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LOTS 221-441

221. NEW YORK CITY during the American Revolution. 4to, half blue crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. New York, 1861 PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. EXTRAILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 25 portraits, views, etc.

222. Historical Index to the Manuals of the Corporation. of the City of New York ("Valentine's Manuals"). 1841-1870. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1900

Contains 2325 references.

223. Views of Early New York, with illustrative Sketches. Illustrated with 7 engraved views of New York at various dates, by E. D. French. 8vo, cloth, uncut.

New York: Privately printed, 1904

One of 213 copies printed for the New York Chapter of the Colonial Order of the Acorn.

224. MAP. Recens edita totius Novi Belgii in America Septentrionali siti, delineatio cura et sumtibus Matthaei Seutteri. Large 4to, folded to 4to, and hinged. Bound in half brown morocco.

RARE. This map contains a View of New York, "Neu Jorck sive Neu Amsterdam." It is copied from Danckers, and extends from Chesapeake Bay to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Asher 20.

225. A Scrap Book formed by Mr. Andrews on Old New York matters, containing clippings of "The Tontine Coffee-House" with woodcut illustrations; "New York City Post-Office" illustrated; "The Old Hospital-Gone," with illustrations of the Old Bowery Theatre, The Rotunda, City Hall Park, Merchant's Exchange, etc. Bound in one volume, 4to, half brown morocco, gilt back, gilt top, by Bradstreet.

RARE VIEWS IN NEW YORK

226. NEW YORK. A Collection of Rare Views in New York and its Environs. INDIA PROOFS. Inlaid to tall 4to, half morocco, gilt top. With specially designed title-page by Hosier.

William L. Andrews, 1866

A RARE COLLECTION OF EIGHTEEN INDIA PROOFS, of which thirteen are from the BOURNE SERIES. They are: New York from Weehawk; Landing Place, Cortlandt Street; Grace and Trinity Churches, City Hotel; Landing Place, Barclay St.; Wharf; Whitehall St.; Washington Hotel; Bowery Theatre; Park Theatre & Park Row; St. Thomas' Church; Clinton Hall; Masonic Hall and American Hotel.

227. NEW YORK DAGUERREOTYPED. Illustrated by Wm. L. Andrews. Inlaid to royal 8vo, full maroon levant morocco, panelled sides, gilt edges.

A SERIES OF MAGAZINE ARTICLES, inlaid, and EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of about 50 portraits, views, etc., with a specially designed watercolor title-page, by Hosier. PRINTS FROM THE BOURNE, MIRROR, and PEABODY SERIES, St. Peter's Church, Barclay St., N. Y., LITHOGRAPH BY LEWIS; ORIGINAL DRAWING of the North Dutch Church, from Valentine's Manual; THE VERY SCARCE NEW YORK HOSPITAL, and Free School, No. 1, by Balch, Rawdon, & Co., etc.

228. NEW YORK DIRECTORY. Facsimile of the New York Directory. By David Franks. 8vo, cloth, gilt top.

New York, 1874 Presentation copy from F. B. Patterson, who issued the reprint, to Mr. Andrews, with A. L. s. of presentation.

229. NEW YORK CHURCHES. A Familiar Conversational History of the Evangelical Churches of New York. Woodcuts. 18mo, cloth.

New York, 1838

FIRST EDITION. With bookplate of De Witt C. Morris.

230. NEW YORK FIRE COMPANY. Rules and Orders, to be observed by the Heart-in-Hand Fire-Company, instituted at New York, January, 1781. 16mo, red straight-grain morocco, gilt top (upper margin of title repaired), by Stikeman.

New York: Printed by Geo. Forman for the Company, 1805

FINE COPY. VERY RARE. Contains the names and addresses of the members. It is of unusual occurrence for these old Fire Company orders to appear, as they were of such an ephemeral nature as to preclude very many surviving.

231. NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Procès Verbal of the Ceremony of Installation of President of the New York Historical Society, as it will be performed February 8, 1820. Imp. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. New York, 1820

ONE OF 35 copies on LARGE PAPER, reprinted 1864. Printed for the use of the Members. EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of portraits of Gulian C. Verplanck, Proof on India paper; David Hosack, by A. B. Durand; and John A. Graham, from the original miniature by William Wood. PRESENTATION COPY FROM MR. WOOD.

232.

Collections. Second Series, Vol. 1. Map and plates. 8vo, cloth. New York, 1841 Contains " "Verrazano's Voyage, 1524"; "Lambrechtsen's History of New Netherlands"; "Juet's Journal of Hudson's Voyage", etc.

233. NICOLLS (SIR RICHARD, First British Governor of New York, 1664-68). D. s., double folio, Fort James, New York, March 15, 1666. Confirmation of holding of land in New York, adjoining land of Dirck Jansen, to Thomas Wandell. Witnessed by Matthias Nicolls, Secretary to the Governor. With the embossed seal of Sir Richard Nicolls. Slight tear in fold. Bound, with another piece detailed below in dark green straight-grain morocco, inside dentelles.

