catalogue 99: Egypt and the Sudan

A catalogue of books on archaeology, ethnology, history and travel.

Published by Michael Graves-Johnston, London: 2007.
VAT Reg.  No.  GB 238 2333 72
ISBN 978-0-9554227-2-0
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1. ABBAS, Mekki.  The Sudan Question:The Dispute over the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium 1884-1951.  Colonial and Comparative Studies, Edited by Margery Perham.  London: Faber and Faber Ltd.  , 1952 8vo.  
   xix,189pp.  3 maps, (1 coloured folding), bibliography, index, dw.  £ 25.00



2. ALLIOT, Maurice.  Le Culte d’Horus à Edfou au Temps des Ptolémées.  Thèse pour le Doctoratès-Lettres présentée à la Faculté des Lettres de l’Université de Paris.  Institute Français d’Archéologie Orientale, Bibliothèque d’étude, Tome XX, premier fascicule.  Cairo: L’Institute Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1949
   Recent cloth, 4to.  xx,438pp.  2 plates.  
   
   From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a brown buckram.  £ 100.00



3. AMÉLINEAU, E.  Histoire de la Sépulture et des Funérailles dans l’Ancienne Égypte.  Volumes I - II.  Annales du Musée Guimet.  Tome Vingt-Huitième and Vingt-Neuvième.  Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1896
   The two parts bound in one volume in a later binder’s cloth, 4to.  
   xxii,681pp.  112 plates (many folding or double-page), text illustrations.  
   
   From the library of Brian V.  McEvedy with his signature and blindstamp to the endpapers, a very nice copy in a later brown buckram.  £ 200.00



4. AMELINEAU, E.  Mission Amélineau.  Les nouvelles fouilles d’Abydos 1895-1896.  (1896-1897; 1897-1898).  Compte rendu in extenso des fouilles, description des monuments et objets découverts par E.  Amélineau.  In four volumes.  
   Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1899-1905 Contemporary half morocco, 4to.  
   (1).  Avec Carte, Plans, Dessins et 43 Planches.  [4],xxxiii,309pp.  
   folding plan, 42 plates, 85 text-illustrations.  
   (2).  Seconde Campagne 1896-1897.  [4],xi,326pp.  24 plates, plan, errata.  
   (3).  1897-1898.  [4],vi,350pp.  28 plates, 2 plans.  
   (4).  1897-1898.  (Deuxième partie).  [4],351-742pp.  24 plates.  
   
   Most of the plates are in collotype, with occasional text-illustrations in volumes II to IV.  Émile Amélineau (1850-1915) excavated at Abydos where he was the first to clear the royal tombs.  Although the results were important his style attracted criticism from Maspero and Petrie.  The antiquities he collected were sold in Paris in 1904.  The first volume is in maroon half morocco with marbled endpapers (boards now a little rubbed), the other three volumes are in a red half morocco.  A very good set.  £ 1,500.00



5. AMMAR, ‘Abbas M.  The People of Sharqiya.  Their Racial History, Serology, Physical Characters, Demography and Conditions of Life.  Cairo: La Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte, 1944 In two volumes, recent cloth, Roy.  8vo.  and 4to.  
   (1).  Volume I.  With a Preface by Professor H.  J.  Fleure.  xvi,448pp.  numerous tables (some folding), biblio.  , index.  
   (2).  Volume II.  4to.  xvpp.  22 plates, 31 graphs, 3 charts, 46 maps (4 folding, 1 folding and coloured).  
   
   From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monograms to the bases of the spines.  A very nice set in a green cloth.  £ 175.00



6. AMPERE, J.  J.  Voyage en Egypte et en Nubie.  Par J.  J.  Ampère.  Paris: Michel Lévy Frères, 1868 Contemporary quarter morocco, 8vo.  [3],viii,xix,579pp.  
   
   The author travelled to Egypt in 1844 - 1845 to collect antiquities, he journeyed as far south as Abu Simbel and the second cateract.  Some preliminary spotting, a very nice copy in a contemporary brown quarter morocco with marbled boards and endpapers.  [Gay: 1916] [Hilmy: 35] £ 250.00



7. ARENBERG, Pierre d’.  Voyage au Soudan Égyptien.  Par Le Prince Pierre d’Arenberg.  Paris: A.  Lahure, 1904 Recent cloth with original wrappers, Roy.  4to.  
   vi,87pp.  9 colour plates and numerous sketches in the text by M.  de la Nézière.  
   
   A hunting trip to the Egyptain Sudan in 1901.  A very nice copy a recent light brown cloth with red leather label to spine.  £ 250.00



8. ARUNDALE, F.  Gallery of Antiquities.  Selected from the British Museum by F.  Arundale, Archt.  & J.  Bonomi, Scuptr.  with descriptions by S.  Birch.  
   London: John Weale, nd.  (1842) Recent cloth, 4to.  
   iv,60pp.  28 coloured and monochrome lithographed plates.  
   
   A second part was issued the following year in 1843.  With the blind-stamps of ‘Edw.  Lib.  Univ.  Coll.  Lond.  ’ to the margins of the plates and their ‘Withdrawn’ stamp to the base of the lithographed title page.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine.  £ 250.00



9. AUFRERE, Sydney.  L’Univers Minéral dans la Pensée Égyptienne.  Bibliothèque d’Étude, t.  CV/1 - 2.  Cairo: Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1991
   Wrpps, small 4to.  In two volumes.  
   (1).  Le monde des déserts, des mines et des carrières.  L’offrande des métaux et des pierres et le remplissage de l’Oeil-Oudjat.  Les divinités de l’univers minéral dans la mentalité et la religion des anciens Égyptiens.  
   lii,354pp.  frontispiece, text illustrations, biblio.  , loose chart.  
   (2).  Les minerais, les métaux, les minéraux et les produits chimiques, les trésors et les défilés de contrées minières: leur intégration dans la marche de l’univers et l’entretien de la vie divine.  353-835pp.  frontispiece, errata slip.  
   (3).  Index.  35pp.  (loose as issued).  £ 125.00



10. AUTH, Susan H.  Coptic Art.  The Newark Museum Quarterly Vol.  29, No.  2 - Spring 1978.  Newark: Newark Museum Association, 1978
    Wrpps, 4to.  28pp.  numerous illustrations, biblio.  £ 12.00



11. AYRTON, Edward & W.  L.  S.  Loat.  Pre-Dynastic Cemetery at El Mahasna.  Thirty-first Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  Published by order of the committee.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1911 Roy.  4to.  
    viii,39pp.  38 plates with many good illustrations of the objects excavated, index.  
    
    A very good ex-library copy.  £ 36.00



12. BAKER, Anne.  Morning Star.  Florence Baker’s diary of the expedition to put down the slave trade in the Nile 1870-1873.  Foreword by Sir Ronald Wingate.  London: William Kimber, 1972 Med.  8vo.  240pp.  12 plates, 4 illustrations, map, index, dw.  
    
    The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth with the dustwrapper.  [Robinson – Wayward Women: 3] £ 45.00



13. BALDWIN, George.  Political Recollections relative to Egypt;containing Observations on its Government under the Mamaluks;- its Geographical Position;- its intrinsic and extrinsic Resources;- its relative Importance to England and France; and its Dangers to England in the Possession of France: with a Narrative of the Ever-memorable British Campaign in the Spring of 1801.  By George Bladwin, Esq.  Late His Majesty’s Consul-General in Egypt; and attached to the Commander in Chief during the above glorious campaign.  London: Printed by H.  Baldwin and Son, for T.  Cadell, Jun.  and W.  Davis, 1801 Contemporary calf, 8vo.  viii,227pp.  2 plates.  
    
    The spine rebacked in calf with a red leather label, a very nice copy in a contemporary half calf.  COPAC lists 6 copies.  [Hilmy: 80] £ 250.00



14. BALL, John.  Contributions to the Geography of Egypt.  Survey of Egypt.  Ministry of Finance & Economy Survey of Egypt.  Cairo: Reprint by S.  of E.  , 1952 Roy.  8vo.  xvi,308pp.  4 plates, 42 illustrations, 5 coloured maps (4 folding), index.  
    
    Originally published in 1939.  A very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth.  £ 50.00



15. BALL, John.  Egypt in the Classical Geographers.  By The Late Dr.  John Ball, O.  B.  E.  , Technical Counsellor, Desert Surveys.  Ministry of Finance, Egypt.  Survey of Egypt.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulâq, 1942 Cloth-backed boards, Roy.  8vo.  vi,203pp.  portrait frontispiece and 8 plates and maps, (6 colour and 4 folding), 18 illustrations, index.  
    
    The geography of Egypt from the earliest times up until the 7th century.  Spine faded, lower corner bumped, a very nice copy in the publisher’s blue cloth-backed boards.  £ 125.00



16. BARNS, J.  W.  B.  (Ed.  ).  Nag Hammadi Codices.  Greek and Coptic Papyri from the Cartonnage of the Covers.  The Coptic Gnostic Library, edited with English translation, introduction and notes published under the auspices of the Institute
    for Antiquity and Christianity.  Nag Hammadi Studies XVI.  Edited by J.  W.  B.   Barns, G.  M.  Browne and J.  C.  Shelton.  Leiden: E.  J.  Brill, 1981
    Med.  8vo.  xx,162pp.  index.  £ 36.00



17. BATRAWI, Ahmed M.  El.  Report on the Human Remains.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Mission Archéologique de Nubie 1929 - 1934.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulâq, 1935 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  xi,200pp.  numerous illustrations on
    27 collotype plates.  
    
    One of 310 copies printed.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, an excellent copy in a red buckram.  £ 125.00



18. BEATTY, Charles.  His Country Was the World:A Study of Gordon of Khartoum.  London: Chatto & Windus, 1954 8vo.  
    viii,296pp.  3 maps, chronology, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 20.00



19. [BELZONI, Sarah].  Prospectus.  Madame Belzoni se propose de publier une Série de Lithographies d’après des dessins originaux et inédits, du modèle de la Tombe Egyptienne qui fut découverte dans la vallées de Baban-el-Malook, près de Thèbes, Haut Egypte, dans l’année 1818, par Giovanni Batista Belzoni, mort a Gato, dans le Royaume de Bénin, le 3 décember 1823 sur sa route pour Houssa et Timbuctoo.  London: no publisher, nd.  (1828) Disbound, 8vo.  14pp.  drop head title.  
    
    “...in 1828 she proposed to publish a series of lithographic plates and issued a prospectus, but this scheme also proved abortive...” - [Dawson and Uphill: 24].  Written entirely in French and containing after the preamble, ‘Anciens manuscripts curieux’; ‘Tombeau d’Ousirei dans l’Égypte’ by Lee; ‘Extraits du voyage de M.  Belzoni en Egypte et en Nubie’; a letter from William Feld, ‘A bord du brick Castor, devant Benin Bar, le 20 Janvier 1824’; a letter from G.  Belzoni to M.  S.  Briggs in London ‘Benin, 2 Decembre 1822’; and a ‘Copie d’une traduction d’une lettre maure du ministre de l’empereur de Maroc à Fez, à madame Belzoni.  Lower edge shaved rather close resulting in a slight loss of text.  
    Not listed in COPAC nor OCLC.  £ 300.00



20. “BEN ASSHER”.   A Nomad in the South Sudan.  The Travels of a Political Officer among the Gaweir Nuers.  London: H.  F.  & Witherby, 1928 8vo.  
    296pp.  28 plates, folding map, index.  
    
    “...in certain portions of this southern sector that the writer passed two years as a political officer in the employ of the Sudan Governement”.  
    Covers a little spotted, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth.  £ 175.00



21. BERT, Alexis.  Description du Désert de Siout a la Mer Rouge.  D’apres un manuscrit de la Bibliothèque Royale de Turin.  Publié par M.  Jules Couyat comme appendice à la Description de l’Égypte.  Le Caire, Impr.  de l’Institut français d’archéologie orientale, 1912 Recent binder’s cloth, 4to.  125pp.  
    
    Written by Alexis Bert, “Chef de bataillon d’artillerie dans l’armée d’Orient.” Extrait du Bulletin de l’Institut français d’archéologie orientale, tome IX-X.  A very nice copy in a later binder’s brown buckram, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine.  £ 60.00



22. BIRCH, Samuel.  Facsimiles of two Papyri found in a tomb at Thebes.   With a translation by S.  Birch, and an account of their discovery by A.  H.  Rhind.  London: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts and Green, 1863
    Oblong folio.  [18 x 23 inches.  ] iv,29pp.  16 chromolithographed plates, eleven being reproductions of the papyri.  
    
    The first four plates (those illustrating the text) have a small stain in the upper outer corner, outer corners of the cloth a little bumped and worn, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dark green cloth.  £ 650.00


23. BIRCH, S.  Catalogue of the collection of Egyptian Antiquities at Alnwick Castle.  Printed for private distribution.  London: R.  Clay, Sons, and Taylor, Printers, 1880 Roy.  4to.  xx,374pp.  22 lithographed plates after Joseph Bonomi, some coloured, index.  
    
    This collection was formed by the 4th Duke of Northumberland from objects acquired in Egypt in the 1820’s and subsequent purchases including the sale of the Salt collection in 1835 and J.  Burton’s in 1836.  Samuel Birch (1813 - 1885) was Keeper of Oriental Antiquities at the British Museum.  With the stamp of the University of London, Archaeology Library on the endpaper, lower title page and contents page with their ‘Cancelled’ stamp; on the verso of title is a stamp reading ‘Presented by the Duke of Northumberland.  AD.  MDCCCLXXXII.  ’ Two small marks to the spine where shelf numbers have been removed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s gilt decorated dark green cloth.  £ 950.00



24. BLEUCHOT, Hervé et al.  Sudan: History, identity, ideology; Sudan: Histoire, identités, ideologies.  Edited by, sous la direction de Hervé Bleuchot, Christian Delmet and Derek Hopwood. St. Antony’s Middle East monographs 25.  Reading: Ithaca Press, for IREMAM, Aix-en-Provance and The Middle East Centre, St Anthony’s College, Oxford, 1991 Med.  8vo.  xvi,298pp.  maps, dw.  £ 30.00



25. BOESER, P.  A.  A.  Grafbenoodigheden, Beelden, Vaatwerk en andere Voorwerpen.  Met een Supplement op de Monumenten van het oude Rijk.  Beschrijving van de Egyptische Verzameling in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Leiden, Tweede Afdeeling.  S-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff, 1910 Cloth backed portfolio, Imp.  4to.  iv,15pp.  143 illustrations on 22 collotype plates.  £ 100.00



26. BOESER, P.  A.  A.  Stèles.  Beschrijving van de Egyptische Verzameling in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Leiden, Derde Afdeeling.  S-Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff, 1913 Cloth backed portfolio, Imp.  4to.  iv,16pp.  + 37 page index, 28 plates.  
    
    With an old library ink-stamp to the upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed grey boards.  £ 125.00



27. BONOMI, Joseph.  Catalogue of the Egyptian Antiquities in the Museum of Hartwell House.  Hartwell: John Lee, 1858 (Printed by W.  M.  Watts, Crown Court, Temple Bar).  Cloth backed boards, 4to.  iii,91pp.  2 lithographed plates, (1 folding), illustrated title-page and illustrations in the text.  
    
    Bonomi’s catalogue of the Egyptian antiquities in John Lee’s famous museum at Hartwell House.  The 597 items in the collection are described in some detail; the folding plate is of the Hartwell papyrus.  A little slight spotting to preliminary pages, a very nice
    copy in the publisher’s olive-green cloth backed boards.  £ 400.00



28. BOREUX, Charles.  L’Art de la Navigation en Égypte jusqu’à la Fin de l’Ancien Empire.  Études de Nautique Égyptienne.  Mémoires publiés par le Membres de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire, Tome Cinquantième.  
    Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1925 Contemporary binder’s cloth backed marbled boards, Imp.  4to.  
    vii,569pp.  3 collotype plates (1 double-page), 200 illustrations, index.  £ 350.00



29. BOURDON, Claude.  Anciens Canaux, Anciens Sites et Ports de Suez.  Mémoires de la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte, Tome VII.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1925 Recent binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  
    xvi,157pp.  7 plates, 9 folding maps (8 coloured), biblio.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a dark green buckram.  £ 150.00



30. BREASTED, I.  Henricus.  De Hymnis in solem sub rege Amenophide IV conceptis.  Dissertatio inauguralis philologica ...die XV.  m.  Aug.  Anni MDCCCXCIV publice defendet auctor I.  Henricus Breasted Americanus.  Berolini: Typis Expressit B.  Paul, 1894 Contemporary half morocco with marbled boards, Roy.  4to.  
    iii,64pp.  (62 pages in lithograph from Breasted’s originals.  )
    
    Breasted’s dissertation for the Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitat zu Berlin.  With a long inscription on the end-paper from the author “To my dear sister...” dated Aug.  30, 1894 and another inscription presenting this copy to Dr Charles Muses from the author’s niece dated August 29, 1974.  Spine worn and hinges splitting, a good copy.  £ 120.00



31. BRUCE, James.  Travels, between the years 1765 and 1773, through part of Africa, Syria, Egypt, and Arabia, into Abyssinia, to discover the source of the Nile: Comprehending an interesting narrative of the Author’s adventures in Abyssinia, and a circumstantial account of the manners, customs, government, religion, history, &c.  &c.  of that country.  Being the substance of the original work.  By the Late James Bruce, Esq.  London: Published by James Robins and Co.  Albion Press, nd.  (circa 1812) Contemporary straight grained morocco, 8vo.  (xv),17-486pp.  extra engraved title page, frontispiece of the author and 9 plates.  
    
    Spine slightly dulled, signs of bookplate being removed from front endpaper, a very nice copy in a contemporary crimson straight grained morocco with richly gilt spine and boards, marbled endpapers and all edged gilt.  £ 200.00



32. BRUGSCH, Henri.  Matériaux pour servir à la reconstruction du calendrier des anciens Egyptiens.  Par Henri Brugsch.  Partie théorique, accompagnée de treize planches lithographiées.  Leipzig: Librairie J.  C.  Heinrichs, 1864 Contemporary cloth backed boards, Med.  4to.  xii,111pp.  13 plates (1 folding).  
    
    No more parts were published.  Spine a little worn, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth-backed boards.  £ 120.00



33. BRUGSCH, Henricus.  Sai an Sinsin; sive, Liber metempsychosis veterum aegyptiorume duabus papyris funebribus hieraticus signis exaratis.  Nunc primum edidit latine vertit notas adjecit Henricus Brugsch.  Cum una tabula multisque contextui impressis signis.  Berolini: apud Rud Gaertner, 1851
    4to.  42pp.  folding facsimile plate of 42 inches (103 cm.  )
    
    With hieratic characters (Sai an sinsin) at the head of the title.  The book of opening the mouth in Latin and Egyptian.  Backstrip worn, a very nice copy in the publisher’s printed grey boards.  £ 100.00



34. [BRUN-ROLLET, Antoine].  Le Nil Blanc et le Soudan.  Études sur l’Afrique centrale, mours et coutumes des sauvages par M.  Brun-Rollet.  
    Paris: L.  Maison, 1855 Contemporary quarter calf, 8vo.  
    355pp.  portrait frontispiece and 4 plates, folding lithographed map.  
    
    Antoine Brun-Rollet (1810-1858) travelled to Alexandria in 1831, late that year he entered the Sudan where he made a fortune trading.  By 1844 he had founded a trading post at Bilinian in the Bari country up the White Nile; he was the first European to explore the Bahr al-Ghazal.  He died in Khartoum in 1858.  Calf spine a little rubbed, a very nice copy in a quarter calf.  [Hill: 89] [Broc: 62] £ 475.00



35. BRUNTON, Guy.  Mostagedda and the Tasian Culture.  British Museum Expedition to Middle Egypt, First and Second years, 1928,1929.  
    London: Bernard Quaritch, 1937 Roy 4to.  viii,163pp.  84 plates, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his ownership stamp to the front endpaper and some pencilled notes, an excellent copy in the publisher’s blue half cloth.  £ 475.00



36. BRUNTON, Guy & Gertrude Caton-Thompson.  The Badarian Civilization and Prehistoric Remains near Badari.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1928 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  x,128pp.  85 plates, index.  
    
    Brunton’s work at Badari led to the oldest known, at that time, culture of Predynastic Egypt.  Old cancelled library stamp of the Institute of Archaeology to the margin of title, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, an excellent copy in a later maroon buckram.  £ 400.00



37. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  A Catalogue of the Egyptian Collection in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.  Cambridge: University Press, 1893 8vo.  
    xii,138pp.  text illustrations, index.  
    
    A very nice copy in the publisher’s light brown paper covered boards with the spine lettered in black.  £ 60.00



38. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  A History of Ethiopia: Nubia & Abyssinia.  (According to the Hieroglyphic Inscriptions of Egypt and Nubia, and the Ethiopian Chronicles).  
    In two volumes.  With forty-nine plates, thirty-one illustrations in the text, and a map.  London: Methuen & Co.  , Ltd.  , 1928 Roy.  8vo.  
    (1).  xxx,336pp.  26 plates, 20 text-illustrations, dw.  
    (2).  viii,337-675pp.  23 plates, 11 text-illustrations, folding map, biblio.  , index.  
    
    In the publisher’s red cloth, the spines faded, a very nice set.  £ 300.00



39. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  A History of Ethiopia: Nubia & Abyssinia.  (According to the Hieroglyphic Inscriptions of Egypt and Nubia, and the Ethiopian Chronicles).  Oosterhout: Anthropological Publications, 1966 Med.  8vo.  
    
    The 1928 Methuen London edition reprinted in one volume.  From the library of Dr Juel-Jensen with his Amharic bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s grey cloth.  £ 120.00



40. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  An Account of the Sarcophagus of Seti I, King of Egypt, BC 1370.  London: Sir John Soane’s Museum, 1908 Boards, Cr.  8vo.  
    128pp.  frontispiece and 112 illustrations.  
    
    A very nice copy in the publisher’s orange cloth-backed boards.  £ 30.00



41. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  Annals of Nubian Kings.  With a sketch of the history of the Nubian kingdom of Napata.  Books on Egypt and Chaldaea, XXXIII.  
    Egyptian Literature Volume II.  London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner& Co.  , 1912 Cr.  8vo.  cxxxii,176pp.  14 plates, illustrations.  
    
    Covers a little marked, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his ownership stamp to the verso of title and endpapers, a very nice copy in the publisher’s orange cloth.  £ 40.00



42. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  Catalogue of the Egyptian Antiquities.  From the collection of the late Sir Gardner Wilkinson.  Harrow School Museum.  Harrow: J.  C.  Wilbee, Bookseller to Harrow School, 1887 8vo.  106pp.  text illustrations.  
    
    Inscribed on the endpaper “??? from C.  T.  Cecil Torr, 1888.” With the duplicate ‘Sold’ stamp of the Ashmolean Library to the title page, covers rather dusty, a very nice copy in the publisher’s white vellum.  £ 275.00



43. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  Some Account of the Collection of Egyptian Antiquities in the possession of Lady Meux, of Theobald’s Park, Waltham Cross.  Second Edition with Thirty-four plates.  London: Harrison & Sons, 1896 Half-morocco, 4to.  xii,362pp.  folding frontispiece and 34 fine collotype plates of antiquities in the collection, t.  e.  gilt.  
    
    An un-numbered copy from an edition limited to 500.  A magnificent work, being considerably more desirable than the first edition which lacked the plates.  Cloth on boards worn in places, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black half morocco.  £ 250.00



44. BUDGE, Ernest A.  Wallis (Ed.  ).  The Paradise of the Holy Fathers.  Being histories of the Anchorites, Recluses, Monks, Coenobites and ascetic fathers of the deserts of Egypt between A.  D.  CCL and A.  D.  CCCC.  Volumes I and II.  
    London: Chatto & Windus, 1907 8vo.  
    (1).  Volume I containing the Introduction: The life of St.  Anthony, by Athanasius Archbp of Alexandria: Histories of the Fathers by Palladius Bp of Helenopolis: The rule of Pachomius: St.  Jerome’s History of the Fathers.   lxxiii,382pp.  frontispiece.  
    (2).  Volume II containing the counsels of the Holy Men and the questions and answers of the Ascetic Brethren generally known as the sayings of the Fathers of Egypt.  iv,350pp.  frontispiece, index.  
    
    With the armorial bookplate of Sir Charles Cayzer, Bart.  , spines slightly darkened, a very nice set in the publisher’s light brown cloth.  £ 150.00



45. BUDGE, E.  A.  Wallis.  The Gods of the Egyptians, or Studies in Egyptian Mythology.  With 98 coloured plates and 131 illustrations in the text.  In two volumes.  London: Methuen & Co.  , 1904 Roy.  8vo.  (1).  xxiii,525pp.  (2).  ix,431pp.  index.  
    
    The edition with coloured plates is unusual.  With the bookplates of H.  Martyn Kennard, a supporter of the E.  E.  F.  and collector of Egyptian antiquities.  The spines have been rebacked retaining the original backstrips, spines faded, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth.  £ 350.00



46. Bulletin de la Société d’Études Historiques et Géographiques de l’Isthme de Suez.  Tome I - VI.  Cairo: Le Scribe Egyptien, 1948-1960 Recent binder’s cloth, Med.  8vo.  The six volumes bound in three.  
    (1).  Tome I (1947).  104pp.  5 maps, 3 folding.  
    Tome II (1948).  174pp.  12 illustrations, 9 maps (2 folding).  
    Tome III (1949-50).  viii,151pp.  19 plates (2 folding).  
    Tome IV (1951-1952).  viii,237pp.  7 plates (1 folding), 19 illustrations,
    14 maps (5 folding), biblio.  
    (2).  Tome V (1953-1954).  268pp.  33 plates (6 folding), illustrations,
    4 maps (3 folding).  
    (3).  Tome VI (1955-1956).  227pp.  43 plates, illustrations, 11 maps (4 folding).  
    
    A very nice set in a binder’s dark green buckram, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon.  £ 200.00



47. BUTLER, Alfred J.  The Ancient Coptic Churches of Egypt.  By Alfred J.  Butler, M.  A.  , F.  S.  A.  Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford.  In two volumes.  
    Oxford: at the Clarendon Press, 1884 8vo.  
    (1).  xx,377pp.  frontispiece, 31 plates and illustrations (2 folding), index, errata slip.  (2).  xii,409pp.  frontispiece, 34 plates and illustrations, index, errata slip.  
    
    Last two leaves of volume II torn in upper margin by careless opening, an excellent set in the publisher’s white cloth with red lettering and motifs to upper boards.  £ 575.00



48. CASTEL, Georges.  Gebel El-Zeit, I: Les Mines de Galène (Egypte, IIe millénaire av.  J.  -C.  )Par Georges Castel and Georges Soukiassian.  
    Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archeologie Orientale, 1989 Wrpps, Roy.  4to.  
    ii, 140pp.  23 coloured plates, numerous illustrations, 9 maps.  £ 25.00



49. CATON-THOMPSON, G.  Kharga Oasis in Prehistory.  By G.  Caton-Thompson, with a physiographic introduction by E.  W.  Gardner.  London: University of London, Athlone Press, 1952 Roy.  4to.  xx,213pp.  125 plates, 38 illustrations,
    3 folding maps (2 colour), biblio.  , index, dw.  
    
