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1912438405London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" 1912. 1912 Edition. Hardcover. Very good library copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Hinges starting. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Physical description; illustrations ; 30 cm. Notes; Issues are designated by year only and are not numbered. Subjects; Decoration and ornament ; Periodicals. Decorative arts ; Periodicals. Interior decoration ; Periodicals. Architecture Modern 20th century ; Periodicals. Architecture ; Periodicals. Interior decoration Yearbooks. Art industries and trade Yearbooks. Art Decorative Yearbooks. Art ; Periodicals. Decoration and ornament. Decorative arts. Interior decoration. London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" hardcover
1922438406London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" 1922. 1922 Edition. Hardcover. Very good library copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Subjects; Decoration and ornament ; Periodicals. Decorative arts ; Periodicals. Interior decoration ; Periodicals. Architecture Modern 20th century ; Periodicals. Architecture ; Periodicals. Art industries and trade Yearbooks. Art Decorative Yearbooks. Art ; Periodicals. Decoration and ornament. Decorative arts. Interior decoration. Decoration and ornament. Decorative arts. London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" hardcover
1942438483London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" 1942. 1942 Edition. Hardcover. Very good library copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat dulled and rubbed as with age. Light foxing to prelims. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Subjects; Decoration and ornament ; Periodicals. Decorative arts ; Periodicals. Interior decoration ; Periodicals. Architecture Modern 20th century ; Periodicals. Architecture ; Periodicals. Interior decoration Yearbooks. Art industries and trade Yearbooks. Art Decorative Yearbooks. Art ; Periodicals. Decoration and ornament. Decorative arts. Interior decoration. London ; Paris ; New York : Offices of ""The Studio"" hardcover
1970164H4688British Columbia: Cadboro Bay United Church W.A. 1970. Book. Fair. Ring-bound. First Edition. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. 42 one-sided pages. Oblong 22 x 11cm. Undated but may be circa 1970. Unmarked with somewhat above-average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Cadboro Bay United Church W.A. Paperback
1864066002London: Sampson Low & Son & Marston 1864. Book. Good. Hardcover. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Green cloth boards blind stamped gilt title to front board and spine shelfwear small tear at top end at spine page vi has two pink satins some notes to margins in ink previous owners' names to fep. and title page with dates illustrated. Sampson Low & Son & Marston Hardcover
71231Bees Books Published Between 1801 1900 . 1st. Ed. Pub. Sampson Low Son and Marston. 1864. pp.xx 224 with b/w. illus. plus 16-page publishers catalogue to rear. 8vo. Hardback. Charming illus. small blind stamp to ffep. and further early signature in pencil. Internal hinges a little tender. Some spotting internally o/w. contents fine. Original decorated green boards with gilt motif and lettering in thor. vg. condition. Harding 304. Comes with a copy of the Yorkshire Beekeepers Association printed flyer dated 1951 fot a weekend beekeeping school focussing on Beekeeping in theory and practice. Bees Books Published Between 1801 + 1900 hardcover
71213Bees Books Published Between 1801 1900 . 1st. Ed. Pub. Sampson Low Son and Marston. 1864. pp.xx 224 with b/w. illus. plus 16-pages of publishers adverts to rear. 8vo. Hardback. Neat early signature to top of p.1. Occ. corner crease o/w. contents nr. fine. Original decorated green boards with gilt motif and lettering very pleasing and in nr. fine condition. Harding 304. Bees Books Published Between 1801 + 1900 hardcover
71230Bees Books Published Between 1801 1900 . 1st. Ed. Pub. Sampson Low Son and Marston. 1864. pp.xx 224 with b/w. illus. plus 24-page publishers catalogue to rear. 8vo. Hardback. Two early signatures one dated 1867. Contents nr. fine. Original decorated green boards with gilt motif and lettering in vg. plus condition. Harding 304. Bees Books Published Between 1801 + 1900 hardcover
elala6171Bombay & Calcutta: c1920’s. First Edition. Including views of Calcutta Bombay Agra Madras Delhi Simla Darjeeling Srinagar in Kashmir Benares Hyderabad Lucknow and Ootacamund. oblong folio. 16 mounted colour plates. original cloth-backed bds. light wear to lower edges. elala6171 Bombay & Calcutta: [c1920’s] hardcover
1435122682.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
2005013879New York NY: Mad Books 2005. First edition stated / first printing 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Perma-Bound hardcover is in very good ex-library missing first white page checkout list on inside rear cover library name marked out in 3 places condition with pictorial covers. An Attractive Copy! Please feel free to ask me for pictures or more information Thanks. . First Edition. Pictorial Hardcover. Very Good. Mad Books Hardcover
0316328022.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
19602090202118205122Kodansha 1960. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Kodansha paperback
