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Spiritual guides
Typical of a whole class of spiritual guides to Rome, this little volume lists the holy sights and quantifies the redemptive value of visiting each in terms of indulgences and remission of sins. If one had only a limited time to spend in Rome, such a…
Spindleston Heughs.
Lower left (l.l.) with brush: J.T.T. 1878; on mount in pencil: Spindleston Heughs, Northumberland 13 Mar 78
Speight’s advertisement, Capping Carnival Magazine.
An early advertisement for the Speight’s Brewery in Dunedin printed in the Capping Carnival Magazine from August 1919. The consumption of vast quantities of beer has always been an activity associated with student life.
Southern part of Lake Wanaka.
On original mount in pencil: Southern part of Lake Wanaka
South Otepopo Bridge 1868.
Lower left (l.l.) with brush: J.T. Thomson 1870; u.r. in pencil: 11; on mount with brush: South Otepopo Bridge 1868.
South Coast of Tasmania.
On mount in ink: South coast of Tasmania. S.W. Cape, [?]suykers Islands, Mewstone, S, Cape; in pencil: … Van Diemans Land
Sotheby's musings
Sotheby's youthful poems eagerly evoke the picturesque, and the engravings added to this second edition only heighten that sensibility. An evocation such as 'Hail, solemn wreck!' (10) does not connote praise, and the beauty of the moonlit ruin proves…
Sons of the Empire
Sheet music of J.S. Donaldson and G.E. Robertson's Sons of the Empire. Inscription reads "with kind regards and best wishes from Geo. E. Robertson, Xmas 1914."
Songs of the war : etc., etc. as written and sung with immense applause by Charles R. Thatcher, in Auckland.
Song Lyrics (descriptions and parodies) by Charles R. Thatcher on The New Zealand Wars. Cover shows the price is one shilling. The songster was printed at Cavendish House on Shortland Street, Auckland. Music is not provided, but a note regarding what…
Somewhere in France, dear Mother
Sheet music of Jack O'Connor and Arthur LeClerq's 'Somewhere in France, dear Mother." Front cover also reads: "special revue edition"... featured in Fred Coyne's London revue "Something Doing" on the B. J. Fuller circuit. Seller's stamp reads…
