Hearts of Three inscribed by Charmian London

Heading: Author: London, Charmian Kittredge Title: The Book of Jack London Place Published: New York Publisher:The Century Co. Date Published: 1921 Description: 2 volumes.

Heading: Author: London, Jack Title: Cruise of the Snark - inscribed by Charmian London Place Published: New York Publisher:The Macmillan Company Date Published: 1911 Description:

Heading: Author: London, Charmian Kittredge Title: The Log of the Snark Place Published: New York Publisher:The Macmillan Company Date Published: 1925 Description: [2], ix,

Salver with scrolling border, incised floral design, on three scroll feet; inscribed top and bottom, London 1839, WKR. 23.3 ozt. [11" Diam.].

Three inscribed lines at the top. 7 7/8 inches

Includes Benjamin Swift. The Tormentor. London 1897, Tape Terrapin. The Great Crib Mystery. London 1904 & Benjamin Swift. The Death Man. London 1908 Inscribed by the author. From the Otto Penzler Coll

Three English Silver-Mounted Walking Sticks Comprising: A Victorian stick, marked London, 1886; inscribed 'From P.H.B 1888, Home Rule But No Repeal of the Union' An Edward VII stick, marked London, 19

An English silver plated ebonized fruitwood and cut glass tantaluscirca 1900The hinged locking handle above three cut glass decanters and stoppers, applies label inscribed MAPPIN- BROTHERS London Brid

Ganson, Lewis (compiler). Inner Secrets of Card Magic Trilogy. London: Harry Stanley, 1960 - 61. Three volumes, each Inscribed and Signed to Frank Csuri by Vernon. Printed soft wrappers. Illustrated.

A Fante Asafo flag, A Fante Asafo flag, early 20th century, Ghanaian, cotton appliqué on cotton, depicting three fish and a heart and inscribed 'No.', with a Union Jack, and a striped and tassell

Lithograph on paper. Featuring girl with heart umbrella. Signed Banksy and inscribed 2/300 on verso. Stamped ART FAIR, LONDON and inscribed 94 near top edge on verso. Attributed to Banksy (born 1974,

δ Banksy (b.1974)NapalmScreenprint in colours, 2004, inscribed with a heart in pencil, a proof aside from the edition of 500, printed and published by Pictures on Walls, London, with their blinds

Lithograph on paper. Featuring a portrait of a girl attempting to catch a heart. Signed Banksy and inscribed 23/500 on the lower right and lower left corner, respectively. Stamped ART FAIR, LONDON and

Lithograph on paper. Featuring a figure chasing a floating heart. Signed BANKSY on the lower right corner. Inscribed 17/500 on the lower left corner. Stamped ART FAIR, LONDON on verso. Inscribed E. l.

CARROLL CO., MARYLAND CUT-AND-WOVEN PAPER LOVE TOKENS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a heart-in-hand with inscription to Jesse Zile, a double heart, and a satchel with woven-hair handle inscribed to Mr. J.

Includes Problem By Rail London 1939 Signed and Inscribed, The Man With a Scar. London 1940 in rough DJ and The Rainbow Puzzle London 1938 DJ. From the Otto Penzler Collection.

Lot includes Mollie Gillen. A Star of Death. London 1960 Signed and Inscribed by the Author. Robert Glover Murderers Maze. London 1951 1st DJ and Lace in the Mews. London, 1956 1st DJ. From the Otto P

One with a very ornate repoussed border marked Sterling and Numbered M491 on the underside with three hallmarks of the company. Inscribed at the middle Maggie Jean Dec. 24, 1962; the second with a fan

THE IMITATION OF CHRIST IN THREE BOOKS, 1832, THOMAS A KEMPIS, inscribed by previous owner. Translated by John Payne. With essay from Thomas Chalmers. Published by Lincoln and Edmands. 228 pages.

London mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS IVN N C legend with helmetted and cuirassed bust left. Rev: BEAT TRANQVILLITAS legend with globe on altar inscribed VOT / IS / XX in three lines; mintmark PLON below. RI

Three (3) Antique Repousse Sterling Silver and Swirl Glass Dresser-ware. Includes: two perfume bottles and covered box. Inscribed "Albert Barker, 5 New Bond St London" to lid or rim. Minor scuffs on u

DESCRIPTION: A Gilbert & Co. Lead St, London brass telescope. With wooden exterior and three brass draws with original lens cap. Inscribed. CIRCA: Late 19th / Early 20th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENS

THE HEART OF AFRICA, 1874 - IN 2 VOLUMES Dr. Georg Schweeinfurth, London: Sampson Low, et al, 1873, 'Three Years' Travels and Adventures in the Unexplored Regions of Central Africa from 1868 to 1871',

Three (3) African adventure books include: Our African Adventure by William and Irene Morden. Author inscribed on half title page. Seeley Service, London. 256 pp. with unclipped dust jacket; In Bright