A13B-02790Bathroom Readers' Press. 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. Bathroom Readers' Press unknown
2018x-3319725254Springer 2018. Hardcover. New. 980 pages. 9.25x6.10x2.20 inches. Springer hardcover
2090502113703323Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19822090502113709051Not Available 1982. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
22581'From the Christian Times.' London Dated 10 May 1852. For the context see Gardiner's entry in the Oxford DNB. Gardiner's disastrous last mission to Patagonia ended with his death on 6 September 1851 as the last of the seven missionaries to starve to death on Picton Island. No other copy of the present item has been traced either on OCLC WorldCat or on COPAC. 4pp 16mo. Bifolium. Well printed. In fair condition lightly aged and worn and folded several times. At the end of the poem is the author's pseudonym the Greek letter delta with the date 'May 10 1852.' Monologue in blank verse by 'Captain Allan sic Gardiner' who is 'seen lying near a boat in the latest stage of exhaustion'. The poem begins: 'Once more I am myself again. Once more As calm as free from pain as clear in mind As in the days of health I gaze around And ask What hope' The poem is preceded by the following note by the 'Editor': 'We had designed to ask especial attention to the touching narrative of Captain Gardiner's Patagonian Mission and to have given expression to our sentiments upon that great undertaking. If it had prospered we should have heard nothing but commendation of the motives which planned and the indomitable fortitude which achieved so perilous an expedition: it failed and therefore it is subjected to obloquy. Such is the state of the world in its estimate of human action and such it has been from the days of Nelson - when he disobeyed orders at Copenhagen and would probably have been shot if success had not been his apology - to the present hour. We give insertion with much pleasure to the following touching lines.' Four footnotes in small print one of them very long with reference to 'Captain Morshead's report'. '(From the Christian Times.)' [London] Dated 10 May 1852. unknown
1890857F9London: Perken Son & Rayment 1890 . Cloth. Very Good. 7.5" by 5". Not Stated. The very scarce second edition of Perken Son and Rayment's guide to the magic lantern which they produced and sold under the brand name 'Optimus'. The second edition of this work first published in 1888 and very scarce in all editions.With explanatory vignette illustrations throughout.Originally just an importer the company became a maker of cameras lenses and other photographic equipment including studio and darkroom apparatus. The company also made magic lanterns and accessories telescopes binoculars surveying and other scientific equipment.This work explains the construction and use of the magic lantern an early form of image projector used for education and entertainment purposes in the nineteenth century. In an 1890 review the Sunday Times commended the work for giving 'exhaustive instruction for drawing room and public exhibitions whether the instrument be illuminated by oil lamp or oxy-hydrogen gas'.Undated; dated 1890 via Jisc.With twelve pages of publisher's advertisements to the rear.A wonderfully descriptive and very scarce guide to the magic lantern explaining its construction and use. In the publisher's original pictorial cloth binding. Externally bright with ink spots to perimeters of front board. Internally firmly bound. Pages lightly age toned but generally clean and bright. Very Good Perken, Son, & Rayment hardcover
19225478The System Bible Company 1922. First Edition. Leather. VERY GOOD. 8vo smyth-sewn binding in brown Morocco goatskin leather with 3/4 yapp ironed calf liner art-gilt edges. Leather shows moderate wear to edges text a bit thumbed some light dampstaining; unmarked sound attractive copy. The System Bible Company unknown
1871862A35London: William Smith 1871. Paperback. Good. 8" by 5" . None . The third edition of this verse scarce pamphlet outlining the history of the Franco-Prussian War in verse. The third edition of this work. A very scarce pamphlet rarely seen in commerce and found institutionally in five libraries only including the British Library and the library at the University of Manchester. A history of the Franco-Prussian War in verse by an unnamed nephew of Sir John Hutton Cooper 1765-1828 English doctor courtier and politician. In the original publisher's wraps. Externally with minor loss to upper outer margin front wrap chipping to rear. Minor chipping to head and tail of spine. Internally firmly bound. Pages generally clean with a touch of browning as usual with the type of paper used. Good William Smith paperback
