Cockton (Henry). Life and Adventures of Valentine Vox, first ed., plates by T. Onwhyn, yellow pol. cf. ex., t.e.g., otherwise uncut, by Zaehnsdorf, fine copy, 1844 (129), July 21, Hodgson Young, £4 IOS. Cockton (H.) Sylvester Sound the Somnambulist, first ed., plates by T. Onwhyn, orig. cloth, 1844, 8vo. (189), Dec. 6, Sotheby Luff, £1 4S. Cockton (H.) Valentine Vox the Ventriloquist, first ed., plates by T. Onwhyn, hf. green levant mor., cloth sides, t.e.g., 1849, 8vo. (347), Dec. 1, Hodgson Thorp, £2 4s. [Cocles (Bartholomaeus). Of Phisiognomie, a singular discourse on all the members and parts of men . . . and a little treatise of Moles . . . sette forth by Tho. Hill], black letter, many woodcuts, wants title and all before * 1, also pp. 225-232, orig. panelled sheep, [colophon] Imprinted at London by William Seres, Anno 1571, 8vo. (116), Nov. 15, Sotheby Quaritch, £5

[Not in Lowndes, Hazlitt, or the B.M. Cat. 1884; quoted by Herbert from Maunsell. An interesting catalogue of books by Thomas Hill, published and unpublished, occupies 7 pp. before the colophon.]

Coffee. A Cup of Coffee, or Coffee in its Colours [in verse] printed in 3 columns, unbound, London, printed in the year 1663, broadside (458), Mar. 28, Sotheby

Pickering, £8 10s. Cokayne] (G. E.) Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, 8 vol., Vol. 1-2 hf. cf. (broken), Vol. 3-8 orig. boards, London and Exeter, 1887-98, 8vo. (286), Feb. 14, Sotheby Walford, £5 [See also Ed. 1910-21-Hodgson, May 18, 5 vol., £5.] Cokayne] (G. E.) Complete Baronetage, 5 vol., and Index and Appendix, together 6 vol., orig. boards, Exeter, 19001909, 8vo. (288), Feb. 14, Sotheby Stephenson, £4 10s. [See also Hodgson, May 18, £4 15s.]

Coke (Sir Edward). The First Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, portrait, cf., 1664, folio (360), July 25, Sotheby Friehold, £2 Coke (Sir E.) Les Reports, a collection of rare editions: Les Reports [Part i.], (¶, A-XX 6 in fours), title within woodcut border, Londini, per Assignationem Iohannis More Armigeri, 1636 [unrecorded]-Le Second Part des Reports (4 II. signed with a fleuron, ^-^a 2 in fours), Londini, per assignatas Johannis More Armigeri, 1635 [unrecorded]-Le Tierce Part des Reportes (A-E 2, B-Aa in fours, Aa 4 blank), London, printed by the Assignes of John More, 1635 [unrecorded]-Le Quart Part des Reportes (A, 4 ll.; B, 6 ll.; A-Ii in fours), Londini, Exus. per Assignationem Iohannis More Armigeri, 1635 [unrecorded] Quinta Pars Relationum [The Fift Part of the Reports], (A, 8 ll.; A 1 blank; B-Y 8 in sixes; A-K in fours), London, printed for the Company of Stationers, Anno Dom. 1624-La Size Part des Reports (*, 4 ll.;

