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Autograph Manuscripts
Catalogue of fine books, illuminated manuscripts and autograph letters
Catalogue of rare and valuable books, important illuminated and historical manuscripts and autograph letters, manuscripts and relics of Charlotte Brontë
Catalogue of rare and valuable printed books and choice illuminated and other manuscripts, sacred and secular, autograph letters and modern historical and literary documents, editiones principes and first editions of modern authors, very fine illuminated books of hours, missals, breviaries, bibles, private prayer books, early metrical romances, historical and ecclesiastical writings; productions of the early English press, collections relating to fairs and other pleasure resorts, publications of the Kelmscott and other presses. First editions of Shelley and C. Lamb, the three original Voyages of Frobisher; original drawings from Holbein’s portraits, done for Chamberlaine’s edition, 1780-1790; King Glumpus and the Exquisites, illustrated by Thackeray; autograph manuscripts of Robert Burns, and many other rare and valuable books and manuscripts.
Stevens's historical collections. Catalogue of the first portion of the extensive and varied collections of rare books and manuscripts relating chiefly to the history and literature of America comprising the great collections of voyages and travels of De Bry (in Latin and German) Hulsius Thevenot Purchas and Hakluyt with early separate voyages of the Dutch English and French navigators; early American history and literature; Burns's autograph poems; black-letter and other early English and American ballads; Chaucer's Works 1532; highly important collections of manuscripts relating to Sir Francis Drake, the colony of Georgia, New England and Virginia including 18 of the earliest autograph letters of Washington and Henry Stevens's Franklin collection
Catalogue of valuable autograph letters, manuscripts and historical documents
Comus and other poems
Comus and other poems
Observations on an autograph of Shakespeare, and the orthography of his name