Cope’s Smoke-Room Booklets. Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14.

11 Numbers (of 14): lacking Nos. 1, 5, & 12. 12mo. circa 70 pp. each. illus. original chromolithographed wrs. original cloth & marbled bd. slipcases (some wrs. loose & some wr. spines worn, 1 case damaged; upper outer corner of last 2 leaves & rear wr. of part VI defective, repairs to inside of wrs. of part IX, piece torn from rear wr. of part X, also incl. empty cases for Nos. 1 & 5, some occasional light foxing, some dampstaining to part XI). several mounted chromolithographed pipe/tobacco ads. A collection of booklets containing smoking and tobacco literature, poems, essays, and tales, comprising (2) The Smoker’s Garland. Part 1. (incl a full-page illus. advert for Cope’s Old Crow Tobacco showing Pocahontas and Captain Smith). (3) Selections From Original Contributions By James Thomson To Cope’s Tobacco Plant. (4) Charles Lamb In Pipefuls Selected And Arranged By Walter Lewin. (6) The Smoker’s Garland. Part II. (7) Amber All About It By J.G.Haddow. (with a 3-page checklist of books relating to amber). (8) Cope’s Mixture Selected From His Tobacco Plant. (incl. 2 full-page illus. of golfing scenes.). (9) Pipes And Meerschaum Part The First. American Pipes. (with Canadian content; sections on native peace-pipes and tales). (10) The Smoker’s Garland Part III. (11) Pipes And Meerschaum Part The Second. The Pipes Of Asia And America. (Turkish pipes and customs, Arab and Persian pipes, the Indian hookah, pipes of Africa, China, Japan, and Australasia). (13) John Ruskin On Himself And Things In General. (14) Sir Walter Ralegh. A Day In A Tobacco Factory. By Joseph Hatton (name in ms.) Illustrated by John Wallace. (incl. 3 full-page illus. of golfing scenes and a second part entitled ‘A Day In A Tobacco Factory’, with illus. of Cope’s saleroom in London & bonded works in Liverpool, spinning tobacco, sifting snuff, making cavendish, making cigars, stripping the leaves). Arendts IV 3217.…