*

I blank; ¶, 6 ll.; A-N 4, 0, in sixes; o 6 blank), waterstained, London, printed by the Assignes of Iohn More, Esquire, 1636 [unrecorded]-La Hvictme Part des Reports (¶, 6 11.; ¶¶, 6 11.; a, 4 11.; B-Gg in sixes; ¶ and G6 blank), London, printed for the Societie of Stationers, Anno 1626 [unrecorded]-Le Nevfme Part des Reports ([a]-c, A-Aа in sixes, [a] 1 and ▲a 6 blank), London, printed for the Societie of Stationers, Anno Dom. 1627La Dixme Part des Reports (a-d 8, A-Aa 8 in sixes, a I and Aa 8 blank), Printed for the Societie of Stationers, Anno Dom. 1629-La Vnzme Part des Reports ([A]-s in sixes, [A] and s 6 blank), London, printed by the Assignes of Iohn More Esquire, 1631, together 10 vol., black letter, orig. cf., sold as a collection, folio (455a), July 25, Sotheby Myers, £26 Coke (John). The Debate betwene the Heraldes of Englande and Fraunce, black letter (a 8-L 8, m 6), woodcuts on the verso of title of Lady Prudence, the French herald and the English herald (the rule and one letter of text cut into), the top margin of title repaired (very slightly affecting the text), a few words on A 4 defective and repaired (this leaf supplied from an imperfect copy from Heber's collection), the last few 11. water-stained and the top corner mended (in one case a letter or two of text affected), cf. gt., from the Francis Freeling collection, And Imprynted by me Rycharde Wyer [1550], 8vo. (133), July 11, Sotheby Barnard, £20

[The subject of the book is a controversy between the heralds of England and France on a question put by Lady Prudence, "Which realme christened is most worthy to be approched to honoure," which is decided in favour of England.] Coke (Lady Mary). Letters and Journals, 1756-1774, limited to 100 copies, portraits, 4 vol., orig. buckram gt., t.e.g., uncut, a clean copy, Privately printel, Edin., D. Douglas, 1889-96, roy. 8vo. (63), Feb. 9, Hodgson Best, £46 Coleridge (Samuel Taylor). Aids to Reflection, first ed. sprinkled cf. gt., inside borders, t.e.g., Taylor & Hessey, 1825, 8vo. (555), Dec. 13, Sotheby Quaritch, £19 10S. [On the title is the inscription "Robert Southey from S. T. C., London, 6 June, 1825," and on both sides of the blank leaf at end a long note, both in the author's hand. Other notes and corrections in his hand will be found on PP. 2, 13, 194, 232-3, 306, 345 and elsewhere. See also Amer. Art Assoc., Feb. 14, auto. pres. copy, $510.] Coleridge (S. T.) Christobel-Kubla Khan, a Vision-The Pains of Vision, first ed., with the half-title and fly-titles, but no advts., full red mor., gt. frame on sides, gt. panelled back, inner gt. borders, g.t., some edges uncut, by Macdonald, with the bookplate of H. Buxton Forman, London, 1816, 8vo. (258), Feb. 14, Amer. Art Assoc.

$55

[This is the first appearance in print of these three

poems, although the first and second parts of "Christabel" were written in 1797 and 1800. This poem, never finished, was published at the instance of Lord Byron. "Kubla Khan was composed during a three-hour sleep, and the fragment of 54 lines was written on the poet's awakening, the remainder being forgotten when he was interrupted by a visitor. See also Sotheby, Jan. 31, £4 10s.]

$115

Coleridge (S. T.) The Plot Discovered, or An Address to the People against Ministerial Treason, first ed., full red straight-grain mor. gt., g.t., by Rivière, fine copy, Bristol, 1795, 12mo. (119), April 25, Amer. Art Assoc. Coleridge (S. T.) Remorse, a Tragedy, in five acts, with Prologue by Charles Lamb, first ed., hf. red mor., t.e.g., 1813, 8vo. (117), Mar. 7, Sotheby Heffer, £1 4s.

