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1908GEN33-A-10London: Allan North c1908. Cloth. Good. 11" by 8.5". None. A scarce special printing of this local interest work of Somerset and its residents. With 36 plates Printed for subscribers only. Providing short biographical descriptions of notable Somerset residents each with a portrait or image of their residence. In a cloth binding. Externally some rubbing and wear to spine. Slightly bumped with some fading and marks to boards. Internally binding strained with one page detached. Pages bright and generally clean. Final page has been over printed by mistake on original printing. Good Allan North hardcover
1745BS5ABRN3423Printed for E. Cave and sold J. Robinson 1745. Hardback original calf. 13 x 8.5cm. nd. circa 1745. Engraved title. 7 leaves of letterpress. 28 engraved plates of which 27 are hand-coloured. Light browning and a few spots. Binding worn but secure. Hard Cover. Good. Printed for E. Cave and sold J. Robinson Hardcover
1809121316London: T & R Hughes 1809. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Poor/No Jacket. 24mo - over 5 - 5¾" tall. Original half leather hardcover halt title printed title and 188 pages sadly lacks frontispiece binding very distressed collates complete apart from frontis in need of complete re-bind. A very scare book. We are a real bookshop with real books situated in and shipping from the United Kingdom. H. <br/> <br/> T & R Hughes hardcover
1921014615London: Elders & Fyffes Limited 1921. Book measures 21.5x14.5.cm. 52 issues from. August 10th 1921 to July 26th 1922 each issue circa 8pp illustrated. Bound in cloth with gilt lettering. Cloth lightly rubbed minor wear. Binding in good clean condition. Internally very occasional mark in pen. Text in very good clean condition. A good clean copy. F. Cloth. Very Good. 8vo. Elders & Fyffes, Limited Hardcover
18519222London: David Bogue 1851. 1st Edition. . Book Book Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. London: David Bogue 1851. 1st Edition . Good/No Jacket. Book in good condition in the original cloth with some wear and rubbing. Rear board has some marking. Book has been recently rebacked with plain backstrip but retaining original cloth boards. New plain endpapers with 1907 bookplate on front pastedown. Internally there is age-toning to paper but mainly clean with the odd light fingermark. Edge of one plate repaired on border not affecting illustration. All edges gilt. With a folding hand-coloured frontispiece repaired along the back of the middle fold and 18 other full-page illustrations all hand-coloured. All illustrations complete and as called for - 19 in total. 96 pages. London: David Bogue hardcover
1840744208 leaves printed one side only leaving the other blank first and last pages are front and back pastedowns hand coloured plates throughout Park's Tales of Instruction and Amusement Published by A. Park paperback
182566280220 pages xxii 66 pages 15 engraved plates including a large folding plan frontispiece of The University and City of Oxford originally engraved for the Walks in Oxford 1817 booksellers label to upper pastedown 'William George's Sons Ltd.Bristol' Published by Munday and Slatter hardcover
1738Le580London: J. Brotherton et al 1738. The Eighth Edition Enlarged . Hardback. Vg. 8vo. In Three Parts Containing an Accurate and Impartial Account of These Famous Islands of Their Several Counties and Inhabitants . of the Vast Populous and Opulent City. . . Original Language. Original worn full calf with five raised bands and black morocco labels. Frontis. portrait of George II iv preface. Part One Great Britain South 308; 251; Part Two Great Britain North iv ii 253 iii contents Part Three Ireland. 111; 51.i pp; Dominions in Germany 51 ipp Folding Geneology Plan. Containing an Accurate and Impartial Account of These Famous Islands of Their Several Counties and Inhabitants . of the Vast Populous and Opulent City. . . Original Language Temper Genius Religion Morals Trade & C. . with Lists of the Present Officers in Church and State and of Both Houses of Parliament : Also the Present State of His Majesty's Dominions in Germany. <br/> <br/> J. Brotherton, et al hardcover
