marsh, with numerous designs by the author on copper and wood, first ed., 2 vol. (several plates slightly foxed), orig. cl., John Macrone, 1840, 8vo. (260), March 1, Sotheby [Another copy, Feb. 23, £4.] Spencer, £8 5s. Thackeray (W. M.) Rebecca and Rowena, first ed., col. plates by R. Doyle, in the orig. bds., g.e., 1850, 8vo. (801), Nov. 15, Sotheby Quaritch, £18 [Anderson Galleries, Nov. 29, $42.50; May 9, $13.] Thackeray (W. M.). Perry (Kate). Reminiscences of a London Drawing Room, Chesham Place, 1849, orig. blue wrappers, title in gt. on front wrapper, enclosed in cl. covers, lettered on front. (Privately printed, circa 1860), 8vo. (687), March 1, Anderson Galleries $22

[A few copies were made for presentation. Miss Perry was a firm friend of Thackeray's. The present work contains her account of the selection of the name for Thackeray's "Vanity Fair"; also many interesting notices of Thackeray. Scarce.]

Thackeray (W. M.) Rose and the Ring, first ed., plates and woodcuts, 1855-Our Street, second ed., col. plates, orig. bds., 1848, together 2 vol., 8vo. (803), Nov. 15, Sotheby [Anderson Galleries, Nov. 29, $60.] Spencer, £16 Thackeray (W. M.) Second Funeral of Napoleon, in Three Letters to Miss Smith, of London, and the Chronicle of the Drum, by Mr. M. A. Titmarsh, orig. gray printed wrappers, rebacked, London, Hugh Cunningham, 1841, 12mo. (490), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries $910

[Edward Fitzgerald's copy, with his autograph on the leaf of contents. Anderson Galleries, Dec. 6, $250.] Thackeray (W. M.) Snob, a Literary and Scientific Journal, not conducted by Members of the University," Nos. 3-6, 9-10, with title, dedication, preface and index-The Gownsman (formerly called) "The Snob," a Literary and Scientific Journal, now conducted by Members of the University, Nos. 16 and 17, with title, dedication, preface and index, Cambridge, 1829-30, 8vo. (79), Dec. 13, Sotheby Spencer, £5 5s.

[Anderson Galleries, Nov. 29, $1,575.] Thackeray (W. M.) The Snob, 7 nos. of, on papers of different colours, with title, etc., 5 11., Cambridge, 1829-The Gownsman, Nos. 2 to 17 (being a set with the exception of No. 1, and without title), ib. [1830]-The Individual, Nos. I to 15, also on paper of different colours, ib., 1836-7—— The Snob's Trip to Paris and The Cambridge Odes, by Peter Persius, ib., n.d., bd. together in 1 vol., cl., the edges wholly uncut, 16mo. (473), June 2, Hodgson Spencer, ₤26 Thackeray (W. M.) Vanity Fair, first ed., illustrations by the author, in the orig. 19-20 nos., wrappers, 1847-8, 8vo. (200), Dec. 1, Puttick Brown, £188 [Feb. 9, cf., £2 17s. 6d.; Sotheby, April 25, mor., presentation copy, £64; June 9, cl., £25; April 25, cl., £17;

Hodgson, Oct. 27, cf., £2 18s.; June 2, cl., £3; Anderson Galleries, Nov. 29, parts, $750; March 1, parts, $190.] Thackeray (W. M.) The Virginians, a Tale of the Last Century, engraved titles, 46 plates and numerous woodcuts by the author, the orig. 24 parts (plates slightly discol. and backs of wrappers very neatly repaired, otherwise in remarkably clean state), Bradbury & Evans, Nov., 1857Oct., 1859 (249), June 10, Hodgson Hollings, £8 15s.

