Mr. Jiang Deming is a well-known contemporary bibliophile. This season, the Spring Auction of the Guardian Ancient Books Department has acquired the collection of Mr. Jiang Deming, bringing together 72 kinds of rare books and ancient books collected by Mr. Jiang Deming, such as manuscripts, banknotes, red and blue prints, Republic of China fine carvings, and prints. Among them, there are 11 kinds of red and blue prints, the color is pleasing to the eye, the knife technique is clear, the initial printing is exquisite, and the number of prints is small, the flow is sparse, and it is cherished by editionists and bibliophiles. There are nearly ten kinds of school books, and the words of the former sages are recorded in the sky, which shows the diligence of the predecessors in reading, the depth of their efforts, and the few words of the school are especially true knowledge, or the proofreading version, or the record of the story, and there are many insights.
Jiang Deming (1929-2 02 3), a native of Gaotang, Shandong, was born in Tianjin. Senior editor, renowned bibliophile. After graduating from Beijing Journalism School in 1951, he worked in the People's Daily and worked in the literary supplement for more than 30 years. He has successively served as the editor of the Literature and Art Department of the People's Daily, the president of the People's Daily Publishing House, and the vice president of the Chinese Prose Literature Association. Jiang Deming often went to the bookstore in Quanyechang to read books during his middle school years, and out of his infatuation with modern Chinese literature, he began to collect and write books, and became acquainted with Lei Mengshui, an expert in ancient books, and exchanged letters and book collections. Later, he became friends with the famous bibliophiles Tang Tao, A Ying, and Huang Shang, and communicated with each other, which became a good story. In the past 50 years, he has traveled all over the country, with a total collection of more than 20,000 books, and has become a well-known collector of modern literature in China.
Red and blue prints of the Republic of China
Lot 3960 Yu Qiyun Written by Music Jingzi (Yu Pingbo signed and gifted) Republic of China Red Seal 2 volumes 12×16 cm Inscription: Ji Si Midwinter to give Ji Xun's fourth sister, Heng. Seal: Guhuai Book House
This book is a collection of rare words in modern times, and Yu Pingbo handwrote the first edition. This is Yu Pingbo's gift to Ji Xun's fourth sister.
Yu Qiyun (1868-1950), the character rank green, the number of music quiet layman. A native of Deqing, Zhejiang, the grandson of Yu Yue, and the father of Yu Pingbo. Guangxu Wuxu Branch Exploration Flower and No., awarded the editor. He is the author of "Xiaozhuli Pavilion Yincao", "Le Jing Ci", "Shu Poems", "Selected Interpretations of the Two Song Songs of the Tang Dynasty", etc.
Lot 3962 (Qing) Yuan Yulu Written two kinds of Xianglan words (signed by the factory) in the twenty-first year of the Republic of China (1932) engraved red seal 2 volumes 10.2×13.5 cm Inscription: Ren Shen (1932) Shangsi after the second day of the text gift, 匋工設.
It is a collection of self-engraved words for Yuan's later years. The first sign is "Ren Shen Nian", the red seal of this book is brushed at the beginning, the sky is wide, the heart of the edition is small, and the engraving is fine. One of the volumes is a gift signed by the factory.
Yuan Yulu (1877-1934), known as Wenxu. Zhejiang Renhe people. After the Republic of China, he successively served as an inspector of Zhejiang Province, a member of the National Assembly, an acting supervisor of the Bank of China, the director of the State Taxation Department of Heilongjiang Province, the director of the Numismatic Department of the Ministry of Finance, and the representative of the shareholders of the Bank of China. He is the author of "Xin Wei's Diary of Southward Journey" and "Xianglan Ci".
Lot 3963 Extravagant Movements, 4 volumes, Minghu Gu Qu Collection, undivided volumes, 3 volumes, 3 volumes, 7.5×11 cm
In May 1936, Kunqu opera masters Han Shichang and Bai Yunsheng were invited to perform "The Palace of Eternal Life" at Daming Lake in Jinan. At that time, Wang Xiantang, Xing Lantian, Li Zhaoyu and other "Minghu Society" Confucians went to watch the performance together, and after returning to express their admiration for Han and Bai, they each wrote poems "to regard the two gentlemen", which were compiled into a compilation, called "Minghu Gu Song Collection". The four volumes of "Wave Outside the Movement" are written by Qiao Dazhuang for meditation, and include many exquisite words, such as "Two Songs of Hemanzi" and "Two Songs of Fixing the Wind and Waves", which are very appreciative.
