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172941930s. Hand-drawn animation strip book. Graphite. Twenty-five stapled leaves with a drawing to the recto of each. Very good condition with old staple holes to the top edge an old punch hole to the lower left corner the first and last page loose and minor wear to the extremities. The drawings remain clean and bright. An accomplished series of characterful drawings similar to the style of Disney from the early days of British animation. Produced by a professional illustrator they depict the evolving friendship of a mouse and a lion. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. 1930s unknown
172871930s. Manuscript animation strip book. Graphite. Twenty-nine stapled leaves with a drawing to the recto of each some with narrative text in ink to verso. Very good condition with an old punch hole to the upper right corner the first and last three pages loose and minor wear to the extremities. The drawings remain clean and bright. A highly accomplished series of drawings similar to the style of Disney from the early days of British animation. Produced by a professional illustrator it tells the story of an adventurous young rabbit called 'Whiskers' who strays from the warren and is then tricked into the home of 'Sly Fox' who plans to make him into his dinner. Along then comes 'villain of the piece no.2 Slippery Stoat' who has similar plans. A fight ensues between the two during which Whiskers' father comes to his rescue. The manuscript appears to be a complete story in itself although could potentially have continued for another page or two. An uncommon draft for an early British animation the characterful drawings wonderfully convey the sense of movement of the finished cartoon. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. 1930s unknown
172921930s. Manuscript animation strip book. Blue pencil. Forty-five stapled leaves with a drawing to the recto of each many also with dialogue. Very good condition with pp.20-45 loose an old punch hole to the lower left corner a few marks to the first page and minor wear to the extremities. The drawings remain clean and bright. A highly accomplished series of drawings similar to the style of Disney from the early days of British animation. Produced by a professional illustrator it tells the tale of settlers heading west their conflicts with Native Americans and the story of the stagecoach between 'the small dusty minin' town of Tombstone' and 'Cactus City' its transportation of gold and the attempts of 'the great Beanpole Jackson' to ensure its safety. The manuscript appears to be a complete story in itself although could potentially have continued for another page or so. An uncommon early animation draft wonderfully produced. Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers. 1930s unknown
394525 June -14 Dec. 1918. Manuscript 8 pages 4to chipped with minor textual loss and slightly stained text clear. Convoy and anti-submarine activity. Usually one line description per day but there is a long description of action involved while on convoy duty encounters with submarines reinforcements damaged ships etc. Their first move was to leave Base on 27th June "in search of Submarine D.6. overdue and then carried on to Lamlash". D.6. was sunk with no survivors on 28 June He gives the names of other ships in the convoy meetings with other ships letters written "D.S.O. trips to base searches for enemy makeup of convoys boiler cleaning depth charge attack football match seen on 23 Nov. "Nov.23rd "last convoy taking Yankee troops back the last convoy of the war to leave LIVERPOOL". 14 Dec. final entry "Arrived at Devonport & tied up." The "Mindful" was present at Jutland. See Wikipedia. And IMAGE. 25 June -14 Dec. 1918. unknown
1979C18691London 1979. First Edition. Hardback. No Dust Jacket. Fine. Small 8vo. 15.5cm by 10cm about 70pp printed recto only with a few illus. Original publisher's light grey cloth lettered gilt on spine and front cover. An earlier selection had appeared in 1977 possibly this was an annual offering from the anonymous compiler to friiends. Contributors include Pete Townshend Tim Hardin Adrian Henri John Betjeman Elspeth Sandys Emperor Wu-Ti John Clare etc. hardcover
2012005547México D.F.: Miguel Ángel Porrúa/H. Camara de Diputados LXI Legislatura/Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad de Cuautla Morelos 2012 Este libro pesa 2.7 kg. sera un aumento en el costo del envio. PIDA COTIZACION PARA EL FLETE ANTES DE ORDENAR.Este manuscrito es un testimonio histórico que relata los hechos y vicisitudes de uno de los acontecimientos más importantes de la lucha por la independencia de México: El Sitio de Cuautla. Su contenido fue escrito al calor de los hechos por el capitán del Ejército Insurgente y tiene un valor incalculable en términos del registro de las costumbres del México de esa época y del reconocimiento que hace a los esfuerzos de héroes nacionales. La publicación de este texto coincide con la conmemoración de los 200 años de estos hechos que resultaron trascendentales para el movimiento por la independencia de México. Miguel Ángel Porrúa/H. Camara de Diputados, LXI Legislatura/Ayuntamiento de la Ciudad de Cuautla, Morelos hardcover
