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réf. 1343822319.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1162919418.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1164137999.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1166778517.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1166778525.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1970réf. 25JAN27A014Hardcover missing dust jacket - First Lorrimer printing 1970 text appears clean and unmarked binding is square and tight black boards are clean but for minor head and tail bumps - moderate musty smell; NO DJ -- Dependable seller since 1994 daily shipping with tracking from our brick and mortar store in Madison Wisconsin. Lorrimer hardcover
1963réf. 11431Fordingbridge Hampshire: Eley Game Advisory Station. Good with no dust jacket. 1963-1967. Softcover. Ex-library government department library. All with clear plastic taped to covers. Rubber stamps of the "Dept. of Internal Affairs Queenstown". Card pockets on endpapers. ; 12 Eley Game Advisory Service Booklets. Numbers 2 4 5 8 9 11a11b 14 16 1718 and 20. Individual booklets vary from 10 pages long to 56 pages long. Titles: Game and Shooting Crops; Partridge Rearing; Pheasant Egg Production; Pheasant Rearing; Sex and Age in Gamebirds; Hatching Game Birds' Eggs under Broodies; Hatching Game Birds' Eggs in Incubators; Feeding and Management of Game in Winter; Enemies of Game: Some Control Methods; Enemies of Game: Some Control Methods for Ground Predators; The Foods of Wild Partridges: Chicks and Adults; Game on the Farm. Some of the booklets are first editions others are revised editions. All published between 1963 and 1967. Also included are two other booklets: "I.C.I. Game Services Advisory Booklet No. 18 - The Foods of Wild Partridges" revised 1954 and "Eley Game Advisory Station Annual Report 1964/65". Total of 14 booklets ; 8vo . Eley Game Advisory Station paperback
2023réf. B2308262Aktif Yayinevi 2023. New. n/a n/a Türkiye has a long history of combatting terrorism. Through these terrorist acts Türkiye has gone through a lot of tragedy. Moreover all of these attacks were committed by a transnational network; thus making Türkiyes counter-terrorism experience unique. Despite this experience's scope and uniqueness Türkiyes counter-terrorism efforts are under-researched. Due to Turkish efforts against PKK terrorism in the last four decades counter-terrorism has become a specific area for securocrats. This situation has driven away scholarly interest in the topic. Another reason was the tactic adopted by PKK militants which focused on exploiting freedom of speech in academia by using it for mere propaganda. Eventually Turkish counter-terrorism stayed as an under-researched area. This book is focusing on to say something on the issue in a scholarly fashion to advance the discussion on the topic. As it is explained; works on the topic are limited in Turkish academia; thus by publishing this study it is expected to initiate a scholarly debate. Aktif Yayinevi unknown
réf. 382629 April and 2 May 1901 8 May 1901; all three items on letterhead 'KNIGHTON BUCKHURST HILL.'. Politician and director of Trueman Hanbury Buxton and Co. 1840-1924 whose entry in 'Who's who' describes his 'Recreations' as 'a keen follower of big game in four continents'. All three items 12mo and very good. The first two items on cream paper and bearing the Society's stamp; the last item on grey paper and docketed. First and last item signed 'E N Buxton'. ITEM ONE two pages addressed to 'Sir Trueman' sic: 'I have not forgotten that you asked me how my films stood the Climate & if I got any decent results in the Soudan'. Offers to show Wood 'a few' at the Athenaeum. ITEM TWO one page only addressed to 'Sir Henry': He is sending Wood 'the 3 negs I hope they are those you selected'. Asks Wood to get A1 slides made from them. 'I am at your service for the Photo &c any time after the ninth.' ITEM THREE two pages addressed to 'Sir Henry': If wood has been 'successful in getting satisfactory slides from the negs' Buxton would be 'so glad to try them against those I have'. Asks Wood to look at prints and see if any prints could be made 'in the way of slides'. 'Like many others they were taken in a failing light - the evening being the best time to make an approach - in fact the only time when it was possible with antelopes'. 29 April and 2 May 1901, 8 May [1901]; all three items on letterhead 'KNIGHTON, | BUCKHURST HILL.' unknown
réf. 0979204747.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. Prakash-9781506723617Dark Horse Books. HARDCOVER. New. ENGLISH Dark Horse Books hardcover
réf. Prakash-9781506723617Dark Horse Books. HARDCOVER. New. ENGLISH Dark Horse Books hardcover
