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67045aaf1926 - 1928, pt. in-8vo, 54 Bl. + 6 leere Bl. + 21 Postk. + 5 Zeitungsausschnitten, Vorder- u. Hinterdeckel abgefallen, vorne Relief eines Hirschkopfes aufgeklebt.
18907385ALondon, Hagelberg, ca. 1890. Quer-12°. 20 unn. S. mit farbigen Abb. Farb. ill. OPbd. Rücken berieben, Vorderdeckel mit leichten Knickspuren. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1758AQ32900London: s.n. 1758. 21pp 1. A variant issued without half-title or terminal 10pp of company bye-laws. Contemporary navy wrappers. Extremities worn and marked. Central vertical fold. Very occasional early manuscript annotations. A mid-eighteenth-century reissue of the rules and orders for the good government of the Bank of England; including the charter of incorporation issued by King William III and Queen Mary II on July 27th 1694. One wonders whether the republication of the charter in 1758 may have been occasioned by the execution of Stafford linen draper Richard Vaughan following his conviction for the forgery of a Bank of England note; the first conviction of its kind. ESTC N3488. Folio. [s.n.] unknown
18922911Paris, Librairie Marpon et Flammarion, s. d. (circa 1892) ; in-4, demie-toile violette à la bradel, pièce de titre miel entre deux doubles filets dorés, un fleuron décoratif doré au dos, double filet doré en pied du dos ; (4) ff. (bl.), 14 pp. (faux-titre, titre, dédicace, citation, préface), IV pp. (introduction), 300 pp., (5) ff. (2 ff. de table, bl.) ; 17 planches hors-texte d'illustrations en noir sur papier blanc fort, quelques illustrations en noir in-texte.
168721522London: Printed by Charles Bill Henry Hills and Thomas Newcomb Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty 1687. Some scuffing to cover cloth bottom third of leaf G3 torn away a few leaves with short tears to margins a few leaves with chips to margins 2 leaves with archival repairs to margins lacking 6 leaves Rr 5 &6; Ss 5 & 6; Tt 5 & 6 blank. Quarto 31.5 cm modern half tan morocco and brown boards; 460 pp i.e. 230 leaves collation A-C4 D6 E2 F-G4 H-Nn6 Oo4 Pp-Qq6 Rr-Tt4. <br/><br/>Text ends on verso of Tt4 with the first part of "A Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving to be used yearly upon the fifth day of November; For the happy deliverance of the King and the Three Estates of the Realm form the most traiterous and Bloudy intended Massacre by Gunpowder" which should conclude on the following page. The 2 leaves lacking from Ss contained the "Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving" for the 23rd of December in honor of and by decree of King James II. The king was deposed in 1689 and it is likely that these pages were excised in light of that. Printed by Charles Bill, Henry Hills, and Thomas Newcomb, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty hardcover
19243492040 Stationary Hospital Harfluer France/ Ward 8 St. John Military Hosp. Woking Surrey England: n.p. 1924. Autograph Album. Good. Oblong autograph album. Approx. 9" x 7.5". Album has dark colored soft padded leather covers with "Autographs" signed in gilt on the front cover. Leather dentelles inside. Decorative end sheets. The right front end sheet was mostly removed. Repaired. New dark blue mulberry paper spine added. Front and rear hinges repaired with tissue. The owner worked as a Nurse in the hospital ward at 40 Stationary Hospital Harfluer France and at Ward 8 St. John Military Hosp. Woking Surrey. Her inscription is written on the front paste down - "Miss Ethel E. J. Clarke "The Grove" 41 Moore St. Worcester." 56 pages of this album were used for original art inscriptions autographs and verse. 27 of the pages have illustrated with original art. One page has a cut out racist cartoon character of black children. Another page has a photograph of a soldier in uniform. The majority of the inscriptions and art work are dated 1918 and 1919. A handful of 1924 inscriptions located towards the back. No other dates recorded. Several inscriptions from soldiers include their home place and regimental unit inside. Some of the names regiments inscribed include: <br /> "L.C. Tearae "Tank Corps"; <br /> "Pte. R.C.J. Hervey 21035 23. Batt. Bisley Camp; <br /> Pte. B. Anderson South African Scottish Barracks Woking Surrey"; <br /> "Pte R. Patience 3rd South African