170524920Published by T. Bennet & D. Midwinter London 1705 First UK Edition. Hardback. covers and front free endpaper detached backstrip rubbed and eroded text clean a worn but serviceable copy. Octavo over 7-10 inches tall. half title page 1 page note on abbreviations title page 4 pages advertisement 356 pages 150 pages 2 page publishers catalogue & 15 pages indices full brown panelled calf with tooled decorations to covers five raised bands to spine Published by T. Bennet & D. Midwinter hardcover
19016658Hartlepool; F W Mason 1901. Undated circa 1901. Poster approximately 77 cm x 51 cm. Single sheet with bold titles and underlining. Creases from folding and a little surface soiling; several small nicks to edge and 2 cm tear central upper edge with associated creasing and very minor loss. The main text is a series of questions posed at working class readers beginning with "Why should you be treated as if you are social outcasts". The background to the questions is the Intoxication Liquor Act of 1901 to limit Sunday opening of pubs and restrict their other opening times stated to be "an insult to every labouring man" and a "tyranny of the worst kind" as it would penalise those on small incomes unable to store supplies of alcohol in a cellar. The Bill was principally intended to prevent overly intoxicated working men from sending their children to the pub to buy them more drink. The poster encourages readers to oppose the Bill and sign a petition against it. Large ephemeral and unsurprisingly unrecorded. Hartlepool; F W Mason, unknown
1746233551London : printed for J. Brindley 1746 Second Edition. 1746. Hardcover. hardback 8vo viii256;116pp plus 2pp adverts at rear 32 coloured plates containg 68 maps and plans plus 2 folding plates to accompanlt the 'Art of Fortification but lacking the General Map light foxing throughout including on the plates owner's name on endpaper and later bookplate on flyleaf page edges gilt marbled endpapers gilt-decorated red full leather binding lacking most of the spine title label external spine edges cracking boards still firmly attached; Good condition . London : printed for J. Brindley, 1746, Second Edition, hardcover
1817086096Edinburgh Scotland: The Royal Society Of Edinburgh 1817. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 29cm x 23cm. This is a printer bound copy awaiting insertion into a proper binding. The pages are uncut and there are plates at the rear for insertion into the text block with instructions of where to insert. 14 sections with the following headings- I/On The Action of Transparent Bodies upon differently coloured Light by David Brewster II/ Description of a new Darkening Glass for Solar Observations by David Brewster. III/ Observations On The Fire-Damp of coal mines with a Plan for Lighting Mines by John Murray. IV/ On The Lines that divide each semidural Arc into six equal parts. by W.A. Cadell V/ On The Origins of Cremation by Rev. John Jamieson. VI/ Additional Communications respecting the Blind and Deaf Boy by John Gordon. VII/ On The education of James Mitchell the boy born deaf and blind by Henry dewar. VIII/ On the optical properties of Muriate of Soda etc by David Brewster. IX/ On a new optical and mineralogical property of Calcareous Spar by David Brewster. X/ On The ancient geography of central and eastern Asia by Hugh Murray. XI/ An Analysis of sea water by John Murray. XII/ Elementary demonstrations of the compositions of pressures by Thomas Jackson. XIII/ Account of the remarkable case of Margaret Lyall who continued in a state of sleep nearly six weeks. by Rev James Brewster. XIV/ A general formula for the analysis of mineral water. by John Murray. <br/> <br/> The Royal Society Of Edinburgh paperback