[June 23, 2 vol., hf. mor., £6; Sotheby, July 27, 2 vol., orig. parts and wrappers, £8; Dec. 20, 2 vol., parts, 10; April 25, 2 vol., parts, not complete, £7; Puttick, May 4, parts, £5 5s.; July 15, parts, £8; Dec. 1, parts, 11; Anderson Galleries, Nov. 29, parts, $100; May 9, parts, $57.50.]

Thackeray (W. M.) King Glumpus, an Interlude in One Act [for private circulation only], with 3 illustrations by Thackeray, blue crushed levant mor., by Rivière, London, 1837, 12mo. (487), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries $2,000

"

[This copy contains conclusive proof that the book was written by John Barrow. Laid in is a letter from Edward Batty (nephew of John Barrow) telling of having inherited it from his mother, to whom it was presented by Barrow. The fly-leaf is inscribed: Johanna Maria Batty, 1837, from her dear Brother John Barrow." No secret was made of the fact that Thackeray illustrated it. Laid in also is the bookplate of Sir John Barrow.] Thackeray (W. M.) The Exquisites, a Farce in Two Acts, 4 lithograph plates from drawings by Thackeray, col. by hand, orig. limp bds., London, 1839, 12mo. (488), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries $3,000

[The play is a companion to "King Glumpus," though a more ambitious performance, the text filling thirtyseven pages. Both are by John Barrow. The four illustrations are unquestionably by Thackeray (see Athenæum, Feb. 23, 1907).]

Thackeray (W. M.) Captain Rook & Mr. Pigeon, taken from Meadows'" Heads of the People," text and 2 illustrations, together with special title-page and two orig. pen-and-ink drawings by Thackeray, being his own conceptions of the ports. of Captain Rook" and "Mr. Pigeon," the drawings inlaid to size, full crimson levant, gt. back and inside borders, g.e., by Rivière, 8vo. (693), March 1, Anderson Galleries $360

[These drawings were suggestions by Thackeray to Meadows as to the appearance of the two characters of his sketch. On Rook's portrait, Thackeray has written, in his slanting handwriting: "Captain Rook, about 35, a gentlemanly villainous-looking man, not exaggerated in countenance." The other portrait bears Thackeray's caption: "Mr. Pigeon, looking young, beardless, debauched." Meadows evidently did not coincide with

Thackeray's ideas, for the engraved portraits bear not the slightest resemblance to Thackeray's drawings.] [Thackeray (W. M.)] Flore et Zephyr. Ballet Mythologique, dedié a Flore, par Theophile Wagestaff, 9 plates slightly tinted, including the title, orig. wrappers, in a red mor. solander case, London, J. Mitchell, 1836, folio (486), Nov. 29, Anderson Galleries $1,000 Thackeray (W. M.) A Set of Original Drawings in pen and ink, representing characters from the Yellowplush Papers, etc., signed, on 5 sheets of paper, mounted on brown paper, folio (653), April 25, Sotheby Hart, £4 Thackeray (W. M.) Illustrations to The Surprising Adventures of Three Men,' a series of 10 lithographed plates, with descriptive lines, orig. cl., with gt. ornamentation and title on sides, stucco binding (loose in covers), N.p.. n.d., imp. 8vo. (692), March 1, Anderson Galleries $1,025 [This remarkable specimen of Thackeray's early work is one of but three copies known at the present time. It was privately printed "For presentation only," and was in all probability issued shortly after Thackeray left college, when he was a man of substantial fortune. The lines describing the humorous illustrations are those of "The Three Sailors," which appeared in Bevan's "Sand and Canvas." The story of his reciting them at a Bohemian party in Rome is well known. That these lines are Thackeray's no one can doubt, and the ballad is included in Lady Ritchie's last ed. Furthermore, Thackeray was so extremely proud of his artistic abilities that he would never in his earlier years have permitted another artist to have illustrated his own ballad; in fact, no other artist could have interpreted the spirit of it as he has done. There are so many similarities between the illustrations in this piece and many of his drawings in "Thackerayana " as to leave no room to doubt the hand of Thackeray in these Surprising Adventures." Thackeray (W. M.) A Collection of the Works of Thackeray, together with Biographical and Bibliographical Works on Thackeray by various authors, first eds., except where noted, 68 vol., uniformly bd. in crushed gray levant mor., gt. backs, gt. tops, many uncut and many with orig. covers bd. in, by Rivière and Worsfold, v.p., 1838-1891, 16m0. to folio (251), Feb. 8, Anderson Galleries $1,150 Thackeray (W. M.) Works, orig. Library ed., with illustrations by the author and others, 22 vol., hf. yellow cf. gt., m.e., 1869 (242), June 2, Hodgson Joseph, £10 IOS.