Reft."; <br /> autographs from the 4th 38th 25th 42nd 50th Canadians in Ward 8 St. Johns Military Hospital Woking;<br /> "WE Ryan 22nd Australians"; <br /> "R.F.A. R.H.A. R.C.A. Sons of Guns" drawn by Dr. T. Stretton; <br /> "Best Wishes "From" Guardsman Duncan McVey 1st Batt. Grenadier Guards" with a photograph;<br /> a drawing titled "A Medical Armistice" at 40th Stationary Hospital. Harfluer France by Henry G. Bredle 324 Siege Battery R.G.A.;<br /> <br /> Several more names and places are recorded inside. Several of the original sketches are very good. The interior of the Album is in very good condition. This is a nice example of exceedingly scarce collection of autographs and art work from the World War I era. n.p. unknown
1791910Londini London: Gulielmi Bent 1791. Second edition. Leather Bound. Near Fine. 3 7/8 x 6 inches. 12mo. Collates as: A 2 leaves B - T in 8s U 6 leaves. Printed in two column Roman type. Pages clean. Marbled endpapers. Bound in contemporary full maroon morocco with gilt borders and central starburst emblems. Spine with five compartments each with a gilt emblem separated by gilt rules. Corners rounded and front cover lightly scuffed. Griffiths 87:23 A wonderful copy of the Anglican BCP in Latin revised by Edward Harwood a classical scholar and Presbyterian minister in a very nice contemporary binding. Gulielmi Bent unknown
18451298London: John Murray 1845. First edition. Velvet and metal. Very Good. Owen Jones. 7 x 10 inches. 8vo. xl 484 pages. Collates as a-e in 4s A - S in 4s g - z in 4s pi 4 leaves Aa - Hh in 4s Ii 1 leaf. Each page printed within border with rules and chromolithographed decorations. Pages bright and clean and free from marking soiling or staining. Rubrics printed in red. Psalter printed in two columns with half title frontispiece and other gilded plates. Griffiths 1845/24. Cream silk moire endpapers. Gilt and gauffered edges. Gilding bright. Bound in full purple velvet with brass edges engraved brass shield to front cover and two engraved brass clasps one defective. All page edges gauffered. A little wear at the top and bottom of the hinges. A very attractive binding with light wear. Contained in black leather slipcase in very good condition. Slipcase repaired and lined with cloth. An extraordinary Victorian Book of Common Prayer in an unusually nice contemporary velvet and metal binding with clasps. The vignettes initials and ornaments were designed by Owen Jones a notable 19th Century Welsh architect. John Murray unknown
18631300London: Bickers and Son printed at the Chiswick Press by Whittingham and Wilkins 1863. Leather Bound. Near Fine. 3 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches. 8vo. Unpaginated. Collates as: a - d B - KK a - z aa - bb all in 6s. Title page within border representing the Tree of Jesse. Woodcut of Queen Elizabeth I at prayer on verso of title page. Each page printed within intricately detailed decorated border after Albrecht Durer Hans Holbein and contemporaries. Ink ownership inscription on ffep. Else fine. A variant imprint of Griffiths 1863/22. Bound in full black morocco by Larkins with marbled endpapers and triple gilt ruled covers. All page edges gilt. Gilt dentelles. Spine with six compartments separated by gilt ruled raised bands. One compartment with gilt title "Queen Elizabeth's Book of Common Prayer" and the remaining compartments decorated with gilt floral motifs. A truly spectacular example of Victorian book production reportedly imitating Queen Elizabeth's Prayer Book. Bickers and Son, printed at the Chiswick Press by Whittingham and Wilkins unknown
1736698131736. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. Quarto. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. Quarto. The City Charters and Geographical Boundaries of Bristol England Bristol England. Bristol. The City Charters. Containing the Original Institution of Mayors Recorders Sheriffs Town-Clerks And All Other Officers Whatsoever. As also of a Common-Council And the Ancient Laws and Customs of the City. Diligently Compar'd with And Corrected According to the Latin Originals. To which are Added The Bounds of the City By Land With the Exact Distances from Stone to Stone All Round the City. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. 