1861GEN21-B-16London : Eyre and Spottiswoode 1861-1889. Cloth. Good. 11" by 7.5". None. A collection of Victorian Acts bound for personal use. With annotations and amendments throughout. Acts are as follows: 1. Larceny Act 1861 2. Accessories and Abetters Act 1861 3. Forgery Act 1861 4. Criminal Statues Repeal Act 5. Malicious Injuries to Property Act 1861 6-8 Coinage Offences Acts 1861-1889 9. Counterfeit Medal Act 1883 10. Offences Against the Person Act 1861 11. Riot Damage Act 1886 In a cloth binding with a paper label to the front board. Externally sound with heavy rubbing to head and tail of spine. Fading to the spine. Internally firmly bound. Pages bright with spotting in places and heavy ink annotations throughout. Occasional heavier patches of foxing.With adhered page markers to each separate act. Good Eyre and Spottiswoode hardcover
1910AN2BLCK14DSpanos & Tsitsias 1910. Hardback original half-cloth. Oblong 18cm x 23cm. Most captions in English and Portuguese. 30 colour plates of local types. nd. circa1910. Binding somewhat rubbed a few minor marks. Some light spotting to title page. A little offsetting on versos of plates. A pleasing copy. an2. Hard Cover. Good. Spanos & Tsitsias Hardcover
19086655Hartlepool; F W Mason Printer 1908. 1908. Poster approximately 76 cm x 51 cm. Single sheet with titles printed in bold and underlined. Creased from folding with a few nicks to edge and some inky finger-marks otherwise in Very Good condition. The main text takes the form of a conversation between two working class drinkers Joe and Bill giving their clear reasons why pubs should be open for reasonably long hours during the week and on Sundays and exhorting the reader to sign the petition for MPs asking them to vote against the Bill. The proposal to limit Sunday opening times was one of a long series throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries with this poster almost certainly referring to the Licencing Bill of 1908 which aimed to significantly curtail Sunday opening hours would have given local justices the power to enforce total Sunday closing. The Bill was aimed at curtailing drunkenness amongst the working classes although when Bill complains "then we are not to have the right to drink at the pub before 8 o'clock in the morning if we want one ever so badly" he rather sounds like a case in point. The Bill was strongly opposed by the general public and was ultimately voted down. Large ephemeral and unsurprisingly unrecorded. Hartlepool; F W Mason, Printer, 1908. unknown
26469Second Edition" Simpkin Marshall London 1839. 134pp. 8vo in modern blue leather gt raised bands marbled endpapers staining throughout affecting c.25% of each page pages trimmed but text clear and complete with no loss of text except the very top of the letters written in the author's inscription. INSCRIPTION titlepage: W.J. Mercer from Lt General T. Charlton Smith the Author Nov.: 1874". Mercer presumably has added: "T.C.S. wrote this when a Captain in 27th. Regt. He sent copy to T. Moore who approved the squib. The General was a Peninsular & Waterloo man: at Waterloo he was wounded. He had previously been in the Navy & wounded there!". Scarce: Worldcat lists CUL and Chicago copies; COPAC adds the BL copy. None appear to be inscribed by the author. Second Edition", Simpkin, Marshall, London, 1839. hardcover
36118CHESTERFIELD T FORD 1833. OCTAVO QUARTER LEATHER OVER MARBLED BOARDS WORN BOUND ANTI-TORY WEEKLY POLITICAL PAMPHLETS CONTAINING VOLUMES 1 TO 24 WITH VOLUME 5 MISSING. FRONT HINGE WEAK. VERY RARE. CHESTERFIELD, T FORD, 1833 hardcover
5214. Salle De Spectacle main elevation of a theatre probably French pen and black ink and watercolour signed indistinctly on paper mid nineteenth century 17" x 21" in a nice nineteenth century birds eye maple frame with gilt slip overall dimensions 27" x 32" good condition. unknown