Lot 3964 (Qing) by Chang Maolai and Chang Maoji Liu Yansheng Inscription Stone Field Language, Volume 2 Speculative Essays Two volumes of the Republic of China Red Seal 2 volumes, 13×16 cm Inscription: 1. From August 16 to 26 in the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), that is, in the sixth month of the leap year of Xinsi, there was a trip to Henan, Suzhou, and Anhui, passing through Bianliang, and occasionally browsing this kind in the bookstore, and the price was quite cheap. The folk customs in central Henan are pure and thick, and the wanton title of Wansong Mountain House is especially ancient. Listen to the sound of the cold geese, Liu Yuzhi. 2, Xin Si (1941) leap June more than a trip to northern Henan, northern Jiangsu, eastern Anhui, the road through Kaifeng in Wansong Mountain House to buy this, and another volume of "Shitianye Yu" are Zhongzhou Cong carving, combined into one, and all are the first printing of Zhuben. Liu Yansheng recognized.
"Ishida Wild Language", (Qing) Chang Maolai, 1 volume. Chang Maolai (1788-1873), the word Yishan, the number Qiuyu, a native of Kaifeng, Henan, a person from the late Qing Dynasty, was long in gold and stone, and worked part-time to study the cultural relics of Zhongzhou. It is one of the book series "Zhongzhou Series", with a preface by Shao Ruipeng (the second prince) and Jing Junqi (Weisheng). Shao said in the preface: "Wei Sheng recently edited the "Zhongzhou Series", and the original manuscript was collected and published, and the name is "Two Kinds of Chang's Pen Language". ”
"Essays on Speculation", (Qing) Chang Maoji, 1 volume. Chang Maoji (1792-c. 1847), No. Huai Street, Chang Mao's younger brother. The book is also one of the "Zhongzhou Series", and the content is mostly Chang's notes on reading scriptures such as "Zuo Chuan" and "Analects", which is quite unique.
The two book editions are engraved by Chen Yuzhang, a staff member of Henan Provincial Library and a famous calligrapher in Kaifeng, and a red seal is engraved in Kaifeng Maji Wenzhai, and "Zhongzhou Cong engraved Henan Provincial Library" is engraved under the book. Liu Yansheng wrote an inscription in front of each of the two books, describing the origin of his purchase of the two books.
Lot 3966 Lin Geng's Poetry Collection No. 4 (Lin Geng's Signature Gift) 1936 Beiping Wind and Rain Poetry Society Red and Blue Print, Volume 1, 10.5× 14.5 cm Inscription: Brother Yi Nian. Brother Geng. Twenty-six years. Summer.
It is the fourth poetry collection of Lin Geng, including 32 new rhythmic poems of "Hibernation and Others", published by the Beiping Wind and Rain Poetry Society in November 1936. This book is a gift signed by the author.
Lin Geng (1910-2006), known as Jingxi, was originally from Minhou County, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, and was born in Beijing. He is a modern poet, a scholar of ancient literature, a literary historian, and a professor at Peking University. He graduated from the High School Affiliated to Beijing Normal University in 1928 and was later admitted to the Department of Physics of Tsinghua University. He has published two collections of poems, "Peking Love Song" and "Hibernation Song and Others".
Lot 3967 Hu Hanmin, Written by Hu Hanmin, Eight Volumes (Hu Hanmin Signed and Gifted), 2 Volumes of Blue Prints Engraved in the Republic of China, Paper Inscription: Presented to Mr. Dachang, Hermes-Epitek. Seal: Hu Hanmin
It is a collection of poems by Hu Hanmin, the early chairman of the Kuomintang, with the title of the book inscribed by Chen Sanli, and there are prefaces and inscriptions by Chen Yan, Mao Guangsheng, and Dachang Jushi in front of the text. The first engraved blue seal, the handwritten on the plate, the layout is sparse, the large opening is only seen in the past dynasties, and the engraving is fine. It is a book signed by Hu Hanmin as a gift to Yida Factory.