    A very nice copy in the publisher’s brown cloth.  £ 200.00



50. CAULFIELD, A.  St.  G.  The Temple of the Kings at Abydos, (Sety I.  )By A.  St.  G.  Caulfeild.  With drawings by H.  I.  Christie.  And a chapter by W.  M.  Flinders Petrie.  Egyptian Research Account Memoir eighth year.  London: Bernard Quaritch, 1902 4to.  iv,23pp.  26 plates (7 folding), index.  
    
    Spine slightly faded, slight spotting to boards and endpapers, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth-backed grey boards.  COPAC lists 2 copies.  £ 350.00



51. CAUVILLE, Sylvie.  Le Temple de Dendara, Les chapelles osiriennes.  Composition Hiéoglyphique: Jochen Hallof et Hans Van den Berg.  Le Caire: Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, Dendara X/1, 1997 Wrpps, Imp.  4to.  
    In two volumes.  
    (1).  viii,446pp.  biblio.  
    2).  viipp.  283 plates.  
    A very nice set in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 60.00



52. CERVICEK, Paul.  Felsbilder der Nord-Etbai, Oberägyptens und Unternubiens.  With an English Summary.  Ergebnisse der VIII.  Diafe nach Ägyptien 1926, (16.  band der Ergebnisse der Frobenius-Expedition).  Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner, 1974 4to.  x,229pp.  16 photographic plates and 518 drawings, 3 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  
    
    From the library of Ricardo A.  Caminos and bearing his stamp.  £ 100.00



53. CHABAS, F.  Le Papyrus Magique Harris.  Traduction analytique et commentée d’un manuscrit Égyptien comprenant le texte hiératique publié pour la première fois un tableau phonétique et un glossaire.  Par F.  Chabas.  Chalon-sur-Saone: Imprimerie de J.  Dejussieu, 1860 Nineteenth century half morocco, Roy.  4to.  
    vi,250pp.  12 lithographed plates (11 coloured facsimiles of the Harris papyrus), 3 tables (2 folding and one double-page, text-illustrations.  
    
    Corners rubbed, later black morocco spine, some minor spotting, pencilled marginalia by a previous owner, a very nice copy.  £ 200.00



54. CHAINE, M.  La Chronologie des Temps Chrétiens de l’Égypte et de l’Éthiopie.  Historique et exposé du calendrier et du comput l’Égypte et de l’ Éthiopie depuis les débuts de l’ère chrétienne a nos jours, accompagnés de tables donnant pour chaque année, avec les caractéristiques astronomiques du comput Alexandrin, les années correspondantes des principales ères orientales, suivis d’une concordance des années Juliennes, Grégoriennes, Coptes et Éthiopiennes avec les années Musulmanes,
    et du plusieurs appendices, pour servir a la chronologie.  Paris: Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner, 1925 Wrpps, Imp.  8vo.  xvi,344pp.  index.  
    
    The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the grey wrappers.  £ 90.00



55. CHANTRE, Ernest.  Recherches Anthropologiques dans l’Afrique Orientale: Égypte.  Lyon: A.  Rey & Cie, 1904 Contemporary binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  xviii,318pp.  159 illustrations,
    
    Pages 301 to 312 have some paper detoriation in the outer margin, (not affecting text).  
    Spine rubbed, a very nice copy in a binder’s dark blue cloth.  £ 250.00



56. CHITTY, Derwas J.  The Desert a CityAn Introduction to the Study of Egyptian and Palestinian Monasticism under the Christian Empire.  Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1966 8vo.  xvi,222pp.  12 plates, 4 maps, biblio.  , index.  £ 100.00



57. Chronology and Antiquities of Egypt.  (So labelled on spine.  )
    Later cloth-backed marbled boards, 8vo.  
    (1).  A Treatise on the Chronology of Siriadic Monuments.  Demonstrating that the Egyptian Dynasties of Manetho are records of astrogeological Nile observations which have been continued to the present time.  By Hekekyan Bey, C.  E.  , of
    Constantinople, formerly in the Egyptian Service.  London: [For Private Circulation], 1863 8vo.  xxxviii,160pp.  hand-coloured folding plate, folding table, text illustrations.  (bound with)
    (2).  The Antiquities of Egypt; with a particular notice of those that illustrate the Sacred Scriptures, with numerous engravings.  London: The Religious Tract Society, 1841 8vo.  vi,236pp.  14 plates (4 folding), text illustrations.  
    (Written by William Osburn.  )
    
    Edges of marbled boards rubbed, later blue cloth spine with leather label, bookplate of A.  M.  Box, a very nice copy.  £ 125.00



58. COLLINS, Robert O.  Shadows in the Grass.  Britain in the Southern Sudan, 1918-1956.  New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983 Med.  8vo.  
    xiv,494pp.  2 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  
    
    “The history of the Southern Sudan in the first half of the twentieth century revolves around the personalities and policies of the British administrators whose decisions directly affected the lives of the people they ruled.” £ 30.00



59. COOK, John M.  The Nile Expedition, 1884-85.  Mr.  John M.  Cook’s Visit to the Sudan.  An Address delivered at the Royal Normal College for the Blind, Upper Norwood.  London: Printed for Private Circulation, nd.  (1885)
    Disbound, small 8vo.  31pp.  
    
    “On Thursday Evening, January 22nd, 1885, Mr.  John M.  Cook, in compliance with request of Dr.  Campbell, gave the Teachers and Pupils of the Royal Normal College for the Blind, Upper Norwood, and a company of invited guests, and account of his recent “Journey to Dongola and interview with the Mudir.” ” The author was the son of Thomas Cook and had the consession from Khedive Isma’il for passenger traffic on the Nile.  During the 1884-5 Nile campaign he moved considerable military equipment and soldiers.  
    This is the only published account of his journey to Dongola and meeting
    with the Mudir; neither listed on COPAC nor OCLC.  £ 275.00



60. COTTEVIEILLE-GIRAUDE, T, Rémy.  Rapport sur les Fouilles de Médamoud (1930) La Verrerie - Les Graffiti.  l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, Fouilles, tome 8, partie 2.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français
    d’Archéologie Orientale, 1931 Binder’s morocco, Roy.  4to.  
    v,80pp.  25 plates, 43 illustrations, biblio.  , index.  
    
    An excellent copy in a binder’s limp red morocco.  £ 150.00



61. CRAWFORD, O.  G.  S.  & Frank Addison.  Abu Geili.  By O.  G.  S.  Crawford and Frank Addison and Saqadi & Dar El Mek by Frank Addison.  The Wellcome excavations in the Sudan, Volume III.  London: Published for the Trustees of the late Sir Henry Wellcome by the Oxford University Press, 1951 Roy.  4to.  xiii,182pp.  
    87 plates and maps, 2 folding plans in rear pocket, 52 text-illustrations, dw.  £ 30.00



62. CRUM, W.  E.  Coptic Ostraca from the Collections of the Egypt Exploration Fund, the Cairo Museum and others.  The texts edited with translations and commentaries by W. ;E. ;Crum.  With a contribution by the Rev. F. E. Brightman. Special extra publication of the Egypt Exploration Fund.  London: Sold at the Offices of the Egypt Exploration Fund, 1902 4to.  xxii,99,125pp.  2 collotype plates, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, a very nice copy in the publisher’s light-blue cloth-backed boards.  £ 250.00



63. D’ATHANASI, Giovanni.  A Brief Account of the Researches and Discoveries in Upper Egypt,made under the direction of Henry Salt, Esq.  By Giovanni D’Athanasi.  To which is added a detailed catalogue of Mr.  Salt’s collection of Egyptian antiquities; illustrated with twelve engravings of some of the most interesting objects, and an enumeration of those articles purchased for the British Museum.  
    London: John Hearne, 1836 Contemporary half-calf, 8vo.  
    xvi,261pp.  12 lithographed and engraved plates, (2 folding).  
    
    Giovanni D’Athanasi was a pseudonym for the Greek born Demetrio Papandriopulo, and referred to by his contemporaries as Yanni.  He was employed by Henry Salt alongside Belzoni and at Thebes for Salt between 1817 and 1827.  The first part of this book is his autobiographical account of working and travelling in Egypt and the second part is a reproduction of the Sothebys catalogue of the 1835 sale of Salt’s collection of Egyptian Antiquities.  This catalogue “On Monday, 29th of June, 1835, and Eight following Days.” documents Salt’s third and last collection sold, the previous two had been bought by the British Museum and the King of France respectively; mostly collected by D’Athanasi.  
    The sale comprised 1270 lots.  However unlike the actual catalogue this facsimile contains the prices realised and eleven of the twelve plates show objects from the catalogue.  
    The frontispiece shows one of a pair of Sphinxes excavated by D’Athanasi and placed in the Hermitage at St.  Petersburg.  
    Frontispiece chipped along the fore-edge and brittle with an archival tape repair to the upper outer corner, library stamp of King’s College London on the title page, corners rubbed, the spine rebacked in dark green calf, a very nice copy.  £ 900.00



64. DAVIES, N.  de G.  The Rock Tombs of El Amarna, Parts I - V.  In five volumes.  Archaeological Survey of Egypt.  London: The Egypt Exploration Fund, 1903-1908 Roy.  4to.  
    (1).  Thirteenth Memoir.  The Tomb of Meryra.  viii,56pp.  42 plates, index.  
    (2).  Fourteenth Memoir.  The Tombs of Panehesy and Meryra II.  
    vi,48pp.  47 plates, index.  
    (3).  Fifteenth Memoir.  The Tombs of Huya and Ahmes.  With an appendix on the Greek Graffiti by Seymour de Ricci.  xi,41pp.  40 plates, appendix, index.  
    (4).  Sixteenth Memoir.  The Tombs of Penthu, Mahu, and others.  
    viii,36pp.  45 plates, appendix, index.  
    (5).  Seventeenth Memoir.  Smaller Tombs and Boundary Stelae.  
    viii,37pp.  coloured frontispiece and 44 plates, index.  
    
    The sixth volume is not present (Tombs of Parennefer, Tutu, and Ay.  ) The seventh
    and final volume was published in 1974.  
    A very nice set in the publisher’s orange cloth-backed boards.  £ 450.00



65. DAVIS, Theodore M.  Theodore M.  Davis’ Excavations: Bibân el Molûk.  The tomb of Hâtshopsîtû.  Introduction by Theodore M.  Davis.  The Life and Monuments of the Queen by Edouard Naville.  Description of the finding and excavation of the tomb, by Howard Carter.  London: Archibald Constable & Co.  , 1906
    Imp.  4to.  xv,112.  photogravure frontispiece, 7 coloured and 6 monochrome plates, plan, 18 illustrations.  
    
    Occasional foxing in the text, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth with gilt lettering to spine and upper board.  £ 375.00



66. DEHERAIN, Henri.  Le Soudan Égyptien sous Mehemet Ali.  Thèse de Doctorat présentée a la Faculté des Lettres de l’Université de Paris.  Paris: Georges Carré et C.  Naud, 1898 Contemporary quarter morocco, Med.  8vo.  
    xii,385pp.  7 maps, biblio.  , index.  
    
    The history of Mehemet Ali’s conquest of the Sudan in 1820 - 1822, the administration and exploitation of the Sudan and the Egyptian expeditions to the Nile sources.  
    Unknown to Hill.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in a contemporary black quarter morocco with marbled boards.  £ 125.00



67. DEMPSEY, James.  Mission on the Nile.  London: Burns & Oates, 1955
    8vo.  xii,247pp.  17 plates, 5 maps, dw.  
    
    “...an account of missionary life in an obscure corner of the Upper Sudan, but it is also a mass of first-hand information about the habits and history of the little-known Shilluk people,...” - dustwrapper blurb.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate.  £ 30.00



68. DENON, Vivant.  Planches du Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte.  
    No place, no publisher and no date but Londres: Samuel Bagster, 1804? Contemporary cloth, folio.  [50 cm.  ]
    4pp.  frontispiece and 103 (of 107) engraved plates and maps (some folding).  
    
    Although 109 plates are listed in the Notice des planches, two of these are the frontispieces for volumes I and II of text.  Some plates loose, some spotting and browning mostly to the margins of plates, covers rubbed.  £ 500.00



69. DOUIN, G.  Histoire du Soudan Égyptien.  Tome premier.  La Pénétration 1820 - 1822.  Caire: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire pour la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte, 1944 Recent half morocco, Imp.  8vo.  
    xi,427pp.  17 plates, 9 maps (4 folding), biblio.  , index.  
    
    The plates are taken from previous publications by Linant de Bellefonds and Cailliaud.   No further parts were published.  Not in Hill.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, an excellent copy in a recent brown half morocco with richly gilt spine and marbled endpapers.  £ 250.00



70. DOUIN, Georges.  Mohamed Aly, Pacha du Caire (1805 - 1807).  Correspondence des Consuls de France en Égypte.  Caire: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire pour la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte, 1924
    Wrpps, Imp.  8vo.  xxxii,239pp.  
    
    Not in Hill.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, wrappers chipped, spine worn, the pages unopened, a good copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 45.00



71. DRIAULT, Édouard.  La Formation de l’Empire de Mohamed Aly de l’Arabie au Soudan (1814-1823).  Correspondence des Consuls de France en Égypte recueillie et publiée avec une introduction.  Caire: L’Institut Français d’Archaeologie Orientale du Caire pour la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte, 1927
    Recent quarter morocco, Imp.  8vo.  lvi,330pp.  
    
    One of 400 copies printed.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, leaves 1 - 7 laid between tissue, 1 - 2 with slight loss of lower margins, last 3 leaves stained at head, a very nice copy in a recent dark brown quarter morocco.  £ 90.00



72. DUNBAR, J.  H.  The Rock Pictures of Lower Nubia.  Service des Antiquitiés
    de l’Égypte.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulâq, 1941 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  
    x,100pp.  182 illustrations on 25 plates, (2 colour), folding chart, index.  
    
    One of 320 copies printed.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later red buckram.  £ 350.00



73. DUNCAN, J.  S.  R.  The Sudan’s Path to Independence.  With a foreword by Sir Knox Helm.  Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons Ltd.  , 1957
    8vo.  xvi,231pp.  12 plates, end paper maps, index.  £ 18.00



74. DUNCAN, J.  S.  R.  The Sudan.  Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood
    & Sons Ltd.  , 1952 8vo.  xi,283pp.  end-paper map, biblio.  , index.  £ 15.00



75. DYE, Henri.  Le Bahr el GhazalNotions générales sur la province, les rivières, les plateaux et les marais par A.  Henri Dyé.  Lieutenant de Vaisseu, Commandant la Flottille de la Mission Marchand.  Extrait des Annales de Géographie, tome XI, 1902 (N 58 du 15 juillet 1902).  Paris: Armand Colin, 1902 Wrpps, Roy.  8vo.  
    313-338pp.  9 plates, folding coloured map.  
    
    Wrappers laid down on similiar card, a nice copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  
    Not in COPAC, just the BNG copy on OCLC.  £ 75.00



76. DYE, William McE.  Moslem Egypt and Christian Abyssinia;or, military service under the Khedive, in his provinces and beyond their borders, as experienced by the American Staff.  By William McE.  Dye (Formerly of the U.  S.  Army, and late
    Colonel of the Egyptian Staff.  ) New York: Atkin & Prout, 1880 8vo.  
    xvi,500pp.  frontispiece, folding map, appendix of the names of the Americans connected with the military service of the Khedive between 1869 and 1878.  
    
    The author joined the Egyptian general staff as an assistant to General C.  P.  Stone Pasha; he was wounded at the battle of Gura in the Egyptian Abyssinian war of 1875-1876.  
    Much of this book recounts his experiences during that campaign.  Head of spine slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth.  [Hill: 118] £ 300.00



77. EDGAR, C.  C.  Greek Bronzes.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire.  Nos 27631-28000 et 32368-32376.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Reimpression de l’Edition de 1904.  Osnabrück: Otto Zeller Verlag,
    1973 4to.  iv,xi,99pp.  19 plates, text-illustrations, indices.  £ 100.00



78. EDGAR, C.  C.  Greek Sculpture.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire.  Nos 27425-27630.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Reimpression de l’Edition de 1903.  Osnabrück: Otto Zeller Verlag, 1974
    Wrpps, 4to.  xvi,83pp.  32 plates, indices.  £ 90.00



79. EDGAR, C.  C.  Greek Vases.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire.  Nos 26124-26349 et 32377-32394.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Reimpression de l’Edition de 1911.  Osnabrück: Otto Zeller Verlag, 1975 Wrpps, 4to.  vii,93pp.  28 plates, numerous text-illustrations, indices.  £ 90.00



80. EDGAR, C.  C.  Sculptors’ Studies and Unfinished Works.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire.  Nos 33301-33506.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Reimpression de l’Edition de 1906.  Osnabrück: Otto
    Zeller, 1977 Wrpps, 4to.  xii,91pp.  43 plates, text-illustrations, indices.  £ 90.00



81. EDWARDS, Amelia B.  A Thousand Miles up the Nile.  With upward of seventy illustrations engraved on wood by G.  Pearson, after finished drawings executed on the spot by the author.  Second edition, revised by the author.  London: George Routledge and Sons, 1889 8vo.  xxvii,499pp.  18 plates, text illustrations, appendix.  
    
    From the library of Dr Juel-Jensen with his bookplate, prize bookplate to front endpaper, a very nice copy in the publisher’s lavish blue pictorial cloth.  £ 200.00



82. EDWARDS, I.  E.  S.  A Handbook to the Egyptian Mummies and Coffins Exhibited in the British Museum.  London: The British Museum, 1938
    Wrpps, 8vo.  viii,71pp.  31 plates, (2 coloured), biblio.  £ 36.00



83. Egypt Exploration Fund.  Reports of First to Twenty-fifth General Meetings.  Report of First General Meeting and Balance Sheet - Report of Twenty-first Ordinary General Meeting (Twenty-fifth Annual General Meeting) Subscription list and
    and Balance Sheets.  London: EES, 1883 - 1907 Wrpps, 8vo.  
    
    In twenty-four volumes (the Third Report is not present), a very nice set in the publisher’s wrappers.  These contain several interesting and anecdotal reports by the members not published elsewhere.  £ 100.00



84. ELM, Susanna.  ‘Virgins of God.  ’The Making of Asceticism in Late Antiquity.  Oxford Classical Monographs.  Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1994 8vo.  
    xviii,444pp.  4 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 75.00



85. EL-TOUNSY, Mohammed ibn-Omar.  Voyage au Ouadâypar Le Cheykh Mohammed ebn-Omar E-Tounsy, Réviseur en chef à l’École de médecine du Kaire; Traduit de l’Arabe par le Dr Perron, Ouvrage accompagné de Cartes et de Planches, et du portrait du Cheykh, Publié par les soins de M.  Jomard, Ouvrage précédé d’une Préface de ce dernier, contenant des remarques historiques et gèographiques, et faisant suite Voyage au Dâfour.  Paris: Chez Benjamin Duprat, 1851
    In two volumes bound into one, later half morocco, Med.  8vo.  
    (1).  Texte.  [3],lxxv,756pp.  litho portrait frontispiece, index.  
    (2).  Planches.  iv pp.  folding lithographed map, 7 litho plates (5 double-page), double page sheet of music.  
    
    The author lived in Dar Fur for eight years from 1803.  “al-Tunisi gave the world the first detailed description of Dar Fur; his work is reliable but unmethodical.” - Hill: 278.  
    Gay: 2786.  With the original wrappers bound-in, the pages uncut and unopened, an excellent copy in a twentieth century half morocco with marbled boards and gilt ruled spine.  £ 1,750.00



86. ELTON, Lord.  General Gordon.  London: Collins, 1954 8vo.  
    447pp.  7 plates, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 15.00



87. ELTON, Lord (Ed.  ).  General Gordon’s Khartoum Journal.  New York:
    Vanguard Press, 1961 Med.  8vo.  224pp.  frontispiece, maps, index, dw.  £ 18.00



88. EMERY, Walter B.  Hor-Aha.  Excavations at Saqqara 1937-1938.  With the collaboration of Zaki Yusef Saad.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulaq, 1939
    Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  viii,112pp.  28 plates (2 folding), text illustrations.  
    
    From an edition of 325 copies; from the library of the Egtptologist Dr David Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a maroon cloth.  £ 350.00



89. EMERY, Walter B.  The Royal Tombs of Ballana and Qustul, Volume II, Plates.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Egypte.  Mission Archéologique de Nubie 1929-1934.  With chapters by L.  P.  Kirwan.  Cairo: Government Printer, 1938 Wrpps, Imp.  4to.  ixpp.  118 plates (2 folding), with over 100 plates in collotype showing the results of the excavations with many illustrations of the jewellery, bronzes, etc.  
    
    A very nice copy of the plate volume on its own without the text volume.  £ 150.00



90. EMERY, Walter B.  and L.  P.  Kirwan.  The Excavations and Survey between Wadi Es-Sebua and Adindan 1929 - 1931.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  
    Mission Archéologique de Nubie 1929 - 1934.  In two volumes.  
    Cairo, Government Press, Bulâq, 1935 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  
    (1).  Volume I.  -Text.  v,540pp.  492 figures.  
    (2).  Volume II.  -Plates.  ii,4pp.  69 plates, plans and maps, (many plans and maps folding and coloured), most of the objects illustrated in collotype.  
    
    One of the 310 sets of this work which were published.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spines, an excellent set in a recent red buckram cloth.  £ 375.00



91. ENGELBACH, R.  Harageh.  British School of Archaeology in Egypt and Egyptian Research Account.  Twentieth Year, 1914.  Inscriptions by Battiscombe Gunn.  London: University College London & Bernard Quaritch, 1923 Med.  4to.  
    viii,40pp.  80 plates (some folding), map, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his ink stamp to the endpaper and verso of title, spine faded, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth.  £ 300.00



92. ENGELBACH, R.  Riqqeh and Memphis VI.  By R.  Engelbach, with chapters by M.  A.  Murray, H.  Flinders Petrie, W.  M.  Flinders Petrie.  British School of Archaeology in Egypt, Nineteenth year, 1913.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1915 Roy.  4to.  vii,38pp.  62 plates, (4 folding, 3 coloured), index.  £ 125.00



93. EPRON, Lucienne et al.  Le Tombeau de Ti.  Mémories Publiés par les Membres de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire - Tome LXV, Fascicules I - III.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1939, 1953, 1966
    Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  
    (1).  Fascicule I.  Les Approches de la Chapelle.  Dessins de Lucienne Épron et François Daumas, avec un plan de Georges Goyon.  Cairo: IFAO, 1939
    ivpp.  71 plates (1 coloured).  
    (2).  Fascicule II.  La Chapelle (Première Partie).  Dessins de Henri Wild.   Cairo: IFAO, 1953 vpp.  plates 72 - 132.  
    (3).  Fascicule III.  La Chapelle (Deuxième Partie).  Dessins de Henri Wild.   Cairo: IFAO, 1966 Imp.  4to.  vipp.  plates 133 - 189.  
    
    Ti was an Egyptian official of the fifth dynasty.  With many double-page and folding plates.  An excellent complete set of this important survey, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a recent blue-grey buckram.  £ 350.00



94. EVANS-PRITCHARD, E.  E.  Kinship and Marriage Among the Nuer.  
    Oxford: at the Clarendon Press 1951, reprinted 1965 8vo.  
    xi,183pp.  9 plates, 9 maps and illustrations, index, dw.  £ 25.00



95. EVANS-PRITCHARD, E.  E.  The Nuer:A description of the modes of livelihood and political institutions of a nilotic people.  Oxford: Clarendon Press 1940, reprinted 1960 8vo.  xii,271pp.  29 plates, 15 illustrations, 3 maps, index, dw.  £ 18.00



96. EVANS-PRITCHARD, E.  E.  The Political System of the Anuak of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.  Monographs on Social Anthropology, No.  4.  
    Published for the London School of Economics and Political Science.  
    London: Percy Lund, Humphries & Co.  , 1940 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  
    ix,164pp.  12 plates, 3 maps, appendix, biblio.  , index, errata slip.  
    
    Red card covers a little worn, with pencilled underlining and marginal annotations.  £ 75.00



97. FAKHRY, Ahmed.  Bahria Oasis.  Volumes I and II.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  The Egyptian Deserts.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulaq, 1942 - 1950 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  
    (1).  Volume I.  xii,182pp.  coloured frontispiece, 61 plates (2 coloured, 3 folding), 121 illustrations, folding map, index.  
    (2).  Volume II.  xiv,130pp.  78 plates (2 coloured), 102 illustrations, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the bases of the spines, a very nice set in a later dark green buckram.  £ 750.00



98. FAKHRY, Ahmed.  Siwa Oasis.  Its History and Antiquities.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  The Egyptian Deserts.  Cairo: Government Press, Bulaq, 1944 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  xii,185pp.  34 plates, 48 illustrations, map, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later dark green buckram.  £ 250.00



99. FAKHRY, Ahmed.  The Inscriptions of the Amethyst Quarries at Wadi El Hudi.  Cairo: Government Press, 1952 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  
    xi,94pp.  45 plates, 121 text-illustrations, index.  
    
    From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later dark green buckram.  £ 150.00



100. FAKHRY, Ahmed.  The Necropolis of El-Bagawat in Kharga Oasis.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte: The Egyptian Deserts.  Cairo: Government Press, 1951 Imp.  4to.  xviii,202pp.  49 plates, 8 coloured, some folding, 125 illustrations,
     biblio.  , index.  
     
     One of 360 copies printed, upper corner slightly bumped, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth-backed boards.  £ 450.00



101. FALLS, J.  C.  Ewald.  Three Years in the Libyan Desert.  Travels, discoveries, and excavations of the Menas Expedition, (Kaufmann Expedition).  Translated by Elizabeth Lee.  With 61 illustrations.  London: T.  Fisher Unwin, 1913
     8vo.  xii,356pp.  46 plates, index.  
     
     With some contemporary relevant cuttings tipped-in.  The Hartland Library copy with ink-stamp to end-paper and verso of title page.  “Discovery of the National Sanctuary of Christian Egypt (an entrancing volume)” from a catalogue cutting tipped-in.  
     In the original gilt decorated blue cloth.  £ 150.00



102. FARIS, James C.  Nuba Personal Art.  London: Duckworth, Art and Society Series, 1972 Square Med.  8vo.  x,130pp.  28 colour and 52 monochrome plates, 15 text-illustrations, maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 30.00



103. FARWELL, Byron.  Prisoners of the Mahdi.  The story of the Mahdist Revolt which frustrated Queen Victoria’s designs on the Sudan, humbled Egypt, and led to the fall of Khartoum, the death of Gordon, and Kitchener’s victory at Omdurman fourteen years later.  New York: Harper & Row, 1967.  8vo.  
     xxii,356pp.  13 illustrations, 1 map, biblio, index.  £ 25.00



104. FERGUSSON, Captain V.  H.  The Story of Fergie Bey: (Awaraquay).   Told by himself and some of his friends.  London: MacMillan and Co. Ltd. 1930 8vo.  xxii,356pp.  32 plates, folding map.  
     
