45. Fraser, Maxwell. WEST OF OFFA’S DYKE. North Wales.
1959. lst Ed. l92pp. 20 ills., map. Sl. rubbed d/w. £15.00
46. Freeman, Edward A. ENGLISH TOWNS AND
DISTRICTS. A Series of Addresses and Sketches. 1883. xm +
455pp. + [i]. publ. adverts. ll ills., double page map. Original
cloth, spine sl. soiled faded and chipped. £20.00
47. (Hampstead Annual). Rhys, Emest (Editor). THE
HAMPSTEAD ANNUAL 1897. Large 8vo. l70pp. Port. frontis
(foxed), 16 plates, ills. Last few leaves with minor staining to
lower margin, light marginal browning, marbled e.ps., inner gilt
dentelles, rebound in gilt edged morocco, gilt edged raised bands
with gilt lettering to spine. £60.00
With contributions by A.C. Jewitt, Frederick Wedmore, Walter
Besant, Leigh Hunt, etc. With a 5pp. article and and a plate by
Helen Allingham.
48. (Hampstead Annual). Matheson, Greville & Mayle,
Sydney C. THE HAMPSTEAD ANNUAL 1903. Large 8vo.
l43pp. Port. frontis., ll plates, 1 map. Some light browning,
marbled e.ps., inner gilt dentelles, gilt edged morocco with gilt
edged raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. £50.00
With contributions by Richard Gamett, John Ashton, Ernest
Rhys, etc.
\49. Hasted, Edward. THE HISTORY AND
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE COUNTY OF KENT.
Containing the Antient and Present State of it, Civil and
Ecclesiastical; Collected from Public Records, and Other
Antiquities: Canterbury Printed by W. Bristow  1797-1801.
2nd Ed. Improved, Corrected and Continued to the Present Time.
12 vols. Vol. I: Frontis., folding plate, folding map, [lacking sub
title and map at pp.336 but with] map of Kent divided into
hundreds published by Barton and Co. 1848, 7 engravings. Vol.
II: Frontis., 2 folding maps, 3 plates, 4 engravings. Vol. IH:
Frontis., 3 folding maps [1 not listed nor in Upcott], 7
engravings. Vol. IV: Frontis., 3 folding maps, 2 plates, 3
engravings; Vol. V: Frontis., 6 folding maps, 3 engravings. Vol.
VI: Frontis., 2 folding maps, 5 engravings. Vol. VII: Frontis., 7
folding maps, 2 plates, 4 engravings. Vol. VIII: Frontis., 3
folding maps, 6 engravings [for map called for at pp.499 see note
in vol. IX]. Vol. IX: Frontis., 3 folding maps, 5 engravings.
Vol. X: Frontis. (re-stubbed), 2 folding maps, 5 engravings. Vol.
XI: Folding frontis., folding plan, 4 plates, 2 engravings. Vol.
XH: Folding frontis., 5 plates, 3 engravings. Upper hinge to vol.
4 cracking, some foxing and offsetting to plates and maps,
several maps torn without loss, several leaves foxed, early half
calf with marbled boards, spines sl. faded, several joints with
minor splits, gilt titles and motifs to sl. faded spines with
manuscript labels listing districts, several vols. sl. rubbed to
heads of spines, some wear to corners. £1000.00
Upcott 368.
Hasted (1732-1812) spent forty years on his history of Kent.
Published in two editions between I778 and 1801, it received
mixed responses and for some years afters his death Hasted’s
reputation as a historian fluctuated before opinion evolved into
the present more favoured assessment. He was preminently a
copier and arranger of other peoples work, he selected family
seats and estates for attention in an arbituary way, howver his
work has two great virtues. First, it embodies in some form or
other all the materials that Hasted was able to discover in 40
long years of persistent searching and copying, and secondly it is
extremely well indexed. It therdore gives a very detailed, if one-
sided, impression of the county of Kent and its historical records.
50. Headlam, Cecil. THE STORY OF OXFORD. Illustrated by
Herbert Railton. 1931. Revised Ed. Sm. 8vo. xvi + 436pp.
Numerous ills., folding plan. Fore-edge sl. stained intruding sl.
onto margins, spine sl. faded. £15.00
Mediceval Towns Series.
51. Hunter, Rev. Joseph. THE HALLAMSHIRE GLOSSARY.
1829. Sm. 8vo. xxvm + l64pp. Some light foxing, prelims.
lightly waterstained to margins, rebound in modern cloth.
