iconic 930 Turbo was first registered on 5th May 1988, nearly 37 years prior to the date of the auction. Presented in its original colours of Grand Prix White over a navy blue/linen leather trim and carpets, this four speed manual turbo has a mere 50,548 on the clock and thus presents as one of the best preserved and desirable 911 Turbos money can buy. Our vendor has sadly decided to sell the car due to illness, having purchased the car in 2018 from its fifth owner who had stored the car in a dry garage for many years. For the current owner, as a retired race engineer, this was a retirement treat, a car that needed some mechanical recommissioning but that represented a very well kept, low mileage, time warp example. Upon purchase and whilst still working as a race engineer on classic F1 cars, the first port of call was to have the car worked through. Rather than do this personally, given the time and expertise needed, he decided to use the services of Peter Chambers Automotive Ltd, a Porsche specialist in Gloucestershire who the vendor knew. The detail of what followed can be found on the receipts in the history file (and online), it included a full engine and drivetrain rebuild so that this car would not skip a beat… the cost of such expertise was in excess of £38,000 and all completed in October of 2019. After a time running in the engine, our vendor has enjoyed using the car for navigation rallies and owners club meets with his partner and describes the car as an absolute joy, revelling in the turbo spool that such an 80’s icon provides.Sadly, of late our vendor has suffered ill health and with a heavy heart he has decided the car must find a new home. But true to our vendor’s ways, he wanted to make sure that the car was in perfect working order for its new owner. Since he could no longer work on the car himself, he commissioned one of the country’s leading Porsche specialists local to him, Precision Porsche Ltd, to carry out a 12,000-mile service, a few other minor maintenance jobs and to prepare a 38-page pre-purchase inspection report of the vehicle. The report can be found in the history file and online providing some of the very best confidence in such a collectable vehicle.The car itself has been fully detailed and presents fantastically retaining its originality with very little paint having been put to the car over the years, it still wears the original trim, stereo, key and key pouch and the full book pack all available.The 930 Turbo ‘Widowmaker’ has long been an iconic Porsche and low mileage examples are rare finds, a car with such incredible recent mechanical care is as rare as ‘hens’ teeth’. This car was not expected to see the open market for some time however circumstances have aligned to bring an opportunity to own one of the best privately owned and honest examples. Consigned by Mathew PriddyService history summary27/07/1988 1,542 Merlin Porsche, Derbyshire, First Service18/04/1989 5,955 JCT 600 (Hull) Ltd Porsche, Yorkshire, 6,000 mile service08/12/1989 7,706 Lancaster Colchester Ltd Porsche, Essex14/01/1991 11,951 Chariots St. Albans Ltd Porsche, Hertfordshire24/11/1992 26,077 Chariots St. Albans Ltd Porsche, Hertfordshire10/10/1993 29,642 St. Martin’s Main Road Porsche, Jersey15/08/1995 33,748 St. Martin’s Main Road Porsche, Jersey10/10/1996 38,412 St. Martin’s Main Road Porsche, Jersey (included new clutch)15/12/1999 46,743 A N Yates-Smith, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex12/12/2000 47,269 A N Yates-Smith, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex11/12/2001 47,654 A N Yates-Smith, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex16/12/2002 47,892 A N Yates-Smith, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex12/01/2004 48,039 A N Yates-Smith, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex04/10/2019 48,346 Peter Chambers Automotive Ltd, Porsche Specialist, Gloucestershire - see detailed invoices - £38,7000 spend13/03/2025 50,540 Precision Porsche Ltd, Porsche Specialist, East Sussex - see detailed invoice and Service and Pre-Purchase Inspection Reports JUST 50,548 MILES FROM NEWRECENT SERVICE & FULL INSPECTION WITH PRECISION PORSCHEFOUR SPEED DESIRABLE UK MATCHING NUMBERS CAR

Fitted with 2.8 litre engineRestored exampleThe Mercedes-Benz W113 roadsters, designed by Paul Bracq, were produced from 1963 through to 1971 and were known as the 'pagoda roof' SL. All models boast an inline six-cylinder engine with multi-port fuel injection. Rear-wheel drive configuration was complemented by independent rear suspension, a feature that greatly improved road handling. The 230 SL made a remarkable debut at the prestigious Geneva Motor Show in March 1963 where the famous German engineer Fritz Nallinger introduced it as follows "It was our aim to create a very safe and fast sports car with high performance which, despite its sports characteristics, provides a very high degree of travelling comfort."This late Mercedes-Benz Pagoda example was originally registered on 16th March 1971 and presents wonderfully in blue with a contrasting cream interior. The paintwork is excellent and the trim work has been completed to a very high standard. The matching blue hood is new and complements the high quality of the works undertaken. Sold by ourselves in May 2021 as an unfinished project, this stunning Pagoda is now complete and ready to be enjoyed. At some point in the car’s life, it was fitted with a 2778cc Mercedes-Benz engine, this change is recorded on the V5C registration document which is present. Viewing is highly recommended; this desirable right hand drive automatic Mercedes-Benz is offered to auction at what can only be considered an extremely realistic price. Consigned by Dominic Lake Interested parties should note that the private registration plate shown is to be retained by the vendor and a new, age-related registration issued instead. FITTED WITH 2.8 LITRE ENGINERESTORED EXAMPLEREADY TO GO

Warre vintage port 1963, one bottle together with Grahams vintage port 1960, two bottles.