     Captain Fergusson who was District Commissioner of Bahr-el-Ghazal was killed by the Nuers in 1927.  £ 75.00



105. FIRTH, Cecil and J.  E.  Quibell.  The Step Pyramid.  With Plans by J.  -P.  Lauer.  In two volumes.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Excavation at Saqqarah.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1935 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Text.  viii,144pp.  colour frontispiece, 23 illustrations, appendices.  
     (2).  Plates.  viipp.  110 plates, (several double-page and 2 with colouring).  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the bases of the spines, a very nice set in a maroon cloth.  £ 500.00



106. FORBIN, Count de.  Travels in Egypt : being a continuation of the travels in the Holy Land, in 1817-18.  by Count de Forbin.  London: Printed for Sir R.  Phillips and Co, 1819 Later cloth, 8vo.  iv,96pp.  folding panoramic frontispiece and 8 plates, page 96 with an illustrated article on the second Giza pyramid.  
     
     Being a translation of 2nd part of the author’s ‘Voyage dans le Levant en 1817 et 1818.  ’
     A very nice copy in a later brown cloth.  [Dawson and Uphill: 105] £ 125.00



107. FORNI, Giuseppe.  Viaggio nell’Egitto e nell’Alta Nubia.  Del chimico Giuseppe Forni, Membro Effettivo della Società Montanistica di Gratz.  Viva l’Italia.  
     Milano: Tipografia di Domenico Salvi e Comp.  , 1859
     Contemporary quarter calf, 8vo.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  iv,512pp.  engraved frontispiece and 2 engraved plates.  
     (2).  iv,635pp.  + errata page, engraved frontispiece and 2 engraved plates, appendix.  
     
     Forni, an Italian chemist from Milan was employed by Muhammad Ali in Cairo in 1818, in 1819 he explored the ancient emerald mines in Nubia with Belzoni.  He travelled to Sennar with the geologist Giovanni Battista Brocchi to engage in a scientific survey for Muhammad Ali Pasha in 1825.  He died possibly in Khartoum around 1840.  The engraved frontispieces show both the author and his wife on horseback.  Bound in a contemporary brick-red quarter diced calf with marbled boards, a few spots to the boards, slight offsetting to the title pages, an excellent copy.  COPAC lists one copy (British Library) and OCLC lists
     four copies.  [Hilmy: I, 237].  [Hill: 126].  Not in Gay.  £ 1,250.00



108. Fouilles Franco-Polonaises, Rapports.  Volumes I and III.  Université Joseph Pilsudski de Varsovie - Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1937 and 1950 Recent binder’s cloth, 4to.  
     (1).  Volume I.  Tell Edfou 1937, par B.  Bruyère, J.  Manteuffel, K.  Michalowski, J.  Sainte Fare Garnot, contribution de Ch.  Kuentz.  Plans et dessins de G.   Jourdain.  viii,214pp.  44 plates, 45 illustrations, 4 folding plans, one with a printed tissue overlay.  
     (2).  Volume III.  Tell Edfou 1939, par K.  Michalowski, Ch.  Desroches, J.  de Linage, J.  Manteuffel, M.  Zejmo-Zejmis.  Plans et dessins de T.  Gorski.  
     viii,395pp.  53 plates, 267 illustrations, 8 folding plans, table, index.  
     
     Volume II has never been published.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of spine, a very nice set in brown buckram.  £ 350.00



109. [FOUQUET, Daniel Marie].  Collection du Dr Fouquet, du Caire.  Art égyptien
     et égypto-arabe, art grec et romain, très belles sculptures égyptiennes en pierre ...Modèles de sculpteur de l’époque saite, trouvaille de Tell-el-Moqdam (Léontopolis), bronzes grecs archaïques ...faiences Coptes et égypto-arabes.  Composant la première vente de la collection du Docteur Fouquet, du Caire, qui aura lieu à Paris, après son décès, Galerie Georges Petit les lundi 12, mardi 13 et mercredi 14 juin 1922.  Commissaire-priseur: F.  Lair-Dubreuil.  Expert: Arthur Sambon.  
     Paris: Imprimerie Georges Petit, 1922 Wrpps, Roy.  4to.  x,57pp.  17 collotype plates.  
     
     Daniel Marie Fouquet (1850 - 1914) was a French doctor who settled in Cairo in 1881.  
     He collaborated with Maspero on examining the royal mummies and formed an important collection of antiquities.  Publisher’s dark purple wrappers rubbed.  £ 50.00



110. FULLER, Frederic Walter.  Egypt and the Hinterland.  With a frontispiece and a map of Egypt and the Sudan.  London: Longmans, Green, and Co.  , 1901
     Med.  8vo.  xv,333pp.  frontispiece, coloured folding map, appendices, index.  
     
     The condition and politics of Egypt at the end of the nineteenth century with chapters on the Intervention over Alexandria, Justice and Water, Native Christians, and the Sudan Campaign.  A very nice copy from the library Leo S.  Amery.  £ 100.00



111. GABRA, Dr.  Sami.  Peintures a Fresques et Scénes Peintes a Hermoupolis-Ouest, (Touna El-Gebel).  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Avec la collaboration du Dr.  Étienne Drioton.  Caire: Imprimerie de L’Institut Français D’Archéologie Orientale du Caire, 1954 Oblong folio.  
     21pp.  29 plates, (25 coloured), plan, 3 illustrations.  £ 75.00



112. GARANG, E.  M.  de (Ed.  ).  Grass Curtain, Volume I no.  1 - Volume II no.  3.  (All Published).  London: The Southern Sudan Association, 1970 - 1972 Binder’s cloth with original wrappers bound-in, Med.  8vo.  24,30,26,42,34,38,30pp.  plates, illustrations and maps, biblio.  
     
     These seven numbers were issued to promote the cause of the Southern Sudanese during one of the civil wars.  Volume II No.  3 is the “Agreement Issue” following the Addis Ababa Agreement between the Sudan Government and the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement represented by President Jafar el Nimeiri and Major General Joseph Lagu.  An excellent set of this 1970’s polemical publication in a binder’s dark green cloth.  £ 200.00



113. GARDBERG, C.  J.  Late Nubian Sites, Churches and Settlements.  The Scandinavian Joint Expedition To Sudanese Nubia.  Volume 7.  With a general introduction by Torgny Säve-Söderbergh.  Stockholm: Scandinavian University Books, 1970 Med.  4to.  141pp.  85 plates, 7 illustrations, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     The Winterton copy with bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dustwrapper.  £ 45.00



114. GARCIA DE HERREROS, Enrique.  Quatre Voyageurs Espagnols à Alexandrie d’Egypte.  Benjamin de Tudela 1166 - 71, Ibn Goubair 1183 - 85, Pero Tafur 1435 - 39, Ali Bey el Abbassi (Domingo Badia) 1803 – 7, par Don Enrique Garcia de Herreros.  Publications de la Société archéologique d’Alexandrie.  Alexandrie:
     Société archéologique, 1923 Wrpps, Imp.  8vo.  195pp.  frontispiece, index.  
     
     Wrappers a little worn, spine repaired, pages browned throughout, pages unopened, from an edition limited to 500 copies, a good copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 125.00



115. GARDINER, Alan H.  Ancient Egyptian Onomastica.  In three volumes.  London: Oxford University Press, 1947 Roy.  8vo.  (text) and Imp.  4to.  (plates).  
     (1).  Volume I.  xxiii,70pp.  + 215pp.  of autographed text, 5 illustrations, map, dw.  
     (2).  Volume II.  iv,324pp.  3 illustrations, 5 maps, index, dw.  
     (3).  Volume III: Plates.  viipp.  23 full-page plates and 4 double-page plates with fold-out section comprising tables of lists, chipped dw.  
     
     A very nice set of the first edition in the publisher’s dustwrappers.  £ 750.00



116. GARSTANG, John.  El Arabah and Mahasna and Bet Khallaf.  London:
     Bernard Quaritch, Egyptian Research Account, 1900-1901.  , 1901-1903 In two volumes.  Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  El Arabah: A cemetery of the middle kingdom; Survey of the old kingdom Temenos; Graffiti from the Temple of Sety.  With notes by Percy E.  Newberry on the hieroglyphic inscriptions, and by J.  Grafton Milne on the Greek graffiti.   Egyptian Research Account 1900.  viii,49pp.  frontispiece, 40 plates,
     (1 coloured), appendix, index.  
     (2).  Mahasna and Bet Khallaf.  With a chapter by Kurt Sethe.  Egyptian Research Account 1901, Seventh Year.  v,42pp.  41 plates, 2 maps, index.  
     
     Spines faded, some foxing to boards, a very nice set in the publisher’s red cloth backed printed boards.  £ 450.00



117. GARSTANG, John.  Meroë, the City of the Ethiopians.  Being an account of a first season’s excavations on the site, 1909-1910 by John Garstang.  With an introduction and chapter on decipherment by A.  H.  Sayce, and a chapter on the inscriptions from Meroë by F.  Ll.  Griffith.  Photographic illustrations by Horst Schliephack.  
     Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1911 4to.  viii,94pp.  74 plates and maps (several folding, 1 in colour), index, chipped dw.  
     
     From the library of David Dixon with his signature and bookstamp, and the occasional pencilled annotation.  A very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth backed printed boards with the original now rather chipped dustwrapper.  £ 350.00



118. GARSTANG, John.  Report of Excavations Reqâqnah, 1901-2.  Tombs of the Third Egyptian Dynasty at Reqâqnah and Bêt Khallâf.  With illustrations.  Westminster: Archibald Constable & Co.  , 1904 Roy.  4to.  70pp.  33 plates, biblio.  , index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth-backed boards.  £ 350.00



119. GARSTANG, John.  The Burial Customs of Ancient Egypt.  As illustrated by Tombs of the Middle Kingdom, being A Report of Excavations made in the Necropolis of Beni Hassan during 1902-3-4.  With coloured frontispiece by Mr.  
     G.  Hall-Neale, 15 plates and 231 photographic illustrations in the text.  University of Liverpool, Institute of Archaeology.  London: Archibald Constable and Co.  Ltd.  , 1907 4to.  xv,250pp.  coloured frontispiece, 14 plates and plans, (4 folding), 231 illustrations, 2 folding plans, map, appendix consisting of an Inventorary of objects found within the tombs, index.  
     
     Garstang’s important excavations at Beni Hassan with numerous photographs of the objects, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dark green cloth.  £ 300.00



120. GAUTHIER, Henri.  Le Livre des Rois d’Égypte.  Tome Cinquième.  Les Empereurs Romains.  Recueil de Titres et Photocoles Royaux, Noms propres de Rois, Reines, Princes, Princesses et Parents de Rois, suivi d’un Index Alphabétique.  Mémoires publiés par le Membres de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale Du Caire, Tome Vingt et Unième.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de L’Institut Français D’Archéologie Orientale, 1917 Imp.  4to.  260pp.  index.  
     
     Spine slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s printed boards.  £ 125.00



121. General description of Sir John Soane’s Museum.  With brief notices of some of the more interesting works of art.  Seventh Edition.  London: To be had at the Museum only, nd.  (1890) Wrpps, Cr.  8vo.  93pp.  illustrations.  
     
     Includes descriptions of the Egyptian antiquities.  A nice copy in the grey wrappers.  £ 20.00



122. GENNEP, A.  van & G.  Jéquier.  Le Tissage aux Cartons et son Utilisation Décorative dans l’Égypte Ancienne.  Mémoires d’Archéologie et d’Ethnographie Comparées.  Illustré de 5 planches en trichromie, 6 planches en phototypie et de 135 illustrations dans le texte.  Chaque exemplaire contient 1 planche de Rubans Tissés en Coton-Soie, reproduisant des Motifs Égyptiens.  
     Neuchatel: Delachaux & Niestlé S.  A.  , Éditeurs, 1916 Roy.  4to.  
     131pp.  12 plates comprising 5 mounted colour plates, 6 black and white collotype plates, and 1 plate mounted with 5 pleated silk ribbons in imitation of the originals, 135 illustrations in the text.  
     
     A numbered copy from an edition limited to 125 numbered copies (with a further 25 copies lettered A - Z, not for sale) on “Papier Cuve”, signed by both authors.  Covers slightly faded, an excellent copy in the publisher’s cloth with the spine and upper board colour printed with Egyptian designs.  £ 900.00



123. GEYER, Franz Xaver.  Durch Sand, Sumpf und Wald:Missionsreisen in Zentral-Afrika.  von Franz Xaver Geyer, Titular-Bishop von Trocmadä, Apostolischer Vicar von Zentral Afrika.  Neue Ausgabe.  Freiburg im Breisgau: Herdersche Verlagshandlung, 1914 Imp.  8vo.  xii,555pp.  frontispiece and 394 illustrations, 9 maps (several folding and all printed in red and black).  
     
     An account of the author’s travels through Kenya, Uganda and particularly in the Sudan.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, covers slightly rubbed and bumped, a very nice copy in the publisher’s light green cloth.  £ 125.00



124. GHARBIEH, Moudirieh of.  Reassessment of Land Tax.  Supplément au Journal Officiel, No.  139.  Partie Officielle.  Ministry of Finance.  Department of Direct Taxes.  Cairo: National Printing Department, 1901.  Binder’s cloth, Roy.  4to.  72pp.  
     
     “The Ministry of Finance hereby notifies land-owners and persons concerned that the following rates of land-tax have been fixed according to the Decree of May 10th, 1899.” Numerous villages listed in double-column with thousands of ‘Hods’ and their tax rates.  Several leaves interleaved between tissue, loss to margins of title page, ‘Withdrawn’ stamp of U.  C.  L.  Library to title page, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a good copy in a dark-brown buckram.  
     Not listed on COPAC nor OCLC.  £ 100.00



125. GIORGINI, Michela Schiff.  Soleb I, 1813-1963 & Soleb II: Les Nécropoles.   In two volumes.  Mission Michela Schiff Giorgini, sous le haut patronage de l’Université de Pise.  En collaboration avec Clément Robichon et Jean Leclant.  Firenze: Sansoni, 1965 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  viii,161pp.  colour vignette to title, 133 plates and illustrations, 2 maps, biblio.  , dw.  
     (2).  vii,407pp.  colour vignette to title, 17 foldout plates, 781 illustrations in the text, appendix, dw.  
     
     The first volume contains a summary of the archaeologists and travellers who visited and wrote about the temple up to 1907 with a resume of the work done by Giorgini from 1957 to 1963.  From the library of the Egyptologist R.  A.  Caminos with his stamps in each volume, the Winterton copy with his bookplates, each volume contains a loose prospectus and the second the author’s card, a very nice set in the publisher’s cloth with the dustwrappers and slipcases.  £ 395.00



126. GLIDDON, George R.  Ancient Egypt.  Her Monuments, Hieroglyphics, History and Archaeology, and other subjects connected with Hieroglyphical Literature.  Fifteenth Edition - Revised & Corrected, with an Appendix.  Philadelphia & London: T.  B.  Peterson & James Madden, Oriental Publisher, 1847 Binder’s cloth backed boards with original front wrapper bound-in, 4to.  68pp.  text-illustrations.  
     
     Repairs to corners of last five leaves, a good copy.  £ 45.00



127. GODIO, Gugliemo.  Vita Africana, Riccordi d’un viaggio nel Sudan Orientale.  Opera riccamente illustrata.  Milan: Dottor Francesco Vallardi, 1885 Contemporary red calf backed boards with original front wrapper bound-in, Roy.  8vo.  
     viii,231pp, engraved portrait frontispiece of the author, numerous engravings, double-page map with route marked in red.  
     
     The author travelled from Suakin down through the Sudan to Cassala then as far south as Metemma before returning to Massquah through Cassala and Keren.  On the frontispiece is a presentation inscription from the author to Antonio Nait, and on the front wrapper an inscription from Nait presenting the book to a friend.  Pages all uniformly crinkled, perhaps from moisture, or maybe the state of the paper, occasional slight browning in the text, a very nice copy in a contemporary Italian binding.  [Unknown to Hill, Hilmy, and Fumagalli, although both Hilmy and Fumagalli record other works by this author.  ] £ 375.00



128. GONEIM, M.  Zakaria.  Horus Sekhem-Khet.  The Unfinished Step Pyramid at Saqqara, Volume I.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Excavations at Saqqara.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1957
     Recent cloth, Imp.  4to.  xii,40pp.  73 plates, 44 illustrations.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a binder’s maroon cloth.  £ 200.00



129. GOSSE, Philip Henry.  The monuments of Ancient Egypt, and their relation to the Word of God.  With many illustrations.  London: printed for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1847 Later quarter calf, Cr. 8vo.  xii,358pp.  numerous plates and illustrations.  
     
     A very nice copy in a later dark brown quarter calf with maroon label to spine and maroon cloth boards.  £ 40.00



130. GREAT BRITAIN, Australia-Canada.  Correspondence respecting offers by the Colonies of troops for service in the Soudan.  In three volumes.  Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, March-July 1885.  London: Printed for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1885 Wrpps, Fcap.  folio.  
     (1).  [C.  -4324].  20pp.  
     (2).  Colonies.  -Miscellaneous.  [C.  -4437].  54pp.  
     (3).  Colonies.  -Miscellaneous.  [C.  -4494].  13pp.  £ 60.00



131. GREAT BRITAIN, Egypt.  No.  12 (1885).  Correspondence respecting the suppression of the “Bosphore Égyptien”.  Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, May 1885.  [C.  -4385].  London: Printed for Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1885 Wrpps, Fcap.  folio.  42pp.  
     
     “...some representation might be made to the French Government on the subject of the French press in Egypt.  Not only does the tone they adopt render it well-nigh impossible to establish friendly relations between the French and English here, but the false news they habitually publish about the Soudan causes great pain and anxiety to the numerous friends and relations of those who are serving in the Soudan”.  - Sir Evelyn Baring’s telegram to the Foreign Office.  £ 75.00



132. GREAT BRITAIN, Egypt.  No.  2 (1895).  Reports by Mr.  Villiers Stuart respecting the Progress of Reorganization in Egypt since the British Occupation in 1882.  Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, May 1895.  London: HMSO, 1895 [C.  -7712.  ] Sewn as issued, Fcap folio.  ii,40pp.  coloured folding lithographed map of the Province of Fayoom, showing the irrigation system.  
     
     In 1882-3 Villiers Stuart had made a tour of the country and published the results in the Blue Book, Egypt No.  7 (1883); here he recovers the same ground 12 years later.  £ 60.00



133. GREAT BRITAIN, Egypt.  No.  3 (1892).  Report on the Administration, Finances, and Condition of Egypt, and the Progress of Reforms.  Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, March 1892.  
     London: HMSO, 1892 [C.  -6589.  ] Sewn as issued, Fcap folio.  ii,38pp.  £ 25.00



134. GREAT BRITAIN, Sudan No.  2 (1924).  Report on the Finances, Administration and Condition of the Sudan in 1924.  Presented to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by Command of His Majesty.  London: HMSO, 1924.  [Cmd.  2281]
     Sewn as issued, Med.  8vo.  67pp.  £ 25.00



135. GRENFELL, Bernard P.  An Alexandrian Erotic Fragment and other Greek Papyri, chiefly Ptolemaic.  By Bernard P.  Grenfell, M.  A.  sometime Craven Fellow in the Univesity of Oxford.  Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1896 Cr.  4to.  
     xii,129pp.  tinted collotype plate, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Hatfield House Library to the title page, covers browned, edges rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth-backed boards.  £ 90.00



136. GRENFELL, Bernard P.  The Amherst Papyri.  Being an account of the Greek Papyri in the collection of the Right Hon.  Lord Amherst of Hackney, F.  S.  A.   at Didlington Hall, Norfolk.  By Bernard P.  Grenfell and Arthur S.  Hunt.  
     London: Oxford University Press, 1900, 1901 Imp.  4to.  
     (1).  The Ascension of Isaiah, and other theological fragments.  
     viii,48pp.  9 plates, index.  
     (2).  Classical Fragments and Documents of the Ptolemaic Roman and Byzantine Periods, with an appendix containing additional theological fragments.  xii,243pp.  25 plates, index.  
     
     Spine slightly marked on volume II, a card inside reads “With the compliments of Bernard P.  Grenfell and Arthur S.  Hunt.”, with the bookplates of Arthur C.  Headlam (Bishop of Gloucester), a very nice set in the publisher’s light blue half cloth.  £ 450.00



137. GRENFELL, Bernard P.  and others.  Fayum Towns and their Papyri.  Egypt Exploration Fund, Graeco-Roman Branch.  Maps, illustrations, and four collotype plates.  London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co.  , 1900 4to.  
     xiv,374pp.  17 plates, map, index.  
     
     The Hartland Library copy with bookplate, shelf number on spine and ink-stamp to end-paper and verso of title page, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth.  £ 50.00



138. GREPPO, J.  G.  H.  Essay on the hieroglyphic system of M.  Champollion, Jun.  ,and on the advantages which it offers to sacred criticism.  By J.  G.  H.  Greppo, Vicar General of Belley.  Translated from the French by Isaac Stuart, with notes and illustrations.  Boston, Mass.  : Perkins & Marvin, 1830 Later cloth, Cr.  8vo.  
     xii,276pp.  2 plates.  
     
     Translated from the Paris edition of 1829; this was the only English edition.  Ownership blindstamp of Charles Muses to the title page, plates browned, marginalia in ink by a previous owner, a good copy in a later dark green buckram.  £ 75.00



139. GRIFFITH, F.  Ll.  A Collection of Hieroglyphs.  A contribution to the History of Egyptian Writing.  Archaeological Survey of Egypt, Sixth Memoir.  With nine coloured plates from facsimiles by Rosalind F.  E.  Paget, Annie Pirie and Howard Carter.  London: The Egypt Exploration Fund, 1898 Roy.  4to.  
     xii,74pp.  9 coloured plates, index.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s brown cloth-backed grey boards.  £ 75.00



140. GRIFFITH, F.  (Ed.  ).  Archaeological Reports, 1892 - 1908.  Egypt Exploration Fund.  Comprising the recent work of the Egypt Exploration Fund and the progress of Egyptology during the years 1893-1908.  In sixteen parts with the Special Extra Report, (in all seventeen parts).  Parts 1 - 11 in contemporary half calf bound in three volumes, parts 13 - 17 bound in publisher’s wrappers.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1893-1908 Cr.  4to.  Circa 80pp.  per part with maps and illustrations.  
     
     Part I is prefixed by the volume entitled ‘Special Extra Report.  A Season’s Work at Ahnas and Beni Hasan.  ’ This is usually included as part of this series.  Four more parts were issued up to 1912 when the series was discontinued, to be replaced by ‘The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology.” Spine repaired on last volume, a very nice set.  £ 375.00



141. GRIMM, Günter.  Die römischen Mumienmasken aus Ägypten.  Von Günter Grimm.  Deutsches Archäologisches Institut.  Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner, 1974
     4to.  199pp.  frontispiece and 5 colour and 140 monochrome plates, maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     From the library of Thomas Howard-Sneyd and bearing his bookplate and stamp.  £ 150.00



142. GRIMM, Günter.  Die Zeugnisse Ägyptischer Religion und Kunstelemente om Römischen Deutschland.  Mit einem frontispiz, 42 abbildungen, 78 tafeln und einer karte.  Études Préliminaires aux Religions Orientales dans L’Empire Romain.  Publiées par M.  J.  Vermaseren, Tome Douzième.  Leiden: E.  J.  Brill, 1969
     Med.  8vo.  x,303pp.  79 plates, folding map, 42 text figures, biblio.  , index.  £ 50.00



143. GUÉRAUD, Octave.  ENTEYΞEIΣ.  [Enteuxeis.  ]Requêtes et Plaintes Adressées au Roi d’Égypte au IIIe Siècle Avant J.  -C.  Publications de la Société Royale Égyptienne de Papyrologie, Texte et Documents I.  Cairo: l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1931 Contemporary binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  xcvi,128pp.  13 plates (12 tinted collotype).  
     (2).  129-296pp.  index.  
     
     ‘Avertissement’ slip bound into volume I explaining the curious arrangement and pagination of the two fasicules.  A very nice copy in a red cloth.  £ 200.00



144. GUIMET, E.  Les Portraits d’Antinoé au Musée Guimet.  Annales du Musée Guimet Bibliothéque d’Art.  Tome Cinquiéme.  Paris: Librairie Hachette et Cie.  , 1912 Original paper covered boards with the mounted colour illustration, Roy.  4to.  
     vi,40pp.  numerous illustrations on 47 plates, (13 coloured), text-illustrations, index.  
     
     The Hartland Library copy with shelf number on spine and ink-stamp to end-paper and verso of title page.  Covers a little rubbed.  £ 40.00



145. HALL, H.  R.  Scarabs.  London: British Museum, 1929 Wrpps, 4to.  
     16pp.  numerous illustrations on 4 plates, 33 illustrations in the text.  £ 20.00



146. HALL, H.  R.  Coptic and Greek Texts of the Christian Period from Ostraka, Stelae, etc.  in the British Museum.  London: Printed by order of the Trustees, 1905 Imp.  4to.  xi,159pp.  100 plates, index.  
     
     “The collection of Greek and Coptic texts printed in the present volume is reproduced from ostraka, from fragments of calcareous stone, and from commemorative stelae and gravestones, preserved in the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum.  All were inscribed during the latter portion of the Coptic preiod of the history
     of Egypt, i.  e.  , between the Vth and the XIIth centuries of our era”.  Slight fraying to head of spine, The Hartland Library copy with bookplate, shelf number to spine, and inkstamp to verso of title and on end-paper.  £ 175.00



147. HALL, Richard.  Lovers on the Nile.  London: Collins, 1980 8vo.  
     254pp.  27 illustrations, map, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     The biography of Florence and Samuel Baker.  £ 18.00



148. HAMMER, M.  de.  Copie Figurée d’un Rouleau de Papyrus.  Trouvé en Égypte, publiée par M.  Fontana, et expliquée par M.  de Hammer.  Vienna: Antoine Strauss, 1922 Oblong folio.  viii,14pp.  coloured folding plate.  
     
     The folding plate [The Papyrus of Peta-Amen-neb-nest-taui.  ] measures 2 metres 90 centimetres.  Written by Baron Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall.  Some spotting in the text and on the plate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s moire patterened light brown cloth with gilt decoration to upper and lower boards, all edges gilt.  
     COPAC lists two copies, Oxford and BL; OCLC lists five copies.  £ 425.00



149. Handbook and Guide to the Egyptian Collection.  On Exhibition in the Public Museums, Liverpool.  Liverpool: City of Liverpool Public Museums, 1932
     Wrpps, 8vo.  70pp.  14 plates, illustration, map, plan, biblio.  
     
     With the signature of the Egyptologist R.  Langton dated 1938 to the upper wrapper.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s brown wrappers.  £ 50.00



150. HANSON, Lawrence and Elisabeth.  Gordon: the Story of a Hero.  London:
     Peter Davies, 1953 Cr.  8vo.  256pp.  frontispiece, 2 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 15.00



151. HARDY, Edward Rochie.  Christian Egypt: Church and People.  Christianity and Nationalism in the Patriarchate of Alexandria.  New York: Oxford University Press, 1952 8vo.  x,241pp.  map, biblio.  , index, chipped dw.  £ 40.00



152. HARNIER, Adolphe von.  Wilhelm von Harnier’s Reise am oberen Nil.  Nach dessen hinterlassenen Tagebüchern herausgegeben von Alolphe von Harnier.  Mit einem Vorwort von Dr.  A.  Petermann.  Nebst einer Specialkarte und XXVII Originalzeichnungen Wilhelm von Harnier’s, ausgeführt in Farbendruck von J.  M.  Bernatz.  Darmstadt & Leipzig: Eduard Zernin, 1866 Later cloth backed boards, oblong Roy.  4to.  ix,84pp.  extra chromolithographed title page and 27 chromolithographed plates (1 double-page), lithographed map with the author’s route in red, each plate with a leaf of descriptive letterpress.  
     
