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Hawaiian Grammar Typescript
2380No place or date. Typescript 12pp. 4to cover/title spotted contents good. See Image No place or date. unknown
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17969Yverdun: 1767. 12mo 7 x 4 1/2 inches 140-pages. Contemporary patterned wrappers uncut. Lower fore-corner and fore-margin of first 25 pages creased and soiled. Lacks backstrip lower wrapper incomplete. Piece torn from blank margin of one leaf. Old signature on upper margin of title. Yverdun: 1767. unknown
355490722282Port Sunlight near Birkenhead: Lever Bros. Limited no date and no edition stated circa 1900. First UK edition. Red cloth. Black and white illustrations throughout. Hinges firm. Foxing to both sets of end-papers. Pages very tanned due to the poor quality of paper used Shelf wear to the boards moderate. There is a chip to the bottom right-hand corner of the adverts at the rear of the book. Photographs/scans available upon request. hardcover
2380No place or date. Typescript 12pp. 4to cover/title spotted contents good. See Image No place or date. unknown
21443Boston: Mass. Sabbath School Society 1845. First thus. Wood engraved frontispiece "A Heathan Mother throwing her Child to a Crocodile" and 1 wood engraved plate. 12mo 4 3/4 x 2 7/8 inches 32-pages. Original brown blinstamped cloth lettered in gilt. Fading to upper fore-corners of binding damp-marking within. Contemporary signatures on front endpapers and initials on title. Very rare. Boston: Mass. Sabbath School Society, 1845. hardcover
44578Clough Co. Down: Mr . Stephen Fitzpatrick / Dublin : Messrs.Browne & Nolan And all booksellers for the Eirish Society no date -c. 1952 . Original printed brown paper covers. Title to front cover and adverts to the rear. Edges rubbed and creased. 7.25" x 5.0". pp.28 . Clear English and Irish text throughout on toned paper Clough, Co. Down: Mr . Stephen Fitzpatrick / (Dublin) : Messrs.Browne & Nolan And all booksellers (for the Eirish Society), [no unknown
51462A Paris : Chez Hachette et Cie. Libraires 79 Boulevard St. germain M.DCCC.XCIX. 1899 . First edition. A very good half leather binding by Zaehnsdoorf. 4pp./pp.iv./pp.443 . 32.5cm x 23.5cm x 5.0cm . Brown morocco spine and corners over marbled boards. Spine with 5 raised bands gilt decorated compartments and gilt titles. Edges and corners rubbed and bumped. Marbled endpapers. Armorial bookplate engraved by "A. S. Leslie" to the verso of the front board: "D. G. Bruce-Gardyne". Clean throughout with all illustrations. VG "David Greenhill Bruce-Gardyne Barrister. Born 4 Aug. 1834. The forth son of William Bruce-Gardyne 6th of Middleton and Catherine Cameron Macpherson. He married 29 May 1883 Azemia Helen eldest daughter of Thomas Sellar Esq. of Hall Grove Surrey. A Paris : Chez Hachette et Cie., Libraires, 79 Boulevard St. germain, M.DCCC.XCIX. [ 1899 ] . hardcover
19075493Paris Soc. Nat. D'Horticulture de France. 1907. 8vo. 1st ed. 27.5 x 17.5cms. 623pp. hundreds of varieties described in detail with accompanying engravings original wraps bound in with contemporary 1/2 morocco by Birdsall. Institutional stamp on front pastedown but no others corners rubbed upper hinge cracking. Pleasing copy of the scarcer 1st ed. Text in French. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Paris, Soc. Nat. D'Horticulture de France. Hardcover
20718Beau Versailles 1864. 8vo 7 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches 239-pages. Charming Papier Cartonnage Romantique binding of embossed decorative boards in gilt and green with central pictorial panel in colours of 2 boys fishing. Endpapers browned corners rubbed else excellent. Beau, Versailles, 1864. hardcover
19867Aberdeen Journal July 1936 1st edition . 4to 26x19cm 45 pages photographs portrait frontispiece : summary of Mackay's life order of service addresses by Revs. Hetherwick & Ashe Dr Tocher Lord Forbes lists of subscribers & attendees; thin card covers string ties almost vg SCARCE jun25af east Aberdeen Journal, July 1936, 1st edition unknown
202016-page history 5-page detailed list of Arch Priests and Rectors notes from other sources and a few pieces letters etc loosely inserted. 4to 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 inches old calf-backed marbled boards with manuscript label; upper joint split but firm. ca 1900 hardcover
