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1828015110Clapham : H. N. Batten 1828. Book measures 17.5x11.cm. 196pp sold with or without plan . This copy without plan. Bound in modern half calf calf corners marble boards flat bands gilt lettering. Binding in near fine condition. Internally some light spotting browning. Pages in good condition. a nice copy of a rare book. . Half Calf. Very Good. Small 8vo. H. N. Batten Hardcover
1866010253London: Horace Cox 1866. Book measures 18x12.cm. 16pp. Bound in original publishers green cloth with gilt lettering on top board. Cloth lightly rubbed slightly bumped small stain mark. Binding in good clean condition. Internally inner joint showing between one page. Pages in good clean condition. A very nice clean copy. F. First Edition. Cloth. Near Very Good. Small Vo. Horace Cox Hardcover
1944014385London: His Majesty's Stationary Office 1944. Complete in 3 volumes. Books measure 27x19.cm. xxvii 358pp xxviii 359-832pp xxv 833-1213pp. Volumes 1 & 3 bound in original publishers printed covers volume 2 bound in plain paper covers. Bindings rubbed dust marked some wear loss. Internally pages clean. Generally a good clean set. . Sofcover. Good Plus. Large 8vo. His Majesty's Stationary Office Paperback
1900015271Paris: Imprimerie Paul Dupont 1900. Book measures 23.5x16.cm. viii 197pp illustrated throughout with folding plates and plan of Fremantle original wrapper bound in. Bound in leather backed marble boards vellum corners raised bands gilt lettering marble endpapers. Binding in very good clean firm condition. Internally pages and plates clean throughout. A very nice clean copy. . First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Plus. 8vo. Imprimerie Paul Dupont Hardcover
1803014038Great Britain 1803. Reports on Miscellaneous Subjects: 1738-1865. Volume 2. This volume contains the reprinted published 1803. . Book measures 43x28.cm. viii 46719pp folding plan of Milford Haven. Binding worn covers detached. Internally occasional spotting offsetting. Pages generally clean. Some of the contents of this volume. County Rates in Middlesex. The Land Forces and Marines. Hudson's Bay Company. Chequed and Striped Linens. Harbours of Rye and Dover.Report Plans and Estimates for Fortifying Milford Haven. Weights and Measures. . Half Calf. Good. Folio. Hardcover
1917012703Karachi: Printed at the Commissioner's Printing Press 1917. Book measures 33x21.5.cm. Collation 5 vii 366pp 8 folding coloured maps. Bound in original publishers printed boards with taped spine. Boards rubbed spine bumped on tail with damage top board detached library label on top board. Internally title page detached occasional library stamp cancellation stamp. Pages and maps in good clean condition. A good clean copy. . Hardcover. Good Plus. Quarto. Printed at the Commissioner's Printing Press Hardcover
1715015366London: Printed and sold by J. Roberts and Others 1715. Book measures 17x10.cm. 21pp half title present. Bound in modern paper covers. Internally light tanning. Pages clean. A good clean copy. . Second Edition. Very Good. Small 8 Vo. Printed and sold by J. Roberts, and Others unknown
1789010471Paris: Rue Des Poitevins 1789. Book measures 21.5x14.cm. Collation 156pp 103pp115pp. Bound in early or possibly period boards with leather title label coloured endpapers. Boards rubbed on edges with minor wear loss dust/dirt marked. Binding in good firm condition. Internally pages clean. A nice copy. . Hard Cover. Near Very Good. Rue Des Poitevins Hardcover
1746755L4London: J Hinton 1746. First edition. Cloth. Fine. 8.5" by 6". None. A very scarce first edition of this political tract regarding stock-jobbing. It forms a criticism of a letter to John Barnard the politician noted for promoting an act preventing stock-jobbing. Recently rebound in a full cloth binding. John Barnard successfully passed a 1734 act on preventing stock-jobbing. The act was then renewed in 1737 and later became known as the 'John Barnard's Act'. With the half-title.Collated complete.ESTC reference no T46747. An interesting very scarce economic and political treatise. In a recent full cloth binding. Externally excellent with minor shelfwear. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright. Just the odd spots to pages. Fine J Hinton hardcover
1803014039Great Britain 1803. Reports on provisions; poor: 1774 to 1802. Volume 9. This volume contains the reprinted published 1803. . Book measures 43x28.cm. xi 73531pp. Binding worn covers detached. Internally occasional spotting offsetting. Pages generally clean. Some of the contents of this volume. Importation and Exportation of Corn and Grain. High Price of Provisions. Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland. Relief and Settlement of the Poor large section . Overseers Returns. . Half Calf. Good. Folio. Hardcover
1803014040Great Britain 1803. Reports on miscellaneous 1771 to 1773 and East India 1772 & 1773. Volume 3. This volume contains the reprinted published 1803. . Book measures 43x28.cm. xix56427pp 1 folding plan ship. Binding worn covers detached. Internally occasional spotting offsetting. Pages generally clean. Some of the contents of this volume. His Majesty's Navy with Timber. Assay Offices. East India Company large section . Half Calf. Good. Folio. Hardcover
1803014042Great Britain 1803. Reports. Finance Reports. XXIII to XXXVI. 1798: With proceedings and Measures of Government thereron 1798-1803. Volume 13. Book measures 43x28.cm. 83711pp. Binding worn covers detached. Internally occasional spotting. Pages clean. . Half Calf. Good. Folio. Hardcover
