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1535765P29London: Victoria and Albert Museum 1915-35. Hardback. Very Good. 9.5" by 7.5"; 10" by 7.5". Various. A selection of woodwork volumes published by the Victoria and Albert Museum looking at beautiful examples of panelled rooms. In five volumes. Being Volumes III-VI of the 'Panelled Rooms' series and 'The Haynes Grange Room' another work published by the V&A that is not part of the 'Panelled Rooms' series.Volume III 'The Boudoir of Madame de Serilly' published in 1915 publication No.109. Illustrated with a frontispiece and eleven plates.Volume IV 'The Inlaid Room From Sizergh Castle' published in 1916 publication No.116. Illustrated with a frontispiece and fifteen plates. Volume V 'The Hatton Garden Room' published in 1929 a reprint of the 1920 edition publication No.134. Illustrated with a frontispiece and nine plates.Volume VI 'The Waltham Abbey Room' published in 1924 publication No.166. Illustrated with a frontispiece and sixteen plates.'The Haynes Grange Room' published in 1935. Illustrated with a frontispiece and thirteen plates.Volumes III and IV with an ink inscription of Jane Moor to the front pastedowns bookplate of David Ian Moor to the recto to the front endpapers and stamp of of John Alexander Moor to the recto to the front endpapers. Stamp of John Alexander Moor to the front board of Volumes III and IV. Bookplate of David Ian Moor to the front pastedowns of Volumes V and VI and 'Haynes Grange Room'. In the original publisher's paper covered boards. Externally smart. Light marks and discolouration to the spines and spines heavier to Volumes III and IV. Light bumping to the head and tail of the spines and to the extremities. Ink to the front board of 'The Waltham Abbey Room'. Ink inscription to the front pastedowns of Volumes III and IV and a bookplate and stamp to the recto to the front endpapers. Volumes V and VI and 'Haynes Grange Room' with a bookplate to the front pastedowns. Ink to the rear pastedown of Volume V. Stamp to the verso to the rear endpaper of Volume VI. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean with just a couple of odd spots. Very Good Victoria and Albert Museum hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni60,00 £GB≈ 68,51 €

VariousBiblio.com

6 Vols The War Illustrated Album De Luxe: The Story of the Great European War told by Camera Pen and Pencil

1519969H21London: The Amalgamated Press Limited 1915-1916. Cloth. Good. 11.5" by 9". Various. A smart six volume set of this illustrated account of The Great War profusely illustrated with maps colour plates and numerous in-text illustrations. In the publisher's original red half morocco binding with cloth boards.Six volumes of a ten volume set edited by Sir John Alexander Hammerton a British writer described by the Dictionary of National Biography as "the most successful creator of large-scale works of reference that Britain has known" consisting of: This set includes: Volume I: The First Phase Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate twelve maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by H. G. Wells Sir Gilbert Parker and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Volume II: The Winter Campaign 1914-1915 Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by H. G. Wells Arthur D. Innes Fred T. Jane and C. Grahame-White. Volume III: The Spring Campaign 1915 Illustrated with a frontispiece one special full-colour plate nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Emile Vandervelde Austin Harrison John Foster Fraser Marie Corelli and Walter Emanuel. Volume IV: The Summer Campaign 1915 Illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece ten maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Major Redway H. W. Wilson Sidney Low and Edward Wright. Volume V: The Second Winter Campaign 1915-1916 illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates with many in-text images. With chapters by Arthur D. Innes Major Redway Sir W. M. Ramsay Sir L. Chiozza Money and John Redmond. Collated complete. Volume VI: The Spring and Summer Campaign of 1916 1915 illustrated with two special full-colour plates including a frontispiece nine maps and twelve monochromatic plates and many further in-text illustrations. With Chapters by Lord Northcliffe Lady Jellicoe Commander Bellairs R.N Major Redway H. W. Nevinson Arthur D. Innes M.A. In the publisher's original half morocco binding with cloth boards. Externally generally smart. Rubbing and bumping to extremities and heads and tails of spines resulting in loss to morocco. Slight blistering to cloth boards. The odd slight handling mark and scratch to boards. Front free endpapers of volume II stapled together. Top right corner of half title repaired with staples and to page 690. Blue colour pencil scribbles to rear endpapers of volume VI and III. Blue colour pencil scribbles to the editor"s preface of volume V previous seller"s stamp to front free endpaper. Offsetting from staples. Slight fading to extremities. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and generally clean with one or two spots heavier to fore edge and first and last few leaves. Good The Amalgamated Press, Limited hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni70,00 £GB≈ 79,93 €

