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The Life of Her Gracious Majesty Queen Caroline.

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The Selector Containing The Beauties Of Gray Goldsmith Falconer & Somerville.

47109London: Printed by W. Sutttaby Stationers' Court successor to T. Wills; and C. Corrall 38 Charing Cross 1804 . A very good full leather binding. First edition All titles dated 1804. 16mo. 4.75" x 2.75" x 1.0". 4pp./pp.68/pp.72/pp.4/pp.91/pp.8/pp.63 with engraved frontis title-page and 4 further full-page engravings. Polished red straight-grained morocco with gilt filet border. Edged and corners rubbed and bumped. Flat spine with gilt banding and gilt title a little dulled . All page edges bright gilt. Inner gilt dentelles. Marbled endpapers. Engraved Armorial bookplate to the verso of the front board: "Walter Long Esq. Tralfalgar" Engraved frontis facing an engraved title-page: "Published by W. Sutttaby Stationers Court and C. Corrall Charing Cross 1804." Each of the 4 sections with an engraved frontis tissue guard and printed title-page. Tissue guards browned and chipped otherwise clean English text on lightly toned paper. A neat little book in a very good full leather binding. "Walter Long of Preshaw House Hampshire JP DL 24 November 1788 � 5 January 1871 was an English landowner.Descended from the Long family of Wiltshire he was born at Corhampton Hampshire the only son of John Long and Ellen Hippesley Trenchard. He was educated at Oriel College Oxford where he gained a BA in 1809 and MA in 1812. He was a student of Lincolns Inn in 1809. He became a justice of the peace in 1815 and was appointed High Sheriff of Hampshire in 1824. Walter Long married 12 February 1810 Lady Mary Carnegie eldest daughter of Admiral William Carnegie 7th Earl of Northesk G.C.B and Mary Ricketts. They had twelve children. He died 5 January 1871 and Lady Mary died 7 March 1875. They are both buried at Upham. London: Printed by W. Sutttaby, Stationers' Court, (successor to T. Wills); and C. Corrall, 38, Charing Cross, 1804 . hardcover

Chilton Books · Royaume-Uni80,00 £GB≈ 91,34 €

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The Nautical Magazine for 1875. New Series. a Journal of Papers on Subjects Connected with Maritime Affairs. Volume XLIV No. I. January 1875 to No. XII. December 1875.

1875113039London: Simpkin Marshall & Co. and J. D. Potter. Poor with no dust jacket. 1875. First Edition. Hardcover. In original half leather/marbled boards gilt titling to the spine. The boards and the leather spine and corners are very rubbed and worn the front and rear boards are completely detached. Page fore-edges are dusty/browned and stained. Internally in very good condition with a VERY little sporadic foxing/staining here and there but tightly bound and generally very clean. Formerly in the Seafarers' Education Service library - Crew's Library with their book plate on the front pastedown and a blue 'Withdrawn' stamp but NO other Library markings anywhere in the book. Opposing the bookplate on the ffep is a 'presentation plate' and not noted but the former owner was Joanna Greenlaw - a well known author having written books on horology and the sea etc - a couple of tears in this endpaper. 2 1060 pp. A couple of full page b/w plates a b/w fold out diagram and some line drawings /diagrams in the text. Contents cover various "subjects connected with maritime affairs." some continued from former volumes others are 'stand alone' - Articles included in this volume = ' Wreck Report for 1873 '; ' Our Colonies -V - Indian Possessions and Australasia ' ; ' Arctic Expedition of 1875 ' ; ' Atlantic Stream Ferries - 1. Cunard: 2. The Allen Line: 3. Inman Line: 4. National Line '; ' Starvation ' ; 'The International conference on Maritime Metrology ': ' The Annexation of New Guinea ' ; ' Emigration to South America ' ; 'Marine Inventions ' ; 'The commercial value of Human Life' ; ' The "Schiller" of Hamburg Wrecked 7th May 1875' ; etc etc. Overall a generally clean and tight complete copy for research reading etc - but not a collectors copy unless you have it repaired/rebound. Images available on request. This book is overweight and MAY require extra postage depending on your location. ; New Series; Ex-Library; Thick 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Simpkin, Marshall & Co. , and J. D. Potter, hardcover

Sue Lloyd-Davies Books · Royaume-Uni75,00 £GB≈ 85,64 €

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The Nautical Magazine for 1876. New Series. A Journal of Papers on Subjects Connected with Maritime Affairs. Volume XLV No. I. January 1876 to No. XII. December 1876.

1876113038London: Simpkin Marshall & Co. and J. D. Potter. Fair with no dust jacket. 1876. First Edition. Hardcover. In original half leather/marbled boards gilt titling to the spine. The boards and the leather spine and corners are very rubbed and worn the front board is completely detached and the rear hinge of the spine is splitting down most of the length but holding. Page fore-edges are dusty/browned. However in very good condition internally tightly bound and generally very clean. Formerly in the Seafarers' Education Service Library - Crew's Library with their book plate on the front pastedown and a blue 'Withdrawn' stamp but NO other Library markings anywhere in the book. Opposing this on the ffep is a 'Presentation plate' and the former owners' name and location written by her in ink Joanna Greenlaw - a well known author having written books on horology and the sea etc - a couple of holes in this endpaper. 4 1148 pp. Three Full page b/w plates a b/w map and some line drawings /diagrams in the text. Contents cover various "subjects connected with Maritime Affairs." some continued from former volumes others are 'stand alone' - articles included in this volume = ' Shipowners: The Few and the Many ' ; ' Atlantic Sea Ferries No V ' ; 'Marine Invention'; ' The Strength and Strains of Iron Ships ' ; 'As Regards the Mercantile Marine' ; ' The Crab and Lobster Fisheries of Cromer '; 'The Channel Tunnel and Railway' ; ' The Norwegian Deep-Sea Exploring Expedition ' the bottom front corner of page 595/6 torn off with a little loss to the text there ; ' On the Authority of the Master of A British Ship to Correct the Mariners ' ; ' The Screw-Propeller ' ; ' The Port of Venice ' ; ' The Lifeboat Bridge and Lifeboat in Steamers ' ; ' Our Maritime Defences considered combined with the Manning of our Merchant Ships' ; ' The Health of Seamen '; ' On Sea and Land - Recollections of a Sailor.' ; ' The Port of Venice ' ; ' The Lifeboat Bridge and Lifeboat in Steamers ' ; ' Our Maritime Defences considered combined with the Manning of our Merchant Ships' ; ' The Health of Seamen '; ' On Sea and Land - Recollections of a Sailor.' ; ' The Arctic Expedition '. Overall a Clean and Tight complete copy for research reading etc - but not a collectors copy unless you have it repaired/rebound. Images available on Request. This book is overweight and MAY require extra postage depending on your location. ; New Series; Ex-Library; Thick 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Simpkin, Marshall & Co. , and J. D. Potter, hardcover

Sue Lloyd-Davies Books · Royaume-Uni75,00 £GB≈ 85,64 €

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