The Robert Jackson Auction October 18th

- by Bruce E. McKinney

Audubon: Quadrupeds of North America

Bob has identified ten items as of special interest to him.  He has also gone to great pains to state that he really has no particular favorites.  He loves all his books, has read most and will miss each of them.  He will of course be starting a new collection.  Bibliophiles do not stop.  They merely pause.

Here are links to the items he reluctantly identified

Lot 6.  Ainsworth, William Harrison.  Autograph Manuscript for “The Tower of London”

Lot 28.  Cruikshank, George.  Autograph Manuscript Signed 6 times and initialed

Lot 41.  Heath, Williams.  Dickens, Charles.  Autograph Manuscript leaf from The Pickwick Papers

Lot 60.  Dickens, Charles.  The Personal History of David Copperfield

Lot 88.  Eliot, George.  Middlemarch

Lot 154.  Shakespeare, William.  Shakespeare’s Plays

Lot 172.  Thackeray, William Makepeace.  Vanity Fair, A Novel Without a Hero

Lot 192.  Trollope, Anthony.  Ralph the Heir

Lot 221.  Finden, Edward Francis and William.  The Port, Harbours, Water-Places and Picturesque Scenery of Great Britain

Lot 228.  Percier, Charles, and Pierre Francois Leonard Fontaine.  Choix des Plus Celebres Maison de Plaisance de Rome et de ses Environs

For information and to discuss lots and bidding contact Christina Geiger in New York at 212.644.9094, [christina.geiger@bonhams.com], or Catherine Williamson in Los Angeles at 323.436.5442 [catherine.williamson@bonhams.com].

Here is a link to the full sale on the Bonhams website.