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Author, Title, Summary	Subject	Price
James Montgomery Autograph Sentiment Signed "J Montgomery" entitled "Motto for the Bible", to "Miss Marshall". Poet and editor (see DNB). One page, 4to, traces of blue paper on which item formerly laid down, condition mainly good, text clear and complete as follows: "Motto for the Bible/ Behold the Book, whose leaves display / Jesus the life, the truth, the way; / Read it with diligence [in the prayer...	Literature	£150.00
James Montgomery (1771-1854), Scottish hymnwriter and poet Autograph Letter Signed to unknown male correspondent; Autograph Signed endorsement of 'Dr. Dick of Dundee'; and facsimile of letter of thanks to his 'Birth-day Benefactors'. The letter (8vo, 1 p) is foxed, but otherwise very good. Had he not been 'engaged for ten days past to dine three or four miles off with an old acquaintance', whom it is too late to disappoint, he would have been happy to avail himself of the kind invitation. Sends best wishes and prayers to the...	Literature, Religion	£220.00
James Moran Stanley Morison 1889-1967 [The Monotype Recorder, vol. 43, no. 3, Autumn 1968]. 32 pages, 4to. Unbound and stitched in original mustard-coloured printed wraps. 8 plates and numerous illustrations in text. Good only with some heavy creasing and a few pencil annotations.	Printing History	£25.00
William Campbell Maclean (1811-1898), Professor of Military Medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley [ William Campbell Maclean, Professor of Military Medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley. ] Autograph Signature ('W. C. Maclean') on valediction to letter. On 6 x 11 cm piece of paper, cut from the end of a letter. Reads: 'I am \| Dear Sir \| Yours faithfully \| W. C. Maclean'. In good condition, lightly aged, with frayed printed slip attached at base of paper.		£20.00
'Wm. Buster, Junr.', pseudonym [English Poor Law Guardians] Printed satirical circular 'To the Ratepayers of this Borough', from 'Wm. Buster, Junr.', concerning his supposed election as a Poor Law Guardian. 1p., 12mo. In small type. On aged and creased paper. Signed in type: 'Beggar and Flames! \| Gentlemen, \| If I am not your Bum Bailiffe, [sic] \| For any dirty work, \| WM. BUSTER, JUNR.' The circumstances surrounding this spoof are unclear. It begins: 'In fact, I feel it a duty devolving upon me,...		£95.00
James Orton, English Victorian poet Autograph Letter Signed to 'R. Steggall' [perhaps the organist Reginald Steggall]. 12mo, 4 pp. Good, with spotting to second leaf of bifolium. Steggall and Orton's 'mutual friend (our very dear friend)' Mrs. Kent has written to tell Orton that Steggall 'will be happy to see my son on Saturday evening at 6'. Orton is grateful to Steggall for thinking 'of my anxiety to retain...	Literature	£56.00
James Pollock, journalist, of the BBC and accredited Correspondent of Argus South African Newspapers Ltd. [Thomas Leask (1839-1912), elephant hunter; big game hunting; safari] Carbon typescript of review, for the magazine 'African Affairs', of Wallis's edition of Leask's 'Southern African Diaries'. 8vo: 3 pp. Lightly creased and aged, but in good condition overall. Text entirely clear and legible. Headed ''African Affairs \| Book Review (Pollock)'. A knowledgeable and readable review, for the magazine 'African Affairs', beginning 'Thomas Leask was a modest elephant-hunter with a passion for...		£56.00
Beatrice Webb [Martha Beatrice Webb, Baroness Passfield, (née Potter; (1858 -1943), sociologist, economist, socialist, labour historian and social reformer] [ Beatrice Webb, social reformer et al ] Typed Letter Signed illegibly Beatrice Webb \| [typed] (Mrs Sidney Webb) to [Thomas Lloyd] Humberstone , touching on the authorship of some articles, Sidney's poor health et al. One page, 8vo, fold marks, good condition. Text: I regret that my husband's serious breakdown in health prevents him from answering your note of March 14th. He tells me that the aticles in The Times quoted in the book were written by himself: he was very fond of writing unsigned articles in...		£180.00
Rev. William Whewell [ Pamphlet; William Whewell ] Newton and Flamsteed. \| Remarks on an Article in Number CIX of the Quarterly Review. Disbound, 19pp., inc. title, some faint foxing, good condition. Note on the background: But Flamsteed was furious when Sir Isaac Newton, who regularly used his data for his own studies, grew tired of Flamsteed's insistence on double-checking every detail before allowing his data to be published...		£0.00
James Pollock, war correspondent [Adolf Hitler; Second World War; Rhodesia; Sudetenland; Munich Agreement] Telegram [from Pollock in German to his newspaper in S. Rhodesia] reporting on the Munich Agreement between Chamberlain and Hitler at Berchtesgaden. On one side of an 8vo leaf. Worn and creased, but with text clear and entire. Printed in red ink, and headed 'POST OFFICE TELEGRAMS, S. RHODESIA.' Four strips of text, reading 'CHAMBERLAIN POINTS AT BERCHTESGADEN HITLER SAID THE SUDETENS MUST HAVE SELF DETERMINATION AND RETURN TO THE REICH IF...	History	£56.00