1953mon0000431522Independent Press Ltd 1953T. hardcover. Good. in x in x in. NOT an ex-library book. Clean copy in good condition. This is the 1960 Seventh Impression. Dedication on first page. Some wear top spine. Ink spot on fore-edge. Independent Press Ltd hardcover
1826470716Edinburgh : J.Cunningham and J.and J.Johnstone 1826. 1826. Hardcover. hardback 8vo the two works bound as one 42;16pp title vignette frontis and 7 plates of Holyroodhouse plus 8 plates of Rosslyn no title page for the Rosslyn section owner's inscription on flyleaf moderate foxing on all the plates otherwise clean and tight gilt-decorated full leather binding rubbed Good condition . Edinburgh : J.Cunningham and J.and J.Johnstone, 1826. hardcover
190264641X.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
6131534552Read Books UK pp. 142 . Papeback. New. Read Books (UK) unknown
20172-09548411589780954841157 2017. Paperback. New. 301 pages. 7.81x5.06x0.68 inches. 9780954841157 paperback
2017__09548411589780954841157 2017. Paperback. New. 301 pages. 7.81x5.06x0.68 inches. 9780954841157 paperback
1985Q-0711701741Seven Hills Bookdistributors 1985-01-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Seven Hills Book+distributors paperback
1333325436.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1936T203261Periodical Press London 1936. 1st Edition. SOFTCOVER. 4to magazine in illustrated black and red printed stiff paper wrappers 40pp on newsprint paper. Photos in text advert leaves etc. Almost all the stories and articles are devoted to the King Edward / Wallace Simpson abdication __CONDITION : A well preserved FINE very clean and tight unmarked copy very mild vertical crease to page block slight rub to outer spine pages slightly tanned. A very nice copy of this now quite rare issue. . __We always ship in PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS Periodical Press, London paperback
1931B14NS1048Clapham High School London 1931. 1st Edition. SOFTCOVER. Tall Octavo size 8vo. in stiff card covers 56pp plus loosely inserted typed cast list / programme for a 6th form play - The brigand. and two school concert programmes __CONDITION : Covers slightly tanned and dusty name on fly-leaf R Audrey Philips / lower VI 1932 else FINE an otherwise well preserved and very clean and tight copy. . __We always ship in PROTECTIVE CARD PARCELS Clapham High School, London paperback
188052146London: William Satchell & Co. 1880 / 1888. 8vo. Two volumes. 192; 188 pp. Original green cloth with gilt lettering to front boards & spines. Wear to spine ends & corners of second volume. Minor marks and bumping to boards of second volume. Volume one fresh and clean. Six woodcuts to vol. 1. Illustrations to vol. 2. Slight spotting. A VG pair. . Very Good. Gilt Lettered Cloth. 1880. William Satchell & Co. 1880 / 1888 hardcover
189151632Derby: Privately printed for subscribers only at The Moray Press 1891. 8vo. xxiii 171 pp. Edition limited to 444 copies of which this is copy no. 426. Dark red full leather with gilt borders to front & rear covers and gilt lettered spine. Top edge gilt. Gilt turn-ins and silk endpapers. Printed on Van Gelder paper. Edges uncut. Short tear to joint of lower spine. Bookplate to verso of ffep. VG. . Very Good. Full Leather. Limited Edition. 1891. Privately printed for subscribers only at The Moray Press 1891 hardcover
1828013914London: William Pickering 1828. First Thus . Hardcover. Near Fine. Blue blind-stamped cloth covered boards slightly flexible but not really limp gilt title to fr. bright and clean a touch of slight rubbing to extremities inevitable given mode of binding. iv 44; small sig. top outer corner fr. end-paper end-papers light yellow with blind-stamping showing through to paste-downs otherwise clean tight and virtually unworn. Frier Tuck also known as Robin Goodfellow and Puck was a devil the short anonymous introduction is a scholarly account of origins and bibliographic record of this version of which only two copies are known one having a 'limited reprint' in 1810. Apparently extremely scarce no website sale matches for the title located at time of listing. 11.5 cm x 18 cm <br/> <br/> William Pickering hardcover
1852LTH3-F-24London: Houlston and Stoneman 1852-3. Leather. Good. 6.5" by 4". None. Two interesting novels bound as one. The first Uncle Tom in England appears to be an english novel which draws a parallel to Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin. The author is not attributed although to the rear there is an essay by anti-slavery campaigner and president of the British and Foreign anti-slavery society Thomas Clarkson. To the preface is written that the author has connected its plot to the work of Mrs Stowe and is therefore to be looked on as an Echo or sequel to 'Uncle Tom'. Several characters share their names with Stowe's. This is the third edition of Uncle Tom in England printed the same year as the first American edition. Uncle tom in England is an extremely scarce and unusual text. The second novel to this text is Benjamin Disraeli's novel Venetia. Venetia was originally released in 1837 and was published so as to form an income for Disraeli in a time of need. It is a romance based on the characters of Shelley and Byron. In a half calf binding with paper covered boards. Externally generally smart with heavy rubbing to spine and boards. Spine label and head and tail of spine are particularly rubbed. Front hinge is slightly strained but firm. Prior owner's inscription to front pastedown 'John P Maitland Family Heriloom'. Another inscription to recto of front endpaper dated 1918. Internally generally firmly bound. Pages are slightly age toned to edges with scattered spots throughout. Good Houlston and Stoneman hardcover