[Dec. 16, cl., £6 2s. 6d.; Anderson Galleries, March 1, mor., $85; Puttick, Oct. 20, cl., 21 vol. only, £5 15s. ; Oct. 20, mor., 16; Dec. 1, mor., £16 10s.; American Art Association, Jan. 24, cl., $120; Sotheby, June 9. cl., 10; May 25, cf., £11.]

Thackeray (W. M.) Works, with the orig. illustrations by the author, all proofs on India paper, 52 vol., three-quarters

red levant mor., London, Smith, Elder & Co., 1878, roy. 8vo. (582), Dec. 6, Anderson Galleries

$200

[Ed. de luxe, limited to 1,000 copies. Hodgson, April 29, 24 vol., cl., £5 2s. 6d.; May 26, 24 vol., cl., £7; Sotheby, April 25, 24 vol., bds., £6 15s.]

Thackeray (W. M.) Works, numerous plates by the author and others, 26 vol., hf. olive mor., g.t., Smith, Elder & Co., 1883-6 (130), July 18, Sotheby Bumpus, £21

[July 27, cl., £6 2s. 6d.; American Art Association, Jan. 25, mor., $165.]

Thames Tunnel. Panoramic View, in concertina form, in orig. slip-case, n.d., 8vo. (68), Feb. 9, Puttick Lewis, £1 2s. 6d. Thane (J.) British Autography, a Collection of Facsimiles of the Handwriting of Royal and Illustrious Personages, with their Portraits, 3 vol., blue mor., gt. border round edges, g.e., n.d., 4to. (422), Dec. 2, Sotheby Parsons, £6 IOS.

[May 9, £4 10s.; Oct. 25, 1788, £2 12s. 6d.; Nov. 24, £3 12s. 6d.] Theatrum Chemicum præcipuos selectorum auctorum tractatus de Chemiæ et lapidis philosophici Antiquitate, woodcuts, folding plates and diagrams (one plate very slightly torn), 6 vol., vell., rare, Strassburg, Everhard Zetzner, 1659-61, 8vo. (498), July 13, Sotheby

Wheldon, £5 5S. Theobald [Lewis]. Shakespeare Restored, or a Specimen of the many errors. by Mr. Pope, in his late ed. of this poet, cf., Printed for R. Franklin, 1726, 4to. (168), April 18, Sotheby Dobell, £3 Theocritus. Idylles traduites par J. B. Gail, plates in two (some in three) states, one of each col., 2 vol., straightgrained red mor. gt., blue silk linings, Paris, 1796, 4to. (423), Dec. 2, Sotheby Michelmore, £59 Théodore de Renesse (le Comte). Dictionnaire des Figures Héraldiques, cuts, 7 vol., hf. mor., a fine set, Bruxelles, 1894-1903 (521), July 27, Hodgson Thorp, £5 Theophrastus. [De historia et causis plantarum lat. Theodoro Gaza interprete] [Fla, sign. ü.], Theodori Graeci Thessalonicensis ad Nicolaum Quintum Pont Max., 155 l1., 41 lines (inner margin of last leaf slightly wormed), [Hain *15493], hf. roan, [colophon] Impressum Tarvisii per Bartholomeum con Falonarium de Salodio anno domini 1483 die xx. Februari, folio (332), Jan. 17, Sotheby

Davis & Orioli, £13 Theuriet (A.) Mademoiselle Roche, hf. mor., 1890, etc., 8vo. (508), March 17, Sotheby Danielson, £4 7s. 6d. Theuriet (A.) Nos Oiseaux, cent dix compositions de H. Giacomelli gravées sur bois par J. Huyot, front. in two states, with 23 orig. water-colour drawings by Giacomelli and drawing in wash on fly-leaf, hf. crushed green mor., gt. panelled back, Paris, 1887, large 8vo. (776), April 25, Sotheby Shirley, £8 10S.

