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1893biblio37241<p>London: Longmans Green and Co.; First Edition 1893. VIII565 pp. 24pp. catalogue. Fold-out map. NearFine to Fine Hardcover no dj. Practically no wear.Clean Unmarked throughout. Strong Tight binding perfect hinges. 7.3"x5.3"x1.7". be33538.</p> Longmans, Green, and Co. hardcover
1875018279Dublin Ireland: McGlashan 1875. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First Edition First Print. Pp. viii509.3. Includes index. Publishers green cloth boards decorated in blind gilt lettering to spine. On spine: Irish names of places. Off setting to end pages small name to front end page else clean tight binding. McGlashan Hardcover
1879017050London United Kingdom: C. Kegan Paul & Company 1879. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First Edition First Print. Pp. xx 420. Original red cloth decorated in black and gilt to front panel and spine. Boards have some light fade and darkening. Internally complete spotting to some pages tightly bound. C. Kegan Paul & Company Hardcover
1879017564London United Kingdom: C. Kegan Paul & Company 1879. Book. Fair. Hardcover. 1st Edition. First Edition First Print. Pp. xx 420. Rebound in red cloth titling in gilt to the spine. Library inserts to front end page verso of front and rear board Internally complete touch of spotting else clean pages with no library marks tightly bound. C. Kegan Paul & Company Hardcover
1817WUV1219London: Longman. 1817. Original marbled boards backed by brown calf gilt with leather tips somewhat bumped. Vol. 1 missing several blank endpapers. Bookticket on front pastedown. Signature of pps. 119-122 is loose. Some old mould evident. P. 581 is a nice mathematical plate. Previous owner signatures in each volume. Vol. 2 has tears in last free endpaper but is present. Seven plates present in Vol. 2. Second Edition. Half-Leather. Fair/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Trade. Longman. Hardcover books
18836729Gibraltar: Unpublished 1883. Hardcover. Good. From the governor's residence in Gibraltar a manuscript record of British colonial officials staff naval and army officers in the Crown Colony which was used by the Governor's household as a social register for entertaining Gibraltar's elite and prestigious visitors including the second in line to the British throne Prince Albert Victor. An additional pleasure of the manuscript is that it includes a page-long listing of the officers of the 'Royal Dublin Fusiliers' who were stationed in the colony in 1884-5 with whom served the fictional Major Brian Tweedy father of James Joyce's Molly Bloom who remembers her time with her father in Gibraltar in 1885 the moment covered by this manuscript in the famous soliloquy which ends Ulysses: 'Yes I said yes I will Yes.' The manuscript is written in Army Book 129 issued '7 Dec 1883 Army Forces Stores' bound in worn half reversed calf over blue paper covered boards 31 × 19cm. The inner hinges are cracked although the binding is sound if delicate. An Index precedes a 'Precedence List made out for H.s Excellency's Levée of 6.1.83' - an event that would have been presided over by Governor Sir John Adye the ultimate presumed owner of this volume. This is followed by the Colonial Office's 'Precedency List' starting with The Governor 'Staff' in a mixture of red and black ink with a series of symbols possibly relating to their dinner invitation status alongside positions occupied and often their addresses in Gibraltar annotated regarding redeployment and transfers. There are 62 pages of comprehensive entries with particular interest attending mention of the legendary father and son American consuls with their addresses p.13 'Horatio Jones Sprague Esq; John Louis Sprague Esq Mrs and the Misses Prince Edwards Road'. The manuscript makes a second start at page 20 when Sir Arthur Hardinge took over from Adye as Governor whose departure is annotated in red ink 'Retired 2 Nov. 86. Sir G Hardynge'. The social element of the manuscript is signalled in two labels to the covers on the upper cover 'People to ask' and on the lower cover the tantalising phrase 'People Dinners and Dates'. This relates to the second section of the manuscript at the back of the book which details dates and invitees to a series of 'Dinners' beginning in December 1884 and concluding in December 1887 by which time Governor Hardynge had taken over. These are written in a very tricky hand many of the names annotated with a miniscule '2' presumably a couple or a cross - meaning unknown. The most prestigious event in the four years covered by this record 1883-1887 involved the visit to Gibraltar of the eldest son of the future Edward VII Prince Albert Victor who died before his father became king. On 30th March 1887 early in Governor Hardynge's tenure he hosted dinner for: 'Prince Albert Victor Major Miles. Capt. Hon A Grenville Equerry Sir H and Lady Temple Colonel and Mrs Montmorency.' On May 21st the Governor seems to have entertained the young Prince once again along with a large party at a 'Picnic Waterfalls.' A line is drawn across the dinner dates two days before the retirement of Sir John Adye as Governor with an intimate gathering held the night before he left Gibraltar comprising just '3 Adye girls Col Layard Major Dulton Cap.t Church Ward and Hickson.' Good Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item 1883 Unpublished hardcover
1821152837London: for G. & W. B. Whittaker 1821. Third Joyce edition constituting upon its first publication in 1797 the first abridgement of Smith's Wealth of Nations a conscious move by the editor Jeremiah Joyce to turn the bulky two or three volumes of the original into a more manageable textbook of economics. Octavo 174 x 102 mm. Contemporary marbled sides and vellum tips sometime rebacked with brown sheep spine lettered in gilt. Ownership inscription to front pastedown of Edgar MacCulloch likely the expert on Guernsey folklore 1808-1896 above later stamp of Elizabeth College Library in Guernsey. Very minor rubbing very light spotting and creasing to pages. A very good copy. hardcover
1817C215790London: Longman Hurst Rees Orme and Brown 1817. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. 2 vols. Octavos. viii 580; iv 576pp. Contemporary leather boards slightly used and rubbed rebacked in later cloth retaining leather backstrips lacks last 2 plates otherwise very good. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, hardcover
1880206913Philadelphia: Claxton Remsen & Haffelfinger 1880. Hardcover. VG: Wear to the edges and corners. Pencil notations on both end pages and surrounding blank pages- names notes and mathmatical formulas. Majority clean body pages and solid binding. A small black casebound book with gilt text on the spine. 272 pages; illustrated in black-and-white. Claxton, Remsen, & Haffelfinger hardcover