1901FGN11-G-5Paris: Mme. Vve. Delpech c1901. Leather. Very Good. 10" by 6.5". None. A collection of portraits of the Kings and Queens of France. From the origins of the French royalty to the time of publication. In French. In a quarter calf leather binding with marbled paper covered boards. Externally generally smart lightly rubbed in places. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean with some scattered light foxing. There is a bookplate to the front pastedown. Very Good Mme. Vve. Delpech hardcover
1897011214New York: The Gorham Company 1897. Limited to 100 copies Book measures 15x10.cm. 541pp coloured frontis. Bound in original publishers cloth backed boards with paper title label on both boards. Spine rubbed with loss becoming loose boards age darkened. Internally small assay office stamp on endpaper pages clean throughout. A nice clean copy in a worn binding. Rare book. Limited Edition. Hard Cover. Good Plus. Small 12mo. The Gorham Company Hardcover
1850046284London: Darton And Clark 1850. Full brown leather gilt all edges gilt patterned endpapers in clean bright condition 146 pages 24 hand coloured plates contemporary ink dedication dated 1850. Little bibliographical information available but it is possible that this was originally published in card covers and bound up c1900 an unusual and attractive item. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Darton And Clark Hardcover
1753622488 'Rider's British Merlin: For the Year of our God 1753' 48 then title page 'New and Correct Lists of both Houses of Parliament' thirteenth edition 1753 with 220 pages. Complete with folding table at rear 'Pay of the Officers of the Royal Navy in each rate…' plus folding table for House of Commons inside Published by J. Barnes et al hardcover
1794016974London: Printed for J. Debrett 1794. Book measures 16x9.5.cm. 1736pp. Bound in period full red morocco gilt tooling full gilt edges marble endpapers. Binding heavily worn hinge joints split boards holding. Internally pages clean. A good copy. . Full Calf. Good Plus. 12mo. Printed for J. Debrett Hardcover
66066Sampson Low for J. Ginger. London. 1798. 12mo. pp. ii 187 i. Half sheepskin and marbled boards rebacked without the half-title or frontispiece occasional marginal mark offered as a good working copy. AEGIS - the protection backing or support of a particular person or organization. 'Mankind owes so much to the influence of the female character for the degree of refinement to which we are at this moment arrived that one would hardly suppose any could be found who questions this influence much less that some are depraved enough to express unqualified contempt towards the whole sex.' PREFACE. Sampson Low, for J. Ginger. London. 1798. 12mo. hardcover
1778016272London 1778. Book measures 42x32.cm. Complete with 652pp plus 35pp summer number extensively illustrated throughout. Bound in original publishers blue gilt cloth. Some abrasion wear on edges. Binding in good clean condition. Internally inner joints split contents holding. Pages and illustrations in very good clean near fine condition. A very clean copy in a good binding. . Cloth. Near Very Good. Folio. Hardcover
1877016273London 1877. Book measures 42x32.5.cm. January to June 1877. Complete with 628 pages extensively illustrated throughout. Bound in original publishers blue gilt cloth. Cloth rubbed abrasion wear with minor wear loss. Binding in good clean condition. Internally inner joints split text block slightly loose. Pages in very good clean condition. . Cloth. Near Very Good. Folio. Hardcover
1880016274London 1880. Book measures 42x32.cm. From January 3rd to June 26th 1880. Complete with 660 pages plus 36 page summer number '' The Life of Queen Victoria ''. Bound in original publishers blue gilt cloth. Cloth rubbed some abrasion wear on edges. Generally binding in good clean condition. Internally inner joints split but contents holding. Pages in very good clean condition. A nice clean copy. . Cloth. Very Good. Folio. Hardcover
1796114297Germany: Auf Kosten Des Verfassers By the Author. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1796. Presumed 1st Edition. Hardcover. Attractively bound in half leather spine and corners with speckled paper-covered boards. 5 raises bands to the pine with gilt banding and gilt floral decorations to each compartment and a gilt title label. Some rubbling to the extremities as to be expected but hinges sound and overall near VG. All edges red marbled endpapers with an integral green ribbon marker inside. 2 214 pp. This copy belonged to a member of the VIVIAN family of Swansea and has the name of 'John Henry Vivian' and the brother of Hussey Vivian 1st Baron Vivian written neatly in script in old ink on the top of the front free endpaper. TEXT IN GERMAN. AS far as I can gather this was published as a 'counterpart' to Knigges' most famous sociological work - "Umgang Mit Menschen". Amongst other things this is a Confrontation with or Reply to Knigge & his attitude to the Illuminati order. Quite scarce. See Images ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 216 pages . Auf Kosten Des Verfassers (By the Author) hardcover
1838500049368bagster 1838. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. Physical description ix 260 pages ; 8º 8vo <br/> <br/> bagster hardcover