[Another copy, Jan. 24, £2 5s.]

Thevenot (M.) Relations de divers Voyages Curieux, plates, 4 vol. in 2, cf., 1683, folio (222), June 15, Puttick

H. Stevens, £7 15s. [Anderson Galleries, Oct. 18, 1681 ed., $61; Jan. 24, 1652 ed., $120.] Thevet (Andre). Les Singularitez de la France Antarctique, autrement nommé Amérique et de plusieurs Terres et Isle découvertes de nostre temps, orig. cf. gt. (hinges weak), Anvers, Ch. Plantin, 1558, 12mo. (190), May 16, Anderson Galleries $80

[Jan. 24, 1568, $415; May 16, 1568, $600; May 16, 1584, $100.]

See Martinique

Thibault de Chauvalon. Thiers (A.) Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire, with folio Atlas, ports. and plates, 21 vol., hf. red mor. gt., presentation copy, with the author's inscription on fly-leaf, 1845-62, 8vo. (455), April 25, Sotheby Edwards, £3 3s. [June 18, 20 vol., 1845, £1; Jan. 24, 20 vol., 1810, £10; July 20, 20 vol., 1870, £5; July 20, 12 vol., 1873, £2 10s.] Thiers (L. A.) History of the French Revolution, translated with Notes by F. Shoberl, ports. and plates, 5 vol., 1881, 8vo. (578), July 13, Sotheby Edwards, £2 6s. [Puttick, Feb. 9, 1838, £2 5s.; Sotheby, July 20, 1895, £1 145.] Thirlwall (C.) History of Greece, Library ed., 8 vol., cf. ex., m.e., 1855, 8vo. (80), Feb. 2, Hodgson £2 28. [Thoma Cantipratensis]. Bonum Universale de Proprietatibus Apum [H.-C. *3644], gothic letter, s.l.a. et typ. n. [Coloniae, J. Koelhoff, ca. 1480]-Nider (J.) Formicarius [H.-C. *11830], gothic letter, initials in red, s.l.a. et typ. n. [Colonia, J. Guldenschaff, ca. 1475], in I vol., old cf. over oak bds. (repaired and one clasp missing), sm. folio (64), July 21, Hodgson

[Early works on bees and ants.]

£23

Thomain (E.) Les Relieurs Francais (1500-1800), illustrations, one of 600 copies, hf. mor., t.e.g., Paris, 1893, 8vo. (860), May 18, Sotheby Maggs, £2 10S. Thomas. Un An à Rome et dans ses Environs, numerous col. plates (some 11. slightly foxed), Paris, Firmin Didot, 1830, folio (926), April 25, Sotheby Hart, £7 5s.

[Another copy, July 20, £4 5s.] Thomas de Argentina, General of the Augustinians. Scripta super quatuor libros sententiarum, 4 parts in 2 vol., lit. goth., in two columns of 53 lines, with signatures, red painted initials, orig. oak bds. covered pigskin, clasps (one missing), [not in Hain, Copinger 603], Strasburg, Martin Flach, 1490, folio (450), June 28, Sotheby

Thorp, £2 5s. Thomas (Fr.) Historia illust. Romanorum a Iano usq. ad captam a Gothis urbem iampridem, woodcuts, red mor. ex., g.e., by Rivière, Roma, 1510, sm. 4to. (1441), May 25, Sotheby Maggs, £6