20209"A Saunter to 'Le Bocage Normandy' and back"- "April 2nd 1910 waxed and waned bright still and cold. After getting my pupils off in the morning I managed to pack and start with my bicycle and luggage by the afternoon express from Redhill to Brighton. There I went to Lewes where I met my cousin Percy Roxby.".Very legibly writen on 42-pages approx. 11000 words interleaved in a photograph album containing 42 half-plate photographs illustrating the tour these inserted 1 per page into the album leaves. The volume measures 10 1/2 x 8 ix 2 1/2 inches and weighs 1.8 kg.The writer has much interest in architecture especially ecclesiastical which is reflected in his choice of subject for many of the photographs."Mont St. Michel.I can and must say a little about the general flavour we obtained from our one-night's visit as it will linger long with me. We fully expected to find the little islnd so crowded with buildings and human beings as to be spoilt to us as a pleasure resort. We were absolutely wrong! Owing probably to the time of the year.we found the little island-town almost given over to ourselves and the rustic inhabitants. We had been led to expect crowds of English and much touting among the citizens. We found none of either.And it was principally owing to this fact that the most delightful 18 hours of our tour in Normandy to me was at Mont St. Michele. We put up at Nadame Poulard's of Omelette fame. The Omelette came to us at dejeuner; very good; but nothing out-of-the-way for France. Moreover we find that Madame Poulard has now retired and the whole establishment is in in the hands of a Company! We climbed up to the Hotel leaving our bicycles at the garage of the City at the foot of the mount. No bicycle could enter the City-proper. We climbed to the Hotel and then we climbed up from there to our bedrooms in an anex to the Hotel.". unknown
70207London S. Neele. 1796 Folden Linen Backed Map Outline Coloured. 30 x 18cm. Black Stained Covers. The Sections are Water stained at edges Not in the Best Condition London, S. Neele. 1796 unknown
17854London: Henry Colburn 1822 First edition. HB. Leather with gilt tooled edges marbled page edges and endpapers. 428pp h: 22cms. Frontispiece engraved portrait of Byron from a drawing by G.Harlowe. Requires rebinding: covers detached present and spine in two detached pieces with large losses to ends. Bookplate to front pastedown. Text block is in Good condition however: pages mostly clean and crisp some occasional brown spotting and light staining to a couple. London: Henry Colburn, 1822 hardcover
95322London Charlton Tucker Bradbury & Evans Printers 1870 1st. Pocket hardback approx 7.5 x 5 inches. Green fine-pebbled cloth with gilt lettering to spine and decorative vignette to front. Bevelled edges. All page edges gilt. In very good condition. Cloth slightly nicked at top end of spine. Corners slightly bumped. Endpapers clean. Neat inscription on rear of frontis plate “Katie Wyatt Coffee January 1871.” Some mild/moderate areas of foxing to pages. Else pages clean and tight. Else a very good clean and tight copy. Scarce. 93pp 1pp advert page. London, Charlton Tucker, (Bradbury & Evans Printers) 1870 1st hardcover
22830Routledge London 1870 . 23 chromolitho coloured plates as called for 1 being a double-page. 4to 10 5/8 x 9 1/4 inches original green cloth pictorially blocked in gilt and colours. Headbands rubbed inner joints cracked. Two blank leaves torn and with early repai with cloth tape. 1877 gift inscription on front free endpaper. A very nice copy indeed. Very rare. Routledge, London [ 1870 ]. hardcover
17289London: Religious Tract Socity 1833. Numerous woodcut illustrations in the text unusually many with tissue guards. 8vo 6 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches pages: xii:492 contemporary half burgundy calf spine gilt all edges gilt. Crack to paper at inner gutter beteen pages xii & 1 but very firm on cords. An excellent and attractive copy. Charming contemporary gift inscription from a father to his daughter on front fly. London: Religious Tract Socity, 1833. unknown
39717Norwich Norfolk Chronicle 1896-1904 Hardcover book two volumes covering 1896-1899 in volume I and 1899-1904 in volume II. 'Matters of History Genealogyarchaeology folklore literature etc relating to the county of Norfolk and Norwich. Reprinted from the "Norfolk Chronicle" . A treasure trove of little known facts and stories relating to Norfolk. These include the escape of prisoners from the city gaol prior to their transportation- Samuel Clark James Groves and John and Joseph Black with descriptions should they be seen! Three guineas reward. Also The death and disappearance of Miss Rosa Bathurst and her Father Benjamin Bathurst in India. finally on page 283 volume 1 'Defrauding the Post Office'- will they ever sort in out! Two very good volumes light foxing to title page covers slightly sunned otherwise a very nice pair of volumes. Pictures available Norwich, Norfolk Chronicle, 1896-1904 hardcover
