(20) items including “Rhapsody” and “Fraulein Else” by Arthur Schnitzler, illustrated by Donna Nachshen, both published by Constable Publishers, London, 1928 and 1929 respectively, first limited editions; (14) hardcover books from the estate of artist Cecil van Haanen (Austrian, 1844-1914), bearing his stamp to end papers, including “The Story of Abibal the Tsourian” by Val C. Prinsep, London, 1893; (9) volumes Tauchnitz editions of English language writers, uniformly bound in vellum, including Fielding’s “Tom Jones” 1844, Smollett’s “Roderick Random” 1845 and “Peregrine Pickle” 1870, Bret Harte’s “Prose and Poetry” (2) volumes 1872, Sheridan and Lamb; “Flying Visits” by Harry Furniss, Leipzig, 1893; other books; and (4) paper wrapped portfolios of loose plates, including (3) of David Levine’s drawings for The New York Review of Books, and “Kunisada: Japanese Prints”, containing (4) reproductions