Lots 11 - 20

Lot #11: MANUSCRIPT ANTIPHONAL ON VELLUM, 161 LEAVES
Circa 1660, folio. Bound in contemporary leather over boards. The clasps and some pieces of leather are missing, there are also some chips. Music and lyrics in black on 4 line red staves. 14 large colored initials, the first damaged. Over 1500 small initials in red and blue or both. Some pages repaired with either old vellum or handmade paper. Overall a sound and very attractive book of sacred music in Latin.
Estimate: $ 5000.00 - $ 7000.00 Sold at $23,000

Lot #12: (BRAQUE) PERSE, ST. JOHN. "L'ORDRE DES OISEAUX."
Paris, Au Vent d'Ales, 1962. Oblong folio. Illustrated by George Braque with 12 colored plates. Bound in original 1/2 morocco with cut paper bird on front board. 1 of 100 copies signed by Braque and Perse. Includes a slipcase.
Estimate: $ 6000.00 - $ 8000.00 Sold at $14,000

Lot #13: DAUMIER, HONORE. ROBERT MACAIRE (CARRICATURANA)
Paris, 1836 - 1839. Quarto. 100 lithograph plates; handcolored and heightened with gum arabic. Bound in full morocco with light rubs. Complete set of Daumier's "Macaire" series. A few spots and a few marginal closed tears; else a beautiful set. Very rare complete with handcolored plates.
Estimate: $ 4000.00 - $ 6000.00 Sold at $17,000

Lot #13A: (DRAWING/SIGNED) CRONE, RAINER. "ANDY WARHOL."
New York, Praeger, 1970. 1st American edition, quarto. And exhaustive Warhol monograph with photo illustrations of his work. Bound in orange cloth (smudged) in tattered dust jacket. Inscribed to "Garian" on the title page with a large drawing of "Campbell's Minestrone Soup." Drawing covers the entire title page, signed "Andy Warhol" at the bottom. In addition, there is a small drawing of a can on the left of the title page signed "W." Drawings by Warhol identifying a soup are quite rare.
Estimate: $ 2500.00 - $ 3000.00 Sold at $1200

Lot #14: SEGUY, E.A. "PRISMES."
Paris, Moreau, circa 1930, quarto. 40 pochoir plates, loose as issued. Original portfolio. Very scarce portfolio of Art Deco designs; a complete set of the plates. Portfolio spine is soiled, color cover has some rubs.
Estimate: $ 1500.00 - $ 2000.00 Sold at $900

Lot #15: (SIGNED) HOMER. "THE ODYSSEY."
Cambridge, Houghton Mifflin, 1929. Quarto. Illustrated with tipped-in color plates by N.C. Wyeth. Bound in 1/2 pigskin over gilt pictorial cloth. The top of the spine is chipped and the spine is lightly browned. 1 of 550 copies signed by Wyeth. Extra suite of plates not present.
Estimate: $ 500.00 - $ 750.00 Sold at $250

Lot #16: (SIGNED) HARDY, THOMAS. "THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE."
New York & London, Harper, 1929. Thick octavo. Illustrated with woodcuts by Clare Leighton. Frontispiece tipped-in. Bound in 1/2 cloth. Fine copy in chipped dust jacket. 1 of 1500 copies signed by Leighton.
Estimate: $ 300.00 - $ 400.00 Sold at $200

Lot #17: (BINDING) DANA, RICHARD. "TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST."
Chicago, Lakeside Press, 1930. Octavo, 2 volumes. Illustrated by Edwin A. Wilson with color decorations and plates. Bound in full navy morocco by Donnelly. Boards decorated with gilt ship on the equator with stars overhead. The primary volume is accompanied by a duplicate set of the plates, all engraver's proofs, bound in full morocco. 1 of 1000 sets however this is a specially bound set with the proofs.
Estimate: $ 500.00 - $ 750.00 Sold at $750

Lot #18: (POGANY) WAGNER, RICHARD. "TANNHAUSER."
London, Harrop, 1911. 12 color and 10 black and white plates by Willy Pogany. Full page and partial page illustrations. Bound in full red morocco, spine darkened.
Estimate: $ 400.00 - $ 600.00

Lot #19: ROYER, LOUIS C. "LA FERMIERE NUE."
Paris, Martin Kaelin, 1928. First edition, 1 of 300 copies, large quarto. 29 color illustrations by Carl Egli. Bound in original printed wraps with glassine. Suede covered slipcase.
Estimate: $ 300.00 - $ 400.00

Lot #20: (DORE) RABELAIS, FRANCOIS. "OEUVRES."
Paris, Garnier Fries, 1873. Folio, 2 vols. Illustrated by Gustave Doré. Bound in original gilt pictorial red cloth. Spine faded.
Estimate: $ 500.00 - $ 750.00 Sold at $325