VariousBiblio.com

American Cookery Formerly the Boston Cooking School Magazine

1537899P22Boston: The Boston Cooking School Magazine Co 1915-37. Magazine. Good. 9.5" by 7". Various. Ten issues of this illustrated American culinary magazine containing a wide variety of recipes and articles on food and housekeeping. Ten issues of the 'American Cookery' magazine which had formerly been known as 'The Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics'. The magazine first began publishing as 'American Cookery' in 1914 and continued to be produced until 1946.The early issues in this set include an interesting look and wartime food in America and across the world during the First World War. Though the majority of the contents are focused on food and culinary subjects the magazine also published a selection of housekeeping articles. Articles included in these volumes are 'War-Time Cost of Food in Paris' 'The Value of a Good Seasoning' 'A Pretty Bungalow Amid Charming Surroundings' 'Why is French Cookery Extolled' 'Christmas Cakes of Long Ago' 'The Ornamental Willow in the Garden Plan' and more. The magazines also include extensive seasonal recipes and menus. This set includes the issues for:April 1915 Vol. XIX No. 9. August-September 1915 Vol. XX No. 2. October 1919 Vol. XXIV No. 3.December 1919 Vol. XXIV No. 5.April 1935 Vol. XXXIX No. 9. February 1936 Vol. XL No. 7.June-July 1936 Vol. XLI No. 1. August-September 1936 Vol. XLI No. 2.February 1937 Vol. XLI No. 7.October 1937 Vol. XLII No. 3. Each issue is in the original pictorial wraps.Illustrated throughout each issue.With adverts throughout each issue. In the original publisher's paper wraps. Externally generally smart. The earlier issues are a little age-toned with handling marks and spots the later issue's wraps are brighter and cleaner. Spines are a little sunned and lightly worn. Wraps of Vol XIX No 9 are detached from the textblock with loss to the backstrip. Wraps of Vol. XX No. 2. is almost detached with loss to the backstrip. Rear wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 5 is working loose. Wraps of Vol. XL No. 7 are detached from the textblock with a small amount of loss to the backstrip. Wraps of Vol. XLII No. 3 are detached from the textblock. Loss to the tail of the front wrap of Vol. XLI No. 2. A couple of small tide marks to the front wrap of Vol. XIX No. 9. Very small patch of surface loss to the front wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 3 with some pencil marks to the wraps. Stamp to the front wraps of Vol. XLI No. 2 and Vol. XLII No. 3. Ink to the head of the front wraps of Vol. XIX No. 9 Vol. XX No. 2 Vol. XXIV No. 3 and Vol. XXIV No. 5. Pencil notes to the rear wrap of Vol. XXIV No. 5. Surface loss to the wraps of Vol. XL No. 7. Front hinge of Vol. XXIV No. 3 and Vol. XLI No. 7 are starting but firm hinges of Vol. XXIV No. 5 are strained hinges of Vol. XXXIX No. 9 are starting. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Good The Boston Cooking School Magazine Co unknown

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni130,00 £GB≈ 148,43 €

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The Age of Reinvention; Gold Fame Citrus; The Sport of Kings; Swan Song; There There; An Ocean of Minutes; The House The Women Could Fly; Either/Or; One of the Good Guys

1520967Y11London: Macmillan; 4th Estate; Quercus et al 2015-2014. First edition. Cloth. Fine/Fine. 9.5" by 6". None. A delightful set of ten signed modern novels majority of which are limited numbered editions. Includes thrillers dystopian and speculative fiction. A fine selection of ten modern fiction titles each signed by their respective authors. Offering the first impressions of these novels with those being first UK editions specified below. Complete with the original unclipped dust wrappers for all volumes. Includes the following works: The Age of Reinvention 2015 by Karine Tuil First UK edition. A suspenseful Gatsbian tale of a famous New York lawyer whose charmed and glamorous life is a sham. Gold Fame Citrus 2016 by Claire Vaye Watkins First UK edition. Speculative fiction novel set in a near-future dystopian California ravaged by extreme drought. The Sport of Kings 2016 by C. E. Morgan No. 357 of 750 numbered copies of the first UK edition. A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. A family saga about horse racing set in Kentucky and Ohio. Swan Song 2018 by Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott An exclusive signed edition with an embossed number 167 of 250 copies to the title page. With the publisher"s exclusive white dust wrapper bookmark and an inserted playlist. Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2019 this debut centres around the high society women who punished Capote for his indiscreet reporting. There There 2018 by Tommy Orange No. 151 of 250 numbered copies of the first edition. A finalist for the 2019 Pulitzer Prize exploring themes of Native peoples living in urban spaces and struggles with identity and authenticity. An Ocean of Minutes 2018 by Thea Lim No. 121 of 250 numbered copies of the first edition. Set in an alternate version of 1981 where time travel was made possible following a young American couple who are forced to separate when one if infected with flu and the other travels into the future. The House 2020 by Tom Watson and Imogen Robertson Double signed. A remarkable political thriller about secrets lies and betrayal by former Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. The Women Could Fly 2022 by Megan Giddings No. 169 of 500 numbered copies of the first edition. Dystopian about the bond between a young woman and her mysterious mother set in a world in which witches are real and single women are closely monitored. Either/Or 2022 by Elif Batuman - Second novel continuing the story of Selin in her second year at Harvard University. One of the Good Guys 2024 by Araminta Hall No. 530 of 1500 numbered copies of the first edition. A man is forced to reevaluate his seemingly content marriage when his wife leaves him. In the original cloth bindings. With the original unclipped dust wrappers. Externally fine. Dust wrappers are fine. Internally firmly bound with bright and clean pages. Fine Macmillan; 4th Estate; Quercus et al hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni495,00 £GB≈ 565,19 €