A FINE SPECIMEN OF A VERY RARE PAIR OF AUTOGRAPHS. Bound in with Confirmation, is the Deed of this same property, by Thomas Wandell to

Coonraet Ten Eyck. Double folio, Jan. 4, 1672-3. This instrument is witnessed by NICHOLAS BAYARD, SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE, after the re-conquest of New York by the Dutch in 1672. Under the Second English régime, when Dongan was Governor, Bayard was Mayor of New York, AND DREW UP THE DONGAN CHARTER THAT WAS GRANTED IN 1685. THESE TWO PIECES FORM A VERY INTERESTING TRIO OF RARE NEW YORK SIGNATURES.

234. NOVA BRITANNIA. Offering most Excellent Fruits by Planting in Virginia. Exciting all such as be well affected to further the same. 4to, boards, paper label, uncut and unopened. New York: Printed for J. Sabin, 1867

ONE OF FIFTY COPIES ON LARGE PAPER reprinted from the original edition of 1906. Autograph presentation copy from Mr. Sabin to Mr. Andrews.

235. OAKWOOD PRESS. The Battle of the Kegs. By Francis Hopkinson. Portrait inserted. Royal 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet. Oakwood Press, 1866

One of 82 copies.

236. [OLDMIXON (JOHN).] Das Brittische Reich in America sammt dem eroberten Canada mit denen wichtigen Inseln Gadaloupe, Martinique und andern See-Platzen, etc. Engraved view of Quebec and 3 fine colored maps. 2 vols. in one, small 4to, original boards. Sorau: bey Gottlob Hebold, 1761 FINE COPY. Bound in with the above is: "Betrachtung der versteinerten Seesterne und ihrer Theile." By Christian Friedrich Schulzen. With three folding plates. Marschau und Dresden, 1760.

237. PEMBERTON (EBENEZER). A True Servant of his Generation Characterized, And his Promised State of Refreshment Assigned. A Sermon Preached on the Death of the Honourable John Walley, Esq. One of Her Majesties Council for the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England. . . . Who Dyed at Boston the 11th of January, 1711, 12. Small 4to, red straightgrain morocco, gilt edges, by The Club Bindery.

Boston in New-England: Printed by Bartholomew Green, 1712 THE VERY RARE FIRST EDITION, black borders on title, and black ruling on first and last leaf.

238. PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE; or, American Monthly Museum. Vols. 1 and 2, Jan., 1775 to July, 1776 (both slightly imperfect). 2 vols., 8vo, original half sheep (broken).

Philadelphia: Printed by R. Aitken,1775-76

RARE. Valuable for the engraved views and maps, among which are: Harbor and Town of Boston; City of Boston; Gen. Gage's lines on Boston Neck; Folding plate of a correct view of the Battle of Bunker Hill; Seat of War in Canada; View and Fortifications of Montreal; City of Quebec, etc., etc.

239. POWDER HORNS. Lucas (Fred W.). Appendiculae Historicae; or, Shreds of History Hung on a Horn. Frontispiece and maps. 4to, boards, cloth back, uncut.

London: Printed for the Author, 1891 VERY SCARCE. Fine copy. An account of a Powder Horn, having engraved on its surface that scrap of the Continent of America now forming

the greater part of the modern State of New York, with the addition of a small portion of the Dominion of Canada containing Montreal. The pres ent copy has both slips of errata, the one issued with the book, and the revised one.

240. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The A. B. C. with the Church of England Catechism. To which is annexed, Prayers used in the Academy of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in Philadelphia. Also, a Hymn on the Nativity of our Saviour; and another for Easter-Day. Arms of Pennsylvania on title, and ornamental border. 8vo, crushed brown levant morocco, Jansen style, gilt top, uncut, by Canape.

Philadelphia: Printed by Young, Stewart and M'Culloch, 1785

A SUPERB COPY OF THE FIRST EPISCOPAL CATECHISM PRINTED IN AMERICA, after the separation of the American synod from the British Church. With blank spaces on page 6, with instructions on verso of title for the teacher to fill in with such words as "he may deem expedient" for our Republican Government.

APPARENTLY BUT ONE OTHER COPY HAS OCCURRED FOR SALE IN AMERICA,

THE FIRST BOOK OF MUSIC PRINTED IN AMERICA FROM TYPE 241. PSALMS. The Psalms of David, with the Ten Commandments, Creed, Lord's Prayer, etc., in metre. Also, the Catechism, Confession of Faith, Liturgy, etc., translated from the Dutch. 8vo, full dark blue straight-grain morocco, gilt edges, by R. W. Smith. New York: Printed by James Parker, 1767

A SUPERLATIVE COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH OF THE PRAYER BOOK OF THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH in the City of New York. The Psalms were rendered into English verse by Francis Hopkinson, and are accompanied by printed music, THE FIRST MUSIC TO BE PRINTED FROM TYPE, IN AMERICA, the type being brought from Amsterdam for the purpose.

