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W. E. Grant

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Cover of Catalogue of printed books and a few manuscripts comprising an extensive collection of works on ornithology, botany, &c.; the property of the late William Borrer, Esq. of Pakyns Manor, Hurstpierpoint; early printed books, the property of Charles E. Grant-Ives, Esq. of Bradden House, Towcester; the property of the late James Hornby, Esq. of Eldendale, Acton, W. 3, including many first editions of English authors; a small collection of books relating to travel and exploration, the property of Daniel de Pass, Esq.; and other properties ...

Catalogue of printed books and a few manuscripts comprising an extensive collection of works on ornithology, botany, &c.; the property of the late William Borrer, Esq. of Pakyns Manor, Hurstpierpoint; early printed books, the property of Charles E. Grant-Ives, Esq. of Bradden House, Towcester; the property of the late James Hornby, Esq. of Eldendale, Acton, W. 3, including many first editions of English authors; a small collection of books relating to travel and exploration, the property of Daniel de Pass, Esq.; and other properties ...

Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge · First published 1921

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Placeholder cover for Canadian constitutional development, shown by selected speeches and despatches, with introd. and explanatory notes, by H.E. Egerton and W.L. Grant

Canadian constitutional development, shown by selected speeches and despatches, with introd. and explanatory notes, by H.E. Egerton and W.L. Grant

Hugh Edward Egerton · First published 1907

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Placeholder cover for In the matter of the interference of the application of F.W. Willard, assignor to E.G. Allen, for a patent for improvement in process of making coal oil, with a patent granted to D. Alter and S.A. Hill, and their assignees, April 27, 1858, as reissued February 8, 1859

In the matter of the interference of the application of F.W. Willard, assignor to E.G. Allen, for a patent for improvement in process of making coal oil, with a patent granted to D. Alter and S.A. Hill, and their assignees, April 27, 1858, as reissued February 8, 1859

Franklin W. Willard · First published 1859

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