18399868Ashbourne: Dawson and Hobson 1839. 8vo. pp. viii x 372 22 b/w single-page plates as called for including frontispiece and additional engraved title mostly lithographed by Samuel Rayner occasional slight spotting contemporary black half calf over marbled boards slightly rubbed and scuffed; ownership signature Kynnersley to title. A history of Ashbourne in the Derbyshire Dales originally issued in 20 parts 1838-39. Landscape artist Samuel Rayner 1806-1879 trained as a draughtsman under the antiquary John Britton and exhibited his first work at the Royal Academy when he was just fifteen. 10 examples located on worldcat: OCLC: 54153230; 54041710; 464745723. Book Dawson and Hobson, hardcover
189143145The Southern Pacific Co Feb. 1891. paperback. good condition with moderate wear. The front cover has some staining. The timetable folds out in to a "Correct Map of the Railway and Steamship Lines Operated by the Southern Pacific Company" The map has one small seam tear. The Southern Pacific Co paperback
96510London John Macrone 1835 1st. Three Volumes. Hardback 7.5 x 4.5 inches. Halfbound dark/black calf leather and marbled paper to boards decorative gilt edging and banding and lettering to spines. Speckled page edges plain endpapers. In very good condition. Some minor rubbing to boards corners bumped top ends of spines chipped. Some minor darkening to endpapers/prelims. Minor darkening to top corner of title and preface pages in vol.1. Some occasional minor handling marks and minor light foxing spots. One slightly pulled gathering between p129-136 in vol.1. Else a very good clean and tight set. Rare. 3 vols: 281 300 & 289pp. Published Anonymously. Autobiography of Lord Arthur Plantagenet. London, John Macrone, 1835 1st hardcover
C09A-04257Ashford Buchan & Enright. Used - Good. Good condition. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates stamps limited notes and highlighting or a few light stains. Ashford, Buchan & Enright unknown
173715592AB1737. 2 Teile in 1 Band. Neapel F. C. Mosca 1737. Gr.-8°. 5 Bl. XII 96 XXV - 168 S. Interims-Pappband der Zeit mit handschriftlichem Rückentitel leicht bestoßen und angeschmutzt. Buchblock größtenteils unaufgeschnitten. Durchgehend geringfügig bis leicht fleckig stellenweise mit deutlich gebräuntem Textblock. Sonst in sehr schöner Erhaltung. Blake 202; vgl. Hirsch/H. III 112. - Philippe Hecquet 1661-1737 u.a. Arzt an der Charité und 1712 Dekan der med. Fakultät in Paris stand als Praktiker in hohem Ansehen. Das vorliegende Werk gehört zu seinen Hauptschriften und erschien zuerst 1772. unknown
1849GEN36-E-20London : E Atchley 1849. Cloth. Good. 6.5" by 4". None. An anonymously written Victorian tale. Illustrated with dozens of vignettes and seven full page plates. Bookplate to front pastedown indicates a prior owner to be Walter Flinn. A scarce publication with not much known about it. The fictional prose is set around Christmas time as inferred from the title. The frontispiece is titled 'Christmas in the Olden Time'. Very scarce - only held in four locations worldwide institutionally. Direct from the library of the late Hugh Selbourne MD 1906-1973 a noted book collector and diarist. In a full cloth binding with gilt stamping to the front board and spine. Externally generally smart with bumping to the head and tail of spine as well as the extremities. Small ink spills to the front board. Cloth has aged. Walter Flinn bookplate to front pastedown. Library of the Arts stamp to bottom of title page and Selbourne library stamp to verso of title page as well as to the bottom of page 51 does not affect text. Internally firmly bound. Pages are age toned to edges and clean throughout. Good E Atchley hardcover
1850GT440London: Seeleys and Hatchard & Son 1850. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Vg. 16mo. c1850. 48pp 8 illus. Complete. Beautiful original silk woven patterned green binding with embossed borders and centre frame on both boards. Gilt titles to the front board within the frame. Contents scattered foxing and a couple of small stains to the rear cover. An original embossed bookplate with a floral surround in gilt and inscribed 'To Miss Read from her affectionate friend Eliza Frost June 27 1853'. A RARE ITEM. No copy recorded at auction. PLEASE EMAIL FOR PHOTOS. <br/> <br/> Seeleys and Hatchard & Son hardcover
