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La Jeune Fille Aux Joules Roses – Gazette du Bon Ton – Ebel – 1921

A beautiful hand coloured “Pochoire” by Ebel for the Paris Gazette du Bon Ton. “Le Jeune Fille Aux Joules Roses – the Girl with Rosy Cheeks”. The ultimate in fashion print from a perfect era.

Prices are as framed in the style and standard shown in the item described as “Bon Ton Framed Example” in this Fashion section. Please contact us if you prefer an unframed item or alternative.

$240.00

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We Are Not Alone – James Hilton – First Edition 1937

A psychological study of a small town doctor hanged (wrongly?) for the murder of his wife – basis of a film.

!937 First Edition – unsual with interesting dust jacket – very good condition

$30.00

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The Monster of Gramont – George Goodchild – 1930 First Edition

The Monster comes in the night at Chateau Gramont. A mystery to the very end. Superb Deco dust jacket art by our favourite designer Gene.

1930 First Edition in great condition and suitably scary

$60.00

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Innocent Madame – Eleanore Browne – 1930′s First Edition

1930’s First Edition in superb condition with striking dustjacket. The novel of “a lovely lady who turned to sin”. Sensuous writing without being vulgar. True deco writing.

Perfect Provocative Gift

$60.00

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Unique New Guinea Item – C.A.W Monckton’s Trilogy of His Adventures in New Guinea; Fact of Fiction – A Thesis by Nancy Lutton

Submitted to the University of Papua New Guinea as part of a BA in History in December 1972. Nancy Lutton was born in Sydney in 1931 and lived in PNG from 1967-1980 where she was the New Guinea Collection Librarian. As well as academic works she published “My Dearest Brown Eyes” the letters between Sir Donald Cleland and his wife during WWII. She was awarded an MBE in 1981.

This 92 page plus map thesis is most provoking as it explores the character of Charles Monckton a New Zealander (born 1873) who found himself in New Guinea in 1897 and under MacGregor was given the post as resident magistrate Eastern Division. He carried out explorations but after criticism of his cruel practices resigned in 1907 and went to London where he wrote three books “Some Experiences of a Resident Magistrate” (1920), “Last Days in New Guinea” (1922) and “New Guinea Recollections” (1934). Nancy Lutton concludes that the first two books though biased in judgement were factually correct whilst the third book sullied his reputation in an attempt to exonerate himself. Nancy Lutton wrote his lengthy entry in the “Australian Dictionary of Biography” and her conclusions are based on this thesis.

True Monckton Personality Revealed

$80.00

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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland – 1904

Printed for the society by H. Pole & Co Elizabeth Street Brisbane 1904. 213; xiiipp. 8vo. Original wrappers. 7 Black and white plates in sound condition – repair to front wrapper.

Excellent articles by F. Manson Bailey on Contributions to the New Guinea Flora; J. Douglas Ogilby on Studies in the Ichthyology of Queensland; John Thomson on Colour Sight and Colour Blindness; Joseph Lauterer on Naturalised and Acclimatised plants in various parts of the world; W. R. Colledge on Notes on the “Scots Gray” Mosquito; Hon A. Norton on Notes on Travel 1859-60 (From Sydney Westwards and down the Darling River); Hon A. Norton on From Sydney to Bathurst in 1822; A. Jefferis Turner on A Preliminary revision of the Australian Thyrididae and Pyralidae; J. Douglas Ogilby on Australian Crocodiles.

Royal Society of Queensland – 1904

$100.00

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La Jeune Fille Aux Joules Roses – Gazette du Bon Ton – Ebel – 1921

We Are Not Alone – James Hilton – First Edition 1937

The Monster of Gramont – George Goodchild – 1930 First Edition

Innocent Madame – Eleanore Browne – 1930′s First Edition

Unique New Guinea Item – C.A.W Monckton’s Trilogy of His Adventures in New Guinea; Fact of Fiction – A Thesis by Nancy Lutton

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland – 1904

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