Marcel Mazar (French , 20th century), "Le Port", oil on canvas, signed, 45.5x54.5cm, framedBonhams label to frame verso.

David Roberts RA (Scottish, 1796 - 1864) A pair of Middle Eastern views One of the Port of Tyre, the other 'Conference at Wady Moosa' Lithograph Property of a nobleman To be sold without reserve Dimensions: (Frame) 21 in. (H) x 25 in. (W) (Image) 10 in. (H) x 13.5 in. (W)

An incomplete Hornby 00 gauge boxed set ‘Orient Express.’ R1038. The loco should be Merchant Navy class ‘United States Lines.’ Instead, it is No.35027 ‘Port Line’ BR lined green (E). Three Pullman coaches – Minerva, Cygnus & Ibis are duplicated, total of six (NM). No track or control unit is present. The red presentation chest is (NM) and the outer corrugated box is (BE)

DAVID GENTLEMAN R. D. I. (BRITISH 1930-) MOMBASA: OUTER WALLS OF PORT JESUS, 1976 signed and dated in ink (lower left), pen, ink and watercolour on paper 38cm x 55.5cm (15in x 21 7/8in) The Collection of Gillian Raffles.

Of Gibraltar interest, General John Wynyard (1677-1752) Commander in Chief of British Forces at Gibraltar and Port Mahon, rare handwritten period account of his orders and copies of his letters from July 1747- April 1748

A box of assorted china, to include tea port, German jug, patch boxes etc

An unusually heavy George III silver bottle label along with 4 others, mark of Thomas Phipps, Edward Robinson & James Phipps, London 1812, decorated with two putti and trailing vines, pierced lettering for PORT, 36g, together with another of similar style, mark of Matthew Linwood, Birmingham 1818, engraved CLARET, a rectangular example, mark of Thomas Wallis II, London 1805, engraved BRANDY, a rectangular example, mark of Elizabeth Morley, London 1809, engraved MADEIRA, and an unmarked example, tests as silver, escutcheon shaped, engraved WHITE WINE (5)

A collection of 7 George III and later silver bottle labels by notable silversmiths, first, a matching pair, mark of George Unite, Birmingham 1897, in the form of vine leaves with pierced lettering for PORT and MADEIRA; second, mark of Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1839, of rectangular form with a border of repoussé fruiting vines around a cartouche engraved LISBON; third, mark of Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1806, rectangular with cut corners and reeded border, engraved GIN (originally HOLLANDS); fourth, mark of George Unite, Birmingham 1887, rectangular with cut corners and reeded border, engraved NOYEAU; fifth, mark of Sampson Mordan & Company, London 1921, circular, marked CLARET and sixth, mark of Hester Bateman, part mark only, of curvilinear ovoid form with bright cut engraved decoration, engraved WHITE WINE (7)

A collection of eleven 19th century and later bottle labels, all apparently unmarked but tested as silver, including two unusually large examples with cut-out lettering for SCOTCH WHISKEY and CHABLIS, a matching pair with pierced lettering for BRANDY and WHISKEY, three plain rectangular examples engraved LIME JUICE, CALCAVELLA and FRONTINIAC, an initial B, a shell shaped example with pierced lettering for WHISKEY, a decorative example with pierced lettering for PORT, and a further decorative example engraved WHISKY (11)

Taylors 1976 vintage port; Warre's 1985 vintage port; and 1982 Chateau Macquin St Georges, all 75cl (3)Shipping POA https://www.bradleys.ltd/quotation-request-form

Royal Engineers 1st, 2nd and 3rd Port Task Force formation signs

SCOTTISH SCHOOOL (20TH CENTURY), PORT SETON HARBOUR watercolour on paper, initialled 'J P', dated 1922 and titledmounted, framed and under glassoverall size 29cm x 34cm Some scratches to the frame, no other visible damage to the lot

GROUP OF SILVER ITEMS, including napkin rings, teaspoons, sherry and port labels

Smith (Chas.) The Ancient and Present State of the County and City of Waterford, 8vo Dublin 1774. Second Edn., port. frontis, lg. fold. County Map & 6 other lg. fold. plts. & maps, later hf. calf. (1)

Chesterfield - Letters Written by The Late Rt. Hon. Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, to His Son,... 2 vols. lg. 4to Lond. (J. Dodlsey) 1774. First Edn., Engd. port. frontis, 2 hf. titles, cont. full calf, raised bands, gilt tooled mor. labels, joints weakening. (2)

New Place Edition Shakespeare: The Tragical History of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, folio Lond. (Adam & Charles Black) 1911. Ed. Sydney Humphries New Place Edition - Limited to 500 Copies. L.P. Copy Port. frontis partly unopened, uncut, orig. gilt decor. black buckram. V. good copy. (1)