297 15 pp. A few errors in pagination text complete. Copperplate frontispiece. Final advertisement leaf. Quarto 9-1/2" x 7-1/2". Contemporary paneled calf gilt spine with raised bands and lettering piece joints and head of spine reinforced gilt tooling to board edges. Light rubbing and a few minor scratches stains and scuffs to boards moderate rubbing to board edges small chip to lettering piece corners bumped and somewhat worn hinges starting. Light toning to text slightly heavier in places light foxing to a few leaves. $500. Only edition. Includes details on the recently completed 1736 survey indicated by the exact location of some 74 boundary stones on the Gloucestershire side and of 29 on the Somersetshire side. One example: "Stone 1. On the bank of the River of Avon near a limekiln on the East and a sluice on the West call'd Woodwell's-Lake standeth the first stone." This is indeed the only edition; a copy at the Ransom Center at the University of Texas Austin with a suggested date of "1735" must surely be a mistake. OCLC locates 12 copies in North America 3 in law libraries Harvard University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania. English Short-Title Catalogue T143949. unknown books
1736694771736. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. Quarto. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. Quarto. The City Charters and Geographical Boundaries of Bristol England Bristol England. Bristol. The City Charters. Containing the Original Institution of Mayors Recorders Sheriffs Town-Clerks And All Other Officers Whatsoever. As also of a Common-Council And the Ancient Laws and Customs of the City. Diligently Compar'd with And Corrected According to the Latin Originals. To which are Added The Bounds of the City By Land With the Exact Distances from Stone to Stone All Round the City. Bristol: Sold by Felix Farley 1736. 297 15 pp. A few errors in pagination text complete. Copperplate frontispiece. Final advertisement leaf. Quarto 9-1/2" x 7-1/2". Contemporary paneled calf rebacked in period style lettering piece and gilt-edged raised bands to spine endpapers renewed. Moderate rubbing to boards and board edges corners bumped and somewhat worn. Moderate toning a few leaves somewhat darker occasional light foxing to margins minor worming to margins in a few places with no loss to text early owner signature of Marmaduke Coules to recto of frontispiece. $500. Only edition. Includes details on the recently completed 1736 survey indicated by the exact location of some 74 boundary stones on the Gloucestershire side and of 29 on the Somersetshire side. One example: "Stone 1. On the bank of the River of Avon near a limekiln on the East and a sluice on the West call'd Woodwell's-Lake standeth the first stone." This is indeed the only edition; a copy at the Ransom Center at the University of Texas Austin with a suggested date of "1735" must surely be a mistake. OCLC locates 12 copies in North America 3 in law libraries Harvard University of Minnesota University of Pennsylvania. English Short-Title Catalogue T143949. unknown books
1707292146Oxford London: Printed by the University-Printers Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers 1707. Full Leather. Very Good binding. The Book of Common Prayer and Book of Psalms for the Church of England bound together in one volume; both were published in 1707. Complete with 53 numbered plates. Interestingly three of the plates are of a more political nature being the "Gun-Powder Treason" the "Martyrdom of King Charles I" and the "Restoration of King Charles II." Red ruling to the borders of the double-columned text title pages and plates. The Whole Book of Psalms Collected into English Metre by Thomas Sternhold John Hopkins and others . 'Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers. 1707" is not found in the ESTC. Neither text is paginated; the final leaf of the Book of Common Prayer is R4; the final leaf of The Whole Book of Psalms is I6. Front hinge reinforced with Japanese tissue. Slight loss at the bottom of the spine. Black straight grain morocco with gilt lettering and raised bands on the spine. All edges gilt. Very Good. ESTC T231335. Very Good binding. Printed by the University-Printers | Printed by J. Heptinstall, for the Company of Stationers unknown