Yi Dachang (1874-1941) was originally known as Tingxi. A native of Heshan, Guangdong. He used to be a professor at Jinan University and the National Conservatory of Music, and a technician at the Printing and Casting Bureau. After 1921, he devoted himself to the study of art, enjoyed a high reputation in the academic circle, and successively served as a professor of Beijing Higher Normal School, the National Conservatory of Music, and Jinan University.
Hu Hanmin (1879-1936), formerly known as Yanhong, the character Zhantang, the late name is not the owner of the room, and the pen name is Hanmin. A native of Panyu, Guangdong. In the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu (1901), he was raised. In 1905, he joined the China League and served as the editor-in-chief of Minbao and Sun Yat-sen's main assistant. Can poetry, good words, work books, especially long Lishu.
Lot 3968, Xu Xinggong, Bamboo Leisure Collection, Ten Volumes, 11th Year of the Republic of China (1929), Hangzhou Weiwenzhai Engraved Blue Print, 4 volumes, 11.5×16.8 cm
It is a collection of poems written by Xu Xinggong from 1918 to 1928 during his tenure in the Ministry of Finance, a total of 1,098 poems, the first of which has the inscription "has been Jiaping Yue Zi in Hangzhou", and Wang Yun wrote a 37-year-old portrait of a bamboo idle layman. The book is open and open, the first issue is first printed, and the original is in good condition.
Xu Xinggong, the word Shucen, the old man Xuanfa. Hangzhou people. In the early years of the Republic of China, he served as Minister of Finance. He is a good book of poetry and a very rich collection of books. The collection of books was donated to Zhejiang Library after the Cultural Revolution. He is the author of "The Collection of Bamboo Pavilions" and so on.
Famous experts approve the school
Lot 3972 Qian Xuantong Criticism of the Interpretation of Texts and Characters Thirty-two volumes of lithographs between the Republic of China 8 volumes, 12×15.8 cm seals: Suspicious ancient Xuantong
It is Qian Xuantong in the book who criticizes the school with Zhu pen and ink pen, which is particularly serious.
Qian Xuantong (1887-1939), formerly known as Qian Xia, the word Deqian, also known as Suspicious Ancient and Yigu, often followed the ancient method to fix the number before the name, called Suspicious Ancient Xuantong. On the eve of the May Fourth Movement, he changed his name to Xuantong. Han nationality, a native of Wuxing, Zhejiang (now Huzhou, Zhejiang). He is a modern Chinese thinker, philologist, and advocate of the New Culture Movement. In his early years, he studied in Japan, served as a professor at Peking University and Beijing Normal University, participated in the New Culture Movement during the "May Fourth" period, advocated writing reform, and initiated and participated in the preparation of the Chinese Romaji Pinyin scheme. Studied abroad in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century. In the thirties, he also wrote the title of the supplement "Light of Esperanto" for the supplement of the "World Journal". He is the author of "The Phonology of Characters", "Revisiting the Problems of Ancient and Modern Literature", "The Presumption of the Twenty-eight Phonological Readings of Ancient Rhymes", and "The Evidence of the Innocence of Ancient Sounds".
Lot 3982 Sun Xiong Edited by Pu Ru and Pu Yu Inscription Fallen Leaves Collection Four Volumes, 1924 Typeset Edition, Volume 1, 12.5×17 cmInscription: 1. Reading this poem makes people sad and angry. 2. Those who have been confirmed to be the remnants of the people are added, and those who are not registered as the intangible cultural heritage are added. If there are any survivors who have taken them, they will be marked and asked for instructions. Notes.
It is a bookplate engraved with "Jiazi Winter/Season Printing", the frontispiece is prefaced by Sun Xiong, and the table of contents indicates the author and the number of poems received, which contains more than 650 poems and two words. In 1924, Emperor Puyi was expelled from the Forbidden City, and Sun Xiongyong's "Fallen Leaf Poems" and "Fallen Leaves Collection" were unhappy.