20119Servico Meteorologico De Angola Luanda 1955 1st edition . 4to 36x20 cms 53513 large coloured folding maps tables Portuguese text throughout sketch map errata slip : general survey of Angola's climate with region by region statistics; thin card covers vg : loosely inserted is a 2 page hand-written letter from Prof. Robert Steel of Oxford University. N.B. Portuguese text maraf Servico Meteorologico De Angola, Luanda 1955 1st edition unknown
18895No place publisher or date. c. 1840. 8 hand-coloured illustrations with verse below. 8vo 7 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches original printed wrappers. Some soiling last plate dustmarked and creased. Re-spined with grained skiver in 1891 when this together with other children's books of c. 1840's were bound together in one volume. Very rare - no copy cited by Jisc. The old woman is taking eggs to market but falls asleep by the wayside. A pedlar named Stout cuts her petticoats up to the knees. Upon awakening she exclaims "Sure this is not I!" But then she knows that her little dog at home will recognise her if she is she; reaching home the dog barks at her and she begins to cry but the dog soon wags his tail and all is well. No place, publisher, or date. c. 1840. unknown
3282London: W. Feales Rowe's Head 1732. Pp.36 12mo disbound good condition title-page to advertisement for "The English Theatre" followed by colophon i.e text complete. London: W. Feales, Rowe's Head, 1732. unknown
23509China. No publisher or date stated. Ten vibrantly hand-coloured plates on silk within patterned cream silk borders with facing text in Chinese and English. 8 1/4 x 5 3/4 inches. Bound concertina style within carved wooden boards. A little paper adhesion to upper board else fine The plates depict Hsi Wang-Mu King's Mother of the West; Lao Shou Hsing The Star of Longevity; Lan Tsai Ho; Han Hsiang Tzu; Chang Kuo Lao; Ho Hsien Ku; Tsao Kuo Chiu; Li T'ien-Kuai; Lu I Ung-Pin and Han Chung Li . China. No publisher or date stated. hardcover
86466circ. 1920's 17 pages of Pressed Flowers from Palestine Mixed condition. 30 x 22cm. Pages are Loose in a Padded Leather Album inset Brass Rachels Tomb. Unusual Private Collection. Photos on Request circ. 1920's hardcover
11616No place or date. Jackets Green Song Book. Skibbereen The Old Plaid Shawl The Jackets Green . Bold Robert Emmett publisher and date not stated. Sheet 8pp fol. full sheet folded twice.A different edition with the same title was published in 12mo as No. 26 in ‘McGlennon’s Song Book Series’ London: Felix McGlennon no date c. 1912. No copy of either edition listed. This item is listed in my catalogue "Printed and Other Material From the Papers of Robert and Sylvia Lynd" all of Irish interest. Hard copy available. No place or date. unknown
11619issued by Sinn Fein Dublin 1918" WorldCat entry. Handbill 2pp 12mo with wear to extremities mainly good. A clue to the date of publication is the giving of Ireland’s trade figures for 1914. It concludes ‘Is not Ireland fooled and robbed long enough The Hour for Freedom and the Irish Republic has struck!’ Headed with wholesale price in manuscript ‘1/- 100.’ Two items on WorldCat with the same title; neither apparently identical to this. epublic. Senators so senatorial! Accept my appreciation.’ The broadside was published on 28 August 1918 in the lead-up to the 14 December election that started Ireland on the path to being an independent nation. It includes a comparison of "Ireland with the small nations of Europe that prospered in freedom." Includes data about population size trade. Sinn Fein concludes that "it is cheaper therefore to be free than in slavery. .The hour for freedom and the Irish Republic has struck." Five copies listed on WorldCat inc. NLI. issued by Sinn Fein, Dublin, [1918]" [WorldCat entry] unknown
11634Burley 4th Sept.1834. One page 12mogreen paper bifiolium rest blank 3 verses 14 lines each total 42 lines preceded by the statement "Written for the Charity Bazaar" and 6 line quotation from Cowper "Here stay thy foot; - how copious and how clear . from an Eternal source". Verses start "Welcome to Ikley! Lady fair . That God hath bless'd the spring!". No other copy traced none on COPAC etc. See scan on website inventory. Burley, 4th Sept.1834 unknown