1608WRCLIT65814London: Imprinted . by Robert Barker . Anno 1608. 120pp. Collation: A-P4. Quarto. Extracted from pamphlet volume. Elaborate floral headpiece on title. Light dust soiling faint tidemark affecting last third of text block toward gutter at top a few early ink annotations but a good crisp copy. One of the six printings of the English text dated 1604 distinguished by STC and ESTC. The copy in hand has the catchword 'Reuerence' on D1r and STC suggests it may have been printed in 1608. ESTC locates four copies in North America including the present copy. STC 10071.5. ESTC 2623. McALPIN I:179. Imprinted ... by Robert Barker ... Anno unknown books
1707292146Oxford London: Printed by the University-Printers Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers 1707. Full Leather. Very Good binding. The Book of Common Prayer and Book of Psalms for the Church of England bound together in one volume; both were published in 1707. Complete with 53 numbered plates. Interestingly three of the plates are of a more political nature being the "Gun-Powder Treason" the "Martyrdom of King Charles I" and the "Restoration of King Charles II." Red ruling to the borders of the double-columned text title pages and plates. The Whole Book of Psalms Collected into English Metre by Thomas Sternhold John Hopkins and others . 'Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers. 1707" is not found in the ESTC. Neither text is paginated; the final leaf of the Book of Common Prayer is R4; the final leaf of The Whole Book of Psalms is I6. Front hinge reinforced with Japanese tissue. Slight loss at the bottom of the spine. Black straight grain morocco with gilt lettering and raised bands on the spine. All edges gilt. Very Good. ESTC T231335. Very Good binding. Printed by the University-Printers | Printed by J. Heptinstall, for the Company of Stationers unknown books
1707287656Oxford London: Printed by the University-Printers Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers 1707. Full Leather. Very Good binding. A Book of Common Prayer and Book of Psalms for the Anglican Church bound together in one volume; both were published in 1707. Complete with 53 numbered plates. Interestingly three of the plates are of a more political nature being the "Gun-Powder Treason" the "Martyrdom of King Charles I" and the "Restoration of King Charles II." Red ruling to the borders of the double-columned text title pages and plates. The Whole Book of Psalms Collected into English Metre by Thomas Sternhold John Hopkins and others . 'Printed by J. Heptinstall for the Company of Stationers. 1707" is not found in the ESTC. Neither text is paginated; the final leaf of the Book of Common Prayer is R4; the final leaf of The Whole Book of Psalms is I6. Front hinge reinforced with Japanese tissue. Slight loss at the bottom of the spine. Black straight grain morocco with gilt lettering and raised bands on the spine. All edges gilt. Very Good. ESTC T231335. Very Good binding. Printed by the University-Printers | Printed by J. Heptinstall, for the Company of Stationers unknown books
180819696London 1808. 126pp. Five engraved plates 3 folding 2 full-page many in-text illustrations. bound with SECOND REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON THE HIGHWAYS OF THE KINGDOM. ORDERED TO BE PRINTED 30TH MAY 1808. pp 127-193 1 blank. bound with THIRD REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON THE HIGHWAYS OF THE KINGDOM. ORDERED TO BE PRINTED 17TH JUNE 1808. pp 195-215 1 blank. One full-page plate. Folio disbound title leaf of First Report loosened collated complete. Very Good. <br/><br/> The Committee was charged with determining the "use of Broad Wheels and to examine what shape is the best calculated for ease of draught and the preservation of the Roads; also to suggest such additional Regulations as may contribute to the preservation of the Turnpike Roads and Highways of the Kingdom." Thus the Committee investigated Wheels Carriages "in general" and "The Construction of Highways." The Committee conscientiously consulted the latest and most advanced thinking of the day and presents it here. OCLC locates copies only at the Library of Congress and the University of Indiana. <br/>OCLC 4499251 2. unknown books