£28.00
52. Hunter, James. FALA AND SOUTRr.
History of the Ancient "Domus de Soltre" With 1\
Great Revenues and of Other Historical Assoc
Buildings. Edinburgh 1892. xiv + l54pp. Many ills.
cloth, some soiling and sl. scratching. ‘»
53. Hurry, Jamieson B. READING ABBEY. 1901. Sm. 4.
+ 2l4pp. Cold. frontis., 19 plates including 1 folding and ma
cold., numerous ills. Ex.-lib. with bookplate and ink stamps rt
verso of some plates, original gilt edged cloth wifli gilt armorial
device to upper board, spine rubbed with accession no. and sm.
stain to tail of spine, t.e.g. £30.00
54. Inglis-Jones, Elisabeth. PEACOCKS IN PARADISE. The
Story of a House-its Owners and the Elysium they established
there, in the mountains of Wales, in the 18th century. Faber
1950. 1st Ed. 255pp. Cold. frontis., t.p. port., many ills.
Original cloth, some sl. fading. £15.00
55. Kilvert, Rev. Francis. KILVERT’S DIARY. Selections
from the Diary of the  1 January - 13 March 1879. Chosen,
Edited and Introduced by William Plomer. 1980. Reprint. 3 vols.
Numerous ills. E.p. maps. Gilt edged cloth backed marbled
boards. £65.00
56. Lysons, Rev. Daniel & Samuel. MAGNA BRITANNIA;
Being a Consise Topographical Account of Several Counties of
Great Britain. Volume the First [Only]. BEDFORDSHIRE,
BERKSHIRE, AND BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. London: Printed
for T. Cadell and W. Davies  1806. 4to. xxi + 742pp. + [ii].
41 plates including many double page and 1 hand co‘»”'~\ (1
detached), 3 double page maps. Some foxing to plates, sp»..-.adic
stain to top edge affecting some plates, rebound in cloth with loss
to upper boards and joints, lower joint split through to lower
portion, dampstained. £75.00
57. Mack, James Logan. THE BORDER LINE. From the
Solway Firth to the North Sea, Along the Marches of Scotland
and England. 1926. New and Revised Ed. Large 8vo. xx +
335pp. Port. frontis., 116 ills. F.e.ps. lightly foxed, chipped and
soiled d/w. £45.00
58. Maclagan, Robert Craig. THE PERTH INCIDENT OF
1396. From a Folk-Lore Point of View. 1905. Large 8vo. vii +
[i] Errata + 403pp. Sm. ownership description to half title,
partially unopened, light browning, original cloth, lightly
dampstained. £125.00
59. Meenan, James & Clarke, Desmond (Editors). R.D.S.
The Royal Dublin Society 1731-1981. 1981. Sm. 4to. 288pp.
Numerous ills. S1. rubbed d/w. £20.00
60. Miller, Frederick. SAINT PANCRAS Past and Present:
Being Historical, Traditional and General Notes of the Parish,
Including Biographical Notices of Inhabitants Associated With its
Topographical and General History. 1874. x + 355pp. Firéand
last few leaves sl. chipped to fore-edge, some mainly malginal
browning, rebound in half morocco with marbled boards, gilt
edged raised bands With morocco labels to spine. £85.00
61. Morgan, Octavius. SOME ACCOUNT OF THE ANCIENT
MONUMENTS IN THE PRIORY CHURCH ABERGAVENNY.
Newport 1872. Thin Sm. 4to. [iv] + 87pp. 13 mounted
photographic plates. Mounts sl. wrinkled, original dec. cloth,
spine sl. rubbed, lower board sl. dampstained. £40.00
62. Myres, J.N.L. THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERIES OF
CAISTOR-BY-NORWICH AND MARKSHALL, NORFOLK.
1973. 4to. xx + 338pp. 25 plates, 71 figures, 8 text figures, 3
folding maps. D/W. . £35.00
Report of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries
of London No. IQQI.
63. Ogilby, John. BRITANNIA, Volume the First: Or, An
Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales:
By a Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal
Roads Thereof. 1939. Facsimile Reprint of 1675. Landscape 4to.
Rubricated t.p. 100 cold. maps. F.e.ps. browned, original cloth
with gilt edged cloth label to upper board, some light
dampstaining. £25.00