The prefatory note, by Joannes Ritzema, states that owing to the decline of the Dutch language in New York, it was found necessary to adopt the English language for the Church services. THE VOLUME IS COMPLETE, WITH THE HEIDELBERG CATECHISM." On the title is faintly written, "Kate [] Tenbrook's Book.'

242. The Psalms of David, imitated in the Language of the New Testament and applied to the Christian State and Worship, together with Hymns and Spiritual Songs. By Isaac Watts. 8vo, old sheep (worn, and some pp. stained).

Worcester: Isaiah Thomas, 1786

FIRST WORCESTER EDITION. With autograph of Josiah Quincy on title. 243. QUEBEC. The Siege of Quebec. 4to, red straight-grain morocco, gilt top, by The Club Bindery.

London: Printed by E. Allen, 1769 RARE. Inscribed on title: "Ex Dono Autoris Jacobo Boswell Armigero." Beneath the title is written "By Mr. Cooper Chorister of St. Paul's London."' Inserted is a fine portrait of General James Wolfe, from the Grand Magazine, also, a View of the Siege of Quebec, by Cook. This piece is not mentioned by Dionne, Gagnon, nor Sabin, nor was it in the Bourinot or Learmont collections; furthermore, extended search has failed to locate the sale of a single copy.

AN EXCESSIVELY RARE COLLECTION

244. RARE AMERICAN PRINTS. A Collection of 37 plates, detailed below, lightly tipped in a beautifully bound 4to volume,

lettered "RARE AMERICAN PRINTS", full crimson crushed levant morocco, with the arms of the City of New York in gilt on both covers, and on the four corners of both doublures, by Taffin, in slip case.

THIS IS PROBABLY THE FINEST GROUPING OF RARITIES OF THIS KIND EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE, including, FROM THE EXSHAW'S GENTLEMAN'S AND LONDON MAGAZINE, DUBLIN: Execution of the Unfortunate Major St. Andrè, 1780; Benjamin Franklin, 1777; Horatio Gates, 1777; Gen'l Montgomery, 1776; Admiral Sir Peter Parker, 1780; The Celebrated Paul Jones, 1779; General Lee, 1776; The Gallant Lieutenant Colonel Tarleton, 1781; The Hon. Major Genl. Vaughan; General Washington, 1775 (Hart 723). FROM THE HIBERNIAN MAGAZINE: Samuel Adams, 1776; John Andrè, 1780; John Burgoyne, 1777; Sir Henry Clinton, 1778; Charles Earl Cornwallis, Lieut. Gen., etc., 1780; General Putnam, 1775; Major General Rogers, 1776, and others. From other sources: The Unfortunate Major André (over vignette of naked figure of Truth); Cornwallis, by D. Berger, 1786; Cte. D'Estaing, Haisne Pinx.-Barbié Scul.; Alexander Hamilton, by Tanner, Stauffer, 3092; Hon. William Heath, by J. R. Smith, Stauffer, 2922; L. J. Mquis. De Mont-Calm, J. B. Massie Pinx.-J. Barbiè Sculp.,

etc.

THE WASHINGTON PORTRAITS INCLUDE those by Scoles, Hart 233; Rollinson, Sculpt., 1796, Hart 251; H. Pinhas, sc. Hart 749, and others.

245. RIPPON (JOHN). A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watt's Psalms and Hymns. Small 12mo, crushed red levant morocco, gilt back, gilt edges, by Allo.

New York: Printed and Sold by William Durell, 1792 A MAGNIFICENT COPY OF THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.

246. ROBERTS (ROBERT). The House Servant's Directory. 12mo, full crushed green straight-grain morocco, gilt edges, by R. W. Smith. Boston, 1828

Fine copy. This volume contains a large number of Recipes, compiled chiefly for the use of house servants, with "friendly advice to Cooks, and complete directions how to burn Lehigh Coal.”

247. RODGERS (JOHN). The Divine Goodness displayed in the American Revolution. A Serman Preached in New York, December 11, 1783. Appointed by Congress, as a Day of Public Thanksgiving, throughout the United States. 8vo, red straightgrain morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Stikeman.

New York: Printed by Samuel Loudon, 1784 AUTOGRAPH PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed "From the Author to J. Morse."' THE EXTREMELY RARE FIRST EDITION. Dr. Rogers was Chaplain to Gen. William Heath's brigade of the New York Provincial Congress, and afterwards to the Council of Safety.

248. ROGERS (ROBERT). Ponteach; or, the Savages of America. A Tragedy. 8vo, red straight-grain morocco, gilt edges, by Riviere. London, 1761

FINE COPY OF THE EXTREMELY RARE FIRST EDITION. Parkman remarks in his "History of Pontiac" "I am not aware of the existence of any copy besides my own and that in the Library of the British Museum," which while rather an exaggerated statement, indicates what an uncommon work it really is.

249. ROYAL AMERICAN MAGAZINE (THE). For July (slightly imperfect at front) and August, 1774. 2 numbers. 8vo, in old half sheep covers.