18300046431830. Full Straight-Grained Morocco. Very Good. An exquisite manuscript copy of plates from the 1644 work by Wencelaus Hollar. While a copy the pen-and-ink work here is absolutely exceptional requiring a loupe or magnifying glass to fully appreciate the niceties of detailing achieved by the artist copier. It is also clear that this copier did not merely trace the original work. Heightening the pen-and-ink work are touches of watercolor. 8vo. 173 by 117 mm. Unpaginated half-title page with a handwritten copy of the verse from "The Merchant of Venice entitled "The Folly of Fashion the Deceit of Ornament or Appearance" second title copied from the 1644 work followed by 36 mounted pen and ink copies of fashion etchings from the 1644 work and a final page with a drawing of a trophy and two musings written out. The drawings besides being meticulous with near-microscopic detail are austere with the pen and ink work heightened with only touches of flesh color for the women's faces and tiny dabs of gold for jewelry buttons and the like. The austerity we would stress is befitting the fashions represented as the early and mid-17th century was a time that garments tended to be more monochromatic and sober meant to suggest piety as any student of portraits from this era coincident with the Puritan Revolution and religious wars on the continent would have absorbed. And we would add the austerity is not just of the dress but also the expression on the women depicted here. The flesh color applied to the faces and also hands is just as nuanced as everything else about these portraits. There is a gradient of coloration capturing very realistically the actual pigment of human flesh. The one exception to the limited color usage is a depiction of a woman from Virginia a Native American whose bare garment is painted red and who is wearing jewelry that is captured with bolder applications of gold. This exotic specimen also shows a woman with a tattoo on her arms something that was completely alien from European cultures at the time. The Virginian is not the only non-European depicted however as there is a woman from Algiers a Moresco woman an Argentinian. Also shown is a Turkish woman and the dress shown is from different strata of the societies represented. Short cursive handwritten captions identify for us where the model is from. All the handwriting including on the title the poem etc. is rendered in a tight minute script. Unfortunately there is no indication who the artist copyist was other than the initials PC by several of the drawings. In the front there is an ownership inscription of an Elizabeth Cobbett. There is a watercolored bookplate with the Hillman family crest. unknown
418422Heinemann London. Hardcover. Good. THERE ARE NO TARIFFS OR CUSTOMS DUTIES ON BOOKS. Clean tight copy no marks name inscribed inside cover E. J. Binfield could be the Binfield that commanded a frigate in the South Atlantic in WWII. Black covers with gilt on spine. Heinemann, London hardcover
189255046London: Macmillan and Co. 1892. 12mo.Prize Binding. xi 454 pp. Gilt-decorated maroon full morocco. Raised bands to spine with gilt panels and lettering. All edges gilt. Prize binding with gilt school device of the Godolphin School Hammersmith to front board and prize bookplate to front pastedown. Gilt turn-ins and marbled endpapers. Bound by Bickers. Title-page vignette. Minor spotting to prelims. A bright and Fine copy. . Fine. Full Morocco. 1892. Macmillan and Co. 1892 unknown
1775011891London: The Author Sold by W.Flexney in Holborn 1775. 2nd ed. 1st 1774 . Hardcover. VG for age. 22 cms x 27 Cms. half-titlet.p.12; main fault is lower gutter opening between pp.2/3 last page tanned border tanning to half-title and t.p. also faintly throughout; bound in grey boards with new grey end-papers title and date neatly hand written top centre front and title only to spine. <br/> <br/> The Author, Sold by W.Flexney, in Holborn hardcover
19373554907250711937. First Edition. Newcastle upon Tyne: King's College Newcastle 1937. First Edition. Softback magazine. Not published in a dustwrapper. Issue 1 of "Rag Pie" - the First Book of "Kings". Rag Pie was produced to raise funds for charities in the City of Newcastle. It contains a 2-page pastiche pages 47-49 written in the style of PGW. The author presumably a student is not identified. Not in McIlvaine. Exceedingly uncommon. Further photographs available upon request. unknown