[See also Amer. Art Assoc., Feb. 14, $50.] Coleridge (S. T.) The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, in Seven Parts, edition limited to 210 copies, printed in red and black, woodcut border and initials by Charles Ricketts, full olive crushed levant mor., with four gt. fillets enclosing conventionalised floral borders on sides, gt. panelled back, inner gt. dentelle borders, doublures and fly-leaves of brocade, g.e. (back slightly faded), by Magnin, enclosed in marbled slip-case, chamois lined, London, Vale Press, 1899, 8vo. (714), Nov. 3, Amer. Art Assoc. $2 Coleridge (S. T.) Sibylline Leaves, a Collection of Poems, first ed., orig. boards, uncut, a clean copy, 1817 (721), May 18, Hodgson Drake, £20

[See also Sotheby, Jan. 31, £6 5s.; Amer. Art Assoc., Feb. 14, $400 and $130; Mar. 1, $130. Coleridge (S. T.) Specimens of the Table Talk of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, second ed., portrait, orig. cloth, from the library of Sir William Erle, John Murray, 1836, 8vo. (554), Dec. 13, Sotheby Hewitt, £8 IOS. [Inscribed on title "S. T. Coleridge to Wm. Erle, Western Circuit. Easter Monday, 1845.”]

Coleridge (S. T.) The Statesman's Manual, or The Bible the Best Guide to Political Skill and Foresight, a Lay Sermon, addressed to the Higher Classes of Society, with an Appendix containing Comments and Essays connected with the Study of the Inspired Writings, first ed., full brown crushed levant mor. (Jansenist), wide inner gt. borders, g.t., uncut, orig. drab wrappers bound in, by Tout, fine copy, with bookplate of H. Buxton Forman, London, 1816, 8vo. (87 by 51⁄2 in.), (259), Feb. 14, Amer. Art Assoc. $135

[Autograph presentation copy from the author, with the following inscription in ink on the title-page, “Joseph Cottle from his old and affectionate Friend, S. T. Coleridge, 7 May, 1921, Highgate." This copy contains the 4 leaves of advts.]

Coleridge (S. T.) The Watchman, first ed., 10 Nos. in 1 vol.

(complete), contemp. hf. cf., March 1 to May 13, 1796, 8vo. (196), Jan. 31, Sotheby Dobell, £8 15S. Coleridge (S. T.) Poems on Various Subjects, first ed., old tree cf., 1796, 8vo. (197), Jan. 31, Sotheby Dobell, £7 15s. [See also Amer. Art Assoc., Nov. 23, $27.50; Feb. 14, $300; Ed. 1797-Feb. 14, $300; Sotheby, Jan. 31, second ed., £4 5s.; July 14, £6; Hodgson, Mar. 24, pres. copy, £17 10s.; May 26, fine, uncut, £50.]

Coleridge (S. T.) Poems, selected by F. S. Éllis, decorative woodcut borders and initials, printed in black and red, pres. copy from the Editor, limp vellum, silk ties, Kelmscott Press, 1896, (485), Mar. 24, Hodgson Steedman, £8 10s.

[See also Sotheby, Mar. 21, £11 16s.; Amer. Art Assoc., Nov. 3, $50.] Coleridge (S. T.) Biographia Literaria-Poems-The Friend, etc., 7 vol., uniform hf. red cf. gt., t.e.g., 1864-1905, 8vo. (123), Dec. 1, Hodgson Galloway, I 18s. Coleridge (S. T.) Literary Remains, collected and edited by H. N. Coleridge, first ed., 4 vol., cf., gt. tooled, London, Pickering, 1836, 8vo. (74), Oct. 6, Anderson Gall. Collaert (Adr.) Icones Sanctae Clarae, engraved title, portrait and 32 plates, mor., inside borders, g.e., Antwerp, A. Collaert, n.d., 4to. (36), July 28, Sotheby

$II

Quaritch, £5 5s. Collier (J.) A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage, first ed., some 11. discoloured, D 3 torn, contemp. cf., 1698, 8vo. (21), Nov. 22, Sotheby [See also Ed. 1738-Mar. 28, £8 10s.] Dobell, 1 2s. [Collier (John Payne).] Punch and Judy, first ed., plates by G. Cruikshank, hf. red mor., 1828, 8vo. (310), Dec. 6, Sotheby Maggs, 18s.

