Box 2

Presentation copy of author's autobiography (London: Chatto & Windus), bound in green cloth, inscribed "F. S. Smallfield from G. A. Storey with very many thanks for his kind assistance in correcting the proofs. Jan. 18, 1899."

Bound in boards by Storey. Includes corrections and translations of poems by Michel Angelo. Accompanied by a undated typewritten preface.

Fiction, bound in boards and corrected by Storey.

Storey reused a number of books for his writings, like this House Inventory Book of Furniture, which contains household inventories with dates of 1832-1856. Storey used this book for several essays. Also inserted into this volume was a receipt for purchase of stock in London North Western Railway in 1875.

Bound in green leather with tab closure. Contains essays by Storey in both French and English, and recipes for various conditions written in an earlier hand. Newspaper clippings and other slips of paper inserted.

Brown paper pasted over hardcover. Contains writings about and advice to art critics.

Bound in paper wrapper by Storey. Handwritten lectures with pasted-in pictures and excerpts from printed sources.

Lectures written, collected and bound in boards by Storey. Includes pencil sketches and diagrams, and a partial draft of his book on perspective. Small note dated 1819 inserted in front.

Notes for lectures collected and bound by Storey, with corrections. Includes 1 watercolor chart.

Bound collection of lectures given by Storey, with some sketches and diagrams.

Bound by Storey. Author's mock-up with many geometrical diagrams. A sketch signed "yours very truly G. A. Storey," was inserted, along with notice of Storey's Meissonier lecture (see F23) and a Reference Library Application Form dated 1899.

Author's mock-up with many diagrams and drawings. Storey writes on the title page, "This book was afterwards much enlarged and improved upon and was published by the Clarendon Press, Oxford under the title The Theory & Practice of Perspective. 1910." (see F47) Includes letter to Storey dated September 28, 1892.