réf. 1580603912.Gsingle_issue_magazine. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. unknown
1802réf. 207728Lond. W. & T.Darton. 1802. Large folding hand-coloured map of England & Wales. 550x530cm when unfolded. Has 118 place markers on which counters can move when a totum is thrown. The counters can be purchased separately. The players commence in Maidstone no.1. and end in London No.118. Contained in a rubbed card case. Good copy. Scarce. The directions for playing s printed on the sides of the map. Lond. W. & T.Darton. unknown
1908réf. BOOKS326844State of New York. Collectible-Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1908. Hardcover. Sm 4to. Only 3 of 4 maps present. Also missing tie strings. . State of New York hardcover
1905réf. BOOKS326843Albany NY: State of New York. Collectible-Very Good/NO DUSTJACKET. 1905. Hardcover. Portfolio with loose maps with tie strings. . Sm 4to. Complete with the 4 sections of maps. . State of New York hardcover
réf. 461525 January 1895; Barre. American physician and explorer of Africa 1866-1939. The recipient was Assistant Secretary at the Natural History Museum London. One page 12mo. Good on slightly discoloured paper and with remains of stub still neatly attached to one edge. A significant letter sent on the eve of Donaldson Smith's most notable expedition. 'Just a line in haste to tell you I & Dodson a taxidermist engaged for the expedition are ready to start for Rudolph Gillitt another taxidermist having left for England after hearing of his father's death. I send a lot of specimens to the museum & I trust they may find amny interesting ones among them.' Sends regards to Mrs Fagan and 'to Horace'. Signed 'A. Donaldson Smith'. 25 January 1895; Barre. unknown
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réf. 19363Circa 1814 the certificates being 'for the Year commencing the 5th of April 1815' following 'an Act passed in the 54th Year of the Reign of His present Majesty'. Benjamin Wright and Co. Printers 31 Little Queen-street Holborn London. Crisply printed with the long s on one side of a piece of 37.5 x 25 cm. thick laid paper. In fair condition aged and worn having been used to wrap up items and with the following in manuscript on reverse: 'No. 1. Vouchers recd. of Mr. Gabell'. The text begins: 'Notice is hereby given that by the Acts of 48 Geo. III. Cap. 55. and 52 Geo. III. Cap. 93. every Person who intends to use or shall use any Dog Gun Net or other Engine for the Purpose of taking or killing any Game whatever or any Woodcock Snipe Quail or Landrail or any Conies or shall take or kill or shall assist in the taking or killing any Game or any Woodcock Snipe Quail or Landrail or any Conies must before he shall so take or kill or assist in the taking or killing the same subject to the Provisions in an Act passed in the 54th Year of the Reign of His present Majesty Cap. 141 annually pay the Duties imposed by the said Acts to one of the Collectors of the Assessed Taxes for the Parish in which he resides who will give a printed Receipt for the same which Receipt is to be exchanged for a Certificate to be signed by the Clerk to the Commissioners for the District.' A space has been left blank for the details of 'the Clerk to the Commissioners of this District'. Details of the duties in four instances are given. From the papers of the Harington baronets of Ridlington. Circa 1814 (the certificates being 'for the Year commencing the 5th of April 1815', following 'an Act passed in the 54th Year of unknown
réf. 21283On letterhead of Heatherside Worpledon Surrey. 11 June 1902. 2pp 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition lightly aged. Folded once. He begins by informing the unnamed recipient that the reason for the delay in answering his letter is that Selous has 'just returned to this country from a trip to Hungary'. For his part Selous will be 'very pleased if you will quote anything you like from my book “Travel and Adventure in S. E. Africa”. He presumes that 'the publishers to whom the book I suppose really belongs will have no objection either as to quote any passage from a book is to call attention to the book itself which may result in the sale of a copy'. On letterhead of Heatherside, Worpledon, Surrey. 11 June 1902. unknown
réf. 1466288167.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2016réf. 2-1941582893Catalyst Game Labs 2016. Hardcover. New. German language. 14.60x10.90x0.70 inches. Catalyst Game Labs hardcover