67517George IV Document On the Same Day of His Coronation GEORGE IV King of England. George IV Document. England: July 19 1821 the day of his coronation. Document states that Mayor General Christopher Jefferson is now a Lieutenant in the army. Signed by Wellington and three other Lords. Affixed with 2 seals on the left hand side. One is a red circular wax seal and the other is a blue paper seal. Written on vellum three creases from folds. Measures 390 x 300 mm; 580 x 500 framed. Beautifully matted and framed. "George the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; King Defender of the Faith & Trusty and well Beloved Mayor General Christopher Jefferson. Greeting: We reposing special Trust and Confidence in your Loyalty Courage and good Conduct Do by these Presents constitute and appoint You to be Lieutenant General in Our Army and to take Rank from 19th July 1821 and We do hereby give and Grant you Full Power and Authority to Command and take your Rank accordingly; You are therefore carefully and diligently to discharge the duty of Lieutenant General by doing and performing all and all manner of Things thereunto belonging. And We do hereby Command All Our Officers and Soldiers whom it may Concern to acknowledge and obey You as a Lieutenant General as aforesaid: And You are to observe and follow such Orders and Directions from time to time as You shall receive from Us or any Your superior Officer according to the Rules and Discipline of War in pursuance of the Trust We herby repose in you. Given at the Thirteenth Day of October 1821. In the Year of our Reign. By His Majesty crossed out Command of the Lord Justices in the name of His Majesty William Hamilton" HBS 67517. $500 hardcover books
1821675171821. GEORGE IV King of England. England: July 19 1821 the day of his coronation.<br> <br> Document states that Mayor General Christopher Jefferson is now a Lieutenant in the army. Signed by Wellington and three other Lords. Affixed with 2 seals on the left hand side. One is a red circular wax seal and the other is a blue paper seal. Written on vellum three creases from folds. Measures 390 x 300 mm; 580 x 500 framed. Beautifully matted and framed.<br> <br> "George the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; King Defender of the Faith & Trusty and well Beloved Mayor General Christopher Jefferson. Greeting: We reposing special Trust and Confidence in your Loyalty Courage and good Conduct Do by these Presents constitute and appoint You to be Lieutenant General in Our Army and to take Rank from 19th July 1821 and We do hereby give and Grant you Full Power and Authority to Command and take your Rank accordingly; You are therefore carefully and diligently to discharge the duty of Lieutenant General by doing and performing all and all manner of Things thereunto belonging. And We do hereby Command All Our Officers and Soldiers whom it may Concern to acknowledge and obey You as a Lieutenant General as aforesaid: And You are to observe and follow such Orders and Directions from time to time as You shall receive from Us or any Your superior Officer according to the Rules and Discipline of War in pursuance of the Trust We herby repose in you. Given at the Thirteenth Day of October 1821. In the Year of our Reign.<br> <br> By His Majesty crossed out Command of the Lord Justices in the name of His Majesty William Hamilton"<br> <br> HBS 67517.<br> <br> $500. unknown
BOOKS051428IHC. good black cloth hardcover light edgewear. Volumes XIV XV XVI and XVII of the series; and Volumes I II III and IV of the War Rolls. Complete set comprising: Volume I ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 1775 TO MAY 1777; WITH AN APPENDIX EMBRACING DIARIES OF LIEUT. JONATHAN BURTON. Parsons B. Cogswell State Printer Concord NH 1885 799pp; Volume II ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR MAY 1777 TO 1780: WITH AN APPENDIX EMBRACING NAMES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE MEN IN MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS Parsons B. Cogswell State Printer Concord NH 1886 847pp; Volume III ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR WITH AN APPENDIX EMBRACING SOME INDIAN AND FRENCH WAR ROLLS John B. Clarke Public Printer Manchester NH 1887 1021pp; and PART I. ROLLS AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO SOLDIERS IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. PART II. MISCELLANEOUS PROVINCIAL PAPERS FROM 1629-1725 John B. Clarke Public Printer Manchester NH 1889 819pp. unknown