31209<p>Quarto 4 pages formerly folded in very good clean and legible condition.</p><p>"My dear friend</p><p>I thank you for your prompt and friendly information of the result of the election of which Br. Baker was also good enough to inform me by the same mail. At present however I find myself more engaged about the report of the Committee of Foreign relations than anything else and therefore you must pardon me for speaking once more of it. The letters which you have already received unfold pretty fully my views which I am sorry to find differ essentially from those of yourself & my friend W. Smith. I assent unequivocally to all you say as to the falsehood partiality and unmanly language of the Committee as to the pother made by them about defence as to the inefficiency of the means proposed and most of the other remarks made by you upon that blustering feeble production. But I cannot agree with you in your conclusions because it appears to me they involved what Chase used to be so fond of talking of a non sequitur. "You have used indecorous language – there fore we will not aid you in defending the country."</p><p>"The country is now wholly without the means of defence therefore we call upon you to declare war."</p><p>"You have a just cause of war against France; therefore make an immediate declaration against England."</p><p>"Your means of defence as you propose them are not ample enough – we admit most of them may be useful but they should have gone further; therefore we will vote for none of them."</p><p>My dear friend I cannot do wrong because the democrats are sinners and in my endeavours to fulfill the wishes of a party I cannot forget the interests of my Country. What is the situation that we are in About the unhappy causes of it you and I can never differ but what <u>is</u> the situation of the country The Government unhappily stand pledged to France. They will not break faith as they would term it with her. England perseveres in her orders in council and as you see from the late negotiations will not revoke them even upon an undeniable repeal of the French decrees with out obtaining certain other prerequisites which it is generally certain never can be obtained from France. In this state of things what are <u>we the Federalists to do</u> Shall we invite the government to yield on these points to England and embroil themselves with France Would they be willing to do this or would the public sentiment at all accompany us in such a request Is it our policy to continue the felo de se practice of holding ourselves up by intemperate language as British partisans and increasing against a popular prepossession thereby diminishing our numbers and our little remaining influence Will we act with the temperate wisdom of discreet politicians to urge in direct terms war preferable as we may alternately believe it to be to a long continuation of the present system at this time Could we if disposed to do so conceal the real object of such a proposition from our political opponents Could we certainly we could not carry with us the opinions of our own party Can we object to a gradual augmentation of the means of preparation consistently with our professions in a state of things having even a tendency to war What shall we say after having voted against army navy militia volunteers arming of merchantmen & in favor of a renewal of the nonimportation restrictions</p><p>But my friend inefficient as you and I consider the proposed increases our federalists from the eastward are many of them of a different opinion – Some of them think they go to far and will not vote for them or their full extent as for instance the 10000 addl troops increase of navy &c on that ground.</p><p>As at present advised I cannot but concur in the opinion of my friend Quincy & others that political consistency sound party policy genuine patriotism and a fair calculation of consequences all require my vote in favour of the resolutions of this course the democrats are very apprehensive – they anxiously wish us to oppose them knowing they can carry them or anything else in despite of our speeches or votes. Some of them are disposed to carry them further than the Comee so as to drive us by that means into opposition. They dread our doing anything that will have a tendency to remove from us the imputation of being tories & British partisans you will see no speech from me on this subject our friends inclining to think a silent vote altogether on our side of the house preferable. I am not of that opinion but unless something occurs to change our views will acquiesce.</p><p>And now having sufficiently fatigued you with this subject I have only to say that our friends Hopkinson's ideas coincide on this subject much was nearly with my own than yours do and I … here the letter ends</p>
1795187London: J. Marshall & R. White; Bath: S. Hazard 1795. Very good self wrappers with the first leaf has a paper flaw resulting in skewed printing and a loss of a few words several pages shaved too closely and pages age-toned and smudged. A scarce Cheap Repository printing of the story of James Maclean who was executed at the infamous Tyburn tree on October 3 1750 following a short but successful stint as a highwayman who rid his victims of their possessions in the most courteous manner. With an ominous vignette on the title page of the gallows at Tyburn with crows circling a hanging body in the background while three Newgate inmates look on. <br /> <br /> 12mo. title 3-22pp. 2 advertisements. ESTC N490066 of the five editions noted this is the only edition featuring "Cheap Repository" printed at the head of the title; Not in Spinney but compare to Spinney 7 not indicating priority in different editions though this edition uses his #3 imprint; Blanch A Reassessment of the Authorship of the Cheap Repository Tracts 2009 Baylor U. Thesis at pg. 114. J. Marshall & R. White; Bath: S. Hazard unknown