     The German explorer von Harnier came to the Sudan in 1859 and ascended the Blue Nile as far as Roseires.  After a brief respite in Germany he retuned to the Nile in the company of F.  Morlang, a Roman Catholic missionary and explored the White Nile to a point upstream of Rejaf in 1861.  He died in the Sudan as the result of an attack by a buffalo.  The fine coloured plates were prepared for publication by Johann Martin Bernatz and many show members of the Shilluk, Nuer and Dinka tribes.  In a later cloth-backed paper covered boards, leather label to spine, with a previous ownership stamp of Dott.  Lidio Brunetti
     to the corner of the title page, the text spotted and foxing to the plates, a nice copy from the library of Quentin Keynes.  
     Not in COPAC, OCLC lists five copies.  [Hilmy: I, 288; Kainbacher - RRR] £ 7,500.00



153. Harvard African Studies VIII.  Varia Africana IV.  Cambridge: Peabody Museum of Harvard University, 1927 4to.  
     viii,227pp.  numerous plates, maps and text illustrations.  
     (1).  O.  Bates and D.  Dunham: Excavations at Gammai.  
     (2).  O.  Bates: Excavations at Marsa Matruh.  
     (3).  D.  E.  Derry: A study of Crania from the Oasis of Siwah.  
     (4).  H.  H.  Kidder: Notes on the Pigmentation of the Skin, Hair, and Eyes of the Kabyles.  £ 125.00



154. Harvard African Studies X.  Varia Africana V.  Cambridge: Peabody Museum of Harvard University, 1932 4to.  xi,86pp.  numerous plates, maps and text illustrations.  
     (1).  F.  R.  Wulsin: An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Shari Basin.  
     (2).  C.  Bond Day: A study of some Negro-White Families in the United States.  
     (3).  Walter Cline: Anthropometric notes on the Natives of Siwah Oasis.  £ 125.00



155. HASSENSTEIN, Bruno.  Ost-Afrika.  Zwischen Chartum und dem Rothen Meere bis Suakin und Massaua.  Eine vornehmlich zum verfolg der v.  Heuglin’schen Expedition bestimmte karte.  Unter Dr.  A.  Petermann’s anleitung ausgeführt und mit einem mémoire begleitet.  Anhang: Th.  v.  Heuglin: Ein Arabischer schriftsteller über die Bedja-Lander.  (Erganzungsheft zu Petermann’s “Geographischen Mitteilungen”.  
     [Un-numbered, but actually No.  6.  ]) Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1861 Disbound, 4to.  16pp.  coloured folding map.  
     
     Slight water-stain to lower corner.  £ 75.00



156. HEINITZ, Wilhelm.  Phonographische Strachaufnahmen aus dem egyptischen Sudan.  Ein versuch zur bewertung der Phonographischen Methode für die Linguistik.  Mit 24 Tafeln.  Abhandlungen des Hamburgischen Kolonialinstituts Band XXXVIII.  Hamburg: L.  Friederichsen & Co.  , 1917 Wrpps, Imp.  8vo.  
     103pp.  24 plates of musical examples.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s grey wrappers with the pages as yet unopened.  £ 60.00



157. HELLSTRÖM, Pontus and Hans Langballe.  The Rock Drawings:Including the Results of the Gordon Memorial College Expedition to Abka, under the Directions of Oliver Myers.  The Scandinavian Joint Expedition To Sudanese Nubia.  Volume 1.  With a general introduction by Torgny Säve-Söderbergh.  
     Stockholm: Scandinavian University Books, 1970 Med.  4to.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  Volume 1:1.  (Text).  238pp.  appendix, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     (2).  Volume 1:2.  (Plates).  171 plates, numerous illustrations, 25 maps, (7 coloured and 1 folding), dw.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice set in the dustwrappers.  £ 125.00



158. HENDERSON, K.  D.  D.  Set Under Authority.  Being a portrait of the life of the British District Officer in the Sudan under the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium, 1898-1955.  Castle Cary: Castle Cary Press Ltd.  , 1987 8vo.  
     224pp.  7 illustrations, 4 maps, index, dw.  £ 40.00



159. HEUGLIN, Th.  von.  Die Tinne’Sche Expedition Im Westlichen Nil-Quellgebiet 1863 und 1864.  Aus dem Tagebuche von Th.  von Heuglin.  Nebst ethnographischen, zoologischen und kartographischen anhängen und einer originalkarte.  (Erganzungsheft no.  15 zu Petermanns “Geographischen Mittheilungen”.  )
     Gotha: Julius Perthes, 1865 Disbound, 4to.  viii,46pp.  hand coloured folding lithographed map showing travellers’ routes in the region of the Upper Nile.  
     
     Title page a little dusty and browned, a very nice copy.  £ 75.00



160. HEUGLIN, Th.  von.  Reise nach Abessinien, den Gala-Ländern, Ost-Sudán und Chartúm in den Jahren 1861 und 1862.  Von M.  Th.  von Heuglin.  Mit Vorwort von Dr.  A.  E.  Brehm.  Nebst 10 Illustrationen in Farbendruck und Holzschnitt, ausgeführt von J.  M.  Bernatz, 1 lithographirten Tafel und 1 Originalkarte.  Jena: Hermann Costenoble, 1868 Contemporary calf, Med.  8vo.  xii,462pp.  2pp.  publisher’s advertisements, coloured frontispiece and 3 coloured, 2 monochrome (1 folding) and 4 tinted lithographs, hand-coloured lithographed folding map, appendix.  
     
     The interesting map show the political divisions and previous explorers’ routes outlined in colour.  Half-title, last 2 leaves of errata and folding map slightly foxed, joints rubbed and slightly cracking, a very nice copy in a contemporary calf, spine gilt with contrasting label, marbled end-papers and edges.  “Heuglin returned to Ethiopia in 1861-2 on a more extensive visit....  The book is illustrated with fine engravings, some of them coloured, by J.  M.  Bernatz.” - Pankhurst: 41.  [Kainbacher: 66, RR] £ 1,200.00



161. HINTZE, Fritz (Ed.  ).  Meroitica I - II.  Schriften zur altsudanesischen Geschichte und Archäologie herausgegeben von Fritz Hintze.  Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1973 - 1976 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  Sudan im Altertum.  Internationale Tagung für meroitistische Forschungen in Berlin 1971.  viii,402pp.  illustrations.  
     (2).  Adams, William Y.  Meroitic North and South, a study in cultural contrasts with comments by A.  J.  Arkell et al.  190pp.  biblio.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 60.00



162. HINTZE, Fritz.  Studien zur Meroitischen Chronologie und zu den Opfertafeln aus den Pyramiden von Meroe.  Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, Abhandlungen der Deutschen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin, 1959 Klasse für Sprachen, Literatur und Kunst, Jahrgang 1959, Nr.  2.  Wrpps, 4to.  
     72pp.  12 plates (2 folding), 33 illustrations.  £ 25.00



163. HOLT, P.  M.  A Modern History of the Sudan, from the Funj Sultanate to the Present Day.  London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1961 8vo.  
     xii,242pp.  37 illustrations, 5 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 18.00



164. HOLY, Ladislav.  Religion and Custom in a Muslim Society: The Berti of Sudan.  Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology, 78.  Cambridge: University Press, 1991 Med.  8vo.  xi,243pp.  12 illustrations, map, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 40.00



165. HOMBERT, Marcel et Claire Préaux.  Recherches sur le Recensement dans l’Égypte Romaine.  (P.  Bruxelles Inv.  E.  7616).  Par Marcel Hombert et Claire Préaux.  Papyrologica Lugduno-Batavo, Volumen V.  Leiden: E.  J.  Brill, 1952
     4to.  x,186pp.  folding plate, index.  £ 40.00



166. HORNER, George.  Pistis Sophia.  Literally translated from the Coptic, with an introduction by F.  Legge.  London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge,
     1924 Roy.  8vo.  xlviii,205pp.  index.  
     
     The translation of the Coptic manuscript in the British Museum which contained the Gnostic writings of Valentinus.  A good copy in the publisher’s blue cloth.  £ 60.00



167. HOSKINS, G.  A.  A Winter in Upper and Lower Egypt.  By G.  A.  Hoskins, Esq.  , F.  R.  G.  S.  , Author of “Travels in Ethiopia,” “Spain as it is,” &c.  London: Hurst and Blackett, 1863 Contemporary half calf with marbled boards, endpapers and edges, 8vo.  xiii,346pp.  chromolitho frontispiece, title vignette, errata slip.  
     
     In 1860 Hoskins returned to Egypt for the sake of his health and with a curiosity to see how things had changed in thirty years since his pioneering exploration of 1833.  He has much to say about the state of Egypt at the time as well as the ancient monuments.  His journey was perhaps not quite so salubrious as he had hoped, for he died shortly after the publication of this work.  The frontispiece is foxed, without the half title, a very nice copy in a contemporary binder’s half calf with the spine richly gilt in compartments.  £ 250.00



168. HOVELACQUE, Abel.  Les Nègres de l’Afrique Sus-Équatoriale (Sénégambie, Guinée, Soudan, Haut-Nil).  Bibliothèque Anthropologique IX.  
     Paris: Lecrosnier et Babé, 1889 Recent quarter morocco, 8vo.  
     xiv,468pp.  33 illustrations and maps, index.  
     
     The author was “Professeur a l’École d’Anthropologie de Paris.” The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in a recent quarter dark brown morocco with marbled boards and the publisher’s wrappers bound-in.  £ 180.00



169. HUFFMAN, Ray.  Nuer Customs and Folklore.  London: Published for the International Institute of African Languages & Cultures by Oxford University Press, 1931 Cr.  8vo.  xv,108pp.  13 illustrations on plates, index
     
     Spine a little rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dark blue cloth.  £ 75.00



170. HUFFMAN, Ray.  Nuer-English Dictionary.  Berlin: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen), 1929 Cloth covered stiff wrappers, Med.  8vo.  63pp.  
     
     “The words tabulated here have been collected from every source to which I have had access during the four and one-half years I have spent in Nuerland.” The author was a missionary at the American Mission, Nasser, Sudan.  £ 60.00



171. HUME, W.  F.  Explanatory Notes to Accompany the Geological Map of Egypt.  With tables showing distribution of geological formations and economic products.  Ministry of Finance, Egypt, Survey Department.  Cairo: National Printing Department: 1912 Later limp cloth, Roy.  8vo.  iii,49pp.  2 coloured folding plates.  
     
     Cancelled library stamp to title, a very nice copy in a later red limp cloth.   One of 500 copies printed.  £ 90.00



172. HUNT, Arthur S.  (Ed.  ).  Two Theocritus Papyri.  Edited by Arthur S.  Hunt and John Johnson.  London: Egypt Exploration Society, 1930 4to.  
     viii,92pp.  2 collotype plates, 1 folding, index.  
     
     Boards a little marked, a very nice copy in the publisher’s grey cloth backed boards.  £ 30.00



173. HUNTINGFORD, G.  W.  B.  The Northern Nilo-Hamites.  Ethnographic Survey of Africa, Edited by Daryll Forde.  East Central Africa Part VI.  London: International African Institute, 1953 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  108pp.  text-illustrations, 4 coloured
     maps, (1 folding), 2 black and white maps, biblio.  , index.  £ 30.00



174. HW, [Ernest Howard-Williams].  ....  something new out of Africa.  By HW.   London: Sir Issac Pitman and Sons, Ltd.  , 1934 Cr.  4to.  
     xx,208pp.  108 plates, 4 coloured folding maps, biblio.  , index.  
     
     The author commanded a squadron the the Royal Air Force in the Sudan and the book is concerned with airmen in Africa.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth.  £ 50.00



175. HYSLOP, John.  Sudan Story.  London: The Naldrett Press, 1952 8vo.  
     136pp.  46 plates, 11 text-illustrations, end-paper maps, appendix.  £ 15.00



176. IDRIS, H.  R.  Contribution a l’Histoire de l’Ifrikiya(D’après le Tiyad en Nufus d’Abu Bakr El Maliki).  Paris: Paul Geuthner, 1936
     Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  105-178, 273-305, 45-104pp.  
     
     Originally published in three issues of ‘Revue des Études Islamiques’.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s cream wrappers.  £ 36.00



177. JACKSON, H.  C.  Behind the Modern Sudan.  With a foreword by Sir Harold MacMichael.  London: MacMillan & Co.  , Ltd.  , 1955
     8vo.  xv,226pp.  folding map.  £ 15.00



178. JANSSEN, Jozef M.  A.  Annual Egyptian Bibliography 1958.  International Association of Egyptologists.  Leiden: E.  J.  Brill, 1959 Med.  8vo.  ix,231pp.  £ 90.00



179. JÉQUIER, Gustave.  L’Art Décoratif dans l’Antiquité.  Décoration Égyptienne.  Plafonds et Frises Vegétales du Nouvel Empire Théban (1400 à 1000 avant J.  -C.  ).  
     40 planches en couleurs contenant 63 motifs par Gustave Jéquier attaché a l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale au Caire.  Paris: Libraire Centrale d’Art et Architecture, nd.  (1911) Loose in portfolio as issued, Imp.  4to.  
     26pp.  40 colour plates, 11 text-illustrations.  
     
     A few of the plates chipped at the extreme edges, the boards slightly rubbed and marked, the spine renewed in brown cloth with a black leather label, very nice copy in the publisher’s printed portfolio with all ties intact.  £ 850.00



180. JOHNSON, Alan Chester.  Byzantine Egypt: Economic Studies.  By Allan Chester Johnson and Louis C.  West.  Princeton: Princeton University Press,
     1949 Med.  8vo.  viii,344pp.  biblio.  , index.  
     
     With a review cutting by W.  L.  Bell tipped onto the front endpaper, occasional pencilled marginalia, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dark blue cloth.  £ 90.00



181. JONDET, Gaston.  Atlas Historique de la Ville et des Ports d’Alexandrie.  Mémoires présentés a la Société Sultenieh de Géographie et Publiés sous les auspices de Sa Hautesse Ahmed Fouad, Sultan d’Égypte.  Tome II.  Cairo:
     L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1921 Portfolio, Imp.  4to.  
     xvi,13pp.  54 plates each with a page of descriptive letterpress.  
     
     The plates most of which are double-page (many with colouring), reproduce historical maps of Alexandria from 1472 to 1920.  Tome I of the Mémoires présentés a la Société Sultenieh de Géographie does not seem to have been published.  Spine slightly faded, printed boards slightly chipped at edges, a very nice copy in the publisher’s pink quarter cloth portfolio.  £ 500.00



182. KAHLE, Paul.  The Arabic Shadow Play In Egypt.  London: Reprinted from the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1940 Wrpps, 8vo.  21-34pp.  £ 6.00



183. KAMMERER, A.  Le Routier de Dom Joam de Castro.  l’Exploration de la Mer Rouge par les Portugais en 1541.  Avec 25 planches hors-texte et 3 figures.  Paris: Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner, 1936 Wrpps, Roy.  8vo.  
     202pp.  plates and maps, 3 figures, index.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, pages browned and brittle, a signed presentation copy from the author, a good copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 50.00



184. KASSNER, Theo.  My Journey from Rhodesia to Egypt.  Including an ascent of Ruwenzori and a short account of the route from Cape Town to Broken Hill and Lado to Alexandria.  London: Hutchinson & Co.  , 1911 Med.  8vo.  
     xiv,309pp.  107 illustrations on plates, 3 coloured maps, index.  
     
     With a presentation inscription from the author to Monsieur Colonel Thys.  £ 120.00



185. KATHISH, Hatashil Masha.  The Ethiopia Valley.  The history, religion and customs of the people called the Dinkas, (Soudan, N.  E.  Central Africa).  By Hatashil Masha Kathish, Author of “Jehovah-Nissi,” A Life Story.  Edited by Wm.  Engledow Harbord.  Birmingham: Printed by C.  Caswell, nd.  (circa 1910) Cr.  8vo.  
     64pp.  9 illustrations from photographs.  
     
     “In giving this plain narrative of facts, there is no attempt at literary excellence.  It is an unvarnished story taken from the MS.  and the lips of the author, a Native of the Country.” - from the editor’s preface.  The author signs himself Hatashil Masha-Kathish, better known as “Salim Wilson, the Black Evangelist of the North.” COPAC lists one copy.  [Unknown to Hill.  ] The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s pale blue cloth with silver lettering on the upper board.  £ 250.00



186. KHODJASH, Svetlana Ismailovna.  The Art of the Ancient East.  Moskva: Iskusstvo, 1973 Binder’s leather backed boards with original wrappers bound-in, Cr.  4to.  28pp.  42 colour and 2 monochrome plates.  
     
     Egyptian and middle-eastern art.  A fine copy in a black leather Spanish binding.  
     From the library of Ricardo A.  Caminos and bearing his stamp.  £ 75.00



187. KILLEN, G.  Ancient Egyptian Furniture, Vol.  I.   4000-1300 BC.   Warminister: Aris & Phillips, 1980 Wrpps, 4to.  ix,99pp.  118 plates, 38 illustrations, biblio.  
     
     The second volume was not published until 1994.  A very nice copy.  £ 40.00



188. KING, James.  Cleopatra’s Needle.  A History of the London Obelisk with an exposition of the Hieroglyphics.  By the Rev.  James King, M.  A.  , Authorized Lecturer to the Palestine Exploration Fund.  By-Paths of Bible Knowledge I.  Third Edition.  London: The Religious Tract Society, 1886 Cr.  8vo.  
     128pp.  folding frontispiece, 9 text illustrations.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s gilt decorated brown cloth.  £ 50.00



189. KING-HALL, Magdalen.  Somehow Overdue: A Sudan Scrapbook.   London: The Women’s Book Club, 1944
     viii,134pp.  frontispiece and 14 illustrations on plates.  £ 36.00



190. KINGDON, Abraham.  Gordon: The Christian Hero.  A Book for the Young.  London: S.  W Partridge, nd.  (Circa 1890) Fcap.  8vo.  96pp.  plates.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s gilt decorated grey cloth.  £ 25.00



191. KIRWAN, L.  P.  The Oxford University Excavations at Firka.   London: Oxford University Press, 1939 Roy.  4to.  
     xiv, 54p.  26 plates and maps, 21 illustrations, index, dw.  
     
     From the library of David Dixon with several of his pencilled annotations.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s dark blue cloth.  £ 150.00



192. KNOBEL, E.  B.  et al.  Historical Studies.  British School of Archaeology in Egypt Studies.  Vol.  II.  London: BSAE, 1911 Roy.  4to.  
     vii,50pp.  25 plates, (1 colour), index.  
     
     With 11 studies written by Knobel, W.  W.  Midgley, J.  G.  Milne, M.  A.  Murray and W.  M.  F.  Petrie.  £ 75.00



193. KOHNEN, B.  Shilluk Grammar.  With a little English-Shilluk Dictionary.   By Fr.  B.  Kohnen F.  S.  C.  of the African Missions of Verona.  
     Verona (Italia): Missioni Africane, 1933 8vo.  xvi,319pp.  errata.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, boards a little unevenly sunned, a very nice copy in the publisher’s olive green cloth.  £ 60.00



194. KOROSTOVTSEV, M.  A.  The Hieratic Papyrus 127 in the Pushkin Museum Collection.  (in Russian).  Moscow: AN, 1961 Wrpps, Roy.  8vo.  
     72pp.  11 plates, biblio.  , errata slip.  
     
     One of 900 copies published.  £ 50.00



195. KUBINSKA, Jadwiga.  Inscriptions grecques chretiennes: Faras IV.  Université de Varsovie, Centre d’Archéologie Méditerranéenne dans la République Arabe d’Égypte au Caire.  Warsaw: PWN Editions Scientifiques de Pologne, 1974
     Imp.  8vo.  193pp.  115 illustrations, 2 maps, folding plan, biblio.  , index.  
     
     From the library of the Dr David M.  Dixon with his stamp to the endpaper.  £ 50.00



196. LANGE, H.  O.  Das Weisheitsbuch des Amenemope.  Aus dem Papyrus 10,474 des British Museum.  Herausgegeben und Erklärt.  Det Kgl.  Danske Videnskabernes Selskab.  Historisk-filologiske Meddelelser XI, 2.  Copenhagen: Bianco Lunos Bogtrykkeri, 1925 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  141pp.  text illustrations.  
     
     Wrappers delicate, a very nice unopened copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 30.00



197. LANGTON, N.  & B.  The Cat in Ancient Egypt.  Illustrated from the collection of Egyptian figures formed by N.  & B.  Langton.  Cambridge: at the University Press, 1940 4to.  xi,92pp.  collotype frontispiece and 19 collotype plates showing approximately 250 examples, index, dw.  
     
     End-papers foxed, an excellent copy still in the original dustwrapper from the library of Dr.  I.  E.  S.  Edwards, Keeper of Egyptian Antiquities at the British Museum.  £ 350.00



198. LAUER, Jean-Philippe.  La Pyramide à Degrés III - V.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Fouilles à Saqqarah.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1939, 1959, 1961 & 1965 Recent binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     The three volumes in four parts bound in two volumes.  
     (1).  Tome III.  Complémentes.  viii,81pp.  coloured frontispiece, 24 plates, 94 text illustrations.  
     (2).  Tome IV.  Inscriptions Gravées sur les Vases.  P.  Lacau & J.  -Ph.  Lauer.  
     Fascicule 1: Planches.  ix,20pp.  25 plates, 5 full-page illustrations.  
     Fascicule 2: Texte.  vi,76pp.  10 illustrations.  
     (3).  Tome V.  Inscriptions à l’Encre sur les Vases.  P.  Lacau & J.  -Ph.  Lauer.  
     x,134pp.  38 plates, 178 text illustrations, index.  
     
     This work was complete in five volumes, volumes I - II (L’Architecture) are not present here.  Volume III bound in maroon cloth and volumes IV-V bound in a black cloth, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the bases of the spines.  £ 450.00



199. LEBRUN, Henri.  Voyages en Abyssinie et en Nubie.  Recueillis et mis en ordre par Henri Lebrun.  Deuxième Edition.  Tours, Chez Ad Mame, 1840 Contemporary blindstamped calf, Fcap.  8vo.  299pp.  extra engraved title page with vignette, 3 plates.  
     
     From the library of Dr Juel-Jensen with his Amharic bookplate, a very nice copy in a contemporary calf with marbled endpapers.  £ 75.00



200. LEPSIUS, R.  Das Todtenbuch der Ägypter nach dem hieroglyphischen Papyrus in Turin.  Mit einem Vorworte zum ersten Male herausgegeben von Dr.  R.  Lepsius.  Leipzig: bei Georg Wigand, 1842 Later cloth, Roy.  4to.  
     24pp.  79 plates many printed in red and black.  
     
     No.  1791 of the collection of Egyptian papyri in Turin, the Book of the Dead published in the same year that Lepsius led the three-year Prussian expedition to Egypt.  
     Occasional foxing, a very nice copy in a later cloth.  £ 250.00



201. LEPSIUS, R.  Nubische Grammatik.  Mit einer Einleitung über die Völker und Sprachen afrika’s.  Berlin: Verlag von Wilhelm Hertz (Besserche Buchhandlung), 1880 Recent half morocco, Med.  8vo.  x,cxxvi,506pp.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, number stamped in ink to base of title, a very nice copy in a recent dark brown half morocco.  £ 300.00



202. LEPSIUS, R.  Uber die Vorbedingungen zur Entstehung einer Chronologie bei den Ægypternund die Moglichkeit ihrer Wiederherstellung als Einleitung zur Chronologie der Ægypter.  Von R.  Lepsius.  
     Berlin: Gebruckt bei den Gebr.  Unger, 1848 Roy.  4to.  240pp.  
     
     Piece cut from blank edge of title and repaired, scattered foxing, boards marked, spine worn, a good copy in the publisher’s printed boards.  £ 125.00



203. LEWIS, B.  A.  The Murle.  Red Chiefs and Black Commoners.  London: Oxford University Press, 1972 8vo.  xiv,166pp.  illustrations, appendix, index, dw.  
     
     “The Murle are a small tribe...inhabiting about 10,700 square miles of territory in the Pibor District of the Southern Sudan.  This is the first book on one of the Nilo Hamitic peoples of the Sudan and provides interesting points for comparison with studies of the Nilo-Hamites of Kenya and Uganda.  It includes an account of Murle history and way of life, and a descriptive analysis of social and political institutions...” £ 30.00



204. LIENHARDT, Godfrey.  Divinity and Experience.  The Religion of the Dinka.  Oxford: Clarendon Press 1961, reprinted 1970 8vo.  
     x,328pp.  7 plates, 4 illustrations, index, dw.  £ 15.00



205. LLOYD, Lord.  Egypt Since Cromer.  London: MacMillan and Co.  , Ltd.  , 1933-34 In two volumes.  8vo.  
     (1).  Volume I.  xi,390pp.  2 coloured folding maps, appendix, index.  
     (2).  Volume II.  viii,418pp.  appendix, index, dw.  £ 30.00



206. LOEWE, L.  The Origin of the Egyptian Language proved by the Analysis of that and the Hebrew, in an Introductory Essay; By Dr.  L.  Loewe, Member of the Société Asiatique of Paris.  Extracted from the Asiatic Journal.  London, No publisher, nd.  (1837) Sewn, 8vo.  33pp.  drop head title.  
     
     COPAC records the British Library copy and OCLC six copies.  £ 100.00



207. LOEWENBACH, Lothaire.  Promenade autour de l’Afrique 1907.  Syrie, Palestine, Égypte, Soudan, Transvaal, Rhodésie, Le Cap, Sainte-Hélène.  Ouvrage illustré de 107 gravures d’après les photographies de l’auteur.  Paris: Ernest Flammarion, 1908 Contemporary half morocco, 8vo.  viii,446pp.  107 illustrations, maps.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, spine lightly sunned, a very nice copy in dark blue half morocco with marbled boards and the original wrappers bound-in.  £ 45.00



208. LORIN, Henri (Ed.  ).  Bibliographie Géographique de l’Égypte.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1928 - 1929 Later buckram, Imp.  8vo.  
     (1).  Tome Premier: Géographie Physique et Géographie Humaine.  Par Henriette Agrel, Georges Hug, Jean Lozach et René Morin.  xvi,472pp.  index.  
     (2).  Tome Deuxième: Géographie Historique.  Par Henri Munier.  iv,271pp.  index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later dark green buckram.  £ 120.00



209. LOZACH, J.  L’Habitat Rural en Égypte.  Par J.  Lozach & G.  Hug.  Preface par M.  A.  Demangeon.  Publications de la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1930 Later binder’s cloth, Imp.  8vo.  xxiv,218pp.  Livre I: Basse-Égypte par Jean Lozach.  Livre II: Moyenne-Égypte, Haute-Égypte, Fayoum par Georges Hug.  30 collotype plates, 22 illustrations, 9 maps (5 folding and 4 coloured), biblio.  
     
