SIGNED BINDINGS: Niebuhr, B. G: The History of Rome, in 3 Vols. 1837-42.

With a large folding map. 8vo. 22x14.5 cm. Fine full calf by "J Clarke", raised bands, gilt ruling & decoration to spines, little rubbed; "ZAEHNSFOR" Binding- Knickerbocker: A Humorous History of New York from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty. Wright, 1820, with a frontispiece. 495pp, 8vo 3/4 red morocco over marbled boards, t.e.g. Bookplate to front pastedown. VG; Crayon, G: The Sketch book, in 2 Vols. Murray, 1821, 4th. Edn. 19.5x12.5, Bound by "C. Murton" in full green leather with blind stamped and gilt decoration, gilt inner dentelles and a.e.g; BOCCACE: Le Roman de Troïlle & Criseida. Paris, 1943, Limited edn. # 401 of 787 copies. 25x17 cm. Fine full leather binding by "Andreas", gilt decoration, all edges gilt and slipcase; MOLIERE & RACINE: Two works in 2 Vols- Oeuvres Completes, Paris, Garnier, no date, C1870, both illustrated. 4to. 28x19 cm, and both bound by "Wells of Winchester" in full "Cat's paw" leather, one red and one tan. Rubbed; &, [Rochefort]: Le Passe-Tems Agreable, Ou Nouveau Choix de Bons-Mots, in 2 Vols. Rotterdam, Hofhout, 1719. PP: 192, 178+ Table. 16mo, 16x10 cm. Full red leather by "J Wright" with gilt ruling & decoration, gilt inner dentelles, & a.e.g. The Armorial bookplate of "Lord Battersea" to each vol. Spines rubbed. (11), ; "ZAEHNSFOR" Binding- Knickerbocker: A Humorous History of New York from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty. ; Crayon, G: The Sketch book, in 2 Vols. ; BOCCACE: Le Roman de Troïlle & Criseida. ; MOLIERE & RACINE: Two works in 2 Vols- Oeuvres Completes, ; &, [Rochefort]: Le Passe-Tems Agreable, Ou Nouveau Choix de Bons-Mots, in 2 Vols. From the library of Michael Kuczynski, Condition Report, Condition Report, This lot does not have a condition report, if you would like further information, please click the 'Request A Condition Report’ button below. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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