Buchanan (Geo.) Operia Omnia, Historica, Chronologica, Juridica, Politica, Satyrica & Poetica... Curante Thomas Ruddimanno, A.M., ... et Praefatione Petri Burmanni, 2 vols. lg. thick 4to Leyden (J.A. Langerak) 1725. Vol. I with engd. port. frontis & red & bl. title, cont. full vellum, labels worn. Emf. (2)

Brash (R. Rolt) The Ogam Inscribed Monuments of the Gaedhil, 4to Lond. 1879. First Edn., port. frontis numerous plates fold. map; also Wilkinson (Geo.) Practical Geology and Ancient Architecture of Ireland, sm. folio Lond. 1845. First Edn., litho frontis & sim. pts. text illus., both recent cloth. Ex. library. (2)

Dickens (Charles) The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, One vol. in two, London 1839. First Edn., port. frontis & plts. after Phiz, cont. full tan mor., gilt spines, mor. labels; also The Posthumous Papers of The Pickwick Club, 8vo Lond. 1838, First Edn., hf. title, frontis & add. title, illus. after Seymour & Phiz, cont. hf. mor.; and The Personal History of David Copperfield, Lond. 1850 First Edn., add. engd. title, frontis & plts. by H.K. Browne, cont. hf. mor. (4)

Very Fine Copy Praeger (Rob. Lloyd) The Way that I Went,  An Irishman in Ireland, roy 8vo Dublin 1937. First Edn., port. frontis., uncut, blue cloth & orig. dust wrappers. V. good clean copy. (1)

Temple - The Works of Sir William Temple, Bart, 4 vols. 8vo Lond. 1770. New Edn., port. frontis Vol. I, full calf, spines dam. (4)

Wills (James) & Wills (F.) The Irish Nation: its History and its Biography, 4 vols. Edin (A. Fullarton & Co.) 1871, First Edn., engd. add. t.p., port. plts. etc., throughout, contemp. gilt and blind decor. cloth. Good set. (4)

Pike (W.T.) Publishers - Young (Rob. M.) Belfast and the Province of Ulster in the 20th Century, lg. sq. folio Brighton 1909. New Contemporary Biographies. Cold. frontis & illus. & port. thro.-out, orig. mor. backed silk cloth, tooled gilt spine with shamrock & flowers. V. good. Rare.(1) * In specially woven Irish linen boards.

Helmholtz (H.) Popular Lectures on Scientific Subjects,... With An Introduction by Professor Tyndall. 8vo Lond. 1873. First English Edn., hf. title, text illus., title tamped 'Birr Castle' with coronet on top; also Second Series, of above, trans. by E. Atkinson, 8vo Lond. 1881. First Edn., unopened; also Schorlemner (Carl) The Rise and Development of Organic Chemistry, Lond. 1894. Revised Edn., hf. title, port. frontis. All orig. cloth. (3)

Bindings: Ritchie (Leitch) Ireland Picturesque an Romantic, imp. 8vo Lond. 1838. Engd. frontis cold. add. title & plts. a.e.g., cont. full green mor. profusely tooled in gilt, by A. Birdsall, Northampton; Goldsmith (Oliver) The Poetical Works Complete, Lond. 1816. In Improved Edition. Port. frontis & end. wd. cuts by Austin, cont. crimson mor. blind & gilt tooled borders & spine; Cowper (Wm.) Poems, 2 vols. Lond. 1820, full gilt purple mor.; Eliot (F.) Diary of an idle Woman in Constantinople, Lond. 1893, hf. crimson mor. (5)

Petty (Sir Wm.) Political Survey of Ireland, 8vo Lond. 1719. Second Edn., sm. piece cut from center of title, & last leaf of text; Smith (C.) ... County and City of Waterford, Dublin 1774. Second Edn., port. frontis & 3 fold. plts. only; Ledwich (Ed.) The Antiquities of Ireland, 4to Dublin 1804. Second Edn., engd. frontis add. engd. title, & plts. (some fold.) browned thro-out, all calf, dam. As a coll., w.a.f. (3)

All by Irish Authors Rome: Whiteside (James) The Vicissitudes of the Eternal City; or Ancient Rome with Notes Classical and Historical, 8vo Lond. 1849. First Edn., fold. map frontis, title inscribed in m/ss, orig. cloth; Maguire (J.F.) Rome: its Ruler and its Institutions, Lond. 1857. First Edn., frontis cloth;  Neligan (Rev. Wm. H.) Rome: It's Churches, its Charities and its Schools, 8vo N. York 1858. First Edn., port. frontis, browned as usual thro-out, from Christian Brothers Library, Peacock Lane, Cork, inscribed, orig. cloth; Nolan (Rev. J.) History of The Irish National Pilgrimage to Rome; 8vo Lond. 1893. Peoples Edition, adverts at front & end part, frontis & illus. thro.-out, orig. gilt lettered cloth. All Scarce. (4) * Inscribed Presentation Copy.

Ware (Sir James) The Whole Works of, 2 vols. folio Dublin 1739. Revised and Improved by Walter Harris. Engd. port. many lg. fold. plts.; also The Antiquities and History of Ireland, folio Dublin 1705, all later cloth. Ex. Library. (3)