[See also Amer. Art Assoc., Jan. 19, $12.50; Anderson Gall., Feb. 15, $27.50.] Collins (Lt.-Col. D.) Account of the English Colony in New South Wales, with some Particulars of New Zealand, first ed., portrait and plates (those of Natural History coloured), 2 vol., cf. gt., 1798-1802 (510), July 21, Hodgson Dobell, £5 5s.

"An Evil

Collins (Wilkie). Author's original manuscript of Genius, a Demented Story," written in ink on 292 ll., one side of sheet only, with numerous corrections, cancellations and insertions by the Author, bound in 1 vol., full red French levant mor., triple gt. fillet borders on sides, gt. back and inside borders, by Rivière, c. 1886, 4to. (104), Nov. 16, Amer. Art Assoc.

$135

Collins (W.) The Evil Genius, first ed., 3 vol., cloth, London, 1886, 12mo. (44), Nov. 29, Anderson Gall.

$21

[Autograph presentation copy from the author, inscribed on title-page of the first volume "To F. Carr Beard from Wilkie Collins."]

Collins (W.) Novels, 12 vol., with pres. inscription to John

Watkins, signed by the Author, hf. green mor., 1872-3, 8vo. (316), Feb. 21, Sotheby Lawrence, £5 IOS.

[See also Ed. 1850-1889-Amer. Art Assoc., Nov. 26, $250; Ed. 1891-99-Hodgson, Mar. 24, 27 vol., £11.] Collins (William). Odes on several Descriptive and Allegoric Subjects, first ed., engraving on title by Vander Gucht, full green levant mor., triple gt. fillet border on sides, richly gt. panelled back, g.e., by Rivière, in cloth folder with flaps, inner margin (blank) of title repaired, from the Beverley Chew and E. M. Cox collections, with respective book-labels, London, printed for A. Millar, 1747, 8vo. [in half sheets], (266), Feb. 14, Amer. Art Assoc.

$350

[The rarity of this sought-after volume is due to the fact that Collins destroyed as many copies as he could find because it met with such neglect upon its publication by Millar. The author came to London practically penniless, and later, upon receiving a legacy from a relative, remunerated the publisher for his loss, and destroyed the work. Issued without half-title. These odes are exceedingly fine, despite the cold reception the unappreciative public accorded them. This copy measures 8 by 5 inches. The Ashley copy measures 7 by 4 in. See also Sotheby, July 18, £60.]

Collins (W.) Ode occasion'd by the Death of Dr. Thomson, by Mr. William Collins, first ed. (title, I leaf; dedication to George Lyttleton and Advertisement," I leaf; Ode, "In Yonder Grave a Druid lies," 2 ll., pp. 5-8), the upper and lower margin of the title and the last page a little dust-soiled, otherwise a very fine copy, with untrimmed edges, unbound, London, printed for R. Manby and H. S. Cox, 1749, folio (470), Mar. 28, Sotheby Quaritch, £180 [Collins (W.)] Oriental Eclogues, written originally for the Entertainment of the Ladies of Tauris, and now translated, first ed. under this title, uncut, For J. Payne, 1757, with other Poetical Pieces, in I vol., contemp. marble boards, leather back, 4to. (360), Feb. 21, Sotheby Dobell, £7 5s. Collinson (John). History of Somerset, plates and folding map, 3 vol., cf. (front cover to Vol. 3 wanting), 1791 (892), May 4, Hodgson Bailey, £1 14S. Colman (Walter). La Dance Machabre, or Death's Duell, by W. C. [in verse of 6-line stanzas], engraved title by J. Cecill in compartments (inlaid) with verses opposite, full-page engraving of a skeleton, old straight-grain blue mor. gt., g.e., small rust-hole in A I, from the Heber library, William Stansby, n.d., 8vo. (134), July 11, Sotheby Fell, £38

[Not more than half-a-dozen copies known.] Colonna (Egidio). Super secundo libro Sententiarum [Hain *127, Pellechet 79, Proctor 4494], bound in 2 vol., gothic letter, 519 ll., fol. 7 blank, wants fol. 1 (blank), 2 columns,