18004Bath Somerset. 4 April 1769. 1p. 8vo. roughly 27.5 x 18.5 cm. On a piece of watermarked laid paper. The present item is the original handbill reproduced on pp.41-44 of 'The Bath Contest: Being a Collection of all the Papers Advertisements &c. Published Before and Since The Death of Mr. Derrick By the Candidates For the Office of Master of Ceremonies And their Friends Digested in Regular Order' Bath: Archer and Cruttwell 1769. It is scarce: no other copy being traced either on OCLC WorldCat or on COPAC. A frail survival on aged worn and creased paper with loss at head and to left-hand margin. It has lost the top line of the two-line heading consisting of 'To the Ladies and Gentlemen who are yet uninflu-'. The only other part of the text lacking is the number 4 of the day of the month in the bottom left-hand corner leaving 'th April 1769.' The initial paragraph is addressed to 'Ladies and Gentlemen' and this is followed by one addressed to 'Ladies' with the last four paragraphs addressed to 'Gentlemen'. The document begins: 'Ladies and Gentlemen Your Interests are united by the strong Hand of Nature. She hath given to both Sexes those Powers which equally promote each other's Happiness.' It concludes: 'What a Scene for your Sex to appear in Your Absence may shame them into Temper. A Room full of Men! What a ridiculous Sight! What Wretches should we be without You.' Note: Captain William Wade was appointed MC in 1769 -1777. [ Bath, Somerset. ] [4] April 1769. unknown
24827‘November 1937. Written from’ ‘Parent Centre “Eversley†Thorpe-le-Soken Essex.’. The item advertised in the present prospectus no other copy of which has been traced is unaccountably absent from the bibliography of the Victorian author Charles Kingsley. Information regarding the Universal Group of Intuitives was provided to ‘Light’ the journal of the Spiritualist Alliance by its General Secretary Mrs Frances Boltwood ‘Angela’ and appeared in its number of 10 September 1936. The UGI was according to Mrs Boltwood ‘guided in all its activities by its leader and founder Charles Kingsley Canon Author and Poet 1819-1875 . It came into being through the mission work which was founded by Charles Kingsley and opened in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Boltwood at 6 Milverton Gardens Seven Kings. This was begun on November 20th 1932. Angela’s Healing Sanctuary has been a definite part of the work.’ ‘Angela’ was based at the ‘First Church’ at Grosvenor Hall 45 Grosvenor Road Ilford. The ‘New Headquarters’ a ‘Father-Mother Church Healing Sanctuary and Rest Home’ was claimed to be ‘dedicated’ by Kingsley in 1936. No other copy traced. 3pp 12mo. Bifolium. A frail ephemeral survival. In poor condition creased and pitted with loss to lower corners of both leaves not affecting text and pitting and holes. The front cover carries a photographic portrait of a smiling ‘Angela’. i.e. Mrs Boltwood. The book is said to have been written by Kingsley ‘Through the trance Mediumship of Crusader’ i.e. Mr Boltwood. The prospectus is written in the form of a two-page letter from ‘Angela’ to ‘Dear Universal Reader’. She reports that she has ‘separated from the world’ and has willingly given herself up ‘to the work of providing by demonstration the Truth of the teachings brought by our Leader and Founder Charles Kingsley’. She notes that ‘Many members - now over two hundred - have contributed to the cost of publishing this Volume but without the greater assistance of Miss K. M. Pearson it would have been impossible for a while to have published the First Volume. The meeting of many expenses which have occurred in establishing the Universal Group of Intuitives has been largely due to Miss Pearson giving the greater part of her earthly income.’ The book itself is scarce with JISC only listing copies at the BL Cambridge and Trinity College Dublin. Despite the importunings of ‘Angela’ and ‘Crusader’ Kingsley does not appear to have been inclined to complete his magnum opus. By 1950 Charles Dennis Boltwood 1889-1985 had grown disattisfied with Kingsley. He was ordained a priest of the Free Protestant Episcopal Church and ten years later he was a bishop and its leader. ‘November, 1937. Written from’ ‘Parent Centre, “Eversleyâ€, Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex.’ unknown
5014London: published in 'Vanity Fair' 17 January 1874. Paper dimensions roughly fifteen inches by ten and a half wide; print dimensions twelve inches by seven and a quarter wide. Good clear image with border a little dusty and aged. Full-length image of a dour Panizzi standing at a desk holding a book. Page of letterpress on separate leaf of same dimensions containing spirited account 'he sought refuge in Switzerland but he was expelled discreditably from that country . Keeper of the Printed Books . the man in all Europe most competent to fill it. His extraordinary knowledge of all the literature and most of the languages of the Earth . so amiable a man that he has worked the Library up to its present position without making an enemy ! . known to the officials with whom he has had to do as Pan the deity of the British Museum. .' See Image. [London]: published in 'Vanity Fair', 17 January 1874. unknown
675816 February 1850; on illustrated letterhead. 4to 2 pp. Apparently the first leaf of the list only. On aged paper with wear and chipping to extremities but with text entirely legible. The letterhead carries an engraving 6.5 x 9.5 cm of a pile of books quill pen and ink pot with text advertising the 'Imprimerie Librairie et Cabinet de Lecture d'Aubin' printed on the open pages of one of the volumes. Beneath the illustration are the words 'LE MÉMORIAL D'AIX journal politique et littéraire' and there is further text to the right and left of it. In French. Written in two hands in light blue ink. A five-line initial note asking for the books to be quoted at the lowest possible price is followed by the list in another hand in two columns continuing to the end of the second page. Most of the items appear to be novels. The absence of signature and valediction suggests that the list is incomplete. See Image. 16 February 1850; on illustrated letterhead. unknown