69775E-316. Fair. Hardcover. Hardcover. 8vo. Published by J. Ollivier London UK. 1839. Lxxx 341 pages. Map. First Edition/First Printing. Bound in blandstamped cloth boards with titles present to the spine and front board. Boards have shelf-wear present to the extremities boards are chipped at the heel of the spine and to crown of the spine. Bookplate of George Crews McGhee former US ambassador to Turkey. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. "The revolution of 1830 having" in the words of Colonel Smith " compelled Marshal Marmont to expatriate himself; he took up his residence at Vienna and remained there till 1834 ; when be- coming weary of the monotony of an inactive life he set out on a tour through Hungary Transylvania Southern Russia the Crimea Turkey and Egypt." Of this tour he published a journal; from which Colonel Smith has selected the portion relating to Turkey and translated it ; introducing it by a precis of the remainder of the tour ; illustrating or commenting upon the text in elaborate notes; and appending a disquisition on the present state of affairs in the East in which Smith combats the conclusions of Marmont as to the inevitable decadence of Turkey and points out what he conceives to be the proper course for Great Britain to pursue in regenerating the Empire. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . hardcover
OB988<p>Narragansett Pier Rhode Island New England Water Works Association 1913-1921. Hardcover. Manuscript letter book 1000 7 sheets; 31 cm. Copies of letters sent by Willard C. Kent 1851-1924 architect and civil engineer of Woonsocket and Narragansett Pier Rhode Island who conducted business as Secretary of the Association from his Rhode Island home. These copies of his letters are in a "Tokio" Letter Copying Book. Discoveries by Koch and Pasteur on health hazards caused by bacteria led to actions to provide a supply of clean healthy water in municipalities throughout America. In the years covered by these letters there was a strong active organization of New England water engineers and large-scale projects in Boston Providence and other cities to secure safe water. Very Good. Stock#OB988 oversize.</p> Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island, New England Water Works Association, 1913-1921 hardcover
161253IN3G002UN7New England Conservatory of Musi 1/1/1916 12:00:00 AM. paperback. Good. 0.4000 in x 15.5000 in x 12.0000 in. New England Conservatory of Musi paperback
183438527Boston: Published by Garrison & Knapp 1834. 72pp. Stitched in original printed pale blue wrappers wrapper imprint: "Printed by Garrison & Knapp". Scattered light foxing Very Good.<br /> <br /> The rear wrapper lists "Anti-Slavery Publications" of the Society. The day-by-day proceedings are recorded. Samuel May was elected President of the Convention which asserts that Slavery "ought to be immediately abolished." Laws prohibit teaching slaves to read distributing the Bible to them or "the preaching of the Gospel" bar them from acting as witnesses. "Their persons and their lives are left totally to the absolute control of their masters." Reports are presented on Slavery in the District of Columbia the progress or lack thereof of the anti-slavery cause the Slave Trade with many examples of the horrors of Slavery. Speeches and an Address to the People are printed.<br /> LCP 7044. Dumond 83. AI 25911 5. Published by Garrison & Knapp unknown
197636281Adams Brown Co. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1976. Stated First Edition. Hardcover. Blue cloth over baord showing light shelf and edge wear gently bumped corners. Jacket has faint dampness wrinkles and more edge wear. . Adams Brown Co hardcover
189911Some shelf wear. Bumped corners creasing to the crown and base of the spine. Cocked spine. Scattered foxing and aged toning throughout. Shadow of indication of a former owner's name on the front end pages which has been erased. Ink smudge on pages 131 & 132 which does not affect legibility. Some early indication of separation between the text block and spine. Tipped-in gold lettering on the front and spine. Robert Freke Gould was a soldier barrister and prominent Freemason and Masonic historian. He wrote a History of Freemasonry which remains a standard reference work on the subject. Gale & Polden, LTD. hardcover