     A very nice copy in a binder’s brown buckram, from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine.  £ 60.00



210. LYONS, H.  G.  The Physiography of the River Nile and Its Basin.  By Captain H.  G.  Lyons, Director General, Survey Department.  Finance Ministry, Survey Department, Egypt.  Cairo: National Printing Department, 1906 Binder’s brown cloth, 4to.  viii,411pp.  48 plates and plans, (several folding and coloured), 1 coloured folding map, appendix, biblio.  , index.  £ 125.00



211. MACDERMOT, Violet.  The Cult of the Seer in the Ancient Middle East.  A Contribution to Current Research on Hallucinations drawn from Coptic and other Texts.  London: Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine, 1971
     Roy.  8vo.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  xii,829pp.  biblio.  , index, dw.  
     (2).  Supplement.  xvi,233pp.  dw.  
     
     An excellent set in the publisher’s dustwrappers.  £ 75.00



212. MACDONALD, Eann.  Beth-Pelet II.  Prehistoric Fara by Eann MacDonald and Beth-Pelet Cemetery by J.  L.  Starkey and Lankester Harding.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, University College, 1932 Roy.  4to.  
     viii,35pp.  96 plates, (7 folding), map, index.  £ 150.00



213. MACMICHAEL, H.  A.  A History of the Arabs in the Sudan.  And some account of the people who preceded them and of the tribes inhabiting Dárfur.  In two volumes.  London: Frank Cass reprint of the 1922 Cambridge University edition, 1967 8vo.  
     (1).  xxii,347pp.  folding genealogy, text-illustrations, biblio.  
     (2).  viii,488pp.  5 folding genealogies, index.  £ 100.00



214. MACRAMALLAH, R.  Le Mastaba d’Idout.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Fouilles à Saqqarah.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1935
     Recent binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  viii,52pp.  coloured frontispiece, 28 plates (1 coloured), text illustrations, index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a binder’s maroon cloth.  £ 250.00



215. MACRAMALLAH, Rizkallah.  Un Cimetière Archaique de la Classe Moyenne du Peuple à Saqqarah.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Fouilles à Saqqarah.  Cairo: Imprimerie Nationale, Boulaq, 1940 Recent binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     iv,98pp.  53 plates, 2 folding, 40 illustrations, index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a binder’s maroon cloth.  £ 175.00



216. MAGNUS, Philip.  Kitchener.  Portrait of an Imperialist.  London: John Murray, 1958 8vo.  xiii,410pp.  16 plates, 2 maps, index, dw£ 12.00



217. MAP.   Map of the Nile Provinces from the Railway Terminus at Siût to Berber.  London: Compiled in the Intelligence Branch, War Office, from the most recent manuscripts, 1884 Hand-coloured lithographed map dissected into 30 sheets and mounted on linen opening out to 33½ by 27 inches, folding into a fitted box.  
     Scale 1: 1,013,760, or 16 miles to 1 inch.  
     
     Slight rubbing to purple cloth covered box, with the signature on the box label of Surgeon-Major J.  F.  O’Dwyer, M.  D.  , Army Medical Dept.  £ 275.00



218. MAP.   The Nile Valley including Egypt, Nubia, Uganda, Abyssinia, British East Africa, and Somali Land.  London Atlas Map of the Nile Valley.  London: Edward Stanford, nd.  (circa 1900) Hand-coloured lithographed map dissected into 20 sheets and mounted on linen opening out to 29½ by 23 inches.  
     
     Folding into red cloth covers with a yellow label to upper board.  Scale 1: 5,977,382, 94.  3 English Statute miles to 1 inch.  The map shows the various countries of North-east Africa prior to extensive surveying with borders as yet unfixed.  
     Some wear to the red cloth covers.  £ 120.00



219. MAP, Egyptian Sudan.  The Nile from Metemma to Khartum.  Compiled in the Intelligence Division, War Office, 1898 London: Edward Stanford, 1898 Hand-coloured lithographed map dissected into 24 sheets and mounted on linen opening
     out to 32 by 19 inches.  
     
     Folding into red cloth covers with a printed label to upper board.  Scale 1: 250,000.  
     Light rubbing to cloth, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth.  £ 200.00



220. MARIETTE-PACHA, Auguste.  Itinéraire de la Haute-Égypte.  Comprenent une description des monuments antique, des rives du Nil entre le Caire et la première Cataracte.  Troisièmé Édition, Revue et Augmentée.  Paris: Maisonneuve et Cie, 1880 16mo.  iv,237pp.  with 8 pages of advertisements, 4 plates (2 folding), index.  
     
     A fine copy in the publisher’s decorated red cloth.  £ 100.00



221. MARKS, Anthony E.  Preceramic Sites.  The Scandinavian Joint Expedition to Sudanese Nubia.  Volume 2.  Stockholm: Scandinavian University Books, 1970 Med.  4to.  89pp.  9 plates, 28 figures, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy.  £ 30.00



222. MASPERO, G.  Guide to the Cairo Museum.  Translated by J.  E.  and A.  A.  Quibell (Fifth Edition).  Cairo: Printing Office of the French Institute of Oriental Archaeology, 1910 x,526pp.  120 illustrations.  
     
     With the signature of the Egyptologist N.  Langton to the endpaper, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth.  £ 40.00



223. MASPERO, Gaston et Henri Gauthier.  Sarcophages des Époques Persane et Ptolémaïque.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire, Nos 29307-29323.  Tome Second.  
     Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1939
     Wrpps, Roy.  4to.  vii,147pp.  43 plates.  
     
     The first volume was issued in two parts in 1908-14.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s slightly chipped printed wrappers.  £ 150.00



224. MASPERO, Gaston.  Hymne au Nil.  Transcrit et Publié.  Bibliothèque d’Étude, Tome Cinquième.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français D’Archéologie Orientale, 1912 Wrpps, 4to.  lviii,112pp.  
     
     Spine a little worn, wrappers chipped, a nice copy.  £ 50.00



225. [MAURICE, Thomas].  The Lotos of Egypt.  A Poem.  London: Printed by Law and Gilbert, nd.  (circa 1806) Disbound, 8vo.  7pp.  drop head title.  
     
     Written by Thomas Maurice, 1754-1824 COPAC records the British Library copy and OCLC one copy.  £ 150.00



226. MAYO, W.  S.  (Ed.  ).  Kaloolah, or Journeyings to the Djebel Kumri: An Autobiography of Jonathan Romer.  London: David Bogue, 1849
     Cr.  8vo.  xi,514pp.  lithographed frontis and extra title-page.  
     
     The fictional story of an American sailor’s travels in the Sudan.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s olive cloth.  £ 60.00



227. MEEKS, Dimitri.  Le Grand Texte des Donations au Temple d’Edfou.  
     Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1972
     Later cloth, 4to.  xii,186,88pp.  4 plates.  
     
     A very nice copy in a later brown buckram, from the library of the Egyptologist
     Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine and a presenatation inscription from the author to Dixon.  £ 125.00



228. MEGALLY, Mounir.  Le Papyrus Hieratique Comptable E.  3226 du Louvre.  
     Le Caire: IFAO, 1974 Binders cloth, 4to.  xi,53pp.  77 plates.  £ 30.00



229. MEINHOF, Carl.  Eine Studienfahrt nach Kordofan.  Hamburg: Abhandlungen Hamburgischen Kolonialinstituts Band XXXV, 1916 Wrpps, Imp.  8vo.  
     xii,134(4)pp.  18 collotype plates, 61 text-illustrations, folding map, biblio.  
     
     Travels through Kordofan in the Sudan in 1914.  Many excellent field photographs and line-drawings of material culture.  The author was well known for his African linguistic studies.  Small library stamp to title page and front wrapper.  £ 100.00



230. MEKHITARIAN, Arpag.  Le Peinture Égyptienne.  Les Grands Siècles de la Peinture.  Genève: Éditions d’Art Albert Skira, 1954 4to.  
     167pp.  numerous tipped-in colour plates, biblio.  , index.  £ 30.00



231. MILNE, J.  G.  Greek Inscriptions.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitiés Égyptiennes du Musée du Caire.  Nos 9201-9400, 26001-26123, 33001-33037.  Reimpression de l’Edition de 1905.  Osnabrück: Otto Zeller Verlag, 1977 Wrpps, 4to.  
     xi,153pp.  11 plates, numerous text-illustrations, index.  £ 75.00



232. MILNER, Sir Alfred.  England in Egypt.  Seventh edition, with additions summarizing the course of events to the close of the year 1898.  London: Edward Arnold, 1899 Cr.  8vo.  viii,410pp.  2 folding maps, (1 coloured), appendix, index.  
     
     A very nice copy from the library of the writer and politician Leo S.  Amery, with his signature.  £ 50.00



233. MOGENSEN, Maria.  La Collection Égyptienne.  La Glyptothèque Ny Carlsberg.  Copenhague: Levin & Munksgaard Éditeurs, 1930 Two volumes bound together in quarter cloth with original front wrapper laid onto upper board, Imp.  4to.  
     (1).  viii,130pp.  illustrations, map, biblio.  , index.  
     (2).  xiipp.  793 objects illustrated on 122 plates.  
     
     Covers slightly rubbed and marked, a nice copy of this important catalogue.  £ 300.00



234. MOHAMED, Duse.  In the Land of the Pharaohs.  A short history of Egypt, from the fall of Ismail to the assassination of Boutros Pasha.  London: Stanley
     Paul & Co.  , 1911.  8vo.  xii,380pp.  15 plates, appendix, index.  
     
     The history of late nineteenth century Egypt with chapters on the bombardment of Alaxandria, Tel-el-Kebir, the Hicks Expedition, the Sudan, Fashoda, etc.  £ 50.00



235. MÖLLENDORFF, Ulrich von Wilamowitz-.  Timotheos die Perser.  Aus einem Papyrus von Abusir im auftrage der Deutschen Orientgesellschaft Herausgeben von Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff.  Mit einer Lichtdrucktafel.  Leipzig: J.  C.  Hinrichs’sche Buchhandlung, 1903 Contemporary binder’s cloth, Med.  8vo.  
     iii,126pp.  double-page tinted collotype plate, index.  
     
     Covers faded, spine worn, with the withdrawn stamp of the Royal Asiatic Society.  £ 25.00



236. MOND, Robert.  Temples of Armant.  A Preliminary Survey.  By Sir Robert Mond and Oliver H.  Myers.  With chapters by M.  S.  Drower, D.  B.  Harden, S.  A.  Huzayyin, R.  E.  McEuen and M.  I.  C.  Myers.  London: The Egypt Exploration Society, 1940 Roy.  4to.  In two volumes.  
     (1).  The Text.  xii,223pp.  index.  
     (2).  The Plates.  vipp.  107 plates including 4 folding plans.  
     
     From an edition limited to 500 copies.  An excellent set in the publisher’s dark blue cloth with the original (now torn) glassine dustwrappers.  £ 650.00



237. MOND, Sir R.  & Oliver H.  Myers.  Cemeteries of Armant I.  With Chapters by T.  J.  C.  Baly, J.  Cameron, A.  J.  E.  Cave, Suliman Huzayyin, J.  W.  Jackson, and the Rev.  de Lacy O’Leary, and other contributors.  In two volumes.  
     London: The Egyptian Exploration Society, 1937 Roy 4to.  
     (1).  The Text.  xiii,300pp.  biblio.  , folding tables, index.  
     (2).  The Plates.  xipp.  78 plates, (2 colour), index.  
     
     From an edition of 512 copies, no further volumes were published.  An excellent set in the publisher’s dark blue buckram still with the original glassine dustwrappers.  £ 300.00



238. MONNERET DE VILLARD, Ugo.  La Nubia Medioevale, I - IV.  Service des Antiquitiés de l’Égypte.  Mission Archéologique de Nubie 1929 - 1934.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1935 and 1957 Binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  The four volumes bound in three.  
     (1).  Volume Prime.  Inventario dei Monumenti.   xxxix,290pp.  236 illustrations, biblio.  , index.  
     (2).  Volume Secondo.  Tavole I - C.   viipp.  numerous illustrations on 100 collotype plates.  
     (3).  Volume Terzo.  Origine e Sviluppo delle Forme Monumentali.   xii,124pp.  14 plates, 108 illustrations.  
     Volume Quarto.  Tavole CI-CIII.  viiipp.  103 plates, 28 coloured.  
     
     Volumes I-II in a binder’s dark blue cloth with red leather labels, volumes III-IV in one volume in a binder’s green cloth from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine.  
     An excellent full set of the four volumes.  £ 750.00



239. MONNERET DE VILLARD, Ugo.  Storia della Nubia Cristiana.  Orientalia Christiana Analecta 118.  Rome: Pont.  Institutum Orientalium Studiorum, 1938 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  259pp.  10 maps (5 folding), index.  
     
     A very good copy in the publisher’s wrappers from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his instructions for binding written on the upper wrapper (this was never done).  £ 30.00



240. MOODIE, Roy L.  Roentgenologic Studies of Egyptian and Peruvian Mummies.  Field Museum of Natural History.  Anthropology, Memoirs, Volume III.  With 76 plates in photogravure chiefly from Roentgenograms.  Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History, 1931 Wrpps, Folio.  66pp.  76 plates, map, index.  
     
     A very nice copy with the Withdrawn stamp of the Royal Asiatic Society Library.  £ 40.00



241. MORGAN, J.  de.  Fouilles à Dahchour en 1894 - 1895.  Avec le collaboration de Mm.  Berthelot, G.  Legrain, G.  Jequier, V.  Loret, D.  Fouquet.   Vienne: Adolphe Holzhausen, 1895 and 1903 Imp.  4to.  In two volumes
     (1).  Mars - Juin 1894.  vi,169pp.  40 plates, including 14 in photogravure and 7 in colour, 274 text-illustrations.  
     (2).  En 1894 - 1895.  viii,119pp.  27 plates, 157 text-illustrations.  
     
     Both parts of the author’s important excavations into the pyramids at Dahchour, discovering the XIIth dynasty royal jewellery collection of the princesses Merit and Khnumit, now in the Cairo Museum.  From the library of the Egyptologist Rt. Rev. Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, some spotting to text and margins of some plates in volume I, a very nice set in the publisher’s olive green cloth.  £ 675.00



242. MORIE, L.  -J.  Histoire de l’Éthiopie (Nubie et Abyssinie).  Depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu’à nos jours.  In two volumes.  Paris: Augustin Challamel, [Les Civilisations Africaines], 1904 Cr.  8vo.  
     (1).  Tome Ier.  La Nubie (Éthiopie Ancienne).  494pp.  + errata page.  
     (2).  Tome II.  L’Abyssinie (Éthiopie Moderne) avec un appendice diplomatique.  
     510pp.  + 3 pages of errata, appendix.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, spines slightly darkened, a very nice set in the publisher’s grey cloth.  £ 60.00



243. MORKOT, Robert G.  The Black Pharaohs: Egypt’s Nubian Rulers.  London: Rubicon Press, 2000 Med.  8vo.  x,342pp.  116 illustrations, index, dw.  £ 18.00



244. MORPHY, Michel.  Le Commandant Marchand et ses Compagnons d’Armes a travers l’Afrique.  Histoire complète et anecdotiques de la Mission.  Nombreuses illustrations et texte inédit.  Paris: H.  Geffroy, nd.  [circa 1905] In three volumes. Contemporary quarter calf, 8vo.  
     
     (1).  ii,680pp.  
     (2).  ii,681-1440pp.  
     (3).  ii,1441-2240pp.  
     
     All with numerous illustrations in the text.  Originally issued in 140 parts of 16 pages each, this set has been nicely bound into three volumes in a contemporary quarter maroon calf with marbled boards and endpapers.  Three of the original front wrappers form the title pages of each volume, the first one being coloured.  A very nice set.  £ 250.00



245. MORROW, Maggie & Mike (Ed.  ).  Desert RATS.  Rock Art Topographical Survey in Egypt’s Eastern Desert: Site Catalogue.  Edited by Maggie and Mike Morrow.  London: Bloomsbury Summer School, University College London, 2002 Wrpps, Med.  4to.  246pp.  numerous colour and monochrome plates and illustrations, 6 coloured and 11 monochrome maps (4 satellite images), biblio.  , plastic dw.  £ 50.00



246. MORTON, Henry, S.  H.  Jones & Chas Hale.  Report of the Committee appointed by the Philomathean Society of the University of Pennsylvania to translate the inscription on the Rosetta Stone.  Philadelphia: Ringwalt & Co.  2nd edition, 1859 Fcap.  4to.  160 lithographed pages + 24pp.  catalogue of members of the Society.  
     
     With many coloured plates and coloured decorative borders.  In the publisher’s red gilt decorated cloth boards, recased with a red leather spine.   A few marginal tears, a very good copy.   375.00



247. MOUNTENEY-JEPHSON, A.  J.  Emin Pasha and the Rebellion at the Equator.   A story of nine months’ experiences in the last of the Soudan Provinces.  With the revision and co-operation of Henry M.  Stanley.  London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, 1890 8vo.  xxiv,490pp.  photogravure frontispiece and 22 plates, 25 text illustrations, coloured folding map and facsimile of Mahdi’s letter, index.  
     
     Decorated spine and covers rubbed, a nice copy of the first edition.  £ 100.00



248. MOUNTENEY-JEPHSON, A.  J.  Emin Pasha and the Rebellion at the Equator.  New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1890 8vo.  
     
     Decorated spine and covers rubbed, a nice copy of the first American edition.  £ 75.00



249. MUKHERJEE, Ramkrishna.  The Ancient Inhabitants of Jebel Moya (Sudan).   By Ramkrishna Mukherjee, C.  Radhakrishna Rao & J.  C.  Trevor.  Cambridge: University Press, 1955 Roy.  8vo.  xii,123pp.  3 plates, biblio.  , dw.  £ 40.00



250. MUNZINGER, Werner.  Die Deutsche Expedition in Ost-Afrika, 1861 und 1862.  Zusaammenstellung der Astronomischen, Hypsometrischen und Meteorologischen Beobachtungen, und der Trigonometrischen und Itinerarischen aufnahmen von v.  Heuglin, Kinzelbach, Minzinger und Steudner im Ost-Ägyptischen Sudan und den Nord-Abessinischen Grenzlanden.  Nebst einem allgemeinen bericht von Werner Munzinger über den verlauf und seine betheiligung an der Deutschen Expedition von Massua bis Kordofan, 1861 und 1862.  (Erganzungsheft No.  13 zu “Petermanns Mitteilungen”.  ) Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1864
     Later plain wrappers, 4to.  vi,46pp.  chromolithographed frontispiece and folding panorama, 4 coloured maps, (3 folding).  £ 120.00



251. MURRAY, G.  W.  Sons of Ishmael: A Study of the Egyptian Bedouin.  
     London: George Routledge & Sons, 1935 Roy.  4to.  
     xv,344pp.  frontispiece and 31 plates, 10 text-illustrations, 4 maps, biblio.  , index.  
     
     Covers slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth.  £ 45.00



252. MURRAY, Margaret A.  Saqqara Mastabas.  Part I.  With drawings by F.  Hansard and J.  Mothersole; and Gurob by L.  Loat, F.  Z.  S.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, Tenth Year, 1904 London: Bernard Quaritch, 1905
     vii,50pp.  + ii,8pp.  64 plates, (1 folding), index.  
     
     A second part was issued in 1937.  Spine faded, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth-backed boards.  £ 250.00



253. MURRAY, Margaret A.  The Osireion at Abydos.  Egyptian Research Account, Ninth Year, 1903.  With sections by J.  Grafton Milne and W.  E.  Crum.  London: Bernard Quaritch, 1904 Imp.  4to.  viii,47pp.  37 plates, index.  
     
     The spine with an amateur repair of black tape, ‘Cancelled’ ink stamp of the Institute of Archaeology on the endpaper, covers slightly rubbed, a good copy in the publisher’s pink cloth-backed boards.  £ 150.00



254. NADEL, S.  F.  Notes on Beni Amer Society.  Reprinted from the Sudan Notes and Records.  Vol.  XXVI, Part I, 1945.  Khartoum: McCorquodale & Co.  , 1946 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  44pp.  appendix.  £ 15.00



255. NAGEL, Peter.  Nubica et Aethiopica IV/V.  Internationales Jahrbuch für koptische, merotisch-nubische, äthiopische und verwandte Studien.  Herausgegeben von Peter Nagel und Piotr O.  Scholz.  Warsawa: Zas Pan, 1999 Roy.  8vo.  
     xvi,647pp.  numerous illustrations (some colour), maps, biblio.  
     
     Containing 24 papers on Ethiopian and related subjects in English, German and French.  From the library of Dr Juel-Jensen with his Amharic bookplate.  £ 150.00



256. NAVILLE, Edouard.  Ahnas El Medineh, (Heracleopolis Magna);With chapters on Mendes, the Nome of Thoth, and Leontopolis.  And Appendix on Byzantine Sculptures by Professor T.  Hayter Lewis.  (and) Taylor, J.  J.  & F.  Ll.  Griffith.   The Tomb of Paheri at El Kab.  
     London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, Eleventh Memoir, 1894 Roy.  4to.  
     ix,39pp.  + vii,36pp.  frontispiece and 17 plates + 10 plates, appendix, index.  
     
     The two volumes together as issued, with the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 75.00



257. NAVILLE, Edouard.  Bubastis (1887-1889).  Eighth Memoir of the Egyptian Exploration Fund.  Second Edition.  London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co.  , 1891 Roy.  4to.  viii,71pp.  54 plates, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 100.00



258. NAVILLE, Edouard.  Das aegyptische Todtenbuch der XVIII.  bis XX.  Dynastie.  Aus verschiedenen Urkunden zusammengestellt und herausgegeben von Edouard Naville.  Mit Unterstützung des Königlich preussischen Ministeriums der geistlichen, Unterrichts- und Medicinal-Angelegenheiten.  Berlin: Verlag von A.  Asher & Co.  , 1886 In three volumes, Roy.  4to and folio.  
     (1).  Einleitung.  vii,204pp.  
     (2).  Erster Band.  Text und Vignetten.  viipp.  212 plates.  
     (3).  Zweiter Band.  Variaten.  viipp.  and 448 pages of hieroglyphs.  
     
     Boards on first volume slightly spotted, from the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.   Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, a very nice set in the publisher’s black cloth-backed boards.  £ 875.00



259. NAVILLE, Edouard.  Goshen and The Shrine of Saft El Henneh, (1885).  Fifth Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund,
     1887 Roy.  4to.  vii,26pp.  11 plates, (6 folding), map, plan, appendix.  
     
     An ex-library copy with bookplate and shelf number to spine.  £ 36.00



260. NAVILLE, Edouard.  Mound of the Jew and the City of Onias:Belbeis, Samanood, Abusir, Tukh El Karmus, 1887.  Seventh Memoir.  
     London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1890 vi,76pp.  26 plates.  
     
     This volume also includes F.  L.  Griffith: The Antiquities of Tell El Yahudiyeh.  
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy
     in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 75.00



261. NAVILLE, Edouard.  The Festival-Hall of Osorkon II.  In the Great Temple of Bubastis (1887-1889). Tenth Memoir. London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1892 Roy.  4to.  vii,40pp.  40 plates, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 90.00



262. NAVILLE, Edouard.  The Cemeteries of Abydos.  In three volumes.  Thirty-Third, Thirty-Fourth and Thirty-Fifth Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  Published by order of the committee.  London: Egypt Exploration Fund, 1913-1914 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Part I.  The Mixed Cemetery and Umm El-Ga’Ab.  With chapters by T.  Eric Peet, H.  R.  Hall and Kathleen Haddon.  xii,54pp.  21 plates, index.  
     (2).  Part II.  1911-1912.  By Eric Peet.  With thirty-nine plates.  
     xvi,133pp.  39 plates, appendix, index.  
     (3).  Part III.  1912-1913.  By Eric Peet and W.  L.  S.  Loat.  xi,54pp.  index.  
     
     An ex-library set with bookplates, ink-stamps to titles and shelf numbers to spines.  £ 200.00



263. NAVILLE, Edouard.  The Shrine of Saft El Henneh and the Land of Goshen (1885).  Fifth Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1888 Roy.  4to.  vii,26pp.  11 plates, (6 folding), map, plan, appendix.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 50.00



264. NAVILLE, Edouard.  The Store-City of Pithom and the Route of the Exodus.  Egypt Exploration Fund.  With thirteen plates and two maps.  London: Messrs.  Trübner & Co.  , 1885 Roy.  4to.  xi,39pp.  13 plates, (3 folding), 2 maps, appendix.  
     
     Cloth on spine worn.  With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a good copy of the first edition in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 60.00



265. NAVILLE, Edouard.  The Temple of Deir El Bahari.  Egypt Exploration Fund.   An Introductory Memoir and six volumes.  London: The Offices of the Egypt Exploration Fund, 1894-1908 Roy.  4to and folio.  
     (1).  Introductory Memoir: Its plan, its founders, and its first explorers.   Twelfth Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund, 1894 Roy.  4to.   v,32pp.  frontispiece and 14 plates, index.  
     (2).  Part I.  Plates I-XXIV.  The north-western end of the upper platform.   iv,15pp.  24 plates, (3 coloured).  
     (3).  Part II.  Plates XXV-LV.  The ebony shrine.  Northern half of the middle platform.  iv,18pp.  31 plates, (2 coloured, 7 folding).  
     (4).  Part III.  Plates LVI-LXXXVI.  End of northern half and southern half of the middle platform.  iv,21pp.  31 plates, (2 coloured, 5 folding).  
     (5).  Part IV.  Plates LXXXVII-CXVIII.  The shrine of Hathor and the southern hall of offerings.  iv,11pp.  31 plates, (2 coloured, 1 folding).  
     (6).  Part V.  Plates CXIX-CL.  The upper court and sanctuary.   iv,12p.  32 plates, (1 folding).  
     (7).  Part VI.  With architectural Description by Somers Clarke.  Plates CLI-CLXXIV.   The lower terrace, additions and plans.   iv,31pp.  24 plates, (1 coloured, 2 folding).  
     
     Volumes 1 - 6 from the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury with his shelf number to the front board of each volume, and the stamp of the Greyfriars Library, Oxford on the front endpaper.  Part 7 has been recased and the spine repaired, boards and endpapers rather dusty.  The complete set, edges of boards lightly rubbed, a very nice set in the original black cloth backed printed boards.  £ 750.00



266. NEGUIB, Mohammed.  Egypt’s Destiny.  London: Victor Gollancz Ltd.  , 1955
     8vo.  273pp.  9 plates, index.  
     
     General Neguib led the Coup d’État which removed King Faruk from Egypt.  £ 15.00



267. NEUFELD, Charles.  A Prisoner of the Khaleefa: Twelve Years’ Captivity at Omdurman.  With numerous portraits and plans.  London: Chapman & Hall, Ltd.  , 1899 8vo.  xiv,365pp.  frontispiece and 28 plates, 3 maps, appendices, index.  
     
     The author was captured by the Mahdists in 1887 while trading between Egypt and the Sudan and spent twelve years in captivity.  Extremities slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth with gilt lettering and the red Arabic seal
     embossed on the upper cover.  £ 100.00



268. NICHOLSON, Charles.  Aegyptiaca, comprising a Catalogue of Egyptian Antiquities,collected in the years 1856, 1857, and now deposited in the Museum of the University of Sydney: together with an account of some remains of the “Disk Worshippers”: as also of some Funereal Hieroglyptic Inscriptions found at Memphis: accompanied also by a facsimile and translation from a Hieratic Papyrus containing portions of the Book of the Dead.  London: Harrison and Sons, 1891
     Roy.  8vo.  iv,152pp.  18 folding coloured lithographed plates.  
     