1902réf. 1677Seventh Report from the Forest Fish and Game Commission a portfolio of unbound prints undated but assumed 1902. The slipcase in green cloth stamped on the front board as shown with this listing is rubbed scuffed and bumped. 99 of 100 plates as issued of fish birds and wildlife as: 52 fish by Denton signed in the plates 5 fish by Denton unsigned; 1 deer by Denton signed in the plate; 1 pheasant by Denton signed in the plate; 1 lobster by Denton signed in the plate. Also 12 birds by Fuertes signed in the plate; 4 animals by Kemp signed in the plate 19 birds by Ridgeway signed in the plate and 4 birds unsigned. The plates are in good condition more photos are available on request. Your purchase helps our small public library. pi B2 State of New York
1918réf. 98475France. July 20 1918. 1918. Very good. - Octavo 7 inch high by 4-1/2 inch wide. Approximately 173 words penned on three of the four sides of a folded sheet of personalized letterhead. The letterhead from his family home of Brockhurst Grange Road Guernsey was used elsewhere as is indicated by the identification having a line crossed through it. Dugmore is most probably writing from France. He writes to the American lecture manager James B. Pond that "I am to return under the instructions of the comparatively new Ministry of Information as soon as I have gathered the material I want. This will include the results of a visit to the front both with the British & American forces in France a probable visit to the Grand Fleet visits to the largest munitions works & ship yards. So I hope to be ready to return in September. That is to say leaving here about the middle of that month. The plan to go to the west coast California etc. will be first rate.By the way I have been a Major since Feb 10th & never knew it till the other day." He signs in full "Very truly yrs A Radclyffe Dugmore". In a postscript he writes: "Are you mentioning the African lecture for the west". Pond has stamped the note:"ANS'D AUG 29 1918". A few words are slightly smudged and the letter is folded twice for mailing. Very good. The big game photographer and author Major Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore 1870-1952 was also an artist illustrating some of his books and producing a series of prints of wildlife. He traveled extensively photographing and filming animals throughout the world and particularly in Africa. The author of "The Wonderland of Big Game" "The Romance of the Beaver" "Camera Adventures in the African Wilds" and "The Romance of the Newfoundland Caribou" among others his films include "The Wonderland of Big Game". He was the subject of a 1931 Lowell Thomas biography "Rolling Stone: The Life and Adventures of Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore". At the beginning of World War 1 Dugmore went to the battle front and recorded his experiences. He wrote of them in his book "When the Somme Ran Red". Quoting from the dust jacket of the book: "This book was written during wartime by a gassed British infantry officer incapacitated and no longer fit for service in the trenches. Dugmore was an unusual soldier who would normally have been considered too old for front line duties from the outset. He was already well into middle age at the outbreak of hostilities having spent a career as a naturalist and sportsman and it was only due to influential friends that he managed to obtain a commission in an infantry regiment - the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. Yet this was not his first experience of the Western Front. As the German Army swept into Belgium the civilian Dugmore-armed only with a cine camera-travelled to the front as the small Belgian Army vainly attempted to stem the advance to experience the war at first hand. His account of this early stage of the war makes unusual and fascinating reading. After joining the army the author joined his regiment serving in the trenches during the period leading towards the First Battle of the Somme in 1916 and it is this and his time during the battle itself that are the principal subjects in this account." [France?]. July 20, 1918. unknown
1927réf. 34441Buffalo NY: February 15 1927. 1927. Good. - Signed "Prince William of Sweden" on a slip of paper which has been mounted on a gray autograph album page 5-3/4 inches high by 4-1/4 inches wide together with a portrait clipped from a newspaper. A cut-out coat of arms has been mounted to the right of the photo with a note by the previous owner penned below it. There is some light staining to the portrait and the cut signature probably from the glue used in the mounting. Good. Prince William of Sweden was an internationally known big game hunter a writer of books on travel and exploration novels and plays a poet and a contributor to American magazines. In 1927 he toured America lecturing about his African adventures. His autograph was evidently obtained on this tour as indicated by the note penned on the album page: "Feb. 151927 at Buffalo Consistory. "Hunting big game in Pygmy Land." Buffalo, NY: February 15, 1927. unknown