Sun Xiong (1866-1935), formerly known as Tongkang, was known as Zheng Zhai and Zheng Zhai. A native of Zhaowen, Jiangsu (now Changshu). In his early years, he studied the "Book of Rites" from Huang Yuan, studied scriptures, and served Xu Shen, Zheng Xuan, Hui Dong, and Dai Zhen. In the twentieth year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1894), he was a jinshi and the head of the official department. In the twenty-ninth year, he was hired by Zhang Zhidong as the supervisor of liberal arts at Jingshi University, and changed his name to Sun Xiong in the same year. He has edited "The History of Daoxian Tongguang Poetry". After the Xinhai Revolution, he regarded himself as a widow of the Qing Dynasty, and once served as an assistant to the Qing History Museum and a lecturer of history at Peking University. He has participated in the compilation of the "Siku Quanshu" of the Beijing Institute of Humanities. Initiated the organization of the poetry group "Bottle Society".
Lot 3995 (Song) Zhou Mi Written by Hao Ran Zhai Ya Tan Three Volumes (Sun Kaidi's Signature Gift) Qing Qianlong Wuyingdian Collector's Edition 1 Volume 12.5×18.5 cm Inscription: 1, Mr. Manhua's Visit, Sun Kai's Gift, 29, August, 5. 2. This book is very good for the old man in Benyang, and it should be read by Nanzhou Gaoshi. Yu has accumulated old people's books such as "Wulin Old Things", "Qi Dongye Language" and this book, and Yu Ru "Miscellaneous Knowledge" and so on. Cheng usually has a habit of buying books, although the strength can not be more, but the years have increased, the cost is more or a thousand gold, less than hundreds of gold. Since the vicissitudes of life, personnel have been difficult, but there is no such thing. Neither accept books, nor do you have people who read together, and your thoughts are gloomy.
It is a rich and valuable notebook, and the four library librarians said that this book "knows a lot about the old people and old things, so the articles it records are broken, and the tithes are not contained in other books". Engraved below the heart of the edition is "Mao Yuanming School, Xiang Jiada School, Wang Fuqing School". The first page of the catalog is carved "Wuyingdian Collector's Edition". After the catalog, there are Ji Xiaolan and Lu Xixiong, the compilers of the Wuyingdian Collector's Edition. It is a book signed by Sun Kaidi, which contains Zhu Pen's criticism and inscription.
Lot 4024 by Lin Shu and Wei Yi Translated by Lin Shu and Wei Yi in the same volume, 4 volumes of Qing Guangxu Jian Wulin Wei's engraving, 4 volumes, 11×18.5 cm
It is engraved with the title of Yang Wenying at the front of the book, and engraved with Lin Shu and Wei Yi at the back, and the second example. The end of the forest.
This book is the first translation of the famous "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in China, and also the first translated novel in China, this book is the pioneering work of new literary works, which has a great influence on modern China, translated by Mr. Lin Shu into the first edition in Chinese, printed by "Wulin Wei" in the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu (1901), for a time Luoyang paper is expensive, famous in Shenzhou, in one fell swoop established Lin Shu's status as the first person to translate novels into modern Chinese.
China Guardian Spring Auction 2024
Phase II
Preview time
May 18 - May 21
Auction time
Rare Books and Rare Books May 24 10:00 Guardian Art Center Hall B
China Guardian Contact Information (Swipe to view)
China Guardian International Auction Co., Ltd. (Headquarters)
Customer inquiry: (86-10) 8592 8288-3
Settlement Services: (86-10) 8592 8288-4
Media Cooperation: (86-10) 8592 8288-5
Transportation Inquiries: (86-10) 8592 8288-9
Online Auction Consultation: 15010006220 / 15910807786 ext. 9
Official website: www.cguardian.com
Contact Email: [email protected]
Address: No. 1, Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing
China Guardian (Hong Kong) International Auction Co., Ltd
Customer Enquiries: (852) 2815 2269
Contact Email: [email protected]
Address: 5th Floor, Lippo Centre One, 89 Queensway, Hong Kong
Liaison with regional offices
Shanghai
Tel: (86-21) 5466 0508
E-mail: [email protected]
———
Guangzhou
Tel: (86-20) 3808 8589
Email: [email protected]
———
nanking
Tel: (86-25) 8670 2356
Email: [email protected]
———
Hangzhou
Tel: (86-571) 8535 9925
Email: [email protected]
———
Xiamen
Tel: (86-592) 566 9168
E-mail: [email protected]
——
Taiwan
Tel: (886) 2 2757 6228
Email: [email protected]
———
Japan
Tel: (81-3) 6206 6682
Email: [email protected]
———
United States
Tel: (212) 308 8889 / (888) 799 8830
E-mail: [email protected]