Various Contributor; Frank A Mumby (ed)Biblio.com

The Great World War: A History

1519826B46London : Gresham Publishing Company 1915-1920. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 10" by 7". Not Stated. A comprehensive complete nine volume set on the history of The Great World War with illustrations maps and folding plates. A complete nine volume set of The Great World War: A History edited by Frank A. Mumby with contributions by David Hannay C. Grahame-White Harry Harper Edwin Sharpe Grew and others. The volumes aim to be a comprehensive account of the Great World War embracing the facts ideas and motives that led up to it and the chief events in the different fields of opperation. Volume I considers the events that led up to the war and the beginning of the war and has two folding maps and one colour map and three photogravures. Volume II details the Campaign in Flanders and has three photogravures one map and 1 folding map Volume III considers the Dardanelles Campaign and Italy and the War and has three photogravures and four colour maps. Volume IV details the first year of the war and has three photogravures and four colour maps. Volume V considers The Gallipoli Campaign and the Spring Campaign on the British front in 1916 and has three photogravures and four colour maps. Volume VI details the second year of the war and the Battle of the Somme and has three photogravures and two folding maps and two colour maps. Volume VII considers the Russian Revolution and the entrance of America into the war and has three portrait plates and three colour maps. Volume VIII details America in the War and the last phase of the German retreat and has three photogravures one folding map and one colour map. Volume IX concludes the war and the series and has three portraits two folding maps and one colour map. Collated complete. In the publisher's original quarter calf binding with marron cloth covered boards. Externally generally smart. The spines are rubbed and a little marked especially to the heads of volumes ix viii and vii. There are some marks to the boards especially the rear board of volume v. Internally the volumes are firmly bound with bright and clean pages. Very Good Gresham Publishing Company hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni595,00 £GB≈ 679,37 €

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The Journal of Hellenic Studies

1566849A17London: The Council for the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies 1915-66. First edition. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 11" by 7.5". Not Stated . A bright set of thirty-five volumes of the Journal of Hellenic Studies in uniform cloth bindings. Issued by the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies with the goal to advance the study in Greek language literature history art and archaeology in the Ancient Byzantine and modern periods. Thirty-five volumes from their annual peer-reviewed academic journal covering research in Hellenic studies. Articles included are by the likes of R M Davies W R Lethaby H W Parker A W Gomme et al. Also featuring reviews of recent books relative to the subject. In uniform bright cloth bindings. Original wraps bound in. With half titles and additional uniform title page. Two parts per volume bound in one except to latest issues which are complete in one part. Some of the latest numbers without half titles as issued. Each volume features illustrations in text as well as full page plates collated below. Comprising the following:Volume 35 with nine full page plates. Collated completeVolume 36 with nine full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 37 with two full page plates. Collated complete.Volume 38 with four full page plates. Collated complete.Volume 40 with ten full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 41 with eighteen full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 42 with twelve plates. Collated complete. Volume 44 with twelve full page plates of which two in colour and folding. Collated complete. Volume 45 with thirteen full page plates of which one folding in colour. Collated complete. Volume 46 with fourteen full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 47 with twenty one full page plates of which ten in colour and one folding. Collated complete. Volume 49 with plates A-L and seventeen further full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 50 with twelve full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 53 with seventeen full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 54 with twelve full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 58 with twenty-one full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 60 with seven full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 61 with two full page plates of which one folding. Collated complete.Volume 64 with eleven full page plates. Collated. complete. Volume 71 with forty-seven full page plates. Collated complete.Volume 72 with eight full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 73 with frontispiece and seven further full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 74 with eleven full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 75 with fifteen full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 76 with three full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 77 with frontispiece. Including Archaeological Reports of 1956 bound in with original wraps. Collated complete. Volume 78 with fifteen full page plates. Collated complete.Volume 79 with five full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 80 with fifteen full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 81 with seven full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 82 with eleven full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 83 with six full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 84 with six full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 85 with thirty full page plates. Collated complete. Volume 86 with ten full page plates. Collated complete. In uniform full cloth bindings with titles in gilt to spine renewed endpapers. Original wraps bound in some professionally restored. Externally very smart with minor shelf wear only occasional light marking to spine or boards. Damp marks to front board vol 86. Faint library stamps to original wraps and occasional leaf of text. Library bookplates to front endpapers of the occasional volume. Embossed minor library stamp to leaves of plates. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright and clean. Very Good Indeed The Council for the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni2 200,00 £GB≈ 2 511,96 €

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