     Cecil H.  Smith’s copy with a letter from the author tipped onto front end-paper presenting this copy.  A nice copy in the publisher’s brick red cloth.  £ 125.00



269. NIELSEN, Ole Vagn.  Human Remains.  Metrical and non-metrical anatomical variations.  The Scandinavian Joint Expedition To Sudanese Nubia.  Volume 9.  Stockholm: Scandinavian University Books, 1970 Med.  4to.  
     139pp.  20 plates, 56 figures, biblio.  , dw.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the dustwrapper.  £ 30.00



270. NORDENSTAM, Tore.  Sudanese Ethics.  Uppsala: The Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1968 Wrpps, 8vo.  239pp.  biblio.  , index.  
     
     From the library of Frank Willett with his signature.  £ 18.00



271. NORRIS, H.  T.  Shinqiti Folk Literature and Song.  Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1968 8vo.  
     xiv,200pp.  frontispiece, text illustrations, map, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 20.00



272. O’BALLANCE, Edgar.  The Secret War in the Sudan: 1955-1972.  London:
     Faber and Faber, 1977 8vo.  174pp.  2 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 25.00



273. O’LEARY, De Lacy.  The Saints of Egypt.  Published for the Church Historical Society.  London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1937 8vo.  
     ix,286pp.  dw.  £ 50.00



274. Ordinances Promulgated by the Governor General of The Sudan together with Selected Proclamations Notices Rules and Orders issued with reference thereto in 1906.  Printed and Published by the Authority of the Governor General.  
     Cairo: Al-Mokattam Printing Office, 1907 Med.  8vo.  v,70pp.  index.  
     
     The Foreign Office Library copy with their stamps.  £ 20.00



275. Ordinances Promulgated by the Governor General of The Sudan together with Selected Proclamations Notices Rules and Orders issued in the Years 1907 and 1908.  Printed and Published by the Authority of the Governor General.  Cairo: Al-Mokattam Printing Office, 1909 Med.  8vo.  xv,241pp.  index.  
     
     Covers worn, tail of spine frayed, a very nice copy in the dark blue cloth.  £ 30.00



276. Pagan and Christian Egypt.  Brooklyn: Brooklyn Museum, 1941 Egyptian Art from the First to the Tenth Century A.  D.  Exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum by the Department of Ancient Art January 23 - March 9, 1941.  
     Med.  4to.  86pp.  257 illustrations.  £ 36.00



277. PALMER, E.  H.  The Desert of the Exodus:Journeys on Foot in the Wilderness of the Forty Years’ Wanderings undertaken in connexion with the Ordinance Survey of Sinai and the Palestine Exploration Fund.  With maps and numerous illustrations from photographs and drawings taken on the spot by the Sinai Survey Expedition, and C.  F.  Tyrwhitt Drake.  In two volumes.  Cambridge: Deighton, Bell, and Co.  , 1871 8vo.  xx,280pp.  and v,283-576pp.  16 lithographed plates, (14 in colour or tinted),
     5 folding maps, (3 coloured), 20 text-illustrations.  
     
     A year after completing the Survey of Sinai, Palmer and Drake walked the 600 miles from Sinai to Jerusalem, alone and on foot, without any escort, a formidable feat in those days.  Each copy recased in the original covers, old ink-stamp of a previous owner on end-papers and titles, a very nice set in the publisher’s green cloth.  £ 200.00



278. PASSALACQUA, J.  Catalogue raisonné et historique des Antiquités découvertes en Égyptepar Jph Passalacqua, de Trieste, contenant: 1º Le Catalogue, divisé d’après une classification méthodique des momumens, selon leur destination primitive, enobjets de culte, d’usage de la vie civile, funéraires, etc.  , par MM.  L.  J.  J.  Dubois et J.  Passalacqua.  2º Des notes et observations faites sur les lieux, et durant les fouilles, dans les ruines et les tombeaux, sur l’emplacement des antiquités, et divers usages des anciens Égyptiens, etc.  , par M.  Passalacqua; 3º Des notices et dissertations scientifiques sur plusieurs branches de la collection, par MM.  A.  Brongniart, C.  Kunth, Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire, Latreille, Isidore Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire, Vauquelin, Darcet, Le Baillif, Julia Fontenelle, Jomard, Mérimée, Letronne, Reinaud, De Verneuil, Delattre, et Champollion-Figeac.  Avec deux lithographies.  Paris: a la Galerie d’antiquités Égyptiennes, 1826 8vo.  
     xv,303pp.  folded frontispiece and folding plate.  
     
     Giuseppe Passalacqua (1797-1865) originally of Trieste went to Egypt to trade in horses; after the failure of this enterprise he started excavating and dealing in antiquities.  He formed a large collection which he took to Paris in order to sell to the French Government.  They refused but the collection was bought by Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia for the Berlin useum.  Passalacqua then became the curator of the Egyptian collections at Berlin, a post he held until his death when he was suceeded by Lepsius.  This work is the catalogue of his collection which he bought to Paris in 1826.  Extremities a little rubbed, a very nice
     copy in contemporary covered boards, the Blackmer copy with his bookplate.  
     [Blackmer: 1264] [Gay: 2178] £ 650.00



279. PAULITSCHKE, Philipp Dr.  Die Sudânländer nach dem gegenwärtigen Stande der Kenntnis.  Mit 59 in den Text gedruckten holzschnitten, 12 Tonbildern, zwei lichtdrucken und einer karte.  Freiburg in Breisgau: Herdersche Berlagshandlung, 1885.  Med.  8vo.  xii,311pp.  frontispiece and 59 plates and illustrations, 3 maps, (1 coloured and folding), biblio.  
     
     The comprehensive bibliography lists 590 books and 106 maps.  An ex-University libray copy with the occasional ink-stamp, in the slightly rubbed decorated covers.  £ 185.00



280. PAYNE, Joan Crowfoot.  Catalogue of the Predynastic Egyptian Collection in the Ashmolean Museum.  Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993 4to.  
     xiii,301pp.  6 plates, 87 pages of illustrations, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     A very nice copy of the first edition in the publisher’s dark green dust-wrapper.  £ 90.00



281. PEEL, W.  A Ride Through The Nubian Desert.  London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1852 Recent half-calf with marbled boards and red leather label, Cr.  8vo.  viii,135pp.  frontispiece map.  
     
     “These few pages are a literal copy of the journal that I kept in travelling.  The limit of those travels was Labeyed, the capital of Kordofan, where I suffered so severely from fever and ague that it obliged me to return.” Captain Sir William Peel, R.  N.  was the son of the Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel.  Being determined to explore Africa, he set out in 1851 in the company of Joseph Churi, a Maronite Christain priest, who had taught oriental languages in London 1842-1849 and numbered Peel among his students.  They reached Khartoum by way of the Nubian desert.  However both caught fever at al-Ubaiyad and had to return to Cairo.  Peel later died in the Indian Mutiny in 1858.  Discreet library ink-stamps to map, lower margin of title page and last page, a very nice copy in a recent half calf binding.  £ 375.00



282. PEET, T.  Eric.  The Rhind Mathematical Papyrus.  British Museum 10057 and 10058.  Introduction, transcription, translation and commentary.  Liverpool: University Press of Liverpool, and London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1923
     Imp.  4to.  iv,136pp.  24 plates, 6 figures, index.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s dark-blue cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 200.00



283. PENDLEBURY, J.  D.  S.  Aegyptiaca: A Catalogue of Egyptian Objects in the Aegean Area.  With a foreword by H.  R.  Hall.  Cambridge: at the University Press, 1930 4to.  xix,121pp.  frontispiece and 54 objects depicted on 4 plates, 3 maps, (1 folding), biblio.  , index, chipped dw.  
     
     “This book, outcome of two years’ studentship in Greece and a season’s excavation in Egypt, is an attempt - the first so far as I know - to collect under one cover all the Egyptian objects which have been found in the Aegean area down to the close of the XXVIth Dynasty.”
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth with the chipped dw.  £ 200.00



284. PENNAZZI, L.  Sudan e Abissinia.  Con carte.  Bologna : Nicola Zanichelli, 1887 Recent cloth with original front wrapper bound-in, Cr.  8vo.  
     iii,469pp.  + errata leaf, 3 folding maps and plans, coloured folding map.  
     
     The author travelled from Massawa through Kassla to Khartoum in 1880, he gives an Italian version of events in Ethiopia and the Sudan prior to 1887 covering Gordon, Gessi, Darfur, Fashoda, the Mahdi, Osman Digna, and early Italian expeditions to the Red Sea.  
     Encased in a recent brown cloth with a leather label, occasional light foxing,
     a very nice copy.  COPAC records the Durham copy only.  £ 200.00



285. PETHERICK, John.  Egypt, the Soudan and Central Africa.  With explorations from Khartoum on the White Nile to the Regions of the Equator.  Being sketches from sixteen years’ travel.  By John Petherick, F.  R.  G.  S.  , Her Britannic Majestys Consul for the Soudan.  Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1861
     Publisher’s purple cloth, 8vo.  xii,482pp.  folding map.  
     
     With the four page Subscription List bound-in at front, - “Subscription to Raise £2000 for sending an expedition under Mr.  Petherick, H.  B.  M.  Consul at Khartum, up the Nile to explore its sources, and to aid that of Captain Speke, already despatched by way of Zanzibar, for the same destination”.  The Hartland Library copy stamp on end-paper and verso of title.  Spine and front cover faded, a very nice copy in the publisher’s blind-stamped cloth.  £ 675.00



286. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Abydos.  Part I - Part II.  With a chapter by A.  E.  Weigall and a chapter by F.  L.  Griffith.  Twenty-second and twenty-fourth Memoir of the Egyptian Exploration Fund.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1902-1903 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  vii,60pp.  frontispiece and 80 plates, index.  
     (2).  viii,56pp.  64 plates, (2 colour), index.  £ 150.00



287. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Corpus of Prehistoric Pottery and Palettes.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt and Egyptian Research Account Twenty- Third Year, 1917 Roy.  4to.  7pp.  numerous illustrations on 61 plates.  
     
     Library ink-stamps to verso of title and plates, a very nice copy.  £ 125.00



288. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Dendereh 1898.  Seventeenth Memoir of the Egypt Exploration Fund.  With chapters by F.  Ll.  Griffith, Dr.  Gladstone and Oldfield Thomas.  London: Egypt Exploration Fund, 1900 Roy.  4to.  
     vii,74pp.  colour frontispiece and 37 plates, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 90.00



289. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Deshasheh.  With a chapter by F.  Ll.  Griffith.  Fifteenth Memoir of the Egyptian Exploration Fund.  London: EES, 1898 Roy.  4to.  
     viii,52pp.  frontispiece and 37 plates, 17 text-illustrations, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 75.00



290. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Diospolis Parva.  The Cemeteries of Abadiyeh and Hu 1898-9.  With Chapters by A.  C.  Mace.  Special Publication of the Egyptian Exploration Fund.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1901 Roy.  4to.  
     vii,62pp.  colour frontispiece and 48 plates, index.  
     
     With the stamp of Greyfriars Library Oxford to upper board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 90.00



291. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Diospolis Parva.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund 1901, reprinted lithographically, 1972 Roy.  4to.  vii,62pp.  49 plates, index.  
     
     From the library of Richard A.  Caminos with his stamp.  £ 50.00



292. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Egyptian Decorative Art:A Course of Lectures delivered at the Royal Institution.  London: Methuen, 1895 Cr.  8vo.  
     ix,128pp.  220 illustrations of decoration, index.  
     
     The first edition, from the library of Ricardo A.  Caminos and bearing his stamp.  £ 25.00



293. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Ehnasya 1904, and Roman Ehnasya (Herakleopolis Magna) 1904.  In two volumes. Twenty-sixth Memoir of the Egypt Exploration Fund.  London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1905 Quarter cloth and wrappers, Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  With a chapter by C.  T.  Currelly.  viii,41pp.  frontispiece of the gold statuette of Hershefi and 43 plates, index.  
     (2).  Plates and text supplementary to Ehnasya.  Special extra publication of the Egypt Exploration Fund.  15pp.  32 plates.  
     
     With the stamp of the Greyfriars Library, Oxford to bottom edge of upper board of first volume, scattered foxing in second volume, a very nice set.  £ 175.00



294. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Ehnasya 1904.  With a chapter by C.  T.  Currelly.  
     London: Egyptian Exploration Fund, 1905 Roy.  4to.  
     viii,41pp.  frontispiece of the gold statuette of Hershefi and 43 plates, index.  
     
     An ex-library copy with bookplate and shelf number to spine.  £ 60.00



295. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Gizeh and Rifeh, Double Volume.  With Chapters by Sir Herbert Thompson, Bart.  , and W.  E.  Crum.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1907 Roy.  4to.  viii,49pp.  109 plates, index.  
     
     The ordinary issue contained 40 plates with less text.  A very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth.  £ 200.00



296. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Gizeh and Rifeh.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1907 Roy.  4to.  vii,30pp.  40 plates, index.  £ 60.00



297. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Historical Scarabs: A Series of Drawings from the Principle Collections.  Arranged chronologically.  London: D.  Nutt, 1889 Fcap.  8vo.  14pp.  68 lithographed plates on 15 folding sections showing a total of 2,200 scarabs.  
     
     Practically all of these come from nine museum collections and ten private collections, (including the author’s own).  A valuable reference work for the identification of scarabs from the library of the noted British archaeologist John Evans with his signature to the
     head of the half-title page.  Covers a little marked, side of spine rubbed, inner hinges weak, a very nice copy in the publisher’s maroon cloth.  £ 200.00



298. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Hyksos and Isrealite Cities.  With chapters by J.  Garrow Duncan.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1906 Roy.  4to.  
     vii,57pp.  40 plates, (1 colour and 1 folding), index.  
     
     A few discreet library stamps, bookplates, front endpaper and title foxed, a nice copy in the publisher’s red half cloth.  £ 125.00



299. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Illahun, Kahun and Gurob.  1889-90.  By W.  M.  Flinders Petrie, with chapters by Prof.  Sayce, Canon Hicks, Prof.  Mahaffy, F.  Ll.  Griffith, and F.  J.  C.  Spurrell.  London: David Nutt, 1891 Roy.  4to.  
     viii,59pp.  33 plates (1 coloured), index.  
     
     Spine slightly worn, covers a little marked, with a stamp to the title page “With the Author’s and Publisher’s Compliments.” a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth-backed printed grey boards.  £ 180.00



300. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Koptos.  With a chapter by D.  G.  Hogarth.  London: Bernard Quaritch, 1896 Roy.  4to.  iv,38pp.  28 plates, index.  
     
     Spine faded, from the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, a very nice copy in the red cloth-backed boards.  £ 250.00



301. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Naukratis, Parts I - II.  London: Trübner, 1888 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Part I.  (1884-5).  With chapters by Cecil Smith; Ernest Gardner; and Barclay V.  Head.  Second Edition.  Third Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  
     London: Trübner & Co.  , 1888 Roy.  4to.  ix,100pp.  44 plates, index.  
     (2).  Part II.  (18885-6).  By Ernest A.  Gardiner, with an appendix by F.  Ll.  Griffith.  Sixth Memoir of The Egypt Exploration Fund.  London: Trübner & Co.  , 1888
     Roy.  4to.  (vii)-92pp.  24 plates, index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, a very nice set in the publisher’s black cloth-backed boards.  £ 150.00



302. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Objects of Daily Use.  With over 1800 figures from University College, London.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, 1927 Roy.  4to.  viii,75pp.  62 plates, index.  
     
     Slight marks to upper board, spine slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red half cloth.  £ 125.00



303. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Prehistoric Egypt.  Illustrated by over 1,000 objects in University College London.  London: British School of Archaeology in Egypt, Twenty-third Year, [Vol XXIII], 1920 Roy 4to.  viii,54pp.  53 plates, index.  
     
     Spine slightly faded, minor marks to upper cover, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red half cloth.  £ 100.00



304. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  Tanis.  Parts I - II.  In two volumes.  Second and Fourth Memoirs of the Egypt Exploration Fund.  Published by order of the Committe.  London: Trubner & Co.  , 1889-88 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Part I.  , 1883-4.  Second edition.  Nineteen plates and plans.   viii,62pp.  19 plates and plans, (2 folding), index.  
     (2).  Part II.  Nebesheh (AM) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes).  With chapters by A.  S.  Murray and F.  L.  Griffith.  Fourth Memoir.  
     44pp.  12 plates, index.  + v,116pp.  51 plates, index.  
     
     Volume II is in two parts.  Little spotting to covers, a very nice set in the publisher’s black cloth-backed grey boards.  £ 150.00



305. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders.  The Arts and Crafts of Ancient Egypt.  Second edition with additional chapter.  Edinburgh & London: T.  N.  Foulis, 1910 Cr.  8vo.  
     xvi,158pp.  frontispiece and 140 illustrations on plates, index.  £ 25.00



306. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders and Guy Brunton.  Sedment, I-II.  In two volumes.  
     British School of Archaeology in Egypt, Twenty-Seventh year, 1921.  London:
     British School of Archaeology in Egypt University College, 1924 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  viii,29pp.  47 plates, (3 folding, 1 coloured), index.  
     (2).  viii,41pp.  coloured frontispiece, 42 plates, index.  
     
     Gilt lettering on spines darkened, occasional cover marks,
     a very nice set in the publisher’s quarter red cloth.  £ 400.00



307. PETRIE, W.  M.  Flinders and J.  E.  Quibell.  Naqada and Ballas, 1895.  By W.  M.  Flinders Petrie and J.  E.  Quibell.  With chapter by F.  C.  J.  Spurrell.  
     London: Bernard Quaritch, 1896 Roy.  4to.  x,79pp.  86 plates, index.  
     
     Publication of the Egyptian Research Account and British School of Archaeology in Egypt 1.  From the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury, spine faded, covers slightly marked, a very nice copy
     in the publisher’s red cloth-backed printed grey boards.  £ 125.00



308. PIAGGIA, Carlo.  Nella Terra dei Niam-Niam (1863 - 1865).  Da i “Viaggi di Carlo Piaggi nel’Africa Centrale” a cura di Ezio Bassani, con una nota linguistica di Angelo Stella.  Lucca: Maria Pacini Fazzi editore, 1978 Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  
     lxiv,215pp.  67 illustrations, map, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     With numerous illustrations of material culture and art.  The Winterton copy with his bookplate, a very nice copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 20.00



309. PIOTROVSKY, B.  Egyptian Antiquities in the Hermitage.  Leningrad:
     Aurora Art Publishers, 1974 4to.  18pp.  139 coloured plates, chipped dw.  £ 40.00



310. PLEYTE, W.  Catalogue raisonné de types Égyptiens hiératiquesde la fonderie de N.  Tetterode à Amsterdam, dessinés par W.  Pleyte.  Leide: E.  J.  Brill, 1865
     Wrpps, 4to.  vi,40pp.  3 folding plates.  
     
     “Pleyte made hieratic his special field and was responsible for the making of a font for it...”
     - Dawson and Uphill.  This contains numerous fine examples of hieratic type.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s grey wrappers.  £ 100.00



311. PLEYTE, W.  (edited by).  Études Archéologiques, Linguistiques et Historiques dédiées à Mr.  le Dr.  C.  Leemans,à l’occasion du cinquantième anniversaire de sa nomination aux fonctions de Directeur du Musée archéologique des Pays-Bas.  
     Leide: E.  J.  Brill, 1885 Imp.  4to.  xx,353pp.  plates and illustrations, 4 pages of music, map, bibliography of Leemans works, index.  
     
     A collection of one hundred and sixteen articles dedicated to Carl Leemans written by the foremost scholars of the day.  They are divided into six sections: L’Égypte (33 articles); L’Asië Occidentale (14); Les Indies, l’Extrême Orient et l’Amerique (19); Auteurs Classiques (6); Archéologie Générale (24); and Histoire, Art, Littérature et Sciences Naturelles (20).  Each page is printed in black with a red border, the work enclosed in a sumptuous red cloth binding with black and gold designs to the upper board and spine.  Occasional foxing in the text, the spine carefully rebacked in matching red cloth
     with the original backstrip (now slightly faded) replaced, a very nice copy.  £ 275.00



312. PITT-RIVERS, Lieut-General.  On the Egyptian Boomerang and its Affinities.  London: Offprint from the Journal of the Anthropological Institute, 1883
     Sewn, 8vo.  10pp.  plate.  £ 40.00



313. PRICE, F.  G.  Hilton.  Egyptian Papers.  (so titled on spine).  Communicated to the Society of Antiquaries.  Westminster: Nichols and Sons, 1895 Black calf backed boards covered with the original blue wrapper, Med.  4to.  
     (1).  Notes Upon two Egyptian Portrait Mummy coverings or Shrouds, belonging to the First Century A.  D.  6pp.  plate.  
     (2).  Notes upon some Predynastic and Early Dynastic Antiquities from Egypt, in the Writer’s Collection.  1899 14pp.  9 figures.  
     (3).  Two objects from prehistoric tombs.  [Auszug aus der Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache XXXVII Band.  ] 1 page with illustration.  £ 75.00



314. PRICHARD, J.  C.  An Analysis of Egyptian Mythology:To which is subjoined, a Critical Examination of the Remains of Egyptian Chronology.  By J.  C.  Prichard, M.  D.  London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, 1819 Nineteenth century quarter calf with paper covered boards, Roy.  8vo.  ii,xviii,427,ii,138pp.  hand-coloured frontispiece and 5 plates.  
     
     Prichard, James Cowles (1786-1848), physician and ethnologist was one of the important figures in the history of anthropology.  Prichard’s main ethnological aim was to prove the unity of mankind and to vindicate the veracity of the anthropology laid down in Genesis.  He perceived that traditional accounts of difference in skin colour were flawed, and eighteenth-century environmentalism was empirically false.  In 1819 he found time to publish `An Analysis of Egyptian Mythology,’ in which he traced the early connection between the Hindus and the Egyptians, and made public his hieroglyphic alphabet.  Champollion’s `Précis’ of the latter was not published till 1824.  In this he also asserts that the myths of all human cultures were so similar that they all necessarily had to share the same primeval history.  Many of his carefully worked-out theories were controversial at the time but gradually became generally accepted.  New end-papers, late nineteenth century quarter
     calf with raised bands and black leather label, old embossed library stamp to the title page, slight offsetting of frontispiece to title, a very nice copy with the edges uncut.  
     [Pratt: 252; Ibrahim Hilmy: II, 135; Gay: 1569; Dawson and Uphill: 237].  £ 375.00



315. PRUYSSENAERE, E.  De.  Reisen und Forschungen im Gebiete des Weissen und Blauen Nil.  Nach seinen hinterlassenen aufzeichnungen.  Bearbeitet und herausgeben von K.  Zöppritz.  Mit einer specialkarte vom mittleren Ost-Sudan in 2 blättern.  Zweite hälfte, mit einer karte und einem titelbilde.  (Erganzungsheft No.  51 zu Petermann’s “Geographischen Mitteilungen”.  ) Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1877
     
     Later plain wrappers, 4to.  ii,48pp.  lithographic frontispiece of weapons, bracelets, objects, etc.  coloured folding map.  This is the second part on its own, the first being Erganzungsheft No.  50.  £ 50.00



316. QUIBELL, J.  E.  Archaic Mastabas.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Excavations at Saqqara (1912-1914).  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1923 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  viii,48pp.  39 plates.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram
     to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a maroon cloth.  £ 250.00



317. QUIBELL, J.  E.  El Kab.  by J.  E.  Quibell.  In association with the work of Somers Clarke and J.  J.  Tylor.  Egyptian Research Account 1897.  London: Bernard Quaritch, 1898 Roy.  4to.  iv,23pp.  27 plates, index.  
     
     Spine slightly faded, from the library of the Egyptologist Rt.  Rev.  Samuel Webster Allen, Bishop of Shrewsbury with his shelf number to the front board, a very nice copy in the publisher’s red cloth backed boards.  £ 90.00



318. QUIBELL, J.  E.  Excavations at Saqqara (1907-1908).  With sections by Sir Herbert Thompson and Prof. W. Spiegelberg.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Cairo: l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1909 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  vi,121pp.  coloured frontispiece, 66 plates, index.  
     
     The excavation of the Monastry of Apa Jeremias during 1907-1908.  From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a maroon cloth.  £ 400.00



319. QUIBELL, J.  E.  Teti Pyramid, North Side.  J.  E.  Quibell and A.  G.  K.  Hayter.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Excavations at Saqqara.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1927 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     44pp.  coloured frontispiece, 29 plates, illustrations.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later maroon cloth.  £ 125.00



320. QUIBELL, J.  E.  The Monastery of Apa Jeremias.  Excavations at Saqqara.  (1908-8, 1909-10).  The Coptic Inscriptions edited by Sir Herbert Thompson.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1912 Recent cloth, Imp.  4to.  viii,152pp.  89 plates (2 colour), map, index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a recent maroon cloth.  £ 350.00



321. QUIBELL, J.  E.  The Tomb of Hesy.  Service des Antiquités de l’Égypte.  Excavations at Saqqara (1911-1912).  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1913 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     44pp.  32 plates (7 coloured), 18 text illustrations, index.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a later maroon cloth.  £ 450.00



322. RAIMONDI, Jean.  Le Désert Oriental Égyptien du Nil à la Mer Rouge.  Ses richesses dan le passé son importance dans l’avenir.  Mémoires de la Société Royale Géographie d’Égypte, Tome IV.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1923 Recent binder’s cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     viii,96pp.  20 illustrations on plates, 10 folding maps.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a dark green buckram.  £ 100.00



323. RANDALL-MACIVER, David and Anthony Wilkin.  Libyan Notes.  London: MacMillan & Co.  , Limited, 1901 Leather backed boards, Roy.  4to.  
     viii,113pp.  colour frontispiece and numerous illustrations on 25 monochrome plates, several text-illustrations and tables.  
     
     Inspired by the suggestions of Professor Flinders Petrie, the authors made an expedition to Algeria in 1900 with the special object of obtaining such information with regard to the Berber tribes as should solve the vexed question of their early connection with Egypt.  Attractively bound with black leather spine, raised bands, red leather labels and blue cloth covered boards; from the library of Ricardo A.  Caminos with his stamp.  £ 300.00



324. RASK, R.  Die alte ägyptische Zeitrechnung,nach den Quellen neu bearbeitet von R.  Rask, aus dem Danischen übersetzt, mit Zusätzen des Verfassers.  
     Altona: bei Karl Aue, 1830 Contemporary paper covered boards, Cr.  8vo.  
     vi,xvi,136pp.  + 2 pages of publisher’s advertisements.  
     
     Title and preliminary pages foxed, spine worn, a very nice copy in green boards.  
     Both OCLC and COPAC list one copy each.  £ 200.00



325. RAY, J.  D.  The Archive of Hor.  Texts from Excavations, Second Memoir.  
     London: Egyptian Exploration Society, 1976 Roy.  4to.  
     xv,192pp.  39 plates, 4 figures, index.  £ 45.00



326. REID, J.  A.  Some Notes on the Tribes of the White Nile Province.  [Reprinted from Sudan Notes and Records, Vol.  XIII, Part II, 1930].  Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  
     149-209pp.  coloured map, 2 folding genealogies.  
     
