405
JOHN SKINNER PROUT 
(1805-1876),
A Fern Tree Valley,
hand-coloured engraving,
22 x 16cm, 41 x 35cm overall.
$120–200 ❖
406
CHARLES GRAHAM
antique hand-coloured engraving titled 
“Macao From The Sea”, circa 1847,
48 x 42cm overall.
$120–200 ❖
407
JOHN SKINNER PROUT 
(1805-1876),
A Chinese Junk-Canton River,
hand-coloured engraving,
17 x 23cm, 38 x 42cm overall.
$120–200 ❖
408
GEORGE BAXTER (1804-1867),
I.)	
Landing Of Her Majesty In Ireland,
II.)	 Cape Wilberforce, Australia,
colour-lithographs,
the larger 34 x 42cm overall.
$120–200 ❖
409
Three printed Port of Hobart Town ship 
returns; completed in manuscript for the 
4th May 1852 arrival of the Brig “Emma 
Prescott” from Port Phillip (carrying 
sheep skins and hides); the 17th May 
1852 arrival of the schooner “Miranda” 
from Port Albert (carrying 44 cattle and 
252 sheep); and the 29th May 1852 
arrival of the Schooner “Eucalyptus” 
(with 46 cattle).The names of 
passengers are also recorded. (3 items).
$300–500 ❖
410
OSWALD WALTER BRIERLY 
(1817-1894),
Sending On Board the Admiral 
For Letters At Sea,
colour lithograph,
35 x 53cm, 63 x 83cm overall.
$300–500 ❖
411
NICHOLAS CHEVALIER 
(1828-1902),
Refuges Cove, Wilsons 
Promontory, 1865,
chromolithograph,
printed by S. Troedel, Melbourne,
22 x 32cm, 53 x 61cm overall.
$250–350
412
FRANCOIS COGNE (1829-1880),
Merry Creek, (Plenty Ranges, 
1864),
hand-coloured lithograph,
published by Charles Troedel, 
Melbourne,
31 x 38cm, 58 x 66cm overall.
$200–300 ❖
413
“Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, 
Australia”, two-section panoramic 
etching, circa late1868; attractively 
hand-coloured; mounted, 11.5 x 70cm; 
overall 29.5 x 87cm.
$200–300 ❖
414
GARCÍA RAMÓN,
“Teatro de Calderón de la Barca con un 
estudio crítico-biográfico sobre cada 
comedia” [Paris, Garnier Hermanos, 
1882], 4 vols., quarter leather binding, 
gilt titles to spine, marbled endpapers. 
(4 items)
$150–200 ❖
415
R.W. COPPINGER (Staff Surgeon, R.N.), 
“Cruise of the “Alert” four years in 
Patagonian, Polynesian, and Mascarene 
Waters. (1878 - 82)” [London : W. Swan 
Sonnenschein and Co.; 1883 1st ed.], 
quarto, original decorated cloth; xvi, 
256pp, frontispiece and plates.
Pages 180 to 208 describe cruising in 
the northern waters of Australia and the 
Torres Strait. With “Richard Bredin May 
1885” pen inscription to half title.
$200–300 ❖
416
BULL, “Early Experiences of Life in 
South Australia, and an Extended 
Colonial History” [Adelaide, E.S. Wigg & 
Son, 1884 2nd ed.], 416pp., four plates; 
green cloth boards with kangaroo scene 
impressed to cover, gilt title to spine.
$120–180 ❖
417
Group of Victorian goldfields mining 
registrar reports, comprising 31st March 
1886 (2) and 30th September 1886, all 
detailing gold yields, quartz crushing 
statistics, and mining operations across 
the colony; together with seventeen 
other Victorian government reports 
dating from the late 1800s through to 
the Second World War (mainly port 
developments and the regulation of 
fishing). (20 items)
$200–300 ❖
418
Howard WILLOUGHBY, “Australian 
Pictures Drawn with Pen and Pencil”, 
[London : Religious Tract Society, 1886]. 
Original gilt illustrated cloth covered 
boards with numerous black and white 
illustrations.
$100–150 ❖
419
REID, “Rambles on the Golden Coast 
of the South Island of New Zealand” 
[London; The Colonial Printing and 
Publishing Company; 1886 2nd ed.], 
176pp., 20 plates present; original cloth 
boards with gilt design to cover.
$150–200 ❖
411
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