Marine Art and Oriental Export at Auction

1: (ALASKA) McLain, J.S., Alaska and the Klondike. NY, 1915. O. Green cloth. Plates and folding map.

1A: (ALASKA) Schwatka, Frederick, A Summer in Alaska. St. Louis, 1892. Illus. Q. Half red morocco.

2: (AMERICAN NAVAL)

3: (AMERICAN NAVAL)

3A: (AMERICAN NAVAL) (anonymous), Catalogue of Historic Objects at The United States Naval Academy. (Annapolis), (1925). O. Cloth.

3B: (AMERICAN NAVAL) A Fore-top Man, Life in A Man-of-War. Boston & NY, 1927. Limited ed. 717/785. Q. Boards with cloth spine.

3C: (AMERICAN NAVAL) A Member of the Class of '67, Shakings-Etchings From the Naval Academy. Boston, 1867. Oblong O. Cloth. Binding shaken and worn.

3D: (AMERICAN REVOLUTION) Clark, W.B. (ed.), Naval Documents of the American Revolution. Washington, 1964 -1980. 8 vols. O. Blue cloth, differing.

3E: (ANTARCTIC)

4: (ANTARCTIC) Murdoch, W.G. Burn, From Edinburgh to the Antarctic. London, 1894. O. Cloth. Illus. Some spotting.

4A: (ARCTIC) Greely, Adolphus, Three Years of Arctic Service..., NY, 1886. 2 vols. Q. Pictorial cloth. Spine frayed. Some spotting.

4B: (ARCTIC) Kane, Elisha Kent, Arctic Explorations in the Years 1853, '54,'55. Philadelphia, 1856. 2 vols. O. Worn brown cloth.

4C: (ARCTIC) Kane, Elisha Kent, The U.S. Grinnell Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin. NY, 1854. Q. Cloth with worn binding.

5: (ARCTIC) 3 books. 1) Walsh, Henry C., The Last Cruise of the Miranda. London, 1896. O. Cloth.

6: (BERMUDA) Jones, J. M., The Naturalist in Bermuda. London, 1859. O. Green cloth. Illus. Map. Ex-lib.

7: (CANADIAN SHIPPING) Lawson, J. Murray, Record of The Shipping of Yarmouth, N.S.. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, 1876. O. Cloth.

8: (CAPE ANN) 3 books. 1) Reynolds, J., Along the Roads of Old Cape Ann. Gloucester, 1923. 2) Gott, P., The Cape Ann Fisherman. Salem, 1856. 3) Solley, G., Alluring Rockport, (n.p) (n.d.).

9: (CHINA TRADE) Crossman, Carl L., The China Trade. Princeton, NJ, (1973). 2nd printing. Q. DJ.

9A: (CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN) Howard, David Sanctuary, Chinese Armorial Porcelain. London, 1974. 1st ed. Q. DJ.

10: (CLIPPER SHIPS) A Sailor, Description of the Largest Ship in the World, The New Clipper, Great Republic, of Boston.... Boston, 1853. O. Green paper wraps.