     With a presentation inscription from the author.  £ 15.00



327. REISNER, George Andrew.  A History of the Giza Necropolis.  Volume I.  Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1942 Imp.  4to.  
     xlviii,532pp.  75 plates, 325 illustrations (4 folding), 6 folding maps, index.  
     
     A second volume was published in 1955.  A very nice copy in the green cloth.  £ 900.00



328. REISNER, George A.  Amulets I - II.  Le Caire: Imprimerie de l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1907 - 1958 Later cloth, Imp.  4to.  
     (1).  Catalogue General des Antiquities Egyptiennes du Musee du Caire.  Nos 5218- 6000 et 12001-12527.  iii,198pp.  numerous illustrations on 25 plates.  
     (2).  Vol.  II.  Catalogue General des Antiquities Egyptiennes du Musee du Caire, Nos 12528-13595.  v,132pp.  numerous illustrations on 31 plates.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spines, a very nice set in a black buckram cloth.  £ 450.00



329. REISNER, George Andrew.  Canopics.  Catalogue Général des Antiquitié Égyptiennes du Musée du Cairo.  Nos 4001-4740 and 4977-5033.  Revised, annotated and completed by Mohammad Hassan Abd-ul-Rahman.  Caire:
     Imprimerie de L’Institut Français D’Archéologie Orientale, 1967
     Later cloth, Folio.  vi,404pp.  93 plates, numerous illustrations in the text.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice copy in a black buckram cloth.  £ 250.00



330. RENNER, Dorothee.  Die Koptischen Textilien in den Vatikanischen Museen.  Monumenti Musei e Gallerie Pontificie, Reparto per l’Arte Bizantina Medioevale e Moderna, Kataloge 2.  Pinacoteca Vaticana, Kataloge Band, 2.  
     Wiesbaden: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1982 Wrpps, Med.  4to.  
     x,154pp.  6 colour and 56 monochrome plates, biblio.  , index.  £ 90.00



331. RHIND, A.  Henry.  Thebes its tombs and their tenants ancient and present,including a record of excavations in the Necropolis.  London: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1862 Later cloth, Roy.  8vo.  329pp.  + 1 page publisher’s advertisement, 7 coloured and tinted lithographs, coloured map, 9 text-illustrations.  
     
     Encased in a later dark blue buckram, with the ownership stamp and signature of Brian V.  McEvedy to the endpaper, some spotting to the plates, a very nice copy.  £ 90.00



332. RHOTERT, Hans.  Libysche Felsbilder.  Ergebnisse der XI.  und XII.  deutschen Inner-Afrikanischen Forschungs-expedition (Diafe) 1933/1934/1935.  
     Darmstadt: L.  C.  Wittich Verlag.  , 1952 Med.  4to.  Wrpps, Med.  4to.  
     xvi,146pp.  colour frontispiece and 48 collotype plates, 114 text-illustrations, 2 maps, biblio, index.  £ 125.00



333. RIEFSTAHL, Elizabeth.  Ancient Egyptian Glass and Glazes in The Brooklyn Museum.  Wilbour Monographs - I.  Brooklyn: Brooklyn Museum, 1968
     4to.  xv,118pp.  13 colour plates and 100 monochrome illustrations, biblio.  £ 40.00



334. RIVOYRE, Denis de.  Aux Pays du Soudan: Bogos, Mensah, Souakim.  Dessins de E.  Martin-Chablis et Carte spéciale.  Paris: Librairie Plon, E.  Plon, Nourrit et Cie, Imprimeurs-Éditeurs, 1885 Contemporary black half morocco,
     Cr.  8vo.  iv,293pp.  8 plates, folding map.  
     
     Travels in the Eastern Sudan, Eritrea, and Northern Abyssinia.  Covers slightly scuffed.  [Author in Broc: 286, but not mentioning this work].  £ 125.00



335. ROBINSON, Arthur E.  “Abu El Kaylik,” The Kingmaker of the Fung of Sennar.  Reprinted from American Anthropologist, Vol.  31, No.  2, April-June 1929
     Wrpps, Roy.  8vo.  231-264pp.  map.  £ 15.00



336. ROCHEMONTEIX, Maxence.  Quelques Contes Nubiens.  (Tirage a part du IIe volume des Mémoires de L’Institut Égyptien).  Caire: L’Institut Egyptien, 1888 Recent maroon calf backed boards, Cr.  4to.  ii,117pp.  
     
     With twelve tales reproduced in French and Arabic.  £ 60.00



337. ROPER, E.  M.  Tu Bedawie.  An Elementary Handbook for the use of Sudan Government Officials.  Hertford; Stephen Austin, 1928 8vo.  iv,288pp.  index.  
     
     “This little book contains a brief summary of the grammatical notes and a short selection from the texts and vocabulary accumulated by the writer during the past four years, mainly at Sinkat from informants of the Imera tribe of the Hadandiwa.”
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, spine slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in the publisher’s olive green cloth.  £ 100.00



338. ROTH, H.  Ling.  Ancient Egyptian and Greek Looms.  Bankfield Museum Notes.  Second Series No.  2.  With 38 line block and one collotype illustration.  
     County Borough of Halifax.  Halifax: F.  King & Sons, 1913 Wrpps, 4to.  
     41pp.  plate, numerous text illustrations, (3 folding).  £ 40.00



339. ROTHENBERG, Beno.  Researches in the Arabah 1959-1984.  The Arabah Project sponsored by Stiftung Volkswagenwerk.  Volumes I - II.  London: Institute of Archaeology, University College London, 1988, 1990 Med.  4to.  
     (1).  The Egyptian Mining Temple at Timna.  viii,317pp.  211 plates, 92 full-page figures, 35 illustrations, 4 maps, biblio.  , dw.  
     (2).  The Ancient Metallurgy of Copper.  xxii,191pp.  7 plates, 166 illustrations, map, biblio.  , dw.  
     
     A fine set.  £ 125.00



340. ROTHENBERG, Beno.  Timna.  Valley of the Biblical Copper Mines.  
     London: Thames and Hudson, 1972 Roy.  8vo.  248pp.  25 coloured
     and 128 monochrome plates, 70 illustrations, 7 maps, index, dw.  £ 20.00



341. ROWE, Alan.  A Collection of published offprints.  Nine offprintes connected to Alan Rowe.  All in wrappers, Medium and Royal 8vo.  
     Rowe: A Contribution the the Archaeology of the Western Desert: 1 - IV.  The four parts reprinted from the “Bulletin of the John Rylands Library.” Manchester: Bulletin of the John Rylands Library, 1953 - 1957 128-145 + 484-500 + 139-165 + 485-520pp.  A.  Lucas and Alan Rowe: The Ancient Egyptian Bekhen-Stone.  Le Caire: IFAO, 1938 127-156pp.  Additional references to the article The Ancient Egyptian Bekhen-Stone.  Le Caire: IFAO, 1938 1pp.  Rowe: A Provisional and Chronological Table of the Pre-Historic and Historic ages of Palestine: II.  Jerusalem: Palestine Exploration Quarterly, nd.  4pp.  R.  Engelbach: Material for a revision of the history of the heresy period of the XVIIIth dynasty.  Le Caire: IFAO, 1940 133-165.  Thornton, W.  H.  Saint Mark and Alexandria: Traditions of his life and death in Egypt.  Alexandria: Whitehead Morris Limited, 1940 24pp.  
     
     All except the last with inscriptions either to or from Alan Rowe, some written in hieroglyphs, part of a letter to Mrs.  Alan Rowe, and a letter to Jeanne, the recipient of several of these offprints.  Alan Rowe (1891-1968) Egyptologist, archaeologist and author was a lecturer at the University of Manchester and had been the Director of the Graeco-Roman Museum at Alexandria.  £ 60.00



342. RÜPPELL, Eduard.  Reise in Nubien, Kordofan und dem peträischen Arabienvorzüglich in geographisch-statistischer Hinsicht.  Von Dr.  Eduard Rüppell.  Mit acht Kupfern und vier Karten.  Frankfurt am Main: bei Friedrich Wilmans, 1829 8vo.  xxvi,388pp.  errata page, 8 folding engraved plates, 4 folding maps, vocabulary.  
     
     Preliminary pages xi-xxiv document the subscribers.  The vocabulary compares seven Nubian languages.  One of the folding plates is a 24 inch, 60 cm panorama of the pyramids at Meroe.  The book contains information on the inhabitants of Nubia and Arabia Petra, as well as considerable information on the fauna, geography, meterology, etc.  Some foxing to title page and first twelve leaves, a very nice copy in a contemporary or original blue-green glazed paper boards with a red label and gilt to the spine.  £ 1,200.00



343. RUPPELL, Eduard.  Reisen in Nubien, Kordofan, und dem Peträischen Arabien,vorzüglich in geographisch-statistischer Hinsicht von Dr.  Eduard Rüppell.  Mit acht Kupfern und vier Karten.  Frankfurt am Main: bei Friedrich Wilmans, 1829 Facsimile printing, quarter sheep, oblong 4to.  
     (1).  xxvi,199pp.  
     (2).  i,199- 388pp.  12 folding plates and maps.  
     
     Eduard Rüppell (1794 - 1884), was one of the first Europeans to explore the Yemen and the Sudan as well as his survey of the Arabian coast.  This copy has been photocopied from the original in the Library of Congress and printed rectos only, two pages to each sheet, all copied in the actual size and bound in a quarter cream sheep with contrasting labels.  £ 100.00



344. RUPPELL, Eduard W.  P.  S.  Voyages en Nubie, en Kordofan, et dans l’Arabie-Pétrée,faites principalement sous le rapport de la géographie et de la statistique.  Paris: Nouvelles annales des voyages, 1826 - 1838, but 1970’s.  A facsimile copy of the four parts, sheep backed boards, oblong cr.  4to.  
     (1).  ‘Carte de Kordoufan’ and note thereon: Nouvelles annales des voyages, vol.  31, page 424 and folding map.  Paris: 1826
     (2).  First part: ibid.  , vol.  72, 137-211pp.  Paris: 1836
     (3).  Second part: ditto, 265-315pp.  Paris: 1836
     (4).  Third part: ibid.  , vol.  79, 129-226pp.  Paris: 1838
     
     This copy has been photocopied from the original in the Library of Congress and printed rectos only, two pages to each sheet, cream sheep backed boards with contrasting leather label and marbled endpapers, spine a little discoloured, a very good copy.  £ 100.00



345. RUSSELL, Michael.  Nubia and Abyssinia:comprehending their civil history, antiquities, arts, religion, literature, and natural history.  By the Rev.  Michael Russell.  Illustrated by a map, and twelve engravings, chiefly by Jackson.  Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd, 1833 Contemporary half calf, Fcap.  8vo.  [17 x 11 mm.  ] 440pp.  4 engraved plates, extra engraved title page with vignette, 7 text engravings, folding map.  
     
     From the library of Dr Juel-Jensen with his Amharic bookplate, covers a little rubbed, map torn at folds, a few old library stamps, a good copy in a dark green half calf.  £ 50.00



346. RUSSMANN, Edna R.  The Representation of the King in the XXVth Dynasty.  Monographies Reine Elisabeth 3.  Bruxelles - Brooklyn: Fondation Egyptologique and the Brooklyn Museum, 1974 Wrpps, 4to.  74pp.  26 illustrations on plates of Royal figures, appendices containing lists of known figures£ 65.00



347. SABRY, M.  L’Empire Égyptien sous Mohamed-Ali et La Question d’Orient (1811-1849)Égypte, Arabie, Soudan, Morée, Crète, Syrie, Palestine.  Histoire diplomatique d’après des sources privées et des documents inédits recueilles aux archives du Caire, de Paris, de Londres et de Vienne.  Paris: Librairie Orientaliste
     Paul Geuthner, 1930 Wrpps, Roy.  8vo.  605pp.  index.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, pages unopened, a very nice copy in the publisher’s wrappers.  £ 150.00



348. SACY, A.  I.  Silvestre de.  Lettre au Citoyen Chaptal,Ministre de l’intérieur, Membre de l’Institut national des sciences et arts, &c.  au sujet de l’inscription Égyptienne du monument trouvé à Rosette; par A.  I.  Silvestre de Sacy.  
     A Paris : De l’Imprimerie de la République, An X (1802 v.  st.  ].  
     Disbound, 8vo.  47pp.  2 plates (1 folding).  
     
     Written by Baron Antoine Isaac Silvestre de Sacy, (1758-1838) the French Orientalist who was also Champollion’s professor.  In this work on the Rosetta stone he was the first scholar to read any ancient Egyptian words.  COPAC lists four copies and OCLC seven copies.  Disbound from a collection of bound pamphlets, light spotting to preliminary pages, some foxing to plates, a very nice copy.  £ 475.00



349. SADEK, Ashraf I.  The Amethyst Mining Inscriptions of Wadi El-Hudi.  
     Part I: Text.  Warminster: Aris & Phillips, 1980 Wrpps, 4to.  
     viii,120pp.  text illustrations, 2 maps, index.  £ 25.00



350. SAID, Rushdi.  The River Nile.  Geology, Hydrology and Utilization.  Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1993 Roy.  8vo.  xiv,320pp.  illustrations, 50 maps, biblio.  , index.  
     
     “This multidisciplinary book....  attempts to reconstruct the history of the River Nile from its origins to its present shape and regimen...” £ 120.00



351. SAINT-HILAIRE, J.  Barthélemy.  Egypt and the Great Suez Canal.  A narrative of travels.  London: Richard Bentley, 1857 8vo.  vii,376pp.  appendix.  
     
     The Hartland Library copy with ink-stamp to end-paper and verso of title page.  
     The spine carefully repaired using a similar cloth, a very nice copy in the publisher’s blind-stamped green cloth.  £ 150.00



352. SALT, Henry.  Essay on Dr.  Young’s and M.  Champollion’s phonetic system of hieroglyphics;with some additional discoveries, by which it may be applied to decipher the names of the ancient kings of Egypt and Ethiopia.  By Henry Salt, Esq.  , F.  R.  S.  His Britannic Majesty’s Consul-General in Egypt, &c.  &c.  &c.  Addressed to the Right Hon.  Charles Yorke, &c.  &c.  &c.  .  London: Printed by A.  J.  Valpy, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street.  Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster Row, 1825 Later quarter cloth, Roy.  8vo.  viii,72pp.  6 folding plates, 16 pages publisher’s advertisements dated May 1825 bound-in at end.  
     
     The half-title reads: “On the phonetic system of hieroglyphics”.  Some browning, particularly of the folding plates, the ex-Petrie Museum copy with their ink-stamp to the half title and a ‘Withdrawn’ stamp, encased in a recent dark brown quarter cloth,
     a good uncut copy from the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine.  
     [Dawson & Uphill: 258] [Hilmy, II: 208] Not in Blackmer.  £ 350.00



353. SANDFORD, K.  S.  and W.  J.  Arkell.  Paleolithic Man and The Nile-Faiyum Divide.  A study of the region during Pliocene and Pleistocene times.  The University of Chicago Oriental Institute Publications Volume X.  Prehistoric Survey of Egypt and Western Asia - Volume 1.  Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1929 4to.  
     xv,77pp.  11 plates, 25 illustrations, coloured folding map, index £ 40.00



354. SAVE-SÖDERBERGH, Torgny (Ed.  ).  Late Nubian Cemeteries:The Scandinavian Joint Expedition To Sudanese Nubia.  Volume 6.  
     Sweden: Scandinavian University Books, 1982 Med.  4to.  
     xvii,187pp.  118 plates, 23 text-figures, 2 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 60.00



355. SAVIGNY, Jules-César.  Histoire Naturelle et Mythologique de l’Ibis.  Par Jules-César Savigny, Membre de l’Institut d’Égypte; Ornée de six planches gravées par Bouquet, d’après les dessins de H.  J.  Redouté et Barraband.  Paris: Allais, Libraire, 1805 8vo.  xiv,224pp.  6 engraved plates (2 folding), biblio.  , errata.  
     
     Encased in mid nineteenth century paper covered boards, retaining the original pink sugar paper wrappers, spotting in text, a good uncut copy.  £ 575.00



356. SCHUBART, Wilhelm (Ed.  ).  Papyri Graecae Berolinenses.  Tabulae in Usum Scholarum, 2.  Bonnae: A.  Marcus et E.  Weber, 1911 Med.  4to.  vipp.  vii-xxxiv numbered booklet in pocket of rear board, 50 tinted collotype plates, biblio.  
     
     With the ‘Withdrawn’ stamp of Jews College London, endpapers brittle, spine faded, a very nice copy in the publisher’s maroon cloth.  £ 120.00



357. SCHWEINFURTH, Georg.  Reliquiae Kotschyanae.  Beschreibung und Abbildung einer Anzahl unbeschriebener oder wenig gekannter Pflanzenarten, welche Theodor Kotschy auf seinen Reisen in den Jahren 1837 bis 1839 als Begleiter Joseph’s von Russegger in den südlich von Kordofan und oberhalb Fesoglu gelegenen Bergen der freien Neger gesammelt hat.  Herausgegeben von Dr.  Georg Schweinfurth.  Nebst einer biographischen Skizze Theodor Kotschy’s von O.  Kotschy.  Berlin: Georg Reimer, 1868 Loose as issued in a card portfolio, Roy.  4to.  
     xl,52pp.  35 lithographed plates, index.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, as usual without the portrait of Kotschy, publisher’s front wrapper mounted on card portfolio, a very nice copy.  £ 300.00



358. SELIGMAN, C.  G.  and Brenda Z.  Pagan Tribes of the Nilotic Sudan.  With an Introduction by Sir Harold M.  MacMichael, Civil Secretary, Sudan Government.  London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd.  1932, Reissued 1965 Roy.  8vo.  xxiv,565.  numerous illustrations on 60 plates, 38 text-illustrations, folding map, index.  
     
     An excellent copy of the reissued edition in the publisher’s red cloth.  £ 100.00



359. SELIGMAN, Dr.  C.  G.  and B.  Z.  Social Organization of the Lotuko.  Khartoum: Reprinted from Sudan Notes and Records, Vol.  VIII, No.  2, 1925
     Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  45pp.  3 plates, folding table.  
     
     Inscribed “With the author’s compliments”, and with the signature of Brenda Seligmann on the front wrapper.  £ 15.00



360. SELIGMAN, Prof.  Charles G.  Ceramica Sudanese Impressa a Traliccio.   (Dal volume giubilare in onore di Giuseppe Sergi, Vol.  XX della Rivista di Antropologia).  Roma: Presso la Sede della Società, 1916
     Wrpps, Med.  8vo.  8pp.  5 text figures.  £ 15.00



361. SHARPE, Samuel.  Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum.  Described by Samuel Sharpe, Author of The History of Egypt.  London: John Russell Smith, 1862 Cr.  8vo.  xix,196pp.  93 text illustrations.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s royal blue cloth.  £ 60.00



362. SHARPE, Samuel.  The History of Egypt under the Ptolemies.  
     London: Edward Moxon, 1838 Cr.  4to.  2,v,220pp.  index.  
     
     Lacking backstrip to spine, boards worn, a nice copy in the publisher’s boards.  £ 60.00



363. SHINNIE, Margaret.  Linant de Bellefonds: Journal d’un Voyage à Méroé dans les années 1821 et 1822.  Edited by Margaret Shinnie.  Occasional Papers No.  4.  Khartoum: Sudan Antiquities Service, 1958 8vo.  
     xii,199pp.  frontispiece and 28 plates, maps, index, dw.  £ 50.00



364. SHINNIE, P.  L.  and Margaret.  Debeira West.  A Mediaeval Nubian Town.  University of Ghana Expedition to Nubia.  P.  L.  and Margaret Shinnie.  
     Warminster: Aris & Phillips, 1978 Med.  4to.  vii,107pp.  53 plates,
     60 full-page and numerous text illustrations, 2 maps, biblio.  , dw.  £ 25.00



365. SIMPSON, William Kelly (Foreword by).  Egypt’s Golden Age.  The Art of Living in the New Kingdom, 1558-1085 BC.  Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1982 Wrpps, 4to.  336pp.  circa 500 plates and illustrations, biblio.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s printed black wrappers.  £ 50.00



366. SINGER, Andre & Brian V.  Street (Ed.  ).  Zande Themes:Essays presented to Sir Edward Evans-Pritchard.  Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1972 8vo.  xvi,188pp.  portrait frontispiece, bibio.  , dw.  
     
     Eight articles on the Azande by Eva Krapf-Askari, Garrett Barden, Peter Bicknell, Mette Bovin, Malcolm McLeod, Andre Singer, Michael Singleton and Brian Street.  
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth with the dustwrapper.  £ 15.00



367. SKEAT, T.  C.  (Ed).  Greek Papyri in the British Museum.  (Now in the British Library).  Volume VII.  The Zenon Archive.  London: British Museum, 1974
     4to.  viii,345pp.  folding table, index.  £ 40.00



368. SLATIN PASHA, Colonel Sir R.  Fire and Sword in the Sudan.  A Personal Narrative of Fighting and Serving the Dervishes, 1879-1895.  Translated by Lieut.  -Col.  Sir F.  R.  Wingate, Director of Military Intelligence, Egyptian Army.  With maps and illustrations.  Popular Edition.  London: Edward Arnold, 1899 Cr.  8vo.  xix,416pp.  frontispiece and 21 plates, folding plan and map, index.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s maroon cloth.  £ 60.00



369. SLATIN PASHA, Rudolf C.  Fire and Sword in the Sudan.  A personal Narrative of Fighting and Serving the Dervishes.  1879-1895.  Translated by Major F.  R.  Wingate.  Illustrated by R.  Talbot Kelly.  London: Edward Arnold, 1896 Med.  8vo.  xviii,630pp.  photogravure frontispiece and 21 plates, 2 coloured folding maps, index.  
     
     Spine faded, a very nice copy of the first edition.  £ 150.00



370. SMITH, G.  Elliot and W.  R.  Dawson.  Egyptian Mummies.  With woodcuts by A.  Horace Gerrard and K.  Leigh-Pemberton and other illustrators.  London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.  , 1924 Cr.  4to.  190pp.  coloured frontispiece, 71 plates, appendix, index.  
     
     An excellent copy in the dark blue buckram with gilt lettering and decoration.  £ 125.00



371. SNAPE, S.  R.  Six Archaeological Sites in Sharquiyeh Province.  Liverpool University Delta Survey.  Liverpool: University Press, 1986 Wrpps, 4to.  
     x,93pp.  69 plates, 23 illustrations, map, biblio.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s black cloth-backed wrappers.  £ 40.00



372. SOURDILLE, Camille.  La Durée et l’étendue du voyage d’Hérodote en Égypte.  Avec une carte de l’Égypte hors texte.  Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1910 Contemporary half cloth, Roy.  8vo.  v,259pp.  folding map.  
     
     With the armorial bookplate of Paul Lagrave, the publisher’s wrappers bound-in, a very nice copy in a contemporary brown half cloth.  £ 50.00



373. SOUTHWORTH, Alvan S.  Four Thousand Miles of African Travel.  A Personal Record of a Journey up the Nile and through the Soudan to the Confines of Central Africa.  Embracing a Discussion on the Sources of the Nile, and an Examination of
     the Slave Trade.  By Alvan S.  Southwold, Secretary of the American Geographical Society.  With Map and Illustrations.  New York; Baker, Pratt & Co.  , 1875
     8vo.  xi,381pp.  frontispiece and 21 lithographed plates mostly from photographs, 2 maps (1 folding), appendices.  
     
     The author travelled extensively in Egypt and the Sudan; with considerable information on the Kingdom of Abyssinia under King Johannez.  Bookplate removed from front pastedown, small ink ownership stamps to end-papers, verso of plates and maps, a very nice copy in the publisher’s dark green cloth with gilt lettering and figure on upper board.  £ 200.00



374. SPENCER, A.  J.  Catalogue of Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum, V Early Dynastic Objects.  Published for the Trustees of the British Museum.  London: British Museum Publications, 1980 Folio.  110pp.  80 plates, 12 illustrations, dw.  
     
     “This catalogue is devoted to the Egyptian objects of the Early Dynastic Period in the collections of the British Museum.  Over 800 items are included,...”
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth with the light blue dustwrapper.  £ 125.00



375. SQUIRES, H.  C.  The Sudan Medical Service: An Experiment in Social Medicine.  London: Willian Heinemann, 1958 8vo.  xii,138pp.  7 plates, map, index, dw.  £ 25.00



376. STIGAND, C.  H.  A Nuer-English Dictionary.  Compiled by the Late C.  H.  Stigand.  Cambridge: at the University Press, 1923 8vo.  iii,33pp.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, previous signature to title page, occasional neat marginalia, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cloth covered grey-green boards.  £ 75.00



377. STUART, H.  Villiers.  Nile Gleanings.  Concerning the Ethnology, History and Art of Ancient Egypt as revealed by Egyptian paintings and bas-reliefs with descriptions of Nubia and its great Rock Temples to the Second Cataract.  With fifty-eight coloured and outline plates from sketches and impressions taken from the monuments.  
     London: John Murray, 1879 Contemporary half calf, Med.  8vo.  
     xx,431pp.  coloured frontispiece, 56 coloured and monochrome lithographed plates, text illustrations, folding map, index.  
     
     The spine has been rebacked in black cloth with the original gilt calf spine laid-on, occasaional preliminary spotting, some landscape plates have been shaved a little close resulting in the loss of part of the captions, a very nice copy.  £ 90.00



378. SYMES, Sir Stewart.  Tour of Duty.  London: Collins, 1946
     8vo.  271pp.  index.  £ 12.00



379. TAIT, W.  J.  Papyri from Tebtunis in Egyptian and in Greek.  (P.  Tebt.  Tait). 
     Texts from Excavations edited by T.  G.  H.  James, Third Memoir.  
     London: Egypt Exploration Society, 1977 Roy.  4to.  
     xvi,118pp.  12 plates, text illustrations, biblio.  , index.  £ 25.00



380. Tapisseries et Etoffes Coptes.  Paris: Henri Ernst Editeur, nd.  (circa 1923) Folio.  vpp.  48 collotype plates mounted on grey card, nearly all finely coloured.  
     
     Numerous examples of Coptic textiles are shown on the plates, which have been attractively coloured.  A nice copy in the publisher’s half-cloth portfolio.  £ 100.00



381. TAYLOR, Bayard.  A Journey to Central Africa;or, Life and Landscapes from Egypt to the Negro Kingdoms of the White Nile.  With a Map and Illustrations by the Author.  Tenth Edition.  New York: G.  P.  Putnam’s Sons, 1860 Cr.  8vo.  
     iv,522pp.  frontispiece, extra engraved title page and illustrations in the text, lithographed folding map.  
     
     First published in 1854.  With the armorial bookplate of Norman Douglas Simpson, spine slightly dulled, a very nice copy in the blind-stamped brown cloth.  £ 100.00



382. The Equatorial Nile Project and its Effects in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.   Being the Report of the Jonglei Investigation Team.  In 5 volumes.  
     Khartoum: Sudan Survey Department, 1954 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Introduction and Summary.  iii,lxix.  
     (2).  Volume I.  A Survey of the Area Affected.  xvi,397pp.  8 plates, biblio.  
     (3).  Volume II.  The Equatorial Nile Project: Its Effects and the Remedies.   xviii,399-816pp.  
     (4).  Volume III.  Special Investigation and Experimental Data.   xiv,819-1077pp, 2 plates.  
     (5).  Volume IV.  Maps and Diagrams.  viiipp.  8 coloured folding maps, 231 maps and diagrams (many folding and some coloured).  
     
     A very detailed survey of the south of the Sudan which was compiled with a view to harnessing the Upper Nile waters.  An excellent set in the publisher’s maroon cloth backed printed boards.  £ 350.00



383. The History of the Soudan Expedition:An Historical Record of the Events relating to the Levy, Despatch, and Return of the New South Wales Contingent raised for service in Egypt.  March - June, 1885.  Sydney: W.  M.  Maclardy, 1885
     Recent calf backed boards, 4to.  115pp.  
     
     The account of the despatch of Australian troops to the Soudan following the death of General Gordon.  A very nice copy in recent binder’s dark brown calf spine with gilt lettering.  £ 150.00



384. The Image of the Black in Western Art.  I: From the Pharaohs to the Fall of the Roman Empire.  By Jean Vercoutter, Jean Leclant, Frank M.  Snowden, Jr.  , and Jehan Desanges.  Foreword by Amadou-Mahtar M’Bow.  New York: William Morrow
     and Co.  , 1976 4to.  xi,352pp.  385 text illustrations, (many coloured), 5 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 40.00



385. THOMPSON, Deborah.  Coptic Textiles in the Brooklyn Museum.  Photographs by Ogden Goelet.  New York: The Brooklyn Museum, 1971 4to.  xxiii,101pp.  
     16 coloured plates, 22 figures on plates, map, glossary, biblio.  , index.  £ 25.00



386. THOMPSON, Stephen (Photographer).  Egyptian Antiquities.  British Museum: Part II.  London: W.  A.  Mansell & Co.  , 1872 In two folio portfolio volumes.  
     Original printed front wrappers and title pages and 117 albumen photographs mounted on card with affixed paper labels with printed captions.  
     
     The photographs size to approximately 10½ inches by 9¼ inches.  They depict statuary, paintings, sarcophagi, terracottas, mummies, glass, weapons, and numerous articles of daily life.  In volume I the plates are numbered from 200 to 259, number 202 is not present, but there are plates 236 and 236a.  In the second volume the plates are numbered from 260 to 317, number 263 is not present although in the summary of contents which is pasted down to the verso of the front board, this number has been omitted.  Lacking the front board from volume I, and the spines on the portfolios have turned to dust, the photographs are in very nice condition.  £ 2,500.00



387. TIRADRITTI, Francesco (Edited by).  Egyptian Treasures from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.  New York: Harry N.  Abrams, Inc.  , 1999 Imp.  4to.  
     416pp.  664 colour plates and illustrations, biblio.  , dw.  £ 30.00



388. TÖRÖK, László.  Meroe City.  An Ancient African Capital.  John Garstang’s Excavations in the Sudan.  Parts 1 and 2.  With contributions by Inge Hofmann and István Nagy.  Occasional Publications 12.  London: Egypt Exploration Society, 1997 (1).  Text.  4to.  xxx,287pp.  biblio.  
     (2).  Figures and Plates.  4to.  xivpp.  243 plates, 153 full-page illustrations.  £ 75.00



389. TOUSSOUN, Omar.  La Géographie de l’Égypte a l’Époque Arabe.  Mémoires de la Société Royale de Géographie d’Égypte.  Publiés sous les auspices de Sa Majesté Fouad 1er, Roi d’Égypte, Tome VIII, 4 parts.  Cairo: L’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale, 1926 The three parts bound seperately with the maps in a portfolio, 4to.  
     (1).  Première Partie.  xvi,214pp.  
     (2).  Deuxième Partie.  v,215-421pp.  
     (3).  Troisième Partie.  423-521pp.  
     (4).  12 coloured folding maps.  
     
     From the library of the Egyptologist Dr David M.  Dixon with his monogram to the base of the spine, a very nice set in an olive green buckram.  £ 250.00



390. TREATT, Stella Court.  Sudan Sand, Filming the Baggara Arabs.  With sixty-three illustrations from photographs.  London: George G.  Harrap & Co.  , Ltd.  , 1930 8vo.  viii,252pp.  63 plates, map, index, chipped dw.  
     
     “This is the graphic narrative of the hardships, dangers, and adventures that Major Court Treatt and his party encountered in order to achieve realism in their wonderful film, ‘Stampede’.” £ 100.00



391. TRENCH, Charles Chenevix.  Charley Gordon: An Eminent Victorian Reassessed.  London: Allen Lane, 1978 Med.  8vo.  27 plates, 3 maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     From the library of Ricardo A.  Caminos and bearing his stamp.  £ 18.00



392. TUCKETT, Francis Fox.  Notes on ancient Egyptian methods of hewing, dressing, sculpturing and polishing stone.  By Francis Fox Tuckett, F.  R.  G.  S.  (Read November 27th, 1890.  ) No place: (Clifton Antiquarian Club), 1891 Contemporary half calf with marbled boards and original wrappers bound-in, Roy.  8vo.  21pp.  4 lithographed plates.  
     
     Inscribed on the upper wrapper “F.  J.  Fox.  From his affect cousin F.  F.  Tuckett”.  
     Published in Bristol by the Clifton Antiquarian Club (reprinted from the Proceedings of).  Leather on spine very worn, but binding holding, a good copy.  £ 125.00



393. University College Exhibition Catalogues 1896-1900.  (So labelled on spine).  London: University College, 1896-1900 Found by the Egypt Exploration Fund and the Egyptian Research Account.  Exhibited at University College, Gower Street, London, 1896-1900.  Contemporary cloth, 8vo.  
     (1).  Catalogue of Antiquities from Thebes.  July 6th to August 1st, 1896.  15pp.  
     (2).  Catalogue of Antiquities from excavations at Deshasheh, Behnesa and El Kab.  July 1st to 31st, 1897.  16pp.  
     (3).  Catalogue of Antiquities from the excavations at Dendereh and at Hierakonpolis.   July 4th to July 30th, 1898.  20pp.  
     (4).  Catalogue of Antiquities from the excavations at Diospolis, and a loan collection of prehistoric vases.  July 10th to July 29th, 1899.  16pp.  
     (5).  Catalogue of Antiquities from excavations at Abydos.  July 2nd to July 28th, 1900.  24pp.  
     
     The first four catalogues were written by J.  E.  Quibell and W.  M.  Flinders Petrie; and the fifth by J.  Garstang, Flinders Petrie, A.  C.  Mace and N.  de G.  Davies.  With copious blank interleaving between the pages, covers a little marked, a very nice copy in a contemporary light blue cloth with a black leather label.  £ 120.00



394. [UPHAM, Edward].  Memoranda, illustrative of the Tombs and sepulchral decorations of the Egyptians;with a key to the Egyptian tomb now exhibiting in Piccadilly.  Also, Remarks on Mummies, and observations on the process of embalming.  London: Thomas Boys, 1822 Boards, 8vo.  
     v,89pp.  engraved frontispiece.  
     
     Written by Edward Upham, (1776-1834).  Some offsetting to title, a very nice copy in a contemporary grey boards, the backstrip renewed.  [Dawson and Uphill: 291].  £ 180.00



395. VALDOUR, Jacques.  Aux pays des deux Nils.  Avec 77 reproductions photographiques hors texte.  Paris: Editions Berger-Levrault, 1929
     Later quarter calf, square 8vo.  iv,149pp.  plates, map.  
     
     Old stain to top outer pages, a very nice copy in a dark brown quarter calf.  £ 45.00



396. VALENTIA, George.  Voyages and Travels to India, Ceylon, the Red Sea, Abyssinia, and Egypt, in the years 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and 1806.  In three volumes.  London: Printed for William Miller, by W.  Bulmer and Co.  , 1809 Contemporary half calf, Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  Vol.  I.  xiv,496pp.  17 engraved plates, vignette, appendix.  
     (2).  Vol.  II.  iv,520pp.  25 plates, vignette, 2 folding maps.  
     (3).  Vol.  III.  iii,506pp.  27 plates, vignette, 2 folding maps.  
     
     On his return voyage from India Valentia travelled through the Red Sea where he visited Massawa and the Dahlak Islands, he sent his secretary, Henry Salt into the interior.   Slight offsetting of plates, all spines with a later reback retaining original backstrips, corners bumped, covers a little scratched, lower hinge on volume III splitting; internally a very nice clean copy, with contemporary marbled endpapers and boards.  [Pankhurst: 11] £ 1,500.00



397. VAN MOORSEL, Paul.  The Central Church of Abdallah Nirqi.  By Paul Van Moorsel, Jean Jacquet and Hans Schneider.  The National Museum of Antiquities at Leiden, the Netherlands Excavations in Nubia, Abu Simbel North 1962-1964.  Leiden: E.  J.  Brill, 1975 4to.  132pp.  101 plates, (75 colour), illustrations throughout, 2 maps (1 folding).  £ 60.00



398. VANDIER, J.  Manuel d’Archéologie Égyptienne.  Tome Premier, Les Époques de Formation.  In two volumes.  Ouvrage publié avec le concours du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.  
     Paris: Éditions A.  et J.  Picard et Cie.  1952, Reprinted 1978 Wrpps, 8vo.  
     (1).  La Préhistoire.  609pp.  394 text illustrations, 2 maps.  
     (2).  Les Trois Premières Dynasties.  610-1044pp.   271 text illustrations, plans, biblio.  , index.  £ 50.00



399. VERNINAC SAINT-MAUR, M.  de.  Voyage du Luxor en Égypte,Entrepris par Ordre du Roi pour transporter, de Thèbes à Paris, l’un des obélisques de Sésostris; par M.  de Verninac Saint-Maur, Capitaine de Corvette, Officier de la Légion-d’Honneur, Commandant de l’Expédition.  Ouvrage orné de Planches.  
     Paris: Arthus Bertrand, 1835 Nineteenth century quarter calf, 8vo.  
     iii,471pp.  + errata page, 7 plates (1 hand-coloured and 4 folding).  
     
     Verninac Saint-Maur was sent by Charles X to transport the obelisk given by the Egyptian government to France.  The hand-coloured plate shows birds from tomb paintings in Beni-Hassan and the four folding plates show the obelisk.  Foxing in text, boards slightly rubbed, a very nice copy in a later dark green quarter calf with marbled boards and endpapers.  [Gay: 2272] [Hilmy: II, 307] £ 650.00



400. VIRCHOW, Rudolf.  Über die Ethologische Stellung der Prähistorischen und Protohistorichen Ägypter.  Nebst Bemerkungen über Entfärbung und Verfärbung der Haare.  Von Rudolf Virichow.  Aus den Abhandlungen der königl.  preuss.  Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin.  Mit 2 tafeln.  Berlin: Verlag Der Königl.  Akademie
     der Wissenschaften, 1898 Paper backed printed boards, 4to.  
     20pp.  20 illustrations on 2 chromolitho plates.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s orange printed boards of Virchow’s pioneering work on the study of human hair as a means of identifying the origins of the earliest inhabitants of Egypt.  £ 295.00



401. VISCONTI, P.  Q.  A Series of Highly Finished Engravings, by P.  Q.  Visconti,comprising a few of the principal objects in a collection of Egyptian antiquities, the property of Giovanni d’Athanasi, by whom the greater portion have been discovered.  London: John Hearne, 1837 Later calf backed cloth, folio (21½ x 16½ inches).  
     title page and 14 plates (of 16, lacking plate X and XV.  )
     
     This work should have 12 pages and 16 plates.  Half-inch tear to the outer edge of each plate, title page chipped along outer edge with two old repairs, occasional spotting to title and plates; not complete but very rare.  COPAC lists two copies, both in Oxford (Bodleian and Sackler Libraries).  [Hilmy, II: 311] [Blackmer: 1743] £ 250.00



402. VOLNEY, C.  -F.  Simplification des Langues Orientales,ou Méthode nouvelle et facile d’apprendre les langues Arabe, Persane et Turque, avec des caractères Européens; par C.  -F.  Volney.  A Paris: De l’Imprimerie de la République, An III,
     1794 or 1795 Recent quarter calf, 8vo.  iv,135,[3]pp.  4 plates (3 folding).  
     
     The contents are: Discours préliminaire, pages 1 - 22; Grammaire de la langue arabe pages, 23 - 120; and Proverbes arabes, pages 121 - 135.  Constantin François Chasseboeuf Volney (1757 - 1820) the French savant and traveller spent four years in Egypt and Syria studying their history and institutions.  Some light staining throughout, pages uncut, a very nice copy in a recent quarter calf.  [Gay: 3429] £ 250.00



403. WADDINGTON, George and Barnard Hanbury.  Journal of a Visit to Some Parts of Ethiopia.  With maps and other engravings.  London: John Murray, 1822 Publisher’s boards, 4to.  vii,333pp.  + 2pp publisher’s list, 16 lithographed plates (1 folding), 2 folding lithographed maps, appendix, recent binder’s slipcase.  
     
     “Arriving in Venice in January, 1820, in my way to the East, I found there my friend, Mr.  Barnard Hanbury, preparing for an antiquarian visit to Egypt and Nubia, and an attempt to penetrate as far as Dongola:...” With the engraved armorial bookplate of William Windham, Esquire, the Winterton copy with his bookplate, maps slightly foxed, an excellent copy in the publisher’s light blue paper covered boards with a paper label to spine, enclosed in a brown morocco backed slipcase with marbled interior.  £ 1,200.00



404. WALLIS, Henry.  Egyptian Ceramic Art:Typical Examples of the Art of the Egyptian Potter portrayed in colour plates with text illustrations drawn and described.  London: The Author, 1900 4to.  xix,37pp.  12 coloured plates and 45 text-illustrations, top edge gilt.  
     
     The plates and illustrations show examples of Egyptian ceramics from various public and private collections.  A beautifully produced book, printed on special paper, this an un-numbered copy from an edition limited to 200 copies, a very nice copy in the publisher’s green cloth-backed printed boards.  £ 200.00



405. WANSLEBEN, Johann Michael.  Histoire de l’Eglise d’Alexandrie, fondée par S.  Marc,que nous appelons celle des Jacobites-Coptes d’Egypte.  Ecrite au Caire même, en 1672.  & 1673.  Par le P.  J.  M.  Vansleb, Dominicain du Convent de la Minerve, à Rome.  A Paris: chez la Veuve Clousier, et chez Pierre Promé, M.  DC.  LXXVII.  [1677] Contemporary calf, Fcap.  8vo.  [32],348,[22]pp.  biblio.  
     
     Johann Michael Wansleben or Vansleb [1635 - 1679] was a German orientalist who had been a disciple of Hiob Ludolf.  He edited Ludolf’s ‘Lexicon Aethiopioco-Latinum’ of 1661.  Sent in 1663 by Ludolf’s patron the Duke Ernst I of Saxe-Coburg on a scientific expedition to Ethiopia by way of Egypt, Wansleben never reached as far south as Ethiopia.  He returned to Europe and while in Rome converted to Catholicism.  In 1671 he was funded by Jean-Baptiste Colbert the French Minister of Louis XIV to attempt another visit to Ethiopia.  Again he never reached Ethiopia, however his journey in Egypt took him further South
     than any previous traveller.  He wrote this work on the history and description of the church of St.  Mark in Alexandria and the Coptic churches in the city.  
     Trace of bookplate having been removed from front pastedown, a very nice copy in a contemporary calf with gilt spine in compartments.  £ 850.00



406. WANSLEBEN, Johann Michael.  Nouvelle Relation en forme de Journal, d’un Voyage fait en Egypt.  Par le P.  Vansleb, R.  D.  En 1672 & 1673.  A Paris: Chez Estienne Michallet, 1677 Contemporary calf, 12mo.  xiv,423,17pp.  index.  
     
     The account of his second Egyptian travels.  Head and tail of spine rubbed, joints slightly thin, a very nice copy in a contemporary calf with a richly gilt spine and a gilt Greek key design to the upper and lower boards.  
     [Blackmer: 1767] [Gay: 2278] [Hilmy: 318] £ 950.00



407. WARD, Philip.  Touring Libya, The Western Provinces.  London: Faber and Faber, 1967 8vo.  102pp.  colour frontispiece and 16 plates, 5 maps, index, dw.  £ 36.00



408. WELSBY, Derek A.  The Medieval Kingdoms of Nubia.  Pagans, Christians and Muslims along the Middle Nile.  London: The British Museum Press, 2002 Roy.  8vo.  296pp.  coloured and monochrome plates, maps, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 30.00



409. WENDORF, Fred and Romuald Schild.  Prehistory of the Eastern Sahara.   Studies in Archeology.  New York: Academic Press, 1980 4to.  xviii,414pp.  numeorus text illustrations, 2 maps, appendix, biblio.  , index.  £ 60.00



410. WENDORF, Fred and Romuald Schild.  The Prehistory of Wadi Kubbaniya.  In three volumes.  Edited by Angela E.  Close.  Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1986-1989 Volume I, wrappers, volumes II-III in original cloth, all in 4to.  
     (1).  The Wadi Kubbaniya Skeleton: A late paleolithic burial from Southern Egypt.   Description of the skeleton by T.  D.  Stewart and others.  Wrpps, 4to.   vii,85pp.  53 text illustrations, 4 maps, biblio.  , appendix.  
     (2).  Stratigraphy, Paleoeconomy, and Enviroment.  4to.   ix,291pp.  4 folding plates, numerous text figures and maps.  
     (3).  Late Paleolithic Archaeology.  4to.  vii,292-863pp.  numerous text illustrations and maps, biblio.  , index.  £ 45.00



411. WENZEL, Marian.  House Decoration in Nubia.  London: Duckworth, Art & Society Series, 1972 Cr.  4to.  xii,227pp.  21 colour & 90 monochrome plates, 51 illustrations and maps, biblio.  index, dw.  
     
     “...the character and evolution of house decoration in Northern Sudanese Nubia, which largely disappeared under the flooding of the Aswan Dam in 1964”.  £ 25.00



412. WERNE, Ferdinand.  Expedition zur Entdeckung der Quellen des Weissen Nil (1840 - 1841).  Mit einem Vorworte von Carl Ritter.  Mit einer Karte und einer Tafel Abbildungen.  Berlin: Verlag von G.  Reimer, 1848 Contemporary half vellum, 8vo.  vii,543pp.  50 illustrations on a folding plate, folding lithographed map.  
     
     Werne took part in a expedition to discover the source of the White Nile, which penetrated as far south as Gondokoro.  This book proved invaluable to later explorers specifically Burton, Speke and Baker, for the information on the upper reaches of the Nile.  
     Small tear (without loss) to margin of head of page 3/4, an excellent crisp clean copy in a contemporary half vellum.  £ 1,200.00



413. WESSEL, Klaus.  Coptic Art.  London: Thames and Hudson, 1965 Cr.  4to.  
     259pp.  156 plates, map, numerous text illustrations, biblio.  , index, dw.  £ 30.00



414. WESTERMANN, Diedrich.  A Short Grammar of the Shilluk Language.  Philadelphia, PA.  : The Board of Foreign Missions of the United Presbyterian
     Church of N.  A.  , In Germany: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen) Berlin, nd.  
     (1912) Cr.  8vo.  v,76pp.  
     
     The Winterton copy with his bookplate, signature of previous owner on title page, a very nice copy in the publisher’s cream cloth lettered in black.  £ 75.00



415. WESTERMANN, Diedrich.  The Shilluk People: Their Language and Folklore.  With eight plates and sketch map.  Philadelphia: The Board of Foreign Missions of The United Presbyterian Church of N.  A.  , and Berlin: Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen), 1912 Roy.  8vo.  lxiii,312pp.  8 plates, folding map, biblio.  , index.  
     
     “My studies in the Shilluk language and people are due to a request made to me by the Reverend C.  R.  Watson of Philadelphia, Corresponding Secretary of the Mission of the United Presbyterian Church.  Mr.  Watson, having heard of my intended journey to the Egypt and the Sudan, asked me to visit the United Presbyterian Church’s Mission on the Sobat... ” After an introduction on the Shilluk, their history, ethnology, etc.  , the author discusses the grammar of the language, the folk-lore, and finishes with a dictionary of Shilluk- English and English-Shilluk.  
     A very nice copy of the first edition in the publisher’s light grey decorated cloth.  £ 350.00



416. WHATELY, Miss.  M.  L.  The Story of a Diamond.  Illustrative of Egyptian
     Manners and Customs.  London: The Religious Tract Society, nd.  (1867).  
     Fcap.  8vo.  viii,237pp.  13 plates.  
     
     A very nice copy in the publisher’s gilt decorated brown cloth.  [Hilmy II: 326].  £ 25.00



417. WIET, Gaston.  Stèles Funéraires, Catalogue Général du Musée Arabe du Caire: Tome Cinquieme.  Ministère de l’Instruction Publique.  Le Caire: Imp.  de la Bibliothèque Egyptienne, 1937 Imp.  4to.  [34 x 26 cm.  ]
     iii,208pp.  46 collotype plates showing carved tombstones, indices.  
     
     Covers inscribed Islamic gravestones from the year 316 to 384 (928 - 994 AD).  
     Text in French and Arabic.  One of 325 copies published.  A very nice copy of the first edition in the publisher’s printed boards with the mounted illustration on the upper board.  £ 400.00



418. WILKINSON, Sir J.  Gardner.  The Egyptians in the time of the Pharaohs.  Being a companion to the Crystal Palace Egyptian Collections.  To which is added an introduction to the study of The Egyptian Hieroglyphs.  By Samuel Birch.  
     London: Published for the Crystal Palace Comapny by Bradbury and Evans,
     1857 Cr.  8vo.  xvi,282pp.  + 1pp.  publisher’s adverts, colour frontispiece and plate, 128 wood cuts, index.  
     
     Faint water stain to lower corner of plates, bookplate of Jacobus et Carolina Morris, slight rubbing to spine, a very nice copy in the publisher’s gilt decorated blue cloth.  £ 90.00



419. WILLIAMS, Caroline Ransom.  Catalogue of Egyptian Antiquities, Numbers 1-160.  Gold and Silver Jewellery and Related Objects.  New York: The New York Historical Society, 1924 Recent binder’s morocco, Med.  4to.  
     xi,281pp.  numerous illustrations on 38 collotype plates, biblio.  , index.  
     
     With much information on the metallurgy of the jewellery.   A very nice copy in a modern limp red morocco binding.  £ 375.00



420. WILLIAMS, Gwyn.  Green Mountain.  An informal guide to Cyrenaica and its Jebel Akhdar.  London: Faber & Faber, 1963 8vo.  
     136pp.  22 plates, 2 maps, index, dw.  £ 25.00



421. WINGATE, Major F.  R.  Ten Years’ Captivity in the Mahdi’s Camp 1882-1892:From the original manuscripts of Father Joseph Ohrwalder, late priest of the Austrian Mission Station at Delen in Kordofan.  With maps and illustrations by Walter C.  Horsley.  Fourth edition.  London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co.  , Ltd.  , 1892 Contemporary half calf with marbled boards and end-papers, 8vo.  
     xiv,460pp.  23 text illustrations, 3 folding maps, index.  
     
     With the extra (uncalled for) map of the IBEA forts in Uganda supplied by Captain Lugard.  This copy has had the spine rebacked, retaining the original gilt spine.  £ 100.00



422. WINKLER, Hans A.  Rock-Drawings of Southern Upper Egypt, I & II.  In two volumes.  Archaeological Survey of Egypt, Sir Robert Mond Desert Expedition, Season 1936-1938 Preliminary Report.  London: Egyptian Exploration Society,
     1938-1939 Roy.  4to.  
     (1).  viii,44pp.  41 plates, folding map, chronological sequences, appendix, index, dw.  
     (2).  (Including Uwenat).  vii,40pp.  coloured frontispiece and 61 plates, folding map, biblio.  , index, dw.  
     
     Dust-wrappers slightly chipped at spines, from the library of Dr David M.  Dixon with his signature and stamp to the front endpaper of volume I, an excellent set.  £ 650.00



423. WORTHAM, H.  E.  Gordon: An Intimate Portrait.  London: George G.  Harrap & Co.  , Ltd.  , 1933 8vo.  343pp.  15 plates, 4 maps, index, dw.  
     
     “...this study is based on the entire series of his intimate letters to his sister, which have not been available to any previous biographer,...” A very nice copy of the first edition in the publisher’s dustwrapper.  £ 12.00



424. YEATES, Thomas.  Remarks on the history of ancient Egypt from Mizraim to Cambyses the son of Cyrus, and to the end of the Persian government in that country.  London, J.  and A.  Arch, 1835 Disbound, 8vo.  [3],xii,72pp.  
     
     COPAC records three copies and OCLC two copies.  £ 125.00



425. YOUNG, Thomas.  An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature and Egyptian antiquities.  including the author’s original alphabet as extended by Mr Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts, by Thomas Young.  London: Murray, 1823
     Later cloth, 8vo.  xvi,160pp.  hieroglyphic illustrations in the text.  
     
     A very nice copy in a later brown cloth.  [Dawson and Uphill: 312] £ 650.00



426. YOUNG, Thomas.  Hieroglyphics, Collected by The Egyptian Society.  Arranged by Thomas Young, M.  D.  F.  R.  S.  London: [Howlett and Brimmer, Printers, Frith Street, Soho.  ], 1823 Contemporary maroon half calf, Imperial folio.  5 introductory pages printed on rectos only comprising: title-page, Subscribers’ list, Plan of the Work, Advertisment to the First Fasciculus, Advertisment to the Second Fasciculus, and Contents; followed by 57 lithographed plates numbered 1 to 60, index (the index being plates 38-40).  
     
     The first 15 plates (First Fasciculus) were drawn by M.  A.  Nicholson and Printed by Ackermann; Plates 16-37 drawn by J.  Netherclift and printed by Rowney and Forster; Plates 40-60 drawn by G.  Scharf and printed by Hullmandel, apart from plates 46, 52, 53, 54, 55 which were drawn and printed by J.  Netherclift for The Royal Society of Literature.  According to various collations there were two volumes of this work, published in 1823 and 1828; the first volume with 37 plates and the second with 57 plates; this copy would seem to consist of the first 60 lithographs.  Young founded the Egyptian Society in 1819 to publish these hieroglyphic inscriptions, the cost being met by subscription, due to lack of funds this ceased in 1827.  Young states in the introduction that no more than 200 copies of the plates were lithographed.  An ex Reference Library copy with their bookplate, small ink stamp to margin of last plate and withdrawn stamp to front free end-paper.  Previous to this in the Norwich Castle Museum with their small circular plate.  With the signature of Hudson Gurney, one of the original subscribers, and the author of a memoir on Young’s life published in 1831.  A couple of plates have slight browning, the spine is frayed and splitting at the head, an very good copy with an important association.  £ 2,500.00



427. ZERETELI, Gregor & Peter Jernstedt.  Papyri Russischer und Georgischer Sammlungen, IV - V.  (P.  Ross.  -Georg) Tiflis: Universitätslithographie, 1927 and Georgisches Museum, 1935 Contemporary cloth, Roy.  4to.  
     The two volumes bound together.  
     (1).  Volume IV: Die Kome - Aphrodito Papyri der Sammlung Lichacov.  
     Bearbeitet von Peter Jernstedt.  viii,130,280pp.  3 collotype plates, 2 small mounted photographs to pages 9 and 12, index.  
     (2).  Volume V: Varia.  v,280pp.  index.  
     
     Both volumes are written out in manuscript and then printed by lithography; the language is German.  Several pages are printed in red and black.   A very nice copy in a comtemporary red cloth.  £ 350.00